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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
Sooner S Coach. Bennie
O1Oen, Is Optimistic
With All But Two of the 1914 Veterans
Back, o. U. Promises to Do Well With
Heavy Schedule

Optimism is foot thick all around
Brnnie owens little bungalow at
Norman The veteran OF many "a
hard founght battle ON the grad
iron who has had such remarkable
s.nce taking charge at oklahoma
university some years ago, feels that
he is due to have another great team
this coming fuu All this was not
said in 50 many words boy the little
coach. as he has that failing common
10 all football mentors. reucence.
but when he told of losing but TWO
men of his last years squad ana
about the new material that Is com
Ing pleasure stuck out all over him.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Sooners first game comes Sept ~,
when owens aggregation goes against
the Central STATE normal eleven at
the state Fair Grounds In oklahoma
city. there's not u sooner player In
Norman and probably Will not be
unul the last ar the week. bennie
ls cVpecting spot Neyer Harvey
Collins, Hap Johnson and llugh
Mccain. all OF whom drove Johnson.s
car to the fair-st San Francisco. to
arrive I'm Norman about Saturday,
" IN enough more coming I'm by the
last " the next week TO start some
preliminary work owens has hAd
| little trouble in defeating the I'D.
mond elevens ln years past, but the
| fact that the normal school game
comes 50 near after the opening oi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
3 CUSHION MEET
Mann ANN0UNNCn
DALE AINNUUNUEU

CHICAGO. Aug 2A.-Ths third In
terstate tournament Of the Three
Cushion Billiard league will open Sep
tember 2, with schedule Of coo
games, II was announced today. Twen-
ty-ilFe players representing IL cities,
VIII play for thirty weeks Chicago
alone boasts five franchises as fOl.
lows,
Charles Weegham Louis A. Ben.
singer, william Flenner George NJ,
LetflnBwell and George W. Roberts
Harry Davis OF Pittsburgh viii
make II bold bid for the 1915 inter
state title, He has taken Champion
lharley Ellis away from Secretary
ed Helm OF Cleveland and will team
the great left-hnnder with Charley
McNourt In the hope OF carrying or
the hunurs with one or the other.
hieckherer, the leagues first chnn,-
pion ana runner-up to Ellis last sea
son after the play-of OF the tie FOR
flrst place, Is right now In fine form
ana bent on redeeming his lost laur
els. Milwaukee will miss the clever
young southpuw and must depend
on the SKIN Of Roy lluscall and Hen
ry Grede tu keep the Cream CITY to
the fore In the race
Clarence Jackson. former Chicago.
an and at one time thought TO be a
balkline champion possibility, ia eN-
pected 10 cut vide swath for De
trolt Jackson, though newcomer
In the League, has developed into a
star angle player and with Jess"
Lean ms teBmmate should make ,
good showing for the Sweeney uus-
ton room In the city OF the Straits
Charles Peterson Of St Louis be
lieyes he has In Pedro Maupome the
Mexican wonder. a healthy aspirhrt
for championship honors Mnupome
played Tor Philadelphia last year anc
was a keen Cuuteder FOR the greater
part ~ the season
Charley OTIS PLAYING for Brook.
lyu must not he overlooked when fix
urinK the next champion While Ie.
rome KeOgh OF Rochester former
holder of the pocket billiard title.
may have something to say AZ the Nm
ish The veteran John Dankelman
| NAV make the fans pay some after
| ton TO Philadelphia.
The newly adopted rule which for
bids player making two deliberate
safety shots IN succession, is expect
cd TO speed up the championship
| games and make them dnubly inter
fstlng 10 the spectators The rule wRs
| first tried with the holding OF ire
hig worlds tourney IN Chicago last
spring which George Moore won, and
It's pronounced success on that occas-
| ion Ia matter ~ history
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
No1U Take 1t From Me-
By BAL"
By Bal

Joe Jackson. ln a measure justified
that huge price which Charley Com
iskey paid FOR him when his tripl'
scored the winning run for the Soy
I'm Mondays game with New YORK.
He'll have to do more than that
though II the SoN hope 90 overcome
that IL game lead OF Boston.s
with the Tigers idle. the Red soX
gained few more points by taking
a game mot pair. as the mourn
Ing sheet assertsl from St louis
Four straighLs from the Biowns
makes 10 look Hike Carrigan has his
bunch IN stride Tor that final pen
nant sprint
The Braves have the Pirates goat
FOR fair Every time Clark.s crew
get up loo the running In Teners cir
cult, along comes Johnny Evers and
his wrrcklng train and knocks the
Pirate playhouse all over the lot
Hats are Off to Herzog lie has at
last got those Reds to fighting like IA
real bail team should. with the result
that they have pulled cut OF the
cellar They also put Crlmp In
Brooklyn Monday.
with cool weather but little
while away hulk line and threc-ruu
billiard sharks are chulklng up their
poles and trying out the old touch.
The date has been announced Sept f"
FOR the Interstate three-yushion tour
nament OF 6Uu games, with - players
cuntrsung
Those n,Gisun fans and newspapers
will view Mondays score. sneer wisey
and say, 81 told you ~. just as soon as
Inn went over there. MuskOgce began
10 play ball" II was shame both
/ for Muskugrr and Oklahoma city.
/ that the score could not have been
reversed yesterday
Only four athletes have ever run
/ iAO yards Boo iS seconds or better
/ They are Ted Meredith of the Uni
yrrFty VI Pennsylvania. who VIII try
/ Co better the Worl's quarter mile rec
/ ord OF a. 80 FOR the circular track.
. and ~ flr the straghtaway, G. -.
/ Neidputh OF Syracuse university both
/ Rcllpaih and Meredith have covered
| the distance 900 49,. NJ W. Long ut
/ Columbia university. and Wendell Bp-
| ker OF Harvard Baker has a mark
of AZ &c. made nearly twenty five
years ago 40 Boston.
U0l Chase. who was a 800 clouler
iu the American league, IL hitting
only 1850 lu the Federal From this
you'll conclude that the pitching IN
the Federal league Is better than IN
the American But on the other
hand Babe horton, who was weak
hitter while loo the American league
is swatung around the 800 mark IN
the new 1rguulzation. Joe Tinker NIL
Tor .all iU his last year In the Ma.
tionul league He's hitting around
200 with tne Feds Which pro, 81
nothing because Lee Magee. who hii
2Si ln the National league last year
is clubbing EN- out for about $50 IN
the Federal circuit
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'NhNl hi NOImuu. makes him feel
that the Edmond team Will put up
"A stlff fight for the edihcatIuu OF
the state fair patrons
Only "Bm" Clark. who graduated
after uaptululug IuW wears team ana
Mel Johnson who broke hIs ankle
playing baseball last spring. VIII be
absent when owen calls Tor the first
work out. II things do not gU umiss
Capshaw. one OF the most versatile
players ever turned out OF o. a., VIII
be back, but Will not participate In
the Missouri and Kansas games be-
cause Of the three ,or rule The
others, including Fields and Mont
gumery. last years ends. Geyer, Col
hns. Hap johnson and Mccain, all
back field men. the Bell brothers and
the Holt brothers. linemeu all Will
be In moleshns BY the first week
In Sepiemhcr according TO all 'he
Information obiaina0le al norman ~
this time.
But few changes have been made
in the rules for this year. which
seem to indicate that owens WI
again depend on speed and open field
work to bring the bacon home to the
state university The most import
ant change Is that which prevents
u team In the euemys territory from
passing the ball out Of bounds near
the goal line Formerly this play
could be made on 'ro fourth down
by team who had no h.nr to make
It's distance. and the bah would be
brought out where 1t crossed the 8 de
lines ana given 70 the olher team
Under this years rules VIII pe
regarded the same as an incomplete
pass ana given TO the opposing team
at the point where the pass oilglnal
ed Ilme-keeplng has beeh lhhei,
away from The head-llnesmal anu
given 10 the tleld Judge according
10 owen The inst change VIII not
affect tuotball IN thls country "'-
cordlng 10 owens AS the pluy nus
never been used mere
BOYD field according to owens Is
In the best VI shape and will be an
lnducement to the men to work fast
and hard to get into shape Tor the
/ first preliminary games with a
wealth OF material. all OF Il speedy
and some OF 1t heavy, o. U. should
have no trouble holding us head up
In the select circles whlch II VIII
move III lne coming ,,s M ,,'I,,,, I',',V m.I
WIN N"',suS ull'' ,lo,',
/ ,',s',l, Na.Sns Ns'',u,,"'r ,"''vst
/ N1''SuH u''''l1''y uuS -,
ytis''y maxi UP S,nv'u,e 49,, .,,
| WI" Wy ln' WS''. "''
'"enS Wal ""''u w
'Bennle. has set his heart on
trimming his old Alma Mater. .nl'
/ Neisly OF Kansas. once more. IRE
ylous 10 1911, Bennie had not wor
game from bert hehheuy. thtI
coach at Is. L. and a teom-mate OF
. owens when they both PLAYED no.
With the passing Of Kennedy, how
ever owens has FOUND ihe kansas
school easy This year the school t'
. the north IN importing coach IRON
| Yale and promising great d"ings
| which makes the Sooner mentor al
the more anxious TO annex the ba'
/ tle Gould the Sooner team take
/ Kansas Missouri and Texas into
camp. Joy would reign most supreme
around the owens household, es ih'
latter schools are almost equal en-
emies with Kansas
Following is the schedule whlcl
has been arranged for the sooners
s.rt.rI.r % ga,traI state nor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
WOMEN GOLFERS START

CHICAGO. Aux 4-elxteon con.
testants IN the Women's Western Colt
championships were ready today foi
the first round " match play. Mrs
". u Hamon Of indianapolis women''
western champion. was paired with
Mrs ~ T. Perkins NJ Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

summary -fWO-hase hits O.Neal.
Gcorhart. synek. Eunlck home runs.
Henderson, kNlduff, stolen base, o.
bases on balls. off Herbert 4, Gler-
hart Huey 3. struck out hy Gier-
hart ], by Huev 3. hits. or Herbert
. In Ia inning. left ON bases. Mus
kpEee 6. oklahoma city Time.
one hour and twenty minutes TIM.
pirr Morgan
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GAMES TODAY
NnIiOnnI

- "-' NHlionni
; st. Louis at New York.
: clear, $50
: Cincinnati at Brooklyn:
+ clear, $3.50
! Chicago AT Philadelphia.
+ clear. $50.
: Pittsburgh at Boston.
! clear, 3,l6.
+ American
: Washington at Chicago,
: clear. 500
+ Boston at Detroit, cloudy,
: 3lJ..
: New York at Cleveland;
: Cleur. 3.l5.
: Phtladelph at 81 Louis,
+ two games. cloudy, 200
+ Federal
: St Louis at Chicago. clear.
+ 400
: Brooklyn at baltimore,
: clear. 3:40.
: Buffalo at Newark; clear;
+ $3.50.
: Kansas city at Pittsburgh.
+ two games. cloudy first 200.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

SHERMAN. Aug - The Miners
hammered their way To victory in a
hatfrst with odds I'm their favor Mon
day. making 1t the third straight
from Sherman with 90 score
Bases were pifered at win but the
visitors were caught IN boxes several
times Huelsman parked long one
over the left fence I'm the NTH Lewis
replaced Johnson when sherman
threatened Il winning finish, and end
cd the game with two strike-outs
The score hy innings r. ~ r..
sherman .. lOl OlO OOl-A 10 2
NJ Alcster ... 200 020 O0l-.H ~ 7
Batteries -Kimball Fslrcloth and
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Standing OF Teams
Phnlies Break Even

PHILADELPHIA. Aug "a The
double header here Monday resulted
I'm an even break between Chicago
and Philadelphia I'm the ninth "
the opening contest Luderus Wild
throw to catch Zimmerman Rt third
enabIeA Zimmerman and Saier TO
score the winning runs and broke
Byrne's little finger
First game
The score by innings r. II.
Chicago ..... 100 600 ul2-A
Philadelphia. OOO 2Ol 600 3
Batteries label, Cheney and Arch
er. Mayer. Alexander and killlfrr
Second game
The score by innings Il II Il,
! Chicago .... coo U22 OOl - q
Philadelphia O7O 2lO l2x l3 10
Batteries -tIumphries. Habrl and
Bresnahan, McQulllun and Burns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
In,Aers Whitc,l,shrd

PITTSBUNGH, Aug = IIIIs-
burgh shut out Kansas city Monday
4 To o, due TO the good pitching Of
Allen
The score boy innings ll H. r.
Kansas city 600 900 600 %
Pittsburgh .... 400 90 OOX 4 /
Batteries Main. Adams aud Brown
Allen and O'Cunnor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug "a Perdue's
fine work as rescue pitcher enabled
~. Louis To win "A doublehrHder from
New York Monday He relieved Ames
In the seventh inning " the trst
game and checked IA Giant rally and
again WAS called to take k1hinson's
place with the bases full I'm the third
inning VI the second game
First game
The score by Innings X, " r.
St Louis .... 03l 600 OlO-5 ]
New York GO. 600 OO2 2OO-4 /
Batteries -Ames. Perdue and sny-
der. Perritt. Schaner and Meyers.
Doom
Second game
The score by innings r II +
81. Louis ......... 600 3lO 600 4
New York ........ COS 600 O0O-3
Batteries Robinson perdue and
Snyder. Mathewson and Meyers
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Denlson. like unto some others We
know or proved unable Co stand the
gutf and let out squaUk d mile
long to Pre1y I'M Funny how pro-
pie viii holler thief and "cheater'
when someone beats them out of
something they are expecting 10 have
all for themselves
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DenisOn at Paris.
Muskogee at TulsA,
Six straight games from the Nets
proved too much OF hill FOR the
wearied Senators to climb, and they
dropped the last game with Musko-
gee to / Ted Herbert started the
game for MRags crew and lasted
Just about five minutes after Iohy
,Thiebold) Henderson had popped one
over Centerfeld After having walk
ed Wakefield, Robinson sacrificed ana
Herbert allowed Dude O'Neal to gath
tr twu-bagger, scoring Wakeneld
Mung uhen waved Herbert TO Inc
bench and called Gierhart to the go
ing
Gierhart caused syneck 10 perish,
Maag to DAmeron. but walked Zoe.
Palmer sent one down to Eun'ck
and should have been retired, but the
blond third baseman booted the PHI.
O'Neal scoring on the play Gear
hart then surprised the World by
cracking out IA double scoring 'Oe
and Palmer The Nets were held
helpless by Glerhart after this unuI
the eighth round. not securing h.'
In the intervening frames. In thls
cnnto. however. ONeal singled and
scored on synek's double who IN
turn scored on palmers single ln
the ninth Henderson doubled, but
PLAYED around ana died on second
The Senator's hone count came ln
the eighth when Pete kildun gre"
tired OF lamping that long row Of
goose eggs on the score board AMI
poled himself home run over the
lettGeld fence. one OF the longest hts
made on Saratoga this season. Asld
from this the Senators got but three
hits. Allen. King and Eunick each
polling one.
Twice with Allen on, once as u
result OF hit and again as the re-
suit OF walk. Mag hit into dou-
BILE play. robblng the Senators OF
their only good chances TO dent the
rubber
Just why Maag started Herbert
Monday instead OF liRowskl. unless ne
feared the Indians former mates
would pound him numerically. IL un
known However, Likowski will In
all probability start against the Twins
Tuesday In an endeavor to take the
first Of the series from that bunch
Either GorhRm OF HOrnsby will tot
FOR schultz for the benefit Of tn,
ladies' today
The apnraf
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ull lol themselves
As told IN The Times sport extra
Monday night President I'm could do
nothing but give both teams an absp-
lutely clear bill OF health. Most rigid
Inquiry developed that nothing more
than u kidding match between mem
/ hers OF the MuskOgee and Denlson
| teamE. while waiting FOR trains had
been INDUCED in and II was ON this
| idle chatter that the DenlsOn sports
(7l based their charges.
However, It was not unexpected
| here Several people remarked TO
| the writer. and he agreed. that a
wall OF that nature was bourd TO
come out of the Texas town II they
! lost many more games while the SEN
aturs were going good. n God hates
IA poor loser, as it is said lie does,
woe unto Denison.
"Cy" Morgan. veteran ot many a
| big league and even worlds series
| games. told the writer that he De
| lleyed Ruteam could attempt TO throw
/ n game which he was watching AM
get hy without his knowing It. And
I Cy says he had not the least susp'c-
/ ion that such thing was being done
/ Changing from unpleasant things to
affairs stll more unpleasant II seems
! that the Senators are bound TO lose
/ when Deuison falls hy the wayside
/ While Phillips was letting the Raj.
readers down with four hits, Huey Wa'
doing the same old thing over again
here. and We are still two games be
hind
suu n the perIsians can repeat
the dose ihsv gave Denison during
the pnst three days and take tw'
or three games at Denlson, VII
Doe durksOup ror Mahga tollers
Three straight from Roy Schultz
bunch should be- but good training fol
the sherman series for the Senators
win all that blindness and those nv
mcruus boots eNpurEated from then
systems the Men " Mag ought 1,
hc In great shape 20 20 through me
rest uf the season like rhinwatel
| through a spout
NJ course. President nm may b,
predludlred. living IN McAlester hu
he says the Miners are now the hes
team IN the league With one eycep
tiun. We agree with him and We ar,
mot very firm IN our stand on that ON,
exception. either
Both I'm and Leo Meyer. thlrtv
third degree fans. assert that Helm
Maag has kept "a second division team
I'm second place all summer HBl
they confined their assertion 90 IN
first part NJ tho summer we'd ha,I
agreed with them. but We can't se
it that way now
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PARIS, Aus "a Deui-uu was
helpless before the mastery pitching
OF Phillips Monday and rars won.
o to 2, making Il two ont OF three
from the Hailroaders Phillips shu Id
have scored shutout as only one
clean hit was made by the visitors
Clark and Workman did the heavy
stick work for the locals, Workman
with three out and four and clark
with three out OF three trips tu the
plate
The score by innings H n r.
Denison ..... 600 200 600
Paris ..... OO2 OOl O2N.-5 I
Batteries Phillips and Felt spyrr
COvington and Merritt
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Neds, ILnN tn nrlnkIYn

BROOKLYN, Aug "a -Pfetfer was
Wild and ineffective I'm the first IN
ming Monday and Cincinnati Rccumu-
lated three hits and three runs.
enough 20 defeat the Supetbas, ?
to 3
The score by innings II. u. p.
Cincinnati ... 500 600 OOV-S ~
Brooklyn .... 600 OOl lOO-I
Batteries MoNenery schneider,
Dale and Wlngo. Pfeffer. Appleton,
Douglas and McCArty
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:: JUST DOPE ::

The passing Of Jim Thorpe, famous
all round athlete and winner of the
olympic games Individual honors at
stockholm, AS Il baseball player again
demonstrated the fact that big league
managers are not Infulible judes OF
diamond material John MCGraw OF
the New York Giants signed Thorpe
10 an expensive contract after the
Indian had been declared profes-
sional by the Amateur Athletic un-
ion Although Thorpe did not rcyo-
luttonlze baseball during his early
days with the team. McGraw re-
peutely declared that the Indian
would eventually make good Thorpe's
inability to hit anything except
straight ban pitching. which opposing
twirlers took care that he did not get,
proved too great handicap for even
this great athlete. Passed on TO the
Jersey City club OF the lnternation-
al league his weakness was 80 ap
/ parent 10 all pitchers that the hltless
Indian was dropped from the class
AA league as valueless
Paving and grading taVes now due
/ Rt Citv Hall Adv
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Whales Routed

CHICAGO. Aug 24-St Louis
routed three Chicago pitchers here
Monday. defeating the local team. II
to
The score by innings. E n n
St Louis .... 500 i2O OO5-il rs !
Chicago .... 022 OOO COL o 10 4
Batteries Crandall Wilett and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24

There Is something wrong with tho
small hoy who isn't looking for some
thing TO eat within thirty seconds az.
ter he arrives home from school
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TULSA. Aug Eft Smith Tulsa
game Monday, postponed, rain
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BOSTON Aug "a Boston took
the third straight game from Pitts
burRh Monday, TO 2 Fred Snod-
gras, formerly Of New York. knocked
u double In the eighth which resulted
In the winning run
The score by innings: r. ". r.
PlttaburRh OiO OOO 1902 s o
Boston ...... 600 020 O1v-3 7
Batteries Adams and Gibson. Ty-
Ter and Whaling. Hughes and Gowdy
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SIXTH GAME TO
SWATTING NETS
Ted Herbert Driven from Mound
While Huey Allows But -FOUR Hits
Paris Again Trims Denlsun
Standing OF Teams


Fort Smith at Oklahoma city
sherman at McAlester.
DenisOn ut Paris
MuskOgee at TulsA,
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NJ course. President Inn may be
predmdlced living In McAlester, but
he says the Miners are now the best
team IN the league With one eycep-
tlun. We agree with him, and We are
not very firm IN our stand on that one
exception. either.
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Paving and grading tayes now due
NJ CiLH Nall Adv
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Standing uf the Teams
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Joe Jackson, in a measure justified
that huge price which Charley Com
iskey paid for him when his tripl'
scored the winning run FOR the Soy
I'm Mondays game with New York
Hell have to DO more than that
though II the SoN hope 20 overcome
that - game lead OF Boston's