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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Bambino's Mighty Bat Chief
Factor in Yankees Victory
His Two Homers and His
Double Account for 5
Of Teams Runs
FINAL COUNT 8 TO 7
Each Manager Calls on Three
Pitchers, Mays Finally
Stopping Speakers

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-New
York took n firm grip ON first place
In the American league pcnnant
race and went long way toward
cllnching their first championship
by defeating Cleveland In tense,
thrilling struggle today s TO 7. Tho
victory gave New YORK three out OF
four victories from the present
worlds champions and gave New
York lead uf two fun games with
Cleveland having only four moro
games to play and New York five
Babe Ruth. the famous Yankee
slugEer was the hero Of the New
York victory. ~ he had one Of his
greatest batting days since coming
into the American league
Ruth hit two home runs, two
up. lie eAhcr scored or drove in
five OF the eight New York runs.
Ruth's first homer was made off
Coveleskic In the first with no one
on base and the second WAS proddcd
out Of Uhlc In the fifth after Peck
inpaugh had opened the inning with
single.
Both homo runs were terrific
drives the first clearing the upper
corner OF the right field stands and
bloachers, while> the second cleared
the roof of the right field stand.
Each manager called In three pitch
crs In an effort 10 win the crucial
struggle. quinn started for the
Yanks but was knocked out In the
first inning. Hoyt relieving him In
the first inning and did well until
ne Injured his hand while stopping
Ia hot drive by speaker In the
l. a.. Nsr
yesterday relieved Hoyt In the
eighth and weathered stormy
ninth as Sewcll and Burns were on
base when Mays struck out O'Neill
for the last ouh Coveleskie, who
lost the opening game Of the series,
was knocked out in the third in
ming and was replaced by Unle, who
shut QUE New York In last Satur-
days game.
Only four HIS were made off
Uhle, but In each case, a home run
followed n single. IL Nas Schang's s
home run in the sixth with McNally
on sbase which gave New York its
last two runs and victory. The
hitting OF George Burns. who made
"a triple and three singles featured
.Cleveland's playing. Burns drove
in four runs and scored a nth him
self
The defensive play Of Elmer Nil
Ter saved the game for New York.
His diving catch OF Speakers short
fly In the eighth with runners on
second and third prevented Cleve-
land from taking the lead in that
inning. In the seventh inning a
splendid throw by Miller to McNally
caught Sewell at third, for the third
out following a hit by Burns who
had Gent In two runs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Why Yeast
Builds Flesh
Thousands Stay Thin on Ordinary
Foods Because They Lack Nit-
amines--Now Obtainabls in
Tablet Form.

No matter how heartily we eat, u cor.
tain all-important elements called SitafN
mines are lacking IN our diet. we Will 10
under -nourished. only IN the last f'N
years have these clements been known,
and now scientists recognize tr1t nearly
all cases OF ancmia neurasthenit synp-
toms and rundown condition are simply
due to lack Of yitamines In tho b'a3.
Nearly all modern foods contain very 'oW
vitamines. And yet we must have r'n-
stant supply OF these miraculous litio ore
ganisms which alone are 10 essential 90
health and vitality, And now II has been
discovered that small quantity ~ orI.-
nary yeast taken regularly Will supply
all the vitamines needed for glowing
health. Added to the diet, yeast makes
old people younger restores energy nal
normal weight 20 the thin ana run down,
aud has wonderfully beneficial vfi,E. nn
growing children. Yeast also cloar' 10
bad. plmply compleXions and oan''N.'
The MiRolo OF Yeast" is SIN % new
thing to most people, but yeas A.''lfF
value as a ealth-builder mas been rrnN.H'
beyond doubt by numberless CNg"r.'"h.s
in great medical Institutions. lNF real
problem Of scientists has been 'o .o.''l
known 10 be brewers yeast. Il" 'n"f'.l
yeast cake is ineffective because 20 s uh.y
about 20 per cent yeast and the I'''
starch ana water
Al last the perfect yeast cnmhui,Fn,
highest In yitamine strength. has I"'l
worked out by famous chrmi-ts. 10 Us
concentrated vitaWine tablet f'iHI"t
from brewers yeast and certain ..."N
toucs, such as iron, which Increases Ia'
effect OF yeast itself These tanI'lt are
called IRONIZED YEAST and arc sold a,
nearly all druggists IRONlNGp YEAST
tablets cost but tritle moro 60 lHe "...
than common yeast and are much l...'
effective. Each package cOntaia9 10 n..r
treatment aud costs only Al-1r ulg
a day, Try package today, You VIZ
notice the benefit before you tni7n ..'
first few days treatment spaclh a.'".r
tiOns for Chlldren's use are IN "Ain lu.N-
axe. Colonial DTuE co.--Adyt.
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Fort Smith noMns Chicks.

FORT SMITH, Sept 26.--Fort
Smith took the sixth game Of the
post season series from Chickasha
here today and evened the Wessrn
association post series race, shut
ting out the visitors to 0. Wotzc'
outpitched Meadows and was mover
in danger OF being scored on after
the first inning. Both pitchers
were given perfect support.
Ed Hazen, rightfielder, featured
by driving the ball over first base
in the seventh with two on for three
bags and Clayton's Texas Lacquer
scored him. Wetzel struck out nine
men.
Score:
Chickasha .... 900 900 600 o
Fort Smith go. 900 0o1 30X-4 0
Batteries: Meadows and Hayes
WetZel and MONIES.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. 26

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. 26.-Zach
Lohmap. veteran righthaudcr ana
one OF the oldest men In years and
period ~ service IN tho Southern
association. pitched the Memphis
club, Southern association champ
ons TO to 9 victory today over
the Fort Worth panthers. Texas
League pennant winners, In the fifth
game OF the intcr-loAgue series for
tho baseball championship of the
south. hating the Texas leaguers In
their rush toward the championship
after they had taken three games
In a row from the Chlcknsaws and
needed only one more victory to gair
the title.
Bohman allowed only seven hits
whiio his teammates found Paul
Wachtel and Gus Johns-Wachtel
a Highlander who started the game
for Fort Worth, and Johns, "A left-
handler, who relieved him in the
fifth-fOr ten. Each of the pitchers
was given errorless support.
As a result OF today's Memphis
victory the series will shift back to
Fort Worth for the sixth game Of
the series Wednesday with the count
FOR the first five games standing:
Fort Worth 2. Memphis >.
A Sip-and-TuC Battle.
TOday's game was nip and tuck
for four innings. Fort Worth started
the scoring when Sears. the second
man up In the first inning, doubled
and raced he. on StellhaHeT's
single advancing TO third on per-
McLarry for the third out Mem
phis tied the score in the same in
ming. High started OFF with a
single, dvausiug to third on a per-
feet Int and run play when McMil-
Ian sent the ball through second and
Haworth forced Rigney at second.
Momphis tied the score again in
that inning whom Brown scored on
wild pitch.
Memphis Wins In Iifth.
The fifth gave Memphis the lead
that decided the game and marked
/ the passing OF Wachtel from the
| fray High, first up. doubled. Me
| MILAN sent groundcr To Wach:g;
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oilers Celebrate Burke Day by Winning 8h Straightforward Co. Repue
Big Assignment for Jess to
Referee GibbOnS-ODOUd Go

when Jess willard
ox heavyweight cham-
plpn of the world,
crawls through the
ropes IN The Forum nt
Wichita. Eaa., oct. is
fu act an tho third man
lu tho ring FOR the box
ing show given by tho
Western Athletic AWo-
citation tho main fop-
tIro ~ which Is tho
Mikc Gibbons Mike
DDowd l5-round bat
tie 10 Will br tho first
time the giant kausan
ever has officiatod at
$50 important n battle.
But u viii not be his
Jrst experience ag "a
referee because willard
has acted In tho same
capacity before and
should know how TO
pcrfotm
When this important
battle was contracted
for. tho question OF
referee came up Inn
mcdiatcly. Tho names
of twenty men we're
presented 10y the pro-
mutcrs and after care
ful consideration of
each one, Mike Collins,
manager OF Gibbons,
and PADDY Mullina.
manager OF ODOwd,
picked willard al tho
best man to handle tho
match They believe
the Kansas 10 he nbso-
lutoly fair. he Is a ma
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has been expressed several times by
several followers Of the manly art OF
solf-defense, II the boys fight Il
doesn't make any difference whether
they are champions or hams. The
boys are far from hams In the COM
ing fight, tand perhaps far from
champions. hut they all are of the
type that enjoy to mix IL.
Jack Muanier, who was matched
with Jimmy Riley In the semi final
received a bad cut over his eye in
working with league and will be
unable to appear. Bromoters Apple
gate and Long got busy and have a
match that win be just as good and
both boys are known TO Tulsaps
Girls Wagner and Jack Berry viii
tangle over the eight-round route
and from the records OF the two boys
II will be fight all OF the way. Both
have defeated Whitley easily apd
Berry waa the boy who knocked him
through NE ropes I'm the first round
OF their bout. Wagnet has X. o.
oyer Hood before Tulsa audience.
4 large advance seat sale was re-
ported from Billy Wienland's cigar
store and the Al-Amerlcan shine
pariur,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Durham Boxes Nichols
at Smoker of Legion

"Stubby" Durham of Tulsa will
box Vernon Nichols at Augusta.
Kansas, on Thursday night OF this
week at an American Legion smoker.
Announcement OF the match was
made last night by Patsy Covrigan,
Durham's manager, who viii leave
FOR the Kansas town with the local
bantam this afternoon. Dufham has
had a right successful year, number
ing Mike Orrison, the Kansas City
veteran; Mutt Mckee Of oklahoma
City, and Young Kid saul among his
victims.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
Mon,t I.ct rricdmnn E1rht

rector OF Public Safety Corteiyou.
angounced today that he would not
issue permit for u fight between
Benny Leonard and Sailor Friedman
here next week nor for any fight
In which Friedman planned TO en-
gage until he has fulfilled his con-
tract TO meet Johnny Mealy at the
Olympia A. \. on October II. The
director said that Friedman Is under
contract with Herman Taylor,
matchmaker Of the Olympia. and
this cannot be broken under a clause
In the rules governing boxing in
Philadelphia.
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PITTSBURGH Sept. e6.--puuaI.
achieved It's first Pittsburgh victor. n
the season by taking todays game. fl 8.
Hubben was unsteady, passing five uaa
but frightened up with men on fhr bases.
Kings batting was responsible f0r the vie.
tors runs, scoring the first man witch a
single. and tullying himself on hIa double
to left and Hadurs single MarHutUlgs
single, his steal Of second and Robert.
sons hit accounted FOR the Pirates run
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H0MERUN
WINS FOR IZzIES
500 Make Rally in 9th but
Fail; Indians and st.
Joseph Split Pair

WICHITA, Sopt. 2f..ANsr Sioux CITY
hand staged biz rally ln The ninth. over.
coming big wichita lrnd and going into
last hair and won the gam" when EfHf
NIT H home run with 'br bases fuli uuj
none out Score. ~ 90 30, making thH
seventeenth straight victory fpt the Wlth
TIA club.
Nryff.
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rhIIIIn. annie Cnnfcrrncc.

ENID. Sept. g6.--Phlllips college
has withdrawn from the Southwest
ern football conference, according
TO announcement made this morn
ing. The withdrawal will not cancel
any OF She games Phillips has with
teams In the conference this season
and was merely because, under the
rules OF the conference, Phillips
cannot use any first year men In
any Of her intercollegiate games.
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81 lo,,ph
OLIasOm. CITY.

SLATED FOR norwnc In ninth,
EsIlatted for Parker IN tenth.
NxNHun for owens In ninth.
HATED for Moore IN tenth.
KHAN for owens In seventh
Score by innings.
~ Icaeph ........ 600 0n0 n0t Of--1
Oklahoma city lilo 600 600 00--i
summary Two-bRae hits--F. Mcdonald.
Handler. McMulliu. Tate. Sacrifice hit
HANDLER. Sto'cn hascH-H Nufcr, hasc on
halis-ofr Allen 1. or Uird 4. struck ont
by Alien t. by McCou /. by n,rd L.
innings. OF Bird and o In innings
Double play Handler 20 y. Mcdonald
tort on psHuR 1T. Joseph y, ,igi#noWs
city o. RunH--F. Mcdonald. Fisher, PITT
Errors-Bnatty. browne. NJ Mcdonald.
Umpirca--DrmAby and burnside, Time
one hour and SO minutes,
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The ScOrebodrd
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NatinnaI I.saRur.

RESULTS NESTERDAN.
National IeaEur.
AZ 81 Louis 1 New York 4.
Al Pittsburgh J. PhnaAlphia 2.
Only two games scheduled.
american League.
At Nr,v Totk s. Cleveland =
At Philadelphia ., Chicago 0.
only two games scheduled
American Association.
A. Coiumhus 2. Minneapolis Q.
only one game scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.
Western League,
OMAHA At TULSA,
81. Joseph at oklahoma city.
Sioux CITY at Wichita.
Bes Moiucs at Joplin.
tTwo games schedulsdl
National League.
Cincinnati at Chicago
BROOKLYN at Boston. @ Pamcs),
American League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York.
American Association.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Sc Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis,
Kansas city at Louisville.
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JnQllson and neriIcy Matched.

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-Wiuie
jackson and Pete Hertley will fur
nlsh the feature bout for promoter
Tex Ricard at Madison Square Gar
den next Friday night IN y schedS
uled lS-round bout. The winner has
Tender.
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gNo outs whru winning runs counted
-Rcofn by innings
Sioux city ............. 0bI 600 T.r.fG
wichita ... ..........aIU 7II 1Ut-1p
summary Sarrfca hitH.Urck Hlakpg-
~ Two base hltH"'rnusn. James. Mari,
query, olaHirr q, Ivfrrf. OHfrrEtfl. f.
Nakosiy. Homo runs. iirrk E. Wash.
burn. BlHkorly Metz O. IUHt. UstrrEuf1.
stolen baHoH HHBorfoT WaHhburu. East.
lturbur. Smith Hita.nr Mcdonnell z
and in innings. Double plays. .pTttr.
tor. WaHhburn Co UrrFcr 60 Neck. DHtDr-
gard unHHaistcdl, Hutlrr go WgHhhuru 90
Beck. Struck out#by GroEory J. by IamoH
I. Haeo on halls-ou James 30. or SIC
Donuell 2. or Gregory 2. Lgft IN bases
Wichita 2, Sioux Hlty 3. Runs iiur-
Watson. GlAsicr o. Toaar. James g Smith
y. Washburn 2, HorEor 3. Fast O., Ncck p.
butler. InhkSHly q Erroraa. berger, Beck.
UmpiruB-aBeCkor ana Fitzpatrick Time
One hour and &C minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-27
GIANTS ALMOST
HAVE IT CINCHED
Again Defeat Cards While
Pittsburgh Loses One
to the Phillies

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s.--Nebf was ma,,s,
Of the Cardinals here today and ken,
their hits scattered. while fast aslairr
enabled the Giants 70 win. Z toI.
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A. Blank the white sox.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. 26.-Moore and
Harris blankcd ChiCa GO. . to o today and
gave the locals the final series with the
White Sox four games to one. In the
sixth inning johnson knocked the ball
over Strunks head into the left field
hleacbrrs but Strunk protested that the
hleaChcrNeH had interfered with his
judging the ball and Umpir. MuriHrity
huuored the protest by declaring the
home run void.
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ONiAItN

Two bhHc hitS---LFc, Griffin, Me-
Ginnls. Home runs--O'Bricn, Stew
art (2l, Thompson. Sacrifice hits--
lIaDcy, Lee, Davis. DaubIc plays
Davis and Spcllman; Burke aud
Brannon, Pitching records off
Hichniold, q runs, ] hits In 2 rs In
nings; off IinugiHnd, I run. 4 hits Ia
3 2-3 innings; off Smith, . runs, 7
hits la q Is innings. Base ON balls
'--off Smith 3, IInughlnnd 2, GIasicr
I. Struck out--by Ilichmond 2.
Hnughland I, Glasicr T. Passed
bal, s--SpcllmRn I. iiit by pitched
bali---Iilchmond (Gisiason.) Left on
bascs--'rulsa !, Omaha a. Time of
gamc--I!l2. Umpir,s--Bucltlcy and
burnside.
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Lefty" Po,t ncas Lefty" us,uer

JOPLIN sopt &C.. bcs Molnes took nm
afternoon. to I. uoth liorecr and putt
hurled nice games but tho fielding ho-
hind them, especially borgor was ragged.
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rnl,. as s27la rnlah 2n 1afl.
xBatted for Adams In seventh.

NBattcd FOR Adams IN seventh.
Score hy innings:
Philadelphia . o.. 1000 100 1000
Pittsburgh .... ........t00 G0i uo0-l
Summary: Two-base hits--kluE riar-
ncy stolen MaranvUle Double
plays-Smith to RHdor to KouetChy Ueu-
line to Konetchy to Rapp. Base on balls
IF IIuhhcll S. Struck aut-hy Huhhau
2. by Adams 8, by Carlson /. Runs King.
Rupp, Maranyille. fror-Lebuurysau.
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fanatics getting their moneys
worth. willard will aid IA seeing
that this is done. lie s NOT wen
acquainted with either man and he
has promised the Western Athletic
association that ne will make them
step from bell to ben at the best
rate they know which is fast be-
cause they are, two Of the most ag-
grcssivo and sh!lful boxers In the
game today.
Willard Us expected to handle all
three bouts. In the scmi-fiual Billy
Briiton and Young Fitzsimmons,
middlcweights. will clash and II
will be one OF the most important
battles I'm the southwest this ycor.
They are rivals for supremacy I'm
this section. IL may turn out TO be
fully as good or better than tho
main bout.
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snlni. nnd InAInn. nl,ILle.

OKLAHOMA CITY. sept. g6.--st. Joseph
won tho FIRST game. pitching duel be-
tween Allen and McColi 2 20 /, in II In,
ninF- and Oklahoma cay took tha second
4 to 0. In Innings.
-
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Double plays-pyRCs to Brasil TO collins
to Sheoly, Galloway TO Dykes 10 Brazil,
Brazil 90 Galloway Base on balls--off
Moore q on Harris T. off Russell 8. Struck
out-by Moore 8, by Harris /, by Russell
!, kuus-Dykes. Walker. Galloway. Err
rpys-pyltes, Galloway.
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Cleveland 90. ......... 500 O02 2O0--7
New York .-............l03 O22 OON-T
summary; Two-bsse hlts--Sewell. Ruth
WambsEanas. Three-basC hit-Burns
Home runs-Ruth ., Schang. Double
plRnyH-O Nrin to Burns. Base on balls
OF Quinn !, of Hoyt 4. off Mays /, off
Coveleskie 2, of Uhle !. struck out
by hoyt ., by Nays l. by CovcleHkic =.
by jhle 4. Winning pitcher--itoyt. Los
ing pttchcr-Coveleskie Ruus--Jamic-on.
Speaker smith, Gardner ., ScwclL Burns,
Ptcknpaugh 2 Ruth 3, Meusel McNally,
Scharg, Errors--wambsganss. McNaly.
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Cnsncr nrfcnt. ncnNcr.

CASPER. Wyoming sept, 26.--
the championship OF the Midwest
league today, defeating Denver IN
the sixth game OF the post season
series, ls 70 s. Casper has won four
games and Denver two.
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Fmt Wmlh
A,mphi,.

NaAh IoI ltaNprth IN nlnth.
INFLATED for Johns In ninth,
Score b. innings
Fort Mortl ........,...lOO 100 600
Memphis ,... .. ..,....lOO 1o3 lON-G
summary; Two-hase hits-titgh, Nc
MILAN, Brown, sears. Stoilhauer. stolen
bases NcI.arry 2. Mcmillan. Double play
-Hawprth 60 RiEney. Base on balls
OF t,ohmun 3, Oft Wdchtel 2. struck sout
by LohmAn L. by Wachtel 2, by Johns
3, Runs-Sears, Haley. High. Mcmillan
g. Mrtarry Brown 2. Errors-None,
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The Leading Batters
Including Yesterdays Games.

Five leading batters OF the MAJORS
Americau League.
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IopIin

ChristonHen. Three-bnse hits-Ryne. Bor-
ger. HRac on hallsa-of pott I. of Rcrgrr
I. Struck out by Pott 2, by Berger &.
Earned runs-=Dcs Mones !, Lett on baass
-pea Moincs 2, Joplin &, Double plays -
nerScr to Robertson 90 Bourg, Berger TO
smith TO Hourg. stolen haac-Rhyuo
Runs-O'Connor Rhyme g. Berger. Err
rorH-Iuna, rhyme, Hamilton, Mueller 2.
9peas. Bourg. UmpireH-pelave and An
dcraon, Time-One hour ana 20 minutes.
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zzBatted for Walker Ia eighth.
Score by innings
New York ..,.......,...OO 100 ftH-4
ST. Louis .,...,....... 900 ol0 0.1-I
Summary; Two base hits..Hurrsr..
Frisch. Three base hit--HanJrnff stolen
base Bancroft Double plays -EH.s.IgF4
20 Bancroft To Kelly, H0rusby tu Lays1
e. Fuurnier. Base ON buiis-rN ..Hf l.
Struck out by Nchf 2, by peytI,a g. by
Pteffer !. Huns--Rsncroft Hurns. Fr'arh
q. Schultz. ErrorE-Frisch Kelly Mana
2. Schultz. Pfeffer.
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xBattei for THE IN eighth.
Nxiian for Grauey In eighth.
NNNRan for Gardner In ninth.
Score by nuinga:
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NNaTIo0 Tor NU3toII In nTUth.
NNBatted FOR Mcclellan In ninth.
Score by iDnlurss
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Williams singled, putting Hish
across the plate,
Neither team got man beyond
second until the fourth when Fort
Worth put over another run. Haley.
who had walked we to third on
Rigney's single and scored when
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zRan for Aiugfuith I'M nffh.
zzBatted for Walker In eighth.
gDnrn ~ LnnLn..-
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Memphis Wins In Tirth,

The fifth gave Memphis the lead
that decided the game and marked
the passing OF Wachtol from the
fray High, first up, doubled. Me
MILAN sent a Eroundcr To Wach:y;
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Ran for owens in seventh,
NNUattcd for phnpott in third.
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D,, MeIn1
nl.a aa Ga1 ~ Taaa DO I af "

KHAN for Smith I'M ninth
NXHativd for bourg ln ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
NEED QUICK ACTION
ON CLASSIFICATION
Situation of Government En-
pIoyes Is imperative, Says
Representative Wood.

Imperative need for reclassification
of government employees at the earli-
est possible date was urged upon the
House today by Representative Will
r. Wood of Indiana. in charge of the
legislative. executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill.
THE bills offered to Congress to
provide for reclassifcation are abso-
lutely impossible" said Representa-
tive Wood. "Reclassification is need
ed and should be had at the earliest
possible date"
There are inconsistencies and in
congruities everywhere in the service.
There Is no justification for the pres
ent salary list. There are SO MANY
inJustlces as to require a general re-
classification not only in the interests
Of the citizens who are paving taxes
into the federal Treasury, but in ms
tice to the employees Of the United
States"
In one department we find clerks
doing certain grade of work for one
salary. and in another department
another group Of clerks doing Dracti-
cally the same work at an entirely
different salary. To do justice to these
unjustly treated would require gem
eral recla ssification. This COMMITTEES
unanimously agrees that COnrreas
should take action looking tos q sct.
entific rec1assifica ton By kkfemnt
ing to do justice in any specific "a ses
the committee felt that in such ma tch-
work salary reforms it would be add .
ing confusion to confusion"