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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
PRIZE AWARDS At
SUSSEX CORN SHOW
Keen Competition and Many Ex-
hibits, With Big Hog as Extra
Attraction.

Sr--cial Correspondence to Every Evening
Seaford. Dec 2.-The corn show held
here. Tuesday. was a great success The
business people Of Seaford had offered a
fine line OF prizes to be gwen to the sue
ceSsful contestants and the farmers OF
this section manifested their appreciatIons
bv bringin IN a very tlEe line OF exhibits
In all there was I72 entries, including the
exhibits OF corn, wheat. buckwheat, soy
beans. COW peas, potatoes, peanuts,
onions and cowpea hay, and SO prizes
were awarded as follows:
For best 20 ears white corn-First
\orval Pepper. oil heater; second, George
T.. Noble. 200 pounds bran; third, John
Pepper. pair overalls.
Yellow corn-First, c. J Elzey, horse
cultivator; second, NJ. c. Friedel, paint;
third. L. H. Williams, pair overalls.
Swecpstake -Norval Pepper, automo-
Dile tire.
John Willin. shirt: second, J. Roy Can
lou. wall paper third, :. b. Allen, lady.
pocketb book.
Yellow corn-First. George D. Friedel,
shirt: second. C. j. Elzey, 12-pound can
,scon: third. Albert Elzey, box candy.
~weepstake d. Friedel, a0to-
For best five ears white corn-First
Robert J. Allen. pair rubber boots
second, : b. Allen. pair Arctios; third,
" J. Boyce. pair overshoes
elbow corn-First, Claude Ellis
iweater; second, Herman Elzey, two years
absorption TO Sdeford News: third, c. j.
Elzey. box candy
Sweepstake- J. Allen, automobile
toilet KIT
Single car-white corn-First, George
T. Noble, pair wooden blankets; second,
Norval Pepper box candy; third, Robert
J Allen, box candy.
Yellow corn-First, Ernest Bossard,
rocker; second Herman Elzey, pair
shoes. third, NJ G. Friedel, box candy.
sweepstake-George E. Noble, Stetson
nat
Best 10 ears popcorn-First, Mis-. May
Wright, ham; second, John Pepper,
lady's camisole; third, Miss May Wright,
box candy.
Best peck of grain or seed. wheat
First, Granville b. Kinder, horse blanket;
second, 7. L. Hearn, 81; third, X. II.
Collins, 81.
Buckwheat First. J ]. Allen, ladys
shirtwaist; second, Herbert Friedel, 81;
third, Frank Short 81
Low peas flrst, ". l.. Boyce, 10
hampers; second, Frank Short, 81; third,
II J. Ockels, 81
Best peck Of white potatoes First,
X. H. Collins. 220 pounds fertilizer;
second, Thomas NJ. Smith, S4; third,
Reuben j. Allen, -
Sweet potatoes FIRST. J. J. Allen, %
hampers; second, John Pepper, 81:
third. Norval Pepper 81
Ten ears shelling most. BY weight
First, c. j. Elzey, 50; second, s. B. Allen,
50; third, NJ J.. Boyce, 81
Best bushel of corn Robert J. Allen.
81 hat.
One Of the features y the show was an
enormous hog, exhi bited By Norval
Pepper Of Broad Creek, which weighed
sO0 pounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
HDHENZOLLERN PROPERTY
CAUSE OF DISORDERLY SCENE

Berlin Nov 30 Disorderly scenes oc-
Cured in the Prissian assembly today FOL
lowing n debate ON n motion presented by
tho majority socialists which would
transfer property owned by the Hohen-
zolern family 90 the Prussian state and
would assign . suitable incnmc % memhcrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03
ST. Johns Chnnter Meeting

The fifty second annual convocatiou
Of St Johns Chapter, M 4. Royal Arch
Nasons. will he held in the Masonic
Inmnle EridnY ercnirp necclrhcr Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-03

of the former rcigning hoisc The yice-
president was compelled 10 suspend tho
sitting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05

with The pEpiuuShip ~ the
second half lyiuR between Enid, Fort
Smith ana bkm Ils'r, the 1920 Wcs-
tern association t.Ytou is concluded
tomorrow with Uorb'.- headers
NCttr since H." organization of
the Western association baok In
1905. boo the dug4 ug Doc Smvoly.
Spec llulburt arl Dfu,r names once
so familiar iu soutIvoatcru bascbilI
DifDIrH. iu th, U.r, recent years
wh'n clyde MiltN, EOLcrs llorusby.
I''r kiiduu au I otlots began their
pIutosHlOuu CurC'rF. las the south
western class ~ ulr,Lit enjoyed such
q splendid season te this year. huln-
,luliy nUd trtlH'iouly
rcnuhnt Hrcc Il Clusc.
bkmulFro got away 20 ruuuins
start Joe the nra. utI Of tho split
SEASON. and won. though improve
mont 900 no" pmr o. other clubs
Enid and 20. Smi'h ,sprcin,ly wa.
noticeable in m" final days 81 tho
fret half 1hiEtmpto mout material
tzod boo tho second hllf. with the re-
suit that the three teams. above men
toned. have been having a merry
battle for the leadership OF the soc
ond h1lf two others, Springfield aud
HCnry,tfu, are close behind. Drum
right and thicNlBLa hav" played
crcdiubly white Dnly pawhuska,
was hOpologsiy Cutulunncod
Not only iu team play but I'm tho
work uf inliyi llils, mas tho Wrs-
tern association ~ 1920 maintained
the standard pt precious years At
least 81 players Will aavnuCo 10 cir
cults ot higher classification, a ma
lorlty ot them To th' major leagues
or class "A and 4 minors.
al g. Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
GOLF TITLE PLAY
HERE IN OCTOBER
New 18-Hole Course at
Country Club Scene
of Tourney.

with tho return to Tulsa from
their vacations ~ leading lights In
golf play at the Tuisa Country club,
tentative plans are now under way
for the holding OF the 1920 profess
sional and amateur tournament op
the local links. Letters have been
sent to all other Oklahoma clubs,
asking their preferences regarding
tho date OF the tournament.
II Is probable thai the tourney
will be held about the middle Of Oc-
tober. or not later than October 90.
Tho new ls-holn course, which has
been under construction for two
years In completed and needs only
finishing touches to make u suit
able for chnmpionshi? play. George
Matson of Oklahoma City. state
amateur champion, recently played
on the Tulsa Country club links and
no expressed the opinion that the
course IL one of the best In the
southwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Superbas Regain Lead;
Tribe Gains Half Game

FOREST HILLS, y. Y, Sept A.
William Nj johnston, the playing
through holder of the crown Of the
all-comCrs singles, and William TIL
dent II. the hero OF Wimbledon, won
thoir places in tho final ot the 39th
national championrhin tournament
ON the turf of the southwest side
Tennis club here today Each ac-
cOmplishod his victory I'm the semi
finals by his own characteristics
methods, which afforded the gallery
an eNomplIfication OF the two dis
tinCt types OF tennis"
Johnston, playing the fastest sort
Of hitting game, filled with highly
spectacular rallies, defeated G., COL
kct Craner, the Massachusetts state
champion IN four sets.
Tlldcn elected TO test the variety
OF strokes with Wallace r. Johnston
Philadelphia star and No. OF the
ranking let, This brought about a
duel mostly at long range. Tilden,
who has twice stood up as runner
for the title, came through winner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Giants Win July . Game.

NEW YOUK. sept 4--NoN Nurk's vic.
tory over Philadelphia on thtc afternoon
ot July was affirmed with emphasis
today.
Under y ruling Of President Hoydlor Of
the National league susininir IN part thr
protest ~ Manager CraVnth ot the fhillieH,
the teams took the field as Of the first
hAlf pf the seventh lining with iva out,
gtcnRel on third and Fletcher on second
Tho lineup was the name, except Grimes
nuoreodrd boyle at second Tor New NurK.
Tho final score on July was 20 o, IN
New works. fayur. but today In the re-
play ot the eighth inning the Giants added
seven more runH making the sCurel To o
Tho protest IN the original game reHultc
after Umpire Mccormick declared FlotChcr
retired on a force out ut second, whon
Umpire Harrison, working behind the
plato ruled "a pop ry by WrightAtone 0s
an infield fly. Witch would automatically
prevent force out.
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give innings by agreement
Batteries--Rolt and Schmidt; Meadows
and Fruth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Western Association
POst-SedSOH Series
to Begin "Wednesday

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. A.
Wednesday. September 4, has
bccn decided upon as the date for
starting the post-season champion
ship series OF the western associa-
ton. Tho first two games will be
played at Okmulgce. winner of the
first half, Wednesday and Thurs
day. and the second pair at Enid,
providing the Harvcsters maintain
their lead over Fort Smith for an
other day. should other games be
necessary a coin will be flippod
to determine whore they shall he
played. Four victories will decide
the championrhip for the season,
the series being played under the
same rules as the worlds series.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
9 AGGIE LETTER
MEN TO RETURN
Sooner Farmers Football
Schedule Is
Heavy.
Colorado University
to Play Thanksgiving

October Opening game (un-
settled at Saltwater.
October o--Henry Kendall at
Tulsa.
October l6-Texas university at
Dallas fair.
October 22-Baylor university
at saltwater.
October 30-Texas A. g. NJ. coll
legc at saltwater Homecoming
day)
Noverber 6-Texas Christian
university at Wichita Falls or an
nual freshman game at saltwater.
November l3--Oklahoma uni
vcrs'ity at saltwater.
November 20--Haskcll Indians
at Kansas city.
November 25-Colorado univer-
sity at oklahoma City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
NO COMMISSION APPOINTED
Baseball Writers Head Denies Re
port of Gambling Probe.

CHICAGO, sept. 4.--l H.. San
born. president of the Chicago chap
ter of the Baseball writer's aSsocia-
tion, tonight said ne had no intention
OF Immediately appointing com
mittce to investigate charges that
tho Philadelphia tnd Chicago Na-
tional league game last Tuesday had
been fixed" for Philadelphia and
that gamblers in different cities had
made thousands OF dollars betting
on A.
Mr Sanborn said there was moth
ing In the statement of President
William Neock of the Chicago club.
issued today, requesting him 80 ap-
point an investigating committee,
althouEh such suggestion was
made In tho statement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Rulh Hrcnks Al Rccords.

VHIVAGO, SCnt- l.--Whon Bnhc
Ruth today knocked his 46th home
run OF the season, he broke all
known records for circuit drives IN
n single season,
Ruth last season broke "Buck"
Frccman's major league record of
25 homo runs in season by driving
out 20 This, however, was not a
world record, for Perry WCrdon.
playing with Minneapolis thcn In
The Western league, made 45 four
base hits in 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
mid

Dudley Brnnnor tu Detroit. Benny
Martin, r Mcclure, j. Kcarns, H..
and J. Reynolds to Kansas
Clty.
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Andy JOlsml l01 q OI9on 70
Tulsa. Glenn Meadows to Oklahoma
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Every one Of the nine games on
the oklahoma A. n NJ. college 1920
football schedule is a feature. Three,
possibly four. OF the away-from-
home fights are unusual: The Long
horns at the Dals5 state fair the
Redskins at Kansas city Colorado
In the Thanksgiving day clash at
Oklahoma Uty, and probably
game at Wichita Falls with u first
Clais Texas eleven. For the first time
since 1913 the Sooners will battle tho
Aggies at Saltwater. Homecoming
day for Aggie alumni and FORMER
athletes will be inaugurated this year
and the time has been set as the day
OF tho screen with the Texas Aggies.
Tho Precbyterians will be met at
Tulsa ana the Baylor Bears come to
saltwater for a return engagement.
Some Kansas team will likely fur
nish the competition in the opener.
Six Regulars Graduate.
At the first call for practice In
September Coach PiNlcc expects nine
"O' men OF 1919, three letter men
of former years, seventeen members
OF last years freshman squad and a
big number OF 1920 freshmen to re-
port.
Captain Gay. Kenny. Percy, Fetzer.
Chase and Anderson were lost this
spring BY graduation.
The nine holdover regulars are
Noyles, Lookabaugh, Williams.
Lourancc, Liebhart, Ray, stafford
Bailey and Blattler. Bolyard, Hand
and Graham, and possibly Etheridge.
are others OF the 70" wearers who
Will return.
Freshmen and others of 1919 who
a. a. 4 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Man O, Mnr Sets Record

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Man o.
war, champion three -ycar-old colt,
made a new worlds record for a
mile and five furlonEs race today
when ne ran tho Realization stakes,
an old turf classic, at Belmont park.
lie ran the distance In gao As as
against 2.47 3-5, the old record,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
mcgee TOP SHOOTER
Leads Small Field of Tulsa Gun Club
Mnrksmcn in Weekly Shoot
with % Breaks

John Mcgee put in a good score
Yesterday afternoon In the regular
weekly trap shoot OF the Tulsa Gun
club, when he cracked % out of 100
tries, easily winning first place, Mills
with n mark OF SO landed In tho soc
ond berth Cock came along for
third place with SO to his credit.
As number OF members are away
on their vacations the field Of shoot
crs was small.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Ciatinnati
81 toSI,

Stated Tor Houthor IN eighth
Cincinnati ..s ........... GOT 600 100
81 Louis ... .......... 900 Ol2 lNNHl
summary Runs Duncan, crane. Jan
win. M,licBry, Iathu 2, crrurH lHNan.
Nhth. two haae hits Uuush lprnHbT.
Crane. Schulz. three base hlt-.bunctn.
double plsys poak 10 Isnvrin to Stock
Mrtlrufv 10 clemens to Iavaui bases on
D By InaM 9.
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NBattcd Tor Collins in eighth.
zHuttpd Tor Bray ia sixth.
gxUlttrd for Jones iu sixth.
zlzHatted for Harper m eighth.
Say York .... 2Ol O2O O0O--b
Bnston .......... 900 iO2 OOo--l
Summary. Uuus-prckInpaugh Iip7.
Ruth g. Mcuoslty, HcudTyN. McNdlly I.
orrpr4-. Ruth. Hannah. MClnnis; two-baSe
pockinpHugh. BOdio. Pratt Schans,
Iuuucr H,ndryN .. home run--liuth ,
double plays Pccklnpaugh TO Pratt to
pIpp. Brady TO Nc Sallyi bases on balls
OFT collins 4 of Shawkey /, OF Jones l.
Off Harper g. Dft Myers I struck out
by Collin D. by Shnwkcy /. by Jones g. b.
Harper o. by Myers ?.
Score.
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NBattcd for DeBerry in ninth.
NNRan for SEVERED In ninth.
St Louis - .............O0l ot0 600
Chicago ..........,.. Oo3 600 02N-5
summary: Runs-Strunk = p. collins
. jackson Sislor. Billings. no errors, two
base htts-Strunk, jacobson, Jackson, T.
Collins, stolen base-Sisler, double play
smith and Sisler. bases on halis-Ot G.
Williams Z, struck out--by / Berry /, By
c. Williams Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Play Valley Rules.
Permits for the Month
Average $4,000 a Day

Building permits started out this
month with an average OF more than
$4,000 a day, Total permits issued
up to saturday noon represented an
expenditure OF $iO,65O, all OF which
Is for residences.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
MILLER BEATS CARTER
Feature Match In city Net Tourney
Win In 3 Hard Scts-DoubIcs
Play Under WAY

v" III ~ 'tir-DouUltN
Play Under way
w. II. Miller defeated Dale Carter
yesterday in the feature match os
the Tulsa city tennis tournament,
Layman defeated McCown 6-1, 60.
6-2, Sc.
Singles.
ayman defeated McCown, 6-1, SO.
Layman defeated l. Rinehart,
62. Sl6.
J. p. Miller defeated C. Reinhart.
6-2, 6-2.
Cleaver defeated Tubner, 6-2, Us.
Welnecke defeated Platte, SO. 7-5.
Emery Miller defeated Elliott,
Ga, 6-3.
Doubles.
w. II. -Langsecht defeated
Worl and Campbell, 60, 8-6.
Cleveland and Scott defeated Bill
derman and Stewart, SO. ga.
Worshling and Mccain defeated
Douglass and Shook, Ga, 6-2.
Smithler and Quinn defeated Sup
Ter and Mullins, 60, $40, OF.
Elliott and Craig defeated Thack-
cry and Vernon, 81, 613.
Brown and Morgan defeated
Briggs and Plat. 6-1, rs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05

xRan Tor scott In ninth.
sNNBattcd for Brady In ninth,
SSxRau Tor Earr In ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored,
New York - ........ 900 OO3 OO2--5
HustoU . ..........ss zoo lOO uOa--b
summary. Runs-Hooper, Mcnusky,
gchaug D. Bailey, Bush. PecNinpaugh,
pipp. Ruth. Pratt, Mcusei; errors--Pcok-
inpauEh, Pratt. Rucl, two-b base hits-flpp
= Mays Bodic, Schang. Scott t2), home
ruu--Ruth. stolen haHes--liooperi bases
uu balls-on Mays 2. OF Bush &. struck
uut-by Mays 2. by Bush ., double play
ward to Pratt to Ptpp.
Soy Break Losing streak.
CHICAGO, sept 4-ChiCago broke its
losing streak today when II divided a
double header with St Louis. The visitors
took the first game in 10 inning, and chit
Cago took the second.
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
NennE Mnke, Grcnt Cnich.

NEW NONk HVpt- F""NUW NOTk nFT0r
convincing phUldrlphla over the sound.
ness of the Giants ut July s, today shut
out Philadelphia In the regularly sched
uIcd game. Young made remarkable
catch 81 Fiotchor'a drive In the fourth,
leaping into tho air ani turning half way
round to catch the ball with hts gloyed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
afa.iys

h WrIt MyrrH tontorhy, ruufH
Powell o'EsNl gutfih. tNu. hsH" h.I-..
NtafanHill, N,yrlH. three bare nItH. Sic.
rHupIIIs. Johnston. Nrfrr4 KuuofrIF
duuulc plays Far1 to iiuIto MarauNIIs
tp ttulto to brH.h hEof NstanviHe ~ NN.l.
foo ttn.,tsl 60 FufH iu kII1uN 10 kourirUb
IuIustun 90 EuIuW 90 kuuotrhy. ku1ur
to sheridan g. kuur'rhy. bases "u balls
M NH'sHn 4, struck uuf by b'a'hE'r T.
by tHuuIr
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ET LOUIS Sept "a single by U'rih
tot' Iu tb, Hls.h lruiuE H0oruE M'lionry
and tnNuu. gave ~ IuuiH n victory over
Cincinnati today % duuhlc hy schulz in
the seventh sending Ian,rIn across tho
plate. bringing the final Hrufo ~ 2. u
wpH puHhs HiNih Hutcrs7iN" victory.
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y. 5. Goifcrs neat Cnnndlnns.

ROSLYN, y T.. Sept l-Thc
United States Golf association team
gained an early lead over their Cam
idian rivals I'm their match over the
'ngincors county club this morning
.hus winning four ~ the five
matches. There are ten men on IA
side, one point being allowed for
each victory This afternoon single
matches will he in order,
Charles Evans. ir, and Robert
5ardner former national champions,
won easily from c, y, Grier, the
dominion holder. and G. Turpin,
) up and to play, s, Davidson
Heron national champion, and Os-
valid Kirby defeated George Lyon,
he eight times Canadian champion,
md W. @, Thompson, by up and
TO to play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
-CFIIES BEAT OILERS AND TIE FOR LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
Western Association Ends
Successful Season MOnday

Nationals; r. Bcnuot 10 Tulsa; l.
tOttcr TO San Antonio, Paul Jones
TO Nashville. Gl'nu McN1Ny 10 ST.
Paul, u Benton 10 BStroit.
ChicLashn.
Il. Clarity 10 Springfield. Mass
Fort Smith.
y wade 10 NJJhNllc, +. Dodson
tu St Louis Nationals. &. Miller 20
81 Louis SdtioEi.s. other sales
pending
Okmulgoc. Cmckupha, rawhuska
and Hvnryrtta, tho former especially,
have sales pending
one manager Of Western associ-
alton club has been offered the man
arom,.t ~ an American association
team tor next year. another rendered
a. Western league t'ub leadership
Two umplres advanced, one 10 the
Western league and one to tho Texas
league.
Tho fans have shown they apprc-
Ciatu the class Of bas, ban with its
close race. by their splendid support
All cities which started the season
VIII finish ,-ou'thirs rather un-
usual for a class = circuiD, and ac-
cordiuR Co Frcsid"u' L,tchcr, an but
two viii show margins Of profit for
tho season.
Splendid officials.
To President j. o.. l.ctchcr Of
Tulsa. and Secretary Charles j..
Bull OF oklahoma CtN. goes no 1T
tie credit Tor tho su"coss Of the 1920
Western association season The
writer predicted tn these columns in
the spring that with those men az
It's head that or,urIldtion would be
certain 10 be success. Time has
proved that statement to be true.
All clubs nov comprising the
league personnel piar to start next
season. though there Is a possibility
OF one or two changes,
winners OF the second half, pro
viding Okmulgee does not repeat its
first half victory meet tho latter
club In "a seven inning games for the
league champ.nrship, starting
Wednesday.
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So, Rrrnl, LnsInr streak.


| Collins. Jackson, J. Collins Gerber Sisler
! 2 smith ? SEVERED errors-E. Collins,
! Gerber .. Sisler, Smith; two-hase hits
! Gerber. jackson. SEVERED. three base hits
| --Si.lcr 2. Jacobson. Gerber home run
| smith. stolen bases-Smlth, weaver :
( double pldys-Gorber to Gedeon to Sisior
! t21. sisler 10 Sovereld to Sisler Gedeon to
| Sisler, Clcotto 90 Weaver to Il. Collins.
| Godcon to Sisler. bases on balls-ott
| Cicotto ?. off Hayne ., off BurHeIl j,
| struck out-by Cicotte Z.
SECOND GAME.
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SiOaI city
0maha

Omaha -. ...............OO 900 100 2OO-3
Runs-platte, Mason, LinEle, Elfferf g.
Brown. Robinson; errors-Haney 2. Isli
welt. Mari, Brown; earned runs--Omaha
.. Sioux city /: home run-Elffert; two
base hits-Metz, Robinson, Platte: stolen
bases-Gislason; sacrifice hits--Powell g
Co0ney; bases on balls-oft Schatzmau 9
off Davenport 3; struck out--by SchatZ-
man ?. by Davenport 2; double plays
Linglo to Weidell to Lelivolt Brown 10
Cooncy 70 Metz passed balls--Eiffert,
left on bases--Omaha 8. Sioux City Z
Time l:i7. Umpires-Burrck and winsell
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Jopln '.' ...ss........'''V0V 100 N-N-a
bhlhNNlud lily NNN NNN 'Ia-s
Runs -BogarL Sncdecor 2, Pitt, Moore,
errors-none. tWo-baEe hits-HarIer.
wagner, Schcubcrg, Bogart; sacrifice hit.
hoCkeyi stolen baaes--Wilbur, Nogkry.
SncdeCur; bases on balls-o0 Allen .. uf
schcnberg a. struck out--by Allen 8, -
Schenberg Q. double playH--Rubisou to
Nockcy to Snedecor t2), Graham TO Dir-
ringer. Umpires--Daly and FltzpatricA.
Time 1:ij.
Packers swat Hard.
ST. JOSEPH Mo, Sept 4.--St Joseph
battod Des MOlnus pitchers hard today aud
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plTlSBtRGH sent A.--rittsburgh won
from Chicago today, 10 D. the home
team coming from behind In the eighth
whom base on balls following o. triple
and sacrifice n.y. brought iu two runs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Indians Retain Leadership.

CLEVEIAND. sept. 4.-Cleveland re-
tuined first place today by defeating De,
truit, y TO Q, caldwell was hit hard, but
kept Dctroits hits scattered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Indians Lose to Miners 3-2;
Saints Easily Beat Boosters
Indifferent Base Runnasp
Is Fatal to
Tribe.
DRUMMERS HIT HARD
Score II Runs-Packers Win
Hard Fought Game From
Omaha, 4-3.

OKLAHOMA CITY Sept .r8oI7.h
and sleepy base running cost Oklahoma
city the opening game ot tho Joplin ..las
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05

Yaryau not only leads the Western
eaguo In home runs with 27 and Is
)nc Of tho leagues leading hittcrs,
oui ne Is e. greatly improved catcher
nan before His Advancement to
he majors seems certain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05

OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. Sioux city took
the opening game Of tho series by the
scoro Of 20 O. After scoring three runs
In the second inning, Eiffcrts' home run In
Inc nlEhih dncIlnh the rnntnaI-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05

The witches inficld is greatly i'm
proved over that Of their previous
,isits Fred Beck at first base, with
Washburn back at second makes "A
much better combination than wash
ourn at first ana Griffin at second.