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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
.P6hl,liionowa i arnia N do
Francyi.
Pierwsza ekspedycya hczyc be
die $4,000 zo1nierza procz
1000 zolmierzy marynarh.
Washington, D. G. "a maja =


k6 urzedo'yyell sujawnianem 20
stale, ze W ciagu roku si}a zbroj-
na Stanow Zjcdnoczonych na Ii
nil bojowej. wynosic bedzie pol
miliona ludzi, IA ladzic ma mo-
rzu potezna oska1re okret6w
wojcnnych. sfef ~
Ia pierwsza ckspedycya pod ko
mcnda gen. Pershing'a (wynosic
majaca $4,000 zo}nierza regular
nego), pojdzic potezna armia Z
milicyi W pcwncj formacyi wojcn
ncj, W koncu nowoo pobrani, po
is micsieczncm trcnowaniu.
Welding obliczen departamentu
marynarki. to do przcwiezicnia
ckspcdycyi Pershing "a, sprzymie-
rzem beda zmuszeni dostarczyc
so okret6w. kazdy o. 5000 ton
pojemnosci.
w ciagu pieciu miesiecy trzy
najwiekszc okrety niemieckie, "a
brane przcz Stany Zjednoczone,
. Vaterland, George Washington
jcszczc jeden. ME wymieniony, be
da gotowe do przcwozu armii dc
Europy. W tym czasie zostana
tez i inne niemieckie okrety ma.
prawione przerobioneS ma trans
|portowce.
! Cd dzisiaj wzmozona bedzi'
czynnosc W rckrutacyi dla armi
regularnej, jak i dla milicyi. =
Picrwsza potrzcbuje do pemeg'
stanu 100000, a druga 10000 r
krut6w.
W ciagu roku. departamen
wojny spodziewa sic wystawic a
mie z 100000 zohierza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Skradziono 28O delar66wji.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. w czasie nie

Wilkes oaIIe, Z d. w CZdsAC iiIAV iiAV
dzielnej manifestacyi polskleJ
skradziono Piotrowi PitkiewiczO--
wi zamieszkalemu pod numerem
50 Brookside ulicy sumo 28O dol.
Pitkiewicz wyjal pred niedaw-
nym czasem $50 dolar6w banku
obawy pred wojna, dolozyl jc
szcze do tel sunny 100 dol, ktora
miaf w domu przy najblizsjc wy
placic chcia} uzupefnic do sunny
300 dol. i zlozyc te kwote do pocz
towej kasy oszczednosci. Opr6cz
tego popefniono jeszcze diva innc
kradzicze W czasie niedzielnego,
pochodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Walk we Francyi.
Berlin, "a maja

Berlin, ~ maJa RAPPORT iIIe-
miecki przvznaje ewakaacye Bul
lccourt pod prcsya angielsklch
szturmow, zato odparto silny a
tax ;lngielski na linii Gavrelle-
Fresnoy; na skrzydle francus--
kiem kanonada bardzo silna na
Chemin -des Danes, oraz pod
Brave Laonnais, gdzie potem od-
parto lokalne ataki francuskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Jedle Z wyprawa sme-
Uka6ska.

Filadelfia, Pa Pan Stanislaw
Zbytniewski, kt6ry pred rokiem
uko1czyl akedemje malarska, "a
dny wrazenl przylacza sic W
charakterzes oficera do Wyprawy
amerykanskiej z pomoca Francji
starania pred wyjazdowe juz
nssz artysta porobl. Szczesl sliWego
iodznacsonego poWrot., zyesymy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24

go, pedzil bardzo szybko, gdy pc
klo jedna koi gumowych. Samo
chod podczas wypadku zjezdzal z,
CORY zwanej Cemetery Hill. = "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
GRIFFITH PLEASED
WITH HIS PLAYERS
WaShington'S Manager Says
Johnson Is Not for Sale,

TITS a fortunate person these days
discuss the relative merits OF his team,
What with supplying bats and balls to
somo thousands Of Uncle Sans fighting
men In France. Grin admits tnst he's
running n baseball team on a unlon time
scale It's like steve Evans says of the
American Association. You begin work
nj 8 o'clock and Quit when tho whistle
blows at 6.
The foxy griffith. however. did drop
"A few interesting paragraphs about top
les having TO do with his senators.
Chief among these was n denial Of the
report that he was In the market to
secure Derrill Pratt. provided, Of course,
the latter was procurable.
Wants Derrlli Pratt.
~ don't know said Grin, how these
stories that would offer five or six
players for prntt ever got started |
have never made n definite proposition
FOR Pratt, merely asking Fielder Jones
In an offhand manner whether Del was
for trade. Moreover. you can say for
me that | won't 20 after him, I've quit
wasting time trying to make deals. Tho
other fellow always initiates the value Of
n player beyond all reason.
I'm not claiming any first division
berth, but viii say that I'm satisfied
Win my team. Inc INJURY 10 Judge
was n severe Jolt, However, Charity
10 going along nicely and | think will
hold his own,
johnson Has Recovered.
walter Johnron's recovery Ia the best
thing that's happened to me In weeks,
He was stricken with ptomaino poison
ing cArly Ia the season, and II set him
back hard, Talk OF my trading John
son ls tho idlest OF gossip.
Judge Won't be bHck this season, but
| hope wen win n lot moro game With
out him"
Griffith stated that the results oh
tanned from his bat and bali fund had
exceeded Nil expectations. Ha war'prr-
ttGularly elnted over the 1902 Contribu-
tons received from fans nj the white
Sox ball park In Chicago Sunday, from
which S7il37 was derived Yesterday
he received a check for Sl67R from
Denver, this sum being the proceeds Of
y benefit game played there between i've
amateur teams,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
ALl-STAR CAST FOR
SEMl-FlNALS IN GOLF

CHICAGO. Aug 3i-An all-stsr cast
characterized the sent final golf matches
today for the women's cha mpionship at
Flossmoor club Miss Frances Hadfald.
champion OF Wisconsin. matched her long
drives with tho uncanny iron shots OF
Miss Eleanor Roaenthsl, western cham
pion In 1915, runner. up In tho national
three years ago aud present Florida and
north and south champion
The other stellar performance was
aged In two acts OF nine scenes each
by Mrs. Fred {, Lofts Jr.. western cham :
pion. Chicago champion and present hold
er OF several other titles and Miss vida
Llewellyn. western champion In 1909.
All four women have play ed close 10
par all week and their score books show
many holes In brides and not A few
eagles. or two under par,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
BY BRIGGS

clears up the matter materially, they
say. Wheed was arrested after q spec
tacular gun battle, in which he opposed
single. handed 500 policemen for two
hours, finally su%rrendering when he
ran on, Of ammunition. Three police.
men were wounded in the exchange Of
shots Edward Taylor, also said to
have been implicated in the affair, was
arrested ~ he was entering the house
occupied by Wheed.
Following the arrest Of Wheed N,0lO
In gold was found In the house where
he made his stand. Several hundred
dollars is also said TO have been found
wrapped around ms legs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
THREE BANDITS
IN JAIL; OTHERS
DECLARED KNOWN
Arrest Of Two More HoIdup
Men Expected Today.

CHICAGO, Aug. M-Wi,h at least
three OF the ren under arrest who are
said 10 have been implicated in the
Wln'low payroll robbery here Tues
day, when two express messengers
were killed, police said today that they
knew the m Of the remaining two
men and expect TO have them under
arrest by night.
The arrest late yesterday of Edward
Wheed, %es.convict and counterfci,er,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Golf Match Arranged,

CHlCKASHA, Okla. Aug jl-(Spe
cial)-A return golf match has been
offered TO the III Reno country club
whose team defeated the Chickasha
golfers with a score Of ~ to 10 The
contest will he played on the Chiekssha
links on Labor day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
AMATEUR ATHLETIC MEET
is OPENED AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Aug 3l.-NIneteen junior
events are scheduled TO be cont stsd
at the Washington University Athletic
neld today, the opening day Of the ma
tional track and field championship meet
Of the Amateur Athletic union.
The sAnior events viii take place Sat.
urday and all-round championships and
relay races Monday.
The number OF athletes entered In the
junior and senior events In Ss6. Among
the stars who will contest In the me~t
ara Ted Meredith. former 40 yard
champion. who will run under the colors
OF the Meadowbrook Athletic club: How
ard Berry, University OF Pennsylvania
eastern Intercollegiate pentathlon cham
plon. Avery Brundage OF the Chicago
Athletic club, sli-around champion and
Sherman Landers. pole vault champion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Notable Swimming Meet.

NEW YORK, Aug 3l-The best pro-
gram OF outdoor swimming events held
this season In local waters Ia scheduled
for tho Rye Reach club, at Rye, n. v,
tomorrow when two national cha m pion.
ship events for women will he decided.
In addition TO n number Of other
events for men and members Of Ne club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
One Biz Inning

Five runs In the first inning on four
hits and a walk gave Oklahoma city the
second game OF the series with Musko.
gee Thursday. 8 10 2. Vol was knocked
out OF the box aud Carmen's fine pitch
Ing held the locals scorelees for the re
msinder Of the game. Poole LEI the Nets
down with three hits. ono n scratch and
another q homerun by Carmen In the
seventh. He famed nine, Calbert being
struck out three times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

man Brookes and Anthony Wlldine. the
greatest single achievement In Ameri.
can lawn tennis history.
Any number OF tennis players ave told
No that William Johnston knew q great
or variety OF strokes than any other en-
try from this side OF the water.
And Norris Villa ms has beaten Nc
L6uFhlin and Johnston In championship
finals.
Mako your pick.
The Essential ingredient.
"Matty has his Reds %hustling" We
have seen this line moro than once hsrs
lately and II Ia the answer TO manage
rial SUCCESS. II In the answer TO Why
MAtty has lifted a club from last place
In 1915 10 the first division In 1911.
You hear quite a trife about strategy,
tactics and tho like. These things count.
but the essential ingredient for ma
rial success Is ability to keep a ball
club hustlins.
For this requires not only tho liking,
but the respect of tho players II means
the Rrousing OF ambition and the de-
velopment OF team morale. Which is
~ percent Of managerial fitness. And
Matty has pretty we'll proved that he
has the ingredient required
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Larse Deficit In Austro Budget.

ZURICH, Aug M-The Austrian
budget for l9l6-9l7 shows = deficit Of
,A4,0O0,Oa crowns. compared with a
deficit Of P,Oo0yGW crowns in the pre-
ceding year. =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Canadian Railroad Bill Signed.

OTTAWA. Aug. jI-Thc bill provid-
ing for purchase Of the Canadian North
ern Trans Continental railway by the
Canadian government was passed by the
house Of commons early this morning,
81 to y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Any number OF changes occur from
year TO year In all-American selections.
but cobb. Speaker. Collins and Alexander
stay fixed The four have remained i'm
movable for tho last six years, And It's
me long trail that counts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
CHICAGO Trade Secretary Dies.

CHICAGO. Aug U--Charles i. Mcr-
rill, 10 years old, secretary Of the Chi
cago board Of trade, died today of an
gina p%eCtoris.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
American leo0ue,
~vGsrGRoAv's RgoUIvo.

Western Association.
A. okishoma CITY Vi Aushossss1
Al MoAlsptsr 4 AfdtNoss
A. Fort smith q sherman g. 4
A. Tulsa / Dsnison !,
" Nstlonsi loa0vs.
Al Philadelphia t.oi Boston - f.
Al rlitshursh'st, Louis, rain.
Only two James scheduled.
American League.
Al chicago 4 NJ Louis Z. Il
A. cleveland Detroit
Al nos,on IL Philadelphia toaile1 q
account Of datknsss In tsnth inalse).
Al NsS york-w Arlington. rain.
American Association.
Al Kansas CITY o. Milwaukee & 4
Al Al Paul q Minneapolis T.
A. Louisvills o. Toledo T.
Al indianapolis -. Columbus g.
Western League.
Al WICHITA u Hutchinson I.
Al Jopin 1.Si Denver III,
Al Lincoln Omaha
A. Dss hoinss ~ ~ Joseph T.
rsxas League.
A. Waco san Antonio I
Al shreveport d Fort Worth T.
A. Dallas HOUSTON T.
Southern League.
Al birmingham o. .Atlanle .
Al Little Rock NAshviilA Z
A. Memphis = Chattanooga
only three games .~ehsdulsd.
WHINE THY PLAY YooM.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

In the first game OF the series. Mus
kosee scored five uns In tho first In
ming, enough to win, and yesterday the
Boosters did tho same.
Tho Nets were unable to DO anything
with Poole yesterday. They made three
hits. one OF which was a homsrun by
Carmen.
Instead Of standing up like good sports
and admitting their inability TO solve
Poole, the visitors worried the fans and
Umpire Kane by alleging that Poole was
USING the emery ball"
Fielding fes,ursa OF the game were
shlnsuit also had, a buAv day In tho
Held. handling 1--WE chances perfectly
The local fan, would like TO .se shi.
nault and Hayes IL Booster uniforms
again next year. They are both good
men at the bat and In the field.
Umpire Dineen threw several Of the
balls out Of the game, despite the ruling
NJ ban johnson thta there was nothing
illegal In Cico'te's delivery.
Chicago scored six runs In the soc
ond inning of Groom and Sothoron, Tho
white sos needed only two hits To score
the six runs.
Cicotte aroused the anger OF the
Brownies by usinS the so-cslled black
ball" After giving Rirberg n base on
balls In the second inning, Groom DELHI
erately pitched the ball into the players
dug out and Risberf scored. The umpire
sent him back to firstbase. and put the
bali back in play.
The white Sox increased their lead
half a game yesterday. They defeated
tho IT Louis Rrowns. whtl< tho Red
SoS were held 10 a | to Vito by the
Athletics
Roland allowed eleven hits In ten in
ninGs, Ehuke pitching the last inning
for Detroit. ~ u, Jones bntted for no.
land In tho eleventh. Grsney, Roth,
Evans and Turner Of the Indians each
made two hits.
sisler. playing firstbsse for tho browns.
had only three putouts during the game
Jacobson In center retired five White
soS. smith In left. retired three and
Sloan In right. one.
Felsch, their centernclder. each retired
five 81. Louis playefs by catching drives
from their be,s.
stolen bases were plentiful In the Chi-
cNgo.St Louis game. The White sos
lNNA'A' ~ 'A' Wv 'l'Wf Nv lbufH
Leonard and Johnson engaged In a ten
inning pitchers battle, darkness ending
the game with the score I TO T.
The Mgckmen solved Leonard for sis
hits. one n double by Bodie, while tho
Red SoS made seven of Johnson. Scott
and Walker making two-base hits,
Harry WINS the only Boston player 10
get moro than one hit. he made three
ont ~ five times IN
Grover and bodie OF the Athletics each
made two hits nut Of four times ~.
Detroit won from Cleveland. I to \, In
eleven innings Until tho eleventh,
neither team scored an earned nun.
The Tiger. solved Rlepfer and M.r,on
FOR thirteen hits, Cobb leading with four
out of five times I bat. Bush, burns and
Young each made two hits of the Cleye-
land pitchers.
chief Bender won his sixth straight
game for tho phillies yesterday, The
BOSTON Braves being his vlctlm. Tn.
Chief helped win his own game 10y hit.
ting n homerun and n single,
The, Braves won the second rama n,
tho d~oublehesder. however. Hughes al.
lowing the philli.s' only four hits, while
Risoy rave up nine. The philii,s wErr
shutout, while the Braves scored three
runs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Top Notchers

Batting averages Of the lee1lpQ
tiers In Both the AmsftepN en- ye
leagues. Cobb. clsler eHA 9on4h(ks
Oroh and kAuff In the Natlof4h N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Deposed Emperor CAPTURED.

LONDON, Aug N,-Lidj Jeasu, the
deposed emperor OF Abyssinia. who es-
capped from Magdalenar has been cap
tured, according to a dispatch to the
Daily Mail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
The Essential Ingredient.
War Box Score.

whep over the top they %go-fscing tho
hostile roar
Only the call OF the roh next daI can
give the final score.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Chant OF the Second Division nv0.
Come on. YOU grand old Winter Lssxuc,
Raus mi, this fagsing rummer season,
These c,ammy days Of deep fatigue
Beyond the borders Of the rose.
Oh, bring again the Old stoves inning,
When vallantly across the SHOWS
our gallant ball club starts to winning,
Come on. on gallant Winter limo,
When "Mogul Smith predicts a pen
nHnt.'
when from the cellar depths we climb.
And first place finds us there q ten
ant; 50
A tenant on the topmost hin,
Where every dub becomes a hummer
Through March and April. on until
We hit the chutes again next summer.
Three Years
Three years ago this August Norris
Williams found himself facing Anthony
Wlldins In tho last OF the Davis Cup
terics-the last. at least. until peace
comes back.
War had just been declared, and Wild
ing knew then II was only a matter OF
days until he started for the front:
with the vnstness OF the wars first
Impetus there may have come to VII
too. might some day be called upon to
surrender the racket for the gun. or per
haps II never occurred to him that his
country would be called In.
Three years have brought about morn
than n trife In the way OF change
Wllding has passed on to the Far Coun
try, and Williams has pla yed In his last
tennis tournament until tho war Ia over.
mcLouohlln's Last Stand.
That o 1914 tournament -recalls No
Lodghlin's brilliant finish at the aop. II
will take more than wars and battles to
remove memories OF his play that Aug
ust week againN Brooks and Wilding,
tho Nonpariels from around the world.
That last stand undoubtedly contributed
in part 10 the Californian's dscline. In
overcoming two such marvsls In one
a~wny-part OF the ancient dash was re-
~moved-and from that point hs had but
one way 70 go-and that was back.
East VI. West.
l.. X. G-There have been twelve world
series since the new arrangement hat
ing from 1905. OF these twslve only one
was an International affhir--thst be-
tween the cubs and the Athletics In
1910. The others nave been west against
west or east against east. The west has
had nine world series entries aud the
east has known fifteen. n the White
Sox win this season the next W. r. viii
be the first International clash In seven
years-and the second on record.
A Pick Out Of Range. e..
Here Is one of the simple. easy queries
that come In n days mail who Ia the
best tennis player America has ever pro-
duced-Larned. Mclaughlin or Will
liHms?"
You can see offhand. how easy II Ia
to outline an nnswcr here.
The pohertys always said that NAL
coin whitman was the best man they
had ever faced.
Bill Larned won the championship sey-
en times, smashing all records.
Mclaughlin within one week beat Nor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

SUMWNWNi Home run, Chfnsnl tWo'
base hits, truth. Murray sacrifice h'ts,
6%hlnauitj stolen bass, Totem hlts, of
: IN ssvsn and two thirds 1nnlnosi pass.
ed balls, Fruthj wild pitch, volli base on
balls. on Vol 2, OF Carmen I, Off Poole
q struck out, BY catmer z, by Poole q;
time 1885, Umpire. Kane
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
National llNavs.

Only four days before the Wekeeo
socisiIop's Ipi7 season closes. ~
should he packed today. tomsPssW.
day and Monday. IA N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
Sport Splinters

Oklahoma City took advantage Of Vols
wildness In the first inning yesterday
afternoon n won tho game before Cal
bert sent Carmen In to relieve him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
WHINE THGv PLAY rooM.
Western Association.

Western Association
Muskoses At Oklahoma City.
penison ~ Tulsa, V q
,Ardmortaat MuAlsetsrt
sherman a. Fort 'emith,
National leeoue.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Nav York At brooklyn.
~ Louis q Pittsburgh
Chicago at Cincinnati.
American League.
n Louis ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia at BOSTON,
Detroit ct Clsvsland.
washington at New York.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

The Braves won the second game NJ
lowing the phillies' only four hits. while
Riscy gave up nine. The Phili.s wErc
shutout, while the Braves scored three
runs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

The Tigers solved Klepfer and Mcr,on
for thirteen hits, Cobb leading with four
out Of five times I bat. Bush, Burns and
Young each made two hits of the Clevc-
land pitchers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Grover and nodie OF the Athletics each
made I'VE hits uut OF four times up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

In tho first game OF the series. Mus
kosee scored five runs In tho frat in
ming. enough to win, and yesterday tho
Boosters did tho same.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

harry WINS the only Boston player TO
get more than one hit. he made three
of five times IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Instead Of standing up like good sports
and admitting their inability to solve
Poole. the visitors worried the fans and
Umpire Kane by alleging that Poole was
using the emery ball"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Tho Nets were unable 10 DO anything
with Poole yesterday. They made three
hits, one OF which was a homsrun by
Carmen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Umpire Dineen threw several Of the
balls out Of the game, despite the ruling
~ ban Johnson thta there was nothing
illegal IN Ticotte's delivery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Chicago scored six runs In the sec
ond inning of Groom and Sothoron, The
white soS needed only two hits to score
the six runs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Cicotte aroused the anger Of the
Brownies by usins the so-caIled black
ball" After giving Rirberg n base on
balls In the second inning, Groom DELHI
erhtely pitched the ball into the players
dug out and Risbers scored. The umpire
sent him back TO firstbase, and put the
ball back in play
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Boiand allowed eleven hits In ten In
hinGs, FhuAc pitching the last inning
FOR Detroit. ~ u. Jones batted for 10.
In tho eleventh. Grsney. Roth,
and Turner Of the Indians each
made two hits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

Tho white sox Increased their lead
half a game yesterday. They defeated
mo IT Louis Browns. vhtlS tho Red
sos were held 10 a l to i>tis by the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

The Mpckmen solved Leonard for al,
hits. one n double by Bodie. while tho
Red soS made seven of Johnson. Scott
and Walker making two-base hits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

The local fans would like 10 see Shi-
nault and Hayes In Booster uniforms
again next year, They are both good
men at the bat and IN thu field.