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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-15
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-15

There has this day been mailed 10 you a
QUESTIONABLE which you are required by law
to execute and return within seven days from
date hereof.
Failure to do so constitutes a msdemeanor
punishable by not TO exceed one years i'm
prisonmont and such failure may also deprive
you of valuable rights and result in your inn
mediate induction into military service and
trial by court-martial
Date. December 49, 1917.
Lewis C. Moody. Member Of Local Board.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Don WlbeIm 1ennemann.

sfsgimtnfsbFsbti s9ie era6sn fnb Al boEien"
gtuf elmer 9Dbs nab bel ellie,
Mars, mo bic burts aoIuns fit.
BON 3ng 8l Bug, bon Wluub 81 Nunb
0lnf fhDsre DDrtIetn Iiefsn runb:
Die @rdbtn limb gu b~attsn."
Dd Iiredteu i9 NIT einmdL pttner
Die ittifeH &noben rnb bic miibtn @leber.
BUN galfs II Rod cine gla1t i'm ll~ntsrItarS,
Sin Brief, Elm Druid pDbI elmer leben Suub,
Gin ipenis S9laf nod 5tptI6eR Na6t nnb Morgen,
Gin iur3es. htrres ~Srdumgeborgen
Damn br0bnt es fern unb titf,
Mie fpenn bes iinsfen Eags qoidune rsf,
lno beultnb furrfs berdn unb purrt Id Elm,
Sin bdn9ss GauIhen unb elm Stileein ---
ltnb bOnnsrnO Ipribt unb iIammenbel
Die @roe entn G%tIenquel
Sum 6iutnel duf.
1lnD nitOsr ipringt unb bdseIt Stubf unb gunb
Muf Qdererbe unb duf @rabenrdno.
Damn 8lb unD Small aus tnufenb S6linben,
@uItnne fIammen bod aus 51aengrinben,
@rdndten tromrneln Elm in &rumpF unb Mut,
Die Grbt iOdt. bic Sintmsl rsgnsn 8tut.
9o4 iiebt bGr COB uno ladt, uno feline 6anb
Mirft graub unb Giien ubsr Nal unO 2aHO.
Dod In BEN grGben spiT6en @lut unb Gta6l
6oden bic aompaenieH, mics beTabE
8ds Regiment.
limb baIen aus unb barren,
Gb Grb' unO 6in1mel brenni.
Gb nsle aud berIAittet unb 5erfsbt
limb aae numb unb ~bfutberlebt =
1ds Regiment bcfabrs, bier bleiben f,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Gin Bramtbeimh.

Gin iunoer gnalGnStr bsrliebte fi9
fter6li6 in Gin iunges Mdb9en uuo bers
lobte f9 nit ibr 0bne gOrnifen feiner
gItern. Gr ber59penbets dber iebt bel
gelb, uub 10 beri6offte man tbm cine
Stellunq in Snoien. ST betRibete bieIe
Ste1e fat 5tpan8is Sabre unO tebrts
tdrH als reider Wtdnn in fein 8aters
Lamb 3uriid. Sofort elite Ct gu Teiner
cbemaligen 8raut, bic er ME Oergefen
bate.
Gr trdt in ibr Simmer, no CT fe III
einem armituble bor Dem aamine funb,
neben ibr eineft alien e~indtgigen 9urD,
eine &ase, bic duf benz &antne faB,
nno eincn 8apagei, Der i'm 3immer uuts
6erIief. Na4bem Ct fiH Dorgeitelt hatts,
poatc Bic Dame i6m ~antfpprten, ss iibsrs
fitl ite uber elm 10 ftdrtsr 5ultea. bdb
tie ntdt fpreden fonrte. Der 9uno
finq an Su 6e1en, bic &abe mau3te. unn
Der gapdgei iiberTarie die. Ser Be-
fuaer fppIte bic Stere btru6tgen, dber
Der 9dpd9et 5tptdte lin in bic Dahe.
ST lebnte ii6 jest an ben &amin, no
Inn bic adbe bic geriidt BON &opfs
rib unb bieIe greuIid 3er3a1ite, Die
buitenbe DAME tlitgeltt unb befubl
i9rem aammermdb9en, 9flafter unb
8sr6dnb3eng gu brtngtn. 9d entitdnO
pl0bli4 I'M @Draimmer Elm 9epultiges
@epolter. Sn Der Gle bate has Sans
mermGb9en bergeFen, bic Sir 5u8u>
MAIDEN. Die Sage mar binausgeI9lis
den nnO bate ben adnarienDogeI nit
iumt benz adfig beruntsrgerifeH
9driibsr fling bic Dame Oes 5aufes
an, beftiq init benz &dmmsrmdb9en gu
I6eltcn. Der 6unS fling auFs rleue an
81 bsllen unb 5u beulen, bic Rage
mar3te, unb Der gapaget pfiff urO
I6rie aus 2etbestrdften.
9u oerIor Der 8efufer ale 6offs
nung, il gum 8ort gu iOmmen, ndbm
feinen Sut, lief baSon unb lisb ii9 nies
mails tpieber bliden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Ginc Rerscoilt, sic nit
Ser 1IGbmaI9ine ees
tltadpt tpmrSe.

Dor Sa6ren lift in garis 6er3og Sic
9eca8es geitprben, beIen Sob @erans
Iafung CAB, cine fleine anstbote auf5as
friI9en, beren alerbing- unfreipiaige
9efbtn bic @emablin bss Ser3os3, Sers
5ogin Sfabeld 9eta3es, mar.
9es 5ersugs Batter unb @orgdnser,
Ser3Og 2ouis 9scd5es, bate Itets nit
Isinen @ldubisern gu tdmpfeu, unb man
idgt, baB feiu Sod iid zines Soges I'm
lebten 4usenbIid peiserte, ibm uno ieis
ntn @diten bic MabI3eit an5uri6ten,
bepor er ntdt Ieinen r~iititGnbigen 2obn
unb feline Qaslugen srbdIten hGttes I'm
t6rem Mirt aus Der 8erlegenbeit 81 hels
fen urO ft6 feI6ft nidt I'm ben 9enuB
elmer glten Mdhlaeit 3u bringen, lieBen
bic 9dfs, bic fid fdpn gu Slide geIest
hdtten, einen Seller berumgeben, big bic
Summe beifammtn mar unb benz 9ph
iibermitieIt tperbn tonnte. @enug,
Ser3og Gle 9ecao,s fab ii9 fnIiebli6
genDtigt, ben SLANG ieines Bdppsns
neu 81 bergplben, unb bermd6lte fi9 I'M
Sabre 1888 NIT MiB SIdbeIu gTande
Ginger aus gefp @urf, elmer So6ter
be8 p~eItbefdnnten 9Gbmdidinenfobris
tanten, bic tim cine Mitsift BON msbrts
rem Miaionen in Bic Gbe bra6te. Die
Ser8ogin 9ecd8es srrsete aber bu9n ibr
freies unb feIbtbepuBtts dmeritanii6es
WeTen BAG MtBdlen Ginger alien
fuiiroisen Ratronen beg Saubourg
Saint @ermdin, unb als cine bieIer 9iis
t%erinnsn Der Gtitette unb Der ueberliefes
ru1g sinmaI ndbrtnb elmer Q~benoeeieas
Ifdfi esfrdet tpurbs, fper benn tigeniIi6
bort briiben isHe bur9 ibr lautes un6
lsbbaftss Gsborsn auffanenbe iunae
Dame isi, drtportets fe bosbufi: Sc
1T bic 9er5ogin 9ecdaes. @ber ne in
feline ridtigs 6er5osiH, iOnbsrn nur cine,
bic nit Der Rd6maIfine sema6i
purbe."
Sieler Spibndme bic Sersooiu, bi,
NIT Ner Rdbmdl6iRe gema6t nurbs,"
blieb Der 9emablin bss SerSpss 9etos
sss bis an ibr gnbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Der peitIAein Ncs Ores
ftdNicrs.

SIN Sabre 1853 Tieb f6 Bel sinsm
8urbier in Der ensliI9en GtuDt Don,
CATER Elm Solbat raiiereu. QBie e. In
8arbteIGben 70 Site lit, fniipfts Der
8erfdonerungsrdt pdbteub ieintr @ers
riatung Elm 8eIprdd an, unO ber grss
nabier eradblte, baB er gen0tigt fsi. Ill
GuBe nab gort, ieiuer @arntfDnlfabt,
81 tpdnbern, neil er at arm fef, nm bic
6uhrt in Der goitfutfde besablen ait,
tOnuen. 9uu Iisgt yort BON DOacaFsr
cine betrddtIide Strede entfernt. ufb
Ods Nprtftpetter mar 10 I9eubIim. baB
man teinen 9unO bdtts ~biaausiasen
tlDger.
Der Barber mar Elm gutmatigtr
Menf4, Dem Der mittellOie @pbn bes
Mars leib tat; es bate ia aud fir ibn
ieIbft cine 3eit gegeben, in ber Ct bic
gntbehrungen Der armut tenpet geItfnt
battle. St bot bd6er feinem aunben an,
ibm has @eIb fir ben Gdbrfdein GIT
bergen; fpbalb sr Is eriibrieen tOnne,
ulDge er es tim SuriidIhiden.
9eriibrt ndbm Der GDlbdt bds @eIo
an. bsniibte bic @ofttutIne uiib barbte
ii4 nab unb na9 bic Gumme ab, UNI
m6gIiait baIb feiuer Gdulb Iebig gu
fusrben. Snbsm e. Re s~uridfaable
figte Ct IN fetnem grisfe dls gltsbtud
feines 0dnfes Elm &e5ept 5u elmer Site
felDinfe Bel, bic ct fir ben eiaenen
Gebrau4 ftets bana9 bereite, unb Bic
SetptB aud 5err Mdrtin - 10 bieB Der
Barber - gut finbtn tperhe, mem ct
ft erit einmdI probiert babe.
Ser 8drbier mar febr efeut iiber bic
9edtIihteit unb Odntburteit Eeines
S6ibIines. gr FeIte iid ma btFen
Re3ept cine gprtion @i6Fe Der, bic Ct
10 poraiigli9 farb, baB er ieiuem
Sreunbe, benz Gdttler Dan, bdbon abs
gaG. au9 benz gefitI bic @idafe dtbers
orbentli9. CT mar aber Elm unternel-
member Ropf, benz ss idneI sinIeudtste,
bdB bies groBarfise 9robutt Su tpertboa
fet, lin auf ben prtpatgehrau1 bes
T6rGntt Su tpsrben. haB fi9 oielmsbr Elm
eutes @eTddft baDon MAIDEN IaFe. St
iibsrrebete 1einen Greunb Martin, bic
Didfe i'm SroBen ber8uitslen. uno
omar NIT inn auFommen. Der 8arbier
sing barduf Elm unb iie ~griinbeten unter
ber 5trmd Ddn unb Martin cine Site
felrifIeFabrit, riabuten ben soIbat ais
Seilbdber auf uuO hatten einer gpms
bentrFpId bamit. 6euit lit bas geiadft
sins Der reiditen Girmeu Der Melt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

8is blsiSerbddt,
3nfummengeiadt
9ie Iebtc aompdgnte.
limb StuHb' I'm Gtunbe taft unb btut bic Mleuts
Der Gien u1 Der @rd6en ii9re 9eute -.
Der 2ob pintt ab, bic beiBen aobu idueigsn ---
limb bdnn iagt nib i'm brsiten Sturmssreietn
Der Geino sum angriifsitoBe bor -.
@lti1 bebt f9s in ben @rG6en; no cine SdHo
glur bell nod III, f9iebt fe f9 an ben RaHb,
gu bds Gepebr 9as Reaiment befab( -,
geritunnnt iino Guni4 unb S@mer3 uno Gudt.
pa fpriugt bic G3oge 49,. ,6euer!" Gturs unb Non.
Sptbtugsln niten in benz Ienf6enpun.
Mie tr fb nun erttndult rtb borpdrts ffutet,
3erfetidt bOm cadmium unb bonn SaB bur9gtutet -
sS4neaftter!' I6reits, Die 9tobre iprabn unb
Hammer
Die @tae ftodt un6 ftebt uno bri6t 8uIdnmen
limb ebbt 3uriid. Das 5elD lit frsi.
Gin 5urrdbs un6 Sriumpbsgeidrei 49,.
sic bielten, mics bds Reginent befdbL,
Den @rdben tpiber grono unb Stdbl.
bod baum elm SUDDEN unb Gin bdnges 5tdgen
Ner fie2 Wen mo9f bds Qeben nibt me6r tra1en2
.NeB Dobl, 3dn1erdol uno bull nnb 6u!"
Ginf3ig BON 6unOert fdtafen in ep'ger Gub.
bod bieB' es tnorgeH: 5reitpiqige bor!
@tr I4iBt oer Grdben Q8a1 unb Sor9A
sic ~iprangen Dor unb rtefen nuf sinudl:
pDtednbern ftinf5ig--- 9err @snsral!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
Ger gie[nnttpur6ene.

ga, i9 bunfe, erit 3abnfnmer5ea
nnb bdnn bic Ser5enslprgen! - Meine
9paut in Berlin fat idon felt pier5eba
Sagen ni4t mebr gd6rieben, msine
8erlobte in Dresden ididt mir 3isars
rem, bic tetn MaenId rauden fam, un0
meme autiiuftiee 6raa in Miinden
frogt gar an. OBJ i'd ibr uiat nal sinea
G6inten beIprgen t6nnte!4
3eitbilS.
Die GpesiuEtfieruns bes asraIebs.
rules mdht INNER peiters 5nrtfdritte.
am @nbe miro Is nod blane mo
brarne Q~usendrate geben.~
Satale 9labunus.
Grdn Gum S01ndeu, has NIT bsm
Batter ms @irtsbdis gsbt): ,Menn ts
ipdt pirb, sisbf gu benz Batter bic 1tbr
aus Der WeitsntaIde nnb 5eieTt he i6ml3
Clad Der 5eimtsbr her 8eibrn.l
.8'rdO' ipolf ib guh 1Olen bait
Oil ntnt 10 eetdn, nie ih Dir a'faetI@
SObn6en ~(peinenS): 80 ia, abr pie
Der Batter bic llbr ssIeben bat, bdt e.
lie aud NOD Dertruutsn.A
grOiaiid.
Sourift Gel Der 4beubmdblseit ouf Der
SotelterraFe): % bisier 6onnsnuniers
gang -. ME berrli4 muB Der erit in
Srieoensseiten fein!"
.@ieIo2 Der Gonntnunteteano
bltibt fid INNER stei9l4
s8epiB =. ubsr bic gpeiistarie 1T
ri6li6er!"
Seine grflaruug.
.Dds tn abtr cine ungr6orte qeis
flung. Aioosbuber. brei S6ubnunbn
lrnO troBbem ultin fet9s @sfangEut ats
mantl"
.9u m.i'. 7 mar bait guat aaFs'ltsl.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Der geiF 1T ftsis btr 9urr BEG
Ssrsens, unb bic Deisbsit bdugt bti
uns tbsnfo ftbr bnm Slide db, ale
infer Moblfanb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

gdume Tinb ts. an bsntn i'd banae,
Rlsiber finb e, an bsnsn i'd praugs,
5durs finb es, ptlds ia bd1tc,
9Gnber inb q, :: i'd entFdlte.
glumeH iin6 es, ptlhs ib ftiise,
drousn fHb Is. OsusH i9 niiss.
(zis ssassl.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
geas 1t ber @ipfe[ ber aredheit.

8snn Semanb sinen anberen auf ben
SUB friit uno bies NIT ben Wprtsn
re4tfertisi: Die Gtdtts, bic elm eblsr
menid bstrut. 1T siugsipsibt fir ale
2eiten!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04

Mir Toaten fir oisle 8iugt 6ants
bar isin, bic uuA Mot ssDdhrt iinb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
DRAFT LAST DROP
IN PAIL OF WOE
Bell Expected to Call w. A.
Meeting Soon to Suspend
for Period of War.

That a meeting OF the Western as
sociation directors will be called in a
Few days to cut short the playing sea-
son was Indicated by a telegram re-
ceived yesterday by J. p, Scott. presi-
dent OF the Tulsa club. 1t is said
that the league president had been
informed that five of the eight clubs
were In favor of an early close, askeu
Scotts opinion about the matter and
declared he was ready to call the
meeting II he should be assured that
a majority favored the suspension.
Scott wired in response that he
favored close at the earliest pos
sible moment.
lnroads made in the ranks of the
players by the selective draft is the
last drop In the Western associations
pail of woe, which has been filling
every since the United States broke
into the world war In spite of a
close race, only oklahoma City, Mus
kogee and Fort Smith have broken
even this season. Muskogee has mad
the best attendance in its history, that
at Oklahoma City has been better
than any since Texas league days, but
Fort Smiths margin is less than that
Of last season. All OF the other clubs
admit losses. that of Tulsa now ap-
preaching the 5000 mark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
Young's Men Bit Dirt in
First Game With Sherman
Visitors Bunch Hits in Fourth
and Fifth for Four Scores (;
Robertson Holds Producers
to Five Safeties; Brewer Out
of Game.

Again Manager Youngs men bit
dirt when they were defeated IL the
first game of a series with Sherman
yesterday afternoon at the Association
park with score of 1 to 4. -Four
singles in the fourth counted two
scores and single by Allen followed
by a circuit clout by Robson in the
fifth added the two final tallies TO the
pouch of the visiting club.
Young hurled for the locals but was
unable to place the ball so that Mana
ger Hellman's athletes could not
touch it. Robertson took the mound
for the visitors and held the Tulsa
aggregation to five hits. Brewer was
out of the game and Norman Price.
the exploit of the local club. donned
the white uniform and covered the
initial sack for the home team.
Neither club scored during the first
three innings Eleven men faced
Young in the first trio of innings
while twelve of the home boys stood
before Robertson. In the fourth in
ming Allen drew a single to left from
Young and went to second on Hell
mans single thru -Balenti. l. Smith
was struck out but Jones hit the bau
to the top of the rightfieli fence,
scoring both Allen and Hellman. Rob
ertson then popped out TO Smith. Tul-
81 secured their only run during their
end of this round. Ohlin flied out TO
Jones. Fairchild Jared better and ar
rived on first on a single thru Hughes.
Price singled to leftfield and Fair
child went to third, scoring on Ban
ner's error. Price was caught off third
when Dowie stole second.
Two additional scores were secured
by the visiting team during the fifth
inning also Hughes started the in
ming by flying out to Smith Haley
singled to left but was thrown out at
second when he tried to steal, Ra-
lenti taking the throw. Allen again
singled to center and scored when
Robson started the ball for Little
Africa, via the right garden wall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
BAUGH DENIES INTENT
TO SUBSIDIzE PRESS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 26.-"I
have never had the slightest idea OF
trying to subsidize the press, and l
feel that my bulletin to the official
scorers over the league has been sadly
misconstrued." said X. II. Baugh,
president of the Southern association
today, following the report that Off
cial scorers had resigned because or
letter requesting that they refrain
from unjustly criticising players and
umpires.
The whole idea In writing to the
official scorers was that as they
were employees of the league, wanted
their cooperation and assistance IN
making the league a success. In
few instances very unjust criticisms
have been made. | want their help
in keeping down unjust criticisms.
The point that | was trying to muzzle
the newspapers was silly know
them too well for that"
Mr.. Baugh said he had mailed let
ters explaining his position to the
scorers. who declared their Intention
to resign. and expressed the opinion
that the scoring personnel will remain
as II now stands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
.PUGILISTIC nine OUT
WITH HOT CHALLENGE
Boxers Propose Baseball Game
With Policemen or Firemen
for Red Cross Fund.

Anxious to do their bit for the Red
Cross, boxers, managers and pro-
moters now in Tulsa have organized
a baseball team and have issued a
challenge to either the policemen or
firemen for a game. the entire re-
ceipts OF which would go into the
charity fund.
They propose to stage the game at
Association park when the profess
sionals hit the trail.
According to their plan a padlocked
money chest with n slot for dropping
in the money would be placed at the
gate with Red Cross nurses to guard
1t. As the spectators enter the park
they would drop into the box any
amount they feel like giving. 1t was
further proposed to have a policeman
stationed nearby with baseball bat
which he would bring down over the
head OF anyone caught in the act OF
contributing less than a two-bit piece.
The tentative personnel Of the
pugilistic team given out last night
was c. Brownfield. manager, short
stop; Eddie Bronson, manager.
pitcher; Bert Connors, manager, left
field; Chick Higdon. promoter, right
field: Sailor Kirk, boxer, third base.
Bobby Waugh, boxer, centerfield: Ar
los Tanning. boxer, second base: Earl
Puryear, boxer, first base: Otto Wat
lace, boxer, catcher.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27

II the Western association should
disband within the next few days, as
now seems possible, Il may mean that
Tulsa will get TO look upon Western
league baseball even this fall. This
hinges on two things, the willingness
of the Western association to surrcn-
der the Tulsa territory and whether
the Western league has changed Its
mind of q few weeks ago when Prcsi-
could have the Denver franchise any
time IL was In IL position TO receive IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27

Summary: Two-base hits, Hughes. Ba'
lcnt; bomerun, Robisen; stolen bases,
powic l.. Smith; double play, Ohlin TO
Price. left On bases Sherman ., Tulsa 6
bases on balls, off Robertson ?; struck out
by Robertson 4. by Young 5; wild pitch,
Young. Time 1928. Umpire, Hooper.
~~~~-~~~-~N~~~~-~~~~~~~>> @-->~>~
Ardmore in the ninth inning today, the
score was to 6. With the score TO 2
against them in the ninth the Orphans took
one run lead when two singles and a
hit bafsman filled tho bases and Tony Hend-
erson slammed one over the right field fence
cleaning the hassocks. HenderSon's first
homer IN the third had accounted for the
visitors opening counter. Henderson who
PLAYED centerfield for the Nets for nearly
two seasons was given great hand by the
fans every time he came TO ba,.
The Nets came back in the last Of the
ninth Calbert. first up. connected for u
terrific drive that gave him his thirty-first
homer OF the season and tied he count.
He knocked the ball far over the distant
left center wall that the left and center
fielders did not move from their tracks as
the ball scared over the street beyond the
fence Calbert also got two single aud
q double. Sammy Hale also connected for
a homerun for tho Nets. Failure to touch
frs; cost Dick Speer a two bagger in the
first. lie was thrown out truth 10 Pike to
Stewart after reaching second.
The score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
Detroit GO; Philadelphia "a.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Detroit broke
even w9h Philadelphia here today. the
former winning the first game 9 to : and
Philaddphia the second I TO 2. Ty Cobb,
who arrived at the park late and after Dauss
was announced as Detroit's centeriielder
made two singles a double and triple in
four times at bat in the opening contest
and one single. in four times at hat IN the
second game. Cobbs hitting and a home.
run drive by Veaeh featured the first game
while punched hits gave Philadelphia the
victory in the other.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-27
Boston 11.s. ST. Louis ga.

BOSTON, July 26.--Boston won two
games from St Louis today, the first /
to g. and the second to 3. In the first
game Laysn was Lit in tire ribs by pitched
ball and threw his bat at Ruth. Umpire
Dineen ran between the two players. There
was no serious damage done and at the close
of the inning Ruth and LaVan shook hands.
Sloan OF the visitors was elected tom the
field in the first game after he had had
words with Umpire Dinccn.
FIRST GAME. ~
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Games Today

Western Association.
Sherman at Tulsa.
Denison at Oklahoma City.
Fort Smith at McAlestnr.
Ardmore at Muskosee.
National League.
Boston at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago at New York.
St Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland At Washington.
American Association.
Columbus AT st. Paul.
Toledo at Kansas City
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Western League.
Lincoln at Joplin.
Omaha at Denver
Sioux City at Hutchinson.
Des Moines at Wichita.
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Fort Smith 4; McAlester 1.

Special 10 The World.
MALESTER, OKLA. July 26,--Country-
mal smashed out single with the bases
full in the ninth inning today, and an error
by Bailey in the outfield let all three run
ners score Williams tied the game in
the sixth inning with homerun crash The
Miners hit Watson hard, but lost the game
through inability to group their punches.
Umpire Pontius failed TO appear, Johnson
and Lourcey undertaking the guess Jobs.
The decisions OF both were criticised by
tho fans.
The score:
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just His Way.

"Pdts on airs about everything,
doesn't he?"
"yes. II ne got the upper compart-
ment In a sleeping car he'd make that
an occasion for Dragging about his
high BERTH"
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summary: Runs, Williams, Hollander
Barr. Adams and Bailey; errors, Bailey 2;
two hits, Williams, Bailey, dulvey
homeruns. Williams; sacrifice fly, Hum
phries; stolen bases. Gross; hits of Fair.
cloth 5 in s1.3 innings; bases on balls. Oft
Watson /, off Faircloth 2; Wild pitch.
struck ont, by Watson s. by Faircloth 81
nassed balls, Belts, Oneii. Palmer; double
piays' Hollander to Adams. Humphries to
Gross TO IIerriott earn,d runs, Fort
Smith q. McAlester /; left on bases. Fort
Smith 1. McAlester 10. Time, so. Umpires
johnson and Lourcey.
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Robert Simpson Is done with Uni
versity Of Missouri athletics. but not
with sport entirely. He has been en-
tered in the national track and field
meet to be held at st. Louis in Sep
tember.
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ST. Louis 2: Boston o.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Doak held Boston
to two hits today and St. Louis shut cut
the visitors, 2 20 o. 1t was Fifth Mis-
souri) infantry day part Of the proceeds
autographed by President Wilson, brought
$l5l at auction. This ball was thrown at
the opening OF the Iime.
The score:
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washington 90: Cleveland is.

Washington split even In a double header
here today, Washington winning tho first
game to 1 and dropping the second to
2, called at the end Of the fifth on account
OF rain
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And to think that only the day be-
fore Kilbane had predicted that he
would knock out Benny Leonard by a
left hook. All, well, such is the un-
certainty of life these days.
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Oklahoma City 8; Denison Q.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. July 26.--with
the score tied in the ninth inning and Blue,
of the locals on second base Yockcy muffed
Pettigrews grounder Blue scoring, which
lost the game for Denison 3 TO Q Though
outhit the locals were able TO bunch their
safeties when scores were needed.
Tho score: