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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-09-04
Friend Burglar
BY R. RAY BAKER


A twig snapped and light flashed.
Inez Lawton jumped. 1t seemed that
she went at least three feet straight
up, but she afterward admitted that
the distance was probably no more
than one.
The snap of the twig was OminOus,
and the light was weird, casting long,
fantastic shadows that cavOrted above
and around the trees in way to give
one a creepy sensation. 1neZ expert
enced chills all over her body and her
teeth chartered. She felt herself sink
ing to the ground, weak from fright,
but managed to steady herself by back
ing against the trunk of tree.
Her nerves somewhat Gained by the
brace, she clasped a weapon in her
right hand and waited. The weapon
was one of those long, sharp instru-
ments used to keep hats from blow
ing from heads.
Two more twigs were released
from pressure and voiced resentment
at being crushed by foot. The light
flashed on again and remained steady,
circling round the glen in menacing
manner as if determined that no OBJ
ject, large or small, should go unre-
vealed.
But a bush interpOsed between Inez
and the fiashlight, which tried in vain
to penetrate to the place where she
was standing.
Some more noisy twigs indicated the
holder of the light was approaching
with steady strides. She held her
ground, determined to put up a fight.
Presently the brush was pushed back
and the sweeping arc of light almost
found the girl. A hand reached out in
front of the bullseye and pointed a
formidable looking object at her-a
long, narrow object that reflected the
light.
Don't dare to move" warned a
harsh masculine voice. 1--WE got you
covered"
The hatpin fell from the girls nerve
less grasp and she trembled again. She
was as good as dead, she felt con-
WINGED. Even in those moments OF
what appeared to be dire peril she
chided herself for so recklessly ven
turing into the haunts of the hotel
burglar. She should have known he
would be lurking somewhere in the
Avonshire woods, waiting for night to
come so he could ply his trade.
A spirit of adventure, however, had
prompted her to accept Bessie Ely
ridges dare to walk alone through the
woods back to the hotel and run
chances of meeting friend burglar"
as she loosely called him.
She had started out bravely enough,
but as darkness approached and she
saw no signs that she was approach
ing the hotel she became more and
more apprehenslve.
Finally she was forced to the belief
that she was lost, and had wandered
about aimlessly until she came across
the dark glen in which she was now
being obliged to pay for her intrepid,
ity.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-09-04

volver" with tobacco. II dropped my
real gun in the lake while coming
overland Just when it seemed need
ed it most"
He rose to his feet, suggesting, IF
you feel better now we'd better hike
to the hotel"
His audacity was actually startling,
was her thought; but she could not
permit him to place himself in such
danger. He had once been her sweet
heart-had continued to be, though
gone from her life, until now-wall
she still felt, but-no, she must not
think Of it! In love with burglar?
Horrible! And then, he must have de-
ceived her by that talk of tuberculosis,
just as an excuse to get rid Of her.
He certainly looked husky enough;
still, she could not be instrumental
in letting the law get it's hands on him.
I'm not afraid to 60 alone" she
told him. "It's just little way along
the Shore"
She started away, but after taking
few steps looked back. He had turned
from her and was looking full across
the lake, standing as motionless as q
statue.
"Good-good night" she called soft
ly. ,.... ~.
He turned like a flash and caught
up with her. ...
when can 1 see you again?" he said
in, hot no
see you again"
She shook her head, then caught
herself. What hurt would it do?
"All right" she agreed. Tomorrow
night, right here, at g."
She walked rapidly toward the ho-
tel. When the light of the hostelry
flashed into view through the woods
she stopped stepped close to the wa
ter and took ring from her left hand.
She extended it over the water, hest
tated, sighed, and replaced it on her
finger and hurried on.
At the appointed hour the next
night she went to the rendezvous and
found Chester waiting.
Hello" he said, and his voice was
not as husky as on the previous night.
He saw that she noticed the differ
ence, and explained:
Been taking cough medicine. My
colds getting better"
She smiled. What was it you
wanted?"
He pointed toward the sky, which
was lighted by Luna, assisted by myr'
lads of stars.
isn't it wonderful-that sky, the
moon, the stars and-and this air?
love them-and I love these noun
tains, too. You see, they all helped II
make me we'll. They helped me tC
fight the white death germs, and we
won"
She was looking at him intently
mystified, through the semi-darkness.
"Wouldn't it be terrible to be shut
up, away from all those things!" he
went on. "And think of what l die
this afternoon. ! shut a man up, anC
he'll probably stay in prison till he
dies" a~
"Are you out of your mind?" Inei
inquired, anXiously. what are yOl
raving about? Whom did you shu
up?"
"Why, of course, you don't know
l mean Slim Sam, the hotel burglar
I've been after him for three weeks,
Chester answered. Il forgot to tell yol
1 was sheriff of this county,"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-09-04

II was q fooll" she told herself,
while her teeth ratified. Pm in the
worst plight imaginable. Here I stand,
helpless before that desperate man
who has terrorized the resort for three
weeks"
The light found her and rested on
her a few seconds. 1t showed a slim.
light-haired girl, with small, rather
round face, standing at bay, back
against a tree. Her big hat was tilted
on one side of her head with rakish-
ness that was not intended.
A laugh came from the man with
the light, whom she could not see.
Inez shuddered.
"A grill" exclaimed the harsh voice.
"A girl! andy George! it's, Inez
LawtOn!"
She started. Surely this robber
could not know her.
"Who are you?" she demanded in as
firm tones as she could muster.
He turned the light on his own face.
She almost screamed, but she man.
came from her throat was more like a
gasp or q groan.
Chester Straight !" she said weakly.
"You-you of all men! To think that
you-that you"
The situation was too much for her.
The intense fear she had experienced,
coupled with the revelation that the
man who stood before her was the one
she had once promised to marry, over
came her. Inez Lawton, for the first
time in her life, knew what it was to
faint.
Chester Straight had attended col
lege with her, and while they had not
fallen in love at first sight it had not
taken them long to become seriously
fond of each other. On the day they
were graduated they became engaged,
and Inez went to her own home to
teach music and wait for him to make
name for himself, and some worldly
wealth to go with it. A year later
Chester wrote her that the proposed
marriage could never be, because he
had contracted tuberculosis; so he re.
leased her from her obligation.
Don't expect to hear from me
again." he wrote. II must wipe the
memory of you from my mind" He in.
sisted that she keep the ring, and she
did.
That was the last letter she ever
received from him, but she wore the
token Of their engagement, deciding
never to marry so long as she could
not have the one man she cared for
Two years after the last word from
Chester, Inez went with her parents
ON q tour of the west, which brough
them to the little resort in the foot
hills of the Rockies.
When Inez regained consciousness
she was lying on her back, wet hand
kerchief pressed against her forehead
When the nausea that accompanies .
faint had passed she began to take in
tereSt in her surroundings and diScOv
cred that her head was pillOwed il
Chester's lap. They were on the shore
of small lake, on which the moon
light was dancing.
Don't move" cautioned that harsl
voice. You'll soon feel better"
Horrors Remain passive with he
head in burglars lap? Never! Sh
struggled to her feet, where she sway
ed giddily but gradually regainin,
strength.
Here" he answered, and took some
thing from his pocket. Mind if
smoker" And he began filling the IRE
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-09-04
New Labor Saver.

An inventor has patented an cleo
trica1ly driven machine which makes
the rough clay boxes in which pottery
is subjected to heat in kilns, work
heretofore done by hand.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-09-04
One Value Of Silence

Silence doesn't mean wisdom. but
the fellow who keeps his mouth closed
can at least hold in what he doesn't
know.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

Foster 10 Judge 10 Agnew Judge to
ShAnLs to Judge Basss on balls--On
Johnson OF Graft of Jones
strntk out ByJohuson, ?, by Jones, .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
X. 0. BROWN TO BATTLE
M'kEE AT FORT SMITH

X o. Rrovn, rccCnt,N returned
FROM service with tho \ T. + and
Mutt Mckee. crack lt,lc oklahoma
civ bantam, are to meet at Fort
wcn'
BROWN is fast and hard hitting
'i,t'c errapper and possesses the no
',n'b auiuty which needs only to
h' developed We engaged In the I'M
ter American British bouts. held IN
lordor during the winter nruN n
won all three bouts In which ne tpa
pcarcd In addiiop to winning those
scraps and doing his share In heat
Ing iha ltSn Brown Was personally
complimcntcd and awarded q modal
rv the prince 81 Walcs Mike 80 Dow 4
was tho only other American to re-.
cciVe that honor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

'Battcd for Bliss In ninth
1Ran for Mclean In seventh
SCORE RY INNINGS
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Boosters PLAY here Today.

The initial debut OF Jess Halncs
In a Tulsa uniform was again de
layed. wet grounds forcing the post
poncmcnt OF the Tulsa Des Moincs
game here yesterday. Provided
there is no precipitation today 1t IS
probable that the oilers and Boost
ers will play This Is the third and
last game scheduled with Jack Cot
fey's club on this trip. ..-....
Wet grounds resulted in post
ponepents In other cities around the
Western wheel The ST Joseph
Joplin and Sioux city Oklahoma
city games were set back until later
In the season
I, Is unfortunate Nhat two games
with the boosters wcre postponed
as It will cost the local club close
to 81 900. Mcssrs. Abbott and CrRw.
ford have built splendid park and
are presenting winning nine and
deserve n hettcr break IN the luck
Schedule changes arc Bo hc made
tomorrow, Tho northern aluhs FIN
ish their southern jaunts. each play
ing three more games in tho SUMMER
side The final games are. Sioux
city at Tulsa, Des Moiucs At okla
homa City 81. Joseph at wichita,
Omaha at Joplin.
The southern clubs open the
northern home seasons next
Wednesday Tuesday is an off day.
Here Is the way they open: Tulsa
at omaha. oklahoma city at ST
JoSeph wichita at Dcs Moincs. Jop-
liiiN at Sioux city
Following todays game with
omaha and the three game series
with the sos, the oilers leave for
omaha Tuesday via kansas city and
viii he gone ~ days, playing every
oluh In the northern half Mana
ger Abbott is anxious to take the
club away in first place and provid
ing the saints and Sioux city have
any luck with Joplin, looks like
nc win probably accomplish his dc
sire
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
HI TRACK TEAM OFF
FOR EASTERN GAMES
Coach Clayton and II Men Leave
for Muskoxcc to Compete In
Track and Field Meet

Coach O. T.. Clayton and his high
school track team will leave for Mus.
Ilkogec this morning where they par
Hticipstc In the first annual eastern
scholastic track meet The eastern
association was formed during tho
winter. taking the place OF the Tri-
angular. which was composed Of
Muskogac, Okmulgec and Tulss
Those three schools. with McAlcs,cr
andd d'larcmore, comprise the eastern
association.
Expect Championship.
Following the victory OF the local
scholast,cs In the oklahoma a. and
NJ college meet at Saltwater and
state championship In the University
OF Oklahoma meet last week. Tulsa
IL favorite In the meet az Mus
kogee.
Tulsa high school followers are
sangulne ever the prospects OF tho
team winning the state title Next
week Tulsa and Woodward. class A
and Thomas, class II, winners A.
Norman, meet here to decide tho
championship. This Is the first year
Tulsa has won state intersch elastic
meet and Coach Clayton and the
team are to he complimented Tor
placing the school In the front rank
on the track.
Tho Team Personnel.
l00-yard dssh-Carter. l.. wei
necke. Hughes.
e00-yard dash-Carter. l.. We
nccke. Hughes
Hurdles-Howell Poe. Carson
b0-yard dash--Hocy. Mccullough.
Carter
Ss0-ya-d run-Cheadweli. Withers.
Mccullough.
Pole Mccullough Howell
High iump-Howell. Hoey. l..
Weineckc
Broad Jump-Carter. /. Weinecke,
Carson
Javelin hurl--Wlthers, Travis
Howell
Discus throw --WeInecke. Travis.
Hocy.
Shot put-Trsvis, Hoey. l.. Wei
necke.
I4O.ydrd relay y-Chadwell, Garter,
Hoey. Mccullough
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
The Races
LEXINGTON RESULTS.
First Ithoc, O furiongs.

Words OF Wisdom tWllliD. first
Rhymer (Simpson). second; Lady
Mexican (Brown). third. Time. III.
second Race. AZ Furlongs.
Convoy (Garner), first. Director
James (Sim mpson), second, Hooper
Connolly. third Time. 81.
Third Race. ttifurity Course.
Hanovia ,Thurber). first. Kildare
BOY turown), second. Jock Scott
tWarren), third. Time. l.l2 20.
Fourth Race, Mile and Quarter,
ENtorminator tMorys), first. Mid
way iThurber), second. Time
2.O7 3-5. 1.-TWO startcrst
." iffth Race, u Fnrlongs.
Bob tiensley Connolly. first;
Lady Luxury (Murrayl second
Martre tWillis), third. Time, ll6.
sixth Race. Mile and One Eighth.
Chick Barkloy (Boyle), first: King
OFT Willisb.l second. Paula V
tMurray). third. Time, 2.0l 4-5.
seventh RACE. Mile and One Eighth
Wood Thrush Murray, first: Wa
terford (Garner). second Sasante
'WilIis), hird. Time. l.5S 10,
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Third Racc. IA Mile.
CONTRACT FOR HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION APPROVED

The bonds TO insure proper con-
struction OF the Tulsa jerks paved
highway the contract for which was
tentatively awarded to the Mat
thews, Sturdevent, Nahderslice X
Cosby company Of Springfield, now
known as the big Four Construction
company at the meeting OF the
county commissioners OF Tulsa
county last Monday has been ap-
proved and the contract will be for
mally signed next Monday.
The bond is in the sum OF sa32.-
as3J5, the amount equal to the con
trWCt price FOR tho construction Of
the fave sections OF the road between
Tulsa and jerks. The highway will
be completed under tho contract
withip seven months after tho sign
ing OF the contract.
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Washington
Boston

Ran for Agnew In seventh
NBattcd for CrAit in ninth
SCORE BY INNiNG".
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CANDY kl0 TO BE SHOWN
AT THE PALACE THEATER

C1nd, Ria. worlds champion bird
dog ,mco times winner ~ the An
American feld trials and the pcrma
ncn' pnAsesSor ot tho pr Rowe cup.
offered fot the dog winning that
'tlc three consecutive years will be
shown az tho Palace thcatcr tonight
I'm A. fr"' exhibition Candy kid is
owned Ivy Iall Duftcld ~ this city.
The pictures Will show CANDY Kid
w,nnirg IN, Al American trials At
Nov bridge. $ II Nr purncii viii
exhibit ~" dog world famous dog
which is RON reared from lle,I cfm.
petition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
Stranger LelDis Is
Married to DR.. Scott

MERCER, Pa. May S. Robert +.
Stranger Lewis, the wrestler. was
here this afternoon TO Dr
Ada Scott. The wedding was the cul.
mination OF IA romance began two
years ago IN san Jose, cal. when
Lewis suffered n broken leg In a
bout and Doctor Scott. then
a rsilroak surgeon attended him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
TULSA WILL RECEIVE MORE
VALUABLE ADVERTISING

Clarence y Douglas, secretary ~
the chamber OF commerce Is author
ofo A short but very ComprehcnsiNc
and complete story OF Tulsa which
Is destined to appear in>thc new ed
tions OF the Encyclopedias Amer
cana,
The story IL, OF course, statistical
giving the location facilities, nstura
resources. wealth, population. etc.
OF this city, and IL one OF the finest
little hits OF advertising that can be
obtained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
BRAVES BEAT GIANTS;
FIRST WIN FOR TRIBE
Nehf Bests Dubuc and SaIling- Tnkc
First Game of Scar--Rain Post.
poncs H,d-Cub Game.
ROBINS DEFEAT PHILlIES
Rattl~--Piratc- Field Perfectly
and Win From Cards.

NEw YORK. May 49, BOSTON won It's
feAliux New York in an IL inning eontcst
II vas Boslons second victory over New
York sinso 1917 and ip first victory IN
New York since September. 1917
Tn. skoyct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
|0ely!0|ope,
! Larry Daley.

Reports from boxing critics who
have seen X. O. Brown. l16-pound
boy In action since his return from
service with the A. T. +, In France,
indicate that tho llttlc fellow Is a
real scrappcr-with championship
possibilities. hut Brown receives
moro recognition for tho services
which he rendered In aiding to de.
feat the Hun. He wsS dec6ra ted by
tho Prince OF Wales for his work
In tho American British boxing
tournament but Brown Is more
proud OF the gold stripe he, wears
than the medals awarded him by a
future. king.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
To Resume CidremOre @'
Races This Afternoon;
Fast Horses Entered


SPECIAL to he World.
G AEEMOltE, Okla. May -
with the sun shining late this
afternoon Indications arc that the
annual Cllremorc seven day race
meet. set back two days nv rain.
viii be resumed this afternoon,
The meet started last Saturday and
will he concluded next Tuesday
providing weather conditions are
favorable
There arc over 80 horses here.
the majority of which ran at New
Orleans and Hot Springs Included
I'm the entry list are several OF the
fastest horses on American tracks.
kukluN, Parrish. Alma Louise,
kristleS kuh, Mex, SUckfast Rob
4. Myrtle A. Examiner. Flossic :.
Barbara shilling and Rccluse are
among tho well known. runners en-.
tered here.
Excellent crowds have witnessed
the three DAYS racing ia date and
% IS pronounced ihc most success
ful meet ever held on an Oklahoma
track. Judge Nicholson and Starter
Stevens are veteran and capabl
officials and thanks 10 them the
meet is conducted IN an entirely
satisfactory manner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Western League

At TULSA DIES MONIES, NO
GAME WET GROI NpS
st wichita I, Omaha
At joplin 81 Joseph, no game
wCt grounds.
, At oklahoma city sioux CITY no
game, wet grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

Chicago a, cleveland
Detroit li 81 louis
Washington AZ New Work..
Philadelphia At Rostun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

NEW YORK. May official
subscriptions to the Victory liberty
loan in the New York federal reserve
district stood tonight At 1870. 5000,
4 sain for the day OF sl7b77oloo.
The amount subscribed is equal TO
T1,s per cent of the quota of $3.50
eoO.ooa. \
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
I.cMis, Home Rnn VIM.

rHtlNptLpHlA NAV -lc~s home
run drive IN the lc'' field tleachcrs with
rrsit on base IN tho sixth inuinE gave
NeS York tho victory in the last game Of
the series with rhi'adelphia today shav
key hold tho loyAh to one single
Tho srorr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
Wichita
Omaha.

Totals 2j 621 is -- -
Toial, 80 52t
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'Rs,ied for Horstman In eighth,
NbAttod Tor Meadows In ninth
,riff,th'- I,,rNins

BROOKLYN. May = Tom Guihth .
double IN the FIRST inning sud ms drive
over tho right field fence In tho third tor
a home run don todsFs game from the
Philhcs Two singles And double scored
the rhtllies only run in the seventh
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
Bobby Hughes Fights
Nate Jackson Tonight

Eohh, Nurhcs ard. \sic Jackson.
Nov Orleans and oklahoma cuts
hau iIs'us, respectively meet tonight
At tor,h Worth IN ia.Iound en-
gagcment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

Al Dallas q. Fort Worth 5
At san Antonio I. Houston y.
Al Galveston /. beaumont q
Nt Waco y. Shrov cport Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
Al Chattanooga

, Score by innings u N =
Meuphia 900 600 600 q
Chat'ss ...0iO 600 00N 1
Batteries and pcha
new Marshall and Higgins.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
Southern Association.


Score nv innings. n ~ T..
Little Rock
600 OO9 900 ooo u 10 !
Nashville
600 900 'i0 600 : . !
Batteries II Robinson. kRrr and
Brottem; Decatur and street Kohl
becker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
Hamilton Effective.

PITTSBURGH, M~ 4 The Pittsburgh
Pirate, won their iirt homo victory to-day
from ST. Louis Hamilton holding the Car
dinals 10 five hltA.
The Heore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
NniInnnl IEnrMc.

Al Rostnn Z. New York
\, BROOKLYN . Philadelphia !.
Al Pittsburgh T. 81 Louis
At Chicago Cincinnati, no game
rain
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GAMES TODAY,


DES MONIES At TULSA
Sioux cav N oklahoma City.
Omaha p, Wichita
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- Nashville . Little Rock
A. Chattanooga l. Mcm2hls d.
A. Mobile I. birmingham IL.
~ New Orleans Atlanta. no game
rain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
CLAREMoRE RESULTS

Rain postponed Thursdays races
The same entries for yesterday will
be run today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
American lCngnc

A. Washington q, Bostou !
At Philadelphia o. Ncw York /"
At cleveland I. Chicago
81 st Louis Detroit, no game
rain
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one can't help watching Tho work.
outs OF Dick i.oadman and Earl
Puryear, hantnms who meet hc~e
next Monday night IN the main AT.
traction Of Jawn Reisler'H all-star
card. without feeling IL would be
a great schRp well worth at
tending Both boys are undoubtedly
seriously impressed with the pros
pecls OF a desperate scrap and each
which has characterized other box
ers In their training here during
the past
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09
New YORK.
Boston.
Ran for Duhue In tenth
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Boston ........0IO 600 100 O. IS
New York ..,..s. o0o oO2 600 90 .
summary Runs Maranyillc, RgSrrL
Nehf Yanng Doyle krrart -Maranviile,
ilolke, chase, boyle Fletcher Two base
hits kshf Msrsnville t21. Dubuc. Young
Three base hit kauii Stolen hascs--
YounE, Hclke. Het,os t2). Powell Double
play Neht, MAranvills and Hokc Bsscs
on bslls--oN Dubuo, 5 Oft Neht >
Struck out by Dubuc 0 by Neht |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-09

Meeting Art Magirl yesterday for
the first time IN years recalls that
memorable scrap of those two great
sooner warriors. Kid Ferns and
Magirl, held at Dewey, July I. 1914.
Magirl and Ferns we're among the
foremost welterseiEhts and were
recognized as being two of the great
est in the game, For ~ rounds
they stood toe-to-toc. taking three
blows 10 get In one MagirI was
given the decision Ferns suffering
two broken ribs while neither boxer
was able to walk for several days