The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
TRACK AND FIELD

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Up to n week ago we looked to tho Red
sor for American league victory, We
stlll believed in this club, even when five
and a half games behind, would hammer
It's way to the peak again and enter It's
third world series in succession.
When the white Sox lost three straight
to the yanks and dropped two games In
succession to tho Red SoY. falling from a
tive-game lead into second place. tho ar
gument appeared to be over
But the White Sox are quits evidently
not tho White sox OF other years In
place OF breaking wide open, a natural
sequel TO losing such n lead within n
| formed again and recaptursd tho front
line trenches with something 10 spare
This series now looks to he the turning
point Of the race For It means that
| Chicagos leading entry is almost sure to
reach home with a fair margin OF load
arship, and once back homo II 10 almost
sure to Increase this lead by q healthy
gap.
Figure Il out. For the next few weeks
tho White sox meet washington, New
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home-whlle tho Red Sox tackle Detroit,
Chicago, Cleveland and ST Louis-mostly
on the road II there 10 anything left In
tho highly vulnerable dope, the schedule
der OF Auyust-is all Chioaso's way.
This should mean. n form runs true 10
past records, that Chicago should face
her last eastern trim in September with a
TAT lead 10 work on-a lead too bulky
for boston to cut away unless her 1911
plny lmprov. 40 percent
The White sox are in tho lead. with
Collins and Jackson both battinr far
below 1O0 These two have been b4&tjns
halter the la,t two months than Al ANY
time before Thsy arc due 10 start back
toward 400 II thsy do, there will be
iit,Io .l,e "a u Hut eyen n th.y don't
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he,ors /, isn', an ,nnoasihie iob hut
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has,d th,s sr,,,m.nt dsb.t.a
IL has h.sn n,oved tbat n dos.,', nj.
w,vs mean yIctorv In foothall 7, ha,
be,n nrovsd s,iiI further that n dossn',
hava haen yunniru ,,nm s,.h, ,o Tar
gam., hac cL n, the ION Mi vc,r yet th,,
S,vs scor.d mora nm, IA d.ts than eni
other club in eIther ieasue They carr,
tho WALTON and The yun,maluns ,kill fs,
h.vorS III ,,yoiry pni ,h.,r aefen.s ian :,
nowerfui enough 10 nave them
You would thinl, tha, a hail club abl,
10 make more runs each year ought tt
win--ss bali games are settled BY IN,
psrhaps Il ought TO- Hut petrol, .ha,
proyed that A. do.sn't The smashin,
Yuer attack can r.t ths runs Al IN
lns, count Detroit had scored az run
TO az for Chicago and $40 for, Boston
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