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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19
Consistency Feature
of Graham's Playing

Some sage once remarked on the
value OF consistency which is cspc-
cially true OF baseball There are
many sons Of swat who do not fig
ure In the limolight as their more
spectacular brothers, but whose
value, because OF their always de
pendablc play Is appreciated by
those who closely follow their work.
"Dodc" Raskcrt n one; Harry
Hooper another And so Is Dawson
Graham, first baseman OF tho Tulsa
Oilers Graham is not a flashy play
er In fact, he almost appears awk-
ward when cavorting around the
initial sack or running the bases
But for ali-around worth. defensive
ly ana extensively there is not a
moro important cog in the Oilcr ma
chine than the big southcrner.
lie is a dependable fielder. espe.
cially good on ground balls and
wild thrown balls, hard and dan.
gcrous mittcr and while not speedy
is a wise base runner.
Graham is from Nashville. Tenn.
and before coming to the Oiler
aged in tho International leagu,
and southern association. lie playe,
tackle on one OF Dan McGugin'
| Vanderbilt university football teams
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AMERICANS TRIU MPH
Johnson nnd ridden In Singles and
u. :. Players In Doubles for
London Title.

LONDON, June lS.-American
victories were In order at Queens
club today and William T. Tilden OF
Philadelphia and william NJ. John.
ston of San Francisco, the Amcri-
can tennis champions. will oppDsc
each other In the finals for the Lon
don lawn tennis championship
The American players easily dis
posed OF their opponents Ia the
semi-finals today and although Brit
ish spectators will suffer disaDpCint-
fnont ut seeing all the final!sts
Americans. not only I'm mems sin.
sles, but also In mems doubles and
the disappointment is no less keen
btcauTe II foreshadovs American
success In the British championships
at Wimbledon next week, the un-
usual is accepted in a sporting spirit.
Tho feature Of todly's play was
the brilliant work OF Tildcn. who
beat the japanese expert, T. Zecnso
Shimidzu, with consummate case
and finish proving himself master
In all points OF the game. Tho match
was over In an almost record timo--
22 minutes.
IL only remains TO be seen wheth
er Johnston or Tilden Is the better
man in the finals tomorrow. Tndeu
and Johnston, In defeating SchmId.
zu and Dudley furnished the most
sensational tennis thus far witness.
ed in the championship.
= Tho outcome of the semi-fluals In
the doubles made II certain that ar
Aperican pair also would win the
dop bles championship. In this even
Norris Williams and c. s. Garlant
beat Simshizu and Mishu. 6-2. 6-2
while Johnston and Tilden beat IN,
rrttish semi-finalists RItchie ant
Fisher. 6-2. so.
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A Great sInb Corps.
A Record 10 shoot At.

When the oilers won their second
game with Sioux city In the recent
series. they hung up three weeks
record which other Western league
clubs will probably shoot at In vain
this season. Including that game
thdY won Is out of 22 played and
including the entire Packer series
Is out OF "a
Seven series were played during
that time. two OF them on foreign
fields and with the exception of two
all were won by Tulsa. The two
series not won by the oilers were
tied.
The oilers opened their homo stay
three weeks ago. winning eight
games In ten played with Joplin.
Oklahoma City nnd wichita They
went TO Oklahoma City, splitting n
double header and took three out
OF four from Wichita.
Won Five From Boosters.
Their long home stay this month
was started with five victories over
Des Moines
Palmcro will probably start to-
days game against tho Oilers. with
smithson or Morris as the likely
Tulsa selection.
roday's game starts at AIS
o'clock
4 double header will he played to-
morrow. the first game being called
at 2:3o o'clock
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Directors to Decide
Smith Dispute at a
Conference Monday

ATLANTA, Ga, June 1s.-rhe
Little Rock and Atlanta teams,
idle for two days because OF
dispute over two players, VIII
moot tomorrow In double
header, II was announced tonight
and will let the questions regard
ing the players be settled Monday
at "A meeting of the league direc-
tors called in Memphis.
The gamc scheduled between
Little Rock and Memphis In the
latter city Sunday. will be played,
II was announced by Kid Elber-
field, manager OF the Little Rock
team. In all probability, he add
ed. the Birmingham- Lite Rock
series starting Monday In the Ar
kansas city, vii not be delayed.
Little Rock IL carrying Pitchers
Tom Scaton and Casey" Smith,
dropped from the san Francisco
Pacific Coast league, Tor the
good of baseball" according to
the manager OF that club, ON Lit
lie Rocks arrival here, President
Manager Frank of the Atlanta
club. announced he would not
play tho Travellers while those
men were on the team.
Frank kept the gates OF Ponce
dc Leon park locked on Thurs
day ane i'riday and announced
no would not meet the Little Rock
club on the diamond until the
players In question were dropped,
lie said he was fighting for clean
baseball. Manager Elberfield and
President Allen OF Little Rock,
announcing their conviction OF
the mems innocence, maintained
their stand, but today on a re-
quest from tho Memphis club. Ell
berficld stated he would keep Sea
ton and Smith out OF uniform
there sunday, pending settle
ment OF the affair by the league
directors. This was told to Frank
and an agreement was reached
for tomorrow's games.
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last Meeting Called.

The last meeting of the year OF
the Tulsa county equalization board
was held In the county assessors Of
flee yesterday and more than a score
Of merchants OF the city appeared
before the board to protest against
the personal property taxable valua-
tons, under the law allowing this
procedure upon failure of any person
10 make out and file their personal
tax returns with the assessor before
June Is.
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ny the san Francisco club OF tht
Pacific Coz ~ league. "for the good
Of baseball"
knowing nothing ~ the inside
facts of the Cii~c, II n. Of course. un-
fair iu Judge Players smith and
Scttun. IIut the little Rock club IN
attempting ,o play smith. Is In the
wrong, undoubtedly ~.
Organized baseball is fighting
gambling And lcagucs and clubs Ia
organized baseball must fight to-
gethcr Tho action Of the Little Rock
club sctH bad precedent. one.
which. II pCmittcd. would scriouHl,
undermine Tho structure OF the
game. Their second move seriously
affecting the best interests OF the
game was IN taking the Smith case
to the civll courts. by tho courts
action, they are permitted to play
Pitcher Smith. what, then. Is To pre-
vent other barred players from taxi
ing their cases to courts and fore
ing clubs In organized baseball to
allow them TO play?
Tho Atlanta club actc1 wisely In
closing their gates against tho Lit
tie Rock club. And Judging by tho
atiltud" OF several other clubs W
lhnt orgtnizitio> they VIII have the
full backing OF the assoc lation, Ia
cludlns thdl OF President Martin
=
prosidc,t poL Aucu ~, tho l.,,,to
Rock club has endangered the pop
Illarity ana prosperity of baseball
IN the Southern association. The
'ight on gambling In baseball can
ot be waged too strongly. And IL
must be especially Wnpcd AGAINST
hose who earn thrir liN.n from The
'Bne, and Allen should realize that.
=
II IA hard TO understand Aliens
stcuid no far SIGHTED enou,b 70
know ,hn, his o,,n intc,,,ts a,,
iconnr,i1od h,, tho ,oiIv ~ bis
co,irso
-
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asepal' anu ,h's ~ esnec,a,ty uruo
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Pitching Staff Glass
of Circuit-C lu b
Crippled.
OILERS SET A RECORD
Homelings Won 18 Out Of "a
Games Played--Double
Bill Tomorrow,

Jack I.eiivelt and hia crippled but
formidable Omaha Rourkea did moi
omen the four-game series here yes
terday. wet. muddy grounds Caus
ing the postponcmcnt OF the game
The homelings and Rourkes plaS
today at i:iG, providing, of course
that there is no further prcCiplta.
tion.
Despite a crippled lineup. Bolivclt
has been forced to present the past
two weeks, hia club has made a
splendid showing. They were forced
20 Tclinquish their lead several dnys
ago. but have maintained "a high
place ", the race.
InfIcldcrs Injured.
Maullin, shortstop. has been out OF
the game several weeks, due to an
injured knee. Wcidell. third base
man, was forced out because OF an
injured hand. Tho loss of half his
inficld has OF course, been a handi-
cap, but the Nourkcs haxe played
aurprisingly well despite their hard
luck. Maullin and Woidoll will be
back In the game soon,
With che return of those inficld
crs, the Rourkos will be one of the
hardest clubs IN the league TO beat
Weidell and Mau1lin. with Lcllvclt
Mt first base and Gislason at second.
form a splendid infleld
Ice. Donica, Mason and Platte
nre classy quartet OF outfieldcrs
both on the defense and the attack.
Tho greatest strength of the
RourkeE. however. Is centered In
their battery. Linglo and Hale are
two extremely capable cntclnrs.
while tho pitching staff IL without
peer In the league, ana with the
recent poor showing OF Oiler hurlers
is now the best looking staff OF
mound artists
4 Great Sinh Corps.
Palmero, Fuhr. SchatsmRn.
Schinklo and kopp arc tho Rourke
twirlors. and all OF them are cxocp-
tionally capable. Pnlmero and l'uhr
being two of the best southpaws In
Al Tcarney's class A wheel
Add the wise leadership OF Jack |
Belivelt 10 the splendid PLAYING per- |
sonnel Of the Rourkes and Il may be |
ie3dily seen why they are considered |
ono Of tho leagues leading clubs
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GAMES TODAY.
Western League.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Juno ls.-
As tho result of collision between
"A motorcycle which he was riding
and truck, Charles Parker, fire
man at No. 3 fire station here. Is in
I dying condition IN local hospital
A hole WAS torn ia parkcr'a g.de.
mis- arm crushed and Internal IN
,Uiiry suffered.
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0hlahoms CITY

'Battod for Mclaughlin In ninth.
81. Joseph ................oo 900 o50 onl-t
Oklahoma city ssss.ss.... SOo siV oON--B
summary Runs. Emerich, Crosby. Me-
Laughlln. Shesthk. Pitt, Covington .. Dar-
ringer 2. Lindimore Moeller Moore. Grif-
fith. errors. Emerich. Brubaker. Kelieher.
walker, Mclaughlin, Darringer D. Lindi-
more. Moeller; two.base HIT PITT; sscrifce
hits, Keleher. Lindimore. Moelier Moore,
bases on balls. off Boyd .. OF McLsugh-
lin g. struck out. by Boyd 6. by MoLaugh-
lin 4. hit by pitched ball. Emerich by
Boyd double play. Connolly to Kelleher
10 Conroy to Crosby. left on bases, Okla.
homa city ]. ST. Joseph o. time. 2.05;
umpires, Wilson and Da'y.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.
AT TULSA OMAHA. NO GAME. RAIN.
At Oklahoma CITY .. St Joseph :.
At Joplin Sioux city. no game rain.
AZ wichita Des Molnes, no game, rain.
National League.
81 New York S, pittsburgh =.
At Phuadelphis I. st. I.nuis n.
A. Boston Cincinnati no game. rain.
At Brooklyn Chicago. no game: rain.
American League.
A. CieVeland ., Washington ?.
A. chicago 2 New York J.
At Detroit I. Boston 0.
At So, Louis g. Philadelphia =.
American Association.
At Kansas city 3. Minneapolis 4.
At Louisville 20, Toledo Ia.
At Milwaukee 8, st. Paul 4.
At Indianapolis =, Columbus 2,
Western Association
At Henryctta 10. Pnwhuska I.
At Okmuigee- DrumrSght. no game. rain.
At Enid Springfield, no game rain.
Al ChickashA Fort Smith, no game,
-aln.
Southern Association.
At New orleans q. Chattanooga T.
A. Birmingham ?. Memphis l2.
At Mobile 3. Nashville 2.
Al Atianta-Little Rock. no game.
TeNas League.
Al san Antonio I, Dallas g.
A. Houston 3. Wichita Falls 3.
Al Beaumont Z, Shreveport s.
At Galveston Fort worth. rain.
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CARDINALS SHUT
OUT BY PH|LLIES
Causey Bests Doak in
Pitchers Duel
Giants Win.

PHILADELPHIA, June is.--Stcngei's
one hand jumping catch OF Fournicrs
liner with two out and two on bases
saved the game for Philadelphia today.
enabling the locals to break St Louis
streak OF seven straight victories.
The score.
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RETURNS
FOR JULY 5 GO
Boxes Rowlands Here
Bartles Adds to
Dewey Card.
BY LARRY DALEY

Tulsa sport fans will not have TO
go out of the city for their inde-
pcndcnce day tJuly 81 entertain
mont. Al Nenn, promoter of the oil
city Athletic club. announces n card
for that day, hcadlincd by Jack
Reeves of San Francisco, and Len
Rowlands OF Philadelphia. These
crack middlcwcights are to step | 8
rounds To a decision.
Reeves Is now under the manage
ment Of Louie Newman Of Tulsa.
who, starting as IA boxer when IS
years old. became manager and
promoter I'm Denver, Newman, ms do
many Tulsa fans believes there Is
potential championship caliber in
the hard hitting native son and is
planning an extensive campaign for
Jack.
Rowlands is a sturdy, we'll known
eastcrner who has met numerous
leading scrappcrs.
Anton tho Greek. tough middle
weight. who Thursday night defeat
ed Clarence Dudley In lO-round
go here. is To box Frank McGowan
OF Kansas city at SCammon, kans,,
July 3.
Mutt Mckee, classy oklahoma
city bantam, and Kid Cole, rugged
Drumright boy meet at Drumrisht
next Monday night In n l0-round go,
Joe Bartlcs, manager Of the an
nual Dewey roundup, has added an
othcr bout To his already attractive
July program, Mutt Mckee and
Bobby Hughes are TO step 10 rounds,
the third scrap in the all-star card.
Harvey Thorp OF Kansas city and
Johnny Celmars weltcrweights, and
Arlos Tanning OF Bartlcsville and
otto Wallace OF Milwaukee. middle
weights, furnish two scraps OF is
rounds each.
Mrknn hna hnrinnh TO leave Dan
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PITCHER ADKINS STARS
Blows In 4 Trips. and Hcnrys
Win 10 TO I.

HESRYETTA. June ls.-Hcnryctta hi,
Harle with ease here today, defeating
pawhuska 10 90 |. Adkins held the visit
ors to four hits and helped win his own
game by getting triple, a double and a
single out of four times at bat.
The score; r. II. II
Pawhusla ............O .OOl 0Oo o. I
Henryetta ....,..... 3O3 3l0 x-iO is o
tSeven innings by agrecment)
Ratterles-IIarle and BTaunOn; Adkins
and Bell.
other games postponed. rain.
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Levlivelts Team One OfMOst
Formidable in WesternLeague
DI
Lprry Doiley

- y
hire wing In the
Southern associ-
alton ana unl,i
immediate steps
are takon toward
"a settlement of
the Casey Umith
controversy. that
classy minor cir
cut Is going To
suffer. Smith. n
pitcher, W it h
Tom Seaton an
other h urlor.
were early IN
season released
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19
CHAMPION SAINTS
| LOSE TO INDIANS
Errors Costly to Both
Clubs-Others Are
Rained Out.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June is.--Hugh
BOYD. purchased from Des Moines. made
hts debut with Oklahoma city today and
but for errors would have scored a shut.
out over tho champions. Errors also
played a prominent part In helping tho
locals pile up a to advantage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19

sp"ctsl summer morning course
IN expression. aesthetic and TOO
dancing Is offered hv Mrs Sabin n,
her studio, III South Denver For
particulars phone Cedar 6S5.-Adyt
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summary HunH, Judge shannon. jamie
son, Chapman. Speaker 2, Smith, Johnston
:, Ennamaker Caldwell, errors. Picinich q
Smith, Johnston; home run. Speaker;
stolen bases. Rice Johnston, double plays
chapman to Gardner, Shank- to shannon
to Judge! bases On balls oft Zachary g.
oU Caldwell ) struck out. by Johnson D.
by Caldwell 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19
INDIANS DEFEAT
SENATORS 9-2
Yanks Beat White Sox-
Browns and Tigers
Each Win.
SERVING MA
DRAW z

CLEVELAND, June is-ClcNelsnd
knocked walter Johnson out OF the bos
In tho nfth today and won. SIX hits were
punched Oft johnson In that inning. two
kaNn st.tah
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ST LOUIS, June ls.--St Louis trailed
for eight Innings today, then
mixed a fielder's choice. n Wild throw by
'homs- and single BY Davis Tor two
unH and won.
hn
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Cole Goes 10 Pawncc.

Judge Redmond S. Cole OF the
Tulsa county district court No. 9 left
Thursday night for his home In
Pawnee. The next jury term of
Judge Coles court will not be held
before September /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19

summary; Runs Thomas Walker. Grit-
Tin, Williams, Austin. Gerber SEVERED {.
errors Thomas, Austin; two-hase hits
Gerber. Austin, three base hit, Gedeon;
Sisler 2 double plays Williams 10 Sialsr
galloway to Griffin, bases on balls. OF
Harris ,, Oft Davis ,. struck out. by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19

That dandy piano you've wanted
81 long. BY means of the Want Ads
- yours for a song
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orr Day for IyNbr.

CHICAGO. June Is--rimeiy hitting by
New York coupled with walk enabled
tho VtAitors To make II three straight
from Chicago today Ruth's Tone hit was
single.
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summary; Runs. PeckinpAuEh. pipr,
Ruth Weaver. Jackson. two. base hits,
Jackson. Pip, FelSch; threo-bss- hit.
Weaver; double play Schslk 10 J, COL
Inns. bases on balls, oU Kerr I, off shaw
hey ? struck out. by Shawkey }, by
kerr |.
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DETROIT, June ls--Ayeta' pitching In
hits and Detroit won today With M a.,
ception OF the first inning Iones also
pitched fauluess ball for tho Red Sox,
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NEW YORK. June is.--New York de-
teated Pittsburgh In a see-saw game to-
day. The Giants overcame an early three
run lead with a block OF four runs In the
third.
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Mckee has decided to leave Dem
yer, where he has been living for
the past year and return to Okla
homa. Mutt 10 an Oklahoma city
boy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-19

Summer bungalows OF the most
attractive kind arr now advertised
daily I'm the Want Ads.
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: score
hN I@i


'batted for Cooper In seventh.
tBatted for Carlson In ninth.
pittsburgh ......,.........2o oio oo0--4
New York ...........-..... 90. oiO Oox-b
summary Runs. Bishee 2. Carey, South
worth, Burns, Bancroft :, Young Barnes.
errors. Grimm, Doyle; two base hits
liarneS Young, three.base hits, Bigbee.
bsrbare' stolen bases. higbec 2, Kins.
Young, double plays. Rnrnes to Bancroft
to Kelly. Southworth to Cutshaw bases
on balls off Cooper off Carlson l. off
Barnes :.
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II, @. West. graduate chiropodist.
4l2-'l3 Bliss Bldg. Cedar s3S.--
Advt.
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'NAtted for Galloway In ninth.
fbattcd for Harris IN ninth.
Philadelphia ..............o oOq oot ona--s
st Louis ....,............ 600 on3 O2x-t
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ST. losli

'Uatted for Doak In eishth'
NJ, Louis ......s..... 'VVv uuV uO"-"
| philadelphia .....-,.......o0i 900 0ox-l
summary: Run, Tragesser, error. Layan.
| two-base hit Hornsby; home run, Ira
gesaer; stolen base schultz. bases on
balls. off causey ?; struck out, by Doak
| S, by Causey ..
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waihinsto'
Cleveland

'natted for rioinloh In ninth.
washington ..,.....s,.,,.,loo 100 600
Cleveland .....,.......,... 900 o5i 2ix--s
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

Some Coin.
Cash in salaries amounting TO $780,
900 was paid to growers by the Holly
Sugar company at its local office on
December 18th. $4,000 was the cash
paid on November 18th. The net re-
ceipts to growers from the local COM
pany for this seasons beets totals
nearly $4,000.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

custody a quantity of White Mule
which they destroyed.
They then drove to the ranch OF
Bochateys son-in-law, Emil Klee, half
a mile nearer town, and searched the
premises, finding a quantity of White
Mule, four barrels of mash and full
grown still which were concealed in
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
eHERIFF's OFFICE NAes
STILL AND PRODUCT.

At an early hour yesterday morning
Sheriff Wilson and Deputy R. D. Will
lis arrested Frank Bochatey at his
ranch known as the old Oberfell place
near Campbell's switch, and took into
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

the granary. Klee was not at home,
but they found him at work on
school house not far away.
Both men were arrested but fur
nished bond and were released.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

LOsT-Crank for bort car, between
r.. b. Tuffin's ranch and Delta; on
Valley road. Return to Independent
office. DC
LOST-Bunch Of keys between
Grand Junction and Delta. Return to
Delta cafe. bzc.
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OVERTIME RATES:
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having been submitted for the party requested, then in these instances
charges will be made as specified under station to station calls.
Subscribers connected to Makawao exchange and whose telephones
are within a distance of not to exceed ten miles from said exchange
rates |, Z, !, e u, 8, and 9 are amended to business phones or trunk or
trunk Hate rate, $500 per month. Residence wall to $3.50 and desk
phones to $500.