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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Dances

Mr. and Mrs G Rosscr. Mr. md
Mrs. u. Claude Richardson and Mr.
and Mrs Edward Soph brpught
company OF their friendE together
for dancing party Thursday eve.
ming in the Country club.
II was one ot the largest as well as
prettiest terpsichOrcnn affairs OF tho
season. and was attended 10y more
than 200 matronE. girls and men.
The reception hail into which tho
guests were received hy the hosts.
the living and ballroom OF the club
were decorated In spring flowers and
the tables from which punch and
cakes were served were similarly
bedeCked
As assistants to the matronS and
men entertaining there were Mcssrs
and Mesdamcs Sat r.. ItgOn. Flint
Moss. l.. q. Bradstrcct, II r, Gore.
/ G.. n. Wright, Mrs. Il. W. Jacobs
| Mrs ora LiEhtnor Frost, Misses
/ Isabel Downing, Elsie birmingham,
| Frances Broach, Edith Frost, Mary
/ Jean HiNon
| Among the numerous guests OF
/ the dance were Me-srs. and Mes
! DANES l.. X. Brown. Charles w.
| Bliss. II +, Ably. f.. !. HowmGter,
| ] H. Adsic. =. NJ Boyer, Il, l..
/ Brooklns, + j. bradford w II
/ Brimm, G. +. Bruce. James II.
Bowen, II. +, Birmingham, i. II
| Brooks, j. T. Byrd. ". V. Riddison.
/ L. g.. Rtadstreot, ". O. Boatright
! Joseph c. Haskell. Frank Bllllngslea,
" r. Brown l.. H. koHe. + \
/ Craycr, y. II Cnsebccr, J. II. Colo,
. walter Campbell Erred 5. Clinton,
/ IT, n Cole Lee Clinton. G. H. Cog
/ gcshall. Charles Chaplin, Il j.. Car
/ son Ealph T.. Campbell Theodore
/ Cox, X NJ Darnell NJ. NJ Doan, u
/ J p1yisson. Charles T.. Dent II l..
Dickson, -. =. Mcmahon, II d
/ Mason.J 4 Mtkccver, 4. G. Marrs,
/ A f. Moss, sam =. McBirney, X. o.
. McClntock, CIV. T. Nichols, \ NJ.
O'Donnell. J. T. O Neara, w. II.
/ pomeroY. G. Parrish, Il, II. Price.
G. H. Pulley. H. Rudisill II +. l..
Rhodes W. " Ross, Hal +. Rambo,
Charles +, Robertson, \ W. Roth. c.
Il. Richards H. W. Randolph,
George Il. stanley. ". Z, Stahl r.
II. short, Grant c. Stehbins, r. ".
Sinclair. c \. Selby. Homer Stccn-
son. W van der Gracht. G. Y.
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Mrs, Edwin II. Perry and MIS-
Frank l., Bartlett were hohcHses
Monday afternoon In the Country
club. entertaining In courtesy to MiT-
Mae Evans. who has been announced
NJ a bride elect OF Apru ? There
were 80 guests, including ~ oul-ot-
town folk Mrs Harold stuart Brown
or Buffalo, ~. Y. Mrs. carl Dresser
or bradford, Pa, Mrs. Harry cable
ot Marion, Ind, and Miss blanche
Clagget 0f oklahoma ClD.
Mrs. j. e. Thompson was hostess
OF luncheon party of pretty ap-
pOlulmentA Saturday HtSrnoun
when shc entertained In Tea cup Inn
complimentary. to Mrs. l.. W Wade
OF wfordsvillc Ind and Mrs.
Charles BeCkmeycr Of st Louis.
other guests were Mcsdnncs T.. w.
Blumhnu. Fred l.. kIichin and j.
f. Brown. \ matinee party To the
Empress followed the luncheon.
Mrs Nathan Gems entertained a
ANAL party NJ luncheon Silurdhy
afternoon In the Tea cup Inn.
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Ciub Calendar
THE WEEKS CALENDAR.
Monday,


Tulsa Womhn'H club meeting IN
home OF Mira Alfred g. Hoggem
Mrs Henry StclnbcrRcr ontcrtAlns
with marty for members OF Womon's
uenefI association OF MaCChbees
Jewish Women's auxiliary gives
masduerndc dance In ballroom or
Elk's club,
Tuesday.
p1esday BOOK club meeting WIN
MIS-. Percy Collins.
Quid labet club indoor picnic IN
home OF MIR and Mira \. ~. CraVer'
Wednesday.
Piano study club meets, Mrs Ned
& Uisshce IN hostess.
Dancing party for Mlss Thurman
ana Mr.. Preston, with Miss Ardiz-
sono as hostess.
Thur-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Il Moore are
hosta OF dancing party In Country
club, complimenting Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Dresser and Mas Evans,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. colo nm"
Or. and Mrs. fred $. CNnton enter
tain with evening party for Judge
and Mrs. Frank B billiard
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs earl W, Sinclair
entertain with dinner dance for MI
ana Mrs. Dresser and Miss Evans
Pan n-uelonic society meets. Mr'
NJ T.. Springer and Miss Twyllat
Springer are hostosrca
wedding OF Miss Helen Thurman
and Mr.. Harold NJ. Preston In hons
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~ NJ. Preston.
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Tulsa Drama league. which has
formulated plans FOR a muSical
comedy. To be presented Friday.
May 2, FOR the benefit OF the Tulsa
Tubercul osis association. has an
nounccd aa a general committee To
tnkc charge OF the production or
he pay. Mira Carl Pleasant, gen
eral chnirman Mrs, A. q, hr&eIn,
tickets. Mrs. j Benjamin Hrown'
assistant Mra. ora IAghtner Frost
cast Mrs. Harry Maxwell assistant 3
Mrs H. VI. Burkey, program. Mt7.
James G Treat. properties, MIS-.
Murray u. Russell, photographs
Mrs. Ralph A. Woods, publicity.
These women will have associated
with them n committee OF four or
ak TO assist In the work. They VIII
he directed in the business manage
ment and staging OF the undertakihS
hv Mrs Lucion Denni, who has
hocn very successful In the work ot
managing tho productions or MI
Dcnni Mr. nennl, who Is play
wright and who directs all thc
music and dancing Of his plays has
to his credit among many olh'r
thinus "Iamo." THE CarntNalF \
Trtp to holland "MaiAlc, Come
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Back" and The Passing show
Tho agreeable personality Of both
makes II "A pleasant task to be ns-
sUciatod with them and all signs
points toward q successful outcome
The Drama league stands for
community interests and cOmmun.
ity plays and hopes In this produCtin
20 draw out much latent talent. Pop.
ular prices will be charged and tho
league feels that not only because
0f local interest. but the cause Of
the tuberculosis association should
the public give its unqualified sup
port.
A delightful gathering or the
Shakespeare club took place on Fri
day when Mrs Frank IT, UrcrU. re.
tirinR president, entertained the
new officers aud members at lunch
con In the country cub
The luncheon table held baskets
OF spring flowers for decoration and
the place cards bore quotations
which he guests were required "a
place aud name The character by
whom II was given I'm the meeting
Of the club which follow ID luncheon
the members went on record as hay
Ing approved tic anti-cNpectoratiug
movement OF the tuberculosis as
sociation Roll call responses were
from quotations on apparition The
third act OF the Tempest was read
with Mrs. Charles D. T. O'Horn as
leader and general discussion tol-
lowed Tho last meeting OF tho sea-.
son win ho held Alril Il in the
home Of Mrs Preston c. West
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Red Cross Calendar
Whore NOu MAY Serve.
MundIN

Whore NOu MAY serve.
Monday.
lrrsuNtr"Itu women. NlnN.'lN
TUESDAY and WrdnoBdh, Rcd 'Ipt'
headquarters
Women N Trinity Epwopr'
church. llrd Cruss Munlry ANA
IhuTHIpN
Luthcr1n wom,u Monday and
Thursday
NoNaut unit meets iu evening az
headquarters
TUESDAY
christian women. ltod 'ross
"Wednesday
Women OF rlrst Baptist rhlfch,
Rcd cross hrHauuulrIE
Methodist women uf tlrsi Chntch,
Red CrUss headquarters
THURSDAY
Catholic unit uf Wod Cross hehd
quarters. Thursday nud Friday
Friday.
United Presbyterian unit meets nt
church
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Informal

Womon OF the Country club found
pleasant recreation In the regular
mid week party last Wednesday
when Mrs. Roy II, GetmAn acted n
hostess
owing 10 the doarth Of things 50.
cial due TO the lNntcn season. moro
ihan 30 mntronH ana girls took nd
vantage OF the opportunity 10 have
a game OF cards and tea with their
friends Mrs G. W. Flint and Mrs.
q. Y Parish made high HcoreH Tho
Tea table wns presided over by Mrs.
Flint Moss and Mrs II T. Aby aud
other matrons assisting tho hostess
sere N Mssdanos Thomas Munrue,
FLOYD j. bradford, Charles E. Dent
ana Charles T. Robertson. Reservn-
lions for the affair wdrc for Mes.
danes A. " watts, T. VI Rodolf.
H. u. Cornell, j, j. Shakcly W l..
Lcwia, Rex ~ Walker. Theodore
Cox. NJ, NJ DoAn, u. T. Hayden,
n. q, Hastings, l. n Ewing, kirol
Helm, J. Al, lfsyncr, Il. II bartlett,
W l., stoell, n, N. cole. II Hudislll.
., Y. Goldrlok, Y. q. Wnlling, q, II.
accullonsh. /. * Cone, IL r. dru-
t~r &, w. Wangcrein. q. Y Parish,
!. uarficld Bucl, W It. Pomeroy.
u, y. Kerry, g. W. Bliss J. G. OH.
iespie, E W McCrary. g. w. Flint
Nat u, IIgou. W, A. smith, ]. j.
shea i J. Larkin. c. s, Avery, E. ~
Miller, Floyd J. bradford. H. T.,
Aby, Flint Moss, Thomas |. Munroe.
| Charles + Robertson and Charles
, E. Dent,
A recurrence of the wedding an.
| nlyersary OF Dr and Mrs. n. W. May
| ginnos, on March 10, brought with
| II happy gathering OF their
family and relatives. wednesday y
evening with their daughter, Mrs.
Dalton lain and Mr.. Lain enter
taininR In their home. 1877 South
Detroit avenue.
The evening was pleasantly passed
with music and informal paslime-
and rcfrcshtn cnts were served Ia
Dr and Mrs T. II MayRinnes
MessrS and Merdamcs James \
Monroe, charles S nlcdsoc. John w
Jones. Dalton AIN and their FAM.
lies Mrs. \. II MayElnnes, MlSacs
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Members present at Fridays AFFAIR
were Me-dAmrS n u Mason,
charles =. r. O'Icrn. charles \.
Steele. rercival r. Mag"c. james H..
Digs Joseph T. Kirkbride Preston
e. West. John II Hal. Clarence j.
Hindman Joseph r lantry storey
white. c. &. cole, Leo Clinton Mrs
Ear. W Sinclair, VINO could not be
In attendance. sen tle club greet
ngs from Kansas city In the form
of flowers
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Mrs william II. Pomeroy VIII
act as hostess at tho wednesday par
ty OF the Country club, presiding
In tho place of Mrs. w, van der
uracht, Mrs. Pomcroy will have NJ
her assistants Mcsdames warren u
Abbott, John u. Mayo, Allie ~
Lewis, charles y, Martin, Earl Y.
Kerry, ]. Garfield Ruel. charles W..
Bliss. I,oring q. nradstreet, Harry
T.. castle. Emerson G. IligglnS, Les.
Tor A. Gillespie, Joseph G, Haskell
and W. NJ NlOunt
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank l. Moore VIII
cutertaIn with u supper dance
Thursday evening March 81, In the
Country club. complimentlns Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Dresser OF Bradford,
Pa. and Miss Mae Evans, an April
bride elect.
Reservations for the lmsd-week
party of the Country club, Wednes-
day. should he made with Mr.. Rish-
op, by 0 O'Clock Tuesday evening
Mrs cyrus =. Avery has So, Tues
DAY, April I. as the date of "A large
luncheon party with which she Viii
entertain In the Country club.
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LunchcOHS

Tho MuaEuru chapter - 4 n.
au''rulrri r, waiting muwn"rH ~
tur organization with . pu,Nruu
of NupNI'Il appointments yuH'rr.
itN $50 fn. Srsrrn Tho luncheon
tnI't N,rn plugged iu tu" hill room
and beautifully decorated IN"
hblr NgU,r" the officers ~ ia"
state chapter wore seated vas con-
ioraI wl'u largo basket Of rprug
fuW,Ts 900 IIffrrrnt rolur \
N,u' ~ apuur flowers conferred
each uf ,ur other tables. nud cos
ursawrIr MlI FOR seventy five gucs'H
Aftrr me huHlucrH sessions of tho
stat" chapter Wuru concluded, the
ylsIlyra motorrd Co SawoklH. Miss
Alice Ilubof'rou's suburban home,
whore tea awaited thoW The dec
prt'iuuH a. SnwulIln Included not
only tho house but the grounds
the plum ana peach trees having
pat ont bOuQuclG ~ blossoms Tor
the occasion Tho long living room
waS a mass ~ (lOwors rlum bios
SONS ana rcd carnations banked tho
manteH ana were massed In the
open frcplHrcs ana on tho tAblcs
ana bookcases lnnuuils and plum
blossoms we're effectively uaod In
Tho dining room Mrs II. A Enloc
Mira IT, H. Flto, Mrs j H. Sykes,
Mrs A. g. Cochran ana Mrs n II.
Moore Of Haskell assisted In the
dining room A salad COURSE was
served ana about fty guests called.
A delightful company. nj which
The guests were Mddru for luncheon
and cards. had Mrs Howard =. Cole
entertaining Thursday afternoon In
tho Country club. nA a farewell
courtcgy 10 MIRA Charles T.. waite.
The sun parlor bright and colorful
In decorations ~ hanging baskets
and flowers was the setting Of The
NNS tables Of bridge played. High
scores were made by Mrs DHn J.
Dnvisgon ana Mrs charles T. Mar.
Tin, Mrs. waite received \ favor ~
"A leather address hook Mniro4 OF
the party were McsdamoS Frank II.
Greer j. NJ Ilayncr, Robert II. llhrl.
lett. IIulctte T. Ahy, Thomas l. Nun
roe, Roy II, GetmRh, l.. r. Davis,
Dan j. Duvisson, Charles T., Dent.
J. warren Sanders. william ll Pom
eroy. NJ Ward. Charles +. Mar
tin. \ r. Dunn, II. j Burke. A W
IIamill, Frank q. waillng. John II
Means, and W l.. Noel
\ pretty courtesy was extended to
u hrldc-olcct Saturday afternoon
when Miss Helen Ardilzouc enter.
/ tanned at luncheon In Tea CUP Inn,
! complimentary to Miss Helen Thur.
| man,
The table held for its centerpiecc
"A largo basket OF flowers. In which
/ were concealed many lovely gifts
| presented to the bride following tho
serving After, luncheon the guests
| formed a box party at the matinee
! performance OF the Al q. Field
minstrols. In the Grand, There wcre
! covers at tho luncheon for Mrs T.
/ l., Thurmpn. Mrs Joseph Ardiz-
! zone. Misses Helen Thurman, Alice
| Nightengnlc lHa Lynch Norma
/ Miller. Nuumi Counors. Ruth kelsu
| Mturlnr Lucas. Margaret Mckenzie.
! LulI kclsu, Muricl Whitehead and
! Mrs Dan Hunt Jr.
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Tulsa Womaus club Wll meet In
regular session Monday afternoon IN
the home - Mrs. Alfred c. Heggem,
22S East Twentieth street AutOmo-
bllcs viii hc IN waiting At the car
line, seventeenth and Main streets,
TO convey the women 20 Mrs neg
gems home
Parent Teachers association Of
the high school viii meet regularly
Wednesday, March g. In the school
auditorium.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

ternatinE with GaInor or GIL
h0Oley.
Strunk VIII cavort in center. and
barry Hooper VIII grace the right
garden Ruth's great hitting ability
was the factor which decided Barrow
IN permitting the big freight train"
TO nave his way in trying for one Of
the outtield positions as a regular.
And so far Ruth has made good.
No doubt Ruth viii pitch many a
game Tor the BostOns during the sum
mer- He VIII certainly be called into
serve II badly needed. and in addition
ne can play first base in a pinch.
Likewise, Del Gainor is capable Of
terlns the initial sack to queens
lasle, Tor first is his old love.
Has Strong stuff.
In addition 10 Ruth as a uffrber
l5lI row had Dumont. Caldwell. NAYS.
busn. Jones and Pennock TO do the
regular pitching, and no one who
runs an eye over this list Of twfrl-
ers can deny that they have class
Walters, secured from the Yantrs
ana Walle Schang, viii be the heavv
boys behind the bat. with Norman
AloNell' a youngster, 10 help out with
the Windpads.
Selling up the Red Rox from every
insie, u would appear that they have
iuoed TO their batting strength. in
z eased their fielding strength snd I
ave Just as dependable pitching as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
TRACK MEET COMPETITION KEEN
STUDENTS MAKE MANY RECORDS

Z "A LsIiN' Texas, May 9.-The chief
4 feature OF the track meet OF the
ninth annual interscholastic meet held
at the University Of Texas Nav /. .
and 3 was the closeness Of competi-
ton between the different schools.
The winners Of the meet were not
known definitely until the last event.
There were $50 individual entries.
The records Of the all-state interschoI-
astic league were closely approached
In two cases, that Of the discus
throw and The pole vault. the all-state
record was broken
Up TO this year record for the dis
Gus throw was claimed by Mckinney.
q WaIahachie, who sent the discus
III 1eet 70 inches This record was
ser last year at the annual meet This
record was broken this year by Well
ers OF BroWnsFille, whose throw meas
ured lis feet 3 inches.
Jackson Breaks Record.
me pole vault record was broken
BY Jackson Of Garland Up TO this
time Brown, who is now on the uni
versity track team had the distinc-
ton OF TaultinE 10 feet inches. Jack
son cleared the pole an a height OF
II feet 3 E inches. When he stopped
aeroplaninE over the pole he had not
yet exhausted his possibilities. accord
ing 10 many enthusiasts who knew his
ability for Taulting.
Jackson came within foot 81
inches Of making the all-interschol- !
astlc league record over the United /
States Sherman Landers. Of the Ore T
gon high school. at oregon. III, estab- Z
lished the record by clearing the pole I
al u feet 9 inches. Landers is now
az the University Of Pennsylvania.
Close Competition.
The meet was characterized By close
competition Verge Rahb. Of SMITH
vile, won the meet for his school.
he breasted the rope first in the 100
-ard dash. the 50-yard dash. and the
-zu-yard dash The points that ne
Won gave Smithville first place. with
. points Timps0n came next with
4 = points. Rosebud, with 10 points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
STROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
. b WILLIAM :. kirk. .
A RAY OF HOPE

" IS one Of hope for th Off Rooter poor chap Who follow
baseball from distance and
chance to see He has better chance bigger games
than have his brothers the beaces andstand Spo has com
pied at great expense Of time effort list
Three Hundred in the
OF baseball Look ponde
11s III au TO attend Worlds Caul
have paid his a train.
Antony Egypt Race
never Went TO ball game he
ou pa! or anything else Mrs Cleopatra have been
g solPa" had he been efthandd and living age when baseball
socrates William j; oaton notlfna
ever about national
ardent
much matter u is bean ' - & - ~
Tell William; archer attended
1e after his time Had he his afternoons looking through
~ pa gTadsand his eyeght would he could
not have shot the apple off his knob
Yes Great know to Fame
Never a baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
: Pennant Prospects For 1919

sEHiiaii By JACE
I IITHEN Ed Barrow started counting
/ w the noses Of his Boston Red soz
with the signing Of the armistice and
! figuring out who to keep. he was con-
fronted by the biggest puzzle Of his
life.
Among the 16 major League clubs.
the Red sox held title TO more real
stars who were wearing the livery Of
the army or navy than any other club
in their league. and the problem Of
reducing the roster in order to be able
Ito keep within the limit was a mans
sized Job.
Reduces Squads
WITH one worlds Championship in
his vest pocket, Barrow set about to
reduce his squad systematically.
keeping the players he wanted most
and letting out some Of the others
who were stars under the old regime.
In letting such players as Dutch
Leonard, Ernie Shore. Duffy Lewis
sam AgneW and Harold Janvrin 60
Barrow probably experienced some Of
lne agonles Of toothache- But he had
TO do something
ne also parted with player
Whitman. who was. according to
many OF the scribes who saw the
last worlds series, the Outsund-
ing star Of the Red sox team
against the Cubs.
IN the training camp Of t1fe six al !
tampa Barrow turned up with q CLUB Z
which bids fair TO set the pace iu /
ne Junior league this season and I
WHICH without the shadow Of a doubt.
VII be in the race FOR the pennant /
ID the way.
VIII With Sex.
" one OF the deals Barrow made
.arig the winter the best Of all was
ne one which brought Oscar Vitt
nto the Red Sox fold. making the
iuo infleid- Witt win play third.
colt VIII be back at short. Barry
ElL no doubt play the keystone
aek once again, and Stuffy McInnfs
'lll decorate first base With such
n lnrield and Davie Shean and Nc
'aily as substitutes. Barrow should
,Qrry what anybody else NAV boast
( IN the way OF infields.
The Boston outfIeId win be
Srneed by the presence Of Babe
tluth IN majority of the cham
ionshtp games this summer. nc
eordinE TO all Indications. Ruth
VIII probably play left field. al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
MANY mem OUT
FOR TRACK TEAM
Yale Has Total of 3O6 Stu
dents Ready for All
Athletics.

Boston. Mass, Nay Interesting
statistics are published Of the number
Of men who are out for major sports
AZ Harvard, Princeton and Yale this
spring. They show that. out Of an
enrolment Of 1z77 upper classmen-of
whom perhaps a hundred are IN
classified and thus ineligible to repre-
sent the university in outside con
tests-345 students are active. At
Yale 800 men are out for the major
sport teams, and at Princeton zoo. In
the Harvard showing spring football
practice IS included: It is not included
In the figures for Yale and Princeton.
neither Of whica has called out the
football men
Howard is Strong.
In other words, Harvard's figures
is based on rowing, track, baseball.
and 70 GDal. and those of Princeton
and Yale on rowing, baseball ard
track Crew IS the attractive sport
at Cambridge and Princeton. where it'll
mas called out III and 101 oarsmen re-
specuvely. Gale's oarsmen mum Der
only Is. Baseball is the more popular
sport at New Haven, where there are
lss candidates for diamond houors.
Princeton's baseball candidates
number 81 and Harvard's Il. Track
has brought out 81 men at Cambridge. I
81 at Princeton and Sc at Yale. From 4
the freshman class at CAMBRIDGE
there are % crew candidates. So track I
team aspirants, S. baseball men, and
ls students engaged in spring prsc-
tee Thus, including freshmen, theref
are 2-s students out Of an eligible list
Of 1l2s engaged in the major competi-f
I'VE sports This is regarded at Cam
bridge as satisfactory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Herr Hires More
New TWirIerS

Manager EDDIE Herr Of the san
Lake Bees seems TO never tire Of hir-
ing pitchers. Latest announcements
along that line are Albert Gould and
Ralph Stroud. Gould had been re-
leased by Cleveland TO New Orleans.
put objected to going south Stroud
had been the property OF Louisville.
but that club had no further use for
him. Ralph is no stranger on the
coast and on the dope should go good
for Herr, and so should Could, for
that matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Detroit Tigers
Sign a New One

The Detroit club has signed q
pitcher fresh from Yale university
named Frank Talcott He had made
a great record for the Yale BAN club
and maybe Dan Howiey can make
big league pitcher out OF him
Harry Lunte OF the Cleveland In
dams has shown Lee Foil something
new He worked out at first base in
practice and Foil thinks he may
make a good emergency man for that
Job in case anything untoWard hap
pens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Senators Look
To Be Strone

If manager Griffith can Strengthen
me defensive powers OF the team
without weakening its baffiDr
strength the Senators may stand more
tnal a Ialr chance to lead the Iearue
N the ian The White Sox lack de-
cote. and Danforth can sbo- ne
FORM that won the CHAMPIONSHIP for
chicago in 1917 the team win be a
contender all the way but that Is q
question that can only be answered
on the field in championship games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

Boston critics are not predicting q
sure triumph for the Red Sex. Thev
seem 10 be preparing Hub fans for q
series OF surprises There are at Iezsf
I'VE teams in the Junior organization
49, 49, are pennant possibilities. Boston
leads the list, with New York. C,7evs-
and, Chicago and Washington follow
ing closely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

and Kyle with Q points. These schools
we're all Included On class b.
me class A competition was even
more fierce than that OF class b. EIec-
ira won over Cleburne BIZ one-haTf a
point, Electra having 10 points and
Clenurne IS5e- CuerO came next with
1879 points Weatherf0rd and Green
vile tied with 70 points and Austin
and Brownsville tied with ~ points.
Three more schools averaged at LEAST
six points each
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New York ZOO COZ Oo0 0O0-2 :
batteries: Boston. Nehf ard VIII
som son; New York Dubuc. C. smith ana
At Brooklyn. PH-
PI,hlla,d.elphia go 900 600 1901 s I
bEooklyn -.-.-.101 O0o OOx-2 o
H,altsries: philadelphia. watson ana
-@-ls' Brooklyn. Pfeffer and Prueger-
&. - E-.tso fsn- r H E.
flLtsoursh ----- 600 0os 00x-f Z
batteries- St Louis. Sherdell. rTo-+z-
man meadows and Snyder Pfftshr-r-
Hamilton and schmidt 3
postponed; rain. --i-'--so,
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