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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
OPEN GOLF TITLE
WON BY BRIT0N
Ray Wins Over American
Golfers by Only
One Stroke.

TotEpo Aur pdy.rd nav
-, .s.N.,..,
Vi h"sianu' '"uay ""h 'ne "a'io'i'i
open golf championship of America
at Inverness, with score OF 2g5 for
70 bolss thus carrvip, tho cun to
England for tho socond ,j,,o Harry
Vardon having wo, the title 20
-. -, -. -. 49,.
'''l7 "so anu '"'N'"s '"'' wv
strokes OF capturing 1t again today
II was only by stroke that the
lo,o.driyi,g uri,or matched tho
- ,-,.
n'"o'' 'h''e youhs N"'''i'a"s' i''o
Dtcgel and Jock Hutchinson OF chi
cago, and Jack Burk Of St Paul,
r,iss,,o ,org NUTS bv i,chcs to tic
s ,h" smer ~ 80 ,a,rSar ny -'0'' " ''0
-.
'"''On STARTS S'ro"S'
Nardon seemed to have the title
clinched nearly all day starting
only slightly behind this morning
and leading by a stroke at the end
OF the first Is holes with 2lS.
Ray said he had expected to win
from the American contestants but
had not felt that ne would outplay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Restaurant and Hotel
Men Praise the Work
of Health Inspector

At their meeting Thursday
night. the local restaurant and
hotel mems association praised
highly the work OF Mrs T. H.
Sturgeon. state health inspector.
who has been in the limclight
lately because Of her activities in
breaking cracked and Clipped
dishes and In forcing owners Of
unslnitarv eating places to clean
up or shut up.
We want Mrs. Sturgeon 10
know that we are with her in
her commendable efforts toward
better sanitation" proprietor of
one large local restaurant said
YESTERDAY I'VE want our kitCh-
ems to be as clean as the average
housewives kitchen. and IL we do
not carry out this intention of
our own accord, we are glad for
Mrs. Sturgeon to visit us and
offer suggestions
The local association has on It's
membership roll practically every
restaurant and hotel Of cunse-
quence In the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
TOSSERS
TIE FOR SECOND
Browns Men Win From
0. P. R.-Cosden
Formidable.

Cosden climbed to n tie for second
place with o. p. Il. as result of a
victory over Texaco, 6-l at McSulty
park yesterday evening.
Cosden returned to its former in
field arrangement and again loomed
as the formidable outfit 1t proved
in the early season tussles.
Carter and L. and r. fives. one of
the banner attractions in city oil
league circles form the entertain
ment at McNulty park this evening
Immediately after the oilers game
with oklahoma City.
F. and Il. pace the organization
as result of defeat OF Cosden
last week, while Carter is but Il
game removed from them. Victory
for the Tuohey troupe will result in
four-cornered deadlock for the
lead between Cosden. Carter =. and
II and q. L. II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Grand Circuit Pace
Record Is Smashed;
Rain Stops Meeting

LAND. O., Aug. Ia Rain which
came up late today caused post
poncmcnt Of the grand circuit
racing here after three races had
Leen decided and Juno had won
two Of the three heats In the
leader purse $4,000 for 2:0S pac-
ers. The third heat is TO be raced
TO decide the money division.
Favonian won the second and
deciding heat Of tho News sweep
stakes purse OF $3.50. for two
year old trotters.
Another record went by the
boards today when Juno. in step.
ping the first mile OF the 2:OS pace
In 2;02 "a set a record for the
staAe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
CHIX BEAT DRUMMERS
PcttISrcws Win in iOth--iinid Wins
From Observation-Disclosures
Defeats Springfield.

CUICKASIIN, Okla, Aug, IA single
by Hayes IN the tenth scored Poolaw from
third and gave the Chicks a to victory
over Drumright
Score. u. II. r..
prunrtght ..... ,........,.,...r, ?
Chiykasha ... ................. 2 10
batteries Mitchell and Crittenden,
Fruth, smith and Hayes.
ENTp. Okla, AUS ly-End won over
pawbusks m a lotnniug game here to-
day to L.
Rcovp Il. II T.
nawhuska 90. ............,.,.
Enid ... ............ ...... n o
batteries Malone and Cover. DiEgers
and Lamb
OKMuLGEE, Okla. Aug I1.--Okmulgee
defeated Sprbgueld here today by a score
~ To 3
OkmulEec ,.. ..,.,..2lO 0lO ely 2 ?
Springfield ... .....Oli 100 O0o-3 II 0
Batterics-Smlth and Fromm Hoover
and GuaWcs.
HENRYETTA, Okla, Aug. l2.--Fridsy
the lAth was unluvky day Tor George
Foster, former Rod SoN worlds series
pitcher. who was toaohed for two doubles
ana two home runs In the first inning and
hehryctta won, TO
Score. r. "A
Fort smith o.. ...............
nourNcttR e.. ................. II 4
Batteries. Foster. podson ana schmidt
Atkins and Crisp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
What Is the Condition
of Your Blood Supply?

f2ctcd, You should recognize the i'm
portance, therefore, of very prompt-
" cleansing out the system, and
Keeping the blood supply pure ana
robust.
For this purpose, no remedy can
equal ) ). s., the fine old blood
purifier tha' has been in constant
use for more than fifty years. Be
ing made from the roots and herbs
OF the forests, IL is purely vegetable.
ana contains not particle OF chem.
zeal or mineral substance.
Get bottle Of $. s $. al your
druG store today and note how
promptly tbuilJs up the appetite aad
gives new strength and vitality
Write for free literature and med.
lcal advice to Chief Medical Al.
Viser $40 swift Laboratory, Allan.
Ia, Ga.--AdyL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Highly Important TO Keep II Free
From Impurities.

Did you know that ninety per cent
OF all human ailments depend upon
the condition Of your blood2
Nature gives her warnings in
various unmistakablc ways, No that
when the appetite fails, and you be-
come weak and list.ess and a general
rundown condition seems to take
possession " the whole body. IL is
an unfailng sign that impurities
will steadily accumulate until your
general health Will be seriously af-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
PROTEST AHEEN'S DISMISSAL
American Olympic Athletes Force
tcins .atcmcnt of Ahcrn.

ANTWERP. Aug l3.--Tho Amer
lean Olympic athletes at "a boistcrous
mass meeting tonight virtually
forced. the American Olympic com
mi;t'Jc to reconsider the case Of Dan
An Tu, the hop, step ana Jump
ci .ampion, with the athletes com.
'nittee tomorrow. Aheru was dis
missed from the team today by the
American olympic committee for al
legged insubnrdination.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Eight Errors nj s,ou, ci,v
81 Iossph
SlovI CITY

St Joseph 80 .,...,....3O2 $50 i00-is
sioux city ... ..,.......0lO 100 ara I
Runs Kelleher Connolly. Walker g.
Crouch, Mari. DEBATE. Russell Eiftert b
Dickson; errurs--Kclleher . Shestak
Allen. pefate 2, Metz Cooney. bases on
halls--on Lyons T. OF Dickson l. off
Rose sacrifice hits Emerich. Rose; hit
by piicher-LN ons and Shestak; two-base
hlts-Connolly, Russell. Conroy, Eirfert
walker, Crouch, DEBATE Metz. double
play Russell to DEBATE to Marr, Allen to
k"lleher to Shestak. Kelleher to Allen to
Shcstnk; left on baScs-SiOuN CITY O. ST
Joseph I. stolen bascs-Kellpher 2 Crosby
kosc, Emerich; earned runs and hits
orr Lyons and In 4 Ia. of Dickson :
ana In "a, or Rose , ana i2 in
struck nut-by Lyons 2, by Dickson s. by
Rose g. wild ptches--Lyons 3 Rose 2.
Iosing pitcher-Lyors. Gmplres-Fttz-
patrick and DAILY. Time l.4o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
HOLD PAVEMENT
DANCE TONIGHT
Trades and Labor Council
Will Use Proceeds for
Labor Day Picnic.

with the largest band ever as
scmbled in Tulsa to furnish music
the Tulsa Central Trades and Labor
council tonight will give a street
dance on Boulder between Second
and Third streets. 1t is expected to
be the largest attended street dance
ever held in the city.
The street will be ropcd off and
chairs will he placed at the curbing
in order to allow pedestrians to use
the sidewalks. The Womcn's Label
League will be on hand with plenty
Of ice cream and homemade cake
for the dancers and Spectators.
Flood lights or strings Of mean
descent lights will ne utilized and II
is expected that Boulder avenue will
Ice blaze OF glCsy when the band
starts up.
The rcceiuts 90 Two dance viii go
dcfray the expenses OF the huge
celebration Nhigu the union workers
win stage Labor Day at sand Springs
park. Every man. woman and child
in Tulsa and Tulsa county regardless
OF whether or not he or she have
any affiliatiOn with the organized
labor movement will be heartily
welcomed To partake of the $500
mounds of barbccucd beef which will
be served
The committee on entertainment
has been exceedingly busy Complct-
ing extensive arrangements for La
hor Day. Games Of all kinds will be
pnrtiCinated In and an equatic con
tost Will be the feature of the day
Worth while prizes will be given to
the winners in the various contests.
Automobiles and trucks will car
" the women and children to the
park, whore all the concessions will
he in full blast and FOR one hour in
the morning and one hour In the
afternoon the kiddies will be allowed
TO take in the concessions free OF
charge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Williams and Harfe Win
Casino Doubles Hon0rs

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug, l3.-R.
Norris Williams II and Richard
hartc, furnished the big surprise Of
the Casino lawn tennis tournament
today by defeating william Johns
ton, national champion, and c. j.
Griffin In the final of the doubles.
The match went five sets
Johnston will meet 9rirfn in the
finals OF the singles tomorrow as n
result Of their victories TO-DAY 1ver
Wills Davis and Roland Roberts,
respectively
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Krohn outpoInts Roman.

DALI.AS, T"Nas, AuE. l3.--II1rry
Krohn Of Akron, ohio, middle
weight, dccisively outpointed Paul
Roman, middlcwcight champion OF
the South, In "A fiftcen-round bout
here tonight, according to uowspa-
per decisions krohr staggered Ro-
man with left punch In the III.
teenth round ana Roman was
slightly Rroggy when the bout ended.
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Called Ia eighth by agreement.
summary; Two base hits, Rob
crt-on, NuCkcy, Bognrt, Burke; three
base hlts, Hob"rtson. SChcnbcrg;
home run, BoRart sacrifice hits,
foCkcy, lihus'r; base ON balls, off
Schcnbcrg I, off Morris 3: struck
out, by Schcnbcrg 2. ny Weaver 4;
runs and hits, . and 2 off Morris IN
Ia innings, , and off Weaver
In 2-3 innings; losing pitcher,
Mort1s, left ON bns''s, Joplin u, Tiilsa
.. Iimc of game, 1 hour aud 20
minutes. Jmpircs Iauzon and
Becker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
GIANTS DEFEATED
BY DODGERS, AZ
Cards Defeat Pirates
Braves Win From
Phillies.

NEW YORK. Aug ia.-Fred Toney made
three via pitches today all OF which
figured In nrookyb's runs and the Robins
defeated New York Two Wild pitches
came In tho fourth. with the bases fllsd
and all three runners scored In the Sth
tn" third Wild pitch put Myers In post
uon 90 score on Kuduffs hit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Tanning Beats Anronson.

HUTCHINSpN. kan. Aug Ia
Arlos Tanning OF Bartlcsvillc, okla,
easily outpoiutcd Charlie Aaronson
Of Kansas city, IN ten rounds at a
boxing show given here tonight by
the American legion, in the opinion
Of newspaper critics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
atu Y@t
cIo,larc

zbattcd Tor Caldwell in 9th
New York ... ............OO OOl O20 OlO--i
cleveland co.. ........... 600 OOG 100
Runs PeckinbauEh. Ruth Pratt. shaw
key, Smith. Wambsganss Caldwell two
base hits-Pratt 2. Lewis. Chapman.
WHmbsganss three base hits-Pcckin-
puuEh; double play-CnapmRn to wambs-
gsnss to Johnston. bases on bslls--off
Shawkey s, Oft Mays l. Oft Caldwell ?;
struck out-by ShRwkey J. by Mays 3. by
caldwell g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Candidate WctIS.

Orville q. Weaver. democratic
candidate for county clerk. and Miss
Pearl Bannistcr were married bv
Justice s. G. MaXcy in the presence
of few close friends Thursday. T2ne
couple left following the ceremS Sny
for two weeks honeymoon in
Missouri
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
" h
TEXAC'O

summary: Two base hits. ii.
Scott; sacrifice hits. Oswald, Camp
bell; double plly, Gardner, Scott
and Johnson; stolen bases. Murphy,
Giltner; hit by pitched bail, by card
ner l tTillman); base on balls, OFF
Gardner ?. struck out, by Gardner
3, by oswald 6 loft on bases. Cosden
3, TeNaco I; passed ball, Murphy,
Time Of game 55 minutes Umpire
Andrews
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Riley Forced 10 Quit.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Aug Ia
After decisively outpointing his Op-
ponent for three OF the scheduled
ten rounds here tonight, Bob Riley
OF Springfield, hurt his right hand
and was forced to stop his contest
with Joe Nelson Of McmphA Tenn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

NbAtted Tor Ragan In Sth.
Des Moincs ...............1O2 400 O2o--a
onaha -. ..............l23 - 600 0oO--6
Nuns-Haney ., Platte Lelivelt Lee.
Mason. OHara McDermott ? Moelier ,
Lieb' Anderson, Buckslcw. error-Ruck
hlcW' earned runs-Omaha pes Moines
q three-base hit--Moeller. sacrifice hits
WeldeN' l.inEle ?, Mason; stolen bases
, iNasor' bases on balls-on RaEan 8. OF
bnckdlew 6; double play--Lelivelt. unaa-
in ;. off Schatzman 2 and 0 in / LETT
on bascs-Omaha n Des Molnrs s. uu.
ph's--Buckey and Jacobs. time l.35
Eight Errors at Sioux CITY
SlOIN CITY, Aug. r5.--St Iosenh wop
the last game Of the series from, Stony
= NY. by y " TO acnre here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

HONION- NnE- To-" NWNTOn HWF TNTTH
dehpia divided a double header today,
Hoston winning the first game and phila-
dVlphia taking the second, PICKS right
lex was injured In the FIRST inning of the
second game. while he was sliding into
third base II rs believed a small bone
was broken near the ankle.
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
CHRISTIANS TIE METH0DlSTS
Win Second Game for Church Title
Final Game Today.

First Christians cvcned up the So
ries for the Tulsa church leageu
championship yesterday By defeat
ing the First Mo,hodists Z TO ., In
the second game, The third and
championship game is To be played
this afternoon at o'clock at Lee
field
The score: n. II. T..
First Christians .,....7 0 !
FIRST Methodlsts .,,,,....2 z 3
Battefies Bum and Adams: Car
nahan aFd Van Zandt Umpires
Godsey yhd Crawford. -,..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
YANkS WIN FROM
LEADERS, a TO 3
White Sox Rained Out
Athletes Defeat
Red SoX.

CLEVELAND, Aug. la.--New York did
not find Friday the l3th unluCky as II woa
iiH fourth straight game from cleveland
today. The game was delayed frequently
BY protests against Umpire Saiins de
.-L.LurLa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

NBatted Tor Wit In gn.
NNBatted Tor BRADY in 9Th
NNNBatt.d for Jones in 0th.
Nostou 90. ................ 600 OOO NlO--l
Philadelphia - 600 O0I Ogx-a
Runs Scott, wcich G.. Walker ,. home
runs-Scou. G. WalI< stolen bases
shannon, Dykes; double plnys-Nut To
Mclnnis, Jones 10 Scott to Mclnnis. bases
on bails--of Jones 4, or Perry struck
cut-by Perry Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
philas,iphia

Runs " lhhlfAIf. lf'hNAlN'AAf lNht Nl''Ihf
Nnrokrl 60 McQunlan, errors Rawlings
PICK. GoWdy, twu-U Uase hlt-Ford, three
base hits. McQutllan, Powell Horckel B.
double playH--WiNey 10 WriEhtsone.
Fletcher TO Nrightstonc to Fletcher; bases
ON halls-Ho0 RiNey q, OF McQuillHn 4,
struck oui-by RNcI g. by MoQuillan ?,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Athletes aud Rcd Sow split.

PHILADELPHIA, Aus. l3.--C Walkers
home run In the sth inning gave Phila-
delphia the victory IN the first game Of
today.s double header with Boston, but
Myers held the locals tu five scattered
hits IN the second game and the visitors
won.
FIRST CAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Weber Is Also Hit Hard
by Slugging Joplin
Crew. 7
OILERS PLAY LOOSELY
Three Errors Made by Tul-
sans; Miners Play Air
tight in Field.
BY LARRY DALEY.


shake OF the slump that has ciung
to them since returning home from
their long road trip and the Joplin
Miners took tho third straight and
final gamo'o Of the series ycstosday,
s to
The Miners continued their hard
and timely hitting They knocked
Joe Morris. premier Oiler hurlor and
ono Of the leagues hest. of the rub
Der IN tho second inning ana contin-
ucd their heavy bombardmcnt off
Lefty" Weber
Miner Pitchers Effective.
For the third successive day Jim.
my Hamilton chose his pitcher wise
ly lie sent schonberg to the mound
yesterday and with tho exception Of
one inning tho big fellow was never
in danger He held tho oilers TO
six hits. four of them In one inning,
tho nth
Schenbcrg was accorded splendid
support by his team mates. not an
error being made, while tho oilers
played loosely behind their pitchers.
They made three mechanical errors
and some more not down In the
hooks.
The game wac called at tho end OF
the eighth inning TO permit the
Miners to catch a train for Joplin
where they open six game serica
today with Wichita.
Miners Score 3 In First.
Two bases on balls and n home
run gave the Miners three runs In
the first inning. enough to win.
Robertson, lead off man. was passed.
Yockey sacrificed. Cleveland 20
Wuffl Lamb walked Bogart hit
over the right field wall for n cir
cult clout. sending Robertson and
Lamb home ahead OF him.
A hit and his own error in the sec
ond caused the retirement of Morris
in favor OF Weber. stutz started
the inning with single to loft,
Hauser hunted TO Morris who threw
wild To first base, Stu,2 Eoing to
third and Hauscr to second. Weber
went TO the mound, Schenberg was
out, Wuffll To McManus, the runners
holding their bases. Robertson
tripled 20 right. StutS and Hauscr
scoring. Yockey struck out and
Lamp Tiled TO Burke.
Oilers Score In Fifth.
Tho oilers got four hits In the flfth
but were able to score only ono run.
Two were out when Query singled
to left. Weber and Burke hit safe
ly to right'and left respectively. FIJI
ing the bases. Wuffli singled to
center, Query scoring. McManus
forced Wuffli at second. Robertson
TO fockey.
Two more were added by the Min
ers in the seventh, Yockey. first
up, doubled to center. Lamb ground
ed to Wuffli, Yockey going TO third.
Boggrts double to center scored
Hockey. Wolfer flied to Tierney.
Snedocor singled to right, Bogart
scoring from second Stutz flied TO
McManus for the third out.
one was out In the ninth when
Schenberg's drive TO right went for
three bases. The pitcher scored on
Rnhcrtson's single to center. this.
ending the scoring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Cards Come From Behind.

FTTTNWTNGW AUX. IJ-"SI Louis de-
feated Pittsburgh today, punching seven
of their hits off Cooper Ia the 7th and
Nth Innings, when they scored ell their
runs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

Ruus-Nitt, BRADY g. Mcnosky Hooper,
Bailey Myers, errors--RrHdy Dykes; two
base hits-SchanE, bases on bslls-off
Myers l., OF Moore I struck out--by
Myers ?, by Naylor 2, by Moore ).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

Hart Schaffncr n MarN suits $29,
s3s, sac. Wright Clothing Co.
Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

ENatIcd Tor TUnrY In Mn
New York . ......... OOO 900 O20--2
brooklyn ... ........... 600 500 90
Runs-Grifflth, wheat, Myers 2, Iiurns,
King, tive. base hitA-JohnstOn, Grimes
Wheat Doyle, bancroft. double play
Spocer 10 bancroft, bases on balls-on
Touey 9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Ramsey Holds Witches to Six
Hits While Mates Swat Hard
Indians Get 13 Blows
Both Clubs Play
Good Ball. \
SAINTS BEAT PACKERS
Drummers Take Swatfest-
Boosters Win Final
From Omaha. y

WICHITA AUG t3--Oklahoma city
made clean sweep Of the series by win
ming today, TO l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
O.laSoms CITY

0tiahouR City ,--.-.Os0 OiO O2l--s
wichita o.. ..............O O0o 900 00i--1
Runs-Pitt g. Harper. Lindimore, era
ham. parringcr. Hughes, Griffin Ramsey,
Gaz1ola. errors-lindimore. GszEola bases
on bsils-oN Gregory g off Ramsey 4;
left on bnsss--Wichita 6. oklahoma city
4. two-baSe hits--Ramsey, Lindimore, par-
ringer, Moore; three base hits--Lindimore;
home runs-Harper Pit. stolen bases
Hughes. Moore, double plays-Graham to
Ltndimore. Darriuger to Hughes 10 Ora
ham, DarrtnEer to Graham; struck out
by Ramsey J. Umpire-Nilson. Time 30.
Boosters Take Brace.
OMAHA, Aus ia--Des MoiNs took \
brace today and defeated the locals by
tho score of to 6. This was the only
game of the series that Omaha lost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

@ Williams q Meusel ., Fletcher, Pow oh,
Ford errors Fletcher, Wrightstonc
Mann. Rocckcl. two base hits--iebourveau
Rawlings Fletcher, three base hit
WrghtstOuo, double play-IIubbell to
TraErssor tp panlctio, struck uut-hy
Huhhcl =. by Fillinglm bases on balls
off Hubbcll /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

RunA-I -ITornzhY, Duhoctcr McHcnry,
Hrathcotc nigbcc. Cooper. Errors--hca-
thcotc WhItted Cation Two base hits
stock. IunvrIu. Three base hits, Hnrnshy,
Ianvrin Double play, Highcr, Whittcd,
Cutshaw and Grimm. has" on balls,
Schupp ?. Cooper % struck out, by
Schupp 3 Cooper !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

\ #battod Tor Grtmm In 9th
wan for Haeffncr In 9Th
"a -battcd Tor cooper In on.
81 Louis ......-....,.... 600 GOO .-o-l
Pittsburgh ...,.....-.., 900 o-n 600.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-01-15
HUSBAND MUST SUPPORT WIFE

Last week for the first time Grim
inal defendant was bound over for trial
in municipal court and then tried in
the same court A new law permits
this in cases of wife deSertion. Dolores
Labine, a 20 year old husband of Two
Rivers, was charged with non-support
by his II year old wife. He demanded
a trial and got it. In their welded life
of sixteen months they have parted five
times. The husband claimed that his
wife had left him and that she had sew
cral times induced him to quit his job
because of lack of dignity in the work
he was engaged in. The case occupied
an entire day. The jury composed of
Charles Krieg, Frank Linder, r. f.
Klingholz, John koutnik, A. Kohlbeck
and John Wuellner were out As min
uteS and returned a verdict of guilty.
To get his freedom Labine is re-
quired to furnish a $500 bond that he
will contribute $3.50 per week to the
support of the wife.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-01-15
H. S. TEACHERS WANT MORE PAY

The city board of education has de-
MED the request of the high school
teachers for increases of salary. 1t is
reported that some designations will be
filed as the teachers say that it is inn
possible to get along on the salaries,
Old II. c. l.. has gone way up out of
all proportion to thestipends they
draw. While nothing like a strike is
expected it is given out that there will
not only he some vacancies soon but
big increases all along the line before
new contracts are signed
Later-TueSday there was meeting
of the board with the teachers and the
latter informed the board that there
was no intention on the part of any of
the teachers to break their contracts.
Mr.. f. A. Miller explained that at the
beginning of the year Manitowoc High
school teachers were the best paid in
the state and are now exceeded only by
Racine and Janesville. There is no
friction between the board and the
teachers.