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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
D0ubeeade at Association Park Today Dewey Wins Track Meet
Kendall Track Meet
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
ARDM0RE WILL HELP
LEAGUE, BELL SAYS
New Member Eager to Make
Good; War Proves Ruina-
tion of Paris.

That the substitution Of Ardmore
for Paris will strengthen the Western
association was the assertion of Presi-
dent j. W. Bell who came to Tulsa
with the oklahoma city club yestcr-
day after completing the transfer.
81 never saw anyone so enthusiastic
over baseball as those people down at
Ardmore," said President Bell. They
subscribed $4,000 in about two hours
when they found out that they could
break into the league and am sure
that every team will play to big
gate there M least this season"
President Bell attributed Paris, fall
ure more TO the war than to last
years couflagratlon. He said every
body was so enthusiastic over drilling
for war they couldn't see baseball.
Mr. Bel checked up the oklahoma
city books and discovered that the
oklahoma city club Is under the sal
airy limit After watching today's
douhleheadcr hc proposes TO go to
Denison aud sherman to investigate
their payrulls.
The silver loving cup won by Tulsa
for having the largest opening day at
tendance was expressed from Paris
yesterday and II It arrives In time
Will be presented at today's game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
BECKER AGAIN LEADS
BATTERS or THE A. A

Becker of Kansas city has regained
the leadership among the batters ia
the American association. His average
is 1855. Il. Williams of St Paul, n
pinch hitter. tops the list. however,
with an average of 400 for ten games.
Becker also leads in homeruns with
five; BrOnkie of indianapolis in
stolen bases with six, and Mollwitz of
Kansas city in sacrifice hits with
nine Wickland of indianapolis has
scored the most runs-l6. Kansas city
ls leading in club batting with an
average of .273. The averages include
games of last Wednesday Leading
hitters;
II. Williams, st. Paul 400; Becker,
Kansas city .355; Viox. Kansas city.
.348; Demmitt, Columbus, 1885, Bres-
nahan. Toledo, .333; Mccarthy, Louis
Vile, .322; Mollwitz, Kansas city, .3l9;
Pennick. Indianapolis .31S; Wise,
Toledo, .306; Dresser, ST. Paul, 800.
McQuillan OF Kansas city, with four
victories and no defeats. and Louder
milk Of Columbus, with five victories
and one defeat, are the leading
pitchers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
America Is Safest and Best Place
to Motor Until After War Ends

stick to America" cautions Fran
CTS Miltoun, foreign representative of
the American Automobile association,
writing in the American Motorist on
the probabilities Of motor-touring the
European battlefields this year.
There's a reason!" eXclams Mr.
Miltoun. The French translate: 'Et
pour cause But it is the same thing
whichever way it is spelled or pro-
nounced. There has ever been fas-
cination for touring battlefields, not
for morbid, sentimental, or even pa
triotic reasons alone, but rather from
curiosity; war is really so far re-
moved from the minds and intentions
OF most that il is a pardona BILE desire
that we should want to see the singed
landscape, If nothing moro.
Getty sburg, Waterloo and San
Juan hill have all found their focus
as historic touring grounds; why,
then, not the Aisne, the Marne, the
Somme and the Meuse? But write it
down from me there will be no bat
tlefield touring in Europe this year
Stick to America.
''As | write a friendly neutral Just
returned from Switzerland, tells me
that automobiles in the mountain re
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Omar Khayyam Romps Home First in
Kentucky Derby; Ticket Is Second

sixth position, the field of Is being
closely punched.
Turning into the stretch. Borel
took Omar Khayyam into second
place with Ticket leading him by
half length. Rickety had dropped
back to fourth place. the fast coming
Midway going into third position
Khayyam Leads Into Stretch.
At the eighth pole Ticket relin-
quished his lead to Omar Khayyam,
who drew away. Midway closed an
immense gap and took third place
Manister-TOi, Guy Fortune, Cudgel
Green Jones, Top o. the Wave. Ber-
lin and Acabado were never promi-
nent. Penrod, Sol Gizey and Dia-
mond did not go to the post Omar
Khayyam was given little backing
In the pari-mutuels betting So
ticket paying its holders S27.6O.
In sending Star Master, star Gazer
and War Star to the post, A. *.
Macomber set a precedent in derbies
in Kentucky. Previously not more
than two starters have represented
a stable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Cheney Admits WlIdncss.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Larry
Cheney. the Brooklyn pitcher, does
not deny that he is wild. On the con-
trary, he acknowledges it. The great
spitballer has been in the league five
years and makes capital OF the fact
that in that time he has pitched two
games wherein he gave no bases on
balls. One was with Chicago in 1912,
the other last year with the Superbas.
Larry is at his best when he is wild
for he then has the stuff on the ball,
and while he keeps the fans guessin &
with his many passes the opposing
team rarely gets the timely hits. Larry
gave 105 bases on balls in al games
last year, made 10 wild pitches and
hit 10 batsmen, but he allowed only
l7S hits and 81 runs. He won Is ou,
OF 80 games. Figuring on his early
season form Larry ought to better
this record in 1917. He is in fine
shape and is quite as wild as ever.
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Southern League.

National League.
No games scheduled.
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public has now come to an end Tires
are only allowed to be imported upon
government order; there is no gaso-
line except for most urgent needs;
doctors only have free automobile
circulation and they practically are
running on benzol. This is what war
has done for benevolent neutral
THE situation in Italy is practi-
callv blocked with tires and petrol
and gasoline tied up tight. In Eng
land there are few private autos in
use that are not on government work.
Besides, there is the tax on automo-
biles and parts which war brought
to Tree trade England, thus making
1t protectonist country, and pro-
tectionst with a vengeance, as, in
deed, France has become. You may
import an auto into France only by
paying a tax of 20 per cent"
But Americans should worry
America offers just as wonderful
scenery as Europe and they can fol-
low the national slogan, See Ameri-
ca First" until the war is over. And
by that time they Will have learned
OF the beauties OF their own country
and Europe will not apepal to them
so much.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 12.-In
one of the most brilliant exhibitions
of stretch running ever seen here
Omar Khayyam. carrying the colors
of Billings and Johnson of New York
and trained by c. r. Patterson, won
the forty-third renewal of the Ken
lucky derby at Churchill Downs
today before the largest crowd that
has ever witnessed the event. The
imported Marco-Lisma colt carried
III pounds and ran the mile and a
quarter in 2:04 3-5. This is the rich
est stake for 3-year-olds in America
and was worth $4,000 net to the
winner.
The favorite in the betting, An
drew Millers Ticket was second two
lengths back, with "A length and o
half separating ]. w. Parrish's Mid
way in third place. Harry Payne
Whitney's fast-tiring Rickety was
next, four lengths back. with the
early pace maker, Star Gazer, in
tenth position Omar Khayyam be-
gan very slowly, Jockey c. Borel
restraining him from the early pace,
the strentch, he responded gamely
and overlook his field one by one
Ticket Always Up.
Ticket was well up throughout. He
was the first to go to the front but
did not stay there long. Passing
the stand the first time, Star Gazer
was leading Skeptic, with Berlin
third. Star Master fourth and the
balance of the field strung out, Omar
khayyam holding tenth position.
Making the first turn the posi-
tions were practically unchanged
At the mile post, Rickety had taken
the lead with Star Master. Star Gazer
and Ticket following heads apart.
Omar khayyam had moved up to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

GREENCASTLE, Ind, May l2.-
Howard Huffman, one of the speediest
haltbacks ever developed ut De Pauw
university, is Il member of the United
states navy having enlisted as sec
ond-class mechanician. Four other
De Pauw athletes have joined the
culors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
TbySylIa Beats OIln.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 10. -
Wladek Hbyslko of Poland defeated
John Olln OF Finland in IA wrestling
bout here last night Oln took the
first fan in seven minutes and four
seconds, with a head scissors and
chancery. Ihyszko, after lG minutes
and 10 seconds, slammed Olin for the
second fan, iujuring his right shoul-
der. Olin was unable to go on for the
third fall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
GIANTS P0UNCE ON
MITCHELL AND WIN
Clean Up Series With Reds;
New York Admirers Pay
Respects to Mathewson.

NEW YORK, May l2- New York made
II ihroe straight from Cincinnati here today,
winning the last game OF the series. no 4
he Giants won the game in the first in.
n'ng when the! drove Mitchell from the box,
scoring four runs on three singles and two
FIpiets: Benton d,d not permit man %
reach base until the eighth inning. when
the first four Cincinnati batters hit him for
singles Manager Mathewsou OF Cincinnati
wa presented with silver service by local
admirers Dudley Field Malone collector Of
the port, In making the presentation address.
referred to Mathcwson as the world 8 great
est athlete.
The score.
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Chicaon AfhIctcs Win

CHICAGO, May 12.-Track athletes
Of the University OF Chicago tri-
umphed over Notre Dame, SO to b2,
In dual meet here today. 1t was
the first time teams from these insti-
tutions had competed in a dual con-
test in Is years. The Northwestern
university track team defeated In
diana university n to Sc in a dual
meet here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

LAWRENCE, Kan. May 12.-Rob-
ert Simpson of the University of Mis-
souri, entered in the annual Kansas
Missouri dual meet here today and
ran the 22O-yard hurdles in 24-25 sec
onds, which, oAicials announced was
a new worlds record on a circular
crack
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Cubs Bank Champions.

BROOKLYN, May l2-Chicago today won
its fourth straight game from Brooklyn.
Soaton defeated Pfeffer l to in pitchers
duel. Tho only run came in the fourth,
Doylcs sacrifice fly. A one handed catch by
Wheat of the grass top was the most
spectacular paly.
The Ecuros
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
FAST TIME MADE
IN KENDALL MEET
Abbott Ties State Record for
220-yard Dash; Wins ALL
Around Title.
BY LLOYD STONE.

State intcrscholastic field and track
records were jeopardized yesterday
afternoon during the Kendall college
interscholastic high school track meet.
The 220-yard dash time was tied by
Abbott of Norman in % 3-5 seconds,
while many Of the other records We're
closely approached. The Dewey track
team won the meet followed by Nor
man and Dwight.
by the points cleaned by all the
members of the team rather than the
work Of a single man the Dewey team
won the field meet with total of 30
points. Norman high school took sec
ond place with 20 points, closely
pushed by Dwight with 81 points.
Abbott All-Aromd Champion.
Abbott Of Norman won the all
around athlete medal with 16 points
while DomingueZ took second place
with / 3 points. These two men were
entered in several of the dashes
against each other and furnished the
strongest competition of the meet. In
the 10O-yard dash Abbott was Just
nosed out of the lead by DomingucA
while in the 22O-yard dash Abbott
won the race over pominguez with
just inches to spare. The mile run
was marked by the wonderful pace set
by Stepp Of jerks. lie led out away
ahead of the other runners and made
the first quarter in 50 seconds and
completed the mile in 4 minutes SO
i-5 seconds.
Allan Howell was the only man to
place during the meet for the local
high school. He entered the pole
vault ana easily won over the other
contestants at the 1O-foot mark which
he cleared by about six inches.
The day was perfect for a track
meet. 1t was cool; the track was
dry and just slight wind was blow
ing
The officials for the meet were ].
B. Mallett, starter; Virgil Jones. time
keeper, and the judges Of the events
were Art Wallace and Ray Rider
Teams from the following schools
were entered: Dewey, Norman, Bar
tlesville, Dwight, Tulsa Kendall, COL
linsville, jerks and Ninita. The Ar
kansas City high school team did not
arrive for the meet.
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PhiIues swoep Series.

THTLNUfITUTN, May II. = cIcan
~. Louis was made hy Philadelphia when
the home team won todays game. 3 TO /.
RiNry and Watson had battle until the
fourth inning, when Philadelphia started
hitting.
Tho
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Ouch

A Hamilton reader sends us i'm
coupon issued by a photograph gal
lcry. The coupon reads as follows:
The holder of this coupon when
properly punched is entitled to an en-
larged photograph Luke McIuke.
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RED S0X ROMP IN
TILT WITH TIGERS
Mays mvincible; White SoX
Turn on Yankees; Washing
ton Beats Indians.

DETROIT, May IL Boston took the third
straight game Of the series from Detroit 4
to here today Mays was m,iuc.blc, al.
lowing only five scattered hits. Two triples
helped the Red SoN to make three runs in
the third inning Dauss was Knocked out
in the sixth when a batting rally gave the
visitors five more tallies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Twins Win Sixth.

SneclnI % 7 he " OtId.
FORT SMITH. Ark, May 12.-Robinson'
double, followed by Karaphagcn's single,
gave the Twins the sixth straight today.
Robertson relieved Hit in the fifth with
the score TO in favor Of the visitors,
aud with two men on bases, Robertson
walked two men and forced in the tieing
o. run.
The score
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HaaG Battles HomclingS.

In the meantime the homelings were
not having much luck with Injun
1laag's fOolers Once in while some
one smashed him for hit, but the
only time that these hits resulted in
runs was in the sixth, when, with two
gene, Ohlin singled and was followed
by Heatly with a home run.
1t was announced that double
header would be played this Sunday
afternoon, the first affair starting at
s.30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
BROTHER GAME OFF.

DETROIT. May 12.-Refusal
of Harry Covcleskie of the De-
troit Americans to pitch against
his brother, Stanley, of the
Cleveland club, has wrecked the
plans of the oposing team, for a
pitching duel between the
brothers.
at isn't because I'm afraid
that Stanley will show me up"
said Harry in explaining his
stand. but I'd rather not pitch
against him"
Hughey Jennings. manager of
the Tigers. says he will respect
Harry's wishes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

New Orleans 2-5, Nashville IL.
Memphis l, Atlanta o.
Chattanooga 7, Mobile 3.
Little Rock >, Birmingham 3.
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Nebraska Outruns MINNESOTA

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI" May -. -
The University Of Nebraska today de-
feated the University Of Minnesota IN
their dual track and field meet scor-
ing GO points TO Mlnnosotn's 50.
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Sherman ............ OO3 600 600 O-3
Fort Smith ............0O1 900 600 IA
Summary: Runs. Wren. Halliday, Cole
man Gardner, Williams, Robson, Lourcey;
errors Coleman, Gardner Williams. Barr.
Ogle; two base hits. Adams, Robson; sac
rifice hits. Wren. Hughes Ogle; stolen
bases, Coleman: hits off Hit In 23 in
nings off Robertson 3 in I 90 innings;
bases on balls of Hit 2. off Robertson 3,
of Ogle ! : struck out by Hit 3. by Rob
ertson 0, by Ogle . double plavs. Robson
TO Williams, Karpahagen to Williams TO
Adams. Umpire. Pontius. Time hours.
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Chicago ., New York /.
Boston s, Detroit 0.
st. Louis 4, Philadelphia 0.
Washington 1, Cleveland l.
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American Association

Columbus 10, Kansas City B.
indianapolis 4, st. Paul 3.
Toledo 4, Minneapolis 2.
Louisville 3, Milwaukee 3.
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Totals 32 52I y
hattcd for Ring In eighth.

= "'''TV " INUIUEN,
Cincinnati ............ 600 600 O3O-1
New York ....... 400 OOe OOx-G
summary Runs Burns Robertson. Z.m.
hermann kauff llolke, McCarty Chase,
Thorpe. error, Gctz; three hnsc hits Rob
erts1ut llolkc; homerun. McCarty: stolen
base, Burns; bases on balls, Ring /; struck
out by Benton g. by Ring g. Umpres,
O Day and Bransfield Time, 1926
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McAlester ...............100 006 OOx-7
Summary: Runs speer, Eistadt, Mulyey,
r. Gross ?, +. Thompson, Mutt, J. Gross
g. Muvey. Harrison O. J. Gross; twobase
hits, + Gross Griggs; sacrifice hits. +.
Thompson, Mutt, Humphrics; stolen bases
Eistadt; hits. off Biggers in innings
(none out when retired in third inning :;
bases on balls, off Biggers ., off j. Gross
] struck out by Mcdonald 3, by J. Gross
Is. hit by pitcher Herriott by Biegers
Harrison by Mcdonald; passed bail, Crit
tenden; left on bases Ardmore 1, McAlester
7. Umpire, Roth Time, 1:36.
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Nets Win by Rally,

Special TO The World.
MUSKOGEE, May 12-Muskogee turned
defeat into victory today by scoring two
runs in the ninth inning.
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Totals ~ 3 28 1O
tbattcd for Watson in eighth.
tBatted for +. Smith In nintl

score by innings:
81 Louis .~............0 600 600 1901
Philndelphia .............O 600 210 00X-3
summary; Runs, Miller. Bancroft. Whit
ted Kilfcr; error, Luderus: two base hits
Cruise, Whitted: bases On balls. off Watson
2 ~ RiNey 81 struck ont by Watson /,
by Rixey 3. umpires, KLEIN and Emslie.
Time. 2s.
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Western League.

Omaha ~, Denver /.
Des Moines 7, st. Joseph ).
Joplin &, Lincoln 2.
Wichita IL, Sioux City 4.
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CLEVELAND. May IL -GaiIla hel Cleyo
land 10 three hits today and Washington won
TO l.
Tho score.
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ralkcuburs early today and shut Philadelphia
ont 4 10 ID


Score by innings
Philadelphia ............ 600 600 600
81 Louis ............... 500 ulO Ou'-i
summary: Runs. Shottou Austin. Sisler
LAvau, error. Mclunis; base hits, Bates
Austin Struuk base ON balls. OF Seibold ;,
struck cut, 10y Falkcuberg L. hy Sothoron g.
umpiros Naliu aud Evans Time 1881
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All Runs Scored on Errors.

CHICAGO, May L. Erratc fielding today
by New York gave Chicago today's game.
None Of the runs scored by either team were
earned.
The score:
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Western League.
Southern League.
Texas League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western Association.

Oklahoma City 70, Tulsa :.
Muskogee 8, Denison 2.
McAlester 7, AtdmOre 2.
Fort Smith 4, Sherman 8.
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tBatted for O Neil In ninth
Batted for Bagby in ninth.
Score by innings
Washington ............. 600 10 O2O-4
Cleveland ..... 600 100 O0O-l
Summary: Runs, Judge Rice .. Smith,
Chapman; errors, Smith Crane, Graney: two
base hits, Gsllia; three-base hits, Foster,
Judge; stolen bases. Roth. Chapman 2 bases
on balls, OFF Gallia O, Off Bagby Z struck
out by Galia /, by Bagby 4 Empires.
Connolly and Mccormick Time, 2.li.
Browns Bump Falkenburg
ST LOUIS, May 12.-St Louis got to
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| . summary KunS, MniscI, Weuyor, =. IOI-
Inns; errors, Hendrix, Pipp =, Nunamakcr.
Schalk two base hit, Collins. stolen bases.
| Weaver Nunamaker. bases ON balls off Scott
! y, oif Mogridgo ? struck out by Mogridge
?, by Scott 4 Cmpires, Ildebrand and
o LoughIin. Time, 40.
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fRnn for Meyers In eighth.
tBatted for Fabrque in ninth.
Score by innings;
Chicago ............... 600 100 OOO-l
Brooklvu ............... 0o0 GOO 600
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Nashville at Mobile.
Only one game scheduled.
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Denver at Omaha.
Wichita at Sioux City.
Joplin at Lincoln.
ST. Joseph at Des Moines.
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Galveston at Shreveport.
Houston at Dallas.
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
San Antonio at Waco.