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The Keota news., 1919-03-07

county. it is not possible to get local
people to drag the roads. . truck oper-
ated by not more than two men. could
draw two road drags. and actually get
large section Of road dragged after each
rain before the ground became too dry
to make the work effective. The truck
would drag perhaps thirty miles of
road ~ easily and quickly ~ = team
would cover 1--WE or six. making an enor-
nous saving in time and money per
milo. 1t would carry At all times sup
ply Of gravel. cement. some plank. tim
Der and hardware to make minor re-
pairs. II . bridge plank broke. instead
Of long wait while the road oversser
was being notified and made . trip to
aseertsin the damage and was finding
some one with team to haul out the
material and make the repairs. The
truckman would b notified quickly and
the repair made in the briefest possible
time and 1t minimum Of expense. For
many years the county commissioners
have been trying vainiy. to large ex-
tent. to locate local parties who would
drag roads. The truck system. the
club believes. will obviate this difficulty.
s'ncs II will provide . person whose
principal business 10 road maintenance
and give him the best available outfit
with which to get results.
The matter will be presented to the
commissioners at an early date. and ~
Il 10 known that the board fervsntiy
desires to make some change in the
maintenance system which will pro-
duce better results than any plan which
hiss been tried heretofore. Il 10 believed
tina, the board will be favorably inclined
to this idea. and II Il will save money In
the long run. ~ we'll - produce results.
~ the motor plan seems likely to do. II
will. Of course. be that much morc
desirable.
II WAS announced that the club will
lend its assistance 10 local communities
in getting road signs set up throughout
the county and the president made Il
particularly plain that the county club
is interested in the problems Of local
communities and willing to extend help
wherever possible on request.
The presidents appointments Of COM
mittecmcn for the year were accom-
panied by the statement that The club
wished Il understood. from the first that
none Of them were expected to qualify
~ standing committees. I'VE expect
them to move" said he. The commit
teemen are ~ follows:.
Executive committee: The President.
cx ofiicio: r. F. Dobbs. LaSsllc: D. E.
GRAY. Greeley: O l.. Altvater. Milliken;
J. f.. Shaffer. Pierce.
Good roads committee: w. A. In
singer. Greeley: r. A. Dix, Kersey:
B. A. wilkins. Ault.
Publicity: w. v. Olin; C. r. Graves
New Raymer; E. 8. Baylis. Plstteville.
The communities represented at the
were Plsttcville. New Raymer.
Pierce. Kersey and Greeley.
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bTEs OF THE DAY
berest to. the People Of
bta Community

evening = genuine sur
|as given at La Belle Vue
Drcws who expects to leave
D. At least fifty persons
aud q good time was had
games. ~ barnyard mel.
light back what ! borrowed.
iose Of the party refresh
bting Of sandwiches. coffee.
Dnty-three kinda Of cake.
were good. were served the
6n was in Fort Collins Wed.
was called upon while there
be meeting Of the Colorado
.. in session the first three
week. Prof. Morton. Of
0ral College. had heard Of
plan of cooperative credit.
bg worked out for financing
hg- operations about Keota.
bpon this proposition that he
to talk.
Forth and lvsl Sutton mo-
s'.y Friday. returning that
)h Mary Haworth who 10
dustrial High School there
hek Sunday via Brixgsdsic.
Fortune. who has been home
ickness IN the family. re-
her.
dollars was cleared from
ewenty.six pics at . social
Pawnee Buttes school housc
vening. Tho proceeds will
buying supplies for the
u L. taught by Miss Martha
|Athbun arrived in Bucktng.
pek. having received IN hon.
barge from Camp Lewis.
md came on to Kcota Mon
Mrs. Edgar Dickson and
IN left Monday for Yuma
Dccting to spend the greater
week visiting there.
rRc Friend and children left
J Nebraska. where they will
home. Mr.. Friend will join
N ~ possible.
: Hcssler. who hso worked
store for several months.
'thoud Wednesday to work for
lmi'y there.
nix Trumho family have
porarily into one room in the
Hall. They arc planning to
'e In Keota.
lrton arrived home Wcdncs.
amp Sheridan. Ill.,. where
EN- in military training for
Mrs. John Wiley returned
ON Cheyenne. Mr.. Wiley
there this winter.
!. Cow ley and little daughter
; Sunday IN Grover with her
no Is working there.
Ars. A. II. Curric had sup.
evening at the home Of Mr..
.rd Markley.
rkenb,,sh and family moved
to their homestead Mon
&.
v. Boyer returned Monday
of two months in Pittsburg,
Ia.
,t,Sr,s - -~-u. a.. a.
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Harley Jobbins has been accumulat-
irg dry farms this week. having traded
his Chevrolet to w. A. Rhoadarmer on
q quarter section mile and half north
Of Keota, and his meat market to E. c.
Stacey for the Stacey quarter, six miles
northwest of town.
Figuring pads, for school or Office use
1Oc per pound. keota News. #
For Sale: Hog millet seed, $3.50 per
cwt. Charles Kurtx. 6tf
Opal Cowell has been sick this week.
but 10 improving.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
sIw nnsIse essTs4a sAmYHf

80. eennsets a. Torrance With y Pc
easti Al Santa " with % A " q, Tor Dsnvsr
No. 2 connects 81 ksnneiy with 4
\ \. No. 10 from Alauausrgust a. willard
Nth A. r A \. y train for Mepnteiralf.
helen and Alhueusrqus; a Torrance vttb n
y. 4 q W No. 4 Tor kanis Rosa. fueamcsn
Fsf further luformsdon ~sommanifate with
n y s~k0OEReot.
Trafar hrnsrsr
aanta M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

New NoI4 tfcI1 <IH<&|f.
Ftu Yofn. JUNE tth* H4&iI--
ton ~ t1NtNt fttA|tI1H fac1t t1< N@|'a
Ina or hant IpHna fea(r<1AII ~r&/if<&'/
Improved WA rI4cai4I4(t 4f11<Irr On
The etor4 uafEtl and during <t- Fore
most Today fheft r4e pf{errl 70 buy
ING fcf both atrlun<< again. TIE (<<t
that money vas IN ~1I1n11rt <iIf|<
innesne~ On -14sai4fl@. nr~n,inranl
HuIrricnn Wtt'ti. t'iwt<t - 1oI1te
70 itt WITH a ft;+ ~ 41111Is-
Goodrich. uentfui Motors. Maxwell
Motors ind. |r~r@frrfrt. rIIl1at>> her.
HcxItnn Isifoitnfn and p1n-HM<r-
tan fttroIfpf7 all pt4ItItftd a.
vanct< o. % t>infs. tnIIrd Mates
steel moved ~tfftn = hall point range
but r~sprrr<utnf. = frii- r>><<< 4e,A ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

New yoFt. June t-Aercahtils o.
per 90 WtHi stcriiuE 30 d1T b.iIn
balls tbsAi demand. tsfHi onh'sa.
ft1A,.
GOV srnmen, bonds sirm' ralireaa
bonds irregular.
Tinis loans strong, 60 dayn % days
and six months. 81 8a
Bar silver. fl.oeM.
Meslcan dollars. "a cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

N9N foTE- Jun1 1-C01fon f1fuTos
closed steady July t1e a. October.
txt.ab: March. t1t.1 10.
Spot quiet; m,ddiinr. ssi.ss.
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a FLEISCHER
FOR RENT-houses

nbn HrNT@fraetlfaily nee fuar funm nod
srn fuuished hausr. 40 Mast Silver.
rtanr fiaq
sOR RENr-fufnlahed house. 6 large roomf E
plano. coal and ras range nudefni 400
psf month. No sidk o. children zoe Wet
Zeal
LOOMING fer = haussf n what Yra kasf IN
mind Isn't listed here. pat . lttir "a IN
sur eanied@dusilnss' saiumn. Iusi cal
lts.
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f1.O0o-5.room raaine. hsih Sod lots tfh
uerd eeas IN.
3 1850 room. story. tffh and shirgls
dWslling mcdsfa, eoof lava ard SHADE,
gopd l~aeaiien. tfd ward
%. 500 Il room. 2 story frsans. modern. Gre.
place, good location In HiEhlandt eloss
~ soo-ss ssre. ef sooa lard. Ala miis. from
slty. lffirsisd ~ rumrInr With ~elesifr
power. about ten nefss n eultlvat.on.
email orchard. addbs dwelling sud oct
hulldinrs. farming implsms1ts u 81
tinda terms.
staOo-b.foam ffams tuneaios. modern
hardwood noors. fireplace. buIitin Tee.
lures. iar6s siastsd IN sleeping perch
garage. ". Gold Ave-.
ti.soo-t nom ffams. taih. garage. 90 fso'
lot n sth
A. FLEISCHER
RIAL EsTArr FiHr AND AUToNoBTLE
INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone e7t ~ South Tourth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

Denver. Colo. June 4-~cattie. re-
ers low, market slow. Detf steers.
1900 q tffbO: cows and heifers.
ts4G0Nfi1.7t. ntockers and fesdern.
f9.750ti2oo. calves. tif.h70ifGoo.
Hogs, receipts TOO; market strong;
10 cents hinher: top. t@e.ib; bulk.
tfa e0Mffe.eo.
sheep. receipts ATS; market steadvs
Iambs. tff.oOG t1seb; ewes. STATS
ntf3.00.
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MISCELLANEOUS

rHE WoALD.W WIDE tnoun treatment ~
hay fever d.. dehnseu. 5 " T. Afnlo
nlock.
nANIcUMsT saa hal, drssssr, e~hiropsdisi
nlaa manufnefafsr 81 halt Goods. VIII cell
% residence. fhons iete.
90 TO DETROIT CLEANERS and Dysr, Got
saflsfnriorr uark. Drelnr or specially
1908 west Csatral rhshs f1ieW.
FnEK enlargement win ypur hodak anish.
laa film developed Toe; pfinta ac snd
g.. Nail cfdsrs flvsn prompt attention. II
you have never dealt 9Th ". mell Ne . roll
o. fim and afc. We ill dexelnp md print
eus % such a. sample. Art-Cfsn studiu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
RANCH o SALE

a2o acres northwest Of sooorro.
n. ~. Ten sections open range
controlled by large spring. Two
dwellings, sheds and barns. Two
new windmills. two gasoline on
Einea. excellent drinking water.
-four miles driu fence. 100 bear
Ing fruit trees, Price. $4,000.
Address y. q Box T. socorro,
n. N.
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Santa Fe I ime Table
ES4

Welttuuna-Dallr
Train Arnss. Depart
Ne. l-Tha afouf ....1t1Np tnpm
No S-Callf Limited. . II t5am 1efttpm
No. 1-Farre Faat ...iotf8am 1Itttam
Ne. e--ns Ssvsie . t:sosia a'sosm
No. sot-n P..s rsp.. iesispm
No. s01-El pasa Zap. nit5sn
Ma. an. x...ls wv. S.oosn. ssso,n
No a-Cailf Llmifad o.oopm ss0upm
No. SAINTS Hlaht ef1tom lot1oEa
No. t0-Ths Scout 80. Il16an os0okN
PROM SOUTH
n. s's-E,s. P..s sss%
No. e0i connsets Al uslen With No. lis fer
Clovis. Psoos ysiisy. ksnsss oi's AL oah
80. sos sounse,s ., B.lss 9Th No iis
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

Ne~ xrx1 flhrffx fInud<.
New rurk June f.-Liberfr bond
finals today were 1Ha tee.to. 1r1f
u. wis second a. fef.1ef first
fhh tef.1ff eFccnd as. tft.7fs
third ttA fpt.5s; fourth fHs tofsst
victory tAa ttoo.esi Victory tA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

Chicago, June 4 az. n nursau Of
MafksD.-Hox< receipts & loco. mar
Net stsafy 70 10 cents higher Than yss-
terdsy's general average. Too. f1u<ts
hulk. t1o.con $685. heavy weight.
t1o.s 80 Ut10. 3os medium weight.
t2o1tU33o .bts Hight weight. tit.etU
tsO.sos light light tfs.7bUt1o.1t.
heavy packing sows smooth. tis.ttU
f10.ih: packinn owl. rounn. 4l9.ttu
tie.7si plfr. ais.1buue0o.
Cattle. fecsipts aooo: beet steers AMI
butcher abe stock slow; bulls steady
20 strong; calves steady. feeders low
er. BEEF steers. medium and heavy
weight choice and prime. tiAftW
tfe1b. medium and good. nf.Nu
tif.1t; common. tIo.Tt0tfl.Iht Hight
weight. rood n choice. t1.tou
tf6.oe: common and medium. sass
tafot butcher cattle. helfern. tI1s
Gfia.is; cown. fI.oonffa.so can
ners and cutters W.1b0fI.0ot veal
calves. itght ana handy wsiEht titto
0tf6.a3s feeder nieern. t11.oo y fl1.o1
atocker steers. t1.1k6tfe.to
sheep. receipts is.ocoi eUsz and
heavy lambs lower; Cthsr kinds about
steady; lambs - pounds down. tiA-oo
0tik.ebs IS pounds Up tte.1oN
si6fb. culla n common. 5000
ti2-se; springs, tfs.5t0tteco;
yearllng wetherA t,o.So0 tfs.e6i ives
medium Eood aud choice. ts.ko4
tio2b: cufis and common. tteo0
flS.
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Chicago. June Com To-Day Lack
I'd the -Bfp witch has characterised
n markell Of late. For The first umo
In several days industries anil ship
rons were SLOW 10 taxa hold. tlpsninR
pricea which rnnzed from ne sans
- Yesterdays finish 10 \ lower. with
July tl.5oA 20 I.To4 n septem-
bor u.efh 10 81 90. were followed ~
moderate dnclinna all around.
Oats were Oft with corn. After
opening y to y cont down. incIudInR
July al eah 20 "a y, the market IN
defwcnt q further setback
Provisions declined with grain and
hoFn. Pork especially was weak.
Numsreiis small rallies TOOK place
a. n resuI OF shorts coseriaR and Of
news that 1000. 600 bushels % oafs
had been bought for sxport Ths
close never the ie.r. hi weak, 70
"a cent ne lower. with July ff.loh
20 u.5eM and ssptsmb~r N.stA 70
up.srn. Ina, snsssd faiisa 20 last.
Clcaai
Corn. Jely. si.7es: sept. si.sfx.
oats; July. ss4; sept. ssH
Fork; July. tto.1bs sept. t<k.1S.
Lard Juiy. tss.fgs sept. St1.x3.
Rib~; July. s1s,iGs sept. es7to.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
FOR RENT

In the Highlands A modern Bun.
galow, six rooms, two porches,
large veranda. Call at 20j No. III
or phone ISL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
PIANO TUNING


J. n EDW ARDs-Tuninr ana repairing o.
all musical Instruments. Phone TO3. kesi'
dsnss, 90t n. ist street.
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FOR RENT


n~srtlona Ill N. o. Eronnd floor. J OH
srd. hiutrsa Hotsi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

FuR HENr-Room. sleeping porch aud
board urnilrman health seeker Private
home. Phone aiihM.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

FuR RENT Room and sleeping porch 30
cial dict Tor bed palicnir vii givv nurse
care $40 south High.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
o RENT-Rooms

q pgSr-LIsh, hou,s1ssp,rr room. sii
q 1rd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04
ROOMS WITH A

ROOM AND HOARD sicspins porch private
family. IN Highlands, Phone 2osa OF cal
1874 Eaft unld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

fuh SAi.E-one hnrsv, huuFy and suws Tar
nituru one dresser one chiffufette one
eaak range one hsaisf tnnre rueksrs, chairs
and rag Many Other ailrl's Goo many ~
nsntion Mu.t b. sold this week 72e .
santa fs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

TuR RENT Room. sleeping pofo. ard
board Tor two gentlemen M ladiss also
table hoardrrs. ii2a EAst Central Phone
2gO2. %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

~ THAT room stlii vacant Advertise II Ia
ne classified ssetien Of THE EVENING
HERALD aud rent II right sway, just call
aab.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

q RENT-Nioely furnished sleeping
raoms Highland nouss, 900 y Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

ruR RENT-rwo connecting rooms fur
niahed A. Auuilo huildinE corner Third
and central light housekeeping price tlh
no no children dogs. or sickness permitted
uurradailr. Agent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

FURNISHED housekeeping apartment Tor
rrnt. Crane Apartments, 2l5 " seventh.
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FOR Apartments SO

oTFsNr~fsSsi>ssS @srsSSsSS' fi@s 10.
TEL corner fifst aud rileras,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

FuR RENr-Tvo room apt Tor housskeep
INK Highland House. goo y tentral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

FOR RENT Furnished Tor Housekeeping on'
largo room with kitch,nette. No sirk. Io2
rast Central
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04
Tots. ~ 92rlo

0n hA u'' "a....
sr'. a| N.'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

was good and his skin glowcd with
health ue settled down to his train
Ing grind good ualurodly which in
Jirtt'i according to experts. that
he had been constantly training for
several weeks.
Ancr tuEg.nE At tho weights and
dulnr some shadow boxing, the
giant boxed three rounds with Jack
LAWN, a veteran light. heavyweight
from Cleveland Willard snapped
over a loft hook In tho second round
that sent Lawn rceling through the
ropes After the workout LAWN.
who also has boxed Dempsey. said
hc was stung by the punch, although
willard pulled" most ~ them
willard boxed with surprising
skin aud speed, blocking punches to
his ull-soCtion with his elbows and
foretrms and slipping his head away
from dangerous blows 10 his chin
Scrgt Walter Monahan. who traindd,
willard for his championship match
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE
OPENS SCHEDULE TODAY

The opening ot the CITY pu h,s,.
ban league. fast amateur orran.,,.
ton that is to play twilight b,srtg,i.
here during the summer months. VA
delayed Yesterday by tho ratn SIN
clair hnd Midrto are TO play TODAY
All games start at O'Clock with
McNulN park the scene
The schedule tur this week FOL.
lows: Thursday, GypS, w. Texas
Friday tosdeu VS. Slucnir. Sa,urda,
carter ~ Gypsy.
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American \saCs'tntiou

A. Milwaukee ( Indianapolis .
At Kansas Toledo. Wet
grounds
~ Minneapolis. Louisville. rain
AZ 81 Paul COLUMBUS. rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04
JBRAVES AND DODGERS
EVEN UP IN D0UBLER
Ilnuon Wins FIRST and Brt-nki w
lnkc-, SECOND Ia Close Battles
--,,innts IICatcu
CUBS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT
Pirate, thanked nv Chicago by Mar.
gin ~ One Iiun--It'Sis ana
Cardinals Icmnin Idle.

rOsTpN luuc IS Hustor ard urpoLlyu
divided duuhlo hondc- todN, boston WIN
ming t.c nrsr game 30 30 innings and iostoe
tho sn.und noatou rA.isd ip tho eighth IO
ming Of tho SECOND Esmc and scored ihrsr
fuut hut lloU.s VA thrown oui tying
ln stretch hls ttp'c into home run Tot
tho binE run
Tho Er4fpt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04
American League

At cleveland 6-S. 81 Louis lt.O.
At Philadelphia 9. New York IA.
A. Washington a. HoHun I
At Detroit e. Chicago J
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INDIANS AND BROWNS
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
Mound titY Crew TRkc- First by
Hard IiiftinE--hankccs Win
Free Hitting Game.
TIGERS BEAT WHITE S0X


CLEVELAND June Clevslsnd sod
81 Louis broke even In 4 doubls headst
today ~ Louis WInniHE the 'r,t game
after overcoming i've run IrAd
The scores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

TVTNTF ~ Y w =
NlE". out when winning run scored
hnattrd for GoWiy lu SfrNn'h
inattrd Tor Kudulph in eighh
S'urr by iuutngH
Hruokl,u 200 ION 0oN o.
Boston 600 600 uoi .
summary Runs Mage RiFgcu rowcll
crrors n WhrAt t~O base hiis Z
Wh"at smith three hAse hu Po~oll
stolen base ilcr,og double p'ays z
Wheat 10 " Wheat kouctrhy tu u-s"u
Smith ~ Olson TO konrtrhy. Olson to
hunoichy MarAnytlle Ia iIerioV tu Nulkr
bas"s on balls or Smith a. of Rudolph /
struck out. by Smith by Hdolph 4 by
keating =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

INV ONk Iunc I NNTnIoIuhis de-
u, ,S',Ga ,r Nc~ ly,S ,nl, In mo 'alui Esm'cc
for PhllsdrIphiH srrr TO t,rt inning lE
whrh Doyle d, home run with Ao
~ en- ON ha,r' Woodward made triple
Aud iwo Singles
Ihn ,,tt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

NEUiNGrON Juno Boston took
me ,eoond game Of the series from wash
,nElon today Mrlnnn And Scott by timely
hitting drove IN o. scored al Of Bosuu ,
runs
The srnrc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

PllLAptLrHlN luur 0 New York
madc II rteo 'urslgh, ipm rtiAdslphs
lodNy winning draw out ard rsrred
game Seven pitchers wrre used aud all
Al times we're ineffective
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Chicago
Detroit
tkAtt~d Tor lowiefmilk IN fourth
ihattsd Tor DAnfor,h IN ninth

NTTHTTNW TTf NV TWTTN IN TWVTEN
fhattsd Tor uAnforth IN ninth
Score by Innings
chicago O2o 600 Ool 2
Detroit lut 600 n., r
summary Runs Rl,herg S,hAlA Nc
Mu,hn hEh Young Cobb. NeAcH . He'll
man . errors, LcEoid Rshcrg Young
Jones two haAr hilt Hsh~rg pauforth
stolen bases schAlk Lo~dermuk double
plays, Weaver 10 D. Collins to Collins
oohb "a, Young bssc- on balls or Iopder.
m.k on psuss OF uanfurh ! struck
out b, LoWdcrmib . b, paufor,h
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At Eostou "a. BROOKLYN l-t
Al New York I Fhu1dclpha z.
At Chicago {, Pittsburgh 0
At st Louis-Clnclnnau. no game
rain
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A. san Antonio I. Dallas :
A. Houston {. Fort Worth I
A. EcoIwon, q. waco %
\; Galveston :, Shreveport .
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oklahnmA CITY

T.VTTNHTF NUM- 0WTTh- WTITTIN- NWII 7
GrNih, errors Lamb LmdAuoro. llaut
Nppl,gatr two base hip. griffin. GrigTs.
linhAmuro. three base hita htrhrHk
Huggs fActhco hils Mn ADAMS ~,
rititc ilys henson ilAuk double plA,s
htoner 10 Grlihth to RonAnn Henson in
Adams Griffth to Adams 10 lI,uL Nrrl.
gate to lbuk tu Ndams Henson iu Linda
more +" AdAms Ghumpron uua.slstcd
struck cut d, Stoucr T. b, tpplrEatr h,
oh smith hits of stou.f nonr In
inning or NppleEatr 4 iu = innings hit
h pii"rcr b, Ston~r Chonowrth Ieh on
hAsrs Oklahoma tiN T. Joplin . umr
aa umpires. pAly and s.hafn,
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There can't be any objection to
the Sooncrs entering the conference
because ~ athletic rrasons Despite
the Influenza war and other hnndi-
cape. the Souncrs experienced their
most Snccr.zfui season last year.
An victorious football basketball and
track teams were developed The fu
caused IA" cancellation ~ the pkls
homa Missouri foothti Enmc bat
owens men trimmed Kansas 'o tho
tune " 80 to O This was the thlrt
tll victorious football team Developed
los coach lRcnuic owen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

okLNlONN CRY Iuns ! Ft,e dou
bic plays hr.psi 10 ueulrAu,o the IupIu
AttArS and Oklahoma Won today game.
To
The SCORE
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oklahoma and Texas teams wcr

cpNr victims ~ the sooner cngers.
while oklahoma and Southwestern
and dual tract meets were won with
cas-" hv SouiRr's athletics. oklahoma
piled NJ S2l points luothc state and
meets and oklahoma
NRgic and TeNas university duai COM
bats Three southwestern conference
records were broken
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The Indians open at Philadelphia.
and should take three out ~ The
four games The Fohls then meet
tho Griffmon four games. and should
no well prepared to battle tho rcd
SoE and Yankees before returning
home The white SoN get the Rcd
soT after meeting tho Yankees
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The white SO, and Indians look 10
be The pick " the lot iu tho west
and In the league. for that matter
The Tigers and Browns also are
formidable Connie MRrk'g Athletics
and misguided thrk Grlffiths Ma
tIunalsaare out or the running which
leaves the Yankees and Red SoN as
eastern Coutcuders The champions
aren't presenting the usual brilliant
defense as nf old And the Huh crew
never was u hard hitting gang The
Yankees look TO be the club mat the
western teams must beat out