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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
Yankee Members of
Olympic Team Rebel;
May Not Participate

ON BOARD THE L. s. S. PRlN-
CESS MATOIKA. Aug. {. -
tBy wire less VITA London)--
Discomfort among the members
OF the American Olympi c
team on board this steamer re-
suited In the holding today OF an
Indignation meeting at which a
committee was appointed TO CON
fer with the officials regarding
future arrangements
The officials were severely criu-
cised at the meeting and It was
suggested that the athletes refuse
TO compete unless the accommo-
dations at the Antwerp school
house whore the men are to DO
lodged, were better than those on
the steamer,
The men demanded also to be in
formed Of the plan for sending a
vessel for the return trip. together
with an explanation as TO how the
athletes would get home after
landing in New York.
The committee appointed to meet
the team officials comprised Nor
man Ross OF Chicago; Patrick j.
Mcdonald of New York; "A, j,
Hebner OF Chicago; Oliver Cory
OF Los Angeles, and Richard
Remer Of New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
TOLEDO MEET CLOSED
Ion Mcdonald Wins Two Events In
Gct-AwRy Day In Grand Circuit
Meet at Toledo,

TOLEDO, Aug 6,-I,on Mcdonald,
the Indianapolis driver. enjoyed n
field day here on getaway day to-
day, winning two of Che events on
the closing card OF the Grand Cir
cult races. Mcdonald headed the list
in the 2:O6 trot with Baron Gigantic
and the 2;20 trot with Dottie Day,
Baron Gigantic. stlll fully handled,
captured the Steadman sweepstakes
from the favorite, Peter Coley,
Dottie Day. winner earlier In the
week, easily repeated In the 2:2O
trot for Mcdonald.
The Boston man won his sitst
race OF the year when w, Fleming
came through with him In the 2;it
pace, Boniquo came through at the
wire IN the second heat and won
The horses we're shipped tonight
to North Randall, where they race
next week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
BASEBALL PLAYERS INJURED
Maranylllc and McCartv Hurt IA An
Automobile Accident.

BOSTON, Aug. 6--Walter Maran
Vile, the Boston Nationals short
stop and Catcher Mccarthy OF the
st, Louis Nationals were unable 10
play In today's game at the Braves
field because OF injuries sustained
in an automobile accident last night.
Maranville had taken Mccarthy
for n spin in his car and while they
were riding along a seashore drive
another automobile came upon I EN-
unexpectedly from a side street.
Marsnvile swerved TO avoid a col.
lision and struck a tree. Roth men
were thrown out, Maranville's head
was slightly cut and he was consid
erably shaken up. Mccarthy com.
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Mckee to Box Jimmie Murphy;
Title Battle tor Jeff Smith
X. o. Loughlin Defeats
Griffith; to Meet
Britton.
TREMAINE RECOVERING
Cleveland Bantum May Box
Herman Soon; Melchoir
X After Roper Go.
BY LARRY DALEY.

Chick IIigdon. manager Of Mutt
Mckee. oklahoma City bantam, an
nounced last night that ne has closed
for a match for Mckee
with Jimmy Murphy at Okmulgee
August 9. Dick Cooley Is promoting
the go. Higdon said he had no
knowledge of a Mckee Bobby
60 at Okmulgee August 20.
Jeff Smith, great Bayonne. N. IL
middleweight. Will probably got A.
crack at the worlds title. Smith. for
several years lending contender,
has been seeking a match with
Champion Johnny Wilson ever since
the Wop dethroncd Mike O'Dowd.
Wilson announced he would be a
fighting champion and must defend
his title with Smith. the Armory
a. a. OF Jersey City and the Bayonne
A. A. OF Bsyonne are bidding for tho
bout roth promoters have an
nounced that the title holder has
agreed 10 meet Smith.
X q. Loughlin, New Bethlehem.
Pa, welterweight, and who recently
beat Johnny Griffiths at Philadel-
phia will probably meet Jack Brit
ton in the near future. Several east
ern clubs are after the scrap.
Tony Melchoir. Barney Lchon-
STEMS X. o. artist Is after a borg
with Bob Roper. Melchoir recently
stopped Jack Reed OF Toledo In one
round at East Chicago.
Car! 1remaine. Cleveland bantam.
IS rapidly recovering from his recent
illness Matt Hinkel OF Cleveland 10
planning to match Tremaine with
Pete Herman in Cleveland.
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INDIANS PLAN FOR SERIES
Cleveland starts Preparation For
1870 World SGsI-ics

CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-With
Cleveland leading the American
league by five games, although the
pennant race Is by no means decl-
ded, the Cleveland club in anticipa-
ton Of winning the rag, today
awarded contract and secured a per-
NIT TO construct a press box TO seat
300 newspaper correspondents and
telegraph operators at the world 3
serieA Work will begin August 1g.
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GYPSY DEFEATED
BY O. P. R. NINE
Boyd Hurls Fine Game;
League. Leaders to
Clash Today.

o. p. r. calcimined the Gypsy
clan, 30 at McNulty park yesterday
evening after a clever pitching duel
between Boyd and Young, the former
allowing but five hits and tanning
IL men.
Cosden and Pan American, tied
for the league leadership, clash In
the most important contest OF the
season this afternoon at 4:S0,
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DETROIT. Aug. s,--"Bsbe" Ruth add
cd two more circuit drives to his string
In the second game OF tho Tiger-Yank
series here today, Bringing his total for
the season to Il. New York won the
game.
Ruth's first homer came In the third
inning. The first man up, he knocked
the ball to the top tier Of bleachers In
center field. Ths second. In the sixth
inning, cleared the ball over right. The
second drive scored PeckinbAugh and
Ward ahead OF Ruth.
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NBatted for Linn In 9TH.
o. +. R,........0 0 l 0 0--3
Two base hits, Boyd Davis; Three
base hit--Mathis: Double plays
J. Young and Williamson Q; Boyd,
Lyon and Flynn; Stolen base-Mc-
Clurg. Base on balls, Young 2. BOYD
2. Struck out, Young 6. Boyd II.
Left on bases, o. =. r. 7, Gypsy 4.
Hit by pitched ball, by Young /,
(McClurg,) Passed ball Brosseau.
Time 1874. Umpire--Andrews
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golf championship tournament is to
be played at Toledo next week. This
Is for the American tito and inter-
est TO this years meet is added by
the participation OF Vardon and
Ray British cracks. The national
tennis championship tournament Is
this month. as Is the ameteur golf
title tourney.
Surprising all other events In
interest. however. Is the annual
Olympisd at Antwerp. This is tho
first renewal OF that greatest In
tcrnational sporting event since
the 1912 games ut Stockholm.
The Oiympiad Is n mighty specta-
Gle, In which the picked athletes
OF every nation battle for worlds
supremacy. and IL undoubtedly
the greatest sporting classic OF the
year.
+
Jack Dempseys popularity, which
6uffered a serious decline until he
was cleared OF draft evasion charge,
ia being rapidly revived Jacks de-
claration that no is going to be a
fighting champion Is being fulfilled
Dempsey engages in a title bout
Labor day--over "A year after win
ming the championship, II is true
But Dempsey for several months
was under the drhft charge cloud
aud could not fight. Adding to his
In vi hA Ha
ger OF losing the title Is tho fact that
Dempsoy's go with Billy Miske Is &c
be to a decision.
=
While America has moro than
held It's own in international sport
ing competition this year, trouble
looms ahead when the National
golf championship tourney is held
next week Harry Vardon and Ed
Ray. two great English golfers. are
invading the states. seeking to take
away our own championship.
Jim Barncs and Walter HngSn
are the most likely defenders
hut they were beaten last month
IN Scotland by Nardon and Ray.
Jock Hutchinson. wlnncr OF the
western open tourney In which
Barnes was second may play the
brilliant game OF which he ~ Capr
able. Then, there Is the possibii-
ity-of dark horse, always tn bu
figured on In sporting compeu-
tion and especially I'm golf.
-
Nardon and Ray are not only
great golfers now they are two OF
the greatest or all time, the former
In particular, and thero Is good
cause for the American dovotea OF
the ancient Scotch game to regard
their invasion with apprehension.
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BartIesvillc Rookie TO Cards.

BARTLEsvILLE. Aug. s.-Scout
Barrett OF the st. Louis Nationals
signed up II. r. big Six" Scott to
pitch for the Cardinals. with orders
to report August Is. Scott, who 10
90 years old, recently pitched no.
hit. norun, no first base game at
Muskoste. He has been pitching
here for the Phillips Petroleum
team. being employed In the field
department OF that company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
TWINS WIN FROM ENID
s;chmidts Make Hits count--okmul'
gee Beats Pawhusiss---Spring-
field Defeats Chix.

ENID, Aus. Sort Smith punched
hits on Enid today, winning the opening
,sres % ~ runs @ for T Enld s when he Tot T home home
run In the seventh inning, with two men
on bases.
v ssorsI s,,,n r. Y e
Enid 60. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries odsen. Kraft and schmidt
kernH, Biggera and Lamb
cHlcKAsHA,. oda,. Aug. s---ln a
ragged game. featured by heavy hitting
on both teams aud an exhibition ~ poor
baseball by the locals, Springfield took
the opener Of the serieH this afternoon.
stride and knocked the ball 10 the isft
field fen for home run In the first In
ming, Win two men ON base, Cottor.
the ffth inning
..Hre. r. IL r.
sg,.y,stisid ., .....,.,,.,,,,la !!
JhiekHsha Gee .t.'''.s.rt.'fff ~
Batteries-Benton and Gomeg; Smith
Poulaw and Hayes Groom.
oKMULGEE. Aug. 6.--After Pawhusks
had established tiye-ruu lead In the
"a to II. Ragged fieldipg and poor pitch
ing accounted Tor the large score. CLYDE
Williams, Okmulgee Outfielder, drove Il
his sixteenth home run In the second in
ming.
Score: RH Il
okmulges 1910 Oio 200 x--iA 2s
PawhuskR .. ,,,.Bfo 200 200 0--l1 i6
Batteries--Smith. Houaer williams an,
Fromm. Farham, Gilmore. Harle an,
Palmer. Early,
HENRIETTA. Okla, Aug. s.--HenrY
eta and Drumright went rs innings to
day, with a g-2 tie, the game beinl
called on account OF darkness The feat
ure OF the game was the hitting Of Rob
srtson, who got three doubles and thre
singles out OF seven times At bat.
Score; R. u, y
prumright '.,s..ss,ss,''.r'
Henryelth s,s s's1rfs''4s''s's lS
Batteries--Jslsma and Crittenden; Grey
puaham and Bell, CTlst.
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wichita So. ......'''''''v vnny yoH 0g
Runs-Pltt, Moore. Harper Darringer y,
Huahea a. errors-Brooks, Darringer;
iwo-base hits-Griffin. Harper. Hughes !
Ringer, Griffith. Allen ?; iett- on bases
Wichita 6. oklahoma CITY bases , on
Allan 4. struck out--by BulmAn 2. by
Allan 2, wild pitch-Ailcn. hit by pitcher
Hughes by Brooks, runs and hits-ot
prooEs s and 4 in 4. of Bilman ana
4 in 4 ITmpires-Flood and Wilson. Tine
i3W
Booatera Field Loosely.
DIES MONIES Aug 6--Sow work In
the Des Moines outfeld enabled Omaha
10 convert singles into extra base hlts
and 20 dtfeat the locals In the first game
~ the series ] TO l.
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ht ny pitcnci--DaNts ny Young
Sacrifice hits--Wnffli 2! Her. Lamb.
ybunp, cnsc ON balIs---YonnG 5;
IIIcr 2. Left on bascS---Tulsa o; JON
lin o. Stolen basr~--TIcrncy, Me-
Msnus. Cleveland =: Connolly,
Three -insc hit--Yockcy 2. Two-basc
hits Tjcrncy, Robertson. King.
Passed bali---Wooiscy. Wild pitch.
Young. Double plny---Robertson 90
Sncdccor. Tierncy tu Wuffli to Me-
Nanus. Earned runs---T1isa 2: jon
lin 5. Time, 1850. mpircs--licckcr
and Lauzo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
Bs0GY5L9StSs 4
Lprry Dniley
No month for

No month for
years has pro-
vided q y o r ting
competition a 3
this month, ma
tional and inter-
national. In ad-
dition TO the
baseball pennant
races which are
approaching the
final dash, golf,
tennis and boxing
occupies an i'm r
portant place In
the sporting fans
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
INDIANS BEATEN
IN HURLING DUEL
Rommel Bests Coveleskie
Ruth Gets Two
Homers.

CLEVELAND, Aug. S.--PhiladelphiA
defeated Cleveland In 10 innings today.
Coveleskie would have had shutout to
hts credit but for an error by Chapman
In the ninth which lot IN the tying run.
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
rst game

xBRtted for Alexander In nfth,
ssnated for Carter In eighth
xSyBattod for Bailey In ninth.
Chicago 600 900 bOe-3
New York ?Os oeO eOx--S
Summary Runs Merkle. PaHkert,
Burns Young Kelly. Spenccr; errors,
Paskert bancroft; two.haas hit, Rillifor;
two base hit Doyle. double play, Doyle TO
bancroft 10 Kelly bases on bellH, off
Alexander :, off Benton o. struck out. by
Alexander I, by Carter I, by Bailey T.
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White sos Beat Red So,

xrwo out when winning run scored.
znatted for Williams in/eighth.
Boston oo0 900 iio o--a
Chicago olO 0i0 100 1T
summary Runa Wit, Menosky Myers,
E Collins 2, J. Collins, SchAlk: two
base hits, jackson, WIT, Hooper, Foster
stolen base. Weaver H. Collins. J. Col,
linsi bases on balls, Oft Myers 8, off VIII
,liAm0 q struck cut BY Myers 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
GIANTS WIN TWO;
GAIN ON LEADERS
New Workers. Bat Alex
ander and Tyler
Off Slab.

NEW York, Aug. s.--New York won a
doubleheadsr from Chicago t0dsy. Benton
and Douglas held the. Cabs safe In both
In the first game and Tyler was taken
out In tho ssdond after siE innings
Score,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
OILERS TIE WITCHES FOR FIRST BY WINNING
WITCHES BEATEN
BY INDIANS, TOO
Omaha Beats Boosters
Packers Win From
DrummerS.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aus. s--oklahoiaa
CITY made II two out of three by winning
the odd game here today. 20 o. Allen
indian recruit held Wichita 10 three hits
while the Tribe hit Brooks and Bilman
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NHatIeH fOr TyTef In seventh.
x sattod for Jones Ia Hinth.
Chicago 900 600 o7O--.
New York OO2 OSt 0ON-g
summary Runs. Hersog, Terry. Burns
2, bancroft Young, Douglas; errors, Ter
.Ty paskert. Frisehi twn.hAas hits NurnH
king; three haae hits Durns and Terry
stolen bases, rwombley aud Burns, double
play Deal To HArzog to Barber. bases on
balls Oft Tyler 4, Oft JoneR 1. Oft Doug
es struck out by Tyler D. by Douglas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
Morris and Hier Pitch Oilers
to Two Victories Over Joplin
Morris Bests Young in
Great Battle in
First Game.
HIT TIMELY IN SECOND
Abbotts Outhit IL to 6 But
Make Blows Count; Jimmy
Burke Injured.
nY srrcIAL conRrsroNnnNr

90, ,,t
JolhlN, MO- AUX o. wv "'"
ers winning streak of one game
started Thursday. was broken hor,
-. ,., ,,o .,,lors ,vbo took both
'""'S wy Wv =,
ends OF a double headof the I'Ist
10 and the second o to 3. Roy
o.uao.. a,d 70, Nf,rris ,naaped IN
ii, a., ,,,or
pr'ii'""t P'''''''s Nu'' ~
ing contest each letung the oIPo-
aition down with four safctica Both
,,,,h. .,to,od orrortoss bnii too
S'uDo P'"y' - H.,
inc ohly runs soolou III Wv ~
game were In the first inning by
T,,laa Nuffll singled after Burke
-, 80, .,1 .oor.d %, Mo.
was 'nio"n 'u' "'u '~''
hanus' triple 10 the rlsht iieIu
fence. McManuA scored on n passed
hall ,riernev foIIowed wttha nin, ,rlo
,a,,,a ia,
out SieVe'ahu nv '"'o P'
Tho Oilers never threatened hitef
that. never letting more than one
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va "a pohort.Sn ,oIInyed with n
s,nnLnu nu anu anvb,n Ub E, Esc,s ~ snort field
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~, vp"u s,o ,o,, fsnnod Jinmti.
. @a.,, @ pnhto, a. 90 hat for Wool.
, ,n ST. w. ai,o,.. roor,t, catcher
Tjs. ,sro,v M, noohier Lamb
t .t,n~ rSur, ,,,ss son, in %
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BOSTON, Aus. 6,--A seven run rally in
straight victory over ST. Louis today,
Maranville was injured In an automobile
back tomorrow. Catcher Mccarty Of ST.
l.ouis who was also hurt will bo out
several days with lame back
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tlnticd for Wooirey Ia eighth.
Sclr" hy Inningsi
1ulsa .......... 900 400 OOO--2
Joplin ...,.,.... 600 600 UOO---0
..CETAOT TAOIS Nm
Rurs--Wuffii. McNnnus. Basc on
bnlls--Snndrrs .. left On basca.---
rulsa 2, Joplin ?. Three base hits
NcNnnus. Iwo-bnsc hitS--Iiobcrt-
s,'n, Lamb. Stolen bascs---WoIfcr.
struck out--SHnders 3; Morris 8
Earncd runs--rulsa 2. Passed balls
---Noolsc, ?. Double plnys--Yockey
IN Sucdccor. Yockcy 10 Sncdccor 10
Stuty: Wuffii 20 McManus TO Query.
umpircs--LaUon and Becker.
Second game:
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swatfest st 1t. Louis.

summary RunH, Judge ?, Milan. Rice,
Roth, Courtney ., Gerber :, two. base hits,
Courtney. Rice, sisler, Smith, Harris;
home runs, Judge g. Williams; bases on
balls, off Courtney T. off EnEel I, off
Davis 8 struck out, by Davis {.
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detroit ... ,...,.,.,....,a $40 90 oSo-- /
Summary: Runs-wATd, Peckinbaugh J,
Ruth s. Pratt, Lewis Ruel, Mogridge,
Jones, COBB, Flegstead, Plnelli :, Stanage
hits-StanaEe 2, Peokinbaugh, Neaoh,
Bodie. young; three base hits. Lewis,
Hcilman, home runs-Ruth 2, bases on
balls--otf Dsuss 8. off quinn 2, Oft Mog-
ridge 4, Oft Oldham :, struck out-by
Dauss .. by Mosridge 4.
white soS Beat Red SOx
CHICA0O Aug. 6--Diok Kerr wUn his
own game today when Chicago defeated
Boston Ia 10 innings. Kerr's single to
left gave the locals the game.
Score.
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pu MaIns,

SBatted for CykowskI In Ninth.
Omaha oOl 900 zOO-s
Des Molnes 600 OOO OlO-l
Errors-Haney weldol Gislason .,
t.platte Haney. wetdell, Lelivelt
Sacrifice hlts-McDermott, French. stolen
bases -MoDermott Left on bases. Omaha
pes Moines 4. Struck out Cykowskl g..
Kopp 4; HN by pitcher. BY Kopp
CRannerl: earned runs-omaha 2 Double
plays. O'Connor to Banner Coftsy 70
French TO o'Connor. Umpires, Jacobs and
Buckley. Time 30.
Luschen ls Effective.
ct JcsEPW, Mo, Aug. s-'rhe Saints
were unable TO hit behind Luschen and
lost tho first game OF the series with
Sioux city ? to I. \ double, triple and
a sacrifice ny in the first inning netted
two runs for the visitors In the second. A
walk a double and a ground scored one
for tho gaints In the fourth
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Jim Barnes and Walter Hagsn

Vardon and Ray are not only
great golfers now they are two Of
the greatest or all time, the former
In particular, and thero Is good
cause for the American dcvotee OF
the ancient Scotch game to regard
their invasion with apprehension.
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ENID, Aug. Sort Smith punched
hitR on Enid today, winning the opening
game OF the series, 10 20 Q. LurNnt scored
three runs for Enid when he got a hom 9
run In the seventh inning, with two men
an basea