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New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
The Case of the YankS.

'N >dSC oI lIiS
 The first major league ball club that we ever covered, shadowed or played poker with was the New York Tanks.
 That was in 1903, a mere trife of thirteen year ago, when they bust cd into baseball, under the command cf Clarke Griffith. This was the Tanks debut season, and that firs5 club looked to be a wonder. Ob- serve a few of the names-Herman Long, Willie Keeler, Dave F'ultz, Jack Chesbro, Jesse Tannehll, Harry How ell, Lefty Davis, Wid >Conroy and others of equal ilk
 But the best they could finish was fourth
 The 13-Year Span.
 Having helped christen the Tanks at their first training camp with a deluge of words-such as "pink of condition, "mid-season form' "tall and rangy guy" game of his life,' etc., etc, we have naturally taken an abiding interest in their checkered career
 For thirteen years from close range or far away, we have watched Crif, Elberfeld, Stallings, Chase Wolverton, Chance and Donovan at tempt to crack the crust of Fate.
 Three times the Tanks have fought their way to second place, and on the occasion, 1904, they charged with in one game of the flag. But after each such charge they always drop ped from second place to the sec one division. They have never had reserves enought to cover their cap tured trenches.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
One of Them Un There.

In addition to his established talent Donovan will have a flotilla or shoal Of recruits to pick from, and many of these have shown more than flashes of major league ability.
 So by the time Smiling Bill has settled his cast and put his machine into working order he is bound to be up there-somewhere above the dividing line, if not at the top
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
Berlin Construction
Pick Team.
439 426 436-1301
Rangers Lose.

The Rangers bowling, five journeyed to Hartford last evening where they met the Anchor A. c. representatives on the alleys, and for their trouble they received a three to nothing de- feat. The locals put up good game but their Capitol City rivals, displayed trife better brand of bowling. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
WARRIOR SIGNS WITH CARDS.

Freeport, H., Feb. 19.-Jack War
 hop, former pitcher for the New
 fY ork Americans, who lives here, an- bounced yesterday he had signed with
 hhe St. Louis Nationals. Warhop was
 released unconditional1y by the Yan- lkees this winter.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
The Color.

For years they have lacked color, but now that color has come again in a pink glow, to their pallid cheeks.
 Home Run Baker-Lee Magee- Slim Caldwe11-Fritz Maisel-these are all stars, and they will be backed up by others only stride or two away. Briefly, the stuff looks to be therc-or therea bouts.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
&?aHz {!!:! II:
 NY 2y G1~7zdnd Rice

that has a good pitching staff headed by Walter Johnson is not to be treated With unseemly scOrn.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
But Not Yet.

Granted that Baker and Magee bat over 300, which they should both do, and thereby add the long needed punch to the Yank attack
 There are still at least two details to be considered before the Tanks arc counted up and over the last hurdle
 l. The Red Sox ?. The Tigers.
 These two clubs outclassed the American league field last summer. They were immeasurably stronger than any other rivaI-and no sign of any decay has set in.
 To say nothing of the White Sox with Collins, Fournier and Jackson batting in runs for Scott, Faber and ot hers to protect.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-19
AA7n Stops Renh
BOWLING RESULTS
 ON LOCAL ALLEYS

Cutters Bow to Lockmakers-Berlin {
 Team Beats Picked Quintet
 Rangers Beaten in Hartford.
 But one game was played in the Factory Bowling league at the Aetna Alleys last evening, the Russell & Err win five trimming the Landers, Frary & Clark No. ? aggregation two games out of three. The Berlin Construc- tion team were victorious over picked team taking three hard fought contests. The scores:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23
BAE0S DE MAR CONTRA IA
RABIA.
Como Guardian nuestros a5ue!oS
los iocos : a los hidrofooos-


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les ocrrri5 Il idea de zambu.lirse per
placer en- las amargas ondas.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

viaje es triste. ES muy grande n
Gesesperaci6n de BeRSerade."
Los baGoS de- Dieppe GUARDIAN tam
bieu 4 los locos. SrmetiendoIos a I'm
>iStema curative no menoS conp;i-
cado que eli de "a r&hja. En- 177S Sc
creo en- Dieppe un establecimiento
e~zuecisI Uera locos u hidTjtcbcs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23
DESPUES De NIUERTO

Jett NO. CudiIHO no Ec Hdo!a 9dISi'
dado.
Por este, Y NADIA mas que pOr este,
aeabo de quitrme de en- medic. VA
mos. gracias Dios. Va estin aqui
Ell Juzgado Y eI meoico.
:Que hiram a hacer de mi.
Me noc me vuelven boca
arriba. me dejan hoca abajo. me to-
can en- todas parties.
-Esta mas muerto que Fernando
!VI!-diio e! doctor. Al dcp6siro con
81.
! en- una camilla. dieron en- mi
cuerpo en- cl eStablecimiento expire
sado.
+ Que obscure eata este. dos
MIC, Is claro; los muertos, para
que queremos luz?
Los dependencies encargados de
mi custodia Sc retiraron. Y yo 0uedG
so.;to sohre la tarima. rigido Y tieso,
como 81 estuviera almidonado para
que me encanonaran.
Ia esta amanecicnGo... V. cen
cue lentitud. Dies MIC. No parece 81
no que ell dia tiene miedo de la no
che ' trata de ~apoderarse de ella
embellishments.
Pero. que es 10 oue e=t.i levendo
en- alta voz. es ehombrc. i Ia puerta
de este funebre a~posento?
Oigamos:
.Anoche Sc disparo IN trio en- eI
e~ntreceio {. ioven poeta D. Ricardo
Soiiozos. Il ar,c drrmatico ha sufrj-
10 una perdida i~rreparable: Ia vacan.
tie que deja en- el mundo dc ms Ietra<.
dificilmente Sc cubrira. La empire
"a del teatro ESpaaol, para honr"v
L. memorial del genio maIogrado. ha
determinado poner en- escena 81 i'll
limo drama. llamadc = producer una
o. -
S15.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

La paz de nueslra alma csjI STEM
pre- leios lie Ia SatiSraco ION DC nues-
tTo cueTp0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

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'Ju>Io' = - ~ zen
tare j" up" "e 'oS "@ 'T''
Dire ei gus'o "e vel H"e S'"'Do u
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refreshments O Vein
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Sc ha slevadc ia pistoIa?
Ia 10 cree, Dice cue el dia que
s. lie divide. no es hombre para NADIA.
BESIDE que esta en E! f~ieiato. tcdas
1as aoches tiene Gue hqcer uso de
ella. ESta maGrugada ia mataco =
COS matureros. V su iefe le IN eacar-
gado en- Ia que viene mate otros
dos @ rres ms. Luago IIevan las
pie!eS a. Avunyamiento. Y les dan una
qualification. Es 81 unico medic de
acaaar con 81 ms:uterismo.
y con e humaridad ente~a. Sc
nora
= in habiar mas. bale le escalera,
= Fl era a Ia porteria me encoatrs
20. don Ncmesio.
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ar~=aatt IA p;s,oia. ne n puse enrre
le;a = ceia 49,.
g eco de ia escalera.-:Pum. umm
urm.,,
Ia. "a tienen uStedes IN caGj-
var mas a 81 disposition,
F=ro que baroar;dad, Parece que
10 aaa y!.co runca m muerto de
.agerre natural Y eSoonranea.
Hombres. mujeres : ninos. aldea-
nos y a.dearas. So.dados. genie Lel
pueblo Y en- in. coro de ambos sexoS
yv:.a.on nj caGIvcr. contemplauGo-
e con mas curiosidad Il compassion.
Oigo nor ami que nan lido q buscar
Al .T,zraGo
No Sc quisn habra siao. = por ESQ
no me incorroro q darle las grac;aS
mas eXpresivas.
In trasnochador a uno de! orden.
+ deer. que 81 e! JHz&&"o t%F"l
o'ez mas en- !Ie&aF' 81 c"a"'eE ''ehe
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

Cuando nrccsiic lihros en- eSpahaI
dirijaqc listed Ii IgnaviG L. L0zan0.-
6G7 DUIorOSa St-S Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

FL. naGTOR IiELpHERIG;I. ME-
10 yICE-CENCuLER :NPEEiEL
d u-EEi\ll $40 T:ENH =
iN0S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

Ahora, lector mic. tie aconsejo que
no dueImaS del lado del coraz6n, Dor
que produce suenos Y pesadillas con
fusos y agitados como el que acabo
de ~referirte.
For cierto que su sofa narration
ME ha puesto los peloS de punta. o
en- punta; que de las dos maneras 10
Sc deer?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-23

Ii M~argr">a DE- i'n<-E\9i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
As to Bennie Kauii

It would be simpler to brand BennIe
kauii a, failure II this was an or.
luaD wear with the dope running level
Rn' when oue look, around and finds
Eddie Collin, below 80. frank Baker
below 2r. Suiy N,lur, below 2n
lohnu, Fycr,. Sherwood Magec and
Fred Ludctu, below l2S, It 3, rather
hard 10 say that Bennie around 80 Is
1n utter ii,ilc
kauii Is not We, a flushed ball player
lIr has world tp learn Tie over.
swings At bat and isn't the surcN peg
ger m the world He isn't nearly a.
good a, HI, two mate. George Burns
and Dave Robertson bul thu, dpcsu':
mean ,hat,hc i, a failure There ism,
harder worker m the game and this
will count IN his favor once he begins
to gather IN few tricks oi the trade
,ha, he hasn', vet acquired HIS show
ing has so lar been big dlSappoini
mem, Ru, IN such an unusual year
oi upset, /, /, hardly fair ,o ttndc-
complete Judgment on any player until
the iull returns are m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
TEAM HOME TODAY;
EXPECTS TO START
A WINNING STREAK

lAR NNNGFR BNFRWNlD AMI
UWl h, senator piled from
"'" Frisco passenger train TIN,
morning which had brought them
from the icld OF battle al Tulsa
where thcy went down IN defeat be-.
tore the PrlDc Producer, But thcy
didn't look like losing team by
any means They appeared to have
lots OF confluence, and exhibited
goodly portions OF pep Losing five
oul Of the FIRST eight game, under
the ucw manager ha, not d,,oour
aged the squad ans whatever II
was PLAN 10 bc seen that the squad
t>pccts to ludupura'c winning
streak pretty soon
The Tulsa Producer, came in At
the same tune. and these two team
open series at Saratoga park to-
day The park. where the river wa,
UP for several day, has been gotten
lu shape for the iraN
Iomorrov vii be ladies day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

NEW YORK. June p Special l-
Harold hro,kmortun. the Youngest oi
The eastern tenn, star, who won the
intercollegiate tenn, championship Last
season ., working his vty INTO 'h'
final, ui ,omc of the most important
tournament, 800 the cast and promiscs
10 wiu a high ranking hy the close u.
th, season
Last season Thr1.kmor'or amazed
tennis circle, by appearing on the courts
a slender ,olugVcr oi little apparent
strength of ,igof and then by display
ing one ~ 'hc most smashing. force
tUl driving game, that had been ,,r'
un eastern courts Throckmof,on had
managed 20 cultivate successfully the
California sulc oi play and he's per
lilr' the first eaSicrner 20 io, n ~.
ports are agreed that potentially h,
game Is much more brilliant than an.
vet developed ou the coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Oklahoma Ring Fans Much Interested
In Tonight's Big ARRAY at New York

Carl Morn, no Labor day bou, Ok
'ahoma tight fans are tired oi seeing
Morris sent up against iubS, and they
nave been usiycnt lu demanding that
real tighter like Dillon Moran or
even toiicy be brought here to meet
the engineer \, Il already IS seen that
Dillon can he induced to come TO Ok
lahoma Jack appears the most likely of
the lot
Can He Do IT.
so doubt the betting population n
Gotham has some ground ior making
Dillon iay1r,e over Moran From the
records OF the two men. however. Il
doe, not look like the liilc fellow ha,
much ~ a chance TO knock out Moran
SO matter how good Dillon IS. how can
r be figured that he'll be able 10
knock 'ut the man who stood before
lack Johnson ior twenty rounds and
Vh, held OF Jess Willard for half
that mauy' Dillon has a wonderful
punch. hut even HI, warmeN admircr,
viii not contend that he can hi, harder
than lc,, Willard or the Rig Smoke.
Johnson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
when Thumbs Are Down

When Thumbs Are Down.
You'll find that mos, OF them around
Would rather knock than boost
lou'll find the poisoned barbs come
thick
The higher that you roo't,
But you can gather ln this balm
And cherish 70 as such
They rarely ever pan a guy
Who doesn't matter much
You'll find 'hc Anvil Chorus ulc,
The bulk 1T an, map,
You'll find that ycr icW ui them
Pass up chance 20 rap.
But Jnu can take tins 10 your soul
And LEI 3, daily there,
They very rarely pan b'.kc
Who doesn't get somewhere
Noull iiud the game 3, quite inclined
TO kick m with the barb
SO matter what the line 100 IS.
Not matter what 'hc gagb.
Hul YOU can also figure tins
Nul let the uding, spread
They rarely ever rap q guy
Who never show, hl, head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
JACKSON WON'T
GET CRACK At
WILLIAMS SOON
Proposed July IS Bout Falls
Through; Champion Want
ed Whole Earth.

The proposed July IS .Drap between
Nate la.k,ou = Oklahoma CTS and
Eld Williams. the bau'amwcigh,
IIampun a' RaltirSrc during the
r'k' convention ha, fallen through
3, was learned tins morning
William. and hl manager and The
Baltimore promoters wanted the whole
earth and q llacc 20 ont IT, declared
one ~ Ia a.kson's friend 'u telling why
'hr bout I'D NOT ma'ana'yo
"lm's nh plan. for 'hc fight were
abandoned William, demanded =
praantcc OF $500 wanted - 5OO in
zinc bank go m event the bout wa
prevented hy ram police interference
.r any other cause Williams would
prt ia, nurse and wanted 10 give
Jackson nothing
Would Concedc Much
lH.kt0n and he manager Sammy
samson were willing g. OunD,lc al
wu.' 1r,'htng 20 the champion even
" allowing HIM 10 enter the ring -
.l'..pugH',. which would mean llg.
."r would o. meeting q icl'l,rwcight
weighing ~ pound, instead OF a ban.
tam Nm 'hc. did np' rrona,r 'o 'al.
70 chance 900 losing q $40 of more with
.l' even getting q fight
On lu's n ~ Baltimore KID VII
lam. a'' meet frankie Brown oi
Nr lurk an, of ths leading bantam,
10 tns ssr lrN article. irr lhf,
'uut have wf been igrc'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
SENATORS DROP
DOUBLEHEADER
TO PRODUCERS
BaerWaId's Men Count Many
In Ninth, Both Games, But
Can't Get Up.

The first road doublchcadcr 'or the
Senators this season va, nlaycd At .Iul
a yesterday, and the Oklahoma Cry
crew went down IN defeat at the hand,
o the Producers twice The score,
were 4j and "a All oi Oklahoma
Cny's runs were made IN the ninth IN
ming In the first clash Dowie'S homer
with two on and two down IN the final
chapter came Just one short ol knot.
ting the count Hard hitting gave
BaerwaIds men four IN the ninth round
oi the second
The scores
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
FIRST CHI Up
ROUND IS ON TO-DAY

MIME \pOIl~ MINI luns -
Sixty four PLAYER, who turned no The
lowest score, in the 0ualiNng round.
u, 'h, national open goli ohampiou,hp
tournament nu' ui field oi uuci,
onr sn,rar'. 'nI,i hcgau match Of
~ h.'r, AZ the Nrikahd, link, here
the result ~ which viii determine the
rsr ,hlmwon,hu lh'r,y.,iv hnlcS
ere ~ he PLAYED TODAY and thirty uN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

ntsttrs NISrrup-N A. 81 tHH.s
Deuut A. WsshirF'Hn uas'HH ~
fhisdslphis Nss Nufs A. cleveland
I. chicago
GAMES tnnN Hpsifrf a. IhIssa p'
lNuis ~ tlaNslsrd NHstuU sf WashiustUn
Nsv lufh A. Philadelphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

Although uutht L. 20 3 the Yankee
v.u over 'he Athletic, "wednesday hv
~ Donovan, men are taking full al
,1nugc ui their chance Co climb and
have won seven ont of the ls' eight
game.
Our Senator, have developed q rrc1,
habit ui ,.lrur l,', ut rum, u the
ninth inning iu Yesterday, double
header which the, dropped lo Tulsa.
10, Senator, counted III their marker,
300 'hr last frames The, counted three
u the ufr game, ninth four iu rhr
,s,ond game last frame. Iuesda, 'hcy
,,ufrl .fN uu. u the ninth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Ebbets a Baseball Loser For Thirty
Years, But at Last He's Being Repaid

anG ,o irl That meant had ,o put
hni them. and ! assure you. those 'cl
lows ,efninl, did hnou their figure,
bu, ! ms, them didn't let one Of m,
good PLAYER, vet away
thbcis is Rewarded
soon alter ~ 1915 season began. the
cloud, rolled ha,kaand the sun began
U shine through upon thhci, ~,
team ip ihc surprise ~ the league
showed unsypst,d strength ltumprd
ava, from the Nprl barrier a. a
,ua.hing ,hp and ON and ou It went
Hupkhu fans. accustomed io seeing
NN'h. seventh or eight place club
woke up ,n ,hc novelty ri me Ntua.
ton nodget ,lnb IN a pcunan, tight
The ian, came ou, drove, The
lufu,ulr, clicked aud clicked and con.
uuuei clicking
Couet, Filling Nov
Dame Fortune continue, % smile
upon Ehhci, prohah, ,hr figure, that
The veteran deserve, a htil, reward at
least for hi' ,hut, ,caf, ui patience
The Dodgers. as you probably have uu
ti,td. A., m the imtkc,t part Vt the
lplh ptnnaul ifaJas The, have ont.
drawn Other club, un m, road and they
aiJ Averaging clnse to lnuN a IA, At
home including the usual lSnI Satur
Ia, crowd
Huge a. was the nodgsf home AZ.
tendance last ,,ar that NJ lqlh will ~
iai beyond The Bruokhnit,, during
the first three months have pla,ed tu
almost as man, folk, a. they dii dur.
iNe me cniitt hrmc attendance int lol
Al home aud on the road the, altsady
have drawn almos, Three time, mau,
fans a. they did In the entire NS
months during the lean ,eats
Can't lo. Nov.
n the Dodgers dropped uut oi the
remnant iiRh, right nov. and didn't
dfaW more ,han,a lev hundred fan,
per iav for The tssl " the season
Fhhsi, would finish ahead m a imam.
,.al WAl. nyhuw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Biggest Burden

thi right at that time Fhhsi, told
us. y va, assuming ,hs burden oi ,h,
biggest pa1uil ] was ever called upon
ir meet Practical, ever, man m nv
fu,isf 'hsn vas drawing from Slnn 10
.l9n murs 'hsn ir other years The
federal ltaluJfs wanted M stars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Totals ............72 2 ~
sNssi. bstted Tor smith In the mint

By innings
Oklahoma Cly Ou w pi- =
Tulsa ..t....... ~ OU ~ I
summary Twobase hts, Noole,
Clemens. Land Htatly, homcrn
Do~lc. stolen bases. Nagle Htaily,
double plays. Kraft to Brady to Pfi,e.
Price to Daniord 10 rucr, lett on
bases. Oklahoma Cny s. Tulsa n iir,,-
base on balls. smith , Kraft hi, by
PITCHER by Smith CWooley struck
ont, BY Smith 4. by Kraft ! Time
one hour ior,y-iivc minute, Umpire,
Morgan and Chandler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

Roger H1m,by the former Denison
,hprt,iop. now a Cardinal. had a poor
day At bat Yesterday The best he could
DO was pole ont two singles. two triples
and a home run in tive times up-a to-
tai oi twelve bases and an average
oi 1909
The Longest game oi he National
league was played at Chicago Wednes-
day. the Pirates trimming the Cubs
31. iu eighteen innings The Pirates
also annexed the first game OF tho
douhlcheidcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
|RsAS[AutiCUMS!
wrsrrn> ASSOCIATIONS sr,>p,>c


mstirs ,tsrLNnN-N HBsfmsr.
~ hshison, ~ A. Tulsa. - oklahoma
llNl - At rstis 90. - smith Ga
~ NrA'sisr - Nustnrss. %
GAMES fopN-ruIsa at utIab1ms r.t,.
sherman a. psfi. Iruis1u - o. smith
VI Alsstsf a. Nustnssr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
BY b A B


Eu,Wg ian, 900 Oklahoma will watch
with interest '1r the Il,pat,hc, telling
ut tonight, tight between ll''lc Jack
Dillon OF lndlanapoh, aud Frank NJ.
ram. the blonde pusburgher, ai New
York
The latest dope on thc ilch, received
Ll The Iimc, thr, morning from Nrw
York. sand that ,hc hct'lng people 90
Gotham were iayorng Dillon slightly
The wise uur. have figured 0u, iha,
'hr Man Killer V,ll De too much for
irsnDHi.
II Dillon should knock nu, Moran
or vrr over the p'',hurghcr 1r point.
or even tight draw with Frank %
will mean that the indianapolis Terror
Will he a top heavy iayori'c over Fire
man linn Flynn When they NEE, 20
ncwc, luh : 10 oklahoma prize
bout ~ me season =
NAV Meet Carl
Another reason why Okltn1nar, are
PARTICULAR. interested 100 me lularsn.
ull, demon right uoN O., that be- luom,
up a, the mos, likely opponent io.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

n Jerry rtss.ts, late oP.n Chan.
pion, ever issues call TO the eolois
ior the Nibliek Brgsd. he will need
nor. concentration camps than all the
vsftins nations Of fuop. have been
able to devise after two years labor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

Hour duuhlchc,lrf, 900 ,hr Wctsm
association resulted iu double ,fiuucs
'nr inur team, dnuh'. defeat, ior
four u'h,f,c nu'.un N,lltNsr Tulsa
and l'tt Smith were 'hr winners,
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ny FRANK G MENKE

NEW NORk lurc - tlcr more
than thirty years 20, patience Charlie
Ebhets At aV q, beginning in collect
bulk, dividend, pu m. baseball invest,
mtni
shortly after Nmh. .Nii anchored
uu rhr mount ,h, Nlulr, ui ptook
hf" began ,p iphNlr boo baseball Nlu,,
,Umcvhct, along iu lhr ratl, Ns b.
hA' been 4 wagUlIr
Wear after t,tt hc rsksi ms bank
f1ll b, using i' un in , hll club Time,
uuumcrshlt hy lm,h,i ,hr season Tar
hthnl U = financial way Once or
twice over that lour sweep of wears.
llhrI, hall club made monr, for him
hu, the ,um wac ,uilirg The Ntuuk
ln, were ptuytfhal ni' rrl,f,
Sticks 10 Gam,
With NJ, ecriu, and hi, sutg, ~.
hsi, might have gone into ,Thlhe' hu'.
iu,,, and made a hug, fortune nu, he
stuck IN baseball Ne loved the rsms
.a.a sport and ,p ,umhnc NJ, pleas
ut, and h, business all n nuc enter
pf,sc wa, an ideal arrangement for
him
The iatkss' hour ts lust before
dawn. goc, an ull .a,ius and iins,tf
Nas trurf than 700 the ease ut lhhcis
lust a uiilc mnf, Than a wear agn hs
was n financial STRAITS, M such 4
pleh that II was reported pn several
D,.av0r, hat hs would have tu sell
oui hi, ymh ~ satisfy hs creditors
lluN 'ue these reports Nsfs We an
rr' cav with authority nu, u cannot
ht i,riri that when M, lQlS season
. began lhhsi' wallet wa, ,u thin that
/ i hafil, could hs noticed
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ny innings
Oklahoma CITY ........ pDO ON OOl I
Tulsa ................. l0l $40 l' q
Summary; Twoha'e hits Estes ,
Gei,t }. Gleason, Nagle; homcrn
Gleason sacrifice hits. Brady Woolcy
Ge,s, sacrifice ily, Bserwald double
plays, Blue To Damcfon Clemens to
Cameron Olson To- Brady to Price
Brady to Olson to Price stolen bases
Nagle, Lamb, iitatly Estes, lett On
bases. Oklahoma CITY s. Tulsa q; first
base on ball, of Estes ; IN, hy pitcher.
nv Phillips Price struck out, by Phil.
lips |. by Brandon 4. hy Estes 4 Wild
pitches. Brandon. EU'S, passed hail.
Shaiier. hits, oii Phillips II IN 5 IN.
ning,, Of Brandon ! in ! innings Time,
two hours Umpires. Morgan and
Chandler
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