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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
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- SSm Sitter bon " Sabren bat
Dtenitagmorgen 6rm Mngela
G1erfenberg, pel6e mabe5u 60 lange
Sabre ibr &eim in ct. @lo11o batte,
bas 3eitlide geiegnet. Gie @eritorbe=
ne NOR in &annoper, Deutidlan6, ge=
boren, BON mo iie als iunges Weao=
6en nit ibren @ltern IN 6ieies 2ano
ffat1. Sn 1853 berebelidte iie ii6
nit &einri9 g6erfenberg in 6iele r
@ta6t, Ser ibr nie 5pei ibrer &in6er
i'm sic @migteit porangingen. 9te
SEN 500 Ser guten @utter, Die ii6
11nter ibren 6reunoinner GROCER Mdz
trng erfreute, betra1iernoen &inber
iin6 @arrp un6 @eorg bon bier uno
gilbert BON San Sroncisco. Die Sc
,%er6igltng fin6et be1te BON Ser @ptsco=
palftr9e aus ltatt.
- Sir Hatmpen = @ufieben un6
8umpen|Musbeiiern ipre@t Dor BET
Gbas. &remer, 612-1 Ctr. iuoli@,
ct. GIou6. Minn. 17=3t
Gle an ser ct. Sobns l1niperi IL
TIT beltebenoe Iurner=S eftion gab
gonntagqben6 in ser fatb. @lubbale
cine freie @oriten11mg, Die iebr gut
beiudt mar, un6 mobei 6ie iungen
Eurner fir lire a11sge5ei6meten Bet
itnngen tpablber6ienten 8eifan fan=
SEN.
- Sobn @a11fma11r trot geitern
Mithpo6, Madmittag feline aus &C.
iun6beitsridii6ten lang1t geplante
@eiie nod &ot @pring, Mrf., on> no
er fir einen Monat 6os @obltbatenGe
Ser beiBen 8a6er genieBen intro.
= &ornmt CUR Sribiabrspubtpaa=
ren!g r0ffmung ONT Mitttpod), DonnerS
flag un6 6reitag, 6en H., 18. un6
19. Mar5 in ser See Sire Bubmoa=
re%nban6l11ng.
- Saul, Ser Is Sabre alte Sobn
Ser TarniIie @a1l @1erer, bon bier
tit peri6olen, un6 Bis iebt tporen al
le Miiben, cine Spur bon 6em ber=
lorene1 Sobn 81 finben, bergebli6.
Sen gltern lit es unerfldrli@, porum
ser Sl1nge 1os @lternbm1s berlaiien
bat. @s beibt, 6aB er Counting tn
Sofepb geieben mur6e. Seitoem
lit er ipurlos beridmutt6en. @er int
mer iiber 6en 8erbleib 6es 8url9en
Sen betriibten @ltern Na6ri6t geben
fan11, %ertpei1t 6ieien einen groBen 2ie=
bes6ienit.
= unter Ser 6irma &anfes &
Ssten lit Elm 11e1aes @igarrengei6aft
in 8etrieb geiebt mor6en, melbes
iiber 80. &einens @ebgergeidaft an
9. Mpe. 1t0r6lt6 eingeri6tet lit. Sic
6irma beitebt aus 3met iungett
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2el1ten, Die es
ii9 CUR Mufgabe MAIDEN mer6er, 0ur6
quite @uare u16 reeue 8e6ienung ein
@eidaft 8u griin6en.
= @s beiBt, 6aB Bet. S. &betien,
tpelder Sabre lang on ct. @ermairi-
Elm 3igarrengeiddft betrieb,
geionnen lit, 6asielbe in an6ere &an-
be %iibergeben at laiien, mitnibten
ober ser nielperipreben6en Sto6t ct.
Glom6 ben &iidern at febren.
- @ebrii6er Solberiot baben iDr
St. @ermainitroBe felt Sabren in
8etrieb gebaltenes 5pe5eretgei6dft ei-
1,em getuiiien Serrn 50. S. @riiiimg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Die @tnnabmen aus benz @erio.
%nenDerfebr auf ben preuBii4en
@toatsbabnen iin6 gegertpdrtig MIR
nod nm Elm 5iinftel geringer ols
Dor Dem &riege, Die gimabmen aus
Dem Grobtperfebr gar n1r UNI Elm
3ebntel. Seit Dem eriten Mobember
baben sic @innobmen beitan6tg 5uge-
1oo1111en. @a8 sic @eritanii4en
8abnen lei6er ni6t iage1t t0n1pen.
0bi9o11 mir mitte11 I'M 6rie6en leben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Qaftrnp.

5tepbon @rob bot Mitte LETTER
ISOLDE feline bier in 8etrteb gebalte.
ne @1,tterfobrif ser 2aitrrp @o-opero-
THE Creamery Milociatton, elmer nett
gegriin6eten Organization, fd1tfIid
iiberloiien. Die tempordren @eamten
tpl1r6en ertpGblt, nn6 sic erite reg1t,
ldre @eriamnlltng fan6 am Montag
ftatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
VtrtiN$naNri0ten.

S @elegentli6 elmer am Sonntag<
nadymihag in ser tatb. Glubbane I'M
8eiiein oes bodtp. &atbeoralpfarrerS
Or. SEQ @nns uno ser ho6ap. 8ene@
6ictinerpater @erbnro un6 9iloe<
bran6 gebaltenen @~eriammlung Der
Mlitglieoer 6es 8eiratbsfomitees Der
unbefledten @%mpfdngniB 3 @emein6e
un6 ser 8eamten Ser peridie6enen in
ct. CLOUD beltebenben fatb. Mdnner=
bereine tpur6en Mittel LIMO @ege be-
ipro9em nm Dem fatb. Sungmdnner=
Club 6ur6 Mntperbung neuer Weit=
glieoer gu neltem 2eben un6 6a6ur6
6em @lubbaule 5u elmer lidere1 8alis
5u perbelfen. Gen @oriib in Ser Der
lammll1ng fiibrte County = s6nlin<
perinten6ent g. 81. Borger, nnb
bodtp. P. &%ilbebran6, 8. g. g., Mo=
6orator 6es Sungmannerz@ Club, BEL
fen Augapfel oieler Club lit un6 Ser
fir 6os @mporbliiben oes Stub
iein bel tes &0nnen einiebt, %unter6rei=
tete BEN 5ur 5orberung 6es Club bon
ibm enttporfenen 8lan, melder nad
la1rgerer @%rorterung bon Ger Ser
iommlung gutgebeiBen mur6e. Die
fem Hlan fin6 folgen6e gin5elbeiten
unterlegt: BUR Observation-Disclosures
tignng bebarf es 3abdung BON $500
per Sabr, nn6 in 6ieie 8erehtigu11g
iin6 aae Gripi1egien Ser @lub=3im=
mer, Der 8a6e5immer etc. - &egel=
babn musgenommen. -@itgIie6idoft
6es uSfat Club" uno FREEZER 3utritt
5u einem l1nterboltungsf11rirs, Ser
memgitens ole 5tpei @oden 5milden
October nn6 Mpril cine nnterbaltung
bringt, eingeidloiien. Sir ben Der
beiratbeten Mmn beidrdntt ii9 oicie
8eredtigu11gen ni9t auf ibrl ion6ern
es baben audi feline 6rau un6 ain=
Ser unter 16 Sabren, faus er gegen
Sabres5ablung bon $500 iid bos
Mitglie6sonredt ertporben bat, freien
3utritt 5u alien l1nterba1tunger, u11o
6ie ni6t unter 16 Sabre alien @in=
Ger erlangen 6a6nr6 bone 8eredti=
gung gu o1em, 1pas lire betreffenben
Clubs inn @pmnaiium 5n bieten bo=
ben. Sunge Domen mer6er 5u 6ieien
l1merbaltungen gegen@o r5eiaen elmer
Mfitglie6i6aftsfarte 6es fatb. 9amen=
Club 5ugeloiien. Ser unterboltungs=
GURUS lit in 6ie 3eit bonn IL. apriI
Big 6. Stunt perlegt, un6 Ser bo9m.
P. &il6ebrum6> .. g. g., bat bereits
fir feds l1nterbalt1ngen Ser beiter
@rt pabren6 Ser mgegebenen 3eit
Gorge %getragen. Damit tp6re nun
Ser Bau ins Stolen gebradt, nno es
liegt iett ant guten @inen aIer, Die
iid fir Sen fatb. Club u111 6elfen eige-
mes &eim intereiiieren, SEN 8on I'M
&oIen 5n balten. linn Dies at er=
mirfen, tpur6e in Ser @eriam1Iung
ein aus Ben &erren %. 81. 80rger,
ST. S. 2a6ner nn6 8ernb. 2ammer-
fen Def teben6es @omite ernormt, mel
DIES in @ereinbarung nit ser bodm.
Staotgeiitlidfet gena11ere @in5elbei-
ten beratben tpir6, Inn ser iebt gut
a%ngeregten un6 bielperipredenben
@lubangelegenbeiten sic bette 5eite
ab5ugeuinnen un6 iie at grtem
&lang gu bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Sic 2eaislatmr bes 6taates Mem

9ie 2egiSlat11r bes @taates Mem
Sort lit ongegongen tpor6en, bas
@etteiIen 5n' berbteten. 8elier mare,
1te berbote 6as @ettliigen; 6em 6as
befommt Dem geiitigen Mogen 6es
@olfes ie6enfaus idledter als 6as
@etteiien Dem f0rperliden. 3umal
in 6ieler mageren 8eit 2el1te, 6ie ii6
geitatte1t f0nnen, Inn Ole @ette at
eIien, 1ebr 6inn geiat iein 6iirften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Der engliid)e Staatsiefretar @rep
ion on S1lafloltgfeit leioen. S@on?
9onn id)eint Sic glngit Dor Sem 6ro=
benoen Strafgeridt iid ia friiber
eingeltelt 51 baben, o1s man ermartet
hottie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Ser Smnipr Drber Of Mmericau

Medanics, cine @ereinigrng, sic sic
nn6nI6iamteit pfIegt, 6ie @inpan6e=
rung befdmpH, 8robibition befiir-
portet, cine natipiitii9e @efeqi9aft
b11rd nno 6urd3, bot beidloiien, fid
ser o11@ bon @ooiebelt 10 marm be-
fiirmorteten Mmerifanii9en 2egion in
corpore on5uidlteBen. Ser 8urgberr
bon @agamore SIN befin6et ii@ alio
tpieoer einmaI in gutter @eie1i6oft.
Die Mmerifaner bel1tf9er &erfunft
tper6en li9 be6arfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

9as 5abe Teitbalte1 a1 ibrem Sc.
iib IN Ser Champagne i6einen Ole
9eutiden bonn often 8lid)er geerbt
al baben. Ser tpar befanntli9 a1d
Ser Mnlidt, baB Ser @bompagnertpein
6ort, tpo er tpadie, ant beitert fein
miiiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Ser ebemalise be1ttide &olonial.
iefretar Dernburg fertigt 6ie @rgiiie
6es 0euti6enfoQers in unierer 8rt=
tenprel1e f1r5 un6 biin6ig nit Ser 8e=
5eidung Auati6 ab. 8ir bobem
nibts bin5u5ufugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Die 5%ran5oien b~ebaupten, Sic
9eutiden idoiien nit beiber SUIT.
@abrideinlt6 iin6 Tie elmer Mbtbei=
lung 8opern gu maize gefommen, als
Die nod elmer tiidtigen 9aoung
@dmal5ler fraftig gu nieien begann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Gurtusal fat jett 5mei &epmblifen.
England fann BORT alio glei6 nm
5tpet nelte 8unoesgenoiien merben.
l1nb obe11brei I'M 5mei, 6ie ieiner
ga115 beionoers miir6tg iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Ser b%er>uesenite Spefnlant unie'
rer 3eit lit ser englii9e &remierm.
hitter Musq1itb. @ie er auf 6ie
Gummbeit Ser Mitpelt 1pefuliert -
SOS lit tbatidd4i6 nod ni6t 6age'
tpelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

Sim 1ndd5ften Montagnodmittoe
miro ser bodtp'fte 8iidof Sacob Ero=
bee in Ser bonn bodm. P. Meinro6,
8. g. s., in Sreeport %paitorierten
@er5 Seilt=@ emein6e 6as FL. Safra=
ment ser 6irn11tng ertbeile1r 1tnb am
folgen6en Suge na9 einem bonn
bodtp. P. &rior &ermar1t, $. g. g.,
bon Ser @t.Sobns Mbtei .coram epis=
copo" qebalteren 2epite1tomte 6ie@et-
be ser bier 1te11ett &irdengIoden bor-
nebme1t 11r6 cine 6ieier Seier entipre-
6en6e Mnfpra6e balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

- Or. 5. 81. Tarnbam, uiteOpa'
&crmain. Gtrakc, ct. Glono, Minn.
tiidcr Mrst, Ebone 68.2, SOB st.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

SIN @tabttbeater at ellie fat cine
6elti9e Sruppe etp bier5ebntdgiges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
EKirNKNe naNriNttn.
Sntbroniiation bes 1te,tert 8iid)ofs Der
9i05eie ct. Glonb.

Mnfangs 6iefer ISOLDE ging Dem
bodtp. 8atbebralpfarrer Or. Geo
Sons bonn bo6miten &errn Soiepb
8ui6 sic Ma6ri6t gu, baB @odyber-
ielbe in BEN 8eiib Ser offi5iellen 90
funrente ieiner @rnennung als ST.
i6of ser 0i05eie ct. CLOUD gelangt
fei, un6 6aB er am 9omeritag, ben
Is. Mdir3, 6ur@ Sen bodm'iten @errn
gr3biidof SreIan6 bon ct. Saul in
Ser ct. CLOUD &atbe6role inita1iert
tperoe. Mnf bieie @adri6t BIN bat
bodtp. Dr. Cons ginla6unger CUR
@infubrungsfeier 6es ne11en Bii@ofs
an ale 8ii90fe ser 8ropin5 ct. Bal1l
nn6 an aue @rieiter Der 9i05eie ct.
CLOUD erlallen urb ein Der bebren
Seier entipre6en6eS 8rogromm ent=
morfen. Ser 1reue 8iihof uni erer
Dio5eie mir6 ONT Donnerltag, ben 18.
Weair5, in 8egleitung mebrere 8ra=
1aten mt16 Brieiter uno zines aus Der
Iio5eia n = @oniultaren: bodytp tier
@igr. 8. &idter, bodm. P. Nrior
&ermann, 8. g. g., un6 @err S.
@itofsfi beiteben6en &omites NOR
gems bolb II ubr ON Mortbern So
eific 8abnbofe eintreffen, 100 Sod=
6erielbe pon1 8iirgermeiiter Seberger
na1rens Ser Sta6t ct. CLOUD mill
fommen gebeiBen miro. Son BORT
miro 8ii6of 8ui@ in &utomobil<Ha-
ra6e nod 6em bti60f1idem &a1ms &C.
leitet. Sic Brteiter Ser 9i05efe per-
iammeln ii6 mittlertpeile in Ger @od=
fdnlbone, bon mo aus io6om ser
reue 8if9of in 8ro5eiiion in 6ie @a=
tbe6role begleitet miro. 3aielbit per=
Sen Sic offi8ieIen 8ofumente in Ia
teimiiher un6 eng1ii6er @prade ber=
1eien, morouf gr5bii6of Srelm6 fie
Sntbroniiation 6es 1rel1er 8ii9ofs
bornebmen nno sic SnitalIationspre=
6igt bolten tpir6. @o6nn1r tperoen
sic 8rieit ter ser Di05efe 6em 1rea1en
9io5eian=9beren lire @rl6igung 6ar=
bringen, 8ii@of Grobec miro eine
fl1r5e Mnipra@e balten un6 ieinem
@adfolger Die @ertpoltung Ser @;6-
5eie obtreten, nn6 &err 8a11l STILES,
8rdii6ent 6es g. st. 6. Stoatsner>
ban6es, miro 1ramens ser fatboliiden
9aier ser Di05eie Sen relten 8ii@of
miqfommen beiBen, tpornlf ii6 Ser
bo@p'ite 8iidof 8ui6 in elmer Nn-
iprode on sic gu ieiner Srtbronifa-
tionsfeier @ridienenen uert6en miro.
SSn ser @al1e Ser @atbe6ralbo6idrle
miro 6as Seiteiien fir sic bo@tp. @raii-
laten ur6 geiitIid)en &erren ierbiert
mer6en. Mber6s bab 8 l1br miro
Dem bodtp'iten gii4of in Ser Mula
ser &atbe6rolbodidule etn gmpfong
bereitet, GIT 6em ole 8iirger. Ser
Sta6t fre1n6ltdft etngeIaoen tper6en.
9ieier @mpfmgsabeno miro 6ur4
beri6te6ene @e6en un6 61r9 Muitf
berberrlidt tper6en. Sc tper6en Bel
6iefer @elegenbett fpre@en &reisri@-
ter S. 81. @0fer 11amens Ser &atbe=
~6ralgenein6e, 50. 81. 8orger namens
ser ct. Glon6 nnbefleften @mpfdng=
mBgemein6e, S. 8ortpon 1oo1ne1s Scr
polntiden @emetn6e, ur6 s. S. Moc-
6onon tpir6 6em @iidof I'M @anert
Ser S%to6tbiirger 6en @infomm=
gruB entbieten. @ie in ber5Ii@er
@etfe bom bodn'ften 8iibof Erobee
Mbfdte6 gerommett tpur6e, 10 miro
6eifen Mohfolger bon allen 8iiirgern
ser @to6t Bel ieinem Mmtseintritt ein
ber5lt@es @i1lfommet entgegenge~
brub.
Mm 1nGiditen Montagradmittag
{1,t,.S So@. koLk,3S4o nffAof Noroh eS,.o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Wood Gives Himself
Hook When He Feels
That He Is Slipping

When Donovan removed himself
from the game he started to pitch
against the Tigers at Navin field on
recent sunday, his action was hailed
as the lone one of It's kind IN the
American league for years. But Joe
Woods has since duplicated it-and
strangely enough. was not suspected
OF saffron streak because Of 1t.
In a game with New York recently,
Joe held the Nauks TO one hit until
the ninth inning. In the final frame.
however he allowed the bases TO fill
because Of a wild streak, and then
Informed Carrigan that he was slip
ping and that it would be wise TO
apply first aid. Carrigan stood for
the Indictment OF his Judgment In the
manner. allowed Joe to retire, and
sent Mays in to finish out the con-
test The recruitfgot the side out
after one run was scored The in
cident was unusual, to say the least
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
GOULD YOU SOLVE THIS?
SMOKY JOE" GOT 1T.

Joe Wood received recently for
warded from his home in eTwin
Lakes, Pa. letter that must
have given many "a weary mo-
mout TO postal clerks. The ad-
dress was all i'm pictures, like
uookluNvrs' contest problem.
lt started with a figure "2,"
then drawing 0f a smoking
stove, Joe" drawings of a pile
of wood. red sock, water
pitcher. two lakes. pike, a square
marked Co" keystone and
rude map OF a state. Translated.
IL read. "To Smoky Joe Wood
Rcd SoX pitcher. Twin Lakes.
Pike county. keystone state
trenusylvania),
We sometimes think that ball
players are not all mentally that
they should be- hut what idea do
YOU suppose the postal clerks,
who had to figure II all out. have
OF a baseball fan who would
squander time planning and exc
cutting such a labor making device
as that?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

summary. INu.basr hlt, phrlau. Kill
Ufrr bases on balls. Cheney l. struck
ont boy Cheuey 9. Alexander T. Time / aJ.
,wu.rn.. tIEIrr and Hart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
MORRIS TO HAVE
FIGHT OF HIS LIFE
Bob Devere Is Training
Hard III Kansas City for
Bout July 30.
X. G. CROWD COMING
Ambition of Missouri Lad
Is to Put Away Sapul-
pa Fireman.
X. G. CROWD COMING

KANSAS City, Mo-. July IL
Fighting Bob" Deyere, sensational
young heavyweight of this city, who
has been matched to meet Carl Morris
at Tulsa, Okla, July 80, is down to
hard work here at Cutters gym
naslum.
For the past three days Devere has
been goins through severe gymnasium
work to get into perfect physical con-
dition before dOnning the gloves with
a corps Of sparring partners he has
picked out to hammer on for the next
few days.
Devere, through his manager,
Sammy McClntic. secured the serv-
ices of Marty Cutler, AL Norton and
Phil Donovan and this trip will give
the young heavy plenty of glove
action.
1t is the ambition of Devere's life to
put away gigantic Carl Morris. The
local heavyweight appreciates what it
means to put Morris down on the
resin He knows deep in his heart
that If he does this his own fame and
fortune are made. When Morris
trained here for his match with Al
Norton, DCvere worked four rounds
with the Sapulpa engineer one after
noon. He gave Morris one of the best
gymnasium trimmings Carl ever got.
After the workout Bob stated that he
hoped some day to meet Morris in
real ring contest. He believes he can
knock out the Sapulpa giant. and
Devere's followers here are legion.
They have seen Morris in action in the
local ring and believe that Deverc has
la wonderful chance to win over him
when they meet at Tulsa.
A carload of Devere boosters will
go down to the oil town to see their
favorite in action. Devere himself
probably viii leave for Tulsa next
Friday so as to spend the final week
of training in that city, where the fans
may have ample opportunity to look
him over
II is understood here that Morris is
not looking lightly upon Devere but is
getting himselv into first-class cOndi-
ton in a Sapulpa gymnasium. Devcre
SAYS he wants Morris 10 be in perfect
shape when they meet, so the big
Oklahoman will have no excuse to
offer as an alibi if Devcro wins
During the final week Devere will
do a lot Of open-air work at the Tulsa
ball park, so that everybody will be
enabled to get a good line on his
touulJlun ana see inaI ne Is in earn
est about stopping the engineer
Devere is giving his matinees each
afternoon at his training quarters.
This afternoon more than three hun
dred fans paid admission to watch the
local sensation 60 through his PAGES.
Norton will don the gloves with De-
we're for six rounds tomorrow after
noon. Devere says he will box 20
rounds daily starting Monday. He
wants to get his wind into shape so
ne viii he able to set n terrific pace
against Morris from the tan Of tbe
gong. He believes a rushing figbt
against his giant opponent will lead
to an opening for him to shoot across
his deadly right cross. which has
MIled off the hopes of several prom
Using heavyweights Of late.
Devere will weigh in at about two
hundred and ten pounds, rinsside.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 8. Buffalo Z.

PITTSBURGH, July I7.-rittsburgh de
iCated Buffalo twice today. The pitching
OF Allen and Anderson in the first game was
ineffective each man being replaced Barger
was good in the pinches in the second game
Scores. first game: r. II T.
Pittsburgh . ..... 800 31O 1Ox-s 9 3
Buffalo ........o 600 4Ol OOO-5 e
BATTERIES: +. Allen, Hearno and Berry
Anderson, Lafitt- and y, Allen.
SccoNd game: r. H. f.
Pittsburgh .....111 l01 2Ox-7 4 /
Buffalo .. ........OlO OlO OOO--2 )
Batteries: Barge. and Barry Marshall
and Watson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
VIII Continue to Play Off
Postponed Games Bal
ance of This Week.
PLAYING GOOD GAMES
Attendance Not As Good As
the Class Of Ball Played
Should Warrant.

During the past week the CITY
league played off four postponed
games. These games while attended
by only a few of the ardent rooter,
were good games and those thai
stayed away missed rare treat. Tn,
game Friday evening was one Of the
best that has yet been PLAYED in TIE
league, and was filled with good plays
The game was in doubt up 20 the last
half Of the seventh inning when the
Postoffice bunch got busy and put il
on ice.
Next week will see a continuation
OF the postponed games. the first
Icing MuoGuy evening between the
tulf Pipe line and the Texas Usage
teams. The latter team has been
greatly STRENGTHENED for this game
and the iuif bows will nave their
bands fun and will have to play their
best to be returned winners.
Tuesday evening the Cuff ard EX-
change teams will meet for the fourth
and last time The Gulf has won
two out of the three games played So
far and the Exchange bunch is
leaving 40 stone unturned to break
even in the series. Fore5mau and
Young will hc the opposing tvirlers
and Of course GOOD game should
result Lou has been pitching spler-
old ball his season ard has had
every one of the teams eating out OF
his hand in most uf the games
w cdnesdoy evening the Texas and
Exc hange will battle for the second
time. The last time these teams met.
the Texas bunch took the measure of
Johnny Young TO the tune of 4 to s,
$" he will have blood in his eve, and
L. J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Jess Willard Isn't
Very Strong for
EAT EN- Up" Game

less willard never had any patience
with fight spectators who always want
20 see the under dog have his head
Knocked off. He says the cleverer
an adversary is, the more he admires
and likes him.
In one of his first fights-that
WIN Al Mandeno-he was tempted not
70 deliver the knockout blow when tho
crowd urged him to "eat him mn.
JCssi" "p'
There's a bot Of good. sound sensa
and sportsmanship in what Willard
says.
The mother of two young bows said
the other day: Il don't hold with
prize fights, but if my boys follow
be pretty average good men. I eueee .
World Want Ads will find the
housewife a washer woman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
TULSA CITY LEAGUE.
Jack Ness Continues to Hit

SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-Jack
Ness, first baseman for Oakland,
landed on the ball for a safe hit in the
fourth inning of the Coast league
game today between Oakland and
Salt Lake, again setting a new world
record by hitting safely in 40 con-
secutive games.
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KANSAS NIIN- JnTy l7--k0ngas CItyT.
big inning the eighth in which the locals
scored three runs on one hit one error and
two bases on balls broke tie and enabled
them to win from Newark e to g. Bases
on balls were frequent but fast fielding saved
he pitchers q, times
The score by innings: r. H. T.
Newark ......... 600 Ol2 OOO-3 s 4
Kansas City ...... OO1 200 O3x-6 & 3
Batteries KaiScrlng Brandon and
RaridCp Packard and Brown
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,Raltcd lcr R,nL N IA ninth

'Battcd ior Bcuz IN the ninth.
The score by innings:
Roston ..,.....,.....OO 900 100 023--6
Chicago ................Ol 200 OlO-4
Summary, Two.basc hit, Lewis; three
base hits T. Collins Hohlitzel: home run,
Fclsch stolen base Murphy; bases on balls
Foster t. Scott ( struck out, hv Foster
Scott 2. lmpires. Hildebrand and O'Lough'
lin. Time, l:I9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Roston 40. Chicagn Al.

CHICAGO, July 17.-With first place
hinging on the outcome Of the secOad game
Of a double.header today Russell allowed
Boston SIX scattered hits and shut them out
TO o. Only three Of the visitors got as
far as second base Boston won the first
contest 20 I.
Score first game:
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Boston 50, Cincinnati %.

BOSTON July l7-Boston defeated Gin.
rinuau twice today A two.base hin hy
schmidt u the ninth in the first game.
when the bases were fun, drove iu the tying
and winning runs
Score first gump.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City l, Louisville o.
st Paul Q, Cleveland 8.
Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis IL.
Minneapolis y, Columbus Q.