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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

Right to Play Casey
Smith by TrdUelers
Taken Before Court

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 10
The right Of Casey Smith, pitcher,
today in the Southern association,
was before Judge John Il. Mccall
In federal district court here to-
day as a result OF complaint
filed by the Little Rock club. Sc
curing a judicial order TO compel
John d. Martin. president of the
Southern association, TO approve
Smiths contract. The suit was
set for hearing today.
In It's complaint the Little Rock
club alleges that Smith came to
Little Rock as a free agent b.
virtue OF a release granted by the
San Francisco club Of the Pacific
coast league, and under the code
of organized baseball, eligible as
n player.
President Martin however, with
held his approval OF Smiths con-
tract and explained that his ac-
ton as besed on a communication
from Secretary Farrell OF the Ma
tional association of minor league
clubs, advising him OF a statement
said to have been issued by the
San Francisco club asserting that
Smith had been released for the
best interests OF baseball"
In his answer to the suit Mr.
Martin contended that under the
constitution he was within his
rights in withholding approval OF
the contract
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lorr

Drumright, Springfield. ana Paw
huska follow in order In club bat
ting Chickasha tops the list In
fielding with Fort Smith second.
Springfield. Pawhuska, Drumright,
Honryotta and Enid follow after Ok
mulgee in fielding.
=
Charlie Schmidt OF Fort Smith is
the real batting leader with 364.
Hensllng Okmulgce, .352, Query,
Otmulgcc. .351, Martin Enid, .P5l,
Brannon. Enid. $50 and Harper,
brumright, .320, are other stick
leaders.
Ki,tcrman OF Chickasha tops tho
first baseman in nclding with $50
In 25 games, though kotescki of
Fort Smith has mark OF .oS5 In
10 games. Harris OF Pawhuska
leads the second basemcn with .9li,
closely pressed by Reynolds OF
Chickasha with $50. J, Johnson OF
Hcnryetta leads the third hasemcn
with the exceptionally good record
Of .93i in 20 games. w. Windle of
Okmulgee set fast pace for the
shortstops. fielding .9iS In 20 games.
=
Four outflelders have played or
rorless ball, but ST. John, recently
dcposcd as Springfield manager. is
the real leader with .0S1 in 26
games. Hopper. Drumright, .977;
Pettigrew. Chickasha and G.. Nc
Clean, ucuryetta. .97s are other W.
A. fly chasers with high marks.
=
Schmidt Is catching leader. his
mark Of .975 topping Hayes of
Chickasha Ivy three points. Gomez
OF Springfield caught all OF his
teams 26 games His record, in
Guiding games OF last Thursday. is
.933. Adkins. Henryetta; Payne,
Chickasha; Gardner Springfield
Smith. Okmulgce: Farnum, Paw
huska; BlCscrs, Enid; Sayre. Spring
field; Uprhurch, Okmulgee. and
williams, Okmulgee. top the pitch
ers In folding with perfect records.
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southern \. Managers suspended.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June lS.-Iohn
McCloskcy, manager of the Mem
Dhis club. and Norman Elborfeld.
manager OF the Little Rock club,
have heen indefinitely suspended
according TO an announcement from
the headquarters OF the Southern
association here tonight John d.
Martin, president of the league,
stated that the suspensions were
ordered on reports of umpires OF AL
legged misconduct OF the two man
ayers. Martin said also that the
which Elbcrfcld called his men from
which Elberfeld called his men from
the field, Mad been forfeited TO Mo-
biIp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Abbotts Bat Opportunely and
Play Perfect Bail on Defense
Boosters Make G a m e
but Futile Rally
in final.
START AT 2::3O TO-DAY
Morris and Adams Probable
Oiler Hurlers in To-
in Final.
ny LARRY DALEY.

Brilliant fielding behind John
smithson's good pitching, and hard
and opportune hitting gave the on
ors victory over pcs Moincs ycstcr
day In the third gamo of the series,
to 3
The homclinRs established a five
run lead I'm tho first two innings. and
although Dcs Moinos bnttlcd game.
" against Smithson's good pitch
ing and splendid support the efforts
OF the Boosters were unavailing
Hard Fought Game.
Yesterdays game was another
hard fought affair. and was splon-
didly played Several spectacular
fielding plays, including n lightning
double by tho Boosters which saved
"A run. featured. Not an error was
made by the oilers,
Both clubs made their hits count
or the Oilers nine blows seven con
tributod to the scoring. while six OF
tho Boosters blows were factors In
their run-Rctting,
The Boosters made II n hard fight
all the way and the Issue was In
doubt until the last man was out
They nickcd Smlthson for two runs
and as many hits In tho eighth and
found him for hit In the ninth but
couldn't get tho necessary two mon
around TO ito tho count.
oilers Score IN FIRST.
Tho oilers counted one In the first
inning. Burke was given life when
Metz dropped his ny. Graham was
hit by pitched ball McManus sac
rificcd, Mcrz TO Hnshrook. tho run
..t
threw wide to Mcrs on returning n
pitched ball and Burke raced home.
Four were made by the Abbotts In
tho second Connolly led or with a
single through short. Davis beat out
an inficld hit. Dobbins doubled to
center, Connolly and Davis scoring.
Smithson grounded to Coffey, Dob
bins holding second. Burke singled
to center, sending Dobbins to third
Graham's double TO center counted
Dobbins and Burke.
After letting down tho Boosters
without hit for the first three inn
ings, Smithson was touched for three
hits and as many runs In the fourth.
Coffey started 1t with single to
right. OConnor grounded to Me
Manus Coffey going to second. Metz
doubled TO center. scorinE Coffey
Cleveland threw out McDermot'
Metz holding second. Hasbrook'
home run over the center field wall
counted Metz.
oilers Win In seventh.
Tho Oilers mado two and what
proved to be the winning runs In tho
seventh. Graham was passed with
one out and scored on McManus
double 10 the center field wall. Tier
ney walked. Clevclands ground sin
gle to left scored McManus.
Two hits and two runs nctted the
Boosters their final two markers IN
the eighth, French was parsed with
one out and scored on Coffcy's dou-
BILE to right, O'Connor's single &c
deep center scored Coffey from
second.
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Shrubb to .JnIn oyf,rd

MONTREAL, June l2.--Alfrsd
Shruhh, long distance champion, to-
day sailed for England to Join the
oxford team in its races with the
University Of Princeton runners
Later hc expects to handle the
South Africnn Nlvmnic tenm
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TULSA

Summary Twcahiso ms, 'pii'N'
Metz. Graham, Dobblne. three-bhse
hit, Burke. home run, llasbrook' :
sacrifice hit. McManus, stolen base,
Graham. bases on balls. off Mer1
4 of Smithsou 2; struck out by
Morz 1 by Smlthson g hit by pitcher
Graham hy Mcr1. McManus by Mcrz;
double play, McDormott 10 Has
brook. lcf on bases. Dcs Moines ..
Tulsa G; time. i:A5, umpircs, Daly
and Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Contestants from Many State
Collins to Play Tulsa
GOlfing Professionals

Phil IIcsler. assistant to Billy
Mohlhorn, Tulsa Country club pro-
fcssional and ]. G. Collins will play
today the first of four llS-hols
m1tChcs They are TO start at 0:30
o'Clnck this morning.
Mehlhorn and Collins play
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Upset Wins LdtOnia
Derby; Gladiator Is
Second; Time Is 2:32

LATONTA, June 12.-Upset won
the Latonia derby today. Gladiator
was second and Ethel Grey, third.
Time was 2:32 for " mile.
Gladiator finished half length
behind Harry =, Whitney's winning
entry, while Ethel Gray trailed the
gladiator by length.
The track was fast and the wea-
ther Ideal for racing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

Featured by games with the Az
gies and Phillips university, leading
contenders for the state collegiate
title, and a Thanksgiving game here
with the formidable Rolla School
OF Mines OF Missouri. the Kendall
college football schedule for the sea-
son of 1920 is one of the most am
bilious ever undertaken by a tiger
eleven. The above revised schedule
was announced last light by Coach
Francis Schmidt OF Kendall. and tho
Tulsa collegians will meet worthy
foemcn in the always dangerous
Rolla gridsters.
The biggest home game on the
schedule is with the Oklahoma Ag-
girs. OF equal Importance is the
clash with Johnny Maulbetsch's
Phillips university eleven at Enid
This is the beginning OF gridironi re-
latiOns between the two powetful
denominational schools. In 1921
Phillips plays the THANKSGIVING
game here.
Central and East Central normals.
the Catholic and Ivan Groves Bap-
list universities and In. Chiiucco In.
dians are on the schedule. with the
possibility that Northwestern normal
of Alva will be played October 80 at
Tulsa. At least seven games with
Oklahoma collegiate elevens will in
sure Kendall an opportunity to show
their class as state contenders, all
the leading Sooner colleges being on
the schedule. The University of Okla
homa is not a member OF the Okla
homa conference.
Fairmourt and Friends OF WIGHT
ia, Kan: Drury of Missouri and
Texas Trinity are being considered
for the open November 13 date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
DEWEY TO HOLD
ANNUAL ROUNDUP
July 3, a and 5 Dates
Of Great Sport
ing Event.

DEWEY. okla, June i2.--The
purchase OF consignment of wild
horses this week by Joe a. Bartles
was followed almost Immediately by
the announcement that after vaca-
tionlng throughout the period OF the
world war, the roundup. once an
annual Dewey event. will be staged
here again this year on July 3. 4.
and 3. at the model racing and sports
plant that is within the corporate
limits of and is owned by tho city
Of Dewey There will be automobile
races every day.
The annual roundup. originally a
private Fourth of July celebration
staged by Mr.. Bartles. grew, a few
years ago, into "a community spec
tacle. and, usually attended with
boxing of championship caliber,
served to greater extent that oil pro-
duction in placing tho Dewey
Bartlesvillo district of Oklahoma
before every state In the union and
bringing the resources OF the state
TO the attention OF foreign investors
Yet the roundup itself has never
been allowed to prosper as a business
institution. 1t has been kept merely
Fourth OF July celebration by the
Dewey community,
\ Daring Venture.
The very daringness Of the ven
ture in "A financial way has caused
heart failure in many u bank OF the
neighboring states when Dewey fl
nauciers at banking conventions
have mentioned that the home town
thinks nothing of advancing as much
as 100000. annually. to guarantee
the sports on firccracker day. The
same bankers will further aver that
nary u dime In dividends has ever
been paid to shareholder In the
annual event.
MIR. Bartles is not ready to an
nouncc the principals In the boxing
events TO be staged at the roundup
July 8, but Matchmaker Edward
Cochrane OF the KaRsas City journal
declared this week. that he Is In
communication with the best men
available for the date. II was Mr..
Cochranc who picked Wildcat Ferns
for the Ferns -Magill match at Dewey
in 1912, which proved to be the
very beginning of a spectacular ca
reer for each OF the boxers This
was the year special train bearing
Oklahoma to the Dewey arena under
! Adjutant General Frank Canton to
stop the sports, when General Can
| ton, after an investigation. remained
an Interested spectator and was al
ways after a great enthusiast for the
| Dewey roundup. Mr.. Cochrane also
| picked Jack Dillon In 1916 for the
| Dillon Flynn bout that about ended
| Flynn's claim to popularity. There
Is n possibility that the principals
this year may he flyweights. but a
| rich card IL assured
Contestants from Many States
The ropinG. riding. bulldogginR
stock handling, will draw contest
ants from many states, from Mexico
| and from Canada.
A new feature OF the roundup will
'oo the number OF cities sending
chamber of commerce representa-
tives to study tho Dewey method OF
staging SO big spectacle. Many
towns In Oklahoma, for example. arc
bidding for the annual spring regis
tered stock show now being held nj
oklahoma City. Harry Hart OF Ok
mulgee once expressed Willingness to
finance tho show II moved 10 his
town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Weekly Trap Shoot.

The regular weekly trap shoot OF
the Tulsa gun club will he held this
afternoon at o'clock on the Tulsa
rifle range grounds two and half
miles north Of the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

BROpkLYN, June lg,---MamRuN Wild
moss in the tfth inning when with two
out and runner on nrst he hit two men
and passed another and then with the
Duncan, cost BROOKLYN the opening game
ot the Cincinnati series today. to 3,
The et.fre. n, II r.
Cincinnati ........... 600 O1i 900, /
Brooklyn ....,..,... 0OO 0l0 n2O--3 6 ,
Rattcries--Luuue and Wingo, MAmauN,
smith and Miller, Elliott
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Cards Refuse S2OO,OOO
and Players for HOrnsby

ST. LOUIS, June l2.--President
Samuel Breedon OF the 81. Louis
Nationals announced tonight that
the club had flatly rejected an offer
OF 100000 and two players from
the New York Nationals for Roger
Hornsby, the locals second base
man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

LONDON, June l2.--Joe Beckett,
heavyweiEht champion OF England,
aud Tommy BURNS, the French Ca
madam pugilist vii box 20 rounds
at Albert haal July l6
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summary Runs Mari, Robinson.
irichl". Alternate. shannon Put Hughes
Mneller. Hr"en. NnHely. whitney. ertota
Aftermath 2. porman, Moeler. Moscly .
two-hase hit Rasmussen. sacrifice hits
Mart Crouch. Fi't. Hughes CovinEton .
stolen bases p"fate, pott. Hughes. bases
on balls, off whitney I, on MasmusHen 2 .
struck out, by whitney T. by Covington 4
by hasmussen ? wllh pitch, whitney .
passed balls. nreen, Dorman; lef' on bases
Oklahoma city = SlOux CITY &. timn, l,l0i
unpircs, Fitzpatrick and Lipe.
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Z!
Larry Doiley

The reason Tor
the success ~ tho
Okmulgec club In
the Western asso
cation race 10
date are apparent
In the official av
crages released a
today by Sccre e
tary Charlie Brill,
The league lead
crs lead In team
batting and arc
ihird In team
fielding Henry
eta, Enid. Fort
Smith Chirkssha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
KENDALL PLAYS
HARD SCHEDULE
Leading Oklahoma Elev.
ems on 1920 Grid
Program.
The Schedule

Sept, 25--Oklahoma Catholic
university at Tulsa.
oct. 2-Chilocco Indians at
Tulsa.
oct. e-Oklahoma Aggies a,
Tulsa.
oct. 16--East Central normal
at Ada.
oct. 23--Central normal at I'd.
mond.
oct. 30-Open.
Nov. - oklahoma Baptist
university at Tulsa.
Nov. 13--Open.
Nov. ls--Phillips university at
Enid. =,
Nov. rs (ThanksgivinE)--Roi-
la, Mo, school of mines at
Tulsa.
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WICHITA, June i2.--wichita won an
exciting game her. today In the ninth
inning. faryan, who had previously made
his lhth home run OF the season and
hts third Tor the series, brought In the
winning run with single with one down
Heck tied the score In the eighth with
ms seventh home run ot the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Indians win rphilI Game.

OKLAHOMA CtTY June i2-Oklahoma
Ciiy came from behind twice today, once
overcoming three run handicap. and
Sioux city knocked whitney out Of the
boS In the nth with four consecutive
HinElos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
CAMPBELL WINS SHOOT
Club President Tops Others II
Weekly Shoot with 03---Sid
Mallory Second.

President J, A, Campbell won tho
regular weekly shoot of the Tulsa
100 shots
Sid Mallory and Joe Mcgee were
tied for second place by getting Of
out OF 100. Franschot came next
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

summary Runa, Emcrich ?. Connolly
Conroy, walker, smith 2. Yaryan. Beck
nuuer Conlan, errors, Emerich. Connolly
Howman l. OF Rose ?, sacrifice hits
l'ruhaker 2 kellehcr, left on bases.
Wichita ., 81 Joseph 0; two-b.He hiis.
Bctger, Conruy, Conlsn. smith nonowltz;
lhrce-baHc hit Smith. Uome runs Beck,
Yarynn, double play, Yaryan TO Berger:
struck out. by bowman g. by Rose ! um
pires, Becker and Lauzon. time. 1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Oilers Win In seventh.
Notes of the Game

A scheduled double header today
concludes the series with Des Moines,
The first game starts at 80 o'clock.
Joe Morris and Carl Adams are
tho likely Oiler pitcher selections,
Cykowski will start ono game for
tho Boosters. Coffey was undecid
ed last night as to his second hurler.
Cleveland, Coffey and Burke were
the batting leaders yesterday. coffey
got two hits one u double. In four
trips Cleveland two singles In four
times up. and Burke "A single and
triple In five Attempts.
Jack Coffey had great day. In
addition to leading his teams attack
the Booster manager handled nine
chances without an error. Jack )
one hand catch of Tierney's TeNa.
Lacquer in the fifth and his stop and
throw OF Burke's groundcr In the
seventh were sensational bits OF
fielding.
Tommy Connolly caught his spikes
In the turf when attempting to field
Metz drive in the fourth-and the
center fielder sat down, six inches
out of reach of tho ball
Graham made a great one-hand
catch OF Cleveland's high throw Of
Longs grounder in the sixth,
French's stop far 10 his left. over
IN" second cushion showed the brill
IL l..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

H. G, West graduate ohiropod!st,
4J2-413 Bliss Bldg Cedar S3S.---
Advt.
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HENRYETTA. June u iicnryctta won
the game from Springfield here today &
TO IN the last game ot the series.
The score. II IL u
Springfield ..........O 600 600 OOO-O & /
uenTyotta ......,... 900 100 3iN-b .
nattcrics Jones ana Gomez, Atkins and
nal
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The Sc0reboard

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
w.s,srn League.
AT Tulsa DTs MONIES s.
. A, Nyirhlta ST Joseph g.
A, Ctishowa city q. sioux CITY b.
A, Ioniin 3. Omaha 10
~.,,a..., ,.a,.
. 49,, a, N"r" Ifs
e. nn.,cn chicago =
A, t,rnnkiyn a Cincinnati T.
a, phuadcinhia a Plttsburgh g.
" -, -,
A, D.tr>i, a Philndeiphla Z.
A. Cisv.ians & New York l.
a. uos,on a 81 Louis is
A, shtr.g, q Warrington T.
-, ,.,at,to,
A, I.ou,sviIIs 10 KanHss CITY a.
A. Cniunhus- Milwaukee, called end
,htrd r.in
A, TnIedo 81 Paul g.
A. indi.panoiis MInnoa poiis q
Western Associ.tIop
A, ttc,rv.t,s gprInrfipld O.
a. Intd n Drumrtsht i
a, .,t,ickasha 4 pawhusLa 4
A, oLmuigee a FOR, smith A.
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Former Otter Heats Giants.

NEW NONk, June IE--NI. I4UuI' nc.
fcated the New York Nationals in the
IInincA held the Giants to five scattered
hits Extra base hits by McIienry and
Janvrin produced the runs scored Off Ben
ton,
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pHILNUELFIIIN, juno ll.-PhIadoT1
phtas early lead was wiped out by Pitts
burgh today and the locals lost to \
RtNoy weakened and II Millcr's Wild throw
aided the visitors materially.
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LEAGUE LEADERS WIN
Okmulgcc Bats lIard---ticnrys shut
out Springficld---Drumr
Keats Enid--ChiCks Win,

oKMULuEE, June i2.--Okmulgee held
n slugfcst with two ct the Twin south
paws and won today'h game by score
Of 60 .,
The score X u r.
Fort smith ........ 600 OsO ooo--J 6 ?
okmSlEre .,..s..t.. 2Ol l2o ou0-b 10
natteries-Allcn, HeaHon and schmidt !.
Upchurth, HOltghoubcr and Querroy,
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Home Run Wins In Tenth.

ENID. june l3--iioopers home run IN
tho 10th inning won Tor brumright hcrS
today hy score Of / to o, Reynolds fnt
Enid famed 10 mon while Wright, ths
prumright hurlcr, famed ala.
Tho score. n, ~ H.
nruWriEht ......, O0O 600 OOO 1t
Enid t......... 600 600 OoO %
batteries Wright and Crittcnden,
Reynolds aud Lamb.
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rricr Protests Game.

CH1CKASHA, June ~ --Chickasha nosed
out paWhuska IN ragged game hcre to
day by score of TO .. Manager Price
uf IHwhuHka protested the game when
the umpire called McbOugal out at the
plato when he was struck by batted
ball
The score. n H. n
pawhuaka .......... 600 oO3 ONO--i 4
ChlukRsha ,,.....,,.,9OO 500 0ON--t &
battcties- Malone and Palmer on.
more BrannOni Speake and Miller
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INDIANS DEFEAT YANKS
,ycs,crncrs Win First Of Important
Scrics-Browns swat nara
and Heat Red Sox.

CLEVELAND. juno i2--Clovclnnd won
tho flrst pAmc ~ tho aotics Win rev
yntk today to 4 II was a houy con
t,st,d r.ur with caldwell ouipN'hlns
Quinn who had won clsht straight s"l"'"
prior 10 to-day. ~ A. l.,
=, ~, tn"y 600 2Og 900
Ct,yei,nJ .....I I12 100 OlS--b 10
Hattcries--Q quinn and Hannah C"'dwe"
and p'NcUl
white sox Rally Wins.
CHICAGO June i2.-=''hlcago rallied IN
tho ninth today and defeated Warrington
10 \ singles by Pinch iIittorH Murphy
u nd Jourdan started the winning tally snn
the runs were driven .,toHs ny nlen"'u
vasS,nsion ane nsT,n' ..,. 200 oso 2io-s i5 1
Chicago ,,......... 2O2 Oo2 Ol2-g II o
natterieu-Johnson and Picinichi VIII
kinson and Schalk.
Tigers Break Losing streak.
DETROIT. June l2,--bettot broke a
long losing streak by winning close DC
oinion game from Philadelphia today,
TO a. Tho hitting Of sothoton and Perkins
The score; - - " ~ ~
| philadel phias ,.......oll OlO poo--9
| Detroit ,,..,..,,,'.29 .29O Ouo ooS-'
Batterics--Nayior and Perkins; Davis
ana Ainsmitb.
Isrown. Continue Hard sluggink.
ST LOUIS. June i2-.Driying the Of
fetinga Of three pitchers for ~ hlts, elgh,
Of which were for extra bases, 81 Louis
today won from noHton. 10 to T.
The score: IL. ", "
81 Louis ,....,..,.0lo 9al nlx--ib g2
uostOu ............200 900 O02--- II
| BATTERIES -Sothoron and SEVERED, Jones
| kArr. Fortune and Schang.
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French's stop far TO his left. oyel
III" second cushion showed the bril-
liant Booster inficlder at his best.
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Robert \. MClirncN
Funeral Director. Phone 456-17i
q02 South Main-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

Graham made a great one-hand
catch OF Cleveland's high throw of
longs Grounder In the sixth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
81 Ia,,ab

'one out when winning run scored,
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wichita .,....s.,,.........O2i 600 1ii--6