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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

The baseball mines of the Parz
and AIcott schools met on the Heights
diamond Monday evening and played
very good game. The score var.
Park. II. Aieo,i. u. The game was
called after the sixth inning on ae-
count of the darkness.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Mrs G. A. Latham and children are
down from the mountains visiting at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
i. II. Lewis on Elm avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Paul Mahood was in sch u again
Monday after an absence of six weeks
on account Of very serious injury
{s,o his left eye.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

The Ladies' Association OF Lincoln
Park will meet Thursday afternoon o,
next week n, the home OF Mrs. A. L,
Cook on Poplar avenue
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

either sale OF patent righl or on royal
y ,--sl. hr ass r-eenuy returned
= -. .p.,,snsroas. mo. Nhere he prac
usA. completed a deal with one OF
the biggest firms in the east which
IL there is no unlocked for hitch in
signing up papers. promises to be a
gold mine for the Patentee which is
certainly well deserved and worthy
compliment to the untiring e5osts of
our friend "Jim." lie has also a
PATENTED buckle for harness which
promises 20 reyoi tionisc things and
several other inventions UP his
sleeve which his Inventive genius
mind will turn out sooner or later.
and his many friends wish him all pos
sibIe success in his ambitious endeav-
ors.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carr. died at the family home
four miles south OF Texas Creek last
Friday and was buried in the Hillside
cemetery Sunday. The funeral SER
vices was held at the house. conducted
by Elder A. p. Higgins Sunday morn
ing and at his request completed at
thp grave by the Rev. S. II. sperry.
who adjourned his CONGREGATION after
a brief service in courtesy to the be
reaved family and to join the corteee
at the cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

James Belknap is the happy own
er of a bran new automobile which Is
daisy and in which the owner takes
a great deal of pride.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Mr.. Fuller of Park avenue has dis
posed of his place in trade to Mr..
CLYDE Farmer of Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

The pupils OF the third to the
eighth grades inclusive Of the Lincoln
Park and Alcott schools met at the
South Canon High School building on
Friday afternoon In an oral spelling
= contest. The Aicott school won by
small margin in all the grades with
tho exception of the eighth where
the Park school carried on the hon
sors. These contests have created a
great deal of interest in spelling
among the pupils OF both schools and
no doubt Will lead to a greater de-
gree OF efficiency in that art.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Miss Echo Smith OF Delta, who has
been spending the last year at the
old family home in northwestern
Iowa and for the past month guest
of her sister, Mrs. Dewitt Mccor-
mack, returned to her home last Sat
urday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Mrs. Geo. Houle and children went
to Pueblo last Saturday for a few
days visit.
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SURPRISE ON MRS, WAITS.
Tho Marie craven class OF the NJ. e.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Waiter Higgins was a business Wis
itor in Canon City last week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

church planned a surprise on Mrs;
Waits at her home on River street on
Monday evening. The members took
the refreshments which were in the
form of a covered dish lunch and
supper was served at O'Clock. Mrs.
Waits was presented with a Baby
Book as a gift from the class. The
evening was spent in a social manner.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Mr. and Mrs =. Rollo Gehhardt ar
rived from the east Saturday to make
theI. home on Lincoln Park. MIR.
Gebhardt has recently resigned his
work as general secretary Of the Ry.
,Y.M. c. A. at Glen Yard. Chicago. H-
claims he is too near socialist to
make sood secretary" for that de
partment, and will try the ranch Life
for awhile. He visited his sister Ida.
at Columbia. Missouri. enrorte. aud
later joined his wife who had pro-
ceded him for visit with her folks
at onaga. Kansas. They also attend
ed the Markhsm-Gebhardt wedding
at Kansas City. before coming west.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

A breezy little snow storm last Sun
day night changed the atmosphere
several degrees colder and stirred VI
a very coh wind.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Friday afternoon at three O'Clock
the Parent. Teachers Association will
have their first regular meeting in the
assembly room Of the Lincoln Park
school house. Tho teachers extend
! cordial invitation for everyone that
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tatman OF Hill
side. spent last Friday and Saturday
In westclife. the guests OF the lat
ter.s sister. Mrs. J. c. Dieckman. They
returned home Saturday noon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Mr.. Tobier of the San Luis Valley
stopped over from Sunday until Tues
day with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Tobier on Park avenue. He had
been taking carload of hogs to DEN
tvcr.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

Record wan. Aas aor R.sulta.
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Rev. 3. H. Sperry. the valley minis
ter. came down from WTestcliffe Satur-
day and held services at the Hillside
school house in the morning and at
the hall in the evening. Good congre
cations being present at both occa..
sions.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-09

The winter in this section has bee
the mildest in many years and tn
cattle are looking exceptionally I'm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
CHANCES SEEN,
SENATOR LINE
Doc Payne Goes 10 Second,
And Clemens Takes the
lead-off Place.

That changed lur-ur which the scnn-
tors prcsontcd st Fort smith Yesterday
seemed 10 work wonders with the team.
for the hoys not only PLAYED crrnflrs-
hnll. hut they slammed the sphere o.,
critical moments The reports from
Fort Smith indicate that the team b. In
'Iornt'd hy the change zoe managers.
ana i- out To win H lot " game.
IN" most important change. oi .0urso.
was the dsappcarlncc NJ Snnpp. the for-
mcf manager ifum tho lineup His
plnc" At second was rN0d Nv Doc"
Payne Payne got ut and accepted
several chances without B hohhl" with
SOME one h"tinl him to drive a little.
PAYNE promises N he ffS'.elass nas-
tuner
Another important alteration was the
placing Of Clemens IN lead.ou position
10 ih' battling order n hnb always been
tie belief ~ many fans that ~Clemmy''
t' better lifted Tor lcad.on place than
any other member o' tho team He's
small and hard 20 pitch 10. aud In uddi.
ton Is hard and frequent hitter
The work NJ thc Senators during tho
ne'i trN DAYS viii be watched With in.
tsrsst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
TIE IRISH STEAK.

Elisha Lee chairman Of the conference
committee NJ nilWn, managers aii In
Q recent interview ln New York
'ouI csofhltaut profits he Ne myth.
cal NJ m" good steaks NJ Iceland
An American. You know Was touring
ireland and stopping NJ \ Wretchsd inn.
he 'Hid 10 the young attendant ssyly
rubbing his hands
Aha. young man, I'm bs hungry Ms
. hear Give me ~ once on, NJ your n
nous Irish steaks ~ those real irish
steaks, Juicy and tender and two inches
thlrk with fried potatoes ani onions
The lad stared at the traveller rhsn
h. dumped out on HE return the man
sskci
Wei steak coming on sll firhi'
b'l1i sptr. said the hn, father
cay that n h. had steak lik" that IN
the house he'd atc n himself tp hs
would 'H= Washington star
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GREATEST BOX
WORK OF YEAR
BY 0KLAH0MAN
George Foster, Who Pitched a
No.Hit, No-Run Game Yes
terday, a Sooner.
BY T. A o


An oklahoma product pulled the most
brilliant pitching fclt OF the 1915 base
ball season Yesterday ~ Roston Wher
George Foster. who halls from llokoshc
okla lct the New York Yankees down
with no hitH and no runs
For ncnrly seven innings u lokcd ~
n GeOrg" WAs going to pitch one h'
those "hall-of- fame" games IN which
not man reached first base with ON
down I'm the seventh however Nunl-
maker. the Ysuk catcher. worked Fot.
ter for u base ON balls His chance 'o
thut the New Workers on without lot
ting one reach FIRST having vanished
George cHs'd ~ q hii, md gave y coupl.
more bases on balls IN the eighth and
ruth The Boston ncldcrs PLAYED or
rofles ball behind Fotter. ard the thrr,
men who received bases on balls were
The only ones 10 reach N" initial sack
SERIOUS" Hero
George Foster was the pitching hero
81 the world series last fnll which th'
Boston Rcd S1N Won from the rhllsdcl
phin Snr0nlIH Hc was the only pitch,
cr In 70 tNo games lls great bo'
work shut The rhlls OF without chance
w VIII WV fNN bHill'N w NWl'U N'
worked Foster was m IDOL IN Bo.tor
otter the serious" and when ho 20,
turned 70 Oklahoma late In the fall the
baseball hugs around B0kosho made
much Of him
Form Needed ~ sos
Tho apparent return 30 form NJ Fos
tc' viii Do . source ~ much hHppinoa.
20 Manager nm CarrlrHn n thc REQ
ROY one of th' hlg hundlraps the Red
foS have worked under This spring has
been tho failure Of the pitching stau 4,
show the great class expected Foster
wns 'nsy for opposing bnum'u lu tho
fir'l i"w games IN which he 'brird ihil
year. pnd when the Boston team started
an ~ recent western road tflu Goprg,
va permitted to visit hls hom" ~ 1
couple ~ weeks Manager CnrrlgHu hoped
that trip 10 Oklahoma would put IN,
desired twist back In the tfusty rghI
arm ana n looks ns n his wish had
been gtant"d Fosters start against N,
ianks Yesterday was hIs fret effort
since biz 'ojourn ~ home and he turned
IT, no-run. no-hit game
hughes No.Hit Game
Tom Hughes. also a Rostpn pitcher
but with tho Braves instead Of the Sos
pitched no hit game y few days ago
but his work was not 49, spectacular =.
fostots "" was Wild NJ times
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That drive launched some ,hr,, v..L
Hfo hN the Tigers has hccn a poU.tfil
on" JENNINGS men have climbed from
"Ncn'h place 10 Ito for first Yes,
ptuhN victory over Cleveland ssyr them
Tie with the crstWhilc leaders
Ihe Ihillies would take tho lead In IA,
national n they could beat nfn1t,p 40.
uHN. Moran may send Alexander h,rl
l'f another ~hack NJ The Dodgers AicN
trimmed them thte. days agn
Whether he will bc successful In IN.
effort 10 pull the Senators up tim. sl,n.
VIII tell, but Racrvald mads a I'm. s,a,,
A. manager h winning his first ssm.
Moreover the ho,s go' tirht in brbi,d
him and PLAYED ertofless hall There we're
several times during tina, clos, game th,,
. hnhhlc would have given the Twins
victor,
hoh hoNic gol another home run IL
was his third In less than a week
Tho White SoN. who had ,mhi,,o,. ,c
nun come back like that ~ ,he Tic
re received terrible setback ,..,,,.
day when they dropped both end. ot A.,
double hill 10 the Browns wellmap ana
Koch held the Sos ~ ten hits and iwo
runs during the eighteen innings. while
the browns pounded several Chicago
pitchers for thirteen markers
Ilnclnns,rs Red. jumped m ,br ruh.
with nailed boots, snne,ins double.
header a, the expense ~ Tlnkefs men
Tho scnfes we're "a and So. the cub.
taking The coun, hard In both clashes
ueotre Foster /, pretty ,ouns pi,chs,.
sh' Tho hest npofre could do ,rttsr.
dav vns hufl no.hii game fnt the ped
snX against the Yanks No, man
reached first until the seventh when
George walked one ils then r,sssd On,
IN the sishth and one In the ninth These
three were the onli onrs 10 act on
The Senator. nov hope 10 have win.
nins streak They have won one s,rsiEh,
rcehles Rsilroaders assln nnd them.
selves enjoying tho rlofiss " nrsi plara
They ttnunccd MyAfs,sr Yesterday TO
Q. while the Lions we're hammsrins Fro.
durst pitchers u,et the lot The don.
which said the nallrosder. wste ~ post
on the road appsars to be rtumhlins iss,
nenison has nov won four .,raisht. three
from Oklahoma city and one from Me.
Ales,en
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INTEREST IN RACING
HERE NOT so Low

Despite the fact that the tracks ~
tho larger cities have been inactive FOR
the lnst two years. Ho 'ur Be running
faces are concerned interest boo tho
fport Of kugs' does not appear io have
gene ri the bow-woVs IN OkIahoma.
Judging by the attendance records rstah.
lishcd ~ the cn.day meet IN Dewey IN
be- closed Saturday Crowds " 1000 ta
5000 have been ~, the course. daily. sc.
,ofdinr 20 the reports sent out n these
reports Sr" even near correct they show
that racing II sim ono Of IN. most pop
ulnr NJ sll sports IN thls stat,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
GIRL FORCED TO SIGN
AWAY ESTATE. CHARGE

sew YORK June 22-Chsrse. thst
Miss Gertrude Claypoole nice. and hfir
to one e-fnh ~ the ten million dollar es-
tate ler hy John " Pookwai'er NJ CO.
lumbus Ohio had been druss-d held as
= prisoner m Newark hotel and forced
10 sisn away certain Of her rights in
the estate. wer. laid before the district
attorney Wednesday The complaint wAs
made hy Miss Clavpoole's attorney as an
outgrowth Of a contest over the estate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
SENATORS TAKE
OPENING CAME
BaerWaId and 0oWie Pole
Homers; RObertSOn'S Wild
ness Costs Twins.

AIDED hy momentary nts of vlldnes IN
the part N 'hrlr old enemy Lefty" Rob-
c'fom Tho Senators copped a victory
from Fort Smith Wednesday IN tho first
contest Of the transferred series Clean
hitting accounted FOR three of the sena-
tors runs while hits linked with Rob-
'rusons inability TO locate the plato In
The sixth gave them tho other three
a single ny Payne in tho first with two
down, followed by Ba"rVulds homer over
tho lenneId fence game oklahoma City
the 'rs' runs D0wle drove out homer
lu The nm
Both teams PLAYED 'rrorless Robl-
for and Adams made great catches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
REASON ENOUGH.

David and walter rad no, met In some
timr and one morning when the, board.
rd tho same car they began chat Of I'D
times
And when y your marriage 10 caro-.
hn llnlhhNb, coming of, David auc
fcd Walter
~ has heen postponed indefinitely. +"
teplei David
Il that sor' sat walter In surprls,
WHATS the troubles
she married another fellow "- New
York Times
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~ FRANK O NENkE

NEW YORK, June % Daro R"sn IN
80 far In the lead In the race f0r the
auto racing championship NJ 1915 that
OF the Italian. English dare devil
Rcstsh recent victory IN the Chicago
derby race, which closely followed his
sssy win In the Indianapolis classic.
has pushed his totD' points up 10 the
1900 mark POO more thhn hls ncarcst
rival And Rost.g friends declare that
the end aint yet
Drivers Standing
Tn" standing 10 date n the nt.i ten
drivers who. ARE I'm the race for the
silver and currency follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
U-Boat Carries
Letter to Alfonso

MADRID. June % The German sub.
marine us has arrived At Dsftagena
The marine IL anchored alongside the
Spanish cruiser Catalina The .r"'ary
NJ the German embassy ~ Madrid hs,
|'u for tHrtHT"na 90 receive Hn auto
graph loiic from the I'rniu cm.pfor 20
King Alfonso, supposed 30 he THANKS
flt 4 reception given interned Germans
I from the Ktwrfu-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
A FAMILY SECRET.

In explaining tho sources o' food sup.
plles and the refining processes pre-.
cedinE their appearance on the table, the
teacher asked how coffee was prepared.
The youngster 20 whom che put N. aues.
tinn said he couldn't tell
Not after ali this tslk-" she said 4
am surprised NJ YOU And YOU grocer.
son, too"
N you phase said the hoy. In self.
ylndieatlon = 10 know. but mustn',
i'U It's trade secret and father would
WITH me- n told
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
MORE reouBLs.

The distracted young man paced .ild
" across the flont
Miss M,rtill. that beautiful lady that
rHs engaged To has asked 20 have her
letters returned" he said
"oh, we'll cheer up don't take Il .o
hard his friend ssii = suppose yol
hsvc zen, ,hcm7''
An nn. that Il the trouble. said tho
vild.c,rd man Y made = mistake and
sent the letters from another sifl'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

"TTTTTTTT TTTTTTTT 7 TTTT- TTHFT WHTWl
bowie Adams twobase hits. Allen.
Adams. stolen bases Payne. Robson.
Alien Nc0a'l. double PLAYS. Robertson
~ L"inlng'r to-A1mfo Robson 10 Coc;
struck out by Smith s. hy Robertson 3:
hts'ston h0iy OF Smith s, OF Robert-
son D. hit by pitcher. by Smith tMc-
rnf'NI mt hg Elbev' v'son ODsmeron.
powiel left IN bases Oklahoma City s.
Fort smith Z passed ball Coe Time.
two hours and three minutes tmprcs.
Robinson and Rrnndom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
The syracuse s,yml.

Glory Is shifting Institution There
we're seasons In long array where Cor.
nell tfiumphcd on tho water and tho
track, only Ia buckle up upon the Grid
non Through this last year tho iihncnn
detachment ruled the sfidiron and main
t1ined Us supremacy on tho track Rut
with y rise w one direction came y drop
from the old tuletship of the water
Th' Syracuse stymie has now twice come
between Cornell and clean sweep ou
both land and water syracuse has in
vadcd lthacan glory ~ ~ strongest
point Cotnelrs glory. taking In her
seasons work ~ all sports. IL gfra,-s
than ever Syracuse has merely pre-.
vented an overwhelming triumph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

In Saxon, Radon and other German
''htc" egg rerds have been introduced.
limiting tho purchase oi 'ggs 90 not moro
ihan three week Tor zach iuhahitant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

In other years N" championship was
little more than AN empty honor But
this season II is different In addition
10 winning u hug" silver trophy. the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

Your Uncle wilbet, Rnhln,ot NJ the
fionklyn hall club has been charged
With having two assets to work with
The ri,ch'ns snd the punch lle has
something mote--,he belief lnstllled into
HE cast that BROOKLYN can vln . pen.
nant-thst tradition IL q myth
feat sne' sssr BROOKLYN has swept
nut into . udy start. only 10 remember
late In iun. Or early In July BROOKLYN
was nroctltn rtocklvn PLAYERS wen,
n work With their collar. cut low ~
a. IN he prepared Tot the worst The,
knew that soonet q, later the meat a,e
would dsscend upon = highly vulnerable
sict
To-day prcotlyn 4, no such frame
This bali club believed I, va. good
enough 70 0in . psnnani hack In April
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

'i.2 chicago DO A. Detroit A. cleveland
o A. Philadelphia Washington . called
ihfd inning account rairI A. Hos'0n
Sew York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

Dss Moirss 2 A. Denver s ~ Joseph ..
A. Topeka ? wichita A. Omaha .sloux
city. rain.
GAMES TODn-St Joseph A. Denver.
Wirhita ~ Topeka ucs Moinss ~ Lincoln.
si0uN cry ~ Dmaha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
n.NI..d Tor N, nnl,.t

Kew 10 the lln., 10, the chip shot, 'sll
whsrs they may
its N. sstly bird tina, oct, m, worm
casts,
teil hath no fury HE q bunlsr.d
du"er.
". VINO pu,,s srd looks away viii have
a. other quit 10 rlsy
Never loo. down On an opponent, nor
look W on q shot.
An hores, man 10 the robl.s ~ors ~
ood Ard q Good nlhllok 10 the noblsst
work ~ man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
RESULTS YESTERDAY A, \


indianapolis 20 A. N Paul l.f. toledo
- A. Minneapolis g. columbus Loun.
VILE ~ NUwaukss rain
GAMES TODAY #Columtu, A. Nlnrsapo.
no Toledo - ~ Paul Indianapolis a. Kan
sas CO, Louls1llis a. MiIVAuass
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY A, n,ri

:. Chattanooga A. I''ils Rock Nvv
orleans A. Mobile o Memphis Al
Atlanta . NAsByille
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

TrN,s LrAGrr sIA>pI>G.
RESULTS YESTERDAY A

Waco A. Galveston q Dallas uhlrtssn
iuniuss usi A. Houston Port worth ,.
A. san Antonio ! Shreveport
. GAMES TODAY waco at san Antonio.
Shreveport 90 beaumont Fort Worth N
Galveston. Dallas at Houston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
AMERICAS ASSOCIATIONS sr.Spi>G

GAMES TODAY chicago ~ ~ Louis
e'"lanf ~ hs'rn'i Washington ~ rhI.
iolphiu Ntr Nofk ~ Boston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
wEsrrR> LI,GrI STANDING.

CANES TODAY Atlanta ~ Chait.unogs
~ orleans ~ ii'Ns Rock Birmingham
Nashville Mobile ~ Memphis
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AMrmcAN LrAnlE sI,NnINr.

Philadelphia st nr7asyh cincinnati a,
chicago 81 Louis ~ Pittsburgh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

Z T0ET|H : ~ |ITIIFU y |TT|TT"ITT It
81 LrIohfr ItNrfaIpfa rain Al puts
h4rFns' Louis rain
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|>'ASfMuflCUMS.
wEsIrR> ASSOCIATIONS STANDING


Oklahoma CIV A. MrAi4s,sr o
benison A. Mlsnogss ? PArs. A.
Tulsa. 4 sherman.
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Resta Will Pull Down Neat Sum For
Being Years Champion Motor Racer

sibly tno0o or so-in oash The y r
Goodrich people have donated so 100.
th' Bosch wlguates S5aoo Other auiN
noc"sfory people may chip IN id.0oo or
5000 mDrv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
NArIONAL LEAGrf srA>DING.

GAMES TODAN--Ns'Ahona Cl'y - Port
smith sherman e. fu'W D,uFuu a. Sc.
AI"s'sf paflH ~ Ngs.Hg,a
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RESULTS YESTERDAY LINCOLN ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Dia nm O nd
Gil MT S

Ihat drive launched some ,hree week,
Hso b, the Tigers has hccn a powerful
one JENNINGS men have climbed from
seventh place 10 Ito for firs, Yes,
ptuhN victory over Cleveland savc them
Tie with the erstWhilc leaders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

mat hene' sim remains, with mum
h'r o' additions Brooklyn not only ha,
ihe pitching and the punch-hut IN.
confidence. The fuse IL no longer n,
TO- June OF July explosion n tho
h'gh-'yins Robins can conclude their
present TITS against the PhlllIes. Giants
hnd Braves IN satisfactory fashion they
won't be hl' harder to catch than "A
brigade Of grey hounds or nock Of COY.
otes Not bit
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