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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
JESS WILL QUIT IN YEAR
WILLARD Is NOT IN LOVE
WITH FIGHT GAME AT ALL
Will Dispose Of All Prominent Ton
tenders Before lie Itcttrcs-WiIi
Meet Fulton In Nurrh.

NEW YORK. Deccmbor tom
ZONES nanager Of Jess willard. started
nomncing that the champion viii soon
puit the ring because he doesn't like
iis hitting. He intends, to nsh, few
NOR" battles and hell retire from tho
ring ISid" OF Il year.
Jess wants To dispose OF all the
prominent contcnders before he re-
tires though. to prove that il" is :.
rral bona hdc champion. i!ut the real
truth Is that h" would rather bc doiu =
something else than swapping punches
III the ring. said Jones.
willard first took up boxing when
Jack Johnson was returned winner over
inn Jenrics. IT was his ambition to
remove the negro from the limcliEht
ana prove the superiority OF the white
race that made the big cowboy take
UP hSticunS
The reason that lie made such rapid
progress ana developed from 81 big.
uncouth heavyweight into the best the
drtcrmination TO take the title away
from johnson.
g Jess liked boxing or It's sidclncs.
Such as stag and circus work, he could
every week. Instead, he loves his
family and home. ana he won't he con :
tented again until lac quits the ring
forever ANA takes up farm life, or some
thing like that
willard has ,ecu receiving all kinds
Of offers since he quit the circus. II
was only the other day that he WAS
offered $4,000 u week for twelve weeks
work on the stage. but he wouldn't
even consdc: it, lie is now back home
In Los Anrcl"s with his family, and no
offer. no matter how big. would induce
nim I" leave there until after the new
year starts
willard will probably hight only
three or four battles before he puts
his gloves away for All time. Of course.
hc wants TO uuit with the title in his
possession This doesn't mean IT. is
gong 10 pick amy easy marks. AS long
rs he gets his price, which is S"0.OO0,
he will let the promoters pick his OPP
pOntntS.
Jones then showed the contract for
JcSs'S bout ia March with Fred Fulton
At New Orlcuns. Fulton isn't named,
rs the contract was signed before Full
tom had been secured. The contract
calls FOR $4,000. $500 OF which is for
training expenses. The contract doe sn' I
say that lac can't meet anybody before
then. and If somebody steps forward
with tho required sum for IA bout be-
tween the middle of January and the
New orleans date. he Will I've accom-
InCdatcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
TELLS OF OLD BALL GAME
TED SULLIVAN PLAYED IN
RICHMOND BACK IN 1883
RECON- Incndeh Jake Wells for Manager
of FIRST PrOfcssiOnni TENN Here.
Managed IBusrbnII Worlds Tour.

Ted Sullivan Is II joviai lrishuian, but
II ~ To him that the great American
gam" owes much Of it's success. And
while the fact is not generally known
mere. Ted had something 10 do with
getting the national pastimc firmly
rooted in Richmond He is spending a
night opened up with a few remihis-
cenc"H of the old days.
II was In 1883 that sullivan. then
manager Of tho 81. Louis browns. pnid
his first visit To Richmond. His club
was matched with the Richmond In
dependent team. then under the direc-
George. Epps. The game WAS played
near where Lee Monument now stands.
banqueted on the. grounds with the
browns was Charles y. Comiskcy, now
president of the Chicago Cubs, and one
of the greatest figures OF modern base
bali. Both sullivan and Comiskey are
proud pussessors OF silk handkerchiefs
presented on the occasion OF their first
visit here.
The Browns were 30 well satisfied
with their royal welcome by the Rich
,nonders, that they made a return visit
night talked over those old days The
Richmond club, he stated, was Il daisy.
and OH II wcr. such men AS Glenn.
Nash. Powell and Ferguson, who after
wards We're national baseball celcDri-
ties
To Ted Sullivan. Richmond owes. not
only much Of its baseball prestige. but
managed the first professional team
Richmond ever hnd. Wells was with
the Mobile club. of the Southern T.cug 10.
ana sullivan was managing the Al
lnnts club. The league blew up in TN.
middle or the season, and while w"uG-
ing his way North, sullivan stopped
OF In this city and recommended Wells
10 :" y. Bradley as manager OF the
local team. As consequence. Wells
came here. sullivan aided IN getting
the Infant circuit under way
II ~ both baseball ana thcatricals
that brings Mr.. sullivan back 10 Rich
mond. He IS here arranging for an
exhibition OF motion pictures showing
the worlds tour Of the Chicago White
Mr.. sullivan managed this trip, which
was the most unique ever undertaken
by ball clubs. lie is now the proud
posseSsor OF letters from Presidents
TAFT and wilson, commanding him TO
all American representatives Ia foreign
countries. Two camera men accom-
panied the party, and IL is an inter-
Of the great American gam. under
many foreign skies,
Mr.. sullivan organized the ms, minor
league IN 1879, and from this. the pres
ont system has been evolved. Naturally
NJ. sullivan i not In sympathy, and
docs not look for suCCeas. for the FED
"ral League. The independents. ne as
Serts, VIII never succeed. PRINCIPALS
because there Is no need !or a third
big league and no room for H. The
league is founded on Il lack OF dis
make II huckl" under It's own weight
The future of baseball. he believes. is
at stake III the baseball war now In
progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
MORE SUMNER BASEBALL
II VIII he Rome of Contention in In
tercOllcGintc Conference on
Saturday.

CHICAGO, December 1.-The ques-
ton of summer baseball is expected TO
and conservative members OF the gov
crnng board Of the Western Intercol-
leGiatc Conference. which viii meet
here Saturday. \ strong showing Was
made last night by those opposed TO
the summer baseball rule, or It's rigid
enforcement. at the meeting Of SON
ference coaches and athletic directors.
II was pointed out, however, that
faculty opinion might not follow that
OF the athletic departments.
The strong opposition to lettin:,
down the bars. expressed for Chi
caso by Coach Stagg. is said TO pres
age possible abolition of baseball by
some OF the universities should the
rule he abrogated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
RACE HORSES GO SOUTH
three Cnrlonds OF Animals Pas,
through hichinond I'm Route From
baltimore to Havana.

Three carloads OF race horses y.i,i
attendants. passed through Richmond
early last night from Baltimore bound
Tor the Havana race tracks The
horses arrived in the city over the Rich
mond, Fr.dcrtcks burg and po-omac
HALLWAY at AcCa Station, and were
transfcrred TO the Seaboard Air Line
hhiiWay over which line they will be
Jacksonville the horses will be shipoed
ov"i the Florida East Coast TO Kcv
West and thence by steamer TO Ha
Tana.
II was stated At the railway on,ee
iast night that six cars of horses
among them being some of the hest
hho"n trotterS IN this country. would
Tor Havana. whore the racing season
has Just opened. There were abor,
thirty attendants with the batch or
. horses Yesterday, while many more viii
CIV tD-niDlr 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
WELSH AND WHITE TO
BE MATCHED IN REAL SCRAP

NEW YORK. December IA fur
Their step III the matching Of Freddie
Welsh. the worlds lightweight cham
p!on. and Charley White. the Oh iCaEo
vote-gcttcr. will take place to-mor-
row. Max.y Blumeuthal, the we'll
known sportsman Of this village has
received q wire from Nate Lewis. the
manager Of White, asking Blumenthal
TO act for White. Rlumenthal got in
communication with Harry Pollok the
manager OF Welsh. and the two rep
rescntatives Will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon ana sign articles. The fight
viii be for twenty rounds, with the
title at stake. Pollok Will undoubted-
~ insist upon l35 at o'clock, the
same weight Welsh was at when he
lifted IN" crown from Willie Ritchie's
dome This won't hurt White. for ne
is one OF the heavy lightweight army.
As soon as the articles are signed
clubs will be invited To bid on the
scrap. Pollok demands $4,000 for his
end. As for Whites share. he'll have
10 take what they Offer. for isn't he
going to fight a champion?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
USED TO BEAT WAY IN
Jimmy johnston, Now Manager OF Mad
ison squire Garden, Realized
BOyhOOh Ambition.

Jimmy Johnston. who as n boy. used
70 beat his way into Madison Square
Garden. New York, is to-day general
manaSer. who pulls all the big stunts
At the Garden.
Johnston, in his time, was a messen-
ger boy. iron molder, bantamwcight
boxer and heavyweight manager His
rise !s due to the fact that he is bub-
bling over with lunches
Johnston was the arst man ir Two
country to have woman suffrage lead
ers speak In the ring as n preliminary
attraction: He packed the Garden with
that lunch
lie was the first to use women as
ushers at fight
He was the first to name an Irish
ighter An Wing" and draw about 400
New York Cinnamon 10 the rincside.
besides II laugh from the regulars
He was the first fighter To know
enough 10 quit the ring when he saw
he had gone rs far ms he could 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
0EADLIER THAN GRID
tift.-Ninr Persons Killed and SiNt.-
SiN Injured This SrnsOn while
Hunting.

CHICAGO, December i.-Eifty-
nine PERSONS Killed md siNty-stN In
jurrd Is the hunting toll In eighteen
suites for the srnson which ended
yesterday. according to statistics
available here to-day. Last srnson
~ persons were KILLED and 80:
wounded.
DraEgiDS shotEunS through fence.
and other accidental Iischur.inr of
:unS again claimed u majority of
the victims. 4 score OF persons
hunting dcrr were shot by fellow
hunters, who miSt0Ok them for
game.
Michigan leads In killed. with
fourteen: Illinois comes next Will,
twelve deaths. In Wisconsin nine
hunters were reported killed.
No cst:HIntc or the amount of
game killed tx gnudc. but II is he
iicScd the 7.N!o deer killed I'm Wis
conSin AMI Michigan last scuson Will
remain the record for years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
PITTSBURGH MAY DROP STATE
ENcessIve RouShnesx In ThnnlssrIyinx-
Day Game In Resented by
Authorities.

PITTSBURGH, PA. December l.
There is danger that the University of
Pittsburgh will break athletic relat lions
with the Pennsylvania State College
The Pitt athletic authorities are not
at all pleased with the tactics used bv
state last Thursday in the annual foot
bal! game. They charge the State team
with reSorting to intentional rough
lctic relations. Pitt and state have
been bitter rivals for years, and their
annual Thanksgiving Day game at
tracts as much attention in the western
part of the State as does the Penn Cor
nell contest in the eastern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
CORNELL WON'T MEET PITT.
Faculty Committee Refuses to Allow
Acceptance or Challenge for
Football Game.

ITHACA. y. V, December 1.-The
Cornell faculty committee will not per-
init the acceptance by Cornell of the
challenge of the University Of Pitts
two institutions to decide the 1915
championship. Graduate Manager c.
Erwin Kent stated as reason that
Corhell concluded its schedule with the
VICTORY over Pennsylvania at Philadcl-
phia Thanksgiving Day ard considers
It's season n success. Another reason
given ~ that the Cornell squad broke
framing immediately after the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
lcttin:.
DEER SUPPLIES SPEED
Ali-AnimnI Eleven should lie Win.
nrr With This Fleet Fellow
In Back field.

All-American football selections
now being in order, the following is
proposed as the All-Animal squad:
Left end-Buck. Wisconsin, captain
Left tackle-FoX. Oregon
Left guard-Katt, Lake Forest
Ccntcr-Sruirrel Wisconsin AEcics
Right gunrd-Hart, w. & j.
Right tackle-OX. Purdue.
Right cnd-Panther. Indiana
Quarter back--I,nmb. Chicago
Left half-Woln. Colgate
Right half--Monk, Maine.
Full back-Dcer. Pennsylvania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

NEW YORK, December 1.-The
United states steamship Wyoming. first
division champions, defeated tho United
States steamship New Hampshire,
fourth division champions. in the final
game for the Atlantic fleet football
title 1T Brooklyn Athletic Field to-
day. The score We G to o.
y lone touchdown in the last few
minutes of play decided the issue
cramcr, captain OF the victorious
team. carried the ball through right
tackle FOR three yards and touch
down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Rutgers Mny Play south Carolina

NEW T'RUNSW IGN, y, 7. DCCoiuhof
l.-Word has been received from the
football management OF the University
OF South Carolina to the effect that that
institution is willing to play q post .
season game with Rutgers in Columbia.
:. G., on December -. y trip has been
projected for the Rutgers team during
the Christmas holidays. in which three
would he met
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
kid Mccoy n Movie Actor.

NEW YORK. December Norman
Selhy, whom tho fight fans once knew
as lid Mccoy: is now n moving picture
star. The Kid has been in the film
game for a month or more and is &,
big hit.
Although the Kid didn't saw any
thing about the movies, it was quito
apparent that lie felt at home I'm tho
new game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

Cornell has turned down the chal-
lcngc from Pitt for II game to settle
the football supremacy of the East.
and possibly the nation. The chal :
Iengc waS received after the Big Red
team had disbanded for the season
and broken training.
The football championship rests.
or Pittsburgh. Both went through
the season without Il defeat. and both
vauuuished teams which are look cd
upon as being of the strongest rating.
Until yesterday. there was some
question regarding the national cham
pionship, AZ the Oregon AIgi"s were
touted as possibilities for the honor.
having defeated Michigan Aggics con-
aucrors OF Michigan, by AN overwhclm-
ing score. Syracuse, however, put the
blink on the Wcsterners yesterday, adj
miniAtering stingine reverse by a
SIN another line will ne given on
the merits OF the East and West this
month. when Brown meets Washing
was badly wal!oped by Harvard. but
defeated Yale by 3 points If Brown.
however. has the success OF Syracuse.
1t wi!l eliminate tho Western contend
crs completely.
A worlds series in football is the
thing that is needed, and this is, the
year that II would be appreciated most.
II would be a great thing If some
scheme could be devised 10 settle the
annual mUddie. but this is a dream
that has little chance OF being real
lied in this generation at least.
cade, Elmer Oiiphant. who last
week found The Navy goa easy rid
inr. has been uuscated by "A horse.
Oliie had better stick 10 the goat here
South Carolina. like Virginia is
branching out in athletics. Not con-
icnt with playing the Orange and
Blue and Georgetown, the Gamccocks
are now negotiating with Rutgers for
"a game during the latter part Of The
season If this thing keeps UP. the
North and South will soon be regular
rivals on the grid. The South Caro-
ln!hns want TO play the game on De
cemb"r 20 AT Columbia
Now that the football season is over.
ia: weather man has decided to give
US little football weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Clever FiIly Sold for $4,000.

LEXINGTON, KY. December 1.-An-
sclila 2:l7 IL. worlds champion year
day to Lewis II. Titus. Of Goshen, n. Y
The reported price was $1,000 An
seiila was owned by C. a. Harrison, OF
Seattle, Wash. and was bred at the
Woodland Stock Farm, Woodland, Cal
The flly is by Prince ANAL. dam Ala
MOkO by MOkO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Tigers Goinw to TcNns.

" NN TINITfTE, TFNNS, DcCCnhcr
IA telegram announcing this city
AS the spring training grounds of the
Detroit American League baseball
team was received here to-day from
President Frank NaVin. Of the Tigers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Stcrcotpycrs battlcd The Re-
portcrs royalty in The Times Dispatch
League last night. losing the first and
second games by twcnty-on" aud thir-
~ pins. Green was hiIh man for the
Strcotypers with 1S2. while Davis led
the Reporters with lis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

Tile Union Theological Seminary
quint yesterday defeated the John
Marshall High School five. IS to ~
in - game played on the formers
court. The rhcologs at all points let
the MarshallitcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
tummc rcinl League To- Might

INC Ihe.apeaku and ONO tcnm VIII
tackle the Deaf Mutes OF the Newport
Alleys Tonight i'm he Commercial
League series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Jewellers Win Three.

III" jewellers defeated the NCwports
on the Newport Alleys last night in
the Richmond Bow ling League series.
l.. Bell was high man for the evening
with 225. Lohmauu coming second with
2iS. Bailey topped til" Viewpoints with
49,. Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Whittct's Nhims Win.

The Whittcts Whims won TWO out
OF three games last night on the P;tlac"
runs. Most OF the men We're a little OFF
color except Dalton, who rolled 22S, ana
broke the league record. Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

In addition TO being captain OF the
track squad, Walter Anderson Is man
accr of the baseball team. and an
nounccS that the schedule Will he
ready for publication in a few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Amateur Athletics
80. BY PREP

The basketball puint of John Mar
snail High school has hccu dealt q
severe blow by the loss OF four men.
WHO were counted on Ia star FOR the
team this year. Hatcher. Filming. Ion
nincS and Captain Hargrovc are the
men that are TO be lost to the team
for the first three games at least. \
matter of discipline is understood TO
he the cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

Captain Walter Anderson announces
that the present outlook of the sChed-
III" shows that the season will be
tho most strenuous that the Marshall
lites have had in many day. Raj
eirh High School has writtcn the Mar
sha!litcS for an indoor meet to take
place in Richmond Maury High. Of
Norfolk, wants to close with the Rich
mnnd lads for AN indoor meet, to bc
held here. and the MarShalltcs are to
40 to Norfolk for n return outdoor
meet Then there is tho usual indoor
meet between the local prep schools.
which has for the last two years been
held in the Blues Memory. II is pro-
posed to hold the meet in the Grays'
Armory this year. because the floor
is much larger, and the seating ca
pacity very nearly twice that Of the
Blues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

East Beats West.
At Portland, Observation-Disclosures rs.
oregon AggicS, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

The track squad has not gotten
d"Wn 10 work vet. ana il is hardly
probable that they vii. do 50 until
after the Christmas holidays Some
OF the men are already out. however.
limbering themselves up for the real
work that Coach Gary Will put them
through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

The football championship rests.
without question. with either Cornell
or Pittsburgh Both went through
the season without Il defeat. and both
vauuuished teams which are look cd
upon az being of the strongest rating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

lpIalS ...-.... loo \
Strrcotyf,crs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

Cade, Elmer oiiphant. who last
week found thr Navy goa easy rid
ing. has been unscnted by a horse.
Ollie had better stick 10 TIE goat here
after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

Now that the football season is over.
IA: weather man has decided to give
Is little football weather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16
Given Your Choice.


Would you rather Fight in Flanders
in 4 trench,
Where you vollcy at a foeman
through u screen,
Where the enemy, in turn, beyond the
stencil
Is pottinB at your own benighted
bean?
Would you rather scatter shrapnel ht
a Turk
Amid a smear Of bullets on the fly?
or
Would you rather be an umph who
had TO work
a blazing double header in July?
Would you rather hear the order for
a dash
Across the open country, sprayed
with lead
Where every sudden boom o. crimson
flash
May mean the painful absence OF
your head?
would you rather round up trenches
with a pick,
Where a million blOkes We're aiming
at yOur eye,
or
Would you rather be an ump who
had to stick
Through a scorChng double header
in July?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16
safer system.

Brooklyn has reversed her ancient
tactics She has upset her moss
covered tradition The DOdger sys.
tenn heretofore has been 10 start at
great speed through April, May and
part of Juue--and then spend the re-
mainder Of the summer diving head
long into the indigo grotto of dead
dreams.
This season Wilbcrt the why has
adopted saner tactics His people
started with conservative speed,
purged their system of punk BALL
playing through late May and carly
June, and then started uphill in July
The time 20 get going is at the half
mile post. The ball club on the wane
at that point IS generally palbo!led to
a rune-colOrcd finish.
Very few of those on the inside can
see the Phjllics as pennaTt plobahn-
Itics And fewer still can see Alex
audcrs fast ball.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16

BUFFALO, n. Y, July l5-Newark
turned the tables on the Bufipds today by
taking both games. Mosely was nyinciblc
in the opening game. In the second contest
Rculbach held the locals hitless until the
eighth
Score by innings first game:
Newark ......... COG 600 1907 8 l
Buffalo ......... 200 600 OOO-O ,
Batteries-Mosely and Raridcu, Lafitte.
Redieut Knapp and Watson, Blair
Score by innings second game:
Newark ........ 100 lOl 100 II O
Buffalo .......... 900 600 O3O-3 .
Batteries Rculhach and Rariden; Knapp,
Marshall and Blair, Allen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16

CHICAGO, July 15.-Reports today
reached minor league leaders in this
section that the Secret draft, under
which their players were taken into
leagues Of higher class last year, will
be in vogue again this season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16

ATLANTA. July o.. Gribbrn, who went
w as pinch h.tr. for EAST lu tH, uutI
inning got the only Ht Jim Allen allowed
LIfrn Ru.a here today Atlanta won 20 %
In. score hy innings. r ~ b.
'nn. Rock ......0U 900 900 10 3
Atlanta - 700 NUI Uuk 10 "a
Hafo.lns. East Hnd Gibson. Allen aud
.J0lN.r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16
BY
SPORTING
EDITOR

IFS aggressive spirit--aud this, while a
big factor can't cover weaknesses all
along the line. For there are about
five other clubs also fighting this sea-
son whore at this point last summer
they were beginning 10 assume the
yielding attitude of portlv iellyfish
pr -upgrsomuolgut sponge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16
Various Values.

My wife's a pretty little trick"
"Just one trick? Mines a good
slam, and I'm a chicano."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16

CHICAGO July lF-IuIhlDty 20 hit
Nru,,.r u the Uruchn, today cost Chicago
thc game with Philadelphia which the yi,l.
tor. WON. to o. The Athletics had little
difficulty hnchme thrir ht, off Cicotte.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16
WESTERN LEAGUE

Omaha III. Wichita 81.
Sioux City 2. Topeka ~.
Des Moines 1. Lincoln 9.
st. Joseph al, Denver o-lo.