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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Baraboo-Shortage Of cars makes it
impossible for the Cahoon iron mine
near Baraboo to ship ore, although
there is a big demand and plenty of
ore al the mine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Gleason - The Gleason Telephone
company has made application with
the railroad commission for an in
crease of monthly telephone rentals
from $3.50 to So and S225. 1t claims
deficit Of $257.62 for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1919 The company has eleven
subscribers to it's telephone service.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Madison-Adjt Gen. Orlando Hol-
way is still making every possible eff
fort to secure the military record Of
every resident of Wisconsin during the
recent World war, and for two reasons.
First it is hoped to complete the rec
ord Of the entire state at once instead
Of waiting, as was done after the Civil
war, for years, and then it was next
to impossible to get complete record.
Second, to add to the great record
made by the state during the World
war.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Madison-"Forty years ago went
through the senate chamber in the
capitol and stole from a senator there.
So worth of stamps. Enclosed find
SIS which is the principal, interest,
and compound interest This is one
OF the letters that Henry Johnson.
state treasurer, received in the return
ing of conscience" fund.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Merrill-One thousand head of cat
tie have been tested for tuberculosis
in the towns of TomahaWk, Somo,
Wilson and Harrison. Only two head
were found infected and these We're
high grade Holsteins bred in the coun-
ty. The testing is being done by Dr.
Olson. state veterinarian.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Anugo-The new road to Wausau
via Glandon. now open for travel, cuts
the distance 10 80 miles, being six
miles shorter than the Hogarty route
1t is almost without hills.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Stevens Point-Nine mail routes
have been established in Stevens
Point, an addition Of two, and the en-
tire city redistricted and the carriers
rerouted Two extra carriers have
been added and one extra man for
work in the local pOstoffce.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02

Fond du Lac-Nov. II, Armistice
day, is to be observed here with big
parade, followed by a dance in the
evening. Members of the American
Legion have sent kilograms to he
state commander and to Gov. Philip,
asking that Nov. II be declared a holt
day. Plans for the dance include a
popularity contest to select the most
popular young lady in the county who
will lead the grand march.
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AMERlCNN FLAG OVER COUNTRY BUT PROHIBITION
 IS NOT YET IN EFFECT

SAN JUAN. r. R., Aug. 27-- Pro bably the only place under ,hc Amer can flag where prohibition js not now in force K in the Virgin Islands where until CorgrcS, cnacts new laws, the old Danish laws remain in force,
 The Colonial Council of St. CrojN has just passed bill repeating form cr local legislation for that island which provided for local prohibition until a specified period attr, the end jnc os the war. Similar legislation is pending in the Colonial Council for the island, or St Thoma, anl St. John.
 The treaty of sale by which the islands Were transferred from Den mark ,o the United States provided that laws in force at the time of the transfer should remain in full force anu effect until Congress enacted special legislation for the islands. This has not yct been done. In the meantime the constitution ot the United States, in all of it, provisions, is not applicable Co the islands and the eighteenth amendment has no mean ing there.
 AS a war measure the colonial couu- cilS. the local law-makiag bodies, pass ed prohibition acts to bc enforced dur iue the war. A a result St, Thomas, where champagne sold for a dollar 8
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CIdSSifi0dS
PROPOSAL

sealed proposals will be received at ,he oI.jJ' oI ,u" General Storekecpcr Alaskan Engineering Commission, An c.orage, Alaska, untlI T. ,i Septcm- OCT .St, for Che furnishing oi l5,OOO .cUno& of thoroughly dried tisn Cor dog Iced, delivered in Seward by October l5,. A2i-23-25-2S.
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bott', aal other liquors were equally inexpensive, aud the two other islands gradually became dry Merchants in x. Thomas whose b.,sn.-. $ largely tat of supplying ships stores have cort,nlad that prohibition was on" of their y.catr,t haaatcaps while ,hc su- gar makers in St Crojx were deprived of a lucrative trade in aa jmpartun, by-p.vd,,t of sugar when they were ....a to ,.y-, maE..- um. With us. prohibition removed by local leg islauon, rum-making has already been resumed
 indirectly however, the Virgin Islands are feeling the force of the United States prohibition laws. Pro hibitjon Director Donaldson ha- rc. fused to permit the -hirm.u, ~, ..no no, to St Thomas from here 10 be us- ed r ,he manufacture ot bay nm un- lc,. manufacturers bind themselves to , dcnatur, their p~oduc, ,o taat ;, can not be used for beverage purposes Tby manufacture ot bay ,m Is one Of the chief industries of St. Thomas and St John.
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I.sl.ruiImHHiilHHnaiiii.innlu:inIN
\nN Si.E .A. TRADE
 DOLLAR iS ISNi ED

NAsu'EGfJN. Aug. 21- A new .,.y.. ,... o..~r expected to replace the Austrian com throughout ta1 R." Sea commercial district has been put jn.o circulation in Euuca by Italy, ac- Italian embassy.
 corIng { ah announcement by the
 Bes.l.- E.ju,a, the Red Sea dis trict mc ..s A5yss.nia French. Brit ,sh and r..m Somauands. &onatra Nakaiia, AJ,u ..vVccso.a,c and the Arabian Rcd S.a provinces or Yemen A.r u H.i Primarily the new It.aau . for Eruc, but it's
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money k the legal circulating medium in Erjuea, and the now dollar will b. asod -o.e.. 8, a trad. dollar. The Mar
 a Theresa dollar of Aus.r.a. which aas been the trade coin of the R"d soa q. rtct. was solely ,.ado do,lJr and vas ao, issued r2r governmental uan.
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Herring fish bait for sale at HaIj- but Cove, price three cents a pound.
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Information wanted of Karl Horath, Miner, aged w42 last heard from while working on dam at Cushionoerry rauth, Victorvillc, Calf; went to Alas. ka, in L9ll; grey-blue eyes, light brown hair, medium size. Aged mother %oG sister viii kindly thank for .rfar- nation. Anna Horath, Warwick, Or anee County, N. |. A2l.
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MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESs

The Associated Is exclusively the republication oi dispatches credited otherwise credited m this paper and also the Iocat published he'e;u
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FOR SALE For $275 well furnished , room house. See DOugherty. A31.
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lfnolcum and Congolcum rugs at Gracls.
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Two and three ply roofing at Graef's.
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National Water Motor Washers at J. l.. GraefS.
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Haymakcr's implements at- CRAFTS.
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Lots of hardware for sale cheap at GraCis.
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FRUIT CANNING season is here. Get your Kerr pint and quart jars at ]. l.. Gracr's. Jy2Gtf.
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  HAMPERS TRADERS SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC. DEALERS IN RAW FURS Seattle York, Alaska liuidmg 127 ". 27th Street.
New York, 127 ". 27th Street.
oc1tliSJ Alaska Building.
\ Q T l C r.

A Al Seattle Office have opened buying department for the 0 Alaska Trade
 of individuals poraions ing selling
  ing and attention.
 Ne READY, WILLING ABLE o right, to to
  will immediate WRITE US-th there Is that the Alaska Trade looking mining
  rubber goods furniture household sundes electrical goods anything that grows or willing all particulars goods sold
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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Necessity is the mother of q Good many alleged poems.
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FOR RENT Furnished houses and caEinS. See DOugherty.
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FOR SALE Indian runner ducks and chickens. Write Henry Collier. Moose Pass. SIC
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Aluminium ware at Graefs.
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NINE YEARS OF
 CONTINUOUS SUCCESS

,he 5es, proof lh~. cur p'on of tran. nS s a5srLasH rSh:. and yhous-0Cs of men ,rrouSs-u, lhe Country who have graduated from ,hp School arc maN7s bS money because ,Gey started w.h the qShI r@0'aS
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.
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and a short c-gr-c at this proc, u,a. sch5o. >y.,. G,yya for cae 7f these highly pad posaoo5 a, -r-s. CT enab'- you ,o stat o t.-- nes yourself ( 7 aN IS ,ne 12e f t-, 7-.l,al Man js Man who esn d' ,-rvs. and he Co-ngr-ui World p -es.s ,o 2ay sch m.a real worth while sa.arSS
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shomd.s some of the actual squipmsn; on which our s,u1yo.g s.s working md snl-2 f1I ic'ai's Q, a, OUT courses Tie 6rssr equjP- m-0' 5f.ry hoo. l0 Amer. ,ca for your actual use
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12
Grand Circuit Meet
Resumed After Ttu0
Days POStpORenient

NORTH RANDALL, CLEvE-
LAND, Aug, 1l.--After two days
OF postponements the second
week OF grand circuit racing here
was naugurated today. Six
events were on the card which
was featured by tho American
sportsman sweepstakes purse OF
$1,000, which went to Rifle
Grenade
Lady WIN Go won the first
division of tho a12 trot In straight
heats
Walnut Frisco took the second
dfvisfon by capturing the last two
heats in a-fierce drive from Miss
1'erfectton. winner of the first
miha
FrfucaRs MARY won tho 2:fO
pano In Gtraight hcatA
Frank lAttlD was the fitth
favortteeo win, capturing tho first
dtvtsio- o( tho ana pace The
only upset of the day came IN The
second division OF 3:Iz class when
Symbol Il gAorrest. heavy fayorita,
was beaten by Lillian s. an out
siderstn tho bsdfips
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Boehler Pitches Effectively
While Adams Is Batted Hard
Davis Home Run in 7th
Ties Score; Miners
Win in Ninth.
FIELDING IS FEATURE
Both Clubs Accord Pitchers
Good Support; Jim Burke
Makes Great Play.
Ry LARRY DALEY.

Jimmy Ilamilton'H rcjuvcnatod
Joplin Miners proved anything nut
a weak hall club yesterday and the
Tulsa Oilers lost the first game ni
the series. o 90 3. ~ was the tirst
game played at Mculty park since
July 10.
George Boohlor, Miner pitching
ace and one Of the western Leagues
best hurlcrs pitched capable ball and
with the exception OF tNc seventh, In
which tho oilers scored all thcir
runs was never IN danger. Boehler
permitted only two hits the first five
innings and six more the last four
struck out six and did not pass or hit
n batter.
Tho Miners gave the tall Finger
ample aid They got Kari Adams
for II hits. six OF them for extra
bases and ficldcd well, none OF their
three errors resulting in scoring.
Robertson. new Miner shortstop
played an especially splendid de
fonsive game, making three speedy
stops and throws.
Oilers Field brilliantly.
Adams was accorded brilliant sup
port by hts mates, though one OF
Tierney's errors was responsible for
n run. The big fellow hurled credit
able ball until the sixth inning when
two runs and ms many hits were
made off his delivery. Two more
scores and five hits were gathered
by Joplin I'm the final three frames.
"Yank" Davis was the Tulsa hero.
The broad shoulderod Granby athlete
crashed one Of Bochlcr's fast ones
over tho center field wall I'm the
seventh. bringing In two runners
ahead Of him and tying tho score. II
was Davis thirteenth home run OF
the season.
Tho Miners won II in the ninth In
ming by scoring two runs on an error,
two hits, two bases on balis and a
sacrifice.
Miners Score First.
Two successive doubles In the
third inning gave the Miners the
first score OF the game. Two were
out when Robertson doubled % CEN
ter Nockey followed with two
ply blow 10 the same territory, Rob
ertsou counting. Lamb grounded to
Adams for the third out.
The Miners added two more In the
sixth. Two were llso out In that
fran when Rogart singled To left
aud stole second Wolfer walk cd
oHtutNoT ubuDltu 10 flEnt, bbgAit
scoring. Brannon threw out Robin
son.
Oilers Tie Score IN seventh.
Abbotts men tied II In the scv-
enth. Cleveland singled 10 center
with one out. Connolly followed with
u one bi,sc swat To left Cleveland
stopping at second. Davis then Int
his mighty wallop and Cleveland and
Connolly registered ahead OF him.
BOchler started tho ninth inning
with n single to right. Robertson
grounded to BrannOn, who tossed To
Tierney. forcing Boehlcr at second,
but Tierney threw wild To McManus
TO double Roberbaou, tho runner go-
ing to second. Yuckey walked. Lamb
singled TO left, Robertson going to
third and Yo'koy To second. Bogart
was passed, forcing ir Robertson.
Wolfers sacrifice ny to Connolly in
deep center scored Iockcy Sucdccur
ended the inning by striking put,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

N-rsn FOR O'Farrcll In Sth.
xS--battcd for UendryS In Ith-
ran for Krueser in 7th.
zz-battcd for Cadoro in 7th.
3z--ran for Konetchy in 9TH.
I--batted for MamauK In 9th.
Chicago 200 Oio 100
Hrookiyn Oo2 OOl O0O--3
Runs F1ack. Terry, Deal, HendryN,
Olson, Grtffith. KrueBer ErrOrs-herkle.
Deal O Farrell, Cadore. Two-base hit
Griffith. Three base hit Flsck. Double
plays. HerzoE to Terry to Merhe; Her
zuR to Merkle: Terry to Merkle. Base on
balls off Hendryx 1: Alexander l, cad
ore 3. Struck out by HendryN 3. by Alex
ander 1 Cadore 3 Mammaux /.
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Notes of the Game

Myers now Oncr pitcher, and
Sanders or Marks for Joplin. are
today's likely pitching selections.
Yesterdays game was delayed -
minutes attr: tho conclusion Of thC
first half ~ the e'"in inning oy 4
stctdy ~lin Many fans left the park,
thinking It would be impossible to
continue play.
Boehler's catch of the Oilers
dugout shelter OF Tlerucy's foul In
thv fourth was np especially SpiCn-
did bit Of fielding. "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12
M'KEE TRAINING
FOR HUGHES GO
Two Cards at Okmulgee
Next Week; Reeves in +"
California.

Mutt Mckee. crack oklahoma City
bantamwcight is in hard training
for his bout next Tuesday night with
Bobby Hughes at Okmulgee. Nc
Kee Is starting n strenuous campalcn
throughout the southwest lie is a
crack boxer as well as popular
chap, and should be a good drawing
card
Milt Hinkle. who is directing the
Okmulgee roundup at Okmulgee
August 10, 20 and 81, is planning
to stage n boxing card the second
night OF the roundup. Hinkle IS
negotiating with two classy perform
ers whom he will feature in the main
event -
Jack Reeves, San Francisco m&
dleweight, now under tho manaIF
ment Of Billy Gibson, * keeping Up
the fast pace he showed in bouts
here. Jack recently beat Otto Berg,
a tough Oakland boy. Reeves writes
that he is to join Gibson's stable in
the east next month. He ana
Charley Swinehart, former manager
OF Jack Thompson and we'll known
here, send their regards to their
Tulsa friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12
.YANKS WIN FROM
INDIANS, 7 TO a
White Sox Beat Griffs--
Red Sox Win From
Brownies.

CLEVELAND Aug 1i.--Hew York made
II two straight from Cleveland today
winning In 10 innings Cleveland scored It's
the bases filled In the thlrd. ruth dis
located his right knee In the first inning
sliding into second base, and had TO be
carried Oft the field Meuscl. who took
his place scored the tying run and drove
a Ihn Whining Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

HROOkLNN, Aux, li--llrnoklyu and
Chicago divided a double header here 60.
day, the Dodgers hammortng cub
pitchers, winning the first ana losing
the sooond, Excited fans throw pop
bottles at Umpire OuigIgy In the seventh
inning OF the second game when hr do
cidrd against the Dodgers In "a close de-
cisiOn At the plate, brooklyn purchased
Outnolder Bart Griffith from tho Blrm-
inEham club Of tho southern Association.
FIRST GAME
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"PiRky' Lelcis to Meet
Jack Thompson Tonight

OKMULGDE. Okla, Aug. In
element weather prevented the
scheduled ten-round "Pinky" Lewis
Jack Thompson bout here tonight.
They are to meet tomorrow night.
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NBatted Tor Grimm In sth
sNBatted for Hamilton In 9th.
Pittsburgh m .......... 900 O10 0O0--l
Now oYrk 90, .,.........,O O0l i0l 20H--5
Runs-t.ce, Burns. Bancroft Frisch,
King. Snyder, errorH-Whlttcd, Cutahaw.
Grimm. bancroft. Doyle. two base hit
bancroft. home ruu-Snydori double play
--Bancroft to Doyle TO kClly, bases on
balls---off Benton 2, OF Hamilton 3.
Second game
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Cards win 9rd In Row .


Huns knode ?, Fournier :, stock 3,
ItorGsby Q. Shotton, Shuttun. Layau 2,
Haincs 2 paulotte ?, Williams :, Wright
stone. u. Miller EuEmanp errorr--k node,
HouHby, Rawlings 4, two-haso hits
Fomuler 2, Hrathcoto, l.ayan. stock,
SAotton. Halnea, paulCttC M'usol. Il. Mil
ler. Wi'hcrow, home rrns"Halncs VII.
hpns. stolen bascs--lirathCUte, double
PLAYS stock 90 Wurnshy To Fournier.
Fletcher to Rawlings TO paulctto, bases
on ballH--off Meadows /, or Enamaun g..
struck out--by Halnos I, BY EuaWann I.
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WITCHES BEATEN
BY INDIANS 9 TO 7
imp Flood Is Almost
Mobbed; Omaha Beats
Boosters.

WICHITA, Aug. ll.-OkiRhoma City got
ball game today. Q to 2. Umpire Flood
was slmoat mobbcG by local fans for call
Ing Gregory'a hit Into left field an infield
fly, checking n big wichita rally In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12
Cleveland

EBatted for Wambsganss In the 10Th.
Cleveland , ..........O OOt 900 900 %
Runs--ward, Meusel Pratt Pip. Bcdls.
Ruei Mays, Jameson. Speaker. Smith,
O'Seill; ertors--pipp. Speaker, Wambs-
Fanas O'Neill, two base hita-- Dodie. Mays
O. ward. Speaker, home runs-Smith; (;
double play--Chapman TO WambsERnss to
BaEby f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

A Wisconsin inventors chair en-
ables sufferers from spinal or nerv-
Gus troubles to massage their own
backs with rubber rollers while scat
cd in Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

Almost o5 per cent of its inhabi-
tants live within one-third Of tho
area OF China with n density of
population OF about 200 TO the
square mile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12
GIANTS GAIN ON
LEAGUE LEADERS
Gothams Win TVo While
Superbas Divide;
Reds Idle.

NEW YORK. Aug. ii.--Tho New York
Giants continued their dash toward first
place today by winning both galnes Of a
double header from Pittsburgh.
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De- Mons,

HuU@ i'N'l'i Lee errors, Mueller frouc b
ir'N'lt, earned runs-OmahR I: two base
hNb Ice. p'llarai home run-Platte.
sacrifice hit-Cotfey; stolen bases WldelI,
anderson, Mocller, bases on balls 49, or
kopp ,, orr Cykowsk ?; struck out-by
k"pp D. by 'ykowski &, double play-An-
derson 10 French, left on basrs-Ornahn 4
Jacobs. Time I:2b. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

Using cold water circulated by an
electric motor a machine has been
invented that olanches 35 pounds
Of peanuts every IS or 20 minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

Oklahoma city ,.,.,....0 00s III OO0-s
Wlchith .,......,,.s...sO OO2 $50 00O-T
Runa-Pltt Moore Lindlmore 2. Ora
ham, HuEeH Griffith 3. Sallsbury wash
burn, berger 3 Yar-an. Beck Butler
nrocks, orrors-Coulan, Griffin. bases on
hnllH--off Ramsey I. off Salisbury l. off
bronkH ?, OF Blllmnn I Z. sacrifice hits
Salisbury; hit by pitcher Moore by
Brooksi LETT on wichita Q. Okla
homa city 9. two-baso hits--lIrooks Beck
Naryan, nerger, DRrringor, Ltndtnore.
thr"o base hlt-Grlffith, home run-But
'leri stolen bases-tlndimorc. Pitt: hits
aud runa--or Salisbury 10 and 7 in ia
INNINGS, Off Brooks . and in "a in
ninga, OFT liillmHn I and 1 Ia : Ia in
niutHi double play--nerger 90 Griffin 10
heok struck out-by Salisbury l. by Ram
sey ], by Brooka 2. by Bilman l. I'm
pircs- Flood and wilson. Time 2 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

Double play Myers 20 Konetchy. Base on
balls of Tyler 1; Pfcffer 2. Struck out by
Tyler Bailey I.
SECOND GAME.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-Harper held 81
Louis in check for seven innings today
while Boston mixed timely hitting with
wildness and errors by 0erber
and Smith 90 defeat st Louis.
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kopp Is EffeciINr.

OMAHA Aug. II .--Des MoInes and
omaha played hard fought game here
today omaha winning ty tho score OF 3
~, tn " korp' Tor the locals. allowed but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

The Bolivian government has con-
tracted for a number or arteslan
wells to relieve the scarcity of water
In the eastern part OF that country
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zBattsd for Sothoron In sth,
Inflated for Weilman in sth.
zzzBatted for Shocker In 9Th.
Boston o.. ..............O .O20 00l 0o0--5
St Louis " ............Ol0 900 02O--9
Runs Brady. Hooper :. Mctnnis, Bailey
jacobson, Tohin, Collins. errors-Men enosl;y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-12

GERBER Smith; two-base hits--Mctnnis
BRADY; double plays--Smith to Gerber to
GedeOn, Wit to Brady to Mclnntai bases
on balla--on Harper O. off Pennock !, off
Pennock /. BY Sothoron .. by shocker /.
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PittsbSrV
ssu YGt

NWNIIrU Tor VHrIsUn IN ItN
IltlHbutEh &c. ......',..s'OOO OO3 OOO-A
New York o.. ........... 900 O04 OOx-6
Runs-Southworth, Carey, Carlson, Ran
croft, Butns, Young FrisCh. Kelly. Spen-
Ger, crrorB--Smith, two-hase hits--Nichol-
son, Bancroft, Young, Smith. three base
hits-nSpencer, double plays-Cutshaw to
Orimm, Doyle to bancroft to Kelly bases
ON halla-ou Carlson ., struck out-by
Carlson 3. by Douglas /,
Cards Win 3rd In Row
PHILADELPHIA Aug. list Louis
knocked Meadows from the box and hit
Inzmunu freely here today, winning It's
thtrd straight victory Of the series,
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Washington 600 0l0 000-l
Chicago 900 600 2ON-2
Runs-Charrity. achalk, Kerr. Error
O'Neill Two base hits Shank. Liebold.
Three base hits Charity. Double play
Raso on balls Erickson s. Kerr 2: Fac
harry 1.