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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

ger Oeutihcr @egenongriffe. SSn ser
Champagne iinO Die 6ron3oien in
Der @eeeno bon @oronbilliers peiter
porgeorllngen unO ba6en mi6tige
Soben uno itarfe Stelltngen 6eiebt.
Sin ser 5ront 5piiden Soiiions lmO
9luberiOe muroen nod 5iuei 9atterieu
oeutider glrtillerie erbeutet.
Sonoon bat uidts gu be-
ri6ten.
2onoon, 10. glpril. II 0ie 6eu.
tige antlide 9efanutmadung bon
Der 6ront in 6ranfreid beiagt, oaB
nidts BON beionoerer g9idtigfeit 81
beridten it,
0lunitions 9eridmeu-
0ung.
Saag, bia 2on0on 49, glpril. T.
Sn ldngeren geipreGungen ser
Sdladt an Der 9lisne betonen Die
oelti6en 3eitlingen SAB es Sen
6ran5oien nidbt gehngen lit, i'm er-
iten 9lnitirm Die 0eutiden 2inien 81
ourd6reben. Sic gepaltige lleberle-
genbeit Der iran5oiii1en 9lrtiIlerie
miro anerfannt.
Gle ,&olniide @olfs5eitling" BE-
i6rei6t ben MunitionsauituanO Der
9riten m0 8ron5oien ais einenmobn,
iinnige @eridmenoung.~ Gie 3ei-
tung giebt 81, BOB Die 5rau5oien To-
fole @rfoIge er5ielt 6aben iogt a6er,
Oob iie feline weiteren erriHaen mir
oen
Q @Idge ung @e9eni6 "a 8 c.
%oris, 10. 9lpril. II Gie fran56-
iiiden Griippen, melde am lebtan
0lontag ole erite 9inie Der Geitidea
aeponnem iino bon friiden 9lbtbei.
hngen abgel0it mor0en uno Die
Sdlodt lit nit erneiiter Groft emf.
braunt. llngeadtet Der @egenongriiie
lno 0eS frGftigen g9ioeritonOes ser
Geuticben 6a6en oie 6ran5oien ii6eer.
all meientliAe gortbele errlrnen imo
iin6 nit FOLDER Sdnelligfeit borge-
riidt BOB Die Geutihen Oiele sc.
idiibe i'm Slide laiien muBten
Ger 8einO nadte einen ber3meiiel.
ten @erild, oen Qlniturm 5pHhen
Snponcourt uno 9errD-on.9oc ouf5u-
boIten. Eies lit Der i6mdbite 9unlt
ieiner 9inie, neil er natiirlider Ser.
t6eioigungsmiitel ent6e6rt Sier gin.
gen 10000 0lonn Ser 6eiten oeutiden
6ruppen' in piit6enoem @egenangriff
Dor, ood 0ie frou3oiiiden @eibiite
llno Maidinengeme6re braden oie
Sturmmogen, bis Der @eriu6 nod
IhredliHem 9lutbao auigeeeben
mur0e.
Ter itaIienii@e 8eridt
9fom, 10. 9Ipril, bia 2onoon. n
Gas 5olgenoe 1T Der 6eiltiae offi3i-
ellie 9eridjt.
oSm Sagarino.Ebale Deruriadte
weitereS mirfingsbolles 8euer itnie.
rer idperen 9atterien aui 0en gnbn.
bof bon Gollino groBe 9rdnoe, Die
Ourb itorfen @ino augefodt ipur-
oeu. llnmidtige 9egegnungen werOen
gemelOet, in oenen mir @efangene
nabmen
sSn ser @egeno bon @0r5 an ser
SSuliiben 6rout no6m 0aS 9lrtillie-
rieieuer an @ud6t 3u 9(uf Dem &arlt
ii6eridritten fleine italienii6e 9l6.
t6eihmqen oie &ert6eioiguugsonIa.
gen zines oorgeido6enen Yoitens BON
Der Grnfel6eit beaiiuitigt uno ebten
iid oort felt nadOem iie Oie @ert6ei-
oiaer geiangeu genonlmen batten
mo erbeuteteu aiiBerOem @afien II.
Oliinition.
@tneS rnlerer Sllttgeidlmooer bonn
boroirte ieinoIide g(nitolten in ser
@eaen0 bon G6iapobano, 0orm6erg,
9eiienberg mo Gosno 9lle umierer
0ioi6inen febrten lmbeiddOi9t 5ll-
rid.
Ger ruiiiihe 9eridt.
@eterSburG 10. 9lpril, pid
2ouoon. II Die arieestbGtigfeit an
allen 6ronten luar, 40 Iautet Der beli-
tige ofii5ielle 9eridt oouf SSnfante.
riefeuer uno aunOidaiter-Speratio-
nen 6efdrdnft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

Gruppeu. 9(iip, Soup uuo
2offmlr bon Sran5oieu beieet. II
Geutitbe @eeenoneriffe in ser
gbompoane 8uriideeidIoaen. II
Aud oie @riten meIoen Sort.
i6rittq.
@aris. 10. g(pril. IL Stetige
@epinne Der 3ran5oien in ibrem
@ormarid geeen Oas iiioli6e Gnoe
Der Sinoenbiirg.9inie peroeu in oem
belite glbeno bonn iran3oiiiben
arieesbureal peroifentlidten ofii.
3ieIlen Bulletin gemeloet. g}odite-
bend Der bolIitdnoige Sn6olt oer2Rit.
tbeillng:
.Sn Dem @ebiet 3mil6en ser
CONNIE umO Ger Die par Die glrtil-
lerie96dtigfeit cine e6r Ie6bafte.
92orolid bon Der 2lisne ieete ser
8eino inter Dem imaliib0rliben
Grnd unierer Eruppen ieineu 9}iid.
3ug in Der &idtuHg BON Gbemiu oes
Games iort. llniere 5ruppen 6aben
i'm 2auie oes Cages Die Gorier gliiD,
SouD mo 9aiimir genommen unO
iin0 in engem Gontaft nit Dem
8einoe ee6lieben. 9lu6 Sort oe
Gon0e (nor0meitlid bon Gonoe.iitr
gline) iiel in uniere Sdnoe.
Sn Ser @eaeno BON Sirtebiie ba-
ben mir nad einem Ieb6aiten @efedt
eineu Stiibplnft 0es 6einoeS nor0.
lid BON Der 5arn geuommen. nobel
mir 800 @eiangene madten uno 5wei
105.@dllimeter-%eidiibe erbeuieten.
@eitlid BON 9ermericourt mad.
ten mir crbeblibe 5ortidritte uno
nobmen etpa fiinf5ie Geitti6e geian.
gen.
Sn Der Champagne mar bic 9lrtil.
lerie-SHladt BEL W1aronbiIliers mel.
ter uneemein beftie. g9ir idieben
iniere 2inie norolid bon Mont
Saut Dor un0 ,ibhigen 5pei oelti6e
@eeenmgrifie in iener @egeno unO
an Der GaruilIet-Sobe 5uriid.
Dos gteueite BON Der 8ri.
tenfront.
Qon0on, 10. 9lpriI. Der 6eli.
te 9lbeno bonn britifhen 9(rmee.
baiptquartier Der0iientli1te ofii5ieI.
le 9eridt iagt 6oIeenoes.
oQ8ir bo6en uniere Steaung iiiO-
lid bon MondD,Ie.9reur Elm penig
Oerbeiiert Qlub baben mir beute
oitlid BON 8ampeur meitere Sort.
ihritte genadt, ebenio pie Iiio6itIid
bon Coos, no mir cine gln5obl bon
@eianaenen mndten.
Sii0lih BON Gems muroe Gin 9ln.
griif ieinoliber gl6t6eilungen ouf Ell
ne imierer Oorgeido6enen 5telllmgen
nit GrioIg abgeidlaaen.
Gie @eiammt5abl Der bon ims er.
beuteten @eidiibe lit 228.~
DloromeitIi6 bon 9luberiDe baben
ilniere Eruppen in einem nit gra.
Dour ourdgefiibrten glngriff ouf Ell.
ner 6ront BON 5pei Gilometern ein
Sdiibenora6eu-S SDltem eenommeu,
0as glu6erioe nit Dem MoronoiIliers
g9oloe berbano, nno iie boben ben
8eino nui sic iiiOli9en 9lusIGuier
bon @auoeiiucourt 5uriidgetrieben
gSir madten bel oieier Operation 150
@efansene.
SSn Den gIrgonnen tpur0e elm oeit.
iher glngriif aegen eineu unierer
Sdiibener6ben in Der 9liHtlng bon
golanie NIT Ieibter 0aiibe 5uriidge-
idlogen
2eb6afte 9lrtilleriefGmpfe IpieIten
ii1 IN Der @egeno bon Iouqilois lno
auf Dem linfen llfer Der Olaas in
Der 9lihhng bon Ga Mort Somme
ab,
@as sic @eIgier meloen.
Cine beute bonn belgiiden Saupt.
quortier aiseegebene bffi8ieIIe Dit.
tbeilung iaat 5olaenoes
~Gor Girmuloe IpieIte iid beite elm
inteniioes 9lrtilletieouell ob. @eiter
iiiolih in Der Ridhing bon Steen.
itrate mareit lebbaite 8om6enfGmpfe
I'M @auge"
Ger fran86fifde q admit.
ta9sberi6t.
@aris, 10. glpril. - Die Geut
i6eu babeu geiiern gsadt i'm 9iaume
8pii6en Soiiions mo 9luberipe 10
friide Tipiiionen (iingefd6r 225,0O0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
9cnfmal-G Gut6allnma OcribuGcu.
@aoDor Smitb unO ooS @ermontown
9iirger-Gonlite bieIteu oos fir
onaemeiien. ~ 3as @oltorius-
0entmol miB narten.

Sentmdl muB marten.
9biGa6eIpbio @a, 49,.
glpril. ~ 0ie @ntbiialng oeS @oIto-
ius.0enfmols, 0os 5uglei1 ais Wlo-
nllment 0ur @er1errli6ung ser oeut.
ihen @inmonocrimg unO Der @riIu-
oung bon Germantown Oienen ioa,
lit ouf @ilnib WloDor 9bomos 9.
SMITHS bon YDilooelpbio bis naN
Dem Sriege Oeri6oben moroen. @s
mar bon einem gomite, unter 8orlib
Srn. Sobn 3. @loDer's, oes 9rdii.
benton oes o0ultib -omerifdnii6en
Gentral6unOes BON BennlDlDonieu
Sen Or. 8eromcr in leiner @igen.
iGoft ais Erdliocnt 0es Gentralbitn-
oeS nit Den 9lrrdngements betrnIt
botte, cine groBartige @ntbiIllngs-
feier om @fingltnontog, Den 90.
Wiai i'm 8ernon-Yarf in German
topn geplont moroen. @ie Geoner
moren bercitS IN 9lusiibt gcnommen,
oaS Frograntm wur olifgeitelt ino
ginlo0ungen 5ur Yctbeiliqlng an
9lhpmcntcu, Die ocn ,,Hcutid.u GpvrcIpun.
oentcn" ndt phnitIid ocer nnreaeInnhia crs
bnltcn, iuo gcbeteu, Der Cliice onD0u per Sc
lepboW poer ldriItlin WslttbelInHa SA maalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
Dti Aubrript
MG9ten SyraM5Oien gcs
Inmgenen SOritOk.
Sfebmem beiitidJe Ghii=
temgrnbensSDi

g[uf elmer 6ront BON 8pei aiIome-
tern. ggeitcre 700 @efoueeue
in Oen SdnOen Der fran8oiiiden
Gruppeu. 9liip, SOup uuO
2offollr bon Sran8oieu beiest. n
Geutitbe @eeenoneriffe in ser
@bompoene 0uriidgeidIogen. II
9(ud Ole 9riten meIOen Sort
idritte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

NhDnncnscu, Die ben .Eeutihsu 0prrcipun.
oentcn" uidt phnltIldl ocer. unreaeindRia CT.
bnltcn, iiuo gcDeteu Der Eliice onD0u per Sc
IepboW poer imriItln WllttbeiInHa ~ maAeM.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Cy Young ReVenged Twins Armoe Wins First Game at Home
WHITE SOX EASILY
BEAT CHAMPIONS
Chicago Goes Into Second
Place; Cleveland Loses
Through 7 Bobbles.

CHICAGO, May 10. - Chicago won its
eighth straight game today by defeating
Boston, < to 2. The locals batted Leonard
freely. Williams weakened in the sixth in.
ming after pitching alright bail. To-day
was Red Cross day at the bali park mum.
Der Of boy scouts aiding in the work Of en-
rolling new members just before the
game Manager Rowland presented paper
to the head of the organization here bear
ing tho names of all members Of the Chicago
White sox and Boston Red Sox clubs for
enIollmcnt In the organization.
Tho ernra.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
TRAP FIVE "JINX"
TO HIGH AMATEUR
All Seven Targets Missed at
Same Place; Chatfield
After Record.
REMARKABLE SCORES MADE
Two Register 100; Hinkle Wins
State Professional Cham
pionship.
EMARKABLE SCORES MADE

Joe Chatfield is not superstitloua;
oh, no, but this Texarkana amateur,
who was high over all during the an
nual tournament OF the Oklahoma
State Sportsmens association last
week, believes he could have gotten
away with a score of one less than
perfect If he could have kept away
from trap 5. II was on trap that
he registered his first miss of the
tournament When he came to trap
the next time he missed again, and
every one of the seven misses re-
corded against him were on this same
trap He is out for the worlds high
average this season.
Only Five Registered.
Two of the misses recorded against
Chatfield were in the practice event
and were not registered, so that he
went thru the tournament with tho
remarkable record Of 395 out Of u
possible four hundred, according 10
the story told by the official scores
given out yesterday by Cashier Hugh
Wright. If ever man tackled a
strenuous job in connection with trap
shooting Il was Wright Never before
has a field Of two hundred competed
for purses split jackrabbit-rosc, and
during the three days of shooting
Wright shaved over the score sheets,
scarcely stopping to eat or sleep.
Remarkable scores Rule.
Remarkable scores We're the rule.
rather than the exception, thruout the
tournament, veteran sportsmen saying
that for quality as well as quantity
the Tulsa tournament never had been
cqualcd i'm any state tournament in
the history of trapshooting.
J. y. walker Of Spiro. Okla, and
Ed Fosgard OF Waco, Texas, rcgls-
tered one hundred scores.
High Run Made by Tosgard.
High run hOnors went to FOsgard
with 1913.
The official count on the state anna
teur championship, the last event
shows n slightly finish than the un-
official report. Instead of winning
second place, as originally reported,
William II. Hcer of Guthrie tied with
w II. Wilson Of Medford and Charles
Homer of Krehs for second with 81
On the shootoff, Wilson broke twenty
straight, while Heer and Homer
missed one each Hccr and Homer
then shot at twenty more targets TO
decide third honors, EIeer breaking
twenty and Homer nineteen.
Fifty-nine shot thru the amateur
championship and five shot I'm the
state professional championship.
which J. II. Ilinkle of Oklahoma city
won with a break Of 9S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

DUBLIN, May 19.-lt is stated from
various Irish districts that returned
Irish Americans of military age who
have been in Ireland on a visit have
been notified by tho police to hold
themselves in readiness to respond to
the presidents call on all American
citizens in connection with the forma
ton of the new American army. The
men are all pleased at the prospect OF
an early crossing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Food Fraud Punished.

BERLIN. April 30.-A Berlin mer-
chant recently was fined three thou
sand marks for fraud in connection
with "salid oil substitute which no
manufactured and placed on the mar,
ket The prosecutions analysis showed
the substitute to consist of 95.2i per
cent of water. colored with aniliue dye
and thickoued with a vegetable slime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
RUSSIA FIRM FOR
AGGRESSIVE WAR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

distribution of productS and in neces-
sarv cases will have recourse also to
the organization of production.
"Fourthly: The measures for the
protection of labor will In every pos
sible way continue to be promoted fur
ther with energy.
'Flfthly: Leaving II to the constitu-
ent assembly to deal with the question
Of transferring land to the workers
and proceeding with preparatory
measures relative thereto, the proVl-
sional governemnt will take all neces-
sary steps toward insuring the greatest
possible production of cereals required
by the country for furthering the
systematic utilization of the soil in the
interests of national economy and the
working class.
Financial Reforms.
"Sixthlv. IooLinp forward to the
introduction OF n series of reforms of
the financial sSstem upon a demo-
cratic basis the nrovisional govern-
ment will devote narticuIar ottcntion
10 tba incra,sing or Direct taxos on
tbe wealthy cIoseee-succssion duties
taves on cvcessivo war nrofits tho
nrone,tv tnv otc
"Sevcn,biy. Tho efforts 20 intro
duco ava do,,oio,, do,,ooratio urit,y Of
eeIf- -govern,r,,,t u,ii1 ha continued
,,ith All ,na.iino .',,a o,d ossid,,itv
Can Constituent Assembly.
"Eighthly: The provisional govern
ment will also make all possible ef-
forts to bring about at the earliest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

Totals 3sl427 q Totals 1913 2716
tBatted for Crane in sixth
1Battcd for Lavan in ninth
SLATED for SothorOn in ninth.
Score by innings
Washington .............O2 O2O 003 211--9
St Louis ............220 0lO O1O-6
summary: Runs Judge Foster p Milan
.. Rice 3, Morgan, Ansmith, Shotton 2,
Austin g Jacobson. Lavan .; two base hits,
Aiusmith ?. Smith, Austin. Shotton: three
base hits Jacobson. Smith; homerun, Mil
Ter, double plays Sisler to Austin, +. John
son to- Lavsn to Siser. W. Johnson to Crane
to Judge, Lavan to H. johnson to Sisler,
Ssler to Iavan; bases on balls of Ayers
/. of Davenport . struck out by ". John
son g. by Ayers 3. Umpires owen and
Diueen Time 2:O1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
High-Priccd Horses.

STOCKHOLM. May 19.-The aver
axe price for teams Of workhorses az
an auction just held In Linkoping was
$1,000, aud good single harness ami
mails brought S675. There was. fair
demand even at these prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Ardmorc Opening Auspicious.


ARDMORE. Okla, May 1.-Two
thousand fans, a large number Of
them women. saw Dick Spccrs' Ard
moritcs take their inaugural matinee
this afternoon from the Miners, the
tinal count being to .. ENcrdon,
working FOR the locals. pitched real
BAH, and In spite of the new ground
received almost perfect support
In the fifth. Spccrs' crew got next
to Phillips delivery and pounded out
two singles and "a double, scoring four
runs ON the hits and on a wild throw
to third by Harrison.
In the latter part OF the eighth
Speor was spiked when Gross jumped
INTO first trying to beat "a throw from
Eishtadt
J. W. Rell. president of the West
ern association. attended the game
md complmeutcd tho local baseball
men ON the progress they have made
since the Paris franchise was bought
Ten days ago.
Construction Of the graudstand and
Improvements of the playing field is
being rushed and hv the end of the
present series Ardmorc will have one
of the best parks i'm the entire league.
Mr.. Bcll will leave tomorrow morn
ug for Dcuisun. where ne will confer
with owners of the Dcnisou ana Shcr-
uan teams regarding 'hc transfer OF
hose franchises tu other points.
Preceding the game today a parade
was staged I'm the business district.
participated in 10y members of the
clubs ana % large number uf fans \
banquet in honor of the Nrdmore
'lub was held at night at the Randall
cafe. attended boy about one hundred
fans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
ss5 LOOT or RAILWAY DEPOT
lind Man Has Small Haul To Reward
Him for His Trouble.

|TTTTTVT ~ NV " VTT
Frisco depot at Welling, ten miles east
of this city. was broken into Tuesday
night and S25 taken 10y the bold, bad
robbers, who have not yet been apprc-
hcndcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

fBatted for Miller in ninth.
+Rqu for Spencer In fifth.
Stated for Roland in seventh.
Score by innings:
New York ...........911 200 OO2 lO-9
Detroit ..............l l3l 600 O3O 100
summary: Runs. HendryN. High, Maisel
.. Pirp. Miller Nunamaker. Love. Shawkey,
Bush 2 Cobb. Veach . Heilman. Witt. Spen-
Ger. CunninghamS errors, HendryN, Msgee,
Peckinpagh. Russell, Young . Heilman; two
base hits Miller. Witt, Shawkcy: threebase
hits. Pecknpauch, Cobb stolen bases,
Baker, HcndryN. Peckinpaugh, Cobb; bases
on balls. of Cunningham 2, of Roland !,
of James 2 of Ehmke .. of Russell 3,
Of L,>e 3. on Shawkey s struck out, by
James . by Love l. by Shawkey 5 Um.
pires. O'Loughin and Nallin Time 3:27.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. May 10 Cyldo Gci.t
held Oklahoma city To five hits today and
Muskogcc took the second game OF the SERIES
I 10
IhY .FUrYr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

CLEVELAND May 10. - As CLEVELAND
punched four OF its seven errors in the
third inning Of today's game, Philadelphia
won. . to g. 1t was the first game Phla
dcpNa has won from Cleveland since Aug
ust 1918.
The score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

Chicago r Boston %.
Philadelphia o. Cleveland @.
New York o. Detroit .. Called end
leyeuth darkness.
Warrington o. ST. Louis g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

BOSTON, May 19-BarneS pitched BOSTON
to victory over Cincinnati today. Ia
breaking the locals losing streak. lie held
Cincinnati TO two hits, one of them a scratch
Toney received poor support, all four runs
being unearncd.
ha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

nFTROIT May lO-Detroit and New
York today played II innings to tie, 9
To o. in u weird game marsed by bad pitch
ing. poor fielding and errstic base running.
Seven pitchers gave 10 bases ON balls. Thirty
men were lest on bases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

BROOKLYN May 10 Cadore held ST.
Louis to five hits today, pitching the Brook
lyn champions to victory for the fourth sue
eessiye time, two in row from ST. Louis. The
score was 6 to /.
The score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Pirates Knock Ont Perritt.

NEW YORK, May l9.-Pittsburgh defeated
New York in the second game Of the series
here today TO a. Pittsburgh knocked
Perritt out Of the box in the fifth and
tied the score in the seventh on McCarty 5
single and Careys triple.
The score
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

Nashville &. Chattanooga o.
Mobile ., Memphis
New Orieuu, ., Litle Rock 9 tcalcd end
wclfth darb.
Atlanta 9, Birmingham 1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

Fort smith .............. 600 100 O30 .
Tulsa Observation-Disclosures. 500 O3l l1-s
summary. IWo.baAs hits. kHrphuEeu,
Ohhn, homcruns, Gardner. Adams, FAirchid
Ohln. Young. sacrifice hits, Brady Cope.
land. Castaiug; stolen base lIeatly. hits. on
Iaislip In inning. none out In second :,
bases on balls, OF Young >. of liaisip T.
struck out by Young o, by Ogle 2 bit by
pitched ball. Lourcoy. Oglo by Young, left
on bases Fort Smith o, Tulsa .. Time,
l 80 Umpire. routius.
~s~~~~~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~sN~~
son 10, by Kinney 8. Umpires, IIealey
Ilmn- -mL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

San Antonio .. Houston 2.
Dallas g, Fort Worth 4.
Waco I, Shreveport /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Totals 30 ran

Totals 30 22411l
tBstted for Toney in sixth.
tBstter for knetTer in eighth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ....,......... 900 100 0oO-l
Boston ..........,...... l0l 20l OOs-5
summary: Runs, Rousch. Fitzpatrick 2.
koueiehy Smith 2: errors Groh, Thorpe.
Wingo 2, Mitchell Fitzpatrick, Twombly.
Smith; three bare hit, Barnes: stolen base,
Kelly; struck out, by Toney 2, BY Barnes 2.
Umpires Byron and Quisey. Time, i:29.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
GAME TODAY.
Western Association,

Western Association.
Fort Smith at Tulsa.
Muskogcc at Oklahoma City.
McAlcstcr az ArdmOre.
sherman az Denison.
American League.
Boston at Chicago
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Washington al st Louis.
National League.
No games scheduled
Southern League.
Atlanta at Nashville
Mobile at Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Memphis
only three games scheduled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

" NTIIE IlNNH TTI
Sioux city NJ pcS Mo.ncs.
Lincoln 40 Omaha
Wichita 100 ST. Joseph.
Denver 40 Joplin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

1t was one of the most impressive
showings made by the Wooleymen this
season. Not only did they blow Slim
Haislip from the mountaintop In less
than two innings. but they kicked
tricky Mr. Oglc rather consistently
thruout the remainder of the game.
Furthermore they exhibited "a brand
Of fielding ~ was superb, even spec
tacular I'm spots.
Two of these spots were jottcd down
to the credit Of the boss himself In
the second inning he electrified the
crowd 10y "a marvellous running one
handed snare of Rohinson's drive to
center and in the ninth he produced
another thrill by shocstriuE catch
while running at top speed. Not am
error was charged against the home
lings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20
Tulsa Shows Real Class in
Lambasting Fort Smith S-3
Cy Young Pitches Great Game
and Drives in Three Runs
by Homerun; Ardmore Gets
Away Good at Home.

Lambasting the ball over the left
field wall with two stations occupied
in the firth inning Of Saturdays en-
gagement with the naughty Twins
from Fort Smith, the elongated twirler
ducers. I'm addition to this stick feat
he held the visitors TO five hits and
Tulsa got away with an impressive s
to 3 verdict
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-20

Totals 36 024 VI
tBatted for Agnew in ninth.
tBatted for Leonard in ninth.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-05-17
Meeting OF ID. A. X.

The postponed April meeting of the
Eunice Farnsworth Chapter, ID. A, r.
was held Monday afternoon with Mrs
Alice w. Steward on Coburn avenue
After short business meeting, the
program In charge of Mrs. Fannie
Cabot was taken up The subject
was salt Lake City" and there were
readings and talks by the various
members, those taking part being Mrs
Mary Brainard, Mrs Mary Fellows
White and Mrs. Benjamin Eaton.
There were patriotic selections on the
Victrola and during the afternoon Mrs.
Steward served delicious refresh
ments.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Z. f. Greenwood and 1t
will probably occur week from next
Monday. 1t will be the annual meet
ing with election of officers.