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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-07
WAILOWTNG WOMEN

the Fatty Abuckle bringing group that dote this sensational exclude who brings flowers of vong who make heroes martyrs of these dgenerae It bad enough these saaou ds the metropolitan sheet but when allowed crowd around and brutal criminal during his trial for rvong the limit has been reached not matter the public killed his conduct the Rppe
 degeneracy great brought the case and which prison isolation when his prison term expired We morat there limit beyond which should tribute to criminals
Williams news., 1921-04-15
ODD FELLOWS PLANNING
 FOR 1O2ND ANNIVERSAR Y

Williams Lodge No. 15 1. O.. O. F. held a very interesting meeting on last Wednesday night. Interest is just now cen tered in their 1O2nd. anniver- sary of the Order, which they will celebrate April 3Oth.
 T. H. Cureton will deliver the address of welcome. Judge Jones, of Flagstaff will give the address of the evening, and there will be other speakers of note.
 And all "Three Link mem bers are reminded that this oc- casion is one that should not be overlooked. You will surely miss it if you miss this meeting.
 Our Noble Grand is wearing a pleased look, and our obliging secretary, c. R. Sullivant is wearing a grin that wont come off. It looks as though someone has given them tip that there will be something doing in the Banquet room.
 One of the eloquent tongues of the local lodge remarked up- on the coming event as follows |:
 "When Brother Wildly and his little band 1O2 years ago at Baltimore laid the foundation for this great fraternity they did their work we'll, and others faithful and true have carried on the work and have passed to their reward.
 ''So we must keep up the standard that has been set for us and with the faith of the brothers of old, with the hope that knows no failure and that carries us over every difficulty, and with charity for all man kind, we will be blessed in the good work, so all Odd Fellows are urged to meet with us on Saturday night, April 3Oth.
 "The guy that des not wear the Three Links is out of luck that night.
Williams news., 1921-04-15
CERTIFICATE OF INCOR-
 PORATION of SAGINAW & MANISTEE LUMBER CORPANY

FIRST: The name of this corporation is
 = SAGINAW & MANISTEE =
 > LUMBER COMPANY
 SECOND: The location of business in the State of Della ware is 31O8 Dupont Building, Wilmington. The name and address of it's resident agent therein and in charge thereof is the Corporation Trust Com pany of America, No. ' West Tenth Street, Wilmington, Del eware.
 THIRD: The nature of the business of the corporation, and the objects proposed to be transacted, promoted and car ried on by it (which objects shall also be construed as pow ers), are as follows:
 To lease, purchase or other wise acquire, to own and hold, and to sell, lease, cucumber or in any manner dispose of, tim Der, timber lands, timber rights and logging and turpentine privileges, and to extract, dis till and refine turpentine, resin, and other forest products, and to sell or otherwise dispose of the same.
 To cut and remove timber, and to manufacture and remove lumber, wood pulp, wood solv- ents, wood fibre and wood pro- ducts and by-products, and pa- per, paper-boards, paper sub stltutes, boxes, containers. tur- pentine, stock-food, resin. nav al stores and other articles made wholly or in part of wood or wood products; and to con- struct or in any manner ac- quire, to own and operate, and to sell, lease, cucumber or oth- erW1se dispose of, works, mills, plants, factories, warehouses, machinery, tramways, logging roads and other facilities neces- sary or convenient to that end.
 To manufa cture, treat, pro- duce, purchase or in any man ner acquire, and to sell or oth- erwlse dispose of, chemicals and other substances, com pounds and preparations useful in the manufacture or produc- ton of paper and other wood products and by-products.
 To lease, purchase, or other wise acquire, to own, hold, inn prove, subdivide, drain, re- claim, lrrigate, cultivate and develop, and to sell, lease, en- cumber or otherwise dispose of, timber lands, agricultural
Williams news., 1921-04-15
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

w. l. Lowe, Pastor Sunday School 10 Public Worship II. The theme will be Loyalty and Life" a
 special theme for young peo-
 pie, especially. Evening Service 7:3O Choir rehearsal Friday evening
 at 200
 The public is invited to all these services.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Norman RNss, baby girl, on April 1. The little daughter has been named, Norma Jean. Mrs. Ross was formerly Mrs. Stella Hall.
 Try our ROBERT BURNS, TOM MOORE, and VAN DICK 12Rc. cigars. All oth- CT standard brands. Always moist and in prime condition.
 The Sultana
 Mrs. Mike Foster was called to Los Angeles to see her son, David Arnold, who will under go an operation for appendici- tis.
 Ladies Bungalow Aprons, $1.25 at the Variety store
 Mr.. and Mrs. Gilson will at tend the Grand Lodge of the I. O. O. F.
 Day Old Chicks That Live. White Leghorns, 15c.: barred rocks l6c. R. I. Reds 1Sc. Add lc. for less than 100. guaran- tee delivery of live healthy chicks. J. ALBERT LIGGETT, h. 0. Phoenix, AriZ. 4-22
Williams news., 1921-04-15
TO NEWS READERS

Due to an unexpected de mand for advertising space m the News this week, a great deal of local news has been crowded out. However we are pleased that beginning with next week the News will be an eight page paper which will more than make up for the shortage of news this week.
Williams news., 1921-04-15

Don't Forget-Cherries in Cream Chocolate coated and Chocolates, Nuts and Fruit cen ters, 1 lb. boxes 75cts. less than before the war prices. The Sul- tana.
Williams news., 1921-04-15
ST. JOHNS MISSION Vesper Service 5 P. M. C,-Iou rri1 17fh

Sunday, April 17th., Organ Prelude Processional Hymn,
 "Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart" Prayer Book Service, p. 16 if. Responsive Reading of Psalms Gloria, Stainer First Lesson, Old Testament Deus Misereature J. H. Rogers Second Lesson, New Testament Nunc Dimittis ---- Stainer Creed Prayers, Prayer Book, pp. 26 to 29. Announcements Hymn, "Watchman, Tell Us of the Night. Sermon. 1.-The Passing of the Night
 -Rev. Moore. Oferatory Solo, - Bracket MT. Cole Selected Prayers Hymn (Sung Kneeling)
 'tNow the Day Is Over"
 Barnby Processional Hymn,
 Savior, Blessed Savior" Postlude. Quartette:
 Mrs. w. c. Rittenhouse Mrs. J. w. Lee
 MT. Peter R. Campbell MT. w. c. Cole OrganiSt:
 Mrs. King Alexander A hearty welcome is hereby extended to all to be present at this service.
 The Forest Service film enti- tied, What a careless Hunter Can De-" will be given at the Sultana next Sunday night in conjunction with the regular program.
Williams news., 1921-04-15

FOR SALE-An upright piano. Inquire at Rabbits of fee or call at the house.
 K. c. ALEXANDER
Williams news., 1921-04-15

FIRST: The name of this corporation is
 SAGINAW & MANISTEE IIMRE GnMP NY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

IlnAinu.


,nattea for Keefo In eirhth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Tryster Pfudery Favorites
To Win 47h Kentucky Derby

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 6.--Trys-
tor and Prudery, the Harry Payne
Whitney entry, tonight were the IN %
vorites OF the public OF the ~ colts
and two fillies carded 10 start to-
morrow In the 47th renewal of the
Kentucky derby for three-year- olds
at n mile and a quarter for stake
carrying $4,000 In added money,
They were expected to go to the
post at odds OF about 3 TO s. For
the second choice Commander J. X.
l.. Ross star Voter and the Brad
ley entry, Behave Yourself and Black
Servant, were regarded at to 1 with
the Ross horse having a shade on
the Bradley stable.
Post position OF the entrants.
weights. jockeys and owners, which
statements from the track said
would be announced tomorrow, were
given out today Behave Yourself
was given the rail and Uncle Veto
tho extreme outside. All colts will
carry 1926 pounds. top weight, The
fillies. Prudery and Careful, given
the five pounds Sex allegiance. will
carry l21 pounds.
While IS are carded to start, rules
provide that any of tho remaining
"a nominees may be entered 40 min
utes before the horses leave the pad
dock for the track.
The entries. their positions, jock
auq uph oWparQ inatnHpaH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Registered Meeting
of Tulsa Gun Club
Is Scheduled Today

Everything Is in readiness for
the second registered trap shoot
OF the Tulsa Gun club this after
noon on the Tulsa rifle range
grounds two and one-half miles
north OF the city. All those wish
ing 20 register are requested TO
do 30 as soon as they arrive on the
grounds. II is not necessary to
register in order to participate in
today's shoot,
As the time for the state shoot
draws near, the shooters seem TO
betaklng more interest in the reg
ular weekly shoots as they are
anxious TO get all the practice pos
sible before the big event comes
off. The meet today will start at
o'clock sharp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
DENY NEGRO VOTE PROBE
House Refuses to Investigate Dis
reimbursement of Blacks.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--After a
long fight. the house refused today
TO consider Immediately resolution
directing sweeping investigation OF
alleged disfranchisement of negroes
prior to framing a new reapportion-
ment bill. The question was brought
up by Representative Tinkham. re-
publican, Massachusetts, on the
ground of the highest constitutional
privilege" Speaker Gillette sus.
tanned "A point of order by Represent
ative Mondell, Wyoming, tn re-
publican leader that the resolution
was not privileged under the rules
Of the house or the constitution. Mr..
Tinkham appealed but the speakers
ruling was sustained by the mem
bership.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Today's Entries.

First race, three -siXteenths mile
Friendly Queen, Busy George. wild
Star, Okana, Shadow Girl, Nurse
Maid.
Second race, three -sixteenths milo
Creole Sue, The Turk, Honey
suckle, White Hawk, Alabama Jack
Deloma Connor.
Third race, one-fourth mile
While wild Bill. Night Cap, Wild
Irishman, "Muzzlc," Red Pine, Os-
car Lacy, Some of the Herbs
Fourth Race, tho Tulsa derts
five -siXteenths mile--Ready Ap-
plause, Clnder Path. Sitkum, Mug
zlo," Skookum, smoky Hill Buck
Fair Chance.
Fifth race, three -sixteenths mile
Naomi Rcd Red Rose. Red Check
erboard, Lillian Parton, The Roam
er, Ruth Cannon.
Sixth race, one-fourth mile
Friendly Fox Kay County. Polky
Speedy Gift, Hermis, Saw Buck.
Seventh race. three-sixteenth mile
Allie Alert, Arasec. Oakland Han
nah. Suisun. Sitting Bill. Neva wild
Bill.
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P. R. DEFEATS PIERCE
Randolph, in splendid Form. Holds
Pierce to Three IIits--tosdcn
Plays Gypsy To-day

Randolph pitched "A remarkable
game last evening at Sand Springs
against tho Pierce OH team OF that
place. holding them to three hits
and no scores. Eight batters also
famed the air on his fast breaking
curves. The Producers boys. on the
other hand, touched Budd up for
seven safe drives, and hit when hits
meant runs.
williams, first man up, started
or with u two base hit. Hubbard
was out ou~ n high foul To the
catcher. Willlama scored when
Hays drove out single. Tate was
out on ground ball to the pitcher,
ending the inning. Producers got
two more In the third on three
singles Bateman, batting for Ca
Hill IN the last inning after two were
down. livened things up for the
home team when he cracked out u
three bagger, Budd ended tho game
ON a ground ball 20 first.
This evening at Sand Springs Cos
den will meet the Gypay team. Game
.a s,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Stan ZbyszkO Wins
Worlds Mat Title
by ThrOloing Le,cis

NEW YORK. MAY 6.-Stanis-
laus Zhyszko OF Poland won the
heavyweight catch-as- catch can
wrestling championship here to-
night, defeating I'D (Stranglcr)
Lewis of San Jose, Cal, with a
necklock after 81 minutes OF
wrestling,
After several minutes Of strenu-
Gus graphing, Lewis tried for his
famous deadlock and missed. fall
ing on his back. The Pole quickly
pounced upon him and pinned his
shoulders To the mat. Zbyszk o
weighed 226 pounds and Lewis
cas-
The official time was % min
utes and II seconds.
The quick finish came as a sur.
prise To the spectators, who ap.
parcntly looked for long. hard
contest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Cadillac Beats Lcwis-Marsh.

Duff came to the rescue of the
by striking out nine men In the last
four innings kept tho Lewis-Marsh
Corporation at bay while his team
mates made six runs. The Lewis
Marsh team played a better brand ot
ball than they have exhibited during
the season, leading the Sutton clan
for four innings before being over
come. Next week will be redletter
week for the Auto league, as many
of the topnotch teams will clash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
TlLLMAN HERE TODAY
Works Ht O'Clock IL lie Il Here
Eitl Starts Work Before
Large Crowd

Johnny Tllmau, crack ST. Paul
weltcrwcight who steps 10 rounds
with Young FttzsimmCus here next
Tuesday night IS due 20 arrive in
Tulsa this morning ana viii work
out In Carpenters han, 10 East Sec
ond street II he is here in the after
noon
The crack Twin City mauler has
hcen training at ST Paul several
days, and according to his manager,
Jack Reddy needs only to conclude
training 20 be in condition TO step
at fast pace with the Oklahoma
scrappOr.
fttz Yesterday went through his
fret workout here. A large crowd
attended the workout and was verJ
much impressed with Fitz's evident
ability lie is 10 train today Will
Terry Long, according To Promoter
Lou Newman. Long failed To worl
with Fiz yesterday, but will posi-
lively work today, according 10 IN
oil CITY imprcssario.
T1llman starts work at o'clorl
and Fitz an hour later. Training !
al Garnonters' hall.
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Yesterdays Results

First race, throe-sixteenths
mile--Flying Clara, first; Nurse
Maid. second; Rosy Star. third.
Time 90 1-5 seconds. Who'd A
Thunk II, Rocky Bug finished in
order named Shoestring
scratched.
Second race, three -sixteenths
mile-Miss Pinky Heir. first;
wild Easter. second; Handsome
Buck, third. Time 81 seconds.
The Tiger. Robinhood. Nightcap
finished in order named.
Third race, three -sixteenths
mile-Princc Lively. first: Miss
Nindlcator, second Joie Ray,
third. Time 30 1-5 eeconds. Har-
mony, London Whiff. Baby Time
finished in order named.
Fourth race, three eenths
mile-Kiowa. first; Moonshine
wild Bill. second; Billy Ray,
third. Time IS 2-5 seconds. Track
record. Earnest Wild Bill, Ara
see finished in order named.
Mission BOY scratched.
Fifth race, One-fourth mile
Killarney Lad, first; Flying
stone, second; Skookum. third.
Time 20 2-5 seconds Nebraska
Wild Bill Peerless Prince. Cheer
ful Moments finished in order
named.
Sixth race. three -sixteenths
mile-Razzle Dazzle, first, Black
Jack, second. Security, third.
Time l9 As seconds. Jesseru,
Red Pine, DIR. Flirt finished in
order named.
Seventh race. 5-l6 mlle-Rlack
Plague. first. Dutch Bergman,
second; Dillon Wild Bill. third.
Time 32 2-5 seconds. Buck Pri-
vate. Rush Reuben, Widest Dill
Ion finished in order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Tulsdn Loses Class
c Championship in
PinehurSt TOurney
special 70 Tho world.

Special 10 The world.
PINEHURST. n. c., May g.
The Pinehurst golf tournament
season wound up in a blaze OF
glory today with a 23-hole final
contest In which Harry NJ, Rubey,
a Colorado bank president. defeat
cd +. j. Belcher, jr., a california
colleague, at the fifth extra hole
of their battle for the champion
ship of the American Bankers as
sociation.
Tom J. Hartman, vice-president
of the Producers State bank OF
Tulsa, lost by and 1 to John r.
Washburn, n Chicago colleague,
in the final battle for the third di-
Visionatrophy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
CHILD TO BE AMBASSADOR?
Reports From Toxic Indicate Writer
May BE Chosen for Japan Post.

TOXIC, May ILLUMINATION from
Washington that Richard Washburn
Child. the writer, may be appointed
United States ambassador to Japan
aroused high interest here today,
especially in view of the fact that
many Americans regard Mr.. Child
as being friendly toward Japanese
aspirations.
Tho foreign office has not yet re-
ceived any notification from Wash
ington that new American am
bassador has been elected.
Mr.. Child was classmate of Ed
ward Bell, councillor to the Ameri-
can embassy and present American
charge d. affaires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
KIOWA CAPTURES
FEATURE EVENT
Faces Classiest Field of
Day in Greyhound
Races
PICKUP RESULTS

PICKUP RESULTS 81. ... ..
Victory OF Kiowa in the fourth
race OF three -slxteenths OF "a mile
over tho classiest field of the day
which included Moonshine wild Bill.
Billy Ray. Trnest Wild Bill and
Arasee, featured yesterdays grey
hound race program at Mid -Contin-
ent park
The days program was fast ana
interesting and large crowd took
advantage of the ideal turf weather.
Seven races are scheduled today,
starting at $3.50 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Tulsa u. and Y Meet To-day.

The orange ana black Tigers OF
the University OF Tulsa will meet the
y, Nj. q. A. crack team in "A track
meet today on tho university field at
3 O'Clock. Bridge and Hausc, two
members OF the Y, NJ. &, A. team
are former Kendall stars Doctor
Ammons, former Kansas athlete
Will throw the shot and discus Ion
the Y. NJ, G. a, team.
Tho two track teams will contest iu
all track meet events except the
two mile,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

NRan for Clemona In seventh
xxBatted for Haines m sixth
xrxBatted for Doak In seventh
axrNBatted for Goodwin Ia ninth
Score by innings:
81, Louis ................o oO2 900 900
Plttsburgh -. ......t.... 202 OF 1tr-ia
summary; Runs--Schultz. stock Horns
by. Fournier. McIenry. Blgbee q Care,
Maranvule. cutshaw T. Mokam, Schmidt.
Errors-Lavan. Cutshaw 2. Two-base Z.
--hokam, Grimm. Threc-base hits -
l<van, Carey, Grimm. Mokam. stolen
bases-Bigbee, Hnrnsby. Bases on balls
OFF Haines J, off Hamilton ). Off Ponde,
2, off Zlnn 2. Struck out--By Doak /
by Goodwin /. by Hamilton ., BY Zlnn /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
GAMES TODAY.
Western League,

TULSA At SIOUX CITY.
ohlshoma city at Dcs Molnea.
wichita at Omaha
Joplin at ~. Joseph.
National League.
~. Louis at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at Chicago.
brooklyn AZ Now York
Philadelphia at Boston.
American League.
Detroit at 81, Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Wsshins
Boston At Philadelphia.
American Association.
Toledo at Columbus.
Milwaukee At Kansas city
81, Paul at Minneapolis
only thte0 games scheduled
Texas League.
beaumont az GalycHton,
Houston at San Antonio,
Dallas at Shreveport.
Wichita Falls at Fort worth.
southern Association.
birmingham Mt Atlanta
Nashville at Chattanooga.
Little Rock at Mobile,
Memphis nt Now Orleans
Western Association.
pawhuaka at Fort smith.
Springfield AZ Okmulgoe.
Enid at Chickasha
lienryetta at DrumriEht
Southwestern League.
Miami At Muskogee.
Hartlesville at Sapulpa.
Independence at rlttsburE
CoffcyViiln at Parsons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Stewart Outhurls Lukan Ovic
In Opening Contest of Series
Oiler Lineup Changed ;
Tengen at S hort
Burke on Bench
GAME WELL PITCHED
Each Club Held to 3 Hits
Lukanovic's Own Error
Proves Costly

SlOrA CITY, iowa May .
stewart wac in fine form today and
The packcrs took The opener from
Tulsa by tho scoro ~ 2 TO o. Tho
game was q pitoh hcrF battle. 20 bot.
tcrs being retired on strikes. ToN n
stab ~ TodtH limo drive ia the sixth
vas the folding feature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

NNbhilrd Tor moore IN tnlrd.
NNNBAttcd Tor Lynch In eighth
Score by innings
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,YANKS TROUNCE
NATIONALS 81
Ruth Hits 7th Homer;
Tigers Again Win
From Browns

wAsHtNGToN May s.--Mays held the
locals TO five scattered hits while New
York pounded Washington pitchers today
Tor IS sRfcties ara easily won the opening
game nf the series, 10 2. Ruth got his
seventh home run Of the season Oft
Erickson In tho third when he knocked
the ball over the HcorrbOard. The bases
were empty at the time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

OMAHA Neb, May 6.-Aucr Manager
Barney Burch had allowed six hits and
six runs ia four innings, he retired in
favor Of Gla2or who held Wichita safe
the rest of the way, hut the league
leaders had already won tho opening game
here, 60 o omaha hit necbc rather
freely, but no kept tho clouts scattered
and his support was practically fault
less,
The score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
DRUMMERC BEAT
MINERS 9 TO G
Witches Shutout Bluffs +;
Boosters Win From
Indians 5-4

sT. JOSEPH. May s.--st Joseph came
from behind after Joplin had scored four
runs, drove two Joplin twirlcrs from the
boz and won the game. to 6, Bonowitz
scored two runners with q triple to center
In the nth and Mcdonald scored three
In the sixth with n triple to right
The aporel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

CHICAGO May 6.--Chicago norpd am
Cincinnati after the visitors had tied the
score and won, 8 to I. Twombicv who
had been playing the role OF pinch hitter
replaced Barber in left field and started
the final rally with single. which
coupled with a sacrifice and killifer's hit
by punching hlts and driving Maruuard
off the mound, but Cincinnati concen
trated their attack In two innings. com.
peliing Vaughn to retire, and tied the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Joplin

HuInmary EnFnod runb-Joplln g. 81.
Joseph 7. hasca on balls on Rose l.
or Mangum 0. Oft Cox !, off aanborn
:, OF Hclslgl 2. struck out--By Mangum
z, by Cox z. Left on bases-Joplln g.
~. Joseph 10 wild pitch--RelsigL Two.
Three base hits BonowltE, Mcdonald
Double plHy--Connolly to Nuter 10 Beatty.
burnside and Daly. Time--l hour, 80
minutes RunB.-Robertson 2, Hamilton,
Mueller, Kruger 2, Connolly, Corridor,
Finhcr Bonuwlt2, Realty, Nufer. Crosby
Mangum 2, Errors krucEer. Connolly,
Mcdonald
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PIRATES DEFEAT
CARDINALS lO.6
Cubs Win From Reds.
Other Games Are
Postponed

PITTSBURGH May s.-Putsby-rb A..
feated ST Louis for the fourth su,cess...
time today the score being 10 90 The
visitors used four pitchers. all Of whom,
were hit hard. The Cardinals raiIled i
the seventh and knocked HamIlto, -,t
OF the box. repeating this with pa-slt
Tho .'.''.
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summary; base hit--Wil-
liams. Three base hit Bateman.
Sacrifice hit Randolph stolen
bases Williama Penny. Hubbard.
Bases on balls--On Randolph, 2;
Off Budd, !. Struck out--By RAN
dolph, s. by Budd, |. Umpire--R.
w. Stewart. Scorer--Norman h.
Snyder. Time of game, / hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

\ German inventor claims 10 pre-
vent loss of molten alloys by oxida-
ton by introducing nitrogen into
an air tight pot in which the metals
are fused together.
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NUInInnfNi TNO-DN~t NII-~0yUVTNl
Double piay--Todt TO Parker. sac
riflcc hii---Sicinbrcnncr. bases on
Baiis--Ou stewart q off LukanoNic
I. wild pitch---Stcwnrt. Hit by
pitched baii--Qucry. struck out
nv Stewart ~; ny tukanovic %.
Earned runs--SiouN city T. icft on
bases--Sioux city :; TuiSn q. Time
I hour. rs minutes. umpircs--Dc.
lave and GuthcPic.