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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
STRAJK PIEKARZY.

Przeszio 1000 zorganizowa-
nych piekarzy dziewieciu najwie
kszych pickarh w Chicago wy
szfo wczoraj na strajk. Okolicz-
nose ia wytworzyfa bardzo po-
waznq sytuacje, gdyz zmniejsza
ona dzienny wypiek chleba o s.
procent. Pomimo, ze wiaSciciele
piekarh oSwiadczyli, IL najwyzej
w godzine po rozpoczeciu strajku
zdofajq oni uruchomic piekarnie
przy pomocy piekarzy nieunij--
nych, sytuacja obecna jednak ME
przcstaje bye groznq dla miesz-
sahc6w. Strajk zostaf wywota-
ny dqzen.iem piekarh do znizki
placy piekarzom do 20 procent.
Rozwoziciele chleba solidaryzuja
sic re strajkujacymi piekarzami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle kommikatu POlskiegO KOnsu-
latu GeneralnegO kurs marek pOlsliich
Jest dis 900 marek "a $1.OO, czyli SLIP
"a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgIcznegO.
Wsch6d siOnca o gOdzinie 5:18.
Zaeh6d siOnca o gOdlzmie S:17.

PogOda W Chicago OkOIicy: We VITO
REX pogoda nieuStalOna, pO po4udniu
Iub W nOcy deSzcz z grzmOtami. w
srode pOgcdnie niecO cfhOdniej. La
codny wschOdni wiatr we wtOrek, pre-
chOdzacy W p6fnOcny W SrOde.
-
Temperature Dolby miniOnej: Maj
wyisza wczOraj gOdzinie 6tej wiecZO-
rem 80 stOpni, najniisza wczOraj 60
dzinie 6tej ranO 72 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31

Dokonczenie ma str. 6-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, 81 maja: Sw. PetrOneli
panny.
JutrO, SrOda, 1-gO czerwca: SW. Nj
ISOdema Nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
R8zygnacja Prewjsra WitOsa Me zOstaEa Przyjeta
17OO GdnosIazaktW POsgtO ObrOne SUsj zsmL
KunfsBncja Rady NsjWylszej Pred 10 CzerWGa.
Rsms WypIacy Pisza Rate OdszkodowanIa - 100000 OC
INNE TELEGRAMY zAGRANICzNE.

shego, wydal rozkaz rozpedzcnia
tfumu przy pomocy czoig6w.
Pomiedzy powstancami Mem
cami toczy sic boj artyleryjsl;i.
Niemcy atakuja uparcie pod ko-
snicami. DIVA aeroplany niemie-
ckie krazyIy ma Pozycjami pol
skiemi ostrzeliwujac oddziaIy po-
wstancow karabinow maszyno-
wych-
Oddzial NierRcew, kt6ry pre-
kroczyi Odre pod Szyszowicami,
zosta} powstrzymany ogniem ka-
rabinow maszynowych. Inny zaS
oddziai wojsk niemieckich usi}o-
wal przekroczyc rzeke pod Mar
kowicami, lecz rowniez zosta}
rozbity.
Ma pofudnie Cd Raciborza Kill
ka oddzia4ow powstancow pol
skfch przeprawiio sic ma levy
brzeg rzeki Odry. Ogieh artyle-
ryjski oraz karabinow maszyno-
wych stawaf sic bardziej intensy-
Wny ku DoiudnioWi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31

Dokohczenie mas tronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31

przez % oskarzonych leaderow
robotniczych.
Komisja Sledcza pod przewod'
nictwem Dailey'a "yk~y}a nowe
100000 lapownictwo. O fakcie
tym dowiedziano sic ksiqg ra-
chunkowych firm ,Standard Pi-
ping i Equipment Co." Zamiesza
nych w te sprawe jest szeSciu
byznesowych agcnt6w unijnych,
ktorzy ]ap6wke otrzymali cd
czterech teatrow W Sr6dmieSciu
ksiqzki odnosne zostaiy skonfi--
skowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31

DokonczeEle ILL., stronicy Q :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
KATASTROFA AEROPLA-
NOVA; SIEDM OSoB "a
BITYCH.

Washington, 81. maja. - Pod
czas katastrofy aeroPlanowej, ia
ka wydarzyla sic w sobote VIE
czorem w poblizu Morgantown,
Nd, pofozonego 40 mil ma po-
ludnie Cd Waszyngtonu, sledm
os6b stracilo zycie, a mlanowlcie
czterech oficerow, dwu oiicerow
tytularnych dwu wybitnych O.
bywateli cywilnych, gdy olbrzy-
mi aeroplan szpitalny ,'Curtiss-
Eagle" pochwycony silna burza
zostaf rzucony ziemie. Ami je-
den pasazerow, ktorzy znajdo-
wall sic W aeroplanie, ME uszedf
zyciem Z wypadku. Aeroplan
po straceniu go przez burze caly
stanaf w p}omieniach i ci, kt6-
rzv ME zostali zabici strasznem
uderzeniem, zostali spaleni w
szczatkach latawca. Wedle O.
Swiadczenia oficerow byia to je-
dna Z najwiekszych katastrof W
historji awiatyki wojskowej Sta
now Zjednoczonych. w kata--
strofje stracili zycie nastepuja--
cy: podpulkownik Archie Miller,
najwybitniejszy cz}onek awlatyki
Arnji amerykahskiej, porucznlk
Stanley Ames, pilot aeroplanu
szpitalnego, porucznik Cleveland,
w. M'Dermott, porucznik John
NJ. Pennywell, sierzant Ryszard
Blumenkrantz, p. A. G. Batchel-
der, przewodniczacy rady wyko-
nawczej Amerykahskiego Stowa-
rzyszenia Automobilowego W
Warzyngtonie Maurice Como
lily, zarzadca firmy ,,Curtiss Air
plane CO.., oraz major amerykan
skiego korpusu rezerwowego, a
byfy kongresman Iowa. Kata-
strofa wydarzyfa sic W powrot-
nej drodze do Waszyngtonu po
la awiacyjnego Langley, znaj-
dujacego sic W poblizu Newport
News, Va, gdzie odbywafy sic W
sobote Gwiczenia rzucania bomb
aeroplanowych.
PAM CURIE SKLODOW-
SKA PRZYBEDZIE DO
CHICAGO.
New York, 81. maja. - PAM
Curie =. Skiodowska, wielka u
czona Polka, wynalazczyni radu,
ma polecenie lekarzy porzuciia
plany udania sic ma wybrzeze Pa
cyfiku, dokad miasa wyjechac W
najblizsza srode. Jednakowoz pa
nj Curie- Skladowska wyjedzie
stad w Srode do Chicago, gdzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-31
WLOSI I NIEMCY SZYKUJA
SIZE DO KONTROFENSYWY.

Opole, 81. naja. - Wzdiuz ca
lego frontu Cd granicy czeskiej
w poblizu Raciborza do granicy
polskiej pod Kruczborkiem,
znajduja sic posiFki wloskie. Do
wodztwo mad armja wfosko ME
miecka obja{ general niemiecki
Hoeffer. Przygotowania Mem
cow i Wiochow wskazuja, il "a
mierzaja oni wszczac generalna
ofensywe przeciwko powstahcom
polskim. Wlosi oznajmiaja, IL
pofowa roznych organizacyj ME
mieckich posiada karabiny.
, Korespondenci amerykahscy,
ktorzy powracaja Kruczborka,
stwierdzaja, IL pograniczni urze-
dnicy polscy robia wszelkie sta
rania, azeby powstrzymac ochot-
nikow cd przeuaczania granicy.
Komendant jednego z rniast po-
granicznych rozbroii 300 ochot--
nikow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

In the best game Of the climina-
tion sorlos'to date the fast Paden
team, yesterday afternoon, gave
Cosdcn good run. forcing the Oil
leaguers to put up the best aind of
bah the FUN nine innings. but finally
losing. The score, was : to ..
Cosden scored first In the third
inning. Becker. first man up, laid
down nice single. Shannon sacri-
iced him to second Murphy's tap
sent ~akcr over.
Three more came In the sixth
when Pet Ellis was safe on muft
by Davis. Christian seemed TO lose
control ana hit the next two batters,
iilltng the bases. Ellis scored on
Murphy's long fly and two more
came over when Bruton singled.
Iddcn's runs came I'm the sixth
'ng, first up. was retired on n
ball over the LETT fence but the ball
bounded and he was allowed hut two
bases. Singles by Grant and Davis
counted for two runs.
In tho scconf game the Exchange
Eationals and the Holsum Bread
put up an exciting contest ,iIodsum
winning, 10 to Z.
Two good games are booked in
the elimination series when the Sa-
voy team OF Tulsa. meets Gypsy OF
Glcnpool In tho first game. and the
rcNHS oil league champions meet
'Ouny Rust'a Pierce OH team from
sand Springs I'm the second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Dog Race Entries =
Official Entries for Tonight.

First race. Purse {25. 3-l6 Mile
Hickory Jim, Miss Vale, Miss Fire
Eater, Cy King, quaker Boy, Little
FIirt.
Second race. Purse s25. Ia Mile
Some of the Herbs, Pachy Baden,
Big Tom, Black Jack. Fair Chance,
The Tiger.
Third race. Purse $40. 3-i5 Mile
Speedy GIFT (muzzle), Nursemaid.
Josscrue CmuzZlc). Nicky Clair,
Oakland Hannah, Red Red Rose.
Fourth race, Purse 40. Ia mile
Lady Lee, Leopold. Rachel Wild Bill,
Nebraska Wild Bin. Sawbuck, Hign-
ball tmu2zle).'
Fifth race, Purse $40. 3-l6 Mile
Dutfys Malt, Sitting Bull, Ernest
wild BIZ, Friendly Fox, Breakers
Lady, old Rosebud.
Sixth race. Purse $40. IA Mile
Cindor Path, Peerless Prince, Hes
mis- (muzzle), SO Long Dick. Sammy
Satan lmuzzle). Cannibal King.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Dog Race Results

Result of greyhound races Friday
night:
First race. ais OF a mile, purse
32J-Miss Bob. first; Tulsa Girl,
second; Red Parton third Time.
20 3-5. The Rosary. Regret and
Lady G also ran.
Second race, IA mile, purse $40.
lone, first; Robin Hood, second
Lad" Foil. third. Time, p 2-5.
Handsome Buck, Mooney Recluse
and Polky also ran.
Third race. ale mile, purse s25--
Slight Rider. first! Midget Flrt, sec-
ond. PARTON. third. TiE;e, 20. y ht
HaWN, oscar Lacey and NailS For
tune also ran.
Fourth race. 3-16 mile, purse $40
Killarney Lad, first; Misty Dawn.
second; Flying stone, third Time.
- l-5. Billy Ray, Flying stone and
Suisun also ran.
Fifth race 3-i6 mile. purse SO
Red Pine, first; Arasee, second:
Blue Rock wild Bill. third. Time.
coils. Edith Cantrip, Sunburn and
Clara Wild Bill also ran.
Sixth race, Ia mile, purse SO
HoneysuCkle, first; over the Rhine.
second; Lord Cannon, third. Time,
- lis. Rush Reuben, Dutch Berg
man and The only one also ran.
KILLARNEY Lad. the old favorito ~
the Tulsa race fans, scored pOpu-
lar victory when he came home by
three lengths in front of Misty
Dawn in a prettilv contested finish.
The fifth race was also close be-
tween Red Pine and Arasee, the
former winning in the last few
strides.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

4 australian Net Stars ~
Trim Japs in Doubles

CASINO COURTS. NEWPORT. r.
l., Aug. 26.-Australia's Davis cuu
team broke into the victory column
against the Japanese here this after
noon whom Jim Anderson and Clar-
cuCc Todd defeated Ichiya kumagae
and Hcuho Shimid2u, 4-6, Ga, 60 In
the doubles.
The lanky Antlpodoans headed Off
the Nlpponcse In their hcadlonE
flight toward victory IN the final
Davis cup by brilliant display OF ten
MIA.
In order to win the right 70 play
the Americans in the challenge
round, however, the Australians
must win both Of tomurruw's sin
giles matches.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
0n Walker and Ben Parks Play Today for Valley Tennis Title
viz League Stars to
Run n Winter League
On the Pacific Coast

Fr LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 2s.-Ar.
r1utemcnts have been completed
Tor tho new California mid
winter baseball league, II was
announced here today. Rogers
Ilurusby ~ the Cardinals and
Harry iIcilmrn of tho Detroit
Vitcrs, viii manage ana captain
iva teams AZ Sal Francisco
white GooJEo SiHlcr u the
browns and RABBIT Marnnvillo
u M" pltehurEh rira''s win cf-
h'iHtc similarly for two teams al,
IuH Angeles
Tn" season win run 10 weckR
u'"ordIuE TO me 1nfuuncomrnt
and 20 games viii bee played.
Each club win Doe allowed only
tour major lctguors, 1t Is spcct-
fud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Totals a. II 81 II

zBatted Rlr Hodge In ninth
zzRan FOR Dratchi In ninth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
State Champion Meets Young
College Star in the Singles,
W. HAGEN WINS
IN WESTERN OPEN
Jock Hutchison Comes in
Second; Bobby Jones
Ties for Fourth

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 23-W,'.e-
Hagen OF New York. formor'y =
Detroit, won the western open r..'
championship here this afternoon
when ne turned in a score Of al f1r
the last is holes. making a g.. Al
score OF 2S7 for the ~ holes.
Jock Hutchison Of Chicago. for-
mer champion, was second win a
score of 292, Emmot French of
Youngstown. third, with 2g4, and
Bobby Jones, Atlanta amateur. and
Joe KirRwood. Australian pnlu-
pion. tied for fourth place, with a
score OF 295.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Do aoir.,
jopiis


Ntattcd Tor Hpurg in eighth.
zNpne out when Winning run scored.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

ANNA RIMKUs, r. K. No. 3, Spring,
field, ILL.,
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month in and month out as Miss Rim,
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where Lyva f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has removed the cause OF
the trouble and brought good health
For more than forty years this old
fashioned root and herb medicine has
been the standard remedy for sucn
ailments, and has the record of having
restored more suffering women 10
health than any other medicine.
II there is any complication about
your condition you do not understand
write Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine
Co.. Lynn. Mass. about your b jalths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

Charles Spiece Of Klngfishers will
defend the Arkansas Valley singles
championship. which he won seven
years ago when the last tournament
was played here, against Ben Parks
OF saltwater brilliapt young Uni
versity of Oklahoma player on the
y. NJ. c, A. courts n Eleventh and
Norfolk at o'clock this afternoon
Spiece and Parks worked their
way to the finals by defeating their
semi-finals opponents yesEday aft
ernoon. Parks had comparatively
easy sailing with J. ID. Iams OF Tulsa
his accuracy and steadiness being
the outstanding features. He didn't
allow the former Tulsa city cham
pion to take game in the first two
sets. but Jones rallied and gave him
a battle from then on. winning the
third set, Ga and forcing Parks to
do hi< 10 take the fourth and de-
Gliding set. 6-2.
The match between Splece and
Kirk Parks, Ben Parks younger
brother. was n hard fought contest
and saw the prcttiest tennis of the
tournament, Young Parks appeared
nervous in the first set which Spicce
took with case. 6-l. but he came
back In the second and led in the
carly stages. finally being outlasted
by the veteran who won It, Us.
Parks played brilliantly in the third
set, leading three games to none at
one time But Spices rallied and
finally won it, s-4.
Spiece and Ben Parks. the singles
finalists. also will be pitted against
each other in the doubles finals.
Spiece, with Howard Penficld Of
Kansas city will play the Parks
brothers In the doubles Spiece and
Penficld eliminated Iams and Wright
of-rulsa in the doubles semi-finals
after a hard match. while the Parks
brothers won over the Monnet broth
ers. Eugene and Claude. of Tulsa. In
easy fashion.
A gaad galley turned out for
the mi-finals yesterday, despite
the heat, and even larger crowds
are expected today when the finals
are played.
One Of the hardest matches on
record In tournaments here came z
the consolation singles I'm the con-
test between George Travis and Kun
kIe. Travis won in straight sets, but
the second set required &c games TO
determine the winner. Travis finally
taxing a. 10 after winning tho
,irst "a
VISITING tc,ri, rl,,ors ,,d r,or,
hers ~ Tho local rmb yin he taI,on
Co., ,ri, 90 tbo Cnsdo, rot,,or,, a.,
tho ear,y afternoon THO vieit Is
undor no ausnices or tho Jnnior
Char,hor -, Conrorco onI ,t,a not
mon viii no puosts M Iuncbnor in
Wost .TuIso Thnv vii, rotnrr In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Western 4 sSOciafiOn

WilUSKA, Aus. 20 --Pawhusi,a a
celebrated "A Booster day today, but
the celebration was in honor OF Fort
Smith. Tho Twins took both ends
OF the Rooster double header. Z to =
and to o. Lefty" Allen held the
visitors poworloss 6ntil tho seventh
inning of the opener A fuur-run
rally IN the ninth decided the con
test.
ScorC--first game: II. II T.
Fort Smith 900 600 12A--7 o .
Pawhuskn 900 2lO OOO-3 .
Batteries, LcvUctt and Schmidt
Allen, kahut. Schneider and Nichols
score second game: Il, II, r.
Fort Smith ..,.O0O o03 IA 6 J
Pawhuska .....OOO UOO % 2
Seven innings 10y agreement
batteries. poason and Schmidt
Bait and Nichols, pundcn,
DRUMRlGHT, Aus 2G.--lIcury-
eta hit consistently Ina today's gam"
and won from Drumright. 10 10 8.
Robertson Of Ucnryotta got homo
Tun while Thomas hit for four safe
ones Ia four times a. yat
Score by inning. r. H. f.
UcuTyctta LOB 0o3 O2o--lO 10 .
Drumright no OOl 900 2 Q .
batteries; sheppard and llagloy,
Mcdonald and Wulln
ENID, Aur &c - Chickasha
puuuccd ON UpchurCh today and
hammered out an II To n victory,
Th.v reached HIM FOR ono hons
ru two triples. eight doubles and
five singles. In the meantime In
graham was tuyincinlc, yielding only
fu.r scattered hits.
Score hy innings: II, II. IT,,
Chuht-ha 400 O13 22l-1l II "
Enid ......O0O 600 600 o 0
Batteries. Jnrrtham and Hayes
2 'pnhur"n ana Comes.
DENTLDEE. Aue. gG-UuEhcy
WUhup huuE mp his eighth conscc-
'u.Nr victory hore this afternoon
whom Do nosfrd Eiii. Rolf In "a
hing battle and rayo the Drill
ors the second game of the Spring.
fpl1 series, 90 Z.
Score by innings. R. II. T.
-uriuEfi,ld 200 0Ui 600 3 :
9tmu.Enc 900 03O loN-4 s r
Hp''cucs. Rolf pud White Walk
up and Long.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
INDIANS RETAIN =
AMERICAN LEAD
Mails Is Wild but Wins;
Proves Effective in
Tight Places

CLEVELAND, Aus. 2e.--Aithough Malls
was Wild issrflng eight passes be va
effective with men on bases and Cleveland
defeated Warrington. 6 TO 2. Washington
pitchers were nearly as wild and inetfec
tive In the pinchos Erickson aud court
ncy having 70 he taken out because 81
lack - control Baghy replaced Mails in
the ninth when Washington had two on
bases and one out. lie passed Bush
rlung the basts amt Milan then hit into
double play
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Mrs. Waiter Wright
Winner in Kentucky

Another victory was added TO
those already acquired in the equine
world by Mrs, Walter Wright of
Tulsa when she took first bule
ribbon in the ladies class with her
mare Katharine Wright at the
Shclboyville, Ky, fair This week.
Announcement OF the awarding OF
The ribbon 10 the Tulsa horsewo-
ceiyed yesterday
Mrs Wright won first blue rib
bon at the Centennial state fair
at Sedalia, Mo, last week with her
A4uTU N1dClon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

NTUITUI TOT TOUfE IN VTEhfN-
zNpne out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
Joplin 49,. 900 Ooo 0lO 600 O--l
p's Mplnes .,... 600 600 Ool 600 Ia
summary. Home run-HsUner, Three
base hit-Spcas Twu-basc hits--Robert-
SON, Yuma Sacrifice hits Robertson,
nruwu. stolen base Yuma. Left on
hasos-Jopln IT, pes Moincs g. struck
out Hy Black g. by berger s. Dasc ON
balis-.Ou BLACK ., of Uerger 7, lit hy
ptcNrr-p NY Black tSpcas Kruegerl hy
nergrT tNTnwn. Hammer. BlarkI Earned
runs-pcs M1in's ., Joplin l. Losing
pitcher llerEor, Double plBNs-Grant 10
Yuma 60 l'rowu, Christensen to Hamilton.
Runs Mueller. Yuma banner Errors
Robertson, Yuma .. tmp,res- paly and
burnside. T,me-Two hours ana 80
minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
Finalists Also Opposing
Each Other in Doubles
Play Today
GOOD GALLERY IS OUT
Nice Crowd Sees Semi-Finals
Despite the Heat; Some
Of Matches Hard
Finals in Valley Net
Tourney Come Today

Finals in the Arkansas Valley
tennis tournament will be played
at the Y NJ G. A.. Coprts.
Eleventh and Norfolk, today as
follows:
Doubles. 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, Charles Spiecc of Kingfish-
or and Howard Penford of Kan
sas city vs.. Bon and Kirk Parks
oi Saltwater.
Singles, O'CLOCK. this after
noon. Charles Spiece VS.. Ben
Parks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27
oil League Stars to
Play Texas Sunday

II will he real all-star oil league
team that faces T.. l.. brakes Texas
champions sunday In the exhibition
game at McNulty park Sunday after
NuOu, IL was announced yesterday
that all five - the other teams of
the OH league would be represented
on the all-stars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-27

rotal, y Is sqli Total, CON ~ /

NRtted Tor Mitchell IN eleventh.
zSprangcr hit by bnttcd ball.
Scnr" by innings
Oklahoma city .....OiO OOi 2Ol 00-5
Omaha 90. ........iOO 00l O2i 0O-5
summary Earned ruus--omaha 4.
Oklahoma city 4 Three base hit--HBney.
Two. base hits Hancy. Spranger, q Rrion.
Sacrifice htts.SprHng"r, Lee, Graham,
BASE on hRlls-Dtf SnaYe 4 off Bliss !
Of Allen /. Struck out-Hy shave ,.
BY Hurrh 1. by Allen =. Double play
Spranger 70 Leiivelt. INT by pitched
hRll--Hy Snave I. stolen b1seS--Ii lslason
Massey, spranser. Wright, Parker. RunH
and hi--Du SnAve II and In in
ninEs. of Davenport and ! IN ? innings
OF Bliss and w Innings of Alien
- and in innings LETT on bases
omaha 10 Oklahoma city 10. Runs
Shsniey. Harper. Heatly .. Runser, Usney
2, MASSEY @ Snrangcr. Errors Wright
Runsef. Leuhbe. y Uwpircs-- pccker and
Anderson. Timc-TwO hours and so
minutes
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Phnatsiphia


Totals ~ u ~ d Totals % n 2!
Uluttcd fur g. smith 900 seventh.
Score hyt Inning.
Cincinnati .. .......... lO4 200 lOl=7
Philadelphia .... .... 900 hUO goo
Summary Huns Neulr. uuhur 2..Gruh.
btrasl'r, Buuh"rt WuRbtstuuo. Lee Er
rofs WiuEp. Mllrr @ Williams. Two.
bnso hits Bone. LuuuU. duncan. Gtnh.
Parkinson. stolen base Nonic. Duub'"
plsyr..W in'ora 10 Ieri,innun to L"e. Park.
luson to !. Smith, !. smith to leo. Bascs
on balls or O.. Saith /. Struck out
.iy Luquu 6.
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The Bank league game between
the Exchange Nationals and sin
,'tir,, scheduled for today at Me-
Nuity park, ss' been postponed be-
cause OF the amateur elimination se-
rios in progress at McNulty park.
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Pu 6-sfah =
E,r rs.


tl'It'i fni .u,uIl,uu ~ ninth
'tHfH IH Ifi.rYa
pHtFUufrh ... 600 tnf nru
'DN tnrF 900 900 frF
.uWmury HIua MarnusIu.. U1rtr4r
ffHDN. Lrr..H Iuuttut TIf.,. base
hf Ir'h STOLEN bnss BIRbo. buuh',
pNfH. bancroft rn Nupufrs fH EU'I.
i1Ho Hu UI|Is orr iiuuut.t g. uff Doug
.aN a'lu'h out ly buurlos Q, bs
Hamilton D
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kacne anu 1
could not work.
A neighbor rec
ommended your
medicine and l
took four bottles
of Lydia f. Pink
ham s Vegetable
Compound. | am
now strong and
well, able 70 work,
and recommend
your medicine to
my frien d S."
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Indiana Boy Wins Net Title.

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug.
26.-Julius Saglowsky OF Indiana pO.
lis won the boys tennis champion
ship of the United States today.
beating Thomas McGlinn of Phila-
dpiphia, 90, 6-3, SO
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BDston Outincks Sox.

CHICAGO. Aug. :6,-Flukc hits by Ro.-
ton, coupled with errors by Chicago gave
the visitors 6 to I victory In the first
game Of the s"rirs today. Pitcher Jones
had to retire from the game IN IN" eighth
when Hooper stepped on his foot while
running out a hit.
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Sion, CITY.


. 0ITHn|hTN- TW0| VaFo TITN-Utck, WHHh-
burn, Metz, Mar. Nutlcr Thrne base
hit ost"rgArd. Home run Griffin.
SacrltAe hits Musser, washhurn, Leard.
Stolen Sasc Smith. Double plays-Hav.
euport 20 Mar. 'Kearns to Metz To Mari,
HitH-Off Davenport In Ia INNINGS of
MuHsor ami "a 2-3 innings Left
on bases " iChits 10 Sioux city 9 Base
on halls-Of MuFser g. nn Davenport 8,
Oft Tosar 3. Winning pitcher
Losing pitcher Maun. struck out By
Musser .. by Nsun !, by Davenport I. by
T'sar 6. Passed bail-Griftin' Hit by
pltchec ball-.Dayenport, CBlakesly), by
Tcsar lGriffn). Runs Smith 2, Wash
burn, butler 2 BlAkesly ., Griffin 3,
Harbur ., Lcard Ostcrgard. Metz ? Robl.
son 2, Mari, Kcorns Tes8r. Errors
smith. Washhrun. Beck, Griffin. Metz,
MAR. Cmplros- Ormsby and buckley.
Tlme--Tw0 hours aud minutes.
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Sion, Wins h, Tnsi Einluh-

SIOUX CITY. Aug. 2G.-SiouN city made
garrison finish and took the opening
game uf the series from Wichita. II to
10 here to-day. Musser allowed but one
hit IN the first five innings. but weakened
and was driven from the mound In the
seventh Maun, who relieved him, also
was hard hit.
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fiiiLAIl1lIiIA. Aux 90. Cincinnati
found Fhusi'lphIH u't,urrr Tor ~ hI's
today ana rE"u"d tho arfl.. ty winning
90 g. After Wut,r and a. smith
uad failed to Htou the Rods Manage
Wilhelm went on tho mound Iu tho eighth
inning but ircl no buttor