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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-19

FOR SALE--Thoroughbred White
Leghorn eggs for sale. cents each
per egg. All North 9th st. 19-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-19

FOR RENT-Front bed room
close in; modern conveniences; pr
yate home. Call at 324 S. 9TH st
or phone S1S. 19-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-19

TWO HOUSES TO WRECK-319
and 315 ~ 9th. Bids wanted. D.
H. Roche, phone 1925 19-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-19

FOR RENT-Two large unfurn-
ished rooms, close in; inquire at
S2l Kansas ave. 19-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-19

No one should wait to be asked
to buy Victory Bond.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
THE GREAT UPSET.

The Sox victory in 1906 stands out as
one of the greatest surprises in his
tory; an overthrow that silenced a
frenzied nation. Underdogs in the bet
ting by the decisive margin OF three to
one, the Sox rushed into their INDUSTRIOUS
foes and literally drove them off their
well spiked feet.
The Cubs we're not only brainy
array but they had led theiT league In
batting, fielding and in scoring runs
and had packed away the pennant as
early as August. Their percentage for
the year is still record for major
league play-,76S.
Nick Altrock slipped FL beating to
Mordecai Brown in the opening tint.
however, and the hitless wonders moved
into Confidence alley, where the rest
was easy. Brown came back and
trimmed Altrock later in the same Sc
ries but the Sox finished with four
victories against two defeats.
That eventful campaign ie well re-
membered by Southern leaguers be-
cause OF the fine work exhibited by
George Robe, who went UP from the
Pele. The Crescent city had produced
one of the greatest minor league clubs
in the game and Robe was one Of its
brightest stars.
When George Davis, the veteran
shortstop OF the White SoN, was hurt on
the eve OF the series Jones shifted Tan
fehill to short and planted Robe at
third Twice in the same week Robe
produced a triple with the bases full
| and his consistent work with the build.
geon was instrumental in the ultimate
victory of the American leaguers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
WHITE SOX AND REDS RENEW BA TILE IN CHICAGO
WORLD SERIES RESULTS
FROM 1903 TO DATE

1s0S-Boston. A. L., five games;
Pittsburgh, N. L., three games
laq4--No world series games.
l906-New York. NJ Ia, four games;
Philadelphia, A. L., one game.
1996-Chicago, A. L., four games;
Chicago, N. L., two games.
19e7-Chicago, N. L., four games;
Detroit, A. L., tie, one game.
190s-Chicago, n. Ia, four games;
Detroit. A. L., one game.
19os pi|tsburgh, NJ l., four games;
Detroit, A. L., three games.
1Sle--atnletics, A, L., four games;
Chicago, N. L., enc game.
<1sl1-Athletics A. L., four games;
New York.N. L., two games.
1912-Boston, "A. L., four games;
New York, N. l.. three games. tie.
one game.
1sls-Athletics A. L., four games;
New York, N. L., one game.
19l4-Boston, N. L., four games;
Athletics, A. La, none.
1915-Boston. A. L., four games;
Philadelphia, N. L., one game.
19l6-Boston, A. L., four games;
Brooklyn, N. L., one game.
191T--Chicago A. L., four games:
New York, N. L., Swo games.
191S-Boston, A. L., four games;
Chicago, n. L., two games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
THE RED CHANCE.

1t remains for Cincinnati TO shatter
the spell that has followed the name
Of Soy in world series contests. Neither
the Red sox nor the White Sox have
been dropped in any-of the five title
affairs in which they have participated.
Three of these have been won by the
Boston club and the remaining two have
been taken by Chicago.
AS far back as 1906 the Comiskey ma
chine tore into the famous CUBS ano
took their measure in four out OF six
games. This was when Fielder Jones
was their manager and the box score
carried such names as Ed walsh, Nlok
Altrock, George Robe, Lee Tannehill ana
Sullivan, and when the eminent CUBS
we're Chance, Evers, Tinker and Stein
feldt, TO say nothing Of Brown, over
all Reulbach, King, Holman, Schultz
Slagle and Sheckatd,
Coming back in 1917 with Clarence
Rowland supplanting Jones, the Sex
jolted the Giants IN the same startling
manner and pulled out of the skirmish
with four additional scalps.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Williams Beats Himself.

The two decisive factors Thursday
we're the wildness Of Williams and the
calm. deliberate steadiness OF Slim sal
lee and his brilliant support, The
stately sheriff Of Higginsport, O., per-
mitted ten blows, but not run was
earned from his ancient left arm, which
still maintains It's primordial cunning,
The stately sheriff had something more
than cunning and support Thurday, for
fate also stepped UP to aid and directed
more than one savage whlstling blow
from White SOX bats on low line to
some member Of the supporting cast,
waiting directly in the path OF the blow.
The sox struggled hard In spots, but
they could not overcome the comblna-
tlon Of Williams wildness, Sallee's great
steadihess and the handicap Of an I'M
friendly fate,
As McMullin passed out In the ninth
Thursday afternoon with two Sox
stranded, ending the battle, the Red
carnival broke In all its fury. No won
der. Once again the big crowd had seen
the slugging American league cham
plons held without an earned run. Tho
two lone talies that developed were the
result Of Neale's peg to second from
the right field line IN q vain effort TO
head off Ray Schalk. The ball bounded
away from the bag and rolled on TO the
stands, sending over two unenrned TALL
lies And these two runs were all that
Collins, Weaver Jackson, Felseh, etc,
could produce, for whenever they at
tempted to open new rally Sallee
either frightened his primeval grip OF
Eddie Roush ran back to some fence
and pulled the ball away from the top
plank. The remarkable Roush has run
down Is fly balls up to date, and some
of them have taken him almost out OF
the county Here IL one prime sample.
with Buck Weaver on second In tht
sixth inning, Hap Flesch rose lightly
upon both toes and soaked one two Kill
ofnetefs into center field. The drive
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
AttabOu!
Big CoY1e Shea
LINES nv ANY soX SUPPORTER.

LINES BY ANY sOX SUPPORTER.
OF all sad words from tongue or pen,
The saddest are these; "Sox Lost Again
Sadder than any Memphis cop,
Or Gould you lend me five, old top?'
Aye, sadder in its sonber tone
Than Handy's famous slide trombone
Is this brief line to betting men:
"Sox Lost Again.
Oh, don't tell me with any roar
The ultimate and final score
How Collins failed or how, alas!
Claude Williams slipped them all pass
How Roush went back for Felsch's fly
Aud pulled IL down from out the sky.
I only know dropped a ten
Because the White Sox lost again.
know that Jackson sailed three
From off the shoots of Slim Sallee,
But what are three hits. in the fun,
When none of them produce run?
Please run away and let me be,
Deep in my COLON and misery,
For what care for living when
The Reds have trimmed the Sox again?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Another Worlds
Series Receipts
Record Smashed

CINCINNATI, Oct, s.---Another rec.
ord went By the board yesterday when
the national commission announced that
the total receipts for the second game
q the series. e! esSels.sive Of tee war tan.
peoach to this figure by the second game
Of any previous series was that of 1915,
when Brooklyn played at Boston and
the total receipts amounted to $S2,626.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
70 BUILD SCHOOL.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, oct. 2. (Spl. IA
contract has been awarded for the con.
struetion Of the finest district school
In Madison county At New Market The
new building viii cost over $4,000, and
composed OF the districts d New Mar
ket. rleNnA Hurricane and Rice The
county viii operate three automobile
trucks for the transportation OF chill
dreh 10 and from school.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

Hank Schreiber, recruit Infielder with
the Reds, must have had Ills head
turned by praise bestowed upon HIM
When the Cincinnati players last week
held meeting and decided how they
would cut their worlds series money
they voted a full share to all except See
and Schneider, who were allotted one
half share each. This made Schrelber
50 angry that he refused to put on q
uniform. Schneider looked pretty good
a. A sub for Heinle Groh, but his atti-
tude has cooked his goods as a Red.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
BOBBY HAYES WINS FROM
ELMO RYAN IN 10 ROUNDS

sPRINGF1ELp, Mo, oct Q. (Spl, -
Bobby Hayes, the Memphis bantam de.
clsivelt defeated Elmo Ryan. OF SPRING
field IN ten round bout here last
night Ryan WAS on the eegt Of a
BELL saved HIM
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

berg, Lynn. Manager Clarence Row
land.
New York Nationals (Giants) --Base-
shortstop, Ffetcheri Yielders, Burns,
Kauff, RoBertAch; utility, without
Thorpe. Manager John McGraw.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
BIG FARGO BANK BROKE.

FARGO, ", o, oct, S,--The scandl.
navlhn Bank Of Fargo, with liabilities
aggregating more Than sl,eoo,oeo, was
banking board OF North Dakota, II was
ordered closed and placed In the hands
OF temporary receiver,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
JAKE ABEL KNOCKS
OUT KID KARST

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. Sake Abel,
of ChattanooOa knocked out kid"
Karst, Fort Mcpherson soldier, in the
third round of a scheduled 10-round
welterwOIGht bout here last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Williams WiIdness
Proves SOr Downfall
Chicago Portsder Issues Six Passes and Coupled With
Three Dagger by Kopf the Cinoinnatians Take
Second Straight Game to 2.
BY GRANTLANn RICE.

CINCINNATI Oct 8The Red tide another notch Thursday
leaving the White immersed their necks gapng for
air Unless they brace within fragrant of home
cooking the South Side Friday will be foun
dered beyond their depth without life pTeserve in sight
produced
solid blows while the
latter predomnated by the conservative of taking
no,tbna
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

The iucklest ball player q the year is
bought by Cincinnau from Rochester on
reeomm endatlon 81 Gene Mccain and
Arthur Irwin, lie made them give MIN
q slice Of the purchase price, got a good
contract and now gets a half portion OF
the worlds series money, And nee
played 10 only half 4 dosen games and
looked like a fright In th6se.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Ait for Williams In ninth.
CINCINNATI.

Summary Two.base hits. jackson,
Weaver; three base hit, K6pf; stolen
base, Gandil sacrifice hits, Felsch 2.
paubert, Duncan; double plays, Kopf 10
paubert, ID. Colllns 10 Gandli Felsch to
p, Collins 70 Candid, Rath to Kopf to
nadbeft, left on bases. Cincinnati h,
Shieaec 7; hass On balls OF sallee az,
Ccllinel or Williams, Z lRo0sch q,
Rath, Groh ., Duncan; balk, Sallee,
struck out, BY williams l (Neale), BY
Sallee . Jackson, Williams Cmplres
Evans behind plate, ouigley at first
base. Nallln second base, Rigler at third
base. Time. l.ts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

lees delivery getting three blows, one
a double.
Horseshoes were tied all over the
Reds, and In every inning they we're
in evidence.
The breaks in the first two games
have about broken the White Sox mo-
rale as well as sox hackers.
With Cieotte and Williams beaten,
the Reds have no fear from now on.
However, you can never tell In base
ball, The weh-known worm may turn
at any time
Eddie Roush gave Redland bugs
sample Of hts fielding ability when he
raced away into the next county and
pulled down Happy Felschs drive which
was ticketed for the Ohio river. Roush
has been bear at fielding In the first
two games.
Pat Duncan, ex-Baron outfielder,
failed 10 deliver q hit Thursday, but
calcium with Roush, his team mate and
fellow gardener.
In the fourth inning with two Reds
aboard, Larry Kopf hit the first offer
ing Of Williams for three bases. That
The White sox had chance after
chance to batter down the Red defense,
but were unable to push out hit when
II was needed slim Sallee pitched
masterful ball, especially in the pinches,
| and turned back the heaviest artillery
OF the sox when he was in danger.
joint Collins played rightfleld for Chi
cago despite the fact that he is suf-
| ferlng with lagrippe and maybe the
| flu. He will be out of the Friday
game, with Memo Leioold going to right
| field, as the Reds will use right
handler.
An aviator swooped his machine near
| the ground during the game IN order
| to extend greetings to his fellow avia-
tor, Lefty Williams, who was COM
pletely up In the air
| The weather was hotter than hades In
| midsummer, and II was exactly what
old Slim Sallee preferred, He Is hot
weather pitcher and he had all the high
| temperature that he needed. Ask the
White Sox.
In the ninth Chick Gandil opened with
a single and Sox fans cheered, but
Swede fRisberg took all the joy out OF
life by hitting into double play, kill
ing off a possible rally
Fred McMulIn substitute in
fielder Of the Sox, batted for Williams
In the ninth, but was unable to deliver.
In the opening game McMullih went IN
As pinch hitter and singled. He Is
batting 500 as q pinch poker.
! sousa's band entertained the fans
. with different airs, but the sweetest
! melody 10 Redlands delifiOus mob was
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

The White Sox management may be
strong on t"box seats" but 1t also will
look after the common ordinary variety
OF fan, for 1t Is announced that there
will be, 10000 dollar seats through erec-
ton of the extra bleachers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

VIM Moves off the hands Of Connie
Mack. The jump from a taiiender ID
a champion Is all honor, however, for
Noyes is not eligible for the worlds
series games. Y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Playing of Worlds Series
Dates Many Years Back
Will Hold Close to 40 600
Fans and Every Nestige Of
Space Will Be Filled In
Series Games.


CHICAGO. Oct S.--Comiskey park. In
chicago, where the third game Of the
worlds series win be played between
the Chicago Americans and the Gin
clnnat Nationals, is one of the most
elaborate baseball parks in the country
Al the time 1t was built in 1910 1t was
declared to be a baseball palace, and
since that time several other, baseball
Clubs have erected stands along the
lines Of Comiskey's creation.
Comiskey park, moreover, is the only
one IN the country which is owned by a
single pefson--Charles A. Comiskey,
who Is also the only man in the big
league who is the sole owner of club.
The tract Of land upon which the steel
and concrete structures are hnilt con-
talns IA acres, and was purchased by
Comiskey when he decided 70 move his
team from the Thirty-ninth street loca-
ton where the stands were made OF
This big grand stand was started Feb.
70, 1910, and finished July / OF the
same year. TheNclub played part Of its
1910 games on the old grounds and
moved to the. new park on the day 1t
was completed. Twelve hundred tons Of
steel were used In the grand stand. The
park Is located at West Thfrty-fifth
Ieaehed from all parts of the. city by
elevated and surface lines and numer-
Gus boulevards. The playing field is
laid out with the home plate in the
southwest corner of the field thus
allowing the batter to face northeast
and making right field the sun gar
den" The distance behind the plate to
the first row Of boxes in the arand
stand is 50 feet, eight feet less than the
major league regulations call for
The distance down the right and left
field foul lines from the home plate to
the bleachers' fence is sos feet, - feet
more than REGULATIONS. From home
plate to the center field fence Is ESQ
feet. These dimensions make the play
ing field the only one In tAe country
conforming 50 closely to stAndaraA The
park has seating capacity OF %, 500.
The original seating capAcity Of the
park was $4,000 yet at one tirne--Frank
Chance day--Preelderit Corfskey made
a settlement for e6,S0e paid aAmiasioAa
to the New York YANKEES.
49, s..
OoupIO-Oeek Bt91G.
The Grand ltand &c f. aouh,. -a.cA
structure, with box seats fringin9 is
OF these box seats, The Srand stand
seats behind the boxes are on inclinee,
There are about 5000 OF these, and they
are an reserved. The lower grand stand
seats are reached NV two inclined run
ways, which 10 up at either end OF the
stand, and when about half way ID
branch out, making Il possible TO reach
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
FABER HELPS soX.

games with Cicotte at his side subdued |
the pop eyed Giants In four out OF six |
games. The stand was two and two |
when the SoX stepped in and peeled off |
victories In the fifth and sixth starts. |
In this carnival Eddie Collins tore |
loose with 400 batting average and |
literally smashed the Giants into
shapeless mass. His astounding de-
fensiVe work was another contribution
to the complete wreckage OF the Nations
al league champs.
tf.the Red assault Is powerful enough
to hammer down the fighting SoR IL
will mark the first occasion wherein a
Sox brigade has dropped below the top.
II you like figures, scores by inning,
etc, you have the dope here on the
previous world contests of the Chicago
club;
1905.
WHITE sox VS.. CUBS
Oct. 9--At West Side Park RH.E.
White sox 20 00g1109 o. I
,,, AltrocR and sullivan Brown and
oet, lo-At sodh side psrk-R.HE,
White sox 30 . . 0 / . Q . SAi I I
Reulbach and King; White, owen
Oct ii-At West side park RH.E.
S Walse sos .nn..S SS$SSS 3 So | !
Walsh and sullivan; Pfiester And
| Killing.
CUBS CUBS .ss...','0 90 9 0-l Z /
Brown and Killing; Altrock and sullll
Oct, is~-At West side park RHE.
White Sok ~ 024n 1 Q 0 0--s 10 s
Walsh, White and sullivan; Reul-
bach, Pfiester, Overall and Killing. y
Oct i4--At South Side park RH.E,
Cubs ..t.s.,.,l 90 0 l 0 0 o Ia 0
White Sox ..3 40 90 0 0 IS ID !
Brown, overall and King; white and
Sullivan.
Umpires--oIaughln and JOhnetone,
N'e'orieS--" PPii,,ssSsgTRs Cubs 2
Chicago Americans white Sox)a.A
Basemen Donahue, Isbel Robe shorts
stops TsnnehilL Davis; fteldefs, Dough-
erty, Jones, Hahn, Manager FIELDER
Jones,
Chicago Nationals (Cubs) -BAsAfnen,
Chance, Evers Stenfeldt, shortstop,
, Tinker fielders, sheekard, Holman,
Schultz, Manager, Chance.
President Conskey donated the
clubs share, nearly $4,000 to his play
ere, Each Whit, Sox received sl,sStSs;
1917.
Oct s--At comiskey park R,H,E
White Sox 30 ! | 30 0 . SO Z
Giants ..,.:.0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL !
cieotte and >schalk; sallee and Me-
! pct lat comlskey park. RtlE
Q Giants -. AK 10 3 81 I
Faber and schalk; schupp, Anderson
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

Tartan OF the Apes roaming the Airl-
can jungle from limb to limb. As we
recall the sordid details il was shake
speare who first remarked that YOU
cant keen your cake and also give II
away williams tried out both syst6r15
the same afternoon and found the great
Avoniah WAS entirely correct He is
sued six passes 10 the Reds, and when
he presented three Of these IN the
fourth inning II was all over but the
cloutlng Three passes In this round,
single by Neale and a long triple by
Kopf, and the SoX were on their way
back home with another large blue welt
inst under tho left ear.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
SERIES ATTENDANCE.

CINCINNATI, Oct 3.--The national
lowing figures on the second game of
the series:
Total attendance ............S 29,690,00
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

lf.the Red assault is powerful enough
TO hammer down the fighting so9 II
will mark the first occasion wherein
SoX brigade has dropped below the top
II you like figures, scores by inning,
etc. you have the dope here on the
previous world contests of the Chicago
club,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
WORLDS SERIES
SIDELIGHTS
BY Bob Pigue

his witness He gave an even half
dozen bases on balls four Of which were
coined Into runs He held the hard
hitting Reds helpless with the excep-
ton OF larry Kopf's triple which came
after Williams had walked a pair OF
the Moranmen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
PitcheY'S Mound,

The pitchers mound is elevated ~
INCHES. At night ana when the weAthee
is threatening the diamond lie covered
by a tarpaulin, which is 1870 feet square.
It requires dozen men to handle this.
1t is rolled on a large steel cylinder and
is kept In q structure built of concrOte
In front Of the left field pavili6n,
Evening journal., 1919-05-06

Millinery makers and apprentices will
fin demployment by an Ad in the Want
Ad columns.
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
VINYARD TO LEAD
MIDDLET0WN CLUB

Special to The Evening Journal
MIDDLETOWN. Del, May 6.-At a
meeting Of the Middletown Athletic As
sociation, held in the Office Of Elias
.Shallcross last night, the club was re-
organized and plans for the formation
of a baseball team took definite shape.
After the meeting had been called to
order. with J. Z. Walls and Lee PEN
nington as temporary officers, the fol-
lowing permanent organization was af-
fected: J. X. Preston, president; Elias
shallcross, secretary; J. Z. Wis,
treasurer. No subscriptions of money
were asked for, but those directing the
club quickly raised s25 as a starter.
Ben Gibbs, Hukill and ChaINe Ellison
were appointed a committee TO solicit
contributions, while Lee Pennington,
veteran umpire OF many a season, was
selected as arblter.
Probably the most important act OF
the entire evening was the election OF
Bayard Ninyard to m 1.-The position Of
manager That position on the local
team requires a thorough knowledge
Of baseball tact, brains and playing
ability, all Of which "Tommie" is we'll
known TO possess
Many OF the old players who made
MiddletOwn famous two years ago at
Evening journal., 1919-05-06

tended the meeting. anu all slgniiied
their intention of trying for the team.
Arrangements were made 10 secure the
services Of George Lefty" Finn"
Ike Gibbs, Walker, Ben Gibbs and
Tim HukilI form an inneld that easily
rivals any in the state. Ike Gibbs and
Walker have broken up many a close
battle with a shower OF base hits at a
critical moment. while on the defense
thew are unbeatable. Hukill was for
merlv the manstay of the Friends
school team and later of Lehigh Uni
versity. Ben Gibbs, sterling inilelder.
is captain Of the team and many a
game has he pulled from defeat TO
victory by his shrewd generalship and
knowledge OF inside play.
The outneld in all probability will
be taken care Of by Wallace, Ellison
and Vlnyard, three flrst-class gardeners,
equally good on defense or oifense. All
are hltters Of the slugger type and
Wallace and Ellison have not a peer
in the state in the matter of stealing
bases.
The candidates have already been
going through some hard practice, and
scrub game has been arranged TO be
played between the Cubs and Regulars
next saturday. The locals are anxious
10 meet mostly town teams, as the
Wilmington teams have never been
strong enough. The first real game
will very likely bring together Mid
dletovn and kennedyville.