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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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EAST sluE large a.ruom uuuraoT.
car raraEc. rhl Iot near school and car
Nnr. uu paNiut ntk .luorH. huilt &c. tra
turcs rit.. $1,000 Eaay tcruf worth
more money cedar io
SACRED itINRr district dandy large D..
room buugoluV, cust front lot ne't cat
limo aud school. $500. easy termH Cedar
tINE. ROOM HOUSE. we'll fruit corner.
IHoNlto. tt.oo. 81 400 cash 'aasc Nl'
SOUTH FRONT ,Uruct lot ON paved street
frwor block ~ ear lime. tuNltn. Win
good rom rlastotcd house goo $500
Oare LISA ucsidcuce $40
5000. southeast district. uttra,u,c Ws
room buuEalow. east front high anu
constructed " tho very tnoet material an
large rooms artistic mtntcl fine drrotn
ttuus and electrical fixtures. uak Floors. hU
modern features. attNautA quarters. garage
and driveway. fruit trees and fine welt
klus ortEc t7ot Uos Usage ie's
50 bo0. Notth cheyenne fine two. .stot,
residence I ted roomE and sleeping
porch upHtHIrH. largo living room. deco.
rated and hest of electrical fixtures, man
tel solid OAK finish front rooms down
throughout basement garage aud dtiNr.
way 4 bargain. Usage A2Ot. Cedar 10.
Res o7aro l9is
IVY oWNER. ON south Nauthus b.rpom
modern house, fenced lot and garden
can cedar $50
uEAU1tFUL elk room bungalow. built In
features throughout, uur car Earhfr ,
EXTRA si1c corner lut. ft3'n cedar l''
DENVER, N SiN ryums and srvping
lot a5tlto. Real homo anu real price.
cedar tuN.
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no TANEs-six- modem, pavement,
lot l3aNl4o, no taxes suntil 1929, s. 900
cash balance like rent. 3ii Robinson
Bldg, Usage si5s.
CHEYENNE, NORTH-Large six room
bungalow, basement; garage, oak floors
4 dandy place, $1,000, So. 200 cash. Cedar
$3.50 ChSH-Six-room modern. on Federal
boulevard, balance $50 month. Usage
stb6
WE have 90 lots, Make a small initial
payment Buy II and we will build you
what you want Call Osborn, Usage 6lSl.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. almost new, oak
floors and all built-in features. nice
decorations and fixtures. full size lot with
good water, well garage and driveway
a snap at $500, with $4,000 cash. eau
Cedar &C.
FOR -Five-room bungalow, FAR
mount Addition one block paved road
terms. white Realty Usage t5s7.
DUPLEX. $1,000 Eight-room duplex, on
pavement, close 70 jltney and car line
only 81 300 cash, balance $50 per month
can ORourke, Cedar 2G
SOU1sI SlDE.-Ten room apartment oak
floors, 1uilt-in features. basement Lear
garage Mrs henderson, Osngo 1853.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Six room duplcN,
$1,000 81 500 will handle. Usage 9tlA
BEST LOCATION on north side, modern.
rooms, sleeping porch, completely fur
nlshed with ntcO furniture, basement 3
garage driveway; Welt lots fruit, east
front; on pavement 4 real home cheap.
| Mra Heniorson. Usage 7Sii-J.
HlLcREST BARGAIN--SiN- room home,
| host location. hardwood floors and built
! In features, east front, fun sized lot with
garage and driveway Price 5000, with
| $500 cash. Call Cedar 26.
! FOR sALE--F Four-room plastered house
! Ou North Peoria car limo, full size level
Hot well " fine water Price s. 600
| some terms white Realty Co, Usage
Is5S7.
FOR guarnntecd cement work, call q. o.
! Brady bonded CoWru' contractor. Phone
! Da7ro 4sl2.
NORTH SlpE-EKtra well built, 6-rooW
| and breakfast room bungalow, good nN'
J lures and decorations oak floors through
] out beautiful mantCl basement garage
! and drive, immediate possession. f'.'5f
! handles, balance arranged owner, Usage
/ 9E.2.
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Ions lun SALE

i''N ''N NN'' ~
COUNUR BtCNN VISTA aud quincy
Ihuuo owner. pHagc slla.
UIGur rs TOWN UuHiuosE lots boNito
ON Elgiu. tNtoO. tuNtt0 on cheyenne
SO 600. lOoNtto ON Eiwood. $1,000 g. J
Tutur a GO. soi Lorton Hdg Cedar %
WILL soil my cuutv iu two good lots,
ono located in new irving place one
I'm Woodward. tti owner. Usage pt3b.
UENUTurtt bwllng site 6oNltos cast
front corner. trrtHUDd Got, shade tIooH
all modern couvouicuyeH nt hand street
nov being paved. ON Peoria street Va
Widgowood. 81 200 \ e. Thompson. rhon,
Usage b21C. itcsidence biao
GOOD Tot ou east slide. toKtbo, price
tJ2b. 500 cash and 80 pcr month osag'
SO
pANpY uIGu slightly lot ln EnFlcwood
t3,1oo Phone $40
nEAtTiFtl NORTH side lot high .iEht
ty location. east front, ,. bon, Phon'
RlN.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

CHOICE LOCATION for hotel apartment
warehouse, factory garage, Wholesale
house, etc. ; corner lot 140Nlt0. very close
to business center, post office. dcpots, etc. .
handy to trackaee. good investment For
location, price and terms, phone Usage
1851, w. !. Henry
FOR SALE--A new brick store building.
25N1O fect, In fast growing oil town. fine
location. win take residence property in
part payment, balance cash. Address BOX
SOS Wynona. Okla
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Tot i0oIio WITH fo slI room houHcs
close IN. bargain I $4,000. ", j.
futile. Cedar %.
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FOR SALE or TRADE-Tcn- room dwell
ing MorninEside, 100xlf0 foot lot two
baths, can't he described In this adv. :
o. 600 cash and a high-grade car balance
Saay Price $4,000, worth more. L"1lo
Hrnnka Cnmnany- OnaEr ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANTTD-rO KINI

Nitghcnct apartment for sum.
mer months. Can Usage 2lts
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HOUSES FOR SALE

DENVER, n. 1875, 500 We are Just
finishing one Of the incest and most up-
to-date bungalows in the north end. We
are going to sell II next. Large living
room and dining room, kitchen and break
fast room, three bedrooms. tile bath lots
of closets all the built-in features, large
basement. roughed-in for steam heat,
large front and back porch one-car ga
rage, cement drive and sidewalks; fruit
trees on the lot. nice large garden place ,
I'm fact everything that II takes to make
home. Go out and look II over Come
into my office and We viii talk about
terms. They are 30 easy. office 4ig
Security Bldg Phone Cedar 737, ask for
JOsey,
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NORru SIDE RUNGALow
Six rooms hardwood floors. concrete
basement aud drive. every built.in con
Vouiencc inspect tt today. owner On prem
isCs. 1915 ". BtadN.
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BUY ONE
FIFTY NIFTY BUNGALOWS

HILLCREST
We are building ffty nifty bungalows In
Interest Addition Best built IN Tulsa.
Don't take our word but see them with
YOUR own eyes, for they are In all stages
~ construction. sewer ,lghl water gas
IS. 900 upward. Initial payments 1880
and up Monthly payments Ike rent For
appointneut call Osborn Sweate or Ray
al Usage Cl3i
Em"THEAsT-F rooms, modern cr-
Inent cellar, barn, fruit trees. good well,
8i75O. terms. Sweeney, SAi Robinson
B,lR. Usage 500 "
ron SALE BY OWNER Strictly up-to-
date g-room modern home, basement,
garage and driveway, In Hillcrest' Phone
Usage li2l. --
FilI,-ROGM BJ'NGALOW, white enamel
finish beautiful decorations mantel.
-auth sida GG.-JO. $4,000 cash o@' -" 80
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! IS Zunia atlsat, $4,000, 81 200 cash,
balance easy. See Russ l.. Grant, Jli Sr-
curity Bldg Phone 2lCo.
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40 HIGH TANES-SS5O Will buy my
equity In nioc flvN-room brick bungalow
csllar well and gas, balance $500, pay
nble t35 per month plus interest Good
street car service, located on Sapulpa
rock road Third brick house west Of
Red Fork Garage
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
uOISE toR sNtr ~

FOR SALE RY OWNER
ono Of tho uIneat broom huuEplows IN
Tulsa. located Iu Irving Place. some terms
call Usage flts or OsHrc l''i
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| TRENTON. sOUTH-Fivc rooms, big
| screened In porch good we'll rruii
| treos. garage. chicken house and pen,
! storm cellar. price $500. 81 500 cash,
balance easy. Globe Real Estate co
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NOTICE

In the future | will represent the \. "
otto Realty Co. ii4 Mayo BIDS CedaI
az. Usage 400.
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no NES--SiN room modern, pavement,
lot l35Nl4O, no taxes suntt 1922, 81 900
cash. balance like rent 3ii Robinson
Hldg.. DsaCo sass.
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Q 500, NORTH CHEYEESE-Fiue two
story resldenra: four bedrooms ana
sleeping porch upstairs; large living room
decorated spd best ~ electrical fixtures,
mantel. solid oak finish front rooms down
u,nira. French doors. OAK floors well built
throughout, basement, garage ana drive
way. n bargain. Usage AaOS Cedar 10. Res
Usage 1865.
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| FOR SALE -Ozarka Place Addition, an
! beautiful south front lots on Federal
] balance $50 per month. Soc Russ J.
/ Grant Gl4 Security BldE Phone tito
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
YANKEES EASY
FOR WHITES SOX
Six Triples Help Kid Glea-
sons S Men to Take Sec
ond Game, E to 4.

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE
Yankees met with another reverse
today in the second game of their
present series with the White Sox.
The score was to 4. Those figures
indicate a rather close contest but
the home team was never in the
least danger.
The crash came in the second in
ming when three triples were made
off Thormahlen and, although the
SoN made but two runs then, the
New Workers did not recover from
the shock. Altogether the Sox tore
off six three-baggers.
Yanks Badly Outplnyed/
Mays replaced Thormahlen in the
third frame but he was batted
rather freely. Two of the three
runs made off Carl in the sixth
stanza were due to an error of
Ward. The Sox, in fact. played
rings around the Yanks, outbatting
better inside ball.
In Chicago's half of the first in
ning Eddie Collins stung a triple in
sue hrst anu sCoreu "heh hdhhah'
in his anxiety to peg to third to
nail the runner, missed the ball al
together. Jackson duplicated L. Col
Inns three-bagger exactly and got
home on Felsch's triple to right.
Hannah shot J. Collins splashcr to
-Pipp, closing the frame. Two runs,
three hits.
Ward led off the third with the
Ianks' first hit, a line single to
right. Hannahdollowed with a pop
fly to short right that developed into
a double. ]. Collins made a very
wild throw back to the infieIds and
both Ward and Hannah got all the
way around. Peck and Ruth walked,
tn" latter being purposely passed
but Pratt forced out Babe, making
three outs. Two runs, two hits.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
ERROR BRINGS
WIN TOSHOPS
Silver Spring Loses First
Game of Series When
Beard Misses Fly.

Shops won by the score of to =
yesterday at Union Park, when they
played the first of a three-game
series with Silver Spring, indepen-
dent champion nine of the city. for
the open championship of wash
ington. If they win again today,
there Will be no necessity for an
other game.
Beard, first sacker, practically
lost the game for the Silver Spring
club when he missed a high one OF
Geibeis bat in the seventh. with
two on the bases and two out, and
allowed Hughes to score from sec
ond. Pfiel next dropped one be-
tween Newton, Purdy and Barber,
chasing over two more runs. Such
support as this nearly took the
heart out of Finney Kelley. who
had pitched a great game until then.
Another inning of bad field work
on the part OF his mates. caused
him to weaken and yield a hit
which scored the Shops fifth tally.
Both pitchers were in tiptop
form. almost breaking the backs of
the batters when they swung at
their curves. Kelley had so much
stuff on the ball that twelve Of the
twenty-four putOuts of his side, re-
suited from weak flies. He struck
out six, while his opposing mound
man famed five. He gave up six
hits. three of which were hardly
real hits, and three safeties. one a
double, was all that the losers could
do with PfieHs delivery
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

overanNiety 70 play safe. Mrs Con
molly ana Miss HAYNES went into
the semi-fnals OF the women's doU-
bles by defeating the Misses King
and Sinclair.
Besides the Yencken-Grsves match
in the semi-hnals Of the singles this
Afternoon, Graves and Bates will
meet seldom and Hillyer, and SteII-
wagon and White will meet Howen-
stein and Dowd. in the third round
Of doubles. The summary:
summary of Play.
Summary Of matches played to-
day: Singles, fourth round. Yencken
defeated Gore, -. &c. Semi
finals, Dudley defeated HELEN, 6.
81, g..
Doubles. second round. steu-
wagon and White defeated Purin-
ton and Herrick, IS, 81, and
Seldom and Hillyer defeated Bethel
and Wilson. 80, 20, e-5.
Women's singles, second round,
Miss Baker defeated Miss Louise
Kelly, 7-5, 81, SIS
Women's doubles. Mrs. Connolly
and Miss Haynes defeated Misses
King and Sinclair, 6-4. e-5. which
lands them in the Semifnals
Mixed doubles, first round. Gore
and Miss Kelly defeated BurUcll
and Miss Baker, 6-l. 6-2. Second
round, -Yfncken and Miss Heyl de-
fested Gardiner and Miss Haynes.
&c, 60.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
POLICE CURE ILLS
OF BECCAR CRIPPLE

Richard Barry was doing a thriv-
ing cripple business" on Market
street at Columbus, O., only an op-
Grafton will help me-" he told the
court when charged with begging
\ few simple twists of the ankles
and away he walked. The cops
were instructed to see that he kept
on walking out of town.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
FIRST SCRIMMACE OF
SEASON HELD AT YALE

New Haven, Conn. Sept. 17-Yale
had it's first football scrimmage of
the season today, the newly formed
scrubs battling twenty minutes with
the first and second varsity each.
The scrubs finished the play happy
because they held the regulars to
one touchdown which Tom Dickens
registered when he grabbed a for
ward pass and raced fifty yards for
the score. Dave Saunders, of the
scrubs, nabbed another forward
pass in the match between the
scrubs and the second. team and
covered half the length of the field
for the tally.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
Harvard Hard at Work.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. I7.-After
toiling more than an hour in the
first scrimmage of the fall the Har-
Vard varsity eleven this afternoon
ended their grilling struggle with a
sCoreless tie. Neither eleven could
gain Consecutively. The injured Iist
has started with Johnson, who is
slated to quarterback the team in
its opening game, and Fits. an
other halfback. as charter members.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
NEW MEN PICKEDFOR
NAVY'S FIRST SQUAD

Annapolis. Md, Sept. 17-ThIs
afternoon Coach Folweu picked a
dozen members of the new. class
squad at the Naval Academy whom
he regarded worthy of a further
trial as probable members of the
first squad. The other members of
the big squad OF new midshipmen
were turned over to Lieut.. Com
mander Richardson, and the second
squad and class squad will receive
additions from it. Scaffe, tackle,
and Butler, halfback of the 1918
team. have reported, making the
seasons coaching staff complete.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
Baltimore Club Cinches
International Pennant

New York. Sept. 17.-By de
fcatinE Heading today the Balti-
more club of the International
League cinchcd the pennant in
that circuit. 1t also set the num-
Der of its consecutive victories
at twenty three. 1t was ncCes-
sary for the winners to score
seven runs in the final inning of
today's cOntest-but they scored
the seven.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
Dudley Defeats HELEN
In Brilliant Match and
Wins Way Into Finals
BY JACK HAS.

Jack Dudley former District champion captain of the
Swarthmore College tennis for
into the finals yesterday afternoon by defeating Chevy
Chase STAR @ Ga in of the fought played
in the District
Dudley had to resort stroke he
of strength his slender body order
who steady rock HELEN opponent travel TO
side Of the down the middle
Dudley played game Of his career in ycier-
days match and he well deserved the victory
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
BURNS BAT HELPS
GIANTS DOWN PIRATES

New York, Sept 17.-G George
Burns took a large share of the
credit for the Giants ten-inniuE
victory over the Pirates today by
to 3. In five times at bat he got
five hits. including a homer, a triple
and two doubles. He scored three
Of The runs. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

Ran for Tohey in the tenth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh % 0 l OI N-3
New York. .1-0 l o 90 0 II
Runs-Bisbee t2), Cutshsw. Burns 49,,
Spencer. Errors-Summa, Bancroft. Home
rnns-BurnS. Bigbee. Three-base hit--BurnS.
Two-baSc hits-Burns C2l. Base on balls
on Toney, |. Struck ont-By AdlmS =;
by 1oney :. Sacrifice fy-Youpg Sarri-
fec hits-Southworth, Cutshaw, Adams. I'm
piTes-0'Day and Quigley. Attenda nrc-5.-
600. None out when winning run WIS
scored.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
Totals. 81 a4lj

Totals. "a - Il Totals y IA 27 u
'Fewster batt"d for Mays in ninth.
+French ran To- Hannah in ninth
Score by innings:
New York.......-..... OO2 900 OOa-t
Chicago. ............. 21O OO3 OOx-G
kuns-LewiS. Ward, Hannah, French, +.
Collins Jackson t2D. FeIsch. Risberg Ia).
Errors-Ward, Hannah, Collins i3I. Two
bds" hits-liannah, = Threee-ba hits-E.
Collins, Jackson t2J. Fclsch l2I. RisbcrC,
Sacrifice ht-E. Collins Double plays
Pratt, Peck and Pipp. Hits-or Thormal,-
len. in . innings Left on bases-Yaukees
" Chicago. :. First base on errors-Cbi-
cago, :. Struck Out-by Faber, I: by Thor
nFhlen, l. Bases on buIls-on Faber .. ON
Mays, >. Umpires- HHdebrand and Morisr.
ity. Attendance. 81, 900.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
EFEATNG GFFS 93CA AGAIN DRU YAKSFAT TENNIS MATCHES STAGED
Indians Increase Lead
By Hammering Slants
OfCourtneyandAcosta

Cleveland Ohio Iarry Courtney the tall efthander of the
who trouble all he has faced of late
stop today. puzzle for three innings and
Washington leading Aukey Howard
Indians impressed with the importance of taking the
ae increasing their the Yankees opened their attack
ands the game away by of
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

Totals. 30 > 81 s. Totals. 20 s2713
'Battrd for Luque in the ninth.
Cincinnati u............. 0 0 0 o 900 %
Brooklyn ............. OOOO2O Ox-3
ErrOrs-Daubert, Kild~n. Two-base hits
Wtngo. Neale, Olson. Base on baIls-Of
Eller 4; off Cadore, ). Struck out-By Ell
Ter. .; by Luque. l; by Cadore, .. BoubIe
play-Olson to Kilduh 10 Schmandt. Sacri-
flee hits-Myers, Johnston. Stolen base
Kildun. Umpires-MorIn and RigIer. Al
tendancc-12OO0. Hit by pitched ball
Johnston.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
ROBINS WIN AGAIN
FROM HOPELESS REDS

Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 17.-Com-
ing from behind today the Robins
scored two runs. in the seventh in,
ming, to win for the second time
over Cincinnati by 3 to 2. The score;
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

RunS-knodc, Fourner, Hornsby C2D. Nc
Henry, Lavan. Hnathcote. Clemops. Daak
Eayrs, BOeckHl. MaranvilIe (2D. Error
McHenry. TwO-base hits-CrlIise, Ford. SuI-
livan, McHenry. Lavan. Thrpe-bsse hit
Meanwhile Hits-of Watson. II in az
inn irgs; on McQuillan. . in "a inning. on
Townsend. in > innings: of Pierotti . in
3 innings. Left on basrs-St. Louis 4.
Boston. $. Caught steaIing-by O'NejI
Fournier l2), Stock. Sacrifice hit-Stock
Base on halls-by Doak. .; by Townsend /:
by Pierotti. i. Struck out-by Doak 4.
by Watson, |; by Townsend. l bv Pierotti
? Double plays-Ford. Maranvine and SnI
hvan; MaranviIle and Sullivan wild pitches
Watson Time, l:45. Umpires-McCor-
mick and Hart
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
New York

New York .... .615 .G1SO56 .611lI1.
Chicago ...... .G13 .6l53S5 SOS go
Brooklyn has the pennant about
clinched. IL they win seven out of
ten games to play, New York must
take every one of their fourteen
games and Cincinnati all of their
remaining eighteen games to tie the
leaders.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati, 2. .
New York, 4; Pittsburgh. 3.
st. Louis 8; Boston. 4.
Chicago, 3: Philadelphia. l.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
NINTH ROUND RALLY
GIVES CUBS VICTORY

Philadelphia, Sept. 17.-Chicago
defeated Philadelphia today by a
score Of , to l. by Il ninth-innfng
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

Match is Brilliant One.
Dudley took the first set, but
HELEN through his extreme steadi-
ness took the second. which went TO
duece, to 5. In the third set Hell.
len led 70 3, but Dudley tied it up
at all when HELEN failed 20 re-
turn his last service. The ninth
game of the last set is one that
will be long remembered by the
fans who were fortunate enough
to be present Ten placements were
made in this game. five by HELEN
and five by Dudley, his last winning
the game.
There were twelve duece games
during the match. Dudley aced Hell
len twice. Dudley double fauIted
four times to Hellen's two. and the
former Junior champion effected
twenty-three placements to seven
teen scored by HELEN. Enthusiastic
followers Of the sport stated that it
was the best tennis match they had
witnessed in years. Although Hell
len met defeat he scored exactly
as many points as Dudley. each
getting a total OF l0s.
First Set.
Dudley l 544'e 5I7 $3.50
Second Set.
HELEN. 64425 2Jl434 4-4+7
Dudley 2l4 80 0 O-35-5
Third Set.
Dudley 4I34I43 $3.50
HELEN. = al l-32-i
Yencken Defeats Gore.
Another great match in singles
was staged when Mai. Yencken de-
feated Capt. Gore in their second
and final set to 4. Yencken having
defeated Gore in the first set on
Thursday TO 5. The winning OF
this match by Yencken landed him
in the semi-hnals. He will meet
John Temple Graves, jr., this af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock
Having won the first set Mai
Ycncken had the edge on Capt Gore
at the start of what proved to be
the final This did not seem TO fazc
Gore for he went after his younger
opponent, taking the first game and
had the latter to when Yencken
put on a little more steam and an
neXed the last three games.
Second Set.
Yencken....... 5434O 7-4O-s
Cor. e............ 7O4O44 Il 5Sl-i
In the women's singles Miss Baker,
through her defeat Of Miss Louise
Kelly. is. Sd. Sc, went into the
semi finals. This match was hard
fought from start to finish, each set
going TO deuce. Miss Kelly played
in hard luck during the last set
and lost the last game through her
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
Indians Look Like Best
Bet as Lead Increases
by GEORGE l.. MORELAND.

The victory of Cleveland over
Washington. while Chicago took a
fall out of New York. placed the In
dians a game and half in the lead
over New York and two games
ahead of the White SON.
Even IL the Nationals win over
Speakers team today neither New
York or Chicago can pass them
The fact is, it is going to take
better playing by both the rivals
of the Indians than they have done
the past week If they expect to put
stop to the leaders.
With fifteen games yet to play.
the Ohio club will almost be a sure
winner and with three games start
ing tomorrow with the Red SoN.
whom the indians have met nine
teen times this season, winning
thirteen of that number. At the
same time New York is playing
the St. Louis club. whom they have
found to be a tough proposition.
They have won but ten of the nine
teen games played with Burke's
mon
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
BROWNS PILE UP HITS
AND SWAMP MACKS

The Browns held their second big
swat day of the week when they
smashsd the Athletics today, II to
8. with twenty-four hits. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

ha rdt, Gribcl, Newton, Frusier. Errors-
Frasicr, Bard (2), Clark (2D, Bernhardt (2l,
Geibel Kelley. TwO-base hits-Roche,
Frasier. Stolen hsses-NewtOn. Limerise.
Sacrifice hits-Limerise co.. Base on balls
of Kelley, .: OF Pfiel. .. Strike out-by
Kelley 6; by PfieI, 5. Passed ball-Frasier.
Umpires-HandibOe and Hughes