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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
STATE 10 ABOLISH CAME WARDEN WHO
 STARTS MOVEMENT
Review Phoenix Ruream

| PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 13.-AbOlitiOn of the office of state game warden is one of the proposed measures that will be brought before the present ses- ! sion of the legislature. An odd fea- | ture in this connection is the fact that the suggestion emanates from | the incumbent of the office. Joe V Prochaska.
 The proposal is not intended, how ever, to remove protection from the game in the state It is advocated merely as a means of rendering the present game laws imperative and for the purpose of paving the way for the installation of a game and fash commission.
 It is the contention of NIT. Pro chaska that the laws now in force are cumbersome and do not achieve the end for which they were intend ed. Particularly objectionable to him are the regulations with reference to bird refuges and game reserves. An other feature that excites his criti- cism is the non-elasticity of the pro tective seasons.
 Create Game Commission.
 While definite information is not obtainable, it is understood that the game warden will recommend creation of a commission of five members who will serve without pay. It is said that an effort will be made to have this commission placed on a non-parti- san basis by having two democrats and two republicans appointed to these positions. These in turn will select the fifth member and the board will then choose a game com missioner who will occupy the same relative position as the game warden IOes at present but will have, under the supervision of the board. much greater authority
 The proposed commission would exercise complete supervision over this department. Laws governing every phase of the game situation would be promulgated and enforced by them.
 Tn this manner, the state could be redistricted and varying conditions met As an example, it is cited by sportsmen, that while one portion of Arizona may be ideally suited to the seasons now observed, another DOT tion may be almost devoid of game at the same season. This condition obtains with reference to deer and duck, particularly.
 Propagation of Game.
 In addition to protecting the game the commission would have an even more important function in the pTOpa gation Of the various species. Ac- cording to figures which MT. Pro chaska compiled during his previous term of office, the fish supply iu the Roosevelt lake could be so built up that in the course of two years an average of 10000 pounds per day of game fish could be furnished the state markets without depicting the reservoir or affecting the sport
 The same holds true of venison, quail and duck, according 10 the sup porters of the movement. The task of building up the deer and game birds is now being undertaken in a limited degree, but the restrictions imposed by the present laws prevent the ap- plication of the means that would be possible under the blanket authority of the contemplated commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
Protect the Pioneers

interview Edward Doheney, prominent in development o demand oil that expected the world and the air is ing in a way lever
 A O handled much easier United Mexico the
 ROuman the Caspian region and perhaps the southern perrin of
 industries
 
 of discoveries the worlds fuel
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
RATIFY PROHIBITION
lRv Reriew i.-ased WIrel

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-CalifOrnia and Washington today ratified the nation al prohibition amendment Co the con stituion. making 24 states to act favorably on the basic law proposed Colorado. which had been reported as Iatifying. was discovered Co have act ed irregularly. and the Colorado leg islature will reconsider.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
URGE MEXICAN PURCHASE.

SACRAMENTO Cal, Jan 13. - A joint resolution urging the purchase of Lower California, the Coronado islands and portions of the state of Sonora. MeXico,c ontiguous to the Colorado river was introduced in the California legislature today. The res olution requested congress to urge the president to initiate negotiations with Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
PRESIDENT RESTS

PARIS, Jan. 13.-President Wilson had no engagement this morning and received no calls. Shortly after 2 o'clock the president drove direct from the Murat mansion to the Quai d Orsay for the supreme war coun- cil meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
ORIGIN OF THE DISEASE

Spanish Influenza, which appeared in Spain in May. has swept over the world in numerous epidemics as Tar back as history runs. Hippocrates re- fers to an epidemic in 412 B. C., which is regarded by many to have been in- fluenza. Every century has had its at tacks Beginning with 1881, this coun- try has had five epidemics, the last in 1SS9-90.
 THE SYMPTOMS
 Grip, or influenza, as it is now call ed usually begins with a chill. fol- lowed by aching, feyerishness and sometimes nausea ond dizziness, and a general feeling of weakness and de- pression. The temperature is from 100 to 104, and the fever usually lasts from three to five days. The germs at tack the mucous membrane. or lining of the air passages-nOse, throat and bronchial tubes-there is usually a hard cough, especially bad at night, often times a sore throat or tonsilitis. and frequently all the appearances Of a severe head cold.
 THE TREATMENT
 Go to bed at the first symptoms, not only for your own sake, but to avoid spreading the disease to Others-take a purgative, eat plenty of nOurishing food, remain perfectly quiet and don't worry. Quinine, Aspirin or DOveT's Powder. etc, may be administered by the physicians directions to relieve the aching. But there is no cure or specific for influenza-the disease must run its course. Nature herself will throw off the attack if only you keep up your strength. The chief danger lies in the complications which may arise. Influenza so weakens the bodily resistance that there is danger of pneumonia or bronchitis develop ing. and sometimes inflammation of the middle ear. or heart affections. For these reasons, it is very important that the patient remain in bed until his strength returns-stay in bed at least two days or more after the fever has left you, or if you are over 50 or not strong, stay in bed four days or more, according to the severity of the attack.
 EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
 In order to stimulate the lining of the air passages to throw off the grip germs, to aid in loosening the phlegm and keeping the air passages open, thus making the breathing cas- fer, Vick's VapORub will be found ef fective. Hot, wet towels should be applied over the throat, chest and back between the shoulder blades to open the pores Then VapoRub should
 be rubbed in over the parts until the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
Poor, Suffering Phoenix

increase belief expressed relief will the influenza
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05
BROKAW DELIVERS
DECIDING WALL0P
Scores Cleveland With the
Winning Run on Single
Into Center
JOPLIN AGAIN IS VICTORIOUS
Makes It Five. Straight-St'
Joe Plays Last Game
Here Today.
JOPLIN AGAIN IS VICTORIOUS


trt... a 'rrong ot enthusiastic
,re ,...... n..h filled McNulty PARK
m normal capacity Tulsa MADE II
,Vo SIR ..' over 81. Joseph yester
far afternoon. the score being 10
yts',roay'h game was the neatesl
.,,Ur.nn staged on the local lot so
tr mis- season. Manager cory 20
,,,.. y.nl|r ~ BrokAw's groundor
In the g.' ming was the only eTror
- inc l4rIn and while Rote and
salisbury worked steadily and con
ss.et,. 'n. opposing batsmen dis.
rayrd sufficient aggression at az
,.o-sa On rIkc u seem possible that
, decisive offensive might be started
An a.ma, amy inning
Their Was little to choose between
,Ac mound work OF BIZ Rose, the
s..ris. finger. and sim Salisbury,
ot, forpeI tho mound for the locals,
rl, In addition to hurting a credit
ob., g7n.n. Rose was the chief hitter
r,frr fi,. securing three singles and
a double In four trips 10 the plate,
md he scored one Of the visitors
markers
Tor once the visitors failed to open
with A sroring offensive. hut the To-
csIssrlr,d r.rht out and hung up a
figure "g" IN the opening round.
WufN fired the opening gun, a
srgle 10 .,ft Goodwin advanced him
hy A sacrifice. After Cleveland mad
rolled another Afety into right,
can, E.uuy Never liftcd a high sac
rlfcc rs 70 right on which Wuffli
reg istereJ. Luck was with Wano, his
Texas Icarucr,. dropping back OF
third. Cleyclanf spripted home when
Onan booted Rrokawa bounder.
Brokaw. however. was caught at
tempting to steal
Tho SAINTS split the local lead In
me third Brenagan and Rost, tho
first two men up singled, Brubaker
fled oul. hut when kirham came to
Ns' Salisbury decided To pass him.
not only 10 get batter he feared less
hut also to load the bases and In
crease me opportunities for a force
out polan. however managed to get
long sacrifice nv to center on
which Rfeuagan casilv scored.
Roses double. Bruhakcr's single
and Kirkhnm's sacrifice flv regis
tered ST. Joe's other tally in the
MN
Tulsa set,led the argument In the
third To begin with. cleveland drew
free transportation Meyer aga In
dumped a sacrifice. the runner ad-
vnncei 20 third on Wano's infleld out
and then scored when Rrokaw drove
A clean single 10 center,
The largest crowd that ever paid 10
see baseball game in Tulsa turned
ont for the first Sunday Western
league game. the attendance being
only a little short of the 1000 mark
Threatening weather kept many
away but the weather man was con-
s.terate enough TO withhold his
dowupOur until everyone had been
E'en time 10 get home
To-day IS the last appearance here
~ 'he Saints this series Abbott cx-
poets 10 send IN Rayne this after
noon and Try to make "A sweep Of the
ser.os and inc,dently keep In position
&c sin into the league leadership II
s0mcon" should happen along one OF
'Nese da}' and break Joplin's strins
~ consecutive victories. which wal
extended 20 five Yesterday
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Work of Pitchers Improves
as Major Seasons Progress

and Nashville urd FOR frs, place
ana with second place houorg evenly
divided between Sew Orleans and
Llttlr Rock The four teams named,
however lost an equal number Of
games.
Nashville disputed Atlanias lead
ershlp Yesterday by defeating Mem
phis while New Orleans went into Il
tie for second place hy H,uring "A
victory over Atlanta. LATHE Rock
defeated Chattanooga
one ~ the features ~ tho week y
play was the Improvement shown Ivy
birmingham After losing three
straight games tho first wack Rlr-
miugham played seven games and
won four. This IA tho only team
which has played the fun schedule
of 10 games without "a postpone
ment
Little Rock and New Orleans
obtained slight Advantages during
the week Nv taking four out Of six
games
Crews pitched a no-hit game for
birmingham against Mobile Friday.
I'm the same game Third Basemnn
webb hit two home runs In success
sion Centerfieldcr Duncan fatisned
his hitting percent ntagc also when he
got two triples and single In four
times At bat
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RUSSIAN REDS LOSE
POSITIONS IN EAST
siberian Troops Are Pushing Toward
Orcnburg md sannrn In Cam
paiRn Against Bolshcviki.
Bg BHd Fisher.
ny The Associated Press

BElLEBEd. Province OF orenburE.
Southeast Russia Monday. April 81.
Siberian troops are pushing close
10 samara and Orenburs. II ia re-
ported that the latter town is being
evacuated by the bolsheviki and Il 10
expected fortnight will see the
capture OF Samara by the Siberians,
To tho northward the blberians have
occupied iIugulma. Menselinsk and
Glastov The morale OF the troops
Ia excellent.
Retirement OF the Cnechs from
the southeastern Russian front, at
first regarded as a calamity, has
been greatly offset by the spirit self
reliance and patriotism shown by
tho now troops The advance OF
the Siher.ans has been carried prac-
Ideally TO the predetermined limit
OF possibility by tho spring thaw. IL
IL expected that the siberians will
undertake "A new drive soon with the
river volga as their object.
This front In held by an army OF
200. 900 officers and men organized
since Admiral Kolchak took control
five months ago, Previously the
various units we're not co-ordinated.
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EMPLOYMENT SUNDAY IS
GENERALLY OBSERVED HERE

The churches ,and the theaters
combined yesterday to make II easier
for returned soldiers 10 obtain EN-
ployment
II was Employment Sunday, so
deslgnsiud with popular approval
and In the churches. tho CLERGY made
special pleas to employers that the
labor situGtlon bo given their closest
attention thai, the problem OF the re-
turning soldier might he made easier.
Reports from each Of the churches In
the city indicated that there was an
church.
In ehe theaters last night the mes
sage was repeated,
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NEW n'kh, May g. bfilfr fo'W
Was dlsplAyed-hy pitchers of both
major leagues with tho warmer
weather of last week. than In the
opening week OF the season, although
humorous contests were featured by
heavy hitting u,
In tbe Nauonsl Cincinnati. topping
the league. ran It's winning streak
to seven straight victories until
checked Friday by St Louis when
The CardinAls used three pitchers to
hold the reds TO two hits Chicago
went into first place in the Ameri-
can league, getting thrcc victories
In four tries while the nosiou world
champions were winning four and
losing three
RAY FISHER Wins Two
Ray Fisher Of Cincinnati, with TWO
games 10 his credit during tho week,
Welded three hits 10 Pittsburgh while
Reuther downed the Pirates with
five hits. Sallee OF Cincinnati all
lowed chicago three hits today
Brooklyn kept up Its effective
batting and after dividing TWO games
with Philadelphia, trounccd Boston
twice. Wednesday. Oo-chger OF
Philadelphia and Grimes Of Brooklyn
bat,led 90 innings 20 90 tie BoN-
ton held on fir 10 innings against
Brooklyn SaUirdny before admitting
defeat The Superbas kept up thei-
chase after the league leaders today
by causing boston, which has yet 20
win a contest to lose lis eighth
straight game,
Giants Give Promise
New YORK gave much promise,
winning all It's four games Ncw
York received set back today when
Williams home run In the ninth
decided the game In the Quakers.
favor
Tyler and Douglas Of chicago each
scored four-hit victroy over ST
Louis. Douglas banking hin sOpp0n-
ents. May Of the Cardinals Held the
cubs 20 four hits and no runs chiCa.
10 made five double plays In this
contest Pittsburgh lost two Eaued
to Chicago. Tyler winning Friday
and Vaughn ou'pitChing Hamilton
In an eleven inning game SATURDAY.
The Pirates beat 81 Louis today
Tho Chicago Americans took three
games from Detroit. and lost one 10
St Louis when the Browns pounded
three pItcheJs hard. In the Detroit
series the White HlX won each game
hy two-run margin. t4Cottc N
chicago held 81 Louis TO three hits
today
Boston played three games to i's
credit out OF -four with Washington.
Nanks Formidable.
New York offered more tprmii.
able resistance to The champions
winning Thursday by scoring four
runs after two mon were out In tho
ninth inning The Yankees won
again Friday but the combination
OF Ruth Is batting and pitching was
too much for them saturday.
Nigka Two triples aided New YORK
IN a Inning victory over IhIlH,
dc,pha Monday The teams divided
the next two gumos Morton OF
Cleveland twir'cd two shui-0u'
games, HIS victims being St l.ouu
and Detroit lhle Of Clcvrlln,
made his major league dobG
Wednesday defeating ihe Browns
. Cleveland 'os' TO Detroit Iriddl
when the Tigers touched five pitch
ors Tor ~ hts Cleveland beat be
,roil today
Washington defeated philndclph.t
twice. shaw making sure of hi
game Friday hy making Two hom
runs Tho Athletics refused 80 TAX
advantage ~ mo generosity ~ m,
Washington pitchers when they rtE
10 passes Saturday IhUtIc. .phl
. outhared Washington today hut'h
Senators scored the most runs
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'Baued for Nornsn In ninth.
SCORE ny INNINGS
s1ous CITY .........3Sn coo 100
Wichita ............I 100 600 O0O--l
summary Runs Moran t2l, lhoma
son Robinson, Walker t2l, Jones. schmid'.
RAsmuasen. Berger ErrorN-peiatr Brr.
ger Mar Waldhsusr Norman Earned
wichita / sioux Cly r. Two ha'e
hts-Narr Thomson, schmidt sio.rn
hAkr-Ionss HAtss or bsl'n-oN Norman.
. of RAsmu,sen, Struck ~ Nor
mAn. 4 b, Rasmussen Z Leu or bsscs
wirhits z. sSlonN city. Htis-' 'i
waldbau-r. In ! inning Of Norman, 'n
Wnd purhu WAldbauef Hit by
pitcher ~ WAldhAusr tRssmuAssrl by
Norman, Moran lime o' game 30.
Umpires Jacobs and ShA'Ny
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OrAhA
s Oklahoma City
e-ORE nY lNNINas-


9. ..'.'........20 600 oOo--a
San, " -. ...o o2o 2Q2 POS
ca, Runs BsscAAnr .Jackson
~ "'r.'- 1rl'nn a.. Nnti i3l Lin
No, ,''.'a trrors- BI-hans Cable
D.v'- "a. htrscn Two base HIS
Soc h''' 90. Home run-- Griffin
~-.-. ''- Nu'i SNrrI'r. hit Nu,t
40 Noun.e D.ay7--tabis Gi.is,or
's.. '-'' stuck nu'-s, rkopp , h,
tf ~ fs'fs % bAIs-ou kopp
az 9i .rr b,t,ntn-ptnnt, 4.
--n,.. Fhompsorl leh on Base.
gsra ~ omshA Tim. Of
'''fs mpirs--ShArnou
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Joplin
SCNRI ny lNNINH.

Rated FOR Mu,su IN ninth
nsS Moincs ...... 00n nl0 0lo-
Joplin ....... ........... ulp 200 0oO-i
Summary Run, Ca, Hartford 10
ran. Ruhsct Diamond lhomp,or irrors
Murphy Corcy Mu,s,f ll4sr 90.
,ns IwobAse h't.-hterr Three base
tr' fhompsar Collins Shrrihte n,
Murray Double .sy-LImh 10 Br.1rek
stolen bahs--Lsmb Struck out--N Nv Mus
ser s. hy Mapel BAsss on balls OF
Nusser, s on Msp,l . Lett on bases
Dts Noines, lophns Time OF game
2 hours. umpife--holmcA
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.InnlIn 4. nea MnIncs. ..

JOPLIN Mo Nav a trirlr hy
Thomson thtd hAseman. With The bases
full In the second ipn,nF gave Joplin .H
second victory over pes Moinc' ard 10
hi,h victory without de''a' since ne
season opened \ single and two NA'ks
hllsd the bases in the second The fourth
run was made on single By Lamb.
The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-05

NFW YORK Msv In the first sun
day major lsAEue ha,sbAll game played here
since the SUNDAY Amusement Law was passed
phis
shori,top Bancroft Of phllsdelphiA h.d
io be carried on the ht'd In the third In
ming when he IpfAincd hH right ankle over
hHse
The Frors
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NCds lit Hard.

CINCINNATI. May s---Sallcs formerly
Of New York, making his first start OF lhe
season for Cinoinnsu, today held thu chi
Wesvsr and Martin we're hit hard the Reds
winning easily, X to !.
Ths tfofe
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BRAVES LOSE EIGHT
STRAIGHT OF SEASON
Robins Take First sunday namc In
ilatbush--Coopc Effective
and Pirnics Rcat Cards.
REDS WIN FROM CHAMPIONS
Slim Sailcc Allows Cubs Only Three
iIits-Phillics Win Exciting
Game from Giants.

RhOoKLYN May = BROOKLYN dstsat
81 Houon. q 10 2 todSy In the first sun.
dsr msior league game played under New
Nork states "local option lA~ IN regard
10 sunday smussnenn
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A. brooklyn, &: Boston. ?
At 81 Louis. /; Pittsburgh, ?
A. cincinnati, s; Chicago. I
At Sew YORK. p. Philadelphia I.
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Southern Association

Al New Orleans birmingham. no
game rain
Al Mobile. / atlanta, .. tsiA in
ningsl
Al Chattanooga, @, Little Rock. I
4. Memphis. 4. Nashville, .
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Chicago


Summsry Martin Nesle C. droh
20 Roush 60 MAgee, DAubsft Errors--
Aetkis Pirk DAuhsr Trob base hits
Groh. RArtdrn Three hssn hit Dsubeft
Home run Honsh Stolsn baAGr Nosls
Double plsy ar.sr In Holochsr 10 Msrkle
I ~ on bases Chicago 4 Cinclnnsi Q.
Bases on balls on Ssllse of Wsaver
l.. on Garter. Struck out ny NAliee, .
By Martin. by Garter, l.
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Results Yesterday
W cstrrn League

At TULSA. 2, ST. JOSEPH. >.
A. Joplin, I. pes Molncs .
A. oklahoma city. S; omaha. :.
Al wichita. /. sioux CITY 3.
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Philsdslphia
Washington
tied for Nay .or M ninth
SCORE ny lSNlNGS

Philadelphia ..,... N oo0 lol olo- y
Washington .... ono "a llN y
summer, Runs kopp lgH Grover
Burns. shannon puEsn Foster NIan.
Rice 90. Charity Menosky Jsuvfin,
Agncw i-l johnson IrroTs kopp.
Shauks Charity JAHvrlr. Two base hiis
Groyrr GhArrti, Threchase hit
Sharks stolen bases Rice Johnson
Ra,rs on halls s-ON Johnson. oH HoVUk
/ OF Kinney g. on \sllor . struck
out-Ry Johnson by cram, hy Kin
nty /. hN NANLor
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sr LOUIS May Cooper held ~
louR h five hitt white ritsbprgh com
hnrd tour hits With an error by Cruise
In the fourth and won the opening game
Of tho series here today, o Ia
Tho grarri
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So,horon Driven or slab

CHICAGO May l-Chi-aEo won from
81 l.ou., TO-DAY Play wss stopped hy rain
In tho last hAlt ~ The Huh inning chicago
punched four hits With ihfee errors for
four runs driving Sothoro1 from the Sab
In tae ihird inning
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Oklahoma CITY. & Omaha 7

~ NOVA CITY Okla. a-oLh
e. tt Eorn hard today Snd de
-, .." 20 3 Grthth led in the
49, Fi. . home run, doubl, and two
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Room II Robbed

Mrs Eve SchnclleF, guest
~ The Savoy hotel. reported to the
police Saturday that her room had
been entered and pocket book and
A quantily ~ clothing taken.
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A. Shreveport 8 Fort Worth, /.
A. Houston 3 beaumont Z.
At odtgN ntoM9, o. Galveston, +.
Al Waco. - Da lluH
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WASHINGTON Nav i-NashinHton
made II three straight from PhhAde.phiA
bv winning today Thirty four hits were
made by the t~o teams snd the visitors
had ~ men Oft on the bases
he sFavr
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nfe
Boston


Ran Tor Wilson In ninth
IhAtted for scott in ninth
SCORE by INNINGS
BROOKLYN ......g. ..... 900 $40 O0T-6
summary Runs-HsrloE Powell Grif
Mn wheat Myers i2D, MALONE Kruger.
Errors Ieriog Malone Two base hit
Malone stolen bsss-Oaon, BAsea on
halls on RAFan 3 OF Scott I OF Mar.
guard. Sruck out--By Scott ? by
harquafd 2
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American Association.

At kansas city ?. Louisville. 10.
At Toledo. 2 ST. Paul, o.
At Columbus. & Milwaukee. o. F
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southern Review.

NEW NKLEANS. May I The
second week NJ Tine southern as,9-
citation schedule O. .oscd with Atlanta
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81 Ioni,
'Halted fot Meadow, In seventh

summary -Uarey, hsltf, Hohmldt
Schulu frrors- schmidt Stoct, Cruise
base, smith. Terry Left on bases =
pittsburgh. 30, N JJouls, ., Bases on balls
b. or Cooper. / of Meadow, y Oft sher
del l. Struck out ny Cooper. ),
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Texas League.
Southern Association.
wichita
Sioux City

first two innings today nv hunrhinr hit'
on wAldb1uer and Norman,
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INDIANS WIN CLOSE
GAME FROM TIGERS
Forest city Club I,cns SERIES with
Jungaiccr--triffs Win Slug
fest From Athletics.
WHITE SOx BEAT BROWNS
Glcbsons Hold American Lead ny
Winning fnst Game FROM Mound
City Club nt Chicago.


CLEVELAND NAV { -C'sNtlaud evcusd
up the strin today by beating Detroit
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tor. of Jacob, . s,ruck out Nv Ia
rohs
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r,H,l.!luN CIV. .: WichItn.

,o,.. ksu. MIv 4-Sou1 Cttv
'.a' ruhs And won tn, game 10 IA.