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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
.CAMPF!ELD MAY HEAD
DIVISION OF MARKETS
Subdivision Of State Department OF
Agriculture Reopens, After Long
Period of Inaction.
BUCHER TEMPORARILY ON JOB
Old Director Will Instruct New Man
In Duties of PoSitior-Oflice Prac-
tically Idle Since Departure OF L..
w. Wilson.

The doors of the Offices of the Di-
vision of Markets. n subdivision Of the
Department OF Agriculture. of which
George w. koiner is commissioner,
have been reopened. having virtually
been closed since last October.
G. IL. Butcher, formerly assistant di-
rector during the tenure of both Di-
rector Is. G. Moomaw and Director
Lawrence Wilson. has returned to his
old position. among other things. to
initiate the new director. who. 1t is
generally reported, will be w. S. Camp
field. of HarrisonburE.
Il. c. Moomaw left the Division OF
Markets to take Il similar position with
the Federal Division at Washington.
He was succeeded by l.. w. Wilson Of
which c. II. Butcher was acting di-
rector.
Mr. Wilson later left to join the
stan OF the food administration at
stanton. Again the duties OF the
office derolved upon Mr.. Bucher. Mr.
six months leave law to do war work
Shortly thereafter Mr.. Buchcr resigned
entirely to so with the food admins
tration in Staunton.
From that time on the Office was
only ,nominally open. The services OF
secured: since he is familiar with the
work OF the office. and also had market.
ing experience before coming to the
Division of Markets.
Commissioner Koiner has been out
of the city for two or three days. at
tending, conference in Washington.
1t could not be learned definitely yes
terday If MIR. Campbell had accepted
the position. but IL was reported that
he would do so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
SUNDAY CH0RIsTER WILL
ARRIVE HERE NEXT WEEK
Telegram Says Rodcheavcr Is Ex-
SSpfcted to Reach New York We'd
ncsday Morning.
.BILLY" is COMING SATURDAY
Finance Committee Meets at Business
Mems Club To-Day-Choir No.
ssfSSill Be Instructed To-Night--Sign
Painter Causes Amusement.

Homer y. Rodeheaver, musical d.
rector for Billy Sunday, who has been
overseas. will reach New York We'd
snssday morning on the United States
senect was received by James L. Wal
ker, advance man for Billy Sunday at
night.
American expedi,onary forces abroad
will add no little 10 the force of his
talks during the campaign in Rich
and ape hS Ssng %e rro his n
& innate contact with the hearts and
souls OF Americas sons who have been
on tho firing line
In recent letter written just be
fore tho signing Of the armistice, Mr..
Rodeheaver spoke OF the popularity
among the soldiers Of one sons. which
preached and which will be sung In
Richmond often during the campaign
Brighten the Corner"
FINANCE COMMITTEE
sse MEETS AT O'CLOCK
1T. Archibald Cary. chairman OF the
local finance committee. which is rails
( ing funds to meet the expenses OF tho
tamapign. will meet the UNCONVENTIONAL
Business Mems Club Each Of the six
leading denominations of Richmond Is
represented on this committee by one
Carter y. Williams, will also be pres
ent. James W. Gentry represents the
Raptists Of the city. on this commit
churches: W. Meade Addison. the Epis-
copal churches: ]. G. Sccl:n6er. the
Lntherans; a.. l.. Adamson. the Meth
Rrcsbytcrians.
has been made by the
LOCAL. committee that no automobiles
at.ierCity Auditorium on Cary stree, at
any service during the Billy Sunday
cs1palgn. Only those carrying the
members OF the Sunday party will be
allowed TO park in the alley at the
east end OF the building. The police
Will assist in Enforcing this order af-
ter the meetings begin.
CHOJR NO. . MEETS
TX TONIGHT ron INSTRUCTION
Choir No will meet tonight for
instruction. passes and rehearsal in the
a. aaditorluFn; a, intervals during the
when 1000 trained voices Will lead in
the singing.
Much amusement was occasioned
signs on the rear wall back Of the
stage which point the way for mem
bcrs OF the choirs and others who sit
on the tiers of seats on tho stage. One
OF the signs pointed the way with an
eloquent hand for "sopra ners."
"a really good stgn-nainter meyer
5s,e;5ltf,Ker at is only the poor ones who
r-ire good spcllors.'
BILLY AND .MA- ARRIVE
5s4 AT O'CLOCK SUNDAY
Authoritative Information was re-
seiyed YESTERDAY that the Billy Sun
and MA" Sunday will arrive on No.
10 at the Broad. Street Station Satur-
having come by way OF Washington
CITY from New Orleans to sec his son,
Gcorsc.
..po YOU know why this is the short
v IN N No1A i
Mt. Walkc. o. some newspaper report
ers las; night.
S They did not
why that's an easy one Sunday
y comes on Saturday this week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
POST-OFFICE BUSINESS
SHOWS LARGE GROWTH
All Departments ReElster Material
Gains Over 1917 and Indicate BIr
Incrcnse in Population.

Richmonds growth in population
and business is evidenced by the ex-
traordinary increase in special dcliv-
cry letters handled here. Figures com
piled at tho Richmond post-ofiice show
that during last year 233.95l special
delivery letters were handled, ns
against 159.2s7 the preceding year
The increase is just 74,694.
Increases in registered mail here
run all the way from 80 per cent to
nearly IS per cent. The registered
mail report shows that letters and
parcels registered here during, 1918
amounted to 1850. as against 9o.3S0.
The total. in this department, OF the
letters and parcels handled at the re-
1880 the preceding year. Registered
matter handled in transit amounted.
in number of pieces, to 1926. as
against 10l,36T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
BAREFOOT DANCE SATURDAY
Cleo Hernandez. Stnge Fnvorite. IN Ala
IN httr.npt To HAHN Funds for
RtchmOnd nlucS,

real barefoo; dancing will he a fca-
Sn.e o. thc dance at the Blues Armory
saturday night according TO Mrs. liam
:'toh Eha !hlcT, who is in charge of the
SrranStMcnt Madame Cleo Herman.
ocI; formerly with the Garden OF Allah
VII DC IN. center OF attraction when
she shows those present all the latest
points IN loc-dancing.
nine. HERNANDEZ. who is weli-known
20 INC stage. is now an Interpreter
with the y: NJ C. ~. and has danced
az many Of the army camps. Al the
dance saturday night viii also appear
Band W. "
Those in charge % the affair have
extended an invitation 10 the Wounded
soldiers at the Wcsthamptoii uospitai
ana tn"Sc at the base hospital AT Camp
Lee 10 b" present The hoX over the
balcony AT the armory viii br occu.
pied by these veterans. aud in their
honor II Will be decorated with nass
The dance Is for tho bencn, OF the
Iuno 10 entertain the overseas Blues
when these members OF the orpaniLn-
ton return from France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
COMMUNITY KITCHEN
IDEA MAY BE ADOPTED
Mrs. Melville G. Patterson, just re-
turned from Trip of Invcstlga- .
ton, to Speak To-Day

Mrs. Melville C. Patterson will speak
to the women of the city in Room
Gao at the Jefferson Hotel at 10 o'clock
this morning under the auspices of
the government home demonstration
headquarters on the advisability of a
community Kitchen for Richmond
While this matter has BEEN discuss cd
on several occasions nothing definite
had been accomplished until Mrs. Pat
terson was asked to inspect the COM
munity kitchens in New York City
and make report.
The community Kitchen is the most
practical solution to the servant ques-
ton which has as yet been devised.
Cooked food. either hot or cold. as de-
sired is sent out to hundreds of fam
lilies living within n certain radius,
thus eliminating the necessity OF pre-
pairing meals.
Miss Maude f. Wallace, emergency
home demonstration agent for Rich
mond, is chairman of the meeting
which Will be held th!a morning at
the Jefferson.
Women OF the city interested in the
project are asked to attend the meet
ing and hear Mrs. Patterson's report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Lieutenant Frank Cutchins. son OF
Colonel and Mrs. Sol Cutchins, 1907
West FRANKLIN Street, died of pneu-
cording to information received vester-
day by his parents from the adjutant-
general at Washington.
Lieutenant IIutchins was with the
Three hundred and Ninth Engineers
70 which he was assigned when given
ms commission as second lieutenant in
FEBRUARY, 1918. He went with the or
ganization to France in August last
year lie was a graduate of Virginia
Military institute and was Il member
of the old Blues organization when it
was IN service on the Mexican border.
Besides his parents Lieutenant
Cutchins leaves four brothers, who are
Major John a. Cutchins, now in France
Coleman Cutchins. Of Newport News:
Louis IL. and Sol Cutchins, Jr, of Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
RICHMOND SOLDIER DEAD
Private walter s. Hardy. Son OF Mr..
~ ana Mys. j. r. finrdy. Su~cumbx
8s, to Typhoid in France.

Ar. and Mrs. J. r. Hardy. 240l Park
Ayenue. have received information
suf their con. Private Walter :. Hardy
Company. Three Hun.
,0rea and Twenty-thtrd Infantry, who
Ssitad In France. December so. of ty-
:NA1td FEVER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Marriage Licenses.
Ira Arson Franklin (26). Richmond
Annie j.. Carter (2Gl. Richmond.
Virgil Boyd t2o). Richmond.
HALLE Carter fcD. Richmond.
Samuel Graham (25l, Richmond.
Virginia Ransom u9). Richmond.
Paul Radvani (e2). Richmond.
Annie tkron US}b. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

meeting of the National League for
w ufAans Service will br held FRIDAY NOR
; iHTi,r AZ J! %'ciI"ck at tn. home Of Mrs T. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

~ TURKEY supper will hc served in tho
SnaPc! OF Grace Covenant Church Harrison
5;t'ST. ahi Park Avenue. from TO s o'clock
io-HEh, by the Ladies' Ala Society ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

JudGe Richardson imposed four pcnnal
iiIY SsSe ca9 5ree smith ono month in iai
Snc imposed fine OF $50 and fned J., N' =,
aih,hews SEQ. All of the otenses were OF :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

The teachers Of Bellevue Special School
q, Twcnty'sccond and Broad Streets. will
Nigh, Tfn'G da AZ me s,ss Mome Saiuraa
n,uI POSE .! raising FUNDS for library for
INC pupils OF the spccial classes The Stat Q
has promised the school the sum Of SIS il
Inc teachers can raise an additional sI5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

inc annual meeting Of the Association
ior, INC preservation OF Virginia Nnt;oii,i q :
WI, he held in the Jefferson Hotel SATURDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

When IL was discovered recently that ono
pl seventeen barrels OF whisky being held
III the basement OF the City Hall psndins
went ur that IT had been stolen by a thirs,y
s shhsei; Al prospects, OF sensation we're
ii t.in by police official that the whisky
i ma bcen turned over to Prohibition COM,
missioner Peters for sale through tIrurris;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

The Gfth annual banquet of the Bercan
Blblc Class. Tabernacle Baptist Church, was
held Tuesday night and was largely at
list Church. addressed the assembly. Re-
ports were received from the officers r. r.
Baker Is the class teacher: Wilton L.
nrst Vice president: Clyde W. Saunders, w.,
second rice-president: c. Kenneth Burns.
rotary. and r. l.. Hendricks. treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Installation ccrcmonits wero held last
night by the Ancient Order OF H'bcrnans.
Catholic, Union. at which the Following OF.
nsers elected several weeks ago. received
J. J. Mcdonald. vice presidents: j. e. Me-
Donoukh. financial secretary: J. T. Dunn. re-
cordinR secretary; T u Sweeney. sergeant
alarms; John King, sentinel. and DIR. j. d.
Hinchman. medical examiner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Metropolitan Lodge A. + G II oil,
meet TO- night az 10 O'Clock - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

BILLY and Ma Sunday
will have great news for you every day
Of their six weeks stay In Richmond
in The Richmond Times Dispatch Six
wccks' SuhScri 81 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

only sixteen new cases Of influenza had
bcen reportcd to the Health Department al
hho o"n yesterday for the previous twenty four
noufs; Ut. flanagan seemed plcased that
The disease was evidently on the wane and
the me, death rate from II Was once again nor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Robert T. Rogers. OF Chicago. thought b.
his wife: Clara ". Rogers, 67t5 South Greet
Street. Chicago TO be In or near Richmond
Is being sought after my Mira. Rogers VIII
reports that she Is III and In need OF hclp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Talks by prominent Presbyterian ministers
OF the state will feature the synodical
s ss;v conference which win be held
this afternoon and tonight at the Second
presbyterian Church. There will he mir
istcrs meeting at : O'Clock. supper for the
lsymcn at O'Clock. and grand rally for
everybody at S o'clock. Tn" general sub
lset or the conference will be Tho Call OF
God IN tho New Era
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09
Metropolitan Lodge No H. A T. G. A NJ
VIII meet tonight at /: 80 " "

9, frank Asher. city champion, defeated
m, me- nr:t match Of the pocket billiards. tour.
z hiGh run or twenty.eirht. Siaurb biSrs
I n,ssn ,I run was only fourteen. brown viii
play 8urruS Tonight. and Gillian and Tav
Tor VIII meet Friday night. 4 good cro,Sd
get under way. '' journey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Tho men OF Grove Avenue Baptist Church
arc preparing for a Ect.to-Eethcr meeting
tonight at o'clock In the Sunday school
room OF the church. At this meeting the
officers OF tho Mems Bible Class will be
elected for the ensuing year. short pro-
gram has been arranged and light refresh
mentS will be served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

mere VIII he special meeting cr IN.
BOARD or the War Relief .tssociation az yir
E,nia At headquarters iii the Allison Build
me tomorrow afternoon at t:30 O'CLOCK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

DR.. T. W. Boyd. OF Winchester has been
rcaopointed by Governor Davis 10 al ont
his own uncNpired term, ending April l. I9c:.
as representative or the Seventh Congress
ssional District on the Virginia Board OF
Medical Examiners. The vacancy was oc-
casioncd BY DIR. Boyd's resignation to enter
military service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

The State Board OF Pharmacy will hold Il.
next regular meeting on January u and -
~ THIS meeting An examination will ht
given applicants TO practice pha rnacy II
this State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Richard Kelly yesterday was on his way
ir rhsdGipm,s 70 IN n,,o GA n bs
arrival here he was arrested by deputies OF
the United States marshafs office and Is
now In jail awaiting trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Private Fred D. Starrit, Of the Twentieth
Ing his mother. Mrs. Katherine G. Starritt
ot 1o2 East Grace Street. Mr.; Starrit, wears
the RcEmcntSl Legion of Honor, and has
also had conferred upon him the Crox dc
Guc!rc with the palm. citation. The latter
part OF January he will return to the United
States Naval Hospital at Brooklyn. where
he Is receiving treatment for wounds re-
ccved in the battle OF Bcllcau woods on
June -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

There will be a synodical Stewardship con-
ference held in the Second Presbyterian
ters' meeting at : o'clock. supper for lay
men ats and y, grand rally ats. The gen
the New Era" Talks will be made by DR..
ton and Lee Universi,y: DR.. J. D. EsEicston,
president OF Sidney College, DIR.
IS. L. LinElc and Rev. William T. Hudson.
OF Staunton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Tho manufacture OF paper at Hopcwcll IS
under consideration. according 70 tele.
Pont Company. Wilmington. Del. Hopeweil
is almost a deserted village, since the sign
OF paper by the Du Points will probably
mean the return of 2,cOo or 500 workmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Work OF relief in the Near East must he
con tinucd by the American Committee for
Armenian and Syrian Relief regardless OF
the action soon to be taken by the allied
suffering millions of the world. 1t developed
yesterday upon n: receipt Of eabiesrams
traitor Hoover. These messages were relayed
By the American committee last night TO
Walker Scott State chairman OF the cam
paigr to raise $4,000 in Virginia next week
for such 4 relief work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-09

Mrs. Kenneth Brown. better known by her
pen name. Dematrn Naka,, Is In Richmond
In the Armenian Syrian relief. Shc is stay
ms at the Jefferson Hotel "tiarcinl!ck"
and In the Heart OF tho German lntrisues'
perhaps the best known OF her books.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown stated that America
was In possession OF great trade opnortuni-
tics when in possession OF the privilege OF
coming TO the rescue OF these pcrishinE
Christians whom the Germans attempted to
cxtcrrlinatc because believing them a stunt
blinSblock In tn way OF Pan american ac-
cording TO approved Noslcm lines in Turkey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
American League,
FAV0RITES ARE BEATEN
IN OPENING GOLF ROUND

DETROIT Mich. Aug. 26-Two
ftvoritce. Mrs. Melvin Jones. Chi
CaEo modalist and Miss Elizabeth
Klotz, Chicago city champion. fell
In the first round matches of the
women's western Rolf tournament
here today Mrs. Jones was defeated
by Miss Frances HadNpld. the II
ycur-old Milwaukee girl, holder ~
the Wisconsin tile. 3 and /. while
Miss kloiz was eliminated by Miss
Dorothy Highie of Chicago.
Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson, twice for
mer national champion. advanced
another round nearer the final by
defeating Mrs. X Duffield. Memphis.
and . Mrs Jackson's 81 was tho
best card OF the dav, strong wind
again playing havoc with scores.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
GAME ON ST. JOSEPH BY DEFEATING JOPI IN
FIFTY Rihgside Seats
for Hughes-MdsOn Tit
90 to One Purchaser

What Is believed 10 b. the rec
ord sale for boxing tickets In 1ulsn
was made yesterday by thoee pro-
noting the Hughes Mason pro-
gram at Convention hall labor day.
As soon ~ the pastcbonrds were
plnC,d ON sale, Third street
merchant wrote his check for $3.50
and took so Of the ringsidc seats.
The seat shlc was opened yr~tcr-
day nt Pete Martins, IL Fast Third
street: j. J.. Marcus place, 3 East
Thlnl street; the ENvciso bar. 23
North Main. and with Frank Tcs-
sin. ~ south Water street, Sa-
pulpa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
REDS GAIN GAME BY
TAKING DOUBLE BILL
Lenders Bcat philis Twice While
Giants and rirntcS Divide
Two-Py Exhibition.

rnlLNDFLPniN. Aug % Cincinnati
had 10 Eo - innings IN the second sans
"f to-day duuL-- h,hdrr tn make clean
sNcrp OF the i've asmr series hrfc vIu
thtiadrlphis
thoury went To pieces after tanning
Nualc with tho bhsrs ulIcd m the fifteenth
and hits by kopt duncan sud Wiugu
drove Boz five runs
Mcusrl hituug Nas a feature oi the
double hcGlrr lie has hit fsfrD IN A.
consecutive games
IIU.sp a. NMI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
DENEKINE Still ADVANCING
General Continues 60 Make Progress
AGAINST UolshcN Ists.

LONDON. Aug 20 The war OF
fir, announced this evening that on
Inc western front ~ General pcne-
kline the anI-bolshcNik leader I'm
southern RUSSIA. the adyanc" is CON
tlnuing with great rapidity along the
entire limo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

hhalicd tor tlIur Ia ninth
thAtlcd for Rihcy IN seventh
Cincinnati ............... 600 100 30. 1
Phuaielphia ....,...... 200 O0l 600 .
summary Runs Hsth Gruh Nralr ~
ler Blarkburne Williams MrusrI errors
nAuhert hiarkhurur Bancroft. Paulrttr
Two base his. kopf tallshAn M,usol.
Ludtrus, three base hit Eller hom. runs.
Groh. Williams stolen hsscs. Ncalo
Mrusr' . douhle plays. Gtoh 10 pauhort
RiNry 90 Ludtrus. bases on balls OF tNrr
D. on RNr, D. pN rsntwr'l struck
out D., fller 10 by Lupuc L. by Rae,
7. 10y CauiUrl
gTtDNn nAAiT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

R,,uoIds llornshv stevens , errors
Usrris Sui'lc HUMPHREYS Hall shannon
knhrrling lamprirh 2, Chancellor;
,hr.c base iit shannon: double play,
Kline, 10 shannon to Price. stolen bases
shannon. Ellis RcNno'ds Hall. NcAncl,y;
struck ont hy Horrshv n by Chancellor
/. l,, hy uitrher hy Hornshy KoherNns'
~ IN h1,,s Co,'"n 3, Texas 4 umpire,
HigIon. time. 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

tIr,,hyr Zimmerman o. t-I,ch Chase.
N,ut. ruor. MILLER, isu has, LI'N, tar'!
ouus three bssr Lits. B,-us lee.
stolen bases, zimmerman >. frsDh =
n"4Hi hotp"ie. uViui" TId,. tus,a tu
tt,I,t-t 10 tnhsu baSrs on. balls. on
Ponder hru,A out by Ncht =, hy
Ponder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

Nitstied for MesdpNs in ninth
1Ran for lauan ~ eighth
OkIahoWn city .......... O0l 0n" nrl /
Nlohlta t............. ......3ll tIO un, /
summary Runs. Grers Meadow, WI
holt, Wsshbnrn. Mcbride. Mueller .-ur
Moore. NewHshA two.hAse tt. lgrf.g
three base hits Mueller Tanner @
hits. iius, Falk. sacrifice Nisr W.H-s,
Musser, double plays. Fs'k 10 Tarr.t
Tanner To Henson to Gusgy FvaH
Mueller to Newhsha lcr ON bases WtAra
Z Oklahoma city 7 ht Dog pitcher "a.
van bases on balls on Nus..r d
Meadows {; struck ont. hv NH,scr q. tu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27


Af,cr displaying wcrkn,ss in the
ln'c Innings of his last two starts
Va glider pitched consistently
throughout yesterday aer,ion lie
yielded one hit cach in tho fitSt
three rounds one in the s.Nth and
Two In The seventh Nu one reached
HIM In the fourth rflh. eighth afd
ninth.
Ten feet has hccn added 10 the
height Of the crutcrficld fence at
McNuly park. quito an Improvement.
bat they viii have tp build the bar
rlDrf farther hack and sim higher
in corral wallops like those OF CLAY
brook and smith.
The pinch hitting of the local. is
noticeable EARLIER In the season
the gang was hitting frequently but
missing out In The plnchcs Ycster-
day Slattery ana Nangildor both de.
liNered At times Yh"n safe blows
would Yield the most tnilirs The
OILERS registered nine runs on 10
sr r;ctlcs Four errors and five bases
on balls helped Tittlc, TOO.
Tulsa fleldcd In erroricss fashion
the nearest "a bibhlo being a ground.
or miHHed by Burke IN left center.
II was u linc drive ana since Il took
= nara crooked hound Ilulswltt was
credited with a two-haggCr
The ldprn manager played In spite
ot an Injured foot lie had tn be.
cause only II men connected win
tho train. Burweli was sent in 10
run FOR him after he had doubled
In the sixth
Spectators saw every Kind of q
hit from a beaten hunt to homeruu.
liurkc beat out couple of rollers.
there wcte several singles. a cpuple
Of doubles, - triple and two circuit
Clouts
Roth Or Tulsn's douhlc plays were
out OF the ordinary The FIRST time
Slhitory headed or llt'l - second
nilrr touching the has and retiring
S"lih Tho other was u hurrp .up
proposition. Wuffll starting IL and
l''in'y r"laying the ban TO sla'.
tcrN
\ sensational one handed sion hy
Lamb robbed Slhttcry of u deserved
single IN the eighth. lie gdt Il good
hand from The Rrandsttnd.
plliS hnd the unusual fortune -
get iva bases un balls .u tho same
inning lie opened The third with
a walk ana then was passed again
aiicr the team had battcd around
"" also got = base on balls In the
opening inning