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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
Haa Laarnad tn Wait.

It is all right, from a business standpoint. for each, side in the great war to claim everything in battle but the truth gets out eventually and the public has learned to Wait.--F lor- ida Times Union.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
PRESIDENT WILSON NOTIFIED
 or HIS NOMINATION

IHis Only Comment Was, aI am Very
 Grateful 10 My Gensrous Friends"
 Washington, June President Wfl- son was notified at one o'clock to- night by Secretary Tumu1ty that he and Vice President Marshall had been nominated by exclamation at the the St. Louis convention His only com ment was: sT am very grateful to my generous friends"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16
MEXICAN CONSUL RETURNs
 TO MEXICO FOR sAFETY
Followed Example Of Arnsrican consuI
 Garret, Who Removed to U. s.

Laredo. Tex. June 15s--It was ru- nored but not confirmed here tonight that Mexican Consul Meluuaades Gar- cia in Laredo had gone over Go the Mexican side for safety, following the example Of American Consul Garrett
 who removed to the American side
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

A favorable report was ordered by the House 1Iisis@ry Conmittee on the annual Army Appropriation bill, car fying $17Ss00e, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

An additional $3,30o 900 in gold was received from Canada and deposited al the New York Assay Office by J. P. Morgan 6 Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

More than s2,O0O, ,000 has been re- ceived for auto licenses by the State of Pennsylvania since Jan. 1, breaking all records
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Lightning setting fire to five tanks containing 275,000 gallons of oil be- longing to the Gypsy Oil Co, of Cleve- land, caused $500,0O0 damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Statistics gathered in Germany show that Great Britain has lost 130 ships of her navy totaling more than 500, GOO tons to date in the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

A bill to prevent foreign capital from obtaining control of Spanish shipping was introduced by the government in the Spanish Chamber of Deputies.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Premier Briand delivered an address of welcome to the delegates to the economic conference of the Entente Allies in Paris.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

". s. Holt, Arkansas member to the Progressive National committee, an noLnceC he would work for the cleo ton of Hughes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Union College at its 1z0th com mencement at Schenectady, N. Y. conferred the degree of doctor of laws on Myron T. Herrick
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Three women and one man were drowned in the Pam1ico river, near Bath, N. C., when the small passenger vessel Marion, plying between Wash ington, N. C., and Bath, overturned. Si xothers aboard the boat were res- cued.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Elsie Ferguson, famous actress, and Thomas B. Clarke, Jr., ce-president of the Hartman National Bank, were married at the St. Regis Hotel in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

The German Admiralty in an official statement, denied that a German U- boat sunk the Dutch steamer Tuban- tia
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Rear Admiral De Witt coffman commanding the Sixth division of the Atlantic Fleet, was appointed Vice Admiral of the fleet.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Condensed TeIegrams

sritish troeps captured the city Of kermans Persia
 The first car Of new wheat was re- ceaved at st- Louis.
 A general strike throughout Den mark has been called of.
 Thirty thousand persons naareI,a5 tn lAibany'a preparedness parade. ss s''1 =
 Eordhans University celebrated the 10th anniversary of its founding
 Russia is reported to be in the mar ket TOT between 5000 and 10000 The The Rev; Thomas A. buckingham, Ron Roman Catholic Bishop of Cork. died. nor.so The sss.op s,, ssssk E:,s;hsnss and the
 Special memorial servIess for Lord t1itehener, were held at Trinity church. King constantins of Greece is re- ported to have fled for Larissa, fearing a revolution in Greece
 Pullman Go. is in the market for 2.o0e,000 feet of yellow pine for 500 steel underframe box cars
 The general strike which has tied up all labor except mining at Butte Mont, has been called off
 A successor to Supreme Court Jus. tice Hughes is not expected to be ap. pointed until after election.
 Damage of $15o,ooo was caused b, a ire at the candy factory of Lurns. den Bros at Hamilton, Ont
 Extra dividends of IS per cent. wer, declared on the common and preferred stock of the Electric Boat Co. l Clark College of Worcester, Mass graduated a class of 40 young me- with the degree of bachelor of arts.
 The German Admiralty in an officia statement denied that a German U boat sunk the Dutch steamer Tuban tia
 More than s2,0oo,0o0 has been re ceived for auto licenses by the Stat of PQ0TSU1xyoT1f sfooo 1,ra<flrS,,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr, formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland, successfully underwent an operation in Roosevelt Hospital, New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

A strike was declared by the work men in the South Norwalk branch of the Dornman 6 Oshinslxy company, of New York city manufacturers of wo- men.s garments.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

William Marconi ss reported to have invented a device which will put au end to danger of collisions between ships in darkness.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

A report that General Gabriel cav- ira was tried, convicted and executed for high treason immediately upon his arrival at Mexico City, became cur rent in Fl Pasco last night.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

A big delegation of virsinIans head ed by Col. James P. Woods. of Roa- noke presented President Wilson, a native Virginian. copy of the plat form adopted b ytheir state democratic
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Miles Farrow, crganist of the Ca- thedraI of St. John the Divine, New York, received the honorary degree of Doctor of Music from the University of Pittsburgh.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

American Consul Garrett at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, has wired the state department at Washington recom- mending that this city be placed under martial law.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Clark College of Worcester, Mass graduated a class of 40 young men with the degree of bachelor of arts.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Mrs. Herbert J. Guerney of Quincy. Mass, was nominated for president of the Massachusetts Federation of Wo- mems clubs at the 24th annual meet ing at Lynn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

Extra dividends of IS per cent. were declared on the common and preferred stock of the Electric Boat Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

.. rH lea Note1t 1tS " tsoFk was cFoeFsos Dy the House Military Committee on the annual Army Appropriation bill, car fying S17Sso0e,0 900.
 ". s. Holt, Arkansas member to the Progressive National committee, an- ton of Hughes.
 William Marconi ,s reported to have invented a device which will put an end to danger of collisions between ships in darkness.
 Rear Admiral De Witt coffman, commanding the Sixth division of the Atlantic Fleet, was appointed Vice Admiral of the fleet.
 Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr, formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland. successfully underwent an operation in Roosevelt Hospital. New York.
 Union College at it's 1z0th com mencement at Schenectady, N. r. conferred the degree of doctor of laws on Myron T. Herrick.
 Statistics gathered in Germany show that Great Britain has lost 136 ships of her navy totaling more than soc, ,0OC tons to date in the war | ElAHEHin4 SGIEln4 IIEG 10 fIN6 Lanhs containing 275,00o gallons of oil be- longing to the Gypsy Oil Co, of Cleve. land, caused $5o0,000 damage.
 A bill to prevent foreign capital from obtaining control of Spanish shipping was introduced by the government il the Spanish Chamber of Deputies.
 Elsie Ferguson, famous actress, anC Thomas B. Clarke, Jr., -presiden of the Hartman National Bank, wer, married at the St Regis Hotel in Nev York.
 l American Consul Garrett at Nuev Laredo. Mexico, has wired the stat | department at Washington recon mending that this city be placed unde martial law.
 Mrs. Herbert J. Guerney of Quincy Mass, was nominated for president Q the Massachusetts Federation of Wo mems clubs at the 24th annual meet ing at Lynn
 | MiIes Farrow, orgapist of the Ca thedral of St. John the Divine, Ne0 Doctor of Music from the Universal
 of Pittsburgh.
 A strike was declared by the wor \ men In the South NOrWalk branch the Dorffman 6 Oshinsky company,
 New York city. manufacturers of VIC men.s garments.
 A report that General Gabriel GaN ira was tried, convicted and execute for high treason immediately upon h } arrival at Mexico City, became cui
 rent in El Pasco last night
 A bia deIeaation of VirqinIans feat F ed by Col James P. Woods, of Ros
 noke presented President Wilson, , native Virginian. a copy of the pla' form adopted b ytheir state democrat lconvention.
 ,, Three women and one man we z drowned in the Pamlioo river, nei : Bath, N. C., when the small passeng' I vessel Marion. plying between WasI q ington, N. C., and Bath, overtime z Si xothers aboard the boat were re ]. cued.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
CLinches Follow When Neither Boxer
Will Retreat; Mckee Bests Applegate

when 100 boxers neither oi whom
cstss 10 40 the backing aNav while M,
other forces tho scins meet In the tIns
vhat rssul~ one tllnrh after another
almost invariably
rhts Nas tSartl, what hsrrensd lssi
nisht 81 the a NJ \ smoker when
YOUNG Mckee oi Oklstoms CIV and
youns Applses,s ~ Tulsa met In R ten
round encounter
No, because II an, lack NJ vllllntness
on m, part NJ either. hu, simply be-.
cause neither would hack awa,a ,hls
hou, resulted In aimns, mine solid rounds
" one clinch after smother
A, ne tap ~ the snns In ihs iirs,
round Npplrsair sailed into ih" okls
hons Ci,y Youth uks NhlfiVini. bot
hs discovered fieh 1uirtly thai n eas
not ess, ssnins Aftet vesti sfint THE
initial msh Mckee No aWs thr sGgts-
sot Ne pushed ihe enlnt TO- the stca'
ef naf, " nine rounds, and because NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
BEST AMATEUR TEAM NOT
UP TO MEDIUM PRO- CLUB

down through the minor league sfl's
until he has reRIlcd uf~ H0rtnm
n The era Is Milci team was able to
hli Berger iUr oul, nine hits IN seven.
teen innings. and n hair " the havmcn
who faced him Tanned. what 10 yoI
think would happen io the B,ileNs n
Walter Iohnson Grover AlcSandcf.
george Foster Dutch Leonard. LETT
Pfof'r or one or another Vt the major
League pitching stars ~ 81 them
Another in,pre,
n llsiu.. HrfgDrs .sss isn't sufficient
evidence IN support our contention that
the som. pro. 40. sn inferior ~ tho ma nr
lengu,rs that iNsr, De- mo-, comparison.
We on introduce Glenn l.rrh'rdt us
t,hiHf U
just rhul' tho same sine i.hi Hsinis
wore cleveland uniform. Iichhsfdi dii
likewise Glenn hogan 60 fade short
time after u'ir.o lie inr vent slorr
IN lHc minor, and. because ny inferior
work was handed down from uu~ grade
to another until n me end. hs WASH :
considered good enough fof the pInkics'
minors
Tho rlt hcr who worked 'or No
Usilc, AGAINST ne r,llins. ir that pr..
opiiUu dsy game VS. tho snmr iish.
hbrlt the minor leagur ras'HN ri,l.
inF against the team vhi.n won ths
semi. .pfo championship vt tho United
States Icss than two seasons AGO. lioN.
Hsfdt held them feorcless Tor sixteen
innirss IN the Tcling lineup were some
~ the best scmi.pfo PLAYERS Cleveland
produces The team u .lutter"d up Viih
men famed a. susrrfs with PLAYERS
VhO have hstiri oli oi the huN wBuN n
the best .rmI. rfo pitchers in the ,nIn.
tN
Nui BrI.us' this veteran iI,hhpfit me
r,lnura Orfr helpless fpf sixteen innings
IN the seventeenth. after two vyrr uIi
one of tny rclunr players singled 1''
uc,t batter triplrd ami then s>tcd Hr
an error That's ihr nnN time iufu1
those seventeen tianfts that 'hc semi.
pro champions ~ 1874 coulh hn pnE
ihirr vim tHr delivery ~ ihis lichhHfi
d psfsor tho Sam, deliver, that even iHl
iuhbicst minot le,susrs nni c,s, sn'I
,hlp
'Inte ~ tIsit ms. faced tho tcirrf
ii'hhsfdi and onf nine Hu safs.
Don't YOU bEfcr with us that ihs rns,
NJ Rcrset suf lIshhsidi srsNrr On,
question ss io hor much superior wa
ior league club he 90 a UtN.k f,w.ru
/ outfi'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
BAERWALD GETS
TRIO OF TRIPLES
His Batting, and NagIe's, tho
Feature OF Senator's 10
to 9 Victory.

s terrific hornbafdment NJ Sherman
pitchers, in which BacrwsId. the nsw
uu'foldrr. and Dutch" Nagis. we're tho
n,t demnnko sluggcrs gave tho Ok.
Hr'ms tly senators l0-1 victory over
sherman Monday IN the FIRST game "
fs' series here Hserwsld slammed out
Tine" crashing three haggcrs and ono
Hgl" .u uN" trips to the plate. while
NHgie poled three. singles and on. triple
n five "hanoes Nsge scored five
times Each one Of Baervsld's three
hu'" hallops found him waiting on third.
'nt H'i"r his own triple Dutch" refused
Fl. wait for - h.'. stealing home
The game. despite the powerful slug
.ug of ba,fwald. Niglc and other sem
"I"rs. WHs soesAw affair snd sherman
bHf lu the ietd ~ frequently as wa,
Oklahoma city Herbert was battered
mrd 'orzIur ana Hlggnhotnam were
'hr sherman victims on the mound
The s.nrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

plrra,r declined in 10 much fvif,aiirt
the ,lin hcs followed
\ tspid tenth inbrd In vhith both
lads mi,yd ihiug WIuuslN Mckee ha,.
inc decidedly the better ~ A. apptassd
N, appetite of iic fans however
The t,n-tound bout between vouns
fus and inhn Ctanei ess rsiird a dfaw
hut n there vas any ad,sntags CfausN
had n iie Vas On tho offensive rtar.
tlcsllt All the time. snt vas nv tof ihs
itr.het " the two ~ the close crane,
lookei roNd iot smother ten rounds
Neither landed many GOOD hiov. rhuss
launched Nv crane, hah more siesm
isrE rettut Ncn a nrk, ,ir,nrv o,er
Jimmy Andes .nn in iis 30 rnd round ~
scheduled fruf round hri, Andrf
con. srsf easi, nutpoln,ins Terror M
,he vA,. slipped ius, a. hs received :
TAP ffnw Terror And fsi s,ikine NJ,
hssd sssinsi tho hafs finnr al tho sAsi
n ihs rins We ~as unshls 10 ts.un,
the bout
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Read Corsan's Articles in
The Times, Then Swim.
Fans of Other Cities Think Senator's
Are Classy Club, Says Travelling Fan

rond all season han they have Al home.
The road has seen most Of their good
playing and the greater portion of their
h'aN. artillery work II vas on tho
o1d that they d,clsiyely trimmed tho
Tuim leaders tN1 games out OF three
Hno. Inslng 10 them here three times IN
row Ard now they've Just finished
q serloE ~ four games at Denison In
W1l.h thcy got more than ten hits to
mo Ramr Then they open n series at
sherman hy pounding out fourteen hits
HrI ton runs
70 Na. during their first long homs
Hu. whom 'hor lpsf nine games out NJ
fourteen. that the Senators made thu
'rprs leaving them last In fielding At
rho same time thc' went hiilssS 50 much
in'' tho, dropped 30 'ne bottom In bat
ling also
rtS.r work pten they arrive homs
newt IridRv. after road trlp which has
."'n them lo some real smuggling. viii
boo watched with interest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
DEN|SoNS SHOW
FIGHTING SPIRIT
Great Rally in Last Frame Is
ViCtory-Pro oducing; FIRE.
quent This Year.

That nevor.say.die spirf which ht,
featured the work NJ the Ucnson ,ham-
pions resulted Monday In another VIC
tors for roehles Railroaders And II
was n victory over the leagu--leading
Tul@ Pfoduoer' morrovcr which mar
rowcd the GAP between Dsnison and Tui-
IN to q single game
The benisons went 10 bat In the ninth
inning with the odds soominsly over.
whelminglv against them Tulsa VA. four
runs ahead Instead Of hAlt'hesrtedh
Attfmntlng td put oyer one or t9Q runs
to keep the ~nan' from heing 30 one
sided the Railrosdees VRdei IN and rsE.
lsicYed quartet of markers which ted
tho score They then won the game m
the tenth
This performance recsU. game he %
tween Oklahoma Citv and Den,on =
few DAYS ago In which tho Senators
were yictors oklahoma Guy Wa leadins Z
hv 20 IN the ninth An,r two men
vcf" out Peebles men scored three runs
Kinney driving out home run with
tvo men on hesos whom sent IN TO pinch
hi' for HOLMAN,
oklahoma city pulled similar feat
over Parish I'm game here several
weeks Sgo The contcs, was tied when
the ninth closed and IN the t"nth Paris
scored three times SnAprs squad tied
N" count IN the tenth then son tho
game IN tho twelfth
/ In tF1 big leagues this sorting mof'
games have been won by Erss, ninth,
inning rallies than In any correspond
ms period In the games history The
| rhillics hsvr pulled this stunt more
] frequently than any of the others tn
/ Quakofs scored four runs In the ninth
| three times In nne week while on a 70
| cent invasion NJ the west The Giant,
were forced 10 hot rallies In the ninth
several time. while winning their sey,
putcen straight road games
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

SUMMARY Tn0hsse hii- YounE thfe--
base hits Nsg'e Haerwald g. Snapp.
liups hom"ruu Harrison sacrifice Mt,
sheffield stolen bases. Murphy 3 Dowie.
NhFle Sheffield double plays. Rlue 10
Snspp 80 PAYNE. l-ii on bases sherman
8 uNRhom, 60 b'ses on halls. off
ilsrbert D. ~ IurrIne I OF Hixgin-
ho'hsw struck OU' bN Herbert I. hy
Phillips | h1 'orfine I hy Higsin-
hDiNsuh. hiis ~ Dorrins 10 In IL
innings. M Higrinhotham Z in "a in
nirFs ~ Usfner' IN - innings. Of,
Phillips I 'n 20 innings Time, ons
hour md INV minutes Umpire. Law
HnU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

psh- Ruth stopped the slide o' the
world champions Mt Cleveland. banking
The Indisns IN yesterdays game. Wash
iretun dropped deeper into third place
losing another 30 Detroit Even Walter
Johnson could mo-, win fnt tho ecnators
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Pittsburgh lived up to ~ reputation
NJ being n one uIn. to-thtee or. .more.hits
olub Yesterday The Pirate made ,hir-
teen hits while Hrooklyn made five. bu;
lot tho. game. : 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
~ GEORGE n. coesAN'

After pupil who 10 endesvoring 20
master the sr ~ swimming has learned
how 10 breathe IN the water. the next
step 10 IN acquire the arm and should
der motions This should be done by
placing one or two pair of water
wings At the waist line and drag
sinG the less. which should he held In q
straight line and together
The arm motions srs one step or
sl,ernate over arm sction wherein the
pupil scoops the wster N the rear with
the Nst open hand The arm motion
IL performed by the shoulder muscles
and not by the arm muscles. and Il pf
tremendous valng to IN" FrNFirg hoS,or
Sirl or to tho man Who has had 10
spend mos, NJ hLs time IN an office
Use Wings Freely,
Sometimes I give the leg work before
IN. arm work but not ss a rule To he.
come proficient In the leg work tho pupil
should place pair Of water nings NJ
the waist line and grasp another pair
In the hands. while the arms are hold A.
fll stretch; then thresh the water with
an alternate fsh-,sll action Or futter
The leg work Is SIactlv the opposite
N the arm work A. II IN rapid shor',
shallow and marrow; while the arm work
Il long. slow. wide and deep In the les
action never move the ankle hut kecp
n At full stretch. ike = toe dancer In.
stead of the second pH,l Of water wings
b.ing held IN the hands one may place
tho hands on tho bottom II tho pool Il.
shallow enough and thus be shi. to d.
rect the full attention on the one detail
rher DO Al at Once.
The breathing and arm work co-ordi.
rstc. hut the leg work IL an indepcn.
den, -ction. Amer learning the differ.
ent details learn IN work all together
This II N. hardest part n learn. hu,
II comes 70 the persistent ono quit,
suddenly.
Remcgnhst. tho details are very sim,
pie n IN tho combination that " take,
time TO master. when 1, 10 hard n u
wrong. So get someone who knows Z,
look Al your work and inform vou where
IN YOU are essrtins your muscles againsl
yourself
The extra timid may learn on the hacl
st frat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
rher Do Al at Once.

Mister a Rear whose name sppcar.
a. Bserwsld IN tho hoN scores. phyci
the start hstting role again ,cFterds,
Three three hagg"rs IN one game Some
record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Kauff : DAILY DOPE
q" : ON THE
Cobb Z TWO RIVALS

Ar II ~ ?R an nR sH sR e.
S:ss ssSn ! ! Z . . . 3 . scc sSc
SEASON TOTALS
q An u II IN 7B HR sH sB Ay.
KsSs, Esss !, !, Ia i. y 81, 4; ? ! Z "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

lIeric Zimmerman Won game for
T'nkcrs cubs MONDAY We doubled.
went 10 third on n sacrifice. then stole
home with the onl, run ~ the ssme.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Rut Dutch" NRsle was no .louch. Hs
ro' four hits IN five times scored five
times lie stole home In the eighth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
lhsSPortI'I9hf lhs
ORAN7LAlpD RICE

Ths Law NJ the Game
dsrp.-
Ard some Io the glow OF their strength
20 sleep
But ior au - q naht 20 the tales far
snd
Nsrman Asqedofn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


Chlcsso A, p,sos,,r pr,.syy.b
A. New Nnfk = Cincinnati I Al rhla.
d,lphs Z. ~ Louis 5. eleven innins,
GAMES TO-DAY Pittsburgh =, New YORK
Cinclnnsu At brooklyn Chicago A. rhilA.
dtlphls ~ Louis st nostnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
.ASfAllilCl|MS.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING
RESULTS ,EsrvRpAy-, Sherman

RESULTS yEsIERDAy-h Sherman. ..
oklshoms city, 10 A. fott Smith. Mus
kosss ! A. Dsnlson, 4 Tulsa, Z ten In
ninssl Al Paris, Z. McAlss,st IS
CAMS TODAY - oslshoms city At
Shsfmsn McAlestsf a. Paris Tulsa at
Denison Muskoss. a. rou smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

INSULTS YESTERDAY At che.so J.
posiponsd, yet sfounds A. Detroit q
Washington Z A. Cleveland o. Boston
GAMES TO-DAY N--wsshins,on a. Cisys
land rhnadslphis N chicago New York
st ~ Louis hoston 81 Detroit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Those lucky cit'Is0s NNo sought A.tr
sr.r, steel around 70 or 20 are Utterly
Ioyisss compared 20 several erterprisina
non. c6rrhtarts We know VINO = month
ago we're qivrn fancy ODDS trat the
Giants ~ruld finish one two thrsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
rKSAs lsAerE STANDING.


e.',..'ss A !, %s,,S = lIss.'.D ...
A. shf,t,rct, rssumon, f,iN A. Waco
!. San Antonio 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
sourmsHS LEAGUE STANDING


I NIfmInahsm A. tliUe Notk NotWf
postponed tsin A. M,mph, New
orlssns . Al NASHVILLE 4, Atlsnu I.
GANEs rOpAN New orleans q, Memphis
Atlanta ct NASHVILLE pitmlns ham al chat.
tsnsoss Mobile ~ Little pock