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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
John SmithsOn in Fine Form;
"Yank" Davis Homer Decisive
Southpaw Hurler AL
lows Only Five
Hits.
ABB0TTS FIELD WELL
Smithson Greatly Assisted
by Matcs--First Game
Today at 2:30.
ny LARRY DALEY.


John smithson yesterday turned
In brilliantly pitched game and
the oilers won tho opening Ramo ~
the series from omaha. I 10 2. II
was Smithson's fourth straight vic
tory
only five hits wcrc made of the
delivery ot tho Tulsa souihpaw and
with the exception Of the seventh
inning he was mover In danger None
~ the Rourkcs' drives went for ex-
TIA bases smithson was wild. issu-
Ing Hcvon bases on bnlls but he
tightencd with men on bases. Five
Rourko players struck nut, two Of
them for the third oat and with
fpcn on bases.
"Yank" Davis. with Smithson. was
tho DAYS hero For the fourth time
NJ McNuiiy park this season tho
rirht folders bat played an impor-
tnnt pnrt IN an Otter victory, Davis
Yesterday hit over tn" center field
wall IN Nhc fourth inning, scoring
runner ahead for what proved
70 bc the winning runs
One Run Not Earned.
Smithson was accorded splendid
support by his mates. his aidca
greatly assisting In turning back tho
Rourkcs However. ono run made
hy Omaha was due 10 loose playing
nv the Oiler defense Dobhins
dropped the hall after tagging Ma
ann at the nlato and McManug slow
nrss in failing 10 touch second or
HIS failure To toss To Tierney. which
would have forced Maullin at second
for tho third out, before Mason
snrlnted for the plaN would have
retired tho Ronrkca with only one
ruin In tho seventh
iTen hits were made by the Oilers
off the deliveries Of Kopp and
arhn,zmnn. Smithson cot two blows
IN four times up, both his hits con-
trihutinP 20 tho scoring.
with Korn and Smithson pitching
effectively, no scores were made un-
N, the fourth inning when the Oilers
Registered three one wns out when
Cleveland got the first Oiler hit OF
the game. single to first. Con
nelly bent out tap In front ~ the
piate. Cleveland going 10 third and
when Hale threw wild To first Clevo-
land scored and Connolly went TO
second Davis smash over the fence
counted Connolly and himself,
Rnurkcs scorc In Seventh.
! Two hits, an error hit hntsmRn
and two hnses on balls gave tho
nourkcs their only two runs of the
game ir the seventh, Donicn first
up. walked, hut was forced nt sec
s,ni by ieliveit. Tlerrov TO McMarua,
Mason walked and Hale SINGLED 10
right filling the bases. Mnullin,
hntting for Kopp. singled tn left
yollvolt scoring. Gislason drove to
right field but Connolly made q
great running one-hansl catch. Cnu-
nelly threw TO McManus. who tossed
20 Tierney too late IN double Hale
off second. Mason counting when
Dohhlns dropped Ticrncv's peg.
The oilers made the final run OF
the game IN tho sixth nohhlns
Singled TO loft with two out Smith
son singled To center. pohhlns going
to second, from which he scored
On Burke's long single TO center
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CiNlnnatl

'Batted for GoWdy In eighth.
tbattod Tor O'Neill In ninth
iHatei for Ftllingim In ninth.
Cincinnati ..,........,.,..,oa cas- 900 o0o---1
Boston Observation-Disclosures 600 OOO OIL
summary Runs, Neale wingo Ring
cruise, thrtstenhury errors, Holke Ma.
iunNhle, two.hsse hits Roush, Pick /.
Dauhert 2. Hopt 10 Rsth 10 paubert
Gowdy 20 MarHnvllle PICK 10 noeckel
bases on balls. or Ring j. or Fillingim
= struck out, by Rims 2, by FilIinsim .,
Cubs Win In Twelfth.
FRoOlNlNN June l9.-ChiCago won to-
days game In the l2th inning when a pass
TO Terry, Merkles double and O'FarreITn
home run scored three runs and broke a
~ drndlnrk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Shamrock ". Shows Speed.

SANDY HOOK. n. j., June 10
Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger
Shamrock ~ easily defeated the
% meter Shamrock in the first trial
race today. The challenger won
by 13 minutes and is seconds. ac-
tual time over n triangular course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Collins and Country
Club Professionals
EUen in Match Play

]. c. Collins gained a match on
PHI Heslcr. assistant professional
Of the Tulsa Country club by WIN
ming in Fridays play / up, thus
giving him two matches In three
Their fourth and last match is 10
be played today.
Billy Mchlhorn, professional ot
the Country club defeated Collins
In their third match, thus having
one-matoh edge In their three
matches They have one moro
match to play
Mehlhorn and Hcsler participate
In the professional tourney OF the
Oklahoma city Country club.
which starts next sunday.
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Summary. Home run Davis Sac
rifico hits Linglc, Graham, Me
Manus Bases on balls-Off Kopp.
2, off Schnt2mau, | or Smlthston.
7. Struck out -liy Smithson, 3 Balk
kopp. Runs and hlts-i ana 8
In innings OF kupp, o ana In 2
innings of Schatzman. Double plays
Connolly 10 McMnnus. Graham to
Tiorncy to McManus, Schatzman to
Mason to Lcllvelt. Lott on bnscs--
Omaha. s, Tulsa. \. Time of game
! hour 90 minutes. umpiros Llpe
and Fitzpatrick
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Cruise, boston. .2O6; stock, 81.
Louis, .305.
1lnCup Leads \. \.
Tincup, TIE Indian pitcner with
Louisville, fs topping the hatters 81
the American association with an
average OF .li4 Jones Of Minucnpo-
lis is the runncr-up with 400. and
bel Gainor OF Milwaukee with .3s6
is In third place.
bunny" Brief OF Kansas city has
cracked out seven home runs and Is
leading this department. while Leo
Dresser Of st. Paul. with - theits
Is far in front among the base steal
ers. other leading ratters: wick
land. Toledo, ass; Hartley, Colum-
bus, .3jO; Duncan, st, Paul .3la'
Wane, Minneapolis, .3i7; Good,
Kansas CITY 33s Rutlcr, Milwau-
kce, ass; Henry. Columbus, 90 :;
Dyer. Toledo. .326; lt1pp, st Paul.
321. Bcscher, Columbus. .3l7,
Wolfer, Columbus, Az.
Rogart Continues Pace.
The Western league hattcrs are
topped By Pitt OF oklahoma city,
who has an average Of ass, Bogart
Of Joplin and nrannon Of Tulsa are
tied for second place with $50.
Kruger Of Joplin is run getter, hav-
ing registered 50 times. aryan Of
Wichita is leading tho home run hit
ters with nine. and Lee of Omaha
with Is thtfts is showing the way 70
the base stealers,
Othcr leading battcrs: East
Wichita, .37S: Saryan, wichita
377: O'Connor. Des Moincs. .363
Shestak. ST. Joseph. .352; Krouger
Joplin. $50; Conroy ST. Joseph
.34s; Ticrney TulsG, .343: Lelivclt
Omaha, .S4I; Coffev, Des Moincs
3as; Reichle. Sioux city, .337,
Bonowita, st. Joseph, .337.
"l.abc Ruth" OF Minors.
Miller OF Little Rock. the "Babc
Ruth" OF the minors, in addition &c
leading the Southern association
hauers with an average Of $40
banged out four homcrs during the
past week and now has ten to hi,
credit.
Carroll of Memphis In addition &C
being the best base stealec with %
thefts. ~ leading tho run gotters
He has scored IS times
Other leading battcrs: BRAZIL
Atlarta, .333. Barnhart, Birming
ham. .33a Harper. Little Rock, .230;
Carroll. Memphis. .32i: Ellis. Bir.
mingham. .3l7; McInrray. Memphis
.Si7; A. High. Memphis. .3l2; Rip.
p"rton. New Orleans, ,3O6 Brown
Nashville. 900; Blades. Memphis
2ss, G. High, Atlanta, .29s; De.
berry, New Orleans, .29S: Frierson
Little Rock. .297; Bernscn, Bir.
m,ngham. 200.
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Yale Defeats Princeton.

NEW YORK, Jure i9.---By de-
feating Princeton here this morning
by to 0 In an exciting pitchers bat
tie, Yale gained the long end OF its
annual series against the Tigers.
Both teams played errorless ball,
The score:
Princeton 900 600 0OO--O 6 o
Batteries: Cox ana Peters, Mar
Eetts and Fisher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
PHILLS WIN TWO
FROM CARDINALS
Reds Defeat Braves
Adams Beats N. Y
Cubs Win.

PHILADELPHIA, June ia--Phiisdel-
phia won q double header from ST. Louis
today, 10 TO and 6 to /. In the first
game Jacobs was knocked from the box In
the fifih. Philadelphia scoring eight Of It's
nine runs after two were out TrsEesser
made hts fourth home run In eight play
ing days flrtcher's double and RAWLINGS
home run drove In four runs In tho first
two innings Of the second game.
FIRST GAME,
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Foster Young. q. Hush. shorten. srror
NchRng, two.haHe hits Fiagstead Mctnnis
stolen base Scott; double plays plnelll
10 O Rush 90 Ellison, RchanE to McNnily.
bases on balls, Oft Fhmkc 2 OF Russell
?. struck out, by Ehmke !, by Russell s
Erickson Effective.
CLEVELAND. June 10 =-Etickson'a ot-
tcctivencss resulted today In Washington
defeating Cleveland to /.
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RUTH IS INJURED:
WHITE HOSE WIN
Browns Win From As
Griffmen Defeat
Indians.

CHICAGO, june ig--Chicaxo defeated
New York fot the first time this season
by winning tho final game of the series
today, New York also lost IN. services Of
'Dhbe' ruth Nms run Ming. who was
hit by thrown ball, and Pitcher MuEridss
who turned his ankle In the 10Th After
The game u was said Ruth was not seri-
ousiy hurt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
MINERS DEFEAT
SIOUX CITY 5 TO |
Saints Beat Indians
Witches d e fe at
Boosters.

JOPLIN, June is.---The Miners defeat
Cd sioux city today s to /. Marks out
pitching Manouek at every r,Sge OF The
game. An error was responHiple lor the
opi. Packer score and Debates error con
,rihutrd to the four that Joplin got In
the third Yesterdays postponed game
viii be played sunday as the second half
Of double header.
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Saints Overcome Lead.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June lo-Bunch-
ing five hits one thres-bagger, after two
had been retired In the eighth, 81. Joseph
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
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Freedman Beats Tillmnn.

CHICAGO. june 10, -- Sailor
Freedman, a Chicago lightweight,
defeated Johnny Tillman, Mime
apoiis, today in iO-round bout at
East Chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
I,xies Win In Nlnth.

summary. Runs. French, Hasbrook'
Smith @ Butler; errors. Poorman- McDer-
mott Long ?. Banner, Berger. Yaryan.
butler Conian; bases on balls off Gregory
q OF Lynch 2. sacrifice hits, CoNey z;
left on bases. wichita 10. Des Mones 5 !;
two o-base hits. Washburn Butler Berger,
Cnnlan, stolen bases. Smith, Yaryan'
double play, Berger to Griffin 20 Beck
struck out by Lynch IL, by Gregory 2;
rasaed balls. Banner. Long: umpires,
Buckley and Jacobs, time, $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
ST. LOUIS STARS
LEAD SWATTERS
Sisler Tops American
With .408-Hornsby
Still Leads.
PITT LEADS WESTERN
Brannon Tied for Second
Tierney Hitting .343--
Lelivelt High.

CHICAGO. H.. June i9.-.-George
Sisl"r. star OF the st Louis club,
today is blazing the trail for the
battors Of the American league.
Tho -. Louis first bnseman, sec
end to Tris Speaker Of Cleveland a
week ago. shot into first place with
an average Of .t0S, white speaker
fell into second place with az aver
age OF .39.. Joe JackHou the hard
hitting outficldcr win Chicago, IL
third with .37i. The averages in
cludcs games OF wednesday.
Sisters remarkable batting streak
came into bloom a week ago and
his consistent hitting won the
coveted first place hOnors. Slsler
connected with IL hits in seven
games. He has "A total OF So safe
bows for fl games
with tho season a third finished
Babe" Ruth. champion homc-run
gettcr, seems certain OF establishing
new record ~ he IL only II be-
hind the mark Of 20 he 6et last sea 70
~ Ruth drova out his 18th mash
during the first game Of the Chica-
go-N~w York series, driving the ball
into the right. ficll blelchcrs. He is
far ahead OF hls 1919 performance,
when he attained his lStn homer On
august IS.
Speaker Is leading Ruth by one as
a run gettcr, having registered 81
times. Eddie Rice Of Washington
continues to show the way TO tht
base stcalers. his % thefts rem an
ing high. other loading hatters
4. n
Cleveland. .35i, Meuscl New York
.253: Weaver, Chicago. .35l; Muir
Iphy. Chicago. .35l: shotten. Detroit
.35o: Hendrix. Boston, .349; Judge
Washington. .3iS. Ruth. New York
34I; Evans. Cleveland, .3i3; Jacob
son. 81 Louis, .3I2: Felsch. Chi
cago. .335.
IIornsby Adds TO Average.
There was little change among thu
leading batters of tho Nattona
league during the past week Roger
lIornsby OF st. Louis added few
roints To his average. "a did Men
olson OF pittsburgh. who became th'
runrcr-up TO the 81 Louis star, dis
placing l,aubert ~ Cincinnatt whose
slump put him In thira place.
Uorn-hy Is batting .3sS, Nichol'
sonu, .35i and Daubert. .3i6. Horns
| Nv. in addition TO heading the rat
ters. Is the best run getter. lie ha'
registered Al timos, his nearest
competitor being stock. a team mate
aud Flack OF Chicago. VINO are tied
each having scored 35 runs.
Cy williams OF Philadelphia failed
10 increase his string Of home runs
hut IL holding his own with sever
circuit drives to his credit. Dave
u Uobcrtson of Chicago, Is two be-
hind him.
Max Carey Of p!tt7hurgh pilferel
two more bases, and is far In front
of the base stealcrs with n string
OF Is. Rousch OF Cincinnati, his
closest rival. has stoler - bases
other Leading batters. " ""r'son
Chicago, $40: Groh. ''l
335; Duncan, TinCiuf .'N.
Rousch, Cincinnati. a. NHms
Philadelphia. .3l2. L. . ", Sow
YORK, ais: Young. New Nork. .alS.
Flack. Chicago, .St5; Clemens, st
! Louis, 800 Tournior, 81 Louis sos.
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Pittissrsh

'Hs'tSd for Nehf In eighth
Pittsburgh ..,.............OiO 100 o0l--l
New York ................D 900 900 900
summary: Runs Whittcd. CUtshaw
Grimm. errors Rlgbce. Doyle Smith,
Nehf; two-base hits. whitted. KauY
stolen bases Bigbee. Carey, double plays.
Neht to Bancroft to Kelly. Bancroft to
Kelly, Nchf 20 Kelly. Cu'shaw to Grimm.
tutshaw to Rarbarc to Grimm; bases on
balls, or Neht ?, struck out by Eehf l,
by Adams D.
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with a population OF I 800 900 In
an area of 72,2l0 square miles Uru-
quay Is the most dcnsely inhabited
South American nation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

According 20 English experiment.
ers blue glass drives flies away, but
orange, yellow or white glass at
tracts them.
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IRAN for Clrmons In ninth.
~. Louis .t.sf..s.ss..ssss wv WI uVo--l
Phlndelphia ..........,...g g2O 0iO O0N--5
summary Runs Hrrnshy, RAWLINGS .,
Williams Msusel wheat; error. Schultz
two base hits, Fletcher, Mausel home
runs. Hornsby, Rawlings, stolen base,
Rawlings, double playa, Sherdel to Isvan
70 FournicT, Iiornsby 10 i.avau 60 -Four.
nler bases on balls, Oft Schupp 2 struck
out by Schupp :. by Sherdel ., by G.
smith
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Dawson Graham's speedy work In
the third, when he started dou-
BILE play by forcing Hale at second
on Kopp's difficult grounder got a
big hand,
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Philadelphia ....,......... uiU uuu uup--l
81 Louis ..,,...,....,..2o 900 Oi0 O0N--3
summary Runs, walker. Tobin, sisler,
Jacobson errors. griffin, Gerber: two
bic play, Gerber TO Gedeon to Sisier,
bases on balls Oft Naylor 3. on Well
man struck out by Naylor ]. by Welt
man 2,
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W. A. LEADERS WIN 2
OkmuIgcc Defeats DrumriGht So
Chicks and Twins Split--I'cnrys
Defeat PnwhuslSa--Enid Ties.

.oKMUL0EE. June lo.--,1kmuigee won
both games of y double header here ny
shores ~ TO In the urst game WIN
fnii HsaE hit wlndlo bringing in tho
winning run. Tho second game was also
the fourth whom Wright moncntariy slack
ened and allowed three hits In rapid sue
r,,st snme, RIIE.
okmuiree s''.' '........ 200 ooo ioi-2 ii )
pTS%rlTs pTpSs%,srslTlss.--wniams and md " rroom S% Mas
and truth, .
Second game " ~ "
9kmul,sse, ..'.,"'''''''''' 900 600 "Sa SSa y,
NIs fssysn innings by agrcemenN
nstterics-willieme aud fromm,
Wright and crittsndon.
cHIcKAsHA. June lo.--rort Smith and
Chiekashe split n double header here to.
n scoro Of 10 6, The Chicks came back
In The last same and finished yio,oriou,
10 In the first game with q strong at.
tack maintaining n substantial lead 90
the end. The locals held a batting rally
come the visitors big lead. In the sec
ond game errors coupled win timely hlts
and pair Of walks cave tho locals two
runs IN the sixth inning, sewing up the
game.
first Famei RI y
Cshickasha ....... 600 OO2 NOt--6 ~ 2
I BAtteries--nessou and schmidt Smith.
wilson ana haNch.
, second game! ". " u.
chickahsrs ,..,...ss.s, oNR heN N--b
Fort Smth ..,,...,,. 00n 600 2--2 ?
Batteries-A Alien ana schmidt kastaks,
Muller and Hayes.
Z HENRYETTA, June l9.--Henryetta out
hit pawhutka TODAY Tor TO 4 victory
grey was BIT Nild but proved superior
10 the pinches.
I The score u, II, y,
pnwhuska ......... O9O 600 800 I /
Henryetta ...........OiO Oe2 O0X---5 ~ 2
nRttorios-FRrnhum and Bgannon; Grey
Ahd Aransman,
t ENID. June l0--Hnld and Springfield
played tu the seventh iuntng here today
10 when the showers which had been
threatening became too severe and the
game wls called. Rud Brannon, tho local
first baseman, made - spectacular catch |
df a not line drive, pulling an unassist-
"a double play which prevented spriny
field from scoring
The score n ". 4
Springfield ...,.,,,.,,, ooo 900 90 / o.
End s.sr,ts-,st. rsstss OHu Onh b--O
atteries--FHyre and Gomez, Biggers
and Lamb.
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summary. Runs. Manouck. Hamilton,
Krueger. Lamb Bogart Wagner; errors.
nef,ie. Siutg. Krueger; hit by. pitcher
Wagner by Manouck, bases on balls, on
Nsnouck g. OF Marks sacrifice hits
Yock.y Crouch, left on bases, Sioux CITY
&. Joplin T. three.hase hit. pogart two
base hits Yockoy, Wagner. Mari Eiiiert'
rer, earned runs. Joplin D. double plays
Smtz TO Kruger 70 Nockey, Marks 70
Krusgpr TO Yockey. Crouch TO Eiffert
Mari 10 Detate TO shannon: time, i;t5,
uinplres Becker and Lauzon.
I,xies Win In NInth.
WICHITA, June 1e.--Bergcr broke ur a
piichera battle In the ninth when he
doubled with smith on base and brought
home the winning run. II was the 10Th
straight loss for Des Moines.
The score
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Connolly had great day. In ad-
dition to his batting Tommy fielded
brilliantly Ills catch Of Lees drive
In the first and throw doubling Gis-
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BOSTON, June lg,-cinCinnaU defeated
Boston to today. Four bases on balls
In the ninth by Rims who had held Hos
ton to four hits, forced over Roston's sec.
ond run, with one out Ruether succeed.
ed Ring and Wilson hit into a double play.
llits by Nedlc, Ring AMI Wingo. a sacTitica
fly by Rsth and errors by Holks and
Maranville gave Cincinnati Its three runs
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summary nuns, Nick. Meuhei Hodle =,
Mourldge, Weaver. jackson 2, Foisch O. =.
Collins errors reckinpHurh Mrusei,
FelHch, Lynn, three base hits. Pratt.
relsch, stolen bases, McMullin. ! col-
lihri double plays. Srhatk to Weaver.
McuHel to Wnrd to rerkinpaugh. Cicotte
to ", collins to J Collins !. Collins tp
McMulltn; bases on hallA - Cicotte ]. of
MoEtidge !. on Williams struck out,
by Ciootte O. by MoEiidse a.
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Graham, Connolly and Smithson
were yesterdays batting leaders with
marks Of 500 each, Connelly's drive
by foot.
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Playing TO Form

Totals .......2S 2 62til 3
SBnttcd for kopp In seventh.
NKNau Tor Mduliiu In seventh
TtfIgA
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'nne out when winning run scored.
thaued for Cicotte IN ninth
New York ,..,.......t.,,o ooi ool 600 i---s
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Notes of the Game

Leading pitchers OF the Western
league clash In today's double head
or. which starts at 2,30 o'clock, u
the mound selections as announced
last night are not changed Fuhr
and Palmcro. southpGws. are Jack
Lellvclts choices, with Morris and
Cowan as the Abbott nominees,
There Is the possibility that smith
son may be sent back to the slab
today,
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Cruise, Boston. .2O6; stock, ~
Inuls 305
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DETROIT Iune % iIoH,on HIT two De.
troit ,pitchcrH Tor i2 safe blows while
ltuessn was holding the Tigers 20 five and
the Rcd SoN won.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-30
Select Committees
for Commercial Club
Board of Governors OF Civic Body
Meet With ice-President
Daniels and Select Heads
of Departments
WOOD REPLACES CHAPMA
Plan to Provide Permanent Head
quarters placed in Charge of
George Anderson

The board of governors of the
commercial club met Tuesday even
ing at the apartments of H. B. Dan
iels, vice president of the club, for
the PURPOSE of appointing commit
tees and attending to other matters
of business C. d. Wood was named
to take the place of Leon j. Chap
man, who resigned his position on
the board.
Plans for permanent headquarters
were brought up and George Ander-
son was appointed to chairman of
committee on location and fur
nishings. ]. A. Stewart was named
chairman of the membership COM
mittee, Ray Crabtree, entertainment;
=. Z. Collins, asylum and state nor
NAL; and A. T. Springer, to act as
representative of the club to work
with the city council in the Mount
Putnam project.
The next meeting of the board will
De- held Monday evening in the
Blackfoot City bank Offices.