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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-08
SOUTHWEST RESERVE
ELECTS DIRECTORS

AZ the annual meeting uf the stock
holders of the southwest Reserve bank
Friday the following directors were elect.
od for the ensuing yoor
Tom " Rauph. Fd klrkpnuI.k = T
Waiter w. E browning ami George I
browning TIE present officers ol h,
bank wCrc reelected.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Eastern Critic Takes Whirl
At This SoX-Tiger Fracas

iest Tie location or the cities which
viii stage tie next worlds series
BIZ Carrisans pitching stan has
not been doing, as we'll as il might
lately TaSru a. q whole, the famous
STAFF has Vayered slightly Poor
pitching cannot stand against the
lusiliaIs az the Tigers which they
are certain 90 turn loose, even
rho -h. Jennings hUrlers are not
krown as extraordinarily effective
The Rei SoN are not heavy hitters
az best ard with Jack Berry miss
ing they are 20, SCI strong defensive
By as usYal Ia the National league
through rhe victory OF the Reds IN
one game OF . dOlble-header with
Brooklyn the Dodgers relinQushed
half a game ot their lead and the
pace setting JOB in the Tcner cir
cult now hangs on a single game
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
How the Red SoX Drove Back
White SOX and Took Series

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= COLI us r~rn"3 up 're waite SoV
half .f f1. fourth IHU.0E WITH a
-.4-'n Orb 'ef ami went 20 second on
rs -AF-rF .4'. a4rvr'U o. Hohitr"'
as sfH. rut a 30 fn short
a. .I.rs going fu third ElG|e then
st. .rt IBHks1o C.a4 % Lew.-
sr. .1n collins. -rur~d after The
catch.
fF uat el'e on 0a~fner's poor
tr.. h." Collins taking
'H .-I |... f.. Er.s flulrl uuf 20
D ''r. r.n. two 0itr, on" error
robbie. fiafry Hooper or
sfI.. 'r.f" r 'Tn hEf0 inning ~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Brilliant Play of Mackmen
Beat Tige in Monday Game
Some Runs Footed In,
But Visitors Had
the Class

The Tigers played better Monday
than they did Sunday and Saturday,
and deserved less 90 lose These as
sertions are made despite a horrible
heave by Stanage. which scored q
run for the Msckmeu In the FIRST
inning, and the sad third. which
gave the visitors another. That
started with Elaley's long nv To right
which Crawford lost In the sun and
allowed to go for double Meyers
tapped 90 Mitchell who did Der
Wish dance and then threw 10 ELI
son, who let Haley slide around him
Wit bounded IN Mitchell. who had
an easy play az the plate with none
out Despite the frantic yell- OF
teammates Mitchell danced another
jig and then threw 30 second too
late for a double play. which would
have helned him ~ he had started
something ns preteutious as that.
That is all the scoring the Mackmen
did
The Tigers lost because Meyers
gave them more pitching 10 look AZ
than they have seen IN a long time
lie was superb In the pinches he
was iuvinciblc he won. however.
because in tho sixth with two on.
Stuny McInnis knocked down
drive az CrawfoId'S hat would have
been n triple rinc times out OF ten.
and because Schang made starr
ling catch OF a line drive by Neach,
Just before Crawford lined a single
10 center In the dfth
The Athletics won more nv good
baseball on their part than by poor
Tiger play
The second guessers are panning
Jennings for permitting Mitchell 10
bar In the ff'h with the bases full
and two out Heiluan had just
walked and StanaVo was hit by
pitched hnll NcaCh had made
terrific drive OF Meyers on tho first
ball pitched. and Crawford had sin
glcd ON the second pitch he got. Jen-
nings Agursd that Movers was gone
and that n base ON balls would be
certain. Mitchell vas sent In 20
walk That Is what even Cobb
would have tried FOR 20 the limit ~
this iuncturr Two balls. two good
strikes and a swing az a Wild one
finished Willie 00d ended The rally.
Dr ~ T. Wilkins. the veteran
Minnesota coach. IL again ~ the helm
Of Gopher Eridlron snair-.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

CHICAGO sept ls-In the 'hi-d
amt final game - t1e series here
wtH ..t- Na,t- S3v che Boston Rel
Sex ,r-~ errt Ht7ut. when Lewis
scored 0 tne ar-' talf ~ the -eaand
inning shore was on the mound for
Boston. WITH ra5y receiving VII
lsma and l.an we're the batteries
f1r Chicago
Neither t3e scored IN the f~--
WIKI one down In tre SECOND. Lewis
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Decides That Three
Clubs Have Chance
To Win
BY ~, c. HAMILTON

NEW YORK. sept Il. The three
cornersd pennant race in the Amer
lean league may be decided in the
TigerRed Sox series beginning TO
day at Detroit.
In the meantime the three-pl
struggle in TIE National league
has grown tighter The Phillies now
are only a game back OF the Dodgers
and the Braves are bare game and
half from The Phillies. With this
unprecedented situation OF Il triple
kno' tied In The leadership q both
big leagues. the closing days Of the
peanant race promise the widest
Z baseball scramble in history
( The world champion Red SoK hold
a lead Of less than half a game over
. Detroit as those two teams meet ia
their final series q the season IN
afternoon. II th- Re7i =ox can ru-
peat their feat az Chicago 5y taxing
majority Of the games thev prob
a0ly viii 20 home In first place by
a fair margin on the other hand.
I II Detroit cla pun majority uf ne
series out q Fac clutches % taa Bo--
. ton gang they EilI haze The cab
But while tEr Tigers and Red SOY
are kickng each other arousd
Chicago White So2 IN rE1c place
a game and half. wlli te ge--las
crack a. the much booze! A'hletirs
and may rse thei- sS- inro .-
lead position over bon Tigers ali
Rec Sex
Cleveland ztll Is strong sn9arl 70
cffer -iif cop, ..rion and lt vii 20
tlIe indians vino get the nesr cr.'6
AZ rhl ..l,alclder-
The HrI still have - games
OTIS their .efs5 ,e. while Detroit
end he $50 Sox H. ttaa N.I
S0x % iH p,gtr and lost six " thor
rrm uIne & mes. t1oir stErd,nl Eel.
.ga end ~ f4e season vsuil 30 ls
" rhe Tigers win six and lose four
4. mes '.ev would 5e u.l for The
.arpionsAIp IL tho ~ ne s1y . n
.z AMI lose FIVE their ,aal.aa
would 5f
~ the Tiger win every o,r n
lheit RENAL lIE 50 games taey would
hrlsb the -a1tCn Nth perceUf,-e
o. sos u he Red sov ain their re-
mining - games their percentage
would DO s-t u the Red 500 make
q clean sweep Of The games with -a
Tigers they would have a percentage
Of ST. and Detroit would stand a.
.j8s That would leave he chan.
pions with u games 10 play ard 'he
Tigers win seven Should Detroit
then win every one ~ those games
their percentage would be- ..sf.
Hence 20 win The peunaHt w'H 'lr
Tigers winning all remaining rluas
after the pre- -euf series prav'iE1 ~
course. that Chicago Decent s'sa .a
lie Red soy would have 90 ain -e7
On games attn four losses
Chicago. however. must nor 30
counted ont The White Sax loom
gp risht row just a. strong A. ans
81 the con'eudeis u they ear falr
the entire series from the Athletic.
they will be ready 20 rbaIIcuge e.ta.
1 or Detroit or Boston for 'he Gfa
Iush 20 the end o. the sea sou. The
situation IL full Of possinl.ties anil
on the turn 81 a single game ma.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
The Chicago Sauawk.

Asst SEASON the White loaded
II Eddie
the Hose
o m
II
where
All OF which particularly
that Is coming from Chicago this
One scribe raying about he deals By which Detroit Willie MI
chen and Howard Ehmke Mitchell according this been the
heyer of the Tiger pitching staff and has the clb and
he discusses the borrowed help Ehke
from Clark Griffith
which
he
a b.
Mitchell Foil thought
all there exactly the deal by which Loudes
Cleveland earlier In the
As the Ehmk deal populsry understood Griffith has
complaint and neither be
onged TO Washington He jumped the Nationals the
last He permitted
told Griffith the
he the
pitchers
the world series and comes other recruit would for
stampeded framing
their alibis
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
COLD DAYS ARE
FINE FOR Y0ST
Weather Just Right As Michi-
gan Football Camp
Opens


Ann AHHoR Mich sept. Is
Marry Tuhill reached the training
camp Il the University OF Michigan
r-,sss-s ,rts rr,-r,-v ana ,,.,.- .-o
-.,
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season officially opened Monday
-as thc FIRST day. aud aU the
l...sas z.a,. 90, E.,s ,,,r.4... .l..
-F+A. iesl SIN inrfe ~"s some
thing lacking Maybe 10 WAS Doe
cause the famous sfogie u.. miss.
So ~. -, p-....
.s1 -. y, - -. j..
-. ~. IT,. -
- - 80
80, ..
ri tI H9n.tor- made t. aWr--
.r.-a -..rer
"abihr'tnA. MO H deal.
or III rDtr. e-.rut- ON a .a -t.a---
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
WHEAT sWEkRs OFF
ON RECORD CHAsEs

NEW YORK Sept i9-Zack
Wheat. Brooklyn oItAelder. who
was stopped by Fred Touey
pitching for Cincinnati after
Wheat had Bit safely ln - con-
.secuuVS games. SAYS Dc rU--iri
never again Try for such roe.
ord
Tho strain &C. roo mg.a h.
said % was hitting af s.i kinds
az pitching because I didn't want
20 take % base 0r balls
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
p Red Sox Are Just Scared of Tigers Tigers Are of Red So

~ ENT.ROUs Tges a Monday There
hat pitching OF Elmer Myers
the Mackmen the
Tigers taken All three games rom
ideally placed for the actual pnnan
lash which starts would have pn
no in no
Nan could prepare 20 sen
ortoher
a Had the Tigers captured tha hIAl sane
could have robbed
he would have hen fun game ahead q M
drop nothing 20 Mack and game
nd half of would have placed
half N ahead
ed the THURSDAY heHt
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
MCCL0SKEY
WINS AT LAST

COLUMBUS. o. sept 19.-At
las' McCloskey has won a Grand
Circuit race That vas the out.
standing feature 81 The opening
program AZ Columbus For three
seasons 'his troner has been put.
ding mp some classy racing. but not
until yesterday was he able 10 beat
anything The fItTrity went to the
Murphy entry without q real argu-
ment The money winning horses
a. Columbus. Monday, were
2Ii Trpt. 3 ~ 3 5000
NrflrFF"r Dor a. by Treodo-
v.rr.uio uafnett. b m. our
p.t,..4reb. 10 murphy All 2
Time. .loit. 2.0SA, etiia
Morse Rrview Fuiuri,,. 2-Year-oId
Tr"t. 2 In =. $4,000
Tho HetI lady hr. Z, ny Moko
Emma uqgovsr br ,Murfavj 2 2
Nf'. Hn.lrU. 90 r fWlitrt. ..... o.
TlU. i'ft. 2il
kine STAKE. $500 Pace. In :. $4,000
MisH ilHrr.H ~ % m hy Pc
Tor tho Great Mcdonald jill
- ~" I'nsmor" ch m
Rom rai. 20 n Nfurrtyl 2 3
Time ..Hati. -.ogt, 2oar,. g.0eH
go, 2,,t ruce. = IN .. $1,000
", iHHE IT, D. ~. hF
queen s!ha 90. m by Goid
Hal IL -.ll- l--l.tll ---.--.. 71tf0
Time o7R. 2ott, aIo. 2 o5,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
We rALE 81 oENERoUs rleE.

THE TALE OF GENEROUS TlGE:
FIRST-PHlLADEl A walked struck out
Witt stole field and VIZ came home
q SCh3ng one
~ and the
Allison 10 CD Mitchell
bad boner
Haley, hit
q 10 Fe uo
CHANCES THAT FiZZLED:
FlFTH-DETROIT- catch ~ Neachs
line drive Crawford singled ad 20 third Browns
tumble Heiusn Crawford
The plate pitched ball dng the bases Nit
Chel famed. No run. one ht. "rrD
NlNTH-DETROtT- cobb bounded
BIS
Stanage and ann No me
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Not Quitting On Tie

topping on the
edg Of
shy 81 The spot where We
- would be They have
believe that they viii not be duly rewarded
plenty OF oFeAAs
help Certainly II the Athletics can upset The
and Perhaps
win be crash somewhere along the line The Red x won he
White
Wednesday Thursday
of In the
baseball they
a through drop
that been awaiting long
at hand
Crawford
made only all staage has
spin does they would be public usanc ANYWAY spencer will catch
ichels hedg boner YESTERDAY something else again That does
a
second division few weeks and has received only bad break
IN will be
Tigers them.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Mleksn ElahtLnn Anain.

CHICAGO. Sept 10 Mickey
sheridan. ,vcl'erveight. and Mike
Paulson local ughtRcirht have
gone % Philadelphia, where hey
expect 20 take on number of box.
ers Sheridan Isl eager f0r q
chance az Jack HrItton for the wei
terwcight title.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

NDTNG
rndn,r Game.

chicago a. fhi'Hdrir hfa
pifta9urgh ~ Ncw YORK.
Cincinnati n Brooklyn.
81 Louis az Boston
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
The Real Situation

-TVHAT sleefu Ha IL 1 ~ Which las
turned be a neServuzzer. The
W tao series 70 s'r'al .trcAp
Reds fa0 DO the lisefS
anything like safe lead The Ne SOY VINO are
remainder OF season
BY OF this important SERIES ne Jlnk 'oe can
hall ahead o chicago an ,No
OF Detroit can resch he
by half Boston Ai game Oe
drtor will NOT eIp Herear he
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Here are The figures

that Mack VIII nor beat he White s9s
nicked Red myers
VIII they bad s possible thA ne
giup tht'
much baseball over The week end thAn
Naf'n he1 ils season
But a be on hat set
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
FEDS Reaer ssmi.flnaIs.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Sept Ia
Pittsburgh. Toledo. Cincinnati and
Birmingham will meet next Satur
day and SUNDAY in the semi finals
Of the National Baseball fedora.
tons competition for the world :
amateur baseball crown.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Central standard Time.
For Cleveland, Pittsburg aud all points
south ard east Daily IO;t5 y. m. fare
10 Cleveland, s2.Z5; Pittsburg. $3.50.
,ur isnnaio aud ail points east. DAILY
4 a. ga. FARE $3.50 one way. $3.50
ROT NJ IHIr.
30, usrkinac Island and wayports-
uouel.y 3 H. IN; FRIDAY. $3.50 a. ~.
stateroouI Accommodations -- ppcr
birth. -! lower berth, si.bO. WnOie
room $3.50.
TICKET OIIICI--Thlrd Ave. wharf
IaI Woodward Ave tAIRJestic BidEJ
W Fort -. West. opp. PVstofilce,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
The PhillieS. Perhaps.

YATURALLY
M National league working world The
but just 1t is waiting because all the connders
about their I'll of battling each other Brooklyn leading favored
Phlies
only behind the lead through PLAYING New York while
whole
called
Coveleskie N the
a
lead BY
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

r. ~ Campbell. a former Harvard
star Who hb> helped In coaching the
Crimson squad for several sears. has
taken charge Of the I niVersity of
North carolina football team.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Wilton y. Ghec. W.. o. helping to-
cunCh the unrtmuuth squad. ne l.
Que - the Greens former star quar-
frrhncks.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

The ~aris vork Of Jorneif. team,
viii be watched closely nv Gr..era
xridiron scouts should the Red md
white show ANYTHING resembling the
champion Cornell team Of t0i5, over
time work immrdtRteIS win became
the lot Of tho prospective cPpone=ts
OF the Itharans this fnii.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Walter Camp L. niting his -tiunc
position - ADVISOR coach aud STRAIT
rgtst OF the NHic football PLAYERS.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

pay They hav
only the this and both have been Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
totals
sBatteJ for Mitchell In eighth.
fTAttcd ,pr ~fana-e 10 ninth.

TOtAI unHva oct rUit }. IhIhuel-
.phtI Sacrifice bt Nyrrs Stote0
ussrs--N itt altiunIs Pitching SUM
Ulart..t hits and 20 times ~ bat ~
Mitchell in : Innings none and 90
James i'm E. struck nut by Mitchell
t..r-ts4- Srhanr Brown 81. Is NJ
ers 5 tNrach, Mitchell =. Young Nc
Kee1 Bases IN balls or Mitchell
tWitD. uN Myers tCobh. Holman
: NsayhI Double pl1N Bush and
iieIlU1an Wit Frovyr amt Mclnuts.
FIRST base ON error Detroit Left
or base So Detroit s. rhHatvlrhiR p
Htt by. pitched bali By Myars =
tStauaEt. Purngl Wyires Natlin
and Dl.ouGhlr Attendance G2e2
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Eddie urtrr, fhr tIl- american
fputtrif rftr. is COS be- rDili1a fhzt
friurrtln lis mach ths tkriiEzt
~. '.frt -uusH .f Hnt - the big
sHst"ru c"ifeErs this year.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

DR. ~. u Williams, The veteran
Minnesota coach IL nRHtn ~ the helm
Of Gopher Eridlron snair-.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-19

In 'The Honor Of the Family" was an
other Of his creations that wiil take rank
with the best tmpersonations Of this gen-
GRAFTON. He is also possessed very largely
of the modern sense Of human interpre-
tation. In modern a. well a. classical
plays he has moments Of real power and
Inspiration.
An actors personality on the stage is
always equally as interesting as when
he is behind the footlights. The following
pen picture OF Mr.. skinner by his advance
man II graphic: He 70 always content
with his profession, his success, and with
life in general. He infinitely prefers an
afternoon Of hard rehearsal At the the
ater, with q brief respite afterwafd at
the Players Club to any function under
heaven. A well-init, well-built man. with
q striking profile and penetrating eyes
q man obviously artistic and easily Inn
pressionable. Otis Skinner belongs 70 the
best type OF his class.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-19
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
BeIasco-"Oh, Imogene."

The Messrs. shubert will present "oh.
1mogen." a comedy in three acts, by
Harry James Smith, the author Of Mrs.
Bumsted Leigh" at the Belasco Theater
next week
An excellent company has been engag-
ed with Marie Nordstrom in the leading
role. Miss Nordstrom's support will in
clude Wyndham Standing, Charles T. Yer
ner. Ralph NJ Remley, Kate Mayhem,
Elene Foster. Catherine Webb, and Flea
nor Brady.
The story concerns Imogen Throgmore,
who is the daughter of a retired actor of
the old school, brought up by him in the
old traditions and supporting him In COM
fort by teaching elocution and deport-
ment. Here is a world OF beautiful un-
realities. She has been shielded from con-
tact with the crude facts of life and 1t Is
because Of her utter ignorance Of what
real life is that she perpetrates an amaz-
ing tangle of difficulties and misunder-
standings. turning the world topsy turvy
in her efforts to secure happiness for
herself and others. For Imogen has
loved and lost" And when the man
whom she has loved and lost returns
quite by accident into her life, she feels
that the old ties must be renewed be the
cost what it will.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-19
STAGELURE NCESSANT,
SAYS FAMOUS ACTRESS
Kate Mayhem Came Back After Twen-
ty-6ve Years Absence.

when Kats Mayhem made her reap
pearance with Mrs. Ftske in Mrs. Bump
stead-Leigh." after q twenty-five years
absence from the stage, she was repeat
edly intervie wed upon the subject OF her
return after a retirement which she had
declared in its commencement to be a
permanent thing. And always there was
Just one reply from this famous woman
who in her twenty-five years theatrical
activity, appeared IN more than 500 diff
ferent roles upon the American boards.
when once the theater has gotten into
the blood of a man or woman he or she
will just as surely return to the stage as
water will run down hill." said Miss May
hew.
''It is inevitable that It should be so,
even against the firmest possible intention
on the part OF the player that it shall
be otherwise. When, twenty-five years
ago, 1 decided to give up the theater for
private life, had every intention OF
never returning to the footlights. But. you
see, began my stage experience at the
age Of summers, and its lure had
become woven into the warp and woof OF
my life 50 that II was impossible to get
It out
so here I am back again-and not
sorry to be back" she added.
Miss Mayhem. who has been seen with
practically all the better-known players
during the course OF her twenty-five sue
cessful years on the stage, made a tre-
mendous personal hit as Nav In sup
port Of Mrs. Fiske in Mrs. Bumpstead-
Leigh" the comedy Of character which
was written by Harry James Smith. who
, Is responsible for "Oh! Imogen," the new
three-act comedy in which Miss Mayhew
will be seen in support Of Marie Nord-
strom at the Belasco Theater next week
The Washington herald., 1916-11-19
DAMROSCH TO LEAD
SYMPHONY CONCERT

The public sale Of subscription tickets
for the New York Symphony Orchestra,
Walter Damrosch, conductor. opens to-
morrow morning at T. Arthur Smiths.
1906 G. street.
The New York Symphony Society oc-
cupies a unique position among SYM
phonic orchestral organizations In Amer
lea today. That its visits are regarded
as a stimulus to the local orchestra
rather than as the invasion Of a rival Is
shown by the fact that nearly everywhere
It appears outside of its home city the
concerts are given under the auspices and
usually the management Of the local or
ganizatiohs.
The series OF three concerts in this
city will be given at the Belasco Theater
on the afternoons of December 8, Janu-
ary .. and February Z. with Harald
Bauer, Julia Claussen and Josef Hofmann
as soloists in the order named.