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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Rlchard rRubc') Mnruuard.

Richard W. Muruuard has had a
remarkable career as a member OF
the National league.
From the time he joined the New
York Giants in 1903, having been
purchased frnme indianapolis for
Sil.000, until the opening day when
he pitched probably the most brill
liant game Of his many unusual per-
formanCcs he has been before the
eyes Of the man as lemon, as
twirler ut exceptional merit, as a
contract jumper, and next, probably,
as a soldier. For the Rube was un-
successful in his effort to obtain a
deferred draft classification and will
Nkely be Included In the fall call.
MarquardgAarted his baseball ca
reer at Canton, ohio, in 1917, where
his work attracted the Indianapolis
managers. They purchased him and
he continued at such a fast clip that
John McGraw willingly parted with
81 900 to make himt member OF
his team
For three years Marquard sat or
| the New York bench. never getting
a chance TO show his worth and
learning to the fullness McGraw
baseball. He cwas so obscure that
was called the "Sl1 900 lemon"
II was not until 1912 that Mar
quard received the plaudits of the
fans. lie pitched and won his first
game that season on April 1, and II
was not until July 3 that he lost &
contest, being beaten on that day
bv the Cuhs, after having compiled
pitching record Of 10 straight VIC
tories.
Marquard was at the ton Of his
effectiveness in 1919, winning 23
ga'nips and losing / 2 during the sea-
son. The Giants won the champion
ship and in the worlds series with
the Rcd Sox which the latter won,
Marquard captured two Of the three
victories credited to McGraWs 3 men
In 1918 Marquard again was a
tower. Of strength TO the Giants
staff and was on his way to another
successful season In 1914 whom mis-
fortune after. misfortune overlook
him, causing him ia lose game after
game. as well as the confidence Of
the fans
one Of Marquard's most note
worthy accomplishments was n . TO
victory, over the Pittsburgh Pirates
in a battle that lasted II innings,
the longest game IN the history OF inc
National league. Pittsburgh scored
in tho first inning Of that game, but
was never again able TO reach the
plate afterward.
Shcrsthe Federal league entered
the field. Marnuard jumped 10 the
T}rooklvn outlaws. accepting $500
advance money aud tried to repudi-
g,o his contract with the Giants.
lie escaped trouble on this account
only because the Federal leaguers
were liberal and allowed him to re-
Join the Giants.
II wasn't long after this incident
that McGraw peddlod the big south
paw to the Brooklyn Nationals,
where under the guidance OF VIII
bert Robinson who really brought
him out as n Giant, Vanguard has
proved a steady winner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
---------- -----
WESTERN MINES CLOSE
IN ON LEADING CLUB
Cubs and Reds Threaten Giants
Red Sox Regain First PLACE
and Hold That Position.

NEW YORK. May 10 S'frnc Noty
York Giants are now only two ana o.
half games ahead OF the Cubs Cln-
cinnati went into third place hy
winning five out Of six games during
sho week The Boston Americans,
who regained first place last SUM
day, remained there by winning aU
five games played.
After winning the New York ser
les, Pittsburgh could only break r''n
in four games with brooklyn SAN
ders Of Pittsburgh won his own game
Thursday with triple. Philad"iphtt
played a ten-innlnE 3 to . tic, ana
defeated the Cardinals Tue4haY n
the only other game played ln he
series
st. Louis won by ouc-run margin
I'm each OF the first two games with
Boston. Ragen lost in the tenth ,n-
ming Wednesday after relieving
Hearne, who had held tho Cardinals
10 two hits until the ninth, when he
weakened. Amos allowed Boston
our hits Thursday. The Braves TOOK
the next two by oue-slded scores,
Fillingim registering his second
shutout Of the week yesterday HoH-
ton climbed out Of last place today
whA Hearne blankcd the Cardinals
In the deciding game Of the series.
in the American league the b's-
ton American ht eSb Was -hrted last
week. McInnls going 20 first base
and Thomas replacing him at third
The change had good results 17 The
Red SoXs made it two out Of three
with St Louis Monday and took four
atralBhts from Detroit.
New York won tho deciding game
of the series with Detroit Monday
and broke oven with ST. Louis in four
games. Shocker won- n u Inning
xame from the Yankees Hcdncs-
DAY and Calls. wih had VISIT five
straight, los1 Thursdax when Thor
mahlen banked the,tfiropcng with
four hits, ST. Louis got only four
hits Oft Russell Friday. but won Sat
urday by scoring four runs sftcr TWO
were out La the ninth,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
John MOrriSsey and
John HeeRdn We're
Mighty GLddidtOrs

Sixty one years ago today, May 20,
1867, the third battle for the puEll-
istic championship Of America was
fought at Long Point, In Canada,
with the game and hard hitting John
Morrissey pltted against John G..
Heenan. Both were irish h-Americans
and both commenced their fighting
careers in Troy, n. Y.
Morrissey began fighting as lad
when he was deck hand on a Troy
steamboat, and 1t WASH I long before
he became the recognized champion
of the Hudson river boatmen. who
spent most OF their spare time box
ing His success induced him TO en-
ter the ring as a professional ana IN
1853 he became second chant pipn on
America by whipping Yankee Sulh-
van in a battle for the tltle and
$1,000. In 1857 he was challenged
by Heenan. The battle was staged
on Canadian soil, and Morrissey was
the victor in eleven rounds.
Morrissey then quit the ring, and
Heehan challenged Tom Saycrs, the
English champion, to fight for the
worlds title The fight whicH' fol-
lowed resulted in a draw when the
police lntcrfered. a little later Heo-
nan was defeated By Tom King who
had succeeded Saycrs as English
champion. but Morrissey became
gambler. and it is said that he won
and lost million dollars. Later In
life he was elec!sd 10 the 'soited
states congress. ~Heenan quit >S1e
ring after his defeat by King. but
remained IN the limelight until HIS
death.
America has had few braver and
better boxers than those two mighty
Trojans, Morrissey and Heenan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
SIX MURDER CASES
TO COME TO TRIAL
District Criminal Session starts To-
day with Williams Hearing ON
WIfC killing charge.
DOCKET UNUSUALLY HEAVY
Thirty Criminal rtlals Including
Twelve Grand Larceny Cases to
Re Heard.

Thirty criminal cases nre SGT for
trial m tho term ~ tho distrir'
court that begins today at tho court
house Included in tho docket are
six murder casc8 the first ct which
begins this morning, when C. II.
Williams. u barber. will facn
charges OF wife murder,
Williams wba arrested about two
months ago following shooting
at his homo Ills wife was shot
Through the breast and died shortly
afterwards at hospital Williams
declared that his wife shot him and
then shot herself. but after in2oB'
tlFntion Of the circumstances, VIII
lisms was held and ordered held Tor
trial without bond at tho prellmi-
nary hearing before Justice Daniel
The state expects To prove TO-DAY
that the wounds from which Mrs.
Williams died could not have been
self-lnflicted,
On Tuesday Oarret Bailey will be
charged with the murder Of Greek
workman who was shot In n gamb-
lgn quarrel ut tho railroad chHmp
east of Tnlsa last December. lie
hqs been In Jail without bond since
early In January, ordered held by
Justice Warren
WIN Plead ScIf-Deiensc.
Carl Downing. charged with the
murder or Roy Williams, viii be
| tried Thursday. Williams wns shot
in n pistol 3del with Downing In a
rooming house on Second street In
| March OF this year. Downing VIII
plead self defense, but the state
wiz attempt TO show that Williams
was shot while his back was turned
/ to Downing
Douglas Rowe, negro charged
with killing HE brother, Webb
Rowe is scheduled to go TO trial
Thursday, but it'yJs unlikely that
case will be reached until Friday
or Saturday Rowe and his father,
Is. II, Towe, were originally charged
chntolntly with the murder, but tho
father was released Mt the pre'im-
mary before Justice warren
Roys 10 BE Tried.
Two young boys wiz face charges
OF murder on Tuesday of tho second
week OF the torn Merritt Damrell
and Lloyd Duvall, both under II
wears OF are. ARE charged with this
death " Lauren Hooper who was
shot and killed In Central Park
early in March Utah Carroll, "a d
third boy charged IN the case, has
never BEEN arrested The boys quar-
= relied over three young girls. ana II
the fight that followed, Hooper WEI
shot
The trial OF l.. +, Park and i
@. Park, charged with the murder
. early last month, OF W. w. Fuller
viii be called for Monday May ~
= Ir an argument regarding bill
Fuller owed L. r. Park. Fuller wa
shot II developed at the preliin
mary hearing that Fuller had give
= Park check In payment OF IN
bill. which was returned from IN
bank marked. mo funds In tn
argument that followed, IL i
charged, Park shot Fuller.
IN addition to tho unusually ,arg'
number Of murder cases, the docke
Includes twelve charges OF grant
larceny, three cases OF oonioint rob
berry, two charges of burglary, tw'
, charges OF obtaining money unde.i
false pretsnses and one charge caef
OF abortion, forgery and receiving
stolen property
Enrl Maish will be tried on three
charges OF stealing automobiles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
CBv LARRY DA1LEYJ

Bobby Waugh ana Arlos Tanning
both fit and in prime shape for their
15-round boxing contest at ConNen-
ton hall tonight. put the finishing
touches on their training yesterday
afternoon before a large crowd Oh
fans.
"Sduint' Stevens. starter at the
Claremorc and Muskogee races, for
mer manager OF Eddie Coulon ana
now plotting Bobby Hughes, was an
nounccd as referee last night by Jean
Nick cehan, promoter or the Dont'
Stevens has been connected with the
boxing game for many years, and his
selection meets with the approval OF
all
flaming went through a fast
thirty-minute workout. which con-
sisted Of shadow boxing and rope
skipping. Arlos was in splendid
spirits and confidence in his ability
TO win could be seen by the man
ner in which he went through ms
PAGES Tanning did not box ,ye~'er-
day, Manager Burt Cooners fearing
his charge might go a little stale.
Proud of Tanning.
Oklahoma fans are proud OF the
BartSsCIlle boy, and he was given
hearty applause when he appeared
at the Crescent gymnasium. flaming
one of the clevcrest boys in the light
weight division. hasSlhown he pack s
a punch in various bouts since his
last appearance here last winter.
Tanning is a clean-cut high-spirit
ed boy. He is not yet y years or
age and is improving all the time,
Those who had not seen him before
remarked especially on his appear
ance. Arlos is typical college ath-
lete, -limbed and clean-talking
There is none of the owbrow boxer
to Arlos.
Waugh always works hardest the
day before a bout and yesterday was
no exception. lie put in y rounds
OF hard work, five skipping rope,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
lingo Tngles
AZ LoHN i. MAYNAKpl

When we read tho daily pa
pers with their grim news from
the front. we indulge In verbal
capcrs as our patriotic stunt.
yea, in lingual war we revci ana
smite hard the hated Hun. while
still gripping like the devil every
dollar Of our mon--all unthlnk-
ing, in our blindness, when our
Uncle calls for loans. OFT we
pray the terminating Of this
holocaust of blood that more
oheli is German-8tins than did
ancient Noah's flood, then. may
hap, for peace oDiauon, we go
blow our precious pelf, just to
emphasize our station and our
\ high regard for self. And when
fife and drum are sounding and
we see the big parade, how our
patriot pulse goes bounding to
800 in the shade. while the
strange and wild emotion that
comes yelling 10 our throat
! makes us long to cross the
ocean Just to get the Kaiser's
goat. But parades must have
an ending; soon tho throngs are
| off the street and our home
ward ways we're vending, wend-
ing slowly on, cold feet, for the
J hot blood OF our malice having
taken sudden chill, we'll not say
good bye 10 Alice, nor 80 gun
! ming yet for BILL"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Tom Spring Defeated
Bill Neat in Eight
Rounds Long Ago

Ninety-five years ago today, MAY
90, 1929. Tom Spring defeated bIil
Neat In eight rounds at AndoVer'
England. Spring whose real name
was Thomas Wintor had claimed the
cham pionship Of England after tne
rrtireinent OF Tom Cribb, and chal-
lenged all comers. Neat, who at
tempted to wrest Springs new honor
from him. was a giant and man OF
tremendous strength but Springs
cooIness. science, courage and gem
eralshin won the day, The next good
man to challenge Spring was Jack
Iangan, an lrlshman. Hibernian
sports were confident OF LAngan :
abiiit,, n whip the Engllshman, and
bsckad him with vast sums but ar
ter ferocious battle lasting about
t1ro hours and a half Spring. was
declared the victor. Spring resigned
his title in 1928.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Score by innings;
Tyler Wins PItchcrs, nnttlc.

CHICAGO, Nav l0---ChIcag0 won
the odd game OF the series from
out the visitors to in the final
game OF the series. The game was
pitching duel between. Tyler and
Hogg, with the former having the
shade because of ability Of the locals
to make their hits count. When the
easterBers threatened to score on
three occasions. fast double plays
frustrated their chances
Score by innings.
Philadelphia 900 600 OO0-O e O
Chicago 100 900 l1x-S c 1
Batteries-Hogg and Burns; Ty-
Ter and Killifer.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn. not sched-
uled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Boxing This Week
Monday, May 20,

Kid Williams VS.. Joe Tuber,
six rounds. at philadelphia.
Joe, Leonard vs. Benny kaui-
man. six rounds, at Philadel-
phia. -.--
Pal Moore VS.. Earl Puryear'
eight rounds, at Memphis Tenn.
Bob Moha VS.. Phil HARRISON
ten rounds at Racine, wis,
Arlos Tanning vs. BOBBY
Waugh. Il rounds at Tulsa.
Gussie Lewis vs.. Al Shuoert'
l. II rounds lat Boston.
Johnny Griffith VS.. Young
Denny Is rounds, at New Or
leans.
Thursday May 81.
Cal Delaney rs. Johnny Noye.
ten rounds. at Rock Island Ill.,.
Roy Moore vs. Earl Puryear.r
ten rounds at Rock Island lll.
Friday May ~.
Richie Mitchell VS.. Joe Well
ing, ten rounds at Milwaukee.
Gus Christie VS.. Tommy Glib
hons. Is rounds, at Akron. Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
SCHOOL GIVES HOSPITALS
State University Lets Government
Use Institutions for War Service

Special 70 The World.
NORMAN, May 1.-two Okla
homa City hospitals operated by tho
school OF medicine OF the University
Of Oklahoma, have been offered 10
the United States government, Tor
whatever war service II may desire
This was announced today by pr
stratton d. Brooks, presltenteof the
university.
The hospitals are the University
Hospital aud the Emergency Hos
pital.
Il is expected here that the war
department will use the hospitals TO
give special courses TO officers in the
medical service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Key wln Mississippi Shoot.

GULFPORT Miss, May 19.--G.
Key Of Meridian. Miss. won the
Mississippi state c h a IN p / o n a h p
handicap of the Mississippi trap
shooters tournament here today. II
T. Woodward Of Houston, Texas.
followed, Key, breaking 1875 out or
200 targets
In the high amateur contest
woodward scored 9s. l.. c. Mccoy
OF Texas 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
STATE SCHOOL HAS QUOTA
Nine Alumni and Students Among
Travis OFFICER Graduates.

Special 10 The World.
NORMAN. May 1o.---Eine alumni
and former students Of the uoi-
verslty Of Oklahoma were among the
mon commissioned In the third OF
ficers' training camp at Camp travis
according to word which has reaeheo
Norman. They are, Ebert II. Boy
ian, Miami. Albert $. Clinkscales,
Nmitn, Walter l., ptsler, Norman:
tlcnry NJ. F'urman. Norman; Daniel
l.. Garrett, Norman Murray M. Me-
Cune Perry; Frank B. Parsons
Rartlesyille: Louis Sonncnschein. OK
iahoma city and William G.. stis-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
SAYS USHER WAS FRESH
III. I. Kelley Accuses II. II. Scigfried
Of Being lmpertincnt 10 Wife.

n. II. scigfriod, usher at the Mas
jestlc theator was arrested last night
on charge OF assault and battery
preferred against him by II. ]. kei-
lev seIgfried, according to the
complaint, is alleged 10 have made
impertinent romarks TO- Mb. Kelley
and when Kelley demonstrated Seig-
fried Ia alleged to have struck Kel-
ley, Both men were taken to the
police station and gave s2s bond
FOR their appearance in police court
this afternoon. Ns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
car Thief Captured.

Pearl Wolber was arrested last
night IN an east side garage charged
with stealing an automobile belong
ing to hLss. Allen OF Drumright
from in front OF the Tulsa hotel
Thursday, May IS. The thief had
left the car at the garage and when
he returned for it he was nabbed by
officer pelO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Chattanoogn s: Mobile :

MOBILE. Ala, May t9.--Chatta- :
nooga overcame five-run lead and
won an uphill game from Mobile to-
day, TO I. Three pitchers failed to
stop the visitors hitting. Flagstead,
CHATTANOOGA outfielder. injured his
shoulder sliding in the second inning
and will be out Of the game several
weeks
Score by innings r, H. r.
ChattanoogH ZOO POI 030--s IL I
Mobile zoos 100 1907 y 3
Batteries: Merritt, Ring and Hig,
gins; Bennett, Friday, Cavet an'
Coleman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
TEACHERS OFF ON. LEAVE
Three Members of University Faculty
Allowed orr for War.

Np00llT q Inc WOrIH,
NORMAN, okla, Nav 1e,---Three
memb bors OF the faculty OF the uni-
versity Of oklahoma yesterday were
granted indefinite leaves OF absence
Tor military service. They are Leon
f.. Woods. assistant professor OF
oloctrlcal engineering. J. p. Me-
Cmrc. assistant librarian, and Dr.
Wann N iangston, associate pro-
fessor OF clinical pathology and
microscopy ut the Oklahoma CITY
school OF medicine,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
TodGy in Ring Annals

ISqs-Bid iIcCoy defeated GUS
Rubin in 20 rounds at Syracuse.
19Ol-Jack O'Prien Knocked out
George Crisp In the eleventh round
at Newcastle. England.
1s13-Bud Anderson knocked out
Joe MandOt in the twelfth round al
Los Angela, rTyEeryvg~ ,-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20

five shadow boxing and two spas
ring with Wade Thompson. re Mas
also in superb condition ana as iIesi as
at the conclusion of his training 90
at its start.
scmi-Windup Boys Ready.
Kid HinEey and Jack Ryan, clever
lightweights who meet in the siH
round semi windup, did nov WORN
Yesterday. being in good shape
The advance seat sale is ekcep.
tionally good, Indicating the lnterest
being manifested in the bout among
the fans. ...1 mfr,
Bill Hull. formerly assoclatcu VIII
Tom Jones. when the Iatter W., VIZ
manager of Billy Papke ahd,tao
Ad Wolgast, has been hameu as '''t'
keeper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
SQUINT STEVENS
CHOSEN REFEREE
Former Manager of Eddie
Coulon and Veteran of
Ring Selected.
BILL HULL NAMED TIMER
Associated With Tom Jones ;
Waugh and Tanning Now
Ready for Gong.
BILL HULL NAMED TIMER
TOnights Card at
Convention Hall

Four-round curtain raiser
Kid Specht vs.. Wade Thomp-
son, bantamweights.o
Six-round semi windup-Kid
Hingey VS.. Jack Ryan. light
weights.
Fiftecn-round main event
Bobby Waugh Of Tulsa VS.. Ar
los Tanning Of BartiesVlile,
hghtwcights.
Referee "SQuint' stevens.
1imer--Bill Hull.
Promoter-Jean McNechan.
Convention hall, S:3O y. m.
Admission, 81. So and 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
New Orleans a-2; Nashville 10.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10. - New
Orleans made clean sweep of the
series and won It's seventh consecu-
tive game by taking both games Of
a double-header today from Nash
vile ?, to /, and to 0.
FIRST GAME.
Score by innings: r. u. T.
Nashville ...OOi 600 0OO-1 0
New Orleans 600 600 O11-2 &C /
Batteries Decatur and O'Neill;
Robertson, Smith and Kitchens.
SECOND GAME
Nashville ...OOO 600 % 1
New orleans ..1O1 900 X-2 3 q
Batteries: Swlgler and Marshall;
Smith and Kitchens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
HUNDRED WORKS FOR
LIBRARY DURING WEEK


The following books have been
added 90 tho public Library during
the wcCl, ending MAY is, 1915
reference
"Now lntoruhllpuaI Encyclopedia
hc1r-liooh 1917
"Aeruplaue uoslgn," Barnwell
"Firo Protection In Building"
Holt
'Lubricallng Engineers Hand
bo1k." BallIG-.-
"rrIucibles Of oil and5 Gas Pro-
duction," johnson.
"How to Run an Automobile"
Page.
'Reclolming tho Arid west"
James.
"lIousc Plants" Flndlay.
Humorous Poetry Parton.
Literary Pilgrim In England" 4"
Thomas.
"Poetlcal works. Pope.
"English and scottish Ballads, I"
Childs.
spell of italy" Mason.
Philosophy
How to Get What You Want"
Marden.
Talks 10 Young People on
Ethicsr'' Wilson. q
Religion
Varieties of Religious Expert
ence," James.
Psychology Of Citizenship
Weeks.
Woman and Tomorrow" George
High Cost Of Living Howe.
Municipal Ownership" Thomp'
son.
Jewish Philanthropy" Bogen.
Ideal Teacher Palmer
Teaching of English In the Sec
ondary school," Thomas.
Regulation OF Railways" Dunn.
'Railroad Problems" Hungerford
Woman" Thompson.
Science
Geology Of Beginners" sorsbie.
Analytical Chemistry" vols,
Treadwell
Useful Arts
Medical Research and Human
Welfare" Keen
Food Problem" Kellogg. q
Food Values" Locke.
Food for the Worker" stern.
Motor Car Principles" whitman.
Motorcycle Principles" whitman.
''Viesel or SLOW Combustion oil
Engine" Wells.
How 10 Cut Food Costs" Cooper.
american Indian Corn" Murphy.
Suction Gas Plants" Smith.
Handbook Of Petroleum" Thomp-
son.
Zine Arts
Small House" Walliok!
"Greeuhousea" Wright.
novel sugFestions for Social Oc-
casions," Pierce,
vacation camping for Girls"
Marks.
Literature
"Wcirhig and Measures" Adams.
candle IightIn' Time Dunbar.
Lyrics Of Lowry Life Dunbar.
"pootical Works Larcom.
"Chncso Nightingale" Lindsay.
"Pootcal Works" SAKE.
"Fac'oriee,' Widdemer.
NV Literary Passions" Howels.
Among NY Books" Lowell.
"Mponncams From the Larger
LuuarH" Loarock
"pootool WORKS. Goldsmith &
Ggrv.
parr'ral works" Spenser.
"NW Poems" y.
"pAsa Of Gods and men" Dun
gauv
'AtIoau Missionary Heroes and
IIcrginoa" Itumm.
"%otog on shnkospearc's Work
man-hIp.' couch
"Istt.ra 'p Hia SON" Earl OF
Chesterfield.
.piyu, comedy" Dante.
History.
"EpcIEinE ~ PrussianS,' Cobb.
'IrudCr -Four Flags for France
Muerrgvc
"Dut- cC Their own MOUTHS
Smith.
"Nur'J iu FrrWcu',' Butler.
al Su.Ip Bay Hargraye,
"ficar' OF rho Puritan HanScom'
'tEfaf Point Ilir h1TdSOu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Nfnlcr Pllchcr Drafted.

MINNEAPOLIS. May lS.-Claude
Thomas. pitcher for the local Ameri-
can association baseball team, to-
rtght received word that he has
beer drafted. He will report next
weak AZ Camp Travis, Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-20
Games Today
American Association

At St Paul .. indianapolis Z.
At Minneapolis 80 Louisville TO
At Milwaukee 2, Columbus b.
At Kansas city 3, Toledo 4.
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Western League

At Topeka 2. wichita A.
At 81. Joseph rs, Omaha "a
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