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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
pl.vln property valued ,iib. Sc, Jan.

pl.vin property valued Siib. sc, Jan.
ls.
wv. Allen va Mr.. Bradley. $3.50.
forcclose debt. Jan. 20.
Edward Soph W. W A. chilcote.
rent and damage tgarn. ann set
Jan. 81.
Consumers Paint 4 Paper Co. vs.
Beers Construction company. t2tte
ON account. set Jan. o.?
e. A. Perry Va A. Endlcott. Gb.22
on note. set Jan, 81.
v H. Scott Va. X. RrandborE.
49, so on note, set Jan, al
Hlrsch n Breit W. T. brady etbs.b
on account, set Jan II.
Tulsa stone company w. u, H.
Duckert t2t on account tEarn, affi)
act Jan. go.
Msllrt a Mutt W. r. Y. Curry
t2032e on note. set Jan. ~.
n. 2ilvan vs. J. Perrinc. ti'f'
account.
" u. Ks,chum vs.. W. A. Catron.
1880. account
A. q. Bsreolos vs. A. J. DeTden.
foreclosure debt fnd floor building
1854 a. Main. lot "a block ~.
Tulsa.
New ChnrtcrS.
Simplex Products company, Heald.
ton, Inc W r. Mcknight, 4. J. Jones
and !. n. Miller, Healdtoni ana y. v.
Dicks and +, G, Oarner Writ Capi.
tai stock, 100000
Triumph Gasoline company, Okla /.
homa CITY, incorporators; H. r. Con.
ger, II, Hllckens,an and w. W.
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Iondon- Paris Air Route.

LONDON, Jan. IA regular Her-
lal passenger service between LON
don and Paris In connection with the
rated Monday A number % air
planes have been fitted up for tho
service, They have n comfnrin ble
cabin for two passengers, Including
cuAhion seats and n table entirely
enclosed with glass The slrpla n ~
VIII make the trip In two hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

wASlil NuTNhN. Jan THE
1919 war savings and thritt stamp
campaign will be launched today
with celebrations throughout the
country OF tn. 2i5th anniversary of
tho birth " BENJAMIN Franklin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

Take Groves TnstclrA GULL
runic n Warns the rod, hv puri.
fving ana Eurichiuf the illnnd YOU
can soon feel us Strengthening. In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

NEWPORT NEws. Va, Jan. ~ --
The transport, Minnesota, bound for
Newport News with troops from
France. was reported hcrr today 10
have been held up at Gibraltar Ivy
engine trouble No probable date ~
her arrival In thr port has been an.
nounced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

Colds Cause HcadAchc~ and Palms.
Feverlsh Headaches and Body Pains
NINE Tablets. There's only one
"Iiromo Qulnins." r.. w. GROVES
signature on tho box. soc.
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rARlS Jan. IL nIavas 49, pre-i-
dent wil+on has bestowed the Amer.
lean distinguished scrV .cr cross on
the following French gvucrnls
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DtNM~r Ilntc Low.

PARIS. Thursday, Jan. is In the
American army ~ occupation there
were, during the week ending De.
cember 2b, only 10 cases OF venereal |
disease. according 10 reports TO the
chief surgeons office. This Ia a low
record, representing u yearly rate ot
seven eases out of n population "
1000 For the whole American on
peditionary force the rate has been
reduced to ~ per thousand yearly
Before the war the rate was between
20 and ss per 1000 which was a..
self much below the civilian rate.
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The Public Record


G. j. Ulndinnn ct al va city OF
Tulsa st a. injunction to .njoin con
tract for construction OF city water
works HyHlcfn,
W 4 Tomson q, nj vs. Tulsa Union
OH company for receiver To operate
and finish two wells on south hair
northeast southwest and SOUTH half
southeaHt northwest ana northeast
Aouiheast northwest and southwest
southeaa, and south hnh southwest
aSnthwest and northwest southeast
aud southwest northeast southeAsi
and south half northwest northeast
and north half southwest northeast
and northwest northwest northeast
l2-2?-i2 and north half north half
southwest and southeast northwest
southwest i2-s2-i2
Minnetonka Lumber company Va
H. w. Hryan ct al 1881 on account
Mrs ". r. ksith W.. A, Davis
$50 and foreclosure mortgage on
lots ~ to 81 inclusive. block 2 Rose
mont Heights addition.
j. ~. Grecnleo Va. o. =. Greenlee
divorce twsiver).
First National nonk va g. c, Spill
man l2a726 on dishonored check.
tgarnishee affidavitD
New Casc~ IN Superior Court
10 Campbell w. +. A. Sanders
t7ai.S5 on notes tEarnisheo affi-
dsviU.
T. Griffin w X. Griffin divorce
X. Lineenfel,er vs. A. r lhnscn-
felier pub. affi and afr, OF non-mili-
tary service divorce.
n starr vs. J, starr divorce.
J. q. Grinds,af vs. J. y. whit
man ct al. trans appeal from Gray
J. i.
New Csscs IN County Court
In re- estate OF Eva Gillis. minor.
January Is.
In re estate Of Asher Weaver. de-
ceased. January i6.
In re estate OF J. w. Jewell de-
ceased, January 10.
NrW Casrs In Justice Court
G. w. Graham w. W. T, Mayo re-
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rsderai Motor Company Used car
nev January 10 TO 20. 6i1 South
1oul1sr,
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New Casc~ In Superior Court

N~W Cases In Justice Court
&. w. Graham w. w, T. Mayo re.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

oki,houin's "WeN Point NV WIS
trt,oju, "A in 'hc house TODAY hN
ueptcseui,,i,c Tom Hlrh' ~ cav"
more The appointment Centuries ~"
.ir,tipr to those ~ ~" f"dethl lnw
which Govern West Point Ehch
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
Athletics and PhiIIies

The addition OF this fine right-handcr
would be a great help 90 Mack and
might assist him 10 recover some OF his
lost prestige He has the nucleus OF a
good hurlng corps. but The rest OF his
club surely looks like a second division
probably last place Organization
The Phillies We're Inundated. hy the
release of Pat Moran after that smart
leader had landed them once In a
worlds series and made other brave
tries with them. lie was quickly pick
ed mp by The Reds and meantime Jack
CoOmbs. former Athletic pitcher and
lately with the DODGERS. was engaged
io lead The Phils. he has done Moth
ing Of consequence. His team has been
shot TO pieces and the men ne did re-
tain are only mediocre lie has not
strengthened The club a particle.
In the release ~ Moran there prob
ably was an aroma OF Inc sale of
Grover Cleveland Alexander. who was
turned over 10 the Chicago Cubs with
ont Moran's ever having been consult
cd Moran probably kicked against this
and was released for his pains.
Whatever the result OF the tinkcring
with The club, 10 certainly IS in an aw-
ful rut and the Athletics are in worse
one. 10 will take heroic measures on
the part OF owners OF both clubs to
land them again IN the favor OF the
fans.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
ny u q HNMILTnN

United Press Stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK. June 2i-Carke Grlf-
nth. manager of The Washington SEN
aiors, Is leading tho poorest big
league baseball club he over has been
called upon 90 irot out Tor The public
gaze. and yet IN spite OF This fact.
the team Is giving a very good account
of itself Pitchers at times have shown
real class and the ouineld were 70
not for lhe fact that Clyde Milan was
forced from he lineup for a time by
illness, would be- travelling al d fast
clip
The Senator'S cannot hii ln the
pnches. and the pitching stan IS get
Ting poor support from the innold In
addition. lho catching staff is VERY
weak. Even with these handicap.
Connie Mack s. handling 40 phuadel
phia-if Doe can get amy satisfaction
ont of that
Gr.mth has a fine FIRST haseman Il
Joe judge and an excellent sh0rtsio
in shanks lis ouinold, consisting q
I Milan, Rice and Mcnoskey can hit an
run iho bases. but there Is a iondenc
among all the gardeners. RI with ih
lone exception 0f Milan t0 play ball
badly.
Grinlih sun has Walter johnson
who. with any other club .n ih'
league would De- winning flr more
gaines. Than Doe is able 90 turn in Tor
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
MlDDLET0WN, GRACE
MAY GET In DEL-MAR

II is likely that Mddleiown or the
Grace baseball team, or possibly both,
viii get a chance 10 play Dcl-Mar
League bali during the second hair of
The league season. which begins ON
July &. For several days 70 has been
rumored That because of financial ar
The Continental team. OF New
ark, will not start thc second half of
the Del-Nlar League schedule. 10 also
is said That General Chemical. which
lost a game before me league board of
arbitration last night. also is wabbling
In fact Chemical lcl The game go last
might without appearing before The
board. should both Continental and
Chemical quit Mlddlciown and Grace
VIII be asked Go take their places. and
Judging from reports Middlelovn is
willing 20 get in. Moreover. the Elkton.
New Castle and Wilmington teams arc
anxious 10 take another crack at Finn
and his gang Should MiddlctoWn be-
offered a berth in The league. % VIII De
ON the condition that they divide the
gate receipts in exchange Tor the priyi-
ioge Of heing permitted lo play all their
games at home.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
By II. c. HAMILTON

United Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, June 2J.-The fans OF
Philadelphia are in an unenyiablc 6osi-
ton.
They have two baseball clubs TO sup
port and neither OF the owners OF the
teams is willing 10 spend money 10
bring stars OF the game 10 them.
The case Of the Athletics is most dis
appointing. When Connie Mack used
ile axe ON his old-time wrecking crew.
II was generally believed that he would
use the money obtained in buying
promising youngsters, and. adding 10
this, his ability 10 scratch the sticks
Tor young stars. would build soon a
team practically the equal Of The old
club.
Connie hasn't done this, nor has he
even come fairly close. 4 couple
years ago Macks team was sadly struck
when the army and navy took over
most Of his men. some OF the experts
then told 0f what a great team was in
the making for Mack and symphathlzed
with him. Most OF those men have
come back 10 Mack and those he has
not released. for the most part. are
wearing the togs Of other clubs and are
showing nothing Of great importance.
Win Noyes. pitcher, still is i'm the
army, or was when last heard from.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
REGISTERED SHOOT
OVER P.,B. & ". TRAPS

The third annual registered trap
shooting tournament NJ The P.. B. &
W. n. r.. Gun Club will be held over
The traps at Wilmington next Satur-
day afternoon = n Calvin, president
OF the Philadelphia TrapshOoters
League. will manage the tournament
Tho shooting will begin at i030
o'clock
one hundred and nfty targets Will
be thrown and the program is 50 ar
ranged that every entrant will have an
opportunity 10 win. There Will be
four classes, with four prizes in each
class. There Will be Lewis Glass and
High Gun Optional sweeps and a
Dclaware-Maryland sweep stake.
The winners Of the four classes A..
b. C. and d. will shoot at - targets
for the American .TrapshoOting AssO-
citation trophy. The class OF 4 shoot
cr will st1nd at % yards. B class WIN
ner at 10 yards. at IS yards. and ID
at i6 yards.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
EDGE MOOR OUT OF
THE ALL WILMINGTON

The All-Wilmington League in scs-
sion iasl night dropped The Edge Moor
team from The league FOR gross viola
iion Of the rules or The league. Edge
Moor's successor i'm the league will be
chosen in few days.
The dropping Of the suburbanitcs fol
lowed a double violation Of the rules
i'm The game with Neighborhood the
nrsi one played by Edge Moor under
the management OF Bill Gallagher. Two
ineligible players were used In that
game. Edge Moor moreover refused 90
equally divide the gate receipts Of the
game with Neighborhood as provided
by the league rules. There was but
one vote before the league against The
Ousiing.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
WHERE VA SLEEPIN?'.
TOLEDO QUESTION.
Sharing 8unks to be Pas
time Night Before
Fight
ARMY COTS ARE
BEING MADE READY

TOLEDO. o.. juno 25-This city must
grapplo with a dImcull housing prob
lem IN preparing for the enormous
crowd expected here 10 witness the
heavyweight championship contest be.
tween jess Willard and Jack Dempsey.
July T. With a seating capacity csti-
mated at about 5000 in The arena. 70
is estimated that at least coon visitors
Will be In Toledo the day of the bout
OF these about Third. or 20.OOO. are
expected io be iu the city overnight
Toledo itself is a city of about 300
01 population. and eve IN normal
times ihc hotel accommodations arc in-
adequate. The city boasts of eleven
hotels of t0O or more rooms capacity
and ten moro of nifty rooms or better
The two biggest hotels have been sold
OUT for the last six weeks. Nearly all
the other larger hotels have rescrva-
lions calling Tor their fun capacity The
smaller hotels are filling more slowly.
but unqucsiionably will be- occupied TO
capacity long before July B.
All the hotels plan 90 install extra
cots and beds in the rooms. a Nat rate
ul - "a bed, whether there are two or
half a dozen beds in each room, has
been established as The minimum. only
a few newspapermcn. who have been on
the scene a month or more. will be per-
miiled t0 occupy rooms alone. Other
guests will bc Obliged 20 share their
rooms with as many persons as The
management sees 90 90 provide beds
for
Estimates place The total bedding ac-
commodalions I'm the hotels at dis
crcpancy Of 1900 beds for the number
of persons expected 90 spend the nigilt
of July in Toledo.
Ad . Thatcher. a Toledo sportsman,
is The leader In the enterprise 10 pro-
vide sleeping accommodations for this
overflow. Thatcher and several assQ-
ciates have obtained leases on num-
her Of vacant buildings in the down
town district and for the last month
have been installing cots The two
largest Of these buildings, the Terminal
Buil,fng and a fivc-story structure for
merry occupied by Tolcdo's largest de-
partmcnt store win provide room for
BOO aud 2J0O cots respectively. while
others probably win have room FOR an
other 200O beds.
Thatcher and his associates arc IN
stalling cots formerly used in army
cantonments All bedding for the tenn
porary sleeping accommodations Is
being rented from Chicago. linen FOR
10000 cots having been secured by
the TOledoans Probably 1000 beds
viii be ready by July g. which leaves
only 1000 extra sets for any omer-
gcncics which are bound 10 arise.
Lodging houses are preparing to do
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
nv H. &. HAMILTON.

United Press stan Correspondent.
TOLEDO. d.. June 2i.-Today is
Jack ncmpseys birthday. but if ne
continues ihc stunts De has been pull
ing around bis training quarters 10
viii Doe his splrring partners and not
himself who WI receive the lradi-
uonal spanklngs
Yesterday Dempsey delivered him
self OF a couple of we'll chosen lefi
hooks, both OF which found lodging
on ulc Jaw of big Rim Tafe. dusky
duplicate OF Jess willard Bil took
snonzc in the ring After that af-
far Dempsey took on me Jamaica Kid
FOR q pair of rounds and lhc Kid had
lhe time of hls life escaping some
rough treatment
Criticism OF Dompscy's defense.
which has been so FREQ evidently
spurrod him ln greater efforts and he
used his gloves yesterday with telling
effect.
"lts hard for me 10 hold a punch
with my smrring partners" he said
Il see an opening. lIc n-l shoots and
] may feel sorry lfierward There
Is no Kidding about my sparring Irs
moani Tor Just what 10 does. ] don't
ash my partners io hold back anything
and ] ann holding back nothing my
self n Z should happen io get
cracked hard enough Oh 1oor me- irs
an In the days work I wouldn't
worry about 20 if % did happen. I'm
training 30 whip Jess Willard and not
for ihe public. ! believe / can whip
Jess Willard"
wllad a.d on yesterday hut ex-
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
Willard Says He Does
Not Need Road Work

pected 90 resume his sparring this
afternoon. His Training. however. ac.
rordlng to his own hints. VIII Dt
lishlor than 70 has been.
Dempsey c0nnded in me today The
belief That Willard Is making great
mlstatg in laying OF training and also
declared The big champion is Kidding
himself by avoiding road work Jess
however. told ne ho didn't need ro1o
work. The hard pounding on the
roads. he maintains. hurts his feet and
does him more harm ihan good The
Two statements are given for what
they are worth
Jock Malone has Joined lhc Demp.
scy camp and went his nrst tNo
rounds with tho challenger Yesterday
ne Is small wiry boy with fast
lcfl hand and right cross ihat stings
Dempsey worked softly with him. do
ing ducklng and dodgng and rarcly
attempting 20 score for himself.
The mystery OF Billy Mlske's alb.
scncc from training quarters was ex-
planned today when a telegram reached
hero from The 50. Paul haltlcr 10 told
nf h0ils ON lhe back OF Aliske's neck.
Dempsey is eager for Afsko 10 get
there. ior no believes nc needs tha
sort OF work Miskc VIII give him.
Tex luckard today gave out soms
advance Information regarding thd
capacity OF The arena he Is building
hero for the battle More than si00-
OO0 worth OF tickets already have been
disposed OF DC said and moro than
million dollars worth OF spectators
can be seated. Tho total now IS
greater than The receipts Of the jeff
rics johnson bout In Reno.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
RICHARDSON PARK
OUTPLAYSBROWNTOWN

Richardson Park baseball team de-
feated The fast Brownlown team yester-
day, . 10 4. H. Brodlcy pitched a
classy game for four innings and Tins
man finished the game in fine style, fan
ming seven men. ]. Brodley and
Bounds starred for the Park boys.
knocking the ball for a triple and two
doubles. Richardson Park would like
10 hear from any fast team for twilight
ball. Write or phone 90 Francis
Bounds. 3696W.
Score as follows.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
SENATORS

the Senator'S, for the reason that tho
Washington club is unable 90 score
runs 90 win for him. Tic has Harpcr.
brilliant pitcher who Is just begin
Ming 90 show something after years
Of experimenting, Thompson. another
y0ungster who is Just arriving. and
Doc Ayrcs, who has been something
of a n.ngost over a stretch OF years
Tho pitching stan has ability and
probably would be doing excellent
work with more announcement from
The rest 0f the club.
Tho rat The Senators have hlt Is no
fault 0f Grlmihs. He has been tied
down by a lack OF money with which
20 buy young players. or even the
veterans who are occasionally placed
on ihe market by the rival big
! lcaeuers he has always worked under
This sort OF a handicap, but usually
has been able 60 keep his club well u
up the race Grinlh probably realizes
the hopclessness OF his task this sum-
mer and is watching FOR something tr
j break his way before the start O
another season.
The Senators undoubtedly will bI
: strengthened FOR sunday baseball hsl
; brought in a wad Of money for ih'
minors. and they must have better
baseball. or be deserted by their pa
irons. Patronage this summer has been
I excellent at Washington. which never
| has been reckOned AS a wonderful city
J FOR baseball crowds
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
SUCH Is LIFE In TOLEDO
By RAZZ BERRY.

Everybody wants TO know how about
This Dempsey-Willard thing. Keep pcs
tering us for inside dope It's too hot
TO worry Afler July 1 everyone will
know.
Toledo store windows display opera
and field glasses which fans back Of the
$50 seats will wear Independence Day.
With the privilege OF carrying opera
glasses no doubt all the women will
want TO attend
But there will be no grand opera
singing. Willard has trained or all
his fat
The only Fat present will be in the
heads Of the glnks who bet wrong.
Toledo is four miles from the arena
The $40 seats are halfway.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
FAVORITES CAPTURE.
DELAWARE MATCHES
R. N. Williams and H. c.
Johnson Capture Fourth
Round Matches

r. Norris Williams, the former ma
tional singles champion and Harry C.
Johnson. the former mixed doubles
champion and holder Of various other
titles. yesterday continued their march
toward the championship in the twelfth
annual tournament for the singles
championship OF the state Of Delaware.
Williams and Johnson each won a
fourth-round match.
Percy Osborne, the Belneld Country
Club star, was Williams opponent Os-
borne did remarkably well against the
conqueror Of Maurice Mclaughlin and
forced him hard. Williams took the
first set. CO. and the second, 6-3. Harry
johnson defeated Harvey Lake. Of the
phsadelphia Cricket Club. GO. 60.
William T. Tilden. Craig Biddle. Wal
lace Johnson and Carl Fischer were un-
able 10 play their fourth round
matches. due 10 their meeting in The
nnal of the Pennsylvania state doubles
championship. Today Tilden meets r.
D.. Hulli"~ " ulitNf HNllNNNl HinAf hNNh
Jessup. Craig Biddle meets Herman
Dornheim, while Fischer has for his
opponent Commander Gstewo0d.
Vincent Richards. the i6-year-old
youth who is the holder Of seven ma
tional championships, including the
senior indoor title, dcfaulted to Frank
Thomas
Play in the doubles started yester-
day. r. Norris Williams and Harry
Johnson won their first round match
by eliminating g. V. Graham and Ar
thur picolet 60. 6-l. The summaries ::
Singles-Fourth Round.
Harry c. Johnson defeated Harvey
Lake. 60, So
r. Norris Williams defeated Percy
Osborne. 60. GO.
DOnbles-FirSt Round.
W. W. HOPES and n. Thatcher de-
featsd L. Harris and \. Brown. 60. Sc.
y. Ellington and W. Sherred defeated
Walter Carpenter and Lamott dupont,
90, CT.
J.. :. Diston and j. Rowland defeated
Paul Rowland and J. Jessup co. GO.
n. Norris Williams and u. e. Johnson
defeated C.. Graham and \. Picolet GO,
81.
Harvey Lake and partner won from
II. Schneider and c. Taylor, by default.
J. p. Thayer and stanley Pearson
won from A. Belts and partner. by de-
fault.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
MURPHY DEFEATS MISTER.

AZ Grady's last night Murphy defeat
cd Mister, 100 10 60 and Donahoe won
over stevens 100 10 81.
From the form displayed last night
Donahue will give Kane some run
Tonight Cliff Young will again be
seen In action after a long period Of
idlcncss. lie meets Pats.
In the second game Houston I'M
come TO terms with the present leader,
Kane. and some lively doings are cX-
pccted
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
MRs. PAGE WINS 'KICKERs.' >

Mrs Walter Page won the kickers
Handicap match Yesterday afternoon on
The golf course OF The Wilmington
Country Club. Her score was Gross i03.
Handicap e, Net %. This afternoon at
. o'clock there will be a handicap Team
match.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25

Ia land-Oillcc business. Like many other
American cities. Toledo has oulgrOWn
rs housing accommodations In the last
few years. due 10 the great industrial
growth, and r00ming quarters are none
too plentiful even in normal times
Keepers of lodging houses are planning
io double up their regular CHESTS CO.
make room Tor the expected influx of
visitors.
Toledo Is within a short train dis
tance of many large cities. and hum
dreds Of persons Will slon over night IN
these cities. coming lo Toledo only in
time for the contest Hundreds. per
haps thousands, Of persons viii stay
am night in Chicago. Detroit and
Cleveland, an within a few hours ride
I OF Toledo
Pullman and steamer accommodation
cannot be counted upon Tho United
states Railroad Administration has
ruled that 10 cannot permit the hoXin.
contest 40 interfere with train move
ments vital 90 the rehabilitation OF re
turning troops and has already can
celcd permits for many special train
I which had been planned FOR the con
/ test Persons who were planning or
making The trip on these special trains
will therefore have 10 come 90 Toledo
before the bout. and Will add 90 the
crowd Of visitors here
Evening journal., 1919-06-25

Dali ytotsl 27 % 30 &c % 10 GO 2iO
No games played. XTw0 games.
American League.
lligh-NcN York. o.
Low--Chlcago. Philadelphia, o.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
HIGH ANn LOW SCnnES NESTERnNY

Runs scored by National and Ameri-
can Leagues. June IS 90 2i. inclusive
National League.
lIigh-BostOn, so.
LOw-Chicag0, %.
Evening journal., 1919-06-25
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base hits, Woodmansey Gray.
Mclaughlin, Tonry. Wallace. sacrifice
ny. Ferguson. stolen bases. Murray.
Noodmansey, T0nry. Bases on balls
on Gray, a; OF Taylor. T. Hit by
pitcher. IIagcr Struck out by Gray.
g.; by Ferguson. f. Passed ball, Simon
Umpire Miller.