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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
HOPKINS BEATS FORD
Brubakcr Pitches Nu.hit Game and
Wins 7-3 In Tulsa Auto League.
Griffith Hurk Well,

Brubakcr, pitching no.hit gans
for the Hopkins Motor supply. viii
the assistance OF seven runs from
his teammates, defeated the Ford
team. : TO 3. Disrcgarding the de
feat, the Ford team played mucn
better ball than last week. Griffith
pitched a good game and struck out
cight batsmcn.
Games this week in /thc Auto
league will be more interesting than
those ofylast. owing TO the strength.
ening Of all tcams.f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Hier Is Batted Off Rubber;
Black Holds Burkeman Safe
Homelings Take Lead But
Hier Is Unable to
Hold Margin
OILERS FIELD POORLY
-Four Defensive Misplays Aid
Boosters i'm Scoring
Their Runs

SpsJ,s. Co Tho World.
DLS NOINIS lu. N1v A
bevy ~ rive hita boo conjunction with
two errors ON the ntth frame today
enabled Bos Mulu,H 'o overcome
TulpgH lead hud gave tho Goo7t'rH
victory lu the fiHt game NJ the
series. Tho score was to q.
At the start 90 the game two port
siders. BLACK ana Iucr wore the up
posing moundsWcn Black was iu
tho game nt 60 finish, bat hs rival
gave way tu LutHnovtch IN the nfth
.frnmc. tlior was hii hard but The
UougtCre could not hit bin effective
ly in tn piuthrl until they wcrc
given start bt NrGinuiF' orrur in
the lucky Ufh
A. far up hitting ls concerned IN.
teams broke about even. Tor th"
oilers. although getting ou.y 10 HTS
tp the Boosters 10. made thr'c Of
their knocks good Tor Two basCs.
rho locals superiority in run getting
was due 20 bottCr defense and iu
BlacS'A superior work with mon on
the paths
Blnc. Keeps Hits scattered.
Black kept tho opposition nits we'll
scattered except IN the third. when
four hits. including two doubles,
were clustered FOR three runs. giving
tho invaders lead that they held
untll IIior blew
Hler pitched out Of a big hole In
thc first inning In which Milan, COZ
fcy aud Kennedy, tho first three to
face him. hit succcsaivclv the for
Incr scoring when Todt tumblcd
Kennedy's single. O'Connor died on
u short fly to lett and Rhyme and
Brant whitfield.
In tho third McCinnls singled and
counted ON Wufris long double
Davis followed with n single and
scored behind Wuffn whom Parker
duplicated tho lntior'K two ply
knock. That was al tor the oilers.
who ala not get beyond second In
any other frame. and who were
thrice stopped by double plays.
boosters Win in Ffth.
Nos Mcines took ono of the runs
back I'm the fourth on hita by
Dempsey ana Hammer aud Milan's
sacrifice flS and won tho game In
tho fifth when with one In the re.
tired list MaGinnls booted O'Con-
nor's roller and Rhyme. Grant.
Dcmpaov. banner and BlacH hit sue
ceeslyely, the last two blows being
poled Off IIukauoyic's curves Four
runs were received from the on
slaugh.,
The boosters seventh tally came
with hit IN the sixth, when Ken
ncdy and O'Connor walked. Rhyme
forced the former at third, Grant
forced Rhyme at second and O'Con-
nor ant Grant worked "A douBc
steal
The contest was marked by sen
sational fielding 10y Rhyme ana by
numerous scratch 'hlts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Reese, Lawson's Prcliminar,

The preliminary trial Of Bert Law
ton, charged with burglary. which
Was scheduled to be heard before
Justice It, ], Gray Tuesday morning,
was by agrcement ot counsel for the
defense and state continued To Tues
day, May 10 lawson Is alleged to
have entered the home of J. O..
RuclSor, 1875 North Elwood avenue
on the night Of April %. Entrance
was gained by "1immying" rear
door. Wuckcr awoko and found
Lawson IN the house aud held him
az bay until police officers arrived
ON the scene
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Southwestern League

ShPULPA, okla, May 3.--Sapulpa
errors were costly and Miami hit
hard, Byrnc's men taking the first
game OF the series IL 10 +, here to-
day.
The score:
Miami .'.....,.,...,.".1s ! ?
SapuIpa ......... ....,
Oesly Ost and sherman, Webster.
Snclczy and Woolsey.
PARSONS, Kan, May 3.-Par-
sons won - hard fought game In
the ninth inning. Rotten decisions
by Umpire Scttlcy cott three Pitts
burg men TO bc put from tho field.
Parsons used three pincn hltters In
the ninth inning, winning score be-
ing made on a pass ball.
Scores II. IL u.
Plttsburg ....210 600 OO2-5 6 I
Parsons ..... 900 O4O oils 4
Batteries WayburE. Beetle and
klevenow. Rush, Badger and Wal
lace.
BARTLESVu.LE, May a.-Bart-
! lesvillo BcarCatJ fattencd their bat
! ting averages In the opening game
/ OF the series with the Muskogeo
! Nets, slugglng their way TO II to 4
victory.
Score: II. II. II
Rartlesvilie .722 OOO O3.--ii ~ ]
Muskogee o.. .00l 030 600 4 6
Battcrics--Leedy and Johnson
! Kcnmer and Conhay
COFFEYNlILE, Kan, May a.
! Knocking Tice from tho box in the
seventh Independence won five
to 4.
Score u, ~. l.
Independence O10 600 400 II
Cotfcyvillc ...Ol1 O02 OOO-i 7
atterios-Tlce, stanton and clan
ton; Campbell and Fromme.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
NEW MUSK0GEE CARD
Mickey Riley and Dudley Steele aud
Herb Thomas and Jack iiaincs
Meet Monday Night,

SpeCInI 20 ThO WOTTd,
MUSK OGEE, May 8 -- Bobby
Burns, boxing promoter here, an
nounccs new card to be staged next
Monday night at Convention hal,
Two 1O-round bouts with light
weights as principals, headline the
show.
Dudley steele of Kansas City and
Micaey Riley Of san Antonio, well
known southwestern 13b-pounders,
meet in tho feature bout Herb
Thomas and naines, who boxed "A
fast six round draw here In the re-
cent card, 80 10 rounds In the other
bout
the Tulsa Daily World. win referee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Sisters, 5 and 7, Die
in 2 Days of Pneumonia

funeral of 5-year-old Leila Morgan,
who died yesterday, was postponed
today until tomorrow, when her sis-
ter, Anne, z, dted a few hours bc
fore the funeral was To be held, \
double funeral will be held to-
mrroow.
The girls daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W 4, Morgan OF this city lay
suffering side by slide from pnou-
monia which developed from whoop-
ing cough The first girl died and
within "a hours the other ono died.
grave
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Get Man for old Assault.

WICHITA, kan, May Roy
Brooks wanted horc since Novcm.
hcr "a, 1919, I'm connection with the
aSnulting and rohbing NJ Albert
Williams, 81, an oil drillcr, Ia under
arrest IN oklahoma GUY on the
charge and h being hold for Wich
ita authorities, Il was learned here
today Williams was found after
the alleged assault in serious con.
ditiOu. llo has since recovered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
CONVICTION OF TAlT 0. K.
Criminal Appeals Court Finds Moth
ing Faulty In Record
By Associated Press state Wire

OKLAHOMA CITY, May a.
Distise Thomas II. Doyle, presiding
Justice Of the state criminal court
Of appeals announced today he had
found 20 Irregularities In the court
records pertaining to william Tai;,
convicted OF murder and sentenced
10 the electric chair AZ McAlester
June II for staying Russell Sprague,
I.awton service car driver. The
records were submitted TO Justice
Doyle last week. His official opinion
viii go to the governor tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Rcadycrtlsc Quincy Paving.

\ resolution 60 reRdvertlso Tor bids
FOR paving on South quincy avenue
from sixth 10 Fifteenth streets was
passed Tuesday morning AZ the meet
ing of the city commission follow
tng decision 10 widen the street 10
&c feet BIDS had previously been
advertised hut mono wore received.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

Hoffman Back 10 Shreveport

FORT WORTH. Texas. Nav g.
Edward Hoffman. second baseman
of the Fort worth. Texas league
club las! year and sold, sold to az. hos,oS on
will Join tho Texas club in shreye-
port Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Springfield CGptMrers
Trophy for Largest
First Day Attendance
special to Tho world.

special 10 Tho world
TT, SMITH Ark, May a.
Springfield won the attendance
trophy offered 10y President La
mott Tor the largest attendance on
opening day, according to official
announcement, with 24l2 paid.
IT, Smith was second, Enid, Chic
asha Okmuleec, pawhuska, Hem
ryct,a and DrumriGht following
IN order named.
Figures were smaller than cN-
pectod as five OF the cities had
rainy opening days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Western A ssOcidtiOn

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, May Y a.
Springfield went into first place to-
day by knocking three pitchers out
" the box and winning 10 to 4. Leo
Rossi, who hurled no-hit. no-run
game April 20 at Pawhuska. lasted
one inning.
Score:
Springfield ...,.,....,....l0 l3 I
fawhuska .............. 4 10 3
Rattcrlcs--U Uodgcs and white,
Rossi, Snyder, Farnham and Nichols
CHtcKASHA. May 8 -- The
Chickasha "Chicks' hammered four
DrumriEht pitchers and won their
second straight game, l3 to 5. Dick
Specr. Drumright manager, finally
succeeded In checking the onslaught
Sturdy. Chickasha first baseman.
completed the circuit without n
break In the fourth MINING. bringing
in three ahead OF him.
Score II. II, r..
Drumrlght 200 zoo 100 S .
IChickasha ..123 610 00'-13 13 4
Battcries--Spics, Yeagcr, Phillips,
Smith. Spcer and Kelly; Adcock
and Minor.
OKMULGEE. Nav 3.--Thc Fort
| Smith Twins came out of their
slump today and defeated the OK
mulgee Drillers, to ., in the third
| game of the series. Okmuleec
| punched hits in the first inning and
! forced in their only scores OF the
| game. After the initial innira
Levcrett, Fort Smith hurler. settled
down and retired the Drillers In or
der without allowing "a hit.
Okmu1gec 200 900 600 2
Fort Smith 900 $50 010--I
Batteries -- 'Rourke, McIlvatnC
and Hasley, Levorett and Schmidt
ENID, Okla, May 3.-The Enid
HarvesteSs took sweet revenge to-
day, slaughtering the Heuryetta
clan, l6 TO T. Tach side collected
two home runs. Enid getting one
! when tho bases were full.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
/ Honryctta .l0l 02O 600 4
Enid ......500 500 42'-l6 Is
| Batteries Smith, Powell, Gray
and LcMaster; Perry and Relger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
EUdns-HOlrdrd TO Play
Adams Motor Co. Today

This evoning at Automobile league
park, near tho Country club, the
Evans-Howard will meet Adams
Motor Sales co. in the second game
of the week In the tho Automobile
league,
These two teams are about oVculy
matched and a good game is looked
for,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Miners Win in Eleventh.

OMAHA. Nob. May g. with the score
twice tod by hard smuggling. Joplin took
the first gstno ~ the sories here from
omaha t.dny. 10 TO 6, IN II Innings. Leli-
vclta homo run In tho third. with dr!ffin
on base. brought tho teams even. and
strains aingle In the seventh. scoring Rob
ertson ana Mueller. tied II again Ia IN.
eleventh q walk. two errors and Walker =
Hingle brought In four runs. Roth Fred
and Hen Smith were Injured running base,
and had to be taken out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
I,ickard Announces scat Prices

NEW YORK, May 3,-Thc high
priced tickets viii be the first put on
sale when Promoter Tex Rickard
opens tho seat sale for tho Dempsey
Carpenter fight. ne announced to-
day Tho scale OF prices viii be
$3.50, $40, SIS, $50, s26, $50. $40
and $50.
Al these prices except the $3.50
tickets include war tax.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Sand Springs Tossers
Beat BristOlC 5 TO 4
spce,,Ito The world.

Special 90 Tho world,
BRISTOW, May p Bristow base
ball tosers lost yesterday to the
Pierce OIL club Of Sand Syringe, 8
to 4, In well played game here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

summary Two base hits-pnrkor. pltt
Moore, Meta stolen bases piu @, G'Hlu-
hrcrucr 2. Sacrifice ny STANLEY. na9e.
on balls or Mitchell Q OF TeHar %, or
nuFsl o Struck out Nv Mitchell T. hy
reHRr by Russell p. Itits-Dtf TcsAr a
and runs ip "a innings Enrued runs
5b minutes UWplros- Guthre and De
lave. Runs PIT g. Moore. Harper, Hughes.
Parker, Mitchell Errors Robson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Detroit,
Chicago

NBatted for Mcweeny In tlfth
NNRsn for Mostil IN fifth
Score by innings;
Chicago .................00 200 600 mi Z
Detroit ..................il0 900 22N--l3
summary: Two-baso hlts-Bluc. Cobb
Hooper Neach. Fslk. stolen haseF-Col-
Inns. Sacrifices Bush. Leonard, Shorten.
niue. Double plays-Young 60 Bush to
Blue. bush TO Young to Blue. Bases on
balls--Otf Faber !. Off Davenport ?, OF
Wilkinson .. Struck out--By Leonard 3.
by Mcweeny 7, by wilkinson I. Runs
Fslk Young Cobb .. Neach 2, shorten .,
Jones ,. Blue, Leonard. Errors-Sheely
Yaryan, Faber, Bush.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
TULSA U AND ~ IN MEET
University Lads ana '. VI {. \
NiAgo IrnCk MCNt Snmr,InN

Tho University Of Tulsa ana Y.
NJ. G.. A. track ana neld athletes
meet noNt Saturday on the uniyer-
sity field. Several former well
known college and high school ath
letes are on the 'Y' team
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Shawnee 10 Build nigh Stadium,

SHAWNEE, May 3--Shawncc
voted $4,000 in bonds 20 equip the
new junior high school and to build
an athletic field Tor the high school
today more than 30 to ]. Tho max
imum loyy was also voted G TO /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
senators Win In Tenth.

triple to right field. with two on baHes
In tho tenth. won the last game of the
serlos Tor Washington today 20 ..
Moore was knocked out Of the hoN IN the
second inning, but keeto pitched brilliant
hall for phuadelphia until the tenth, de.
spite poor support. Zachary was helped
by four double plays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

Summary. Two. base hits--Wuffll,
Parker, Burkc. Sacrifice hits--Mil-
an. Stolen bascs-k cnnedy. O'Con-
nor, Grant =. Left ON buscs---1uisa
u, Dcs Moincs ~, Struck out--N,
Black 7, Her ., Iukanoyich =. Bases
on baiis--Siack I, Her 1, Lukano-
Hch 3. Earned runs and bits---Off
Black 3 ana 10 In -. Her 3 aud o In
~, LukauoNich { and Z In . "a
Innings. Losing pitChcr--iIicr. Dou-
BILE piays--t!rnnt to Rhyme to Dcmp-
sey. Hammer to Rhyme. Rhyme TO
Coiicy IN Dempsey. t'mpir,s--An-
dcrson and Becker Time 80,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

DETROIT. May 3.-The Detroit Amer
leans batted hard behind the effective
pitching by Leonard today and easily de-
feated Chicago. IS to I. The locals
gained -four runs from Faher's delivery
IN tho first inning. forcing his retirement
The visitors were saved from n shutout
by Fslk's double and Mulligan's single
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Memorial Proclamation Issued.

WASHINGTON, May 3.--Prcsi-
dent Harding late this afternoon is
sued a proclamation designing Mon
day, May 80, as Memorial day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
YANKS SHUT OUT
RED SOX z TO 0
Nationals Beat Athletics
Tigers Win From
White Sox

BOSTON, Nay s.--A scratch intiel1
single BY ward IN the thIrd. followed
BY Schangs douhle. iiercy'A single to
right. q pass TO Roth snd Focknpaughs r
sacrifice ~ 10 Collins gave New york
tVo runs today and th" game, TO o.
schang had perfect day at bat with
two doubles and two Singles
Tim ErnLn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

base Powell stolen baa,-sr, .ar.
Double play-Hspp TO Frlsch ~ KrHv
Bases on htlls-Otf Heuton J. OF N.faao
3, off Ocschger 4. Struck out Ii, Ron.
ton ~ by Oeschger I, by Watson I Run. ..
Powell Bneckcl Burns ., Bancroft =.
Young Kelly, Rarp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
boosters Release Glenn Meadows

DIES MONIES, Iowa, May 81
Pitcher Glenn Meadows, obtained by
the Des Moines Western league club
from oklahoma City, has been re-
leased, Il was announced TODAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Indians Raise Pcnnant Nav II.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 3.-The
worlds championship pannant will!
be raised at Dunn field MAY II, it
was announced today. The Wash
inEton team will help Iris Speakers
tribc fIttingly seleVtrate the occasion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
GIANTS DEFEAT
BRAVES 7 TO Z
Rube Benton Holds Hub
Club Safely-No
Others Played

NEW YORK. May 3-The New Vac.
Nationals made IL four straight fa,
Boston here today. winning tho itst r.a.s
uf the series to 3 Benton. .ttrt.rr
his first game Of the season, held B.a.oh
to threcshits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

NtprN cry. lows. May g. oklahoma
ClfF took the opening Rtmo of tn series
from Sioux city hero today ~ score
~ 20 % Tho raWe was pitchers
baftl0 until the Flrth inning Whqn Trssr
weakened ana was driven fogi the mound.
Mitchell pitched Ia mid season form, al
lowing only three hiti and g'riking out
eight bstHmen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

PRODUCERS & REFINERs.
ScOre u innIngs:

Pro. & Ref. 80 q o I 20 a. 6
Texas ......0 q 0 O I 0 l. .
Summary: Two-base hits--Adair
Grigsby, Hays, Tate .. Home run--
Hombcrg. Sacrifice hit--Worsham
stolen bases--Paul williams. Tate
worsham, Scott. Double plas--Os-
walt to Tillman to Worsham. Hit
by pitchcr-By Oswalt zimmerman.
Base on balls-Off Hornsby 2. Struck
out--By Oswalt 3. by Hornsby 8.
wild pitches--HornsbN Hits-Off
Oswalt in ; innings. off Chancellor
5 In innings. Umpire--R. w.
Stewart. Scorer-Norman Il. Sny
der.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
.Iol,Iin.

sc0re by innlnFsI
loplin .... ............t tnq OOI 200 40
omaha - ....... OOg Oal 600 90
Summary Homo Le!iveit Three.
base hits. strain. Iclivelt Lingir Two.
base hts Il krucEer. CAdy o. Sacrifice hits
Mueller. Robertson, Young. BcEan aud
Grifilth Left on Rscs--Omaha 10. Joplin
-. stolen haHes-- Hnucv 2. Robertson q,
walker e. a. Smith. Glcich and Mueller,
Double plays GislaRon lunRssistedh .
Young ~ Robertson lnniuN pitched
nv OMEN a. struck out--Uy O'Neiu 2.
by Scheuherr . by Ryan g. Bases on
halls-On O'Ncm .. of schonherg 3, or
Rogau D. Nlt by pitcher Mueller thy
U"ganl. tinglc tby O.NeiD. Gislason (hy
SchenhcrEl, Passed bau--Cady. Halk
O.Neill Vmpircs- buckley and Holmes.
rmo--2 hours 30 minutes. Runs-Uaney.
Griffin Q. Lolivolt o. LnEle Robertson .,
Mueller 2. Young. walker, strain. Gleich,
u.Ncll Errnra--Ila .. Oislason. Grif-
lin, IinTle. Rcgan. strain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

Washington.


NIHtfFU TOT kEoIe N tcnth-
Score by innings.
Msahlnston 90. ..t...,..Ozo 600 700 -
Philadelphia ... .......,lOO 900 olO %
summary: Two base hit -- ! walker.
Three base hit-judge. sacrifice Judge,
zachary, witt. Double rlays--Shanks to
= Harrls to Judge, Charity to Judge 70
O'Rourke, Judge to O'Rourke. Zachary to
o Rnurke 70 Judge. Bases on balls-Off
Zachary I, or Moore 3. Off Keefe !,
struck out--By Zachary 2, by keefs 6,
Runs-Shanks O'Rourke, Charity Q
Dykes, J. Walker. Errors--O Rourke,
Dugan, y Walker Galloway
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

Roosevelt Inspects y. =. Navy Yards.
NEW YORK, May 3.--Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Roosevelt left
for Washington tonight after a two
day inspection tour OF tho New York
navy yard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

NcuoHky Scott. Stolen bases MCuoskv.
Pratt Sacrifice pccltnpaugh Douhl"
riaya--reckinpaUgh to ward TO Plpp,
Baker 10 ward to Plpp. Bases On balls
or Ptercy O. off Prnnock .. struck out -
Hy Piercy ?, by Ftnnock J, by Russell /
Nuna--Mard Echang.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

summary fHfnru TuuH.HWiU hlta =. ST.
Joseph Har.g On balls orr itovIik a.
uff AlI'aop T. ~ NUuu Len on bases
IUh'H 49, - Joseph o. WUd pitch
ilu,ilh %. Two baaH bite. .WnHhburu. East
IIisf bHHn hIla Muahburu Bunouitl
HpffF hutlrt Home run. BcDk liskcg.
d.. hr'filro hItH..tIahrr. taHt. 'orridou
HrHfiN NrIu5. stolen burfH. trnHby. BON
u|'ita. smith. lubifcH .HbAty ard lNrn
eide 1lWr hour 53 niuutoH Uuua
Nuiih. Wpthhufu q. East %. Beck. Uutlor
EhtsHlF. Connolly bouOwtts. Dcatty ana
crosby. brrofs Smith. Hvrgor Connolly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
BOSTON
New York

zBsttcd Tor rennock Ia seventh.
3zHattcd for Wit In seventh.
azzBaitcd FOR Russcll in ninth.
l.. L.. -r.a
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New York


NNHTT"W TOT 7 0TU IN NTEWTU-
Score by innings
Boston ...,.......,.,..... 90 ooo 0of Z
New York a.. q, ,...... 20. oo3 m, I
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Omaha


NHatted tor HeRan In 18th.
Score by innings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-14
TWO CASES TRIED
IN ORANGE COUNTY
Roy c. Fletcher Won S33e.33 from w
H. Blackburn--Ezra M. East
man Awarded Decision
in Assault
Case.

Chelsea, June 1.-THE June term OF
Orange county court convened Tues
day, June 7, with the following court
officers present; Harrie B. Chase Of
Brattleboro, presiding; r. Nelson Oar
ling of Bradford and Edward w. Kent
of Randolph, assistant judges; Hale X
Darling, clerk; VIM. II. Sprague, dep.
uty clerk; George A. Tracy, sheriff
Millward c. Taft, states attorney, and
Mabel L. Spencer of st. Johnsbury, re.
porter. Prayer was offered by Rev. Per
eival w. Hewitt and Sheriff George A
Tracy made the opening proclamation
which was followed by the reading OF
the trial calendars and the call Of the
general docket. The jury calendar
showed IL cases set for trial and the
court calendar showed that "a cases
were set for hearing, not including di.
vorce and criminal cases. The grand
jury summoned to appear on the first
day Of the term were called at the
opening of the afternoon session and
Of the Is men called, two had been ex-
cused and B. II. Adams Of Chelsea and
AFRO A. Reed of Williamstown were
drawn as talesmen to I'LL the panel,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-14
HEINIE GR0H
BACK in GAME
----
After Being Reinstated BY
Baseball Commissioner
Lands
AFTER HIS HOLDOUT
OF MANY WEEKS
Lands Stipulated Grohl
Must Finish Season With
Cincinnati

Cincinnati, June l4.--For the first
time since the 1920 season closed, Hen
nv fHeinie) Groh was at third base for
the Cincinnati Nationals yesterday IN
the game with Brooklyn. Groh was re-
Gently reinstated by Baseball Commits
sioner Lands, following his signing up
with the Reds, after holdout lasting
several weeks. Judge Lands expressly
stipulated that the reinstatement was
effective only if Groh played for the
remainder of the season with the Reds,
which he had repeatedly declared he
would not do. :.
Bill Rariden, veteran catcher, has ac.
cepted the terms of the Atlanta South
ern Association club to manage that
team.