The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-01
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
SCHEDULE is PREPARED

The 1913 season of tho Western u.-o
citation viii open ON April 10 with Tulsa
a. oklahoma city, and close on August .g
with oklahoma city at sherman The
schedule calls for 40 games The -rhrd
ule committee which began It's meetings
here Saturday completed the work sun
dly and the session WAS closed with %
luncheon nt the lee lIurklus hotel the
visiting members and friends NJ the us
ISOLATION being the guests NJ officers NJ
the local association
staff umpircs were also chosen and
announced J " McNulty NJ Kansas
city was selected chief NJ rnff and III"
other members are plt Spencer ~ Drnl
son, Harry WOmnrk N Mluro aud X W
Pontus of Dodge 'Clty Womank and
Spencer were on the umpiring staff last
srasn and their work was very satisfar.
/ tory both 20 fans and players
Teams will open and close nj other
cities as follows Denlsou 1t McAle-I"r
Paris ut sherman. Nuskugre ~ Fort
smith and closing the season McAlC4trr
win be nj Tulsa, MuskoVec ut Drnlson
and Fort Smith NJ Paris Fourth N July
double headers will be PLAYED OF ncnison
Tulsa. Oklahoma city and Muskogee
with sherman at Deuison Fort Smith NJ
Tulsa, Paris At oklahoma CITY ana NJ.
Alcster 1T MuskOgee
I ne NlUflWlf represents NNIU NNlh 'N
the part NJ the schedule committee and
while ss I'm All schedules some details
might have heeu different its repre-
sents the best program that could have
been perfected on the whole SUNDAY
baseball ls prohibited by statute in Ar
kansas consequently The schedule had tn
be made 10 m Fort Smith probably
more than any other town In the n'so.
citation
Resolutions were adopted plrdgIng
the united efforts " the association io
organized baseball md especially dih
MI the individual organizations ~ the
nssoHutinn pledge themselves t0 united
effort with the Rrt I'm Wow that efforts
hHd hrcn made n is said. tr secure m
flntluu with the Federal lc0gur
Resolution expressing regret M the
death NJ " NJ KHyanaugh, who Tor some
years was president NJ the southern ns.
soclaflUn and member NJ the national
| hoard NJ arbitration were adopted Pros
idput nm n the Western Association
smoke n few words In memory NJ Mr.
| KayRuRugh " his great personality and
the Influence Tor good he had Dycrtrd
while o member " the board nud during
his service FOR shr Southern u-suriutiou
| Effprts hnvc been made 10 secure the
appointment NJ President Ull uu The
national hoard TO nm the vacancy caused
hv the death Of Mr. Kavannugh
J IIf NfllhIf W wv HNHfl. ION w NJ
spoken ~ nj the luncheon NJ the Lee
Wurkins hotel which WAS held M O'Clock
SUNDAY Those present were. W =
nm NcAlester president Western asso.
rlatlnn lack Letcher Tulsn vice urrsl
1ont Western association ROY poRuss.
Fort Smith scrrrturv Western assoria.
ton. Roy W purpu- sol" owner Tulsa
baseball club u VI Finite, secretary non
isuU baseball club & q. Ellis vlnr prpsi
dent Nuskogcc baseball rluh \ Dan
irls secretary MrAlrster baseball club
4 n Saul and W A Nuruhv NJ the
sherman hnsehull club \ " Rel nrcs
ident prris baseball club i W Rrll
president Paris baseball club s. Wv.
lie president oklahoma Clty baseball
| club W Smith vice president OK
lRhoma C1tv baseball club T.. " Unu
/ ran secretary Oklahoma 'llN baseball
| club. u & Patterson oklahoma CIV
baseball club. 4 y bullock Fort Smith
/ hssrholl cmh r " Grnv. pcuison Her
I I'D y Z Rishre. The OkahOman. Fred
| Iurgev. oklahoma city. ! A IIolmboe
| oklahoma tity W n CrusOe Oklahoma
/ city, n q Robinson oklahoma city
/ Edison W Kinp MuskoVce Times Demo
| rrHt Srottv Taylor Tulsa Democrat
| Fred v TNrmsn The Oklnhoman: T. n
/ Mlnt"or. oklahoma News Glenn Condor
/ Iulsn World A. F Decker oklahoma
/ lNY. Frank L. MRugan Tulsa World
/ Geo u Iorker Oklahoma City: Charles
/ Erlll. The OkluhomHn