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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
STATE AND CITY
JOURNEYS NEXT
Busy Program Still Ahead
for Net Enthusiasts;
Competition Keen
with tho Arkansas Valley tourna-

with tho Arkansas Valley tourna-
mcnt an event in history and the
main trophy cups booked for ship
mont to Kingflshcr and saltwater,
tulsa racket twistcrs are far from
being fed up on tennis tournaments
with tho exhibition OF tennis that
was shown in the doubles match
saturday morning between the
Parks brothers and Spicco ana
pcnfold and the afternoon event In
singles between Ben Parks and
Spiece enthusiasts have had their
ambition aroused and ARE looking
forward TO the coming state and city
tournaments.
Tho state tournament will ho held
at Oklahoma city starting Scptcm-
Der 8. while the local tournament
will be contested starting September
10. The date OF the city tourney
was originally scheduled for the
third, but since that would cause tho
event to conflict with the state
meet, It WAS shifted to the later
date. Tulsa has ono thing to look
forward TO and that is To develop "A
tennis star that will be able to cope
with the downstaters, Eugene Mon
net, who is comparatively new In
Tulsa is one of the old timers In
state competition and 1t looks like
he will be able to turn the tables,
In the recent tournament Spicco
eliminated Monnot in one OF the
hardest matches on the card. The
latter expects to be In better condi-
tiun for the state event and hopes
with Paul Darrough To again anncA
the doubles championship. rho com.
hination has been successful In that
event four times.
several mcn who rank fairly hlgh
In tennis in Tulsa were not on the
job in the valley tourney but will be
on hand for the city event. j. B
Miller, runnerup In singles last year
was among the missing. Ira Rein
hart, who with Lehman took the
doubles honors, was also away. Com
petition between such men as j. ID
Iams, Il. A. Cook, i, \. Wright
Phil Stover. j. B. Miller, George
Travis and Ira Relnhart will bring
out some real tennis.
Since the date for the Tulsa event
Is the same as that for tho finals OF
the state tournc. it will be ar
ranged 30 that men who are attend
ing the latter event will be allowed
to play their matches later.
Entries for tho city tournament
will be taken at the physical depart
ment Of tho Y, VI. G. a, at any time
and win close Friday, September .
at 9 o'clock. p. IN.
Boys city tournament Is slated tr
/ begin tho first. Boys must be under
/ Is years OF age In order to compete
| Boys wishing TO compete must regis
! tor at the Y. NJ. &. A. any time be
/ fore the first of september.
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op Saints Indians Pull Auay From Yankees Giants Pirates Win
Pirates WaUer as Giants Forge Up:
YankS and Indians Continue Battle;
CardS in Midst of Winning Streak

NEW YORK. uE. 2N..rho
major league prnuunt races ap-
prua,h the september stretch with
the Pittsburgh National league
leaders WavcrIug badly us Sew
York increases lts speed, wullo
the cleveland and N,w York
Americans continue their neck
and neck pace. Tho Pirates are
two and one hair games ahead ~
tho Giants and tho Indians In
creased their lead to one and ~
hag games hy winning today
Whilc tho Yankees lost.
Tho spectacular feature of tho
Ecw York Rationale TN cutting
down pittshurgh's lead by winning
nvc straight contests from the Hi-
rates was surpassed by st. Louis
I'm taking six straight games from
Boston and decreasing tho Braves
advantage over them Tor thiid
place to almost one Eumo.
Tho Cardinals have won eight
consecutive games and play
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TOP-FORM DOGS
CONTEST TONIGHT
Widest Dillon, Billy Ray,
Flying Stone and Sui
sun in Fourth Race

A card of exceedingly well bal
anccd races has been arranged for
greyhound followers IN this eve
nlng's program at Mld-Continent
park.
The feature event tonight, tho
fourth race, is one of the toughest"
the wise ones have had to bother
with. Widest Dillon. Flying stone
and Billy Ray, all at top form, are
clashlnng In this event with Suisun
and Misty Dawn. two other top
notchers, also In the running. The
sixth dog. Honeysuckle. has been
showing nicely. but is believed to be
n little outclassed.
Tonight's entries. pn.. time $40:
First race, purse $25, 3-l6 mile
Ray Clair, Helen's Fortune. John
ME Carroll. The Devil, Another Man
agcr. Black Bess.
Second race. purse t25. IA mile
Ruth Cannon, Willie Wild Bill, Med
dlcsome Mary. Rosy Star. Lady Foil.
Clara wild Bill.
Third race, purse $40. IA mile
Troublesome Fortune, Gladys Flirt.
Busy Manager, Ripping Rhyme.
Midget Flirt, Night Rider.
Fourth race, purse $40. 3-ls mile
BILLY Ray. Widest Dillon. Misty
Dawn. Flying stone, Suisan, Honey
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KBHttsd for Ruckalew IN fifth.
yNRan for SchuWHn In seventh.
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Slender Margin of One Tally
Defeats Clymers Each Time
Lukanovic Beaten in Box
Duel, / to 0, in the
First Game
WALK LOSES SECOND
Haugland Forces Winning
Run Across With Base on
Balls in Ninth Inning
snecial 20 Tho World.

Special 10 Y no W hfi1s
ST. JOSEPH. Aug 2s--St. Joe
took both games from Tulsa here this
afternoon. The saints won tho first,
/ to 0. and the second, TO 1.
The first game was a pitching
duel between Alexander McColl and
Tom Lukanovic. McColl beated
Jukanovic by one hit \ series Of
singles by Mcdonald, Nufcr and
Crosby counted the only run In the
second.
BY agreement II was decided TO
play only seven innings OF the sec
ond game. but the saints came from
hohind in the seventh, tied the score,
and prolonged tho game until the
ninth. when Haughiaud the first
twirlcr gent 20 the box. walked Run
yon with the bases fun, forcing
Fred Mcdonald across with the win
ming run.
The Saints camo close 10 winning
the second game In the seventh in
ming but with Beatty on third, with
the run needed to win, and two men
down, Connolly grounded out Glea-
son to Brannon.
II was Fred McDonald's two bag
ger to left field that caused tho up
sot and shook Nick Cullop, former
Saint twirler, off his feet. MELON
uid's blow scored McCon, running
for Corridor, who delivered with a
single pinch hitting FOR Nufer. Cros-
by followed with n single through
second but was forced by Griner.
who hatted for perritt il was then
Mcdonald brought McCo,l across
with his double. Griner was caught
AZ the plate trying 20 score on tho
4 ~
with n double TO left that hit Just
beside the third base foul line. Cul-
lop was called and Pruett sent to the
mound. pruett. who pitched no
hit no run game the day before
heaved the first one wild and Beatty
advanced to third. Connolly ground
ed out. second to first, retiring the
side.
Kari Adams was sent to the box
at the beginning OF the eighth and
retired the visitors in one, two three
order.
Pruett started the eighth by
striking out Fisher. He then walked
Runyon and Mcdonald and Haugh-
land was sent to the mound. HauGh
land famed DEBATE. who had been
sent in at shortstop. Crosby flied tc
Davis for the third out.
Adams again retired the Tulsan;
In order in tho ninth, and IN the soc,
ond half started tho fireworks with
n clean single past first base He
stole second, but was caught al
third when Fred Mcdonald attempt,
cd to sacrifice and bungled the bal
into Haughland's hands, Runyon
who Just Joined the Saints Sunday
walked 10 the plate and drew hi,
second successive base on balls
scoring Mcdonald.
Tulsa counted their four runs II
the fourth inning when thel
punched hits off perritt. Connell,
opened with a single through sec
ond. Thompson drew base OF
balls and Davis singled 10 center
scoring Connolly. Spellman ther
sent a long one to left. which sailet
over George Fishers head ant
Thompson then sent u long one L
left, which also sailed over Fishe
and Davis raced home Todt sk!dde,
TO Fisher. hut Brannon singled 4
loft, scoring Spcllman. Gleason ais
singled 10 loft, but McGinnis ant
Cullop grounded out.
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Delta Tau Delta viii
Hare Oklahoma Chapter

Recommendation OF the Tulsa
Alumni chapter OF tho National
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity for the
institution Of a chapter at tho Uni
versity Of oklahoma was granted at
the karnea. or national convention,
which closed a four days session
Saturday at Omaha, Sch, according
to a wire received sunday by j, c.
Greanstreot. secretary Of the local
chapter.
The petition Of tho Delta Sigma
Delta fraternity OF the university
for charter was accepted by the
karnca, and formal installation will
take place early in tho fan.
Tho two Tulsa members " the
chapter are Sherwood i. Lahmau
and Robert Bates The Tulsa alumni
chapter has a membership ~ about
35 and holds business and social
sessions regularly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
.ALL-STARS PIE
FOR CHAMPIONS
Texas Sluggers Pound Out
Fifteen Hits for as
Many Markers

Tho oil league All-Stars assemble
TO Oppose tho Texas toam, champions
OF the league. were humhlod by the
champs In an exhibition game NJ
McNulty park Yesterday. IL 10 Z.
Despite threatening weather n
fair crowd turned out TO see tho con
test. ana tho fans were rewarded
with some long distance hitting. Pa
lone hit two homcrs and Brian md
Rarbce one each. TcNas knocked
Chief williams out of tho box In the
third inning and gave Becker n
drubbinR IN the eighth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Leading Bdtters
Including Yert~rdny's Gamss.
National League.
PRIZES FOR SCHOOL WORK
Pupils WIN Contest Exhibits Mt
Craig County Fair.

NINITN, Aug, TT Educatlonal
day a, the Craig county free fair
Friday. September l6, promises TO
be- great occasion. Between 40
and 30 prizes are 30 bo given on cx-
nlhils of school work. running
through an the grades ana high
school
Tho work submitted must have
bcon done during the school team Of
I92O-2l, except individual exhibits
which may have been done during
the summer. Exhibits may be made
hv schools or by individuals.
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rnlrrox Defeats Hominy.

NT||TTT TV TTV TTTT-
FAIkFAN. Aug. 2s.--FaIrfaN
dcftatpd Hominy for tho independent
clubs championship ~ Usage county
IN a ragged game played here this
afternoon.
Score by innings: Il H. +
Fairfax ....O3l 022 0l0-- q
Hominy ....O01 400 020-- 10
Batteries: McCubbins. Adamsor
and Weaver; Aankier, Lawrence and
Ewing. Gardner,
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xna,tea for onren in clsh,h.
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Stole Birthday Pennies.

0NNcIAI 70 IN0 W0TTI.
PRYOR, Aug 9s.-Tho meanest
thief on record made a successful
haul from the Methodist church
here few days ago, entering the
study Of Rev. r. {. Alexander and
taking two birthday Jars full ~
nickels and pennies put there by the
Riddles. II IL thought that the Jars
contained $40,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Gasoline Men Approyc TaN.

NNecII 70 Tho W0TIN.
ADA, Aus. 2S.-A meeting was
held by tho Good Roads Motor club
on Thursday night Of last week at
which time IT was decided To r"-os-
tablish the payment of IN" one cont
for each gallon sold 10 the club for
tho use OF improving the roads ot
the county. All gas retailers were
willing to do this, u H. lAil.
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rnAis 80 S27 3

Score by innings;
oklahoma city ....,..,
Omaha ..,...........,..
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When Q. j. Miller and family Of
rear Of G1G North Cheyenne, re-
turned home last night they found
that their house had been robbed
and ransacked Tho thieves cut ii
back screen and unlocked the door.
10 details Of the robbery We're
available last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
ZhrsLLn Gncs 10 spain.

NEW YORK, Aug, 2'.--Stan's-
laus Zbys2ko, worlds heavyw eighi
wrestling champion, sailed today Tor
Spain 10 compete in several matches
He was a passenger on the steam
ship America, bound for Southamp'
ton and CherbQurg-
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suckle.

suckle.
Fifth race, purse $40. IA mile
Handsome Buck, Alabama Jack.
Ready Peerless, Cheerful Moments.
Omar, white Hawk.
sixth race. purse $40. 3-l6 mile
Ready Applause, Prince Lively.
Nursemald, Betty j.. Articles Lady,
Blue Rock wild Bill
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Totals ....,...3b IL - IL
ZBatted for Nufer In seventh.
zzRan for Corridor In seventh,
2zzBatted for perritt in seventh.
Score by innings:
Tulsa 900 400 OO0-4
st. Joseph .........2OO 600 2Ol--5
Summary: Runs and hits-Off
Perritt 4 and 6, Cullops and 5,
Haugland l and ?, Earned runs
Tulsa 4, st. Joseph 3. Bases on
balls--Porritt /, Cullop l, Pruett 2,
Haugland 2. Struck out-Perritt &,
Adams 2, Cullop 2. Haugland !.
Left on bases-Tulsa 8. Wild pitch
Pruett Two-hase hit-Spellman, J..
Mcdonald, Beatty. Double plays
Gleason to McGinnis 10 Brannon.
Sacrifice hits-Tudt, Stolen bases
-Runyon, Adams, Umpires-
Holmes and Guthrie. Tlme-One
hour and 81 seconds.
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Red son Win In Eleventh.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.--A timely single by
John Collins broke up an II inning game
today. giving Doston To victory over
chicago. and ~ clcan sweep ot tho rsrieH
Huah blow up In tho eighth inning and
chicago tied the count. after which Man
ngcr Gleason uHcd some recruit pitchers
who performed we'll Pratt HtRrted tho
eleventh with single, took second on n
sacrifice and counted on j. Collins hit,
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Miners md Bn,-ter- Divide.

pEs MONIES Aug. 2s--Joplin and
pes Moipea divided n douhle-header in the
torner's final appearance Of the season
hcre today, The locals won tie first
game g 10 :, bu lost the second - To- T.
Joplin hit Pott and Black Tor enough OK
tra base hits In tho first three innings to
Cllurh the game.
Score First gama'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
PIRATES BREAK
RUN OF LOSSES
Morrison Blanks Dodgers
With 3 Hits; Giants
Down the Cubs

UHouKLYN. Aus. 2s.--Plttsburgh won
tta first vlc'pryin seven games today when
Morrison shut out brooklyn 20 With
ihfcc hUs. only ono brooklyn player
reached first base after the second inning
aud io VAS victim 1n "a double play.
Rpberts1n.s single. Grinms sacrifice and
Schmi1ts single save tho Pirates their
fret run and Morrisun's triple and Marah.
Vulr.s single accounted Tor the other.
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ST. JOSEPH.

summary: Earned run--St. Joseph
/. Base on balis--Lukanovic 2.
struck out by McColl s, Ivy Luka-
movie 1. Left on bases-1ulsa 3, st.
Joseph 6. Two-basc hits--Connolly,
Davis. Double plays Connolly 10
Nufer to Beatty, Connolly to Beatty.
Sacrifice hit--Thompson. Umpires--
Guthrie and Holmes. Time---One
hour and ? Is minutes.
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Totals 20 u % 10

Totals 20 ~ o. 10 Totals as 80 II
aRattrd Tor McucEky in ionth.
zBattCd for MichhcIspu In eighth.
zzilattod for wilkinson in eleventh.
Ecurc by Innings
HoEtun ......sss.....s 900 lo3 Olr VI
chicago ........ ..... OO0 Oul hAO OV- o
Summary. Two-haso hits--WaltotE,
Collins Double plHNE.-E. Collins to John
ann 70 Eheely. F Collins 10 Hhccly. BAHos
on bnIIa-Or Kerr g. Off Rush a. Oft Mo
Wecncy !, aff Russell 3. on Jones I. struck
out By Bush 2, by Hussoll /. Runs
2 MuilgAn. y. Collins, Hooper, Kerr,
strunk Errors -Lelhpii. Foster. johnson.
gpnuIk
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AIls,sr,

prian. johnson, -. Williams. Fflman 2,
CROW 2. HHrhse !, Phlonc ?, Adair Z, Paul
q Err0rB--1phuson q Ellis Palunc, Paul
TlilmRn T~p-hasc hits Murphy. AdAir
TIllmnn nnrhco Throo-haso hits-Hsys.
Paul. Home Britain, palone 2 Bar-
hse. Bases on balis-Ou williams /. Oft
Reckor O. or Mccoy 3. struck my
Williams I. by Hccker I. hy Mccoy 2 lit
by pitchcr-Crow by williAng; shannon
and Bruton by Mccoy. Double plays
Rccker 60 Murphy. Mccoy To Tillnan to
Barbce. Time of game Two hours. I'm
plro-- FTicl
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ST LOUIS. Aus. 2s.--The Browns won
their third straight gam" from fhiladel-
phln here to-day m the first four innings,
hitting Uasty for nine runs. byko'p field
ing featured. Sine putouts by him IL be.
liovgd To- be near a record for IL aecnnl
baseuan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--The New York
Nationals won their sixth game In suo-
c~saion. defeating Chicago 4 to 2. Alex.
nndot pitched the nfticth game Of his ma
tlnnSl league career against Now York and
met his twenty rfth defeat
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Totas 80 IA 81 Totals ~ - u
nBattsd for Ruckalew IN fifth.
yNRan for SchumHn In seventh.
Score by innings.
Joplin .............,,...... o'J tOl IL
psH Molnos ................O0 900 2lO l.
called end seventh hy agreement.
Summary. Home runs--krueger, Brown,
banner. Three -hgse hits Robertson,
kennedy Twu-baEo hts-boyle 2, Hamll-
ton Kennedy Rhyme. Sacrifice hits
Christensen. Hamilton, Mueller ., OCon-
nor, Rhyme. stolen blacksmith. len
on bases pUitu 4, bes Muiucr Halk-
Schumau Struck out--By Pott :, hy Schu-
man 2, by uoyc BaScs on balls-pfi
schuman O. Wild pitch HucRHiew
Earned runs and hUs-oN Pott and Q
In 2 is innings of BLACK and IN
two third inning and none ont r., Mlrrd
man / and In ?; of Doyle I and In
!. Losing pitcher Pott Double play
Fruegrr To Robertson 60 Speas. Runs
Hamilton. Robertson. Spcas z. KRUGER 2.
Smith. Kennedy g. Doyle 2, Rhyme, Brown,
Milan, Banner. Errur-kh5ue. lmI.rrs
--Iay and Burnside. Tune-onc hour.
20 uiuutoH
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rrcnch nnllnrdla Coming.

NEW IOIIN- Aug l8-"T0g0T
CONT tho young French prnfca-
sIonH hilliardiat, will compete In
tho worlds DhumplousIip ha!k lIuo
billiard tournament IN Chicago No
vombrr lI 20 IS, u was announced
here today.
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Ntutv by innings
IlitsburRh ...... ....... 0N0 0to oio--
HrnoklNn ....... ........ 900 900 900 q
Summary Three .hase hit-Morrison.
buuhlo plays NsrAnNNc and Grimm !.
Miller. plsuu ami selma init. Haruhart and
Grimw. t&a-ss ON balls. orr Grimes T.
struck out-By Morrison J, by Grimes T..
Runs V0bcrtaon Morrison, Errors
Barnhatt, Kildun
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DETROIT. AUG. 2s-Iioyt and Quinn
worc ineffective today and Detroit took
tho last game uf the series from Now YORK
tu g. Ruth nit three duubleH In five
tuios At bat In the first inning lioyt
forced In two runs by walking one runnor
and hitting another.
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Tvo I'm Threr for Iyri~s.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. 2'.-Wtchia bunch
over sioux city BY winning tho final game
~ the serI'g % tu nor' today, Knhis"u =
inning wns the folding feature u was
the Izslos last appearance here this sea
son,
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UENRYETTN, NuE. 2S""IIou-
ryctiu hit throc OKmulgoo plton
crs for ls hits including Fix doubles
and ran away with the game u to 2.
Score by innings.
H,uryt'a $50 0Ig ooN-t4 l6 4
Battcris. Williams, Wills Ost and
/ Long. Gray una IInslcy
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SBattcd for Alexander In eighth,
Score by innings!
Chicago ................ 900 900 900
New York ............ 100 500 o0x-- 4
summary. Three base hits--Frisch.
Young. Double plays--Iioliooher. DAILY,
Deal and Terry. Rawlingr bancroft and
Kelly. Bases on ballp--On barnes J. off
Alexander !, struck out--by Barnes I,
Runs--Twombly. Deal bancroft 2, Frisch.
Young. ErroTH--HAwllngp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29

Of interest 10 iumpermen is an
attachment for CrOss-Cut saws by
which they can be operated by one
man using his feet.
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Elimination Series



Teams. W. l.. Pet.
Holsum Rread, Tul 2 o 1000
GYPSY on, GpoOi o 1000
Teams climiuatcd3 Red Fork,
Mounds Tulsa Blues, Texas OF
Keifcr, National supply, sporty
Copan, Wclootka. Padon, ES-
change National savoy. Texas Of
Tulsa. Sinclair withdrew.
Games Nnnday-f'ir,t at 2:i5,
HOlsum va Gypsy uf 'ilenppoL
second Game Monday.
T.. * K. vs., Fierce OF sand
Springs.
Winner Of second game Mon
day will play Cosdou Tuesday.
one game only winner Of
Tuesdays game VIII meet Winner
Of first game Monday,
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summary. Earned runs 'lNlhhoiha
city 2. Throo- base hit Runser. Two-base
hits wright Salisbury, Iellyelt ?. sac
rirlcc hite- STANLEY, Harper, Massey BaHos
on bNlls--On S1liHbury ], off Burch l.
Double play--Burch TO Lingle to l~livelt
Left on hHscs--OklAhona city 4, Omaha
y. Runs Wright, Runaer. Errors
Wright, Snlisbury Loe, Burch. Umpres
Becker and Anderson. Time-One hour.
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Apparatus using compressed air
has been invented to remove tho
grease from emptied tanks OF oil
ships,
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Dos Nuiucs .... ......., 900 al 2Ox-
Summary Three-haHe hit-Williams.
Two base hlts-kruegrr, Brown. Sacrifice
hits Kennedy .. Blackwell, Brown, Milan,
Anderson, Lynch. stolen bases Chrihtan-
sen Noellcr 3 Lott on hasss--JUplln 3.
Dcs huiues II. Struck out-By williams
g. Bases ou balls on Lynch =, off VII
liErns g. Hu hy pitcher Mueller. Passed
ball Blackwell Earned runaa-Joplin 2,
Dcs Muincs 9, Double plays Rhyme 90
Grant, Lynch to Rhyme to brown Hack
wa,l TO Kruger. Ruus--Chrlst cnEen,
Kruger, Williams, O'touuor, Lynch. Err
rois Rhyme, Lynch, Jmpires--Daly and
Burnside Tinc-one hour, 40 minutes.
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Southeastern League

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Aug. 2s.
FuerbeTn's home run in tho sixth
broke tie here and won for the
Producers over Miami. 5 to 4, Both
teams scored four In the first,
Score lyy innings! X II u
Miami ....,.400 900 000--4
independence 400 OOl O0X-5 s
Batteries! Brown and Dunn
Shores, Boyd and Fromme.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Western Association

CHICKASIA. Aug, 2S.--John
Paul Jones held the Chicks to two
singles and won pitchers battle
with Ingram, . to 0, hero this after
noon. Ingram. who pitched four
hit game at Enid Friday held the
Midgcts to six hits, two OF which
were collected I'm the ninth inning.
Lcclair's triple and McNally's sacri-
flee fly gave the Midgcts first score,
while Lcclairs single following
Klugmann's flukc thrce-has put
over second counter. Mclean, Chick
asha center fielder. hammered out
only hits collected by Hayes cham
pions. Both teams played crrorless
ball.
Score by innings r II Il
Springfield 900 100 0Ol--2 o
Cbickasha 1000 900 600 0
Batteries: Jones and white; In
gram and Hayes.
DRUMRlGHT, Aug 2S.--In n
close game. despite numerous errors,
Pawhuska put over two additional
counters IN the ninth inning, In
croasing her lead to three and win
ming from Drumright, to /.
JclSna hcld lHWhuakd 70 I'VE MUS
while Drumright received only
three from Snyder,
Score by innings: r. II. u.
Pawhuska .OUl 600 012--4 8
Drumright 200 600 1901 3
Batteries. snyder and Nichols
Jelsma and WallGn,
ENID, ApE.2 g. Fort Smith
piled up a four-run lead in the first
three innings Of tOdays game with
Enid ana finally won, 6 10 3, after
Ends ninth inning rally failed nv
one 10 tie the score. There were two
on Ht one timo In the ninth, but two
men whiffrd closing the game.
Score by innings, H. II r.
Fort Smith ..2ll 600 200 . 2
Enid ...,.,,OOO 220 0Ol--5 8
Hattorics--W Wct2oll and Schmidt;
A. Miller ana Comes.