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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interfof IiAra
Land Office at Miles city. Montaha
August 4th. 1919
NOTICE is hereby given that
LAURA NJ. SWANK, TY
widow Of Hugh II. G1Ths dedea4fd.
OF Miles City, Montana. who on Sep
TENDER Goth, 1916. made Homestead En-.
try. No 03174. for SWA. Sections Z
township s.. Range 40 H.. Mee@f
principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
attention to make Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land-ars& hes
crtbed before A. J. Smith, To 81 Ctm-
missioner. at olive. Montana. on the
18th day of November. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank smith. Sam Smith. Albert Jesse,
and Milou Drunham, all Of Olive,
Montana.
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department OF the Interior, 4. $
rrApd Office. at, Miles it;ity. 5. Montana
Oct Is. L9l?J -, go az: > ..:.:s
NOTICE. is hereby given that j"
MARY Il. CROFT.
of Riddle. Montana. who. on Feb. IA tn
l9l7. made Homestead Entry. No. O2sa2a
NEl4 Section II. Township s =. Range
81 r.. Montana Principal Mrr;aian has
iilrd notice of intention to p,ail. Three
year Proof, to establish aclai,,l t. the
S."feld, L. 81 Commissioners at Hidlle.
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: -.s
Grant ktrchaNal. J.sper :. i:ua! t:,or.c
r. Rue and Frank Scofeid aii Of I:id :
DIE. M"nthna. l~ VIZ. ap''
r. w., d. WINTERS, R-x,.t-r.
NOrits: ron IT nLseATlON.
department or the Interior. l.. s.
Land -offire ut Miles, Cftyr Montana.
Aug. 23rd. 1919. Il. ,.....,.s,u
NOTICE is herebN given that
..s. ANDREW, MlTZEI. -:
OF Eroadus. Montana. who on Tuur -tb.
t"l6 made Homestead E.ht.v No.
n'-'"Tl. for East HAIR (Ei. }. Se",ion s
township s,S.. Range 50. f., Montana
intrntIon t" make Three Yea Yea. .ro"f q q
establish claim to the land lh,v" ,,cs-
crlbrd. before H.. r. Straiton Clerk Of
IN" district Court, at Eroadus.. Montana
81, me sth day of DeceNnber. 13l9.ts
Claimant names as witnesses:
H., ~, tStusex, Thomas III. ., .Ahes,.,,sl>i
neniN Eltndt. and Henry rhillippi. all
q. ". MYERS. Reu,.tcr.
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E:+i l'eisart ,,eIlt::.s Mi the / I,.terior 81.
Land 0ffice ata2 Miles es,it WIFI. Afo ,ataI,a,
August 14th. ta19.s i.5H+lsi Hi Hi ' 0

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August 14,h. l919 45@sHEIi3. s s H
NOTICE, is hereby giyen that i=s5z:Ss
FRED ANDERSON ssss 4l
of Stacey. Montana, @hWke,, ON Sts,,tam-i5
tl"r p, 1915. nade Homestead Entry.
NJ" o272,o for south Halt ess s.. Sectibn,lI
4. Tow aShtp s. Range +8 f., sHIonta ana
Principal Meridian. has Hlea s nofiee AZ
intention t" max" Three Year IsroDf, to
establish claim to the lana above des.
"rihed. before A. i. smith. IF ~. ~ COM /
missioner at Olive. Montana. n ont the
25th day of October 1919 "a. u s#iss tt4s # #E
Claimant ,,lsenes as Witnesses i$ 335 Il
! charles West. OF I.onsch Montana +; HI iilb
AUGUST smith. Of I."esch. MnntaIiassE N
q; w. Wad"ll, of L"esch ! Mnsatanasa il FL
II. T. Cain, ef N"lborc. Montana. H.
q. ". MYERS. Regi.ter. I'll
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NOTICE FOR r,ni.Is ALTON. 5=
Department of the Interior, H. S..
Land Office at Miles City M,tt Ia ma,
Au-ust Is. 1ai9 4: t3:s E4:i; NJ
NOTICE is hereby siven that Il.
EIsWIN J,4HoId.AND.
OF Ao9rhGaa Montana. who. on July
q h. ! si;s, anfa4le Desert Land Entry. No.
E0i a;;s ;siFfag SW1. NM. NWia .SWA,
SSse: f1lES Me-. Section II, Township
%. s, I.;a,li-.z (: ~ T., Montana rrincipa,
Meridian. has filed notice of intentioa
ito make Final I'rnof under Act 81 is
! Par 8 tnfeestal}lisii claim to the Rand
is4s"Ss= desert bed, before = ohm /. S.ct,tisld,
~, :. Commissioners, a, Fiddle. Monta., ;s,
ON thu 2tta day of October 1919.
\ l'aiafan Mt nanm.s as Witnesses: -s IA
lHea Moeaheo, of AIaorheisa.= Montana. ,g
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NOTICE FOR PuRESCATlONT

Coal it ~: FyE.fs O24133.--.A1 +
l'erartment nOfs th~a dnteriOr!' T.. $
Land Office at, Miles city. Montana
Oct. J.. 191a..itaf t.t-Y irt1yLt
NOTICE IL hereby given that
~ ALLEN, H.. gTsGn'Kss-'
OF KINGSLEY, Montana. who. on Dee
2Srd... 1914 made Homestead Entry n"
O2n32: foreyNWA. WI. NEA. NW14
Sc NEA SWA. Section -, Township
. Sc Range al E4i Montana f'rincipa
Meridian. has flied notices Of fntenti,n
to ma Ike Three Year Proof. 20 .s1ab-
ilst claim to tho land! above sarsrr.'.-
ca .pet""" Theodore Craig. L: s Com
missioner. at Froadus. Montana, ON
the gath day of November. 19i9
Claimant names as witnessest
q. J..ErOck. George Rule! John S"vcr-
owe. ana Henry Amhu1e. all Of
Kingsley. Montana.
't-f -sta t;s W. MYERS. N~gtstcr.
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Department of the Interior u. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Sept. 10, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
WILLIAM II. HEELER.
of shorty Wyoming. who. on October
IL, 1915. made II. r.. No. O32O3G for
SEA. section 10. Township . s.. Range
81 H.. NJ r. Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make Three Yeas fProof
to establish claim f. x1ha land above
described. before Jonn A.. Scotieid. U. s.
Commissioner. at IsiNdlt. Aiont.- on the
7th day of Nov. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Paul .Everitt. Curtis DeHt. Abel Far
irish and Hank FEeflevs sll of shogty.
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| NUTJTE For utJsIj7e4VI0&.
J. -.pfla rtWent OF. ,thci interior, IT, g.
i.an nd 0ates, lat Miles. titN.,r Montana.
!tusust .S.'1elsr' a. -: s.ssk
| NOTICE is hereby, given that
FRANK "A. NORRIS.
"i olive: M"Hthifas who on June Sth.
Ibis. mad. homestead Entry. No. oaes17
for East Half lEta). Section %. Town.
ship 3 =. Range ~ IL. Montana r.rinci-
Il pal Meridian. has filed notice OF in.
| tention to make Three Year Proof. T.,
estab lfsh fclaim to, the land above dss.
trriheh, before A. J. smith r. $. Com-
missioner, at Olive. Montana on the
18th day of October. 1919
Claimant NAMES as witnesses:
Albert -. Jesse, George G. Herman. G.
l.. E"wscy. and Wesley Morris, all Of
tbiH.. Montana. ...r-..-. - .r-f.
.,v,. ,-r-, q. ". MYERS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR ~ RLll ATiON,
Department of the Interior H. =
Land Office at Miles City Montana,
Au@ust .s., 1912 ns, .r,.4s, ~,t,
- No'Ht'ls is here y'-..iv,.,, that,ut.
attffN w. sRoWEANlt ~
of ErpAdus. Montana. who on Aucust
2"r'i. 1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
o"12h6 for SWi4'.H ST. NwiI NEX
NWA. See p, SEA SWA. Section %.
Township. 5 =. Range 81 E. Montana
PRINCIPAL Meridian. has flied notice OF
ihttnti"n to make Three Year Proof. to
ESTABLISH claim to the land above des-
''ribed before Thcodorc w Craig. r. 8
Commissioners, at Et"adus. Montana. ON
the 18th day of October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph 'l"st"in, Arthur Strtlcr. George
lttia'id all of I:r"aduS. Montana and
Gene Carr. of Graham Montana.
q. W. NNI.Rs. Register.
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N"ritE FtR TT RLTeATtON.s
Department q. the, '1nterior,..U 8.
Land of1ice at Miles City.,i Montana.
August 2S 1914 go "
NOTICE is, hs9,sts. given tll.t..
&c. CHARLES l.. WINTER u
OF Pinto Montana. who. on April II,
1877, made Homestead Entry. No.
o"l'39. for SEA. 81 NEl4, Lot /, Sec
ito" 4. Township s.. Range 50 f..
Montana Principal Meridian. has fiji cd
notice Of Intention to make Three Year
't"ot. I" establish claim to tn land a.
b"Hf described before John +. Scnf.t,)d.
u. :. Commissioners. at i:iddle Montana.
on the 2!th day of October 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
FRANK '"uv"nat Frank Hasner. James
G"er. and L. ]. Ilasner, all of Kruger.
Montana
g., AA.1ls. aLReasislsr.
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NOTICE For ~ DliC ATiON.
department. of the Interior T. (
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
August 81. 1al9.
NOTICE is hereby given that
RICHARD DRENEI.
Oh shorty. WEomin..- who, OF, July, is.
i?l" made Homestead Entry. No. Oa31si
l"' NsiA SW Il. Nj SE,h. St.1,.
NV i. Section 81. wnshin . s. Rang.
az H. Montana Principal Meridian. has
tllca notice of intention to make Three
year lroof. t" establish claim to the
land above described, before Joh,, l..
Sc"f"'d, L. s Commissioners, at Fiddle
Men No ,aas "a the h. laX4 Of Dct oAel
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N1TTSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = =

STTT1'E FOR -rrKrTrvTIDx:
Department of the Interior, Il: $.
s saHd , 3.ssss at My City, Montana
NO1NCFS is hereby Siken that
of Broadus. Mont. who. ON MAY I.
ssr s %f9 ~ + ~ sSM S:;""s sE for S Sts
SWA. Section n, Township 1 :. Range
5: =. NJ: +. Meridian. has I'll. n"tica
81 Intention to make iThrse Ytnr Prnof.
to establish claim to the lana aho.e
$. mmisstoner. at Er"aaus. M"nt, on
the Sth. day of November. lSl?..,,,
Claimant names rs Witnesses:
c. W. Miles. J. Il. Newton. J. Iinville.
and John Daut. all of EroaduS. Mont.
n Cr-,G. y. MYERS. Register.
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R sna 1ss at Miles c,2 MONTANA r.
= NOTICE i. hereby given that. :.
WILLIAM |. CHRlSTNlOND.
OF POwdarvtlts. Montana who. inH Feb.
18th. 1917. made Homestead Entry, No.
iesssse; for NWlli see!ien a Township
Meridian. has filed notice. of Intention
to make Three Year Proof. To establish
claim to the land above described be-
fore Register and Receiver. r. = Land
Office. at Miles City, Montana, on the
18th day of November. 1919,
~, Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles tombstone, Chester Dolin. Mat
, 'ssw shkkssa ast< ""''''o" all Of
&. W. MYERS. Register
j. /. a3iih !.
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& department of the Interior. u. :
l.afsd*o Office at Miles City, Monta NJ
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NssTiCE FOR rlaI.,C<TicN.
department of the Inte,ior l. =
i.a.Hs teifco at Miles city MontauA
NOTICE is hereby given that
HrEERT Q. SIX N.;,iS
81 Unto. Montana. who. az 90, a..
.a.s.. maj Hnnl"s'safi Entry. ~
n2asa5. for MEL SWh. So SW;l.
Ssc..14: NWi,. NEh Swi.. SrrrInf
~, sEsM,,, shia 6. : =. panaa. 20 r.. Nnn-
= a,'A,: Ia.in cfhal NIeI.1ifn has TIL
ApAassA1..nf intention to ma II. Thre. Ns.as
tt;E"M.#tn establish claim t. .hr ).,f
y H1Se described. hafecs.... Ta-odr4.
/ .istty: y. :. Commit Stone, at Erna,,1rs
A a,ens on the Gath day OF Noyenlhrf.
( Cainiant names MS witn.ssos; g#
;Ata Mks: l'ailv. Of Broaaus Mor,sana
2sF caf ;$l:ro addus. Fl. G. Daily AMI j II
!frtATssA of Pinto. MontaWai
III: :: 1886 en-. MYERS. Resintcr
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Jnsiicial district of the state "f Mon
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department. of the ~ Interior. T.. $.
Land tlfhce at Miles City. Montana
sept. ~ III 9l3, E" { a :. - tt}T
NOTICE. It's itercby Givsu ithst. AS
ui'"cttd by the Commissioner. Of tin,
a.'hefal Land office. under pnoui Sions Of
S'a;. s2+''. *. -. pursuant TO the appli-
cation of Nesp.r Kelsey Msnrhcad
Montana. Serial, No. 0l3A5H We viii Of
lei at public sate.-to the highest bidder
put at not less thani SKIS per acre. at
~ O'Clock A. Mon thet3nd day Of De-
ce1nher. 1879. next. q this office. he fol-
Lowing tract of land:- Nav !. SEA.
NT.it SW "A. Lots 3. .. Sec 30. r. s :
~ ~ IT,. NJ. NJ This tract is. ordered
INTO the market ON n showing that the
greater portion thereof Is mountainous
az too rous h for cultivation. and viii
ne SOLD subject to the provisions .f thu.
Act OF June ~. 1910 t31 Stat. $500
me sale viii not be kept open h,,t
VIII be- declared closed when those.
present at the hour named hay, ceased
h'udin.. The person ma king the. high
est hid VIII be required to innaediatrly
pay to the Receiver the amount THERE
of. " -
Any persons claiming adversely thu.
a""Ve-descfibed land are advised to file
Ihtlf claims or objertions on. or he
Tore the time DESIGNATED for sale ~
-f q. W. Wy FRS. Rc.i~ter.
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Department OF the Interior, L. $
rr.apd ONCE. at, Miles it;ityy.. Montana
Oct Is. l9l?I 40 80 / ~: 4. ..*:.:s
NahTIl,E, Is h..rahN ..i Ven dat. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
ITALIANS TAKE LEAD>
IN PUGILISTIC GAME

According 20 some Of tho oit.-
GERS ~ the 332nd regiment which
was the first compafAut forces 20 go
to italy during th" war. that country
viii soon hr in the forefront In pu-
gilisiic affalrs The 232nd was sta
uoued near Genoa for many weeks.
before they were finally sent 10 Ca
tarro Drumatia, and during mat
time the officers had an opportunity
to become better acquainted win
italian cuhlome than ever before
The men or the 832nd had a large
supply of boxing gloves with them
when thcy arrived ln Italy During
their Stay tho men put on i'm
urompui bouts which seemed 60
make u great h.' with the natives
on several occasions some ~ the "a.
tiyoH were induced tu 'r} their hand
at fhc chawois glove game, aud "f-
ficers report that ih" natural npti-
tudc ~ the Italians was astounding
strange a. if may seem. when the
312nd lrf. Genoa fnr the trip into
pulmaiit. many s"ts o. gloves we're
left behind. some months later, the
SAND returned to Genoa 20 embark
for home. and they had occasion 70
see natives battling hk" champions
after their practice ot a Few
months
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Games Today
Western I~axue

OKLAHOMA CITY Ar TULSA
TWO GAMES. First At $50
Joplin nt wichita
Sioux city a. Drs Molnes
It Joseph at omaha
National League.
pIiishuIgh at cincinnati
s. Louis At Chicago.
Two samca scheduled.
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RUPERT MADE STRONG
FIGHT TO KEEP MAYS
Not Satisfied With Injunction Hc
suocedcd In Tying Up Reserve
Cash In Johnson's League.

d Without stopping 20 five the
fmerits OF the case tho up and down,
II is quite interesting to note tho
manner In which Messrs. Ruppert
and Huston of the New York
Yankees went about that little prop
osltion of blocking Han Johnson's
effort TO rob the ianks OF the sorv
Ices OF Pitcher Carl Mays.
The first thing Rupert did after
obtaining n general Injunction. was
10 get special wedge against the
use Of the coin In the American
league sinking fund by Johnson In
fighting the Yanks' case. The move
was one OF the most strategic In big
League baseball and was commented
on at great length by those who Are
familiar with baseball and ltH ins
and outs
The sinking fund is, OF course,
contributed to by all members OF tho
johnson circuit The assessment 10
not severe. but IT Is intended to
keep seovrb thousand dollars idling
there with which To pay for attor-
neys and court foes ia any special
matter that might come up. Rupert
and Huston knew all about the sink
ing fund and they ala not caro- 10
contribute money 10 Johnsons cam
paiEn against them.
Another interesting angle In con
nection with the deal IL that which
shows nothing was left uudone TO
beat IdNnson. when Colonel Huston
accomplished the Yankoas 10 Detroit
and Immediately employed a lawyer
there 10 procure m injunction Hus-
ton admitted that Injunction pro-
ceedinEs are IN strict accord with
he rest Of the H. e. l. schedule,
but the Yanks would have them at
this time. even though the prevail
ing market price was twice what II
is today.
Hegardloss ~ what one'f private
opinion of the Yankee Mays deal
might be. considerable credit must
be given Rupert and Huston for
The complete ana thorough manner
In which they mustered defense
for anything that President johnson
might spring Their thoroughness
certainly proves they were In earnest
in their contention.
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BAPTISTS RETURN
TO GR|DIR0N GAME
New Coach, Pupil Of Yost and
Warner, to Direct the
Shawnee Athletes.
MANY NEW MEN IN SCHOOL
Numerous Stars to Enter OBJ.
u; Open the Season With
Kendall College.

special 10 Ihe oFld.
SHAWNEE. Okla, Aug 30 The
sport Of the griiiron has been resur'
rcctcd at oklahoma Baptist uni
vcrsity after one years vacation In
fact. /, Is at present very much alive
with the coming NJ the new athletic
director Talmagc Marvton, from III.
nois rev era IN Disou athletics
Is promHed.
Mr. MArston received his football
training under Glen Warner, former
" coach Of the Carlisle Indians, and
Fielding YOst OF Michigan. lie has
had about five years experience as
u coach, the last three years hay-
ing turned out championship teams
in his state, lie comes TO oklahoma
with a wonderful record as coach
OF basketball, baseball and track as
we'll NJ football
New suits have breH ordered and
viii be on hand ready for the fcllOws
The first day of school. September S.
The new $4,000 gymnasium and
dormitory under construction Will
not bo finished by the opening OF
school, but viii hc done in time Tor
the basketball season.
he personnel Of former q. u L
gridsltrs returning at the opening or
school this year !ncludA the names
Sydnor Slealey. ". 4. Walker and
Ray Ballard New material coming
I'm last year that will be- back tor
this year includes David Cooper,
prewitt brothers from EldoradO.
Potter brothers from Nash, Palmer
brothers from konton, virgin Bran
don, Tuttlc Duncan Price, Asher
Maddox, Port Harris. POND Creek.
Wahl ldHbrl. Nelson of Fargo, tross
of shawnee, Rushing Of oklahoma
city, Montgomery OF MARROW. Harrl-
son OF Slouewall McCaullcy OF nd
mond ard Ponder from Reed --
younger brother of the two famous
oklahoma athletes.
New malerial thus far listed for
this year includes the name Of Anscll
Smith who made an envinblc record
at Fort SIN Albert Culey OF Sapulpa,
Carl Bender. one OF shawnee highs
best, Herschell Emery OF Howe,
Marvin Moreland OF Decatur college
In Texas, Parry. Compere Mckinnit
and Estes from Shawnee high, John
iEst OF Logan county high and
Avon Potter. the wizard Of want
lands central state normal team OF
last year with such n lineup .. -
T.. IA ready to face the on comers
There viii he others not here listed
who viii make many Of these fcl-
lows hustle for place on tho team
his year.
The opening game ~ the season
this year will be especially interest
ing 10 Tulsa people when the Hsohs
viii CLASH with Kendall at Tulsa
q.
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GAME ENLIVENED
BY NEAR BATTLE
Charlie Schmidt and Arch
Tanner Nearly Tangle
in First Inning
JIMMIE BURKE HITS HOMER
Parks Ball With Bases Un-
occupied-Breaks Are
Against Oilers
JIMMIE BURKE HITS HOMER
Ey LARRY DALEY.

.AppieEzte and Park were effective
iSday ana Oklahoma City won the
ssccrd 6lmo OF tho series from
Tnir,. 7, was another sec-saw
game. oklahoma again being favored
hy getting break IN the luck,
though the visitors. with IL hits
deserved to win.
In the first inning dispute over
whether Arch Tanner had kicked his
roller and on which the shortstop
was declared out, threatened 10 de-
velop into a free-for-a fight Only
the action OF cool-headed players
prevented scrap between Charlie
Schmidt and Tanner. Tanner said
something to Charlie, then Charlie
said something TO Arch. Where
upon Tanner made pass at
Schmidt, The burly catcher, free
ing himself from restraining hands
ani his chest protector. rushed at
Tanner, but players separated the
two. Both Tanner and Schmidt
called It square and shook hands
when Tanner came TO bat in the
third inning, the crowd giving them
n big hand for their action.
Lefty Bayne was sent To the hill
by Manager Abbott and was nicked
for three hits before being replaced
by Shackleford In the first inning.
Red rocked along well until the
= fourth. when Oklahoma city counted
run. He was taken out I'm the sew
enth after tho Indians had added
their last score, Nsngilder succeed
iac
Apologize was effective except in
the seventh inning, when two hits
and one run resulted IN his retire
ment. Applcgnte'H control was
especially good and he looked 10 he
In as good form as he was before n
Eorc arm forced him out for several
days Park. who succeeded Apple
gate. held Tulsa safely throughout
the eighth and ninth innings.
After threatening In tho first and
third innings oklahoma city finally
scored I'm tho fourth. GrlcFs and
Griffin singled TO loft and right re-
spectively. Moore's sacrifice fy to
Davis advanced both runners ,GrlgHs
scored from third while Appleratc
was being retired at first by WufrlL
The Indians added another In the
sixth on Griffn's double 20 center
and Moore's long single to the same
territory
Tulsa scored lts first IN The sixth
with none out, Jimmy Eurkc, who
has been meeting the ball with reg
ularity lately loaned on ono, sending
ii over the right field wall
Both clubs scored their final tai
lies In the seventh with one gone.
Tanner OF oklahoma city singled 10
her Ilndamore singled 10 right and
Tanner counted what proved TO hc
The winning run when Benson hit
safely 10 right
Tulsa scored one In rs hall of
ihe seventh. Davis. first up. singled
to left Yank was forced nt second
ON Tierneys Frounder 60 Tanner.
Bhmidt singled to left Roth run
ners moved mp a base on passed
ball Tierncy scored on Manion.s
.Erouuder 20 Tanner, Schmidt being
caught ~ third
with Jim Pnrl, pitching effective
ly. the Oilers did not seriously
threaten thereafter though there
wore hits in the eighth and ninth
Innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
KLAHOMA BEATS TULSA-BANIAMS BATTLE TOMORROW
Dickerson AHOped
$6,f25 Salary From
Western Mugndfes

AUBURN. n y. Aug a0-The
national board Of the National AS
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball
Leagues today allowed a claim OF
L. W. Dickerson, y western news
paper writer. for s6,A26 against
the Western baseball League FOR
alleged breach Of contract
MIR pickerson was elected 10
the presidency OF tho league in
1917 for "A three c-yenr term and
when the league suspended in
July, 1918. on account OF war
conditions. went oversees ns a
soldier A. II Tearncy OF CHI
cago was rendered and accepted
the presidency OF tho League last
February. month before Mr.
D,tkcrsOns return 20 this coun-
try.
The board also affirmed Its pre-
vious decision denying the applica-
ton OF the Texas league TO be ad-
vanccd to IA class A rating.