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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Jess Willard Does
Not Like Morris y
But Will Fight Hin.

CHICAGO jess willard 10 not figvr-
Ing on quitting tho ring. Denying re-
ports ~ his retirement, tho heavywsight
champion In n letter TO Chicago frtenda.
said that he would he ready 10 defend
his title M soon ss ths circus season 10
finished IN October.
Tho champion said he was entirely
through with lack Curley and Tom
ZONES HIS former managers, who have
threatened TO sue him.
As long MS ! was working on q sal-
nry Jones and Curley got their per.
ren,nge on my earnings" Willard wrote.
nut tho war and had weather hurt the
show business and | received notice that
my contract, was to ne Cancelled. That
would leave me out In tho cold. 70
bought the circus
AS ownsr Of tho show. and not an
ompoyo. couldn't 500 whore Jones and
rutley should he entitled 10 any part of
tho gross receipts No discharged them, Z"
Willard conhded that he woiGhed In
the n~ighborhood of 400 pounds, which ID
about thirty pounds above his usual
lighting weight and that with little
training viii ba able to defend his honors
In 4 twenty rpund contest
~ isn't true that | have refused Ia
hox el,hcr Carl Morris or Frsd Fulton"
! WIZARDS letter continued. why should
meet either Of thAm IL ia truc that do
not like Morris, but that doesn't msan
! that he's barred "
The hlp kansnn has amnssrd for
! tune since ho became champion, II ID
srld that he has between 500. 900 and
| $500 900 planted away In Chicago banks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Missouri's Eleven
Is Given Hard Blow .
by Campaign for
Recruits for Army

COLUMBUS 1917 football tenn Of
the nivorsity Of Missouri has been given
n hard blow by the enllstments In II
hnso hospital detachment OF Captain paul
hamilton and three of his bnckficld
stars They arc Morris Rider, fun. and
Harry Nincr. half both Of Kansas kby
and william collins, half, OF Lathrop
Mo. They joined detachment No. 20. sta
TONED nj Kansas city. the organization
Of which has been completed, and were
ordered to await a call that Is expected
to put them IN France long before the
Tiger fall practice starts on Rollins field
here.
Followers OF the 1915 Missouri team
will not soon forget the work Of the -four
players during the last year, when tht
Tigers annexed the Missouri Valley con.
ference championship In tho final game
with the Kansas university at Lawrence
n was Hamilton. In the line, who tore
the Kansas offensive to shreds. MAXIM
big holes through which Collins sped foI
aTone the biss&t factors in the "a 10 {
victory OF the MissouriAns Hamilt on.
home IN In HarrisonvIllc Mo Collins /,
q brother Of clint Collins former star
quarter on the Tiger team Rider Is q
track star In addition TO his football
while Vner plays basketball as well az
he carries the pigskln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
TRACK AND FIELD
Cool Weather
Affects Bobby.
Jones' Playing

CHICAGO. July 10 Bobby Jones "
Atlanta, Southern champion, did not lhn
the cool air OF the second day of he
western amsteur golf championship 10
his liking ard with three sevens heoreu
49-tl-S3 which made his total Tor u,o
36-hole qualification round, lbd, a, ~.
Haynes Of Rockford, Ill; playing WIN
Jones, scored to-t6-Ss, making ms '1St'
for the two qualification rounds l'l'
proba bly, too high to qualify,
The youthful Dixie expert appeared u
triNe sun His direction was bad on
the long game and he was shooting IRON
the rough and bunkers al the WAY, Iht
last OF the 80 pairs In the Qnoiltl'auoh
round did not start untii nearly noon
Scores ran higher than expected yes
terdsy, Kenneth +. Edwards OF Mido-
THAN being the only one OF IN" l''
starters to equal par. ~
Francis Ouimet OF RoNon. and John
G Anderson OF New York headed th'
eastern enttnnts. invited TO participate
to make the tournament nalonhl IN
scope with II strokes.
While Perry Adair, with ~, had the
best score OF the southern contonderS
Bobby Jones, the youthful southern cham
pion, wns only one stroke behind. Win
Tom Prescott, also OF Atlanta.
The international entrants, Jack MAY
champion Of Argentina, and j 5. worth
inyton NJ England did not measure up u
their American opponents in the FIRST
round taking 81 each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
l]NIlW661IY
ANDHlshLS"
RVMoNa0 Gdz2S
Uncle wloally and tho Tear Pool.

Uncle Wloully and tho Tear Pool,
Copyright 1917. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndcnte)
r fNCLE WlGGILY LONGEARs. the
nice rabbit gentleman was on,
~ walking In the woods ono day. won
dorlnE what sort OF an adventure
no would have when he saw a little path
leading away from HIS hollow stumr
bungalow, and II seemed TO 10 through n
part OF tho forest in which he had never
been
I'm take that path and see whore I,
leads. said the bunny gentleman to
himself
which grew near clump OF ferns, he
tied his tall silk hat firmly on HIS head
leaving his ears sticking out OF the holes
at the top, and tucking under his paw
his red, white and blue. striped bsrb@
pole rheumst stism crutch that Nurse Jane
Furry Wuz,y, his muskrnt Indy house
keeper had gnRwed for him on, of a
cornstalk, away started Uncle Wigsily.
II was n nice warm summer day, and
before the old gentleman bunny had
gone very far he began to feel thirsty
Just ns you do when you go on n picnic
and eat pickles. only | hope you don't
eat too many OF them
II wonder II thcro Ia not n spring oi
wnter around here" thought Uncle Wig
ally, and he began 10 look about under
Wv H., VI w u'' shu nusnrr
y, umu 'a,1o ',,uo ns,en.ns lot mushlns
moEsy stones
Inc. umv,n Whb"y sn'ii"u WIN ~
p'uh' L","h.nE nosn un,m u IooNcd ik'
SnioNsn p'cNlnt up corr. ..,- -,
Ah, hh otleu the ounhy uncle
Sn wa'or Ior you knoW ahlnhls hno
sce a. In which they are moro gifted thar
We are ,,.,--,.. -.,,,,
=" ncl" MlEslN snlilen ana Hhitien
lnu ,nen, noulng hls PINK; twlnk,lnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Opening of Grand
Circuit Will Be
Big Sporting Event

CLEVELAND, ohio Judging from the
speed shown by horses racing on the
half mills track md tho splendid form
shown by those In training hero, at In
dINnnpolr Detroit. Columbus ana other
hlg mile rings, the opening NJ the GrNnd
circuit on the North Randall oval. July
10 To II, will he one ~ the foremost
sporting events NJ tho summer.
Rnckvntdneus NJ tho season apparently
has not affected tho slablcs numerically
or In tho matter OF spnod. In fact, the
horses apnonr to he In better CONDITION
! than usual 81 this time
North Rnndsll AID very well In ~ clos.
ing events and indications are that On.
| tries To tho latn purses. which closed m
July 2, viii be annie 10 make five after.
Moons of ish.grndr sport The program
~ this opening meeting follows,
Monday, July 1910 tro'. purse ~ sNo'
| f'rat division 2-yenr-itot (cio~sh), stake
~ bn0; 2l0 psco fc,o.cd). purse 0.000I
2 .OG pace, purse 81 700
Tuesday. July l7--2;io trot, purse d..
Ooo, first division 4. year -oid trot frtoeed),
,tako ~, ZOO. 70t pace. purse Si.f0et 1:iS
pace, purse u 900 80
Wednesday,, July Is-3Ia 'rot. purse
" n0o. aos trot (c,osed). ~ 0oo sscood
/ divlslon 2.yssr.old trot (clossd), stake
~. roo; 7lt pace. purso u 900.
Thursday, July 10 -sacond division =.
wear old tro, iclorrd), rtske H.s0o! f!i(
tro, (clo.cd>. purse $4,000 7ios or better
tro' tclorcd). rw""ps'nhn- With added
monevi All prce. nyrse VI 900
Friday, Iuly 20 s'o7 trot. nurse Si.s00
free for.nll pnco, purse VI MO pace
purse 81 900; ana 'rot purse $1,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

cry alligAtors or the funny fox may have
put up tho sign to fool me
hut when tho rabbit gentleman took
a second look at tho birch bark sign he
saw that II really was Allcc's writing
We'll. she must have some reason
for IT," said the bunny, with sigh.
she dreamed rightly about two fat
boys-Tweedledum and Twcedsdee sav-
ms me from the alligntorr. 30 she must
have somo reason 'or asking me 10 walt
until shs comes But Am very thirsty"
uncle Wigglly sat down on tho greon.
mosry bank beside tho spring OF water
and looked at H. And II scanned 40 cool
and wet and he was 40 thirsty. that II
was nll he could do TO keep from Jump
Ing In and having n bath. as we'll M
drinking all hn wanted
The sun grew hotter and more hot. and
the rabbit gentleman, more and more
! thirsty, and he didn't know whR, to DO
when all ~ sudden, out from the
bushes jumped had old black bear
An, hs" growlcd tho bear. 81 am
giving II a trolley ride In n baby car
rlnEc.
I'm time for what" asked Uncle Wiz
gily, casual like and make believe In
different
"In time for. lunch" answered the
hear 81 was afraid IA he n little late
| hope | haven't kept YOU waiting"
For my lunch7" asked unclo wIsslly
mo For MINE" and once more the
bear smackcd his lips hungry like IL
am Just IN ume. ! $50"
"Oh, ! thought YOU meant YOU we're
Just In time 10 take drink or this
water" said tho bunny, pointing AZ the
pool ~ YOU did YOU aren't"
Ia that" asked the hear curious like
II mean we can't have drink until
Alice comes -the sign says So" spoke
unclo Wigsily. politely
Pooh | don't believe In signs 4"
snapped the bear. ~ am thirsty and I'm
going 60 have drink" md with that
he took n long one from 'hn woodln nd
pool And then n funny thing happened
Tho bear began 20 grow smaller and
smaller, First he was the size Of dog
then OF cat, then ~ n kitten, then he
shrank to the llttleness Of mouse, md
next he vas like a juno hug Then h.
became n July bug, next he was no larg
rr than little black ant, and finally he
became microhe, and Uncle Wiegily
couldn't seem him Al all
We'll. thank goodness he's gone'
said the bunny. "But what made him
40 shrinking Ike I wonder
III was the pool OF tears" said y
voice behind the bunny. and there stood
Alice from Wonderland This pool 4.
alum water, Uncle Nigrily" sho said.
and n YOU drink II YOU shrink and
shrlvel up and blow away That's why
II put thu sign on so nothing would
happen 20 YOU | knew about the pool
a. It's IN my story book. And now We
can go have some funny adventures %
And away they went over tho hills
nnd far away and that hear was never
seen again hut II pussy cat doesn't
catch the Ice cream cone In tho mos
quito not and feed It 20 tho soldneh
! IN toll YOU next about Uncle Nlgglly
] and the needles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
New York Pitcher
Accused of Larceny

sTIouIs. July lO-Rsy Caldwell, pitch.
c, Tor Tho New York Americans, wa.
.rres,sd her. last nlsht on chsrse ~
i,rceny The arrest was mad. on com
rlnlnt Of Mrs Lucky l. lncN VINO ~
nnnd rins valued At tib0 she told the
ns.is,nni circuit nttorn.y that caldwell
,,hno Waiting her on June 20 took the
,I,', from drawer and has not returned
n Mir. nlck said she married since
The disappearance Of the tlns CMdwsIl
when arrested said III" tinr was IN
CI.yel.nd He wa. released on bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Splitting on Umpire
Costs Tinker $1O0

CHICAGO July Joe Tnkp,. man.
aver Of the Columbus club ol the Amer.
IAN association. today wac Nned 800 ny
presiden, Hickey for splitting In Umpire
i(nnurs face during Argument In the
same AT columbus last Thur sdny. pitcher
n Brown. who hlsn participated In the
ltmorstratlon against the umpire. VAS
fined Nv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

BOSTON. July 10 Especial )--Sevoral
seasons ago when Connie Mack picked
m Herb Pennock. n very thin young
pitching recruit he announced that Herb
showed every sign of developing into n
t"irliug star OF exceptional class PEN
mock was lean and hnky with n nice mo-
ton and lots OF stuff But somehow hn
didn't seem 10 come through for Connie
Mack
Tho Athletics sold pennock to the Boz
ton Red sox and for two sehsons no was
of little use to them. owner lhnnin and
Bll Carrigan both helleycd that Herb
how to mako the most OF IT. rennock is
now coming through for tho Red Sox and
winning games for them In an hour Of
need. when Babe Ruth was under sus
pension Pennock stepped into his shoes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Summary: Home run. Llppr; twohnse
hits, Barr 2. Betts: stolen bases. Coun.-
tryman, Davidson: pitching record.
man runs. hits IN 4 innings; struck
out. by Wright O. by Kaufman !. by
Leverett J; first base on errors oklahoma
City Fort Smith Z: first base on balls.
of Wright l. Off Kaufman !. of Lev
crett I: hit bv pitcher. Wano by Leverett,
Adams by Kaufman; wild pitch, Wright
T. left on bases. Oklahoma city ?. Fort
Smith I Time, one hour and thirty
minutes Umpire. Spencer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
The Big Four

Batting averages Of the two leading
br tiers of the two big leagues. Cobb. De-
troit and Speaker, Cleveland of tho
American and Cruise, st Louis and
Rousch. Cincinnati. including thu games
OF yesterday, follow:
American 4 eaoue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

PITTsRuRGH. July l0-Jack Dillon.
indianapolis middlewelght, and Harry
Greh Of Pittsburgh, have signed To box
ten rounds IN this city July 10. II was
announced today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
S. O. S.

BulletIn-The good ship Booster struck
a snag just of the Fort Smith const at
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and nt mst
r.ports was sinking. while the band
played l3 10 tune, Skipper murray
bravely strove to avert the ca'astrophe
but unless aid reaches her shortly tho
vessel Is In grave danger OF going TO the
bottom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
So Gru77t2o71d7 771ce

this trip and stick around thu crcst, thoy
must rtill he considered pennnnt fa
vorltcs as for the las, two years they
have done all their beat work from the
start ~ the stretch, Tho club starts
west In fine condition, well placed In the
race II has not been callcd upon "a
boar tho burden ~ pnccnlaklng. which
10 burden In n pcnnant race, Just M II
is In amy other sort ~ running
Tho White soH look moro Formidable
this season than they have cvnt looked
before, but they rtlll have flne bal
club TO hsat, a club that undoubtedly vii
hang on 10 tho flnlsh The sprint he
tween these two Ia sure 10 he the sou
sons leading feature
oulmets Appearance,
Tho competitive appearance " FtanclI
Ouimot In tho western amateur Mt Mia
lothian this w~oh will bo Nn interesting
addition TO WolfnG lore,
II has been two years now since ont
met fell before Jimmy Stnndlrh ~ De
trult. In the amateur championship
since that date the Hostonlnn hn
played any amount ~ rsrH golf. but nom
Of this has been given In tournnmcr
rompetltlon There would hc greater nn
tionnl interest n both Evans and Gnrd
nrr were entered, but M II N Ouimo
win have hard field to overthrow he
fore finishing first
| n Oulmet should win, tho complication
ensuing would be abnormal We woul
then have tho western amateur champion
living In the east. hut unable To compel
In tho east as an amateur,
N this isn't complex enough ws At
| fplled for n Tebuttnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

The Red sos are now facing az I'M
portsnt tour through the wost hets'o
iorc they hsv. played their best hnil IN
tho western country, and 10 ,hs' Sn'y
have always fought their hhrdos,
II they maintain their old s'anoaros OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

The Boosters got only two hits rnNS. I.
son s.ttInr a single and Lipps a home
run.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League,
A. Prooklyu chicago, wet grounds
~ Philadelphia Pittsburgh. wet grounds
A. Ncw YORK x ~ Louis
At Vostou 0 Cincinnati
American League.
AZ s, Lou, : New York
At Detroit ~ Washington Is
At Cleveland I Hoston
American Association.
Al ~ lHul 4 kansas city
Al Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee l.
Al Columbus 0, Louisville
Al Toledo do-ludi0nHpolis, PLAYED previously
Western League.
At Joplin wichita
At omaha 0. Dcr Moines
At ST Joseph T. Denver
At Sioux City-Lincoln. played previously
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Western Association.
oklahoma city at Atdmore
McAlcster NJ Sherman
Tulsa at Fort Smith.
Muskogee at DanisOu
American League.
philadelphia ut chicago.
Washington AZ Detroit
New York NJ St Louis
cleveland Boston game postponed, wet
grounds
Cincinnati at Hortou.
chicago Mt brooklyn
So Louis nt New York
pittuburrh- Philadelphia game postponed
rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Even Dlnsh Wright was unable 70 holo
tho Twins In check while i~verett WA
mater OF the situation st all timss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

williams, Fort Smiths secondbaasman n.
made four hits out OF fivs tinea up' and
barr three Two OF Bars wero for TWO
bases.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Cinclnnaus bs,smsn pounded N.hf
hard, getting fourteen hl!s fSr t~sng;; y;
four times up. Two Of them were dou-
hlns and one a Triple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Even ths Germans Are Getting Tired of Cham
csNor vom Bs&hmanm-Hollwcg
Wa Sony OF summer.

Wa sony OF summer.
Sing your song of summer for the golden
glow of Juno
sins Il for the music OF thousand birds
In tune
LIT your voice knyly for tho asure OF
Its sky,
star-llt In the shadows M the dusk wind
whispers by;
Send tho echoes rollicknE OF lovers IN
tho lane
building cir castles In tho phantonS
realm ~ spain;
sing It's many gloriss--but the melody
II tho corn uron the cohle, and the
melon on tho vine,
Sing your song Of summer for the har-
vest ~ tho field.
The magic wealth ~ nature and Tn"
bounty NJ her yiold
sing of rills, rock .reuel whore tho ever
singing streams
Ripple IN their music through the land
Of goldsn dreams.
sing ye of ils roses. NJ its dsiSled foMS
Of white.
The aweotnsts OF the morning ana tho
slhendor ~ It's night.
Far echo ot all its wonders but tho SONG
that goes for mnc
Ia the corn upon the Goblet and the melon
on tho vine,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Sport Splinters

Oklahoma city closed tho ssries a. FOR,
smith with yesterdays Gams, losing 10
TO / Out of tho four games played WIN
thu Twins the Boosters won one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

The only base on balls issusd ny Ames
resulted in tho winning run SCORING
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

ny getting two hits out of four times
nm willie Cruise went to ths plate three
,ime- wi,hou, hit Rols,h 70 nov ,me
i,sdinR Crluse by 0O6t Some race that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

The Giants made II four straight games
from ct Louis. sAllos holding the 'stns
TO two runs, while the oinn,s sooren
ibre, or Amss Ealles IL o former Card
ana Amos n former GIANT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Tyrus Cobb, hi, sal for IN, day se,,
III" doublehsadsr. speakers one ny 9pS
OF four trips to tho p'ate gave MN '3'V
Inr the day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

MrAlss,,r hold the QUO point lead owe
Fort Smith by trouncing Denison ~ TO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

They move TO Ardmore today Lots
hone for batter results there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Tn. White soy. though defeated by
pbiia adelpbls, held on TO first place AZ
,bn ned Eos were nestlnG their third
.,r,iyht dsfeat at Cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

and the team scarcely suffered through
Ruthr loss
Jack Barry SAYS that Ponnock In n
made over" pitcher, lio In not tho same
skinny Youngs'er who wna trying to hi
y winning stride few seasons ago He
has put on weight and has developed =
good head Above all he las perfect ed
HIS control and though he has no more
stuff and curves than before he can now
use all he has with confidence
Tho Red Sox quite often como In for
their fun share " luck and P"nnock Ia -
fair example OF H. Credit Ia due TO Ian
min. Carrigan and Barry for patience IN
waiting for Herb TO como through, but
they have bcen rewarded. pennuck also
Ia n good hitter and though not IN Babe
Huth's class he comes nearer II than
most pitchers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

A phenomenal stop and throw by
wnmbsssnps in the ninth Inning prevent,
ed Boston from tying the sooro ana ehdsd
the ghme
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

N.w York Yankees punched four o.
u,sir five hits on Davenport ~ the. fr.t
and seventh innings and defeated NJ
o,Is TO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

II vas a pitchers' battle at sherman
Cornins getting to Victory over na''
shury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Limerick OF the Links
A golfer who topped all HIS mashisn
And cut the golf ball into dnshlos,
ps claimed with each miss
I,ut In telling you this
| am forced to Use and -- -- --
Not Yet

War may have dlrlocnicd many enter.
princs, especially those attached to sport
but no far II has failed 10 upset baseball
The game 10 fnr has known moro thar
average prosperity, with the RttendNnc,
FUZZY up 10 normal marks In past years
Baseball and racing have both moved
along without suffering any setback
And the indications now nre that thes
conditions viii last out the yrnr Jus
what will happen when American troop
start 'ovcr tho top and the hig arm
now 10 be built leaves for tho front i
something else ngnlu Just what vii
happen when tho casualty list starts 1
beyond guessing
nut 80 far ~ 1917 In concerned. hnse
ball has slready pa-sod the danger rome
with big crowds reported both east an
west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

The appearance ~ James T. Worth.
InA ton In tho western amateur viii lend
an lntcrnA tlonal tone TO the occasion.
Tho mid Surrey star, although Ju.t a
tr'fle shy OF bn years has boen playing
fine golf since his arrival In America
over year aEo. lie has entered only
three tournaments but In each start his
play WAS strictly good Nr has n slow
even back swips, plays his irons exceed.
to hs found anywhere. He wnl he nf
u sht opponent for any man In match
play
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

D.,roi, and Washington divided dnu
70 "r,Ianes, and cratic fielding lost
In" mrs, game for Detroit hu, hcy
hammered out victory NJ ShnN
pcn-e In tho last game
y.,ch Detroit outneldsr, got three
,,. Out Of four times up IN tho ht"
gsm. nnd two out of three In tho sec
ond OF his five hl,,, wo were 'No-o"s
gers and one a thtce 'basser
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-13

All
Y NJ. e.. A.
Mems
is
is pre-
pe
that shall civilian
obtained d
con
unity
demonstrated ability
H.
to
icable
5 only o officially appreciation
to
Its and
France heartily
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-13

lot Of who M
asked o
The following
TO he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-13

but
one IN France thinks that
the and
almost he had
This shows dange-how extensive
experience and his
reports
and irresponsible
all
condien
Wayne News
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-13

The following from American Medical
perusal Of those deuded who The
inclined
Major George W Grille said that during
the
fights
the imperial erumbiag
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