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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Pirate Defeat Gives Giants C1ch in NaiOna Yans Virtually Sure of Flag
Here's the Dope---Can You Figure
Out Who'll Be Hero of Big Series?

victories for tho Giants against
Philadelphia, shutting the Mackmen
out to 0, to and 2 10 o.
George Rohe, third baseman OF
tho White Sox, was the hero In 1905
and Harry Steinfeldt came alone i4
grab the glory in 1907. Frank
Chance, whose all-around PLAYING
marked him as the hero OF the 100,
series, is the only first bascman who
ever starred In the big fan classI..
other worlds series heroes were
Babe Adams, Jack Coombs. Hod
Eller and Urban Faber, pitchers.
Frank Baker and Buck Hcrzog. Third
basemcn. Eddie Collins. second
bascman; Hank Gowdy. catcher. and
Duffy Lewis. Harry Hooper and
Herb Williams, Outtielders.
Next to tite pitchers the third
bascmen have starred most consist
entity. Rohe. Steintcldt, Baker and
Hcrzog share the glory Of upholdiue
the Importance OF their position f1
the big October joust. And there ls
n good chance that the battle may
center between Buck Weaver and
Helnie Groh this year.
Certain II is that Dame Fortune
will smile on somebody, though she
IS a fickel old girl at best
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
WESTON WINS AT GOLF
shawnee Man Cops Lakeside Invita-
tiOh Tournament, Defeating
Oklahoma Cityan.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept

OKLAHOMA CITY, sept %
Allan A. Weston Of shawnee, won
tho Lakeside invitation gold tourra-
ment by defeating Herbert \. Nee
OF oklahoma city Country club,
up. over a 36-hole course In the iinal
round late today.
When Allan l.. Weston (correcO
Of Shawnee put his iron drive from
the 18th tee on the green today II
decided one OF the most thrilling
golf matches an Oklahoma city
audience has been privileged to wit
ness. Nee. Weston's opponent, in
the final round. was one down on
the 18th. lie needed a two to win
the 18th hole TO square the match.
Perhaps he was bit too anxious,
az any rate Nee dubbed his drive
and took a five for the hole, Weston
winning the match two up when he
holed his putt for an easy par three.
Weston was winner Of the class
\ division; {, w. SippiCh, Lake.
side, winner class y; +. a. Lieb-
mann. Oklahoma city Country club,
winner class 4 consolation and r.
| Hoyle Lakeside. class b consola-
ton.
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HERMIS BEATEN
BY GINGER BEER
Imported Dog Continues
to Show improvements;
Cool Weather Felt

c. c. Jones' British greyhound
Imported Ginger Beer II. continued
to show improvement last night,
winning the feature event on the
program In handy fashion. Among
the dogs defeated by Ginger Beer
was IIormis. which had showed
great form in recent starts. Hermis
had early speed but appeared short
Mickey clair finished second to Chn-
ger Beer and Highball third.
The consistent racing Of Bob
Kelly's Baby Mine again was a feat
urc, the fast little dog toppinB again
II was announced that Saturdays
program would be offered in the
afternoon, as will that 81 the clos
ing day OF the meeting, Sunday. The
bracing fall weather was felt more
last night than any time since the
meeting started, wraps and over
coats being decidedly popular. The
weather was not cool enough to be
disagreeablc. but wraps were COM
Portable.
Seven well balanced races are on
tonight program, with Cannibal
King, the dog that would have
beaten Mission Boy but for an ac-
cident. contcsting in the feature al
"A quarter Of mile, The fleet Lady
Lee, Arasee, sitting Bull. Duffy's
Matt and Flying stone are the other
dogs in the rgce.
Last nights results:
First race, one-quarter mile, purse
t25--Wild DILLON, first; Rosy Star,
second; OmaN. third. Time q l-5.
Dillon wild BilI, Furncssa and Tillie
Dame also ran
Second race, ree-siNteenths mile.
purse S25--The Tiger. first; Chick
Bradley second Dutch Bergman.
| third. Time 20 t-5. The Roamer,
SPEEDY GIFT and Red Red Rose also
ran.
Third race. quarter mile. purse
tiO-Rcady Applause. first Lone
some Fort Worth, second; Naomi
| Security and Ready Peerless also
ran.
Fourth race, quarter mile, purse
! Si0-lmproted Ginger Beer II, first;
Mickey Clair second, Highhall,
third, Time % lis. Flying Clara,
/ lIcrmis ana Jossorus also ran.
Firth race, quarter mile, purse
SiO-Baby Mine, first, Big Tom,
spcond; Wales Fortune, third. Time
~ as, Smoky Jack and Miss Bob
hitt also ran. Helen's Fortune
scratched.
Sixth raco, threc-siNtecnths mile,
| purse $25-Nig Parton, first. Col
| lars, second. Red Beakcr, third.
/ Time 90. The Sneak, Long Goodie
/ and Captain Bob also ran,
/ seventh race, one-quavter mile,
purse SN-Giadys Flirt, first; Hazel
| W. second, Sister Flirt, third. Time
l27 As. Meddlesome Mary, Sister
Flirt and Cheerful Moments also
ran.
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nv LACK NEIoCK.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.--Eycry
world series produces It's hero.
Some player Is always greeted by
Dame Opportunity and takes ad-
vantage of the chance 10 make his
deeds stand out above those OF his
teammates and the players Of the
opposing team.
Last year Billy Wambsganss, with
an unassistcd triple play 20 his
credit. was halted as the hero Of the
hig series by many critics, but tho
most consistent outstanding star was
Stanley Covclcsklc.
who will he the hero OF this year
classic? VIII he toe pitcherY
pitchers have monopolized the hero
rots in the past. VIII he be an out
fielder? or will he be catcher
or an infielder2 The playing OF
the series alone can decide.
In series OF the past pitchers have
hogged the limelight. BIZ Dinecn
started IL in 1898 when his great
itching enabled the Red Sox to come
from behind and defeat the pirates
In five out Of eight games. "Iig
six followed Dlnecn's lead in 1900
and get worlds series shutout rec
ord when he hurled three shutout
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Tonkawn Prep school Schedule.

Special 20 Tho World
PONCA CITY. Okla. Sept. 29.-Thc
football schedule OF the state Prep
aratory school at Tonkawa, this
county, Includes games with several
Of the other schools OF the state. The
season opened last Friday, the Tonk-
awas losing, 23 to o. to the North
western normal. The balance OF the
schedule Is as follows:
September 3Q--Central state nor
NAL az Tonkawa.
October Kingfishor college at
kingfishcr.
october l4-Open.
October 2l-Chilocco at Tonkawa.
October 2S.-Opcn.
November 4-Southwestern nor
NAL at Tonkawa.
NovembSr IA. q M. freshmen
at Tonkawa.
November lS--Opcn.
November 24--Oklahoma Military
Academy at Claremore,
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BAMBIN0 OUT WITH A COLD
Not Taking Part I'm Important Ser
les With Athletics.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Babe
Ruth. home run king, Is III with
the grippe in his apartment here
and will not take part in the i'm
portant Yank- Athletic series that
opened In Philadelphia today.
The Yankee star caught cold
while out auto riding with his
wife and Bill Piercy, New YORK
pitcher, last night. When he re-
turned home. he complained of
fever and a doctor was summoned
Immediately. The doctor said the
champion sluEger Is In run
down condition but he believed he
might he able to play at Philadel-
phia tomorrow, although II would
be better for him to stay in for
several days,
Mrs. Ruth said her husband wOs
anxious to Join the club and she
believed he would go 10 Philadelphia
tomorrow morning II the doctor
Will permit Il.
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Ry II. \. BEIDGI5wNTEI,

spencer Arthur Abbott. skipper OF
tho Memphis Chlckasaws. who mas
sacred the other seven clubs iu mo
Southern association this year and
then were 100 turn put to rout hy thr
Fort Worth panthors Texas league
champions. In tho Dixie title srrics.
comedies all hJuOrs Co the victorious
TpNuug.
Fort Worth was Just too strong
and that's an there js 10 IT, phid
Abbott who stopped of IN Tulsa
Yesterday for "a days visiting with
old friends before proceeding To New
York TO take In 'ao great national
baseball classic opening In GOthnu
next Wednesday After the Yankee.
Giant sctto Abbott, who calls Tulsa
home, viii return here for tho win
ter. After that VOL, we shall SEQ
what we shall see.
Rnt about the Dixie championship
scries, which created a great deal
OF interest horcabouts, first because
81 Abbott's great following here.
and second because OF tho large
number Of Texans In Tulsa. Fort
Worth has a 'Corklng team and /
was lucky 10 take even two games
from thcm." Abbott said. The
Pnnthcrs have un tronClAd urEnnl
zatiOu. which has hoeu together for
four years ana this, coupled with
excellent pitching southp1w pitch
ing nt made th1 Lone star
ohauuions outclass Abbou's Chielt-
nsaws,
Those Tcrrlbi" Southpaus.
"Thosc lcfthandcrs. Pate ard
dohns. were the boys who had us
on their hips" said Abbot. "Fur
q minor Lacquer Pate Is a wonder,
He's "A lcfthanded spltbai pitcher
with perfect control Hnl yoI NOw
what rare bird that l.. Johns is
almost as effective Will, he lasts.
hut he's onlv good Cor six or s'ven
iuninga. The two Foct Worth right
handlers, Wachtel and "Ruszcr BIN"
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ArdmOre Wins First
From ChickdShG CLUB

ARDMDRE. Sept. 2s.-The Ard
more Pops defeated ChiCkasha
here today In the opening game OF
the Oklahoma class - cham mpionship
series 10 1. sam Gray. twiring
for Ardmore, pitched superb ball,
holding the Chicks 10 three hits and
tanning l3 men, ChiCkasha got it's
only run on an error. Frank Jones'
three hagger In the first inning re-
suited in the first local run and he
drove iu the other two in the second
with a single,
The score: r. II. e
Chickasha 900 600 lO0---t 3 .
Ardmoro a...I20 0OO 0ON-s 4
Batteries Henry and Comes;
Gray and Lemasters.
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WOMEN TO CLASH NEXT
100 Entered In National Tournament
nt New york; Miss Stirling
Defends Title

NEW YOItk, Sopt. 29.--Thc conn
Ing national womcn's golf tournR-
ment over tho Hollywood Country
clubs course viii be the greatest OF
its kind over played, according to
indications today with the an
naUucement OF the pnirings, II de-
volopod that there IN "a field Of lGG
entrants. including Miss AloNa stir
ling. American champion. and Miss
Cecil Leitch, English and French
champion. Miss Lcitch Will play
with Mrs. William Gavau In the
qualifying round while Miss Stirling
will pair with Mrs. Edith LcitCh.
sister II tho British woman cham
pion. The tourney begins Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
JONES IN AT THE QUARTER


Earl Jones viii be scnt In at
quarterback for tho Tulsa university
team against East Central normal
OF Ada Saturday In tho first grid
battle OF the year, FOR the Orange and
Black. II was announced yesterday
by Coach Francis Schmidt. Elva
Rcnfro, the regular quarter. has a
bad leg, which is improving rapidly.
but he won't bc able to Sc In the
lineup this week,
Conch schmidt Is we'll pleased
with the showing the squadiis max.
Ing now.
Harry Huston NJ Blackwell, prcsi-
dent OF tho oklahoma high school
Athlete association, will referee
Saturdays game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Fears IRUGsiOH
of Army of Crickets

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept g9.--Just aa
the city was affecting normalcv
after "A S7-day tenure by the state
legislature. another serious invasion
looms today. Crickets by the tons
are reported headed for the .capital.
Advance guards have already
swoopcd down, leaving a number OF
business streets a seething, crawling
mass OF insects, Street lights viii
not be turned on at night and every
expedient Is Go be restorted 10 I'm
efforts TO divert the course OF the
Uillions OF "luck bugs"
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COLUMBUS, jOhia Sept 24-Only
one of todey's' Grand Circuit class
races outshone the two stake events
on the card as real contest. sir
Roche, a western horse In the 2:0S
class pace, showed the way to Mary
O'Connor and Triko. lie stepped tho
second mile in 2:O2L Jimmie Nc
Kerrou won the Arch City 2:i0 pac-
ing stake as he pleased, after loafing
the first heat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
JESS AND JACK
TOCLASH AGAIN
Willard to Accept Terms
Offered by Rickard
for Return Bout

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 29.-Jess
Willard said today he expected to
sign at once upon its arrival the
contract reported to have been sent
10 him by Tex Richard and return
same to Richard. The contract for a
return bout with Jack Dempsey,
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion. wa. mailed in New York
Wednesday,
Willard said he had been advised
OF the terms and Is quite certain
they are acceptable. The bout prob
ably will be held some time between
June IS and July next summer,
Willard said.
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NIlIcnko Wins Rich stake.

NEWMARKET. England. Sept 90.
The jock club stakes Of 5000 sovcr-
elgns run over the last mile apd
three quarters of the Cesarwitch
course was won here today by Jas.
A. de Rothchild's Milenko, from a
field Of eight horses Lord Astor's
Waac was second and Sir Henry
quoted were to ! against Milcnko
and z 70 1 against Waac, Milenko
won by two lengths.
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Snnkr nItr Kllls Chnd.

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept 29.-Ruby.
the 4-ycar-uld daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs n. A, Wimberlv Of SpiCowood
Springs, is dead In a local hospital
today after having been bitten by
a rattlcsnake while asleep on a cot
in her parents home The child
was rushed To the hospital but died
shortly after her arrival.
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FORT WORTH. TaNr. Sept
81 Following loHtordnya dc.
Gliding game for tho DiSio champ
louahip between Fort Worth and
Memphis. The ranthora 'ho vic.
tors. began dividing Ip th" Hpuila
ot battle today Tho share Tor
the winning pluyor1 iu tho s"rIo7
was $4,000. and besides this. ihc
Fort worth management ANA
fans gave $4,000, making f2n,-
oOu to bo divided "a ways Tho
share Of tho Memphis players ia
$4,000. and $4,000 Was raised by
Memphis fans.
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Boxing Card nt Slick.

Special 10 The World
SLICK, Okla, Sept. 29.-Battling
Dodson OF Springfield, Mo, and six
shooter" Morse Of Enid. weltcr.
weights. are schcduled to box eight
rounds at a local athletic CLUB Fri
day night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Famous Sport Figure Passes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-R.
Fulda, 73, a famous figure many
years ago in California prize fight.
ing circles, is dead today at his home
here. lie was an uudefeated light
heavyweight champion in the '70'7.
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Clnremnrc Wins Again.

Special to The world.
CLAREMORE. Okla, Sept. "a
Oklahoma Military academys foot
ball team continued It's winning by
defeating the Wilburton School Of
Mines team here today AZ TO 0.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 30

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 9''--by
defeating Philadelphia today, 5 to
o. New York tiSh;cncd !ts hold upon
the American league lead. As Cleve-
land was beaten today by Chicago,
the Yankees need but one more VIC
tory to clinCh the pennant.
Shawkey allowed the Athletics but
four hits and these he kept well
scattered. At no time was he In
trouble. Such was not the case with
Harris The Yanks garnered nine
hNs three OF which were for extra
bases.
New York confined its scoring to
three innings, the second, third and
seventh. In the second, Plpp was
safe on Dykes boot, went to second
on Wards sacrifice, and scored on
McNallys triple. Shawkey's single
scored M9Nally. Mirer's triple and
Meusels single accounted for a run
in the third Peckinpaugh's home
run scored Fewster ahead of him
in the seventh.
Babe Ruth was not IN the lineup,
owing TO Illness. He rs expected to
join the club tonight
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p,II,. Wins by mig Score.

MEXICO CITY, Sopt, 29.--Four.
teen hits were made by Dallas today
OFF Couchman, which, coupled with
ak errors by the San Antonio team,
enabled Dallas to win, l3 TO
score. II, n. Il.
psIiss .46o sO1 0OO--1S ~ 2
san Antonio 600 O20 100 . 6
batteries. Mitchell and schang-
ling, Couchman and Griffith.
Sa gama will be played tomorrow
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IINnn Snm Knncks ,Itm am

PUEBLO, sept. 20-Jm FLYNN,
the heavyweight, Knocked out Jack
Danforth of Denver I'm tho first
here last night.
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The ScOreboard
STANDING or TIIE TEAMS.
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National I.guRue.

National League.
At St Louis SO. Pittsburgh 80.
only ono game scheduled
American League,
Al Philadelphia o, New York 8.
~ Hustun ., Washington 80
At Chicago .. Cleveland q
American Association.
A. IouiE ENtllc g. Kansas CITY s.
At Toledo I, St Paul ig
A. indianapolis g. Milwaukee ..
Only three games HChrrulCd
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sNnna out when winning run scored.
.,uto hf Innings
IIttHhuTru .... - 600 o0t 400 %
st Louis ........... Ifn 600 100 10
SUMMARY. Iwp-bHEo hits. schultz.
itui.,,i 90 ,i.UYus. Three base hit
ppull Home 'uu. schultz. stolen base
Gnu,h. Htsv uu bnllB##uH Cooper 2. on
buHk ?. Of Nprtu 0. STRUCK out#by
Cooper 3. by buJk !. by North o. ItunHaa
ltDhwrr. tutan1w. Barnhnrt. Cooper.
Mann q. tHurul.r Schultz 'lDmous Er-
rurH liiEbHr. ltuhw"r, Mann o.
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Single G. Beats Canadian Champ.

CHESTERVILLE. Ont. Sept 20.
Single O., UGited States packing
champion, -teNay defeated RamaIa.
Canada's fastest PAGER, in two
straight heats in a special haif-mlls
harness race for $4,000.
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struck out--by johnson . by Jones 2.
Runs-Judge, shanks. Liebold Foster
Pratt. Mcinnis j. Collins. Errors-Har-
ria Pratt Walters.
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Nv Yort.


NBatted for Fewstcr In seventh.
Score by innings:
NtW YORK sssssf.r.stssfs VIZ VNV tuo D
PhllBd elphia .,.. ........ O0n 900 OOO%-0
summary! Three base hits McNally,
Miller Home ruu--Pcckinpaggh stolen
base--FewEtcr. Double plays-Galloway
20 Dykes to Perkins, Peckinpaugh to ward
To pipp. Base on balls-off Harris 3, Oft
Shawkey 4. Struck out-hy ShHwkoy 6,
by Harris &, Runs-FeWstPr, Pcckinpaugh,
Miller Pipp, Mentally. Errors Fcwster,
Meusel. Dykes. Galloway,
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Totals SO u q l2 Totals 30 5r2s II
NMilsn OUT In first, hit by batted ball
z2Batted for pittenger ~ sixth.
Score by innlngs.
Washington 90. ........ioO 100 o0o--2
Boston ,,-. - ......,.. zoe Oot OOx-b
summary; Two-base Mts-Rice, John
Collins, Scott Three base blt-Foster.
stolen hascs-Shsnks. J. Collins. Base
OF balls-on johnson 3. OFT Jones 8.
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BOSTON, Sept. 20. Boston hi walter
Johnson hard In the sixth inning today.
scoring four runs on five hits and de-
teat9d Washington, 5 to 2, In the first
game of the scssoGs lac; se-!..
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GAMES TODAY.
National League.
Pittsburgh AZ Sc t.ouN
American 1 earur

New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at chicago.
Washington At Vostun
American Association.
Minneapolis bt Toledo.
So Pau, at Columbus
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Kansas city az Indianapolis.
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CARDINALS TAKE
TWO FROM BUGS
McGraw Clan, Though
Idle, Thus Cinch Pen
nant for 1921 Season

SEW YORK. 1npl 30 The Sew
York chants. though IDLE today. won
tuu national league pouuput rJre Ny
virtue Uf Pittsburgh double d,t,lt
hp 'ur 49, Louis Cardinals
The Giants now are 80 games 90
thr Lead They have f1Vr games loft
tu play while IittahlrTh has three.
n 90, Giants wcry 90 lose four and
Pittsburgh has thrpo. m the Giants
W,Ju Go iusc four ana ptIHburEh
plu pll three the Giants U1l would
bu H game ahead.
Tho N"w York Americans vlrtI-
ally prn certain tu bo the Giants op.
pUuouis iu the worlds acrloa. By
winning iud1y whUo cleveland was
losing, the Yankees now can lose
only hy dropping three straight
games while the Indians are win
ming three.
-r LOUts sept ea.Tho Cardinals
olwIrrtrH rIuruutgh HH pruuaut ,uu.
tender Dor. this afternoon by winning =
double header 60 4. and 'I !, ih"
Hftrf p.r.r EulnE but uE innings duo Co
darkness
uy ,pa double .Istary today tHs carat.
uHIa provided tnruarlyrH with mo chance
Hf tying tHr Pirates Tor second place.
which wug hg accomplished bH winning
tho remaining thr.. lum's from the
Pirates boo ihr present series.
#N
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summary Two-hase hit-Higbee.
naHos on baHa-Off Murriaon .. struck
out#by Motriso~ by sherdel :. Runs
BiEhr~ smith, Eeufnier Clemons, Err
rora Bigbcc, Cgtshsw, Stock
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Fans around the Western league
circuit VIII regret very much to
sec All hopes OF a Fort Worth
Wichita serios 60 gllmmering. tor
tnele are many who believe
wichita could humble the naughty
IeAans. When prCNy lsben OF
wichita received the panthers'
challenge ho already had arranged
series with an all-star team as
sembled by Jack Lelivelt and
coNld not meet Fort Worth until
prtober or after, Next year II
may be that a sorios can be ar
ranged earlier, with the winner OF
the IeNas-Southern contest. West =
cnjo" -
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Three base hlt-Schalk Double plays
Kerr 70 Mulugan to Shccly. Sewell to
wambsgauss to Burns. Base on balls
Off Kerr /, oN Caldwell .. Struck out
by Kerr ?. by Caldwell I. RunB-John.
son. Strunk. Hooper. Mostil Mulligan.
Errors-EVanB, Caldwell johnson, Kerr.
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PGRthers DisbdRd and
Call Off All Plans for
Series Win Wichita

FORT WORTH. Texas, Sept
29.--The Fort Worth baseball
club, pennant winner In tho Texas
league and now Dixie champions
since eliminating Memphis, def
nitely decided today not 20 play
Wichita, Kana winners i'm the
Western league. A challenge had
been issued to Wichita but no
answer has been received. The
panthers decided they would dis
band at once.
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enrich
YOUR BLOOD

with organic iron--Nuxated Iron--it's
Ike the iron In your blood and the iron
blackou or inJuro the teeth nor upset the
stomach. EntNely different from metallic
iron. II quickly helps put strength into
your muscles and color Into your cheeks
Get your doctor to make your red blood
count today, then take NuXated Iron for
few weeks and watch your red blood
corpuscNea Increase. see how much purcr
and richer your blood becomes how much
stronger and better you feel; what a dif-
ference II makes In your nerves. over
,OOO,ooO people annually are usiag NuN.
ated Iron Your money will be refunded N
you do not obtain satisfactory results. In
tablet form only, At all dTuggists.-Advt.
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Paul Sunday.
It is expected that the winner of
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NUatted Tor SothOron In secOnd-
Score by innings;
Cleveland .... ......,..oOO 600 600
Chicago .... ...,...... 200 0O0l llN-h