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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS


THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
For Iu~ur1u, IS ou Lives and Gr1r'.uE ANau-
lli's il7 tr'stiUr - l'u'n phones.
80 : - "Or SiIU.uu ~ -. l7TSl5u 90
l3l : @u'' iSr '5n.uG -og0 Locust. lIr l95 ui
315 : ri ltr liG ~ l3i' Pine. lGT los 3i
-la1 Sp'r",llr, luo.uu 1915 Pine. llr, los 3i
80 Race, luT. ~ 40 2liI Pine. l2r ~ ~
ZIG DNfurl, llr - ~ IFS Laurel, lar % ,uu
"a \.F't, ilr - 80
STORES ANp DWELLINGS
-ll y ~. lNr.S4U."o l3l5 Ridg" ave. .&Iu M
5lN - y 25.nn iIN tth, l2r 30. l un
Ig0l-O -Od : 2d.5r. $500 80 Rae. >r., 81, uu
ilaG : "a 5r 500 n21 cherry, hr. 2Snl
2OI Whar'u.ir. - 90 251, lt.dE". llr. - on
GuG y An l0r 1000 - WONcd,Hr - 90
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PAINTING ANDPAPFRHANGINo
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC.

ROOMS sized & rapered reas' BILE; good work
good paper. SpivaE. llOi PAssyunk ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA

- - - = :, - :, 90 :, , .,.. ,', -
sSooo ss,a,o nt IN, . iN ~ EhnSvVN -,N ead q,
sct1Ii itauTftr VIII Aa'rlu'.' a-H y n"n' 90;
I.ni'h.ra q VI hot-Wate. h'Nt j"Ni-" i7yt4
I.rs ,,. 80 80
hro,harI,,nS MY OF hones--.Now l"t = nave ino,e
Re,nembsS ~rs ~pre os sd om,,',E sour ,Sn SSWn nnnI
seth and Iarchwood "
NI,AR 5Sth - ,,-,--,,--, -.
nossessinnr .n ~ ahu ur'ehm"S ',. Sohni 20 an, ~
to-date features; : danGv rooms "
THoS. J. MCCARTNEY 6Sth s Woodland ave
l4OO BLOCK y. ITIIAN-sai0O--N Modern.
story. Dutch hall : rooms and bath. fine
ADOlpH Il. CAsPAR, 0oth and Tansdownc.
o"o fHNt" GOD. H.arhroak-ll rooms
,anun 'SNI. IS N.'d'n h'h': nlr, '"tiul ''uU,
fhrt's p,nH +ntG ~, rISs rIs,,nnna S,Hisas io' az
FotR INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, on
heat. rent S24. price s2GaO
RYAN 5gOS Market ST.
<L,Vy ra,.,,, L,,.. -. ,.,,,. un ., ,,..,.,-
hot ,yatgr bnot bnot"' ,In,t Hr, H." 'iitghts
so,iar re froi, .nbyyay 'ars ,rTrs s.ooo
I,,,, ., nm r. .'otn q W M.",,l''a ~
bEAn IiFl u CORNER - h@D AND tAIH-
ARlNE; all improvements, garage priv
tcg"i bargain; $1,000 JOHN a, THOMAS,
N3S = Goth Belmont l202
G0Os I : IA 1cn.rgnn - o.s,or,- ,Ih fruut,
4 large bedrontng .t1nn, hcpf r.s & rIcr
D,itrh halis. an" in .. tGr ia riS,t,. a,d 81, nm
ast L,,,s 10, a.. pLp t"'t W.E,T ~" N'.ith
u"'s, w -iHl-' '. =. 2', ~ ~ y va.
steam hrat, cl"c hardwood noorsi norCh /,
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
GI.tDwlNNE
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

EQUITY 10 dwellings. $SnoU story. 6
rooms, bath laundry, electric liGhr. stone
clear property ia Philadr'phla. T., Shagru,
1915 Jefferson 81 PhUu, Poplar 32u1 PtrN
ASA !.
lSt ON E-pr0dur'ng apartment for central
property, oven though uuprnduu rik" AZ pres
eut time. T. 6le. Ledger ctti.'
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
OLD GOLD

oI II goId, silver. platinum. plated ware. old
eivle iawelrv, teeth rlatcs hourh' for ash
Eat. 1877, J. l. tlark. rellncr NO' Sonsom
haired Rogers A. s nth ST Loo. 1919
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TO SETTLE ESTATE heirs VIII sacrifice 20
acres. rlue for subdivision Particulars.
address NJ 03l. Ledger Of1ce.
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rENNsyLyaNIA FARMS
l00-Acre Gwynedd Farm

100000 10 close estate; mansion house !,
rooms and . ba this = tenant houses stable
ETC.; old shade around mansion: woods
meadow. running stream. on SunnytowI
nike. surrounded by nne country seats: con
venient TO Gwvnedi or penllyn stations
trolley passes farm. 80 miles to Philadel
phia. convenient terms II desired
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Don't Sell Your jewelry

Get cur estimate, We buy from all large
Jewellers department stores and individuals /:
es,ahiished over 80 yrs. Diamonds. JeNelry,
Bric-a-Brac Old Gold and Silver: anything
OF val bought for cash Phone Walnut 22a9
LEE & 90, Il2 Walnut st Estab. 1898.
ALL KINDS OF Cast-of clothing and shoes
bought of ladies, gents and children: also
! bedding blankets, quilts, sheets, etc. hest
prices paid. Phone or write and be convinced
Pm. Marker .liS, w, II. Stern S31 n 4th.
WE PAY highest prices for household goods
ans des. Young's h0t3 Marltet, Pres. 1877
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NEW Observation-Disclosures


ONE Of the most attractive cottages in
Lower Clclsea district. modern. : ned
rooms, baths; garage; large corner lot
sreat sacrifice. IL. g. Harris & Co, Guar
antec Trust Bidr., Atlantic Citv.
ATLANTIC tlri-Apnrtment showing sli
QUO gross in'oHe. will sell on basis OF ! :
per cent income gross small amount cash
greatest bargain on our lia'. N. q. Harris
co. Guarantee Trust Rldg
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HIGHLAND PARK

EIGIIr-ROOM modern de,ached dwelling.
with EaraE tiled bath, y sauarr To troll.
ley immediatf possession. $1,000 cash, Price
SS350' RYAN 5nnS MARKET
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WANTED

VICTOR, Columbia records, bought so
and exchanged. Gi21 Market st. Open Cvg
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VARNlSH SALESMAN required by New
York manufacturer for Philadelphia v.rin.
ity to carry a full line Of architectural n nd
manufacturing Gpecialties. Address in con.
fldenCe " IO1, Ledger Office.
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WEST pH,LtDELrHIA

CHESTNUT ST NEAR 45TTT--TarGe 3-story
residence. lot I1NlOO: will sell close TO as
sessrneu' or exchange for other real estate
W MAN I.Ngnr Oflico
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
STATE TITLE TRACK
CONTEST HERE TODAY
Thomas, Woodward and Tulsa Clash
for InterscholnstIc championship
I,otsIs Fayorites.

with the track In prime oondl-
tion and training over, all is In
readiness for the state interscholas
tic track and field championship
games here this afternoon, when
Tulsa. Woodward and Thomas clash.
Tulsa and Woodward. tied for the
class A title In the University OF
Thomas. winners Of the class u hon
ors, are conceded to have the strong
est teams In the state and this
method OF determining the states
best high school track team was de-
Cided upon TO settle all doubts as to
the rightful claimant.
The visiting squads showed well
In the meet At Norman and there 10
no doubt but that II viii be n battle
TO a finish for Conch Clayton's men.
However. following the showing OF
the local squad In the eastern cham
plorship games last week and It's de-
clsivo victory IN the Oklahoma Aggie
meet several Weeks ago, followers
of the local team are confident II
Will be returned winner.
Following are the Tulsa entrieH
Mccullough tcaptainJ half mile.
quarter mile. pole vault relay
Howell high and low hurdles. high
jump pole yaulG Wienecke-i00
and goo yard darhes discus. high
jump broad Jump. Csrter--lO0 and
200 yard dashes quarter mile. broad
jump. relay. CarsOn-&i0O and 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

Close and exciting finishing
marked yesterdays racing card at
Chremore, From the first let 'er
20" from Squint stevens. starter. to
the last horse in the final race. the
turf fans who took chance on the
elements were treated to thrilling
finishes
Medford Roy got away in the lead
In the first race OF four and one-half
furlongs but by a great burht OF
speed I'm the final stretch, Mayaga
nosed out the leader. Indian Brigade
finished third. TIA scratched
wood Maid and Persevere staged
n pretty race In the second, four and
one-half furlongs, Preneyere win
ming. Bon BOX scratched Night
Cap and Ethel II were left at the
post.
Prosperos Baby ran well through
out the entire third race OF about
five furlonRs and headed Old Coin
just before the final turn. winning
by a length. old Coin was second
and Reilloc third. Ethel scratched.
Myrtle A. was excused because OF
IameneSs
Hasty Riches. kristies Kub and
Barbara SchillinR started in that
order In the fourth cantato Of six
furlongA and finished that way. Pet
elua scratched,
The fifth and last race was fit
ting climax 10 the days card. Brando,
Ben Levy and Robert Lee finished
in order, Brandn barely passing the
judges stand fifst while Robert Lee
was but "A nose back OF Ben Levy
Today Is the seventh and last day
OF the meet and the classiest card
of the program has been IA. ranged.
This iS also ladies' day, the manage
ment announcing that all fair fans
will he admitted 10 the park and
stands free
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
0KLAH0MAN WINS
OVER ARMY KING
Nate Jackson Defeats X. O.
Brown in Fast Fight
At Forth Worth. ~

FORT WORTH, Texas. May is.---
Nate jackson OF Oklahoma City de-
feated X, o. Brown. flywsight cham
pion OF the allied armies In 10 rounds
OF fast and furious milling here to-
night, 4 large crowd cav the battle,
the greatest bantamwsisht e1hibi-
ton ever staged In the state Of TsnAA.
EArlv In the fight II looked - u
tho sterling little battler from the
sooner state was going to meet hb
first, defeat In q Tsxas ring. and 10
Lone star state. paffsG for s lsw
minutes by the queer ring tactics ef
tho army lad who fights left han6-
co. Jackson was clearly At Ices hoe
TO procsed. After . couple Of pcvnls,
however. he showed that ne had q.
veloped an effective offsnse - we'll
a. a good defense and hls wonderful
ring ssneraiishlp ana speed carried
him through to victory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
Sues On Auso Dses

Declaring the defendant 10 tndsbt.
I'd 10 the plaintiff for work per.
formed In repairing an automobile
owned by the plaintiff and also for
storage charges on the oar, suit wAe
filed in district court Friday ~ a.
q. Higgins against J. n. Taylor. the
plaintiff alleging the debt b . Hen
against the car. Huggins ashe .
court order requiring the sale OF the
automobile that the debt may bs
sAtlsflcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

Oklahoma city. following It's sec
ond victory over ~ Joseph. which
took Tulsl's oklahoma rivals To third
place and sent the Abbotts down 70
fourth. plays tho Rourkes Joplin,
with two wins over SOulx city. goes
10 Dcs Molnes and the battles be-
tween these two for tho leadership
should be thrilleTg. Wichita has
come arround as all thought 1t would.
taking TWO from the league leading
boosters. after dropping tho initial
combat The lzzies open at SOulX
city today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
Southern Association.
Hominy Ii Dressing Up.

HoMiNY, Okla, May 1sa-Hominy
IN dressing up. The streets In the
business section OF tho city are 10
be paved and the houses on al.
streets within the corporate limits
are TO be numbered. The town has
grown no fast that these two city
Tying steps are being taken.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

The white s0x should have easy
sailing 800 their four gam" series with
Philadelphia while the Red SoN meet
sicrnnr opposition ln the Browns.
Washington and Detroit should make
good battles while Cleveland and New
YORK. potentially first division clubs
arc expected 10 finish the feature u
his series in Ran Johnsou's circuit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
PLANS ARE BEING MADE TO
SEND ATHLETES TO PARIS

NEW YORK, May l6.-PlanH are
rapidly being completed for tho Tor
nation OF team Of army athletes
which will be sent from this coun-
Try 10 augment the American entries
In the inter.sllicd games 10 be hello
In France June az 10 July =. The
team will leave about June . ...
owing 10 the lack OF time II VIII
no, be possible TO hold tryout meets
AS is customary previous 10 olympic
games Instead every army camp,
student army training corps ana
amateur athletic Union district
has been requested 10 name
one or more ellgibles and from this
roster a team OF at least so VIII be
selected
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

SEW YORK. Nay I6 Thef, OF
between $4,000 and $4,000 worth
~ sugar during the last five weeks
from the United States naval supply
base In Brooklyn led 10 tho arrest to.
larceny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
TULSAIS SHOWED
TO SECOND CLASS
Breaks Go Against Oilers in
Sixth Inning of Final at
Omaha.
TEAM GOES TO ST. JOSEPH
Abbott Hopes to Climb Up
at Expense of Dolan's
Athletes.
TEAM GOES TO ST. JOSEPH

sr.cial to The World.
OMAHA. Neb.. May 16.--Tul lsa
.linncd into the second division for
,ha rrs, time this season today
vb.n omaha came from behind and
rating around In the sixth inning
scored four runs and established
I.ad il held 10 the close. winning
Sto 2 .,-,-.
There was a great dlsappointment
In mo tulsa camp tonight. for II was
.hard game TO lose, one in which the
breaks went against the visitors at
,bs critical time. President Spen-
csr Abbott himself felt tho defeat
L4enly as hv losing while Oklahoma
Ct,y was winning from st. Joseph he
saw his oklahoma rival climb above
him and ne had boasted early In
the spring that the capital city club
never would he able to top his
athletes from the oil metropolis.
There was somo consolation in the
nct that Oklahoma City comes here
tomorrow and Tulsa goes to ST.
Joseph
Tho sixth inning was Tulsa's un.
doing today Kirby opened II with
A single over third Giselson pushed
MIN along by sacrifice. Hasen
drew A base on balls and then Donica
drove hard one into the box which
bounded or Hewitts foot, permitting
Kirby 10 score from second Wuffll
fumblcd Hale's grounder but re-
covered In time to catch Hasen at
the plate. Hewitt then passed
shinkle Donioa registered on
Bashangs single to left. jackson
then smashed one throagh Wano,
sending Hale and Shinkle home and
landing Bashang on third, The rally
was stopped at last when Brokaw
60 under Bashaas'r fly
The game by innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

BOSTON, Nay l6-A combination Of
hits with bases on balls gave 81. Louis
victory over Bosion IN the final game Of
The series today Sholton walked tho first
three tircs a. bat and scored on each o.
cAson Failure TO hit with men on bases
proved costly 10 Boston,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

SummhryI FArhcd ruhH-t8hhhh
Wuffli, Mnnioa. Three base hit
Wuffli Base on balls-Off ShinkcI
3. off Hewitt s; struck out by
shinkcl 4 Goodman, Burke, Wano,
Wufni.) by Hewitt tBashsng,
Havens. shinkeD. Sacrifice bits-
Bashang, Donica, GisclSon. Stolen
bases--t.iscison, Davis Wano. Dou-
bic play--Wuffli to Wano. Left on
bascs--Omnha 4; Tulsa ]. Time,
I!tS. Impire--Daly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
nnnil,crn Aanf,claiion.

At New Orleans 6. Little Rock T..
At Mobile I. Memphis g.
At Birmingham \, Chattanooga o.
At Atlanta 3, Nashville 8,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
REDS WIN PITCHERS
BATTLE FROM ROBINS
Morans Administer Second strpight
Shutout--tiants Also Win Pitch
ers' Duel From Cubs.
PIRATES WIN FROM PILLS
Cooper Holds Coombs' Club 10 -Four
Hits-Cardlnals Bunch Hits and
Defeat Braves. 4 10 ..

BROOKLYN May iS --LC inctnnAt
svened M the series with Brooklyn today
by winning their second successive shut.
out victory The supcrbAs have not scored
run In ~ innings.
Vha sCoT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
j0esly!0!ope,: sy!0!
! Larry Daley.

Schedule changes are made today
In the Western. National and Amerl-
can leagues. Play Is beNSnlng much
better In all those circuits" MID
season form having been approach
ed after half months play. This
has been especially evident during
the post week when spectacular bat
ties were staged in the mo Jor leagues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

80 -,
ia, second, Indian Brigade. ll3,
third. Time. ! 05.
SECOND Race. ~ Furiongs
Wood Maid, III, first; Persevere
ll3, second Miss Folly, III, third.
Time, l.10 2-5.
Third Race. about $ Euriongs
Prospero's BABY, ll2, first, Old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
DnH MOlnes.

Wiobit, '....... i2a 600 o00-S
Das Moinss .... 400 oI0 OO0--3
summary Rnns-Befger Wilhoit. Me-
Bride NewaShs Musl!sT, hasbrook.
Wright. Rresn. Error.--WuboiL Carey.
hit-Msrr. Sacrifice ny--wrisht stolen
bases Berger. Mcbride Left on bascs--
NiehitA /: Dss Moines I struck out
BY Pillcte, /; by Dimmoek by Lyons.
.2' by Norman, | Bases on bslls-Ot ~.
pitch-Pilleite Earned runs and hits
Plletto, 3 runs and hits 10 "a In.
nings of pimmoek no runs hit in !
innings; of Lyons, runs hits IN I .
innings OF Norman, no runs 1 hit IN
- innings Charge detost 20 Pilictte.
Credit victory to Lyons Double plays-
Mcbride 10 Newasha MAR TO Carey to
Mueller. Umpire rerrSohaffy Tune q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
RED S0X DROP FAST
GAME TO WHITE S0X
Caldwell Batted Hard and Frequent.
ly while fabcr Holds Champions
To Three safe Hits
OTHER GAMES POSTPONED
Rain and Wet Grounds Sets Back
Final Gamcs Of scrio~---sched-
uie Changes To-day.

CHICAGO, May i6-ChicAgo beat Bos.
ton today by batting CAldSeli frequently
and hard tAbcr held Boston to three hlts
but his wildneIs and q bad throw 10 ths
first inning gave the visitors their runs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
St Louis

Hetsos out hit by hatted hall
NBstted for Powell In seventh
rHAtted for Holkr In eighth
SCORE by INNINGS
~ Louis ............' 2Ol Oln ooO-4
Boston ................. OOi 600 100
summary Rnns-ShottOn 60 stock
Maranvi'le Rawlings Frrors--Snyder
MaranviIe Two base hits Miller Stock
stolen bases shottor. Paulsite Double
plAys-Miler 10 Hofnsby 10 P6ulc,ts Mil
cr 10 paulet'r Bases on hnlls--ON Tusro.
q: on Sherdsl. / on Fillingim Struck
cu,-Bv Shcrdel, 2 by Filingim, l by
Nurthfop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
American Association.

At Kansas CITY 10. Milwaukee B.
At st Paul Q. Minneapolis Q.
At Toledo Louisville. no game:
rain.
At olumbus- In ndianapolls. no
game; rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

Nbatted for MArquArd IN seventh.
IRAN for Schmandt in seventh.
IHRAn for konctrhy iu ninth.
SCORE HN INNINGS
Cincinnati ....... 900 Ol0 600
BROOKLYN .......... 600 600 600
summary Rnn---DAubcri Stolen base
NeAic Bases on halls-OH Matausrd 2,
OF Csdore. ,. Struck out--By MErquArd,
q. by Luque. ].
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
Games Today.

WcStern League.
TULSA At ~. JOSEPH.
Oklahoma City at Omaha
Wichita at Sioux City.
Joplin 81 Des holnss.
Nas1onal LeaGns.
Pittsburgh at BOSTON.
Cincinnati At New Yorks
Chicago at Brooklyn.
n, Louis at PhiladelphiA.
American League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit,
New York At Cleveland.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Americas Asnocfatio
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee At Kansas City,
Minneapolis at St. Paul.
Louisville at Toledo.
SPORTS ON PAGE ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

yard dashes. low hurdles: Poe
hlgh and low hurdles; Travis--thot
put. javelln throw, discus throw;
iumy. discus throw, re-
lay. chad well--mile half mile, re-
lay. WIthers-mile. Cssn mile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

SIOUX cry May i6.--SiouS City was
unable TO hii either Saith or Crutcher 70.
day and Joplin took tho last game Of the
series by . score Of 10 10 0 Collins made
his shird home run IN as many days. jon
liz scored five Of is runs In the ninth
inning on dS hits Including two doubles.
Tha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

NEW YORK, NAV rs New York reg
siered d., fourth successive victor, over
Chicago today. Barnes held the cubs to
three scattered bits not a man reaching
third base
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
Sioux City


TNWTTn
siouS City ........ ..... 600 600 nor- o
summary. Runs-Burvsll l1l. Hnlswttt
.t3l. Horan Bnebsck Collins Cruiehsr.
Errors Andrews ."h Robinson. pe'ats
t2) Two.baSe fSs- Rorwell Brifhers
Lamb Hous fun--CollInt Sacrifice hi's-
BFisbsck TO Thompson Sacrifice Nya--
Koran Double rlays-Ui'swit 20 Lamb 10
Brebsck Deihte TO Schm,d' 20 adams.
Lett on bs,es-lop ,lr.. .siogs CITY. ..
? Struck oni-Ry Smith hN ,uirhef.
!, by Allison Time IS. JmPtfcs--
Shannon and HolmoA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
Exciting Races AT Clarmore;;
Last Card of Meeting Today

Coin. li2, seconi. Reilloc, 100,
third. Time, l.03.
Fourth Race. a Fnriongs
iiAhty Riches. ll5. first; krlsties
kub' 10, second: Barbara Schill-
Ing, 10. third Time. i.2b
tffth Race. 1 mile
Brando, i09, first: Rem Levy. 100,
second; Robert Lee, ia, third. Time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17
Tesas League.

At San Antonio g. Dallas ;.
At Houston ]. Waco ..
At Beaumont 2. Fort Worth b.
At Galveston ?. Shreveport ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-17

I'm the western wheel. the southern
clubs move up for four games After
dropping two out Of three TO Omaha,
the oilers go TO ST. Joseph for four
contests The Oilers are now in the
fourth place, the first time they have
been below third since the start Of
the season
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Piratss Hit opportunely.

PHILADELPHIA, May lG-Opportunc
biitinE enabled Pittsburgh to defeat Phil.
adelphlA today. giving them three games
oat OF four Cooper held the Philliea hit
less Tor ,iS innings.
The Erpres
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summary Runs-Bighse I2l, Terry t2l.
Stengol Boecksl t2l, Lltsman, Mensei,
hits--Boccke (2l. Three.base hi--Moll.
vita Home run--CravAth stolsn bases
.--Boeckel tal, Bigbce Double play Bsird
10 l.uderus 20 Adams Bases on balls or
oeschger, \ on Cooper. 3 Struck out
By Oeschret. ? by Cooper @
NATION Al,
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nsi,hnmA CITY pa,aea rnls..

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May l6 Sommsrs
outpl,ched Rose in todays game and Okla.
hons City defeated St Joseph IN the third
and final game OF the series, TO l.
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DEs MONIES, May l6--wichhs
punched all OF Its seven hn In two In.
ninrs lSdAy and IN addition scored hit
less run in smother beating Des MoineS,
5 10 3.
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American League,

At Chicago 7, Boston 4
Al Detroit New York, no game
rain.
Al Cleveland Washington. no
game; rain. sS
At st Louis. Philadelphia, no
game; rain.
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hot,on .,,....,.,..,,,, 500 o0i 600
Chicago ..........,....,, ot0 oi0 20x-f
summary Runs-wesssr, jackson,
Lehch (2b, osndll, Risbsrs. Fabsr, Hooper.
Barry, Atrunk Ruth, Error--fabcr. Two.
base hit--Weavor Three base hit--fsiseh.
Bases on balls-ofi fihst. of Csld
well, q struck out--By Fabsr, 81 by caid
we'll. /,
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National Ienguc.

Al New York q. Chicago o.
At Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati /,
A. Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh 8.
Al Boston 2. 81. Louis 4.
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philadelphia
Pittsburgh

SCORE ny INNINGS
Pittsburgh ........... goo 100 22i--a
Philadelphia ..... ... 600 600 II IA
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RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Western League

Western League.
At Omaha Q, TULSA 2 a'
At st. Joseph !. Oklahoma City s.
At Sioux City o. Joplin 10. a.
At Des Moines ., wichita 6.