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Hclp-Male or Female

CLERKS Cmcn. womcn). over IL. for postal
mail service: $40 month; examinations
June. experience unnecessary. For free
particulars Of instruction. write j.
Leonard cormcr civil service examiner
i0i& Equitable Building. Washing; on.
MEN wanting work, see US. Coiored
couple for FnirmOnt. ". Va. soc Rich
nond Employment Agency. 40 West
Brond.
TEACHERS Schools for teachers and
teachers fc- schools. Enrolment FREQ
Palmetto Teachers Bureau. spartan
burg. s
TEACHERS for Virginia schools and col
lcgcs: many splendid openings. good
salaries. Guaranteed enrolment: manual
free. also many other OPENINGS through
ont South. Sheridan TonchcrH' Agency.
Greenwood. $. e,
L. : GOVERNMENT wants men women
over IL. hundreds permanent positions:
EilE To si"5 month: short hours. vaca.
ton: common education sufficient. Write
Immediately for list positions. Franklin
Institute. Dept. 460-!l Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED. married couple. without chill
drcn. to take charge OF small country
clubhouse. Mus; understand cooking
write. with references Il. -. BOX q.
Richmond. Va
WANTED, io,ooO Mas and Pas to vi.x
the green Gag in front OF Rex Thcatcr
week ~; Jun" i. It's a wonder
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SIP ClAi..

SPECIAL.
i-ToN FORD TRUCK. EQUIPPED
WITH OPEN EMPRESS nopy. Cab AND
PNEUMATIC TIRES. COOP CONDITION
81" CASH.
o%E BUICK TOURING CAR WITH
ELECTRIC LIGHTs AID sEi.r-srAnr.
hh PRACTICALLY new TIRES.
BIC BARGAIN FOR s1o CASH.
oNE FORD LIGHT DELIVERY Truck.
IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. RIG.
GAST BARGAIN ~ THE CRY AT ,,n
CASH CALI. QUICKLY BEFORE sc,n
AND SEE THESE At II %onru ,5ru
STREET.
- .f.DS EE-Good m"rhaniral ro,.,,,.,-.'
-" li'l LltS LICENSEES. ch,,n iiL.,,.'i'
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WEST OF FlkST sTKLEr.
a WOLLSIEEER.
s00i IVES. Cay Street
BUTTONS DRUG STORE.
5000 West cary Street;
Shirley : PHARMACY,
az North sheppard street
BLANKS BOULEVARD rhARAACf'
ssJJ We; Broad street
CAEEDO's DEUG STORE.
Robinson and Floyd.
HCoN EIt = PHARMACY,
THE BRANDS PHARMACY,
1901 Fars Avenue.
c 4. kEkE,
2?.s Hanover Avenue.
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY.
2o2i Grove Avenue.
l. BOOMER.
1919 West Main Sires,
AERMiFAGE Drug COMPANY.
!sii West Broad streei.
PUBLIC DING STORES.
1904 AK Avenue-
IVES! Esd CO%FECTioSERY.
1901 West Main Sweet.
q. l.. JOHANN
s:i Nest Main Street
PINE STREET PHARMACY.
s3i souta Iiae StrteL
G. CH!OCCA BROS,
s!2 West Broad Street
Y. i. NAY y 5lOS,
iS5 bsSon Av>Lne.
TAHRANT DRUG COHpANy.
West BROAD street;
COHEN CO DEPARTMENT. STORE.
u East BROAD Street.
". \. SAUNDERS.
ssO West Le.gn street
LAsr OF FIRST STREET.
scHERs.
10. No5,h Third street
HUGHES kUkHITuRE CO.
49, North t.;iA street
J. ii. HUME.
$50 He.,A Fourth Street;
u!C!!MOHD PHARMACY.
81! East Main street
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\ LARGE
RcRi estate rrm wants an eNpcritncCl
nigh class farm salesman ." tarc charge
O.: us farm department. Spi.nLiI oppO.-
tuuIty tor the man who eau prpduC, re-
suits. Adhrcss iiot .Gs. rho Dispatch
ABLE BODiED MES wanted to prepare
as bremen, hrdE'iurn. mOtormcr. con &.
ductors, also Culored train and sleeping.
car pOrtcfs. Larg. standard road. ncsr
you write Immediately FOR application
blank hu1 iniorurH ton. Shme pusiilur
you want Experience unucccssAry.
hallway Inst. Don't. 10. Indiana 3ui!a
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Repairing

., Furniture % all Kinds made Ia ord,
N'itt"ns an! rcnnish!uE. Pc.so6Shil
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~" lNNENTic"-On rhug. :5r Ford.
.".!7 "n 'iShi h's Dror's; small iuNest
ar -. exc H-lvc territory unusual OPP
I"FlHn.'J Toy agents AMI y.!cE-ltu ,l-
.f'-r sales ME- .I'. STA. {. Omaha.
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SALESMAN.


., t;SSSep,ional opror,un,ty with wcll-cs,ah-
Ccssfu salesman. over 30 years OF age. 10
work In territory adjacent to Richmond.
Remuneration inclnacs salary. expenses.
commission and bonus
II YOU are looking for a permanent con;
ncetion who're advancement and increased
your ability. address y. .. BOX II. station
Ito arranged
- -s. r@:or i"Sp to s vi" w eT
roof Mats. on market IL years ma
wS% nrdsTSSt an" espe" %HGf S SGSTy bSp 2G
ing. hotels. ihcaiers, stores. clubs.
o!cNnior'. homes; leader in it's field
cool men can make hiG money, and
wcnr-rroof Mat Co. .iSG ". Fulton ST.
chicago. III.
SALESMEN- Wanted. three specially
STAR OF old. Established nrTn selling a
grcssivc men looking for q ncfm'Mcmt
connection where mail and repeat orders
ard and 'asip' e T s"oH rTasr@s 'S G
edged r"ferGnGcs rcInirch Ahdrolss DcriH
age sale. Sell schools. churchct. news
rapcrs; No Investment Ou,ntI leads
advertising cooperation furnished Acme
y, rr o. Co.. $50 washington nidv.. chi
sIEsM Mdn ,1S; @o h. nIS% Wig awaG
housc work; Commission hasn onlS.
Apply the Hoover suction Sweeper Co
20i North Fourth street Monday
to 10 a. ".
SELL NEcEsSITIES--E Everybody needs
and buys tho Business Guide" BRYANT
cleared $500 in 30 days; GuteIius, 1850
IN Is days. Send for sample. It's freq,
Nichols Co., SaperWlle- III
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}tjlitlBiLEA
Automobiles FOR :

Afro FOR EALE--Iraciilaiiy n,~ six
Us.ud,g UsHf tuIr.hg cay, uH your own
ta-us S,a Caas /! a4-agluu.L Room
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>UIoMonlLE uAnuAINs

s.f.sS '''''
AUTOMOBILE BAnGAI%A
%en u'Asmon.e, 1921 s." 7-passeuge.
lt-u q snt SIX touring.
Grant sih aAs'vr ana touring.
S"A1. l.GU roadster ana touring.
tasr 49,. iO.rIHS a2I .oaGs;u!.
IRESTlSS MOTOR co.
Rand. ity so W.xS .lroau stree.
COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERIES
Rentals tHI Eypaii!rE
IAEIAi ~ 30 us,t ear- oi all n.ak.F.
aN-i,. .HHr.tr. .n. Inc -i.--.5 West
'tiaa- -fr'.. MHHlR.u i"'i
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1 81 t-!s =
ninth and Broad Streets
ROLAND II. CuILDREY.
. North E.sHitunth Street
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
1"t"t!'irsi ana Marsasi! S;tee:A
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Iweaiy-nrs, anu Main S;rec;a
'AikMouNT PHARMACY.
800 Paramount Avenue.
t2AIO%'s PHARMACY.
iweniy-siA'n amd venaole s;ree,a
) H. CRAIG.
2suU Lasi Broad Street
HOAD,s DRUG STOkE.
} +, sMlrH.
$500 East Maioaa!! street
MILLER & RuOADS.
WE!sBERCEK
FULTON.
JOHN I. kUEsrEk.
us Louls!aEi Street.
j. Is VAUGHAN.
39oi Williamsburg Avenue.
J. a. BL-ACh u son.
SOUTH t:IunAioND.
JAMES T. GODSEl.
10 East Twelfth Street.
u. J, PARRISH.
li03 iiH4l street.
WASHlNGTO$ = EARLY.
2si5 HUN street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS riARA.ACY.
$40! SenImcs Avenue.
u.AhION HEIGHTS.
BARTo% HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
6!s NO!In ANcGue.
H-nnI-l>D rAitk.
". "a. VAUGHAN.
Fourth AveAue and s;uar, stree.
ROLAND rAKh.
Farm VIEW .AAItMAcY.
1900 Moss Side ASenuo.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automohric, for sac

SERVICE trucks that stand for ,erv,cc
iIahsportaion Motor Co.. 1910 W.s,
broad street. Phone Eoui.yarL %,
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PORTRAIT AGt.%Ts-LSa-a how made
t'.-". ChHy1t.inE tor portraits Rrgir-
irTs can csrnr iieN weekly Experienced
men mako more. Delivery Gu.ran'..d.
it4ti attended loves; price, Free
''El"r 'front.'. 10 Portraits .E
plain. tii tr."Irapn's United hrt stu
4.u Don't. sly III y. Dearborn. ,ht.a 60
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We. NFF.N Ts-N @nIc u ,vEry home N
our |'tNI'ath"r tt!iIty Bar ard Water
proc, Ajrnn Something different mig
ptDHs "" start YOU right, IruIroycd
Hii Co. Dept. ia. Ashland. Ohio
kHit.ns mills having good following
|nn At Ir"s'n' carrying rnot line ir"-
g.I ,f',n'nlss,cn End drawinE , fc-
w. l--k NN.nun Rh!la l.luhLA. Pa.
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AUTOMOBILES
Service Stations--Rcpairins 4

~, auto get your tops and sea, covers
l"phIr.d REPAIR work OF All l,inds
Scto Top Trimming Co. lots W. I;Toad
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING



adv
al TIMES
q Ha
&c word
a
4c WORDS uuda
ouseCutiV i've lnscrt : y
i've :
cent? and wordSu
The scale OF rcuuc
IN
gaze line sunday
mus accoyup
term
mia, /. each
and y
a. Oh uliA
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t.HtGi ne pest, a. 'izht pricct ami vii
tLt.N 5nE E-rnidu-pt Income ,oy,i..y
~" r'r'.e" hrs,. put Ir,css NEE, 'orl;.
.h't' 49, complete line o.: ialuts A.,
m1hNE IiLENDE !.!1uIc Compount ia
nrIA. opportunity for real "ly.l nsh,ers''
."'y i,thslrI R"a! co-op'ra..oa state
NgkI III AMERICAN Fli3pE ppFtr-f--.
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So .t:'9 EE-Gooa m"rhanical Coni,r,o,
Ma t"I -,iE ltc"nsts. CHEAP ihon,..
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-fITOl!f.-{3g.ES
automobiles for Sale II
CHALMERS "6"
Touring. Car is in per
feet mechanical condition
throughout. Terms can be
arranged.
RICHMOND USED CAR
EXCHANGE, INC.
Rand. 5612.
Seventh and Leigh SITS.

CHALMERS 5-PhSSENGEE
III P+tittt condition. Tires uca.iy new srSo
t'Sh and balance monthly.
.SItbERAilER 5-pASSENGER,
Lag business ,nsh ~ gar t1t hack
months to pay the balance 7"'
CIIAiMERS ROADSTER
new model Performs like a nov or 4,
H,tF r.Sic,i flfst payment 800. bal!
'SA%oN f-CTLINDER.
~" nov .nd small monthly payments
ALSQr MOTOR corr.
Used car Dent
III Wcs' Brn4! Str.r,
sea cars "t Guaranteed Usefulness"
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Statesmen and Agents

!, BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN--Makc
sparkling glass name plates. numbers.
checHerboar ds, mednllions. signs; hig
illustrated hook freq l.. Palmer. i5S,
Wooster. Ohio.
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SPLENDID opportunity
for capable millinery
salesladies. Only those
who can show results
need apply. Field Mill
merry, 219 f. Broad.

THE work Of a telephone operator IS at
;rlCiivc. She IL vel! paid. During the
period 81 training she rrrulvrq q good
salary. and from that time increases arc
regular. There are opportunities Tot nd-
vancCm"nt Always ahead OF her are
higher positions. with larger Saliri"l
waiting To he filed from IN" ranks of
tho operators. Tier promotion dcrcMds
only on her ability. She receives !, va
cation each year with pay. protccii"n
without cost under sick benefit and pen
sion plan. and attractive and we'll FUR
niShcd recreation sroomS add 10 her con
trntmcnt and happIn' cali and see
the Employment Sup"!vls"f. Room ao:.
10j East Grace street. The Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company OF
Virginia
WANTED. young lady to help In doctors
otncc from to j.. y. NJ. Apply lo6
al
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Ortiz American FIBRE PRODUCTS
COMPANY.
CLEVELAND ONO

!.At6h CORPORATIONS wants h!yh-cI,..
,S..sin"n. Win, Nt'!o capiI1l. 10 cali on
intf'henie and fActorlc. for machine
lhN[ N4.t 'tl axe and -'yv -y.-y merchant
,n@h'E. "@a hf!"s new cusrpIuors ITO
'"it0 W i.HrEr p~OGis and 4u!cs .ll..
Sales Manager 81 Reaper B'nck IN, \
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Exceptional opportunity with wcii-cs,ah-
NshCd Cleveland manufacturer for u
Ccssfu salesman. over 30 years OF age. 10
work In territory adjacent to Richmond.
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Auto Liycry-(i;I
Observation-Disclosures.

AUTOS HIRED. 1850. 5000. "a M :,
hour. Daniels. boulevard :2?.ylO ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
LADY LEE SHOWS
HEELS TO FIELD
Wins With Ease Over
Nice List; Close Finish
in Fifth Event

Close finishes and upscts featured
an Interesting program OF racing at
Mid Continent park last night
The prettiest race Of the night
was the fifth which Ernest Wild
Rill took by scant neck from sit
ting Bull. In the fourth, the feature
event, Lady Lee continued in nifty
form and won with ease over such
good dogs as Leopold, Sawbuck and
Nebraska wild Ban.
There will be no racing tonight
but the usual card of six is on the
boards for Monday evening.
Last nights results
First race, three -sixtoenths mile,
purse s25.--Miss Fire Eater, first;
quaker Boy, second; Miss Vale,
third Time II seconds. Cy King,
Hickory Jim and Little Flirt also
second race, one-fourth mile.
purse S2j.--Fair Chance, first; The
Tiger, second; Black Jack. third.
Time 81 as seconds. Pachy Baden,
Big Tom, and Some OF The Herbs
also ran.
Third race, three-slxteenths mile.
purse s4O.--Mickcy Clair. first; oak
ttuu lidNudH' S''oiu, -Nul stilh4H'
third Time 20 seconds, Jcssorue,
Red, Red Rose. and Speedy Git also
ran.
Fourth race, one-fourth mile,
purse s40.---Lady Lee, first; Leopold,
second sawbuck, third. Time &c
t-5 seconds. Nebraska Wild Bill,
Rachel wild BIZ and Highball also
ran.
Fifth race, three -si xteenths mile
purse s40.-Ernest Wild Bill, first
sitting Bull, second; Beakers Lady
third Time 10 As seconds Old
Rosebud, Friendly Fox and Duffy's
Malt also ran.
Sixth race, one-fourth mile, purse
$3.50 Long Dick. first; Cindci
Path, second; Cannibal King, third
Time 26 As seconds. Sammy Satan
Hermit and Peerless Prince also ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Miss America Takes FIRST Hcnt.

DETNOIT, Aug. 2T.-MIs, Amer-
lea I of the Detroit Yacht club,
piloted b. Gar Wood, captured the
first heat of the gold cup race here
this afternoon, defeating Miss Chi
CaCo OF the Chicago Yacht club,
driven by George Wood the victor's
brother. The winners time for the
80 miles was 31:51.94, an averagt
speed OF Sos miles an hour. VI las
Chicago's time was 35.15.O2. Only
two boats started out Of the original
entry list of IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Pitches No-I1 No2 Game for Oilers Against ST. Joe Dtumnp
Dog Race Entries
Official entries for Monday night;

Official entries for Monday night:
First race, purse '15, 3-l6 mile
Ray clair, llelen's Fortune john
ME Carroll, The Devil, Another Man
ager, black Bees
Second race, purse f25, IA mile
ruth Cannon, While wild Bili.
Neddlcsome Mary. Rosy Star, Lady
Fon. Clara wild Bill
Third race, purse $40, ~ mile
Troublesome Fortune Gladys FIirt'
Busy Manager. Ripping Rhyme
Midget Flirt. Night Rider.
Fourth race, purse $40, 3-16 mile
Billy Ray. Widest Dillon, Misty
pawn, Flying stone, su!sun, Honey
suckle.
Flfth race purse $40, IA mile
Handsome Buck, Alabama Jack
Ready Peerless, Cheerful Moments
omar. white Hawk.
sixth race, purse $40, 3-l6 mile
Ready Applause, Prince Lively
Nuraqmaia, Betty j., Articles Lady
Blue Rock wild Bill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
BAMB|N0 NEARS
H0MERUN MARK
Babe Also Leads I.eagn
as Scorer; Hcilman
Still in Front

Babe Ruth Is stcaaH" r.a-r. n,
rccotd mark Of 81 cir s-,,,.
made last year. The 's y9,s,.
siuEger smashed out thr,. s.-.,,.
blows during tho last week. wblc,
brought his total 20 As fo- ... ,,,,,
Up to and including W,Ir!lv
Ruth also increased h.s .r,t q,
q run Eottcr by regist. u. rirs
times n eight gtmc-. p..I.s h'r
toSsi OF is5 tai,ies ,oul. ..r A.
club Babe smashed out B hu.
giving him 1jl for . '.ta. q au
bases His drives. hosid,s h., hor.
runs, include 81 doubles and II
,~iple. lie is batting iu third MAJ,
among the American lcagI. ag'tE
who have participated in e. OPP mol
games with an average ~ H.r.
Tho list Is topped by HAIRY Her.
mann the hard hitting Detroit og,.
fielder. iwth mark of 500 r,
cobb is the runncr-up, with a mars
OF .3e2.
s. Harris, the flcct-foo' Washing
ton intiolder, afilcd 10 nlG to m.
string OF stolen bases during m.
week but continues TO show .Hr wa.
70 the base stealcrs with ~ 'ha,,s
other leading battors.
Sisier. 81. Louis, .366. TrhIn :,
Louis, .36j; speaker. Cleveland
ace Veach, Detroit, .34S. William.
ST. Louis. .342, T.. Collins 'urae.
.34l; Strunk, Chicago, 1896. Pratt
Boston, .332: O'Ncill. Cleveland
.332; Rice. Washington, 1871. Soy.
creid st. Louis, 800, Hooper. Chl.
cagn. .32T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
CieUCIdHd Protest of
IGRk Victory Denied

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug III
James &. Dunn president of tho
cleveland American league team,
today received telegram from Il h.
johnson, president Of the league, an
uouuc.ng that he had disa'lowod tho
cleveland teams protest of tho New
1u~S r,ow.s 2-fo-4 victory last
wednesday The protest was based
ou Igcks ALLEGED Interference with
an attempt Ny Catcher O'NtiN, If the
local team, to throw out Miller at
third base iu the ninth inning, Mil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
SAY SKUNK DOPE USED
Union Printers Accused Of Filling
NOnunion Shop with Evil
Smelling Liquids.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug 81
Testimony that union picke'N
sprayed the plant Of the Symthe
Printing company here with drugs
which made II almost Impossible t-'
nonuniOn workmcn TO cOn,inua thc-
lahors, was introduced in a hoarir;
today Of owen Langs"th, norunl0'
foreman Of the shop, who IS charged
with assault to kill as n result q
gho,s he is alleged to have fired a:
a union picket. The testimony was
given by Langscth.
When asked what kind ~ dru,
had been used, Langscth rcpli" y
conc of the fellows said II wis
malaria germs or somc'hiug IKE
that"
LanRsoth was charged with shoot.
ing FLOYD l., Kerby agent for the
International Typographical union
nf'nr the latter had followed him
homo. insis.iug that he join The
union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

ST. toOi'

T0TIF ~ Nv y II TTTN ~ n -
stau rar ,l,mous and battcd Tor him
self 'u r'Ehth.
Nylntt,I Tor Ualnes and for himself in
eighth.
Srurr by Innings
U'gfuu .. , ..,........ 100 lNl ooO--S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Young College Hurler Enters
Western League Hall of Fame
Only Men to Reach First
Get There on Errors
and Base on Balls
OILERS WIN BY 3 TO 0


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NORRIS TRAINING HARD
Al SAptITA I'DK HDtT

CUTI MOTHS has gone INTO hlrd
training at Sapulpa for his bout
here Labor day with charley
Wcincrt Of New Jersey The
big ,X-cngiuoor realizes that this
ls 10y tar tho most important
Hpht for him in his comeback
campaign. and he intends 10 bo
ft when ne enters the ring.
rho only thing bothcring Carlos
ie tha difficulty in getting spar
ring partners. Those available
go far have not been hard enough
t1 give him much work lie is
doing road work regularly and
VIII box several pounds lighter
than when he fought Leyinsky
here JIlN
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ONLY FIVE IN SHOOT
Ray Branstcttcr ana Dovtur IlOuscf
In Hot RACE. Each Breaking 0NS
OF 100 Targets ~

With only field uf five WarW
men tooing the line IN the regular
weekly shoot of the Tulsa Gun club
on tho Tulsa rifle range gr0lris
Ray Branstctter and Doctor N.lssr
furnished one of the best races o!
the season. a. y. Mcdonald wa,
the runn"r-up. In tho fIrs, frame
Raw registered "a out Of % while
the best the doctor could do was p.
However, on the next frame The
doctor pulled up, smashing p
straight. while Ray fell back 10 %.
This brought the shooters to even
terms. On the last 80 targets both
gunners broke As. ending In the ,.t
shot at 100 targets:
HuuSer ....... ,..............F.
Branstretter .... .............si
Mcdonald ................ ......s.
Mcgee ............. .,,...,.sl
Feyerhern ...........' '..,'..... 81
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Weinert to Take on Brennan
After Bout With Big Carlos
Matched With Man Who Stayed IL Rounds With Dempsey
for September 20; Morris Hard at Training to Be in
Best Shape for Biggest Bout

been bowling over his opponents
with startling regularity and the
fpot that leading heavyweight
tou'oud,rs have been refusing
fliticfiuH offer TO mcct him
lus given hls stock a big boost.
N,uort hnd a hard match on
his hands before tho Brennan
match Ito ia slated 90 meet big
Carl Morris at Tulsa Labor dav
The big Ohlahoman might spin
the beans
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Nsihins,on


Score ~ innings
Washington eel. ........o00 o12 ouy-2
cleveland - - 900 800 ola-s
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NO-Hit Game Pitched
By Central Lacquer

LUDINGTON. Mich, Aug. 2T.-
Clarence Brown, pitcher OF the To-
cal Central league club and under
contract with the brooklyn VA
,lnals. hurled "A no-htt, Uo-ruu
game today against Grand Rapids
only q mon faced him. Brown has
season.
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kilbane and J. Frush
Post Match FOrfeits

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug III
Johnny Hilbanc, champion feather
weight. and Danny F'rush OF BALM.
more, challenger, today posted the.-
forf,its with tho Cleveland boxing
com mission to guarantee their ap-
pcarance in the ring for their =.
round decision contest here Saturday
afternoon. September II.
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AnhcrSuns Win Again.

BOSTON. Aug. 2i.-The national
father-and-son doubles champion
ship was won for the third success
slye year by Fred G.. Anderson and
Fred c. Anderson Of New York.
They defeated J. w Wear and VIII
liam =. Wear ot Philadelphia, in the
final round of the title tournament
Sc 6-i.
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Chisas,
BrOc.rru
mn, aa la n Q M. a u ar

,r.ogl r- y...yes IN ninth,
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Asher Would Come Back.

TOLEDO. Aug 27.--Babe Asher.
former A F.. +. light
champion, will meet Kid Jack
Wolfe. the Cleveland bantam, In a
/ Ground bout here on the night Of
Labor day. September 3, Day Bren-
son, matchmaker, announced today.
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600 O2i 00O-3
OVO 600 OOO--O


sum mNTN. FNTnVN IUWN. UI"N
.. Bases ON balls rruett /, Grincr
/. Struck ou,--By nructt /, by Gri-
ner Lrut ON bases Tulsa &, st,
Joseph % Wild pitch Grincr. Two
base hlfa Tudl Connolly, Braunon.
DouuI. plays NJ, Mcdonald To- Com
molly 90 Beatty. Connolly TO Gleason.
Connolly lauy-s.-t,ll Umpire
Holmes and Guthrie. Vim. One
hour and % wuy..a