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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

With the Governor and a large
per cent of the newly-elected
Idaho legislators strongly favor
ing the construction of the north
and south highway, there can be
little question about the early
completion of this grand project
which is to make Idaho one
state. In fact, the close of Mr..
Alexander's second administra-
ton should see this road in gen.
eral use, if the effort it deserves
is put forth in its behalf. And
those who will have the honor o f
building it will have erected. to
themselves monument of
achievement which will be rec
ognized by generations yet I'M
dreamed of. The north and
south highway is the big thing
for the new Legislature to put
over. If it carries this one pro-
ject to a successful issue it will
have accomplished more for Ida
no than any of it's predecessors
can boast of. -Nezperce Herald.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

Those losing politicians of
south idaho who saw all kinds of
crooked voting in the fact that
the vote of 1916 totaled $4,000
more than that of 1914 undoubt
eddy forgot that this was a pres
idential year, and that Idaho has
been growing some during the
past two years.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

With Wilson as president,
Alexander as governor, demo-
Gratis safely elected on state and
county tickets, high prices being
paid for grain, spuds and live
stock, we can all find some good
reason for giving thanks in
abundance next Thursday.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

Next Thursday is Thanksgiv-
ing Day and if the farmers of the
Northwest cannot find plenty to
give thanks for this year they
had better give up all hopes.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

Colonel Roosevelt has announc-
ed his intention of making a trip
to the FIJI islands. Too bad he
did not go before the campaign
opened.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

Hughes is still unwilling to
concede Wilson's election. He
is proving a mighty hard loser,
to say the least.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

The kind of questions you ask
will determine whether you are a
seeker after wisdom or merely a
busybody.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24

Copy for change Of ad. must be handed In by
Wednesday noon to insure change.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-24
CANVAS PRAIRIE CHRONICLE
F. S. winner, Rditos and Proprietor.

ISSUED EvERY FRIDAY
Entered at the Postofice at Cottonwood Idaho
for transportation through the mail as second
class matter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
HERRING INJURIES
HAND; IS BEATEN
CORN an Declared Winner
After Accident; West Out
points Battling Pewee.

Member. ~ tho o. VI \ \ v,r, .td.
ly disappointed Monday night Haeu Hu
entertaining s,Inp b,tNH,u 'Nhirlnlrd'
Joe Gofman and George Herring VnF
abruptly halted by ,u accident Herring
claiming his f.ght band NIs injured. ra.
fused to continue ~" bout. lud % RHs
forfeited 20 Gorrtn
The MIN HHd been li,uIng uu p0.n'f
during the nfs' eight ruurd. but Cor
man WIS rapidly Dyrrmhne us 1dy,r-
ary iu the ninth wl'u Do. cut iooa'
lightning attack That appeared 10 be-.
wilder Herring Il was just after Gor.
man alhri forth with mi. Onslaught
tWt lirIung lpn'rod his guurd aud an.
uounr'd ,htt rc could not proceed Gu..
man We declared TIE winner hv forfeit
Manager Samson of iN. o 49, \ \
announced Tuesday That li,mnE VIII
not BE- ON newt MoudHyS u.urr1m ll'
-td hu d.ir.s tu give the l'1 two nr
'hr'c vr,ks 'or MOI. training tI'u s'nd
him No against one of tu' champion.
Danny West neatly ouipu.nt.d Rat
Ting lcv," boo tH, i'u.rouni semi wind.
up Monday night PrNor.- gnmonc-. and
rlov,rn,ss enabled him ip lltt fnr tho
ten rounds Youug Martin Won over
Jack Wood In the second round M their
scheduled tiS round bout
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
EVEN BREAK ON
ROAD TRIP SURE
FOR LOCALS NOW
Snaps Men to Return Home
Tomorrow After Success
on First Invasion.

Winning that twelve inning battle rom
Sherman yesterday which, hN tn" way
Was the fiiBt cAtln.seSHion clash Ui the
year N the Western asSUrihtinn gave
the Senators q clnch on ~ least an even
break on their f,rst invasion Of the
enrmy's territory Even II they loFo to-
day they viii return 10 the home lol to-
morrow afternoon with the wins bud
losseH evenly divide I and fifteen ~ homo
games awaiting them Last year
memory serves rlght. an even break un
road trip wnH runSidofed very nest
record HAD oklahoma cily won ~
nany games On the road m 1913 NJ we're
lost tho 'Wcstcrn association bunting
would ho waving DER Saratoga PARK
right nov, inst 'Hd NJ ripping before
TeNns brocEcs ~ psnison.
The locals engagement with -h'l1nn
this afternoon viii end their Texas trip
They took two uut ~ three from Dent
son In tho met Sei.cs They leave Shcf-
man Immediately after the game. Wed
nesdav afternoon they open ~ Saratoga
with Paris sherman Dcnison. Tulsa and
Fort Smith then como IN order named Tor
three games each
II was tomc game they PLAYED down
~ Shermun YESTERDAY, The locals ,Tp-
pied with nsnernn pn tho bench with
n broken ankle. lifsnnou playing third
with spiked 'ugHr poorly healed o.
substllui. catcher guarding the initial
corner. a Sherman cRstGn In the outfl.ld
and one ~ our own outfield"rs playing
'huri Wlfe aplafchly doomed n defeat
before me- game vaS started They APP
hearcd hoDl.rsly ruirlassrd when Shrr-
man started of ly hamm"rIng Dennis
from the hoN I'm tho FIRST inning after
A..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Phillips, Former Paris Star, Will Go
In Against Old Teammates Wednesday
When Senators Open Season at Home

Phillips. iurnct s,st hulltt of the Paris
club. Who Was secured h, tho senators
hs, winter IN trade. probably ~ he
sen, w against HE old ted hsirs
Wednesday afternoon nj saratoga I~tk
when the I'D will b. ptied off the 1915
Oklahoma ci,, baseball season. rresl.
dcnt y. N Duncan ~ the local club sald
Tuesday h. thought n was Snaps a..
,en,ion 10 choose rhilllps for the opener.
although he had no, been officially al.
vis,d For the last three yssrs rhlllira
has been member " the Paris hurting
staff. and 10 take the mound AGAINST n
rarh team ~ill be nsw sensation fcr
him. iiis record last season with Parts
wss not a hishly favorable unc. but the
frcotds do show that he WAS = hard tuck
pitcher with = hard lurh club rhil,r~
loe' more sames ias, year by . ~ than
any other Western association bnsmsn
In tuly he was beaten three stfsish,
ilms~ hy this scofc. huldlns the opposing
lhls ~ three rms In tho tu uen,, seven
innlnrs willie Paris went scofelcss
rhlllirs looks better lirli now ihan ANY
cthci Of snarps pitchers flukef showe "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

ifirs conclusions over 'hy decision route
With an, one u' thy tOpuntyh lgM
weights lu thu game TODD,
IN, an, that welsh villiulh iskf hIs
tltls In lonr bout viii D., tho dat
that hr viii rciltr l, champion lir has
gone back 80 fer during ihr p1st two
wears that an, ono uf The thrc. leading
lightweight Rem, Leonard lohru,
Dundee uud charlie White .,su beat
him dv,isi,vly in au fuuu1s
The chances ~ Welsh b,ug hrp,koI
nut In ru.irvIslon hput are. a. Wr dr.
ylerci mofr than e 1,sr REu slwust uI
The Wrlshman has a tsti,,i drirns' .u'
hi- chin nnd bod, chat Dlu stand iH
pfctt, vel under usilladr uf blow
n Leonard. White nf Dundee hr Welsh
flush ur un ihc rhiu 90, uLh vll be-
over glui UAt is mot cos, ui trUumr.
lishm,nt. Welsh B'NnNs nghis with DIE
,h'n Uu his mctr end With hs luaIl
covering the other vulnerable arnls ON
HE upper works
And thBtH Nb, welsh boz been able
in rich up luis NJ suii muuy, dutinr
the past ,vnt nf fu h, ninrlirr IN O.
~ short huutt. without helms knof9t
out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
WELSH INJURIES HAND IN
GO WITH EVER HAMMER

NI.W WNUkIE. Npf1 o. rr-dd.,
Welsh lightweight champion boxer who
Vas defeated by ENcf MANNER ot CHI.
,ago IN t-n-found contest here Ices
nighi. was suffering to-day from iit,.
tuf,d rgh, hand The champion claims
he fractured his hand duriur the s"cund
round Of tho fight last nigm Uud tbt'
thu hfvlk BE- repetition uf ~ previous
fracture n ls doumWl % be- VIII h, able
tU luN 1galu fof several weeks
Welsh champion ~ tn, NghfNrIrI's.
Nps given sound hginE D., Ham.
r,,r. the chicago ,oUug.t,r 100 re- t..
round uu.dc,ision contest her, 'H.i night
The bout Nus a-i throughout With
welsh un the defensive most uf Tie
time Hammer Hgrrcssiy,N went after
M, champion M every round and Nt-
declared winner b, the n,Vsup,r. Do, H
~ idt margin
The, met NJ ,rtthWtiEb' Nti.U
Weighed In Of i1si. m the afternoon
Hammer ~ ilss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Dii a mn O md
Gil MT s

one i- caused tu wonder " Midget
NcCab' ls attempting to establish Fl
record for consecutive hitting this cHtl}
In the season he polod safety Mon
d., In the nth onnsccut," game Al
together McCHhc has secured ten hits
Iu twenty times at bat. for IN average
of 300
~ begins to lopk az n the Fort
Smith scribe who sent that Look out %
siguM around Just before the season
opened knew whereof he spoke Fort
Snith Won the MN straight game Mon
dbN and has not Vet been beaten The
Twins are nov plnnning 10 d'di,at, their
new pDrk
Tho Producer, continue az travel ri 90
mndytp pace also The, won "a" Soc.
unu straight from pcnisnu Monda, and
played ortorlcy hpll Hopper home
uu In the fourth save the Tui.ans u
had uf three runs which the Rpilrondcrs
were never able to Overcome
Manager Hcine Mas of Muskog',
evidently thinks he has pretty ialr
team In fact Mas sppcsts su we'll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

summary Twu.bss" hts. Younkman
sorcy YOUNG: sacrifc" hit. Snapp. Ia.
cobs. Nokcs. Lipps; stolen bases. McCSbc
4 Nasle. Jacobs. Payne. Young. Nok-s
double plsNs. f1ukct. McCabc aud Snnpp.
sor-y Young and Hfsntr len IN bases.
Oklahoma city ~. sherman 4. first on
bnlIr. off Hoffman 8; on Gaines .. III
Fnltcloth l. off tluker ? struck out. nv
Dennis 3 Hoffman g. Fiukcr \ Gsincs
7. hlis. off pouni' In 81 inning Fluker
= In u ~ inninrs. III hoffman In 4,
innlnrs. Gaines Z w innings. hlt hy
pitcher hy Dennis ttfrntsl. nv f1uker
Uirlssl. hy talf,loth tlltannonl Time,
two hours aud thirty eight minutes rm-
pirp NNVfa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
~ FRANK @. m,Nku.

New York. Aprl Goth II would seem
that the Wiscst cuurto for Frank Hu,ch
tn pursue d. tn tvmain In retirement aH
'nf Rs wrestling match With Joe
Strchcr ~ concerned
Gotch u lh wears old ipr bcNond his
wrestling prime. aud rusty because
oi Yeats ~ mat idlcnes stcchtr is %,
In the mll bloom " his Nuurg man.
hood. and practically ~ the crest ot his
me,vnfir career n Is dnuhtful " Gctch.
IN tho dh,s " hia greatest pruWcas Nas
ss wonderful wrestler a. Stcch'f ls tu.
dH,
", frmlInur n retirement Gut,h 20.
ialns dutIur nll the rest NJ his days the
gluf, that hvinuI tu ~ undeicstud
champion. to tn athlete Whn met and
beat the strongest toes rit,rd against
him h.fufr nrr romv ou ~ coming M,
aud iping conclusions hv probably Will
de- q lin, Ieftcs
Go,oh isn't After Coin.
No one justl, would acrus. Hot,h cl
displa,iul Nhup feather h, tvtusink
tn meet Siochrt nov He sliM is gnnd
/ iirs hrynnd his prime and ont ot wtcs.
I illnr condition
Yes u.o,ch would gain jgb uon ~ w b,
. ptapplinE with Stschcr nW sntch isn'I
money mRd isi 700 doesn't mean muci
I TO him nov He's worth upwards NJ
/ $3.50 200 what is ,as 900 To- him compared
I with The probable loss of his pfirclesi
] ursautp ,he championship
! n the Un,rh nf to-day we're the Uotci
NJ nyv ~ eight years aru, then a mai
7 houi With Steyhsf would he worth 40
inr thousand miles tn see \, would 4.
I the gfapple ~ the century nuti ala :
gnith y a. and Sierhrt is p Sisthe
BE- romins and Go,th went long agr
Whatt the answer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

snol form In the JusinE staEcs " Mon.
lays cun,es, 1T sherman bu, had no,
been dependable heretofore. Phillips held
penieon safe In the ilrtt game VI the sra.
son Hnd NJ, he'd winning hall against
sherman SUNDAY while hls teammates
verv hrlns lc, down with three hiis
There viii bc two other former Paris
stars In the oklahoma CITY lnc.up when
the lucels aud t1llmanr crew hook m
W,dnt sday rheN ARE Manager Eatl
-saspp " the Senators. who, pilctcd Paris
n portion uf last year and played second
base the res, " the yeaf and Ray Naslt.
outficidsf. who ranked Second among the
league batsmsn with an average ~ iit
Mig Hail. former Oklahoma city zen.
tefficlief WIN wen, 10 PARTS IN the trade
for rhlnips and Naslc. wlli he aeen In ar.
ton against his fo,m-f brethren
Wednesday rsHic viii be started AZ
a,s. following nstadc through the
downtown streets The plaiets viii ride
IN automobiles Mayur OVefhplsct has
DECLARED wednesds, half holiday, IN
order that cl,y emrlo,cs NAV set ont ici
thr game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
MIAMI PREPARING FOR
NORTHEASTERN MEET

MIAMI Okla. Nprl o. ,sporisiN
studrnts teachers aud ever, on, ,on
nc,t.d with The Miami hsh.'hool 'ro
working hard IN preparation for fb,
Northeastern Oklahoma track meet which
viii b- held leo Niami ON saturday of
this week
The Northeastern Oklahoms iFH,k meet
hai become an annual event that has
attracted considerable attention BmoH-
~, hishs,hools In this part oi the state
MBmi Vbs tho winner 81 th" os'ut Hs'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Plcklnn In, MhIt, So.

Tho majority NJ American league bail
play crs That We have talked to are pick.
ing the white So, ~ win.
The general verdict seems 10 he that
commy'a club l. stronger On Offensive
than tho Red Sor and stronger on de
fcnsc than tho Tiger. with q proper
balance that should he victorious
Th' idea seems n be that White S0r
pitching backed M hy the batting n
Collins Jackson. t'ournicr and o,hev
VIII be nhou, enough Which YOU ATE ~
liberty 10 ponder ~ bry moment that
irAy com. along
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
:,
ORANTLANO RICE ~
GOLF IN EUROPE

OBcprintcd Without lcducSD
40 muro the mnSllo nlcks tho Pill
Nuug The ancient green
so moro the brasHl''h sw"rping DlUut
Re echoes down the scene,
liut ctddicH fur Nh, playcr Death
Amid the .hotH that flN.
The only dvots thc} replace
Nrr where the dondm"u lic.
D"op. bunkrrcd Ia tho crimson trench
lnplayablc with gore,
Their flashing irons lenp 20 meet
The cannon bclchnr Fore
Ana where the shrapucl's long approach
Comes booming through the stripe.
The only par they dream OF no"
is one more day Of NE,
Tho vcrdart turf rill winds AfHr
Nhcrr AprllH fnlrViy rolls.
Sufc from tho iron that today
Rps only into souls
And each mans drive .hall come 10 rest
within - trap ~ deep
That nothing but the blade u God
shall lif him from hs fl"ep
And you who curse the cuppy lie
Or mourn your wrstohod tate.
Because you missed a simple putt
And msrf,d your perfect slate
Give one thought 20 their game today
Among the rottlno dead,
Where In the wake Of every shot
The dArk green turf grows red.
Thcr" lS one feeling n relief. after sll
In holding IN umpr''s lob The har,
rsSsed Imp ls one type of citizen thR'
csn look upon approaching war viii
cquanlmit, showing that whatever hap
pens u bound by the law of gravity T.
bc In m" nature NJ nm uplin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
NATE JACKSON TO FIGHT
IN GOTHAM NEXT WEEK

message was received TUESDAY hN
Stmm, samson. manager NJ the Bust
ness Mems Athletic ,iuh. stating that
Nate Jackson. Oklahoma Ci,y aspltant
tnr the han,amweirht championship, will
appear iu tcn.tound bout NJ New York
next Tuesday niHht
The messarv din me-, give the name NJ
Jn,ksnns opponent Nor dld " say witch
club ls staging the contest samson 10
expecting ~ letter giving delpils within
the next dnN ~ 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
CHAMPIONS FAR DOWN IN
FIRST NIGHTS BOWLING

ATLANTA. tpril q The second an.
rual tournament NJ the Southern bowl
ing congress which opened here last
righi. viii get under way IN earnest Ia.
nght Six doubles aud twelve single
matches are scheduled
IN the doubles and singles laft night
Y Ellio, and he Nissc. Atlanta made
NJ, best shnwinr With nts lot the ihirc
s,mcs Scott and Halt last Years dou.
hc- champion wctc able 10 iopplc onl,
al pIus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
MILLER ANo noeRY MEET.

I',u NUl,r negro mddlrWcisht traln-
'r .ur ...,ul ol th" Youngsters at the
f. 81 a. win clash with iiat Mobry
%, Dp.iH Iu t'n.round bout A. ths
Capital CTS Athletic club Wednesday
night Tho ,Iubroom whore the mill will
be presented Us lo'sicd at ga West Cali
fufnH avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
REGULARS TO STRIKE SCENE.

VALDEZ Alaska Apti rs Compan,
A. OF the i,,h United states iniantt,
stationed nt Fort lliscum. near here
has heon ordered to Anchorage IN rnn
ncctior with the urkr " lahnrts cr.
plu,od in the construction ~ the co.,
crninem reirnad m, .y-ll'rs viii IN.
Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
on,,p.r AamI,,Ion, AhnlI,n.a.

Sadness has settled over Got ham town
since the announcement that tho Dollar
iicld si The Belmont itsck has bsun
abolished The action va forced upon
the racing official h, the police nuthuh
Ties IN Nassau county ,NeW YORK
The dis,tiv, attorney claims the hulk
NJ the under cover" betting isst .sason
vas done un the dollar field. and that
there we're only y fcw " the grandstani
patrons vho violated the rule uf
forcing hulk " N, Utuwd into the grand.
stands, that the Wagering viii he ~.
dur-i h. minimum Tnv hnfss lovers
In New Nufk. who rsnno, aifu'd 10 pafi
nom y c,tft time thei vani a. &C.
ths races. afo hemnanins the isri that
ihet sf. the nnais n the hfht 90
betting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

ST LOUIS, Aprl 2S.-Clcvelsnd got
busy In the MN inning Monday and
scored the runs which beat the pruwns
The Score a. N T.
Cleveland ...... ufn O1O 600 II n
~, Louis ~ 300 nOn ON1- 4
Bnucties Uiuoiu, navcnpor, aud Hart.
ley; lsoudCtmilk. iinrh, and O'N-ill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

NASiilNGrON. Anil 2i Walter
Johnson had the Yankees ut hif mcrc,
Monday and Washington won. ttos
The 9tnr, n n 4
New York uun OnO nns n
Washington uO2 inu IT, II n
nlilcilvs ShtVk"N Cullup Shork,,
and Nuunmnknr Walters, Johnson aud
Alnsmlii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
on. Joyi

The baseball season s now under
WY and The Insurance companies have
added tmpltins 10 the liz, of Hazard.
ous Occupations Hut what We started
10 say was that nlil Piss ~ rcitisrcw.
Arkansas, has started . Rou,cfs' club
10 boost the home team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
BOSTON alsns. A,hI,,Ie,

PHILADELPHIA April % The An.
lctics found Leonard puzzle and the
world's champions won 10 a.
The Score n IL 3
Roston ........ psn Unn iNia.i /
Philadelphia .. NOn nnu UUn-a 1
Batteries Ctuwell Shehsn and Mover
Leonard aud Cairisnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.


Ch,sso 9. At Philadelphia o. Bostcn 4 at
Washington A. Sew York = st ~ Louis I.
cleveland
CANES TO-DAY -Chi,aso a, Cleveland
peitui A. ~ l.ouis Philadelphia al Wash.
ins'on. ho.ion et New York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Freddie welsh announces that he viii
retire af champion rn lulN T. i'if
Welsh MAY d. u and b. ms, not n
900 i,rrnis upon whether bf not th'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Sprinp SONG
oulme, and England

The wind sings over the April mcddcrs-
Double headers double headers
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


DETROIT, April 20 Jim scott. pitch.
ms his flfst game uf tlu wear Tor me
White SoN. Was knorkrd off the rubber
In the fourth inning and Detroit won,
4 tu .
Tho score A. IL l.
chicago ........ ulu ulu wO- I
Detroit ....... OuO irO uUsa, /
batteries Syott. Williams aud S,halk
Linn. Cny,lvsklt and Stanngv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

cf Cincinnati. were married last Sat.
urdsy
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Yesterdays Battles
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


PARIS. Tovls. April 25 The Nlncs
dropped their mn straight game hero
Monday when they were ho,tcn 10y the
locals. 10
The Score u o. a.
NCA,tcr ..... uu2 niu uuu-4 ln
Paris ......... iul luu 2l'-- 10
Batteries Lewis and White. Watson
and HAYES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

n \. sourbler oi East Germantown.
Ind, wants TO Fct Into the club as
htesmsstcr
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
cards Win Only Gsm,.

CINCINNATI. Nprl c5-St Louis
sNBtici the hall hard In tho hs, two
innings aud won the only National league
game Monday 3 tu
Tho Score " " r.
81 Louis ....... uui nNN Ia' % % %
Cincinnati ..... iun Ulu WU 70
batteries Meadow Williams aud
Snyder Schulz and Clnfk
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GAMES roDA,-n1i.boi
NATIONAL LEAGUE srA>piNG.


~ lnui. 4 A. Philadelphia New YORK. ,ust
poned, cold ~ Hosion Htuukiin. postponed
rain At chicago. pi'tshutgh, postponed
rain
GAMES TO-DAY - BROOKLYN NJ phiia
drlphla New Nofk al Boston: Pittsburgh ~
chicago ~ Louis ~ Cincinnati
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nrs,lrs ,ys,,UpN Al Loul.,I


81 Paul 4 At Volumhus = Milwaukee
A. rulcdo o. Kansas CITY indianapolis
Minneapolis game called IN third, rain
GAINES rODAY-s, Paul u, Louisville
Milwaukee si Columbus, Kansas CITY 81
Toledo, Minnearol,. =, Indianapolis
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No s,orpiro Twins

. FORT SMITH Nrk Nprl 90 i-tSp,.
cisD Font Smith made 10 nyc straight
vIctorics b, winning from MuskoErc Mon
DAY tn
Tho S,nr, n "A o.
Mus kugtr .... 900 uuu nla. b
Fort Smith - nUU UUl 1.- n
batteries Eishop aud Scott; car.
michael aud Adams
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ASImcAN ASSOCIATIONS sr,>pr>O.

GAMES TODAY New orleans A. Mobile
birmingham Ht Atlanta Nashville ~ Mem
phi', Chattanooga AZ Little Rock.
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bENiSON, TeNos. April .; --tSp,riab
Luck uHs With the Producer. aud the,
won from the locals Monday. Q a. : \
homcrun with on, on decided the con.
test
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SOUTHERN lnAGur STANDING.
RESULTS ,ssrsWpA,

=, Chattanooss :. 10 innings A. Atlanta T.
nlfminshsm A. Memphis l. Nashville .
Al Mobile q New orleans q
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t.xAs ,.sAUvr STANDING.


Dallas A. san Nnionio ., Houston = AZ
weston. tsin.