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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24
Estara tornado por Zubaran
Novelo, ambos lideres
obregonistas
AMBOS HAN
LA CAMPANA POLITICA
EN- LA
Conferenciaran con Oregon
en- Nogales, Sonora, sobre
asuntos que Sc considera
sean de positiva inn
portancia

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO 20.
Mucho Sc ha hablado en- esta capital
Gel viaie Ole en- estos dlas a a
empnender hacia el Norte los carran~
cistas abogados Rafael Zubaran Cam
pany V Jose Ines Ncveio. an directa
merte a Nogales. lugar en- donde ra-
dica 81 candidate Aware Obregon,
con quier conference.-the largamentc
acerca de los trabaios preparedness
para Ia contienda presidential de que
va Sc habla con ardor e lnteres zen to-
DO Ell pals.
Dicese que los viaieros acompana-
ran 4 Ohregon a esta capital en- el
viaic que picnsa hacer en- los prime
ros dias del ~entrantc Julio. Ademas,
lie hablaran de la impression que eau.
sara 81 manifesto o proclama. asl
como de los concentrates a que ha da-
do lugar. tanto en- el pals como en-
eNtraniero.
La Comisi6n que lleva Zubaran Y
Novelo, Sc considera de Suma impor-
tarcia. toda rez que de otra manera
no harlan viaje especial hasta No
gales. cuya distancia de esta capital
rs bien ~apreciada. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-24

Ell CoNSULTORIO DEL DOCTOR YOUNG Els UNO DE
LOS MEJORES DEL SUR, Y DE LOS MAS ACREDITADoS pr las
curaciones que eta hacienda. En- ell consultorio del DR.. Young ha-
llaran su salud con ell memo costo. Muchos enfermos que no pudle-
ron alvarse han conseguido su saud por complete en- este consuito-
rio, en- muy breve tempo. Dejad la preocupacon de que no podrels
alviaros. Ell Tratamiento del DR.. Young produce resultados rap.
dos Y radEales en- muchas Intermediates cronlcas, SIN operaclon;-EEl
IA tsn,d9 pe gran Ho @Sito en- - e, ira saa5 HiaeG6 S Se ia R , 81 PnIm a q Is
Espina Dorsal, Escorbuto, Ataques, Neuralgas, Ulceras, Garganta y
Neurastenia. La debiidad del sistema nervioso y del cerebro 81 all
Wan en- my POGO tempo. Tambien cura con acierto muchas En-
fermedades del Hombre y de la Mujer, que no se menclonan e n est
anuncio. Diez y seis amos como especialista en- la Ciudad de Mexico
lie han dado a conocer y a tratar la entermeoaoeS que aque'an d
Ell DR.. Young habla espanol con faclidad y no emplea interrre-
mente confdenciales entire ell Doctor y ell enfermo. Las consultas
sol gratis y ell DR.. Young solcita especalmente tratar los casos la
%sd0i 81 lp Ssnpaas ds S Ss e rio e eonsp pHaSo n ser d easa'G "a. ps suj etaps @ a su
tratamiento, no esta obigado a hacerlo, nj lie cobrara, NADIA. Los me-
ciencia medca, cuya eficacia esta comprobada: Ell DR.. Young no en-
plea medicamentos que dejan en- Ell sstema efectos danosos. En- mu-
chos de sus tratamientos no se requere que 81 enfermo a0andone
Ell DR.. Young exiende un mensaje de esperanto para las perso-
rrrsdo curarIo. Una sola vista puede evitar a I'd. muchos sufn.
mientos, Y probablemente salvara su vida. En- casos curables, ell
no sse N ssn n No dele I'd. de consuitarlo inmediatamente. Recuerde
que esta autorizado pr las Autordades del Estado y tambien por la
Facultad de Mexico para practlcar su profession como meolco IT,
'"N Ell DR.. Young obHene resuhados admhables, sin operation do
esnecial Los enfermos deben ocurrir inmediatamente al consultorio
del Dr. Young: Irata con toa coneiencia y mira siempre por el bIen
Young Sc ha especiallzado en- los mejores tratamientos cientifcos de
las eminencias msdieas de Europa y de los Estados Unidos. 1iene
Los enfermos pueden vistaro con toa .onianza. Ia estado curan-
do Intermediates nerviosas ' cronicas durante 81 amos. Cuzara a
los netodos cientifcos. Honorarios modcos incluyendo. las medicinas.
1e AMOS DE PRACTICA EN- LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO.
Cuarto No. 2lO-Edficio "Conroy"-AhmoP hza-Segundo Piso.
Entire ell Teatro QUEEN y la Tienda de "JOSKE"
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
HoRAs: de 9 AM. a ) PM. DoMING0S: ds 9 AM. 4 IL n.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-04
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
SOUTHWEST TABLE

Mr.. ". d. Cannell's arrived home or
j. Friday evening from their vacation
trip m the mountains
Mr.. ben zersen stopped At hogan
on Tuesday and We were glad to see
him safely home from overseas. He
Vas physica ldirector while there.
Mrs. William McNally arrived il
Julesburg on Thursday morning fol
short visit with the Gavin family
She is on her way TO Boulder. Colo.
where they are stopping on accoun,
of her sons health.
Mr.. ". Woodham and Kicker called
at Hoean's Thursday evening.
Mrs. William McNally visited with
R. C. McNally Thursday night
NJ. Allen finished threshing on
Thursday about o'clock, the machine
going to Tony Thompsons.
Mrs. R. c. McNally's brother, c.
Mitchell of Rogers. Nebr., is here
visiting this week.
L. VI. Hogan killed another wolf
last week.
Tony Thompson will finish thresh-
ing on Monday forenoon.
Mr.. Oscar Millsap finished thresh-
ing Saturday afternoon.
J. B. and c. c. Richards and f.
Smith shipped a car Of cattle to Oma-
ha Monday morning, J. B. accomp-
anying them.
Ted Damon finished his threshinc
on the Wright land Monday evening.
R. c. McNally is cutting millett. G.
A. Hogan is helping him.
G. A Hogan will thresh Tuesday,
J. B. Richards is visiting at Schuy-
ler, Nebr. this week
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-04
NWSY NOTES
FROM EDGWIN
CO. HIGH SCHOOL

School opened on Monday. Septem-
Der l, with an enrolment Of 81. This
shows large increase in attendance.
There are 50 pupils in the Freshmen
class and We expect several more to
enroll this week. We are glad to vel
come them to our high school and We
feel sure that this will be profitable
and enjoyable year to US all.
Following is list of our teachers:
v. H. Observation-Disclosures
Training, Shorthand. American His
tory.
Ann Gallagher-Assistant Prinei-
pal-English, Latin l. Basket Ball.
Ida Reich-Home Economies and
History.
nellie Bush-Dramatic Reading.
Chemistry. Physical Training. French.
Lillian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Typewriting.
Manual Training is offered for the
first time this year. The work is
supervised by Mr.. Rowland, who is
assisted by Mr.. Slusser.
Special Opportunities are offered in
Dramatic Reading this year by Miss
Bush, who has had special training
and experience in this line of work.
Normal Training is offered by Mr..
Rowland for the Junior and Senior
girls who wish to teach later on.
We have many new improvements
in our high school this year. Much
new apparatus has been added in the
Home Economics and Manual Train
ing departments. Our library will al
so be enlarged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

TOLEDO, ohio. June ~ What is
tho dally routine " fighters In train
ing
well
Il get up each morning anywhere
hgiwccn and T. explains willard.
Never use an alarm clock Sort
Of permit nature 10 tip me Off when
rye had enough -leop Almost i'm
mcdihlcly after rising go for a iaunt
on the road for about four miles Or
80. sometimes run The whole dis.
tancc, sometimes ! run part ot It and
walk the rest at "A hrisl, rate After
get back comes refreshing rub
down Then breakfast"
At this point ~ may ho explained
that willard, despite his tremendous
size. perhaps eats less food each day
than is partakon by tho dhlntiost OF
mhidcn'
MY brcnkfns, usually consists of
stcwcd rhuhHrh or some other fruit
ono egg soft boiled. sometimes n
strip Of hucon but often than not
a cup OF coffoc and toast or rolls"
After hronkfnst willard doyotrs an
hour or two tn reading or IN. an
awerlng or mail Around noon he
goes 10 town Nrom tho cottage he oc-
cuplca In ono ~ tho pretty rcsidcnc"
sections Of Toledo, and sort of holds
open house" In tho lobby of tho
Sccor hotel
"Usually arrange 20 got back n
my trnirinC quarters about O'Clock
and am read. FOR my daily workout
at 2 30" explains the champion.
pulley work. boxing with my spar
rlna partners and some bending eH-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
F1fili Inning.

TULSA Dilis out, second 10 frat
Hlattory flied out, Cleveland out,
Thompson 10 BTiebeck.
Joplin McIver tripled. Lamb flied
out Collins singled. scoring McGver.
smith singled and sent Collins TO
second. Collins out stealing third.
Chcnuwoth struck out. one run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

gained a decision over him he has
beaten with the exception OF Knock
out Brown and Bobby Hughes, Ile
lost n lO-round bout to Hughes and
has drawn with him twice. Tomor-
row night he expects 90 tit the scales
tho other way by a decisive win over
the New Orleans lad, Brown won
from him In 10 rounds. but Mckee
has 15-round draw 90 minimize his
defeat. and he hopes To- got another
crack at the southpaw before long.
Among tho others whom he has
met are Earl Purycar Eddie Myers,
Jack Douglas, DICK Eronton. Joe
Leopold. Dick Griffin. and hc proved
his worthiuess when he gained the
verdict over Jimmy Murphy Brcn-
ton, Douglas and Myers a.sQ were
his victims.
Final workouts will ho taken Nv
this afternoon. Jackson and Nc
kee went seven rounds with tho
gloves at full ult Yesterday after
noon, setting the packed gymnasium
wild over their display. and so they
Will go at It rather lightly this aft
ernoon Hughes and BROWN also
arc planning only light stuff for the
afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
DePalma Sets Record
In Sheepshead Race

&I-W YORK, juno ~ Ralph
y" Palma, taking IN" lead in the
18Th mile of so milo in'crua-
tioual automobile race A. the
Shc"pshooi track today broke all
world g records for 20 mi'cs. win
ming hy margain 81 'hird ~ "A
lar IN .G minutes. q l-I0 >@o-
oU1s
Tho prev Gus rccotd FOR tho dls-
ctarco was % minu'A e? 3-lo Soc
onds hv Louis Chevrolet over tho
same track. september %, 1917
De Palma a''orua'od In second and
third positions, with Ralph Mul-
forj leading for the first l2 miles.
hu' on the next lap Do Palma shot
20 'tc front and never was
headed -" crossed tho finish nnc
'wo-'hI~ds - mile ah"ad uf ptyS
Lewis and Joe Rorcr. who finished
second and third only a lew feet
apart
Al 10 miles De Palmas time was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

erclses 40 far have made up that
program. Afterwhrd comes another
rundown, then perhaps n llttlo nap,
followed by dinner around Z.
II ncver cat lunch That means
that I'm rather hungry In the even q
ing My meal then Is made up or
sohp--- ---oconsioually -- meat potatoes,
some fresh vegetable nhlad a dessert
and pcrhapE glass OF milk. At .
or 10 | am IN bed"
Dempseys routine differs some
what. Or -
Three meals n day FOR me-and
good hearty ones" declares the cha'
lcnger. "And | eat Whist | want
Sure | cat pie II want It and cake
and everything else that iirkles my
palate Frankly. real food bs one
of llre's joyr pr me
Il get up about or 7 some morn
lnEH | 70 out for a inunt on tho
road but on others | don't All de-
ponds upon Jimmy DcForcst. my
trainer what he snyS goes. He's
n ilttle afraid Of mo over-iralning,
and won't lot mo do all The work
hat I'd Ike 10 do.
I'm the afternoons punch the
bag and box with my Hparring part
nrra In addition 10 SOME shadow
boxing that does an awful lot In
speeding mo up Then comes rub
down and a llttlc fwim In tho bay.
which IL almost outside tho doors Of
the little hotel whore I am staying
After dinner I slt around with tho
boys. or plhy cards or pool and
about or . 40 turn In And boy
oh, boy. how do sleep"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
BILLY MISKE WILL JOIN
JACK OEMPSEY'S CAMP

TOLEDO. ohio, juno It Man
agor Koarn announced that Rlly
Miskc, the s. Paul light heavy
weight would toin Dempsey's STAFF ~
sparrtng partners for seven or eight
days, starting "A week from fomor-
row II rs kCarns' idea 70 give
Dempsey some real fighting bofor"
tho challenger steps into the ring
with willard. and Kesrns is giving
Miskc $1,000 and expenses for his
services Miske orcc fought Dcmp-
sey and held him fairly even.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

3 minn'As 53 & IN seconds. wip-
Ing out tho new worlds time uf iG
minutes 90 as seconds. mfs by
milford In another race scIScrly
An hour previously His timo for
90 miles was .l.39 10. nnd MS
average speed for tho 80 miles nps
IL miles an hour The 'ir.c,'
and scorer did not announce what
tim" De Palma mad"o ipr inter
r"di1tn distances but It Will be
announced offica ~ next week
Darip Res'a had engine 'rouhle
A. the start and quitAhe rac" on
the fir7' lap Ira van retired for
similar cauro IN M" fourth
-Four raccs. Two AZ 10 miles each.
ono A. 30 miles and the 50.mNe
event mad" up N" program Mu'-
furd won IA" 10 and ono ~ the
l0.mll" races. faud tho other TO-
milo event being won by Thomas
Milton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
WILLARD ASKS WIFE
TO BE AT RINGSIDE


TOLEDO. ohio, June - With
street thermometers registering no
degrees. Jess willard decided TODAY
10 Eliminate rond work from his
training program and the CHAM
pion. because OF the Gintenso heat
confined his workout to biN round
OF boxing and the usual limherinr
up exercises Iic displayed hts ring
wares 90 more than 1000 persona.
travelling three rounds with Jacl
Hcmpcl and three with Walter Mon
ahan.
The champion apparently Is -
confident that he VIII triumph Over
Jack Dempsey when they meet N
their heavyweight championship
contest July 4, said tonight he in.
tended 20 ask Mrs willard II shr
cared 10 witness tho match Thi'
move on the part ~ tho chompion
boxing experts said is tho real test
~ his confidence. because they said
he would NOT think OF permitting his
wife 20 wLuCss the spectacle II he
thought hf'would be defeated
Dempsey did not do any work
with tho glpvog today hcc Ssr ~ hl
injured eve. hut he exercised hofor,
100 paid admissions The chal.
lcnEer's workout was very light u,
punched the nag FOR a round shadow
boxed and 'hon jumped into the cool.
Ing waters NJ Nauwcc bay for G.
swim Dempsey said no dii not IN
tend 20 do any serious boxing Tor Q
wook lu' Manager Eobrus may a.
low him "a step e couple Of tame
rounds tomorrow the crowd insists.
The camp area has boon enlarged
in arcpUm od1'c 20 crowd ~ 5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

summary: Two base hits, Wuffli
Cleveland, Thompson, Rochlcr Three
bnsr hits. Cleveland. NCivcr. Bochirr.
Sncrific" hits Wuf1i. Davis. Sacri.
flee nv. Bribc"k Double plays.
Wufni To- Goodwin tn Slnticry; Smith
Ia Thompson 10 Bribc"k. iiits and
runs OFF smith. X hits and u runs
IN I-3 ipning-' or NHpci. I hits
and runs In " 2-S innings stolen
bases. NcINcr, Collins. Wild pitches,
Bnync, smith Passed bail Collins
Icft on hlS"s, Tulsa y, Joplin q.
struck out, hy Bnyuc I Bases on
balls, of Baync I, off smith I. Time.
i:ij, Umpire. DAILY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Three Hundred Special
Trains wiz BE Run to
WHidrd-Dempsey Fight

TOLEDO. Juno Il No f'wor
than 900 special trains will he
run % Toledo for the weight
championship contest hctyeen
Dempsey and Jess willard on July
I. Tex Richard, promoter ~ the
contest, said today. with tho
contest three weeks away Rick
ard said thar lG7 sp"riil trains al
ready have been booked ana hat
he expects A. Least ia more. 10
sides tho railroads. most ~ the
lake steamship companies are
planning io run spcr.1I boats here
and anchor IN Nauw"" h1N.
Rickard received word from Los
Angeles that AZ l"aa' $50 aud per
hans four special trains would be
run from that city ono vii carry
80 celebrated stars ~ tho motion
picture stage. who have ordered a
block Of rtngside seats
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Bonouiu or 81. Joseph Is the hoy
who wns busiest with the Willow dur
ing the period covered by the laSt
records, for he Jumped from seventh
Ia first place, raising his percentage
from .3iB To .352. Griffin Of Okla
homa city, who has been leading for
some time. dropped 10 third place.
while T.. Walker ~ Siouy City slipped
into sCIOnd position. Davis Of Tulsa
IL the champion sluggcr, with seven
doubles and three home runs, In nd
ditiun 10 - singles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Hiram Glass Dies

TENANkNNA. Ark, June IL
Judge Hiram Glass. prominent rail-
road attorney OF Texas. died sud-
denly here early today from acute
Indigestion with Mrs Glass. the
Judge came here last night from Aus
tin, Texas. where ne has resided the
past four years lie formerly lived
here. lie was 80 years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

'oto won his ran game oi tho season
today wheu Chicago gathered In three runs
on base on balls two hits, hsldrr's =
nhotcs and mun at the plate and a sac
rihrs ny IN tho itth inning and beat tho
thIgttra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

WN-liltGlpN. June - Con
slr#uiu MrCuufic today introduced
resolution calling upou the state
Insurance commissioners 10 ascrr.
tain the. names OF an lie insurance
companies w}jo have failed 'o nay
premiums to policy holders killed IN
The wax.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
YANKEES SMOTHER
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
IhormahlCn Makes 10 SiN Straight
NiCtoriCs--t lCNcland Wins In
Thirteen Hounds
LONG TILT AT PHILADELPHIA
White Sox Register Three Runs In
iuurtcCnth--W Rshington De
fCats Washington.

NTN YORK juno - New York DE
icAlcd ~ Louis here today IN tho fret
game of tho series TbormAhlon won his
sIIh straight game Of tho season.
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

ROSFON. Juno IL Cleveland TOOK 20
iEy's 10 inning gamc from Boston, singles
by Wambsr.uss, Johnston, RaEhy and
Chapman putting across two funA in tho
thirteenth for tho visitors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

summary Ran, ilsut thtcr base hit
t.lrdAmnte ,A"ri'ico hts holoan. Me
BRIDE Mafr double plays Iirdsmpt" to
eHn.on 10 Adams urtgpS to Gftfhth. Wash.
huru 70 Berger to Nur'l"r hasrs on balls.
off HOwtnsn D. of Meadows . loft on
bases WirhuA 7 Ok'ahom. tity o hit by
pitcher Rovm,n b, Ncadors. struck ont
hy bowmsr . hy NradoNs tmn .
hours umpire, shannon. r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Nitau for Mrluus Iu thirteenth
Scor" by innings
Cleveland ...,.... oOi mo noo oOo "a
Boston ......... UnD 600 00i 600 .
summary. Runs GrNncy, WAmbsganss.
Baghv. lfGnpsr Ruth two hAso hits.
o Srtl p ChApman. three base hits Nc
lufis lrorer double r.Av Chapman 10
Johnston. bases on balls oN HHghy l. or
Ruth , ttrusk out by Ruth ?, &c.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

ST LOUIS tune "a Muler's drive
with the bases filled In the eleventh scored
Shotton. who ran ior Clcmont. with the
run that beat Brooklyn today and NJ
Louis moved into mn place
The srnrss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
GIANTS MAKE ONLY
SCORE OF CONTEST
Defeat Last Years Champions ny q
score OF 10 0--Cincinnati Trims
Boston braves.
CARDS WIN FROM DODGERS
Put over Deciding Marker In Elcy.
cnth Inning-pirntcs smother
Phladclphians.

CINCINNATI, Juno II The Red, won
long and poorly pitched game tods,
from noston by hard hitung of Scott
Ahd Fl'unglm IN tho carly innings
Tn, ktyrot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

HArEtAve, Doian Butchsr, errors. Schultz
MufSer Friday q three base hit NSlkor
sacrifice hA. Friday, Schultz, double
grave: feh on base ~ Joseph /.
bos Mninns bs-es on balls, hy Friday
3, by Mus,s 3 hi by pucissf, BY Friday
tHreen by Muner 0lsrgrsyci struck out,
BY Friday 2 by MusAcr 4 time. 90. um
piTos. Jacobs ard Decker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

p1TFgRt RGH Iuuo - l4-PittshurFh
defeated rhilsislpha TODAY Mayer held
his former teammates 10 seven scattered
hits
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

After letting Mickey OBrlen nose
him on, las, week. Davis spurtod
again this week and beat his way
back 10 tho leadership Of the Tulsa
battcrS. hoasiinE "a pcrccntaEc "
.3ll This ranks him ninth I'm tho
league. Davis Nurkc and Wuffu
were tho only regulars 10 show ia-
provomcuL Here Is tho way they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

CT JOSEPH June II s. Joseph do
'eAiri pes Moiucs here TODAY in mo open
IrH EaT" o' The ser,gt. I 'n , eNu.sa- ~.
c"",~vr lut GntmnfS errors ~ hrs IN
'ko nrrhes won tho F,mo for rihc saints
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

WICHITA Kan, June IL t--Oklahoma
City hunched tso hits and walk In tho
second aud scored The only run oi the
game In pitchers hattie hrtwo"n BnN
man and MsAdovA Past fielding by both
teams ieAtufed
IhN A-nrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Omaha Wins Early

OMAHA. Jun" ~ SIr successive hits
IN tho opening inning rav. the losal team
'h- gam, today Tho s'ora Vas : 20
T'he .r,yeF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Summary Runs, RAird niEbe~ Terry
Stc0Ecl g. Roerkel, ,Soufhvortt CutstNw
$ hmid' two base hits Wl.hsns Cut.
shaw. three has" hits RAird. Terry.
bases. Mcusol LuderuE Birhce p south
worth . double .p'sy CrsvAh 90 natrd
struck ont by Smith ? by RNsy l. by
Mayer o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

There has been reversal ofpo-
sition by Jess Willard and Jack
dempsey during the last week
ono week ago everybody was
romping all over the champion for
rounding into shape So slowly and
predicting that n ne did not start
something pretty soon there would
he a new champion crowned on
July To-day willard is round
ing into wonderful form and per
forming stunts that is surprising
and delightinR even his mos ar
dent admirers Apparently there
Ia no longer any doubt OF his ahiI-
iiy to get himself into shape bc-
fore the first OF tho month.
Dempsey. on Tho other hand. has
been idle most OF the week. 90 FAR
nE boxing is concerned owing 20
cut over his eve, and u IS his
stock which is going begging just
now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Washington Bunoh,. Hts.

WASHINGTON, June IL Washington
took the oprning RSmo u tho scFics from
Detroit today 10y bun,hmg htS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

TWIC NEO. Iuno n =" Wv l0Tk Fhut ont
Chicago In tho first game Of tho series
today
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
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NUWIUAfl WnNt- IUhh- TTAFsItAI, T00ot,
StAnSEo. \e,ch. Judge 2 Foster 2 Milan
? Brovcr errors, Murphy 2 tso base hits
Cobb Nsarh. three hAso hitt Charity.
Nhsn. double play Ellison to Young 30
HeiimAn bases on balis, of Shaw 3 struck
out b. shaw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Three major league games went
beyond the limit yesterday, It took
II rounds for the Cardinals to down
Tho Dodgers. ] ? FOR the Red SoN TO
get III" decision over the Indians.
and II for the White Sox to win
from tho Athletics
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

summary Runs GandiI Feltch. RIt
berg. -rhslh ?, Cirotts, we. Roth = sr
rora shannon o Perkins: two h..a hts
Roth o. WALKER Perkins. achAk. homo
'un Frsrh stolen bases Collin, Flsrh
Wit double play HiSherE - Collins To-
Gaud|. bases m balls on Rogers 49, ~
.lont'" struck out, by Crorr 2. by
Rogers l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
81 I.o,li,
Brooklyn
Total, ~ ia Is

rNone ont when Winning run scored.
pbRAn for Clemons IA eleventh
,BAtted for Tusro in ninth
Srors by inuiur.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Summary Runs Olson. Smith Shot.
ton error, TMero. wo.bAyc hts Johnston
D. Clemens stolen bases, kourtohy Stock
Johnston. Smith. double play Olsou 90
S-hmAndt TO kouetchy bAses on balls, of
Pieffrr l. Off Tucro 2 struck out. by
Pteifer .. BY Tero I. by Amos /