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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
Y0UNG'S BINGLE IN
SIXTH INTERRUPTS A
STAR PITCHING DUEL

Yesterdays game was peach
erinol
Three bingles by the Peps in the
sixth session Of Saturdays contest
versus Bonham broke up an alright
pitchers duel just long enough TO
permit an Ardmore runner to cross
the plate and score the sole tally
that shut out the visitors 10. a hot
grounder to short by Harding,
scratch hit by Jones to the same
location, supplemented by a neat
Texas Lacquer laid back Of second by
Young, did the trick.
The game was beyond a doubt the
most closely contested affair yet
played here this season. Harding, on
the mound for the locals, WED with
Duffy, Bonham twirler, for the upper
hand, and Harding got il. Not only
did he start the awaiting that re-
suited in his scoring but his work as
master of the pill was par excel
lence At only one time was ne
threatened, but Lemasters, behind
the bat again for the Pops, ruined
any aspirations the visitors might
have had to see the home plate, when
he put the kibosh on an attempted
squeeze play in the ninth and nabbed
Pittman at third, after calling for
waste ball which Henderson stepped
out Of the box to reach and even
then failed TO connect with.
Hardings fine headwork and alert
ness We're noticeable throughout the
game and his control was perfect
The field work Of the Peps could
hardly have been improved and con-
sidering the fact that the lineup is
still u patched-up affair on account
of the absence OF i couple Of the
regulars, greater credit is due them.
Their support Of Harding was most
fitting and blended nicely with rle
work OF superb twirler. In their
stick work every Pep connected with
the ball with the single exception of
one who was given 4 free pass. Not
4 Pep famed.
Duffy. on the mound for the visit
ors, pitched good ball, but the sup
port which his teammates gave him
saved many Of his offerings which
the Peps connected with from hit
ting the ground. In the fourth in
ming. two successive robberies were
perpetrated by the visitors when Nc
Dowell picked Jones high fly off the
right field fence. and Immediately
after Mcdowell nabbcd Young's hot
liner to center. McDowcll's catch was
of the spectacular variety for he was
playing deep and was forced TO run
in with full speed ahead 70 intercept
the pill before it struck the weeds.
Harlngs delivery was tapped for
but four hits, one of which was
scratch which was well fielded by
Iones. who made a fast slide with
the ball into the bag in an effort to
beat Mcdowell the man who tipped
1t. to first. but failed by hairs
breadth.
The largest attendance that has
been presents at the ball park this
week witnessed yesterdays game.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
Standing

fare any better than did his predeces-
sor for the Peps We're as happy as
ever and bingled six hits and seven
runs during his reign. Reid succeed
ed TO the bombarded throne in the
fifth and Jared with greater success
than did his ruined colleagues, al
though two hits and a sacrifice in the
sixth netted the Pops two more scores.
Outstanding among the dozen hits
were those Of Webb. Payne and Mob
ley. In the first, Webb caught the
bullet ON the nose and walled it out
to the center field fence scoring two
men ahead Of him and planting him
self on third from which he later scor-
ed on Mobley's single In the third,
Mobley lifted the pill high into the air,
and sent it grazing the right field
fence. scoring Webb again and him.
self crossing the rubber on a passed
bail, after taking two bases on the hit.
Payne's double on line drive to the
center field boards in the sixth scored
Baird and put Payne on third.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
ARDMORE PEPS AND
BONHAM MEET IN
DOUBLE HEADER TODAY

The Pops are scheduled to meet the
Bonham team this afternoon in a
double.header. The first game will be
called ut > p. m. That closely contest.
cd performances may be expected is
evidenced by the results of the game
Saturday between these teams which
resulted i'm hard won victory for
the locals 10.
Both Harding, of the Pops and Duf.
fy of the visitors, We're at their best,
and performed in commendable man
ner. The fielding of both teams was
excellent.
As has been noted at various times
during the past few weeks, the Bon
ham club may well be considered the
BLACK Horse" of the league and it
will be heard from during the second
half of the TO League season. Bon.
ham has a well-traned group OF play
ers. and their team work is well map
ped.
The Peps are again regaining the
strength which they had during the
middle of the first half of the season
and Will also be among the strongest
contenders for the pennant of the Sec
ond half.
Bonham meets the Pops Monday for
the last game Of the series
Tuesday, June 2S, the Pops journey
10 Sherman where they will meet the
sherman club in their first game Of
the second half of the season. They
VIII remain at sherman three days,
and then 10 Cleburne for a three game
series on July /, and 3.
on the Fourth OF July the Ardmore
club returns home for the opening
game Of series with Sherman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
BAMBINO RUTH GETS
NATURAL AND SLAMS
OUT HOMER NUMBER rs

New York, June Washington
today won the second game Of its ser
les with the Yankees. to 1, The
first inning told the tale. Shawkey
made three errors. Ruth and Meusel
fumbed the ball in the outfield and
Schang made wild throw, Babe
Ruth made his 26th home run in the
fifth inning with Fewster on.
Score by innings: r IL
Washington -- ------50l 600 000-6 8
New York ----------000 1870. O0l--4 8
Summary; Two base hits, Brewer,
Fewster. Three base hits, Hawks.
Home run. Ruth. Double plays. La
motto, to Harris to Judge. Bases on
balls, off Shawkey l. Johnson 3.
Struck out by Shawkey. Z; Johnson. 8.
Runs, Judge, Harris, Rice. Smith,
Shanks, ,; Fewster, Ruth. .; Ward.
Errors, Ruth, 2; Meusel, Schang;
Shawkey, 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
JOE GILLETTE, PEPS
STELLAR TWIRLER Is
NEW CLUB MANAGER

Joe Gillette. member Of the Pops
pitching staff, has been appointed
manager Of the team. Chlette's selec-
ton mas met with the hearty appro-
val of his teammates and the fans
in general. He Is a man who has
had considerable baseball experience
in managerial as well as playing cir
Giles, and has great executive ability.
An expansive knowledge Of inside
baseball will permit him TO guide the
team In manner such as should make
"a very strong aggregation OF Il.
Gillette believes in giving his players
lighting chance to make god. ami
he always giye4 the members OF his
team the tan2fit Of all doubts which
may exist when alterations arise. He
has participated on tie mound In many
games in which the Fcps have played
daring L9 present season. and no.
cnce has he hccn known to dispute
an umrirc's decision. 'lus does not
mean that Gillette is not fighter. for
when 10 Is evident that the rights OF
the reps are being disputed. Gillette
is always there first TO correct matters.
Svvcia, changes have been made IN
the Pops llne-up. Catcher Pemherton
has been traded 20 Mineral Wells for
hemastcrs Reynolds. second basemau.
has been given his unconditional re-.
lease. according 10 a statement made
by Secretary Walter Thompson Of the
local club.
When Behren recuperotcs from the
effects OF his injured finger. the line
ur OF the pcps will be strong one.
Selection OF man To replace Rey-
nolds at second has not been made
but several candidates are being tried
Out. Baird who has been covering
third sack during Behrcns absence.
has not been faring well due To no
fault Of hla own. for he is an outfielder
who was brought to the infield during
Ala. .ftt.Vw.v.,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
SISTER OF SPEAKER GILLETT
ACQUITTED BY TRIAL JURY

Chicopee, Mass. June 25.-Aliss Lucy
d. Gillett of Westfied, sister of Speak
er Gillett of the national house of
representatives was discharged in
district court here after a brief hear
ing ON charge of mansaughter
brought as the result of the death Of
Irene Cole. aged 13, who was struck
by an automobile driven by Miss Gil
lett, June 10. Only two witnesses We're
beard
Judge j. p. Kirby said from the
bench that he regretted there was no
way such cases could be handled with
out preferring a charge of manslaugh-
ter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
opOrtltOrlalS
BY BILL KROHN

There's one Harding we know of
who pleases the local oil men even
though oil is 81 per-and that's the
fellow wot shut out Bonham yester-
day.
The eight senators who worked in
the field around Harding yesterday
sure legislated that ball in most per-
feet administrative action.
When il came to a vote as 10 who
should win, Harding nominated Ard
more with bingle to short. it was
seconded by Jones with scratch to
the same place, and was voted for
by Young with a Texas Lacquer to
center which unanimously carried
the election, Harding registering the
total ballot cast.
If Harding shuts out the Mexican
crude in as satisfactory a manner as
Harding shut out Bonham yesterday,
'twould be o. X. all around.
There hain't no excuse for havin' the
blues
When the sun gets TO burnin' the
town;
For as long as the Pops maintain their
fine reps,
The blues got no business aroun'.
You oughta be found-when there's
no wet ground
At the game where the Peps are per-
formin'.
You oughta be rootin' and oughta be
tootin
And talk about II the next mornin'.
The only blues that oughta be seen
around town are the newly uniformed
policemen.
And accordin' to some OF the cops,
the weight of the material and not
the color is making them mighty blue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
MINERAL WELLS BITES
THE DUST WHEN PEPS
GET REVENGE FRIDAY

Joe Gillette made his debut as man
.ger Of the Ardmore Pops Friday af-
ernoon by twirling stellar ball and
holding Mineral Wells 10 but one score
while his proteges slammed the deliV-
,ry Of three visiting pitchers all over
he lot and piled up 10 runs.
Chlette's work on the mound was an
interesting feature Of the game. Four
lines the bases We're filled with visit.
ng players. and as wierd as It may
,eem. but one Mineral Wells runner
vas able to cross the plate, the single
,un being largely aided by errors
The second session marked the first
.ttcmpt Of the visitors to score. TWO
ingles and a walk filled the sacks
With but one down. Gillette famed tie
lcxt man and the third out was a
',rounder to the infeld. In the fifth
he three bases again all had occu-
,ants with two down Next man up
Popped out to Payne, In the seventh
Soggus reached first when Baird fumb-
I'd his groundor. A single and a walk
'iled the bases. Fenner flied out to
. UNIt III NfiAN'i hAih A'Rbh ~ " ~
Shen he beat In the throw. The bases
we're again filled during the same IN.
ling when a pop fly back Of third
.tazed a glove and fell to the ground,
put the Pops manager famed the next
han and all danger was passed
At the bat, all the members OF the
hcps team were inaugurated into the
nystic delightful shrine OF the Wreck.
ny Crew The sound of hardswing.
ng hickories could be heard from the
cry outset of the game The first in.
ling marked the ascent and descent
q and from the mound OF visiting
litcher No. /. Bryan. who WAS touch.
a for four hits and free pass which
'etted The peps four runs and man
n third when Bartlett was rushed in
y stor the slaughter Bartlett did not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
All Stars Defeat Walters 60

The "Al-StaS," the recently or.
ganl2ed baseball nine Of Ardmorc.
composed OF players who have
been with teams OF the TO and
other leagues during the early
part of the season. played thcir
first game at Walters. Friday.
June "a, and defeated the Walters
team by the score Of Go.
The feature Of the game was
stellar twirling 10y cambridge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
UMPIRE DUTCH MYERS GOES
TO SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Dutch Myers. TO league um.
pire who has officiated In large
number of games playei In this
ana other cities IN the league. has
resigned his possion with the To
organization. to take effect at the
end NJ the first half II the season.
June 2S, and has accepted slmi.
lar position with the Southern As
s citation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26

Luque, sullivan, Bressler. double
plays. BreSsler To Daubert; Hollocher
to Grimes; bases ON balls. off Cheeves
2; hit by pitcher. by Cheeves, tRoush,
Dauberp; struck out, by Luque J; Ma
pier 4; wild pitch, Luque; runs. Flack'
Terry. Grimes. Barber. kelleher,
Cheeves. Duncan, Kopf error Bohne
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
COUNTY TREASU URER OF
POTT.AWATOMIE SUICIDES

shawnee. Okla. June 95.--l-ea'h'S
note stating that his health ana
mind were failing him, and tnat ne
had rather die than go to an aSy iN",
X. l.. Alexander. county treasurp VI
Pottawatomie county, ended his lIe
here some time last night. His nooy
was found in his room at a hele'
here this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
MANION WINS MISSOURI
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Jimmy Maniun. Midland VAL
ley. 81. Louis, won the state golf
championship here this after.
noon by defeating Ray Oumet.
Hill Crest, Kansas City. . and
IN, the final flight of the cham
pionship play.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26

Ok7nhoma Clty Juno l5.-Oponln (
of campaigns for the prevention ot
typhoid fever In Lincoln ana Kiowa
counties was announced here today
BY the state health commissioner. who
said a quantity Of vaccine had been
sent 20 each county. The campaigns
are the first In what the health com.
missioner says is to be "a statewide
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
Abe Altell Discharged

New York, June 2j-Suprcme Court
Justice Donnelly today sustained
writ Of habeas corpus sought by Abe
Attell. former pugilist, Indicted in
Chicago IN connection with the base
bail scandal in 1919. Tttell was dis
charged,
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Summary: Two-base hit. Speaker
Johnston, Wambsganss .; three-base
hits Tobin. Smith; stolen bases.
Sewell, McManus; sacrifices, Kolp g
uhle. Speaker; double plays. Sewell
To Mambsganss to Johnson. Tobin to
Collins; bases on balls, off Uhle l..
off Kolp 3, Caldwell L. hit by pitch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline

Chicago. June 25,-The Standard Oh
Company of Indiana today announces
price adjustments on gasoline whlch
showed an average reduction Of ? cents
gallon effective at once. The cAanse
includes eleven states in the central
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
St Louis-Pittsburgh Diyvy Up

St. Louis, June 25-St. Louis and
Pittsburgh divided double-header
here this afternoon, with local team
taking the first game to I while
the visitors annexed the second con-
test to .. The first game was feat
ured by Jack Pfeffer's debut in a Car
dinal uniform and Hornsby's one hun
dredth hit of the season.
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Cleveland. June 20. Cleveland
dropped its homecoming game to St
Louis 10 to 8. The Browns knocked
Uhle from the box in the seventh and
also hit Caldwell at will. Clev Gand
could do little with Kolp, until the
eighth. Tobin and Elerbe hit Cleve.
land pitchers at will.
The score by innings:
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Score BY innings

Summary: TwO-base ms, ItHIHs'
ters: earned runs, Ardmore /; lett
ON bases. Ardmore I, Bonham .; Isl
IN errors. Bonham |; base on balls
of Harding ., Duffy |; struck out
~ Harding 8; sacrifice hits, Waller
1; stolen bases. Webb Time of game
leo. Umpires. Myers and West.
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summary; Two'base hits. Welsh,
J. Walker; home run, Dugan; sacri-
fees, Jameson, j. Walker, Menosky:
double play, Johnson (unasisted)'
Witt to Pratt to Mclnnis; bases on
balls, off Naylor /, Pennock 2; struck
out, by Naylor 3. Pennock 2, runs,
Welch. Perkins. Dugan, Menosky'
Scott, errors, Galloway 2, Pratt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
Athletics Take Two

Boston. June Philadelphia took
both games from Boston Americans
today. the first 2 TO . and the second
/ to 3, giving Naylor and then Moore
gan knocked home run over the
left field fence in the first game and
Moore helped with his own game
by lining a drive against the left
field score board which broke through
for home run. Dykes erred i'm both
games,
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Harding Shuts Out Bontam Hard Fought Battle o. Double Header To-Day

or, by uhle (Tobin), by Caldwell TEL
lerbe); wild pitch, Kolp; passed ball,
Nunamaker; struck out, by uhle >,
by kolp |. by Caldwell .; runs. To-
bin 3, Ellerbe =, Sisler, Jacobson,
McManus, Lee ., Jameson. Wambs-
ganss, Speaker, Sewell; error, Sewell.
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summary Two base hts, N0kes,
Mobley. Three base hits, Webb Payne.
Earned runs, Ardmore S. Left on
bases, Ardmore o, Mineral Wells 10.
Passed balls, Lemasters 9 Hit by
pitcher, by Bartell Youngl First on
errors, Ardmore .. Mineral Wells 8.
Base on balls off Bryan /. Bartlett g..
Reid /, Gillette T. Struck out, by
Gillette 8, Bartlett ., Reid 3. stolen
bases, d. Payne, Webb. Sacrifice hits.
Fenner Jones Baird, Mobley. Time Of
game 200. Umpires Myers and West.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, June 25.-The chi
cago Nationals won easily from the
Reds today the score being 6 to 2.
Luque was hit hard in the first and
sixth innings. while the outfielding
of Duncan and Barber featured the
game. Cheeves was master OF the
situation throughout. 1t was Gin
cinnatis fifth consecutive defeat.
The score by innings
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-26
Spaldmg Home From Hugo

G. A. Spading, United states Com
missioner. returned last night from
Hugo, where he attended federal
court.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

st. Louis 10. Cleveland ;.
Washington 6, New York 4.
philadelphia 81, Boston 2-3.
Detroit Z. Chicago 6.
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Where They Play Today

Bonham at Ardmore G. gamesD
Paris AZ sherman G. sames.)
Cleburne at Mineral Wells.
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Giants WALTON Phillies

Philadelphia, June 25.--New York
took both ends of a double header
from Philadelphia Nationals with ease
today The visitors won the first game
to 4, while in the final contest the
New Workers rolled up the record local
score Of the season, amassing II runs
TO the Phillies 4. Frank Snyder had
two home runs in the second game
duplicating his feat of Friday.
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Brooklyn, June 25.--Ferdie Schupp.
former Cardinal southpaw, made a
successful debut with Brooklyn Ma
uonals today, the Robins winning
from Boston, > to /. Wheat and Grif.
fifth gave Brooklyn her runs with cir.
cult drives over the right field fence.
Manager Mitchell Of the Braves was
elected from the field for disputing
decision by Umpire ODay.
Score by innings: r. II.
Boston ---- --------OOO 100 O00-1 7
Brooklyn ---- 900 100 01*-2 8
Summary: Two base hits. Ford
Wheat, Janvrin. Home runs. Wheat
Griffith. Stolen bases. Barbara. Mich.
olson, Boeckel. Southworth Sacrifices.
Gibson. Bases on balls, off Schupp, s.;
struck out by Watson, I: Shupp 5
Runs, Boeokel Griffith. Wheat. Er.
rors, Olson, Janvrin.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Dykes ?

Perkins, Dugan. McInnis, Foster;
home run. Moore; stolen bases. Foster,
Menosky, Pratt; sacrifice, Collins;
double plays, Dugan to Dykes 10 j.
walker; Galloway to Dykes to j.
Walker Pratt 10 Mclnnis; bases on
balls, Moore l. Bush 3; hit by pitch
er, by Moore (McInnis), by Bush 3D.
Walker: struck out, by Moore g.;
Bush .; runs, Dykes, Welch, Dusan'
Moore, Leibold, Foster, Menosky; er-
rors, j. Walker, Galloway, Pratt
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Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Brooklyn ?, Boston !.
St. Louis 9-7, Pittsburg 81.
New York l7-9, Philadelphia A.
Chicago {. Cincinnati ,,
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Score by innings: r II
New York ----------021 024 000-9 IS
Philadelphia go ------000 800 100 II
Runs, Burns Bancroft 2. Frisch.
Kelly Walker 2. L. Smith ?, Rawlings.
Meusel Lee, Williams. Errors, Frisca
Rawlings. Two base hits, Kelly, Ryan
Bancroft ?, Meusel, Bruggy, Rawlings.
Double plays, Ring, j. Miller, to Lee.
Bases on balls off Rings 3. Struck
out by Ryan 2, Sallee 4.
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First Game
Score by innings:

Stolen base, Bigbee; double plays. Tier
ney to Maranville. to Grimm; Hornsby
to Lavan, to Fournier; bases on balls,
off Yellowhorse, / Pfeffer North
!: struck out by Yellowhorse. ?; Zinn,
!; Pfeffer, |; runs, Barnhart, Grimm,
Stock ,Hornsby. Dilhoever, Heathcote,
Shotton; errors, Bigbee, Barnhart
Grimm.
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SU NJ NJ A R les
TEXASOKLAH0MA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Ardmore / Bynham o.
Mineral Wells ~, Cleburne !.
Paris ut Sherman, rain.
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Score by innings: r II
New York ---- 900 100 505-l7 l6
Philadelphia 49, loo POI 600 IA
Runs, Burns 3 Bancroft .. Frisch 4.
Young 2, Kelley, Walker, Patterson 2.
Snyder ?, Barnes Rawlings, Wright
stone, Lee 2. Errors, Rawlings. Two
base hits, Lee. Frisch. Burns. Home
runs, Frisch, Patterson, Snyder .. Ban.
croft. Sacrifices, J. Miller, Parkinson
:. Stolen bases, Burns, Frisch g.
Struck out by Meadows 3, Benton l.
Bases on balls off Meadows 8, KEENAN,
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Second Game

! Summary: Two base hits, Hornsby,
Grimm, Skiff; home run, Mann; stolen
base, Maranville; sacrifice, Tierney;
double plays, Lavan to Hornsby, 10
Fournier; Stock to Lavan to Hornsby,
Grimm (unassisted); Maranville to
Tierney TO Grimm; bases on balls, off
Cooper. Pertika, /; Goodwin, !. hit by
pitchers, by Pertika, perry and
Cooper; struck out, by Cooper. 6
Pertika, /; Goodwin, /; Sherdel l.;
North, .; passed ball Skiff; runs
Maranville, Whitted, Barnhart. Grimm,
Mann. Stock; errors. Tierney. -
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The score by innings:
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The score by innings;
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The eight senators who worked in,
the field around Harding yesterday
sure legislated that ball in most per-
feet administrative action.
Washington telegraph., 1921-06-03
ACT No. 2.
ApproNed JnnnnrN 20. 1921.


An Act transferring Arkansas
County from the Eleventh Judicial Cir
cult OF Arkansas to the Seventeenth
Judicial Circuit, and fixing time for
holding circuit Court in said Seven
teenth Judicial Circuit OF Arkansas.
Provides that Arkansas County shall
he transferred from the Eleventh Ju-
diclal Circuit 20 the Seventeenth Ju-
diciai Circuit, and provides that the
time for holdinf court in the Seven
teenth Judicial Circuit shall be as fol-
lows:
Faulkner County: LIST Monday in
January and 3rd Monday in July OF
each year.
LonoCe County: LIST Monday in Feb
ruary and LIST Monday in September of
each year
Prairie County. Northern District:
Srd Monday in March and 3rd Monday
in September.
Prairie County Southern District:
LIST Monday in March and 3rd Monday
In August.
Monroe County: 4th Monday in April
and attn Monday In November
Arkansas County Northern District:
srd Monday in February and 3rd Mon
day in August
Arkansas County. Southern District:
Srd Monday in January and LIST Monday
In July.