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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-26
Sherrard Beats Milan.


An eighth-inning rally won 5
to 2 game for Sherrard from the
Milan Independents at Milan yes
terdG-. The score was . to 0
against the winners up to that SEES
sion. The victory gave Sherrard
two wins of three games played
with Milan this season. Score By
innings:
Sherrard 80. ono ono 03o-3 7 3
Milan ........ 900 / 90 1902 4 .
Batteries - Radloff and Robert
son; Wilson and Williams.
Burgess Wins.
Burgess defeated Sherrard Satur-
day. ? to /. in a hard fought game
at Burgess. Score by innings:
Sherrard 49,. 900 0G0 01O-l & ;
Burgess .010 900 0O1-2 s 5
Batteries - Haddick and Robert
son; Benton and Nelson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-26
Giants. d: Cards. ,,

st. Louis, Mo. Sept 26.-Phil
Douglas fine pitching in the pinch
es enabled New York to defeat the
Cardinals, 5 to ?, yesterday. Meus-
els hitting was the feature. He
drove in four of the FIVE runs.
Score:
New York ~ 1
81. LOUIS 80 -...Z ~
atteries-Dougla and Snyder;
Haines, Sherdel and Clemens.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-26
Reds. 6: Dodgers, 2,

htUH. o. UUUEeTS. z.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. 26.-Miljus
was batted hard in the first and
third innings yesterday and Cincin-
natl won from Brooklyn, to 2. One
game of a scheduled doubleheader
was cancelled on account of wet
grounds. Score:
Brooklyn 10 l
Cincinnati IA 0
Batteries Miljus. Ruether and
Taylor; Luque and Hargrove.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
GYPSY BEATS PIERCE
Young Brsts Cunningham 4 to 3 In
Pitchers Battle In Tulsa
OH Baseball League.

Manager klcin's Bear Bugs dug
down In to their bag OF tricks. pulled
out few old ones and few not
quite so old, scrambled them all to-
gethor tossed them up In the air
and when they III the Pierce oil
tosscrs were covered with a To 2
defeat at McNulty park last evening
before shivering audience who
hraved the cold weather To witness
this game that was Cardcd to be
hummer. They were well repaid,
for the game was close and marked
by many good plays.
John Young was In form and al
lowed but three hits Cunningham
also pitched fine ball Mike Now
rey pulled off "A grandstand play in
the fourth when he ran In back OF
the pitchers box, grabbed up a
ground ball that Young had let get
past him, and by quick action threw
Adair out at first. In the second,
Young retired the side on three
pitched balls. One of the main
things that put q lot of pep in the
game was IL fair Gypsy rooters,
lead by their cheer leader. Miss Lii
Han Fisher. who kept the players
encouraged and the fans amused.
Texas and Carter play to,ay at
McNulty park.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Sifkum Beats Classy Field
In Feature Greyhound Race

day IN the ffth race Of a quarter
milo featured yesterdays greyhound
race meet OF Mid-contincnt park.
Sitkum, carried out on the first turn,
ran - game and consistent race beat
ing out Nebraska wild Bill 10y a half
length by a sensational stretch dash.
Moonshine wild Bill Dutch Berg
man and Jossorue were other dogs
entered In this race,
Eiowa, running In his first Tulsa
meet showed the way to five other
entrants in the third rnce Of quar-
tcr-milc and won easily by six
lengths kiOwa again showed the
many splendid things said of his
speed are justified by his victory over
Il speedy field. Snookum, only vic
tor over Mission Boy failed to finish
in the money Tor the second time
since the start Of the present meet.
Some OF the spcediest dogs on the
local track are entered today In the
scvcn-race card which starts at $3.50
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
President Harding to
BE limited to Attend
Worlds Title Battle

JERSEY CITY, May 4.---Gov-
ernor Edwards OF New Jersey Is
expected TO send a personal invi-
tation to President Warren q.
Harding and the members of his
cabinet to be his personal guests
at the worlds championship
match between Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter here July 2,
1t was authoritatively learned to-
day
The governor. who is an en-
thusiastic boxing devotee, consid-
crs the match the sporting event
of the age, providing national and
international affairs are ironed
out sufficiently TO permit Presi-
dent Harding and his cabinet Of
ficers leaving the capitol. ;he
governor Will be prepared to en-
tertain them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Yesterday's Results


Busy George. first; Flirting
Boy second. Aliens Comrade.
third Time, 20 i-5 seconds. Free
TIP and Rock Rug finished In or
der named sister First scratched.
second Race, 3-I6 Mile.
Black Jack first, Miss Nindl-
Gator, second; The Tiger. third.
Time, 10 SO seconds. Joie Ray,
NiRhtcap. Bcnbrush finished in
order rnucd
Third Pace, ~ Mile.
klowa, first, Killarney Lad,
second; Flying stone third. Time,
26 3-5 seconds. Earnest wild
N.u eHrsu.r t'fH' -koohum
finished In order named
Fourth Race. 5-i8 Niic.
Billy Ray. first; Black Plague,
second; Rush Reuben. third.
Time. % t-5 seconds. Buck Pri-
vatc, chick Bradley. wildcat Dill
lon finished in order named.
fifth Race, - Mile.
Sitkum, first. Nebraska wild
Eln, socond; Moonshlnc wild
Bil. third Time. 81 seconds
Dutch Bergman Jrssoruc fin
ished IN order named. Duffy's
Malt scratched.
Siuh Race. - Niic.
Security, first, Prince Lively,
second; Handsome Buck. third.
Time. 27 % seconds Mooney
Recluse. Dr. Flirt. The Regulator
finished in tho order named.
seventh Race. 3-f8 Mile.
Peerless Prince, first; Miss
pinkey Heir. second: Cheerful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
FlTZ IN TULSA TODAY
Oklahoma City Boxer Starts Train.
ing for Bout Next Tuesday
Night With Tillman.

Young Fitzsimmons, Oklahoma
City middleweight, is to start train
ing here today for his 15-round bout
with Johnny Tillman, st. Paul
maulcr, next Tuesday night at Com
vention hall. Fitz tomorrow will
get down to hard training, working
with Terry Long, Tulsa lightweight
Tillman is to arrive here Sdtur-
day and will conclude his training
here SUNDAY. Workouts arc at Car-
penters' hall, 1874 East Second
street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05


MATTED for Harris In tenth.
xxBattcd for Lynch In cdgh,h.
xNxBatted for Mcrs In eleventh.
score by innings;
Tulsa ......3 800 600 600 02---5
Dcs MOincr .. O20 600 Oto oo--3
Summary: Home tun-Dcmp-cy.
Three base hit--Dayis. Two-basc
bits--Pml>cr =. Wuffii, Grant, Rhyme.
Sacrificed hits---Cofrcy, Kennedy.
Left on bascs---Iiy Tulsa >, by Dcs
Moincs %. struck out---By ADAMS Z,
by Lynch 2, by Mcrz 2. i'ast's on
bails--Off Adams 3, off Lynch l..
Hit by pi,cher--By Hogan l'anncr,
Coffcy.) Earned runs By Tulsa 3,
by Dcs Moiucs 3. Losing pitcher,
Mers; winning pitcher, Hogan.
Double plays--Mct:innls 10 Parker,
Banner to Coffcy, Lynch to Rhyme,
Rhyme TO Dempsey. Umpircs-ncck-
or and Anderson. Timc--2;0O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
EUans-HOuUard Beaten
BIZ Adams Motor I5-f

Too many errors let the Adams
Motor Sales company win from the
EYans-HuWard Motor company IN
the Auto league yesterday IS to a..
Vincent pitched a fair Eamo for the
Peerless team hut the few hits and
errors proved his downfall Adams
played the same brand OF bail that
Shey have played during the season.
Score by innings
Evans-Howard Motor company
O 1 3 0 o. I 4 II
Adams Motor Sales company
o 2 X--i5 3
Vincent and Dunn; Roach and
West.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
SINCLAIR DEFEATS SECURITY
Balch IIurlS Team 10 Victory In
Tulsa Nank League.

Ilcd ~ thc sr.cndld mound work
OF BalCh. Sinclair oil nine de-
featad the Security state team . 20
Z In the Rank league, ON the Uni
Vorstiy OF Tulsa diamond Wndnes-
day afternoon. lamprick and
Balch starred for their respective
teams lamprick. however. lacked
the support OF his teammates.
pha lina-upas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Sinclair
Security
Chick Evan. Sails tor England.

NEW YORK, May 4.--Chick
Evans, amateur golf champion, to-
day sailed Tor England on board
the Adriatic to compete In British
amateur golf tournaments. A large
number OF goltors were on hand to
sec Evans OF.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

Oklahoma city ...........1iO la0 O01-
SlouN CITY ............ .lNt 600 33N-t2
Striubrcnnor Mrtx. Graham. Three. base
hit Mari Home run Paddock Sacti-
flee hits Stctnbrcuner, Casey, t,otz SaCrl.
nco fly-CaHev. Double plays -Wohison to
Metz Robson 20 Metz 60 Mari. Paddock
10 Spcllman, Hughes to STANLEY TO
Graham Hughes 90 Graham to Shaniey to
Long Hascs on balls or Ramsey +, OF
Davis 2, of Lotz 4 Hit by pitched ball
ny Davis OHughcHl, wild pitCh--Davis.
struck out Iiy Ramsey I. by Davis 3
by Loth g. ilits and runs-On Davis o
and IN 20, OF Ross and In Ia
none out In seventh orr Lots and ! IN
2 innings. Lett on hascH--Oklah city
~. Sioux CITY s. Time hours 10
minutes Gmpires- Delave and Guthrie.
Wright 2. stoinbrcnnor 2, Paddock q Metz
g. Casey Hohlson, Mari. Lott, Errors
ShRnlcy Ramsey. Metz, Davis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Mrs. Allison Plays at l5.

Mrs. \ II. Allison turned In low
score yesterday -ij--in the weekly
womon's golf tournament at the
Tulsa Country club Miss Mitchell
waa second with 90. other high
scores were Mrs George Ransom,
81. Mrs. W IL nnmornN 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Todny's Entries.


First race, ale mile: Lady g, lima
Wrinkle, Cy King, Okana, Shadow
Girl Wildstar.
Second race, 3-i6 mile: Busy
clair white Hawk, Ready Applause,
Rcd Parton. Albina chief. "Muzzle,"
Red CheckerbOard.
Third race, ia mile: Dcloma
Cannon, Willie wild Bill Iiermis,
Articles Lady, Honeys1ckle, Lillian
Parton.
Fourth race. 3-t6 mile: Allie
Alert, Araze. Suisun, The Roamer.
Oakland Hannah. Poly.
Fifth race, 5-16 mile; Fair
Chance. Saw Buck, Widest Dillon,
oscar Lacy. Naomi, Muzzle, Friendly
Fox.
sixth race. 3-16 mile; The Turk,
wild Irishman, Ruth Cannon, Dainty
Peerless, Wanda, Kay County.
seventh race. IA mile: Cinder
Path, speedy CIT. Smoky Hill, Buck,
Dillon WilG Bill, Sammy Satan,
NeVa wild BIZ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Child Who Broke Arms
ReUOrted Improving

Edwin McKeever, seven-yoar-old
son OF j. A. Mckeever l7l3 south
Troost avenue, who broke both his
arms In "A fall from the second story
OF a vacant house near his home
TUESDAY morning. is Improving
slawlY. according to late reports
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Birch New huff Manager.

OMAHA. Noh, May - After J, Feagin
nurch new manager Of the Omaha team.
had allowed four walks. four hits and
eight runs In one and two.thirds Innings
today. he called himself OF the mound
and then omaha won the second ot the
series. 10 10 4. BurCh. part owner as.
sumcd managerial duties after Jack Lott
velts resignation yesterday. The slugging
ut I.eltVcit and tingle was the dominant
factor in Omahs'H victory, although
nanmRardncr pitched a fancy game.
ggnrg ~ iupiuRa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
TIGERS OVERCOME
WHITE SOX LEAD
Jungaleers Win Free Hit.
ting Game-Others
Rained Out

NEW YORK. May f---A spirited eighth
inning rally enabled New York 60 break
Hrooklyn's winning streak, the Giants
winning by score Of to ? CASTOR. n
recruit catcher, drove In New Yorks tying
run with a thrre-bsse hit and Burns drove
in Monroe who ran for CASTOR with re-
single. the 18Th hit made OF Reuther.
II was the first time New York has de-
feated Brooklyn this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
NEW YORK RALLY
BEATS SUPE:RBAS
Cubs Win From Reds
Braves Beat Phillies-
Pirates Idle

DETROIT May THE Detroit Atn.,.
leans overlook Chicago after the visitor,
had made five runs In the first irrI,g
here today and won, II 70 s. rhI,4g,
outht Detroit, but tho locals buugb.t
their blows to better sdysntagc Co,,
made a diving body stop on Faik's do.hl.
In tho seventh ana threw to Young WI,
caught Collins at the plate.
Tho agyVa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Joplin


Leltvelt Ryan, KrueEcr, Mueller, Walker.
strain. Double plsNs-RaumFnrdner 60
Cole to Leiiyelt. Hits-pff nurch IN
I a. Off Baumgardner In Z IS. Left
on bases Omaha z, Joplin T. Struck out
by Young I by BaumEHrdner :. Rases
on balls--Off Young 6, or Rurch T. Stolen
bases O Hrien. Time 81 hour 80 minutes
Umpircs--itoimes ana Bucklcy Runs
Robertson Z" Walker @ Strain q Glsason
q. Toe, Griffn O. Lollvelt 2 O'Brlcn :,
Ryan. ErforS- Kruegor and Young
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

Summary: Two-base hUS-South worth,
U0Ikc stolen bases-Neslc .. Double
plays-Meuse to BrugRy. Rawlings to Y.
Miller to 7. Miller to Bruggy. Boeckcl to
Harbare to Holke. Bases on balls-Dff
Meadows 3. Off Fillingim T. struck out
By Meadows ., by FllinEim 3. Runs.
Wrightstone. n. Miller, Barbare, South
worth g. Cruise. Boeckel. Errors-WrIght-
stone, Barbare.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

SIOUX CRY, Iowa. May 4.--siouS city
hammered Ramsey hard ana won tho sec.
ond game Of the aefleH here today by
F,ore of 70 60 Z, Three Sioux city
pitchers also we're hit hard, but were
light In the pincheH. Five double plays
Hhut OF runs.
Score by tnutugHs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Western Association

ENID. Okla. May 4.---Iienryetta
made 1t three out OF four In the
series with the Ilarvosters by win
ming the last game z to 4, Peters,
the Harvester pitcher. was pulled
In the fourth In favor OF Upohurch.
Score by innings: II. II. u.
Henryetta 100 O32 001--- 7 10 9
Enid ... .OOl 0lO oil 4 0 3
Adkins and Lemaster; Peters, Up
church and Reigor.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, May A.
a rally that ncttcd n pair OF runs
won today's game for the Paw
huska Indians 2 20 /. Allen pitched
effective ball for the visitors during
the game that put them IA tie for
first place with the Springfield club.
Score by innings: II II. ~.
Springfield ..,......,...
Pawhuska .,..,.,..,..,. U
Lewis. sayre and Aday; Allen and
Nichols.
CHICKAsHA. Okla, May A.
White Chief Poolaw held the visit
ors to six scattered hits. Chickasha
continued using their heavy artil-
lery and made Il three straight from
Drumright. winning this afternoons
game - to 2.
sturdy got his third homo run
since tho opening OF DrumriBhi
series,
Score by innings: r. II. II
Drumright .iiO 600 600
Chlckasha .0ll All 05x-l3 II
Yeagor, Robinson and Kelley
Poolaw and Minor.
OKMuLGEE. Nav i.--The Ok
mulgee prilers took tho final game
OF the Okmulgoo-Fort Smith serie'
here this afternoon after a hitting
rally in the seventh inning with q
score of to 1. Tho visitors ted of
with a four-run jump and held lead
until the fatal seventh, Stuner, ro'
leased-to Okmulgce from the Okla
homa CITY club, hurled for the locals
Score by innings
Fort Smith 012 100 O0o--t
Okmulgee 900 l2O 20N--5 Q
stoner and lIasley; Rolf and
Schmidt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Reliable Davis Triple Scores
Wuffli With Winning Marker
Karl Adams anl Lefty"
Harris Pitch Effective
Ball
BURKMEN FIELD WE'LL
sIake Only Two Errors--Des
Moines Misplays Aid
Oilers in Victory

DIES MONIES. Iowa. May 4. .--Tul-
"a punched two hits with an error
iu the eleventh frame ana defeated
Des Moincs In an exciting contest
today. TO 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Brnyes win In Eighth.

pOerON, May Meadows lost his cf.
fectiveness in the eighth inning today and
Hoston defeated Philadelphia, b TO ?. The
hitting Of BoeCkel, who drove In two
runs and scored another and tho FIELDING
Of Cruise were features.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

SHERMAN, Texas. May John Kel.
Icy, g. who was stabbed several times by
James Albert. a negro, here Monday night
died today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Southwestern League

SAPULPA, Okla. May 4.--Miami
batted Shup and jefferson hard to-
day and won 13-inning game from
Sapulpa, to .. Errors OF both
clubs were numerous and costly.
Score by innings.
Miami 1000 900 40 900 80 10 3
Sapulpa 200 600 800 900 1t II G
Kocs'ering. Gamer and sherman,
Shup, jefferson and Woolsey.
COFFEYVILLE. Kan. May A.
Getting TO two Independence pitch
ers for II hard hits Coffeyvllle won
II to 3.
Coffeyville 4O2 10 2lx-1l II .
Indepcnd'ce O02 OOl 600 3 3
Rustenhaven and Clanton: Wells,
Schplousky and Fromme.
BARTLESVILLE, May at was
Muskogee's turn to fatten their bat
ting averages today and they slug
ged their way to 10 to / victory
over the Bartlesville Bearcats in the
second game Of the series.
Score by innings
Muskogee O3t 100 230--l0 II
Bartlesville 900 100 OO0--l 7
Federico and Conbay; Humphrey,
Brooks and Johnson, Wiley.
PARSONS, Kan. May 4.--Parsons
defeated Pittsburg To ., in game
free from wrangling. following heavy
penalties imposed by President Bar
bour on playere who caused dis
turbances yesterday Wallace, Par
sons catcher. made a home run In
the eighth.
Score by innings:
Parsons OOi 600 010--5 IA
Pittsburg 2OO 900 600 q
atteries-Roetger and Wallace;
Meek and klevnow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

n,hhik, 'pNb, shorten, Nctch. Young
FlaEstcad, Falk. Three base hit. CYupIr
stolen bas~s Young, Blue. cobb Base. ue
balls--On Sutherland !. OF Ehmko % Oh
Hodge 2, of Middleton Q. on Kerr B.
struck out by Hodge t. by Middleton
by Kerr 4. Runs--Hooper, johnson
collins 2 Fax, Strunk Mulligan. Bush
Cobb 2 Neach q. shorten. Blue o. Ain.
smith. Ehmke. Errog-Blue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

summary Two-hase hit--Wil-
Hanson. Three base hlt-Mowrey.
Sacrifice hlt--Bateman. stolen
bascs---M Mowrcy Young, Rocker.
Rase on halls--Oft Young 3, off
Cunningham .. Struck out-By
Young 4, by Cunningham g. Umpire
r. w. stewart. Scorer--Norman
n. Snyder. Time OF game hour
95 minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Freeman Pitches effectively.

CHICAGO. May 4.--Chicago defeated
Cincinnati . TO 4, in the first game OF
the series here Nday by punching hits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

CHICAGO. May az. A. Howard 60
vice president OF the Chicago, Burlington
4 quincy railroad, died here today. lie
had been connected With the Burlington
for is years and was one OF the best
known railway officials In the United
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

ST. LOUIS, Mo. May t.--GeorEe Bo-
voyo, Greek restaurant owner, was shot
to death by automobile bandits here early
today. The bandits escaped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

xHattcd for Miller In ninth
xxRan FOR KrueEcr IN ninth.
NNKBatted Tor Ryan tn seventh
zBatted for Nehf IN eighth.
zlhau for CASTOR IN eighth.
Score by innings.
lif"ohlNn 'ss't'f ..ttft uUv -
NfW YORK NNu VVu N"A
summary. Two-baae hits-KlnE 2,
snyder Three-base hits-Reuther, Castor.
stolen hases--Olson. Heuther. Bases on
bAlla-Off Heuther .. Off Nehf l. struck
out-By Reuther 6. by Ryan !. Runs
Kilduff Reuther. King Rapp Monroe.
E'rrOrs--Baucroft. Kelly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
WIN FROM DES MONIES IN IL INNING 5 TO 3

man pitched in fine form and was given
wonderful support.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
seventh Race. 3-f8 Mile.

Victory OF Sitkun. Pete Martins
entry, over the classicst field OF tn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
HGHTWEIGHrS TRAINING
FOR MISINOGEE SHOW.

SUfNI1I % Tho WorTH.
MUSKOGEE. Okla. May 4.-Prin-
cipals in next Monday nights all
star boxing show staged here by
Bobby Burns are on the ground and
In training. Dudley steele, Kansas
City boy and Mickey Riley san An
tonic scrapper both arrived today.
They meet in one Of the lO-round
scraps.
Herb Thomas and Jack Hams. also
lightweights, who step In the other
3O-minute bout, have been in train
ing here several days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Philadelphia.

xBatted for keenan, In ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia go .......... 020 oOO 600 .
Boston -. ...............0 900 OO2 03V--'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
Trend of the Age

Old Mau-And If you had $500
and multiplied 1t by two what would
you get?
little Boy-A motor car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05
BARTLEsvILLE. May at was

cal 100 230--l0 II !
900 100 000--l 7 8
Federico and Conbay; Humphrey
Brooks and Johnson. Wiley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-05

xBstted for RiSey Ia eighth.
Score by innings.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-01
ZAKONCENf AUTOMOBILE
VEHO KONTESTU PLAIN
DEALERU.

Konkurence pfi vypsane sou
t6zi Plain Dealeru, "a ktere
kynuly vftezum V odmenu au-
tomobily, byla tax velka, re
prvni cenu odnesl vitez, jenz
dovedl ma sebe soustfediti pres
SO million6 HAST. z ceskych
kontestantd vykazuje neivet-
81 pocet pi. M. Rdzickova, 1868
vych. 131. ul., jez dostala g.
524,158 HAST a obdrzela di-
striktni cenu $50 ma hotovo-
sti. z ceskych imen pax ma
|lezame JAS. Hlada, 2444 vych.
Sc. ul. 500, E. G. Holicke-
no, $500 Quebec Ave, $50, ac
iinak bylo dosti ceskych kan
didat1 majicich znacny pocet
hlas6, ale jak praveno, boj byl
velice tuhy a automobile pro
tolik cekancG velmi malo.
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BOZ o CLEVELANDSkEHO
MAYORA JIZ ZACiNA.

Ma prozatimnfm plotu obkli
cujiclm move mestske Audito-
rum bylo nalepeno &c vel
kych plakatu, kterymi Sc OBJ
Ganstvu odporucovala volba
Fred Kohlera, byvaleho poll
ceiniho nacelnika a okresnfho
komisare, ma Trad mayora.
Vcera rano objevili pratele
Kohlerovi, re nekdo plakaty
tyto prelepil bilym papfrem a
V podezrenf 2 cerneho tohoto
skutku byli arci politicti jeho
sokove, respective jejich stran
nici.
Mayor Fitzgerald prohlasil,
ze nema ami poneti, kdo by
mohl byti pachatelem a take
vsichni republikanstf radnicti
ufednici, kteri jsou arci ma
strane mayora prohlasili Sc
podobn6. Take ostatnf proti-
kandidati nechti skutku tom
ami slyseti, take pfelepeni z6
stava zahadou.
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OCKOVANf DfTEK PROTI
DYFTERII.

Pocatkem skolniho roku bu
dou dftky ockovany proti dyf-
terri, ovsem jen Sc svolenim
rodicu, jak vcera pravil zdra-
votnf komisar H. L. Rock
wood. Pricinou tohoto opatTe-
nj jest vzrdstajici poeet pTl-
pad6 onemocn6ni zhoubnou
touto nemoci, kterych jest pri-
tomnou dobou hlaseno ma 80
Zdravotnimu 1radu hlaseny
.byly i diva prfpady smrti na.
sledkem spave nemoci, kterf
jsou prvnimi Cd n6kolika ne
del.
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MA SJEZD ZIONISTU DO
KARLOVYCH VARU.

Rabin Samuel Benjamin "a
stupovati bude clevelandske
zidovstvo ma Zionistickem Sic
zdu, ktery Sc kona letos v
Karlovych Varech, kterez me-
sto lezi, die zpravodaje Plain
Dealeru v Nemecku. Ma kon-
venci, jez potrva diva tydny,
podileti sc bude vice jak 600
delegate re vsech koutd sveta.
Predseda Zionistick6 organisa
ce svetove jest DIR. Chain
Weiszman a hlavnim cilem
sdruzenf jest vybudovani IL
dovskAho statu Palestine.
Mezi delegaty jsou tel DIR. AL
bert Einstein, svetoznamy fl
losof baron James Roths-
child.