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The Washington herald., 1920-10-28

~tO be knocking at the door. Chdss
than third. Goldine should trim'
Nellie Yorke in the fifth. It's a close
Mt but the former has a slight
edge" Padua carried the proverbial
ton Of WISE money the last time out
Will bear watching today.
It's in the sixth where the dirty
work will be done. Yep, the word
has been passed to the faithful 10
climb aboard Star Realm. and IL he
only runs half as well as he's been
working the "cralers" will be pay
ing of for a week to come. Sun
Rose and Napoli should be fighting
it out at the end for the balance Of
the purse
Sugarmint will be well meant in
the closing number. Route. weight
and going are just made to order.
Mumbo Jumbo has worked well and
is sure TO be knocking at the door.
Jock Scot will bear watching. Has
not raced to best form of late. Nun
sed.
One best bet of the day - Two
Pair.
Best take-a-chance bet - Star
Realm.
Best parIcy MantiIIa, BastiIle,
Chasseur to show.
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First Race - MantiIIa, Sheba.
Wild Thoughts.
see~nd Race widener Entry,
DebadOu. yaIspar.
Third Race - Two Pair, Martin
A. Noonan, Bastille.
Fourth Race CamOuheur, Herd
Girl. Chasssur.
Fifth Race GoIdine, Nellie
NOrke, Padua-
Sixth Race - Star Realm, sun
rose, NapoIL
seventh Race - Sugar Mint.
MumbO Jumbo, Jock Scot.
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
First Race Harvest King,
SqueeIer, Jack straw.
Second Rnce-LOu Widrig, Court
Third Rnce-Sweet Liberty, An
ticipate, Tulsa.
Fourth Race-Accelerate, Keep,
Peggy c
Fifth Race - GoIdbIatt Entry,
Dodge, Ginger.
sixth Race - Nanny o. Mine,
FrIyoI, Artisan.
Seventh Race Jim LETTERING,
DIR. Rae, Dahabiah II.
Best bet Jim HeherinE.
EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS.
First Race 81. Isidore, Marie
Antoinette, Bon TrOmP.
second Race - MIR. Brummel, Lo-
Gust Leaves. Babylonian.
Third Race Sweet Music, Red
Red Rose, Goaler.
Fourth Race-Grey Lag, DeernIer
Sou, Dry Moon.
Fifth Race Royal Lodge, Ting
ling, Beaumarais.
Sixth Race - Aida McGee, Lady
AIEy, Sparkling.
Best bet Mr. Brummel.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-28
Tree Fooled; Buds Again.

Hagerstown, Nd, Oct. 27.-Spring
has returned TO this section. ac-
cording TO the appearance Of a large
maple tree standing in front OF the
courthouse. The tree has put on a
new growth of buds and young
leaves just as it did in the calendar
spring.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-28
NOLLYERs Corr1EAE6sk
II on kfe MN
ASPoRTorK KINGS 80

Two Pair
Out of the old pickle vat hope fish the baby
today The Whitney connections mighty sanguine
and the spot TO be ideal So, with anything
like decent racing luck 1 expect that Two Pair will
ring the bell Martin A. Noonan and Baste have the
balance of the purse between them. The latter is
genuine sleeper. All this happens in the third at
Laurel.
Mantilla to be in soft spot in the days
opener. Sheba has worked exceptionally well and is
the TO beat. Wild Thoughts only needs snug
handling in order to the short end of the purse.
The widener entry looks like the in the second
Debadou and Valspar have worked well.
Camouheur, a juicy odds, is along by the
checkers as their special. The boys believe it's just
like taking candy a squeeler They make
string along. Herd Girls last hummer. Is sure
the door. Chasseur just naturally cannot be worse
The Washington herald., 1920-10-28
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
By HIGHWAY.
One Best-Herd Girl.

First-Galiot, Wild Thoughts,
Chinnie Walsh.
Second - Duettiste, Debadou,
Joyful.
Third-Despair, Two Pair, Bas-
title.
Fourth - Herd Girl, Amaze.
Csmoufieur.
Fifth = Frank Monroe, nellie
Yorke, Widow Bedotte.
Sixth = Sunrose, Star Realm.
Mistress Polly
Seventh = Jock Scot, Sugar
mint, Mumbo Jumbo.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-28

UTHE TROUBLE began. as
l trouble often begins in
stead of ending, with a romance.
In Dalesburg-"
The Washington herald., 1920-10-28

mistakes Girls last
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
NEW PACING RECORD
Rifle Grenade Sets New Mark for
Three-Ycar-olds at Fort Miami
Track--Time Is 2!06 III.

TOLEDO. Ohio, July ia new
worlds record was hung up for
three. .year-old pacing geldings at
the Fort Miami track this afternoon
when Rifle Grenade of the Lon Nc
Donald stable paced the first mile
in 2.06 IA; cutting quarter sec
ond Off the hecord held by Direct
the Work made at Lexington two
years ago.
King watts, owned by George +.
Dudley OF Youngstown and driven
by Lon Mcdonald, won the Tecum-
sch 2:i2 tro $1,000 stake, Alta
Donavan, the favorite having to be
contented with third money. Allie
Ash brook won the last heat. Cal
gary Earl won the 2:07 pace in
straight heats while Charlie Red
captured the 2:07 trot, although IN
the stretch Tommy Todd came up
and took the third heat.
Rifle Grenade won the 3-year-
old pace in one, two, three order.
This gelding is owned by Mr.. Dud-
ley.
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Entries TntlaN.

First race nvo furlongs-- Royal Visitor.
w Last Rose, 100 pcuareh los; ATivol.
Wood, ne, John Reardon. ll2i East
Mlnc lis, Runaua,s lis: West Vest" sldo.
lO9
Sccoud race sx furlons.-oid Sinner.
20. Humml, ioa Scrub Lady. 1906 Guar
anieed, l0di summer sigh. ZOE; James
Poster io7. PulluN, io1 iappet, Io7, May
". lo9' Tarsscon, M Circulate, III.
rrlvolity- 81 Lancelot no; Cock o. Ths
Ndin. lnI; Jean Bulliaut lO2: Rainbow
Girl, ioS, weinland ic7
Third race, ono Algonquin. 81.
Glow Worm. 90, salvRtelle, 1Ob, Statlm.
100 huElc March. 1915 Kama. l07. cal
ysg to, Ictmo, No. Ladder OF Light
Fourth race, mile and once eight Best
OF. pb Mayor House, oS, Paul weldel,
losi slippery Elm, io9 ReEalo, 100, Mid
night sun, IFS, General Haig. lt3; Dras
tiG liti IRISH KISS, i2o; Exterminator
Fit,h race six furongs-pr. Hickman
Cares o7; Honor Man. 9T, Bni McCioy
a1 .ulen Light los, Ultra Gold, lO9. Co,
bait Lass, no ~ Quintsn, NJ.
noSH Ss they Shall SS no, fass ssS'StGJMs IS; Jin
Hastings 100, Gain De Cause, 1925 sun,
duria. lo2' Or, Carman, iotj Douglass 3.
lol Romeo lo7 beaver Kin, M.
seventh race, mile and siSteenth-shor r.
Cc@ni@s'' C@ies ss s iSI in9.'T br i0i Keep isi tn
l0i, Lazy Lou, l07; Attorney Muir. 100
Masonry lo9 George Duncan, ioa
GlasstoL rs, Wood Trush, ia; Capita
G!Y' IA dnond. io'' ,Neepsh. 100! JosI
buckner, 100, BubblinE Louder. IN. xii
kenny, loS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
TITLE BOUTS FOR
MADISON GARDEN
Lightweight and Heavy
weight Scrap to Be .
First. \

NEW WORK. July i3.-Ancien,
Madison Square Garden, which has
been the scene OF many a historic
struggle, is destined to soc many q
boxing champ defend his crown
within the next few years.
Tex Richard, the "Houdinf' OF
boxing promoters, has today acquired
a ten year lease on the famous old
building and announces he will stage
Is round bouts to decisions when the
new Walker boxing law goes into
effect
Rickard will make the Garden =
mecca for the staging of sporting
events.
Such classics as the Horse Show.
the siN-day bicycle race, the dog
show and the circus will continue
TO be housed In the Garden. but
Richards acquisition Of the building
means moro to Metropolitan sport
ing fans. as we'll as others from many
outside points.
Benny Leonard, the worlds light
weight champion. will he one OF thu
first titleholders to defend his crown
under the Richard regime at the
Garden. According to present plans
and when the way Is finally paved
for a battle between Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter, Rickard will
be on tho ground with an attractive
bid for the match.
Dempsey and Bill Brennan, the
Chicago battler. may meet In the
Garden shortly after Rickard takes
possession on August l..
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Lou COwan Batted Off Mound;
Abbott Finishes Game on Slab
Witches Get IA Hits
Oilers Get 9 Hits
Field Well.
M'MANUS BAT LEADER
Gets Double and Homer in
Three Trips-Witchcs Half
Game Behind Oilers.
ny SPECIAL connrsroNpENcE

WICHITA, July 13.-Tho first of
the series here for tho league lead
orship developed into n farce after
the first fcw innings. After the on
ers had gotten two-run lead Oft
Musser In tho first the witches at
tackled Cowan vlciously IN the scc-
ond, third ana fourth Innings ana
drove him TO cover. Abbott saw that
tho game was gone with the locals
having scven-run lead and sent
McMnnus to the mound to stop the
witches. Tho first sackcr proved to
he a poor pitcher and let the locals
have eight runs In the two innlngs
no pitched. lie allowed hut three hist
but 80 many walked that constant
parade was in progress around the
bases.
Tulsa also hit hard and would
have won an ordinary ball gamo,
Musscr oased up after the fourth
and let tho oilers hit. They pounded
in seven runs Off his delivery on
nine hits. McManua led tho attack
with "A home run and "A double. the
lhtter was Woh''u' h""oN'' IN
came aitef TWO wore sono uu' "'s
hoinef brousht ~ run au'"u v.
his own foof rlclu'ng on tno pnl.
or lrahnon gave the Wltcnch h,'',
~ the run sst.'nS, ii'. y, ~, ~ ',',,.i p'''oS
the way i"t iouf runs ~ - "'e"""
ana MS iai'uIo 10 ,o.sl nn 49, 49,
farynn hhu buntcd III tne 'nlru thNo
the Wlchita cat,hoI u nv % unu lnto'
developed i,tu tI'oo Iu'ls' no hun',
was played peiore W'on uag ' Nip"u
OF rams VINO Wh'oheu Wv C"uts
nutleis tS W S'"P '"o '''''' NV
tihK: -, a., ,.,.
Abbott was tno oest ~ .no M Muip'
nc simply loppeu ,no w W. w"
nothlhs on IL put 'ho w uu"oS W ~
their packs t'yins W N''' Wy ou,
ana MI weak tues OF s'ou""e'S W
the inileld'
Tuisa hcoreu i.rst IN Wy opvn,,s
frame. Burke yea or WIN s,ns,c
ana Btahnoh so' me U" pe,scl
poor throw 10 scvolu. mnmanun ,
bunted' advancing tne ncn' leI"oy
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The Turf
AT AQuEDuCT.

First race. five furlongs-Thimble. (Mc.
Atco) nrst. wise Dove. (woiner) sec
ond. Hope Princess Czoeller) third. Time
1901 20. Lady Lovctt wake Up. olaiys
also ran.
Second race, about two mlles-InfdeI
VI t'rawtorG1 first, Fair Mac (Kannoay)
second heshach, tRrookerl third Timr
i.ib 50. Rhomb, The Six Hundred March
Court, North Wood, norcris also ran.
1Elrd race, six and -onc half furlonga--
Cn NntIh, CBarreiD first. sun ,r
tMouroll second Nuly Kelly (sahde)
third time, i,ls. krewor. Marie Miller
also ran
Fourth race. ono Thunderstorm.
lTurnoD .tirstj Elmemdort tRicel second
Thrift, thuncel third Time las as.
Henry a., Recount Tlcklish. Tom Me-
ruggnrt Ten can kashnlr also ran.
Flfih race, mile and siNtcenth--BerlIn.
tNciuerl flrsi Favour, ,Turue1 second
Pierre De Feu. tFatnrD third. Time.
40 i.5 Rock Port tourcelies Ballast.
sweet Tooth. Black Prince also ran
sixth race, five furlongs Dough G!rI.
tAmbruscl first, sporting Mood (Bar.
retD second our Roots. (Sandel third
Time. o. 80. Three starters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
n FIRST GAME OF SERIES FROM OILERS, 1S TO 7
LeD Tender Looms
as Most Dangerous
Contender for Title

PHILADELPHIA, July Ia
Lew Tender. Philadelphia's fistic
idol, has today earned "A rather
high rating In lightweight circles
~ a result of his oight-round
bout with Willie jackson. Tender
Won popular decision over Jack
son in n furious bout before a ca
pacity crowd at the Phillies' bail
mark. The bout was one OF tho
fastest ever witnessed here. Jack
son put up a great fight and Tend
iers strategy alone won him 'he
edge over the New York boxer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
CARRIER WINS FROM OKEENE


CARRIER, Okla, July lathe
CARRIER oilers won from Okocno,
Sunday, on the local grounds by
completing in the eleventh inning
the only score of the game. Balzer
for the Oilors allowed three scat
tered hits. Six hits collected off of
Baker were punched and the Oilers
threatened to score twice. Okeene
saw second but once, The game
was marked with fast plays, three
doubles were completed,
Two scores against the oilers have
been made In nine games. while the
oilers collected "a runs. The local
team has lost one gamo out OF
fourteen played this season and have
piled up a total OF "a runs against
a total Of IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Brokers Sue for Commission.

Commission of s4s,750 was asked
in a suit filed in district court yes
terdny by George T. Muehlhach and
lsadore Molk against sam Sitrin, the
petitioners alleging Sltrin purchased
six oil leases in Butler county. Kan
sas, about Juno 7, 1920, from Cos
den company for a consideration OF
$3.50, 900, and that the purchase and
sale was brought about through the
efforts of Muehibach ana Molk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Invite Convention Here,

II efforts of the chamber of COM
mecre are successful the 1921 con
vention OF the National Te leration
OF Business Women's clubs will be
held in Tulsa. The chandler yestor-
day sent an invitation to officials of
tho organization, which holds its
1920 convention IN St. Paul this
month.
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'Batted Tor ThoIu,ahlen IN eighth.
tHnttod fpr Hannah In ninth,
iran for Lewis In ninth.
tBattcd Tor Shore IN ninth
e. Luuis .............. 0O0 22i OOi-s
Npw York ................. 600 900 220-l
summary Runs. Tobtn. Gcdeon. Jacob
son, Gerber SEVERED. Shocker ward.
Nick, Meusol, Hodioi errors. Gerber.
ward; two base hits. Pratt. rDbin. ward.
Ntck. home runs, Gerber SEVERED dou-
Bile play, Bodis to Pratt, bases on balls.
OF Collins 1 or ThormRhlcn / struck
out, by Collins q by shocker IL
SECOND GAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
William II. England
Enters Race in 9Th

PONCA CITY. Okla. July 10
william II. England, attorney. oil
operator, land owner, farmer and
pure bred cattle breeder announced
tonight his candidacy for the re-
publican nomination for congress
from the eighth district to fill out
the unexpired term OF the late Dick
r. Morgan, and will enter the cam
paign actively. He is a former Wig
field Kansas. man who located heSe
Is years ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

'NNtfod Tor WOITWhn IN nInfh-
81. Louis ................t0 100 100 o00--2
New York ............... 0Oi 900 2AN-1
Summary. Runs Gedeon. Williams.
Ward, ruth 2 Mcusel ? Bodie. Hucl, or
rors Tobin Gerber, wo-base hits Meusel
2. Rucl. Gcdcon. Pratt; threc-baSe hit,
Bodic; stolen base, ward; double plays
Seycrcld 90 Gerber Pratt 20 ward to
ripp. bases on balls. OF Mogridge J. off
Weilman 3. struck out. by WoimHn 7.
Chapmnn's Homer Beats As.
rHttAnFTpIfA 1uly 1A.--Chnp'nan'a
home run, the only hit of Rommeli In
irr 1.3 innings h- nj "hri won the
npening game Of tho srrles for CleyelDui
today. koefn was lAltnl ONT OF the boy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Bobby Jones Conceded
Lou Score at Memphis

MEMPHIS. July 13.-'Bobby"
Jones OF Atlanta, with a score OF 13g
was generally conceded late today to
have won low score honors by
good margin in the qualifying round
Of the western Golf associations
amateur tourna amcnt. With less than
q score Of players TO finish. Jones
nearest competitor was X. +. Boeck-
enkamp, St Louis. with card
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Meat Statesmen and
Grocery Statesmen in
Baseball Game Here

Meat salesmen and grocery
statesmen of Tulsa will today en-.
gage in game Of baseball. The
"or'ler takers have been practic-
Ing several days, and in view of the
rivalry between them, a hard
fought game is expected.
The game will start at 4 o'clock
and is to bo played at McNulty
park. There IL no admission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Minsk Falls To Reds.

LONDON, July l3.--Mlnsk has
been captured by Russian holshe-
vik forces, according to an official
statement received here from Mos
COW which says the soviet troops oc-
cupied the town on the morning OF
July II,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
" II IIITA

Hit ny pitchrr--N nshhuru. Grif-
Tin, Narynn. BASE ON bniIs--Nc-
Manus q, Musscr 2, Cowsn 5. Sacri.
flee hit---,.riffin .. Beck. Butler,
McMnnu-. Left ON bdscs--Wichita
q; Tulsa g. Two bnsc ilts--I,crgcr,
Heck. Conion, smith. Musscr. Com
nelly. McManus. Home run--Nc.
MINUS. Stolen bascs---Smith, VAR
yam. iiits and runs---ii and 10 Oft
Cownn In 4 innings: and y off Nc
Nanus. In 2, o nnd q off Abbott In
2. Double pisys--'owan, Ticrncy
and McNinnus: Berger. Griffin and
Washburn. Struck oui-Mu~cr .;
Cownn 1. Wild pltch--Nusscr.
Umpircs--I,cckcr and Iauhon. Time
-t!5O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Case Continued.

In the federal court at Muskogee
yesterday the cases of Major L. w.
Rook and Captain Gienzer, charged
with fraudulent use OF the mails,
was continuea until october IS, at
Ardmore. About n dozen Tulsans
were present in court to testify as
TO Rocks good character.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

IRAN Tor Snyder In lith.
tRatted Tor Young In iith.
tRatted for Schupp In sixth
sBatted for North In seventh,
''Ran Tor Clemopa In ninth.
81 Louis s..........OO OOO OOi 80 OOO---,
summary; Runs, FrisCh, Kelly 2, King
2, snyder. !. Smith 2, stock, McHcnry
errors Young. King, Lavau Clemons 2
two base hits. Snyder. Kelly, j. Smith,
MciIenry, three base hit, Hornsby. stolen
bases, King, Frisch. Burns, spencer, dou'
bile plays Kelly 20 bancroft 70 Kelly,
Haynes to Bancroft 10 Frisch, Lavan to
Fournier Schupp to HornHby 10 Fourniet
bases on balla. OF iaruea I, of Schupp b,
OF North ., OFT Shcrdel 2 struck out
by Barnes /, by Schupp 2, by Shsfdcl l.
Pirates Win Two straight.
PITTSBURGH. July 1s--Plttshursh
made ~ two straight from hoston by
winning today'a game. Carlson kept the
visitors hits scattered while the home
team punched hits with BOston's uisplHya.
THE score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
"BAMBINO" RUTH
WHIFFS 5 TIMES.
Yanks Split Two With
Browns-Indians Beat
Macks.

NEW YORK July ~ New York and
- LoIH divided double header today,
tho yislt0rH winning the first game and
tho Yankees the second. Mcuuan struck
Out tf Yankees bRtfors iu the first game.
Hahe Ruth struck out i've timos out of
eight trips 10 the plate. Ho got a single
aud was passed twice.
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ST JOSEPH. July l3.--With Manager
kellohet ana second liassnan Connolly
out Of tho game. the Saints went after
HnHmuraen of Siour city here this after
noon and won 10 TO 2. Kollehcr and
Connolly were suspended by President
Tearney for their miNup with umplras
tlpc and Wilson at Des Moines sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
IopIin

0uTUWafN HUNS TTtf r MOeTTeT. WaTp-
er 2 Lindmoro Dsrtinger, Krueger.
Lamb. Hoh'er 2. errors. Moelier Hughes
bugart strong, M by pitcher. Kruoger.
sacrifice hits. Hamilton, Moellot, Hughes
3 bartlnEgr, Graham, bases on balls OF
Allou 2, pft Hoehler left on bases Jop-
lin g. Oklahoma city 3 stolen bases
Wagner Lindimore. Moeller, home run
Lamb, thrues base hit lloehlcr. two-bsse
hliH. l'ltt, llndimoto, struck out. by Roeh-
Ter 8, by Allen /. double play, DarrinRer
10 Graham, earned runs, Joplin ,. okla
homa CITY 2, time, i.s5, umpires, Lipe
and Wilson.
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.Ban Tor Perkins in ninth.
tBatted for Rommcll In ninth.
Cleveland .................3OO col Onn--s
Philadelphia ............. 0ol Ila Oa0--a
summary: Runs. Jameson. Chapman g
Smith, Welch Perkins. Galloway; error
Caldwell, three base hit Smith, home
runs, Chapman, Welch; stolen base Dykes;
double plays. Caldwell to Gardner TO Chap
off Caldwell 1. OF RommelI /. struck out,
by Caldwell 4.
Tiger. WIN.
BOSTON July i3.-Detroit hit Pennock
hard today forcing his retirement and
Fortune also was pounded. giving the
visitors a victory over Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Allen ~ Efsecii,r.

JOPLIN, July iI.-.ConHiatoutly good
pitching by Allen and indifferent playing
gf tho serieH here today by a score OF
2 90 4 Lambs home tu1 iu the frat
inning hounched over tho ieft oentorfld
fence.
Tho score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
D.epE D6iaG12S5b1 13:S$s5b1
with tho halt

with tho hair
way mark passed
I'm the Western
league schedule,
Indications ar e.
that the pcnn1nt
hunt this season
is TO be- even
closer that last
seasons hcc tic
flag chase Last
year. St Joseph
won tho coveted
bunting. W 1t h
Tulsa and WiChi
Ia running well as
TuungT=tIp IA n "A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
BOOSTERS SHUT
OUT OMAHA, so
Indians Defeat Miners
Saints Win From
Packers.

bE1 hOiNEH July il.--bea Molnes
rounded kopp fpr five doubles ana a
single iu tho first inning Tor five runs
'ud won 20 o. k0pp pitched good ball
after tho frat odenWald allowed only
ihr'e bllH and only two men reached sec
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

Felsch g. Cicotte, Judge 9 shannon err
rors, jackson, j. Collins. two base hits.
Leibold, Jackson 2, Felsch. stolen bases
Shanks Cicotte; double plays Risberg to
J. Collins. Schalk to Il, Collins Feisch
to Il. Collins to Weaver; bases on balls
OF Zachary !. struck out, BY Cicotte .,
by Zachary 1.
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T-TTTTTTTT7TV IFTTFT IIWTTTT WVTVT TTTVTTI
p.cuunor Andorson Frenchi no errors
nor Anderson, French. banner. HaHbrook A..
sa,riflDr nIl toffsy, stolen blsc. French
lrtt ON bases. omaha I bp4 MolutH n.
struck out by DdruwRld o. by Kopp q.
baHos ON balls. uff Odcnwali l. or Eupp
!. earned runs Dos Monca 8 umpire
Jacobs. dime. I.Ig
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.PAWHUSKA IS BEATEN
Twins Win i-i---iinid Keats Okmul-
gce 1t-G--iicnrys Win Pitch
crs' Duel From Chicks.

FORT SMITH. July ia.---HittinE Farm.
ham hard the Twins took the last game of
the aartca from pAwhusks today, I to 4.
The game was featured by fast fielding
Deason held the visitors 10 five hits. II
was the Twins seventh straight victory.
'he score X. II. 10,
pawhuHka .........,100 600 o00--t o
Fort Smith .,.,.., 100 O2O iOx-i 10
Batteries s-Farnhem ana Palmer! Dca-
son ana Dunlap.
ENID, okla. July i2,--Enid got TO
Gardner for 10 hits, many Of which were
triples aud doubles. and won todays game
hits until the ninth inning when he
loosened up and let them set four more
drives
The score: u. II. n.
okmalgee .s'.'''''s''.''s's'
Enid ...s...st t.....sss.,. s.,..,t,sH-ll Is 0
Bnttories--uardner ana rromm. Mo-
CURE ana Lamb
cHICKAsHA, July i5-Gray held
chickasha 20 three hits today, shutttnE
them out to o, Miller pitching for the
Chicks lost In the great pitching duel
when he let Blakesly get his fourth single
In four times at bat
The score; r. II E
nehiyeNlh 's's'' .'.ss.s,..-l o
BRttcries-Gray and Bell. Miller and
Hayes,
SpRlNGFtELD, July l1--sprinEfioid
defeated ptumright hore today j To e.
Tho score; n n ~
Drumright Observation-Disclosures. I
RaIories-McDonald ana truth Jones
and Comes.
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CARDS LOSE TO
GIANTS IN 18TH
Reds Defeat Phillies-
Dodgers Defeated by
Bruins.

ST LOUIS July la.--New York and 81.
Louis engaged In another extra innlng
game today, the Visitors winning In the
l2th. when, with two out. spencer beat
out an infiold hit that drove IN two runs
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sioux tIfy sss...,s.s... 200 600 600
summary. runs. Crouch D.f.te Emer'
ich. Allen, Conroy, Walker. Shestak. Bon
uwitz. Crosby 2. Stewart. errors. Crouch
Mari, Alternate 2. Allen q Shestak Mo-
l.nughlin, earned runs. Sioux city l. st.
Joseph 81 bases on balls, Off williams .
off Rasmussen I, struck out by Williams
p; lott on bases, Sioux city 2. St Joseph
10, two-bRse hits. Crosby, Metz. three
base hit Bouowit2; home run, Allen, dou-
bic plays, Williams to Allen to Shestak.
Contoy to Allen tn Shostak; sacrifice hits
Williams, bonowitz, umpires, DAILY and
Fitzpatrick, time, 40.