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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
TWO MORE JURORS
ARE SECURED IN
M'NAMARA CASE
George HeIIbig, CapIeville,
Farmer. Becomes Tenth
Mans. 0. Bates, Takes
Charge of Case.
M'NAMARA JURY TO DATE.

1-E. C. Cummings, blacksmith,
Neshoba
2--R. E. Mooney, dairyman and
cattle buyer, Kerrville.
S--J. L. Henderson, travelling
salesman, 753 North Manassas
, street.
y Al. w. Dnlehite, farmer, White
haven.
S-H, S. Smith. tenant farmer.
MitfingtoH
CIR. B, Perry carpenter and
farmer, Cordova.
rs. W. Cr8N fcfd. Newspaper
carrier. 2091 East Trimhle place.
S-'Thomas l.. Risk retired mer-
chant, 724 st. Paul avenue.
so. y. Appleton, grocer, 979
Pennsylvania street.
l0--George Helbig, farmer, Caple-
vile.
lib. r, Parr. farmer, Kerrville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
LADS FUNERAL SET.

The funeral OF John Bent6n Wyckoff.
Ir., years old, son OF j. Il. Wyckoff,
federal steamboat inspector. who died
at the residence, 1918 Carr avenue,
early Friday morning. is to be held
from the home at O'clock Friday att
ernoon. The child had been III but a
short time and failed TO rally from an
operation re underwent at the BAPTIST
Memorial hospitd Interment Will be
In Elnnwood cemetery
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
AID TO COMMERCE..

WASHINGTON, Oct Without de-
bate the senate today adopted reso-
luton by Senator Harris, of Georgia,
asking various government departments
to inform the senate rs to the char
meter, amount and estimated cost to the
government Of work being conducted by
them relating to foreign commerce,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
First Inning.

First Half-.-Rath was out, Rsberg
to Gandll. Daubert flied out TO Felsch.
Groh struck out, No runs, no hits, no
errors,
Second Half--Liebold sent line drive
to Ncale. Ed Collins out, Fisher to
Daubert, Weaver sent high pop to
Daubert. No runs, no hits, no errors
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

---Temperat ure---------
Hour. Dry Bulb Wet Bulb. Humld'y
Z pm esday 81 = ~
7 nm. today. 10 ~ ~
Noon today so Il 81
Maximum temperature, SO, minimum,
10. sun sets today at 6;42 n m, sun
rises tomorrow at 6;51 a. m. Moon rises
at l:4t a. m. Precipitation, none.
Tepnessee--Fair, continued warm.
NIssssippi--Fair continued warm,
ArlIansas--Increasing G | o u d mess.
showers In northwest; Saturday, cloudy
and showers, cooler in west,
Ala abama GENERALLY fair, continued
warm.
Kentucky--Falr. continued warm.
i.ouisana-Partly cloudy. scattered
showers In west
oklahoma--Cloudy, probable showers;
colder saturday.
East Texas--Scattered showers, cooler
In extreme northwest and interior.
West Texas--Cloudy showers in
north: cooler.
North and South Carolina. Georgia
Generally fair, continued warm.
Florida Generally fair except prob
able thundershowegs IN extreme south.
Kansas Generally fair ana cooler, sx-
cept probable showers IN extreme east
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Fourth Inning.

FIRST Haf--Groh worked Kerr for a
pass. Risberg took Roushs slow
grounder and barely got him at first,
Groh going to second. Duncan line flied
to Rlsberg who tossed to Ed Collins,
doubling up Groh, No runs, no hits,
no errors.
second Half--Groh took Gandil's easy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
VICTORY ON HOME
GROUNDS WON IN
fast BALL GAME

CoMlSKEY PARK CHICAGO, Oct 3,-The Chicago
White Sox playing their home diamond tumphed the
Cincinnati Reds here this afternoon 1t the first game Chi
cago has in the worlds SERIES having lost the first
the Cincnnatans monster the home clubs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Spread Over Nation.

II these opinions were not rNfrcted
somewhat IN excerpts from newspaper
editorials In different parts of the
country, II would not be worth chon-'
CONTINUED on Page u, Column ~
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Ninth Inning.

First Halt--Rath out, Ed Collins to
Gandil
! Daubert famed
Groh out, weaver 10 GandH Esg
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
VIGILANTES RULE
AFTER RACE RIOT;
FIRING is HEARD

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. s.--According to long dis
telephone message from staff correspondent of the Ar
kansas Democrat battle believed in progrs ebween so
soldiers of Fourth infantry and equal number of armed
negroes in heavily wooded district three miles of Elaine
Reports Of heavy firing he sad could be heard One report
military headquarters his message said that soldier
had been wounded and was being brought to E9aine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Second Inning.

First Half-~Roush hit the first ball
pitched to Risberg who threw him out
at first Duncan singled TO right cen"
ter, It was on the Texas league order
kopf drove to RIsb6rg who threw him
out at first. Rlsborg fumbled the ball
around until II was too late to get Dun
can at second, Neale out Il, Collins
to Gandil No runs, one hit, no errors.
Second Haf--Jackson opened the sec
Ond inning for Chicago With clean
single to left1 Felsch laid down a sac
rifce which Fisher threw into center
field IN an attempt to catch jackson,
the latter landing on third and Felsh
nj second. GandiI siuEled to right scor-
ing jackson and Felsch, and taking sec
ond on the throw to the plate. Risbcrg
walked. Gandil was out when Fisher
threw Sehalks tap TO Groh. Risberg
reached second and Schalk first. Rari-
den threw to Groh thinking RisberE
was going to steal, but Risberg hurried
back To second safely. RlsberR was
forced when Fisher took kerr's easy
tap and threw to Groh, Schalk going
10 second and Kerr to first, Groh
speared fiebolds drive and threw him
out at first. Two runs, two hits, one
error,
Third Inning,
First 'Half-weaver got Raridens
bounder and had the. ball In GandHs
hands, with Rariden s~Saral jumps away.
Fisher singled 1t was short hit TO.
ward third that Kerr got to but fell
down IN attempting to field. Rnth
hoisted an easy fly to Risberg. Eddie
\ Collins grabbed Daubert's bounder and
| tossing to Rlsberg forced Fisher. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Second Halted Collins drove a hot
one to left for a single. Kopf made
high leap into the air and II touched
| his fingers going by, but he could not
Craps It. The hit and run game was
worked perfectly Weaver getting an
easy fly through short when kopf went
| to second as Ed Collins started to steal.
| Collins on second. Weaver on first
| jackson, In attempting to hunt popped
an easy fly back of first that Daubert
| took care of Felsch sent Il liner that
| Groh speared with one hand threw to
| Rath, forcing weaver. and Rath relayed
| Il TO first getting Felsch for the double
| play. No runs, two hits, no erors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
Fifth Inning.
Sixth Inning.

Firs' '-Rath wgs thrown out, Ris-
berg t. ndil. The throw was Wide
hut Gfs i made an excellent eaten.
Dnuhert sent an easy fly TO Jackson.
tho latter only having to move a step
to gather II in. Weaver came IN fast,
took Groh' grounder and threw him out
at first No runs, no hits no errors
Second Half--1ackaon hit SO hard at
the ball that he fell down and rolled
over when he missed it. Jackson
slnRled to Lett Jackson was caught
stealing, Rarldcu to Kopf Felsch
WALKED, Felsch was out stealing Rari-
den to Rath GandiI struck out. The
last strlke was called. No runs, one
hit, no errors,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

HELENA Ark, Oct 3-Investngaton of the racial dis
which originated Elaine 1S miles south OF Helena
Tuesday night and have since disturbed various negro
throughout Phillips county started here today by
body of prominent citizens known the committee of seven
appointed by the civil authorities with sanction of Gov Charles
Brough.
The committee, which is an outgrowth of ommit e:
eight originated months ago consider rumors OF an i'm
pending uprising proceeding in cooperaton with the Military
authorities and will hear the testimony both blacks and whites
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03

gromider and retired him with a throw
to DGubert Fisher lost control OF tho
ball and threw Il TO the hackstop, Rls-
berg tripled to right The ball got
away from Neale and rolled almost to
the fence, RtsberE scored on SchalI's
caSy tap that bounced away from Fisher
fora single, Schnk was out stealing,
Rarldeu 20 RRth Kerr was thrown out,
kopf to Daubert, one run, two hits, no
errors.
Fifth Inning.
First Half--Kupf singled to right II
was a fnst grounder between first and
second that Ed Collins could not quite
reach, Noale drove a grpunder to Gen-
dll who threw 60 RlSbtrg, retiring Sune.
but reached first safely, lid Collins
Took Ratiden'a bounder and tossed TO
tmndu, retiring him. Neale reaching
second. Fishers drive to Weaver was
| easy, the latter throwing him out at
| first No runs. one hlt no errors.
Second Hnlf-s-biehod drove 10 nau-
bort who retired him Gnasslsted Fisher
took Ed Collins bounder and threw 10
| Daahert easily retiring him. Weaver
| went out the snmc way, Fisher crab
bing hrs easy bump and tossing n 10
| Daubert, No runa, no hita. no errors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-03
/, Weather Forecast

Fair, with continued
warm weather prob
able Saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
SOOners' Entrance in
Valley Conference Is
FdUOred by Missouri

COLUMBIA, Mo, May 20.--The
University OF oklahoma viii be-
come member OF the Missouri
valley conference n the application
OF that institution meets with the
approval OF the annual conference
gathering which Is to be held at
Ames. Ia. on May -
IL is said that some OF the NOM
Ners OF the conference oppose the
entrance OF another school into
tho circle on tho grounds that
there are already enough mem
bers, but the followers OF valley
sports az tho University uf Mis-
souri are expressing themselves
as favorable to the oklahoma
Oklahoma has on its yearly
schedules ~ all sports games with
several OF the valley members and
athletic directors consider the rep
resontat!ves of the southwest insti-
tuition as formidable as those OF
any OF the conference schools.
ST. Louis university has also ap-
piled for membership in the con-
ference
Tho present members OF IN
conference are. University OF Ne
braska. University Of Kansas. Uni
vcrsity or Missouri. Kansas State
Agricultural college, Amcs Agri-
cultural college. Drake university
and Washington university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Rise to Top of Celmars Has
Been Sensation of Ring Game

* a aughlin. New Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania. wolterwoight end
one OF the most popular boxers
who ever appeared In this city
and who meets Johnny Celmars
here June ,, will probably be the
favorlte among his many admirers
hut he viii have 10 step some to
beat the Toledo soldier
Celmars is from the new crop OF
weltcrs. Practically unknown a
year and halt ago, he has fought
himself to "A place near the top OF
the puglIstic ladder. having met
and defeated some OF the tough
est boys In the game
Celmars won the army middle
weight championship at Dallas.
Texas, November IL. OF last year,
knocking out Paul Dixon in 30
seconds There was more action
crowded into that half minute than
I'm any scrap ever seen I'm the
southwest Dixon was known AS
tough hird-but when Celmars
rushed from his corner and caught
him left hook on the Jaw until
he dropped for the count. Dixon
TOOK moro ana nNIN'T Hl'"N lilii
boxer usually takes during the
entire duration Of the average
scrap.
Cclmars was army boxing in
structor at Camp Macarthur. Eight
OF the best welterwcight and mid
dleweight boxers In the army were
produced and all fell victims to
the terrific punches OF Celmnrs.
Gold and silver loving cups were
A. presented him by the camp com
mandcr in token OF his valuab bic
services.
Cclmars lost n chance 10 battle
for the worlds wclterwcight title
at Nashville, March II. when Ted
Lewis, then crown wenrer. refused
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OklahOuA CIT
HNH A.


Total, 2a - -
.. ..u..,..
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kiXth Inning.

Tulss-Dnvia flied out to Dolan.
wano went out TO Miller. Brokaw
was safe when Miller dropped Bru-
bakers throw TO first Manion out
kslleher to Miller. No runs, no hits,
one error.
VI Joseph--Connolly out, Goodwin
10 wano Miller walked Bonowitz
walked. Brenagan famed Caporal
struck out No runs. no hits. no or
rorh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
CreW EeaUes
to Train for Regettd

PARIS. May 20-The American
army rowing crew left Paris this
morning for Hcnly. England, to train
for the lIenly regatta on July and
5. American rowing headquarters
will be at Greencroft, Henly
The crew * In charge OF Captain
&. u Winan. Yale oarsman, who
once assisted coaching the Yale
eight The trainer is Major Paul
wilmington. Harvard, who rowcd In
the 1914 Harvard Ctew at llenly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR
1920 OLYMPIA ARE MADE

NEW YARK. May 90. Pre-
Iiminary arrangements for the ho'u
ing OF the olympic games at Ant
werp next gear are rapidly he'hg
coupleird. according 10 advices from
Relrmm. close Ia 81 .OO0. 600 has al
ready been subscribed and this sum
will be further increased during the
next few months,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Western League.


MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 2O.--An-
nouncement was made today that
Dick Conway an inficlder secured
from the Boston Nationals. had been
sold by the Memphis Southern asso-
citation club Ttu- Fort Worth OF the
TcNaSslcaguc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

xxBattcd for Caporal In ninth
xNianiou out bunting third strike.
Score by innings;
Tulsa .. q q . -
st. Joseph &C.. o = OO % II
The summary: Thrcc-baso nit,
RelIeher; two-baso hit, Goodwin,
Capornl; sacrifice hits, Doian. Wuffli'
Kellehcr: double riay, Goodwin 10
WuffIi 20 Wnno; left ON bases, st
Joseph o, Tulsa f.; base on balls, of
CaporaI 8, off Bayne 4: hit nv piirh-
or. by Caporai (Goodwin), by Baync
(Brubakcr) struck out, by Chporai
s, by Bayne 3; hits, off Baync In
se.Ss innings. off Salisbury none In
is inning; umpire, Jacobs. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

PHILADELPHIA. MAY go Philadelphia
today sent over N, runs iu ninth In
ming rally for smother victory over 81
Louis When tho inning started tho Phhlic,
win was pitching fine ball but before he
got tho first man out the locals had made
tWu runs and had mon ON second and tuIrd
Manager Hickey changed ritchcr,. hut the
rhuues kept w their hitting ,ircak and
without another man being retired bai'cd In
enough runs 10 win
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Dos Moines

Summary Ruus Thompson t2 Hulr
witt. Horan Hurwell, HAs6tooS walker
hrnok tn. Hartford nimmork two base
hts schultz la,broot sacrifice ms.
Horsu. Hartford, sacrifice hys Lamb,
Rfcen stolcn bases. Diamond. Thompson
tll Hulsuiu, Huran. BurNcll, left on
bases Joplin D. pcs Moiucs b struck
out by nmmock / Ny nutwrl | bases
on bans. of pimmoGk g. OF hufwcll l,
earned runs joplin pcs Motnrs ,
.pcck t3l umptrrs. DAy and SrhAfhy &,
n lime lrI1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
WESTERN LEAGUE.


nER MONIES. May 20 --fo0r feTdlnE
donaied RoplH three runs IN, the fitsi
inning to-day and tho locals we're nr'er
abb. 10 overcome tho handicAp and lost
q TO 0 Manager Jack Cofiey Of the local
team w-. to-day uuur-udrd- for ttvu dHys
and fined s2S for striking Umpire Larry
SchAtny sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Fast Ponies and Good Riders
Assure n Successful Ten
day Meet.
0. SCOvILLE ONE OF RIDERS
Well-known Jockey, Big Track
Winner, to Race at Sapulpa
Meet.
RaiIbird's Selections

First race-E Ethel II. klo,
Medford Roy 4
Second raco-Flossle S. Pcrse-
we're, Reilloc.
Third race--Mcx, Jim Thorpe,
Velvet.
Fourth race--Thirty Seven, Ex-
aminer, Kristiee kub.
Fifth race--Dehara. Thirst, No
Manager.
Best choice---Mex II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
GIANTS DEFEAT REDS,
CUBS BEAT SUPERBAS
Iilcr and tnuscy Knocked or Sisl
King Lcnrs Batting Aids Cham
pions To Win From Robins,
PIRATES WIN FROM BRAVES
brilliant Fielding In Pinchcs Carries
Hamilton Through-Phliiics Win
Swatfcst From Cards.

NEW YORK. May . -rht Giant, dc
fratcd the Reds today In heavy hitting
and loosely pitched game. tl"r. who pre-
vtously had pitched - runies innings,
rAs Knocked or tho mound In the thlrd
aud was succeeded bY Mitchell who lasted
but tvu innings. and hrcaaIcr finished tho
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
nm,hn 4. okl.hom. CITY. 1

OMAHA May 20 Nlthoueh outhli
fruu. the start Omaha defeated the ukla
home Ctty team hy the score OF 90 l here
tadas The visitors secured eight hits. off
kuup while the lcrAl players were unable
TO make more than five steiner was the
pitcher Tor Oklahoma tllN.
q tFUre
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

Chicago

Jackson; errors. Risbcrg t2), SchAlk; two
base hits shannon pu.An. Weaver, stolen
bases Weaver. shannon: double plays.
RSberg to =. Collins TO Gandi,; p Collins
10 Gaudil ca. Rabcr 10 Risbctg. bases ON
balls of johnson .. OF Fabcr / struck
out. by johnson /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

summary. lSns Griffin Hashang i2r
hean kith, uisslson. errors brusoa I2N
Griffin, Sioncr, jackson. Uiselson. earned
runs. Umshs g. Oklahoma .tiV bases on
talN oi' Stoner struck ng' ~ Sioner
NV kopp 1, sacrifice hits Jackson.
CIsoison. HAters Kirby, two base hits.
Ci,cIson Mutt. double PLAYS Halo To owcl.
son tn Jackson bcnicn 10 harheau 20
tAck son lrf on bases Omaha q. Oklahoma
a. time. las, umpire, Shannon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

The official Score

ST. JOSEPH. May 20.--rulsa
made II three out of four by defeat
ing St. Joseph here today In the final
game OF the series, D to 1. Rayne nj
lowed only five hits. while his team
mates collected IL 1fc blows,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
WHITE SOX DEFEAT AS;
RED SOX BEAT BROWNS
Glcasons Outhit and Outficldcd But
Bunch Blows-Ruth's Home Run
Wins His Own Game.
OTHER CONTEST POSTPONED
Rain Sets Back Yankee Indian and
Griffmcn-TigcrC Combatsl-Schcd-
ulc Changes To-day.

ST, LOUIS. May 3o--Ruths terrific
drive over the right field fence with the
bases filled checked ST. Louis today and
Boston won The chan pions scored all their
runs In the second inning
lhn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
s,ou, City. g; wichita. o.

SIOUX cry, May 30. sioux city and
Wichita played their stta,gAt fourth shut
out game today. SiouN liiy Wiuning TO
a. and evening mp tine series Thomas hold
Stouy CITY TO five hits While kssmuAsen
.liovcd the visitors seven sAtcu,s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Sor rield brilliantly.

CHICAGO. May gHChicAEo defeated
PhiladelphiA TODAY IN the fSna game OF the
series. fAber. although hit harder than
Johnson, was given Ilne support IN Toe
pinchss. four double plays coming to his
aid at critical times
The .rorc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
siouI city
wichita

summary WuU0- N0TaN ~ TT-"-E- :"
bride NcWAsha, Carey sacrifice hlt' ~,
iatc. stolen base. Dictate Double play.
Mari 10 Mueller to Berger LEFT on bases'
Wichita 6 Sioux city hAhcs on balls
of Thomas struck out, by Rasmussen =.
b., 1homa, . ht hy pitcher by Thomas,
Walker. nefats aud SchmidO, time, leo.
uutpirr llOImpA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
ny LARRY DALEY

With the entry list augmented by
the arrival OF over n score OF horses
from othor tracks. all is In readiness
for tho opening OF tho Today race
meet Mt Sapulpa today with fair
and warmer weather promised by
tho forecastor and the track In cong
dltion for speedy racing, prospects
are that the Sapulpa meet will be
tho most successful ever held IN
Oklahoma,
A CLASSY entry list, including the
fastest ponies. are entered In todnys
races. The list OF horses that will
race at sapulpa compromises some OF
tho clnssiest runners on American
tracks. Winners at Hot Springs and
New Orleans and Jockeys who pilot
ed mounts to victories In those
meets should make good the prom.
ise OF tho promoters that OF pro-
vidlnK classy racing throughout the
entire 10 days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21

throughout tho Clarcmore meet ana
Is favored to win the first race. kio
and Medford HOY are placed,
FlOssio II is choice In tho second.
Perscycro Ia "A close second WIN
Rcilloc third
Mex l. easily the choice of the
Wise ones In the thlrd with jim
Thorpe second and velvet third Mex
Is the best bet OF the day
Thirty Seven, Examiner and kris
ties kuh Took good for the fourth.
Krisliea Kub hasn't been going az
good lately as he should.
Dohara IL choice in the final cam
ter with Thirst and No Manager as
placere. 81
Following the Sapulpa meet last
year Harry Casey veteran turf tol-
lower and who has followed the
ponies In all tracks and cllmes shii
he would return this year We saw
Casey yesterday. II you want an
interview. says Harry, SAY for me
that this country looks good to yours
truly and that racing In coming back,
bigger and better than ever,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Pirate Defense Good.

BOSTON. May 20 Pittsburgh played
esceuent baseball today and defeated hos
ton Hamilton was hil hard. but iAAt
rIrTdIng aud poor base running Kept the
Braves or the home plate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
One OF Greatest Riders.

Among the riders at Sapulpa Is
Dick Sooville known to every turf
follower. ScoviIle has ridden on
practically every track In the United
States. In addition To Cuban. Japa-
nesc and other foreign turts, lie was
a big winner at Now orleans and
Hot Springs during the winter.
Other wen known jockeys at @-
pulpa are j Singleton Frenchy
Mathews, II. Foeney, IL, McCown, II
Dority. r, Hunt. C, Riddle and
others
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
TcNns League
I0aly!;0!ope
| Larry Daley.

For close pennaut race We call
your attention to the Texas league
with nearly months play. all
eight clubs are SO closely punched
that two days play could shake the
league from top to bottom, while in
the second division. The Texas
league has always been regarded as
one OF the Classiest minor leagues In
the country, and the play Of every
team this season has been even
more classy than that Of previous
years Advance OF the Texas league
to \ classification has been jusu-
fled. despite displeasure from va
rious sources, the Southern associa-
ton In particular. The Texas, In
fact. is az good or better circuit
than the Southern. hoth IN the class
OF baseball and the support accorded
the clubs,
our oilers have been setting a
fast pace during the last three days
Scoring 10 runs in three games
means that the club is getting more
than It's share OF the HRS, and ~ also
an indication that the gang is
hustling more thar. ever.
Johnny WuffA continues his bril-
liant play Tn, offensive and defen-
slve work ~ the little shortfielder has
been SPLENDID throughout the road
Ntrir Wufni got one hit yesterday
Four assiy,s and four put outs.
Tho veteran Pen GOODWIN has also
come through Two hits In four
trips. five assists three put outs and
one error was his total yesterday.
The irtcld collected seven hits OF
the clubs total of rs
The oilers move on to Des Moines
today for three games. .By winning
two they can 10 to Sioux City for
the four final abroad series tied for
the lead Tho locals have a fight
NIX chance to return home In the
lead, and they are expected TO be
around there At least
oklahoma CITY comes for three
games hcrr MAY % and 80. playinE
"A double u.l the latter day. Memo
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