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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
City Will Not Get p
in Western League
This Season-Duncan


Oklahoma cry will not enter the
Western league this year" said n, u.
Duncan, president Of the local club n
IN. Western association today. He MADE
this statement when shown q rSnoSS
from sloux city that the team thete
was about to throw up tho sponge, en-
tina, oklahoma cry, Tulss and fssftA
had made bids for the franchise.
Jumps Too Lone.
The Jumps from Oklahoma CITY v
tho northern half OF the Western iaasuo
would he too long" said Mr.. Duncan,
until there In a reorganization Of thAk
lessu"
I To a. from Oklahoma City 10 play .
series of four games st Denver, Col, Il
would cont the looAl club $500 and With
q guarantee of but w. per day ane
poor crowds at Denver, va would ~
but $500 Tor the four games. Thsn, ~,
'her. would have 20 be an OFT day 70
make tho trip The Same appNsS 10
other cltles In tho northern hall Of NJ
Western league and We could not possibiy
break even
R%soruanIsstlon Next YER.
However, am confident that the
lsasus will be rsornanlaed NEST yslr With
tho four cities nov In the northern hall
snterina other les and Tulsa. Joplin,
For, Smith aud Oklahoma CITY enter.
lnu the Western league IN their plaess. y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Detroit Pitchers
Sough by Duncan

H. NJ Duncan, president of the okla
homa City baseball club NJ tho Western
association, today announced that he had
wired Frank Navin, president of the De
troii team q. the American league, for
two pitchers
Need Pitchers.
MY team In In good shape now, with
tho exception Of the pitching staff said
Mr. Duncan. and am going To set the
pitchers
Detroit has one Young pitcher, Fptlna
that am particularly anxious 20 obtain.
and am confident that he viii soon he
wearing n Booster uniform MIX Finn,
Detroit scout. recommended Eptlng 10 me,
and | cSp.ct 10 sign him w within tho
next few days,
Poole 10 Lost.
II will get the pitchers II money car
buy them am NJ a loHs 10 KNOW what
has become u Poole. had n telegram
from him last week telling me he would
report here Monday, but have heard moth
iug more from him,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
IeOnard-Kilbane
Bout Tomorrow

PHILADELPHIA. JulS 2t-Traln.d 10
tho hour and ready for their battle, I'm
which tho light weight championship ~
the world viii he at stake, Kenny Leon
ard and Johnny KilbHne today completed
their work ~ preparation and are ready
for the gong 10 call them into the open
air arena Of Shtbe Park tomorrow night
No match In many months has at
tIaCicd as much attention ms has the
Leonard Kildare contest, and II Is N-
aurod that u record breaking crowd Will
bo on hand TO see the little battlcrs con
test for supremacy II viii be the first
fight IN nHny wears In which both CON
testants Hre title holders. kilhane has
long hoon the recognized feather weight
champion. white Leonard IN tho present
holder " the lightweight crown by vlr-
Welsh
frank OPopl ORricn OF his city, viii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Youngster Filling
Turner'S Place Well
Cleveland Fans Agree

Joe Evans, n Young utlli'y infielder,
Is flling the shoes Of the veteran Terry
Turner, who after thirteen seasons with
Cleveland has stepped out There ara
only "a few, such as MRtty ngd Wsy
ncr, who have SURPASSED Tuner In
long ana valued service to one club
Evans, who Is now regarded as the
Indians regular third %sacler, has been
preparing for the job several seasons
when he graduated from n Mississippi
college n few years back he WAS signed
by Cleveland, and then sent TO tho
minors FOR development and experience.
After a very crediinble showing In the
bush, Evans reported to Ice fohl this
spring, and saving n few Intervals on
tho bench, has played third for the club
all season.
Although not ms hrilllsnt ms u or
two other young third haremen Evans
work Ia satisfactory In every way las
fielding IL always adequate, his throw
INK around the bases In fbultlers and
he has been batting we'll n" may never
reach the class that was Turner'S M mis-
prime, hut he should hold hts own 10
fast company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Germans Are Trying TO Locate the Sammics i'm
France; We'Il Locate ths Germans i'm Germany
%? 3 9 [2[;{]II,]} Sc

Copyright. 1917. the Tribune association }
one Comes Back.
For thirteen years three clubs ruled
the National league They we're New
YORK, Pittsburgh and Chicago
Thts" clubs not only produced all the
pennsnt winners between 1900 and 1914.
but rs n rulo they We're the only pen.
nhnt contendcls generally running !.
2. :
The trtumvlrstc went 10 smash In the
drive of the Braves through 1874, aud
since then have failed to win (Alin1
far back In 1918 and 1915
hul Hftcr a four-Nrnr respite one Oi
them has come back again The
Giants are now ~ far IN front that only
RED handed fate Al its most violent pit II
could break them and scud them FROM
the top But with the return Of the
Giants their W old rivals are ElilI
~iIuundering IN the rut The cubs have
only a faint chance ~ Finishing IN the
first division The Pirates nre hopeless
tai endcrs-a long plunge from the olI
DAYS. when Fred Clarke held sway and
Hans Wagner was IN his prime
MHtty may land tho Reds In second
place, but hon have to SO before II
notary before Red fans believe II lt'
no light task TO shake the SGT view
point Of forty-one wears
Pros, w.. Amateurs
Francis Oulinet won the open nam,
pIonShip in 1913 Jerry Trnyrrs baggcd
the open In 1915, chick Evans achioN cd
this triumph In 1918
This trio VIII all he seen in action on
Tuesday al the classic citadel Of Euglc-
wood. y j., where they VIII 30 charged
IN solid %phalanN by the leading pro
feSslunGls Of the realm.
Tn pros believe they can take good
fuTp NJ tina first thTnN BlaFNa With tI
Nichols, Jim Barnes. Jock Hutchinson
and others, hut the drive will 10 n Keen
one from both sides And. incidentally
the Red Cross should add additional
thousands 10 the amount golf has
turned In 20 the cause
Has It ever hcen officially decided
asks O. X IT., whether Travis, Tr6vrrf
or Oulmet whs the best puttcrT"
OFFICIAL decisions are not rendered slOnp
such lines. there being no officials who
care to dive into such hottumlers depths
TrRyers and Ouimet-IrayoIs "Spc.
Cially for hrillia Mt md effective puttius
IN match PLAY. where u 10, ~ or 10 footrl
has to no dropped, ARE mprvelr Rui
for day In and day out. year IN aud yea
out or the green, on the green, from 4
bunker from anywhere In putting dis
lance ~ the hole Travis probably II
the King Of them all
which In to SAY that on n wide, 81
! tended average he has placed more Ions
approach puts dead to tho cup ana bat
missed fewer short ones from two 10 nV'
feet than amy living golfer
In his respect. a. least We doubt thn
the game OF golf has ever seen hi
equal.
Golf Ball W. Alrplsne.
II contend" writes an observer. thu
u golf ball travels faster than an air
plane A friend says I'm way OF Ar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
SOuthernAmateur
Meet Postponed

NEW ORLEANS, July A-An-
nouneement was made today tina, the
director, Of the Southern Amateur Attn
ls,,c urtton had decided not to hold the
Southern championship events August
q as planned hut TO postpone them I'm
Ill later In the year. probably in No
vcmbet. The uncertain national situa
ton brough, abou, by the war was Civ.
en- a. the reason postpouenent of the
Southern event, will not affect the
plan 10 send southern athletes 10 com
pete IN the national championships IN
st. LOUIS next month, IT was stated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Phillips Test of
Tax Law Postponed

The habeas corpus application of R.
d Phillips, manager of the Phillips o.
X Bus, Baggage and Carriage COM
pany, to secure his release from The
city Jail, which was set for hearing TO-
day before Distric, Judge Hayson, wss
passed until tomorrow morning BY
agreement, Pending the decision Of tn
district court Phillips Is out on boed.
Phillips was arrested last week n
violating a city ordinance provide
license tax on automobiles for hire Of
SIS each. lie wal fined $40 and S(>Dls
in municipal court, lie alleges In 10
petition that the tax imposed on ~.
mobiles IA not AL occupation tan ID
that the legislature does not authod)es
the city to make such 4 tax, NNN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
RAINFALL
IN MANY PLACES
Gets SO Inch, Heav-
lest in State,

Oklahoma City was refreshed early
today with a hight rainfall, as were
several other cite, in the state. but
as ha, been the case tor the past 'cv
cral weeks. the rain failed to iall along
the watershed Of the North Canadian
river north Of here The rainfall of
the night. therefore. did not relieve
The water situation here. which Ina, Tor
the past few weeks been regarded as
critical.
The rainfall AZ Oklahoma CITY reg
istercd only 0i " an inch Weather
bureau reports today show the heaviest
rainfall oi the night fell at Okemah
where 1t registered 81 oi an inch The
only other towns IN the state with a
rainfall OF over half an inch wstc Nj.
Alr,,et. where is registered 81. and
lloldrnville. 81, though Carnegie did
not mis-, /. half inch rainfall except b,
NJ OF an inch
The other towns reporting rain dur.
my the pas, twenty four hours include
! Ada. ~ Chandler uS Chlcka'ha "
| Dufant ~, lawtun Oi Musk0gcs
A., Saltwater, 10 and Tulsa t.
Mermaid bathing costumes OF silver,
texture with fish scale stockings hai,
made their appeatyutr AT the Atlantic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Hickey Won't Give
Hendricksen Bonus
To Sign With Cards

sT, LOUIS Branch hickey, president
~ tho ~ Louis Nationals, wants To sign
Olaf Hsnderlckssn. former outtold with
the Boston Americans, but declines 10
pay the veteran u bonus Tor coming 10
terms
"Hendrlckscr Is meraiy n good hitter"
hickey said 'lle IL not n good fielder or
base runner H0ston made him n free
agent. aud yet he wants u honur He's
not worth thnt TO ~,
Iinch hitting 10 tho job Hendrlrksen
Will fll II he comes Ia tho Cardinals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

johnny kllns, formnr rtnr bsCkstop ~
the Chicago cubs, later manager OF the
Boston Hraver aud one world pocket hil,
Hard champion, In pla inning n billiard
come back and hopes 10 win n three
cushion billiard title
KING. who has neglected his billiards
for ZONE time and who's. playing has
fallen OF through lack Qf attention to
tho game, declares that no vii abandon
the pocket billiards and make . bid for
n championship nj the three cushion
style, Ne Will mako application to 70
enter next seq son thu Three Cushion MI.
Hard league an Organization b" hslpcd 10
establish, II ~ likely thst he viii rep
resent Kansas CITY
Killings three cushion am has greatly
improved rinc0 ho has given n all OF hiH
tline and n. believes that hs will win an.
other championship IN tho Interstate
league next season,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Detroit Mascot Is
Fired and Team Is
Winning Games Again

DETROlT-Ano,her Detroit mascot has
come and has departed when the local
American league club started It's great
eastern drive the first Of June, consider.
able credit FOR the nnN showing was
given to a dusky bat hoy from tho south
band His name was Alex Rivers and
his hCme was New Orleans
Rivers made the eastern trip and re-
turned 10 Detroit with the club Then
the Tigers waycred-COhb's hitting streak
was b%rokeu-and bad luck came
Adverse conditions continued, so one
day Rivers was deportcd Since then
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
BASEBALL AND BOXING
Sport SpGnters

Rooslcr,. Ito not only shut them out,
but allowed only one neaSley hit
rrttirrcw made tho hit IN the first
inning lut Was caught on first n Tow
mluutoH later
Johnny Blues error allowod one run
rer TO scorv, bat Karr'A safe hIt which
dtovr In another run would have Won
the game any way All tho Nets needed
to win was ono run
Tho BOOSTERS ara In a deep hole as
two recent games would Indicate hr IL
thr best pitcher on tho Holsters staff
and that ian, saying very much
Cooper won the declslon from schupp
IN u steat Same bet oan I~ittHhutgh and
Nav York. the Pirates winning TO o
The l1fstes pitcher won hla own game
had slrO doubled
win some pitching about now. the
boosters could win n few Hnmcs
wonder why Murray doesn't send
pooln 10 tho hns sometime, lie report ed
his purchase several days ago, but hs
has never pitched yet, why Murray.
Why
hrdmore', defense cracked In the sew.
outh inning and McAlrster scored 81,
runs, winning easily
Thirty.two hits and twenty ono runs
we're made Mt Tulsa Fort Smith made
flftsen hts 10 Tulss's seventeen. hut
scored II run TO Tulss's 10,
Rohlson made four hits out Of nv,
times nj hat. two OF them belnK home
runs
fuhsr's folding was the feature NJ the
n"nison' sherman game, which was wot
10y b"nlson, \ 10 4
Cincinnati ousicd tho rhllls IRON
second place In thu National league race
by defeating the Dodgers, while Phila
dolphla was taking tho count aSnlns
~ Louis
Groh, kopf and Rousoh made nine o
the Rods' eleven hits OF smith on,
of Kopfs hits was q homerun snd an
other u two-hasscr, while two q
Rousch's -four ware for two-b ssss,
Miller, ptooklyn's catcher. made ,hre'
hits out ~ four times up
purns. first Giant batter M, hit 70
three bases, hut was unable 10 scors
New York didn't got another runnnr pas
first
M~Aranviile'r clever haso- running CAV
Hoston TO : victory In thirteen In
ninEs Ths Cubs tod tho score In IN
ninh driving In ono run Il ~as IN
sixth consecutive victory ~ tho brnve
over the Cubs
Cruise went hl,lsss In three timss a
bat, while Rousch WAS driving out iou
hits on, NJ five times up Giv'
Nourh the temporary leah among N
hattsrs NJ the National league,
Goodwin, former Milwaukee pitche
made his d-bu, with the cards and AFT,
heins nit for eight ~rafntles In ak II
nlngr he wns taken out for = pinoh hi
tor Amos finished the game
LMdcrus and Whitfield did tho hss
hitting for IN. Phillies The form
4, made three hits out II four times ,
and the latter two, out OF four, but nj
~ these Was . homernn
chicago increased It's LEAD over Bot
ton In tho American league rncs by wir
ming the final game ~ Tho series Ore,
fielding behind Williams and tho hittin
NJ Tclsrh, who made four hiA out OF n
many times up featured
Bancroft, the Phlllios' shorts,np. had
busy day hn ndllnH fourteen chances. n
booted two ~ herl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Eight Hits for IL
Bases Is One Days
Work for Martini

FORT DODGE. m-Eignt uits for
seventeen bases In eight times Mt bat
fielder Martin Of the Charles CITY club
of the Central ASSOCIATION In Il recent
double header with Fort Dodge I'm the
morning contest he produced three singles
IN as many times up, aud IN. the after
noon he smashed ont ,hre, home runs
and two singles In five times NJ bat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Dog OwneraI
Arrested by Pohe.

Police au,ho,ti0 diversified Mt
night and instead Of only ,hs tt4al
arrests for violations Of the eiiy'S tyAi-
iic ordinance, alleged gamblers nd
persons charged with keeping lDg
without a license, as we'll ~ the sse0d-
ers were arrested. A
Dell Bruce rAided . game" stl v
West Second and six alleged CEN 20
were arrested. In.
Three persons were arrested eNstled
with keeping a dog without Z u11>11)e;
five alleged speedsrs were also N.
rested . wa, one charged with Ssgk'
less DRIVING
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Sothoron Will Get
Big Increase Next
Year; Brownies Star

ST LOUIS Tho remarkable pitchtns
ot Allan sothoron o. tho 81 Louis Aftsri-
ca M, probably will earn him q substar
,isl salary Increase for 1917. A this Is
his first year In tho majors, sothoron II
receiving q very modest" salary. M
came 10 81 Louis from the Salt LAX,
club Of tho Pacific Coss, league las,
yprinG,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Ehmke Has Allowed
Red Sox Only One Run;
Opposed Them 3 Times

DETROtT-Howard Ehmke, tho tall
twlrler of the Detroit Americans. In now
considered tho nemesis Of tho Boston
club Fhmhe has beaten the worlds
champions three times this season and
In these games, his opponents have col
leCted bat one run.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Western Leaguers
Attract Attention
of Clark Griffith

DIES MOINES-Clnrk Griffith, man
ager Of the Washington Americans, has
his eve on several local western League
players. lie has notified Tom fuirwcather
that he Ia Roing TO look them over
personally soon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Summary. TWobnse hit. Wagner; sac
rifce hits. Wagner, Fisher .. KRAFT.
stolen bases. Wagner. WHuo: struck out,
by Kraft 3. by Knrr Y base on balls, OF
Kraft 2. of karr q; LEFT on bases, okla
homa city. , Muskogcc 6 Umpire,
Hooper. Time. one hour and thirty five
minutes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
TRACK AND FIELD
A Lone Swat

One hit. tina, collected by Pettlerew
In the first inning Of yrstcrdays game
at Muskogce, was the portion "t lne
boosters against Beunie kHrr, former
Texas league twirler and almost II
Booster once. nud the Nets won the
game by n score NJ I to q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Zinc Worker Wins
$500 Damage Case

Failur, TO provide guards for M4lA.
inery near which employees ore re0Njjl ~
to work constitutes negligence, tHHsn
preme court decided today In silltl
an award OF $500 damages 10 HI.
lame, against the B~artlssvills nc
company James suffered inlurDQ3((ts
one OF his eyes while working Ae1eNho
u~nsuarded emery wheel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
Top NOtchers

Rating averages Of the leading hatters
OF the two big leagues. Cobb. Detroit.
Speaker. Cleveland. and Slslcr. ~. Louis
oi the American. mud Cruise. 81. Louis,
and ltousCh. cincinnati. Including the
RHIues OF yesterday. follow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Western Association

Western Association.
Oklahoma city a. Nuskogte
ArdmOre at McAlester
Fort Smith Mt Tulsn
sherman at Dtnisrr
American League.
No gamcS scheduled
National League.
Chicago A. HOston
cincinnati at brooklyn
pittsburgh At New York
~ Louis NJ phllelelphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

there any figures to prove which Of vs.
Is ilghtf".
The fastest, solt balls timed have been
al the rate NJ 700 yntds IN tIs seconds
or 100 wards In three seconds .
At top speed around 100 miles an hs1r
ono mlIe IN l"cnlN fnnf SECONDS inns
means 10 yards In about one ana one
iuutlh seconds which 10 w say tlAl an
alrphlne moves a. top speed almost l"l'"
as fhs' ms u gov hhll does
! twi.c m, srced one or an Nlrhons'
( smoshirr drives r,r travel or would
a ssnsr momcn,s' '
-
tl,r drpn th,t n,iuht tosr them in with
the Browns or rlrates have no particular
fear Of The selcc'lvo draft tnat may pcnd
them TO the battle limos ~ France
There's nothing Ike being ed
against whatever happens
--
o,tdi.,. =, rr.,c
'ouno ''
-, no we, 'nousHhuN VINO NM 'nl.n
SAFE from the sorrow and storm VI tho
rIpht
safe from the neertschc. the hurt and
the tears.
safe from the stress and the strife of
the years
one with th, oIrds OF the summer that
nest
over the draa Of your mound narrowed
rest
ono win IA, winds Of the morning That
creep
ont of Inc might. wnsro the darkness In
dozen
Singing to YOU
In the dawn and the dow
sleep. little Fighters. sleep
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Nd Walsh. former Chicago American
league pitcher has signed a contract
with the Boston Braves We reported
Yesterday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24
National League
American League.
YESTERDAYS aEsuLTs.
Western Association

Western Association,
A. NuskugcD I, oklahoma tltN o
~ MrAlsHttr y Ardmnre 2
~ Tulss 10 Fort smith II
A. Deniron s sherman 4
National League
At Hostou = Chicago 2
A. New YORK O pittsburgh !.
~ Hrouklvr 2 Cincinnati T.
~ Philadelphia J - Louis S,
american League.
~ Chicago 3 bovtun J
only bsme played
American association.
~ Kansas city 0 columbus I
At Milwaukee I Louisville .
A. ~ Paul o Indianapolis b
A. Minneapolis -. Toledo g.
Western League.
Nune scheduled
American League.
Only one scheduled
Texas League.
At Dallas san Antonio o
A. shreveport 4 Fort Worth s
A. Waco 4 houston O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Hs'd Probably Discuss wsAthst.
II the average Chicasoan were SIsP4
to give his honest opinion, which NJ
of them do you think he would aolpA
Billy Ma.6h'or W; H. ThompsNk-
INDIANAPOLIS Star, Y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Mermaid bathing costumes OF ul,cry
texture with ii'h scale stocking, have
made their appearance at the Atlantic
coast bathing rt'nr',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

American League
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Kari evidently hsh n "in'' I'm tho
but allowed only one incNsley hit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Il contend, writes an observer. that
u golf ball travels faster than nm air
plane A friend says I'm way OF Are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-24

Bancroft, the phlllios' shortstnp, had n
busy day handling fourteen chances. He
hootsd two ~ th-rt