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ters of the American Association,
topping the list with an average OF
372. with Ben Tincup of Louisville
In second place with 1874.
Rapp of St. Paul took the lead In
base stealing away from Leo Dres-
sen, his teammate, hanging up
ttoal of 32 thefts Dresser has
stolen 28 bases. Brief OF Kansas
City and Hargrave of St Paul re-
main tied for the honors In home
run hitting, each having thirteen,
Other leading batters: Wickland.
Toledo, .35t; Butler, Milwaukee,
.345. Good, Kansas City. .3i3. Rapp,
st. Paul, .33s; ,iiller. Kansas city,
.334. Rondeau. Minneapolis, .332;
Hargrave, St Paul. .325: Dubuc,
Toledo, .322.
with an average OF .345, Ellis OF
Birmingham dethroned Harper Of
Little Rock for the batting leader
ship Of the Southern association.
Harper is second with .341, while
Miller, also Of Little Rock, the lead
ing home run hitter. third with 1893
Miller has sixteen home runs to his
credit. Carroll of Memphis, who Is
topping the base stealers with "a, Is
fourth In batting with .33l.
Other leading batters: Borsen.
Birmingham. ,31s; McLarry. Mem
phis. .3l3. Burke, Nashville, 81;
Griffith, Birmingham, .29S Bratchia
Chattanoo<l ,2s1; Barnhnrt, I~
mingham, .29t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
u. S. MARKSMEN
TOP ALL OTHERS
Americans Show Great .
Superiority Over
Rivals.

BEVERI.OO, Belgium, July 3i.--
The United states leads by Il large
margin In the total points scored in
the Olympic army rifle matches.
with the triple tie In which the
United states, South Africa and
Sweden are locked in the six hun
drcd -metor team shoots still to be
decided, the folio wing are the points
gained, according to the revised Of
ficial figures after re-checkinE the
lrgets and the shoot-off Of all the
other ties:
American l3. Swed IN g. Norway s.
Denmark ) France 4, Switzerland 2;
Finland /.
In the 500 meter individual
shoot Lieutenant L. a Spooner, L. q
A Thcofilakis of Greece, Johansd9e
and Erickson Of sweden, were tied
with u score OF 50 points each.
The United states, South Africa
and Sweden tied for first place IN
the 600-meter team shoot. The tie
viii be shot off Sunday
In the 300-meter individual shoot
off for third position, this afternoon,
Nusselin of Washington won from
l.oarsen of Denmark, Janusen or
Belgium and Tcichi Of Italy,
The United states also won
shoot -off for the tie for second place
with Sweden in the 300 meter stand
ing position team event.
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SPEAKER RETAINS
A. |. SWAT LEAD
Hornsby National Leader
-Bogart Tops the
Western.

CHICAGO, July Bagging a
hit a day is keeping Iris Speaker,
manager Of the Cleveland Americags,
on top of the heap In the race for
the American league batting cham
pionship.
Speaker. according to averages re-
leased today. widencd the gap be-
tween himself and George Sislcr, the
81. Louis star. Speaker Is batting
Al, while Slsler. in second place
fell off to .396. Joe jackson Of
Chicago rs trailing in third place
with 395, while Babe" Ruth Of
New York is fourth with .393. The
averages include Wednesday games
In his last seven games, Speaker
crashed out eight hits, while the best
Sisler could do was four in five
games. Speaker excels Sisler in ex-
ira base hitting, having seven
homers, seven triples aud thirty
two base hits to his credit.
Ruth Home Run Sensation.
In homo run hitting Ruth con-
tinues to be the sensation Of the
league with a total of 35 up TO Wed
nesday. Rice OF Washington con.
tinues 10 show the way 20 base steal
ers with total OF 40 Slsler Is
Roth. also of Washington, is third
with twenty-ono.
Other leading batters: Rice Wash
ington, .360 T.. Collins, Chicago.
.351 Meusel. New York, 347; Jami-
soon, Cleveland. .343; Weaver, Chic
ago, .342; Hendryx, Boston. 1893;
Milan, Washington, .333; Judge,
Washington, 331.
In the National league. Roger
Hornsby Of St. Louis Is safely in the
lead with an average of 1853, al
though layers OF Boston has an aver
age of .370 for a. games. Hornsby.
however. has participated in Of
games. Jack Smith, Hornsby's team
mate. is second In the list with an
average Of 32o and Nicholson OF
, Pittsburgh, fourth with .327.
Carey Leading Thief.
Max Carey of Pittsburgh is so far
| out in front In base stealing with a
total OF 80 that he is in no danger of
! being overtaken, Cy Williams or
| Philadelphia with total Of nine
homers, continues, to lead in circuit
base hitting.
Other leading batters: Rousch
| Cincinnati, .326; Konetchy, Brook
| lyn. .323 williams. Philadelphia,
.3ls; Hollocher. Chicago, .31S; Groh,
| Cincinnati, .317; Myers, Brooklyn
3i5 Young. New York, .313; Flack
Chicago. .313.
Yaryan Is Runner Up.
Ten points separate Bogart Of Jop-
lin and Yaryan OF Wichita in the
race for the batting honors Of the
Western league, Bogart leading with
an average of 1862. Carl East, the
Wichita pitcher. remains at the top
of tho list. with an average OF $40
but he has only played in 60 games
as compared with s5 for Yaryan and
! Bogart.
Yaryan is drawing away from
| Beck OF Wichita in the scramble for
home run honors, having a string OF
| IS. Beck is runner-up with Is. Lee
OF Omaha continues to show the way
! to the base stealers with 81. Other
| leading batters: Yaryan, Wichita,
.352; Shestak, Joplin. $40; Tierney,
| Tulsa. 1872; Beck, Wichita, $3.50; De-
fate, Sioux City .329; Lelivelt, Oma-
ha. 1926 Platte, Omaha, 1926; Bran
non. Tulsa. .324.
Hartley Leads A. a.
Grover Hartley of Columbus con-
tinues to blaze a trail for the bat
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SAYS OFFICIALS UNDERPAID
Speaker at City Club Luncheon
Shows Danger of Low Salaries.

Inadequate pay Of public officials
will cause good and competent men
to refrain from running for public
office" Edmund Lashley said yes
terday in a talk TO tho city club at its
regular weekly luncheon held at the
Y. w. c. A. There is a direct
relation between the public officials
and the efficiency of the govern
ment," he continued, "and incompe-
tent men, such as we will have II
the pay is not increased, will lower
the efficiency of the government
The speaker declared that no Off
cial OF the city of Tulsa or Tulsa
county was receiving enough pay.
The head OF IA 500. 900, 900 concern,
the mayor OF Tulsa, receives a barely
living wage OF $4,000" he said. He
should receive more, and 80 should
every other city official"
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VIC IIiTN

Base ON bnIis--Adams I Weber
Gregory 2. Sacrifice hits---Iicrgcr,
Yaryan, Gregory, Cleveland. Lett
on bascs--Wicbita y; Tulsa 3. Two
base hits,---ConnoiIy, Gregory. Three
base hits---Washburn. Home run
Nnryan. Stolen basc---iiutlcr, Com
Ian, Burke. Hits Off Adams g and
o runs In I 2-3 innings; off Weber
Z aud 2 In it-3. Struck out
Weber 2, Gregory 3. hit by pitcher
Smith. Umpircs--Ilood and VII
son. Time 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
Church Editor Comes
to Fill Pulpit Here

Rev. A. ]. Weeks of Dallas, editor
of the Texas Advocate. the official
organ of the conferences of the Nj.
T.. church, south, in Oklahoma,
Texas, and Mexico, arrived yestcr-
day evening to fill the pulpit at the
Boston Avenue NJ. II. church. this
morning and evening. The paper
OF which Mr.. Weeks is editor is pub
Eshed in Dallas every Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
SHOOTING IS RESUMED
Campbell Wins Tulsa Gun Club
Event After Weeks Inactivity---
Mallory IL Second.

After a weeks layoff tho regular
weekly trapshoot of the Tulsa Gun
club was held yesterday afternoon
on the Tulsa Rifle range grounds
two and one half miles north of the
city.
]. w. Campbell who several weeks
ago established a new local record
by breaking 80 out OF 100 again led
the field with 9G TO his credit. Sid
Mallory was second with 9l, while
Joe Mcgee took third place with 80.
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Witches Hit Adams and Weber
Hard; Pop Gregory Effective
Oilers Unable to Hold
Three-Run, First-ln-
ming Lead
RAIN STOPS CONTEST
Witches Get 13 Hits in Six
Innings; Oiler Lead Re-
duced Full Game
BY SPECIAL coRREaroNpENr

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81. W w "' o." Wv
kf,or that bopover Groporv act
,iaa ao,,n a,d r,,c,cd ntco h,sohou
.hIIe tho local rvatsuon werc
noundinv Adams ana Wcher hard
and nrten rhirteen safc b,o,ys wero
made bv tho Wi,chca I'm tho Elk
,nninra ,ho>, ho,tc1
Ita,, s,orn, s,ons c,,,c
ono ~ tbo ,ynrst hait s,nrrns AVER
.ooI horo s,ornod tbn go,na a,tor
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go. 90 hn,,r ,naLing moro hose.
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IN six Innings.
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-,
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Inc iocais won ~ IN tne secone'
Sohian req OH WIN Single. oriii,i
fhed out nut gregory got double
ana Cohian went TO tniru; sm,tn
proush. IN poth ruhners WIN III.
asnpurh sihe,c1 10 risn, anu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
DrscolI Not with Giants.

CHICAGO, July 31,--Paddy Dris-
coll, former football star at North
western university today denied that
he had signed articles with the New
York Giants. Ho received an offer
to finish the season with tho Gi-
ants. He is under contract with n
semi professional team here until
the end OF tho season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
National COursing Meet
For 1920 AUarded Tulsa

The 1920 National coursing meev
IN annuil affair in which dogs fro,h
every state in the union and several
foreign countries compete, has been
awarded 20 Tulsa, due to the efforts
of local lovers of the sport
Six hundred dogs are to battle for
100000 worth of cash prizes and
three cups emblematic of national
championships. The meet is to be
hold October 2nd to lEth inclusive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
Krohn Defeats Burke.

DALLAS. Texas. July 31.--Harry
Krohn, middleweight OF Akron,
Ohio. won IA newspaper decision over
Tommie Burke of St. Louis In 10
rounds here tonight.
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nROOKLYN. July 3i.--Brookyn took
the fret game Of the series from st, Louis
today. pfeffer retired after the sixth in
which st Louis scored three runs on two
singles and McHonry's home run
81 Louis .......,.ooi o0a 0i0--5 10 4
Brooklyn .........t1l3 900 22S--9 Is o
Jacobs May, Goodwin, North and Me-
Nary. Pfeffer, 5. Smith and Elliott.
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Cnrtls lICrr.

z. II. Curtis. vice president OF the
Union and Merchantile Trust COM
pany of Little Rock, was In Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
OMAHA BEATS SAINTS
Fuhr Holds Champs to = Hits
Packers Shutout--Indians De-
feat Miners.

OMAHA, July ai.-Fuhr allowed only
two hits and omaha shut out ~. Joseph
today 10 0. No 1t Joseph player
reached second base.
The scoroi
st. Joseph .,.,...Fs,OtO Voo oou-u y
Luschcn and Crosby Fuhr aud Lingic-
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DIES MONIES. July si,--Russeil held
pes Moines TO one scratch hit whne slouS
city pounded tho Des Moines pitchers
hard and won to y.
Tho score;
Sioux CITY ........ 3io 600 <go--s II o
Dea MoineA ....,... 900 900 600 3
Russell and Spcilman. Fletcher. Cy-
kowski and Banner.
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Pirates and Braves Divide.

BOSTON July Sl,--Boston ana fltH-
burgh split even in doubleheader to-
day. Pittsburgh winning the first game
TO O. while Boston took the second to
|, by timely hitting
The score. first game;
Pittsburgh ...,......2O2 OOo 0oo-t l2
Boston ,.,...........i00 900 0iO--2
Cooper and Haoftner, Rudolph. Scott
and O'Neill.
Second game!
Pittsburgh ............,i0o 900 0oO--i
Boston ................O oil O2l 0lx--6 II
Hamilton, Wisner and Lee, Fillingim
and. Gowdy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
Browns Bat Hard.

ST. LOUIS, July 3i--St. Louis pounded
four New York pitchers and won today
in the eighth inning. driving the ball
over the right field stands. There was no
one on base at the time. Meusel and
Sisler each hit home runs for the third
time in three days.
Tho score:
New York ..........4o0 900 0l3-- II 2
81 Louis .....,.,,, 406 03O 00x--l3 II o
Rue. Hoffman: Shocker and SEVERED
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
GAMES TODAY,
Western League,

TULSA AT WICHITA.
oklahoma City at Joplin
st Joseph at Omaha.
Sioux city at Des Moines.
National League.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
No other games Echedulfd.
American League,
Philadelphia at st, Louis.
Hoston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
American Association.
Kansas city at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
81. Paul ht Indianapolis
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Western Association.
Enid at Pawhuska.
Okmulgee Ut TT. smith.
Henryetta at Springfield
Chickasha at prumright.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
WITCHES WIN FIRST GAME OF SERIF
LEAGUE LEADERS WIN
Enid Trims Pawhuska--Fort Smith
Beats ohmiIgcc---thicks Win
From Drumright.

rAwHusRA. otia, July 8i-Aucn
Weakened IN the eighth inning today.
Enid scoring five runs.
Ttwhusha .................. G
Haty, .camrbcii ana Lamb. Allen, Ma
lone and Palmer.
DRuMntGHT July at.--Errors ac-
counted Tor three ChickaHha and Drum.
fiaht runs today. ChickashA winning .
10 2.
II ".
i,,i,,ai,,', Ii4,iShanha ''''''.''.''.'.''''''.'s 8
Fruth.
FORT shirH, July li.-George Foa,.r
former star u the Hoston red sOt, stagnd
. comeback hero today and pitched tho
twins 10 "a TO victory over OkmuiRoe
THIS was tho fifst game Of prpfsHstona al
hhll poster hsa pitched aince hts retire
mont from tho Red Sos team In 1911.
Poster also scored the winning run after
hlninE ulple to the center field fence.
OkmulEoe ...........00O 600 0t0--i 7 4
l1tt Stslth ,....... 900 O0i OOI--2
hmlih and Froinm, Foster aud Schmidt
ErEtNGFfELD. Mo. July 3t.--The MIA
FeiH TOOK a snappy game, making II three
straight from Iirnryctta hero to-day by IN,
bCoTo ~ TO o. ~
nonton. Springfield twlrirr. pitched n
STEADY gHmc ana was spoctacuiariy gup-
ported hy Gomez, Cotter and McNAlIy
hrnton'H two strike outs came with the
bases loaded.
,,.....,,. H.. H. ~.
s,,'urn,,,gSStih, '''''...............O
Jones ana BEL. Iicnionn aud and Gomez. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
LEAGUE LEADERS WIN
Reds and Robins Maintain Tie BY
Beating Giants aud Cardinals
Respectively.

NEW YORK. July 3i.-Cinoinnati de-
feated New York In the opening game ot
tho series today. The Reds went after
Benton In the first scoring three runs
and maintained the lead throughout.
Tho score.
Cincinnati ..........9ol oos o0O-e 10
Ring and Allen. Benton, winters and
Smith,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
Tis~s Win Series.

ma aiah,h' .s.S ~, -, 49,. y, 'P'e W :"
Washington today. and four out of five
In the series
The score:
Washington 900 200 ooo-2
Detroit ......,....,.00i 900 02x--3
Erickson and Charity. Leonard and
Woodall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
As Outplay White Soy.

CHICAGO, July 3l.--Phiadelphia won
the final game of the series with Chicago
today by outplsying the White sox.
The score:
Chicago ........... 600 900 l0n--l
Philadelphia ..,...,.003 1i0 00O--5 l3 2
Wilkinson, Payne and Schalk, keefe
and Perkins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-01
INDIANS GAIN A GAME
Tribe Defeats Red Sox While Yanks
Win From Browns--Ituth Gets
37th Home Run.

CLEVELAND, July 3i.--Clevelsnd made
II four straight from Boston today, win
ning to 1.
The score:
Boston .............1o0 900 000-1 o
Cleveland ..,..,.....0ll 900 0ox--2 o
Jones and Walters; Morton and O'Neill.
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Cubs Beat Meadows Hard.

pHILA LADELPHIN, July Jl---ChIca go
knocked Meadows out OF the boE and won
today,
Chicago ............. 600 222 000--6 II 0
Philadelphia .....,.. 900 zoo OOi--3 3 2
Vaughn and Killifcr, Meadows, Gallla
and Tragesaer
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PAWHUgRA. Ohia, July si-Aiien
Weakened In the eighth inning today.
Iuid scoring five runs.
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Grover Hartley Of Columbus con-
tinues to blaze trail for the bat
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cntcrprlsr these ar" the rrIn 'mpr'h
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/ do Tor IA hurried Visit
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will depend M hrrrtuf"TC. "n "uih'IN''
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Unprsparsdnsan for fs@os.
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lust rs at tho outbreak OF inc u
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IN answer for RS to It's unpr"phr"uhcSH
for war-eVcn more CulpaDl' ma p''n
It's deliberate unpr"parodn"ss Tor peace
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War h"wover rr"trhctod It's l"ntl
and Iuthl"-a liz course" must "N"hiunllt
como t. AN rnd VIZ" stAtcHinhnrllI.
win pIrraI' I"i ih" In'' ltni'I" "ndlnH
h~ tore II ,"unrr. fading council ~ y"
how tho pn1rinE from u whI linN !" =
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cont WIN rhnIn,I"IIrtlr fhI sighted
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I,rr ct rr,"nrlru'lI"u m Ia l"' h "
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tho nIltrr i"ult liz" rn"nEuIrn "f rT"'Hn
ton WITH the most fnr"rhhl" f"r"l'H
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neither prov iginn nor preparation N"l -
uIan wan Tnphinncd not q provision was
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iSti,". TO brihg" m" passing from war
Ia praC" THIS wap no mCr" "N"r~iEh',
hut drIIbcTat" avoidance. In September.
IHlS an EARNEST attempt was mad" IN
the senate under >RepuhliCGn sponsor
shin to create by concurrent resolution
u iuiur congressional Cnmmitt"" on re
construction with ample powers Of in.
uuirv and report. EnCOuntcrIng favor
able reception in congress. from mem
brrS Of both parties. the proposal met
prompt quicruS In tn" presidents blunt
disfnvOr of any form Of Congressional
ndvirc or suggestion as 10 att"r-whr
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the armiStiCr uEhrr"d In N"rIlahI"
condition. Of save who can In our
economic lifc Industry commerce. lab
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
SIMCO A MASTER OINTMENT
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

v,r and 10 tho invInoible Enniun or
American Industry In HurmnuntlnF gov
cru,ncnInl delay md nhmlniHirhtIV" '"'
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,',',, IN uso n vnRt and costly BODY OF
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WIND In the r0untry's security; Dut'
more sIgnirlcant SIN. 1t provlh's .nS
m,c,hnnis,n whrrcwith wn can retain anu
cnIuruo tho economic vantage gtouhu w
,.nrid commerce and world finance
which VIC now ENJOY
For Trade Development
A we'll equipped merchant marine ~ 10.
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'"nrG,ts nor contribute tho Same oneiEy
a. ,ho ,n,ulng up Of now trhne Toutn..
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