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New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
The Tribune Almanac

Dance of tho Vacuum on COMPANY. Win
tor Garden, Hotel McAlpin. p. IN.
Meeting OF Tau Epsilon Phi. Room b,
Hotel McAlpin, p. nj,
Dance OF the Ladies Auxiliary Bronx Hos
pita'. ballroom, Hotel MoApin, p. m.
Dance of the Phi Alpha Sigma Winter
Garden. Hotel MoAlpin p; m
Dinner and dance Of the Mu Sigma Green
Room. Hotel McAlpin. p. IN.
Dance OF tho Pershing Club Colonial
Room. Hotel McAipin. p. IN.
Dance OF the Drama Comedy Club, Hotel
Astor. p.
Lecture by Alice Riggs Hunt on Facts
About Communist Hungary; People 3
Forum, Sixty fourth Street near Avenue
B. S:l5 y.
Address by Everett Dean Martin on "A
Modern Humanist In Plato's Republic"
Cooper Union, p.
Lieutenant General Robert Leo Bullard to
be mustered In member OF Antilles
Post OF Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
Grand Opera House. Twenty third Street
and Eighth Avenue.
Meeting of the New York Genealogical and
Biographical Society. c26 West FIFTY
eighth Street. $3.50 p.
Meeting OF the New York Railroad Club.
95 Liberty Street.
Address by Health Commissioner Royal s.
Copeland on The Milk Situation: head
quarters OF Jackson Democratic Club.
1175 Boston Road
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8 A. m 30 45| p. m. 80. Al p. M. 80. ~
Forecast Friday. probably snow and not
quite so cold Saturday cloudy. fresh east
winds.
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Weather Report

Sun rises :15 am. ISun sets. :3l pm.
Moon rises. 4 al m. Moon sets :fl pm
The following official record shows tenn.
peraturcs with the corresponding dnte OF
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Cencro, Weother Condition.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia disturbance
of moderate intensity central tonight
over the middle Mississippi Valley and an
other urbance of considerable intensity is
passing inland over British Columbia from
the Pacific Ocean. The former disturbance
has been attended by local SHOWS in the Mid
die Atlantic states. the Ohio and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys and the region of the Great
Lakes and rains in Texas and New Mexico.
and the latter has been attended by rains and
gales on the North Pacific coast.
Temperatures remain unscasonaby low
throughout the Middle Atlantic and New
England states. the Ohio and upper Missis-
s;ppi valleys. the region Of the Great Lakes
and the interior districts west of the
Rocky Mountains. Moderate temperatures
for the season prevail in other regions.
In New England and New York the
weather viii be cloudy and not quite SO cold
tomorrow. probably followed by local ws
tomorrow night or on Saturday. In the
Middle Atlantic states there will be snow
tomorrow and cloudy weather Saturday
without material change in temperature. In
the South Atlantic states the weather will
become unsettled with probably rains by to-
morrow night and be fair and somewhat
colder on Saturday In the region of the
Great Lakes there will be local SHOWS to-
morrow and Saturday with rising tempera-
ture Saturday.
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Highest II degrees (at 5 80 p. M low
est zero lat 8 n. m.) average. degrees ;
average same date last year 33 degrees !;
average same date for thIrtythrec years. "a
degrees.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19

ATTENT1ON-Two garments for the pr,c,
of one. A wholesaler is closing out biz
stock at retail: newest models coats, ru,tn
and dresses. 43 West cath ST.. eighth Aoor
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Forecasts for Special Districts.- Eastern
New York, cloudy in northern, probably snow
in southern portion to-day, not quite cold !:
tomorrow cloudy.
Southern New England. cloudy with prob
ably snow to-day. not quite so cold to-mor-
row cloudy.
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Della
ware. Maryland and the District of Column
bia. cloudy and not quite 80 cold with snow,
to-dny; tomorrow cloudy.
Western New York, probably local SHOWS
to-day and tomorrow not much change in
tcmDprature
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Trunks
Wearing Apparel

BIG BAR0AINS--New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos 6th ave. bet 30th-3lst SITS.
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Humidity
Barometer Readings

s a. m... s5 p. M. SOL 8 p. m... 80
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

SEVEN HUNDRED YARDS FINE
Milton Carpet; same pattern. $500 yards.
ten to forty yards each all colors, 81 yard
up; for parlor. bedroom. showroom. offices.
sars naEs ,,n az SIZES srn'ru: seam'esss Hxm'n
1sx2o. from $12 to s45 up: Portieres,
Screens. making over, Cleaning. Laying.
DyeinG; everything pertaining to Carpets
and Rugs; beautiful; reasonable. Stillngs,
lnc 62062S Madison ave. (59th), Suito
105. Plaza $685.
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WE ARE paying members OF our districtr
sales force from 5000 to 81 900 per week.
ding a sales Organization to advantage
come In and have personal talk with U.S.
York need apply. Eastman Rubber Works,
2l3 West 40th st.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan md nropx

Native Wild Flowers and Their Haunts"
by Edward Clinton Avery. Public School
t6 Eighty eighth Street near First Ave-
nue.. Illustrated
"Courtshp Of Miles standlsh," by Dr.
William II. Felter; Public School 2s
Anthony and fremont avenues. the
Bronx. Illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
HELP WANTED FEMALE

pOOKKEEPER. experienced, wanted for
cloak and suit house; speaking Ital-
ian PREFERRED Cal! 10 q. IN. G.. & s.
Cloak Co., 1876 West 17th at
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Due Tomorrow
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

loving to unsettled port conditions the
departure or steamships is subject to
change.
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Patents
Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS any any condition att
tlty bought for highest cash; apprasing q
speciality; call write. Basnajan, 80
West 46th ST. Phone 6l01 Bryant
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Cla sified A vertising
HELP WANTED MALE

Statesmen,
EXPORT. MUST BE THOROUGHLY AC-
QUAlNTED WITH ALI. OFFICES AND
AGENTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES
NOW REPRESENTED HERE NO
OTHERS NEED APPLY: SALARY OR
COMMISSION OR BOTH.
MILTON WAIST & DRESS CO.,
4s WEST 25th ST.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
not over 46.
who would like to locate in
New York City.
and who can furnish undouhteA
eviden ,e OF ability As
salesman, Is wanted
for position worth
$4,000 to the right man.
Call J. II. HUNTINGTON,
1906 West 40th st.,
after 10 Except Monday. ii o'clock)
and before l O'Clock.
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Shipping News

HIGH WATER
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Sail Tomorrow

Royal George, S'ampton 500 AM 12:ooM
Rochambeau. jiavrc .. 8 80 AM 1900 NJ
lalyo Ma'u, hamburg 1000 AM 100 PM
C'u'!c Liverpool ......ll 100 AM ZOO I'M
Frankmere, Argentina. $50 AM 1000 AN
santa santa MARTA Fort linon 200 AM 10000 AM
iuius, lama ......... s 90 AM Il 90 NJ
W W III M luppcr Jamaica 100 a NJ IL 90 a N
Coano' san Juan $40 AM 1900 NJ
iaiilna' 81 Inomas. l2:oO NJ 800 Pm
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light

Lecture by DR.. William Starr Myers on
"Current lIsfory"; Academy of Music,
Brooklyn. Il y. m
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Typewriters

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Noi-Vishle 8 Mos S. Visible. 3 Mos.. $3.50 un.
lnitia! payment applies II purchased
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co. INC.
20 z. 2sd opp: Maduon Avo. Frankls
THE TYPEWIlJEK EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay st. Tel 1873 Barclay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
THREE NEW MEN
FOR LOCAL CLUB
Southpaw and Right-hander
Secured From Kansas City
for Haines.
TIERNEY ADDED TO INFlELD
Bought From Blues; Jess a
Good Finger But Fails
to Win Here.

Three new players have heen al.
ded 10 the Tulsa baseball club An
nouncomrnt was made last night by
President sponcar Abbott that he
had traded jess Hhines 10 Khn,as
city for pitchers Phil alattery and
Red" Bhackleford Tulsa also geta
an infielder In the same deal Tierney
coming along with tho pitchers for a
cash consideration
"HaincH ls good pitcher. there "a
no diaputing that said President
Abbott. IN making the announce
ment He undoubtedly will make
soof with Kansas CITY but he haa
Tried and tried and hasn't been abls
10 win for US
slattery is southpaw and Shack
loford rlghthauder.
Although Halnes goes 10 Kansas
city AZ once. the iansas City players
viii not report here until Monday
Abbott last piRht was unable 10
ay Just what disposition would be
made OF his surplus infielders when
Tierncy arrives The nearest Eucss
that can he made IL that Goodwin
will go There In little chance OF
either Cleveland or Wuffli losing out
ana N IL a cinch BURKE will be held
but he probably viii be used az
Unity. ~ least until he hRg COM
plotely recovered from his charley
Goodwin Is great fielder hut lack,
Ing with the willow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Dempsey Snatches Patch Off
Eye and Pummels Partners

plon work today f5r me first time
since no split with him. and swas
fnyonhly Impressed Outside VIII
aras seeming sufr incgs. Jones
said ho champion looked as good
A. ever
Adam EmpIe. ttr.sery ot the
army navy and civilian board ~
boxing conH.. arrived today for
conference with Promoter Ricknrd
UomDseN koB.us and willard con.
corn .Hg ruhW.HIug 'lr their congid-
GRAFTON Dist ut eferees for the
match
John j usarar OF Tulsa, Okla
NnuNg HH "lnhr .hc Barber a tor.
NOR manager nC Dempsey. arrives
today with five attorneys in an ef
fn. 'n ..Hrh financial sAttlEuent
vfh hDIrNa and Dempsey Reisier
claim. hr HH" contract Ia MANAGE
.H. ..N .r..r. which does not ax.
u.rH NH. next December. lie M
.."H.' .. orange meeting with
Promoter |ackard, hut Rickard said
Nr.0r would be referred 10 his at
iU.r0Na
H.Iv Roche. a veteran roforea
who hae been overseas. AN sthisfir
officer tor the knights or Columbus
H..l was among tho sporting reiehrg
... I0lching Toledo
ne hoFcH tn'1nduce Promoter
j. Ntrd to allow him 20 exhibit mo.
|o0 pictures of the contest 10 the
n.mya OF occupation and 10 oAer
troops remaining Ia Franoa
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though they may speak 10 an sth-
le,o On a hlEh or preparatory school
Princeton guarantees, however.
that students picked up hs alumni
will not be given any special COM
siderauon. nor will they he given
any reduction in rate because 81
their athletic ability This ls tho
basis OF Harvard's complaint AZ DO
is hiuted an investigation shows
several oreditahle colleges have fur
nishcd interesting inducements 20
Nrsi-ClsSs athletes who were unable
90 master funds necessary for
course az college
Dartmouth. Cornell. williams
Pcnnsylyania. Rutgers. Colby. Am
hsr' University Of Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson. Georges
town and SyrnCusR. are among the
colleges that wiz i'hG asked 10 adopt
the plan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
AUTO AND AVIATION
MEET AT CLAREM0RE
VIII ne STAGED juno 2i---Auto Polo
To- BE Feature--lRuth Law
scheduled 90 F1y.

Clarsmore bids fair for its share Of
sporting interest Tor Tuesday, June
%. AZ which time the auto races
and auto polo games will take place
~ the Claremore fair grounds. with
Ruth Law. the worlds greatest await
rix ~ tho crownlng feature OF the
event She n 70 make her initial
fliEht since returning from japan
only recently where she has besn
amusing the crowds Of the orient
This II rather hig attraction for
Clarcmore ana promises TO draw a
large crowd from the centers OF
Population such NJ Tulss. MuskoRee.
Joplin. Kansas city and other points.
Five thousand dollars will he award.
I'd IN premiums and some noted
drivers have entered The entries IN
clude the following George Clark,
driving a Jumbo. 500 Horsepower
pcnz Of Dallas, Texas; Brainard,
Minerva Spl Derby England: Nd
stone. Fiat spl,. Torino. italy schie-
hell Harrington Spl. Des Moines,
Iowa. Murrae, Peugeot, New york:
seip Rrnault. Kansas city, Mo;
Johe. stutz Number z. Los AnEeles,
Cal Ted La COCO, hudson spl.
Parts France, Izuka Fujikawa. Baby 4
There are to h" ton hig evenis--a
three heat race between Clark and
Rralnard being one ~ the features
promised for purse of $1,000 The
Victory Eweopstakes fr@e for al,
with u $4,000 purse Is another num-
hcr ~ unusual interest. while the
feature of the dav will he
tho race Setween George clark and
Miss Ruth law. Miss Law will drive
an RirplAne while Clark viii drive
his goo horsepower Fiat. This race
will have ~ It's end n $500 purse
The events ot the day viii. begin
promptly ~ $50 4 train froNFr,isn
caches Clnremorc at so 4.DJi an
other returns In tho afierpobn Just
after tho last race has been run.
This will afford tho lovers OF the
'iayz" wagons OF Tulsa an excellent
opportunity tn'Fpond a pleasant aft
ernoon with plenty OF thrilling
lnSlscmcnt topped of by an auto
nof- game at the conclusion ot tho
racing program
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
"SHlP BY TRUCK" OPENS
NEW AVENUE TO SHIPPER

The ship p-hy- truck movement IS
opening. many new avenues Of profit
" 'ho shipper An entire new field
Wy resources is being tapped. bring
"s The farmer. market and CON
.n'r into close relations And In
u'' marvellous developments which
express has seen TN the last
,-n years. the value OF the ship-hy.
,lN movement 20 tho manufaC-
's should not he overlooked
q, 10 Nanufacturera. the motor truck
n. ..' tv is ~ important a unit OF
n.y.. production facilities as the very
r'aMnns which make their goods
N," or the motor truck has
r.-khl, changes ln every depart
r,. or their business and hB. deno
,s,.n ,A-incrcase their production
49, cues and to lower their over
@'No sTpenseA
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ana admiration OF local boxing fan

and admiration OF local boxing fan
dom.
Brennan Ia training hard NJ chi
cagn for tho bout arid ns he IA always
In good condition and In view Of the
seriousness ~ the tilt with GreL may
he expected 10 be In great shape
Greb' meets Mike Gibbons. brother
of Tommy who gained y decision
over Uilly Miske last week az Pitts
burgh tonight and expects 10 he In
Tulsa about a week before the tilt
with brennan.
n will he difterent Earl Pu year
that Bobby Hughes meets I'm the sec
ond i5-rouud 20 ~ tho Aame card
Tho clever Tulta bantam. one NJ the
greatoBt boxers In ne iis-pound al
vision. shows he has developed a
punch. following his knockout Of
Johnny Mitchell. tough Milwaukee
battlcr I'm four rounds last week.
Purycar has never exhibited much
hitting powers In Tulsa rings and Il
has been his great speed and clever
ness that has taken him 10 a place
at the top and earned a right 10 bat
tie with Pete Herman for the
worlds title here labor day
Hircs Two Trainers
aince heating Dick ioadman here
about month ago Puryear has de-
feaIed Frankie Mason and Bernie
Hahn in addition 10 stopping Mitch
ell THAT he II taking his bout with
Herman seriously Is indicated by tho
employing Of Ron Smith and Joe
Wiley a. trainers Smith conditioned
Al woirast whom tho Michigan
Bearcat won the worlds lightweight
title from nat Nelson and has also
tralsed numerous other top. notch
boxers.
n takes two 20 make fight and
IN Rohby Hughes. Puryenr meets
lad who will provide great battle.
Those who have followed The career
OF Bohhy since he lost a decision 10
purvehr hero last summer up 10 the
proaent time know that puryeRr rs
not tho only one who has shown I'm
movement. that I'm Hughes he ~ not
meeting an inexperienced boy, but q
fun -fledred top -notcher. hov who
has defeated or drawn with some nf
the best IN Mo game the past winter,
Including Nate jackson, Johnny Cou-
lon. Jack Douglas. Mutt Mckee and
others
Uughes e. not vel A. the top Of hts |
career. The New Orleans hoy, re
garded hv many AZ one ~ the most |
likely looking candidates FOR the han |
tan m crown IN thr game, is still Young I
and has few months 20 20 before /
no reaches tho apex of his career /
But he ia fast rounding into his bos' |
shane and hv his a.aEhinE draw with /
Mckee hero last Monday night /.
proyed ho ig a wonderful boxer /
hacking hard punch IN both dukes /.
and that Earl Turye1r will have 20 /
hc clever to avoid his vicious ruHhes /
and will havo fu hi' very verv hard /
10 duplicate hI8 Is ,oNsNgr Mitchell |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
BOSS LEIHY WAS AMONG
THOSE PRESENT AT RUN

When tho American Automobile
association staged the economy run
from Los Angeles 10 Fresno. Cal
last year ono Tulsan was among
those present az the finish This
man was NJ r, Lcihy. better known
as Boss 20 his friends MIR Lelhy
Is general manager OF tho Charles
Lukins Auto company, which com
pany is state distributor OF the
Peerless eight tho winner of tho
economy run referred 10 above
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

summary: Two-basc hits, Slattery,
Cleveland, Baync, Kirby; home run.
Euhr' sacrifice hits, Manion, Gls-
Jason barbcnu; bases on halls. Baync
], MerL hit by pitched ball. Hale
oy bayne' struck out, by Bayne q,
ny fum u runs, off Mers . In 4i-3
innings. Fuhr, I'm 0-3 innings
left on bases, Tulsa Z, Omaha o:
passed ball. Manlon; time, 2 hours
umpire. Holmes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
BY LARRY darcy.

Harry Groh. pittsburgh tornado.
who meets Bnl brennan Of Chicago
In the final i5.round bout before the
Tulsa Sporting club on July 4 and
whose meteOric career has been the
newest scnsntion Of tho ring IN d
splendid example Of what originality
and hard work will accomplish
Before Greb hprang into promi
nence three years ago ne was an ur.
known except around Pittsburgh
Boxing critics we're first attracted
to Greb by his unique ring style
Greb doesn't box right handed or
left handed He doesn't crouch or
stand upright ~ Ia n comhinA tion
Of ali these. which makes the queer
est fighting style Of any boxer In
The memory of tho oldest fan. Part
Of Greb's queer style is natural and
part OF II adopted after careful study.
And mere IL no doubt that It ia cf-
fective for In the annals of the
hempod arena IN America thero has
never been a boxer who lehped into
prominence ~ quickly or who main
uiued his place as has Grcp.
Greb's career hna been even more
spectacular than that of Jack Dil-
lon. famous giant KILLER. who retired
from the game about year ago.
The ring achievements of the PITTS
burgh and Indianapolis scrapper run
parrilcl and there. is rcmhrla bic
similarity between their cnrcera
They Al Look Alike.
Like Dillon. Grcb haR met aud ds-
fcaicd boxers carrying much more
poundAgc lut unlike Dillon. Greb
ritic pace In tho eayyWciRht division
without APPARENT injury Although
DILLON was successful In boating
great boxers much heavier. the
strain soon sappcd his vitality But
tho whirlWind smoky city man con
tlnuca 20 meet heavier men and boats
them with regularity and without
any noticeable effect
when Grob first startled, tho box
Ing world with his slashl6g attack
and queer. imprognnble dsfersy. ne
Was boxing as a wcIterwcirht lie
soon took ou weight however. ana
passed tho middlewplFht division
steadily increasing hls pouudaEc.
Grcb has passed 60 tho light. heavy
weight ClaAs now aud 10 regarded
1s one ~ Sho rrrtteHl h,,yvWr'Ehis
lu the game. capable Of giving the
present champion and his challenger
OF July 4 great battle. despite
handicap In weight
Since ha bcmme a headllner rr
Eurdtd Hg ono n tho greatest biff|
artists ~ over a decade. Greh has
mot and defeated practically ever
N.I known boxer Of the nsi five
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
GIANTS WIN ANOTHER
BATTLE OF PITCHERS
Cnusey BeHts DoAk In Great Duel
MAmAuI Effective and Robins
Win From Champs.
PHILLIES WIN FROM REDS
Accord Packard Erroricss support.
Babe Adams and Pirates Win
Sensational Slab Battle
PHILLIES WIN FROM REDS

Er LOUIS. June 2i--A Wild pitch by
Doak In ihs eighth today scored Young
.vho had doubled. With ihe winning run
pnd New YORK made it three out OF four
srOm St Louis
Ihs arOre
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Summary Rnm williams Msusel
CrAvAth. Luderus Baird Rousch. NeaIs
smith. errorG. RAth. Fisher two base hit.
Nsalei three base hats Neals. Bsird home
nn, Smith hsusel, CravAthi double plays
Whitted 10 SickinE 10 Luderus Packard 90
Luderus; bases on bpllG. on Fisher 2. of
Packard struck out by Fisher . By
Ring /, BY Packard 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

LHTokaW Out hunled IhlTi stfIke "
Score by innings
S'ouN tity .......,..... 0no ll2 900 4
Joplin ............. 500 600 00p .
q. summary Rlut. ,MorAn 3 Rrokaw
Jones Thompson. Boehler. errors Moran
Schmidt tiifeH Lamb 2. Thompson: two.
base bit Moran; three base hit Brokaw
sArrficc hits DEBATE Robinson Jones
bifert. burwell earned runs. Sioux CITY
2, double play Jones 10 Bfokaws ioN on
hascs Sioux city II Joplin 3 struck out
by Fletcher Z by BurweN Q hases on
balls at Fletcher > oi Burwel s, hit
batsrt<S Rroksw, Jones. time. l.4O. um
vires, Hubert add Daly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

PHILADELPHIA June 81 i-Poundins q
The ball to All corners Of tho Iol Pals
dslphA defeated Detroit today. aud 10
winning captured their tirst series ot the
sea SIN.
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

summary Runs. flagfiead = Jones 2.
SAnage witt Thomas Roth 2. walker.
Burns T. shannon errors Nsafh fiar
stead shannon . tvo base hits. Roland
shannon, Perkins Jones. three bas~ hu.
Burma. homo run. Roth Hurus. stolen
bases Roth Ellison double plays. walker
10 Perkins, pugAn 20 shannon to Bufns.
Dyer 10 Ellison % Ialman Thomas Uun
assisted bases on balls on Roland q
or Perry q. OF Love Q. struck out b.
holAud J. by Perry by Love J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
YANKS DEFEAT TRIBE;
GRIFFMEN BEAT S0X
Hilton Grew Outhit II to wal
ter johnson Rated Hard. nut
Nationals Take Came.
ATHLETICS DEFEAT TIGERS
Take Another trco Hitting Game
Ilruwns and Rcd Soi Rattle
Ten Frames Io Tic.

NFw YORK. Juns ~ Though oulhit
more than two 90 one New YORK today
defeated Cleveland Ia the asg game Of ths
sCfIrE
Tho arnrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
MAmAur In Effaetiv,

CHICAGO, June 2l-MAmAuI held
Chicago 10 three scattered bits today white
brooklyn bunchcd hits Of Hendrix In the
fourth and 'ifth innings and won their
hiLd consecutive game from the looAlA
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jtnr 2l.-Okla
bona Ciiy'a errors helpsd St 1oseph tie
lhe score In the ninth sud the sAints won
cut In tho eleventh inning 3 to 2
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

WASH lSHIuN June ~ Opporiune
hitting 81 hc sspense ~ FAhsr coupled
w1th thiragot miGpays gave washing
hn TO-DAY game.
Tho aagHFp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Hbated Tor Hauk Ia eleventh
S1kan for Hays In eleventh
LbAtted Tor Dennis ~ eleventh
Score by inningt
81 Joseph .......... 600 ooo oo2 oi--2
OklAhomA City ..... 600 goo 900 o0-s
summary; Runs Ksllsher 2. BonowiiI.
Adams, Lindsmore; errors. Butcher IAN,
dAmore 2 HAut, Gnfith Dsnnia. two
base hit, Griffin three base nit. Adams
sAcr1hcs hltS Dennis Bonowiti. stolen
bAEhs, lindAmore, Pitts; double play.
bruhAker 10 BeAll, struck out BY nsnnis
s. by Rose 7 bases on bsfis. on Dennis
u. of Rose ? left on bases. Oklahoma
CITY 10, 81 Joseph . hit BY pitcher by
Rose. tGriitithl, by Dennis iPittb time
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