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New Britain herald., 1919-06-16


 Dorothy Louise Babcock, Dorothy R. Bagdasarian, Doris Ruth Baker, Lillian Anne Barnes, Pearl Maria Barrett. Dorothy Helen Earth Pearl Evelyn Basney. Tilie Linea Bengquist, Mary Bogosian, Ethel May Brainard.
 Margaret Viola Carlson. Mildred Lenca Carlson. Alice O. Casperson, Dorothy Lathrop Conklin, Anna Mae Conger. Julia A. Cook, Rose Croll
 Jennie FIultina Danielson, Margaret Helen Dzekosky, Antoinette Mary Dziczek.
 Dagmar Lillian Ednan, Mildred AdcI Esburg Anna Marion Eydinta.
 Ida F'aigen. Evelyn Feigenbaum. Alice Eliza beth Forsell, Emma Marie Frederick, Ellen Amira, French.
 Emma Garston.. Louise X. Gilbert, Theresa Eva Gil1er. Sarah lsa bel Goodrich, Margaret Gertrude German.
 Sophie Grace Hagopian, Ellen Amanda Hiustrand
 Astrid Iinnea Johnson, Eileen Amanda Johnson, Ellen Florence Johnson. Huldah Emefa Johnson, Mabel Victoria Johnson. Pearl Agnes Johnson, Lillian Svea Josephson, Mil drcd Bertha Juengst,
 Genevievc Helen Ka ia skas. Doris Ruth Kilbournc. Helen Florine Kopf Anna Mary kotrady.
 Bertha Eliza beth Larson. Hulda Josephine Larson, Isabel Constance Larson. Lydia Alhertena Ilitke. Hedwig Anna Ludorf. Ethel Luryea. Aldona Juliana Lynch.
 Mary Pagan Mcguire. Julia E. Maloszka. Dionilda Rita Marchesi, Emma Anna Margclot Nellie Mildred Mathis. Mary Agnes McAlcon, Mary Elizabeth McAloon, Margaret Mary Mclean, Grace Eliza beth MacCullough, Elizabeth Cecelia | McCrratt. Margaret Frances Mcclure Josephine Bridget Meehan, Floren ce
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
BROOK[ANDERS OFF.
ON HOLIDAY GAMES
Catholic University Meets Della
ware College at Newark,
DEL, Tonight.

Catholic University basketers are
In Newark. Del, today. The Brook
landers are scheduled to play the
Delaware College fve in Newark. and
1t will be like the meeting Of old
friends for the coaches.
Fred Rice, Catholic University
mentor, sends his charges up against
Burton Shipley's aggregation. Ship
ley, IL will be remembered, was q
star athlete at Maryland State before
taking up the athletic coaching end
OF the game.
Last year Shipley sent IN a first-
class team against opponents His
five made the University of Pennsyl-
vania quintet travel quite q way be-
fore gaining q decision last winter.
This year, according to his own pre-
dictions, he is going to have q ban
ner year.
Shipley so. far made good his talk
by starting OF with a one-sided vic
tory over the Naval Academy on
Wednesday at Annapolis. The Navy
lads were beaten for the first time
in two years, and Shipley il the man
who turned the trick.
1t will be seen then that the
Brooklanders have their hands full
making q go Of the game tonight.
Reed, who formerly played with East
ern High, is said to be starring at
Delaware. After tonight's game with
Delaware. the Brooklanders move on
to New York. st. Johns College. of
Brooklyn, will be met. and later the
Crescent A. c. hve will be played.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
FRENCH COl OlFIRS BAU
OWN METHOD Of nAY

since the fnvasion Of tAs ADnsepnn
army IN Fra1os, the rr~oeh ps>os>
are gsttins kssasr 81 ksansr - u
iinks game. Naturally ssns es -
episodes are a. the luAtcrous naSueA
- witness ths Following. ts,l ~ Q
professional:
-whsn twsaty cesplss arrivs -
the nrst tee of rrsncA courus o1una-
taneousiy. the spssta1er gets q lanOA
witnSsoeA o0e Of tAoos stghts . Nv
days sincs> a family Darty srs.vo4
two men a1d thiftoeo vo0sA u
turned out that tAe - were L.
players. ths eehsrs hsvtAg eeos ~
cheer.
HAD TIE .sa sssa ss>l sssssrS I
coold have un1sfsteod tAe H1so vOr-
ship bUeinssA They oAD~ - tAs
Arst tee, whsrs they utsoed ths half
many ttnss- AZ last one set u aWAy
At least forty yards and weH - n
the air. This vas the signal Ter eUs-
bursts. 3agnifieusl eupsrbr TO eli
Of which the co0iAg Warden beWOd
his ackAowisdgDsatA ne s&Aep,
having epcursA . perfect oaaay euteae,
the eavaoAAe Dsvs1 CIT 1Ae poSG
managed to 10 tArss ss0D1sts hooas
n two AoasR"
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
CARPENTER IS CERTAIN
TO HAVE ROOTERS HERE

Georges Carpenter will at least
meet with this pleasant experience
when he meets Dempsey-whethert tn,
battle il In America. France. or Eng
land he will find the bulk Of tn
crowd pulling for him to win, say
Grantland Ric% in the New York
Tribune, A record of five years Il,
uniform against = record Of no min
ute in uniform whore both men, wer
slightly over twenty doesn't admit o.
debate. This friendliness of tn
crowd will help the temperament,
Frenchman. but 1t won't affect Demp
soy. who at the age OF twenty-five
in 1917. when war was declared
proved well enough the amazing
thickness OF his hide"
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
THREE WANT KRESS,

Pittsburgh has a young catcher
whom both Branch Hickey. of the
Cardinals, and George Stallings, Of the
Braves. are angling for. The young
ster is Rinehart Kress, whom the
Pirates obtained from Pittsburgh Uni
versity last September. At the sug-
gestion of several members of the
club, Barney Dreyfuss has decided to
give Kress thorough tryout at train
ing camp before considering the offers
that have been made for his services
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
YANKs BOX OVERSEAS.

American boxers who have accepted
invitations to engage in boxing bouts
in France during January, February.
March. and April are Tom Cowley,
Max Williamson, Johnny Lggett, JEFF
Smith, Joe Mendell, K. o. Loughlin,
Eddie Moy and Johnny Alex. Accom-
panied by Al Lippe, who will act as
manager, the Yankees will sail for
France on January IA.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
WILL HAVE GYM READY
Brooklanders Promised Heat and ,
New Court for Big Game
With Lafayette.

The installation of q temporary
steam line which will heat the new
gymnasium at Catholic University 10
promised by the end OF next week.
In addition the basketball court will
be switched about to run the length
of the gymnasium instead OF across
the Enclosures at present
The new court, which win be ready
by January for the game with La
fayette, will be fifty feet BY ninety
feet Specially constructed girders
will be put in place. and baskboards
and baskets will be suspended for the
court.
The new gymnasium IL eighty feet
wide by 240 feet long. The Brookland
authorities will stage a scholastic
track meet some time this winter, as-
cordinH to the talk out at Brookland.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
REDS WANT SHULTz.

St Louis has asked waivers on Joe
shultx who played in the infeld and
the outheld on the Cardinal team last
summer. but Cincinnati has refused
to waive Pat Moran has claimed
him and will probably use him a. q
utility infielder
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
JANUARY | is LIMIT.

According to the new rule, baseball
contracts for 1920 must be rendered
to players by January 1, 1920. Howls
for more money are due to be heard
early on January 2, 1920.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
ATHLETES ARE IDLE.

Maryland State College athletes
are to be idle this winter. According
to a decision Of the athletic board the
Staters will not play basketball or in
dulge in track work. 1t is expected
that permission will be obtained to
enter a relay team in some of the in
door meets this winter.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
LEHCH PUTS UP BARS
AGAINST CRDR0N MEN
Spagna and O'Hearn, CHARGED With
Professionalisa, Done
With Eleven.

BETHLEHEN. Pa Dec. 1s.-Ths
t.ehigh University Athletic Associa-
ion has made 1t known that Spagna.
varsity tackle. and O'Hearn. . sub
titute linesmap on this years foot
all team, are to be barred from fu-
ure Lehigh athletics. This action
vas taken a the result Of an investi-
alton Of alleged professionalism
harged to Spagna and O'Hern for
anticipation In the PAoenixville-
'onshohooken game on Thanksgiving
Day.
The association intends ito restrict
the action Of all athletes In regard to
outside competition, and 4 committee
has been appointed to draw up rules
for future policy along these lines.
The committee consists Of Prof.
Palmer ". Johnson and w. Okeson-
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
HAVE NO BATTLES.

Neither Central nor Western have
games scheduled for the present. The
teams meet in the opening game OF
the high school series at Catholic
University on January 0.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
VICTORY BRINGS COIN.

Jack Sharkey, the New York ban
tamweight who recently outpointed
Jimmy Wilde, will receive $500 for a
ten-round bout with Marty Collins, to
take place before the Grand A. c., Of
Syracuse, on December 20. Before
Sharkey leaped into prominence by
his sensational showing against the
British champion he fought for small
guarantees.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
WILL PLAY NAVY.

Catholic University and George
Washington will play the Naval
Academy in basketball this winter.
The Hatchetites go down to. Annap-
oils on January II. Catholic Univer-
sity plays Navy January IA.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
MRS. HENRY R REA AIDS
WALTER REEDS WINNER

Mrs. Henry R ReA Of PittsburgA.
has come to the Aid Of the waltsr
Reed Hospital boys BY Offering Q sait
Of clothes to the winner Of the bose
ball pussie contest being eonduoesA
by the Come Back. the hospital bsvs-
pApef.
ington club. 10 to be one Of the juAgoa-
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
CHOOSE HERRINGTON.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 19.-Arthur
Harrington, Of Latrobe, varsity quar-
terback for two years, will be Le-
highs football captain next year. He
Is twenty-five years old.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
WILL PLAY MIDGETS.

Western High midgets will tackle
the Ontario A. c. five today. The first
and second Western teams will also
meet in Westerns gymnasium. Tues
day the Midgets at Western will
tackle the John Eaton School team.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
HUSTON GOES SOUTH.

Lieut. Col. Tilly Huston. vice presi-
dent Of the New York Yankees. has
gone to his shooting resort at Dover
Hall, Ga, for a short vacation.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
MYERS OUT OF GAME.

Eastern win lose Bernard Myers, its
oesketball captain In tomorrow's
same with the Manassas High team.
Myers Is suffering from an Infected
foot
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
BUCKNELL TO PLAY.

Bucknell College will meet the
George Washington team tomorrow
night in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
IT will be the first home game for the
Hatchetites.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19

CameIs arc sold evsry.
whore in scientifically
sealed packages Of 40
cisarettss; or ten pack
ages ZOO eisarettes) in .
9Iassine . paper covered
carton. We strongly rec
on1mend THE carton for
the home or Office sup
ply or whom you travel
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
WANT YANK COACH.

The Italian Olympic committee Is
in the neld to engage one or more
American trainers for the athletes to
summer.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
HART WITH HILLT0PPERs.

Lee Hart. former Central HigA sth-
lete. who used to play 1t ut o. Jo-
seph'A 10 at GeorgstsWn nov tryiAg
out for the varsity. Hart Dlaysl
guard at Central.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
PLAYS GETTYSBURG.

Tech High basketers have q game
at Gettysburg. Pa. the day after
Christmas
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
PECK STARS MN.

Peck stars defeated tie ynsran
team by IL to - last night II was
the second win OF the Gsasen fer the
Peck nve.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
HENRY, SCHOOL BEATEN,

Henry School basketers suffered q
- to 2 defeat yesteraAy. the Imnacu-
late Cubs winning eli tAe Way.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
WILL PLAY AWAY.

Business goes to Baltimore on Mon
day to play the Baltimore City College
ave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
WESTERN CLUBS TAKE
LEAD IN BIG LEAGUES


NEW YOiu>. July l7..At the
mid -oeaaon mark Two western
teams. the Cincinnati nationals and
tho chicago Americans. jumped In
To tho lead iu thoir respective
leagues lnet week aud meeting
weaker cnstcrn teams during
the coming worR. have an op-
porlunl'y TO make gains on their
Sew York rivals. who fso stronger
opposition
STEADY pitching and good batting
put cincinnati tu the lore lu "a Eur-
saw struggle Tor the top position 4
double victory over Pittsburgh last
Suuda, gave tho ispds "a one. point
advantage over New york which rr.
suwud the lead Monday hy beating
Philadelphia twice. The two teams
wrr, ON oven terms Friday but Gin
cluuHti stepped ahead saturday when
Uiuv hluuE,d Philadelphia while
Cooper ~ Pittsburgh handed Now
York lR first Hhuioui of the season.
The Giants turned back the Pirates
today
Cincinnati also won four contests
out nf flvp with Ho.iup. touthor
winning his ninth H't'lhuI Ellh' ~
day. New York captured the rub
bsr game iu three from Sl Iunm,
barnes yielding two hits and no
runs In n wiord exhibition won by
81 Louis Wcdn'gluN % players IN
Guiding eight pitchers, we're uHed.
Afirr winning from 81 l"uis
through Ma,H wlllurss Chicago
ouplny,i Philadelphia IN three
games
Iu rho American longur Chicago
scored two victories over beiroH
and four straight over Fhi'n' 900
New YORK had iis worst week ~
tho season 'nr NuulsrrH spli' Two
games with Washington. dropped
three ont Of four iu cleveland ana
lost two iu Detroit, including today y
gnlur CuyrlcHklr Uf the indiana
hnukcd New YORK "wednesday and
checked ghawkur.s winning Htrent
az 10 games quinn whitcWashrh
Cleveland ThuraIaF
4 doubt, victory over ihllnlclphia
MONDAY uuy 70 four hli Fhutou, hy
JOINS aided Boston ln breaking even
Un ihr weeks play
prrlnrrurh uf Sow YORK failed
10 prf nIr ThurHlry Tor the irH'
I'm, after 20 consecutive games
Vufn OF Boston Liundc his eleventh
nom, run saturday r1lhIIlnE Ih'
American record of APIS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
TIMELY HITTING
BRINGS VICTORY
Ward and Opportune swats
Win Both Games-Omaha
Also Swats Hard.
TULSA DEFENSE IS TIGHT
Only One Error in Both
Canes Last Of Series
Played Today.
TULSA DEFENSE is TIGHT

sftfn. .' ..' "''.' ,, mt. ou
OMAHA i"N i".
o., Il..r1 the tourkes doup'e
,.,i medicine in tho sun
u"' .,.. ,ltr. tho firgi
day i''
ramr O| "A score OF Z" ''''.'
,..,rfr, I.nnp and the second 10
r,,,.r4,pJ
on l''' -. u.,,o. ara
The I'.'..' "'
an gluNT4lUuS uf Just Mhhl 'ou
-. ~, u.r.ra vii do 90 Il ball club
Wv ...... ,,,.II,,1p ynrbeau
In me i.' -, 40,
and Mason ''th i"'"' . '"'''' wv
The Tulsa runs were scored IN
the first. fourth, it'h ana hlhlh
taripys the count before The DlIetr
4 ,,,lDy being uo at TO 7. The
y prirfeg upl the sguro In the tfNt
s,d made three I'm the second but
be visitors took the lead In th'
nm when lh"y counted for lhre"
rlna The locals led IL up III nv
seventh with two more, but lhe tln"l
fVo counters pushed acroA ny IuIal
wrn the game. the houTrH k"Inb
down lU ONE. iWD ihfce oIuor j"
ttslr tuIf W the ninth.
The oilers held the load all tne
vay In the Nrat game, going out III
mont With two runs In the tourin
inning and iu the eighth lhey hHdel
three more fn the count The pmAhh
o.ayors were h'Aked every round
gc io the seventh when they pushed
run across with single ana us
asors thr,c-htso hit ilsIas"u
...rrt ON tho ElUEle BY Jackson. but
,bs manager was caught In an at
tempted steal Another score was
made In the eighth. Graham lehd'hE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED sis room bungalow, soutb o.
Nesi side eau nay Z a 900 cash With
good monthly payments owners only ~
ply Phone iOlh
THREE ROOM suite modern, hall Of siI
room house udulis only good well Va
ter 22a North Boston.
BuqrON. SOUTH sgt-Three room house
keeping apartment. modern. niesly tor
nlshsd cool close In
LAWN mower cheap s2t South nosion
ron RALE Popcorn wagon iu good Okls
hOma town good money maker! bar.
gain Inquire il0 Wsst Heoohd street.
SEVENTH. EAEr. ais. -Furnshed ronm
With board Tor gentlemen; also table
board Phone 7aOaH
BOSTON. SOUTH, l7Ib-Two Furnished
rooms for houtek ssping. Eround floor
rear entrance good vel t5 per vssS
| Phone AAla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Al JOSEPH luy lt. st Joseph v-nt
'1'o hrfl place b.rr today by defeating
ntAhuun ,iy boo ivo uurl hsttIos q tu
aai 60 u Muu Williams piurhei st
"serh 10 victory m tha hr,t game. but
uIIrd 900 boo iron man stunt Iu The second
aud Norh 'urosrdod him. A rally IN the
eighth inning of tho Second gArr tuorks "a
Npp.rEstr out ~ the huS aud Carmen. WIN
u.ro'i'd hlm, va tatou ont Aitct he
bod thrown inat balls iorriur l1 ron.
IhH l.fab managed O.. O., U.o r,ofr and
N"h out BOO The ninth IN a'othrr rally Of
header
The scores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Results Yesterday
Western League


At OMAHA ga. TULSA 1-N.
At ST. Joseph 1-3. okla city 90.
Al Drs Mu.urS S.a, Wichita 20.
AT Sioux tity 90. Joplin 3-ly.
National League
A. New YORK 4. Pittsburgh 2,
Al Hruoklyn 3. ST. Louis l.
No other games scheduled
American League
At Detroit New york 4.
At Chicago l4. Boston .
Al cleveland foo Washington T.
At st. Louis 80, Philadelphia Sc
American Association
A. Indianapolis ~, Louisville 3.'
At kansas cry C-h. Minneapolis
Sc
A. Milwaukee is. So Paul 40.
tSocond called 7'h, catch uain1
At Columbus 20. Toledo trl3,
Southern Association
At Memphis q. Little ROCK .
A. Atlanta 8, birmingham
At Mobile o. Ncw orleans o.
At Nashville %. Chattanooga /.
Texas League,
A. DALLAS "a, Galveston 0-o.
At Shreveport I beaumont b.
\; Waco 4, Houston !
A. Fort Worth ga, san Antonio
al.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Another complex problem II OK
inhOma EiJ. The league leaders arc
last in team battling aud sixth IN
fielding The secret of the Indians
sucp,Hs lies In the splendid pitching
which Holland has received. Ind
cations are tho past two weeks that
the pitching staff IN weakening under
tho strain ~ carrying mediocre
CLUB alonE and II IN entirely probable
that oklahoma city will not return
from It's road trip In first place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Nuurr errou Whshhurr Lynch Wright
H.mH run. MHsfpr tur,t base hIu Nu,lrf
NHhu't ivu.Hass hHt Wb.thuu. Lynch
NrsA.ln. stolen haars Ilaslruut Mueller.
|r't u1 hAsrs U.s Nunrs No. Wichita 70.
struck out hY MHarr % by Lynch @ basst
on h~If u" Nu-frr a ~ lynch o ht
b.. pitched by lFurb turranN earned rune
auI h't on Nusfrr l2 and iu a. of
h,Ur. ~ and Ir lg double uay tau
100 lIpsNrpot umUIr,. becker and stau.
UH. IfIu . as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

thailnd for Haven In eighth.
tiA't"i for kopp IN ninth.
Sorc by innings:
n ulN ..-...... 600 200 O3O-S
, u'a.N ..... -.... 600 600 1iO-2
summary Earned runA Tulsa 4.
,tne two hu-s' hit, Gislason: /:
p,c Nv s.1c hiL bilts; sacrifice hit.
~ ,Nn, ~ bass on balls, off Kopp 3.
Nv van ttld'r 3, struck out, by
Svpp :, hY Van Glider r; stolen
S,,, - "lslh~"u ,, Slattcry, Cleveland
Juoo pmy, UrriCuu tn Glslnaun to
- Wild pitch. kopp: left on
-. - omaha ' Tulsa z: timr. i,45.
1'hplresN I"kman md CIrny,,.tcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
WESTERN LEAGUE


DIS MOINE9- July UtI M0TUtI
broke even ip douuie header here tulay
,Hr 0pcaa 4IuulnE thu irst samt ~ D..
nLtI- tho utitgrs won the Hrronu 'oui's.
% lnr.urs iog the lbras N.hu.t. 'r,
NiotIra uuthsII,r hit b.'.y in hs ,at
consecutive rans
FlE1T CANE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

praah, '...... goo ESQ OOa-p
Ntr, .f... 2lO ODO HON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

CHICAGO July b. --,t.rNh defeated
Apstun - 10 o tr A. e,rIu0E slugfins
match today yAber pitched t0 I'M" form
urta re locals had 30 rIr 'tnt vHs
he sAssd up Tho wor'd', champions hs
gan smuggling the hall and before he oquli
ssll.r down the vf'ors Rrrs wi'HlH iyl'i
l..'arre. but LovdsrniA relieved him and
prevented tic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
BROWNS BEAT MACKS
IN A D0UBLE-HEADER
Both Came, Are ENaturcd by Heavy
llittlng-1igcrs Again Win
From IIuggins' Yankees
WHITE S0X BEAT CHAMPS
Terrific SlugRing Came Won - IN D
Indians Rat In Pinchcs
and Bcnt Griffs.

st LOUIS. July Is--sn. Loui, rallied
In tho late Innings Of both games and twice
defeated Philadelphia today. usnE with
Detroit Tor fourth place The scores we're
4 10 aud "a
WRIST q AMF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Corporal M- h. 4rrrA"n -rts NJ
rived a' Boston from oy,r.ra accord
.ng 90 word received boy ria woiHrr
Mrs Minnie stone 1872 South G.g'
rle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
A. {. r. CHAMPION SEEKS
BATTLE WITH DEMPSEY

PAWIR. July Is Bob Martin.
heavyweight champion OF tho Amsrl-
can oxpodltionary force and the win
ncr Of tho inter.allicd championship
at tho porshinE stadium. has issued
cha llcnEe 20 ths winner of the
Carpenter Dick Smith fght II ho
fails 10 obtain n match here. Martin
snyA ha will return 20 America and
attempt sto meet Jack Dempsey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Much interesting dope is gathered
from tho Western. National and
American league averages issued
Yesterday and Clenrly illustrates that
well known adago: you never can
tell" why IL II thht n bail club,
first In team batting and second w
team fielding, II last In the race
That IL question followers ~ the
Western chase ara ponderinE IN re-
gard 20 Wichita Tho llSiea have
been receiving poor pitching but
cvcn then. they should be hlshor In
tho race with the sort Of batting and
fielding they have shown
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
GIANTS WIN SUGGEST
FROM PIRATES 8 TO 0
Hat OppOrtunCIy In PinClsr-Itoth
Clubs Hit Ilar,l-1otnl Of -
SAFE liitS Made
SUPERBAS DEFEAT CARDS
Perfect Fielding aud Superior Stick
work Nets Eastern club
Second Contest.

SEw YORK. July 10 New Yort
sye1ed gp tho series with riushurgh q"
day winning tho second game ~ iHr
s,rira. 10 g. Pittsburgh vas unable tu
bunch hats on Benton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

CLEVELAND. July l3--Clcyelsnd d.
'raf,t Wssnlnrion. o G.. I In the thtfd
game Of tle series A triple steal 9Th two
6ug Iu the eighth by Cleveland allowed
NamhsrAnAs TO srore ttc winning run,
The F.YFr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Numm,r, 2ao 400 2OO--7
'raha nrh'd runs, Tulsa =.
Dli' thrc,, ~ We. na~' hits, Spollmau.
Sertfrs' " h''c hits Kirby. O'nrlcn.
boChc hat ',' Graham ?. Kirby.
! N S,|',N' "n balls, or Trwn.,.rl
0Ocl an, ,,'',nan 3, of Hnyn, 5.
~hatlm," h' Townsend ~ h,
ht, ~, j, h' Bafur. I by Bnrb, ~,
n lnpi,. "Wnsond @ and RIMS
r7n, In 4 tS. 81 on NyhaDunnn. 4 nrJ .
runs /, 4 innings or ila,p, \ ma
: and : l-a innings 1ff u,,5,o'.., a,'u %
has. bH,nS I'm 10 inpinr-,.. s,o,,,, ,gi,',
ggsas,N'a,,ea. ,,.,. ,,,shl" play, Cleveland,
tsla :; tn. 80 ON hosos. Omaha I,
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Games Today
Western I~ngur.

o. NFNiit'lu AH'NkN's
TULSA AT OMAHA
oklahoma Guy NJ ~ Joseph,
wichita at Dcs Moines.
Joplin at Sioux CITY
National League.
Pittsburgh a. New York
~ Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago ~ Boston
Cincinnati At philadelphia
American League.
washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia NJ ~ Louis
New York At Detroit
Iostnn Rt Chicago.
AmrsiCRn Association.
Toledo at Columbu
IouiHyillo at indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Kansas city.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
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4|.ff.i fuf Barnes 900 IIuIh.
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ts- base hlfs ltus'.or. rruka~. nv 'n Gso'.
liuisplu u,shrrk Fruiitrr Rab.u-o0.
ip..t. sar,.n,p Hl. Thompson stolen base.
I.rhi,r. HR ari earned nuns ~ ltaF
ru,sru g Ard Ir 5 lunlnEs ~ lntust p
and .u r |ruIrgs sV ,rHtfl'r AHi I
100 ia Irrfrrs. uH "aps and 30
ir.nr lAsrs nU balls on LanuuFsfr D.
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~ DruirHrt g. I, Nap1 I v|.aIrg I.t.b
or ,rti,Nsf ,o.rg '.'r,. Natrrs time
. al. uapIf'f. '..'sr Nrl li'.r's.
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