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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
HYATT RUNNING AWAY
FROM SOUTHERN RIVAL

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-"Ham" Hyat,
Of Chattanooga widened the gap be-
tween himself and Covington of Little
Rock for honors as leading run-getleI
of the Southern association. Hyatt:
having scored eighty times. Hyatt
also has taken the lead in total bases
away from Edmondson of New or
leans Ham" in 127 games has
stretched 144 hits into "a doubles, 10
triples and Q homers. giving him a
mark of 2l5 total bases. lie .also IL
one point behind Jake Munich of At
lanta for batting honors. The latter
is hitting .3S6 according to averages
released today. and which incuov
Tuesdays games:
Bratchi of Memphis remained at
the head of the homerun hitters. witt,
Is, while T. Sheehan, Nashville. add
ed three more sacrifices to his record
and now is leading. with As. Gilbert
of New Orleans has taken the base
stealing honors away from w. Baker
OF Little Rock and is leading with
% thefts.
Atlanta, with an average OF 200.
leads in club batting.
Leading batters who have played in
half or more Of their clubs games:
Munich, Atlanta, 1856; Hyatt. Chat
tanooga, .SS5; Moran, Atlanta, .S2I,
Kmsley, Nashville. .320; Edmondson.
New Orleans .216; Wick. Memphis.
.S14; Ellis Birmingham. .295: Coving-
ton, Little Rock, .291: w. Baker. Lit
tie Rock. .290; Webb. Birmingham,
.2S9; Thrasher, Atlanta, .2S9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Wisconsin Outlook Good

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 1S.-Despite
the fact that the great European war
has made inroads on the gridiron tai
ent on most of the big colleges. the
University of Wisconsin expects 10
have as strong an eleven this season
as II has had in three years. Many of
the players upon whom Tom Jones.
director of athletics, depended for
building n winner this fall are in some
branch of the government service but
the reserve talent is unusually good.
Jones recently conferred with John
Richards. who said he would return
to Wisconsin TO coach the eleven. He
said he was anxious to return to the
game after an absence OF six years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
A. & NJ. ATHLETES
BECOME OFFICERS
More Than Score of Gridiron,
Track, Baseball and Basket
ball Heroes Enlisted.
Special TO The World.

SALTWATER. Okla, Aug IS
From the athletic fields of oklahoma
ana nelShboring states TO Somewhere
IN France the scene of battle will
Shltt for the veterans VINO have formed
The backbone of Oklahoma A. & NJ.
college varsity squaus during the past
rev years For many of them the
transition Will come within that short
space of time between seasons. Men
VINO last fall worked daily on the
Lewis field gridiron are likely to
charge German trenches before an
other season ends, and doubtless those
VINO left the diamond last spring. with
the base ball schedule unfinished to
accept commissions in .he regular
amy or TO report to officers training
camps Will be in the next spring drive
probably hurling hand grenades; star,
OF the wrestling and gymnasium teams
may be In hand -to-h hand encounters
ana training received on -he basket
han court will be of advantage to those
eager friends who will play another
sort OF game in the future.
All TINS Is far from unrellity The
men are already commissioned Off
GERS. out of 61 men from Oklahoma
a x NJ. who received commissions
thls summer. 81 of them were noted
athletes while In school. An even
d'NtH VI lHtSe alnIeteS are men whose
tamo spread broadcast year uEon year.
Eight of the twelve veterans were cap
talns Of Aggie teams. Seven were all
Oklahoma football selections; four
were all-state basketball mon. and one
was an all southwestern selection.
In this list of 22 athletes who are
now officers eight were members of
the 1916 football eleven: four were
members Of the state championship
\. x NJ basketball five: two were
members OF the wrestling squad which
won the southwestern chamUionship:
four were members of the 1917 base
bail team, and one was an assistant
coach.
After II was learned who had been
fortunate at tho training camps. some
ono here unearthed an old picture Of
the 1915 football varsity. There were
II men shown. or the II. II went 10
camp and without an exception each
received n commission The other
three are engaged in other branches
Of work which would exempt them
frCm military duty.
or the 90 athletes, one was made a
captain two first lieutenants and 10
second lieutcnats. Every branch of
the army service except the aviation
corps was represented IN the list A.
his dime three A. & NJ. boys are at
tho aviation camps
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National Leag que.
BECKER DROPS FROM
SECOND TO FOURTH

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-Eay pemmitt
OF Columbus continued to lead the
regulars IN the American association
with an average Of 1928 for 1902 games,
according to figures announced today,
and which include games of last
/ "Wednesday. Bcals Becker OF Mil.
waukec. who was in second place, has
dropped to fourth. while NioN of kan>
sas city and kirke of Louisville, who
were tied for third place, now arc
second and third. respectively.
Massey of minneapolis, who laS.
week worked himself into a tie with
Mollwitz OF Kansas City as run-
getter, continued TO burn up the path.
and this week broke the tie and IS
leading i'm runs scored with so, two in
front of Mollwtz.
G. Williams OF Louisville has passed
the 200 mark and has dethroned
! Wickland of indianapolis for the lead
IN total bases. Williams has stretched
his 1877 hits into "a doubles, is triples
and 6 homers for total Of 2lS bases
in ia games.
Becker has taltcs the lead from
WIckland for circuit drive honors
and is heading the list with ten. Nc
Carty OF Columbus with his thirty
sacrifice hits continued TO lead that
department. Dosscn OF Columbus
stole six bases during the week and
now is far ahead OF the base stealers
with Al Kansas City slumped in
team batting but continued to lead
the league with .269 with Louisville
the runner up four points behind.
Leading batters who have played
in half their clubs games:
Demmitt, Columbus, S23; NioN,
Kansas city 31S; Kirke. Louisville,
3l2; Becker, Kansas city, $40; Le-
livolt. Kansas City S01; G.. Williams
Louisville. SOC; Anderson Milwaukee,
304; Mollwitz. Kansas City. 30S; Dres-
sen. st. Paul 500; Aluzer. Minno.
opolis, 29S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Appreciated at Last

When Les Darcy fitted away from
Australia, the natives rose up and
grilled him numerically. Stacker"
"quitter" and migrate" were few
titles bestowed upon him by his own
people.
They buried Darcy in Sydney tho
other day. One hundred thousand
persons viewed his body. The papers
that once had roasted him praised.
Those who reviled him are Chip
ping in now to buy memorial.
All of which seems 10 prove right
the man who remarked that you
have to die to be appreciated"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
COMISKEY MEN REGAIN
COVETED FIRST PLACE
Philadelphia Defeated 5 to A,
While Boston Divides With
Cleveland.

CHICAGO. Aug ls.-Chicago regained
first place in the American league pennant
race, defeating Philadelphia 5 TO when
Gandil's triple and sehnlk's sacrifice sent
the winning run across the plate in the
eighth inning. Boston broke even with Cleve-
land and dropped behind Chicago. Anderson $
wildness coupled with buncned hits gave
Chicago two-run lead in the opening in.
ming aud they added another run in the third
result of Schauer's wldness and u
felder's choice The visitors played an up.
hill fight after scoring IL the first on a
triple and wild pitch and again in the next
inning by punching three hits. Risberg s
flee and a single enabled Philadelphia to tie
the count.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Cleveland L. Boston 10.

CLEVELAND, Aug. Is.-Cleveland pulled
Boston from first place today by breaking
even in double header. Cleveland took the
first 2 to l. Boston the second to /.
Leonard allowed but two hits prior to the
ninth inning of the first game. Umpire
owen put Pitcher Leonard, Manager and
Second Baseman Barry and First Baseman
Hoblitzel out OF the game for protesting a
decision IRE second game was easy for
Boston as the work OF the Cleveland pitchers
was wretched while Ruth was puzzle
FIRST GAME
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Games Today

Western Association.
Tulsa at MuskoTcr
Ardmorc ht Oklahoma city.
McAlester nj fori Smith.
Dcnison at sherman.
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
Washington at Detroit
Phimdclphia at Chicago.
Nov York At 81 Louis.
Boston al Cleveland
American Association.
Columbus at Kansas CITY
Toledo nj MilN1ukce.
lrdinrapolis bt 81. paul
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Western League.
Denver at Des ioiucs.
Wichita Ut Lincoln.
Hutchinson az Omaha.-
Joplin at st. Joseph.
Southern League.
Atlanta at Memphis.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Nashville.
No others scheduled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Elmer Miller lcxcmptcd.

SANDuSkY, O., Aug. 1S.-Elmer
Miller, an outfielder playing with the
New York American league baseball
team, today was exempted from mill
taiy service by the local exemption
board. Miller claimed exemption on
the ground that he has dependent
wife and child,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Producers Prevent Shut-Out
in Final Act of = to | Defeat
Beautiful Pitching Duel Be
tween Spike" Kelly and
Bennie Karr Marks Tightly
Fought Drubbing at Hands
of the Nets.
Special to The World

Special to Tho World
MUSKOGEE. Aug 1S.-Muskogee
broke her losing streak today by
l in "A beautiful pitching duel between
Spike Kelly and Bennie Karr. Linda
more saved the visitors from shut
out by driving the bail far over the
left field fence after one man had
been retired in the ninth
The game was one of the prettiest
box battles OF the season. Both speed
boys were right, Kelly allowing but
five hits, while Karr was just one
better, letting the Producers have
only four singles.
During the early innings II didn't
look like the Nets would have
chance to beat Kelly ana after all
is said and done they were indeed
lucky to do IT, During the first three
innings only nine men faced the
stubby little Producer boXman. cal
bert who singled in the fourth with
two down, being the first Met to reach
first base.
Balcntis Error Costly.
Balenti's costly error paved the way
for Muskogee's victory. karr opened
the sixth inning with clean single
to center, the second hit OF Kelly
karr was forced at second on Fish
ers attempted sacrifice. Smith to
Balenti The Producers shortstop
then released the only error of the
game, and it was enough. Pike
bounced a Erounder sharply TO short
Balent was all set for 1t, and had
hn ta.l fT. 4,a... l.
double play was waiting Instead
the ball bounced off his shns and be-
fore he could recover both runners
Were safe. Calpcrts long single TO
center scored Fisher and Pike pulled
up at third. Pike and Calbert then
executed delayed double steal for
the Nets only other run.
Lost Best Chances.
The Producers had good chances TO
score in the carly innings. but good
pitching by karr and sharp fielding
behind him prevented ". Ealcnti led
of the first with a single. but the
next three men died easily. In tho
second the visitors threatened serious
ly, Karr giving them n fine chance to
register by Walking Lind1morc and
ohlin. the first two men up. Linda
more was nipped at third on Fair
childs attempted 7aCrificc Smith.
one Of the most dangerous mtters on
the Tulsa club, swung at three OF
Karrs twisters with no luck and
Sparks drove liner to ccntor which
Fisher grabbed, In tho third Kelly
opened with a single and ucltly later
drew a hasa on balls, but the punch
a. the proper moment was lacking.
From this inning ON the Producers
were soft for Earr Lindamore's hom-
cr IA the ninth and IA single by UeatlN
I'm the seventh being :hc only signs
Of llfC displayed by the Producers.
Today was the first day karr had
pitched In more than two weeks, hay
ing been ont OF the game with a bad
finger. The club has bocn IN a slump
all the time he was ont Of tho game
and he went in today altho his finger
was not entirely healed.
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NVVTN Uy IHnlngsi
Pittsburgh ...,... 100 100 600 900 OO-2
Philadelphia ..... 020 900 600 900 OF d
summary: Runs, Jackson. Carey, Cravath
l'uderus, Whitfield errors, Stock, Ludcrus :
tvo-base hits, Bigbee. Paskert. Lud,rns
waited, Bancroft; three base hit. Whitted .
stolen bases, Bigbee Carey, Paskert, Stock
travaih bases on balls, OF Cooper 2. Off
Alexander 1 struck out, by Cooper q. by
Alexander o. Umpires, Rigler and Brandfield
Time, 2.2S
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PHILADFIPTIIA, Aug Is.-PhiadeIphin
made n clean sweep Of the fve.game series
with Pittsburgh but 1t required IL inninSs
to defeat the visitors today, the score being
innings, errors aiding tho visitors TO score
their runs while good hitting produced the
tallies for the home team. Alexander and
Cooper then batted until the fourteenth in.
ming Bocckcl and Manager Bezedik OF
Pittsburgh were put off the field by Umpire
ikgr for protesting deCisions on pitched
balls
The score.
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Oklahoma City 3, Ardmorc 2.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. ls-Everdon re.
ceived poor support and Ardmore lost the
second game OF the series TO oklahoma City
today, TO .. Allison and Henderson per
mitted Hayes fly 90 drop between them and
Shinault scored the winning run on the play
in the eighth Singles by Henderson Nc
Cabe and Payne gave Ardmore two runs in
the sixth
The score:
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Summary: Runs, Gamer Gardner 3,
Hooper 3. Ixwis, Scott, Harris; errors,
Graney, Harris two-baSe hits, Walsh, Harris
. bases On balls of Ruth g. off Morton 3.
OFF Lambeth 2, off Could 3 struck out, by
Ruth ?, by Morton l. Umpires, Nalin aud
Owen Time, two hours.
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RuckCye Star I'm France.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 1S.-1van
"Swink" Boughton, who captained
one of Ohio states best football teams,
Is Somewhere in Frapce.,' Boughton.
who is a lieutenant of the veterinary
reserve corps. sent a cablegram to his
folks here announcing his safe ar
rival
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Results Yesterday

Western Association.
Muskogce .. Tulsa
Oklahoma city q. Ardmore ,.
NrAlester 2.s. Fort Smith u.2.
Denison- sherman, rain.
National League.
New Yorl, A, 81. Louis 10.
Philadelphia q, Pittsburgh 2, ga innings
Chicago 40 Boston =.
Cincinnati 80, Brooklyn ~.
American League.
Cleveland 81. Boston l.9.
Chicago ;, Philadelphia I.
Washington 3, Detroit
St. Louis 7, New York o.
Southern League.
Chattauoora 3. Mobile %.
Memphis .. Atlanta /, tl3 nningsD
New Orleans 5 Nashville o.
birmingham &, Little Rock 4, Us innings)
Texas League.
All games raiued out
American Association.
Kansas City 3. Toledo o.
Louisville t. 81 Paul .
Columbus 5.5. Milwaukee 81.
indianapolis o, Minneapolis l.
Western League.
Joplin 3, ST Louis %.
Dos Moiucs I, Denver o.
Omaha @. Hutchinson z.
Lincoln b. Wichita %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Cincinnati 90. Brooklyn 90.

NNNONIlN ATg- lN-"IlnIinunti TOOK
the first game OF doublcAcadcr from
hr won the second the last OF the series.
Q u ? Brooklyn runs In the first game
were due 10 errors bs Chase and Groh.
Brooklyn knocked Resan cut OF the box
In the third inning of the second game and
rtt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
CARDS GET ANOTHER
SPLIT WITH GIANTS
Phillies Make Clean Sweep of
Series; Chicago and Bos-
ton Divide.
Chicago 40. Boston 2.2.

BOSTON. Aug 1s.-Boston and Chicago
split even in today's double.hcador. Chicago
winning the first game to 2, with three
run ninth inning rally Boston in the second
scored, a TO o smtout thru Tyer's pitching
The fielding OF kildun was sensational in
both games
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Totals SO 62l1C

summary: Runs, Peclnnpaugh, ShOtion
Magce Sisler Pratt, Sloan, SEVERED, Jacob
son: errors Peckinpaugh, Baker 2, Severeid
lavan: two-base hits, Caldwell Shotton
sacrifice hits, Magee; stolen bases jacobson
Maisel bases on balls, off Love l, of
Davenport struck out, by Caldwell 3, b,
Love ,. umpires, o'Loughlin and Dineen
Time 1929
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Summary: Runs, Jameson, Schang 2
Dugam, j. Collins, McMullen, e. Collins, Jack
son, Gandil errors, McMullen 2. RisberG B.
Williams; three-base hits, Jameson, Gandii
stolen bases, Risberg Leibold; bases on balls
off Wi&ams 3, off Anderson 3, off Schauer 3
off Seibold /, off faber !; struck out, by
Faber l, by SeibO!d l, by Schsuer l. I'm
pires, Moriarity and Evans Time 2:l5.
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FIRST GAME.


Totals 37lO25Ill
tBattcd for Carter in ninth.
tBatted for Wolter in ninth.
sltan for Elliott in ninth.
Score by innings:
Chicago ................ 100 600 003-t
Boston Observation-Disclosures. Ou2 600 OO0-2
summary: Runs, Flack 2, kiduff, Maran.
VILE Rehg; errors, Maranvle Fitzpatrick
2 two.hasc hits, Deal, kehg, kelly; bases on
balls, OF Carter . of Barnes struck out,
by Carter /, by Douglas l, by Barnes 4 I'm.
pires Harrison and o Day. Time, 1854.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
Washington s Detroit Q.

DETROIT, Aug. ls.-Johnson held Detroit
TO four hits today and Washington won easily
) TO 2 Joe Judge, the Washington first
baseman, broke his left ankle in slide to the
plate in the fifth. Cobb was not in today 5
game owing to injuries to his legs.
The score.
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st. Louis 7. New York l.

ST LOUIS, Aug. ls.-St Louis hit Cald
well hard today aud heat New York to J.
In the sixth the locals made four runs on five
hits and three infield erros Davenport gave
the visitors six hits.
ba
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Summary: Runs Scott, Grsney, Howard
two-base hits Scott, Leonard, Hobitzel.
stolen base, Hooper bases on balls, off
Leonard ?, off Coveleskie > struck out, by
Leomrd 2 by Pennock l, by Coveeskie A.
Umpi 'es, Owen and Nailin Time, 2:25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19

New telephone directories will go
to press on september s. All changes
or corrections desired by subscribers
should be arranged for before the
above date. southwestern Bell Tole-
phone company.
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Totals 20 527 81 Totals rs 81

summary NUNS TTUWTTFIVN, TUUWVNUU :
Mulycy. sacrifice hits, lmmphrcs. cameron
lourcry; stolen bases Williams. Robson
Bailey. Humphres . Thompson: double plays,
Watson to Williams TO Dameron, struck out
by Stewart II, by Watson Il bases ON balls
Off Stewart g. or Watson hat by pitcher,
Barr by Stewart left ou bases, McAlcstrr o..
Fort Smith 5. Umpire, PuutitS Iimc / SO.
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Special TO The World
FORT SMITH Ark, Aug Is Fort Smith
lost both games hy Hoor fielding today TO
McAlestcr 10y scores Of 9 to o and TO
FIRST GAME.
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Tulsa ................ 600 600 oOl-l
Muskogtc ............. 600 uO2 90
summary Stolen buses. Brewer, Heatly,
Liudqnore Pike. Cabcrt g Hale; nom"
runs liudamorc, bases on balls, or karr
&, on Kelly !. suuck cut by karr 8: lrit
pu bases. Tulsa 3, Muskogce 3 Time l;3o.
Umpire, Hooper.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 35 927l6
tRattod for O'Eourke in eighth.
fBJttcd for Cheney IN ninth.

Cincinnati ..'..... lOi 600 ol2-5
Brooklyn ............. 900 oil p0o-
summary. Rms Groh, Roush, Chase,
Niugo >, Myers. Cu,sAaw; errors, Groh.
Chase. NmEo. Olson, naubcrt, Cutshaw
tV % tase hits Wincc, Groh > three base
hits, Gtoh; struck out, by Schneider /. by
Cheney /. Cmpires, byron and Quigley.
Time 1855.
GECnNn CAME
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Totals 80 724llI
tBattcd for Cruise in eighth
tHatt,d FOR Goodwin in ninth.
Score byinnugs:
St. Louis ................ 600 600 0lO-1
New ORR .............. OlO uJO uuF-l
summary Runs Miller Burns, Robertson
Io.ke. harden. errors, Miller Baird, Con
Elcs. Hcr1og. two-hase hits Rariden. Cruise.
three base hit, Walker: bases on balls, off
schupp ., of Goodwin 2; struck out, by
Schupp 3, hy Goodwin D. Umpires KLEIN and
Emsle. Iime SO
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Herman Cancels Milwaukee Jackson Here Labor
Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2.

ont by Ring !, by Ellcr 9 by Smith Q.
Umpires, Quigley and Byron. Time, l:IJ.
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7 bWTTtW IWI bTWWh0 1T HIIN
Store by innings:

ohiAnVulh Wy wv WV
Summary: Runs Henderson, McCabe.
Totem 2. Shinault: error, Allison; two.6ase
hits. Allison, Shinaui-; sacrifice hits McCabe,
Allison, Wano, Blue. stolen bases McCabe,
Clarke 2, Murray: struck ont, by Eyerdon 4,
by Walkup 5 bases on balls OF Everdon 2,
off Walkup / double play McCabe " o.Sne.
Umpire, Spencer. Time, 1875.
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tBatted for Cunningham in eighth.
Score by innings
Washington ............. 002 012 oO0-5
Detroit .,.....,,..,..... 600 600 002-2
Summary: Runs, Judge. Roce, Foster
Witt, Veach; errors Charity, Shanks, Nor
gan, Burns, Young: two base hits, Johnson
Witt: three. base hit, Veaoh; stolen base. Ain
smith: bases ON balls. off Cunningham 3, off
Mitchell l, off johnson Q strrck out, by
Cunningham l. by Mitchell /, by johnson 6.
umpires. Hildebrand and Connolly. Time
1885
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SECOND GAME
Totals 81 1927
tBatted for Baird IN sixth

ScOre by inniuES.
st Louis ............... coo 109 OlO-5
New York .............. O20 O2O Ouu-I
summary: Runs. Miller. Hornshy, Cruise
Paulcttc, Burns lltryoc. Robertson itolke
error; snyder, two base hits. Cruise Miller,
Fletcher, Long; three base hits, Her3og
Smyth. homeruu, Miller; stolen bases, Smith
Burns ?, Robertson, Hornsby; bases on balls
ot TeSrcau /, of Benton /. Off Ames .
struck out by TesreAu s. Umpires, KLEIN and
Emshe Time, 2:I5.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1s-New York and
today the Giants winning the first game by
a score Of to /. and ST. Louis winning
the second 70 t. The Giants won by
punching all their hits Off Goodwin. Schupp
lcrzog being responsible Tor the only St
Louis run New York was defeated in the
second game by Amcs, Giant discard st.
Louis won on fukc hit Benton lost the
game after winning nine straight.
FIRST GAME
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SECOND GAME.

summary; Runs, fltIphtrlck, Irageshet
error Wilson; Wo-baso hit, Kelly; stolen
bases, flack, Powell bases on balls, off
Hendrix /, off Tyler 81 struck out, by
Hendrix /, by Tyler 3. Umplros, O'Day and
Harrison. Time, as.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19

Totals 80 7 q TT
tBatted for Anderson in second.
tBatted for Schauer III sixth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-19
SECOND GAME.

tBatted for Lambeth in third.
tBatted for Gould in eighth.