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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29
LAUNCH SERVICE BOAT

The Elliott Bay Yacht and Engine
Co. Wednesday launched the power.
ed service boat Cameo for the Ameri-
can Can Co Miss Beatrice Could.
a Broadway high school student.
was sponsor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29
3-Iost and Found

i3-Lost and Found
LoAr -cnEscENr NrG0Er Pta. on
cherry near second or Third Phone
: itainier $3.50.
FUnHn Lost ON UuEEs LAKE CAR
or shopping district. With iis. Finder
please lcaye ~ rtef otnce llewerd
tiA--AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE
apVEnTiAE Youn car nAndAtNa
in Tho Star Thousands Of possible
prospects well paid workers aud ship
gains" In this column. Hoe rates at top
~ first column. this page.
- nnnn sssa ~. wls,og me.er -
fOr sale Miscellaneous
BASH ANp poona
BEFORE building DO cure and get our prices
on sash. doors. finish. paints. plaster
board. roofing. etc.
We viii send you our large illustrated
catalogue No ~ free on request. post
paid.
Cottage glass doors ........ t2.Ts = Up
fFh panel doors ..tf st.4ststs i.ho a up
aos7t 2.likht windows ....... is3
one ply roofing ,tsttt.+...s.. 1.as
Two pay roofing ........+.... 10
Three ply roofing ..s.....4+, zi0
SIT. ~ ana t-ft cedar lap
siding t.4ttt...tttt..sfts 90
Regular lengths .............t00
ttt flooring. a. 20 q. 5000
Finch beaded ceiling. . r, 90
p " srsHFfsfs |ftssHftss ~ W
The largest factory In the West selling
direct 20 consumer We sell anyone.
chip anywhere. ana guarantee safe de-
livery
. u. WILLIAMS co.
i9ts Tlfat Ave n Seattle.
WHY Nor SAVE MONEY!
LADIES' AND GENTLE8Es's SUITS
AND pvEHCoATH FROM 1900 TO
$500 PREVENT THIS AD AND CIR
10 pEH CENT orr YOUR PuH.
CHASE. 1909 FIRST AVE-
GOOD UHED CLOTHES. LADIES' AND
mems ~ up Trunks, RuitcaaeH. Shoes
We buy and sell 1917 Pike Main gs,a.
sEw PfANoA ron RENT. RENT APP
piled on purchase. Mcysr.Tonsr. zie
Union.
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Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
Saturday. March 30th.--Adyertise
ment.
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lire. city water and Tight earr terms
We will bald Tor purchasers On terms
Ike rent Cons In and see va about
thi..
TWENTY-FIVE cE~Ta on THE not-
LAR u0THEL ROAD ACnE TRACTS
North o. university No. this " not
a mtsprint The owner instruria ne g.
ssIt We have exclusive contract
Acres 1850 q 1900 each. 90 any reason
able terms Others ask 81 oeo % g. Gee
per acre Afo you awake and knas
bafsain when you see oref Tifls
perfect.
WATER rnoST oN THE SOUND
CLOSE To SEATTLE NOT ANOTHER
TRACT LIKE IT. M boats % bother
With on this side rea nod ~ your
own raf. ~ good nutnnnhiis road in
the rear Eis acres level. ESQ choice
streams ~ eafrf for irrigation ard
electric plant b~autifui trees. ts uint
ffa1 down and $500 each year. with &
per cent Interest
HALF ACRE TRACTS mo lstsi OK
HAf%fER AVE At CLOvERpAiE
ST cleared. paving and water main
Or fronting on tiAinisr ave car linz
Price fss0. very Easy terms. uid You
evef hear % auch prices facing Rainier
ave You never ava. nor will you
again. only nine tracts len; why not
neNH tHN hniihFs NhHH you arc won
dering shat IL going 90 happen
noSstn-oS THE SEATTLE INTER
URBAN RAILROAD ACRE TRACTS.
cleared. $500 to 500. on any easy
terms on good brick autnmonIfr rasd /.
brick school and church one block
aNay. terms Same ~ rent uid you
realize that this was tho time % pick
~ snarsf Land viii - % IN price
like houses have Get ~ while they
are cheap a few dollars secures a
tract
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LOnf -CnEacrNT NrG0Er nm on
cherry near second or Third. Phone
ILnInIDr n.nI
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WHITE CENTER


The place % buy your uew home :. 4.
t-faam hunuaiows. with nsr plumbing.
frepiacre. city water. biE lots. 81 500
80 81 zoo $50 down, 10 month
f.arstrd on citv car iins. % minutes
ft9e from shlpYHfds and Industrial soe-
tion como out sunday
GEO ". ". WHITE INV co.
Main $500 soT Oriental nh
\ RIAL BARGAIN
TWO PINE LEVEL LOTS. siv.s To
Gated 81 stth y " and " 1E,h cts
These lots have unotHfructihio view
city. Bound and olympic range A
beautiful building site Thsss lots coat
me 81 geo five Yeara aEn. VIII soil for
1850 cash NeaHan for loo price ia that
am building on other lots and want
the money call owner. y 4 t71t
THE PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL.
Co. b. reason Of .tts location az county
seat of ltitHap county. De- host equipped
90 offer real bargains IN tho Puget
SQUAD Navy Yard District on vacant
tnta. improved hemea. uuimproTed and
improved farms. CALL or write Port
Orchard Commercial Co, Port orchard.
Wash. office open HundHya
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TWO ACRES FOR SALE.
Broom plaatersd house. barn. garage
orchard. berries. COW. near shipyarda.
1900. terms. Address owner. X. y. y.
Z. Box ~. Seattle
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l1-Acreage for Sale
cnf-nY m 49,

At MONROE, WASH. - ACRES. M.
moved. So 900. At city limits. eifv
eater. fruit. good buildings on paved
roads. good place for small dairy
Also . acres half mile below Monroe
rood house: small orchard. city water
1900 write y. ~ Lyons. Route !.
tarorHe wash.
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SIS Cash. $40 Per Month.
u<.sttt OF Bremerton y. = navy yard
rood. deep soil; nearly level on count
road This is bargain.
kA8EN r SEXTON co.
1910 First Ave. Elliott 53f7.
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10 ACRES. ~ MILES SOUTH or PORT
Orchard. near navy yard. with Broom
roune, 500 feet from good school for
sG7s. any reasonable terms
rsf1ET ORCHARD COMMERCIAL co.
port Orchard Wash
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Come in today for FREE
Examination and Consulta-
ton.
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SAY you SAW 1t in THE STAR
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8 ACRES
LEVEL tfrs

z sores level lard. partly cleared,
balance light clearing on good
rad near school ard lake; ona
rsiie from ~ r ny. station, a
first-ciaHs bargain Price s1Ts.
terms $50 cash. balance SO r~r
month Tate East Madison car
ard county ferry 20 officr 81
Burke 4 FRrrar IN Kirkland
ard tuanire for T W HuckiiuE.
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39-Poultrv for Sale
HoGANIzEp BABY CHICKS
white fcghorn baby chicks. $500 per
donen. 1900 ncr 100 Rhode Island
,is M per 100 Nvc soil hr'rhinr erEr.
$3.50 per rcttinr $500 pcr 100 We do
custom Matching. &c per cgg. minimum
100 eggs.
50 Pike St Elliott aos,.
sDvFRTiaE YOUR POULTRY. FANCY
chickens. retting eggs. etc. In this
section OF Tn. Star Sec rates at top
~ fire. column. this page.
stNGTE CONN BROWN LEGHoRN
Matching eggs Richwine Poultry
Yards. S92i sixth ave n W Ballard
ases
PtfRE 81 ocR BETTING EGGs-RHoDE
Island Rcd, wyandotte. Black Minorca.
Nel See SN9eoSdI>ce1Ssc~~>~,~~>~~~o~Do~o~c
t1-Livesto"k for Sale
ADvEPTIaE YOUR LIVESTOCK FOR
sale or wanted IN this section Of The
Star. seo rates at top OF first column.
this page.
sEATTLE PABBfTRY--AT.L KINDS or
rabbits: stock guaranteed Fifth and
Kenyon, South Park.
MICH COATS. BROOD sows AND
boar for sale. fsf7 NOrrnn st. one
block east OF old Renton line
WORK TEAM, 1000 POUNDS EACH II
and years old. n. Jansen, Edmonds.
Wasb
SAY you SAW II In THE STAR.
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$500

Would have sold FOR 500 !; years nFo.
fine garden soil close 60 car line.
owner viii sell on easy terms. Take
Tauntieroy car on First ave. 20 1900
california ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29

ron SALE OR RENT-,i 800 ACRE
tract. ready for planting. small house,
nese row. nine blocks from Kenton car.
rau Rainier 4feW Or see Moline at -
Washington ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
FIRST NATIONAL AND
COSDEN PLAY TODAY
CITY IcnSuc Schedule TO DO ho
This Afternoon; All Games
Are - Cents.

The second days game OF the ne
Tulsa CITY Baseball league Is 10 T'
pIayel this evening at kendall eot
iegc field at ego o'clock, the US
den Petroleum company meeting tlie
First National bank. Consider uls
tbreatening rain and the iact ina'
the games were played at hehua,., ,.a -,
crowd Was out TO witness tine ssii
of the league last Saturday, Wheh
The Exchange National bank ue-
foated the Mld-Co Petroleum com
many and the Deshon Sporting Locus
cCnrany won from the ONO Cltlsa, ,'',
The cars run out to kendall every
elrht minutes and the games are ~
he started promptly at the hour SCI
The class Of hall played last Satur,
Coy surprised the fans present. anu
with the last two teams playing 10
day Interest in the league Is eA-
pecied 10 be greatly Increased.
The old CIRCUS ground, site OF tne
leagues new park, is to he put INTO
shape for play as soon as wotk-
mnn can be secured. 1t is prooaple
hat the first game of the new PARK
viii be played next Saturday or
Tuesday. ..t.,. ,h,,
some fans seemed to think Ihat
the games Saturday were tree. An
admission Of IS cents each day is 10
be charged, single games or double
headers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
GRAND.


when on October. Is. 1915, the
kaiser shook his fist In the face of
Am bassador James W. Gerard and
told him That after the war was
ended he would stand No nonsense
from the United states. he ana not
realize that the patience OF Ameri-
cans would soon reach the breaking
point.
The whole series Of Incidents. the
plot and intrigue. the broken prom
ises, the deliberate disregard OF all
the rights of a friendly nation in
the insane desire to rule tho world
is clearly shown In the wonderfully
vivid motion picture reproduction or
MIR Gerard's book, My Four Years
in Germany"
Here you see unrolled before you
the whole page of history from the
Zabern incident TO the gathering OF
the American army over there,
Every American should see this
picture so that he can better under
stand why America must stand
united against this common foe
The picture will be shown at the
Grand theater all this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
YANKEES Make CLEAN
SWEEP FROM RED SOX
yictors Bat Hard; Babe Ruth Gcts
Second Homer in Successive
Games; Sox Beat Indians.
SENATORS BEAT ATHLETICS
Pound Mack Pitchers Hard. Tigers
Take Game From Browns
by Hard Hitting.

NEW YORK, May G-The New
York Americans made clean
sweep OF their three game series
with Boston. winning the last game
OF the series here today 10 to 3.
The Yankees drove Mays into rctire-
ment in the fifth inning and hlt
Jones equally hard. Pitcher Ruth.
who substituted at first base for
Hoblitzel of Boston, drove his sec
ond homerun into the rlghtrcld
stand in successige games
Score by innings. r. II. r..
Boston ... 600 200 600 3 10 3
New York 900 $3.50 3ix-lO l8 0
Batteries-Mays, Jones and Az
new: Morgridge and Hannah.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
WAUGH WILLING
TO MEET THORP
Fans Anxious to See Boys
Definitely Settle All
Arguments.
BOTH BOXERS CONFIDENT
Which Should Result in
Fast Tilt when They
Get Together.
(By LARRY DAILEY).

Jean McKeehan, manager 'of
Bobby Waugh, popular Fort Worth
lightweight. stated last night that
Bobby would meet Harvey Thorp in
a Tulsa ring at any time for any
purse. McKeehan's statement came
after Thorp had issued "A challenge
TO Waugh for a return bout here.
Bobby can whip Thorp at any
time" declared Nick eehan last night.
II am willing for Waugh to meet
him here at any time but would
prefer next Monday night II Is
probable that the go will be held at
that time.
The only stipulation made by Nc
Kechan is that the boys weigh l35
pounds at p. m.
+ Local boxing fans hope that Chick
johnson. manager of Thorp, and Nc
Keehan get together and arrange "A
return match between their boxers.
Tho last tilt here. which reopened
the slumbering boxing game in Tulsa
was a good one and so divided were
the fans over the decision that they
are anxious TO see the boys go again
TO definitely decide supremacy be-
tween the two.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
MAGNATES ASKED TO
DONATE BIG LEAGUERS
Y. NJ. C. a. Wants Players to Pro
mote Baseball in France
Among the Soldiers.

By vote of the men OF the Amer
ican Exped:tionary Forces in France
Christy Mathewson is the most pop
ular man in baseball today. Follow
ing the receipt of n cable message
from +. c. Carter, in charge of y
NJ. C. A. work in France, announc-
ing this fact and insisting that
Christy is the one man to ~ over
seas and direct the baseball of the
fighting men, the National war
Work council sent the following tel
egram to the manager OF the Cln-
Acinnati Reds:
ITO meet imperative demand
overseas. war personnel board,
NJ. c. A.. Is asked to send this month
one thousand men prominent N
business and professional life In
cluding large number athletic direc-
tors. Special cables from those in
authority urge YOU come over with
important relation promotion base
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
GIANTS WCTORS IN
SIXTEENTH CONTEST
Win BntfCst From Braves; ZinSner-
mans Hating Features Game;
Cords Win From Reds.
DODGERS DEFEAT PHlLLIES
Grincr Pitches Onc-Hit Game, Cray
alh SpoiiinE No-Ilit Rccord;
Pirates Win From Cubs.

BEurKLNN. May 6.-Bunching
three TITS and aioed by an error by
Ludorus IN The first inning. Brook
i'H shut ont Philadelphia here today
. to o Crayath prevented the game
being "a no-htt affair for Philadel-
pIia when ~ singled in the ninth
with ;wo men cut Prior TO that
Fhilaaelphia had been unable toS hit.
Zach Wheat reported TO Brooklyn
today md appeared on the coach
ing line
score by innings. n. II. T..
Philadelphia zoo eco OOC--0 : .
frooklyn zoo 600 600 ,
, iaticries--Ocsch and Adams,
; Burns, Grincr and NJ. Wheat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
BROADWAY,

Our mutual friend, Arthur (SliN-
er) Koock,% Ia playing a few pranks
IN black face at the Broadway this
week lie n 'mAXlber of the Bar
land brothers trid*and Is an imita-
tor of dogs. cats and hogs. silver
has 'em all skinned n city block. An
imita tion OF a Hawaiian orchestra In
song Is y feature. The Borsini troupe
Of five people present positively the
most sensational equilibrist act over
booked at this theater. Miss Marie
Lavarre posses fine voice and Ia
without question classy artist In
song and talk, and as an accordion
player, Gercia renders program
that everybody enjoys to the fullest
extent An act that appeals to the
children and unfolds great human
interest story Is presented by Don
Carlos animals II. their comedy nov
city act There is no doubt but that
this is the greatest aggregation of
doys and monkeys in vaudeville.
There are two comedies and a photo
play featuring Gladys Leslie in Lit
lie Miss No-Account."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Hamilton Wins Fifth Straight.

PITTSBURGH. MAY g. -- h r |
Hamilton won his fifth straight
game and his effective pitching
coupled with hard hitting on the
part OF his teammates enabled Pitts
burgh to defeat Chicago to @,
thereby stopping the winning streak
of the Cubs after nine consecutive
victories By virtue OF the game and
Philadelphia defeat at the hands of
Brooklyn. Pittsburgh went into
third place in the National league.
" Hendrix was hit hard and timely
until oneNman had been retired in
the sixth when he was relieved by
Walker after King had sent a home
run into the right field bleachers.
Score by innings:
II. II. +.
Chicago .....OOl Oi0 600 |
Pittsburgh ..O12 O2l 1Ox--f IA o 4
Ratteries-Hendrix. Walker and
Elliott Hamilton and Archer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
GOOD BOXER IS ALSO
A BAYONET FIGHTER
Captain DreNel-Biddle, "eaithy
Sportsman, says Americans are
Ideal Users of Steel.

QANTICO, Va, May 6.--Any good
boxer is almost a ready-made bayo-
net fighter, accordin TO Capt. A. j.
Drexell- BidGle, athletic director at
the U. S. marine officers training
school. o.
ghe Americans and English are
uniduelS adapted to this most vio-
lent offensive" says the former
Philadelphia society athlete, "as
boxing is requisite in the proper
swinging OF a bayonet and boxing
comes natural TO them"
Their dthlettc systems develop
an Infinitely more combative spirit
than the Germans because the
training in the various sports is
along more combative lines.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07


ball entire American army. Such
opportunity has never been present :
ed to any man. We are hopeful OF
this appeal placed before your
management they will see In IL
chance to serve thousands OF Amerl-
cans now enduring . terrific strain
and make large contribution TO WIN
ming Of war. We are not unmlnuIui a.
of the financial sacrifice involved,
and difficulty in making necessary
readjustments. Hope patriotic nv,
tives will lcao you and management y
to acccde 10 request, When anu
where could you meet represent"
tiyes to discuss entire matter
The telegram was signel BY WI
liam Sloane, chairman Of The no. no,
,lonal war work council. Chrisy
worked with splendid results for tne
y. NJ. c. A. last winter down sou'H
for $36 a month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
STRAND.

The Claim" with brilliant Edith
Storey, IL even stronger as a screen
drama than as n stage play. The
story is woven around Belle Jones,
who. unable to support herself and
child after he" gambler husband has
deserted them, abandons her baby
and takes UP work as cabaret
singer In a dance hall. Learning, n
few years later, that her ohild's
guardian is the girl for whom her
husband LEFT her, and the sister OF a
wealthy miner who killed Jones'
Belle goes to their town to demand
$4,000 or the little one. The
brother and Belle meet. unaware or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Storm at Boston.

ROSTON. May 6.-New York
cleaned up the three game series
here today by beating Boston TO 4.
-lnayan held the visitors well until
the sixth. whcE they made five runs.
\ heavy wind and rain storm &C
companied by lightning interrupted
this big inning Tor New York. delay
ing the game 10 minutes Saliee was
mt often and hard by Boston, but
received much better support than
CanaNau,. The batting Of oZlmmer-
man and Of the Boston battery was
good
Score by innings: ID II. II. f..
Boston ..... 0O3 900 lO0-4 IL \
Batteries .--- Sallee and Rariden /,
CanaVan and Wilson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Tommy Burns Beat
Jack O'Brien EIeUen
Years Ago Tonight

l o92--Bob t'itzsimmons knocked out
Joe Godfrey in the first round
at Philadelphia.
909--Freddie Welsh defeated John
ny F'rayne in ten rounds at
New York
l912-Buck Grouse won the decision
over Leo Houck in IL rounds
at Boston.
i912-Eddie McGoorty knocked out
Jimmy Howard in the seventh
round at indianapolis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Davenport Wild.

DETROIT, May 6.-Detroit hit
three St Louis pitchers freely this
afternoon and won the opening game
of the series to .. Davenport,
who started the game. was respon-
sible for his teams defeat. the four
hits and four bases on balls he al
lowed accounting for four Of Do
troits runs.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
St Louis -. 600 600 1913 l
Detroit -. x21O4 900 l3x--9 IA 3
Batteries - Davenplrt. Leifield.
Houck and Nunamaker. Hale
Erickson and Yelle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

each others Identity and fall in
'",,. when Belle goes to the girl
to obtain her revenge, and learns
who her brother is, the story at
tains dramatic heights rarely seen
on the stage or screen. How Belle
and the brother solve their problem
is told in a fresh, gripping fashion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
American League
Southern League

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May 6.-At-
lanta tool: the opening game of the
series from the locals today I TO by
punching hits Off Hin In the first
three innings while Brennan held
Birmingham safe In the pinchcs
Score by Innings
n. II r.
Atlanta ...ftf 900 oIO-4 Q /
birmingham 0O1 0 90 900 Q l
Batterios-Rrennan and Piclnch;
Hill and Smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Nobiic q. IdttIc Rocl, <

MOBILE. Ala, May 6.--Moblle de-
feated Little Rock here today to 3
overcoming a lead OF four runs Lit
tle Rock had scored in the first in
ming Bennett was driven out OF the
pitchers box in the first inning Fri
dav who relieved him nitched good
ball Palmero Vas knocked out OF
the box in the third inning Score
by innings:
r. II. Z.
Little Rock 400 900 O01--5 3 2
Mobile ......OO2 O12 0lx--6 . 0
Batteries - Palmhero, Young and
Brottem: Bennett, Friday and Cole
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Schalk's Hit Wins.

CHICAGO, May 6--Schalk's triple
which sent three runs across the
plate in the second and BenZ's sac
rlfice fly which netted another run
and punched hits in the fourth were
enough TO beat Cleveland in the first
game of the series here today to 4
Score by innings. r. II. r
Cleveland -. 0el 900 O0l-4 . /
Chicago .... O40 200 00x-6 II /
Batterles-Coumbe. Enzmann and
O'Neill, Benz, Faber and Schalk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
PHILADELPHIA. May 6.-wash. .

FHiLAIJEIFTIIA, May 6---Wash- :
lngton pounded three Philadelphia
pitchers today and won II TO 7.
Poor work by the local outfolders
got Gregg into trouble after the
Athletics had gained lead in the
first inning Ayers was steady un-
til the eighth. when the locals
punched a triple, two doubles and
three singles Tor five runs
Score by innings: X. II. T..
Washington aO2l 302 11l-ll 10 5
Phird'rphia l0l 600 ESQ., 7 II ?
Batteries - Avres and Ainsmith.
Gregg, Geary. Shea and McAYoy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
American League.
Games TOddy
National LeagI

National League.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Nmcs In Grcnt Form.

ST. LOUIS. May 5-Sm,th wav-
cred In the seventh inning in todsy's
game and St Louis scored two runs,
beating Cincinnati TO ! in he first
game Of the series. Ames allowed
but four hits.
Score by innings: II. II. f..
Cincinnati 100 900 OO0--l 4 /
ST. Louis 900 O01 20N--2
Ratteries-G. Smith and Wingo.
Ames and snyder.
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Nnshrlllr 4. Chnttannopn 4.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nav g..
Nashville players fielded sensation
ally behind SwiEler today and easily
won the first game OF the series from
Chattanooga 4 to 1, Score by In
nings.
r. Fl B
Nashville ..110 600 O20---4
Chattanooga 900 900 OOf-t : 0
Batteries Swigler and Marshall.
Tomiin. Merritt, Enright and Hig
gins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Yesterdays Results
National League.

National League.
Pittsburgh Z; Chicago 2.
Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia 0.
New York s; Boston 4.
st. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1.
American League.
New York 10, Boston 3.
Washington II, Philadelphia Z.
Detroit 3; St Louis 3.
Chicago 6; Cleveland 4.
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New orleans-Mcmphis Cancelled.

At New e)rleans-M Memphis. game
postponed; Nempbis team failed TO
arrive.