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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
BASEBALL
RESULTS

Nep York !. Philadelphia e
Cincinnati 9. pitts0urg
Boston 5, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 4, -. louis
Philadelphia i. New York 2
Detroit 5. Cleveland .
Washington q Boston
st. Louis 4. Chicag9 3.
~ Louis I. Chicago
Pittsburg & kansas cts 4
Newark 5. Baltimore J.
Buffalo 4 ri3ooklsn
Atlanta I. New orleans :
Chsttanooga 1. Memphis
Birmingham 8 Mobile
Little Rock 3 Nashville e
South Atlantic League.
Albany 8. Jackson vile 6
Augusta s. Savannah 9. eleven
innings
Charleston 3. Columbia
Macon s. Columbus
Colisns Baseball.
At philadelphia y ale =, Penn
sgIvauia =
Az Providence Brown s. Prince
ton q
81 Ithaca Cornell 2 Rochester o
AZ Nes York Paramount !. &C.
iumhla
A. Athens Ccoreia 4 Aisr~~.p-
81 Auvies s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
MOVIE COMEDIAN
HAS PASSED CRISIS

New York. April L. john Bunny.
tae movina picture comedian. 81 here
have passed the crisis 20 his Illness
and o. be On the way 70 recover
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lest again 70 Memphis today, being
unable 70 hit I'M The score r. H. r
Memphis ............. a .
Chattanooga .......... s
Hin. Bsrnhardt and Kitchens; um-
psre Rudderham
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Worlds Champs Win First Game;
Philadelphia Beats New York

Nsv york Apln fg.-AleXander
ana NafthcWson two ~ the greatest
ass Basdefs 90 the same. wera %
FL thls AFTERNOON and the New
sera STAR Waa driven from the box
ahla aelphia winning hy the aeoro q
rs = The score RHE
Philadelphia ....... ......... a.
efN &0fA tss.s.-rf=~.t sass.
Rattar les Alexander and KllNfer
sintfhewsop. stroud and Myers um-
llFes. Rl9ltr and Hart
81 Lsuis ?, Chicago 4.
Chicago. April tT-=ChlcaRo Lost
aEaiu 20 81 Louis this afternoon. the
score brlng Z to a. Neehuus weakened
and saliae took up the uitchinE, stoF-
ping the Chicago clubs hitting TIE
score RHE
81 LOUIS stteststsff .tssssft+ ~
G.hleaEn Observation-Disclosures. q
Batteries Neehaus Sallee ard
Glenn Zahell vsushan. and Arches;
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New York Beats Athletics g TO Il;
Cleveland Shut Out By Detroit

P11iladen. ola April iss--Although
hsfted hard McHale kept the hits -
Philadelphia 80 scattered today that
New York won a . 60 ] victory over
the visiting club. All Philadelphia
pitchers were cid and ineffective. The
score RI =.
New YORK tstts-s.ssss*ssss
phiiadeiphia .s.+s..s.. p
Battevies~Mcfiale and Sweeney
wscoff. nFesslcr. Harper and Napp
unfrlfes chill and Connolly
Bosson z. Washington S.
WRnhlnxtcn, April t7.-Boehlinx
wilaness. coupled with errors ~ the
home clab and punched hits bY the Wis
stors. gave Boston 20 victory over
washinRton this afternoon. The
score R.HE
HoetoH ssttftt tttFsssttrs
WMNhtnk ton s.+s.t+.s =.ss ts.+s.ats ~
Batterisa-Foster. shore and Cady.
noenling and Henry. umpiros. Null
laney and Evans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

Psttshars 3. cineinnafi
Cincinnati. April tT.-Pittsaufz aoH
an interesting and well piayed game
from Cincinnati this afternoon BY the
score ~ 3 e. The score = H.E.
pittsburE ... @
Cincinnati ......
Batteries Adams slmmeu& ana
SchanE Brown AmaE ard Clark am-
plres Klein and ksmste
arsoktyn I, Boeson s.
Boston. April "a The worlds cham
plons won their fret same ~ the sea
son this afternoon wher they played
at their home grounds the score
r r. -
Er8ukiyu ..s-.s.-s.
Boston .... -sa-.s. ,.-ss-+ .
Batteries Atenisan. RaSan. ana
Meg'artg. Cruseher Etraug and Gov
az umplros. Byron ans ortiz
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Atlanta. Apri l7.--New orleans CUT
hattst Atlanta today and won 90 =.
Both teams played a ragged fieldlns
game The score. Ri p.
New Orleans s.+..... a
Atlanta .......e .. a
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srssklyn I, soseen S.
Mobile Defeats Birmingham:
New Orleans Wins From Atlanta

Batteries smith and HisEins Hiett
Thompson end Rumlsr empires Kern
and Chestnut
Memphis 4. chattanoosa =
ChattanooEa. April i4.- @ChattaneogH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

Little Rock April l5s- Little Rock
played 4 poor game this afternoon and
again lost Is Nashville IS the score ~
Z 10 &. The score RH T..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

birmingham. April i7-Mobile de-
feated Birmingham IN = hard hitting
game this afternoon BY the margin q
one run The score was 20 3. The
score Ri f.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
R.slsbara ). elnsinnasL 3

amplres ouisley ana Fason
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

Batteries Hogw and schmidt
Hardgrove and Hale. umpires Brett
and O'Tooie
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cl.nslana 3. pstrelt I.
Chicago 5. 81 lsul, 4

81 Louis. April i7.--Chirago's err
rors a. critical times ems BLEED -. Louis
% win this afternoon ~ the score e
"a g The score r. n r.
Nhtc4E0 .s.s.s....ss s#s=ss.s+ :
81 Louis ..s..ss.s +
Batteries Jasper Cheney ana
schaik. james. f.erereuz and severoid !.
umpiren. Nullin and Diuesn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

Batteries Neehaus. Sailee ard
Glenn zaheli vaughan and Archer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06
RAIN CO0LS
HOT FINISH

Just as Donnie NJ. and l.. M. Nc
Kinney were swinging In the home
stretch In the hrst heat OF the 2:2O
pace, a heavy downpour of rain
seeming TO be bent on drowning the
1900 spectators swept the course.
and started q solid mass OF people
towards the different places OF shell
ter. In less time than II takes TO
tell. the $50 automobiles were filled
while hundreds Of people. unable to
gain places OF safety were drenched
to the skin. Had moving picture
man been on the spot, he would un-
doubtly have secured a winning
film. As the proper setting for the
enactment OF the escape OF a cloud
burst. with the nose finishes be-
tween Donnie NJ. and l.. NJ. McKin-
ney rpattering mud IN all directions,
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an only be provided by nature It.

can only be provided by nature It.
self.
In the 1850 trot. Reds Boriel was
In proper racing form but was close
ly pressed by Pefrosa. The 1880
trot. the only race finished. drew
the greatest interest. the rivalry be-
tween the owners and drivers being
very keen. King Albert. the favor
lie, did not disappoint the public.
winning In three straight heats. but
Shadow, although unable to win.
never showed o better form and did
not make single break In the three
heats. oply losing In nose finishes.
Archie Wilson. without the sew
eral breaks he made, would have
been a winner plainly showing that
he has the speed, but needing a
driver that will keep him on his
feet. In the 2:40 pace, Flabbergast
took the first heat In an easy drive.
Monte J. taking the two succeeding
heats although fairly hard pressed
by Flabbergast and Jimmie B.. John
Canary putting up a splendid race
in third place.
In the 1920 pace. l.. NJ. Mckinney
took the first heat. nosing out DON
ME A.. with Captain Grafton. and
Colonel Nottingham fighting II out
for third place. Teddy bell and
Nick NJ. keeping well punched with
the former--a splendid race between
well-matched horses. Following are
the summaries:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

T0slay's Games.
Detroit Mt Cleveland.
Chicago at 81. fouis.
Athletics at New York.
Washington NJ Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06
American Association

STANDING.
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sRatted for cavet in eighth.
- Or Mrkcr N rlghth.

sBAtted for taNet IN elEH'h'
4i;rn for Mckee N eighth.
Innings. n
rfDv"innd .-.... y :
~, hases--Detro Is, Cleveland
- .Yt,''g I'll. hi'r---Nitt. kava naHh.
in. af,," Inctgo" rnehinI sum,
,,atv--ii hits and IS 'im>s ~ bat on
Covti- ,k!o in !~ni"gt tnonc out IN
,Iehthl. no hlts a"d : tlrffs ut bat
,T Cavcf ~ taSinR, hits ard 20
limo. ~ hat m courihe ~ 9 innings
,no.c out n -".'""'hl : h't- ana
,i,,c- ~ ~, m Mcrtoa ~ lnnlnrs;
no hits and t'.0sS 1T tat "n lmbuc
L. ! lnnin- Two.bnsc hitx--Chap-
,nnn. Iacksur. KavnnaGh Three
base hIta--,'rnw Word ., struck out
~ Cov.lestie Smith ., tNeHl.
Chairman Hammond); by puhuc !
,rhe"nnnl Bases on halls--On Co.
y.ipskio fsouthworth. Chapman.
Craroy): oN Coumbc 4 ,Eurns: ka-
yanagh. Covcleskie. Ncechl: or MOI
ION 4 tCohb Bush. Mckcel. Double
piays--W rmb~ ganrs Hammond ana
Jackson: Bush and Burns: Bush. ka-
yenaeh aud Burns First base on er.
rors--D~troit I, Cleveland J. Lott on
bases-petroit &. Cleveland !. Time
--g15 Enthusiastically and wal
lace httendance--S.3S
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sRnn for Burns IN seventh.
tBush out. ht by bntted ball.
Tnninga -
Detroit ....,...o ] u.
Cleveland .......V Id
Total bases-D~troit 70. Cleveland
10 sacrifice hit--WembsEanes. stolen
bases-Graney. smith. Two-basc hits
O'Neiii. Threc-base hitr-Chapman
Witt struck out--By Dubuc Ham
mond Q Chapman. VNeiil. South.
worth Hsserman): by tIassrmsn =
on bsils-On IJubuc t0'Nefll. Sotths
worth. Chapman. Iackson) OF lag-
eYman 9 tpush. Bakcrb. First base
Jef, on bases-Dc,roit n, Cleveland
& Wild pitch-rIaerrmau. Time
1851 rmpires--WaIlacs and Connolly.
Attondance--g.0ls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

Waterways Games. a. =
cin sn'"sii eicicSi S-iiSS ;
Chicago 30 q v
and winso. label. Adams. Bresnahan
aad Archer.
c, I"r,ns; daisisss s-is,: ]
Chicago % 90 o =
Ratteries-Am.s and Clarke Law
end.r. Pierce and Archer.
a, Iou,s o 90 900 % /;
Piitsbugh o o o ~ a..
Batteries-poak and snyder' NJ"
maux and Gibson.
Innlns. a:sass5 T T
pj,tsbu'gh q 2 -
Meadows and snyder
Harmon and Schang.
Innings nssssS Ss-Htt T /
BROOKLYN AL 90 80
ad Batteries s;.r. H. .ns Mccsr tsna ana
.a lsn' york . % | 8
rhiinfri % 10 0oo q o e. q
Ratteries--Perritt and Myers: Al
cxander and kiilifer.
reday's Games.
Roston at Brooklyn two games)'
New York at Philadeiphis.
~. Louis at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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srANDDNG.
ss.s.so> y 8. I , s.. w:asr AZ; .::s s
BOSTON ~ % SIS ~, Louis set; ga
~ Yokr IS "a .507 Cle'iand :ais asa
s& '''% %:s,. } sss::::s;sSf
Batteries = cicot.e and schaik;
James and severoid.
;'.:;::: j;:; 81 III; Il.
il,on and Asnew.
Innings i2stss7ss RHE
Walton a.;SI .SSSSsS: -ss 3
Batteries-Ayers. Engel and Henry;
Foster and Thomas.
v. Innings d:scssocs-S sf
Battcries--shaw and Henry; Ruth
and cady.
Es sm York g J &c daSSGiS.i 3
Brown. WARRIOR and Nvnamaker.
innings. 2st u
PhiiadeL II o o @
- Batteries-Bressier and LApp; War
hop and Nunamaker.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at St Louis.
Athletics at New York.
Washington NJ Boston.
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Federal League.

Yesterdays Results.
MORNING.
81. Louis, 4: Kansas City. o.
Newark at Brooklyn. wet grounds.
only one morning game played.
AFTERNOON.
Baltimore, s-5; Buffalo, as.
Newark. 2; Brooklyn, 1 "a In
ST Louis. 4: Kansas city. 3.
PITTSBURGH. s-i; Chicago. 3-2.
Today'a Cameo.
St Louis at Kansas City.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
Only games scheduled
South Michigan League.
STANDING.
?. Creek :; q 's:i saginaw Il !: SO 80
= Y..s:rs.y'. e.....
y,i'""!s siss III !:
Batterle.-Glass and Wells; VAL
lanoinshame and Lake
Flint iin1'ns.' aass:ssa: e.. 81
So. Bend. % 100 s '---ls2s o
Batterics-0iass. Beebe and Wells;
Loudermilk and Lake.
Ja .Ss.."s'. .dssccssos sGtE
Bat. Creek0 o q o o I 1 o. q 2
Batteries-Frrren and Hernandez;
Hauser and Dobbins
Innings. Iea t5s7 40 Ri r.
Jackson 30 30 ] q 90 - i
Hat CfeckO 1 I o o 90 - a 4
Batteries--Rynearso and Herman
dcx. Curtis and Dobbins.
r. lns CITY. d,atisoscci 1911 l-iRsiMs T
Saginaw oil e3ooiil o Ills 3
Bstteries--J. Jenkins, Crossman.
LOOMS and Donnelly; Hisiey. Kreske
and Harring.
Innings. "a as SO n W "
BAY City, oos:so i--i?Is 2
Saginaw II OIL I o o q o. 6 &
Batt~ries-Loomis. T. Jenkins and
Donnelly; Jones and Harrinr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

ENTRIES FOR FREE-F ALL
Billie S. Billie Boggs. King b..
Worthwhile Boy.
Tho races will he continued i/xt
THURSDAY There will be no admis-
sion fee. The general public Is In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-06

Yest~rday's Results.
MORNING.
Louisville. II, indianapolis ;.
~. Paul. IL: Minneapolis. &.
Only two games in morning.
AFTERNOON.
indianapolis. s: Louisville. ..
Minneapolis. 2; St Paul. ..
Cleveland. So: Columbus 30.
Kansas City. 80: Milwaukee. So
International League.
STANDING.
w l. Pct w LPct
Province si22 s0T Toronto ~ 22 20
BufYaio 3s 81 ST. Har'sh'g 2s 30 as,
Mntreai Is IS .52s Roch'ter % 81 ls
Richm'd 30 81 .ig2 J. City 90 SO 81
YestePday's Results.
Jersey City. s-Il; Harrisburg. o.
Buffalo. rs: Montreal. la.
Providence. SO. Richmond. Ia
Toronto. ST.: Rochester, 3-6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
ROTARY CLUB TO
THE "Y" BUILDING
j. Burr Gibbons viii Pre-
side Over Organiza-
ton Today.

The Tulsa Rotary club will transfer
its headquarters temporarily today
from the Hotel Tulsa to the cafeteria
in the new Y. NJ. c. A. building. The
regular weekly meeting will be held
at 1915 O'Clock today, with j. Burr
Gibbons, manager of the convention
hall, as Rotarian. The orators of the
occasion will be p. Martin Galloway.
Charles Alexander Meyers and G.
Elbertus Lahman, so the meeting
should be an interesting one.
The past president, Paul Gallaway,
will tell how he wondered at the
west in his recent trip to Calforna
and other points on the coast
The veiled prophet, "Zuzu" Movers,
is going to talk on the Essentials of
salesmanship," a subpect on which he
is well prepared
Baker Lahman will discourse for
an hour or more on the code of
ethics c, f., Buchner will perform
as head waiter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
SAND SPRINGS HAS
A LAKE ONCE MORE
"Coney Island" Be-
ing Improved by Those
Interested in 1t.

Sand Springs park again has a
lake-l5 feet deep and spread out
Just about like it was a year ago.
only by looking at the huge new
uam which has been constructed can
1t be told that a few weeks ago all
OF the water was out of the lake and
IT'S bottom was as dry as the proven
bial bone
The rain of last Saturday night
which continued more or less up to
yesterday morning, sent largo
volume Of water tricklng into the
lake from the hillsides surrounding
it far up in the Usage The entire
body of the lake is now covered
ranging in depth from five to fiji
teen feet, and virtually all of Sand
Springs residents who delighted in
a pitch in" other seasons were in
order at the park lake Monday and
yesterday
Yesterday the park management
sent the lake flotilla of boats out on
its surface, and .Tulsas "Coney
Island is now in ship-shape for tho
one who wishes a big swim, where
he has room to test his skin, aus well
as the one who delights in boating.
During the time that the big lake
~ ''''HN 'pl lHb0 pdlh was uIdlneO,- II
underwent repairs that put 1t into
perfect shape Obstacles of every
kind that. hindered the progress of
boaters and bathers were removed.
leaving the floor of the lake as
smooth as that of a race track.
While the big dam is not quite fin
lshed, rush work is being done on
It, A gigantic spillway will be
erected, and every precaution is be-
ing taken to make impossible tho
draining Of the lake even through
he heaviest fall of rain
In the terrific rainfall of late last
Nay the dam to Sand Springs park
axe was eaten away through water
hat at first tEickled over it, but
which gradually ate away the huge
'ile OF earth, leaving the tracks of
he Sand Springs railway on its park
oop suspended in air Reconstruct
ION work was Immediately begun,
'ut two weeks. later this was washed
way Besides the loss to Sand
springs park and that which came
o patrons of the big lake, thousands
4 fish went with the lakes water to
he Arkansas river
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
REMOVING THE SACRED RELICS
Russian Church Issues Order TO Ifs
ArChbShOpS.

PETROGRAD, Aug 10, II p. m. Cyia
London, 10 p m.)-The Holy SYNOD Of
the Russian church has directed the
arChDishop OF Grodno and the arch
plShop or Nllna to remove the sacred
relics from the churches i'm Hrcet.
Litoysk, Kovno and other places
within the zone of military operations
according TO the Bourse Gazette
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
Tnft a Grnndfnthnr

!Ak HAkBOR, Maine, Aug. To-
Announcement of the arrival of former
President Tafts first grandchild was
made tonight. The child. a boy. was
porn to Mrs Robert Taft at her sum
mer home here on Saturday last. but
the fact did not become generally
known until tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
AMERICAN AssocIArIoN.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Chicago 7. Newark n.

NEWAKk. n J.. Aug lO-OnIv tbrae
Newark players reached second base on Brep5
mans pitching while Chicago pounded F,lk
eubcrg for six runs in eight innings and made
another off Brandon In the ninth Westcrzl
drove In four runs with his single and doubIe
The score by iuuings. u n n
Chicago ...... 600 OO1 0i1-- %
Newark ..... coo 600 O00 .
Batteries: Brennan and Fisher. Falk,n.
berg Brandon and Rarider
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

BROOKLYN. Aug l0.-Brooiiyn outb,ttsd
Kansas City today but lost because of nooI
fielding behind B.ueiacket and t6ropgb rroo5
support given Packard. Myers bsttIrv ana
kenworihy's fielding featured. TorSrro,1
the Brooklyn club will inaugurate popular
prices ranging from ten cents 20 one dallsr
The score by innings: r n r
Ansas City ..... 900 100 2OO-S .
Brooklyn .......O00 600 2OO-2 0 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug 1O.-A base on
balls, force, a two-baSe hit by Kores and a
sacrifice fly by Hartley a pinch hitter.
scored the Winning run for St Louis against
Buffalo in tOday's l2-inning game.
The score by innings: R. II. E.
Buffalo 49,. 600 900 600 600 2 o
st. Louis ....O 600 600 600 OOl--l & 0
Batteries: Knapp and Blair; Crandal and
Chapman, Hartley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

BALTIMORE Aug Iu-RSItimore ror
the first game 81 the series from Piftsburrb
Allen and Bailey. who started. were driyor
from the mound
The score by innings. r II p
riltshurgh ......0Ol O30 1915 ~ d
baltimore .......32l 10 OOv-s o n
Batteries. Allen. Barger and O'Cop1or
Bailey johnson and Owens
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
Detroit 3 Mashlnrtnn 2

WANUTNUTON Aug IU"-WnIIcr Johnson
had mo- terrors for Detroit the Tigers pound.
ing his delivery for eleven hit, and cirht
runs Washington could do little with Stren
with men on bases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

Spnc.l. fH IhH World
FORT SMITH Au. 81. With .H. ...ra
'u boz favor of Port Smith urd Glenn
being L.f hard rain stopped r.H.-iua u...
Uea.-oH in fha lls' half uf tHa fourth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Cleveland .. Kansas City /.
Memphis 3, Columbus 4
indianapolis 6, Milwaukee 4.
Louisville st. Paul, rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
Double Header Today

-hDGLE srg 1O=Rain again r-a.
vented NrAles'.r and Nuskogee mixing f..
dar a double header viii bc played Wedn-s.
dAy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston o. Fort Worth :.
beaumont o Waco 3
Gfivestou 3, Dallas T. I1 innings).
san Antonio. Shreveport rain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

Batteries: Packard and Brown; Blue.
Jacket +. Smith and Simon, Land
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11
SOUTHERN LEAGUE


- - III 7IITT y ITTTTH NUIh .
LITTLE RON Ark Aug lO'Birming.
ham drove Frrtcr from th. box today and
won o Co. Three of Cark's four hits Zig.
urrd iu birmingham f, sr1riug
The score by nyIu-s. X HE
birmingham 80. II2 n2I' UlO-G 10
Little Rock .... 600 uu2 OOn=a 7 .
Batteries Crime, and Halle Fincher.
Roth and Gibson.
Atlanta Chattanooga postponed rain
Only two games scheduled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

lie always pay as I 60.
She y1wnIugI don't think you'll
ever become . bankruUL-Judge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-11

600 OO1 OO2 3
600 UO1 100 %

Matted for llugcmou In the ninth.
,liatted for nlpp IN othe NINTH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-22

=. ( W. l.l-4
sordid are oddly mingled In the city's
architecture, and besides the wonder
full cathedral and the impressive gov
eminent structure one sees the mean
buildings of poverty. The peasant,
the gentleman and the millionaire
are inextricably. mixed up in external
Moscow.
Moscow is city of churches.
Their brilliantly colored tower domes
striking dubious affairs. like up
turned beets or onions, or often mot
tied like Holland cheese. give a de-
lightful piduancy to the city's pano-
ramas. First of the Moscow sane
tuaries is the renowned Church OF
the Savior. one of the most luxurious
temples in the world. a temple prov
ing the warmth of imagination and
the Glove of splendor OF the North
Built in the form OF a Greek cross.
perfectly proportioned. its cream
colored marble base and bright domes
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are q feast OF beauty, while its in
terror is an aweInsptring medley of
precious stones. metals and marbles.
The Kremlin, the heart OF Rus
sia's heart, the ancient fortress of
the city, is the inner circle of Mos
COW. wherein are situated the Treas
ury, the arsenal. the imperial palace.
sacred temples. and around which are
drawn heavy battlements of masonry.
Within the confines of the Kremlin,
the first city on the site Of Moscow
grew. the modern town extends in an
outer ring around It. Most of the
Kremlfn escaped unframed from Ma
poleon's visitation, though its tow
ers were Scared by the fires to which
the retreating Russians endeavored
to sacrifice their city.
IThe largest bell in the world is
preserved here in Moscow. with al
most enough metal in 1t to make a
modern battle. There are many hun