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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
GROUND STAFF
WHEELING PLAY
splendId Card for Show at Market
Auditorium.

on ncxt Wednesday evening at n"
Market Auditorium Sammy Ctmrlin"!l'
and Frankie RITZ, Wheclings sterling
wclterwcight. will clash in 4 ten round
60 that should be one OF the tIstlc events
Of the season.
Clmmiuelt Is the only boy in III"
game 70 hold a win over tho Wheeling
scrapp"r. and It is Frankie's in cntion
20 remove this blot on next Wednesday
evening
Jimmy Dime. who in the past fow
months has remold"d the local boxer
and from a crude beginner has made a
polished boxer and a boy who Will be
heard from In the next year.
CTmminNlN. while little known here"
is rated as a tough nut" and comes
- Wheeling with seven X o.'s undrr
his belt IN his last scvcn fights. Tn"
BOYS ara making l45 rinRs!de.
Matchmaker otto is trying 70 secure
Wild" Colley Of Wcllsburg and Johnny
vaschcr Of Gr"EEsvill" to clash in the
seni-windup Of eight rounds. There
will be n six and two four round per-
Inns. which will be announced later.
-BIcY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
S, R. MASON WRITES
WHEELING FRIENDS
Is Confined to Hospital at Ptqua. Fol-
lowing Amputation Of Leg as Re
suit Of Accident

Tro ,,,.,,.. friends of Mr. = u. Mason
viii 10 pleased 10 know thnt hc ~ re-
COVERING nicely ~ tho hospital in PiGua.
ohio. where he has been confined f"r
several weeks. IN" result Of rH''roa' q!
accident. IN which he was injured. h'c,S
thanks his many friends for th"'r h'liu,
moss and says that h. Is ready l" Lnt'
= foot re" showing ut his hiEh SIIrlS'
His daughter. Miss RUBY B"il" Mason.
organls' ~ South Bend. IndianH "",'
IN" holds n Iu'ur"uN" Pc ., ,,..,d.%t
h""u with a"r father since IN" hS'I"''' ~ =.
Ills i'if"r !" ms lr'EHIN .'' VIZ
IS Vol known Is rs L"'Lm"S'
I"nf " h"'.Iht oin,,c ,.r,. rIccIv
Nv az s,to Ihis "nnor,Unif> ~
ana Wdn' |" '"N' 1n'N r,ts.,I for
'HAhh my LnhnH Nv. 49,. :, NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
Marshall County's
NOn-PartiSan League
Holds a Meeting

\ meeting Of tho NnN-!a~tisar icarr"
OF Marshall county was held last eN,-
ming at tn" Knights rf Pyth!as arn"rv
at M"M"'h"n. Thc meeting was pr .
sided oyrl by Chester ". shields. rr"U-
y "hn'rmau.
All members OF In" n"wiy elected CON-
wi'"" w"r" present and they were in
PRODUCED To the old committee" Tho rs-
suits Of tn" recent primary wcr" dis
CuSS"d a. length and work was started
on planning for the coming campaign
In tho fall.
y" endorsement Of candidates worN
made hut the lelEu" still approve the
Endorsement of Samuel Il. Mon'aom"ry
for governor.
This Was followed by the appoint
m"nt Of committees on organize zion Tor
III" different parts e Marshall county.
Tn" committees consist of tho follow
, Moundsvill" section. Il. F. Ruhr"Ch,.
William J!nql.nE. charles Neshirt. No
Kadis. : W Sockman. E"nwnod sec-
ton. Z. L R"a''. Harry Norr!nsron and
George Ad"lShcrEcr.
This was followed by 2 discussion in
regards To another meeting 70 h" h"l'i
| IN the near future somewhere IT III"
county. at which tim" further plans
, could BE- made. After n lengthy dis
! Cussi0N y was decided that they would
meet IN MoUndsvillc. Thursday. Angus,
18th.
/ This meeting will BE- open and al
! voters arc invited To attend Tho Nn-
: pertaining committee is planning. 70
! have one 0: the most prominent speak
: erS IN the state to attend and ad4res :
, the body. They Ar" also making a.
rangem"nts for band 10 furnish music
! Matters OF endorsing candidates. for
! both state and county offices VIII b..
J taken up Al this time. The committee.
| men last evening ar" planning this u
(
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
FIFTY DOLLARS Up
ON DOKIE WILD CAT
James ". Sleigh, OF Black Prince Has
That Sum to Say Cat Cant be
Licked

4 few days ago Georg" f. Butts. well
known member Of the local Pythtan or
der OF this city offered 10 place a bot OF
500 - is said that he had an animal
name unknown that could lick tn"
Dokie wild cat. that is being chartered
out Caldwcll'S run n the present time
The only stipulation that he offered was
that the wildcat not weigh NOR" than
10 pounds moro than his animal.
Last evening James W Sleigh. mem
Der OF Black Fringe lodge appeared at
the Intsll.Ecncer Office with 500 in
cash to cover The bet. claiming that II
will be fro" for all and To be- held on
Labor Day at TIA Pythian castle. Now
il is UP 10 In" two COutcntdutS - get
together and &c who can win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.

Gary. Ind. Aug 5.-FIev"n negroes
heavily armed. were arrested ~ the
police here to-day. and ar" held OF sGs-
plc!on OF HAVING been !TP&"atnd - the
robbery of the Commercial Rank. a.
Moline. us. Tuesday TIE negroes IA 4
they came from Ch!caro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
72,67e MORE AUTOS

automobiles IL New York state today
thrn I year so Up 10 July |. s7.i"0.-
400 from ear md Chauff"urs lic"ns.
had hcCu received a. tn" ofCIC" Il th'
Secretary ~ state l. - rr"d!r'rd
thor, VIII hc Goa. 00u cars IN ~. STAT
M,thn tn nnNt fnW nlnMlhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
NEARING THE GOAL

Reno Nevada Aug. 9Th" H"ria !
maiI piann pilnr"d by r. AcoSta. roach !.
cd tho Reno Municipal Aviation Finid
AZ SIS y NJ having taken two hours.
nf,y-tvn rr,uu:"S ga ny from Elko. Nc
vada. tho only stop made between san
Lake civ and Rer1. According 10 HcoS
20 tho nlanc will remain here until sat
urdov morning and then will make
nonstop flight 20 San Francisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
COX HOPES TAFT
WILL AID ELECTION
Of DEM, SENATORS

-,, - A. ( Hons ,ho. for
,>sr pree,5.,. T,f. wound a,d toward
clecting 4 s'H1," tavor'ng ~" .rnEUr ~
Nauo.E W. NJ - .'.l, ,,,,,,,.
inee.
w" have aver" '.\N"''@'"N. SNH ~"
statement mat JudE' iI'' VIII UVE'
Republicans ~ any T't'' "h,7' a G. IN,
AIRY C"n;">' - on. t"' ne h"'''h"'.,u
OF caHdidrt" inr nl'Hd S'"n,H S'..'' -,
70 sup?ort, tAH nan o. mon wa" H a., 81,
doing. h" ran, "'uS'S'"ni.I remain a tl".
publican N -" 'A'" o. ms S'atHtn'n
rhac the N"s''to" Of h.N HrrHln"n''" '
candidate on tbs G"NS''n : wrong
GovNr00" 'NN 3 @'''~'"''' vs. tFNulp-
cd by r""n"r;S 81 s""', - "a lSr missouri
pro-loarG" rand,dn'">. an! by a$ E.,',.
Hampshire GORDON Woodbury.. Ne"
TIamrsh,,,,'. ~enr..>nr'at.>. y" the mott
Ncaticn cer,r,.''rH today told ~" Demo
rrati- candidate thaf the democrats
would carry .Na, S'o.s nuc Also woald
defeat S"-a,or Moses. E.pVh3rAn.
To New Hampshtre
Governor COZ ac"n?:rH tnnt1;,yN'y an
invitation 90 make - 'Nas, on" address
in New Hampshire probably r. Man
chester between NSu~' % and S"c;",N-
her suffice, - arrangements % tho
spookcr+ hG~can. Tn" randida," sad
ne hored 20 mako sevoral addresses IN
New England ahou' TIA, lima. saving
tentative darr. N t'nrrSctir'l' and Mas
,ocbmsc,,s To has rnyrr visited New
England
Much tine Wa d"ovr"d ~ Governor
Cox today - a survey % the woman
sutTraE" Hch: 81 Tennessee. n" SXch;'nG-
ed ToHaesSc" Information with Mrs. Ab-
bev Scott Baker of ~" national w"ln-
ans party a"d sad that = was a very
complex struRtton.' partly because ~
state constitutional questions raised
rerard.rr Jurisdiction ~ ~. IsEtSln-
ture 10 a.; on the PROPOSED federal
amendment.
Governor cox said mitch work would
be required hetcr" Favorable action IN
TeTnesSe" could ," assured, II" had nor
received messages from m"mbsrs or me
legislature urging n hands on r"ilrH
and 2.d not indicate his prosperity" re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
Certify Delegate Lists.

The county committee accepted he
lists Of state convention delegates
rarNd N ~" mase ~ Cist"ri7, "onv"n.
tons TUESDAY evening. and directed
Secretary r. T. CrosaN tn certify th"D'
- State Chairman " T.. White.
The list of delegates 70 n" judicial
district convention was also accounted
This convention viii h" h'id IN Wheel
!nr August -
Thcrn woro no contests r. either list
e d"l"rafoS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

Il was announced 90 -" committee
that prominent Republicans from ont,
~ the state arc expected - address tho
state convention among them POSSIBLY
being Congressman Foss of ohio ~
tL---.. IL LII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

Masonic Picnic. Wheeling Park. FRI
day. August 9Th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

Tho county Commits" authorized
Chairr,nn Rolstor !" pr""nr" badges
dcslRna,ing tho - ohio county dole
gates 70 tho state convention. and -
nro,l do epocial hndgcs FOR m" members
81 Tho Onto county executive" commitf""
who will no active in entertaining tn"
stat" convention.
nr - w O,r". sergeant alarms for
the convention. ANNOUNCED that the
regular dclcEat" badges ha'" h""n pro
v!and for which will l." "!gh' inch rib
hon STEAMERS topped with portrait ~
Senator Warren -. Tis rdtnE. N" R"puh-
licRn candidate for rr"Sid"n'.
Senator Rem 7. Ros"nhi"om Will pro
vide q camraICn button FOR fastening IN
tho badges n tiny button hearing n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

WALTZ & CO. will put new Rear
curtain on your AUTOMOBILES jy-3l-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
OHIO COUNTY EXECUTIVE COM
MIrTEE TO TAKE COMPLETE
CHARGE or GET-ToGETHER
DINNER ON AUGUST IL.
Prominent out-of-stato Men TO Address
State GatherinG-Committee Ac-
cepts Delegate Lists.

day preceding N" CONTENTION.
A. that Kim" Chairman Mont l.. Nhf"
nd members II IN" stint" executive"
committee members of N" state com
mittee, state candidates. county commit
t""nlcn. county candidates ana m"mn"rS
IF mo rrnss will enjoy deItChtful IN
formal meeting md luncheon. whom
oyory member Of tho gathering will n"
mad" acquainted with aver other Re
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Indians and Dodgers
Gain On CORteHders
Supberbds' Lead Safe

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Cleve-
land increased its lead in the
American league race 10 one game
today by defeating Washington,
while Chicago was winning the
second game from New Iork.
brooklyn maintained its SIN
game lead in the National league
race by defeating Cincinnati.
Although Cleveland had lead
Of III points In tho American
league. the first three clubs are
so closely punched that ono days
results had little effect upon the
chances OF any one OF the three
winning the pennant
Tho situation in tho National
league, however, is different. and
although Brooklyn hah not yet
clinched the pennaut, It will take
almost a superhuman effort to
nose them out, Tho latter have
ten more games 10 play and II
they win seven II would he impos-.
sible for New York or Cincinnati
10 tie them II tho Giants and Reds
won all their remaining games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
DUNDEE IS DEFEATED
Joe Wclling Upscts Dope By Rvating
"Wop" IN First Decision GO In
New York for Years.

NEW YORK, Sept l5--HoNIng
with dccisious In accordance with
the Walker law was revived Nrrr toe
night at Madison square sHTdru
and in the main buu; Ju" W,Nnt.
formerly Of Chicago, received "a
judges decision over johnny Dun.
deo OF this city
Following the bout the state box
ing commission and the lcrnso
committee issued a statement that
after careful consideration we have
decided that II is Tor the best intcr-
est OF boxing in this state not iu
hold on tho dates set for tho Dump-
sey Brennan and the Carpenter lc-
whisky matches"
we do not believe" the state.
ment added. that they Offer IN,
best means OF trial and test ot tn,
new boxing law at the present
time
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, ana Georges car
pentier Of France. European utle-
holder met In the ring before IN,
main bout. They appeared only tc
be introduced 10 each other and thcr
10 the patrons of boxing. They
greeted each other amid cheers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Tulsa Doubles Finals Today;
4 Matches in Junior Tourney
SAPULPA-KENDALL
IN SC0RELESS TIE
Scholastics and College
Seconds Play Open
ing Grid Game

Special to the world
SAPULpA, Sept. l7.--Sapulpa
high scho~l and the Kendall college
seconds battled TO a scorless tie In
the opening football game of the
season here eoday.
Neither eleven could gain con-
slstcntly with the bail in the others
territory, both teams losing pos
session OF the ball on numerous oc-
caslons when within striking dis
tanCe.
Kehdall's best opportunity to
score came In the second period,
when an attempted drop kick by
Williams hit the goal post for a
touchback.
Hippo" Morris, Sapulpa star,
slipped away for several long gains
ON brilliant end runs, but was nm.
able to carry the oval across the
line,
In addition to Norris ground
gaining, the defensive play OF Page
and Connor featured for Sapulpa.
Stepp, Renfro, Balcom and Williams
featured for Kendall
The Sapulpa team plays Brlstcw
high school here next rlday In the
opening scholastic game OF ths
season.
Kendall seconds meet Dewey
high schoo. at Dewey next Friday.
The llneups:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Broken Arr0W Briefs

RROKEN ARROW. okla, sept
II Among the announcements Tor
sunday services at the Broken Ar
row churches. one Of general tulor-
oat is the subject Of Moral Re
forms" announced by Rcv j. g.
Watson as his subject at the First
NJ. r.. church at the evening service
as Mr.. Watson expects to mako some
romnrks reEtrdlng Broken Arrow
buRincAs housoa' Observance OF tho
Sabbath, At the Christian church
the regular morning services VIII be
conducted by the pastor, Rev $. n.
Anglcmoyer, ana AZ the evening
hour an evangcliatib service Will be
conducted by Reverend Darnoll OF
the Phillips university at Enid.
These cvanRellstiu services VIII be
continued throughout the week.
Regular services both morning and
evening at the NJ. ~. church, south
are announced by the pastor, Rev
q. W. Grinor. In addition TO the reg
ular services at tho Prosbytorlan
church conducted by the pastor, HoN.
F. T.. Dobson, both morning and
evening. n congregational meeting
OF the membership Is called immodl
atoly after tho morning services.
John Anderson spent sunday at
serious illness OF his brother FRANK
Anderson.
Mrs. \. 4. Kemp was hostess NJ ~
family dinner last sunday on The oc-
raslon OF the eighth birthday ami
vcrsary OF her grhnddaughtcr Mel
rose Foster. Tho guests we're Mr,
and Mrs j. W, chiffon OF Onota,
Mr. aud Mira A. A. Kemp, iro and
y. L. Burke NJ Tulsa, otto Chiffon
OF saltwater, Judge ana Mrs, II, l.,
Pierce, Mr. ana Mrs. Chulcs Foster
and Mrs John Anderson.
Mrs Rosn NJ, Buckles was hostess
to the Self Culture club last Friday
afternoon at their first meeting for
tho year. The afternoon was spent
in outlining the work for tho com
ing year, At the close Of the busi-
ness session "A three course luncheon
was served by the hostess, Nom l-
hcrs prcsru, were Mcsdamcs \ a.
Kcmp, r. r. NciblinE Dan Childcrs,
NJ. c. Williams, {, ". Mahtn, \. l..
sander, Anna Ransom and Len
/ Laws.
Mrs. Eva BilbN widow OF tho late
! J. :. Bnhy Tulsa County's million
airr land owner, accompanied 10y
her sister. Miss Belle Smith, has
/ gone tr ST Joseph, Mo- ON "A com
bincd business and pleasure trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
NEED FURNITURE
FOR GIRLS HOME
Clothing, Furniture and
Other Articles Will
Be Appreciated

A dining room table and six chairs
and cast-off clothing are needed I'M
medlately at the Frances T.. Willard
home, according to Mrs. II. L. VIII
son, uperintendent.
There are now 2B girls in the
home, larger number than ever
before, making tho additional ar
ing rom equipment and replenish-
rnent Of wardrobcs necessary
Dresses, wraps. hats or any ar
ticles OF clothing suitable FOR girls
from 10 to is years OF age aro de.
sired. Mrs. Wilson said. "As house.
wives are returning now from their
vacations and examining the con-
tents OF. trunks. closets and attics,
we are sure that articles of no fur
ther use TO their owners but which
Will be useful to us will be found
Those having these articles are
asked to telephone Mrs. Wilson at
Usage 432 and a car will be sent
for the articles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
iller-Buchner to Play
Reinhart-Lehman
for Title
CLOSE PLAY IN JUNIOR
Two of Four Matches Go TO
Three Sets-Others Are
Scheduled Today

The finals of the doubles In tho
city tennis tournament will be
played between Miller and Buchn,r
and Reinhart and Lehman At Cen
tral park courts at S;30 o'clock this
afternoon. Much interest is being
tnken In the match and Il Is expected
that a large number OF tennis en-
thusinsts will see the two teams bat.
tie for the championship.
Consolidation Play To-day.
with the matches that are schea.
uicd FOR today II is expected that tho
semi-finals In both the singles and
the doubles OF the consolation tour
nament will be played BY this even.
ing.
-Four matches were played yestor.
day in the singles of tho city Junior
tennis tournament, which puts the
younger generation In a position 10
finish the first round this afternoon.
Several matches, both In singles and
doubles are on the slate to be played
today.
Yesterday Play.
Bumgarncr defeated Forester
10. 7-b, 6-2
Kay defeated Kounts 6-1, 6-2.
Gate defeated Watson SO. 10, SC.
Thornton defeated Brandeberry
60, 6-l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Both Clubs hit Timciy.

Hitting OF both clubs was very
timely and extra base hits were
numerous. Five OF the Pnokers'
swats went for moro than one sack,
while two Oilor hits were good Tor
two bases Fielding Of each was
consistent and play was onllvoned by
fast fielding including thrco double
plays, two by tho oilers.
Especially notable In the oilers
play was the timely hitting OF Con
nelly. Cleveland, McManus and
Wuffll Connolly twice cam0
through with hits sending runners
across the plate. getting two hits
in four times at hat; Cleveland got
two I'm three, and II was his hit
that drove In the winning run! Nc
Manus got two hits, and scored the
winning run; while Wuffli hit
safely three times In five times up.
Robinson and spellman led tho
Packer attack. the formers two
doubles both contributing To their
scoring, while Spellman's two-base
drive in the fourth drove In two
runners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
.ibbOttmen May Win
Penndnt Today; Fund
for oilers GrOWiHg

Victory over Sioux city today
will cinoh tho 1890 Western
lcagGo pennaut Tor the Oilers
and the fund Tor the players.
started several DAYS ago as "A
token OF appreciation Of the boys
efforts cQnuuuol to grow.
Contributions tu tho fuua may
be made az Young Brutucrs q
gar store or the Indian Trading
company, or Through Mr.. Leo
Kaufman, treasurer Of the COM
mittee which made possible the
fund.
The fund is 10 bo presented the
oilers following the first game of
tomorrow's doublehhder with
Sioux CTS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
ES-Bdrtender Is Best
Salesman In Modern
Shoe Establishment

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.--An ex-
bartender topped the list of sales
men at the recent S2.0OO.000 shoe
sale s.aged In the Grand Central
Palace. The only thing he ever
had sold is no longer being dis
pensed; that Is. theoretically Il isn't.
Ills method In selling shoes was the
same as when he wore an apron,
As he didn't know anything about
style, all he said was, "Whatll you
have" anc then he went and got
II. He sold more shoes that way
than any OF the other hundred or
so statesmen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Course In Practical
Politics Is Popular
With Boston Women

Boston women have course in
Practical Politics Mrs, Freder-
lex +. Bagley, chairman o. Ameri-
canization and citizenship Tor the
republican state com mittee-of Mas
sauhusctts, WHO brought word TO
national headquarters OF this course,
says that all political issues OF the
that Boston women may. bring
trained mindsy TO the polls in No.
yembor. MrsaBagley was the only
woman from Massachusetts on the
platform and policies committee at
The republican national convention,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Geers and T.rMurphy
May Not Drive Again

SYRACUSE. n. y. Sept. i7.--1t
waa disclosed here today that
Thomas Murphy and Edward (Pop)
Geers, two prominent Grand Cir
cult drivers may not be able 10
drive again this season az result
of injuries. Geers was thrown from
hil sulky yesterday.
Murphy who was injured at the
Cleveland meeting OF the Grand
Circuit. suffer - ii serious relapse
at the track today and had TO be
taken to II hotel
San Ardo. piloted ny Walter Cox,
made a mile at tho final card here
today in 2:0i l-2, Three OF tho
events on today's program wera for
amateur drivers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18

Summary; pSins-BonowitZ. Reneher,
Connolly 2, walker .. Robertson, Corgan,
snedecor Wagner g. Bogart 3, Yockey.
HAuser Sehenborg ErrorB--Connolly,
Walker, Saeatak, stewart 3 Robertson.
bails-Young !, Schenberg 4, williams /,
Rose 2. Left on hsscs---st. Joseph 8, Jop-
lin i2. Three base hit--Bonovitf'~esTwo
onbass--connoIely Q, Keileher wild
pitch--wiliams. Double plays-Robert-
son 10 Snedecor; Connolly to Kelleher to
Shostak Struck out--Young I, Schonhotg
g. Earned runs aud hits-On Young 2
and 2 In / inning sehenberg and IN
g. Stewart 3 and In = IA. Williams 2
and in "a. Rose and in~1 2-1 ALI
son 0 and In 2 winding pitcher--Schen-
berg. Losing pitcher--stewart Time--
l.A0. UmpiI es--Beoker and Burnsides.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Texan Sets Fast Time
In McALester EUeRtS

M'ALEsTER,' Okla, Sept IT.
Making the fastest timo ever made
on the local half-?lila track. Red
Shaffer OF Forth Worth, today out
raced a field OF nine auto drivers In
the feature l5-milc race at tho free
county fair now going on.
His time was le minutes and az
seconds for tho 15-mile race.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Roman Dcfeats Chip.

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 17.--Paul
Roman, Kansas City, MO, and
George Chip, Newcastle Pa, former
mlddleweight champion OF the
world fought 10 hard rounds here
tonight Newspaper men gave Ro-
man five roundsS Chip three and
counted two even.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18

'LEN ELNNp. Scpt, -.CIovolsni iD.
creased tis lcRd W the American Iyarus
DO ono full game by dfratluF WuahlnRtou.
7 iu p, this Afternoon Home rius by
'hHnFH and WambsEhuas featured the
t'u'. tuNoloshle was offuttito all
through lIo allowed only seven hits and
''rurH out eight men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18
Joplin Receipts to Players.

s.pS pitcRers pitS failed TO hali On the MinSqs
today and Joplin won the first game Of
the final series Of the scsson BY a score
OF q to G, clou.ing unt 20 safe hits The
mana cement OF the Joplin club announced
today that all Of the receipts tomorrow
Will be given 90 the joplin players as
a bogus In appreciation Of thlr services
this season. \ feld met will precede the
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-18

Iwo-hssc hits--Spcllmnn Metz,
Robinson ., Cleveland, HcMhnn-
Home rune JrouCh. Sacrifice hits
Maig 2, Brown, stolen hnS''----
Brown. WuffIl. Connolly =, BrahnOn.
Bascs on bllls--off Davenport !, or
Russell I, Off IIicr =, by Richmond
2 SHruCk out--hS DnrCnport 4, by
Her I. by Morris ,, by ItiChinond u.
Iiit rs MISUNDERSTANDING by DnNcu-
port Rams ana hlts-Dff Davenport
q nud IN % innings, off Russell :
and 2 In I inning, of Hlcr ana J
H. 1 innings, of Morris aud In :
innings, or Hichmond 2 and Ia 3
Innings. Winning pltchcr-ltich'
uond losing pltchcr-iussc1'
Double plnys--Cuoncy 20 Metz,
Cleveland to MoMnnnT, Nulih 10
Ticrncy 20 McNanus, Passed balls
SpcilmNn 2, Brnnon. Ictt on bases
sioux city q, Tulsa 5.--1lrc oi
hour, BS minutes. Umpire
--Dnly and Jacobs. g.. -. 81. o.. -