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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
Alden News Briefs.

Special to Times Republican. y
Alden. July 21.--J. w. Draper pur-
chased the balance Of the salvage from
the damaged furniture Of the Ley &
Wand drug store. Wednesday, and wii'
use it in his harness shop.
The rooms formerly used as a drug
store by Ley & Wand have, been re-
paired>and are leased as an addition to
the Hoskin & Pri;chard general .mer-
chandise, store and will about double
their space for this firms big business
The little 0 days odd son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Holm, Of Morgan town :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
Check Eoraer in Newton.

Newton, July 21.-Some man whose
name is said to be Holt, succeeded. in
Des Moines in cashing some bogus
checks on three Newton stores. Horn
Brothers. A. NJ, Hough & Son. and 3.
P. Lemen are the business men whose
names he forged. Those on Hough
and Mr.. Lemen were for $1S75 each,
that that on Horn for $l1.25. The
checks came to Newton yesterday and
local bankers refused to honor them.
The Hough check had even been in
itialed l., A. H. to make out as the
signature Of Leigh Hough. :. $500
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
Former Hampton Girl Wsd..

-SneCIaI % IlHtS -HtPuUIICdH.
Hampton. July 21.-The news reaches
here that Miss Alice Pratt, who con-
Quoted a dressmaking establishment
here for many years, but who went to
Minneapolis a few years ago, was re-
Gently married in that city to c. A.
,Wold, reahestate man, and will make
her home there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
TWO DEATHS WITHIN WEEK.
Lone Tree Woman DoubIy 6ereaved by
Death Of Brother and Sister.

Special to es-RcpubliCan.
Iowa City. July 21-Mrs. William
Rasche Lone Tree. Johnson county. is
in receipt of the announcement of the
second death in her. family within a
week. Former Alderman William
Bischoff. a victim of heat. died at his
home in Davenport: and Mrs. John
Claussen, his sister. died the day of his
funeral Mrs. Rasche is a sister of the
deCedents -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
Turn Down DAMAGE Claims.
Il to Times Republican.

SptClaI 70 Times RepubIlCan.
Hampton, July 21.-Claims for da
ages in drainage district Nc. As. in the
west portion of this city. aggregating
over $4,000. were all turned down by
the board of supervisors al a recent
session. Some slight changes were
made in the plans, and the matter Sc
ferred TO a later meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
Mitchell, County Soil Survey

Special to Times Republican, ~
Usage, July 21.--A government sell
survey Of Mitchell county Is being con-
Quoted by w. E. Thorpe, Of Washing
to, assisted by KInte Espe, OF Ames
The work will be very thorough and
most OF the summer WILDE required to
complete It, ,,4y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
ELECTRIC CHURCH. SIGN.
Lighted Bulletin to invite Eldora Resi-
dents to Services.

dents to Services.
Eldora, July 21.-The electrically
lighted church sign which Is to be
erected in Eldora soon will be placed
over the Citizens Savings Bank, thus
bringing it opposite the electric flag on
the court house The bulletin, which
is to be ten feet high by thirty feet
long, has the invitation Come to
Church and above 1t the words
Churches of Eldora Welcome YOU"
In addition the bulletin is to carry upon
it religious pictures and texts Private
subscriptions were given to erect. the
bulletin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
MRS. CHRISTIAN kuRz DEAD.
johnson County Pioneer Woman Passes
Away at Omaha.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 21.-Mrs. Christian
Kurz, who died at the home of her son
in Omaha, will be laid to rest beside
her husband in Iowa City. She was ~
years of age and had passed most OF
her life in Johnson county until the
death Of her husband nine years ago.
Surviving are five sons and three
daughters: George W., Omaha. Neb.;
John, Delta. Col: w. G., Los Angeles
Cal; L. C., San Diego, CAL, E. j.,
Omaha, and Mesdames l.. c. McGrew,
National City, Cal; Melvin Curry,
Omaha, and William Kurz, Brooklyn,
n y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
EIdora News Briefs.

Special to Times-Republican.
Eldora- July 21.-George Blewett and
family, of Goldfield, are visiting at the
home OF Mrs Mary Newell. Mr., Blew
EFT ana family are on their way home
from an automobile trip of several
weeks in Wisconsin, where they visited
relatives and old-time friends
Something Of an innovation in farm
names uae originated by M-s CYNTHIA
Stuart. an Ellis township woman who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
ChamherIain's Tablets.

Fred E. Hunt of Seneca Falls, N. Y.
says: Il have no hesitancy in recon-
mending Chamberlain's Tablets for the
stomach and liver for they proved to be
the best medicine I ever used" OBJ
tainable everywhere.-Adverti
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21
southeas. Iowa Crop pamaae.

Ottumwa, July II. - Thousands Of
dollars damage was done to crops in
southeastern Iowa by wind and rain
storm Wednesday night. Three barns
were burned near Fairfield
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-21

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bron1o Quinire Tab
lets Druggists refund money II 1t fails
to cure E. w. Groves signaturets on
each box. Csc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
Mls Elm fihthnres 8

MS Elm fidtbares Sci
aen i6res iieyreiGen 8orbringens
auf Dem Weg na@ Berlin, oas freiz
lia iiber ben .3ipfsl bes Sberellob
ni9t etnausselangt lit, baben Die
Tran5ple EN- 8riefmarfen ansefertist.
3unG6it bic beuti6en Morten nit
benz l1eberorud: &epublique 5ranz
caiie, 4llace. Damn cine nelle Moffe
nit benz eallii4en 9ahn, pemlelben
Mufb,ud uno Ser Mertbe5eidnnng in
oeutl9em @elb. Ser 8eoarf 1T be-
greiflidermeiie ni6t Srob; bon Ser
neuen Marfe iinb nod Dem uSemps"
sanos 288 Stid a~usaegeben porben.
4uf Dem amtliden 5tempelpapier
Finpet i;6 neben Der uripriinsli9em
oeutiben Stempelmarfe ebenfous Ser
galltl6e 9abn, auf ether neuel1 Mrs=
sa6e tit ieoo9 bic Gepltblif bargeIte1t
NIT Ser 9an5e in Der einen 6anb
uno Der Usage Der @eredtigfett in
Der aaoern, noie1er @ere9tisfeit, bic
bic Glidher felt a. Sobren ntht
me6r sele9en haben (!!)", last Der
uSemps" ergreifenb.
- 9iefer Sage 500 M
Stanton Bern Elm &eiienoer nit iei<
mem Meuftertoffer BON Srt "a Srt,
bDn 2aoen gu 2aoa1, unD bot Sen
9e19aftstnbabern feline Mrtifel an.
ST fubrte cine tpoblriedenoe @eife,
er tlbrte aber au9 cine 8rpfdiire,
betitelt: nWann tommt Ser Sriebe?a
in srDberen Srten arbeitete Ser
Wtann. pie Der nSasesan3eiser" err
5allt, NIT gang Experimentation
grfolse. 5ait ieoer &aufmann leote
it9 aub ger einem Quantum @eife audl
Die 9roBe Jrase na6 Dem Jrieoen gu.
O1e ytadfrage perlangte IS 10. Sos
geeeimnis oieier Nadfroae beitano
%alerotnss barir. oaB ser Moun nit
leil1er Srau uno fetnen bier ainoern
reiite, Die INNER einen Sag por Dem
Water in ale 2dben Ser 5taot aim
gen uno oprt Die 5risbens= grpidurs
o0er au9 Die SEIZE perlangten. Scam
oann am ndditen Sage Der gater
uno bot feline nMare" an, 10 erbieIt
er 11atiirlih umseben0 Auftrdae.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

--@nergii9. Sn elmer oberz
i6leiiiden @taot lebte Elm otter So
tengrdber, elm Original BON @1lez
fer. Dieter Sptensrdber 3eiste oft
uebereifer in ietnem Mmte, unb 10
gei9ab es aud einmal bel elmer 8ez
eroisung, als Die 2eiotraseroen nod
Der Sraueroeremonte nod lanse am
8rabe blieben uno meinten, bab er I'M
Solge bes lansen Wartens bic @eoulb
perlor. ST fabte enersii@ Elm Brett
an. auf benz einise 2eibtrosenos ftafz
ben, padelte baran uno rief: .&unz
ter pom @ratte. iebt hot ibr, senus
geoooelt!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

Sic geeroienng oes lettc ISOLDE ,
perltorbenen Sri. Warp Speamdnn
iano am 5onntog Nahmittag bon
@beelans 2eidenbeltottllngsanltalt
alls alf bent EalparD Iricobof ltatt.
Niarrer Gllinn BON Der ct. Soiepbs=
airfc bielt oic Seid)cnreoc.
lleber Is a1gebe11oe @iirger ser
Scr. Staaten mel0eten lid} gcltern i'm
Mod Sslonb Circuit @cridt, INN ibre
GHrgcrpapierc beralts5nnebnlen. Sin
geamter Des 9ll1besgertdts lit In oerl
Staot, UNI Dos Grnnlell ob5llbaltcn. i
Iic %pli5ci nobm mabreno bes
pergangenen Monnts 100 @erbaftun-
gen Der. Sic iiber bic ltebeltbater
%perbangten Strafen 6~elieicn iid aufI
$791. Sbba6 IN Der loli~5eiltatior1
fanoen nabrel1o bes lcbtcl Monafs
40 Gerlonen.
Sic Sduulfinocr Ser 5tootldulen
baben leete @ode $179.l3 aelpurt.
Gle Muoubon Sdllle NOR oieslllal NIT
Sl1.19 an eriter stcae.
SEER Soiepb g. 6aos lit geltcrn
micoernm, uno 5lpar 3ltm f%iiniten
Wlal, inn God Sslanb Circuit @eridt
OILS Malter=in=@bancerp (&an5leirid=
teri ernanult moroen; gelpiB cine ge=
redbte Entertaining Der Nrbcitcn oes
Serrn 6aas, Ser es NIT iei1em 9eruiI
crnlt l1lnmt.
Iie bieiigen @irtbidoitcn ldiicBen
bon geltern Nbenb an Inn II ltbr, &C.
NAB Ser ltel1en 9taot:S roil1an5. 0ieI
.Gafe's 6ralld)er 5u bieicr Belt nid)t
5n ld)lieben, Ooh biirfen iie feil1e be.
raltId,enoen 8etrdnfe perfaufe1. Ole
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betragt jebt 5000
per Sabr, $500 per Sabr mebr uie
6ls1er.
tHell WI. ny. puelltI, DeI lull9=
Jabrige ltaotilhe &arffonm1iiiar tritt
als &atoiDat al1f fir bic Stootsle=
g%islatnr. SEER @aetier hraltdt feline
Ginfilbrlung, berm er not ilber 40
Sabre in Hod SslanO gelc6t uno lit
bier lebr p%rorttsel1t.
SEER nno 6rau Jreo gr6art feier=
ten am Sonrtag III ihrem @ein,
1882 II. apenlte, im &reiie ibrer err
idienene1 Srel1noe nno Gcrpa1toten
ibreit Is. @odseitstabs Ias @bepaar
perbeiratbcte 1ih borls15 Sabren in
Mocf Sslano. SEER grhart lit ldon
lett Sabren als Nrebnlaln1 III ser
Hof Sslallo Union tbatig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
Ncuts aug Mioline.

Mm Sonntag fano i1 ser bieiigen
Snrn6alle Ser pierteliabrlide grr1-
tag oes 0bcren MiHiiiippi Sllrnbc=
5irfs Itatt, on ipeld)cn1 iid) etua 100
5ltrtter nn0 Iltrnerimtelt aller &lal-
len betbeilMten. Die G%ltrniibungen
fanoen ONT gormittag lulo 9sadmit-
tag iltter 2eitltag Scr perldyieoenen
SSltrnlebrcr itatt. Die Mloline Cur
11er 8arle1 lerpirtelt allen gbeilneb=
l11eril ont Ealrlltag ein feincs 9inner.
Der nadJlte Gltrntag finbet inn @Dn1s
nahum Der 9apenport Sllr1tgcn1einoe
ltatt. Ibeilnebmer ami Iltrntag in
W1pline maren: Iabelport Gltruge-
neilloe, NorSpcit 9opeltport Glirll=
percln, 0ilrtuerein u@ortparts" Glin=
ton, Soma, 6olItein Iltr1pereil1, Sod
Sslano Iltrtgeiileilloe ltno Moline
eoneoroia @errnania Il,rnperein.
Sic bieIieen 81 @irtbidaften lper=
oen anl Mittlpod) Mberlb Inn Ii l16r
lbre Ebiiren idlieben, gemab oes &c
Iltltates Der lebten stabt1pabl, bei
meld)er Moline rtroden" geitimmt
lpnroe. S11 5uei Safren miro Sic
IStaot eberfalls iiber Sic 6rage' ab=
5a1ltiinmen babelt, pb @irtbld)uften
oabier eriltiren iollem oDer niht. 9ie
lt1eilten @trtbc merbcn bonn 4. Mai
alt i6re @irtbldaften offen balten, in
oel1en es icopd MN Ielnperen5ge=
traltfe Gtear Seer etc. geben miro.
sic 5taot perliert ol1r6 oelt 5dl1b
Der 8irt6ld)aften heoel1tenoe ginnab-
11telt, Die alf irgel1o cine onoere @ei-
le allfaebradlt 'tperoen miilien.
Sn Observation-Disclosures sl6liht ld,ob
am Samstag Nbeno lit leiuem Sei1n
IN Der IA. StraBe lit Gibbs ser
Sdapeoe Charles '5lpanion 5tpei al1-
geln dltt iidp Of, 0ie jeoob ibren
3lncd perfeblt babe1t, oe1l1 CT miro
aQem Nnid)eil1 1ab picber geneIem.
gr lpllr6e gleid nad ser G6at l1adh
DEM Wioline 5%taotbolpital iiberfiibrt,
no CT ir5tlide 8ebanoll1ng erbielt.
Ser Wanm ipa Dor Ser 5bat melan-
dolih gcpclen let1t 11no Meimtngs-
perldmoelrbcit NIT ieitter 6ralt mege11.
elllem so6n crlter: gbe Ser lebteren
gba6t babell. Gin 9rl1ber BON slpart-
ION begiltg Dor eintgen Sabreng elblt-
moro iroenllelben @auie. 5manlpn
ut 81 Sobm alt lto bat bier &iroer
aus 5lpel Gben. @r lpar bisber ibei
Der Geere &arpelter So. angeitellt.
Neben Sen ~geiabrliden @latter11
l)errld)t lebt alld, Sdarlad Sieber in
Der Staot, 10 DaB sic @elulrobeitsbe=
boroe Observation-Disclosures trifft, INN
.oeIt ll1nlidgreifen Ser aranf6eit eli
men Nlegel por5nldiebell. Die mel
ltelrs &ranfbeitsfalc. beiinNen iid altf
penn Blnff, 10 Dab luadrld)cinlid cine
o%ersoorttsen sdpllen oeiNlollen mer-
Den nltB.
Sd)lper oerlebt murbe, am Montaa
,Wt1ttag auf Der Jarm nabe Sampton
Der 11elt1t Sabre alte gbeiter, sobn
oes SartnerS &erma1n GatN l1no
yraas als Der SsSlllrge INIT eirem 90
tai. Hepol'-cr ipielte l1no oerlelbe s,l-
tauig lr.sliia, 10 oaB Sic &l,aal sem
ssSlt1lar1 oltrh ben Magen mno sic
g~iilacueioe ging. Der SSltnge pllroe
logle1d} nod Dem lut5ariI1en Solpi-
tai III Moline gebradpt, no audi Ser.
al eiltem 9efabrlideu Tic6er
franf oornieoerltegt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

~ Sem % a d MuguF
9nnef aus 8ubpeis, Der ais sSelo=
ipebel i'm 5elbe fte4t, ipuroe oas
5tlberne @eroienfttrcu3 nit Ser
&rone perlieben. SDnet nor nit
feinem polioeibuno ausgeriidt unb
Dos gut 6re6ierte Sier rettete ,burd)
1etne Madfamfeit ben 8atainonsfab
Dor orobenber @efangennobme. Der
!9uno ipur0e letber bel Dem rufifheu
4nsriff set0tet.
= Sn Der @ifel mar tiirsliG
lebr itorfer &anonenponner pernebms
bar. Mn nddften Morgen febte
3rommelT euer Elm, oas feIbIt Bel qez
lhlo1ienem 5enlter iebr gut pernebm=
bar fpar. 9luf freier 60be, be{or-
rers am &anb bon 5i6tenpolbunaen,
orDbnen Die Sdldge beipnpers tart.
Srob benz berridenSen Norbninbe
urteri9ieo mon bic ihiperen @dld=
&c Der lhtperen @ei1iiBe uno nas an
ealtenoe eiierne Mollen Der iletneren
@e16ube.
tein Pfanoleiber mebr etmas!A
Bitter. .Dte beutiae dratz
lld|e Stunt perpirft bas S9r0pfsn
ganalid."
Sreuno: rDod niht san5, !5err
Sanitdtsrat! Die 8lutesel fms berz
l9tpunoen NJ seipib, aber an beren
Steue treten Cure &ednunaen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
Ncuts au8 Mustatint.

Die 2eide zines ltitbcfaunten Mean-
mes lpllroe Dor eitiselt Eage1 i'm
Wiiiiiippi 5ipiid)en oel1 Genera Ss=
.la1lo uno oem Soma llfer BON Gbar=
leg 5probam anfgeful1oen. ga Die
9etbe monatelang I'M @alIer gelegen
ibatte l1no 0emgemdb ltarf in &crpe=
Jung geratben nor, prOnete Ser Gpro=
Tier 6. $. Sling cine iofortige 9eeroi=
gltltg allf Dens County 6rieobof on.
1ic 2eidle mar gail15lid nadt u11o 11l1r
init Sd]ar6en bon go. 10 befleibet.
Us mon lllnDglidl Die 2eid)e SIT ioen=
tifi5iren.
Der bieiige 9ltt6er= gereim miro lid)
at Der Transformation Ser 2l1tber
9iga bon Soma ant IL. uto IL. Wtai
in Marlbaltoml1 bct6eiligen. 9ie
bieligcn Mitglieoer meroen an Sem
oort ltattfi1ben0en @rogramm tbeil=
nebn1en.
SEER Naitor Sob. @aefncr bon
bier, tpeld]er ant M1itt1pob III Glin=
ton NOR nlrO Ser @erlanmrll1ng bes
Sertpaltrngsratbes Oes @nrtburg
college beiapobr1te, tbeilte inns init,
oab Der 8eridt int Clinton Seralo
talld lei. 9eidt 100, ionbern 400
lbetbetligten iid) am Iienstag an Ser
Notwithstanding III Mltscatine.
@eiter erfnbren mir, DOB es in iei-
11er Gemei1Oe bormarts gebe l1lto
11tat iid NIT Ser Mblid)f- TRACE, eille1
oritten 2ebrer fir Sic @erneinoeldl1le
alt5ultellen reip. einell g1rbal, an Sic
llel1e Sd1lle n1rf,1tfiihrnn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

Der @enneberg Mannerd)or bonn
Mltgnltana College, Ser leste @odje
pon Ieiter iabrlid)en aoll5ertreile inn
Mittellpeiten suriidaefebrt lit, aab se=
ltern M6elrO I'M Mltgllitalta College
eir lebr al,t beiltd)tes &ol15ert Of. Gin
ppr5iialides @rogramm fanl bei Bic
Ter Belegelt6eit sur Nltsiiibrung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

SIM bobet Sitter bon 81 Sabrcn lit
Sonntag Morgen in ieinenl
9eim, 1f22 10. Mpelll1e, @iliom
Geilenrotb, ein la1giabriger oeutlber
gI11lpobt1er BON gfod Sslano, an Ml=
terslbmade g%eltorben. gr pl1rbe am
s.. Sallltar 1882 in &11r-@eIlen.
Gelltidlan0, geboren uno fam i'm
Sabre 1857 ms 2anb lu1o gleid} nad)
Siof Sslano, Der i~eitberigen Seimot6.
SIN Sabre, 1870 perbeiratbete er iid)
NIT Sri. &egina Meinbarot, Sic ibn1
leoob Dor .etlDa lieben Sssabren I'M
'5ooe porangegalreen it,, Die @inter=
.'bllebenen 1ino 5pei lSobne, @enrp
llno Anton, cine Sdmeiter, 6rall
Warp Seioel uno 51pei gnfel. Ser
gerltorbene mad)te Sep 9iirgerfrieg
III Der SO. $ 6es 1876. Sainois ST.
fanteries& egiments nit. Gle @eeroi-
gltng fi1lbet am @littmpd Morgen
bon Ser oentlden1 fatbolilden st.
'Miarie1-&ird) aus allf oent @alparu
JrieObof itatt. Nfarrer q. &lltd miro
Die 2eidenfeier leitfn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
DENISON BEST IN
FIELD ANDAT BAT
Pennant Winners Also Led in
Total Bases; Kinney
Topped Boxmen.
LAMB BEST AT HOT CORNER
Bert Nifty Fielder; Dutch"
Nagle Drove Out Most
Doubles and Triples.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 23.-Offi
c.al Western association records for
the 1916 season, the last work upon
which has Just been completed nv
StatisticiCn Charles J. Brill. show that
Mooley's Tulsa aggregation stood OUT
IN several departments.
'rhc biggest achievement Of the Tul-
sans perhaps was their long iistancc
cloutlnf. Tulsa lead the league III
home runs with 1l0 altho Denison
stood first in total bases with LAG.
Denison ranked highest also IN G ub
batting with .26s and club fielding
with .961.
BRADY II Tulsa had more chances.
more putouts and more errors than
any other second baseman. He also
played in the greatest numbcr-of
games. Payne OF oklahoma was the
premier second baseman in fielding,
Bert Lamb of Tulsa led all third
basemen IN fielding. He played in
more games than any other guardian
of the hot corner in the league.
Kinney of Denison who was sold
10 oakland Of the Pacific Coast league
va the lcaulng tWlf1er OI tne aSSoCid-
tior. lie won 22 games and had more
s'iikcouts than any other boxman.
The following is list OF interesting
league records for 1915:
Team Records. 1916.
Greatest number of games-Paris
and Nuskogee. li0.
Greatest number at bat-MuskoEec
4,GOS.
Greatest number runs-Denison
72i
Greatest number hits-Denison
1926.
Greatest number two-base hits
Denistn, 257
Greatest number three-base hits
sherman. 80.
Greatest number home runs-Tulsa
lie.
Greatest number total bases--Deni-
son, 1,7G4.
Greatest number sacrifice hits--Mc.
Alostor, 2i6.
Greatest number stolen bases
Denison. 23i.
Greatest number putouts-Dcnison
3,1l9.
Greatest number assists Denison
1SS1.
Greatest number errors-Oklahom,
CITY, 342.
Pes; batting percentage-Denison
.e6S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
Lsa Sggers Lea League Home Rams During 81 Season

championship OF the city In singles
and doubles Is at stake, and everyone
has an equal chance. No bowler Is
barred and no membership In le1guc
Is required The only thing necessary
is to notify the official in charge at
the alleys. deposit the entrance lee In
advance and bowl your three games.
Of course II Is understood that an UNI
Idre must watch tho foul line. but out
side OF this restriction there is moth
ing to hinder and hamper any bowle".
Some good scores are expected, an1
many bowlers who do not have suffi-
cicnt time to bowl regularly in the
leagues viii try their hands in the
tournament Saturday, December 80.
at midnight, the cassie Will close.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24

4 Most crrors-ll .rriott, NcAlestcr,
Most chances Herriott M>Alcster'
1879.
Best perccntage.-F Frantz, sherman
.9S7, IN 10 games.
Sccondhascmcn.
Most games Brady, Tulsa, 36.
Most putOuts-Iiradv Tulsa, $50.
Most errors Brady. Tulsa. Ih
Most chances Brady Tulsa. SOS.
Pest rerccntagC-Payne, oklahoma
City. .962 in % games.
ThirdlI-cmcn.
Most games-IAmh. Tulsa. 135.
Most putouts-Nokcs. sherman, col,
Most Gssists-Thompson McAlester,
326.
Most errors-Nokas. sherman. 2S.
Most chan s-Thompaon. Nc
'Alestcr. 52S.
Pest percentage-Lanb. Tulsa. .962
in 135 games.
Shortstops.
Most gamcs-Leiniuger Fort smith,
1873.
Most putouts - Leininger, Fort
Smith, 305.
Most assists-Leininger Fort smith,
All.
Most errors-I.eininger. Fort smith,
80.
Smith 500.
Best percentage Enloe, Sherman,
.939 in - games.
OutficlIcrs.
Most games Hall Paris. 1S9.
Most putouts-Ylrdley, McAles-
Most asssts-Yardley, McAlesier
3s.
! Most errors-Nagle. Oklahoma city.
~.
Most chances Yardley. McAlester.
345.
Best pcrcentage-Coyingt Deni-
son. 900 in 26 games; Fruth. Tulsa.
! 600 in "a games; Weiss, Muskogee.
900 in 20 games
Catchcrs.
Most games -- Dowie. Oklahoma
City. 115.
Nc st putouts-Moorc, Tulsa. 5S7.
Most assists - Dowic. oklahoma
City. no.
Best perccntage-Sc Scott, Muskogee,
| 900 in "a games.
| Pitchers.
Most games-K Kinney. Denison. II.
Most lutouts-Kinney, Isnison, 20.
Nest assists-Hornsby. Fort smith,
! 1926.
! Most errors - Smlth, okidhoiha
Most chances-ITornsby, rort smith,
1886.
Best percent1 ge-Salisbury Nuslo-
zee. LOCO in 80 games: Waikur,
/ iNuskcgec-Tulsa 600 in Is games.
: Landry. Sherman. 1000 in Il games;
, Bishop. Muskogee. LOCO IN games
Indiy itlual Rccords-Pitchine.
Most eames-Kinney, Denison, Al.
Most innings Naylor, McAloster'
2s3
Most at bats-Kraft. Tulsa, l,O96.
Most hts Kraft, Tulsa, 2S0.
Most tuns-Robertson. Fort smith
1923; Hornsby. Fort Smith. l29.
Most earned runs-Robertson, Fort
Smith. Sc.
Most struck out-Kinney, Denison
1876.
Most bases on balls-Kinncy Deni-
son. 15i.
Most batters hit by pitched ball
Watson, Denison. 81.
Most wild pitches Masters, Musko-
gee .McAlester Il; Hounkman, Sher-
Most Kinney, Denison, ,;
Bennett. oklahoma City, .; Shipe
sherman, =. oo
Most victories-Kinney, Denison' 2z
Most dccfats-Hornsby. Fort smith
%.
Best percentage-Watson, Den,son
zoo IN 26 games.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
QUAKER GRIDSTERS ON
TRIP ACROSS NATION
University of Pennsylvania Boys start
for California for New
Xeur Came.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The University
of Pennsylvania football players en-
route to Pasadena Cal, for game
with the University of oregon eleven
on New Years day did not practice
in Chicago today as had been planned.
The train carrying the players from
the east, due here at noon, was re-
ported tonight as being - hours late.
1t is probable the Quakers VIII remain
here tomorrow for brief practice
before resuming their journey.
gridiron in Grant park on Chicago y
lake front has been swept OF snow
in the expectation that the players
will practice here Tomorrow morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-24
TULSA ~" B0WLERS
IN A WIRE TOURNEY
Cities in Seven States to Try
for Pin Honors on New
Years Afternoon.

T.. ]. Wright. in charge of the bo~l-
ing alleys at the Y. NJ. g. A. here, an
nounced yesterday that all arrange
ments have been completed for a
tolegraphic tcnpin tournament New
Years day in which seven cities in
as many states will he represented.
Tulsa Wichita. Chattanooga, Little
Rock, Lincoln, Dallas and ST. Joseph
will represent Oklahoma, Kansas,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Nebraska, Texas
and Missouri.
Harry Stewart. +. l.. Abbott. NJ j.
Allen Yoager. II. II. Beardsley and
Carlson will represent the Tulsa Y. VI
g. \. in the tournament. Carlson is a
newcomer locally, but he is crack
bowler.
The games will be started at
o'clock in the afternoon in all cities
except Chattanooga and reports viii
he received by wire here. Tulsa Will
be the central point where all scores
are received first. Then they will bo
sent to each city. Chattanooga Will
bowl in the evening.