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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
CLOTHES AND FILMS
Edith Hailcr Says Wardrobe OF Stars
Has Much 10 DO With
Success.

NEW YORK, May i6.-What do
screen styles mean 10 the avtr.
age woman, asks Edith Haller. In
answer she says ITO my mind
they ere the reason why women
leave home in tho evening and seek
the nearest photoplay theater. As a
rule they do not demand Of their
favorite actress that she give II
sara Bernhard portrayal of emo
tion in every new picture, but they
do expect her to look well.
When she plays some music In
the moonlight she must have a
gown TO match, one that sets off the
shapeiy contour Of her neck and is
in harmony with the scene. When
she goes to tea at the Ritz she must
look the part In "A smart froCk OF
the latest mode. When she rides,
II she lays any claim to belonging
10 the upper strata Of society, her
habit must be the last word in cut.
Her morning frocks must be chic,
her negligees every woman's ideal,
II Is my earnest conviction that
the success of picture with the
feminine part OF an audience very
often rests with tho stars wardrobe.
woman may get away with sar-
torlal murder herself. but she has
lNtle charity I'm her heart for the
heroine in a passo gown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
HELD FOR RUNNING STILL
Alleged Moonshincrs Near Le FIorc
to Appear Before Grand Jury.

pOTEAC, Okla, May l6.---Jake
Postell, his son sam, and Frank and
viii McManus were held to the
United States grand jury Yesterday
by Commissioner BaEwcll on charges
Of operating a moonshinc stil At Lc-
Florc, this county, They were ar
rested .as' week In a yaid by in
tcruil revenue officers from Fort
smith who captured their still while
the plant was in fun operation Upon
failure 10 make bond the men were
taken to jail at Mushogee
win Rodden. Berry Wright and
Brazil Jacobs Of McCurtain county,
who were arrested by the same Of
ficers were also held to the grand
Jury They were released on $1,000
bond each,
Officers say Jacobs place has been
a rendezvous for years and has been
responsible for much trouble. Rod
den made n sworn and signed con-
fcssion stating the still found at his
place belonged to him and was op-
Grated solely by him, The confession
caused the officers To release Rod
deu's mother and his young brother
who had been taken into custody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
EMPIRE OF THE WILD
Vast Acreage in Louisiana to he
Held Sacred to iIabitatlon of
Wild Life.

NEW ORLEANS, May iG.-If
the Legislature passes bill OF ac-
ceptanco, Louisiana will have ac-
quired veritable empire OF tho
wild, stretching along the Gulf OF
Mexico for distance Of 70 miles
and comprising an area OF 500
square miles.
The bill Of acceptance Is only a
fornality ana the state Conserya-
tion department already has begun
TO outline the work necessary to
keep the tract safe FOR the creatures
of the wild
The property consists OF Marsh
island with $4,000 acres OF land
purchased by Mrs. Russell Sage and
given to the state as game refuge
and tract OF $1,000 acres in YER
million and Cameron parishes on
the coast given by the Rockefeller
foundation. Adjoining Marsh island
is the present state game farm on
land belonging to tho McIlhenny
Interests of 60, 900 acres Lying be-
tween the game farm and the
Rockefeller tract Is what is known
as the Grand Chcnier tract Of 50, 900
which he state expects TO acquire
In the near future.
This viii give Louisiana what Is
believed here to be the greatest
Wild life refuge IN the world. The
great domain is patrolled by agents
OF the conservation commission
and on It all sorts OF game are pro-
tected and propagated.
Edward A. Mcllhenny, wealthy
salt mine owner, has given great
tracts OF lands as well as large sums
OF money TO aid in the work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
FOUR REUNI0
Program Of Commencement at II
ycrity of Oklahoma In
Cludcs Glass.
Special % The World.


NORMAN, May ia. n
Hill. president OF the University
Missouri, will deliver the co
mencement address at the Univ
sity of Oklahoma Tuesday, June
and Rev. c. G. McCalla, dean OF
Pauns cathedral, Oklahoma 81
will preach the baccalaureate 5
mon Monday, June 6. Pres, STRAIT
u. Brooks announced.
Four classes will have reun
exercises this year They are
graduates OF the 1900. 1905. Il
and 1915 classes. Fred T.. Taru
Oklahoma city, is president OF
class of 1915. Hiram lmpson. \
dill, is working out a history of
class Of 1915. which will he n
sented to members OF the class
the reunion.
The commencement program
ing mailed out to all alumni
Secretary Richard H. Cloyd Is
follows;
June 6, 1890 a. M, baccalaurc
sermon. university auditoriunS
June 7, registration of alumni
cloyd's office, law building.
June I. 2:30 p. M, annual bJ
ness meeting OF the alumni asso,
ton.
June :, $3.50 p. m. commen
ment concert. university auditoril
June Z, 9;f5 p. M, business me
ings OF reunion classes.
June s, 1890 "A, m. common
ment exercises.
June s. 12;45 p. m, alumni lun
con, Teepee hall.
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TO SELL SURFACE RIGHTS
Townsitcs of Pitcher. Cardin. Hooker
vile and Qunpnw to Bc Sold.

MIAMI. okla. MAY l6.--Surface
rights to land comprising the town
sites tof Pitcher. Cardin, Douthat
IIockerville, Quapaw and other towns
located In the northern part OF OF
tawa county viii he sold here shortly
It was announced by Rev Carl +.
Mayer. Indian agent. !. George
Wright. superintendent of the Usage
nation, and j. H. Reeves OF the In
dian office M Washington, with Mr..
Mayer, will act a. the commission
to pass on the lands and set the val
uation, The land comprises a large
acreage In the northern part Of the
county owned by the Quapaw Indians
and the mineral and oil rights will he
retained for them. The commission
viii meet next week and the town
site Of Pichcr viii be tho first sold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
AZTEC INCA RELIC
PENNSYLVANIA Museum Rccci|
Valuable Collection Of PrehiS-
toric MementOes.

PHILADELPHIA, May &c
ornaments, idols, crowns. armor q
other relics of great historic %
which date from the civilization
the Incas. Aztecs and other Me
can and Central and South Anne
can peoples are contained in a q
lection of 800 specimens recon
placed on view for the first time
The museum OF the University
Pennsylvania.
The exhibit was only rCoon
brought to its present completcn
by the purchase Of objects VIII
had been in possession Of MOI
French family for generation,
which were sold at Paris becaL
the family vas Impoverished
Gold was used by the Aztocs a
lncas only for ornaments, reiigio
emblems and attire, These oolec
shipped to Spain by Piz2aro, corr
and others In the 18th and lIth @,
turies were melted and coined II
explains the rarity of the origin
golden objects,
A grave recently opened ny 1
lOmbia proved rich troyc 1f Ue
II was apparently the bur},ng pa
OF a princess. Enough golden .
naments were discovered compie,
ly TO clothe a modern woman
her appearance In a ballroom IN,
were, besides crown, oie'
plate, girdle, armlets and ydrlo
other appendages. aside rom
great quantity OF jewels Rings AZ
necklaces OF amazing beauty We
among the objects --
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
INDIANS AND REDS
SET A FAST PACE
Ohio Entrants Again in
Lead in Respective
Leagues.

NEW YORK, May l6--Tho Gin
cinnati worlds champions and the
Americans recovered their
stride last week and again lead their
respective leagues.
The Chicago Nationals jumped In
to third place today by winning their
seventh straight victory. Tho New
York Americans won all four games
last week, but lost today. Cncin-
natl battcd hard and fielded well.
More Extra Innings Tor Robins
Brooklyn engaged In two more cx-
ira inning contests and won both.
The Superbas lost To Chicago but lost
twice to 81. Louis, Boston's winning
streak ended In the west, The Braves
after nix consecutive Victories, fell
before Haines OF the Cardinals and
lost three TO Chicago: Pittsburgh
and New York made no progress ST
Louis gave It's pitchers no support.
In the American league Cleveland
scored over Chicago. st, Louis and
Boston but was halted by New York
Ruth. New York's premier long dis
tanco sluggcr, brought his season to-
tai OF home runs up to five. hitting
two Tuesday and one Wednesday
Boston and Chicago had losing
week Washington and Detroit were
unable to continue their winning
play OF the prevos week. st, Louis
pitchers were ineffective. Philadcl-
phia fought hard TO get an even
break IN four games
In the intersectional games. the
western teams Of the National league
won ten out Of 10 while the eastern
clubs OF tho American have tkou
seven out Of 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
KENDALL MEN IN
GOOD CONDITION
Orange and Black Track
Team Trains Hard
for State Meet.

Hard training today with light
workouts Wednesday, will be the
program for the Kendall college
track squad, which Thursday com
pctes in the state intercollegiate track
and field meet at saltwater, Coach
schmidt last night said that all the
men are in good condition, and
though they needed the practice in
the dual meet with the Chilocco In
dians, which was cancelled Satur-
day they will be in good shape to
battle for the orange and black for
the state collegiate title.
Other entrants In the meet Will
be the Oklahoma Aggies, Phillips
university, Central, Southwestern
East Central, Southeastern and
Northwestern normals, with the pos
sibility that Kingfisher and the Bap-
lists and Catholics may enter their
teams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
GYPSY.SINCLAIR
TO PLAY TODAY
City Oil League Leaders
Face Hard Schedule
This Week.

Gypsy. league leaders and sinclair
possessors OF an even split In duo
- games are scheduled TO clash In n
city oil league contest at McNulty
Park at 5.t5 this evening Sched-
ulcd Is said advlsedly as the reign OF
Jupiter Pluvius has held sway over
the province OF baseball
John Young. who Is performing a
Ia Alexander. Coveleskic and Claude
Williams. each being the possessor Of
consecutive runs OF victories. has
amassed pair of successive con-
quests and is travelling at better
gait this season than In previous
campaisns. Gypsy has tNlgh
schedule this week, being compelled
TO play three games as the rain blot
ted the program of some of the pre-
Wous contests. This is the ace In the
hale 'he other clubs In the league
arc awaiting, as they concede the
Gypsy combine very strong with
Young In the box, hut with trinity
OF games at immediate hand they
viii he compelled to u.liac somc
other moun'cr.
Sinclair docs not look on Noung's
prospects OF victory as so roscate
aud with the agile baseball brains
Of Manager Donovan and Captain
o. Donnell working until the mid
night oil ran low they admit they
have concocted a scheme OF play
which will upset the Gypsy larder
end thereby tighten up the classy
City on league race.
There are other great confHbs
carded for the remainder OF the
week,
Tuesday. Cosden and q. =. II.
Wednesday, TeXaco and Sinclair
Thursday, Carter and Gypsy
Friday, Sinclair and Cosden.
Saturday. Gypsy and TcXnco and n
postponed game
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The Turf
Entries To-day.

Entries To-day.
First race. sir furlongs- Valentine Lady.
lcl Selma O., l07. Port Light, ii2, Kama.
ne, Water war, ll2. N. Bert Thurman,
Triumphant. li9. MRrasmos. III, ssuf
conduit. M. Billy joe III; Sir John
Veigne. III; PlIHaro. III; David craig,
III. Squeelsr, III Vision, lo7, Nansylyia,
Duke ot Devonshre, ii2.
second race, seven furlongs-Roistsrer,
lo5, Frlvoiity, MS, Second Cousin, ll6
Garry CLEVER, tib. Mamie Kelly. no.
westwood ii5, PhnnolaH, 49, servitor,
iib A6bess, 10; Alex, Jry llS. substi.
kins, rs, sammy Roy. 1l5, Lord wrack,
1l5; Lightning Sweep. 10, Cornoran, rs,
Nordeck, ll5, Melody Man. ilB, Refugee
H. no. Black Hackle, ii5.
Third race, one mile--Viva America
lo5 kiku los. War Prize, ios. WEXFORD,
nee Idol, ils, RoutNdge 1l5.
Fourth race. four and ors-hslt fur.
li5, Miss Fraley. ii5
blanche Mac, llb, Lough Maiden, ii5,
penwell, li5. Niebe, iiS.
Fifth race. mile and qusrter--sterling
llb; Golden Broom, i22, Peace Pennant
teed, loS Miss Patty, loS, Peggy G., l0S
Eyes or Young, l07 Frank W. iO7. Alulu
lo7 Jim llestings. lo7. Cortland, ITO
li2. our Birthday ll2, Buglyan, ii2.
seventh race. mtc and siHtssnth.
Wenonsh. los, Nimpalong, l0s, Hariock
ios Rar one, ia, Money Maker, ia,
Molancholia. llji walter II, Poarco, ii3
sight wind. liS: King. ia, Speeds'cr
r., loS la Foudre, io3; Lottery. iij.
Weather clear. track fast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

Memphis Regains Top
Place in Southern A.;
BarOns Finally Lose

ATLANTA. Ga, May i6.--
Memphis last week regalned tho
Southern association lead, relin-
quished the week before to Bir-
mingham and Mobile. The three
teams are punched closely around
first place.
birmingham, whose winning
streak Of 10 games was broken
Tuesday. lost three Of seven
games whilo Mobile won only
two out of six and Memphis lost
only one Of five. Little Rock, with
heavy hitting and strong pitch
ing. won four and lost two.
or the other teams Atlanta
won three and lost two, New Or
leans broke even In six and
Nashville won two and lost four,
while Chattanooga showed i'm
provement with three victories
10 four defeats
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COwan Holds Sioux To 7 Hits;
Tierney Continues Hard Hitting
Burke Gets 9 Blows
Oilers Make Hits
Count.
COWAN IS EFFECTIVE
Big Fellow in Danger Only
in One InninR-Cleve-
land Bats Well.

Special 90 The World
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. May iG
Tho oilers made II two straight
from Sioux city today by winning
20 in n drizzling rain. Although
tho Packers touched Cowan, the
Tulsa pitcher. for seven safe hits
they were unable to bunch them
sufficiently to score tho necessary
runs 10 win.
Three Sioux city pitchers were
used. Miles, who started the game.
lasted Just two Innings, during
which time he allowed five hits
which resulted In -four runs Flctch-
er went In In the third, with men
on first and third and none out, he
retired the side with only one moro
run Hc was relieved In the eighth
by Wslbsuer, who allowed only one
hit in the last two frames.
Good Hall Played.
Cowan Travelled the entire route
and pitched fairly consistent ball.
lie was In real danger only once.
That was In the sixth. when Sioux
city scored three runs. Hain was
falling when the game opened and
continued until the sixth when the
skies cleared temporarily. Both
sides played good ball considering
the cold and damp weather.
The Packers registered the first
run Of the game In the last half OF
The first inning when Crouch. who
had singled and gone 20 second In
an inficld out, came home on Me-
Manua' wild throw to first base of
Dofate's grounder Defatc took
second on the error. and went to
third on Rclchie's single. lie bade
the third out, however, whom he
was caught trying TO reach home
on the hit
The visitors camo bnck strong In
the first of the second Tierney
doubled and went TO third when
Davis drew base on balls. Four
wild ones to Connolly fiiled the
bases with none out, McManur
then made up for his error In the
first inning by sending the bali
over tho right field fence for two
bases, scoring Tierncy' and Davis
and putting Connolly on thirdu
Rrannon grounded out and Cowan
whitfield. Burke then delivered a
single and scored both McMapus
and Connolly. Graham hit high
fly to Robinson In center field and
the sido was retired.
Won In Third and Sixth.
Tulsa obtained another marker In
tho third ON singles by Cleveland,
Tierney and Davis. Neither side
scored again until the sixth when
the oilers chased across two runs,
after one was out. by means OF
three more safeties
Sioux City retallated In the last
half OF the frame by scoring three
runs. Fletcher surprised the fans
by taking u healthy swing at the
second bah over and sending II
against the right field fence for n
single. Crouch drew base on
balls and ENers singled, filling the
bases. Defate came to the rescue
with a two-bagger and Fletcher
and Crouch crossed the plate, Evers
going To third. Robinson grounded
out to the shortstop and Ever-
scored on the play. Rcichlo struck
,-~- aud the side was retired when
McManus caught Donnellys fly
The remaining Innings were
scoreless on both sides
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
2 BOUTS TONIGHT
IN SOONER RINGS
FL Reno and Beggs to
Stage Cards Enid
Has Go Saturday.
Boxing Bouts Tonight

| A. canton. ohio Jack Britton
lvs Mikc O'Dowd, ~ rounds
Al Philadelphia johnny tlin-
hon vs. While jackson, six
rounds lightweiRhts.
Al Milwnukce--Low Tcndler W,
Ipinkcy Mitchell, 10 rounds light
weights
A. piushurg Kan. Frank
IMoGowan W. Sell Allison. 10
rounds lghtweights.
Al Ninueapplip--Tcddy Murphy
|vs Ice Baird. 10 rounds; light
weights.
Al El Reno, Okla Texas Tate
|ys Battling Weiss. 10 rounds.
lnght hcavyweights.
A. Nashville larry Bramer
We Freddy Boordc. 10 rounds.
lurhtWcighta
Al Roggs Okla. six Chootor
lMor-r ys. Red Byrd, - rounds,
w cl'crV cights.
Al Springfield. Mo.--Art Magirl
b. Young Fitzsimmons, 10
rounds, middlcweights.
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\
'Batted for Griffin In seventh. VI
tran tor Pitt in seventh,
tBattcd for Boyd In third.
Oklahoma city ......,,... 002 no Inn
Dcs Moiucs ..........,....0 0O2 600 OgO|
summary Runs Moeller Moore I0n|
more. Hughes 2 Humphrics. Grifr|
Ramsey French. Milan, Metz. Long
rors French Milan; home run Me
three base hits. Hughes, French; two-b|
hits shannon, Ramsey. McDerm1
French sacrifice hits, lindimore . Il
rifice n.y. Moore stolen base Hugh
loft on bases. Oklahoma city 10 4
Moines Z balk Boyd struck out
Ramsey .. by Dresser 4 by Buckslew
bascs on balls, off Ramsey >, of Boyd
of Dresser 2, of Buckalew .; wild pa
Boyd. earned runs and hits. of Boyd
ana In innings, off Dresser and
In Is. Off Buckslew and :.
losing pitcher. Boyd, double plays, lin
more TO Humphries to shannon, Moore|
Humphries; umpires, Becker and Buckl
time, 2.lt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
Elevator Girl Improves.

Miss Fronia Henderson, elevator
girl AT The World building, who was
seriously injured early Saturday
morning when she fell down the
elevator shaft, was reported slightly
improved at Oklahoma hospital last
night Or, Fred S. Clinton. attend
ing physician, said the girl is not
yet out OF danger. however
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
Celebrate Anniversary.

DIES MONIES Iowa. May Ia
Tho afternoon session OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal general conference
was given over to a celebration of
the three hundrodth anniversary of
the landing of the pilgrim fathers.
Bishop l.. n. Wilson delivered the
address Of the day on this terccn-
tenary event
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
CHAMPS EASILY
DEFEAT MINER;
Indians Win From De
Moines-R a in at
Omaha.

sT JOSEPH May i6.-Thc Saline 10
the second game of the series here fr,
Joplin this afternoon, 7 90 Q Goods
started well Tor the Miners and t.I q
locals hltless Tor the first tive tnni0es
the sixth. however. the Saints opened v|
a ombardment that scored -Four runs a
drove Good-on from the mound
rho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
EVANS AND FABRlQUE JUMP

KANSAS CITY. NO, May Ia
Pitcher W j, Evans and Bunny
Fabriaue, shortstop, today jumped
the Kansas City team OF the Ameri-
can association, leaving tonight for
OIL City. Pa, where they said they
would play with the OH City team OF
the Steel league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
Appointed commercial ,y,,,

TT" FASO, TCXas, MAY H.
Joaquin Rodriguez has been named
commercial agent for the Mexican
revolutionary movement at Eagle
Pass, Texas. and Jose n. Robledo
has veen appointed TO the same office
at Del Rio, Texas, 1t was announced
here todav, -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
InnrreslNt lcrrmnn,.

ROME May 10 Tho cauonization
Of Joan of Arc the French national
heroine was celebrated by Pope
Benedict this morning in st. Peters,
IL was the greatest and most impress
sive function performed in the his
toric basilica for several centuries
past .--..-
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summary Runs. NOykc}, bUnsNa !
ilonowitz BrubAker =. kellcncf Wake
crosby, errors. strong, lockcv, Goods.
kcllohcr T. crosby earned runs Joplin
st. Joseph bases on balls or lus.h 4
g OF Goodson T. or DonHvsn l. . sIrI|
out. by Luschcn g. by goodson o I,U
bases. Joplin 10. st Joseph three bi
hits, wagner. Brubakcr, crosby sayr0|
hits, Wagner. Lamb Conroy BouuN
Kirby; umpires, Fitzpatrick and Wuso
time, 1888.
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Bases on balls, Cowan I, Mites q,
Fletcher ?; hit by pitched ball by
Fletcher, Davis; two base hits. DEBATE
q Eiffert, Tlcrnoy McManus, double
plays. Evers to Defate To Dounolly.
left on bases sioux city 4, Tulsa g /;
Earned runs and hits, Off Nils and
& IN two Innings Off Fletcher 3 and
4 In 9 Innings. Off Waldbaucr and I
In 2, Cowan 2 and 7. struck out. hy
Cowan D. by Miles 2, by Fletcher I q,
by Wnldhauer 3 losing pitcher. Miles
umplrcs, Jacobs and Lauzon. Time,
1885.
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81 lsgis

summary; Runs, Williams Jacobson I,
Ellerbe; two-base hit, Williams stolen
bases. Billings, Judge. jacobson, Gerber;
double play Judge TO shannon TO Judge;
bases on balls. OF weilmann I. off john
son struck out, by johnson 3. by Well
mann /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
INDIANS DEFEAT
YANKEES 5 TO 2
Continues H a r d
Hitting-B row
Beat Griffs.

NEW YORK, May l6.--B Before tho
largest crowd ever assembled At tho polo
grounds cleveland defeated New York to-
day. Mays was driven from the box In
the first inning when the visitors scored
five runs BY clean hitting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
DEFEAT
CHAMPS IN 18TH.
Cubs Win From Braves
Rain Sets Back
Robins-Cards.

CINCINNATI May l6.--Phusdelphls
broke us losing streak Of ninc straight
games today by winning from the Reds
In the 18TH inning Ring and Rixey pitched
fine ball,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
BY LARRY DALEY
49,. ... .H. =.


been the most
important I'm ring
annals FOR a long
time. In the mum
bor OF scraps and
their importance
The defeat OF
Mike O'Dowd by
Johnny Wilson
for the world .
m | d Il J o W @ light
title, the first
overthrow Of a
champion since
Willard lost the
"a n IA u q "a a. . IN Z
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summary: Runs, FlaCh. Hollncher Rob
ertson, Terry Ei,efer. Cruise. errors Rot
locher. MarHnytlle. two-base hits, AleNAn.
der hoeckcl. double play MRranvnlc 20
llolke bases On balls, or Hearn 9 struck
out bv Alexander 4.
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DIES MONIES. May i6.--Oklshoma &
hit Boyd and Dresser freely today
won the second game Of the series 5
4 In a light dri1zlo.
"a