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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01

Jeanmard. administrator of the arch
diocese, had the place of honor in
the sanctuary. Most of the parishes
of the city were represented by their
pastors.
Very Rev Father Henly, c. NJ,
newly-appointed rector of st. Ste
phen's, preached the sermon. In
spired by the text of the days Cos
pei, he delivered a patriotic GRAFTON
that will long remain in the memo
ries of all who were fortunate
enough to hear him. 1t was grand
ceremony, calculated to inspire men
to great devotion in the service of
God and country.
ALL SAINTS.
All Saints Day will be celebrated
at the Holy Name Of Mary Church
with the customary sol9mnity and
piety. Father Larkin, in his appoint
ment of services, wises to give to
all the opportunities possible to Salty
their piety.
Confessions were heard Wednes
day at and and will be heard
again to-day at 4 and Z.
To-day Thursday massbS at D
and only. and there will not be
a 10 o'clock mass.
After the 8 o'clock mass the chill
dren will form in procession and
march to the cemeteries. The bless
ing of the cemeteries will begin al
10 o'clock sharp.
| ID in he
cession around the cemetery. The
/ impressiveness of this ceremony
ought to appeal to every member o.
the parish and bring out one of tn:
| largest gatherings of the year. The
cemeteries will be in perfect condi
ton and order and the whole scene
will be one of devout reverence.
Rev. Father Cassagne S. NJ, viii
deliver the Grafton on the dead.
Friday, Solemn Requiem Mass a
s a ms for all the dead whose name
have been placed on the dead list.
Friday of this week is also tn
first Friday Of the month.
| SERVICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 4 and
Friday-Solemn Requiem Mass a
o'clock.
Sunday-Masses at 8. and 8 a. m
High Mass and Sermon at 1890 &
m, Baptisms from to 4, Benedi,
. at 4:30'p. m.
SICK.
r Joseph Breitling.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
MODEL DAIRY BARN
AT NATIONAL SHOW

A model dairy barn has beens erect
ed on the fair grounds at New Or
leans and will be in actual operation
during the second annual National
Farm and Live Stock Show, to be held
Nov. 1919. Silo demonstrations will
be given in connection. Almost every
modern and practical labor-saving de-
vice is included in the dairy barn out
fit A homemade stall and stanciOn
which costs but so cents to make will
be on exhibition.
The dairy barn will be under charge
Of c. H. Staples and c. W Roadway OF
the Louisiana agricultural extension
department, and L. A. Higgins and
his assistants OF the Mississippi dairy
extension service will also be on hand
to answer all questions pertaining to
! dairying.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
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Rev. c. c. Wier, pastor, residence
25S ValIette. Phone Algiers 1873.
Last Sunday was a busy day with
the workers at the church. At IL a.
m, the pastors text was Romans 10:
1, Brethren. my hearts desire and
prayer to God for Isreal is, that they
might be saved" The Junior choir
sang as voluntary Help us Father"
Offertory, Go Into the House of the
Lord"
One young man, Mr. Vineyard. who
has recently moved to Algiers from
Pontchatoula, Joined the church.
The pastor announced that he hoped
to have a general meeting of all in
terested in the future OF the church
on Nov. s, for a general discussion OF
plans and work to be done.
At the night service the choir sang
a beautiful anthem. Mrs. Jessie Sum
mers was absent on account of the
serious illness of her mother.
The pastors text was Matthew Sc,
BLESSED are they which do hunger
and thirst after righteousness: fol-
they shall be filled"
The Boy Scouts held an interesting
meeting Monday night. They report
ed that they had sold Liberty Bond:
as follows:
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
PLAN GREAT POULTRY
EXHIBIT

National Farm and Live stock
Show, to be held In New Orleans.
Nov. 1919, offers $1,450 cash pre-
miums on poultry exhibits. r. E.
Bruce. New Orleans, is superintend
ent. He states that poultry Will DO
exhibited from more than a dozen
states and some of the very best spec
linens OF each breed will be included.
Competition IS open TO all states. A
special effort is being made to not
only have every breed Of chicken rep
resented, but 10 have also turkeys.
geese, guineas. ducks, pheasants, pea
fowls, etc, shown in the big poultry
building
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
BAPTISMS.

Floris NJ. Magdalen, daughter OF
John o. Vallette and Margaret Fitz-
henry of 4l0 Olivier Street. Spon-
sors, Mrs. ]. l.. Umbach and Mr..
Philip Burg.
Mildred Mary. daughter of Han
sell Rigaud and Rosetta Treadaway
of 736 Elmira. Sponsors, Lawrence
Hingle and Amodest Treadaway.
Bernadette Cecilia, daughter of
Robert Lunn and LeOna Lawton.
Sponsors. James and Reina Lawton
(by proxy.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
HOLY NAME RETREAT.

ne Retreat of the Holy Name So
eV' which closed Sunday at a.
=, was well attended by the mem
n The sermons of the Retreat
re preached by Very Rev. Father
nn, s. NJ, and Fathers Cas-
sue and Petit. On Sunday morn
tne Society received communion
body. During the mass hymns
a. 80 sung and, although the hour of
n, e Is rather early for good singing,
-, men all acquitted themselves
~ - credit In the afternoon thirty
~ rs' with their spiritual direc-
and Officers, also o1hers of Santa
49, council, K. of c., went to st.
i,paens Church for the general clos
~ all the Retreats Of the city.
spacious church was filled with
~. and the sanctuary with altar
- and the clergy. Right Rev
ID Laval presided and gave sol
Dsnediction. Very Rev. Fathel
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01

The boys have secured the Folly
eatre and will give a benefit Nov.
% to raise a fund to buy their uni
forms. DR.. Wier of Beaumont, Texas,
was introduced and made a short talk
] to encourage the boys.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
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CATECHISM CLASSES.

The eatechism classes for the boys
and girls of the public schools were
opened last Monday, with a large en-
rollment.
Very Rev Father Larkin, S NJ, has
charge Of the confirmation class.
This class forms every morning at s
O'Clock at the Parocial School and
then marches to the church, where
rather Larkin instructs il. The
eiass seems to be up to its usual
humber and standard. The girls in
NO. / Catechism are under the spe
cal care of Rev. Cassagne S. NJ,
VINO takes a great interest in his
elass and does most effective work
win little cooperation on the
parents part the girls ought to be
ven prepared for the confirmation
cas- Of next year
rather Petit has charge of the
oys In No. catechism and holds
LIS classes in the II. \. G. c. Hall.
: All classes start at S o'clock m
sna take place on Mondays, Tues
nays Thursdays and Fridays. On
anesday a special mass is said
~ all the children Of the parish al
et a. m
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-11-01
MAYOR ATTENDS FAIR OPENING
AT CONVICTION.

Mayor Behramn, accompanied by
James Robin, president of the City
Board of Health, and Ned Rightor
went to COvingtOn last Thursday
morning to attend the opening of the
st. Tammany Fair. They returned
Friday morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
BY BRIGGS

way. Lulu. I'll do it'" And thu bunny
gentleman bsSsn looking for tho pina
tree
oh, walt 4 minute. " YOU p,easel''
sticky liks ny paper, Uncle Wiggily p
she saksd AZ the bunny gentleman came
toward her with some on the end Of .
stick
1T Is very sticky" he answsrcd.
Then II It gets In my hair. a. I,
would DO II you stuck my hat on with
| n, ia never get II out, said Itilu
Thank you, Uncle WigGilyL but
"Ha' No, You sre. right The pine trs'
eum would never do" said ths BUM,
Uncle ... 'hrS.inS TS:t 'S0" let M
And Il was time he did. for tho wine
vas noS blowing 90 s,r9ns TN thst I. hu,.
nd she couldn't walk st all In comfort
| Just then Mr. LonEearr saw. waving
toward him. some long pieces of striped
EraM. white and green In color.
"iIal I have ~" he cried Ribbon
grassi with strands OF them ] cnn tie
fAlu's bat under her chin so Il cant
blow Oft The ribbon grass VIII he as
GOOD =. TIA, piece OF string ] used on
No, using the grass for ribbons. tho
bunny. uncle soon stopped inlu's hat
Walked on and had Ice cream cones FOR
And, II the os.eyed daisy doesn', wink
At the sof, boiisd esq and make II roll
of the board walk. III tell you nss'
abCOt Uncle Wisely and Mr.. stubtsiis .
nose.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
BASEBALL AND BOXING
Sport Calendar
For Next Week

Monday.
Opening OF Grand Circuit msstin0 u
Columbus, Ohio, N
Opening Of fall rae. meeting At Aqus.
duct track, New York,
Annual meeting OF Metropolitan A. \
Annual n.stins OF Middl. Atlantic 4
A H., AT Philadelphia,
Knockout Esssrs w. Pete Herman. -
rounds at Philadelphia.
Tuesday.
Annual tournament Of Seniors Golf ~
sociation opens at Rye. NJ Y,
Ted Lewis W, Soldier Bartnsld. tea
rounds Al brooklyn
Wednesday.
Close Of the season NJ tho Americas
baseball association,
Opening Of tho apWual wsstoh4k4
County Horse show, white Plains, N. y.
Thursday.
Ichlgh valley Patriotic Tennis touSAae
mcnt opens at Easton. Ia.
Friday.
CLOS. ~ fail meeting OF kentuoky Nae.
Ing association at Lexington.
Annual show of Piping Rock Heese
show association, New York,
saturday.
Automobile race meeting At Sheepos
head BAY Speedway, New York.
Automobile track races al Allentown
Pa
Annual meeting Of Central A. A. u. q
Chicago.
Hcnch show OF Philadslphla Airsdais
Terrier club. Philadelphia. t
Fall games OF New York Athletic club,
at Trsvsrs Island N Y.
Cetrnl llliols semi professional bAsebau
tournament, at Peoria
National A A q. women'a swtmmlA0
| championships. at aan francisco.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
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AmnlShlS
MM1vaSa 0dzdS
une's WIeglly and lu'v's Hat
Copyright, 1917. by Mcclure Nswspape'
Syndicate

Copyright, 1911 by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndieatsl
t<v yOw do you like II, Uncls Wig
'L giiy1" asked Lulu Wibble wobble,
the duck girl, AS she walked up
on the porch Of tho hollow stump
bungalow where Mr. LonSesrs, the rnb-
En- Oh. excuse me- what's thati
asked the bunny gentleman, ii,tlna up
with start In his easy chair,
I'm Lulu" answered the little duck
girl, and ! came to see how you liked
"Ehl o.; & See v> va. Sn.I, ssls.p s.S s.%
just given mo some now kind Of carrot
pancakes" went on Uncle wigGiiy Il
thought YOU meant how did Ike them
30 It's new hat, eh'
Yes" answered lAlu, turning around
ming How do you like IT,.
Uncle wis{ily looked a, the cnrlsy-
cues, a, the ,hlnE'n ma bobs. the dlnFi.-
on ihe liuls duck girls hat and said!
~ Ia very nice indeed,
I'm 30 glad you like H." spoke Lulu
Now msybe yo1il let me come walk
Ing with you TO look for an adventure, .
"Ho! Hol' laughed Uncle WISELY. " d
do that anyhow or no hat But
since You have Il, 90 much the bctter.
Come on. I've had my nap
| SO Uncle Wisely and the duck girl
over III. fields and through tho woods
they could not seem 10 find any and
he rabbit gentleman was beginning TO
feel disappointed whom all Of a sudden
"oh. Uncle wirsily"
Well. what 10 II now. my desr' Don't
tell me your stockings are coming down
the way Susies DID,
mo. II Isn't that" spok. IAiu. but
the wind is blowing very hard and
haven't any elastic on my hat To hold II
on my head have 10 keep one wlns
holding I, down all tho while and I'm
getting tired"
Take your wing away and see wha,
Lulu did 30 and puff'-away flew her
hat
"Oh. that's too had" cried Uncle
wlGgily. hopping after Il However
i isn't hurt" he ~id. a. he brought II
~ ~ wish had some way Of fastening
I, on" said Bulu
Cant YOU use q hstpin. the va,
Nurse Jane Furfy wurty does asked
the bunny II could make you hstplr
ou, Of long thorn"
II haven't my hsl II done up on top ol
my head, and YOU have to have It thai
way TO use hstplns." spoke Lulu.
"Oh. excuse me" said Uncle wirgily
We'll, I'm sure ! don't know what tC
do"
"Msyhe II you could find those two
kind garter snakes who held up Susie,
stockings they could twinc themselves
around my hat and under my chin and
hold my bonnet on that way" suggested
Lulu
Maybe" agreed Uncle wlggily. Pui
when he and the duck g,rl looked for the
gsrter snakes the crsvly creatures could
not he found having gone TO picnic.
Then Uncle Wiggly thought real hard
and he said
"NN' | think ! have ~ ran take
some sticky gum from the pine tree and
fasten your new hat on your head thai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Kansas City Sells
Milk at Ten Cents
for Sick Children

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. Is
Steps to relieve the milk shortage eS.
isting here because OF the refusal VI
the seven largest distributing companies
to deliver milk unle" given police pro.
lection against striking employees and
striking freight handlers were taken
last nigh, hy DR. {. Coon, city health
commissioner lie announced that to-
day the city would sell certified milk
at 10 cents a quart TO all who could
prove their need Mix will be sold only
to those presenting physicians cettiil-
Gates showing they are getting II for a
sick person or baby
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
SOUTHERN WILL CLOSE
TODAY; ATLANTA WINS

PIRMiN CHAM. Ala, Sept. 10. - 1ha
seyeni senth season of tho Southern ~
soclstion OF Dsseball clubs viii cloee ~
day with Atlanta tho psrnant winner,
and New Orleans In second place, IL
some doub, AZ to whs, clvb win sseuIS
tho fourth position. Memphis and NAdAs
Vile. battling for this place, are % cleqo
together that the winner will not b. ~:
inltely known until tho final offNool
averages arc announced II sssrno pee9s
lsh sixth. Little Rock srvanth apd ~
bile will occupy tho bot tom OF the In,
Thls will be tho fourth pennant for ~
Atlanta club since the organisatioN n
the league seventeen wears aGo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Pope Doesn't Favor
Catholic Conference

PARIS, Sept l5-A dispatch to the
llayaS Agency from Rome saws the
newspaper lltcStD Del tarl,no IS an.
thority iot the statement that a plan
for an International Catholic confer.
cnce IN switzerland proposed hy Aus
tfian Catholics IS not favored by the
Vatican The newspaper states Pope
Benedict has made it known he does
not desire the Vatican be connected
| with the proposed conference.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Sport Splinters

Chicago bunched hits of Mitchell in
three innings and easily defeated the Tig-
ers. Cicotte holding them to seven scat
-r,.~ c.., -. -, ,., 49,.
Sa'. ~" u, o"t tW,oo uu,.ms ~.
,hird cnn..cu,,v. s,m. ,n which Cnnh
sas =. ia 20 a, :" "''N"
.--
TITS Speaker again made three hits snd
scrru IiVe runs. IN ths ms' Two ghmrs'
opeaher mas neen NJ nat ven umes'
mn 'u''' ""' '''''' ''A "''
Cobb still has n 2l-point lead over the
Indians outflelder.
base-running and some fielding against
Detroit At bat five times he made three
hits. one "A double. he scored two runs
stole two bases and handled six diff
cult chances.
loo Jackson didn't register . hl, but
Gnndn came through with three. ono Of
which was triple
McNu,l,r Ia plsylng a grea, game since
taking Weaver's place at third Yesterday
ne handled four chances perfectly and
registered two hits
While the white gox wero winning, the
Red So. wers Keeping pace with them.
defeating the Yankees to b,
Carl MAYS was nit rather hard by the
| YANKEES bu, hig own bat, and that Of
tor i, Nav. made four hit, out OF four
times IN Arn,w three out OF thre and
McNal,v three on, OF four.
| Agnew drove McNaly across the plate
oin,'," ~, ~ tro,'a Agn.w over on three occs.
sion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
ARKANSAS WILL MEET
TWO OKLAHOMA TEAMS

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Sept ib.-Thr
football schedule for tho University Of
Arkansas. a. announced today for the
season Of 1917 follows
October 6, Warrcnaburg Stat. normal
al Fayettevins: October II. Hendrix col.
lege Al Fayetteville; October 10, Mis-
souh School Of Mines At Fayetteville
October 21, Kendall college AT Fayette-
Vile; November ., Louisiana State uni
versity a. Shreveport Novemb~r 10. Ok
lahoma university at Fort Smith; No
vember ~. University Of Texas al Aus
tin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
KENDALL ON SCHEDULE
OF HASKELL INDIANS

Black, fuiiback. today was sisctsd a..
tain Of the 1917 HASKELL eleven 10 ~.
coed Luther Clements who has sntseo1
military service. The schsdule as A.
nounced today by Manager A. n. vaAoov
includes tho following Gsmes: Henry kons
dali Octobsr ~. at Tulsa Rice ineltuNo
at Houston, Texas, November 3 and NJ
slsslppi Assiss at Memphis. Tenn, No.
vefpher "a tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
MIKE GIBBONS KNOCKS
OUT JIMMY HOWARD

DULUTH, MINI, Sept. lS.--Aiks a.
bons OF IT. Paul. last night knocked oQO
Jimmie Howard Of Chicago In the Scl1ee1
round OF their scheduled ten-round eoue
here. A right to the Jaw after ~ th44
two minutes OF fighting In the foNSon
round did the trick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Top Notchers

batting averages OF tho leading MI.
tsrs IN both tho American and NAtioNAl
leAuuos. Cobb, sislcr and Speaker In ~
American, ana Rousch. Cruise, Hofneev
Oroh and Kauff In the National. inelu1s
Ing tho games Of yesterday, follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

Cut out the picture ON all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line lts en-
,lrn length Then dotted line q and 40
on Fold eacl section underneath &C.
curately whsn completed turn over and
you'l ind a Surprising feBult Save the
pictures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

Few fight fans will be willing TO pay
again TO see Carl Morris box. unless guar
antecd that Carl will have his bean
knocked OF. They'd pay n fortune TO see
that pleasant incident take place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Lsno,ord psses,s Jssnnstts.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Sept lS-sam LAaGs
ford Of Boston. outpolntcd and outfouGB1
Joe JeAnnette OF toboken, ". j.. Ia 3
twelve round bout hero. They ara nA1po
heayyweights. II was tho fifteenth teDO
the two had fought
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
"BlG TEN" STARTS
FOOTBALL PRACTICE

CHICAGO, Sept, Is Football practice
was started by members OF teh Rig
Ten" conference today denotins the Of
fetal opening Of the season Michigan
returns TO the conference this year after
an absence OF twenty one years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

Speaker celebrated his tenth annlvcr-
sary as big league baseball player
Yesterday His teammates presented him
With n gold stick pin and silver cigsrct
case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

when a golfer speaks OF n short putt, "
queries l.. X. r, what length does he
mean-twu feet or three feet or four
feet? What rs a short putt" oh, any
putt he misses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
The Off.Slde TanuIe.

McGraw Ia the delegate who faces the
most rasping assignment OF them all.
There was no great strategy required
in selecting Ruth, shore and Leonard.
hut the Giant leader has three left
handlers who have moved st about the
same clip. They are Schupp, BENTON and
Sallee. His most effective looking right
handler Is Perritt, but Tesreau has drawn
two world series tests.
Just at present the two Giants who look
to have the greater bulk OF pitching stuff
are perrltt and Benton They will very
likely be the first two to open fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

Sothoron started out for the nrowns
but was relieved early In tho game by
Rogers, who was no more effective than
his predecessor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

avery one pf then. with the exception
~ Maranvllle. made Rt least one bit, yet
the Braves wero unable TO score
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

Coumbe was effective against the
Browns, while tho Indians bat drove In
enough runs In the first inning to win tho
game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
TRACK AND FIELD

When tho Right Hon g G. Alexander
pitched and won a doubl, header recent
y he had two objects In sight
one was to help his ball club In last
desperate stand
The other was TO go out after record
that, with another years addition would
stand at the summit
This record is "A matter Of winning thir-
" or more games four consecutive sea
sons-a mark that no pitcher has cvrr
made. so far NJ We can locate the lnll-
mate details
Alexanders Chance.
Alexander bnkgcd thirty one victories
In 1915 and thirty three victories In 1916.
He will need about six more victories this
season to land another thirty games and
tie Mathcwson's mark OF 1909 l9Ot- 1906
With this mark tied Alex Will then
have hir chance next year TO establish n
new peak, just AN he did last season,
when he carved himself sixteen shutouts,
breaking all past records,
The assignment OF winning thirty games
three years In row Is no light one Cy
Young won over 500 ball games In hts
career. bat the raoll Phenom only passed
tho thirty game mark for two consecu-
tive seasons
Rube Waddell was never able to win
thirty game Neither was Chief BENDER
nor Eddie Plank Jack Coombs passed
this mark but once
Mathewson was the first and last pitch
er to know three such years In unbrOken
order. and his mark OF 1903 1906 stll
stands with tho Philly Premier strug-
Cling desperately to tie II up,
Fluttcring around tho twenty five
game margin, Alexander 'still has first
class chance to gather In enough vic
tories to tie Mattys record Hut with
September humping merrtly along at top
speed he can't afford many moro slips
Alex still has about seven games TO pitch
In tho remaining three weeks. lie will
need most OF theso to get by
II will he an effort worth watching.
since II has occurred In baseball but once
before. and that development Of tho
master moundsman, meaning Mr.. Math-
ewson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Form Chart
TODAY's " COLUMN.
YEsrGRoAY's RESULTS.

YEsTGRpAY's RESULTS
National League.
A. noston 0 New York !
No other games played.
American League.
At Detroit .. chicago
A. IT Louis / Cleveland
At Washington | . Philadelphia j
Al New York s. Boston a.
American Association.
Al Indianapolis q; Kansas city
Al Louisville !, Milwaukee
A. columbus T. Minneapolis
Al Toledo ~ Paul o tsieven inninGs)
Western League.
A. wichita A. Denver G.
Al IT Joseph 7. Lincoln l
A. Joplin \. Hutchinson !
A. DcE Moiner omaha I
Southern League,
A. Atlanta 10. Birmingham tcslled 10
sisth. rslnb
Al New orleans II: Mobile s
A. Memphis Ssshyillo
Al Little Rock q Chattanooga \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at ~ Louis
phiiadslphia At Washington
Boston at New York
Nstlonal League.
Philadelphia brooklyn game postponed
rain
New York q, Boston
pittsburgh ht Cincinnati.
Ipuis a. thlgaEp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

Chicago punched hits of Mitchell in
three innings and easily defeated the Tig-
ers. Cicotte holding them TO seven scat
tered hits