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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-17
rnEFEns JAIL ro IoNa nosr
"Nonc Of City's Business How I Wear
stockings Novelist Says.


ATLANTIC iCITY. - Miss Louise
Rosine. who admitted she IL a novel;
LIST OF Los Angeles and 80 years old.
most e~mphatically declared the othar
day il vas none OF the city's business
whether she rolled her stockings NJ
or down. and was put IN The city
Jail In n state OF mutiny M uncovered
knees. She has avowed she win fight
her arrest IN the courts. ven n II
must go 20 the United States supreme
court.
Miss Rosinc appeared ON the beach
with her stockings rolled below her
Knees. A beach policeman approached
her and informed her courteously It
wns against the regulations.
Il most certainly VIII not roll 'eni
up.' she told the bluecoat. "Tho c,tv
has no right 60 tell me how I Will
wear my stockings. II IL none nf it,
business I will so 10 jail fi-sf."
Tho policeman then said he would
have to take her there. A. ha took
her by the arm. she II alleged o. have
swung a wicked right TO the officers
eye. nearly flooring him. He re-
covered and blew his whistle. Life
guards responded and Miss Rosinc
VAS taken to jail In the wagon-New
York World.
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broadway Christian church.

FJOTnoT BruadWay and GOId.l
Willard A. Guy. minister; il5
South Walter; phone iG4I-W.
S:ib Worship.
1913 Bible study period.
1855 ENprcssionai period,
1850 Special music and sermon.
SERMON topic. why Criest Thou 20
Me2"
700 Endenvor meeting.
$500 Evening worship and sermon.
Sermon topic. Jesus Attitude To-
ward Poverty" IN a series. on THE
Application OF the Teachings III Jesus
to Today's Problems
"Wednesday evening at 1880. Mid
week service.
A cordial welcome 20 all.
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st. pnuI's English Lutheran Church.

ANAintI HiAiH anu allN'isl
Arthur NJ. Knrdscn, pastor.
9iib a. m. sunday school. Eycry-
body WIN FIND a place here. \, W.
Kraemcr. superintendent.
II q. m. Morning worship. The
Rev. Nell Ferguson VIII deliver the
message.
8 p. m. The Christian Endeavcr
society Will have charge OF the eve
ming service. Topic. Sins OF the
Tongue Leaders. the Misses Mabel
Olson and Mildred Bhrnhart.
A warm welcome ut all the services
Of the church.
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mon subject. THE Face OF Jesus. =
Music by mixed quartette.
"Wednesday. Z; 45 y, m. Mid-wcck
prayer meeting.
Thursday. 7:45 y. m. Presbyterian
synod OF New Mexico meets IN the
First Presbyterian church.
Central Avenue Methodist Church.
w. 3. Vanderpool. pastor,
Morning program:
sunday school. $40. J. 70. Major,
superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor az ~
O'Clock. Subject. Church Preference"
Evening program;
Epworth League. Z o'clock. George
Mhckcy, leader.
Preaching at 5 o'clock. Topic.
"Eesioratlon OF JOY"
The public L. cordially invited 20
any or all OF these services.
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Unnamed Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner OF Gold Avenue and Arno
Stroet.)
Carl Schmid, pastor; residence, goo
South Arno street.
sunday school 9;i5 n. m.
Services In the German language
0.t5 a. m.
English services. II a, M.
In both services the subject Of the
viii DE The Lords Day gH
the Lord Himself Would Have 10
observe H."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-17
Republican Rally
At the Courthouse
On Sunday Night

4 republican rally will be held sun
day night at the court house. jesus
Romero, chairman OF the county
central committee, announced today
The rally viii DE At 1880 o'clock, but
there VIII be a band concert begin
ming at Z O'Jook In front Of the court
house. Among those who viii address
the meeting 10 follow win be Frank
Hubbcll and Mr. Romero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-17

Corner Coal and South Broadway
Harold T.. Davidson. Pm. D.. min
ister. residence. GAG South Walter.
sunday school at 10 o'clock sharp.
Mr.. Griffith In charge.
Morning service at II o'clock. Mrs.
Dixie owen will speak. Prelude,
"Mld-summer Nights Dream" Men
~dclsAohn), onertory. Songs without
Words (Mendelsaohn)i quartet
Morning ana Evening"
Evening service conducted by tn,
c. u. society with an address by m,
pastor at 7 O'Clock. Subject. ''Slni
Of the Tongue tJas. 3;1-12); leader
Louis Hernandez.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.

Corner Third and Lead Avenuc.)
George T.. Kitchen. minister.
u. A. Porterfield, $. :. supt.
Miss Bessie Way. deaconess.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Morning sermon. II a. m.
Epworth league. I y. M.
Evening sermon, s y. m.
Tho pastor. O.. Il. Kitchen. a. b.,
will preach both morning and cNo-
ming. Subject OF morning sermon.
Gods Plan for Every Christian
Evening subject, The Name Above
Every Name"
The music OF the day VIII be OF
special Interest md will be furnished
by our splendid choir.
The Epworth league at seven in
the evening viii be led by the pastor.
Topic for study. "Epworth League
Accomplishments aud Possibilities"
The mid-weck meeting for the
whole church on "Wednesday evening
Will be led by our ~deaconeHs. Miss
Bessie Way. A most interesting
meeting is promised.
The pastor viii leave Tuesday at
tcrnuon for Clayton. y. NJ. 60 attend
the annual session % the New Mexico
conference which opens Wednesday
afternoon with Bishop Charles l..
Mead. d. D.. presiding. The SUNDAY
school and the Epworth league vii,
be held next Sunday. sept. 20 AT tho
usual hours but on account OF the
absence Of the pastor there Will be-
no preaching service during the day.
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Meats every Sunday at Moose
hall; afternoon, ; o'clock; evening.
7.b o'clock. "wednesday evening
f:fb o'clock.
Praise and testimony. Friday .
ming 7:45 o'clock. Study OF the
Finished Mystery.
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tCOrner F1flh and sllver)
II. A. Cooper and @. II. Mexican,
pastors.
9:i5 a. m. Sunday school. T.. b,
Cristy. superintendent.
II a, M. Morning worship. Scr
mon toNt. ITO Every one His Work. %
solo. Rise TO An Eternity (Tcns-
dalcl. Mr.. Mexican.
G.i5 y m. Christian EndcayOr
I.lb d. M. Evening Mnrahlp. Snr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-17

The statement in this column ON Thursday that Captain Victor
lleintz was a member Of the national council of the American Legion,
was incorrect. Although a member of the American Legion, Cap
tain Heintz is not an officer of that organization. The correction is
made at the request of Captain Heintz, who spoke in Albuquerque
night in support Of the election of Senator Bursum.
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Immaculate conception Church
(Icsult EntherS-l

NOdaIIty mass, 7 O'CLOCK.
Childron's mass. $40 o'clock.
High mass and sermon, 10 a. m.
Evening service. 1880 o'clock.
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itlAuu fuurAh htltttl
sunday school and Bible class, 9.iS
"a. M.
Worship meeting, II a. m.
Evangelist Tom Carroll viii speak
In the evouinr az as.
The evangelist viii also speak al
Robinson Park at $40 D. m.
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serve. Show that you will not stand for lies and abuse a s a retrun
for broad guaged, useful, result producing effort for this state. II
IL viii help the public service and clean up future campaigns.
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Meets at Moose hall. ia North
Third street, CHcrald building).
T. Ogilvi". pastor; parsonage, 80
South Sixth street; phone 2bT-J.
$50 D. m. Sunday school. Mr..
Jonatan Costales, superintendent.
II a. m. Preaching BY pastor.
During the sunday school the Rev.
G. II. Mexican OF the First Presby-
terIan win Sing.
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Corner Forester and Slate.)
l.. l. Gaines, pastor: residence, 900
Vert Fruit avenue
sunday school g;45 n. m.
Preaching II a. nj. and 80 y, IN.
Y. y. =. $3.50 y. m.
Prayermeeting Wednesday 1872
y. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-17
KII.LEn IN TEsr rIY

BERLIN-While testing a new
form of motorless flying machine.
Lieut.. Leusch. a distinguished Ger
man flight commander during the
fell $50 feet and was killed.
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Al. y. Church fspanishl Barclas,

Near Erldgo on Bnfolns road, 7
Oginie. pastor.
1850 D. m. Evangoiistic service.
\ Gospel Message by the pastor.
. p. m. Open air service In front
OF church.
A hearty Invitation TO an. .
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woman's Club building. els West
Cold avenue.
sunday services al II a. m.
"Wednesday evening testimonial
meating at s O'clock.
sunday school AZ ss46 n. IN. tor
children up 20 tho age OF 20 years.
The reading room. room ?. Mtiini
building. fl2h West Central avsnue.
" open daily except Sundays and hoi-
days. from s:So TO b.3o y. m.
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The South Edith Church OF Christ.
Meets each Lords day at 720 =.
Edith 81. Bible study from 10 20 Il.
Communsion service 1T II o'clock.
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II you miss a train or a trolley car
It's more or less OF an aEEraNution,
nut It isn't a tragic loss by far,
And 80, on sober co Moderation,
Although the thought OF Year slowness annartH,
You'll takc your luck with q Pheasant smile
And saw. as the car that YOU missed departs,
"There'i be another after awhiie,"
~ You've misscd a chan CO In n business way
Don't facp the futu r. with gloomy ginnces,
For fortune frequently, dayib by day.
Gives other hurches a nd other chances;
II you fail In getting the girl YOU sought
Don't take the thing 10 a tragic style,
Console yourself with this ccsnic thought,
'Thcreli be another after awhilcs'
It's well to get on the proper train.
To take your chances. to Eet your girl.
But foolish indeed TO rack your brain
With what you've missed In the busy w!4ifi;
For II what the good DO ok says " true.
Why. after "a time OF test md trial,
II this life doesn't pro We good 10 you
There'll be another after awhilei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
.FAVORITES COME
THRU lST ROUND
doth Annual Singles Tour
nament Is Opened at
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 0.--Rnpid
fire elimination marked the initial
play In the fortieth annual singles
championship tournament Of the
United States Lawn Tennis asaocia-
tlon her, today. Fifty odd matches
were played between noon and y.
M. ana only one upact marked the
progress Uf the leading players OF
Am'rlca and Australasia into the
second and third rounds. A large ma
jority OF the matches were won In
three straight sets.
The outstanding surprise Of tho
afternoon was the defeat Of Norman
Peach. captain of the Australasinn
Davis cup team. by w. W. Ingraham
OF Providence, r. l., "A player stiii
In his teens.
william NJ Johnston Of san Fran
cisco, winner OF the championship
In 1915 and 1919. was also forced tn
play titulnr tennis In defeating II @.
NJ. Kcllohcr OF New York, Ga. g..
Ga.
In the other matches, tour" N;
class and experience told
Williams, Wallace, Johust
burn. Shimidzu. Vincent
the Kinsey brothers and a.
lnsians, Todd, iiawnus anH Audc,
son. all entering the second round
with only fair opposition.
During the first round there wer"
12 dcfaultod matches, includinR
those of X. Lindlcy Murray, Ichiyn
Kumagne, Charles s. Garland and
s. Kashic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
TENNIS TOURNEY DRAWINGS
Committee Selects Competitors In
Games Which Begin To-day.

The tcnnis committee mot last night AZ
tho "Y" and made tho following drawing
for the annual city tennis tournament
which starts this afternoon on the
matches by calling uaage 6i5S
Gump and North drew a bye; Mullins
and Nicholson drew bye, Thornton and
Van Dorcn Va Blackmore and Partner
Smith and kunklc ~. Travis and Apple
Lockwood, Campbell and Smiley vs.. Worl
and Partner. Freohorn and Frecborn vs.
E. " Mcintyre and Ritts; Rhlnehatt and
Miller vs., Cook and Stnver, ThompHon
and Lamberton drew n bye. Ashton and
Partner W. Hrown ana k!skadiun. Dom
niger and Tucker VS. Carter and Tomp
kins. Gurc md Partner Vs. Miller and
and Monzoni Langspccht and osborne
drew n bye Jones and Sloan drew bye
Iams and Wright drew bye.
r. c. Stewart bye, Y. G, Thompklns
bye; Leo Brown, bye, A. y, wright bye,
Mcintyre. u, n, Ashton vs. Robert niack-
more. ~. LauEspecht vs. PM stovcr, O.
NJ E'ork vs. n. Vernon; X. n. Elott vs..
r. Gibbons, II. q. Riedormsn VI. Nate
Appleman' > Terry .,ys j. -. iams' hlll
Dr. Tucker. Kuuklo "a \. a. Thompson,
J. Rhinchart. bye. PAU punham vs.. poin-
borne Va. Tom Gore, G. S. Jones VS.. Geo,
Travis, ". H. Elhcl vs.. II. Smithcrs, c.
l. Rowley vs. II. Wcin'cko, }. S.i.ambcr-
ton vs.. u. Solow; s. s. smith vs. J n.
Miller; VI. II Mullins vs.. j, 1utue. Stroup
Va. Arnold, buchanan vs. Ritts. t. wurl
cappc, bye; W. q. klrske bye. y. Mon
NET bNa
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Relieves Cullop in Fourth
and Allows No Bingles
Rest Of Game
CULL0P STARTS WELL
But Loses Control and Port
slider Rescues Him; Score
z to 2 for Clymcrs


OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. p
Knocking Love out Of the box In tho
frs, ,,rt,y ,,hu. ruiIon and Al
-, ,,,'.. -.
pah'So h''d 'Ni""OHl' '''S 70 '''
hits. Tulsa Won the final game OF the
series this afternoon. 7 10 2.
~, s,,,r.., ~, ,r,. ,.,.,,,, ,. .,,o., ,o,d
BURKE hrSt man 10 lace Love. touh
couple Of strikes ana then sent "A
linor scrcamlnr TO loft contcr. Re-
-,oro Hem, ,a,,t, ,,o, a.. t,i, hail
i'''' 'V"'N "'' ~. o'''' '''' ~
10 tho lhileld the FORMER oilcr man
agor was pcrchcd on second Ho
moved ia tbird wbie uroeu v,s
49,,
WI N'lb "ut iho''pS"u' "''u va
on i,hsIs sIlt.c 70 lIEn,. iout M
ohe tHio"bh hu"it hilu hThhHpH 'ul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
FEED FOR BASEBALL MEN
Amateurs Ia Have Hig Dinner Newt
Tuesday iNCning.

What In all probability will be the
largest gathering OF amateur base
bah players over brought together
In Tulsa viii take place in u form
at a banquet for the on, Rank and
Auto league I'm the dining rom OF
the College Inn Community church
next Tuesday evening at 7 O'Clock.
ScVcra pf the city's most prominent
men viii be present,
While an city league team man
ayers have been notified. reports
have been slow in coming In as 10
how many plates each team wishes
To have reserved, Texas has report
ed rs, Exchange National II. EN-
change Trust II, Picrcc l2. Man
ayers OF CoSdcn, Carter, GYPSY, Sc
Curity state, r. n r., Central Ma
uunal and Thomas c, Chraslcy of
the Auto league are requested To
can Norman II, snyder at the Mcgee
sporting Goods this morning as 10
the number their team will have,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
Western Association

FORT SMITH ARK, Sept. 9--Aftcr
making an error that opened the
way for two Okmulgce runs in the
seventh, Louis Jones drove long hit
to center. scoring Reudy from sec
closely contested, HAGEN doing SEN
sational work i'm right. Parker, first
base for Fort Smith, is out with "A
split finger. and Arlington. utility,
twisted his Knee and was carried
from the fold in tho fifth. Pitcher
Wetzel covered bag remainder of
game and drove In tying run In sew
enth. Fourteen innings played in
ono hour fifty minutes.
nGr, 900 ooo 900 ooo "a /
~ & 000 0oO 90o o0O 01-3 10 h
Rattories. WaIkun and Long.
Teyerett and schmidt
----
pAWHUSKA, sept. 9.-Pawhuska a
lost a wicrd game of baseball to
Springfield. - to Q in the series
opener here this afternoon. Paw
huska scored four runs with a ninth
inning rally hut fell three short of
tieing the score, Rafferty,. who was
hit in the head by one of Hodges
fast ones. was in a serious condition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
Parks Brothers Win
State Doubles Title
From DarrOugh-Speice

OKLAHOMA, CITY, sept. O.
Ben and Kirk Parks, University
OF oklahoma champions, won the
mems double championship of
oklahoma from Paul Darrough
of Oklahoma City. and Charles
7, SpoiCc of kingfisher, rs, 6-3,
6-S, lO-S. Tho Parks brothers
played brilliant game. while
their opponents limited them
selves t. the safe. pat-bull game.
Miss Louise liamann, the SEN
sational reaquet wcilder from Kan
sas city, is Oklahoma first
woman's single tennis champion.
Playing in her most brilliant
style agOinst Mrs. Sadie Peer, her
teammate, In tho doubles, who
went to pieces, Miss Hanann
walked off with the Champion
ship in straight sets, 81, 6-l.
Miss Hamann and Mrs. Peer
already had won the women's
doubles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
KILLARNEY LAD
HANGS UP MARK
Quarter in 26 Seconds
Fastest Distance Ever
Run at Night

Ollio Ostondorf's "stako horse"
Killarney Lad. ran the fastest quar-
ter mile on record at the night grey
hound races at Continent park
when ne negotiated the distance in
the fourth event last evening in 20
seconds flat. winning handily. The
track record OF 30 2-h was made by
Kiowa in the afternoon at former
meeting. The fastest quarter ran
at night before was 20 2-6 seconds.
Rush Reuben rompcd to an easy
victory In the sixth race last night.
The British dog, Imported Ginger
Beer H., was in this race but not In
the money. He was caught In Jam
at the start.
Last nights results:
First race, one-uuartcr mile, purse
s25-Ruth Cannon, first, Mcddle-
| some Mary second, Wild Ranger
| third. Time ~ A-h, Wanda. Fail
! view and Willie wild Bill also ran.
! Second race, three siNtccnths mile,
| purse S25-Somc OF the Herbs first,
Mig Parton second, Miss Niudicator
/ third. Time. 20 l~b, The Sneak
BLACK Boss and Friendly Queen also
ran,
Third race, ono-quarter mile
purse ti0--Blg Tom first, Red
| Bcakcr second, BABY Mine third
! Time, q 4-5. Quaker BOY, Hand
some Ray and Mite Hawk also ran
Fourth race. onc-quartcr mile
purse Si0--Ntllarney Lad first. Ne
braska wild Bili second. Sawbuck
third. Time, 20. Suisun, Ernest
Wild BIN and Moonshinc wild Bill
also ran.
Fifth race. thrcc- sixtccnths mile
purse Sgd--Spcedy gift first, Canui-
bal King second, Tho Roamor third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
BRILLIANT GRID
SEASON IN SIGHT
All Big Time Honored,
Battles of History on 4
the 1921 Program =

NEW YORK, Sept ..--Foo'b,u
is with us once mpre. Another
training season is under way
Thuds Of the clcatcd toe araint
the pigskin and the sharp com.
mands of the coaches echoed across
many college gridirou tud.y
Veteran players and scrubs alike
have settled down to the serious
business Of preparing for the official
opening of the season October I
and several hours of hard work /.
the order of each day.
Varsity elevcns will soon be in
shape for the initiating OF their
schedules.
brilliant Season the Outlook.
The coming season gives promise 1
of being u most brilliant one. An
Of the big time -honurcd grill BAT.
ties that feature the schedule from.
year to year will be resumed bui
there is feature in the fact thX
more interscctional games OF im-
portancc will be played than ever
before.
Harvard and Yale will be tho frs,
to crack open the intcrs,ctlonal
schedule on October s, when tho
Crimson meets Indiana at Cam.
'. =
at New Haven.
Few changes of Importance Tn the
rules will have to be hammered into
the heads Of players this fall The
rules committee paid more atton.
tion TO Che curbing OF unnecessary
roughncss than anything else ANA IL
| the recommendation are carried
! out, more teams will number more
| players than ever before.
Several games in addition 10 The
| ones already mentioned on the IN
terseCtional schedule will attract un-
usual interest.
ON October Is the Army will ,ake
| on Wabash at West Point and lIar.
ward will meet Georgia university
Princeton To Meet Chicago.
The following Saturday Princeton
will play Chicago's husky Maroons
at Princeton and Georgia Tech viii
! clash with Rutgers at Atlanta. The
! Chicago Princeton game is one u
! the biggest intersec tional contests
ever arranged.
on October 20, Harvard will meet
| Centre College at Cambridge. The
game showing of the preachers
against the big Crimson team last
! fall made return engagement this
year a feature of Harvard's schedule.
/ Chicago will meet Colorado, Prince
! ton will play Virginia and Penn
state and Georgia Tech will meet at
the Polo Grounds on the same date.
The Army-Notre Dame game this
year comes on November 5. on tho
same day Pittsburg will meet Ne
! braska at Forbes Field.
The first clash between members
, of the big Three" will also occur
on November 5. when Harvard
ackles the Tigers at Princeton.
The invention of photograph plates
made of paper instead of glass is
claimed In Europe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
Dog Race Entries

ottciu entries twenty fnh nlght. sat
urdaN
First race, one fourth milo. purse s.S--
Long Goldlo, Tulsa Girl TNly Dame, Step
Ahead Miss Vale, sweet nurch.
Second race. three .HiNtc,nths mile.
pursc Sl5-.luio Ray Lady Foil Rea
brush, rachy Baden, Rotty J. wild Irish
man tNl.
Third race one fourth uilc, purse siO.--
Leopold Films, Flying Stone, nully Ra,
If"uh'csome Fortune, Highball tMn
Handsome BUCK
Fourth race. fvo-siNtccntha mile. purse
Eto sammy Satan, Rcd ptno Oakland
Hannah. Robin Hood, uoneysuoklc, Edith
tautTp.
fltth race thrcc- -slNteonths tuue, purse
W Miss Fire EotoT Whuda Thunkit.
hNly Parton, Jennie prinklc. Holding
liondH. Rusy Manager.
sixth race, one fourth mile, purse tiO--
Suuburn, Votes Fortune, Night Rider.
| Ray Clair Miss Bohbit; Ripping Rhymo
| tMl.
seventh race three -siNtcrntrS wilc purse
i-b-Lord Cannon. Nursemaid DUTY :
! Malt So Long bick, Black jack, Var
Chance (AtD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
New Southpaw Hurls Hitless
Ball for 6 Innings On Rubber
Anglers TRY TO Fish
Miss Bieibfrey From
NeU Ydrk SlUim Pool

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Two cx-
pert anglers win try 10 fish Miss
Th"ll1 l|lcibtrey, olympia swim
ming ahtmplou. from a 25O loot
HWimming pool with bamboo
rod ana ordinary silk fish limo
September ] b. she VIII try to
prevent thCin. The contest wna
arranged today by Il newspaper.
The anglers are Joseph cav
thorn, export on tuun ana james
a CruikShan star trout fisher
man. The lluv viii bc attached
to "a belt whlch Miss Il"ibtrcy
viii wear. allowing her fun FREQ
dom. Tho fisherman Will tnko
turns In trying To pun her the
length of the tank ana to land
her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
liant Pitching Wins for OerSSox and Tigers Make SVa Record
Ruth Ties His Record
win 5fth Homer; Has
22 More Games Left

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o
Babe Ruth, basoball's premier
swatsman. today slammed out a
homcr-his fifty-fourth Of the
season and tied his 1920 home
run record. The drlve into the
center field blcachors was made
of Naylor In the fourth inning
Of the game with the Athletics.
one man was on base.
Ruth hit his fifty-fourth home
run last year on Scptembc 20,
also In n game with Philadelphia.
with Dave Kccfc on second. The
Yankees are scheduled to play 22
games before their seasons quota
is completed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10

Summary: Two-base hit-Thomp-
son. Burke, McGinnls ?, Sacrifice
hits-Icving. Parker. Stolen bascs-
Sewari, Brannon, Base on balls
Love |, Cullop 4, Albancsc 1. Struck
out--By Allen .. by Culiop 2. by Al
banese ?. Runs and hits-Off Love
/ and 4 in Ia innings, OFF Allen
and 0 in s 2-3 innings, OF Cullop .
and 2 In 0 innings, 0 out In fourth.
Double play McGinnis. Stewart and
Brannon. Left ON bascs-TulSa Z
Oklahoma city 0. Umpircs-Burn-
side and buckley. Timc-One hour
and 90 minutes.