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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-26
A raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole.

And Musterole won't blister like
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Toilet Articles

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Mems Easter
Furnishings

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-26
Wholesale Selling
Price Of Beef in
Washington

Price. issli,ea on swit, a Con.
Ssas .o out 81 s-5 sl ssss % .s own
below. az published In the pews-
papers. averaged as follows. show
Ing the tendency Of the market;
Week RANCE pen cvT Az.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

The Penalty" a story by Cow
eneur Morris. will be the attraction
at the Majestic theater beginning
Sunday. This perturbation is de-
clared to be faithful portrayal OF
the wonderful characters as embod-
led into the original theme by the
author and is said TO be carried out
splehdidly.
The Penalty Is n stirring drama.
As u thrilling narrative II Is un-
usually exciting, yet each detail is
worked out so smoothly so as 20
eliminate the bizarre. The story of
THE Penalty" is no doubt well
known to many Tulsans, for as a
best seller" 1t proved to be one of
tho really fine works OF this cele-
brated writer. As a motion picture
drama It is unusually virile and
strong, and the denouements and
climaxes are thrillingly enacted.
In Gouveneur Morris famous story
tho chief character is a brilliant
man whose legs we're amputated at
the knees when he was a little boy.
To get a man without legs who was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

also an accomplished actor was a
difficult task. Finally Chaney vol
unteered for the part. Every day
he gets into a harness which straps
the lower part Of his legs to his
back, thus enabling him to walk
about on his knees and giving the
effect OF a legless man. The strain
of holding the position IL so great
and danger OF stopping the circula-
ton so imminent that the actor can
not keep the harness on for more
than twelve minutes at a time. on
the screen, however. he is a won
derful Imitation OF tho character
made famous by Mr.. Morris.
CLANCY first came into prominence
as delineator OF cripples In The
Miracle Man" whore he appeared as
the distorted thief, who faxed his
injuries, in order TO get aims.
The Penalty" is one Of the Emil.
nent Authors series, being produced
by the Goldwyn Pictures corpora
ton OF New York. II is TO be shown
at the Majestic theater. commencing
Sunday.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Tulsa Shriners Meet
Springfield Shriners
In Game Here TODAY

Interest Of Tulsa shrinedom will
be conferred today in the baseball
game in which Representatives
from the challenged Akdur temple
will meet the challenging Abu bon
Adhcm team OF Springfield at $3.50
O'Clock in McNulty park
To cheer the home team on to
victory. Shrincrs and their ladies
are expected to gather at the park
In goodly numbers and TO root"
right Justify, The umpire will call
the gamc at 2.30 o'clock. Seven
nengs Will be played
Thr cream OF former baseball
players in the ranks of the Akdar
membership Is embodied in the
Akdar lineup. Those playing will
be. Spencer Abbott, Lee Morris.
Nergr Jones. Giles. $. Morris, Web
Der, Walker, WCigle, NJ. II, Flesher,
Schuc of Miami, and I.ahadic OF
Pawhuska There is also soc
ond" team from which recruits
viii be fed 70 the Ane of defense.
when needed.
A good attendance Is expected,
the ticket sale having been good.
The out-of-town team viii lake
the $50 t'ain home, defeated
Akdars are hoping
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Black horseshoe Artist.

TAHLEQUAH. Sept 24.-Henry
Funkhouser is not a "Dutchman." "
although his surname would seem
to so indicate. Henry's remote an
cestors no doubt once lived near thu
banks Of the Congo or at some other
place In Africa. but he has no recoi-
lection thereof. and is the only col
ored blacksmith now in this place.
For many years one Of the hest
known smiths was Uncle Dick
Humphreys, very black old man
who used to boast that when once
he fitted and nailed a horseshoe ht
would remain in place until It had ID
be tpulled Off" Henry, the coli.
ored blacksmith of today makes a
similar boast and that he IL among
the best smiths of this section is
proved by the fact that his services
are in almost constant demand in the
largest shop in town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Only One Letter Man Plays
McNulty Park Scene
of the Game
Probable Lineups
RY LARRY DALEY.

Coach Francis Schmidts kendall
college eleven todhy opens the lsZO
Tulsa gridiron season, meeting Tom
Negahnquet's oklahoma Cath )Hc
university team at 4:l5 o'clock at
McNulty park.
Both eisvens are untrted. This Is
the first game of the season for each
and no dope on either eleven is avail
able. New men comprise both teams.
Kendall has only one letter man,
Edo witty at center, while the
Catholics likewise have a squad OF
unknow strength.
Despite the fact that Schmidt
must develop n new eleven this sea-
son, he has splendid material with
which TO work. A heavy line, fairly
fast, and two sets of backs are avail
able. 1t is probable that all men on
the orange and black squad will be
given AN opportunity in today's
game.
In addition to the players named
in the above Kendall probable lint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
KENDALL SECONDS WIN
peicnt Dewey 1910 In Well PLAYED
'ainc az Dcwcy--kcndaIl
Penalties Frequent,

DEWEY, Okla. Sept 2A.--The
hehdall college sopnd team tod,a
won from Dewey high school. 10 IN
v. IN wen played game here. Ksnx
u9l penalties for Various infractions
VI no tno rules were frequent.
Ihe Kendall lineup. left end.
noihaen; LETT tackle. Fleck; left
su9lu' mock; center, r. Williams,
alt suard' Craft, right end, Law
hholn' h' pnartef0ack, Renfro. left half
hasN' ha.' is1icumi right halfback. Lam
nam; fullhack. Stepp. Subs,Itutas,
1901 for llcrndcn, Ilcrnden tnr Crar,
q. Williams for Lawhorn.
summary Scoriug-.-roI,cba ao,,,,
ialcom, Ficld goal, r. Williams
GoaI after touchdown-T WilIlams
i'otoree-pay COklnhoma AggIes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Caterers Must BE Clean.

SHAWNEE, Sept. 24-The city
council this week passed an ordi-
nance making 1t a misdemeanor for
any person having communicable
disease to work in any restaurant,
candy factory, soda fountain, ice
cream factory or any other place
food to the public. The ordinance
calls for the examination of all such
caterers and manufacturers and the
expulsion Of those found infected.
This law does not apply TO grocery
stores. meat markets or barbershops,
but several proprietors have nou-
fled the authorities that they will
seek health certificates at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Western GridirOn Season
TO Get Uuder Way TOday

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Tho 1920
tootball season In the middlowest
VIII open tomorrow with the game
between Indiana ana Franklin ut
bloomington, Ind, Booked on as the
most important game OF the day.
The contest Is preliminary to the
opening OF the western conference
season week later.
IN the othor games I'm the mid
west, the Michigan Aggies viii meet
kalamazoo college at East Lansing
Michigan, and Valparaiso university.
which -Ineots Harvard October Q,
WIN play It's opening ghme against
tarroIl college. Case will clash wi, n
iilram at Cleveland. while Drake
WIN oppose Penn college at Des
Moincs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

First race, six furlongs-InR "
-Niarse Jonn, 100; Jack Straw. 10. P-lluN.
no. saueeler, llo, Jago, lio. John. Jr.'
10. Melipra, il2.
sSecond race. Futurity course-Buddie
Kean, IFS. Black Rock, IFS; Merrimac,
us. Dark BA 1l5; Darieiling lls,
Handsel II, rs; Lou wildig. il5. Dark
Ben and DarJellinK, Camden entry.
Third race, mue and siNteenth--Mazola,
100. sweep. Jr., io3i Jake Field. lol;
Price. 10. Trophy. ilo, Tanlao, no;
Judae David, 10.
Fourth race. Futurity course--Colonel
Baker 1i5; sleepy sidney. li5 Court
View, i15 Rama. 1l5; Nonskid, ll5; Hum
phrcy. llb, Dark Friar, ll5.
Fiuh race. Futurity course--Gang~ay ,
il3, Hettina. 10, Sir Thomas Kean. IN
Sergeant York, rs; Monsoon, rs; Be.
have Yourself. lis; Believe Idle Eour,
sixth race, six furlongs-Ruby. 81. La
Fuudre l02; Rapid stride. lo5; Triom-
phant. 1906; Sand Bed. iO5. Viola Park.
lOs, Opportunity, ll5.
Seventh race, mile and siNteenth--Ar-
row Point, 90, My Ballot lOt; Louis A,
IOt. Dancing Spray. 100; Alex. Jr.. los
War Spirit. lo7 Claude Brown, no;
Earnest h.. ilo: Iwiniwin. lts, Cantillver,
li3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Troffic Ofncvrs Needed,

olLToN. Sept 24.-Quite a mum.
ncr ot serious and near serious ac-
Cidcnts have secured on tho roy,
hard surfaced road between this CITE
and brumright, and IL Is understood
lhat the county commissioners are
seriously considering tho proposi-
ton OF putting about SIX motorcycle
cops along said highway to catch
somo or the spcedcrs. Two or three
accidents have occurred when the
parties were not speeding, but tho
greater number are due to dire-
garding the precautions prescribed
by state law, II is said that IA se-
rious mishaps have occurred on this
stretch OF road since tho first OF The
present month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
INDIANS BEAT WHITE SOX; KENDALL OPENS
.SAPULPA WCTORS
IN OPENER, 48-O
Sapulpa High Eleven Wins
From McAlester In
First Game

sre..laI TO tho world
SAPrLPA, okla. Sopt. 2i-S1puI-
pa hlEn achOol L-dny won the open
ing football game OF tho season
from McAlostor ls to o. Outwcighod
hy The local gridsters McAiostcr
fought well but was no match sor
the superior S1pulpl squad
.strnight football Drcdoninated
with very little open football nt-
tempted by either eleven. McAIcator,
deHpllc its lighter team relied almost
entirely upon rtrniRht football. while
Sapulpa' IN tho second half, tried The
opcL style game with fair succoa5
Tho Sapulpa backfiold showed to
I'm" advantage. jndividurly and col.
itctlNcly, MOTris especially, Whilc
lho defensive work OF Connor was a
feature. For McAlcster. Brooks play
was the bcsi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
II. II. Determination CHARGED.

~ NNHVITNToI TTJss "HINt0 VIM
OklkHOMA CITY. Sept. "a
CharEN with discrimination I'm the
distribution Of coal cars on the part
OF the railroads was made by a group
OF Creek county coal operators to
tho state corporation commission
here today II operators sell their
coal 10 the railroads. cars are fur
iished without delay tho charges
say, while II coal Is sold for general
commercial purposes. an acute short
age be- reported. Art Walker, chair-
man OF the corporation, will investl-
gate ~" charges %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
THE TURF


First race six furlongs--Rubv. U>ong)
first, Bonneville, tStack) second: Cock
Roach. (wnlls) third Time, I.l3. Sec.
ond Cousin. Fern Leaf Neg. Jaso also)ran.
sccoud race, five and one-half fuhonga
--rawasanthc. Uyke) first, Marjorie Me-
Kay, (Burkej second Miss Prosperity,
tStavk) third. TimeN 1905 Blue Flame.
Ella waldo, Horkyte. Maysyille, Niobe
ist. The Gallant also ran.
Third race. mile and sixteenth--King
Fisher. (Stonc1 first. Sans BOY, (Han-
over second. Duke Of wellington, (wil.
SOM third. Time. I:t7 2-5. Oriental
Dress. Bombast, Trophy, Greville, Loyal
list. The Gallant also ran,
Fourth race furlongs-Lady Luxury,
(Nischan) first. Brig O'war. stack sec
ond Sam Reh, (MarcO) third. Time,
l;13 les Legal also ran.
Quick View>>~Poole) 7first; Countess,
(stack) second; Mary @. CWilson) third.
Time. bs 2-5. Joe Maneini. Cut Up.
MichaelVeli Mazatlan, Il. H. Hofard also
ran.
Sixth race. fiye and one-haif turlongs-
Social Star, tnurray) first, Ring Rose,
,Stack) second, Planet CTaylor) third.
Time. l:Os2-5. Plato, Anunda, Jack Lee,
Tom Roach, our Relic also ran.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth
Ground swell, tMitchelD first wads-
worth Last. tstaokJ second; Mary Full
Ter, (Nan Duscn) third. Time. Ia. ]. j.
Murdoch. View, ESes OF Youth. tocnir.
Bucknai! also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Sand Springs Eieuen
Defedts COiiinsUille
52-0 at Sand Springs


'Ph'lAl TO the World
SAND SPRINGS. Sept 2i.-Tbc
tlrst game on the sand Spring. higb
school football schedule WIS
played here today with Collins
Nlilc, sand Springs winning go-O
IN tn" first fonr minutes OF nIov
l'tse, PLAYING left half Went ovSr
Tor touchdown and lincoln
hl'hcd goal In 46-gcronu pIny.
Rose again scored a touchiown
ny a 40 yard end run.
IN" second quarter found tho
lo'dl squad still playing the bet
Yer gam" and kimmler substituted
Tor Rose. scored 10y an end run.
During the third quarter. Collins,
yillo tghtrncd IN to a good de-
fcnsivc, but there was no oonaIs-
tent ratninG on either side
The fourth quarter found sand
Springs again on the offensive and
by series OF end runs ana limo
bucks the fourth touchdown was
placed 10y Brock. \ 10 yard and
u 20 yard forward pass sent Lin.
coin over for the last touchdown
and the same man kicked goal for
the local squad
Whcsenbcrt brock, and Rose
were exceptionally good al back
field interference and end runs
which put across an but the fourth
touchdown. ,Gordon as quarter
back displayed good gcneralshIp.
and Hollingsworth aud Lincoln
showed up on lUc work. Alex
audor Smith, and Croft were tho
stars for the opponents,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Rookie Mails, in Great Form
Holds White SOX to Two Hits
C0SDEN BEATS P. R.

Az 0VcrlImC TuIIy WHTOh n

An overtime rally which un.''d
Cus4,u four runs enabled Them .u
draw fret blood in ,hD post r.r.uu
sorios TO determine the oh1ma a,n
shin of tho cify oli loaruo d,frIIuE
D.. and N T-l
Timely hts accounted FOR ma
lority nf the runs uH MoiouyH double
uotlri Cusdru th,ir pair lu iho .lAth
which u'd the count after Hayes
had hit 90 homer with a pair pH iu ih"
mira. BrIuu'F triple Hrut oyer the
winning marker in the eighth.
Tho second game of tl. Hrrios will
bo played at McNulty park Monday
SrUTp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Catholics and Kendall Open
1920 Football Schedule Here

ups, Balcom, end; o. Williams, end;
and others, will play. Schmidt was
uncertain as to his quarterback pot
Stion, Harsh, McMahan and Renfrd
being considered, with the proba.
billty that the former will get tho
call.
Officials for tcday's game arc.
Referee, Brewer Oklahoma; umpire.
Daley, Tulsa Daily World: head
linesman, Sheppard, Missouri.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Indians Lengthen Lead
to One and One
half Games
FABER PITCHES WELL
Indians Score Runs I'm First
and Third-Babc Ruth
Hits Two Ilomcrs

CLEVELAND. s..' c'-Waltor NalH.
CIcvapud.F '"ft. banded recruit r'i"u'r
wus too much -or ,rr ChirbrH WLiir .yk
today aud tus luHI their uuuuftfuliy ~
take tho lead iu tho American Ioarue
IN thla s,rics by 'uHlur 90 the iudWu4
e. o chicago iH now one uud ono hair
games behind iUa leaders. and wrrn thrF
tu win tomorrow B game thcy would %"
ono. uaff gone Is4lnI tho indians
MUIlH had the white NuF huttDfH badly
puzzled and won his nfth cuurecuttva vic.
tory since Joining the local team lIr ul.
low cd only three hits uud struck out Fts
men. Ito ftuu,d Weaver and D.. tuliluh|
with the bu.sH. fu.l we tho Ny'I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

o"''i'"l - SCORING -IouChdOWns,
j. Trleb' Thomas 3, Morris 3. Goals
atier touchdown. Morris 6. Substilu-
,iohs-McAlcser LaYerson tor Cob.
douglas for Collier Sapulpa. Bnac
Tor Jones, McAlistcr for Bazc, Jones'
Tor McCrady Connor for Dyer, Iy-
ons Tor Connor. fncials-Rcfe-.c
Daley Tulsa Daily World. umpire,
Johhsohi mead Hncsman. Storricr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
American League.
FAIRBANKS BEATS PAWHUSKA
"a To o Victory by Fairbanks at
Home In Seasons Opener.

FAIRBANKS, Okla. Sept. "a
Fairbanks high school beat Paw
huska here today. AZ to 0. in the
opening grid game OF the season.
Straight football was used by both
clevens. Pawhuska never made first
downs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept 23---Tho At
.ant@ club 'ot the Southern associn-
uon' engaged IN fivc-gamc sorios
with the Columbia, South Atlantic
league champions. defeated tho vic.
ltors today . to In ~ innings. This
gives Atlanta three straight victories
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

A helmet OF English invention for
motorcyclists has two large celluloid
panels that form n wedge in front,
while the remainder is formed OF
loosely woven wire mesh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

NEW NDUk. gcpt g4an'Uabr' HuthH
two home fuua today bringing ris season
total 60 o. failed 10 aid the New York
Americans in their almost hopeless chase
Hftcr Cleveland and ChlCugo. Tho YaukH
were only ablo TO break even with wash
inEton, lusins the nfBt game ands taking
tho second
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

The French government is plan-
ming an elaborate wireless system
with Paris as the center, covering
Europe, Asia, Africa and South
America and connecting with North
America. H-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
sittsbsuh

NUWmArY' Tuns--SCh huTIZ, STOCK J,
Hornsby McHsnry D. riBhes ,. Carey 2.
Tierney 2. Nicholson, Barnhart, Traynor,
schmidt Hamilton. Errors Schultz
Hornsby Dilhoefcr, Schupp. Gilhsm. Two
base hits-Stock, McIIonry. Carey. Three
base hitB-Bighce, Nicholson, Double
piay--BaTnhart and Grimm. Janvtin and
Clemons Hases on balls---Oft Schupp g..
OF Schultz 2, off Hamilton 6. struck
out--By Schupp /. by Lyons /. by Hamil-
ton ,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
PLAY IN CITY NET TOURNEY
Close Matches Feature Junior Meet
--~Iboublca Ia Consolation

b"ubIta IN consolation.
close matches featured play ycs-
torday Ia the junior and mems con-
ISOLATION doubles OF the Tulsa xity
tennis tournament. Results wTrc.
Junior Singles.
bIackmore defeated Carr, 3-G, ca.
Thornton defeated Rockwell Cd
6-2.
"A Consolation Singles Finals.
Sto~r defeated Vernon, 6-2, 6-l.
Scmi-Jinals Doubles.
cleveland and stores defeated
bl"'kwflder and Moult1er, Ga, CO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
PIRATES DEFEAT
CARDINALS, l2-7
Tierney Gets His Hit
Phillies Win From
Braves

PITTSBURGH. Sept 2i--Plttsburgh de.
featcd St Louis today ia a free hitting
contest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

summary: Two base hita-Dutv
Maloncy Three base hit-Brlan
lioino run Hays. stolen bases-
puty- 2. wade. Dean. VIVA pitch
llornahy Passed ball Marcum. Base
on balls-Off lIornshy /. Becker 1
S'r uck out-By Hornsby 3, Becker
D. iiii by pitched ball-By Hornshy
l. buty Lot on baS,a-- Cosdcn &. Il.
ana IL. D. Time Of gnme-l.l4. I'm
PRIV Womack
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2L-.Phnadei-
phis-today won. making 1t three straight
from Boston.
Score:
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:, n.vihih"i hHns .Iuhto, hHrM Hlcc'
Two base hitH--Ricc Hnrrin. Homo run
Ruth. Double playH--O 'HJurko Harris
aud Judge. BBsoa on balis-Oft Acosta O,
oif Mays /. struck out--By Acostp /,
gEFnNn GAME
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Bo,,on

NBatted for Oeschgcr In gth
SBattod for oesehger In sth.
Boston ..,......,..........O 600 600 ilO--a
Philadelphia ,...',....,,..lO0 304 00S---s
Summary Powell. Mann. Pau
lette, J Miller stenEel 2, wriEhtstone
Witherow ?. Ensmann. Two base hits
Powell, Mann, Williams. Stengel Three
base hits-EayerS, EnzmRnn. Home run
Powell. stolen basos--Marapviile Dou-
bio plays-Wttherow and Rawlings. Base
on balIs-On Oeschger T. Oft Enzmann l.
struck out--By oeschgsr 2. by Ens-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

summary. Runs .IuiUloHuu. sew" w.
Ergur.W Weaver stolen bUHra..S .SrtyClt
Sacrifice hlt Wambv Malls. Double
Ulny .SyWoli and MbWbt Bases on balls
a-On Malls o struck ut.-lly Fabor
by Mails o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
S. lovll

NBatted Tor schultz In sth
NNBatted for Lyons In 9th
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

snHtted fur Hannah In 9th.
NaRhinkton ............ 200 0Oi 600
New Aufk t...ss...4t...,.tl0 90 0u0 O0O--i
gutpn,nrvs uun.--Tt,t., u.Lt. pt.o
New-York tribune., 1920-01-26


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