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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
18 DEAD, 60 INJURED.
Missouri aud Illinois Visited by AnO-
tIlcr Disastrous Storm.

st. Louis, May 3l.-Additional re-
storms in Southeastern Missouri and
Southern Illinois "Wednesday j
brought the known death toll up to
IS to-day. The list Of injured has
grown to about 60. and a family OF
seven Is reported missing.
At Mineral Point. Mo-, four were
killed and thirty injured; at Pal
mer three are known to be dead. and
Il number injured. and at Eye one
man was killed. In Alexander coun-
ty, Illinois, two men we're killed and
another fatally hurt.
Four other Missouri towns. Gran
itevjlle, Bonnc Tcrre. Dichlstadt and
Bismarck, were struck by the storm.
but definite information has not yet
come from these points
The twistcr. which took four lives
at Mineral Point. Mo-, flattened every
structure in the village with the ex-
ccption Of the school house.
Much property damage was done
in Alexander, Ills, where two men
lost their lives. One Of the freaks Of
the Illinois storm occurred near
Mounds, when a ten-ton steam road
roller was lifted and whirled so feet.
An automatic block signal on the
Iron Mountain railroad, near Nine
tai Point. put into operation by the
wind. warned Il Mcmphis-St. Louis
train carrying 400 passengers, who
watched the storm destroy the vii
1age and then gave aid to the injur-
ed. The victims were placed on the
train and taken to De Soto, where
they were cared for at the railroad
Y. NJ. G. A.
A number Of freaks were reported,
one being the experience Of the sta
arm about the shoulders of Thomas
LeMasters, conductor when the
Mineral Point station was demolish-
ell. The agent escaped unhurt, but
LeNlasters was killed instantly.
A thrilling race with the tornado
was won by the engineer OF the Mis-
sissippi and BOnne Terre railroad,
near Mineral Point, and possibly
saved the lives Of 100 passengers.
When the twister became visible the
conductor ordered the, engineer to
put on full steam in an effort to out
7un 1t. The storm followed the train
In
changed its course.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
D'"I al NGo ST Ninety
(Laraula, &C., wirc&.

N'dF@ii", lt"s, lllHt&.i
Wilham IT, Crawford ages 80
years gi@I d, his No4nu two miles
west Of Martin on Tuesday morning,
May 18th, after suffering from the
inilrmities Of old age for several
weeks. Mr.. Crawford was number
ed among our oldest citizens. Per-
haps he was the oldest citizen in this
section OF the State. lie lacked six
months and six days of being 81
years Of age.
Mr. Crawford leaves among his
immediate family five sons: Barlow,
OF near Martin; DR.. Jas. H., OF Mar
tin; Werner, Of Arizona; Hugh, Of
baltimore, and Bud, who lives at the
Crawford home.
Mr.. Crawford was good citizen.
and had many friends. He was un-
usually active for a man Of his age.
Only few months ago he was in
Lavonia. and he seemed active and
healthy.
Interment was at Clark's Creek
church on Wednesday morning. Rev.
Dussey, Of Martin, conducted the
services.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
Posed as 81, Now Must Register.

Charlotte, N. c., June IA num-
her Of North Carolina young men
who are now 81 years of age are con-
fronted with the necessity OF regis
tering under the selcctive draft bill
on June 5th to avoid prosecution for
perjury by the State authorities.
Notably, at Rocky Mount. N. c.,
there arc a number OF young men
who have been paying taxes regular
ly and getting their quart of liquor
every Is days, making oath they
were 2l to do so.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06

oven Thia Eind ai
rough talN VIZ he lcard ioss hrle fl,
town II people troubled with corns
will follow the simple advice Of this
Cincinnati authority. who claims that
few drops Of drug called frcezone
when applied to tender, aching corn
or hardened callus stops soreness at
once, and soon the corn or callus dries
up and lifts right of without pain.
He says frceZone dries Immediately
and never mf'ames or even irritates
the surrounding skin. A small hottie
Of freeZonc will cost !ery little at any
drug store, but will positively re-
move every hard or soft corn or callus
from ones feet. Millions of Ameri-
can women will welcome this an
nouncement since the Inauguration of
the high heels. If your druggist
doesn't have freeZOne tell him to or
der Il small bottle for you.-Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
The Evils of CONSTITUTION.

Constipation is one OF the main
reasons why tho average human life
is below 10 years. Leaving waste
material In the body, poisons the sys-
tenn and blood and makes us liable to
sick headaches. biliousness, nervous.
ness and muddy skin. When You
note these symptoms, try DR.. Kings
New Life pills. They give prompt
relief. are mild, non-griping in action,
add tone to your system and clear
the complexion. AT your druggist,
rs ccnts.--Adv. |.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
Edison's Men Buying Bonds.

Orange, N. j., May 31.-Thomas
A. Edison received message to-day
from William McAdoo. Secretary Of
the Treasury, asking him to ex-
press to his employees the Secre-
tary's deepest appreciation Of this
genuine service Of patriotism they
arc rendering to their country,
through their liberty loan subscrip-
tions. The message was in response
to one from Mr.. Edison to President
Wilson recently saying that an or
ganiZation OF the inventors work
men formed by German-American
had pledged itself to subscribe
$300,000. Secretary McAdoo wrote
he would Immediately consider
means of inaugurating a campaign
to have workingmen IN factories
everywhere subscribe to the loan.
Fleeing to Mexico to Escape Draft.
Laredo, Texas, May 3l.--Federal
officials here to-day disclosed the
fact that from Is to 20 young Amer
leans, with but little baggage, but
carrying plenty OF money and appar-
emily OF good family, were crossing
into Mexico daily.
They go south ostenisbly to mine,
prospect for oil or pursue other oc-
equations for which they apparently
are not trained, and officials believe
they are leaving the United States
to avoid conscription. Most Of the
young men are from Eastern States.
| A full description Is taken Of each
American leaving the country for fu-
| ture Identification.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
Where to Buy Them

Subscription blanks for Liberty information will be cheer
fully furnished when the Liberty
Of the following Places
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-06-06
To Cure a Cold In Ons, Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Ouinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold
Il. W. GROVES signature on each box. Csc.
Take care Of the baby chicks, a.
they are valuable.
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CLIP THIS AND PIN
ON WIFE'S DRESSER.
Cincinnati Mnn Tells How to Cbr,ro

- t0%nT an NniluS@s 80 D'hCy
iitl on &it0 lyiGgrv>.
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Why You ShouLd Buy he1n

purchase doing you part to
end the quickly and hnoy. With
Government will and
Allies who for three have been hoicaly fighting
Without supplies mobtane cause
Liberty War onds therefore furnish form of highest
yourself, equip some
who
you're sending buy Liberty support
you Liberty help the other mans
speedily, Liberty help push
to that condusion
Hyoure foreign Liberty prove your LOYALTY beyond
income
small Liberty
security and for
Above an vou and
you believe worth while that these United exist
honor and should least lend
others are dedicaing their lives!
Where to Buy Them
Subscription blanks Liberty information will be- cheer
fuly furnished when the Liberty
OF the following places.
Bank of Walhalla
The Enterprise Bank
Walhalla, S. G..
(For further information ask vour Bank
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What They Are


Of financing the in behalf OF Liberty Human
The dated June before
15 1882, 19 They will
payable months, will
higher should
dind
$000 have attached which will
the has been earned The Registered Bonds by
the check to the
When both the in
gold the standard vale and neither
winbes toin
Bonds either in of
onc may any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
KENDALL COLTS 4 TO 1

The local high school baseball boys
defeated Kendall academy team yes
tcrday afternoon by a score of 4 to
/. Perry for the Hi boys pitched a
great game. This was the first real
game for either team and both squads
showed rough places in their work.
The Kendall boys worked hard, but
their hitting was poor and with the
help Of few errors they played n
losing game against Coach Bakers
team. Wallace, catching for the
Kendallites. brought in their only
score during the fourth inning.
Ammons pitched strong game, but
a few punched hits told on him.
The high school lads played con-
sistentlv thruout the set-to and, altho
they made a few errors they Were
scattered and inconsequential Perry
IltChcd the whole game for the high
sters and allowed only two hits and
was scored on but once. With Wal
lace on third and wild throw to the
catcher and tumble on the catcher's
part let the academy team count thelr
only run.
The lineup:
High school: Lautaret, Oh; Rambo.
IS: Perry, p; Aitken. c.; Wood, lh..
Barney. cf. Estes If; Dixon RI
Chadwoll, 3b.
Kendall: Havenstrite, 2b.; Groom.
ss.: Ammons. p; Wallace, C.: Evans
3b.: Case, IL; ward, rf,; wallace cf';
Heltord. 1b.
Runs: Wallace, Lautaret Rambo.
Dixon, Chadwell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
COLLINS LOW IN
PRACTICE MATCH
Local Entrant Turns in Score
of 35; Bad Wind Pre-
vents New Mark.
BEST BALL RULE ADOPTED
First Round Of $500 Contest
Starts at 8 Today; Four
to Be Played.

That the record for the local gold
course Is certain Of being broken toll
day, when four Of The southwest's bes
professional meet in a four-ball four
some. IS the prediction If golf enthu i
siastS after seeing the entrants play
a pract e match yesterday Afternoon
IN spite of gale. which swept th,
inks j q. Collins, local professional
equallcd the course record Ot 50 irl
the first round. But for the wind.
spectators say, he would have made
not worse than a 80. lie was on the
ninth green N 81, but required three
puts To hole cut
Advance dope points TO Collins and
LOB PEBBLES, his pgrtne~. as tie win
nors over Arthur Jackson Of Ponca
city and Chester Nelson of Wichita
Collins turned in "A score of 76 for the
Is hrlcS played yesterday, PEBBLES
made 1T IN So. Neli on H. SO ana jack
ron IN So.
1t was decided Yesterday to change
the play frorl gross medal score 70
best BAH.
Two hundred dollars Of the purse
goes to the winners, $50 to the losers
and $50 TO tie mcdalist
The orning round will be started
at . o'clock and rhe afternoon play
at about ?.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
St. Joseph's Regulars Come
Today for Pair of Contests
Pink Slips Will Be Handed
Those Showing Weakness in
First Fair Tests for Young
Producers.

Jack Hollands St Joseph regulars
come today for a pair of contests with
the Producers, and after them-plnk
slips for those who have proved them
selves too weak fer further conside. j.
ton.
Everyday is to get chance tc
prove his worth in the st Joe games
today and tomorrow. Manager Woolcy
is to sit on the bench today, giving
Harris n shot at center field, while
l2gan holds down Bert Lambs old
place at third once more. Tomorrow
Egan rests while Harris is brought
IN for the warm place ard Wooley
goes into his old place a center. l.
begins 70 look as if thirG is tine only
place for which either Harris or Egan
will be considered.
on tho slab today Wooley proposes
to work Richardson. Mapel and Rich
ter. He frankly cCnfcss"S that he be-
tevos all three OF these hurlers are
GOOD enough TO stick.
Strongest Lineup Sunday.
The big day will be Sunday II is
then that Woolcy is planning to put
his strongest lineup IN the field, the
first time this selson. The Quilted
will consist of Mays. Nooley and Mil
Ter. The infeld or Snyder, Grady,
Olson and Harris and Poison will be
on tine firing line, with Jetfrics 20 re
ccive him. IL is barely possible that
this is the lineup which will start ihe
championship season for the 10
ducers.
Adams and Moore Promised.
The occasion for this lineup is tie
announcement from Jack Holland
that he would send Babe Adams TO
the mound Sunday, with Hank Moore
behind the bat. Tulsars are Anxious
10 see The Adams-Moo combination
IN action. And tn lineup Noolry Is
offering on that occasion means tnat
the Drummer stars will have reel op-
position.
The games each day are to stai' at
$50.
Despite the disaGrecahlc s1ndsiornl'
the Producers were out for two work
outs yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
FIVE BEARCATS DRAW
FATAL PINK PAPERS
Special to The World


OKLAHOMA CITY, March 80. -
Boston and Brooklyn monopolizinc
Saratoga park this afternoon, Man
ager Murray put his CHARGES thru a
sharp workout tins morning and In
the evening handed pink slips to five
players The unfortundtes were
Catcher RedTau, First Bascman car
rier, Second Ba seman Ridenhour.
Pitchers Richardson and Little. All
were fair PLAYERS, but considered in
ferior ~ others trying for the same
positions and the SQUAD was too large.
Pitchers Haag and vaughn report
ed today
Umpire Pontius arrived today ana
after sizing up KEN ard D'Loughlin
in the big game tbs afternoon, stated
hat he would enGcavor to show the
fans how to umTir tomorrow wno;
the Bcdrcats scrap with tre ChicaE O
Cubs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
KENDALL AGAIN WINS
OYER HASKELL AGGIES
Broken Arrow Team Held Ii'iesS IN
III Ninth Round: Score
IL TO 3.

BROKEN ARROW. Okla. March
3C.-Hcnry Kendall college again won
from toe Haskell Aggios mere ebay.
~ to 3
Grove and Young each pitched
three innings for Kendall wlthocs
Welding n single hit. II was not an
IN the r.nth inning tina. Handloy was
reached for a safety ard 'her three
ans wore courtec
W,nsiow caught the entire game for
tSend,ll and made a favorable show
inc. Chcgdle. WI has been dong the
most Of the tackstoppine for the
l,respvterians this spring, haipeu
Tones at second. Foy shared first
with Plppan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
DALLAS SHUTS OUT
RAILROADERS, 9 TO 0
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
DENISON, Texas March G0.--After
playing fast bail against major
league clubs for week, the Denison
Western association team looked like
"a bunch of clowns against Dallas to-
day, losing to 0. A shift in the in
field was partly responsible for the
disaster Denison plays sherman
Sunday and Milwaukee comes here
Monday.
The score: Il II. T..
Dallas .......O10 233 O0O--9 II o.
Denison 900 600 600 .
Batteries-Augustus and Coleman;
Ozee. Blackburn, Lewis and Merritt.
Palmer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
MICHIGAN STAR NEW
COACH AT ARKANSAS

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark" March 80,
jimmy Craig, former University oi
Michigan football star, will succeed
r 7. Mcconnell as director of attn
Ietlcs at the university, t was an,
nounced by President j. c. Futrall
TODAY. Mr. Mcconnell resigned re-
Gently to engage in business
Craig starred on the Michigan
olevens of 1911, 1912 and 1913 anu am
was selected as all-Amerlcan nan
back. Also he was mem Der OF 'ilc
track team. Since his graduation ne
has coached at MercerSburg ACADEMY
and acted MS assistant to Coach Aos'
ut Michigan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
RED SOX SMOTHER
DODGERS, 10 TO 4
Four Thousand Persons See
WORLDS Series Teams Play
at Oklahoma City.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March SO
With a heavy gale blowing over the
right field fence the Boston Amcri-
cans defeated the Brooklyn Amcri-
cans In the fifth game OF the sprin,y
series here this afternoon. 10 to 4.
HITS that should have been long
drives were cut down to singles be
cause of the wind. brooklyn used >
players in an effort to stop the at
tack of the RostOns Chief Meyers,
catching for Brooklyn in the first
half If the game received an ovation
when he stepped to the plate for the
fust time and slammed the boil 20 the
right field fence for double. Four
thousand persons saw the game which
was preceded 10y an automobile pa
rajc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
east Ccnlral Wins.

ADA, okla. March 30. - with a
gale blowing clouds OF dust into the
players faces, East Central normal
defeated oklahoma school for the
deaf here today 10 to l3. The wind
and sand made the playing miserable
Errors were frequent on both sides.
A total Of five home runs were made.
the teachers getting two. Young, for
the teachers. was hit frequently. as
was Hawkins for the visitors The
same teams play again Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
WALTER JOHNSON IS
BUMPED BY REDLEGS
Lasts Just Two Innings; Gin
cinnati Again Beats Wash
ington, 5 to 4.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 30-The
Washington American league team
met the second defeat IN TWO days
here today at the hands of the Gin
cinnati Nationals, to 4. Walter
Johnson. who started for the SEN
ators lasted but two innings, four hits
and two runs being gathered off his
delivery IN that time. Toney for Cn-
cinnati met with better success, tne
three rams scored hv Washington dur
ing the five innings he was in The box
being unoarned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
COBB DRIVES IN RUNS
WHICH DEFEAT GIANTS
Tigers Get Away With First
Victory of Spring Exhi-
bition Series.

FORT WORTH Texas. March 30
The Detroit Americans and New York
Nationals opened their exhibition Sc
ries heer today in game which the
American leaguers won by a score Of
to /. Cobb was IN right field for
the Tigers and drove in two scores
with a double in the eighth.
Tho score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
Bronchos Buy Ticrncy.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March 40
The San Antonio club OF the Texas
league today announced the purchase
OF Shortstop Tierney from the Kansas
City club of the American association
and announces it low Is prepared fos
the season, tho another pitcher and
an outfielder yet may be added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
College Baseball

At Athens, Ga.-University or
Georgia 3; West Virginia Wesleyan. o.
At Charlottesville. Va.-Amhe'st
college. /; University OF Virginia, 0.
Al Macon, Ga.-Mercer D; IN
At Clemson, s. C.-Clemson college.
2; Erskine. ].
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Totals 20 4271sl
Batted for Mails in seventh.
Tran for Shore in four.


Score by innings:
Boston ................3 400 1870 O03--l0
brooklyn ................ .00l 600 III i
Summary: Runs, Merkle. Malone Olson,
Snyder, Barry ?, Hoblitzcl 2, Lewis 2
Walker 2. shorten, Gardner; errors, Sengel.
smith. Walsh; left on bases. Boston Z.
brooklyn = two base hits. Barry. Hohlitzcl.
hit. Gardner; sacrifice hits Lewis. Agnew
first base on errors Boston l stolen bases,
Merkle ? double play. Janvrin to Barry to
pfeffcr /, of Appleton |, off shore 2. of
Mays ?, of Tyson 5 struck out. by smith
?, by Pfeffer l, by Appleton /, by Shore
!, by Mays ?, by Tyson O.. hits. Off Smith
IN innings. off Pfeffer in ? innings
innings off Shore ? in , innings. of
Mays none in 3 innings, off Tyson 3 In 3
innings umpires, O Loughlin and KLEIN
Time, 2:O5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
BRAVES HIT M0GRIDGE
AND DEFEAT YANKEES
Allen and Crump Effective ;
Two Runs in Fourth In
ming Cinch Victory.

MOULrRIE, Ga, March 30. - The
Boston Nationals hit Mosridse hard
here today and defeated the New
York Americans. : to !. in the third
game OF their series. Both Allen and
Crum were effective 70. Eoston
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summary. NUhSi OIUH, IHHSe, NUpIi
Cucto 2, Leonard, Foster. Milan, Smith;
errors, Neale, Chase, Kopf, Leonard, Me-
Bride Q; stolen bases, McKechnie, Rousch;
sacrifice hits, Groh; sacrifice fly, Rice; two.
base hits McKechnie, Smith three-base hit,
Cueio; double plays, Shanks to Leonard,
Kopf to Groh TO Chase 2 left on bases,
Cincinnati g, Washington 9; first base on er.
rors, Cincinnati !, Washington 2; hits and
earned runs, of johnson 1 hits 2 runs in
innings, off Craft hits 2 runs in G innings,
of Thomas / hit no runs in l inning, off
Toney 3 hits no runs in innings, off Eilei
hits 1 run in 4 innings; struck out, by
johnson @ by Craft q by Thomas /, by
Toney / bases on balls, of Craft 6, of
Toney !. off Eiler 2 hit batsmen Milan by
Toney. Time 1852. Umpire, knapp
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PINE BLUFF Ark. March 80 --
The Little Rock team of the Southern
association and the Columbus team uf
the American association went nine
innings to "A tie here this afternoon.
The game was called to allow Little
Rock to catch a train for home Lit
Tie Rock scored four runs in :he
ninth, but Columbus came right back
with two and tied the score.
IL l,
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Summary: Runs, MaiseI, Massey, Kelly,
Fitzpatrick; errors, Baker, Pcckinpaugh,
two-base hits, Maranvi.le, Twombley, Pipp;
maker: sacrifice hit, Massey; left on bases,
New York 4, Boston 7 +, first base on errors,
Boston / bases on balls. off Allen /, off
Cmm ?, off Mogrdge /, off Shocker hits
and earned runs off Allen hits no runs in
I innings, off Crum hits no runs in in
uiugs Of Mogridge o hits 3 rus in innings.
off Shocker no hits no runs in innings;
,truc, out, by Allen 4. Umpires, Hart ana
Iannehill Iime. -.
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Chattanooga s, Beaumont 4.

BEAUMONT. Texas, March 30. -
Four runs, scored on one hit, u walk
and a pair of errors gave Chattanooga
Southern association an s to 4 victory
over Beaumont Texas league here to-
day. The four runs were scored In
the tenth inning.
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summary Kuns. HoeIke, Bush Ellison,
man, Kauff, McCarty, Ellison; stolen bases,
Robertson. Kaulf 2. Fletcher ., Burns,
Hoelke, Bush, ESllison sacrifice hits,
Spencer Bush: two. base hits, Cobb, Jones I,
double plays, Fletcher TO Herzog to Hoelke,
HerEog to Fletcher to HOelke Ellison TO
Burns innings pitched. by Boland 5, by
Anderson 8 runs, off Anderson /, off Gun.
ninghsm / hits, off Boland 2, off Anderson
3 struck out, by Boland 5. by Cunighsm 2,
4, off Perritt /. Time. 2o7. Umpire',
Brennan and Myers.
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r. II. f..
ST. Paul q. Galveston 8.

GALVESTON, March 30.-The st.
Paul club Of the American association
defeated the Galveston Texas league
team today in free hitting contest.
n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
Louisville I. birmingham I

BIRMl NGIGAM. Ala, March 80 -
Timely hitting by Corriden and Jan
sens costly errors enabled the louis
Vile American association team to de-
feat Birmingham of the Southern as
ISOLATION today, ! to /.
The score: r. IT, f..
Birmingham ............1 3
Louisville .............. 7
Batteries-Rlack, johnson and Ha-
worth; Comstock, Main and Clemons
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Copyright. 1917. by II. C. Fisher.)
Trade Mark Reg. u. S. Pat. OF.
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Bad Luck Hits BraUes


hem b.,
LrCnc
by shoulder, which
at
of
stand
the
is those
regularly employed
Il no have crrca James Traycrs
Fred Fulton resting
director of
Missouri guy with name like that ought get by
slogan SHOW Me"
At the world discovered
contnu thac
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