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The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
Capt. Larner
Put 10 Huns
Out of Game
Other Cloud Fighters
from Here Gained Recog-
milton During Campaign
Which Brought About
Collapse Of Germany.

Washington is in quality, II not
quantity. well represented among the
s.xty-three American aces Of the
great war which have been off,
cially recognized by the War Depart
ment
Capt. G. De Freest Larner. whose
mother, Mrs. Adelaide De F. Larner,
lives at the Highland apartments, is
the ace Of aces in the District, having
ten Hun planes to his credit.
Lieut.. ]. o. Donaldson, who only
recently told of his thrilling exper-
fences before the National Press Club
here and Lieut.. Jessee o. Crcech,
whose foster parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
H Arnold, live at 6614 Harlan Place.
Takoma Park, are the two other Dis
trict boys who have made their names
tional Capital.
In addition to hazardous flying
Lieut.. Donaldson was held for many
months a Hun prisoner.
The highest number OF accredited
falls wers to Capt. Edward V. Rick
enbacher. OF Columbus, Ohio. The
majority Of the aces were accredited
with six. eight or ten victories.
Capt. Larner is the son OF the late
Robert NJ. Larner, veteran newspaper
man Of this city. He Is a graduate or
Lawrenceyille Preparatory School near
Princeton, n. J., and had just COM
pleted his first year at Columbia Uni
versity when he volunteered in the
Air Service.
Capt. Larner went to France in
June. 1917, ,at the age OF 10. as mem
Der of the lafayette Flying Corps He
was trained in the French schools.
and went to the front the following
December as a member of the famous
Lafayette Escadrille. He was trans
ferred to the United States army with
the rank OF first lieutenant in April.
Der /.
Shortly after this he received the
Distinguished Service Cross.
Lieut.. Jesse o. Creech, who is ac-
credited with six planes. trained at
ground schools OF Canada and Amer
lea. Lieut.. Creech went overseas in
July. 1917, with the 14Sth Aero
Squadron. His front-line service.
however. has been with the British
Royal Flying Corps. He was trans
ferred from the northern part of
the front to the southern section
and then back to the ST Quentin
district. where he went over the
German lines several times on
bombing expeditions.
Lieut.. Creech has been with the
Arnold family since he was a lad
of Is. when he was brought to this
city from Pennsylvania upon the
death Of his father and mother. As
a Washington boy. he attended the
local schools. graduating, from the
Technical High School At the time
OF his entrance into the service in
1917 he was preparing to enter Cor
nell University.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
DRESSED LIKE A TRUCK.
But He CARRIED No Label to Pro.
tect Him.

Most Of the British and american
trucks used in France bore on the
sides Of them this legend: Load
not TO exceed 1000 pounds"
One day 1 saw an American SOL
der. who had been sent back with
machine gun, staggering along
through the mud. toting his ma chine
gun and chanting to himself: Load
not to exceed 5000 pounds. Load not
70 exceed 1900 pounds."-Samuel G.
Blythe in the Saturday Evening Post
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
TREND OF STOCKS
STEADILY UPWARD
DURING PAST WEEK
Unmistaksble Signs of Inn
provcment Noted i'm
Many Directions

New York, March $50 fhr sirci n
dust hua had i few 1a,s n rhrh tn
fisrsi fhr uow price scale par,iuE fc
auctions ranging from S. % $50 o ton
on different items and some pioKrcsa
j. b-.nr reached u the matter of nonk
ms orders leading producers nediet
thst within tAt COURSE ~ ihe next week
or two now bookings vii increase m.
ief4siit
SO government ufdsis fur supplies
have been booked h departments ~
washington sHhousH tht Navy will ~
oelvr poatpoued kids 500 si~~l foi new
n-ttisships ApfN The pls iron stu.
stlon i not viewed will - much upt,-
nAsm - ~ thee $50 in sierl end hsuh
luEs h-vs ssrn muarr@fs fhr cells
m-rksi il stead - the low PRICES
lsaiia-d after the muaunu of gov.
eminent control
copper has shown considerable 800
pfnFemenl recently
THO lcad makei has shown eco new
feature wd conditions are quiet
SpeifeI SIS unchanged
Thefr nothing new u lno 600
mafttt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
COTTON GOODS TRADE
QUIETER WITH SLIGHT
REACTION IN PRICES
Movement of Merchandise,
However, Steadily Los
ing Hesitsncy


New Yort, MARCH fo COTTON goods
markets. nsye hrrn luieter iu tho pI.
mus division with some reaction W
pilcos asked col print ciotha SECOND
aFv icvision9 have been made In
bieached gopds perrales and s0me
uthol lines wifh tho purpose of fixing
j level GO be- held uniil lho close 0f inr
active sprlns iohbinr scaeua Iobbris
afe aiil ordering merchandise in small
lots rulr while retailers continue
huNug from hand to mouth
Tiie movement OF merchandise m
CONSUMING channels baa nul been at
guN time The measure ut hesitation seen
Doe Ota hands rhp tendency n mill
r-utefa hs- been toward icesenms thr
volume ~ purts umenf
lIIle- cureut Hfe ~ lows
lrM cloths ~ nch stNt4r rents
fo =, cent?. 0axte. cents as inch.
stRs4s 10 cents to lvi. cents krown
she-tinss southern STANDARDS 20
cents dsHiHs 9gt seuihetu iudiGs 20
SO cents ucNinss s~nthetn t-ousee
&, cents ssaisfn - cent. nsuins
prints e2i cents sisples slnahsais
iit. cents southern tfn ents r.si
efu sngh.ms "a sud 2g cents
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
CALALLEk NEWS BUDGET

C.lsllen, Ttxss, MHrch 60 Mr and
Mrs p a. ilunier moiorcd Go Copp-
ChUsn wednesday
d. MarDp visited iloheiown ycsicr
dHt
500 ana Mfs George Thomas ot rort
nus Dhrsu we've here ruosAa, on s.
yaif io theu nIeud Miss selma Rcams
who returned with Them io Them homo
for d short siav
D. Dustin director of magkeis Cor
the state OF IeNas was helc eatly iHls
wtth Aud lrft i0i tht lilU GrandU falt
lcY
air Hud hfs a. Wekham have re-
e,Nei ielter fpm their ~Qa l'rNht,
rom iNekham ~ tho goth Enslneers
stating ibai he has afliVed from over
seas az Jersey cas- q ana That no
wNl apos ho sent io camp loNie
Texas.
Kos S. a. nn pastor ~ ine Meth.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
EUROPEAN POLITICAL
SITUATION IMPARTS
WEAKNESS TO COTTON
Trading for Week Shows
Net Loss of SO to 620
Points Over Last Week

ny The Ar@otfstea Press
New Orleans, Ia. March 80 owing
chiefly tc tue depressing influence "
world politics cotton Was hela below
the closing level " the preceding week
during the whole 81 last week standing
at me lowest al "a net Joss OF so to ~
points Weatlef oNeI the cotton -
rlon waa better on the week end and
rather hcarlsh statistics we're addition
ai deprcssius inar~0ces
The weakness Of foreign exchange
oauaed much comment az a hcarlHh nai r.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
Vote for Better and Greater City

ticket The Boone ticket
positive constructive movement toward city temen and
everything makes for Corpus Christi
Holden John and G. Iod all clean Of high
st persona standing h community
They have been successful in their private business
They all men 0 sterling integrity.
They all men Of decent Ii and right
one 0 em has acNe politically.
conserving
before The people candidates the community which they have spent
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

ure etfiy boz ihc wcok and later the
jun and easy tone az cotton goods maf
trfs was mos well rtcslVed Az She
sHur time thc market was stendicd at
the decline hy the continued reports
from De belt of s determination 10 re
ducr acreage The announcement of
ihr removal ~ ihe blockade on Cen
man Austria helped 500 steady ihr mar
kst nu The CLOSE bot - . whole the
news from PARIS 49, ssainst values
This week BE- - likely that more than
ever the forcian pouticsl situation will
be fhe governing Influence Al thr
same time The neo planting season
: heinG entered ana What goes ou u
the cotton tsEion must be ~ Increased
Importance Continued favorable
weather would be an sdvantsgc Ga the
bear side because of thc argument t@ipt
weather conditions durug ihc GROWING
season are more Important relatively.
than acreage
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

pulling the inert form from me ma.
chime Corporal CAL lifted fhe officer io
hia shoulder and started back to Tho
American hnc. more than "a mile away.
escaped reaching our front Sine WITH
The German sniperr and machine suu
nofs pepuered him with their flrc huf
fne heroic corporal mbt yrl0uflf
his human burden m safety
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31
TEN BEST HERO STORIES or THE WAR"
Corp. Call Carried Living Human Burden
Through He'll of Shot and Shell
Back to Safety
TANK WRECKED IN NO MANS LAND


YOU SHOULD READ
Kew Sergeant piibot made lone
hsyeret charge or tne Huns on exc
~sros owe 81 the Best ttro steg
80 h she ~af 81 p.cted 30 General
ptfshing
lN rOMORROWs
DAILY cAAlFR.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-31

40 So 'ne hte news nrs. subscribe
far the Cnllor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Welter King Agrees to Meet
Next Monday Nights Victor

er Anthony. will go to Sapulpa to-
day. where bryan has been In
Nited 10 work lie will work eth
er at tho Bks club or the city
fire station.
A large number Of Sapulpa boz
Ink fans who saw the last tit here
between bowney and IAughlin.
werc ~ enthused oSrf the match
that they have been telling those
who stayed at home all about H.
That scrap has been staged In
Sapulpa many times since II was
put on here. A. courtesy 10 the
many aapulpa fana Jones agreed
to take his charge there for AT
least one days workout
John Reisler, promoting the TIT,
has wired tickets to Laughlin and
his manager. Al Lippe They will
be here Friday morning. accord
ing TO word rece we'd 10y Heisl-r
yesterday laughlln is getting In
shape at his home IN Pennsylvania
and plans merely TO add finishing
touches to his training here.
The Elks Of Sapulpa. many OF
whom saw the bout, have invited
the party TO "A dinner following the
workout John Reisler, Tom Jones.
Bryan. Pop" and Anthony Dow q
nsy and Tulsa sport writer's will
be In the party 10 make the trip
TO Sapulpa today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
,By LARRY DAILEy)


Ted Lewis. worlds weltorwe
champion. will meet the winner OF
next Monday nights TIT between
Bryan Dowhey and Willie laugh
lin at Convention hall Announce
Inent To this effect was made by
Promoter John Reisler last night
Following receipt OF letter from
Charley Harvey. Lewis manager.
II was said the titulnr mill prob
ably would be staged early In
March.
The Columbus weltcrwelght
boxer showed all his old tim.
speed and hitting powep In his
workouts yesterday at the BRADY
hotel
Downey boxed four rounds W.T..
Rouxhhouse Ware, husky Tulsa
negro and two with Md spack.
with WARP. DOwney opened up
lie put all his weight back OF
every blow and staggered the big
shine, Ware aNo hit hard and
Bryan had ~ minutes OF fast and
furious sluGging with spack.
po~ncy contented himself with
blocking and eluding the jibs OF
the clever newsie.
Bryan, accompanied by his
retinue, including debonalr Tom
Jones. Father Downey and Broth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Gerald f. Gdhdn Proof That Boxing
Makes InsteadOf UnnakeS RealMen

Exhibit sss.sse In supporter the
contention that boxing makes In
stead of unmakcs men. bi seEed into
tho city yesterday In the person Of
Gerald Y Gahnn. district supervisor
OF the Loyal order ~ Moose. who
has come for the purpose of re-
stocking the Tulsa moose preserve
with some 700 head
Gerald isn't a foroci, = rognomen
Neither was Ger Ia feroCiourlN In
clined In his youth as most folk are
wont to consider bows who develop
into boxers NE was an average of
seven brothers of New fork
family when he was nearing the
years OF accountability he discov cred
that he was rather handy with his
dukes So did some ~ the eastern
boxing promoters. They tempted
him into the boxing game and he
followed Hccause his family oh
jected to him becoming a profess
sional boxer he assumed tho more
ringing ring title ~ Gcd Fitzgerald
under which he fought some ~ the
best featherweights and light
weights In the country some 10
years ago
Skipping as merely Incidental 10
this story tho two decades which
have elapsed from The time he started
boxing To today here IN proof of the
theory above expressed the mother
now II n widow dependent upon her
seven sons for her living The other
sir have all they can do to provide
for their own families. Gerald. tho
errtw hile black sheep takes care
mot only NJ his own wife and child,
but ~ his mother Ms well and he
made his money. not in the ring.
but In business lie uoN' en- ~
credits his business success 10 the
schooling he got ~ the boxing gIui1.
After retiring from the ring ar n
boxer. Uahnn for many years was a
promoter and referee and he Htill
rnferers once IA u while. lie was
one OF Jeffrics' handlers =.
NO battle and was one ~ the ref
.rce- considered for the WIZARD.
johnson TIT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Hlon SCHOOL emrMvsAsTs
START BASEBALL PNACTlcg

rilss may b II ~ aasshss nsoth
Of winter or eli rsaAiaiaG eAvu -
the ssAssn may - seeV1e1 M
spring wsathss. ous yJstn ~
school youths. takiae a1vAooaoo q
the splsndi4 vssthes NV gsev11roa
have !, =, ssas!s1 casoseil Peaeea sN8
'verS up* ana ssSs ~ Ssss ~
features Nat II ~ ssevs1 . 49,
p!emisins ess NE 9ulss hlsA sj6s0
!. N;::. .;::;.. ss;;::a,! =: .s. s:s:s', - e
s.:SA !. . 7, , ne yses.sss slAas ~
VII VII ,sss ss's ): .si!sisiIS 49,
,,eps u trying tsf CIasss 6 1s
;:s,S :sss.Ss ssS' &. lssf'rts s.,s: = NY S,klI
!. { S:!S ;I!!,. MI "a v'sA sih;s ~
S~ss~~ |H| .It IL E..I. 4 Il .IIN.I1.|.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
S00MERS AND AGGlES WILL
TAnGlE IN BASKET DUelS

ep.sisl 10 IN, world
ARMAN. okla. Feb. II. --- Two
mN victories IN basket hall last
weekend broush, the number OF
Victories this season up 70 eight for
The University OF oklahoma team.
Central Normal was defeated In two
games played at Edmond.
The scores were O, 10 80 and s..
70 is. centrar- team was strength p
,sned hy the appearance % Charles
Wan'land. Central coach. and for
msr university star. In the lineup.
coach Bcnnle owen Of the sooncrs
waived eligibility rules In permitting
Wsn,land 10 play.
" the sooners complste their
schedule without losing game.
oven has promised the men gold
vatch charms IN the shape OF basket
hals ana 20" sweaters Such things
N me pas, have been awarded only
'o football players.
The Sooners meet the Oklahoma a
AEgles IN two games at Norman this
week end
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
TULSA B0WlERS DECIDE
TOURNEY QUESTION TODAY

whether Tulsa vii! have an entry
In the International bowling tourna-
ment at St Paul this week will be
decided today, several bowlers have
expressed "a desire to make the trip
but business affairs may interfere.
n. e. Rose. one " the best bowlers
In the southwest. win be a member
OF the team. Mr. Rose said last
night that action of other probable
team members would determine
whether they make the trip.
A challenge has been issued the
local five by the Riordians OF kan'
sss city and will be accepted pro-
vidinH the team engages In the h
paul congress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
of Professionalism Against KendaNS 1916 Grid Team Be obd
RACING AND BOXING
WINNING IN W. VA.
Ho--s MIN o,cr, Ring Mcasurs "
For Third ReaAins In scaAse,
Espcctod "a Triumph.

cHARLEHroN. w. Va. Fab. H.
ny = vote Of 10 to 10 tho state senate
passed the racing bill. which In tho
event that Il has . continued suc-
oessfui pasaGs through the houss Of
delegates. will establish . racing
commission in the state and place
West Virginia alonsstde New York.
Kentucky and other states which
permit, horse racing under licensed
regulations.
Another display OF iibsraiity By
IN" senate was its failure 10 stfiks
out tho enactinG clause In the bcxiAs
hill after an appeal had bssa made
by Senator Jesss Bloch OF wheeling
to encourage the manly at se self
dsfenss.
Tho bill was finally ordered 10 .
third reading without amendment
Ths racing bill was the big event
II. uribbls won by several lengths,
senator Norton took ssoesd sad
The Doddridss thorsuShb tsok
down the big end Of tie pusss. but
he did not distance the other soa.
tsndcrs or outgame then. fer they
rAoed aiongsids from the Startling
post 10 the finish.
Il was . dAy Of s~est IN Shs ssu-
ate. and whsn Senator Jsosph -.
sanders fsintsd ana husisA . BIZ
wallop ~ the moss vulnerable DslGt
In the bozinS bill. the 0hll oouaty
senator appeared . little ereeGy. bul
he rsouperatsd quiehly An1 eave1
himeeif from kRsehssI WITH Ne
result that the bsvt y seI:l On. anl
Bloch in the thi.S sound when the
boring bill 10 read for the thise
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Abe Lincoln Handy win
Dukes and AisO CieUer
at the "Rassiing" Game

To-day 10 Lincoln. birthday
which calls TO mind the fact that
this martyrcd president frequent
~ engaged In boxing and
wrestling.
Al the tims tho LIncolns set
tied at ooose Nest. Dan NendhAm
was tho champion wrestler In
Cumberland county. ~ This coun-
~ Joins Coles, tho ons IN which
the iIncoins lived, N.edham had
often been told that he would find
his match In Tom Lncoin's hoy.
Abe. but he would boast that he
could filing him three hest out of
four any day he lived" Al last
they met II was at q house rails
ing on the Anbraw river. 'Itaas-
Inns" at that time brought neigh
bors from many miles around, and
a. this one they oams from a. far
south a. Crawford county, more
than 40 miles away. Thomas Ln-
ooln came. and with him his boy
Abe. After the work Of the day. In
which Abe and Dan matched hand
spikes many umes. a ''rassle" was
suggested. A. first Abe was un-
willing to measure arms with Dan.
who was Q feet 4 and ms agile ~
q panther; but whom Thomas LIn-
coin said, Abe, rasel 'im," Abe
flung OFF his coat and the two
stood face 10 face. -Four times
they wrcstisd. and each time
Needham was thrown.
Al the close OF the fourth round
the combatapn again stood face
10 face, Abe flushed but smiling.
Dan trembling with anger. How
ever, one glance at the honest.
good .nntured face Of hS opponent
cooled his rage, and, extending his
rough palm. Ne said well. I'll
he -" Ever after that they were
warm friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Illinois Athlete Badly
Battered in Hun Battles

CHICAGO. Feb Hills right
leg severed below the knee. one lung
puncturcd by broken ribs, and grad
ualiy recovering from n slight CON
cussion Of the brain, Laddlc Me-
keown. former University OF Illinois
and Chicago A. A, hurler. In home
from tho war. McKeown was among
tho first OF the American flyers TO
10 to France to finish training lie
fell from n height OF 400 feet white
attempting n nose dive He was un-
conscious for five days. but the doc.
tors saved his life
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
chase Must Withdraw suit.

NEW YORK. Feb. II The trip
of Manager John J. McDraw to GIN
cinnat to arrange for the trade of
Hal Chase to the Giants has hit
snag President Hermann ~ the
Reds made N known that he VIII
not consent 10 any deal involving
Chase until the player has with
drawn his suit for salary from the
courts Chase. when he was rns
pended last August. sued Tor 81 500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
HARVEY YOUNG B0WLERS
DEFEAT Y. N. c. A. TEAM

Harvey Young bowlrrv def~aisd
Y. NJ G. A. rollers In the Y NJ, G. A.
league last night The vktors won
the second and third frame. aflcr
dropping tho flrvt
Jewcu OF Harvey Young was high
with 800. he being the only bowler
10 top tho 600 marx, Harrison. aiso
OF Harvey Young. was second with
tsS
Ths wNprr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
l0WAn WINS INTERSTATE
WING SHOT TROPHY At X. C,

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. ii.--s
". Wainwright Of Lenox. Iowa. to-
day won tho interstate amateur
winEshot trophy at the opening
days shoot hrrs OF the fifteenth an
nuai midwintsr trap shooting tour
nament with q score Of ~ Of q posi-
ble 20 targets. Last years holder oi
tho emblem, v. W, DinHer of Har-
risburG. Pa. failed 10 appear and
forfeited the oun. There were nine
challenger, q, G.. RottHer, Ollie,
Iowa. and w. ~ McCrssry, Kansas
city. tied for second place with -
each.
William wstleaf. Nichols. Iowa.
successfully defended the interstate
smatcur target cup against two
chAilsn.srs, making % hits Of Q pos
sibls 100. O. W. Hiatt and d. X.
Dickinson. both Of Kansas City. wsrs
second ana third with ~ and %
respectively.
The isS.tsrgst race va. unfinlsh.
al at the Close Of today's shooting.
Twenty-nine entrants viii complete
the course tomorrow. OF those who
finished. Frank Troeh. Vancouver.
Wash. led with i,t Of . possi-
Bile iib.
10. G. whssler Of Pawhusha was
the only Oklahoma marksman 70
take part In the target program on
the opening day Of the tournament
and broke 10 out Of . possible iss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Fulfz Receives Many
Umpire Applications

NEW YORK. Feb. ii.-Many ap-
plciuuns have been received by
DAVID l. fultr, president OF the In
,ethauonal league. for positions as
umplteH In that circuit during the
.omlnr season, and viii have little
uouh'e IN picking a select staff
among the 30 or 80 who have ap-
,ueo are Harry swaclna. the former
.an'y tif-, haseman OF the Colonies,
snu Jesse Tannehill one OF the
,a'es' len handed pitchers OF his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
Rickard and Associate
TO Confer in Chicago

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. IL
Frank n. Fiournoy OF this city. who
10 associated with Tex Rickard In
promoting tho willard fight. today
received q telegram from Rickard
requesting him TO meet Tcr In
Chicago this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
10 Erect Monument for
BrdUe SOidiers-SaiiOrs

hpSIpN Feb. IA bronze
,",, hearing the names OF the
baseball players OF the Boston
.sa uonal league baseball club who
,s,',u 49, IN the army or navy during
~ var viii he erected at braves
rrleld' II was announced today by
u,eofeo W, Grant. the new owner Of
iii, 'uh The name OF Henry
IssaNl dowdy, the first major
.i, pmyer to enlist In the army.
WI lead the list
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
PhiIs tiot Morrnn ~ Waiver.

. According TO Washington. at any
rate an announcement coming from
that city. the Phlllics obtained
second baseman Morgan for the
well known waiver price of i2.bO0
The Washington club no longer
wanted Morgan; therefore his sale
TO the Phils over the waiver route.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
RANK Returns Contract;
announces Retirement

ri,nt" YORK. Feb. ii--Edward
r,,., plichet, returned an un-
Am. contract 10 the New York
s.an snnonan league club today with tn.
frn,o n'em ment that he had retired
IN major league balsbsil TO give
,,.n attention to business at Get
ola "a Plank, who In "a years
A. radsd TO the Yankees BY the
,r,. uH Americans last year but
s.. WIN team In the Rethiehem
N,w asue instead OF reporting TO
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Billings Traded to Cards
for Leslie Nunaniaker

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb. IL
President James u Dunn, ~ the
Cleveland American league club. to
day traded Catcher Josh Killings to
the 81 Louis American league team
for Catcher Leslie Nunnmakrr
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HOHTON, Feb. lI-IhHFIer IIIrI'
nleD Wagner OF New York, former
infleldcr. and FOR the lnSt two sea
sons on the Boston American league
club roster as "A coach, has been un-
conditiona released according ia
an announcement made tonight by
Manager E ~. Barrow,