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New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Newark Wins Game
in Tenth, Playing
in Continual Rain

Playing in downpour to less than
fifty spectators, Newark won from Buff
falo yesterday, to 5. Weather condi-
tions made good baseball impossible.
he contest went ten innings. and the
Bears were aided by two errors.
With two out in the extra inning.
Madden singled, Jacob walked and
Walsh was safe when Carlstrom
dropped a perfect throw from McCar-
ron, filling the bases Breen then hit
an easy roller to Harris at second
but he could not pick the ball up and
Madden crossed the plate with the
winning run.
Newark hamme, Cd Harscher for fif
teen hits before he retired in the
ninth. Donaldson, Butfalo's left fielder.
MT home run and a triple.
The Score.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

Immediately afterward Larry was sent
to the clubhouse with severe cr;ct IN
ms back that may keep him out for
some time. kopf shot one at Fletchor
VINO Juggled the ball. Then Konf
stole second
zane Sherwood Magee, the invalid
Dach from long period Of GONZALES
cence. Sherwood drove 4 sharp hi,
to right and scored Roush and Flnfchnr
ne lone run Of the Giants was ac-
coinphshed by Miguel Gonzales. the
melancholy Cuban catcher, almost en-
urely Without assistance. In the thir1
inning miguel bounced two-baggcr
against the right field wall and Vent
to third on wild pitch. Then wh;le
9aliee was winding up the artful Cuban
made a dash for the plate and shot
across under the throw.
IL looked as though the Giants might
tie IN the ninth when Lew NcCartv
pinch hitting for Shuffn' Phil. shot
one toward the right field corner. Ent
Greasy Neale, with a dash Of speed
and some elongation of his arm. reached
lhe pail and speared it just in time
10 rop the Giants of the last chance to
pull out of the mirc
A mild drzzle fell through tba cor
ond game, but the multitude rema;ned
chained to their chairs by the spell of
me M Struggle, perhaps the dying strug
gle OF the once naughty Giants.
The gray head of John !. McCra,y
was not bobbing up and down as il
does IN battle yesterday. 1t was heinr
shaken obviously, especially durjn~
some apparently unwise PLAYS bv the
Giants. When Zimmerman was caurht
out trying to steal without slidinr fhe
Ola gray bean was bowed in sorrow.
Despite the fact that this series was
supposed to provide a number of homi
clues, there was no trouble outside of
,! ,ie re" private tights mentioned pre-
NICE to the Reds because thev wanf
nice treatment in Cincinnati when thev
go out that way to see part of the
worlds series W VIC
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Big Leaguers in Eastern

r, NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. IS
George ". Twombly, a former ou4.
tel nelder OF the Boston Braves ana
Chlck Davies, a left hand pitcher
iormeriy with the Philadelnhia
Athietlcs, to-day were signed h.,
George S1 Weiss, owner of The New
raven Ia' r team IN the Eastern Learun
Jack Enright, a pitcher from the s. s.
Louis Nationals, has been released
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Murchison's Entry Received

One of the late entries received by
the X. OF c: for their victory athletic
meet to be held Saturday afternoon, is
that OF Loren Murchison, present ma
tlonal Z2o-yard champion. Murchison
number of other stars.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Yankees Release Schneider

Pete Schneider. who has beer ,i,nl,
ing now and then for the Yanlons ptt.'s
Yesterday was released to the Vernon
club of the Pacific Coast Leaqna
Schnelder was obtained by the Yankees
from the Cincinnati club last wear, and
although he showed much promise at
the beginning of the season. was in
need OF much work to get into con-
dition. ''' 'o''"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

TI5atted for Nehf in seventh inning
TBatted for Dubuc in ninth inning.
S,"s'9aai' Ss% 9o4h. 9 3 9 J 9 9 9 S--s S-a
Stolen bases--Burns Daubcrt. Sacrifice
hy-Roush: Double play-Rath and Dau
bert; Left on bases-Cincinnati, 8; New
York, I. Bases on balls-Of Nehf. 8: off
Renther. 2. Hits-Of Nehf. in 7 innings:
on on Dnbuc' in 2 Hit by pitcher-By Nehf
!; by Reuther. 3. Passed balj|Rariden'
Losing pitcher--Nehf ~
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Remer, Veteran Walker.
Quits New York A. G..

Dick Remer, the veteran walker. filed
notice with the registration COM
mlttee of the Metropolitan Association
yesterday that he had severed his ath-
letlc relations with the New York A G.
he requested that he be registered as
,runattached" in future open races,
Upon his eligibility to represent an
other club Remer will sport the Ameri-
can Walkers Club colors.
hemer captured many championships
while affiliated with the New York ~
ganiZation.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Totals Totals 40 10 .es lS 3 Totals A l6 80 10

Ran for Bruggy in ninth inning
Newark. > o I-S
Three base hits - Bruggy, Donaldson
Home run-Donaldson. Sacrifice hit-Iet
yer. Sacrlhce fy-Bengough Left on bases
-Bunalo, II: Newark, 49, Bases on halls
ON ,r, Stryker. 3; off Harscher, !; off
Ihomas' :, Hits-Of Harscher. Is in / ,
inihithgs' iintg' or Thomas in 20. Hit BY
P'tEher-by Harscher (Miller). struck ont
-,by nv. Stryker A. by Harscher. /: bv
Inomas' !. Wild pitch-Thomas. Winning
FieNHet -otryKer. Losing pitcher-Thomas
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

CrOh s Homer Wins First;
Sallee Anne:res Second, 2-I
Mct'raw Cas-Offs Decide Both Contests in Favor of
Moran's Leaders-Errors Help in Downfall of
Nehf and Douglas-Score of Opener, 4 to 3
BY w. o. Mcclellan

outgand outpayed and oulucked Morans
Neos the Giants lost two meodramati
terda sumpng
dropped after frenzed finish
even tighter of to
be the record baseball
mated that there
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
SoulI1worth's Hit
Beats Braves, 33-2,
I'm the 18th Inning
=

BOSTON, Aug. 13. - Southworth's
home run to right centre on the first
ball pitched by Rudolph in the four
teenth inning gave Pittsburgh
to victory over Boston in the first
game OF the series to-day
Singles by Terry and Bigbee, along
with Blackwell's sacrifice, tied it. 9 to
,, for Pittsburgh in the eighth
The score.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Totals 90 IL 40 IA l Totals .49ao49 81 3
liIllHN for A'rulSn pl INN

Pittsburgh. 0 0 0 0 -
Boston. 0 0 0 o 0 0 %
TWO base hit-Boeckel Three-base hit
Boeckel Home run-Southwdrth stolen
hases-W hitted, Thorpe, Mann Sacrifice
h4ts- Blackwell, Barbara, Rawlngs Mann
Sacrifice hy-Thorpe. Double play2Gowdv'
Boeckel and Gowdy. Lef, on bases
Pittsburgh Z Boston, l3 Bases on hans-
of Cooper. 4 Hit by pitcher-Isv Cooper
DIhorpe). Struck out-By Cooper, s. bv
Rudolph. ,. Wild pitch--Cooper
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Southern Association

Memphis q Atlanta
iiftle Rock a. New Orleans
Mobile. : Nashville.
birmingham. - Chatfanoos.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
CINCINNATI

7batled Tor Douglas in ninth inning.
New York -. Q o / Q Q Q q
hits-Ncale ~. Double ploy-.yon,"c nacfimcs .1
; 1nasc; Left on ases-Cincinnati, S. Struck
out-by Douglas, 7. Wild pitch--Salicc w"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Eastern League

New Haven. o. Hartford
WORCESTER - Waterhult ,l-fl.
Worcester. II Waforburg i.,i
Springfield. prnVfaofrr
fIftSfiel9 o Erf.lg.-.....
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
"Where Dempsey Sleeps

fu, nut in the aylds of Oeqon
Oua lonely moamtoiusidc,
Where Counbus mighty
Roll to the ocean tide:
Where giant III ond cedor
Are maged IN
Oegropn mith fys
tond poor Demweys gyare
fouad no marble aouo,ih
No broken shafto of stone
Recording
This Uonquished ucor con;
No shonyock couid / fpd
No mortal here
Where sleeps IN foysaken spot
1he lnmoto lNouporeH
A oudno uooded cnuDro ,ood
That moytals seaon,
Leads up us oaely mountain
To his desert Of the ocad
And the westera sun ayas sinhinq
In Pocfcs golden uaoe;
And the solemn pines kept ,catchioq
Oer poor Jack Denpseys gracc.
Forgotten By ten thousand throots
That Mundd his
Forgotten by his friends and tocs
Who cheered his rory name.
Obirjo" acrops his faded form,
Bot ages hence slcN sa1c
The memory OF ia lod
zhot fills poor DenpSy
oh Fame. uhy sleeps thy jovoed son
IN wids IN wood in
And shall he steep ou
Inferred his roljaut deeds?
Ts strange Ner houd thusf fo,gcf
It's of the brare--
And IN the wilds oregon
Unmarked, leaue Dempsey's gyote
The Dempsey in the third or the ortb
round seems to hold peculiarly small amount Willard
who seems willing to call it either
The Son Of Destiny
Patrick Moran of Destiny He came r.,
the Cubs in 1906 the they ls great
machine
Leaving the Cubs he the Phes Grover Cleveland
Alexander arrived
guiding spirit of the Phles best years
Moving Cincinnati that club before
August blew
There whom success likes to trail Pat Moran m o0.
Oh Of
90 lar rat has drawn his share series Having
the habit bo
morn IN on another just to out the
II renamed tor Roger Pecknpaugh
summer query, VIZ Who the 1919
II nS Can only yank Nd Gleason make
10 reason American
Oh Ve cities running around emitting the panve
poke cry OF the be
hsst upon remaining obdurate to the bitter end
mere mas been only
Dos'o or Philadelphia these two common
~ 'ney get out an injunction and probe?
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAME TO-DAY

GAME TO-DAY
Cincinnati at New York (2)
Chicago at Brooklyn CO
Pittsburgh at Boston (2)
st. Louis at Philadelphia
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cin'nati, 4: N. York. 3 NsN.
Cin'nati, 2; n. York, l (2d).
Chicago, 4; Bklyn, QsN.
Bklyn, 3; Chicago, 2 ed, l3in.).
Pittsb'g, 3; Boston, 2 GA in.).
st. Louis at Phila. (rain).
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.: ret. w. l.. Pct.
Cin natl. % 81 .bo7 Bkiyn... ~ 81 .4SO
n. York. 50 35 .62Si Boston,. 81 55 .4O2
Chicago. 53 43 .552 Phila. So IS .3S9
Pittsb'g. AZ so ASST. Louis 33 SO .35o
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
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Copyright. 1919 New York Tribune Incl

Dear SIR The following, be
aPlopos at tins the al
40 not recall The
whose
are concerned These
where 1.-THE fame Of the game finally j A NJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

CHANTS vs. Cincinnati-e gamesETo-dav
fo'o Grounds $50 P. n. Adm. Soc
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

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New-York tribune., 1919-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY

New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-14

STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.. Pct: w. L. Pct.
Chicago. So 3S $50 st Louis So as .53s
Detroit. 81 IL .5s2 Boston,. As 81 asa
CleveFd. 56 43 .566 Wash'n.. 40 60 400
n. hork o5 Al .o46 Phila..... 27 So .281
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman-Times

" All week day classified advertising
Yuns In both papers nj one price. sun
day Oklahoman one issue. same rate
the two dailies .
One time. Daily Oklaho-
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Three times. Daily okla
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day ,..................t i-3c Sc 80
One week. Oklnhoman
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Figure six words TO the llnc. tWclVe
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Rent.
Glnsslfled contracts rates for Okla.
hon4n lnd Tmes-5.OO1 lines TO bo usen
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OF contract for three lines daily for one
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80 nd accepted for less than 25c.
OKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17

NANrEp-Names men wishing perrna-
nent government positions Mail car
rlers, railway mail clerks, 1000. 1880
year w 49,, OklRhonwn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Efnnd hoy. Apply a.Y
Amer Nnt'l Bank Nlig
GOOD barber wanted. iiS guHruuirc
week plrts Barber shop. MARROW.
okla.
WANTED - Two Webb prcnmcu nc
once permanent position. good work
INK conditions. wages iisU Apply h
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ANTED-Oyctscas wounded soldier.
officer preferred. permanent, llcln-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17
Statesmen WANTED.
BY GOLDBERG


Statesmen WANTED statesmen. stop.
look und listen. ono ~ the big.
gost money maWng propositions known
today something entirely new and dif-
fcfent. Il ira wall telephone directory.
business guide and calendar, This hns
been copyrighted. hence salrsmen n
should have no competition. II ls SOM.
money maker. On. inexperienced man
cleared IN sherman. Texas. In . days,
over and above all expenses t55t. and
deposited the money IN the Commercial
National bank OF sherman. and three
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TEXAS. In s days. fs7s. clear OF all er-
pcnses. and deposited their profits In
the state National Bank of Denison
bank deposit slips TO provo same This
is very pleasant business. experience
not necessary, We want people who
are not silcsmrn. also. can NJ Room
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17

n All week day classified advertising
Yuns In both papers Mt one price. sun
day oklahoman ono issue. same rate
the two dailies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

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GOOD iirW. high school graduate. one
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m.ri's. Box 1Sd. Fredonin Kan.
WANTED Ludy. experienced, wants
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work Phone Maple 3;1
CASHIER and assistant buokkccpcr.
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oknhomhn
sTENOGRAPHER. ambitious YOUNG
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EXPERT sTENDGltArHER HOOK
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OklahOmRu
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~ assistant or PIX operator PIG.
care uk.ahoman.
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'N,l-l
WANTED Steady position ns house
N''I"r hy widow, twenty eight Pol,
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lul'NG cirL attending business college
wishes room and board I'm exchange
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EXPERIENCED colored girl wants po-
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TRAINED practical nurse Maple
.ulN-I
BEGINNER stenographcr ~ good edu-
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WANTED lady experienced wants
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BUSINESS COLLEGE GIRL wants
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17
statesmen WANTED,

RETAIL sALESNEN WANTED
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800.
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yb
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LINOTYPE operator FOR model X
wanted at once Salary according 90
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17

MAKE i-u-rU week making .ludv at
home. We furnish everything Write
us today ruulymakcrs CO., ~. ST
Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-17

IN IkN male voter lu tUaINuUt tliA
tu vote Tor tho school bond issue. and
those living In the fourth ward 90 vote
Tor George " Woods for member Ot
the school board
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WANTED Saleanen with own car 10
coll 0n farmers In every county In
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Statesmen MANTED-To SELF stock
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