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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
IS HOME GAMES
FOR SNAPP men
Senators TO Have a Long Stay
at Saratoga After Series
With Sherman.

Nnopins the series With Sherman
SUNDAY Monday and Tuesday. tho Sens.
tor viii b, ~ home fof fifteen straight
games IN, scaHnu viii bo opened here
n~Ni Wednesday With trllmsn's Paris
team Then IN order named ~,ll come
sherman. n,risun. Pun smith and ruiss
iof ihf'" gam"s 'Aci
Manager Snapp was successful IN hi
'ffufi in Wtrst 10 lras, two ~ the first
three Fpw,s from n,nison With only
an even break IN the remainder ~ the
road sum's be- will bring hls squad
hnmr in excellent position from the fret
iu,psiun ri thr 'rrmys ,crri,of,
rrrs D. " Duncan " the usiahoms
,iN club viii return from Tc,s. Sun
dsy nigh, and complete Arrangements
fnt the opening IN Wednesday We win
'nirn,rf lu make the day , Esis occs-
sion W. punrsn has asked the city
ruinms''Unrfs tn ufoclsir a half hoh-
AZ, ior IN, event hut NO action has bees
taken cn This t'puss,
prnn'F the ,rir veteran " las, years
u'irhint si1u stli viii ,hr team prob
rbi, viii h. called uror IN hurl the
upen,r rhuups ,nd t1uset are the ghes
pustbilitirs
nutinE m, niisrn. isy home .,sv
Manager Snsrp hrrrs ~ pull the a~rs
tors into such Ions LEAD that he win
be- abb tu r'tsin the adSan,ser through.
out ttr ssasnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
EARLY SEASON
AVERAGES HIGH
Janvarin Of Boston Leads All
Batters With Percentage
OF 800.
ALL STARS ARE FAR DOWN
" CObb's Record Of .23l Is
Much Below His Usual
Mark: Baker Up.

chicago. April a. phc carly sea-.
CON batting averages prevailed IN the
first week ~ major league season nr.
cordinE Ia ngureA published here today
Including games ui bat Wednesday
liuyriu Of the po,ton Americans tops
tll nt,crs with tl" startling p'lo"utnEe
NJ 500 In III" National league Grurg"
Iurns. Now Nu.k Mollvlv Cinrir-
natl, ard Ruuer - Loup have aver.
ngrR -! 500
I,l Chase Irrrs fourth boo thd Na-
uunM league with percentage NJ ia'.
H. tied with Carey ~ liltthurgn for the
lead IN stpler tases with tour AMI Sale
Chicago nnd MerNc New Nprk. fOf the
looi M homouns With one Following
'hpto tho hutt'7 making up the list
3al hittnrs nrc
Gonzales. So Iouis. go. Compton
Boston i2o rutshan Grpokhn, ~.
Daubo1. Ihooklyn. 900, Clarke. GIN
clnnnh. 900 whittcd Philadelphia. Ss5
Doyle Ncw YORK. 3Nj Mngcc Boston.
l7i Nichor Philadelphia. 375 llnch-
man Pittsburgh 16t Konctchy Ilus
ton Koun New Notk Waflden, New
York, AND Bpifd. Pittsburgh l11 IloIne
Groh cincinnati Leads In run. scored
viii si, Hnd IL ticd with Whittcd. phlla-
d"lphm, ~ total bases with twelve
National league pitchers are let h,
NloNnnI"r. philadelphia with two games
Won nnl none lost and Schneider Ciu.
cinnlu With the ynmo record
w. ""' W.
having h,t onb 13l
,.,,,,,.. p1g .i... ,,, sn,,t., r,,,n'
land "a Ii.o-,,t,.p U,.t,, go.
C.d.c,, N,, WI ta,. u,L.. 800
wi 1s. r,o,, x, t,l,. g,o IN
,u,.t u,.,,,, s.1 rI,r, ,s,t,....
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Frank Morans DESTINY

Any on" who figures that Charles Fran
ciH Moran has surrendered his destiny
10 fate after tho willard affair II floun-
d,ring down an off. side bywny The bs
itFhman s,ill believes down In the pit
~ his rcd heart that he viii yet De
champion ~ the world for he II conf
dent that within another year incres sing
weight will force Willard from the ring
In the iirs, place" say. Frank. WI
!rrG doesn't care about the game IN
che s9c1nd plAc. he put on over nnecn
pounds IN year that even hard train.
ING couldn't take away ~ another yea
he VIII be- beyond training down for any
lV'niy round fight. The combintion will
hr enough 10 count him out NJ II, IN the
meanwhile I am planning to clean up
the tor ~ the field ~ dccihevly there
VII b" no sort of dOul8 ~ TO IN. Big
Fellow = logical successor start with
Jack Dillon next month and after that
the next on" ready can take hts turn
unul the traffic b. cleared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
DOG FANCleRS TO FORM
BREEDING ASSOCIATION

NEW YORK. Aptii - Organization
NJ an association tcr the breeding ci
dcss for use IN the United state. amy.
He'd Crcss and other military crranlIs q.
tions was announced here ,hls morning
For this purpose dos snciers have
formed the army and police iog club
N the United States purs wili sl.n
bc trained fw police votk I, IL p,o.
posed 10 maintain a registry NJ trnin..i
snlr,sIs subject 10 call from army
Officers Promoters say the movement
has the approval " the vst department
Clubs are 10 he formed Throughout the
country. where private owners ran have
their DOGS trained and resetetea fct M .
tionsl service when needed The move
meni 10 hacked b. rroup ~ wealth,
doe fsncltfs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
DIAMOND CLINTS

Pimtc and Cards ~, ,Rking turn
ahout vhltcwRshing each other lluF.
gins men von Thursday game. TO q.
and tine Pirates coppsd Fridays by 20
n NJ lHns Wagner. with tvu triples
and e single, accounted fof plenty " runs
to win nn ordinary hall game
E,-Gmnts have . habit ~ taking the
wind out NJ John McgaNt sails Al
pcmRrrr H., down his former teammates
with two longr hinslrs yesterday and the
rhIlli's bfcesed to another victory over
tho New Workers n, the Polo grounds
poot old Texas Sir hall games have
been played on Te,as " A dis r,onds
so fat this season and sin oklahoma yiD.
tories ha,c resulted ullahona ri,y.
Tulsa pri Mnskosc- have trimmed prn.
usou Sherman and Paris In two straight
ktan ~ Tulsa pitched the first trrak
ramr NJ the SEASON arains, sherman YES.
tctdav Ne allowed twelve hits gaV. two
bases nn balls and another sherman run.
nrr reached first d, an error Nri the
Lions Wcw unabl, to scury The Lions
slmpk rouidn, touch Knn when y blow
meant something
The McAle.tsrs are starting OF Ike
cellar champs again. hu, this time thev
hsvc company
White SoS mispls,s came ~ the rs.cur
~ Detroit Yesterday Vhen Cahh and
. yrawf fnfh we're out of the line .up ard th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
CORMAN CHOICE
IN COMING BOUT
Fans Pick yOhngster to Down
George Herring; Hopes
10 Meet St0rie.

Win les tAan months experience
- ring exponent behind him. Joe Gnr
man. the Capitol Ilill Tornado is pick
81 by husiug fans to win deCisivcly oycr
George HcrrlnE when they NEE, Monday
nigh, IN ten.tound encounter before
The business Mems Athletic association
~ y-, no Ind ms been advanced who
could successfully resist Gormsns vhirl.
Wind attack Jack Mcclure STAYED with
Gormar for sh rounds, bu, was badly
battered
IouuHn has been doinr more teal
''s'nins In the last lev DAYS than he
ever nd before We has been working
out daily With clever and experienced
boxers. and expects tu show fans some.
thinr Monday night additional ~ his
ACCUSTOMED cyclone sslllcs
u l. Germans an hitlan to sail through
The squad " local boys his weight with
ispldlu lie hopes 10 " matched with
Tom Storie In the event h. u successful
srninst Herring Then match with
Freddie i,smann of Tulsa will be sough,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Here They com.-rh.r. They c..

Ten years age when Lar, LaJoic was
managing the Cleveland club We took
spring training trp with Ia" hard hit.
tirr Frenchmsn This week We spent the
better part ~ an evening with Larry
taking over the old days and tho Old
lunch
II ls only in such reminiscenccs thai,
on" notes how swiftly they fade os, IN
tfis game. Of the hig squad that Larry
hLd that season-"ight ~ whom were
40" hitiers one man remains today
Iuck Turner is the last NJ the old Naps
Nddi' joss 10 dead Dusty Rhoadcs
owns movie house out west Bill Bern.
hrtd II umpifinr In the Southern league.
WV bradley has faded back to the
minors No har George Stovsll Mig
Clarke u with Memphi. t1lck hA.
dropped out of the game rnd 80 has Earl
Moore. laJoi" and Turner alone are left
In th" major losgurs Ten years In other
Industries Il brief span In baseball
" IL longer than most careers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

There are 62s player, rated on the
annual handicap list Of the metropoli
tan Golf association, an increase Of 10
over last years number. Of this huge
total one player Is NJ scratch. four arr
nj two stroke, handicap. two ARE ai
three strokes. sixteen are nj four
strokes. forty three have five strokes.
seventy mine are nj si>. there are nine
ty'se,en nj the seven marx. l66 nj
eight and e2o rated II, nine. No handi-
caps are given 10 those members of the
metropolitan clubs who need more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

Harry Payne Whitney, unbcstcn Re-.
gtct will prpbnbl, be- the iaVntitr In the
big Kentucky handicap which will he run
y, Douglas psrk. Ky ON May an
The speedy nlN which won th, Ken.
turky derby last year. v being groomcd
especially fof the $4,000 purse race ncNi
Month Just nov she lCnms w ns tho
class of tho field ~ Cuutsr. shr viii BE-
plttcd assinst thu fastest youngsters In
the running same hut outside NJ Walter
Rlosson. tie great Kentucky flly. she
ranh ns the peer ot her rivals fnt the
first place hcnnr
Water Rlussom, however. mai force
Rcste, to her absolute iiml, The Rlur.
grass whitlvind Il. In p.ticc, condition
and her speed IL cn the increase she
Il sRmc To IN" core has wonderful IN.
duranre powers. breaks fast and Il a
wizard In the stretch
should Resrc, tomp home winner IN
the derby. II 9. likely ltst she viii h,
retired at once to the stud With h
ptcstise ~ having won the two blu,
ribbon Kentucky events
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Boxing Game Enjoys Great Success in
l9l5-'l6 Season; New York Leads All

With the clcse NJ the winter s.s.
son m boslns now ., hand. the his.
tcfisns " pusll.m sr, beginning 10
take stock cf the notable incidents
, that have kstur.d the last si,
months In the pt,,. rins
Pre- eminent above all else " tho
wonderful srow'h of tho game IN
every section of the country Dur.
tns the season severpi cities let
snvn the bars To the srcr, and by
enforrins commission regulation
The game Immediately flout,sh.a.
In the centefs where the spor, /.
'essll,cd. reports indicate a mcs,
prosperous year. In spite of die
ss,roh fall season. due 10 tho pre-
vslllns hard ,lm.s
ina, the boxing game continue,
70 enjoy popular favor W su-s,ea
y, the fac, ,hs, murh NOR. mons,
has been paid out fof shows In the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Tener Says Shortstops of National
League Are in Class by Themselves;
Admits American Outfielders Better

-onnbl'' and insisted upon the fulnl.
mrnt Of his contract. Mills would have
TO report each day at the deserted Fed
cfnl league park
n Powers goes through With his threat
Mills viii have e. be- ~, the park each
day ~ 10 n m rcmnin until noon. set
back NJ y ~. and hnscr until 6 . m
That's what Mills will tnvo 10 d,
seven days week. over stretch II
tWcn,y-tNo sceb, rain OF shinc And
ruwrir ngurc- that tho Loneliness NJ the
sOu Do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
wriseNASr orr rtAs.

NoRMAN oats ,rtli . specially
Nd whisersn' Soonsf intislasr, hs
handed In his uniform and iia no, &c.
rrmpsn, the owen sausd cn their trip
north Whispnsn, erred frequently IN
tho two Esmes With 10 Mlss~s,t
risrfs and his poot showing IN thee.
contests 10 Thought in tsss prcmps.d
his resignation from the team whis..
nani 49, me ~ tho star member. II the
this.te spun.s bsshs,han team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
.xp.nrNess IN snYlne

Senator Norris was pral,lnH the Ham.
nond radio controlled torpedo, On which
eonsres. IL to he asked 10 spend ti 700. %
eOO
An actorlane.' he ahi will steer thi,
torpedo from an, distance ~ htldl.
steers horse Thus YOU can gt, shin
NV ~ -ls,N miles away a. surely M the
lsdi tut hct husband
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
n.r,. Peculiar situation.

Rupert Mills and ~, Powers arr hay.
ina n tsnnd little argument
Rupert IL = youthful hall player who
was signed ~ last fall ,n rlsy nrf the
1915 Newark Fcaefuls since then the
reds wen, uut ~ business Mills' con
tract called for Nono for 1915
After the dove NJ peace had settled
uron the baseball world Powers. sciins
ss Harry sinclalrs agent. tried Ia .e,
,lc with Mills ". offered NH. hoA N
tear NJ the contract. and agreed 10 se'
i'm . Job In one ~ the smaller ininoi
leagues
Mills halked We demanded ~ least
o. ,eo And then Power. is reported 4,
have said that " Milk wouldn't be "t,a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Baseball Calendar
wEsTERN ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.


W.H'TTN kENITNDNN -N' enTs0U :.
Oklahoma CTS %. 81 N.Nl'Tcr :. tort
smith A. Paris ., husAeg,o A. sh'r-
man o, Tulsa
CANES TO-DAY -uklshofu8 ~, A. Dent.
son Fort Ninth st M,Alrstri. Nuakugy. At
Paris Tulsa 81 sherman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Poole Find, Trouble

PARIS. Texas. Npril .. Special -
Decisions ~ lmpir. Poole caused trorhlr
in Fridays gam" here and llalry vas
put on NJ 'h' game ior dIsputiug called
haila Muskog'c Won. to
The score x W. T.
Muskpgtv ....... tHu usu ole W
Paris .. ...... Ous opn mi
BATTERIES Jones iiury, shlShur1 and
Scott Watson. Girrhsr Page and Crit.
tcnd'1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
riu.r wr,hou, s,su

DETROIT Nprr % Although ~
rohb and sam CnVford were out ~ the
game ON account NJ illness. the Tigers
took Fridays game from the whitr SoN
3 IN
Tho score " ~ g.
chicago ... .... OpO sr0 ouo.
Detroit . ... n0U or' iO1
batteries nanfor'h Scott. Russ,n and
= hBlk l'suEs and StanHgc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

The fact that q rumLef of er,lrer, 81.
psrts have counted Pat Moran and hls
phlllles out o' the flso race 10 bo,heflno
Patrick about S much - n ore hni
asked him for the loan of q match. Pat
remsmber we'll enough last season when
he was doomed. In the Dope, 10 slnlsh q
rlehe,y Nfth. SO being picked 10 Nrlsh
third or fourth isnt sersmbllno 10 his
sleep this April morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

GANts rODAN-n.oo

"'.N ''N 'FsN'tNbtN Al NfW hntk
:. rhilad.lphis . At Pittsburgh 4 -
Louis o AZ chicago. Cincinnati. rain. at
boston ?. brooklyn TO-
GANts rODsN-nrook,u ~ uo.,,r
philadelphia At New YORK Cincinnati a;
chicago. ~ Louis At plttshursh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
NsEmcA> LE,ouI STANDING


NI>tIfS NtSTtRbN-h ps''nu d
chicago ~ philsdsiphia 2 unstou I At
Washington q, SoN lotk At Et I.ouis =
cleveland o
GAMES TO-DAY hlcasp ~ Detroit
Cleveland a. ~ i0ui. Nsw YORK ~ Wash.
inston. hoston At rhilsiclphn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
ol,on ard MstsnsIn, fanuI,

nuSTuN. Artu % Mnfsnvnis and NJ
spn staged ns,nEh, rsfN In FRIDAY /.
ssme and wr'r rmD, - frum the field
lruosiir beat Rr,,on IN tn Z. the to.tnsf
Worlds champions makins ten stfurs
The score at y
Rfookivn . 5000. 100 ols ini 70 ~ 4
ts,ston God. oNN 900 600 10
BATTERIES rfefirt srd mccarthy. Nrhf.
knetief and uowdy, Tfsssssof
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

rHiLApEIrHiN Aru 90 The
world champion Red SOY were tho first
iels victims ~ the Athletics losing tfi.
DAYS gamr 3 ~
The syNtv " a. D.
linstnn ...... uUU uNN Oni q
philadelphia .... nlu uiu iuN @ o. o
BATTERIES rrnuu,k Jones and NrncV.
Thomas Myers and Ms,rtv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
p,msr.. BEAT. rotm.t na,,,

NEW Nulik. Npfl % N pcm,f's
had the satisfaction Friday NJ hnldins his
former teammates 20 thrvr hlif and beat.
ing them. s tp
The .corc ~ y
Philadelphia ... un ioU ~ = ~
New NNtk - mn tnn noN.'
BATTERIES uemarec ana = nnrns An.
derson anA Wttidsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
care, smo,nssed

rirrsnrRuii April Z, The C.tdln.
ale wer shut ou,. 90 .. IN q ssm. t.s
tured Nv the srrst vuth ~ ilsns was
ner Wagner poled t~o triple. and a
single
The score nHr
~ ilnuis nco naa Ala-N
Pittsburgh .. go 100 ais n
nattsfi-s steele lisii and uuntaiss
Harmon aud schmidt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
GAwfs Top,N-Jhic.s
rINAs LIAn,E STANDING.


Dallas J NJ Han Antonlo 6 beaumont
At Shreveport Z, Port worth b. a. Houston
J, Galveston 5.
GAMES robtN--psilRs ~ Waco. u.su.
mont al San Antonio Fort Worth At Shteye.
port UHiNrstun a. Houston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
gAnks TO-DAY
WESTERN LK,Gvs srANp,So


n.i rSrf. .s g ,s'I,. H.. "ISSs Ss,,. .l9 ~. I.
cold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

NEW YORK. Arfn 2! Tn, Yankees
vrr, tcycngrl Friday fur rhur,dH, o. d..
feat ~ the hsuds " the wnsriugjnn.. by
winning. ~
The srufy w. ~ D.
New York . 100 .uN aH u
Washington . .. uun lun 3
batteries caldwell and NeSaud,f. pu.
mont GBilR AMI iiyuf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

: Nashville I. al Atlanta T. Ses utlesn.
1. ~ innings. 81 Little Hork "a Memphis
a. st Birmingham ~. Mobile
GAMks rbpsN-NAsh,tle at Jha,ts
nooss! Ns~ orleans a. Atlanta. Memphis at
iLtU. nocki Mohils Al birmingham
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
sosslss ssar Aoo,sa

sriti,wATrp osh April ~ --,srs.
clsl Coach uriri,h's men cent scva
~ aeiss, a. the hand. ~ the Missouri
Tigers Friday afternoon ss the ssssh ~
stturs q, ct,,icsi ,imes neiees pNrkel
sr-., hall fcr The FARMERS ss1 deserved
~ win
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.


ktsttr~ NtsftRbN-At Toledo s.
Milwaukee al rnlpmhuG :. Kansas tt,y
". At teul.yui, .. Ninu,spoii. at In.
dtsnapulis.rt rsuL cold
sA0Es rOpAN-Niiwsukts a Toledo
Har.ss TitN a. Columbus MtnoYabpis =,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

sir Harvard shut out the Red Sn,
! I" n Columbia beats Harvard At
then nes, meeting wouldn't this VIE.
tory make the Columbia team word
chsmpions' Morninsslde
u am going to give Benny Leonard
n chance To win my title e. Freddie
welsh. Possibly q, the s,me date b,g
league club owner. star, the season after
.,prll 20, and hall players ask To have
the hascni, column removed from the
hus scoto
FIRED Fulton dcesnt know YET Ius,
how GOOD ne To-" Fred ear Nnd cu, ,oor
enough BY meeting Frank Moran or
Chsrils Welrert. We can vnder,sr,te
both ~ pretty fair ins,rve,op
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Cleveland sml,het.d

ST Luuis. Npri 20 Grcom toycd
with tho indians here Friday and eon
easily, II 10
The srufc " w. y
Cletyland .. oUt Oun uui y
y, louis luo ITO tN n 4 I
batteries Mitchell. Co,alsskis iiaget.
msn and u'Neill, Ufrrm And ilarlr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

rtls n ~ - is TIT 20 10 - ~
'Hattsd fuf islimAn In ninth.
''natisd Tor Merritt IN ninth
~ Inuings
oklahoma Jity .........ols 02o cal.
pcnbon .......... ~, eio 00i-f
summary Rurs oklahoma city. Ma
gie Cameron I McCsb. I, Mon,ept
I bowie I ben sam Harper 2, campbell
! H"llman .. Hl,-. I, Speet T. errors.
oklahoma city PAYNE ! Dam-ron I.
MonteEut Russell n"nis1n Darcy 7,
Harper T. Campbell I. Jansen 1 two
hns. hli. Sh1n"t YpCkcy. three bass
hits. McCRbe. uuNi" hnmqrun. He'll
man sscfinUr l';s. Payne. Snapp. Mon
t'gut. Russell Darcy. stolen bases.
Harper ? lcft ON Wscs. Osi-homA Ci,-
~. p-nison = hlscs on balls. of Dem
NJ I. on TAYLOR :. ~ speer 8 struck
out hy Dennis by Haas hy speee
: hits ~ Dennis IN Ia innings.
off TAYLOR IN - Innings, of Bnss 4
tn sl.a innings Wild pitch. Dennis;
psss~i ball bowie Time. two hours and
fifteen minutes Umpire Motshn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Rsgo.d Gam. a, For, Smith.

FORT SMITH Ari.. April 2. -tspc.
cinl The Twins won % ragged game
from McAlestet here FRIDAY. Ia T.
Leyerit did not Weld q hit up To the
seventh
The -'ufc " ~ v
MrAi-st"r ..... upu u1b rsU
Fort smith lot U1u hnN Z ~
! Batteries Johnson. Estes and Fowler
/ j Naylor LeyefItt and NJ Murray
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

GANks rODAN-rcr..s =, ~ Joseph
slnus city AZ iinculr Michits a, Denver
omaha al bss Mulnss
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sorrMrRN lntu,n srANpINn.

Kansas city a, Columbus Minneapolis
Louisville n Paul Nt indianapolis
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rJis ~ ~ - "a Ttl- 70 10 y -
'Uattsd Tor uslimAr In ninth
''nst'sd Tor Merritt In ninth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

uns lone hit Vas an the Indians roua
register ~ urron =, ~ i.ous Ftiis,
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09

Rotary as whole speaks its voice
will be felt around the world.
Go on in the way you are going"
he said. Leave your lights burning
behind YOU, so that others coming
after may benefit thereby. PerchancG
your boy or your girl, passing that
way some day, may point to the lamp
you left and say, gratefully and with
pride, My Dad left that light burn
ing"
AT the conclusion of the luncheon
the Rotarians were all introduced to
Mr. Lauder and tonight the club
members and their wives will occupy
an especially reserved row of seats at
the Orpheum. Mr. Lauder is a mem
Der of the Marlborough, Scotland,
Rotary club.
Courtesy Card For Lauder
Harry Lauder, who was the guest
of the Harrisburg Rotary Club at Il
noon luncheon, was given the seven
tcenth courtesy card of the Harris
! burg police department by Mayor Il.
! s. Meals this morning. Mr.. Lauder,
with several Scotch musicians visited
the Mayor and played for him on their
| bagpipes. Lester w. Murray was
given the eighteenth card and Angus
Frazer Scott the twenty-third.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-09
EARLY MORNING FATIGUE

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with one of the characteristic symptoms
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down condition of the nerves that rest
does not bring renewed strength and
sleep refresh the tired brain. Overworc
and worry are the most frequent causes
of this condition.
The treatment is one of nutrition Of the
nerve cells, requiring q non-alcoholio
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Two useful books, 'Diseases OF the
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