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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
CITY WINS FROM TULSA IN PITCHERS BATTLE
Mason to Appear in Final
Work Outs This Afternoon
THRILLING TENNIS IN
CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
Eight Players Survive Third i,o,,,
and Enter Fourth Round OF
National Tourney.

FOREST HILLS n. Y. Aug %
At the close of day filled wa,
thrilling tennis the fourth round ~
the 3sth national singles turf cham.
pionship tournament found eirh,
players still in the battle for the 1919
title. SO clearly did class tell thar
the double quartet contains ,hree
past and two present American
champions as well as the famou,
Australian veteran racquet master
Norman ,E. Breokes He was the soIe
survivor OF the four Australians who
entered the play. The leading star
OF the Australian combination
Gerald l. Patterson. went down 10
defeat at the hands Of William NJ
Johnston. San Francisco, but not nm
III he had electrified a gallery of \
900 spectators by the gamcness and
brilliancy OF his tennis battle which
finally went 10 the 1915 champion
by IA fire-set score OF 81. So. "a.
40, rs.
White other matches OF the after
noon developed excellent examples OF
the turf court game, the johnston
Patterson contest was the premier
feature and It is doubtfur IL this his.
toric strip OF grass ever held "a more
exciting combat.
Battle Two Hours.
For two hours the towering Aus.
trallan and the slight Californian
used every atom OF strength and de-
gree OF skill in their struggle for su-
mud g1naAI,s h..
matched that at the end OF the con
test Johnston had won by rhreo sets
to two, 26 games to 23. 1876 points to
l5t The stroke analysis shows fully
as close comparison.
Charles S. Garland OF Pittsburgh
started hts match against Brookes as
though he too intended to eliminate
the most famous of all Australian
players. Winning the first two sets
at 6-1 and 6-2, hy steady and con
sistent tennis, he found that his op-
potent, despite his 4O-odd years OF
age. was not to be thrown OFF hts
game by the attack and fell before
Brookes In the final three sets by
scores OF 6-1, 6-2. rs.
The fourth round also marked the
passing OF lchiya Kumagae. the ia
pancse, falling before William T. I'll.
den, II, OF fhlladelpnlH by scores OF
6-f. 6-i, 1-6. As, So,
on the outside courts. II. Norris
Williams. II, OF Boston defeated r.
V. Thomas OF Australia, As. 6-4,
SO 7-5.
Maurice T. Mclaughlin OF Los
Angeles also moved forward, defeat
ing Percy l.. Kynaston Of Rockville
Center. Long Island. SO, So, Sc
r. Lindley Murray. Niagara Falls.
the present champion. won from
Conrad Il. Doyle, Washington. s.,
So, 6-3 other winners OF the day
Included wallace r. johnson Of Phil
adelphia and Walter Merrill Hall.
New york.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Bennett, New Oiler Hurler,
Holds Indians to Two Hits
A Home Run With Two on
Bases Loses Hard Luck
Game for New Addition. g.,
RALLY SHORT TWO SCORES
Oilers Count Two in Eighth
but Are Unable to Score
in Final Inning.
By CHARLES J. nRILL

Although Joe iiennett. the new
muller acquired from Louisville by
Tulsa held Oklahoma Ctty To tw'
ATS yesterday and famed ten, one o
hat two was home run 10y FAX
Alter Moore had walked and Park
lad scratched slow rolling single
iust Inside the third base limo and
oklahoma city took the opening
game OF the series TO
For seven innings 10 was a great
pitching bnttlc between Bennett for
Tulsa and Park for oklahoma CITY.
P1rk had yicSicd only four eatelies
~ 10 men while Bennett had held
he Invaders without the scmhlnnce
pf safety
Oklahoma city was the one TO
break the charm Griffin opened
he eighth by drawing a base on
oulis A dazzling play Of bcnson's q
yrounder by Tierney resulted In a
iouble play and the bases were
,lear again. Then Moore walked
and Parks slow roller defed ClcVe-
.nnd's efforts to field Il for an out,
and II was Oklahoma's first hit
Falk took one strike. The next was
tuA w Nfii'h b'SNN WV
he heart OF the late. Falk took a
vicious swing at tho ball. driving II
over The leftfield barrier.
For while II looked as II Tulsa
would knot the score IN the home
half OF the same round. but luck
broke against instead Of for the
locals Wuffli started things with a
double to the rightfield fence.
DiltB walked with one bail on Stat
cry Jack Holland signaled henson
70 derrick Park and send Salisbury
10 the hilltop. He caused Slattery 10
pop up an infield fly TO Benson.
Cleveland set the grnndstAnd In an
uproar by doubling against the
scoreb eboArd and sending Wuffli home,
Dil,s pulled up AT third. The bases
we're filled when Davis walked.
This put 1t up TO Captain Tierney
Cot decided TO walt out salisbury
rhe count was three and one on him
when Sal fired one down on tho in
side. To those sitting behind the
plate 1t looked as II the ball was
fully SIX inches inside. but Umpire
Holmes called II "A strike, Had the
guess" Oeen ball instead of
strike, lne more run would have
been forced over the plate and only
,nS would have been out. but Tierney
w. forced To try again, his effort
eing a grounder on which Davis
was forced at second while Dilts
scored. Tierney and Cleveland at
tempted a double steal, but Moore's
pes was true and Benson fired the
bali back TO third In time TO tag out
The runner.
Oklahoma City added one In the
ninth Tanner walked. lindemore
was Rrazzed by a wild pitch, Griggs
and Griffin we're both strikeout vic
Tins Schmidt picked Tanner off
second, but Cleveland dropped
rierney's relay and all hands were
safe a wild pitch enabled Tanner
70 ycUre,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

wuffll pulled an unusual trick for
hind when he struck out on three
pitched balls In the first inning after
Burke had opened with three
bagrer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
RESTRICTIONS ON DOVE
HUNTING OFF LABOR DAY

The federal restriction 'or killing
doves goes of September Monday
next. and there Is no closed season
on them under the oklahoma state
game laws
Closed seasons by the rovrrruIer ont
and the STATE are removed from
pIovcr September I. next Monday
Thh year an untSuallv plentiful sup.
ply ~ both doves and plover arc rc-
ported and the shooting I'm every
section of the state should be good.
The open season on doves and rlover
continues until December -.
It requires a license 70 hunt ~
any season ~ tho year and % is not
LEGAL 10 hunt protected or u7Urn-
tectsd rpTs rt'hS"t proper o.
cense.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
American Association.
Western Golf Final To-day.

DETROIT, Mich. Aug Mrs
p q. Let's ir.. Chicago. champion
" the Womcn's Western Golf assoct-
alton In 1915 and 1917. will strive to
regain the title tomorrow when she
plays Mrs Perry Fisk. pck7lb. H..
In the final Of tho western Mrs.
Let's and Mrs Fisk became fnalists
hy scoring one-sided victories today
over Miss Dorothy IliEhie. chicago.
and Mrs Harold Foreman, Chicago.
respectively, In the lS-haJe semi
finals
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
BRENNAN STOPS BURKE
IN THE SEVENTH ROUND

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2o.--At
Heineman park this evening, Rll
Brennan. the Irish heavyweight.
knocked out Jack Burke OF Chicago
In the seventh round OF a scheduled
fifteen round bout. Brennan's vic
tory was popular one, receiving
great ovation from the big crowd
present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Lefty Rnyne is due 10 take the
mound this afternoon with Dennis
and Nansilder the itkrtv candidates
for Sundays double header.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Jee Slattcrv got a hand when he
stretched TO the limit to take wide
throw from Tlerney in the fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Victory for Wichita today and an
other dcfen, for tho oilers means
n drop 60 third placc. ny the way.
the Wichcs again are threatening
having recovered from their recent
slump.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
PALMER At LAST CONFIRMED
senate Approves Nomination In EN-
d.nilAr Aasa.alnn

WASHINGTON, Aug, 29-In an
executive session which lasted two
hours and half tonight without a
record vote, the senate confirmed the
nomination Of A. Mitchell Palmer TO
he attorney general.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

BostoI
Totals a. i4I9a ~

NNonr out when SHINING rum scored
fHatted Tor q Smith In twelfth
Roston ........ 600 600 Ol0 OON-a
ph1airphia 2On TOO 600 OOi 1
summary, RIMS nocekel Cruise PHI
irrim tallahAu Williams bancroft Paul
rttr. errors Callahan Williams . two.
hsse hits Mann Iio'ke nsncrott Calls
han. Fsulr'is double pAN rc~rll to
G0vi, io Noert"l has~s On ls's o'f
F'husim 7 oif q Smith ! struck cut, b,
bNiurlr 4 ~ q smith
NFtpNn GNNf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

hNalIU1 Tor WrI DTT IN nIUIn-
rBatcd for kooh IN ninth
Detroit .. ..... 600 500 600 5
~ Louis ..... 100 600 OlU-"
summary; Runs Cobb Ncach. Heilman.
Sh, ten, jones Nustin Gedcnn error,
Gerber two hsse hits. robr. Ncach hone
run. Jones, double play. Jones TO Young
tn Heilmsn. bases on halls or Dsuas l.
on Shockrr . Of kooh / struck out
hy pauts ,, ~ Shockcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Nnica OF the Gnmc.

Bennett looks like n valuable ad-
ditlon 20 tho Oiler staff He had
the Indians breaking their backs
over his bendors throughout the
game only four times was the ball
Knocked out of tho infield once
when Falk drove II ever the wall
and the other three times were put
outs for Jimmy Burke.
Burke has been driving the ball
with such terrific ferce recently that
II seems pity he should choose to
attempt to beat out bunts so often.
Five Of Tulsa's seven hits were for
extra bases. four doubles and three
bagger.
Thanks TO the weatherman. 81.
Joseph did not get n chance 20 gain
a full game on the homelings.
Umpire Holmes had n poor day
guessing balls and strikes. Protests
were frequent
Wuffll pulled an unusual trick for
him when he struck out on three
pitched balls In the first inning after
Burke had opened with three
bageer.
ice Slatterv got a hand when he
stretched TO the limit to take a wide
throw from Tlerney in the fourth.
Burke was I'm the llmeliRht
throughout the game. both At bat
and IN the field Two Of his three
Cat6hcs were hard. one especially
being line drive from Llndemore's
bat which he took on the dead run.
Lefty Rnyne is due 10 take the
mound this afternoon with Dennis
and Nansilder the iikrtv candidates
for Sundays double header.
Victory Tor Wichita today and nn-
other defeat for tho oilers means
drop 20 third place. Hy the way.
the Wichcs again are threatening
having recovered from their recent
slump.
Cleveland was ne surprised as any
one when ne muffed Ticrncy's throw
In the ninth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

At New York as, Washington IL.
At Boston 7. Philadelphia l.
Al Cleveland ?, Chicago J.
At 81. Louis >, Detroit 8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
AGAIN BEAT
NATIONALS 2 GAMES
Hilltop Nine Beats Griffmcn IL
Pitchers Battics--Rcd Sox
Defeat Athletics.
WHITE SOx BEAT INDIANS
Boh Clubs I'iny Erroricss Ball but
Cicottc II Effective In
Tight Places.

NEW YORK. Aug 20 New York made
clean sweep Of It's four game series with
Washington bl winning another double
header today
FfRgT T. NMF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

At Brooklyn l.. New York 6.
At Philadelphia a.. Boston 3-6;
first game, Il innings.
AZ Pittsburgh 8, ST Louis ,.
No others scheduled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
American Association.

AZ Columbus 3. Louisville 8.
At Toledo o. indianapolis Il.
only two games scheduled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

summary: Runs, Rice. fcwster. Peckin
pAnEA -A4----itt,-+- 7---r---- ~ tTr7zugn
Baker. two.bsss hits Picinich, Baker
stolen bases Milan. Rice Leonard, bases
on balls, OF Quinn /. on Erickson q
struck out by, Quinn q by Erickson :
tEIpNn e. ANtE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
IZZIES BEAT MINERS;
GO INTO THIRD PLACE
Tulsa by Shut out Admin-
istcrcd Mulswitts.
ST. JOSEPH IS RAINED OUT
showers Set Back Omaha Game
Dcs MoIncs Wins From 500
In Batting Duel.

WICHITA, Aug qo--Wichia took the
fret Of the series from Joplin, to o,
IN a pitchers battle Musscr aud Bochler
famed 10 men each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Results Yesterday
MrsiCrn IcnglIc.

At TULSA ?, OKLAHOMA CITY
At Wichita .. Joplin 0.
At Des Moines 7. Sioux City 4.
At Omaha 81. Joseph, no game;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
GIANTS BEAT ROBINS
BY TIMELY HITTING
McGrnw's Bunch uits While Nchf IN
Effcctj,c-Brsvt~ aud Phills
Spiit Double Bill
PIRATE S BEAT CARDINAL S
Miller Holds Mound city Club 10 FIVE
Hits while Mates. Isat Hard 5-
In Pinchcr.

BROOKLYN, Aug 30 Now YORK.
punched seven Of ia nine hits of Smith
today In the seventh inning by siE runs
and won.
The ernres
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Operated by but one man. n new
moior-driven agricultural machine
will cultivate or plant with seed a
fair sized field In a single day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Joplin

MuSscr, error ClAAbrook -LAa-AA@--4.,+
YdSseT, Newasha Brandt. sacrifice hits
Lamb Nashhurn; left on bases. Wichita
S. Joplin 7 bases on balls. of Hochlcr !,
oft Nusscr struck out. by Musscr TO-
by Boehlcr 10, time, las umpires. Jacobs
aud Set,ey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

DIS. MONIES. Agg 30 Two big in
ninEs In each OF which the locals made
live safe TITS gave pes Molnrs a to
% victory in the opening game Of tho
Sioux city series
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

NlouN tltN " ...s.s.s.. NNN lGl NNN" !
Dcs Moines ........... 400 oul ooN ~
summary: Runs Moran, Robinson Har
grave Barnes Mari > Cotcfy, Hashrook
T. Walker. Breen Boyd errors HargrAyo.
Hartford, three base hit. Hssbrook two
base hit Milan. sacrifice hits Good win,
Hrokav, McDermptt. Hashrook stolen
bases. llsshrcok. Connolly Hartford. left
on bases Sioux City p Des Moines
struck out hy Winu = by Boyd /, by
Raru~s L. nv Fletcher . bases on balls
on Winu or Keiser / of Royd . OF
Nsrncs :. On Fletcher 1 earned runs and
hits Of Winn and 3 in Is. or
keseT 1 and ~ Is Of Boyd none
and 3 boz 3 3. OF Barnes g and II 10
is on Fletcher none and IN 80,
charge defeat TO barnes. credit victory 10
BOYD double plays. keiscr TO Walker to
Hssbrook Uargrsvr 70 Goodwin 70 Bro.
t-~ umpires. pat and FreshwAter. time
ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
play OF II, Norris I

TMPRESSlVE play OF II. Norris
Williams and Maurice Nc
IL lhughlln In the national tennis
championship tournament lndi-
Gates that those two former inter
phuonalists are to be factors IN fur
ture net play aud refites The old
sport adaHc that ."fhey never come
back" or course. Williams is young
and was never seriously figured 10
have been past his best game. Scy
eral months OF inactivity, however,
In which he was captHin In the
army was thought to have been a
handicap to the Harvard star.
Williams played little tennis while
In the service and Judging by his
play TO date At Forrest Hills In At
tho top OF his game, which, " true.
VIII make him practically unbcat-
able.
=
McLRughlln's play, while not ap-
preaching the brilliancy OF that OF
Williams. is all the more remark
able. Two years ago the meteoric
Californian appeared to have seen
his Ai-dA ~ -i-----tt-rr rHrrTICr-
wiolder. Defeats by players OF lit
Ito more than mediocre ability aud
the lGss Of much OF his old dnsh
which made him one OF the great
est players OF all time, had the cN-
perts writing the sport obituary
Of Mae hut by bis defeat OF
Leonard Reekman Thursday Me
Laughlin establishes himself as a
title contender
-
There il no doubt that tennis has
come back as one OF the leading
sports. A brief decline In interest
during fhu~w war. cut not So gTCa5lV
as that suffered by numerous other
sports, has not hampsrcd the growth
or the net game. which has cujo,,L
great popularity during the past half
decade. Interest over the national
title meot Is greater this year ,han
ever before and the class OF. players
ls as good II not better than ever
before.
Gerald Patterson. youthful Aus.
tralian star. whose playing style is
similar 10 that Of Mclaughlin Nor.
man Il Brookes. CountrymAn Vi.
Patterson and veteran International
list, william NJ. Johnson, protegc OF
Mclaughlin. Wallace johnson. Phil.
adclphia wizard. n IAudlcy Murray.
present champion, Charles Garland.
a iopnotch player for several years.
r. Norris Williams. Maurice Nc.
LauEhliu. lchiya kumagne. Japanese
expert, are tho Cluss ~ the tourney
and unless a dark horse should arise
two OF these viii battle FOR the u,o
=
kumaEhc pronounccs his name
KUN guy
Tnlsa turf followers wCrc interest
td In the victory uf Wilkes Nrcwcr In
straight heats In the IiluC nm = :Os
clnSs trut In Thursdays McndVilIc.
MnSs., Grand circuit prngran. Wilkes
lirrwcr II owned bN Dr. " VI
iutV'iturr, WCti known Youngstown,
Ohio, surgeon and turfiuan. Doctor
BuCChncr was Ia Tulsa last winter
visiting friends and NJ that time hc
nr'tiiCtc'i great SEASON for his star
horse. Wilkes brewers victory
Thursday wns the most impressive of
his long turf career and indicates
hat that famous horse II bCttcr than
'NCr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

SumniEiy: Two base hits, Burke.
Davis. Wuffli, schmidt. Three base
hit, Burke. Home run. Falk Bsses
on balls. Bennett b, Park 3. Salisbury
4. Struck out Bennett 10, Park 2,
Ifndcmore by Bennett. Double plays
Ticrncy % Slnttnry, Tanner 10 Griggs.
Left on bases, Tulsa y, Oklahoma
CITY Z. Umplror, Holmes and Heck
cT. Time, I .55.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

ROSrON Avg % HosfoH ~Veuet sht
series pftn rhIad.'rhiN TODAY hr winning
the visitors giving ki7rev roor srrror'
Ruth famed twice Nuts play WAs bril-.
liant
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

ARAu for Clrmnns In seventh
st Louis .............2 500 600 100
Pittsburgh ....... 600 400 Ott-h
summary Runs Schultz lleatheote
MeHenry. Sonthwurih Whittod 2 nArhAre
Cutshaw: errors = Miller Shcrdel Big
bee ?. Carey Terrv two base hits. Heath.
cote Schultz McIfsnry nArbSrc three
base hit Cuishaw. double rays Sherdel
to T. Miller 70 Leslie Mcllenrv 70 nil.
hoefer y Miller 20 Whiited bases on
balls. of Shcrdsl =. ~ Miller . struck
out by sherdsl a. BY Miller 4
Phtisdsiphia a.. Boston SO
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 70 phllsdsl
phiA AHd Besinn tndav divided the first
Of their two double headers tho locals
winning tho first game in the twelfth
inning and losing the second
FTRST NAMT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

SchIb. CEafman. Caldwell. two bssf hiis
Jackson. Fr).vh speaker three has. tit
GfaneN. double ylaN. Smith 10 o. Neill
bases on balls ou Cirptte or caldwell
o. struck out. nv CIsot'e q by CAiw.H 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

CLFyELAND. Aug 20 Staging eighth
and niujh inning rRlJcs. Chicago took tho
first ruuo oi the series from Cleveland. ii
beius ticotc.s 26ih victory Of the sea
son
The srurn
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Chicago at cleveland
Detroit pt 81 Louis
Washington a' Uog'nn
Philadelphia Nt Sew York
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PITBsnuRGli Aug 20 Pittsburgh de-
fcnted 81 Lbnis today IN loosely played
game sherdei and Miller both pitched
we'll hat errors behind them were the
cause Of most Of the runs
rha
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Games Today
" C-';Crn iraguc

Western I raguc
OKLAHOMA CITY AT TULSA. I
O'Clock
Joplin az wichita.
Sioux CITY az prS Noircs
81 Joseph a. omaha.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Five Of Tulsa's seven hits were for
Extra bases. four doubles and a three
baggcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Thanks TO the weathcrman. ST.
Joseph did not get n chance TO gain
a full game on the homelinEs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

Burke has been driving the ball
with such terrific ferce recently that
II seems a pity he should choose to
attempt to beat out bunts so often,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30

T.pI, y 0"tI,I To''T. 7I o9- y
"HHadr.gh.a ........... 600 oHo l1...t
No.far ........ 500 ".l "ty
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Umpire Holmes had poor day
guessing balls and strikes, Protests
were frequent,
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NCOTr by innings!
Oklahoma CITY .... 900 600 O3t-
Tulsa ..............O 900 900 O20---
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
ASYLUM PATIENTS
RUN AWAY TO WE'D
Police Search for Pair Who
Escaped From Virginia
Institution.

DANvILLE, Va. Aug. 2s-county
constables and city policemen are
watching closely for Helen Cook. a
pretty brunette. and Raymond Jones.
who appear TO have set a precedent
in asylum history by eloping from
the Virginia epileptic colony at
Lynchburg with the purpose Of get
ting married here.
The girls father, J. N. Cook. lives
near Danville. Before word came of
their escape a hatless woman ans
wering the description Of Miss Cook,
accompanied by a man. was seen at
Schoolfield.
A. S. Priddy, superintendent Of the
asylum, who telephoned to the local
authorities said that soon after they
had been admitted to the State asy-
lum they had taken a fancy to one
another. and that, while their con-
dition did not warrant their being at
large they seemingly had little diff
ficulty in planning a romantic get
away.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
Mexican Bandit Chief,
Reported Dead, Comes
To Life IN Chihuahua
cosyr:ght. 1919
BY 4 / eoldbsrE

Ell PAso. Tex. Aug. 2s.-Jesus
Renteria is not dead. According
to a report reaching here. the
bandit chief who held Lieutenants
Peterson and Davis for ransom
was seen in Chihuahua City yes
terday.
When Renteria was reported
killed by machine gun fre from
an airplane south of Candelarla
It was expected by Americans
along the border he would come
to life" as soon as the chase
ended.
Renteria said on receiving the
ransom money he was going 20
Chihuahua ito have a good time"
and be evidently. succeeded IN
spite OF the vigilance OF American
troops.