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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Diamond
Gu ntS

Yesterdays hero; Ty Cobb Iy Ger
tainly was the hero Tuesday The
Georgian drove out two singles and two
homeruns in five attempts IN the game
with Cleveland and enabled the Tigers
10 easily win another contest, and, as
Boston lost to Washington in ten in
nngS, gain a full game on the leaders.
Speaker in the same class, got but
one hit in four attempts As the end
of the season draws near II looks more
and more like Cobb would overtake and
pass Iris and again lead the American
league in hitting
Cobb's feat yesterday, however, wa'
not the most brilliant single days bat
ting of the year in the big leagues. The
best batting OF the year in one day was
done by Roger Ilornsby. the youthful
prodigy sent to the Cardinals from the
Western association, in a game at Gin
cnnati in lulN Hornsby got two sin
giles, two doubles and a homer IN five
trips
Washington's victory over the Red
SoN yesterday was accomplished after
two great rallies In the ninth inning
the Senator's rallied and scored twc
runs, making the count even and drv'
ing Babe Ruth from the mound Again
in the tenth they went to bat behind
as the Red Sox counted once in tn,
extra chapter and apparently cinchet
victory. But the Washingtons agar
scored two runs winning Waite
Johnson twirled for the Senators an,
outpitched Ruth and Mays.
Alexander came to the rescue Of tht
Phils Yesterday and they beat st Loul
/ Cardinals after losing four IN row 4
the Giants. II was the batting Of hi
teammates, however more than th'
work OF Alex, that brought the bacon
They scored two runs in the ninth t'
win
n the season were not 50 near III
end it again would look as il the Giant
had chance. McGtaw'S hoyS Steppe
out Yesterday and trimmed Cincinnati
for their sixth straight victory.
| Weilman'S pitching and loose iieldn
by Chicago enabled the Browns to triI
the White Sox yesterday Weilmar
famous as tanner OF the Tigers, hel
| Rowlands team TO three hits while Ber
was battcd freely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Denls0n and McAlester
Not Expected to KICK
at Shoke-Up IN League

the present Western association are
slated to be dropped out ot the circuit
in the reorganization great diiicultyla
not expected OF course Oklahoma Cay,
Tulsa. MuSkogee and Fort Smith. which
arc to be in the new league will vote
soldly for the shakeup Two other
votes are needed, and they probably
will be DeniSon and McAleStcr. De
spite the fact that DeniSon always has
had a club up IN the pcnnant race the
Western association club at DeniSon
has consistently been a financial loser.
Even before the organization oi the new
Western association was seriously con
Sldercd DcniSon'S hackers were con
templatlng getting out ot baseball, ht
business men behind the club are tired
of losing money. Moreover baseball at
McAlcStcr has not paid, and IT has been
reported that the Daniels franchise was
ON the market. Paris and Sherman are
expected to oppose the move to shake
up the league
An Illustration.
An idea OF how weak baseball is in
DcniSon right now is gained from the
TACT that the DenlSon management
agreed to an arrangement whereby all
games OF the poSt-SeaSon series witt
Tulsa were played away from home
And the Dcnlson club stepped out and
won the series anyway No other city
in the league would have agreed tc
such a schedule.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
BY FRANK G.. MENKE.

The name OF Charlie White can he
stricken from the list of those who
some day may he the lightweight cham
pon oi the world White Is great
minor league scrappcr- but nothing
more. He shines brilliantly agaln>;
dubS. against champion he is dull
and drah,
White has had four chances against
WclSh-and Welsh iS.s,ill champion
The Labor DAY battle with Freddie
Welsh removed any lingering doubts as
to Whites inicriority to Welsh, IT ono
takes the unbiased accounts into con
Sldcration. Welsh hit White when and
where he pleased, he tied White into
knots and made a Joke ot him lie
lrickcd White whenever he wanted to
trick him, and shaded White through
ont the battle White, according To-
some OF the non-partlsan eastern writ
ers, stood ilat.iootcd throughout and
acted more like a man IN dare than
one who had the greatest opportunity
OF his life before him,
Some accounts Of the fight written
fhy ChicagoanS, gave, the fight TO White
But tina, is not strange. Out there they
idolirc White; they think him the
guca,cs, lightweight in the game. They
are prone To magnify all that Whit,
does and minimize the doing' OF hi
foes They are fair and honest anJ
Square out there in all the things they
DO, but somehow, when Charlie Whit,
is concerned, their Judgment become
bit warped,
"Frame-up" Yarn Silly,
Just before the fight a silly yarn wa
printed to the effect that the fight wa
a "irame-up" ltwaS stated that Whit,
had promised not TO knock on, Wel'l
and had been compelled to post of for
icit oi 5000 to bind his promise
And some OF Whites friends ,c5
this take rcpori to alibi their idol. The,
claim that IL White actually wan,e'
to he would have knocked out Wells
| in any round he -ehose"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Sept lS-Good ca.
hles, cold weather In the western belt
and fear that crop damage VIII result
from the passing inland of the South At
lantic storm caused buying on the Open
ing OF the cotton market here today on
which prices improved Is to II points
Irotlt taking met the advance and hall
nn hour after the opening prices were
ten points down from the top
Reports Of small hedge offerings In all
contract markets caused renewed buying
on which prices mounted to a level Is 10
23 points above Tuesdays close Tho
weekly weather reports we're more IA
vorahle thnn expected and nt noon the
market was 6uS points OF from tho
highest. @
Spot cotton steady. middling uplands
Is tOc. no sales
The market held steady In the after
noon on the rise of IL points In spot
quotations AS | 30 prices were at rise
OF l6 points above Tuesdays culose
Spot cotton firm. II points up Sales
on the spot lao halss: to arrive Lila
Good ordinary - 3Sc; strict good ordi-
nary l2sSc; low middling 1850. strict
low mlddllng 1850 mddling. li'Sc:
strict mddling, l6.o7c; good middlng.
10 25c; strict good middlng. lj.50c Re-
ceiptS, 3.b27; stock, l00ltS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
STOCK MARKET REVEALS
IRREGULAR UNDERGONE
Prices Tend Upward But Recent Wide
and General Gains Are
Lacking.

NEW YORK. Sept. l3-Priccs tended
upward again at the opening of todny's
market but the wide and general gains
of recent sessions were lacking and tho
undertone indicated q degree OF irrcg-
ularlty shipping shares were active. but
moved uneveny Marines and United
Fruit suggested realizing American
Smelling led the coppers with an ad-
ditlonal point gain md motors, sugars
and some Of the equipments were ma
teriRlly higher. United States Steel made
barely steady
steel. coppcrr and marines Welded 1da
points under pressure after midday with
more moderate reactions In rails. the lat
ter, however. soon recovering with steel.
General motors was the spectacular fea-
ture for extending It's gains to a. points
nj 400
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
LANES UNABLE TO
y CAMPAIGN IN STATE
Kentucky Senator Causes Dissppoint-
ment Among Local
Democrats.

disappointment was keen IN local
democratic circles today on receipt Of
news from national democratic head
quarters at Washington that Senator
Ollie James of Kentucky canno, be here
on dcmocratis rally day at the State
Fair.
Local democrats have been negotiate
ing with national headquarters for mora
than two weeks in an effort 10 secure
Senator James The message s,ates
that the senator will make no more
campaign speeches until after Oc,o.
bcr. |.
An eiior, viii now be made to So
cye Champ Clark. speaker OF the house
Of representatives, or someone else OF
national reputation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
After
Sem 1l-FlnUl
Scrappers
PriCe-MiIIer Semi-Windup Go
Off; Davis and Wallace
Train for Friday,

Manager Billy Gragg OF the Capitol
Athletic club was busy today trying 10
arrange for a suitable Semi-wlndup TO
the Dayis-Wallace bout at the Audi
,orium Friday night He had intended
to put on Kid Price and Zen Miller
negro heavy wclterwelgbtS, IN a six
rouad 90, but Yesterday one OF them
backed out Gragg said he hoped to
get Young Mckee and Jay Maysc Tor
an eight-round bou, IN the semi-ilnal,
but did not know whether he would
succeed.
Lightweights Working Out,
Sailor Davis and young Otto Wal
lace. the hghtwcightS who will appear
in the ten. round main event Friday
night, have been concluding their tram
ing with light workouts every afternoon
this week at the Capitol clubs gym
naSlum, 27'>> West Main street Scores
OF boxing fans have turned out 10 see
them so through the PAGES each day.
Surprise for Fans.
Gragg, manager OF the club, said he
would have a surprise IN store for fans
Friday night when he will announce the
name OF the man who'll get a crack lt
the winner Of the Dayis-Wallace bout
Te would not say who this is, but de-
olared lightweight well known IN IN,
southwest would be named
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
NOT OF CHAMPION
MOLD, SAYS WRITER; HE'S
JUST"GOOD BUSHLEAGUER'

Can you imagine White spurning a
chance to knock out WelSh9 Let's as
sumo, for the moment, that the fake
report was true. II White had knocked
on, Welsh he would have lost 5000,
wouldn't hc' But he would have
gained the championships which would
have been worth from $4,000 to SlVmO
to him. Don't YOU think that White
surely would have lammed the CON
sciouSncss out oi Welsh It II had been
possible
Criticize Referee Selection.
One of the things that gave the affair
black eve" was that Welsh was per
mitted 10 name his own referee, Billy
Roche For a long long time Roche
has been referred to as "WclSh's per
Sonal referee" He has figured in the
bulk OF WclSh'S blg fights recently
II is a blot ON the much Smcarcd
cScu,cheon OF puglliSm for a champion
to he permitted to name his own ref
cree. No one doubts the honesty or
fairness of Roche, nor his ring judg
meht W, the mere fact that he is a
friend n the champions gives sus
picious touch 10 any fight in which he
and Welsh Jointly figure
The practice OF champions naming
their own referees has been overdone
II should he stopped at once or it will
do further harm to the game.
A Suggestion.
In connection with rcierceng, the
suggestion has been made that in fu.
turc lots should be drawn to decid,
upon the referee. The idea i, this
Each fighter should name from four tc
six referees whom he would accept. m,
other fighter to do the same thing. Tn,
names of all the picked referee, ther
should he written on slips Of paper, IN,
slips dropped into hat the first on,
drawn on, to he the referee
That seems to he one oi the only iait
ways ot selecting n referee and on,
/ which will stop all this squabbling tha
usually prcecdcs a stellar battle. Eight
ors spend more time lately battling owe
the Referee than they do in trying /,
leondition themselves for the fight,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Two Girls Cross
Country on Wheels

SAN DIEGO, Cal, SEPT lj.--Af,cr
a motorcycle trip of more than 1000
miles Misses Adelina and Augusta Van
Buren, arrived here today from New
York They started July s. At Col
orado Springs they climbed Pixies Peak
on their machines, iea, never before
accomplished by women, it is said They
spent eleven days on the great Ameri-
can desert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
WEATHER AND TIME
ON BASEBALL MAP

American
Philadelphia at Cleveland; clear;
y. m.
New York at Detroit; clear; 3:i5
p. m.
St, Louis at Chicago; clear; 3 p. m.
National
Cincinnati at New York; clear; two;
first i:5 p. m.
st. Louis at Philadelphia; cloudy;
two; first 100 p. m.
Chicago at Boston; clear; two; first
100 p. m.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn; clear; $50
p. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 10 HOGS Re
ceipiS 5000. steady TO Sc lower lpulk
$40 ho6lOa5: heavy. sl0.O5nl0.s0: pack
crs and butchers slO6Odll; light $40 30 n
II; pigs 81 boml025 CATTLE: Receipt,
1000, including 300 southerns: steady
Prime fsd steers sl0dil; dressed bee'
steers t26d9 Ia southern steers 81 81
ns25; cows. N75m7 rs: helfers t6d 10 30
stockers, 36ms,26. SlrEEP Receipts II.
000; steady Lambs SO 25nll; yearlings
81 50aS25. wethers, s. 2jHS; ewes, s6.7,
T125: stockcrS. tiHlOh0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Sept ~ HOGS: Receipts
$500, steady Pigs md lights S7ull.25;
mixed and butchers. SO G5Ill rs; good
heavy. $ll 30Tli35, bulk so 75f.Il 40
and heifers ss iodi 10 SIS; COWS. 81 5Ods i;
stockers, f530ns; Texas quarantine
steers. IS b00s5O; prime southern steers,
SGl0; cows and heifers. it5Oas 80:
native calves. S6Gll.75. SHErP RE
ccipts 1900; steady Lambs. SGfll 3b;
slaughter ewes t5m72i: hleatlng ewes
tadl0: yearling- t6nq5O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
OUR BEST ATHLETES

N0EW YORK. Sept lj,--Officials
W Of the Amateur Athletic Union
"a consider the team Of four men
selected to represent the United
States in track and field games at
Stockholm. Copenhagen and Chris
tiania in October among the best all
around athletes in America. The team
will he composed of Robert Simp-
son oi the University Of Missouri,
Fred Murray of San Francisco, TED
Meredith and J. 4, Loomis. Both
Simpson and Murray, the lates, ad.
dltions TO the team, are holders of
worlds records.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
EGAN, GOLF STAR. GETS
A DIVORCE IN SECRET

CHICAGO, Sept i5-FricndS OF II
Chandler Egan, former western ma
'ona' and intercollegiate national golf
champion, learned today that he was
secretly divorced last July. Mrs Egan,
whose home is IN Chicago, obtained the
decree. lncompatibiliy was given as
the cause.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
RpOoL.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. la--Cotton spot,
firm; good mldding. as3d middlinS.
l7d; low mlddlIng. 93ld Sales 10000;
500 for speculation and export: receipts
1900. Futures, quiet. Sept s3id: Sept
Oct, ? 3Od; Oct. Nov. o.27d; Nov Dec.
92id Dec Jan, Q 23lad Jan Feb. 2 23u;
Feb. March. 9 22d March April Q 2ldi
April May 9e0d; May June, 9i9d: june
July, 9l5d: July-Aug 9lld Aug. Sept.
SCI. Sept. Oct, Sid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
SUGAR

NEW YORK, Sept 70 SUGAR Raw.
firm, centrifugal 539c molnpscs 62ci re-
fined. firm; 10 points higher; cut loaf
: 55c, crushed 7t0c mould "A. 1900, cubes
q 90c: XNXX powdered 655c powdered
6.50c; fine granulated s.i0c. diamond A
6 i0c. confectioners 30c. No. | & SOC
Sugar features opened strong and active
today on covering by shorts and n good
demand from outside account. there also
being considerable trade buying. At noon
prices were n to 10 points higher.
In the late trading there WAS sale
Of 20, 200 tons of raw on the basis OF
i52c for centrifugal and 3i5c for mo-
lnAses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Fleeing Rulnanian
General Drowned

BERLIN, Sept lJ,-According to re.
ports from the front says an Overseas
News Agency announcement today,
General Bessarabesku, commander ot
the recently captured Rumanian fortress
Of Tur,ukai. attempted TO escape in .
boat after the fall OF the last fortih-
cation. The boat,was sunk BY Bul.
ssrian artillery and the general wss
drowned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
BuerQUald and
Others Coma
to Perry No1U

\ squad OF Western association stars
headed by Rudy Bacrwald, manager OF
the Senators, will go to Perry Thurs
day to play for that town in a series
OF games to scttlk the amateur cham
pionShp" of the state Games are 10 be
played with CARRIER and Billings
Bacrwald and Pitcher Liz Smith will
go from here and Norman Price first
haScman Tor the Senators, VIII report
from Guthrie "Rcd" Moore, the star
Producer catcher viii 60 from Tulsa
There probably will be two or three
other Western association players on
the Perry team Billings and CARRIER,
II IS understood. had intended to re
crult their squads with Western league
players, but as the Western league sea
son does not close until September y
they can't do it Liz Smith will pitch
for Perry IN Thursdays and Satur-
days games.
This may he tho last transforming
trip Of the wear Tor Baerwald and the
Senators still IN thlS vicinity
@---s
Dick Rudolph pitched eighteen in
uingS ior the Braves yesterday, win
n,ng the first game oi a douhlehcadc'
! to q and gong nine innings OF th'
second which resulted in 5.3 tie
TYLER finished it,
Three douhleheaders scheduled it
National league today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept 49, HOGS Receipts
q 600 steady Bulk slOnl0sO; light,
I90pll20; mixed 975nll, 90; heavy.
81 6OUlll0; rough, to6od0 so; pigs. 81. 10
n96b, CATTLE Receipts $4,000; weak.
Native beef cattle S. iOall 20; western
steers, S6Q925, stockers and feeders
~ 60M7 90: cows and heit~rs. 81 tOhl
1870; calves Ss5Odl3 SHEEP. Receipts
10000. weak; wethcrs t6e0G9i0; lambs
81 2btfi 9h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Wes. In the Lead.
In Golf.

In golf there can he no argument. There
were two eastern PLAYERS and two west
crn players In the semi-raSl TN. hut
tho two western players moved on 10 tho
final settlement, leaving the east with
out a representative In the closing cham
piOnship match In 1899 two western
PLAYERS fought out the final round In
1910 each section had a final entry. In
1911 there was HerreshoU from the east,
against Hilton Of England In 1912 there
Mas rravers OF the east against Evans
Of the west. ,lu 1913 and l9li the east
had both nhallsts Travcrs W., Anderson
and TraVers Vs Ouimet In 1915 each
section had exclusive control Of the cham
piOnshlp match, In fun possession of both
the open and the amateur championship.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
ProduCe--- e---PrOWsiOns
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept l3 BUTTER Higher,
receipts l00oS tubs, creamery 2Ii9 n32c
EGGS Higher, receipts 1888 cases, fHsts
2s'FN 2sc ordinary firsts 27ls 02Sc. at
mark cases included 2lig 29c poTA-
TOES Receipts % cara, Jerseys 81 20p
so; Minnesota Ohios 81 l0a 25. PpUL-
TRY. Alive. higher. fowls l9c. springs
lqr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Sept II WHEAT
Steady, unchanged No 2 hard tl52d
a 60. CORN Unchanged. No. > mixed
s2itc, No. 2 white S3Usic. No 2 yellow
save. OATS: Firm. No . white l6ad
Ii7c; No. 2 nStSed isdisc. RYE: tl220
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept l3-RUTTER.
Creamery. Csc frs's, 2sc seconds. 25c 4,
packing, 2li,c EGGS Firsts, 2Ilsc.
POULTRY Hens, l5tpc: roosters, lie,
hrollcrs zoe POTATOES, fiEm ksw
Valley Early Ohios 81 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

CATTLE with fancy top OF $40 for
carload OF red steers today's packer mar
ket was keen affair. Receipts OF 1900
cattle and calves carried liberal pro-
portion Of slaughter stock and packers
were In a good mood. effecting clearance
by noon II WAS steady market
throughout John Petrte OF III Reno
topped the steer market with load of
cornfeds that brought $40 There werp
several loads In the quarantine selling
s6 i0n6 90 The COW market was steady
and active with $4,000 so taking the best
kind offered Stockers we're hard TO sell,
prices as II rule being steady AZ the
weeks decline nevertheless. stock calves
and yearllngs at $500. days top.
Closing Quotations.
Prices Of the various grades OF cattle are
npprntimately as follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
COTTON SEED OIL,

NEW YORK. Sept. IL The cotton
seed oil market closed strong Spot 1910
10 soc Jan. i0.i5Il0.lsc: February, 1870
Wl027c; March. loAsdlo. .52c; April. 1883
a 40 lbc. Nov, 1907 7ffi0O9; Dec i0.070
10 Onc Total nales Is 400 harrclH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

In baseball the east has had all the
best Of n for several years. hut 1916
is about staud-otf The east rules In
the National league with the west ahead
in tho American. The Red SoN are now
the sole eastern entry with a chance to
finish first and they are now IN tho
throes Of n foreign Invasion that may roll
them back. Detroit finishing at home.
where the Tigers play At top speed, has
tho best OF It in the advance statistics
and unless CarTlgau can wage another
wonderful campaign the Tigers are fairly
sure 10 win.
The cobb Spenkcr campaign has now
come down 10 the closing stages of the
stretch ~ has never failed I'm the test
over u uinC- year span. hut there must
como an end some day to hls reign. II
remains TO be seen whether he can rally
against Speaker As he rallied against
Laioie and Jackson In other years The
odds are always In favor OF the champion
until he In finally beaten. Cobb still has
his chance and unless iris rallies sharp
ly and leaves no opening. the Georgian
Ia likely to plunge on through
The esteemed Robins are now looking
for the mscreant who counted them out
OF the pennant race. Colonel Robinson,
the mandarin In charge OF the Brooklyn
troop, uays his men we're due brie'
slump and having gotten the same out
/ OF tholr systems, viii now move forward
/ to the old homestead and arrive In time
TO entertain the American league survlv
or This may be the case. We quit AZ
! TEMPTING to dope the National league
/ race when the Giants won two and los
thirteen, turned around 10 win nlneteer
and lose two, and then hit the shoal,
again,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
Conslderable MaraIn.

The margin In favov or the west has
been considerable. In both Solf and ten
mis- the west had five ~ the eight semi
finnlists and three Of the four final sur
viNOrs
This margin 10 fairly decisive. Yet last
year the west had three out OF the four
tnalists In both golf and tennis and two
OF these came through Taking the count
for the last two years In both games, the
west has three titles to one for the east.
This 10 a wldo margin OF victory and Tor
the present epoch pu,s the land OF the
setting sun and the rising champs we'll
ahead. The east was supreme In golf
from 1910 to 1915. But these were the
years when the redoubtable Jerry TraVers
and the equally redoubtable Francis
Oulmet we're In the game. AS good as
Gardner and Evans are, they are not as a
team quite up 10 the combined standards
set by TraVers and Ouimet. In their last
meetings Travers beat Evans and g.,
while oulptrt defeated gardner and g,
Both fasteners held open and amateur
championships and their withdrawal from
the game, for the time being, left east.
ern realms unguarded against the big test.
Unless these two return. the east must
develop a better run oi ,a'ert ,nan " has
today to overthrow such entries as Evans
and 0lrdier And who. In the east out
side OF Williams, could prevail with
steady success over Johnston or Murray
George Murray would have his chance,
but no one else,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13
ST. LOUIS cAsH GRAIN.

ST. LOUIS, Sept WHEAT: Lower.
No 2 red. sl.6b No 2 hard 81 59ts CORN:
Lower: No 2 sigs5c. No . white SEC
OATS; Lower: No. 2. b4c: No white
i6c. RYE: Steady; No. tl2i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-13

Result. Yesterday At Host0n ID: Chi-
cago O-1 Dsecond game called on account
" darkness At Brooklyn 6-i. Pittsburgh
o. A. New York @. cincinnati 2. At
Philadelphia 4 St Louis 3.
Games Today pittsburgh et BROOKLYN
Cincinnati Rt Now York St Louis ht phil
adelphia. chicago Mt Hoston.