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c. p. c. e. Program for April 4

c. p. c. <. Program for April 4
Topic-The Power Of an Endless
Life.
Easter conservation meeting
Leader-Freelan Grace
Prayer.
Leaders talk.
Song
Business session.
Scripture Heb. 7 Is, 16, %; l
John 81 l-3.
How can we live the heavenly life
on earth? Elmer Hurd.
Saved by hope-Rom. &: 22-2S-
Mr. levin Ray
How does Bible study help us?--
Claude Martin.
Why should the endless life make
US more faithful in service Elzada
Dresser.
Power TO Serve Tim. 4-6: 8
Kate Slower
Piano Solo-lrma Pryor
Talk on topic-Mr. Watkins.
Benediction.
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A colpoFteuF's Insiltule . being
conducted from March 80 10 April
7. In tho Adventist meeting house,
east 81 McAdams' Lumber yard, by
A. v. Harrison IL Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. secretary ~ the publish
ing department of the southwestern
unlon Conference, and G, " feuns,
~ Clovis. NJ NJ, secretary 81 lhs
fsxlea Confsfsnes Publishing depart
meat ne Adssnllst denomination
sold. during The LAT ys.f, nearly nv
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PASTORS OF NEARBY TOWNS
VISIT HERE

Rev C. r Kidd and wife Of Post
spent some time in Lubbock Monday
Of this week, returning 10 their home
Monday evening. Rev. Jesse Townsen
pastor Of the Methodist church Of
Wilson, was here this week visiting
at the home Of Rev. Ross. While here
Rev Townsend attended the revival
services now in progress at the Me
thodist church.
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speetor Cor the State Department Of
kduesilon. pulsney had been sen-
lenced 10 I've year, lmpFlsonmsnl Ia
connscllon With charges " falslfslng
h|s e<penss sllounL Daring hls ssfs
les nth he department palsaeS aid
ha alsa sas sisdllak hsolosy,
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MORE KING BROS. MARES
TO BE SOLD HERE

So successful was the sale Of the
King Brothers work mares held here
a few weeks ago, they have decided
to ship another car of these fine ami
mails to market at Lubbock. The
farmers of this county are in the
market for stock such as the King
Brothers raise, and we predict for
them another successful sale here
Saturday afternoon.
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Bible Class for ladies, Thursday,
2:30 p. m.
Bible study and prayer service,
Friday 700 p. m.
You are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
J. T. SMITH, Minister.
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million dollars worth Of literature
There will be preaching every
night during the institute at 1880,
by Pastor II. NJ J. Richards, Of Clo-
Wis, n. NJ, president Of the Texico
conference. and by George W. Spies,
the local pastor. The public is cor
daily invited.
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GOVERNOR Hossy GRANTS
kAht. puLANkN PARDON

Asiln. March 0ossFnef Hob.
~, following Recommendations "
ths p.fiess beard today grated
pssion ~ tsFl nalsnsf, faFmsf In
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CHURCH NOTES
Amarillo Presbytcry

The Amarillo Presbytery OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church will
convene at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church Thursday, April the
first at 700 p. m. Opening sermon
By Rev o. A. Mealer. pastor at
Floydada.
Friday morning $50. business ses-
sion.
/ 90 p. M, sermon.
300 D. m, business session.
700 p. m, The Womans Mission
airy Society will conduct platform
meeting.
Saturday morning. $40 a. m, bus
mess session.
IL 90 a. m, sermon.
200 D. m, business session.
700 D. M, The Christian Endeav-
OF Society will conduct platform
meeting.
Sunday-Sunday school at 9:45.
Be sure to be on time.
II 90 a. m, sermon by the mod
orator
800 D. m, Presbyterial commun-
ion.
400 p. m, Junior Endeavor. Bro.
Hurd wants all the children present.
900 p. m, Senior Endeavor
800 D. m, Sermon.
A warm welcome to all.
A. A. Collins. Pastor.
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District Court for Yoakum county
will open its regular session in Plains
April 18th.
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Lubbock the railroad center of the
Plains. Come and make it your
home.
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Church Of Christ

Bible Study, $50 a. m
Preaching and worship. l0;45 a. m
Preaching. 700 p. m.
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fntermediate League

At 2:30 p. m.
Song. 222.
Song 35.
Prayer.
Topic of Lesson-"The Power of
an endless life."
Leader-Mrs. Griswold.
Scripture lesson by leader.
Scripture reading by Vesta Lam
caster.
Scripture reading by Mary Alice
station.
Song by quartet.
Reading by Lois rubbs.
Story by Sister Griswold.
Lesson talk by leader.
Song. IAN Hail the Power Of Je-
sus Name"
League Benediction.
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ST. LOUIS STARS
MAINTAIN LEADS
Sisler and Hornsby Set
Fast Pace-Brannon
Tops Western.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 26.---"Babe-
Ruth, the New York slugEer, today
has 81 games In which TO wallop out
nine home runs to shatter the REQ,
ord OF 20 established by himself last
season when "A member OF the Bos-
ton Americans.
In his remarkable drive toward
worlds record. Ruth crashed out hts
20 homer Wednesday driving the
ball off Pitcher Shocker in st. Louis
into the right field bleachers. There
was no one on base at the time,
but Ruth trotted around the bases.
laid his club aside and began TO
figure on his 2ist homer. lie Is
sixth in batting with an average ~
1886.
George Slsler, the ST. Louis star.
who is leading the American league
boosted his average to .4l6--eight
points within a week. Iris Speaker
OF Cleveland managed to cling to
second place with .Ss4. Speaker
tops the league in scoring. having
counted 81 runs in 5S games. Ruth
has crossed the plate 55 times IN
81 games
Rice of Washington is running
away with honors in base stealing.
lie has stolen 25. while Bobby Roth,
iilS team ildtti 10 Hthl iIi liue win
.. Sisler Is third with is.
johnson stays Up.
other leading batters. johnson.
Cleveland, .362; Milan. Washington
.359; Weaver, Chicago, 1852; Felsch.
Chicago, .343: Jacobson, ST Louis,
.S41; Judge. Washington. .339; Rice,
Washington, .33S: Hendryx. Boston.
1898.
ST. Louis. which has been clamor-
ing for baseball distinction for
years, Is finding solace in the batting
performances OF Sisler and Roger
Hornsby. Hornsby is in no imme-
diate danger OF being ousted from
the batting leadership of the Ma
tional league, the averages includ-
ing Wednesdays game giving him
.391. Nicholson OF Pittsburgh Us
trailing him in second place with
$50. Roush of Cincinnati is third
with .337.
Hornsby Hits Six Homes.
Hornsby threatens TO pass Cy Will
liams OF Philadelphia in home run
hitting. Williams has belted out
seven, while Hohnsby has six to his
credit. Max Carey of Pittsburgh.
in setting the pace for the base steal
ers. has total of 10. Roush OF
Cincinnati and Hollocher OF Chit
cago are next up with IA each.
other leading hitters: Robertson,
Chicago, .335; Daubert, Cincinnati.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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Notes of the Game

Roehler of Joplin and Morris OF
Tulsa. two OF the leagues leading
rlght-hand pitchers, are tuday's like
ly mound selections.
Jimmy Burke again hurt his hand
yesterday In diving for krutgcr's
drive in the first Inning. and he re-
tired from the game after the oil
rrs' half of the inning.
Graham got three hits In five
trips, and McManus, Davis and
Brannon Two In four, Jimmy Hamil
ton led the Miner swattcrs with two
safe blows in three times up.
Kruccrr got n good hand when
he made "A nice catch OF Brannon's
drive IN the SECOND
Graham's one hard stop OF Bran
mons peg az. 'mpting to catch Lamb
off first base In the third inning was
the best fieldirg play Of the Oilers
Bogart made sensational catch
OF COnnelly's Fly IN the lifth inning
Tho rowdyisn exhibited yesterday
by a certain Joplin playcr, whicf
aliould have resulted In his cNpul
sion from the game II I1t more drIs
tic punishment. was tho hushicSl
sort of bush league stuff on tn,
plaVer's part in doing II ana tho um.
pire's ir allowing tho player To gel
away with IT, Jimmy Hamilton rs q
splendid fellow and 50 are his nl1V
ers. and they should not he made tC
suffer because Of the action OF thnI
one particular player
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'tnttcd ttr Davenport In ninth
pos Moinos ............... OnO GOO 0in--l
Omaha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OOe OU0 OOx-2
dorson3 error. laabrOok earned runs
omaha ,. pca Moinss two-hase hits,
LeliNelt Anderson, N"pp. three base hits
stolcn bases t.tlivclt 2. pwYer. bases on
balls, oft kopp I, or Davenport struck
out by kopp I, by Davenport . Wild
pitch, Davenport. double play ponica to
Iolivelt, hits or kopp 2 and run IN
20. on Palmero o and In i-1 inning
CykuwaN / hit o runs In I inning lcft
on bases, omaha 4. ncs Muincs time,
SO. umpircs, Fitzpatrick and DAILY
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CARDINALS TAKE
TWO FROM REDS
Braves Win 2 From Rob-
ins-Giants Split
With Phillies.

CINCINNATI. June 26.--St Louis went
into second place In the National league
today by winning double header from
the champions. 10 and to .,
Ructhcr was pounded hard In the fret
game while Haines pitched perfectly, al
lowing only three hits In the second game
long drives by the Cardinals gave them
the victory.
In the eighth inning ot the second game
PITCHER Luque Of the Reds attacked I'm
pirc KLEIN and HIT him several times about
the head. Luduo claimed that the assault
was due to vicious language used By the
official
Thn ncorn.
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st i@,ph
siosr eu


'latted Tor Rasmussen m lItn.
81. Joscph .,...... 100 900 600 GOO CIT
Sioux Ctv ...... OnO tOl orc 600 no--3
summary Runs. Emerich ShestAk.
EonnvIfE p Crouch . DEBATE. errors.
Ewori,h MARI; bases on balls Oft Ras,
mussen or Rose 2 sacrifice hits.
stewart Emerich, DEBATE Rasmussen hit
by pitched ball by Rose, Gable Crouch
two base hits Emcrich p Crosby. Defatr,
Metz crouch, double plays. petate To
cable 60 Meta HunoWitE 10 Crosby. left
On bases. SiouN city TO- 81, Joseph 10,
stolen bases Connolly Crosby. earned
runs 81 Joseph 4, Sioux Citv 3, struck
out by Rasmussen Z. by Rose I, umpires.
Wilson and Lipc, time, 2.05
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DIR. Roberts Dies.

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-The
Rev Or. william Henry Roberts, for
SO years state clerk of the Pr.GN7-
terian general assembly. died in a
hospital here today. He was 10
years old At the last session of the
assembly held in this city recently,
he appeared in n rolling chair and
made an address in which he turned
his office over to the moderator and
executive commission. lie was after
ward made state clerk emeritus and
his salary OF $4,000 a year continued
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Two Held for Tire Theft.

l.. 4, Stencil and Cal Rowell,
charged with stealing sixty-oight au-
tomobile tires from the W. NJ. Hat
sey Motor supply company in April
were released yesterday on bond ot
$1,000 each for trial In district court.
Justice s G. MaNey, before whom
the preliminary hearing was held
Friday, took the case under advise
mout and yesterday held Stencil
and Rowell and dismissed the charge
against y, A Mcfarland
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Homelings Score Three
Runs in Ninth
Score lilo.
ABB0TTS SWAT HARD
Get II Hits Including Five
Extra Base Drives
Wagner Features.
By LARRY DALEY.

Spencer Abbott's fighting Tulsa
Oilers oycrcnmc Joplin leads twice
yesterday, ana by great fought
game, featured by hard hitting ana
brilliant fielding
The score was 10 20 \ In Joplin =
favor when the oilers camo to nht
in the ninth George Bophlor. who
had succeeded Sanders on the mound
for Joplin ana who previously do
foatod tho oilers Ia two games IN
other series, struck out two mon
with one on first Then the home
lings looscd savage attack on tho
tall right handler. three hits. inClud b.
ing "A triple and double, driving IN
three runners Tor the winning runs
Both Clubs score In First.
Tho Miners started by scoring four
runs In tho first inning ON -four hitH
and an error, but tho oilers came
back In their half and counted three
times.
After the Miners scored two In tho
third, Cownn settled down and pit
chcd good ball until the scvonth
when he was driven out OF the box
after one run and two hits had boon
made of his delivery, with the bases
full and two out. Lamb trlplcd Off
Smithson, cleaning the bases. but ~
the runners who scored got on with
Cowan pitching. ana INC pllcrs SUP
sequently won WIN Smlthsoh IN VI
pox, the latter IN crcdlted W'th INV
victory.
Drive anderson or hiii'
Tulsa got three hits after tho first
inning but were unable To score until
the sixth, whom two runs counted.
Two more were made by Tulsa In
the seventh and Boohler took up the
pitching burden In tho eighth for
the Miners. Boohler Is charged with
the defeat.
The oilers made IL hits, including
five extra base drivcs;two doubles
by Brannon. one by Morris. Con
nolly's triple and Davis home run,
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Forgcrs Sentenced.

SHAWNEE, Okla, June 26.--Eli
Austin and Frank Pinknoy, two ne
gr0es, were sentenced to serve four
years each I'm the penitentiary by
Judge Lcandcr c. Pitman in the su-
perior court here this afternoon. The
negroes were charged with, and en-
tered plea Of guilty to, passing a
bogus check on the McLoud (Okla-
homa) State National bank for
Sl5,35. The sentence amounts TO
one year for each Sl,sl received.
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OILERS DEFEAT MINERS IN NINTH NNNG GAME STARTS TODAY AT
200 Joplin ROOters
and Band to Attend
TOday's Game Here

JOPLIN, Mo. June 26.-Ar-
rangemcnts were completed to-
night for the chartering OF a spe-
cial train that IS to haul 200
Miner fanatics to Tulsa tomorrow
10 see the third game OF the series
between the Joplin and Tulsa
clubs. The Miner fans will be ac-
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An emergency cross over rail-
road switch than can be Installed
without cutting or moving the rails
OF the main tracks has been per-
fected by a Minnesota inventor.
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'ipttcd for Davis In ninth,
Detroit ...................2eO O0h n1n-b
~. Louis .-........ ...... 600 600 1IO=g
summary. Runs Rush. Nesch. Heilmnn
Elliaon. Pineill Sisler. Uiiliugs, error,
Ullliugs, two base hits, licilmau, Slsler,
Davis, threc-hasc hits billings Ssler
homo run, Hcilmnu. stolen bases hush.
jacobson, double plays. Young 20 Bush
10 Ellison jacobson to Gerber: bases on
balls. otf DRuHs I or Davis 8; struck out,
BY nRuss 2, by Davis l.
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WESTERN TEAMS
WIN BY ONE RUN
Izzies B G at Indians
Saints Beat Packers
in Fourteenth.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Juns 2s.-Naryan's
triple and Buffers single In the sixth In -
ming scored for Wichita the only run OF
"a pitchers battle between Gregory and
Stonot today. Stoncr struck out eight men.
three IN tho Inning In which tho run was
made,
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Tulsa


Joplin ,,....i u y o--~lo
Tnlm ..3 q u u 2--ii
TAo-bhsr hits. StuU, wagner, Brhn-
non > Morris. Three base hits,
Lamb Connolly. Home runs, DAVIS.
Sicriflcc hits, Hamilton, bochct,
Cleveland stolen bnsc-, Hamilton,
Lamb Iinscs on balls, off Anderson
I. off .Cownn I. off Smltl,snn 2.
STRUCK cut, Nv Anderson =. by townn
3, by RHchirr :. Wild pitch, Andcr-
sou. Ilnns and hits, \ and 10 OF
Anderson In seven innings, aud I
of BOchIcr In two Innings. 10 and
Y off to,.an iu u "a innings, aud
1 off Smitson IN Is innlngs. Win
ming pitcher, SmiiiIsun. Losing
pitcher. BpchIcr. Double play, Tier
ncN to Graham. Passed balls. SnN-
der, Brnnnon. Left on bases, Joplin
(. Tulsn Z. Time of game, hour.
81 minutes. impircs. buckley aud
Jacobs.
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The Turf


First race six furlongs -Gypsy Queen
tLykei. fret. Mabel G. Cwidal second /;
Herald G.unsfordl, third. Time. 11e as.
Luke Dillon. Hereafter Ace of Hearts
CamoufaEe also ran
Second race. five and one half fur.
LONGS LouRh Storm GIuffman), FIRST;
Alberta pitzl, second Bt Of Green
tLykcL third Time. 1907 i-6 Acclaim,
Countess PERT Dettina, Lady chap, Fair
Elor'nc. promore. Martha Gray. Grace
Knr also ran.
THIRD race. mile and sivteenth-Tom
Saunders tLykel, first: Nab tRobertsi.
second; Gcurmcnd Kennedy, third
Tins iie as Frce state. Durela. Jel.
llson, Rafferty,. Truant Counterbalsnce
also ran
Fourth race, six turlonEa-Lindcn
tIunfordl, first. Bon Jour Kennedy,
srcnnd, DR.. Carmen CCanfieldb, third.
Time. l'l2 As. Frvolity, DulCe Tnkalon,
pocod Sam Rem, out the way also ran.
FIRM race mils and slxtronth--Drasttc
ond; pastorcau G.unRfordl third East
indian, MISS Jemtma. Ginger, Hest raj.
Midway, he Frank Mnto n. King Gorin
also ran.
sixth race. tive and one half furionea-
lllack Servant tLykci, first, Last Rose
tpoolel second Monsoon tRobinsonl.
third Time 1909 i-5. NANNY a. Mine,
North Elkhorn, Eastsldc, Runsat Bon
NAlct also ran.
seventh race mile and sixteenth
Frank W tWilsnul. first Omond CSinel.
second Cortland Kennedy, third Time.
90 i-b- Ruiz Do1o Queen blonde.
Stevenson, capt RceH, Harvest King also
ran.
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RfooLlrr

Boston ...................0 0O3 $50 i0x-T
summary; Runs. wheat Myers. Powell.
Pick. Eayers Cruise. Boeckel. Maran-
ville. errors, KuduH 2 Johnston, Boeckel,
Fillingim; two-bHse hits EayerS. Myers,
three base hit. Milius; stolen base. wheat:
bases on balls. off Grimes I. of Filingim
3 struck out by Grimes .. by Fillingim 4.
HEAVY iTitting ut PITTSBURGH.
PlTTSRURCH June 26.--pittshurgh
won from Chicago tnday In game
marked by heavy hitting.
ha
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PI,IIIy.


PHILADELPHIA. June sG.-After los
INK the first of toiays double header TO
New YORK . to In II innings. Philadel-
phin slaughtered Benton In III" second
game for an Is 60 victory Causey al
lowed New York one hit up to the ninth.
The first game was u bitterly fought
struggle In which arguments hetwccn lu-
cal players and Umpire Harrison occurred
Meadows was put on the field for pro-
testing a decision GRllit succeeded him.
EIGT GAME.
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YANKEES EASILY
DEFEAT RED SOX
White Sox Beat Indians
Tigers Win From
Browns.

NEW YpHK. June 20 "A crowd of ~ -
GOO watched N'w York beat ltlstUu to-day,
- 20 Warren Collins Texas league re-.
'rult pitched e ous.iit Hhutout ln his
ihlfi mHIpf league start
Tho score.
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First race. six furlonEs Lady In Black
iO2, Cnrmuran. 102. nriF - War. loa;
Wainhow Girl. ne; Madras Gingham. ne;
Louie Lou. he. BrinEhurst III. Oppor-
tunity ~; churchill Downs ~: Tim
McGec ~; Madrid ~; Harvest King.
ii9, Nordeck. lo7. Converse, ne; Dancing
spray ii2i Sam Reh, li2; Equator. los;
NRpnn. 10
second race, six rurlonga belinda. 1906
Frlvouty. io6: Marie Maxim. iO7 Anna
Gallup loi, Hrttcr Relieve. lOf. Mabel
@. 1le; sprinEvalr ne, Mnzola. ne; Ar.
row Point ne; Buck and Call, lte
THIRD race, five and one-h1lf furlouEs
Kate Frnley io1. LovcllneSs 107. Dnric,
'o7; Versailles 10, Pcppery Polly. ne:
iIorkytc. ne, The Widows First 1l2
Diamond Dale. ne; Dol pcclsEse ne.
Scottish chief 116; Nick London, il5.
An right Sir il5. McGoodwin rs;
WIN or quit no; Plato, ii5 Mnlorsburg,
.ii2.
Fourth race one mile Siren Maid. 81;
Double Van, p6: The Leopard 90. Truly,
Rural qS. Jnuettc. 100. Sterling 100
Baigneur los; Honolulu Roy. lNs; wick
Pleasure iI5i sunny slope. ii5. Fern
llendley io5, Rapid Day ios Harry u,
iOO
Ftnh race. mile and slstecnth-Coh
webs. sS, Dodge, los Captain Mac los.
Tran, no. Hegalo liSi Minto H. us
Ir, 9s Lazy Lou 100, nahHhiah II, 102;
Jack Reeves, io5; Plenty, lO5 nradlcys
Choice. t07; quito, 10, J. C. stone 40.
Gourmonh. iiO: Bourbon Green, lie
seventh race, mite and sivt-enth.-
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nraycr PinN Grrnt Gnmc.

BOSTON, June 20 --lioston defeated
brooklyn in a double header today, l to 0
and to ?, The opener was a pitchers
battle IN which Oeachger had the edge
on smith BunChcd hits of Grimes In
the third aud fifth decided the second
game Tn Boston's favor.
ETHgT GAME
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TULSA SHOOTERS TIE
FranCIiot and l. Gillespie Get 0t
Breaks In 100 shot In Weekly
Gun Club Shoot.

ID. w. Gillespie and l., Gillespie
tied in the weekly shoot OF the Tulsa
Gun club YESTERDAY with % breaks
each in 100 shots.
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pIuiette, n. Miller, errors Bancroft.
Young Fletcher. two-base hts Wheat, II.
Miller. Stengel. Meuscl. thrce-base hits.
Fletcher Williams, stolen bases, Meusel.
Paulettei double play. Sicking to Kelly 20
snyder. bases on balls. off Benton I. Oft
Causey q struck out. by Benton 2, By
CauHey 4.
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'NH'tOd Tor NWIlh Tn UIrhth.
tnatted for Pick In seventh.
Brooklyn ..-......,... 600 900 1000
bostnn '.s.s.st.t 900. .VUl wv VuN-
summary Run. Powell; error, McCabe,
three base hit. Powell; bases on balls. OF
Smith /, of Ooschger 3, struck out, By
Smith I. by pcschRer I
SECOND GAME
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NIOIN CITY1 juno l6--SI JOaeph won
from Sioux tity In ~ nninEs hy 4
TO 2 score today. second Basciuan cable
~ Sioux city was knocked unconscious
when 'hoaned' by Pitcher Rose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

9 parringor. two-haSo MT. uergeri three
base hit YRryan. hecrifcc hit Huuori
bases on balls OF Stuucr .. OF Gregory
I struck out, by stnnpr :. hy Gregory 4,
double plays Stuncr 10 Moscly 10 par
ringer Stoncr 20 pRrringer 10 Mosely, lett
on bases. oklahoma city 4. Wichita 7,
time, i.10i umprcn, Lauson and nccker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

OMAHA, june 2G.-rKnpp was IN several
tiEht holes today but clover fielding
helpcd and Omaha celebrated It's return
Tor long series by defeating nes MOincs.
Tho score was to |,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

ST LOUIS, Juno g6.=-Tlmcly hitting
Davis wildness and an error by Billings
resulted In Detroit defeating st, Louis to
day
Tho acorgs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

NWWW0TY- NWN7- WN0It0I, UUT IlI'T'
Schultz Clemons Croh. Knpf Allen. two
base hit Lsvan, thrce-hasc hits Heath
cote. Fournier clemens, stolen bases.
Hoathcote. Schultz, double play. stock GO
Horuaby 20 Fourutcr. hps"s on balls. Oft
fuque g. of Doak 8 "truclS out, by Luque
g. by Eller ?. bv '.' o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Oilers Twice Overcome Miner
Lead; Many Thrills in Game
Our Fighting oilers
JOPLIN


'Filcd 10 McMauus Tor Anderson
In eighth Two out when winning
iuu scored
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
rrrrv In Plirher., nneI.


WASH HlN1TON. June 2G.--Wnshington
ieteated Philadelphia today In pitchers
hhitl" between Iarhary and Perry.