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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-19

Penn.

aawrancs Gssjner W..
d4ysvtiS4oransp svilsaIsiks & 4 &
sfL AsNsisSckoonover lift sfct Msntans
01tnrdGy. Sc ssass
Born % Nj. and Mrs.. Albert Cess.
Fner, . baby girl, January6t 9Th.
Mrs. Elmer Gessner was calls,
b Devils Lakslest Friday. Z ,
Frank Kasding and Otto Schut,
were Devils Lake viiiltorriS On Saturday
between trains. 4 4 !.
MI. and Mr.. Reinhslft S6einke vs.
tied at the VIM. Kunerdt home last
Sunday. ss 81. j
Andrew P. Nelson left Friday 70,
Devils Lake and returned Tnesdhy.
Fred Gang left for Kansas City
Missouri, Monday where lie intends e
spend q month or 80, s
Mrs. b. u. Davis: Of Doyon speni
several days With Mr.. NE Samuel
stadt returning to hsr. home Monday
Mrs. Jim Horne and Miss. Nellie
Mitchell were Devils Lake callers ths
first Of the week.
III. 0uU GAHbs 1AS1MgM A0(
daughter, Clara, spent the week enc
in Devils Lake returning Monday.
The masquerade dance which wai
given here Friday was well attended
everybody reported . good time.
a merry crowd Of youngsters gath.
cred at the home Of John yBergetl
last Sunday; All report = good time
julie Kaeding and daughter, Verna
spent Christmas at Minot where Mrs
aeding. is visiting.
Miss Ada Gessner Of Cando was 8
caller at the Albert Gessner home
between trains Saturday.
Miss Louise Gessner left, Tuesday
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Joe Jan
in Minot and later on to Sanish; tx
visit with Mrs. Arthur Green.
A number Of friends gathered al
the home Of Mrs. John Engan Sunday
to help her. celebrate her birthday
Everybody had q good time.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-19

The Ssei;hieSssmoselHhs aaEsbsby I'd
.ofs Mf.sld Nj. ehris nShgi; livtfn ~
on the CuIrie farmWest 81 town, suS.
Tered ! painful injury this weekssWih
he caught III right bard 81 the saa.
sage grinder. q ..s
Superintendent T. <. Cesander
Lorne CuTrie, Jack FaWeett, H.ssB
Carver and VIM Grippe were visit
or s4gahpd ssithdly between
trains TO attend the basket ball gaml
|hetwekn .EdSslena and Devils Lake
Mr. CssaidH o1Aci6ted Is referee.
John Grls& Jr.,snine-yeas-oldsaonio ID
Mr.. and Mn John Grs6 living north.
west 81. toyvn, fell while playing .,
school l Wednesday 'tesint 4 e .ns1 4 d aisls. : ~. III
N. K XII rstnrnsdf tuesday nom.
ing from Wisconsin whore 10 had been
for some time visiting with his, fam.
Tx and ether, relatives.
hi. and Mrs. Levi Briggs returned
Notwithstanding from Mountains
where they had been since last fall.
"A, ", Omdahl was 81 business visit.
or in Devils Lake Monday oftsrnoot
and Tuesday, returning Wednesday
morning. 1. !!
Miss Elisabeth Mclaughlin left Sat.
urday for st. Paul where she will re
sumo her studies at st. Catherine
College. .5
George Wilson was . business pas
senger ,toSFargo Mondayaafternoor.
We Tomkins, real estate dealer
Of Devils Lake was q business. visito,
in town Monday.
Mrs. George Rollofson and son
Russell were passengers to the County
Seat Monday Afternoon.
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Edward Anen returned ~
Is Fargo % x36sa6ni0 kis bnsnSISltE

Edward AliAs fsssssurnedl IN
Is Fargo q x13ssf6SniSs 10 49,
|couI1e. sssssss sH assSSs FsNNss .yesss sss gss
Mas Lotts 1SeNkv
MinneapoHa A4sSsWeSks
with hhssr sister.s n.ElhT ss
Nv. u. i. D6nSSEk Chaptfn
) III Royal / Arch NssoaSssIsfFNWsd
nesday for Fargo ttakspartlfn 81
employing the work nS E04ldost Ex.
cellent Mastsr's Degree
R.slk.z4Tho1nalpslon udsGsosmesbrst-
son will leaNe AhiA 3 ~
wesks' vaepsisAa iiPt s 3
Pearl EnagtslSaiaAfeAtuafniked Mnh1GyIl1n'
[TokoNhsEs = aspsanst IL ~ !, ! ~ holidays
a naAhSr sCkusasjls My young
|Rsspplks attsnpd.exd a. ytasssuarade 6
PSH1hBkk III . 2s Hes 4
64eyefstsd left Monday ey.
ening sfor .Mliinot where b viii servvsl3
as . juryman. / II
Ths KoyalNssgihbsdfF1il end Woo3f6aiasni
held t0ints insta::lation IN the opera
house, AM6hnday ssyeSihe. III
Mn. 2. hasseaseEEstsd entertained
tn. Wome,S ~flrSErsssiivs Club Fri!
day. .s
came very, near going up III s:1Hcsks
El4st week WF.dnrEdNY evening when,
sasRasIIainp exploded.
Born, u Mn :ina Mrs.s 6 n Sober,
Friday, Jadiary !, : GIRL 81
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-19
HAMPDEN

(From The Hampden-News)
Oscar Borg returned Wednesday
evening from = several months visit
at Clitherall, MINI. He was accom-
panied by his sister, Alma.
Pete Martinson was-a passenger to
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FemInInitv.. Adv.nt.n.

Another thing about sfemininity 10
that under favorable conditions It car
look fragile. delicate and even spirit
uelle while o%vereating.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Baptist Church Notes

We had very attentive congregations
at both morning and evening preach
ing services. Subject Sunday morning
March 20, "rhe Efficient Church."
Sunday evening, The Four Judg.
ments. Re sure and come SUNDAY
evening and hear the sermon ON M,
Pour judgments
The Sunday School is doing fine under
the Merit system; attendance and n.
terest is increasing all the lime
The Woman's Missionary Union had
a very intesting meeting ou Wednes
day Miss Lillian May. the state "
H. H. worker, was present and gave
q very interesting and Instructive TANK
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
18th day Of march, 1921.
CORRECT httrst.
II. n JONES
PAUL MAYER pitcc pts
O. 4 FINLEY
Raleigh 4. Crib, Notary Public
Ny Commission expires April -. 1898


The Baptist Young Peoples LINTON
meets sunday orening at 7 O'Clock, Ia
enable the Society TO finish its hour al
Worshi before Church services begin
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
y. Y. p. U. PROGRAM

President James Roselle in ChargeD
Business Seeretary's Report
Leader of Meeting in charge.
Mrs. Haines
Lords prayer-Al
Scripture Lesson Esther Avrcs
Introduction Mrs. Haines
The Holy Spirit Of Cod
Ada Corn
The Work Of the Holy Spirit
Gwin Climer
Special Music
What Must BE Done
Lillian Merchant
IAN Effective Witness"
Clayton Hust
LET Us Follow Our Guide
Alrs, A. ". Adams
Bsnediction
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
NJ y. Missionary Society

one OF the largest meetings this year
Of the Woman's Society, was held last
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. +. C..
Prehm, There were 26 present and
several new members were added to
the membership. The program was
very interesting, Mrs. bee was
the leNder. assisted by Mesdumcs let.
ter, Stadtman, Cole. barber. Donald.
son. Lemon and CHANNEL. Light re.
freshments were served Of the close
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Methodist Church Notes

The young people found At their
first meeting In the Church Balcony
that the light was insufficient. or,
rather. that II came from the wrong
direction. Accordingly. = four light
cluster was placed in the center Of this
compartment last week, which proves
materially scrviceable to the new quar-
tiers. The homc.like atmosphere grows
with each succeeding meeting. The
young people feel more NJ esse In this
friendly circle,
The sunday School is practising for
the Easter exercises. The yourRer
children to render n programme In the
morning and the young people n Pacg.
ant In the evening. The new series
which was begun last sunday morning
and which will be concluded ncSt sun
day evening is proving quite interest
~ and is certainly timely. II you
Rre interested In the peace and pros.
perity Of our country and not duty.
bound elsewhere II will be well to hear
the remainder of the series.
II YOU come to the services next
Sunday evening melancholy or blue, we
venture you will go away cheerful
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
METHODIST CHuRCm

G.. c. lligbce, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:i5 q M. Come
bring que
Sermon ut II am aud 1870 pm
Epworth League sunday evening at
$50 D. m.
Mid.week prayer meeting Wednesday
NJ 1850 p. m.
All visitors and strangers are wei
coined Mt our Church to any and VII
services.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev johnson ilc,iot

sunday School ut 10 q. M Morgan
Reilly, superintendent.
Church service at 1:3D y. m Sundays
The public is cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
BOY OF Is SUED FOR DIVORCE
Woman of85
Loses Five
Sweethearfs

DETROIT. March s--Aany lost a
sweetheart in tho World war: Mrs.
Julia barnard lost five-vand abe Is
SIS.
She has Just revealed the Identity
OF tho five strapping soldier boys
whose photos stand on her dresser
IN the Old Folks home.
During the war she read a notice
about lonely boys overseas who want.
ed someone TO writs 10 them. She
addressed a letter to "the loneliest
boy" II was youthful letter. fun
OF romance and Imagination.
Five youths from Tower city. ;.
D.. all answered IL The exchange
continued. Mis-. Barnard writing
each letter week and knitting
warm sweaters for them all. and tho
soldier boys telling her vivid tales
OF the war.
Just before the armistice all five
were Killed.
IL was blow TO Mrs. Barnard
but on the same day she heard tho
news she sent all the letters 10 the
mothers of the boys. asking only
their photographs in exchange. That
explains the row of pictures tina,
stands on Mrs, Barnard's dresser In
the Old Folks home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
STAYS OUT,
Says WIFE,
TILL z A. M.
Benedict Wants to Contest
Suit but He Has
Only S1.70

PORTLAND. Ore. April s.--Pathcs
and humor are auairsly mixed In the
divorce suit in the circuit court here
today OF Lucille Ross. age Is. against
Homer l. Ross, also Is. who Is al.
Keyed TO be cave man type OF hus-
band
'>On numerous occasions said
Homer L. Ross flew into a rage and
told this plaintiff TO go to he'll.
Little Mrs. Ross recltes in her com
plaint
= Another indictment OF the young
ms character Is the plaintiffs as
ertion that he would seek the com
{pany OF other women in preference
no her and had been known 10 stay
AWAY from his bride until O'Clock
IN the morning.
The defendant. appearing before
Circuit Judge Tazweil. stated his de
sirc TO contest the suit. principally TO
clear his good namc. He was. how
ever. be asserted. Handicapped by
the fact that his total resources were
cniy si7o and he couldn't get a
lawyer TO work for him" for that
amount.
The Rosses have been married 30
days.
Mrs. Ross now seeks q compicts
decree OF divorce. $50 a month ali
mony and restoration Of her maiden
name. Lucille wean-
Proceedings are now at q tempo
rary standstiii. the court having
ruled that Mrs. Ross would have 20
ret = guardian appointed for her hus
band before the case could proceed.
A woman becomes Of age when mar.
rid. the Law holds. but not so the
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08

A. C. pr,ridgc owner Of tho A. c.
Petridge auto sales agency. pleaded
guilty to grand larceny before Judge
King Dykeman Thursday and was
sent TO the state pcnitentiary for
three 30 rs years. He was accused
OF having obtained 5000 by falsely
representing 10 Ole Nelson and H. y.
Pauiscn that he could transfer tito
TO an automobile TO them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
New to Job, but
Uniform Is Grand

WASHINGTON. April s.-Charies
T. Sawyer. personal physician TO
President Harding, who was named
brigadier general when he received
the appointment. has Just blossomed
out In khaki uniform. He wears II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Georgetown Water
Plant Goes to City

0eorgetown win BE- exclusively
served by the city water department
IN the near future. as the result, OF
. decision Of the city abilities com
mittee to take over the old George
town Water company. The city viii
pay $1,000 in cash for the property
and will cancel $4,000 owed to IL BY
the South End corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
,Whoops! Vacation
. All Of Next Week

Hey. Buck. let's go down 10 tn
lake Is the cry that win echo thru
Seattle shortly. Spring vacation In
the schools win release Johnny from
arduous study all Of next week IL
II the unofficial opening OF the
fishin' and swimmin' season for the
kida.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
hegion Auxiliary
Board Meets Here

The executive board Of the state
organization Of American Legion
auxiliaries held its first meeting In
Seattle Thursday. The board con-
sists Of eight women. from all sec
tons of the state. They were chosen
at the convention Of auxiliaries at
Tacoma last February.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
L. GILLESPIE IS HIGH GUN
Breaks 05 out OF Possible 100 nj
Gun Club shoot.

Under the scorching sun or yes
terday afternoon, II members OF the
Tulsa Gun club turned out to tako
part in the regular weekly shoot on
the rifle range grounds. II was a
perfect day to shoot, The little air
that was stirring was not enough
to throw tho targets out OF their
course and several good scores were
made. Lester Gillespie was the high
gun OF the day coming through with
good mark OF 90 out OF a possible
100 flying targets. There was some
koon competition from the start TO
the finish, Joe Mcgee gave Gillespie
y fight OF his life for keeping on his
heels all the way and finished In
the runner-up position with close
nf q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
PREPARING TEAM
FOR ROAD JAUNT
Oilers Won't BE Easy for
Anybody on Next In
vasiOn Of North
nx ~ A nRInGEWArEl..

The oilers wont be- pie for any
hody on their noNt invasion ~ the
north
Heretofore this year on tholr
iunkrts into foreign territory the
Tulsans have been TIA" easiest OF
easy rickngs. but on tho offensive
to be started next week they bid
fair to present front so formidable
that thcyu keep the home clubs
fighting every minute 90 get any
thing like an even break.
Frank Thompson will bc back on
third probably before IN" end Of the
home stand and certainly in the
first road game. with Brauuon at
first, Gleason at second, McGinuis
at short and Thompson nt third the
Oilers Will have an inficld second TO
none In the League.
Jimmy Burke was pulled of third
yesterday ana Larry Erwin took hi
place while Parker went 90 the ont
field for Erwin This means that
Jimmy is To- bc rested up for his
usual outficld position. and with
Todt, Davis and Burko In the out
| field the gardens viii be- mighty
strong both ON offensive and de-
| fcnRc
/ the bulk Of tho receiving. with Spell
man available to help out and to
| pinch hit
ON the firing line the Oilers have
| George Bochlcr, Tom Luknnovic,
| Oscar Itaughland,i Ray Richmond
and Karl Adams, all riEhthandors.
and Hubert pruitt. southpaw, Right
at present only Bochler, l.ukanuvic
and pruitt appear to be In top notch
form. and Manager Clym"r Is seek
! ing everywhere for one more pitch
or. \ couple OF days ago the Oiicrs
apparently had Elcfcr, a young
rirhthandcr, belonging to the White
Sox and farmod t. Milwaukee
clnchcd, but yesterday kicfor was
ordered to Sioux city by the SoN
management.
But just as the club IL now, watch
out for 1t uu the next road trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
HEILMAN AGAIN
IS SETTING PACE
Detroit Star Goes on Bat
Rampage; Ruth Gets
Even at Chicago

Harry Holman. ihc alugring out
fielder OF tho Detroit Tircrs, went
ON a batting rampage last wrok and
hattcd himself out of second place
ln the race Tor batting huuorH I'm tho
American league and lg now in
front of Tria Sneaker. the Cleveland
world chnmpIuug pilot. Who stepped
out BOO front a y,ro, ago.
Holman hooa',d his average 10
.Ia2. oonparrd with lO9 . wc,k
ago Sneaker did mot do ao w,ll with
the willow and lost 20 points, his
nv,rarr drnppme from Il5 iuat
week tu .2qI INC snmc figure held
rs Ty cobb. the Detroit manager.
who hn4 not boon IVA tho game tho
Inst low weeks hcptuso 81 an injury.
The pair. however. are runners -up
10 tIIllupu. robin of So. Louis bee
ing fourth with .31d and Babe Ruth
nf tho Ytnl,,a next with .371.
IN tu the recent Now YORK. chi
rngo series Ruth had been stopped
ly tho Chicarn pitchers ana in ad-
dition to this ho had boon unable TO
get "A hum, run IN Chicago this
year. Little Dick Kerr who srt the
"humc run king" back during tho
last inya.iun of the white SoX to
Now York. was ON the mound for
tho Chicago club during the final
game In Chicago. and ho fell tho
victim uf iWhn bat. Babe killed.
two birds with one atonc. lie not
only knocked out hia 32nd home run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Noted baseball Man
Jumps OUerbOard on
Voyage Home "fO Die"

BOSTON, Mass, July iG.--Ar-
thur Irwin, oldtime big league
baseball player, vanished from the
steamship Calvin Austin, New
york 90 Boston, early today. IL II
believed he Jumped overheard and
was drowned.
IRWIN waa last soen shortly be-
fore midnight when ho was talk
ing with an old friend aboard tho
steamer. 10 whom he admitted
dependency h.causc Of ill-hcalth.
Irwin told his friend that ne had
been in New York hospital and
was coming homo to his brother
johns to die"
Arthur Irwin was one OF tho
most picturesque figures IN the
eportlng life Of Boston. lie was
one of tho leading inficldors I'm
organized baseball 30 years ago.
Ills brother John, was also "A big
league bail player.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
'AUTO LEAGUE SHAKEN
Snyder Elected President: Fair OF
Teams Withdraw; -Four to
Finish the season.

A reorganization of the Tulsa
Automobile Baseball league was ef-
feCtcd at special meeting yester-
day whom Norman B. Snyder was
elected president 30 succeed l.. NJ.
Sutton. resigned.
Two clubs, the Cadillac and Hop
kins Motor supply teams, withdrew
from the league for the remainder
OF the year when a new rule was put
in effect barring from Auto league
games players who have taken part
in professional league games In
Oklahoma this year, The two en-
trnuts Withdrawing will he back
next year, II was said.
4 now schedule was drawn up and
tho league viii finish the season
with the four remaining teams play
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
WmfH, Veteran Cog
in Mfieid, Released

Johnny Wuffli. nlaying his third
season az a member OF the Tulsa
oilers infield. yesterday was re-
leased to the Okmulgce club OF the
Western association. Wufth had
slowed up, this year and was unable
to hit the dependable stride that
kept him IN the Western league for
three seasons. Prior to coming to
Tulsa Wufni played several years
league, lie IL "A veteran, having had
about fifteen years OF professional
ON various teams OF the Pacific coast
ball to his credit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Phighting Phils Released.

PWILNIETTTIIN, Jug Ib'-TIV"
members of the philadelphia Ma
tionnl league baseball club, arrested
Yesterday on charge OF dlsorderly
conduct growing out OF street
fight. were discharged today. Tho
complalrants refused to take fur
thcr action against the players. Tho
players were Jimmy Smith. Frank
Bruggv. Goldie Rapp, Cy williams
and Clifford Le&
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Huge Sum Necessary
to RecOnditiOn Ship

NEW YORK. July LIT Will
take between $4,000, 600 and st2.-
oOo 600 to rccoudi,ion the Lcyiath .
an. the greatest ship taken over from
Gormtnv according 10 a. j.. Laskcr,
CHAIRMAN of the chipping b ard, AFT b.
vessel TO-DAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
High Cost of Cones
Is Complaint Lodged
BY School Children

DEJ MONIES Iowa. July 16.-
Five hundred children between 6
and I5 years OF age, marched hGI1
,oday IN protest against the price Of
icr cream cones. Their placards
read:
NO want nickel cones They
finished up on free ice cream fur
nishcd hy newspaper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Choice MOrSel for
Boxing Fans in Next
ShOp's Semi-Windup

A tcu-round match between
Young Kid saul and Young Car
sey, Tulsa bantlmweights. will hc
the semi -wiudup to tho Harry
Fuloy-IIugh Walker uGhthoayy-
weight match at id-Cuutiueut
mark next Friday night
Arrangements FOR THIS match
were completed by Matchmakor
Lou Newman. OF tho Tulsa Sport
Ing club, yesterday.
Carsey and Saul should help
draw a big gate. They put on a
great scrap as the principal appc-
tiyer to the Morris -l'Nins0N go.
and while Carsey was awarded
the decision Saul was the cho.vg
Of many fans, --.----. N-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

Undoubtedly thousands Of fans
who have seen Babe Ruth hammer
the ball have remarked tho only
thing that viii get tho bali past
that bird is cannon Their ro-
mark has proved true. For Babe
went up against II baseball cannon
goino time ago at the Polo Grounds
ana failed to connect for homer
with one OF the balls thrown by tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Revolver shoot Held.

Tom Moaghcr. Harry Brill and
Freeman were the thrrr hish men
at the revolver shoot yesterday at
the Tulsl riflc range with scores of
42i. i2J and 397 out OF possible
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

ing two week. The teams staying
In the league are: Ryan Motor Car
company, Evans-IIoward. Lewis
Marsh aud Adams Motor Sales com
pany.
Thomas G. Chcaslcy offered his
resignation AS secretary but 1t was
not accepted. and he was prevailed
upon to continue acting for the rcst
OF tho season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
EXCHANGES ROMP ON
Easily Defeat First Nationals, - To
4: Leading Sinclairs 10y
Full Game Now.
hank League Standing.

ThN ENchhngo NntOnhI Hnnk tenm,
icadcra In the Tulsa bank league, took
another game from the First National
Dsnk team yeaterday afternoon on tho
University OF Tulsa grounds by n score NJ
1s TO 4 The victory gives tho Exchange
boya a lead Of one whole game over Pin
clair. johnson was ON the mound for tho
EIchansers and let his opponents down
with four hits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
GYPSY BEATS COSDEN
Dark Horse PITCHER Holds Champs
Down; Gives Tcsns Zig Lead
In OH Race.
Standing NJ tb. SItlbs

Th, GypEy pulled out a dark horse
pitcher yesterday afternoon On the sand
Springs grounds and throw the cold cruel
hooks into the much footed Cusden nine OF
the Tulsa on league and were returned
easy winners by "A score ~ to g. West
pitched good ball throughout the entire
sevrn innings. while he allowed seven hita,
he kept thcm we'll Hcuttcrri and the hest
Coaden could do was TO Hend three runs
over tho plate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

device. Tho cannon is an automatic
device which hurla the ban at diff
fcrent speeds and even gives 1t a
curve. Babe says the reason bats
man is nt great disadvantage
when facing this pitcher is that
he can't keep his eye on the ball
before II starts to the plate, and
doesn't know Just when II Is com
Ing. lie doesn't have the proper
time TO get set for the ball,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

convicted slaycrs Of David s. Paul
aged Camden. y. j.. bank runner,
were today sentenced TO die during
the week of August rs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

Summary; Runs -Sporo, Htian, Harloh'
Taylor. Ltuu. Forrsman, Rice, Young.
Slms Decentralization, Goodson. Sims.
Two has, hits Young, Marian, Sims.
Home run-Sims Sacrifice hit--Taylor.
stolen hasc--raylor, Haae on balla
nrcksr struck out--By Hecker D. um-
plre "Chick" hiEdun. Time ot gaiuc-
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sand springs