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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
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l., Ia lao InuI - I"I hru Il"ld 81. .'dlut
day u viii l." u Ilum bun 'hH " "
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Irrpr'irhlr nh"win ur"l"pi IL" I'"lh
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Tho in,i Ilui want lr"h'm 70 lr""h
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u-u rIn,lup in"It n,nt ,nIIor" I""lhrll
really nn",cd Ia" 'tnrrIiE ~ ".'i 10"
Int Ia ihIr w""b'r 49, Inw"C'" n"i ""Iy
nuIrInyInW them bat IT. at hVhilmE
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,u,iu,I rub-iItuh"H h- 49, 'i"uhi w"ulh
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Nv tho IT, I,r'u, nuh .rur-'Iuuui hIrnh.I
liy ~ gt.'.n Rnd h-,Iiln fpI NnIuI
d,v'r TO
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10 O.. trr l., ih.Y hntS hnh II mlRh
.,a- j4 b.. umIl' IT III" nou play u"
.tp, , an rliF i..- v,'1 make good
r.r~n.. aud rrI 20 'cu bent Iltl hut
tIar 30 nIInnhr - .rr"ur tho r"nlm ~ uuu
shlIIrN
~ I.lItEhurrh Tia" town win 10 uunr
torrd - tho ori IIri and du" 10 tho
r.Lrr lint tIrrnlr f"r M"uuinluccr rnnr
VIII nr "n ".l' thor" during III" evening"
81 80 .I,y 'ud $riur'l', mI"rninu Er"pt
Do" tlunuI - "Np""t~d Fat
90. g." @ -, , hil. Alumni
, dinner to bu attended by members OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
BATTING AVERAGES
| OF THE Big SERIES

New York. oct. Tho team Ntting
Average OF tho hcnvy hitting Cleveland
American champions for tho three games
OF the worlds series dwindlrd today '"
1855. when tho Indians could a." lltll"
with SMITHS puLLling curves. frn"k'
lvn had been CoIuE AT a rate "t slightly
under POO for the first two cuut"alH
and improved TINS to day 1" -"O3.
O'Nrill. OF m" Indians. stands out NJ
tho series star Thus tar with NV" MUS
Ia I"u times ut bat. Including iw" d"u-
bios lilo II followed "l"s"Iy by wheat.
Of BROOKLYN. who hntIrd out ihr"o sin
CLOS and two dUuhlrH Ia II Times ND
The IirnolNSu "utfirld has "uihii III"
Cleveland uutflrld II hits I" b Tho
average for tho three KHmrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

thn team viii ho Ilrrn 10y 'h" rue
Irrrh Alumni hnIuIdnb I""'h ming
rI,., I,I irnlu VIII lee "r"rhl~h it"h Mo-
= ,uInNu t. I.IIiHhuIHh 90 Ia" ! J. "
! ,IIrrnI which win 'riiY """''r'
.,.r,b 81 rI,tlrulu nuI i"uuup""rI" y"
III. .nnIcrI NInIo Ihhu Ih"uHnnh tier
Iu h,,r nI,rnIl Irru u"ll h"i" Hnd 'h"
LI,. Iurh win ,,iu" t"m'"Ii"" CA va"
upr, lnI ,vIIi leo ~" 'uh"i h"hh 81 nl''l
rlu,U- thD II"rhuruu football rII"" ""I
To" Inhl,nr h"rm"l l""'h"Il "r'"'
whI,.h ir"uu rlNN h"i" Today
Tho NuuuInIu.oIn VIII remain ~
I'liIuhurrh ","r Iini"IdnY nllhl I"'"I u
Inr ~ noon go fund, III" "l''lhI
!, an. h"uo,or. viII l"''" lIll-hnIrh
about II l. NJ NRiuiln' ulNlnH IN Pn
I,nuu nu ul,uurIiuII1 I" ~" " "h"" 80 ~
tl,r ,,,, ,rI,,r Ir,unuLr a. "pI'"I IunlIY I"
I,I ram,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
TIGERS W. AMnRICAN0

Runday afternoon tho indicated irish
TIErrr viii lin" up on Tunnel ufeen
nyninri tho strong Americans of bouth
WhroIIuE Both or ihhH" junior teams
have boon putilng M EoHr Eooh Io"'nAu
ana rrom MI Indications . large number
OF inns nro Ini~r-rI-d In the junior
I.anE uf tho 'iIS This game viii %
playad hof",n the hlr game Both teams
nro In ss,oIldni condition and viii put
up n strong nBhi for the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
NINTH INNING

CLEVELAND uvnnn up. nall one
HtriLs one nall iw". Hmith throw out
nVans al frat WsmbHHsnsu up. Hall
one ntTiks QUE. Hall two. olnoh t"ussd
out Wambaanss al first, making prst-
~ play nn WambSPan""' drive. hpsnheT
up utIiLs ono rnul. blIlhs iva. Hall
ohs OIauh threw out HpaShsr at first.
10 Immn. M NIL. no sIInIa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
IIuuIV hnD WHEELING IN HnAD-
I.IHGun RGLLAfpE and MAJ
TIHH FERRY HAVE TOUGH
uhMEH HATUHDAY ~
Uy.rv Team want Through Light
WuIL"ut Yesterday -O"s'hss Ooh-
ndont THAT THOR Gl"v"ns
viii win.

Emur LIg high r"h""I games viii h"
ruIIrd uf unruIdny nnrrn""n. Win
IIu-Is nud " h""llnG fuInlrhInE III"
l"rnI nIlIn,ii,u" NJ I."nEu" PARK MAJ
,lur T"Ir. WIIl tnrhJ" ~" nir""E ll'l"
uuEh Academy eleven. while Ii"Il"i"
viii have hrI hands full With JhhHi
II.,rr.,L II would u"i pIp," " h''h'
.utr,Ir, II Iw" 81 Ih'r" Hnni"r ""i"
lnri nIIhuuph tho I"' ala RiI III" EI""'
,rrdir rh"uid th'y com" out WIN f""'
,I.I"IIor
Ilnr.. viii Inv" plenty ~ "rp"r'
IInn ~ boa ia" pInuE" aud llIh'n 'hh"
tho meta nrnlnHi M,Fn"ii" IIiRh. :"
highly i"ut'd eleven f'"m dow" tho
nlnir LIN" In Lm"wn 81 ih" plHli""
iuuI m ur"nI the H"lh ""h hI"" "l'
-" doubt bling good l'"" hr'" ]"
all Of iin r,rcui HIih ''htH H." Ne"
MnrtInr,IIlo -, h""I hnn u"'"r fnll"h Il"
la r,rtrs.n,ich "n IL" PiIhlI"n without
- ,,it,LIe cIr,ru !u'h prominent
rInrctn 80 Il"nuN I.'"' NJ I"''". lH"'.
att "f ihc N"uuiniu'"t "1""d nav"
yrn,iunird fIuu, ~" dawn "'h'" h'h""I
nnd IT, T""Ihnll i'r'in'i"n !" hv Tar
Ihr rnrrrI", 81 mort 81 ih" r"h"Innii"
teams II tho niAi"
Wheeling game WIN M"'T""'""n
pouhi. plays Mails TO nurnsI Olson
IN ItiIduff To HonstohyI WAmbsHanss to
newell To nurnsI Johnston to Hildur 10
HnnstUhy.
Lah ON baHsS-oisVs'ah" ~ ArooAiJh
7.
nasss on balln--Off Caldwell ] off
Mails ~ Off ninth a.
Hitn-Or Caldwell. In IL inning
off Malls In IA inninGs! orr Uhls
In ] inning.
Btruok Uut--Hy Nails q; by Bmith Q.
Losing pit0Lsr-OaldWsll.
Time of unms--1It7.
Umpirss-oDAy tNstionsl lssGus) be-
hind the plRtsI Dinssn (AmsrioAn league
ond basel Connolly American lsaEus)
at third hAha-
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THE THIRD GAME


Myers up FOUL, rhiho ono. UhIs toTSsd
out MysTH al first. wheat going l." nso-
ond MnnsLohy up. Honst"hy hl"d out
IL Bpsahsr. No runs. one lit, NO errors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Nav. had p.Ibay 'nlisi that haII a."
,ooHins o'.",. n.~" ~ hey ~c,e. rrova
Inui would hps. sJ.i "d 81 i0aaI ihi"a
,un. tlHhI iL~,e ho,auno h"d tho !"
noId been pulled ln MALTA hiI ~"ulh
have F"ne ihi"rrh With -" "uo n""I u
nat such IL hnsoiaiI pn tho WY tho
sauua ~yss plalsr nr""LIl', ,v"n rnI 10
-"rv~d tho VI I"ry U"hIy's m"n ~"Th 81
hn,I and fought hard. With EIiItsd tooth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

aud with ovory n"rvo l"nVc. Admit l"dly
thCy arc not tho h"Et club Ir"h
,hIv ,hcy will not cIaIul To 10. hut they
arr hugtlInR and nEhllng and their
n.h,Irv fnrrrh tho breaks or ihN luck
pI.nn ''hnpncnnd" TO DO whoTo a half
l,...,n yIrInu. drIycg were aimed KiIl.
II, ,,,,,.n,L,, tn hs WHARF went Ihrro
snnn,hc, that ought normally 10 have
cam, through clran Ito happened" +"
u. lshlnd Knnerchy when tho big irst
h,.snur hnIT blocked IA nrrro drive and
na "n',,,r.n,d" .o nprurtun-Iy that he
,,,rleyri Tho hail and threw tho runner
100, a, nr,, ON What ought To have boon
cI,,n has. hiI. Also smith hap
n,n,J" Ia cover nrst base on ihrea oo-
,n,lou,
Whom ~ many things happen. ono Ito
lin, r., ,,,,ro,.i thhI Ito nrnnkIyn bunch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

! Nnrrinr" may H.. uNd. ~ v, ~
| hut they d.u't Il~uy1 stand triumphant
] Ing to earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

u q q I u q d q o.
4 q o q q q o q q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Two hRBs hit-3pspEor
3Abrifiosu-J. Johnston, Rildufi. MIL
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| Cleveland
Brooklyn

E-nattsd for Malls In nth Inning
o--Rnn for O'Nsill In uth inning.
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4 dInncr ~ DU attended by lnolnbcrs OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
NEW RECORD IS MADE
Americans Defeat Engli-hmcn In
Opening at Relay Gamcs-knn-
NaS Wins Pcntathion.

PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-A
new worlds record, the defeat of
Englaud's best collegiate distance
runner. three teams. including OK
ford Cambridge. left at the post in
the star race ana the winning Of
the Pcntathlon by Bradley of the
University OF Kansas, were the out
standing features Of the opening day
OF the University OF Pennsylvania
relay carnival here today.
The presence Of the English uni
Versity track team gave an inter
national aspect to the games and but
for a heavy rain and the unfortunate
fiasco which ruined the distance
medley championship race, the initial
day Of the meet would have gone
down in athletic history as one of
the most successful in the long car
niVal record.
The fastest field Of varsity distance
runners that the country could boa st
faced the starter in the three mile
International intercollegiate race ar
ranged for the special benefit Of T.,
A. Montague OF oxford, winner OF
this event In the oxford Cambridge
dual meet i'm London on March 81
when he did II i'm l4:i5 3-5. To-day
he was easily defeated by T. Y,
Nightingale of New Hampshire state
college hy more than 40 yards in
1856. Mon'agu" ran second in Is
minutes % seconds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
OIL LEAGUERS PARADE
Plans Made for pp1ning OF Ciiy Oh
Baseball League Tuesday
SiN- Club League.

An opening day which will vie
with professional baseball organi-
zations win mark tho Inauguration
OF the on Baseball league next
Tuesday afternoon when Jhe Texaco
and Carter squads square Off at
McNulty park a. 6 o'clock.
\ parade in which every oil
company in the city will be repre-
scnted will tour the downtown
streets, commencing at the O. T. 4
r. corporation building, Sixth and
Cheyenne streets, AT 4.30 o'clock.
Dr T. g. Rcisling, president Of tho
amateur body and one OF the fore
most baseball boosters has pledged
many Kiwanis members 10 aid in
the demonstration and Doctor Res
ling helped make "A success ot the
Western league debut
A motion to increase the slz" Of
the league TO eight clubs was
squashed. though Sapulpa and West
Tulsa representative pleaded for
admission. II expansion Is decided
upon later, these clubs may be ad
mltted.
A season OF 80 games was agreed
upon to open May I and conclude
August 81 Each team will meet
the other seven times Harry WO-
mack was decided upon as umpire,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Western Association

FORT SMITH. April 3o.--Runched hits
IN two Innings accounted fur Font smiths
victory over Pawhusl,a today, 10 q. Rolfc
allowed the visitors only two hits.
Tho score II " y
Paw huskH .....,...... .-........ ." g
Fort Smith .......... ...... 2
Batteries s-Horle and Palmer. Rolfe and
Schmidt
DRUMRIGHT, Apru aO.--Drumright reg
istorcd its ffth consecutive viatory today
BY defeating Springfield 10 s. Swciss
struck out ~ springfield battcrs ana held
them to two hits
Tho score. " II u
Springfield ......... 100 oil O0O--j 2
bTumriRht ......,... 0Ol O22 on =
Baiterics--Ssyre and Comes Swess ana
Crittenden.
HENRYETTA Aprd 10 -Henryetta
turned the tables on OkmulEee today,
winning 6 TO !. Hcnryetth punched hits
with OkmulEco misplays and scored all
of i's runs In the third inning.
The score. " n. 4
Okmulgee .......... 900 00l 000--l
HCnrNetfa ...... 0Ob 900 oNN--A
Batcrjrs--W Williams and Fromm. "A
kins. Gray and Bell
ENID. Arrn 3O.-Jmmy Drohan crst
while oklahoma city Texas league mound
star won his first out Tor the Chickasha
Western association club today when
Ghickasha scored couple of runs In the
niuth inning and defeated Enid. 20 2.
The score. X a. T.
ChiCkasha ....... 200 600 o02--i
Enid ......... ...... 0l1 900 000--1
batteries ana Hayes, Campbell
and Lamb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
AGGIES WIN DUAL
MEET FROM X. c.
keck of Kendall Is High
Individual Point
Winner.

The Oklahoma Aggies Yesterday
defeated Kendall college in q dual
track and field meet on the Kendall
field, but Charles kcck upheld the
honor of the Kendall orange and
black by being the high individual
point winner. The score was 81 to SO
kcck's total was 20, four iirsts being
Won by the brilliant Kendall athlete
Kendall started well. Grove win
ug the tirst event. the lOO-Nard
dash, and keck taking the second.
he pole vault. The Aggies took the
cad after the fifth event the i2O-
yard high hurdles, and were never
leaded thereafter.
Grove Makes Fast Time.
Ivan Grove won the 100 and 220-
yard dashcs in fast time, 10 and %
seconds, respectively.
The next dual meet for the Ken
lau athletes Is with The Chillocco
Indians here May Is.
Following is the summary of
events in yesterdays meet;
The summary.
lO0-yard dash-Grovc, Kendall.
first: Bessire, \. Il NJ. second. Time,
Pole vault--keck Kendall first,
10 seconds
pole vault-Kock. Kendall, first,
Dean. A. ~ NJ second, King, Ken
dan. third. Ten feet two inches.
SSO-yard MCCuliough, a. a
NJ, first; Carleton. second; Balcom
Kendall. third. Time. ell 10.
shot put Bailey \. & NJ, first
Kcuncy. \. Il NJ. second; Williams,
kendall, third. Distance, SO feet
12O-yard high hurdlc--keCk Ken
Il 4I fire. lTuIln IA RnIAll tlnI@np al
ahead but was disqualIfiedD
High jump-Hoke, A. NJ, first ,
irwin. Kendall, second NJ. Ellison
and Holmes A. a. NJ. tie for third.
rive feet five inches
22O-yard dash-Grovc, Kendall
first; Bessire, A. q NJ. second, Bean
blossom, A. & NJ, third. Time, 20
seconds
Mile run. Mccullough A \ NJ.
first; Harrington, A, x NJ. second,
King Kendall, third Time, five
minutes five seconds.
Discus throw-kcnney, \. & NJ.
first, Bailey A. y NJ, second: Grove
Kendall third. Distance, lSl feet
inches,
22O low hurdles-Keck, Ken.
dali. first, Fctzer, a. 4 NJ, second.
Shenklin a d NJ, third. Time
- Is seconds
Broad jump--Beaublossom, A. &
NJ, first; Campbell. A. d NJ, second.
Grove. Kendall, third. Distance, 2l
feet "a nches.
440-yard dash BeSsire, A. & NJ
first; u. Mccullough, a & Nj. sec
ond; Balloon, Kendall, third. Time
90 2-5 seconds.
Iavclin throw--KeCk, Kendall
first; Bailey, A. & NJ, second; Ken
ney, A, & NJ, third. l3a feet inche,
Two mil" Dickerson, A. & NJ
first. Donovan, A. & NJ. second
/ Time. 1914 3-5.
Mile relay-A & NJ, first; Ken
! dall second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

Harry Erohn ana Jack Reeves
crack middlewcights. who meet In q
lb-round bout nt Convention han
next Monday night are 10 conclude
strenuous training this afternoon
Reeves will work at o'clock ana
Kruhn mt o'clock. Workouts arc
at the Brady hotel as usual.
Tho middlcweights and frankie
Manila and Kid SpaCk, bnntnms who
travel eight rounds In the semi wind
up. are to work Sunday In tho final
days training.
Reeves returned TO tulsa Yesterday
morning from Springfield. MO-.
whore ne boxed Young Fitzstmmons
in 10-rouud no-decision affair
Thursday night. Jack did not work
ont yesterday.
Krohu Yesterday went through q
whirlwiud afternoon OF exercise, step
ping ~ rounds W boxing and gym
nnRium work AZ top speed. He Is IN
"Jhc pink" and according to himself
and Manager Shoemaker, VIII cntot
the ring Monday night In superh
condition.
Edward w Cochrane. sporting
editor OF the Kansas city Journal.
and a nationally famous sporting
authority, was NJ iulSa y'hacTuaS 81
route from Enid where hc saw the
card staged by the American legion
OF that city, Thursday night. coch-
rane accompanied Dudley steel. n
Kansas city lightweight to Enid
steel lost to frankie Nurdin OF Okla
homa in the second round OF a 10
round bout. The Kansas city boy
hit his head on post In the ring and
fell through the ropes and was un
able to continue.
Kid Spack. Tulsa bantam, regis
tered another victory when he de
cisively beat Earl Filabaum in a five.
round semi -windup to the Nurdin'
| steel so. Spack conceded Filabaun
| 10 pounds In weight but was his op
ponent's master at all times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
TOILERS WIN PITCHERS DUEL; SEVENTH STRAIGHT VIC1
"Chick" johnson in
TOtCR: Has a Large
Stable of Fighters

"Chick" Johnson well known
boxing manager Of Kansas city
ana manager of e string Of box
rr~, chief Of whom ls Harvey
Thurp the crack weitcrweight
was iu tulsa yesterday on route to
kansas City from pittsburg, Kan.
whore Arlus flaming, one Of his
boxers Thursday night beat linn
mic lnuuing ia q iO-round bout
Chick b. the father OF a baby
E.rl aud divided his time talking
about hi- s,rappcrs and the new
addition to hts tamilN
lu addition To Thorp ana Fam
ming Johnson has Ralph AloXau-
der, heavyweight. Charley Arcu.
son. lightweight. Hairy lleuneSscy.
tvuthctWciEht. Bob Lacy. wcltcr-
weight and Jerry Coles, middle
weight
Johnson is especially cnthusiss-
iic over Alexander lie ~ - years
old. siN feet four inches tall and
weighs 1870 pounds
luhnSon's headquarters are at
The Cuttcr hotel ut Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Pietr0 Famous AccOrdeOniSt Coming
Heads Excellent Bill Opening at Orpheum
TOMORROW

rbe
policy
the on
he
possibly the bill Everybody mas ca' o Z
near MN
Of the big featured
comedy Harlan ThoWp
nand 4 D. N
respon bio or som Of
minstrel
boys Ne
featured excellent organization
Is
fun at all three shows omorrow-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Heady Base RunningandG Great
Fielding Contribute to Victory
Tommy Connolly Steals
Home-Cleveland
Swipes Two.
RICHMOND SAVES DAY
Ray Goes in in Eighth With
Bases Full and Turns
Back Boosters.
BY LARRY DALEY

Heady and speedy base running,
timely hitting and brilliant fielding
gave the Tulsa oilers the third and
last game of the series with Des
Moines here yesterday. making the
seventh straight victory for the
homelings and keeping them within
one.half game OF the league leading
Wichita Witches, who made a
sweep of the three game series with
St Joseph. The score was @ to ..
Lew Cowan and Buck" Bucka-
lew engaged in pitchers battle for
seven innings toWan was retired
in tho eighth In favor of Richmond,
after the Boosters had scored ono
run and had filled the bases. Ray
proved "A great rescuer, turning back
the Boosters without a run or hit
in that and the ninth innings.
Buckalcw In Great Form.
Buckalew pitched brilliant bali al
lowing only six hits passing but one
and striking out two
IL was the Oilers timely hits. with
splendid base running engineered by
Abbott and successfully executed by
the players that gave them their
three runs and il was their steady
and sometimes sensational fielding
that turned back Jack COffcy's club
Wi.h only two runs.
Richmond shares great portion
OF the credit for the victory. lie
went in the game ia the eighth with
the bases fun and retired the side
without score being registered Off
his delivery. Yesterdays victory
was Richmond's third straight.
Cowan hurled very Creditable
game and aside from the eighth in
ming was almost as effective as
Buskalew. After one run had been
made by the Boosters In the seventh
inning he struck out three batters,
with a. man on second base.
Oilers First 10 Score.
The oilers were first to score
counting one run in the second in
ming Connolly singled To center
with one out Cleveland doubled
TO left, Connolly stopping at third.
Terncy popped to McDermott. COn-
molly and Cleveland successfully oX-
ecuted the double steal. Connolly
scoring and Cleveland reaching
third.
After that inning Buckalew and
Cowan pitched great ball. and no
more scores were made until the
Boosters counted in the seventh.
Coffey. first up, singled to left. Nc
bulre struck our. corey scored on
Anderson's double to center.
The Oilers made one In their half
Cleveland singled Though second
with two out and stole second Tier
ney's long single TO left scored Bar
ney from second
Boosters Tie Count.
Des Moines tied 1t in the eighth.
McDerbott, first batter, was given a
life when Tierney kicked his ground
er Milan singled to left. Hasbrook
hit sharply down the third base line
for single and the bases We're full.
Brecn's single to left scored Nc
Dermott. Richmond was sent TO
the slab in place OF Cowan. Coffey
famed. Mcguire grounded sharply
to Richmond, who forced Milan at
the plate on a very close decision.
Anderson ended the inning by lift
ing to Tierney
Tho Ammotis won IL in their half
OF the eighth Dobhins walked.
Richmond sacrificed. Buckalcw 20
Hasbrook. Burke flied to Milan.
rArmorc singled To left and Dob
bins scored the winning run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
CONFER ON RULES CHANGES
United states Golfers Discuss poc-
siblo (hnngr Of IimlCN

NEW YORK. April S0.--Delegatcs
representing golf assoc "a ions
througout The country met here to-
day to confer with the United states
Golf association rules committee con
cerning changes iu the rules of goii.
The committee will sail for England
late in May to take up the matter
with the Royal and Ancient Golf club
of 81 Andrews aud the meeting to-
day was to get the concensus OF opin-
ion regarding the stnndardiZing oi
the ball. the stymic and the lost ball
-ule About - associations were
rcprpsCnted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Fined for stealing Clothing.

George NJ. Clark, an cmploye Of
n local transfer company charged
with the larceny Of silk shirt and
three pairs Of Wonen's hose from
the American Express company. en-
tered a plea Of guilty Is petit lar
ceny yesterday before Justice IT, j.
Gray and was committed 10 jail to
serve out a fine Of $40 and costs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
TUTUTN ----------. . D Y 7
'Battcd for Buckalew in ninth.
TULSA

Two base hits, Anderson, Davis,
Cleveland Runs ana hits. > and d
ou Cuwan in innings; q and OF
Richmond IN 2 innings. Winning
pitcher, Richmond. Bases on balls.
or Burkalew l. off Cuwan o. OFT
Richmond l. struck out. by BuCka-
low 2. by Cowau 2. by Richmond !.
Hit by pitcher French by Cowau,
MaEuirc by CoWan, double play,
CuWau to Ticrucy to Graham, lett
on bases, Dcs Moincs 10. Tulsa 3.
Sacrifice hits. McDcrmott. Buckalcw,
Graham. stolen bases. Connolly.
Cleveland .. Time OF game, ! hour
90 minutes. lmpircs, Jacobs and
l.duZOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Weekly TrapshoOt To
BE Held on Rifle Range

The Tulsa Gun club viii hold It's
weekly trap shoot this afternoon at
. o'clock on the Tulsa rifle range
grounds, two and onc-half milcs
north of the city. All trap shooters
wishing 10 join In the shoot ana VINO
have no way Of getting to the
grounds can stop around at the j.
~. Mcgee sporting Goods store as
cars viii leave for the grounds about
l:Aa o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
MIDDLEWEIGHTS :
WORKOUT TODAY
Reeves and Krohn Go
Through Training :
at Brady. z
Boxing Bouts Tonight

~ Dayton. Ohlo--Johnny Dun.
ac- "s. Young W"hh, !" rounds;
fcathcrwCights.
At Detroit t---Al Reich Va. Capt.
Rob Roper, 10 rounds; heavy
weights
At Frankie Mason W.
Carl Trcmainc. 10 rounds; ban
tamwoights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Joe Beckett to Battle
Has-BeeR Tommy Burns

SOUTHAMPTON. April 30.-Joe
Beckett, the English heavyweight,
has signed articles to meet Tommy
Burns, the French Canadian fighter.
who was in his prime a dozen years
ago The date OF the match has not
vet been settled upon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Admits Violating Postal Law.

Rivington Shoemaker. charged
with sending an obscene letter from
Tulsa 10 Ohio. entered plea OF
guilty at his arraignment yesterday
before C. L. Yancey. United STATES
con, missioner, and was released on
bond OF $500 for action by the ferl
eral grand jury