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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
p. p. P.
WARSZAWA w NIEDALE-
KIEJ PRZYSzLOSCI.

Juz ma diugo pred wojna INA,
wcy stosunkow europejskich pre-
powiadali, lie Warszawa bedzie
kiedyS najwiekszem miastem W
Europe. Ley ona bowiem mic.
dzy Europa i Rosya i przez MIA
musi iSc handel miedzy zacho--
dem i wschodem.
Ucisk ,moskiewski tamowai 70,
zwoj Warszawy. Obecnie jednak
rozwoj ten zaczyna iSc szybkim
krokiem naprzod. w Stanach lie
dnoczonych bawi inzynier VIA
dys}aw MichalSki, wysiany tn
przez Zarzad stolicy Polski, w &C.
III studyowania amerykahskich
metod acknowledgement, budowy
domow, a szczeg6lnie kolei pod
ziemnych. Plany r6znych ulepszen
irz sd gotowe; sa one obliczone
ma II lat i ma sumo 100 milionow
dolarow. w mieScie beda kurso-
wac podziemne koleje; przez Wi
sic bedzie rzuconych kilka nowych
mostow i wszystkie pociagi re
wschodu bedq wjezdzat do mia
sta ma wspolna centralna stacye.
Rozpocznie sic natychmiast bu--
dowa domow mieszkalnych, szcze
golnie ola robotnikow, gdyz ODE
|cnie brak w Warszawie mieSzkan
ola 10000 rodzin.
LudnoSt Warszawy doszla juz
obecnie do miliona i wciqz roSnie.
Trzeba wiec spieszyG Z wykona-
MEM planow majqcych postawij
~stolice Polski ma rowni Z wielkie-
mi miastami amerykanskiemi pod
wzgledem wszelkich udogodnien.
CT z Polak6w amerykanskich,
ktorzy wracaja do kraju i zechcq
osiaSc w WarsZawie. maia obeC--
ME s~posobnoSc przyczynic sic po-
teznie do rozwoju togo tax drogie-
go kazdemu Polakowi miasta.
Mech kupuja Bondy Polskiej Po-
lyczki Pahstwowej i MECH zabie-
rapa je re SODA do Polski. Tam
beda mogli "a tie bondy nabywac
cd Rzadu Polskiego ziemie, albo
realnosci miejskie, ~zupeinie jak
"a gotowke bez zadnych odliczen.
Ma Rad zapewne i w stolicy
grunty i domy ma sprzedaz. MOI
ma je nabyc "a bondy pozyczki RIA
dowej dose tanio w proPorcyi mar
XII do dolara. y nied}ugo pc zapro-
wadzeniu ~wszystkich zamierzo--
nych porzadkow wartoSc realno-
Sci w Warszawie ogromnie sic
podniesie. Ktoby zaS potrzeboWai
gotowki, majac w reku bondy, mo-
re zostawic je W kasie pahstwo--
wei i dostac gotowke w dolarach
do wysokoSci 500. Naprzyk}ad,
iezeli kto zastawi bondy "a 10000
dolar6w. dostanie pozyczone ma
ME $4,000, a bondy pozostana lego
wlasnoScia, przynoszac mt W dal-
Sym ciagu $50 cd sta %rocznie, t.,
$500. Samym tym procentem be
die mogf spiacic Gala pozyczon9
sumo W ciagu btu lat / wyku-
pic swe bondy, a p6zniej pc uply-
vie terminu dostanie Cd Panstwa
Polskiego GAIA sumo 10000 dola-
row "a swoje bondy. Jest to do
skonala operacya finansowa. To
samo w mniejszym stopniu MOI
ma zrobic majac bondy "a tysiac
dolarow, albo nawet "a piecset.
Pc dzisiejszym kursie dolarow
,,u,e+ &SO0 Dr1edc+awia w POlSce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
Ruch W TOwarzystwach.
KUPCIE BONDY PCLSKIE.

KUPCIE BONDY POLSKIE!
BacznoSG obywatele i obywateiki
Bridgeportu. - Podajemy do VIA
domoSci o majacym sic odbyc w!el
kim wiecu ~niedziele, dnia 1899 o
godzinie 5tej popo}udniu, urzadzo-
nym "a zezwoleniem ks. p~roboszcza
~staraniem ~Studentow Powszechue1
Szko}y Korespondencyjnej Palat1ne
/ obywateli Bridgeport. Kto zyw ma
vice sprawl bardzo wanna. Nikogo
ME powinno brakowaG. Przyjdzcie i
p]osluchajcie; wszyscy beda hczeni'
Kolekty ME bedzie. 2 szacunkiem, -
Komitet.
z KANTOWA.
Bractwo M}odz. Sw. Jozefa ma
p~osiedzenie miesieczne jutro, II. W
niedziele, o godz. lei pc po}udniu W
sail zwyklych p~osiedzen. Do Bractwa
tego przyjmujemy miodziencow cd
lat 12tu i starszych do lat 35ciu.
]. Potash, PREF; S. Pitera, sekr.
Tow. Bratniej Pomocy Mlodz.
Sw. Czesiawa ma posiedzenie miesie-
CINE W poniedzialek, dnia 14go BIN.
O godzinie 7:3O wieczorem W sail
zwyklych posiedzeh. Jutro wszyscy
czlonkowie maja stawiG sic ma wsp6l-
IA w~ycieczke, ktora urzadzamy W o.
grodzie Atlas. ]. Smoczyhski, PREF.
S. Pitera, sekr.
- Tow. Boskiego Serca Jezus mr..
263 Il. P. R. K, ma stawiG sic jutro
n godzinie $50 20 poludniu pred o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

uO o. SOc.
NiemOwIecc watOwn--
ne sliniacaki, specyalnie
Sc.
N~lemOwlece blale je--
dwabne ponczochy. $1.00
wartosc, para Soc.
NiemowIece Csc Rumo-
We pielusgki, Soc.
N~iemowIece recznie TO
biOne buciki ,cZysto wei
niane, rozowe | niebie-
skie upiekszenia, Toe.
NiemOwlece batystOwe
boneciki, upiekszone ko
ronka i haftem pc 49c.
N~iemowlece welninne
Raszmirowe peleryny -
kaptur ma ~jedwabna pod
szewke, upiekszone haf-
tenn SO.OS.
N~iemOwlecc piekne ba
tystowe kr6tkie Sukien-
XII. upiekSzone koronka i
haftem pc $1.0S.
N~iemowlece tureckie
sliniacZki, rozowe Tub
niebieskie upiekSzenia-
warte 35c, po 10c.
$1O.75 Basinette koly-
ski ola n~iemowlat, biaio
emaliowane, sprezyno We
dino, sanitarUy bawefnia
ny materac 1906.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

czIonkom swoim Polskie Bondy ma
latwe spiaty. Bondy z~akupywac MOI
ma W kazdy piatek W biurze Spolki
ma drugiem pietrze, pnr. 1455 West
Division I'll. cd godz. 3ciej do 6tej
popo}udniu Tub cd 7mej do 9tej VIE
czorem, j. S. Koz}owski, sekr.
- Tow. Polek Matki Boskiej Cze-
stochowskiej mr.. SO Zjednoczenia, Cd
bedzie swe p%osiedzenie jutro, o 60
dzinie $50 popoiudniu W hall ivy
kaych posiedzeh. Czionkowie proszo-
nj ga O obecnost. - Anna Jozwiakow
ska, PREF, Franc. Biesehke, sekr, pr.
Ucsyh Polske miekssq!
KEPUJ POlskie bOndV!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
ZAWIADOMIENIE.

Zosta} otwarty polski skiad
pnr. $40 w. Chicago ave. Many
DUO fonograf6w, - sprzedamy
bardzO tanio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

grodem Atlas, skad udamy sic wspol-
ME ma wycieczke toWarzystwa Czesfa-
wczykow. - S. Pitera, pref, T. Ka-
lis, Sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12
STANISLAWOWO.

- Bractwo Mlodz. Sw. J6Zefa ma
sic dis wiecz6r zebraG o godz. 1880
W salach kiubu z powodu Smierci sp.
Piotra Lubiewskiego. skad wyruszy-
nly do domu zmariego czlonka pnr.
1918 Cleaver ul. - l.. Wisniewski,
PREF, ]. Kalas, sekr. pr.
- Sp6}ka Poayczkowa Jagie}}y,
kt6rej biaro mieSci sic W budynku
Dziennika Chicagoskiego, %uchwalilo
ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu zakupit
Polskich Bondow ma sumo 100000.
- UchWalono rowniez sprzedawac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-12

1 $34 TrEcinOWc w0Eki-
polStrowane corduroy
sic daszek
prod, obalane plecy pc
$22.85.
81 trzcinowe gOndOla
wozki dla niemowlat -
popularne kolory, speCy
alnie pc 1896.
81 skiadane sulkies 3
przedzialowy daszek, o.
balane plecy, Specylnie
po $8.05.
S1.5O lnlki kt6re sic ME
stluka, ubrane w piekne
pralne sukienki, trzew-i
czki | pohczoszki Csc,
Seaside wiaderko do
piasku / szufehka, pick
ME malowane "a 25c.
BaIOny do znbaWy, w
roznych kolorach ma
drazku, zawsze &C, spe-
cyalnie . "a sc.
NiemOwlece bawelnia-
lie pohczoohy, wielk osci |,
I~ ~
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fighter" and the idol of France was
promptly made hero over here.
The glamour OF his war record, his
defeat OF Joe Beckett In one round
for the European heavyweight
championship. and the splendid
press agenting he received combined
to make American sport enthusiasts
regard him as the man OF the hour.
Jack Dempsey, our own champion
was at that time under the cloud Of
the indictments against his war rec
ord, and many, without thinking. be-
came prejudiced against Jack, In
favor of Carpenter.
+
Carpenters tour of the United
States a continual round of money
grabbing, and which ended in his
refusal to fight here, thus showing
him to be one of the greatest bluff
ers In tho history OF the ring with
never he fortgottcn by American
sport lovers. Carpenter, when tend
cred dinner by the International
Sporting club OF New York, forced
that organization to pay him for be-
ing their guest of honor! He did tho
same thing at San Francisco. He
showed Indifference 10 the adulation
hcapcd upon him by America, and
insulted those fans who paid good
money TO see him In farcical ex-
hibition, such as was staged here.
=
1t Is our guess that Carpenter win
never meet Dempsey in the United
States, possibly never. He would not
be card here and by his re-
fusal to sign with Jack Kearns.
manager of Dempsey, clearly shows
he wants nothing of the champions
game. Carpenter may even never
box Battling Levinsky. worlds light
heavyweight champion. II he does
our choice is the Bat.
=
As a fighter, Carpenters a good
looking buffer.
=
Al Tearney. president OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

Western league has adopted wise
procedure in filming Manager Kel-
leher and Player Connolly of tho
st. Jos ph club 500 for their at
tack on Umpire Lipe last week,
and in allowing the players to re-
turn TO the game. With Kellener
and Connolly. shortshop and sec
ond baseman, respectively, out OF
the game. the Drummers Were
seriously crippled, as shown oy
their play against the Sioux City
Packers. who took three out OF
four games from them, and their
return will again place the Drum
mers in the running.
II IS the fans and club who suf-
fer when players are kept out OF the
game, and not the players. BY tax
ing their money, President Tearne,
can instil a greater respect for the
umpires In the hearts of Kellehei
and Connolly, (and other players)
and also give the club and fans ol
that city q fair show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
AMERICANS BEAT
BRITISH EXPERTS
Davis Cup Matches Are
Won by Johnston
\ and Tilden.

WIMBLEDON, Eng. July L.
William NJ. SNhnson OF California
won the first match for the Ameri-
can Davis cup team today in It's
contest with the British team for
the right to challenge Australia for
the trophy. He defeated J. C. Parke
In five setts. Ga, GA. ?-6. S-6, 60.
william Tilden of Philadelphia.
defeated A. +. r.. Kingscote OF the
British team In the second singles
match in tho Davis cup tennis play
here today. The scores were: AS
S-1, 6-3, 6-i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
JONES LOSES TO
EVANS THREE UP
Even in Morning, Evans
Plays Steadier in
Afternoon.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July ls.
Charles "Chick" Evans of Chicago
and Clarence Wolff of st. Louis
will fight 1t out tomorrow for the
amateur championship of the
western Golf association. Evans
won his way into the finals by de.
feating Bobby Jones, Atlanta
youth, and holder Of the southern
championship, l up in todays 3s-
hole semifinals match. Wolff
gained his right to meet Evans for
the title by disposing of Henry
Wenzler of Memphis, Tennessee
state champion, in the semifinals 2
up and one to play.
The Evans and Jones tilt was
ding dong affair from the start
During the morning Is. which ended
all square. Evans was up four times
on Jones and Jones had Evans
down twice.
On the afternoon round Evans
ran away with the Georgian, 60
ing out but beginning with the
twelfth Jones rallied strong, taking
three holes in succession, two In.
brides and the match was again all
square.
Then came the fight Of the day.
The fifteenth and sixteenth were
halved. and by sinking 10-foot
putt on the seventeenth Evans went
up again when Jones missed
four-foot putt.
On the home green both were on
In 2, Jones missed 15-foot putt
for a 3. and the match was halved
and ended with Evans holding the
advantage.
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GIANTS BEAT PIRATES IN 18TH; BAYNE BEA
The Turf
At WINDSOR.
Results Yesterday.

First race six furiongs--sweet Liberty,
tHeinlsoh) fret who cares, tsteafns)
second. Anticipate. Kennedy third.
Glance also ran.
second race, five furiongs---ftoysl Visit
or. tRowanl first; Brosdview tMcTag-
ssSr9 second % moI,sa; Tnss pnss. Nsn.
Linon, Bloor also ran.
Third race. ak furlongs-Kama. (willis)
first; Archie Alexander, tYeargin) second
Annie Edgar. Beau Brummel. Allah. Far
East also ran.
tBuiwelD first; Murray. tYsarsin) sec,
ond Medusa. (Anderson) third. Time,
1;it. Romeo. War Garden also ran
Firth race, ono mie--Dresden, tDueD
first. Siren Maid. tBarnesl second, Ao-
celcrste. tkennedyl third, Time, l'ts 80
Uncles Lsssie. sunduria also ran.
sixth race. mile and siIteenth-Ken-
lucky Boy, (Yeargin) first; Lazy Lou,
Eator) second. Blszonry, tBurke) third
Orent. George Duncan, Mountain Rose
also ran.
Seventh race. mile and slsteenth---They
shall Not Pass !Dreyerl first Bond'
Weiniseh) third. Time, 1851 as. .Guaran-
teed, Virgo, short Change. Margery
Refugee, Kilkenny also ran
Entries To-day.
First race five furiongs--Tosoa, ia.
Fair Lessie. i12 undine, ia; Golden Au-
tumn. 1i2, Cut Up, i12. North Shore,
112. Natural, ii2; Alberta s., ia;
Moincro. 49, Winchester. us: Last one,
1ib. Alvin r. Hart. i12. Nonskid. li6.
Maurice H., 1i5. Cortez, 1i5
Second race. mile and e-cghth--
Sweet Boquet. %; Flame, 1o2. All Smoke,
ioi, Msnyst 1906 Antiphon, 1o6; York
list. Ill.
Third race six furlongs-Smart Money.
102. Glen Light, l0t; The Leopard. 100.
Louis ", lo7, Kuklux, i01; Charley Ley
decker. 10.
Fourth race. five and one-half fur
longs--Last one. 81; witch Flower OF {;
Mogens. 1906: John s. Reardon. 1906; Run
quot, 10b: Jean Corey, i05, Our FlaE
107. West Side, 100. Colonel Baker, 10s;
East side il2 Auntie May .ii2; Ace.
ia; Centimeter. 1875.
Fitth race, five and one-half fur
Onica. i0t; Paul Connolly. 100. Kama
ioI; Trusty. i06; NJ Bert Thurman. io6,
First Pullot. 1o6. Duke OF pevcnshire.
100; Bob Baker, loe, Japhet, -o6. Puilux,
iO9 Earnest. 1os Lancelot, 100.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-King
Fisher, l04: Cortland, 1906; water Wood.
10: DR.. Carman, ll3; Douglass s., III.
Seventh race. mile and one-eighth--
Neenah, 97 Airdrie, 9s; Lakross, 100:
wenonah. lO3; Thinker. 1os; oourmond,
| lOt. Counter Balance, 105; Corydon. io5;
| Muir, 100: Handful. i12.
Weather clear. track good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
oilers and Southern
Clubs Open Inuasion
of Other Half Today

Yesterday was an off day for
the oilers and other southern
clubs OF the Western league. who
were en- route north where they
today open the second northern
invasion.
three days. including "a scheduled
double header tomorrow. With the
return to the game of Manager
Kelleher and Infielder Connolly
the Drummers will be a much bet
ter team than tho ono which lost
three out OF four to the Packers
In the series closed yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
.loPE 2!S2$sd
M,S ONE
WORD MEANS
A bA0RELruL,

Back to his
n ative la n d
speeds Georges
Carpenter, with
about $4,000
OF A m eri C a, n
& ol d clutched
tightly in his
fists. and with
the disgust of
{ h e American
sporting IA n s
following in his
wake. Carpen-
tier ca m e ( o
America herald
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Beckett KayOes Burns
in 7th Round of Mill

LONDON. July nl6.---Joe Beckett.
heavyweight champion of England,
defeated Tommy Burns. the French
C,nadiaa pugil'st In the seventh
round OF s0-rouad Sout at A.nert
hall here tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

sBaIted Tor Kiiiifer in 10Th.
SS,aSno .,ti.',.,',,..,..cso 900 900 oo--s
summary; Runs. Powell 2. Mann, Rob
ertson. Parkert; errors, Scott Hendryx.
Terry; three base hits. Deal. Maranvile,
POWELL Mann. stolen bases, Powell,
Cruise.t double plays, Hendrix to Terry
10 Merl,ls, rriberg 10 Terry, Boeoksl to
Pick 10 sullivan. Deal TO HerroE TO
Merkie: bases on balls Oft Scott 2, Oft
HendryS 81 struck out BY Hendryx D.,
by Scott 10.
Cards Get IS Hits.
ST. LOUIS, July ls.--St Louis hit
cansey freely today and defeated PhiiA-
delphis.
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Kelleher and Connolly
Reinstated by Tearney

CHICAGO. July 16.---President
Tearney of the Western league, to.
day reinstated Manager Kelleher and
Second Baseman Connolly OF the St
Joseph club, after filming them 500
each for assaulting Umpire Lipe dur
ing game at Des Moines last Sun
day. Kelleher and Connolly were out
of the game for four DAYS A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
0DENWALD WINS
SECOND SHUT0UT
Boosters Beat Omaha.
Packers Win From
Drummers.

DIES MONIES, July ls--Homs runs by
Banner and Hahn In the seventh inning
gave Des Moines n , to o victory and
an even break In the four-game series
with Omaha today. Odenwaid completed
Is innings OF shutout ball against Omaha.
The scores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

'Bstted for Young in sixth.
titan for Snyder In i7th
tBatted for Grimm ~ seventh.
New York 80. 900 900 ooo oeS eoo "a.
summary; Runs. Burns bancroft, Spsn-
Ger, Friscb, Rely, Doyle, Lefsyre, errors
Bancroft, Carey cutshn~ ca,oy two
base hits Burns, Bigbee. bAncrctti three
base hits rrisoh, Kelly, King: stoien
base Frischi double play, Danoron 70
Kelly, bases on balls. Oft ufnton or
Hamilton 'a; struck out. BY benton L. by
Hamilton !.
superbes Overcome Red Leed.
CINCINNATI. July. is,.-Brooklyn over
came a four-run lead aud won from Gin
einnati today. .t~f
The score, III
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Moran Signs Two-Year Contract

= CINCINNATI. July l6,--August
Hermann. president OF tho Cincin-
natl nationals. today announced that
Manager Pat Moran had signed a
contract to manage the team during
the season OF 1921 and 1922.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Bayne Holds Yankees to
Six Hits-Is Never
in Danger.
TIGERS BEAT RED SOX
Jungaleers Take Free Hit
ting Game-White Sox
Beat Griffs Twice.

NEW YORK. July ie.--st louis won
the tho odd games Of the series with the
New York yankees today, yIayno pitched
fine bail Tor tho Browns holding the
Yankees hitless for tn. first sir innings
Jscobson made remarkable running
one handed catch OF hodie's drive In tho
fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17
Buchan Wins Eclipse Stakes.

SANIOWNE. England, July l8,--
Lord Astor's Buchan won the Eclipse
stakes, a classic one and one-quar-
Ter miles for 5000 sovereigns.
ceainst a field OF seven horses here
today. Sir Edward Suiton's Silyern
was second. ana w. Raphaei's Allen
nv third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

'Batted for bailey In ninth,
tran for kArr In ninth.
tBatted for Hoyt In ninth.
iBatted for McNally In ninth.
Detroit ........... 400 coo i1o 1-s
Boston .,,..,,,.........i02 ol0 ooi 0--b
Summary Runs, Bush .. Cobb, Veach,
F1sEstesd Menosky ., sohAng 2, =. Jones,
errors bush, n. Jones; two-base hits.
veach, Menosky, Schang; three base hit
paussi double play. Scott to McNally 10
McInnis; bases on balls Off Danss ,. off
Fortune !. Oft r. Jones 1 struck out
by Dauss 4. by Hoyt I.
Riee's hit Record stopped.
WARRINGTON. July 1s.--chicaso won
both games OF double header with
washington to-day, In the first game.
johnson Rice of Washington failed to get
hit after having hit safely In Is con-
secutive games.
The score;
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Summary, Runs, Johnston, urlffith'
winso' Fisher, error Konetchy! three
base hits, wheat. Myers stolen bases
Duncan. lNeale 81 doubls plays. Groh to
Konetchy, bases on balls. off Fisher !.
Off RnetherI !, Oft Grimes .; struck out
by Fisher .. by Grimes 4.
Dravrs win In lith.
CHICAGO, July ts.--Mann's triple and
Eayers' single In tho ilth today gave
Boston Victory over Chicago. Scott pitched
. good game. holding the locals to seven
hits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-17

PhNadeiphia ,.,,...,..,..i iet 900 600
1t. Louis ........,s.,. sol ozs ets-I
Summary. Runs Paulette. J, Miller,
Mcuenry. errors, Meusei. wheat Glenn
ons, two. base hits. Fournier o. Hornahy.
stolen bases, Fournier ., smith. bases on
balls. off Causey 4. off oDak .. struck
out, by DoAk 1.
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A novel machine for sewing the
edges of mattresses travels around
table on which each mattress Is
laid.
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LADEIPHIA, July 16.--Dugan's
single with the bases filled IN the eighth
gave Philadelphia tho final game Of the
Cleveland series today.
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FaUOrite Is Winner
of Feature Race in
Grand Circuit Meet

TOLEDO. Ohio, July 6.--Loiuc
Grattan. favorite, won the Willy
Overland 1908 pacing stake worth
$3.50, the feature on today's
Grand Circuit card. the three heats
being the fastest paced this sea-
son.
Favorian, a rank outsider, won
the Creosus $1,000 stake for 3
year -olds.
Peter l.. won the All trot. al
though Mile Irwin got the deci-
sion in the first heat.
Edna Early won the 2:10 pace,
but Hazel Kuestner captured sec
ond money by coming from no.
where in the second and moving
to the head of tho procession.
Ecuador is planning an aerial mail
service linking three cities and a
military aviation school.
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rhIlss,lphls
elMslAnd

Slated Tor Nayior in seventh.
Cleveland ,................ 600 0ot $40
Philadelphia ,...,,.......a 400 600 OILS
summary Runs Chapman, Sneaker.
wsmbsgsnss, Johnston. Dykes q walker
D. welch; errors, Gardner 2. Johnston,
Thomas. two base hits. ONeiii. Walker
double plays, Gardner to wambssanss 10
Johnston. Chapman to Wambsgnn nsa to
Johnston, Dykes to Griffin; bases on balls
off uhie D.. Oft Bsgby I. off Nayior 4
struck out. by Uhie 4, by Naylor 3.
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'Batted for Mcdonald In ninth.
Sioux city ................o 900 o0t 1876
OF. Joseph ss.sss.E....ss.,.Nl VII OhO ulO--3
Summary: Runs, Crouch. Robinson,
Speiiman, Aftermath 2, Mcdonald. Con-
molly. Bonowitz; errors. MARI ?, Kelleher.
Connolly, Shestak; earned runs. Sioux
City 2, ST. Joseph : bases on balls, off
Mclaughlin I. OFF Lyons 4. struck out
by Mclaughlin 2. by Lyons /. left on
bases, Sioux city TO- st Joseph II. two
base hits, Connolly Aftermath Crouch
spellman. Lyons Robinson, Mclaughlin; I;
three-base hit. Keileher double plays
Connolly to Kelleher TO Conroy, Marr to
Aftermath hit by pitcher. Mclaughlin ;
umpires. Fitzpatrick, DAILY. Becker and
Lauzon. time. l:40.
Whirling knives feature new
machine for peeling fruit or vegeta-
bles of all sizes and kinds at high
speed.
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Chicago ,,.,.,..,.,....,.,,1 100 ooo ooa--<
washington .,,...,,,,.,...0 .0ol Ooo oo0-i
Summary; Runs. Leibold. Felsch, J, Col
lins. Risberg, Picinich; error, Risberg;
two base hits, johnson. Risberg; bases
on balis, Oft Fsher 2. off johnson 1;
struck out, by Johnson s. by Faber 2.
SECOND GAME
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'V" Wv 2
Summary; Runs, Hahn, Hammer. errors.
Hahn. Odenwsld; home runs, Banner,
Hahn; three-base hit, French: sacrifice
hits. Weidel, Drainard, Hasbrook; Gtolen
bases. Lelivelt, Coffey. Hasbrook. Ban
ner. left on bases, Omaha s, Des Moinas
.; struck out, by Odenwald 6, by Brain
ard 4: bases on balls, off Odenwaid T.
off Brainsrd s. hi. by pitcher. Anderson
earned runs, Des Moines 2. double plays.
Coffey to French, Odenwaid TO McDer-
mott. umpiros. Buckley and Jacobs; time,
1:2e.
Packers Win Series.
ST. JOSEPH, July l6.--Sioux City made
1, three out Of four from st. Joseph by
taking todRy's game 6 to 3. Poor fielding
In the eighth inning donated three runs
TO the visitors.
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For cleaning typewriters a thin,
flat attachment for vacuum clean
ers has been designed.
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Barley gave much better results
than oats as a sheep fattening food
in tests conducted by English farm
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wsnYsr ssnsy JachsnS nsn MIIan ,T,rtts sS,n,
non 2, Charity, error Erickson; two
base hits. Judge. Felsch; three base hit
Milan home run, Jackson; stolen bases
Rice 2. Harris. Felseh. J. Collins. double
plays, ShankA to Harris to Judge. Ris-
berg 70 u. Collins to J, Collins. bases on
balls, Off Kerr 3, Oft Courtney 2. Oft
Wilkinson 1, Oft Erickson /. struck out.
by Courtney !, by Erickson Q.