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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
NAFARRATE QUIERE
CONSTRUIR I'm
%FERR0CARRIL

MENICO. D. F., Julio 14.-El &C.
neral Emiliano P. Nafarrate. que es
tambien miembro del Senado, trata
| de construir una Inca ~ferrOcarr!lera
cue una q los puertos de Tampico y
Matamoros, Girectamente.
Fl antique comaadante de rura!es
en- Tam2ulipas Sc ha dirigido a Ia Sc
! ~cretaria de Comunicaciones Y Oh!as
P1blicas, pidiendo que sc lie otorgIe
=! Ia concession debida para constTuir IL
! Inca ferrocarrilera Que proyecta. D!-
cha Inca, dice en- su escrito el ac-
tual senador carrancista, -sera Hc
! gran importancia y ut!lidad, porqic
~atravesara una dc las mas ricas rt-
Clones del pals; Ia IONA petrolifera
tamaulipcca y facilitara grandemente
Ia c~xportacion de combustible I te-
r~r:torio dc los Estad0S Unidos.
.Antes DC enviar su solic!tud a Ia
$ecrctaria de Comunicaciones, Naia-
rrate hablo con Venustiano Carran-
"a. V este lie prometi0 que Sc lie otor-
garia In concession Y Sc lie darian
toda c!aae de facilidades para que
pudiara llcyar q cabo ST. pgoyecto Y
rcaliZara nm Driliante ncgocio.
III propo&ito dc Nafarratc es el de
cmpezar Ia construction de Ia Inca
fcrrocarr;lera entire los puertos de
Tampico Y Matamoros a Ia mayor
brcvedad possible. con q objeto de
inaugurar Ia via q principles del ano
cntTantc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
RECGRCE.

ssiso y glxrce esiG Girecc!cn, para CUE e.
"a muas:re s sus smiSos que sufrea as
ctIiOs, ~nezqu.nos, Zizctes y grSnos d. 10
p!el, con &c. en- timbres postsles Que me-
rerlitG, ls mando Q Tueits De correo. fran
CO lie porte, Una calita &c poInsas -ioia-
fs7ui5dsdes. DeYua,yo 81 tiaero 0 Ii osr.
.ons qua 81 cure 5 no sane.
ssplsiDI0N G0NZALEZ.
,. g.. 6cI SKI. iAAA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
contenEa De ha-
Der acceptable uR con-
sejo de mi padrastro'
Dice Cue todas sus dolenciaS han des'
~aparecido y que ha aumeatado
Is hbras de peso. fernando
I 4 y L \ {

"Honradamente yo he ganadO -
hbras de peso fernando Taniac ' M;
condici6n fisica actual es el tema de
las conversacioneS entire mis- vecinoS
-dijo Ia Sra. J. r. Galloway. espO-
ga de uno de los mas b;en ~conocidos
' Dopulares conductores del ferro-
carril Denver and Rio GRANDCHILDREN
vive en- el No. 1925 de IA Avenida
SO al Oeste, en- Denver, Colo.
'Durante tres aIhs-continu6 :
Sra. Galloway,-sufri De D~erv!oSidad
' de catarro en- IA cabeza y nunca
podia dormir mas que tres horas du-
rante la noche. Senua Ia cabeza eX-
traviada TODD ell tempo. la boca IL
tenia siempre SEGA ' c~aliente ' STEM
PIE tenia sobre mis- labiOs un CON
tinuo escurrimiento mucuoso. Sen
tia nauseas especialmente en- "a ma
mana V estas me hacian gastar lar
go tempo para limpiar Il gargan-
Ia de las mucuosidadeS que II rTa-
dian durante IL noche anterior. Tam
bicn mi eSt0mago fue afccCadO, pIeS
cuanto GONNA NE prodUc!a lnd!ges-
ton. los alimentoS sc me agr,a0a9 Y
este hacia que Sc produjeraG use
que me teniaH siempre en- Il mise
rable condici6u. Sufria los mas afro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
PROBtBiEMFNTE Sc EEECTUA
RA Ell PRIMER SORTEO
Ell ShBADO


T"Ir"rams Especial pnra "A PEENsh.
WASHINGTON, Julio lG.-Los
cmpicadoS ' funcioMarios de IL Sevrc-
taria de Guerra manifestation hoy que
ci sorteo para la selection de los hon
bres que dcheran formar e. .Trncr
Ej@rcito Nacional, dificiEmentc podria
tercr lugar antics del sabado pr6Xi-
mo, puas todavja faItan por rcndir
sus informcs Y listas numcricaS, GGin-
&c EStadOs de Ia Union. los que tam
POGO han avisado la termination dc
los Consoles de Exencion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Ell NUEVO REY DE GRECIA


PARIS. Julio 1G.-Los dcspachos
que llcgaron hoy d csta Capital. pro
"cdcn:cS dc Atcnas haccn comprcH-
der que mu.y scrias d~ifircncias Sc han
Ievantado cntrc c! nuevo Rey y 81
Primer NiniStro Fenizcios. FL Rey ha
apIaZado firmar el decreto por 81 cual
Sc llama I IL Camara de Diputados
DC 1915 que fuc iIegaImcnte disuel-
"a por ell Primer Ministro SkouIou-
dis.
Los despachos diccn cue el Primer
Ninistro pidc quo ell Rey cesc dc Sc
guir obscrvando Ia poIitica interior
Y exterior que estaba siguiendo ST.
padre, pcro que ell Rcy ha pospucsto
toda accion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
LUIS CABALLERO FUE
LLANADO POR FL
EX=PRINER JETE

MONTERREY. Julio lei gene
raj Luis Caballero, candidate al go
b!arno del Estado de Tamaulipas, es-
tuvo aver en- es-a ciudad, de paso para
la capital de ia Republica. Caballero
lego Z Monterrey procedente de Tam
pico = Ciudad Victoria, q bordo de
un tren especial y. acompanado de los
miembros de su ESJado Mayor, que
coat:nua teniando 4 81 servtcio no
o~5s5aate que no desempena ninguna
comision Official, pues Ia ~secretaria
De Ia guerra le do licencia para que
Sc Separara por complete del servicio
mili.ar = fin de que pudiera atender
c IN campana politica.
I~iabicUdo Sido entrcvi>tado por los
representatives Ge los periodicos loca-
les. que fue-on pa5liStaS Y que hoy
son n~icctoristas, el general Caballero
declare que Sc Girigia a la ciudad de
Mexico, atendiendo q un llamado que
le hizo el jefe del executive, con
quieu confcrenciari sobre Ia campa-
M electoral en- la que e. (Caballero)
esta muy :n;eresado. pues aspira l
sesu;r :icndo gobernador del EStado
4. TamaJ!ipas.
Sc dice que Carranza. temcroso de
4:e las elecciones en- el vecino Esta-
do Jegeneren Ell IN tumulto. decide
l!am1r . Caba!Iero Z ia ciudat IL
Ntx;co para que este completameate
%.ejado te Ia lucha electoral en- Ia
..-2!ipaS, ex&ctameHtc como el otro
candidate. Lopez de Lara, a quicn el
.tctc del e~icyuuvo no permitira que
&,@Htone "a capital. como es 81 Ae-
SEQ .sE:ES
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No les paga=on sus sueidoS a los
cmpleados.

RI gohicrnU no ha cubierto a los
~cmpleados 81 valor que ccrrespondc
al sUclHo lie la primcra dcccna de
Julio. Es;o ha dado motive Il multi
9leS p~rotcstas y en- vista dc este, Ell
su~Dsccretario de hacienda, Rafael
N!cto. sc 10 prcrisado a hacer Ia 81
guicntc peregrina declaration: la
.ccrctaria Dc hacienda ordcno opor-
,:nahcI;e que Sc pagara Il los cm-
rieaGc. del @obicrno ell impOrtc dc
sus sIc!Ios crnfo"mc 4 10 ~dlspucSto.
81 no - na cubierto la decena en-
a!gGra dependencies dc la .Adminis-
t.ar.oM. clio obctecora. prO5aDlemcn-
T., q gu- los pagadorcs no tuvierGa
;iem.po de- requisite + de5i.amcncc las
n"mlna. 40 dcoc nabcr cUidado a.
@ano per cs:a d~craora. porquc toIOs
lo: s:ol5os scria cuD!c.tos en- 81 to-
ta!i!aa."
ii gr0icrno habia pror:ct!do d los
c.npleados que les pagaria e sctcmta
: cinco por cicato dc los qUc les
c~orrcspoEJc per sus sueldos, y los
cmpicauO5 cspcraban con ansia la lie
e:.da del dia dc page. ! no solo ~
:ccibicro" c! s2tcn.a y cinco Dor clen
- nr0mctidO siuO nj I'm cCntaVO Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

dorado, pueS parecc que todos Sc con
cretan u hacer ~negocios, pues cl sucl
do no lie: baStaria para comprar au-
tos. fincas. etc. como 10 han hecho
en- POGO tempo suS cmpleados.
e CUkRESFONS4L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
Nuev7 Tezore.o General del Estado

Fl gobernador Zambrano nombr6
Tesorcro General del EstaAo al se0o-
Francisco Cara Canales, con quien
10 Ggau cstrechos laos de pareu:cScc.
por tai motive. e professor Jesus Co
l.a-a. cue vcniu dcsemEcuaado csl
CARO- IcsIc que los ticmnos del 60
.lcruo del general Antonio /. Villa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
INSTRUCCIONES PARA HACER
ST. PEDIDO.

Sirvsse saLar I'm giro postal 0
gro de express pagadero a Ia Or
den de MAYO'S MONEY EX-
CHANGE, San Antonio, Tex, 0
mandar los billetes dc banco Anne
ricanos en- carta certificada por Ia
cantidad que I'd. deSee mandsr a
Mexico, envia3donos tambi6n el
aombre Y Ia dieccion exacta de Ia
persona que deba recibir el dine,o
en- Mexico. En- cuanto recibamos
81 remesa le enviaremos su carta
&c garantia y pocos dias mas tar
&c 81 rcciOo original de Ia perso-
Gs que los haya recibido en- Mexi-
co, cue scra Ia prueba de que cum
pli3los f%ielnaente cen gu orden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
san ANTONIO. TEX.
3a5 l.. HOUSTON ST.
PORQUE?

PORQUE es Ia casa de cambio
mas antigua Y mas grande y Ia
que sicmpre ha cumplido fielmente
con tojos GUS ofreoimientos.
PORQUE es la Gnica casa en- los
Eslados Unidos que tonla bajo So
mas estricta respcnSabilidad e, en-
VIC &c dinero, siendo por 81 cuenta
aoSo.uIamente todos los riesgos, no
pudiendo, por n!ngun motive, per-
Ger e. ciiente NJ UN SOLO CEN
TAEO.
POEQUE esta casa Sc encargs de
dar las ordenes de page directa-
merte a suS agertes en- Mexico ?
d: rccojlI u c~omprooante De la
persona que reciba ell dinero en- Me
xico, sin cue los ciientes tengan
que mc!estarse para NADIA y sin
que tengan que escribir cartas nj
Mandar giros que muchisimas We
e Sc pierden y cue ofrecen diff
culradeS para ell ccbro.
fURQCt. tSta cas-. ia a u Glen
ties una carta de garantia en- la que
consta que 81 por alcuna circuns-
uancia no cs encontrada Ia persona
Ell Mexico, le dcvolvera ell dinero 4
ST. cliente en- este pals sin cobrarle
nj III solo centavo por sus gestio-
neS,
PORQUE esta casa hace toGos sus
pagos en- Mexico precisamente en-
pesos fuertes de plata mexicana Q
en- monedas de orc m%eXicano, pu-
diendo taMlbien hacer envio en- di-
nero Americana 81 los clientes IS:
10 prefieren.
PCRQUE esta casa es Ia mas Sc
gu-a Y ~acreditada como 10 prueba
Ell hecho de haber mandado mucni-
simos miles de pesos a Mexico sin
habar recibido hasta Ia fecha nj
una s;Ia reclamation y sin haber
pcrdido sus ~clientes NJ UN SOLO
CENTAVO.
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iSGsa Z Il Sc. ealumcz 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

Muckos camb!os la habido eli ei
persona! dc Ia .Aduana dc Nogaies,
rucs va era escandaIoso 10 que CT
esta oiic;aa Pasaba. .APesar de este,
Sc yueGs dee!r C-e ea -4GG Sc L. US
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

Anoche 4 las doce Qued0 ccrrado
csc puerto, por cullas raZonCs los CO.
Uncertainties Sc apreSuraron a pasar
todas las m~crcancias que nud;cron
hasta csa nora. Esto ha sido motive
dc alarma para los habitantes DC
Sonora, pues como Ia Gr'icn fUG ia
da rcpentiuamcntc, no Sc do IGgar
q los pocos c~omerciantes del Sur pa
IA n~royccrsc &c 10 mas Indispensable.
FL dia dos dc los c]orricntcS, OIL
trajo matrimouio en- ci temple cato
leo de este lugar, el senior Noises
Canales con la virtuosa ]senorita Ma
ria Luisa Rodriguez, pcrtenecicnte
q una bicn conocida famiIia de Ia
antcs capital de Sonora.
La paralizacion de los trabajos en-
Cananea continual Y solo "La Demo
crata" siguc trabajando Y da ocupa-
clio a cuatrocientos opcrarios. Todos
los trabajadores que Sc nan salIdo
de csc rico mineral, tomaron distintos
rumbos Y una gran partc de clos sc
Inferno en- tcrritorio americana.
Violentamente ha sido lIamado .
ia capital de Ia R~epubiica. cl genera!
Gales, e~obernador del Estadc ha-
biendo quedado en- su lugar don Ado!
10 de Ia Huerta. Sc ignora por COM
plcto 4 que obedece este llamado.
Sc cncuentra en- csta cI general
Aware Oregon, sin que Sc sepa
cual sea CT lugar a que Sc traslade
n~uevamente.
Nuckos cam5!os la habido eli ei
persona! dc Ia .Aduana dc Novaies,
rucs va era e~scaudaloso 10 Cue en-
esta oiir;aa Pasaba. .Apesar de este,
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Sc c]ncucntra Ell Csta c. general
Aware Oregon, sin que Sc sepa
cual sea CT lugar a que Sc traslade
nuevamente.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
CURLEY SMITH GETS
READY FOR BIG BOUT
Will Battle Young Denny,
Southern Champion, at
Drumright April 20.

Curley Smith. who looks like n
middleweight. but can make 142
pounds like a top, who has been bat
Ting week in and week out for four
or five years In Oklahoma without a
defeat checked up against him, has
reached the turning point in his ca
reer.
Curley has been matched to box
Young Denny of New Orleans, undis-
puted welter champ OF the south, at
Drumright on April 20. Smith was
in Tulsa yesterday hiring sparring
partners. Jack Hemphill. who trained
willard for his bouts with Jack John
son and Frank Moran, will be charge
of his camp. He also took back with
him Britt Sims. the colored battler.
Simms will apepar in the semiwindup
at the Drumright show. Frank Ner-
din. featherweight champion of the
state. is also attached to Curley' S
corps Of trainers.
Smith has set up a camp at Pig
Springs. six miles from Drumright.
The oil field sports have built him
a cottage there. He will train at Big
Springs for three weeks without max
ing a trip to town, he said yesterday.
j. +. Fisher and Harry Weinburh
, are staging the show.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
.SCRAPP|NG TEAMS
COME TOMORROW
Cobb Expected to Get Back
Into Lineup; Milduff May
Play With Giants.

This being a militant age, it Is emil
nently fitting that the only major
league teams which are to appear in
Tulsa this spring will be the fighting
est teams in the business-the New
York Giants and the Detroit Tigers,
commanded in person by Generals
John ]. McGraw and Hughey Jen-
nings. They will be here tomorrow.
President Scott of the Producers.
who is bringing the major leaguers
to Tulsa, has been assured that Ty
Cobb will be back in the Detroit line
up when the teams arrive here. al
tho the injury to Herzog's leg may
mean that Pete Kilduff, n former
Western association boy, may be seen
in action.
No attempt at having half holi-
day declared will be made. 1t will be
Unnecessary. for Association park Is
sure to be jammed to capacity any
way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
NAVAL RECRUITING ACTIVE
Two Out OF Seven Applicants Accept.
cd and Canvass Is on for More.

Special to The world.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April Okla
homa has contributed 205 naval re-
cruits since the local station was
opened January 2, last. This number
was accepted out of total of 702
applicants. OF these IL We're recruited
thru postmasters In the smaller
towns of the state.
Altho 2S men offered themselves
for government service during five
days last week, Lieutenant Wander
beck, naval recruiting officer sta
toned here. declares that this num-
ber is practically insignificant in com
parison with the requirements of his
station, based on a population per-
centage, If the navy is to be recruited
to full strength.
with the possibility of seeing ac-
tive service and the inducements now
being offered young men of the coun-
try" said Lieutenant Nanderbeck
my office should be crowded with
applicants from morning until night
A systematic canvass of the stats
is being made by the local station
details of recruiting officers are be-
ing sent to the smaller towns and
cities and within the next sixty days
every important section Will have
! been touched.
The oklahoma secretary of the
American Automobile association has
offered to supply free Streamers fol
the automobiles of all association
members in an effort to stimulate re-
I cruiting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
JACK WHITE LOSES TO
GALINDO IN Ii ROUNDS

CHICAGO, April Joe Galindo,
lightweight, was awarded a decision
over Jack White In the fourteenth
round of n scheduled 25-round bout
at MeXiCali, Lower California, last
night, when Whites seconds threw in
the sponge. declaring he had broken
one OF his hands.
Gus Kervaras, Los Angeles heavy
weight wrestler. won in two straight
falls from S. w. Berne of New York,
at Los Angeles.
Frances Cowels. San Francisco, set
what are declared to be three new
American marks for women swim
mers in a 440-yard race in a 25-yard
tank at Oakland, Cal She swan the
full distance in 6:44 As. three hun
dred yards in 434 and two hundred
yards in 2;55.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
tulsa Welcomes Tigers and Giants Association Park Tomorrow
BILLINGS LANDS JOB
WITH OKLAHOMA CITY
Special to The World.

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 2. -
Forced out of the Tulsa club by the
return Of Roy Clements. Josh Billings,
for whom President +. NJ. Duncan Of
the oklahoma City team has been
angling for three years. has been add
ed to the local pitching staff He was
ordered by phone yesterday to report
at once. Manager Murray is satisfied
that with Billings, Latina, Jones,
Kaufman, Haag. Vaughn and Cole he
can have a pitching staff second to
none In the league.
The Capitalists showed new life in
today's practice, the regulars and yam
nigans battling seven innings to a
to tie. Murray shifted the reGu-
lars. going into right field and plant
ing Blue at short.
In Newashe, an indian catcher,
Manager Murray seems to have find.
He catches well, has n good arm.
cracks the ball hard and consistently
and knows how to handle the young
pitchers.
IL he had n good first baseman,
Murray would be ready to open the
season tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
Annette kellerman Gives Advice
to Girls Aspiring to Be Mermaids

Don't try to hold far Of the water To do
the of is
Don't make hard you quickly.
should be
your movements make the body
a hinder
the circulation Many of have been
and
Don't swim after eating eat for hour after swimming
Don
o
the first
Then min each
Unless the
s. a day
.. your
strok "A ater
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED

Pain is no respector OF persons, says
DR.. +. L. Abogado ''lt knows no distinc.
tion OF race, creed or wealth. The pain OF
the man of millions iwth his fouty foot is
Just as excruciating as is that OF tho most
iowly citizen nursing his jaw IN frenzy OF
neuralgia. For the time being the one
thought uppermost in the minds OF both Is
that they would gladly give their all to get
rid ot the pain.
1.-The prominent symptoms Of most dis
eases are pain and fever and | have found
that ant.kamnis tablets are equally as f'
fective as fever reducers as they arc as
pain relievers. Therefore, in any diseases
where pain or fever exist either separately
or together, anti-k -kamnia tablets hsvs their
proper use. For instance, ] have used them
with most gratifying results in the treat
ment of all kinds Of headaches, migraine,
coryza. la grippe. and its after effects; as
a sedative in indigestion. gastralgia. dys-
pepsia, hysteris and insonnia; as an att
pyretic In intermittent. puerperal and ma.
sria fevers. bronchitis, pleurisy. etc: and
in acute and chronic neuralgia, earache,
toothache and the pain sof sciatica, rheu'
matism and gout.'
Anii.kamnia tablets will quickly give you
the desired relief. Obtain in any quan-
tity desired. Ask for AK Tablets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
SOONERS REJOICE AT
SCORING AGAINST SOX
Special TO The World.

Special TO The World
NORMAN, Okla. April Ben
Owens Sooners got n run and four
hits off the Chicago White Sox first
string men on Boyd field Monday aft.
ernoon Brisco, oklahoma twirler,
knocked "A two-bagger and came
home when Brilliant singled.
The visiting lineup included Ris-
berg, Collins Jackson, Felsch. GandIl
Weaver, jenkins and Wilfgang. Rus
sell substituted for Wolfgang in the
pitchers box
The score Il VI +
Oklahoma 900 100 OOO-1
white Sox 1000 312 12x-9 Is .
Batteries: Brisco, Fooshe and Whis-
enant; Wolfgang, Russell and Jen-
knS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
VMPTRES ARE PLACED
FOR OPENING SERIES

PARIS. Texas. April 9-Prcsldent
Bcl today announced the umpires
would open the Western association
series as follows: Pontius at Denison.
Hcaly at Fort Smith. Cahill at Nc
Alestcr. and Schaffor at Paris.
All umpircs will meet here day or
two before the opening of the season
for instructions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03

single, two double and homerun
out of four times at the bat.
The visitors, under charge of an
army officer. went thru an exhibition
drill following the game.
The score: r II e
Milwaukee ..5OS O0S 1O2-14 II o
penison 1000 100 600 6 s
BATTERIES: Faith, Reed and De.
berry; Lewis, Tabor, Kinney and Mer-
ritt, Chapman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
Detroit y, New York q.

WICHITA FALLS, Texas, April .
Benton's wildness and general inef
fectiVeness, which allowed the De-
troit Americans seven runs in the first
five innings of today's game here. de
feated the New York Nationals, S to G.
The score; II. II, f..
Detroit .....121 121 0O0-S 12 0
New York 1000 O21 00S-6 IL l
Batteries - James. Mitchell and
Stanage; Benton. Smith and McCarty,
Gibson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
Morris Gets Real Test Tomorrow.

climbs
been will
he
a o
Sapupan better
who him at
of
thing Fulton
a no
surprising to Carlos disqualified
Too become reeln gsports
If Jimmy Bronson do a
In he mil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-03
BREWERS ROMP OVER
DENISON RAILROADERS

n NT7VVINT
DENISON, Texas April 2-Tho
Milwaukee Brewers invaded Denison
today, taking a game from the Rail
readers by II to count Tho Mil
waukcc team Is the fastest club to
show on the penison lot this year not
withstanding the fact that there have
been some higher class teams here
for exhibition games. Bcall for the
visitors featured in hitting with n
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DAVENPORT, Iowa. April 2.-The
Boston American won from the
Brooklyn Nationals today. to ].
The score: r III f
Brooklyn ..100 600 000--l 5
Batteris; Leonard. Ruth, Pennock,
Thomas and Cady: Dell, Cadore and
Miller. Meyer
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JACKSONVILLE Fla. April .. -
The Philadelphia Nationals pitchers
held the Jacksonville team of the
south Atlantic league to two hits here
today and the Phillies won easily,
1 to 0,
The score: Il H. T..
Philadelphia .........,....i q o
Jacksonville ................0 |
Batteries Fortune, Fittcry and
Adams; Horne. Fulton and Baker
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Producer Attack SmOtherS
Kendall'S Sturdy Defenses
Professionals Land Hard on
Grove and Young in Three
Innings; Score Is Is to 2;
Southpaws Work.

Making up for their poor defense
which permitted nine mispays To filter
into the error column, the Producers
yesterday fell upon the offerings OF
Grove and Young in the first. fifth
and sixth innings and shattered the
Presbyterian defense with "A l3-hit
Oombardmcnt which resulted in "A
triumph for the leagucrs, lS To ..
Best Twirlcr, Bumped.
John Young having been bumped
hard by the Producers ON previous
occasions, Coach Schmidt decided to
try Ivan Grove in final effort to
hold down Woolcy's wild wallopers.
He managed to fool Miller on a third
strike. but he walked Olson. lie
famed Hcatly while Olson was steal
ing, and then tumble 10y Brady fol-
lowed 10y singles by snyder and Mays
put over two tallics Another bonn
bardmcnt i'm the nth. resulting in
four runs. caused the retirement of
the worlds greatest football scorer
and the advent of Young. Young
managed to retire the side without
further scoring, only 10 be hammered
for four hits and five runs in the
sixth. Ammous finished.
Southpaws.
Ielt IN ChalEe ol inc team Whcn
Manager Woolcy went to Joplin in
search of rcinforccmcnts, Jcflries de-
cidcd to use the two southplws who
are fighting for the one place still
open to "A left handler on the Producer
staff Allen opened. and while he
yielded only four. hits in the five sos
sions he toilcd. he looked bad on his
fielding The only two binglcs Sc
cured or Bcrnbrock during four
innings came together in the eighth
and, aided 10y a pair Of boots. resulted
In "A run.
Tho defeated, the Prosbytorians, had
some consolation in the discovery of
an efficient backstop in Wallace
thereby giving Cheadlc n chance to 30
to the infield Wallace caught good
game and was the only collcgian tC
get moro than one safety.