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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
WAUGH-TEAGUE
SCRAP IS DRAW
Veteran Finishes Stronger
Than Youthful Rival;
Singers Make Hit
by II. A. BRIDGEwATER.

Bobby waugh. the veteran TcNhs
battlcr, and Tommy league OF Nun
cic, Ind, youngster who shows
signs Of being "A conner, boxed 90
rounds to a referees decision OF a
draw last night before the Tulsa
Athletic club IN the gym under the
Terminal hotel.
1t was an interesting but some
what draggy battle, with league
getting In ii.s best work In the early
rounds and Waugh finishing the
stronger of the two. Waugh scored
the only knockdown OF the bout in
the fourth when he sent league TO
his knees with right swing that
landed on the neck and caught
league Off balance. Tcague was up
instantly, however, and none the
worse. league went to has kneos
In a later round. but this time he
appeared TO have slipped. league
drew the only blood Of the 10
rounds when he opened a cut over
Waugh's left eye in the sixth.
A. u. sacks, manager OF kid
Palmer, served as referee and his
decision OF the bout seemed TO meet
with the crowds approval.
leagues best work was done with
his left. Repeatedly, especially in
the early rounds, he jabbed the left
Hciously into Waugh's nose and
mouth and the attack seemed to
worry the veteran, Waugh could
not get started until the bout was
half over, but he finally managed to
set his right IN Il few times, and
league was in distress more than
league and battlod him to the ropes
Tvaguc bent over and seemed In
great pain and his seconds shouted
that he had been fouled. Refere,
Sacks paid no attention to their pro
/ tests II league was fouied the writer
| did not see 1t,
league Is fast and his ability I,
dodge saved him many times from
! WauEh'a dangerous right. Botl
! boys missed more than they landed
In the semi -wlndup Ace johnson
| of sand Springs was put out In tn
| second round Of a scheduled eight
| round bout. Il was an unoyol
| match, Wagner being entirely to,
much for the sand Springs young
ster who fought gamely anyway.
! George Courtney beat Kid Challi
| in the fourth round OF four
! round bout A battle royal betwoeI
five young duskies pleased tn
! crowd,
The best hit OF the evening wa
| registered by an impromptu quartz
that entertained while the audienc
| waited for the main event.
IL was the first show OF tho 1'uls
Athletic club. A mood sized crow
attended. II way announced tina
Pat Walsh and Billy Britton, mid
dleweights, would meet in the mex
show hut that no date had been SCI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
Harness Records set

COLUMBUS, Ohio, sept. 2S.-By
far TIM best program of races yet Of
fered during the local grand cir
cult mo ct here was completed today,
according to followers Of the sport.
Several seasons and stake records
were made. In the 2:12 trot, tho
Buckeye stake for $4,000. Grey
worthy won from jeanette Rankin
by trotting the second heat in
2:02 Ia, the seasons fastest trotting
mile In a race. The Gelding also
lowered the record set for this
event in 1gt7 by Early Dreams, twu
full seconds. The other two heats
were easy for him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
Testimonial Fund for
Mdfty Reaches $1,000

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S,-The besti-
monial fund for Christy Mathewson,
former pitching star OF the New
YORK Giants, who is waging a fieht
against tuberculosis at Saranac LAX e.
has reached sl1,S5O, It was aI-
nounced today by the committee in
charge.
The fund will be swolled Septenp
ber 80 by the Giants share OF tho
receipts Of game with tho Boston
Braves and by the proceeds of an
auction of baseballs autographed by
President Harding, Babe Ruth and
by big Six" himself.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
BANNER CROWD
CHEERS D0GGIES
Public Takes Kindly to
Invitation; Killarney
Lad Easy Winner

The greatest throDE that ever
witnessed dog races hero turned out
last night I'm response 20 the Mid
Continent Racing association y
open house" invitation, fully g..
900 people filling the grapdstand
and lining the fence in front, The
gates were thrown open last night
and everybody admitted free be
cause Of the accident that intor-
rupted the program of the night
before,
While the feature race or the
evening was uEarrcd by the with
drawal OF SkooAum, the only con
tender figured DO have a chance
against Killarney Lad, the big gath
ering OF fans Witnessed an evening
OF very interesting races Killarney
Lad coppcd the event handily, ne
gotiating the three -siXteonths in
10 2-5 seconds. Flying stone fin
ishcd second and ran IA good race.
| ATasee was third,
Rush Reuben, l.. II. Freomau's
consistent dog, made himself up
| popular with huudroda OF fans when
| he nosed out sitting Bull TO win the
| fifth race Sitting Run was well
liked, while Reuben was followed
by comparatively few. Billy Ray
the favorito, was out of tho money
1t was announced by the racing
management that Mission Boy the
champion greyhound Sr America
almost beaten by Cannlbal kinl
Tuesday night when mishap in,
tcryoncd, Is being groomed for q
race Sunday.
A program Of seven races will b,
offered tonight
Last nights rcsuhs:
First race, ono-tourtn ,mic, purse s25-
Windy Cannon, third Time, ~ 4.a soo
onds, Oakland Hub. Black noss and re
grct also ran.
Second race, three -slxtosnth milo. purs
t2J--RipplinE Rhyme, first; The Rusar
second Pachy baden, third. Time, ?
.ecdnds, Miss Hob, Hickory Jim an
| Friendly queen also ran.
Thlrd race, i've sixteenth mile, purse l.
! Speedy Cannon, first; Midget Fllrt. SOC
| ond, Amhling Motor, third, Time, 80 4
! second Step Ahead and Holding Hand
Fourth race. throe.sixtceuths mite. purs
| tiO--ktilarney Lad, uEt, Flytng Stoni
| second: AruHce, third. Time 10 2-b sec
onds Ernest Wid bil and Nursomsi
Fifth race, quarter mue. purse 81
| Rush Reuben. first sitting Bull. SCI
| ond. SO Long Dick third, Time. 27 sec
| onda Rachel Wild BIN, Honey Suoltel an
| Bllly Ray al1o ran. 49,
The Devil. first; Red Parton, second. Mis-
| Fire Eater, third. Time ~ as second
Mite Hawk. Tulsa Girl and Whoda Thunh
seventh race. one-quarter mile. pur.
$40 Lady Lee, first. RED peaker, second
Friendly FoN third. Time. ~ second
Creole Sue, sammy satan and Anna LII
also ran,
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Again Memphis and Wins Championship Second Straight Year
Hou Jock Malone Put
Flock of 'GOOgOOs' to
R0ut Told By Hd1ey

Fred Haney, the midget third
bascmau OF tho Omaha Buffm-
Io,s. tolls good story illustrat
ing Jock Maione's proves as ~
fighter. Hanpy said he certainly
regretted that he couldn't be here
next TUESDAY 10 see Malone take
on Young FitNimmons OF okla-
homa CITY ln tcn-round bout at
Convention hail
Jock Malone and ! were to-
gcthcr in the navy said Hancy.
well DO remember one night at
the submarine base at san Pedro,
cal. when I first saw Jock fight.
Jock and / went 10 take In q boN4
inc show-Jock with his left arm
in sling from severe burn ne
had received the day before.
When We got there they had
battle royal going on with nine or
ten "GoUgoos" in the ring
l"Googoos. he explained, being
Fiupiuua and Hnwaiians) They
were stallink. about, and II was a
battle royal In name only.
suddenly Malone got so peeved
at the gymnastics and lack OF
fighting Of the "GuoEoOs' that he
could stand It no longer. Ho
loapod into the ring and with his
one good hand put the entire lot
90 rout He struck out as fast
as he could and every time he
unged. a "Googoo' went down
and another jumped from the
ring. Soon Malone was the only
man standing. That was some
fight while 1t lasted You can
Just tell EN- for me that Jock
Malone is about the best little
twO-fiatcd fighter going. This
Young Fitz will have to go some
10 he stays in the ring ten rounds
with Jock"
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The rival Ncw York teams were
both idle today but tomorrow the
Ynnks will continue their fight fUt
the flag when they go 10 Fhlla
dclphia for two games with tn"
Athletics.
Kid Gleason. manager OF the
fraycd remnants OF a great team
may bee depended upon 10 fight New
York's baltic as best he can. But
his best may not offset what tn,
Athletics and li,d SoN may do tu
the lanlSs
Tho western teams have several
open days this week, 50 Gleason
should be able to maneuvcr Urban
Faber into the first game against
cleveland. II Fubcr pitches and
loses. however. the Yanks may De
faced with the necessity ~ winning
three Of their four final games. This
IN no easy task. even with the Mack
men to knock over. They have one
pitchor--Ed Rommcl1--who boats
New York and he IS almost q
certainty 10 work In tomorrow
Agame In Philadelphia.
should the flag race be decided
oal the last day the Yanks will hav,
a, tougher assignment than TIA,
Indians, for the Boston gang have
good pitcher, Bush. RUSSELL
r-nnuck aud Jones are no soft as
sigIients for a club fatfucd by
ciCm pa1gn such ms the Nanks ar
no-x ending. II is up TO! the Hank
to swoep through the Athletics ant
| dcckie the issue before Sunday.
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ny n A. BRDGEwATER


Although the Western league
championship season oniy ended Il
diy ngo. Tulsa fans already are
wanting tu know what ga expect %
few months hence when new pen
uput drive viii bp launched. Win
t1lond club this year they are
anxious 90 know what steps are to
bo taken 20 provide winner.
or course the first thing to be de-
cid'l be- tho question of manager
Many would like 10 see DERBY
Day Bll Clymcr ht the helm ncxt
spring They believe the old war
horse if given an even start with
The others ana a protLy good club
90 0pcn up with would make things
mighty interesting. Others favor a
younger man. playing manager
and there are several in the Western
league who would like TO have "a
job
Crawford May Have News.
President Jim Crawford is out ~
town, but VIII Doe back Zoo few
days. and something iu the way uf
news along this line is expected
whom he returns. OF course thcrc
are an sorts OF rumorE nfIoat. some
to the effect that Crawford w!ll sell
the Tulsa franchise this winter, but
personally we believe hu'U Keep it.
Jim Crawford Is not ready 10 rotirc
sur some time yet and the oilers as
a huancas proposition, look mighty
valuable.
hut about the manager. There's
one thing certain, and that is the
manager next year must deliver.
Tulsa fans have stood FOR "a tailcud
club this ycar---nOt only stood Tor
it, hut they've patroniZed it 10 the
extent that the Tulsa club made
money hut the fans won't s'u Il
FOR another loser next year. That's
"A cinch.
Early Enthusiasm Helped cate.
one reason the attendance was
FAR better than could be expected
this year undoubtedly lies In the fact
that tho oilers, 1920 champions,
got away to a flying start, Every
body was highly enthusiastic ahOlt
them when they won nine of their
first ten games In the first homo
stand 81 the year. when they
started losing everybody thought II
was Just a temporary slump. II was
almost midsummer before II really
began to dawn on faudom generally
that the team was not there
Then. when the fans appeared on
the verge OF deserving the team,
Business Manager Bill friCi pulled
a master stroke by importing
Derby Bill' to take charge.
Clymer came at IA mighty bad time
Tor himself for he arrived Just
when series OF long road uips
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TRANSPORTATION TO JOCK
81. Paul Boxer Due sunday. Fitz TO
H. Here Friday

Louis Newman, matchmaker Tor
the OIL city Athletic club, yesterday
wired transportation TO Jock Ma
lone, crack ST. Paul middleweight,
who meets Young Fltzsim mons OF
oklahoma City In a l0-round bout at
convention hall here next Tuesday
L ight, Newman said Malone would
IA here sunday to finish Oft his
tatrning while Young Fitz is due on
FLiday OF this week. Fitz IL train
ina at his gymnasium In Oklahoma
CltS and already IS In splendid cons
ditAn, according To- reports.
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One 'Tailend Year Is Enough,
Fans Demand a Winner NOW
Enthusiasm Over Cbsmpions Early Winning Streak Helped
Out at Box Office. hut the Next Manager Whoever
lie Ia, Will Have o Deliver the Goods.

and short home stays was starting
FOR tho southern clubs. while those
~ the north were digging them
selves In with AZ games out " 30
40 home. Clymer couldn't make the
team win ON the road. but ho 1id
succeed in whipping IT into shape so
that it won at home iill won
something like 22 at home losing
a.. which iS not at all bad. Ills
grcHtest achievement was the last
home stand whom he won 10 and
lost Q. winning every series ana
sweeping two. This last spurt by
the way, had a lot to do with the
attendance. too.
\ Terrible Road Team.
There probably was never worse
road team In the history ~ or
ganizcd baseball than the oilers
this year. They not only lost a
majority - their games hut they
losr darn near all Of them. ON
their best road trip of the season
the writer wts along on this
triumphant" invasion of the nortn
they won { and lost II. The other
trips were even more disastruus
or course, one reason CNm0t
couldn't win on the road was th
terrible umpiring he encountered a.
" men ne ttfssa ilt L'tlN II N''''' y
was iu tho cellar. and 10 In q wei
known fact that "A tailcndor on tho
road gets al the worst OF II from
the arbiters. This Is only natural
A close play is certain to be decided
against the tailendcr. for Il has
nothing to lose while It's opponent
has something 20 gain. But 9om'
Of the umpIring was even wurs'
than could be expected.
Clymcr lost about twenty game,
on the road by the margin ~ ono
run Il feel said "Derbv BIN
that we really won ever game w
lost by one run Any time we 90
that close you can just bet We out'
played our opOncnts
Nucleus for oGod club Hcrr.
There's one thing the manag IF
for next year will have that Jimml
Burke didn't have last spring IN
nucleus ot a strong organization
about which TO build. Contrary t'
tho general belief the ST Lopi
Browns do not own many OF th'
oilers. The Browns own Catcher
John Hcving, the two southpav
pitchers, Pruett and Alhancse
Secondhaseman Luke stewart anI
Outficldcr Phil Todt, while all tn,
others with the exception OF Bran
non. who belongs to the Kansas Ci'l
Blues. are the property Of the club
As nobody wants ia buy an
players from the tallend Tulsa club
a new manager will have the picl
OF the old club AZ well a. new ma
terial to start with. That's quit'
a hit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
JOCK HUTCHINSON
LOSES PRO- TITLE
Chicagoan Eliminated by
Pennsylvania Man,
8 Up and 7

NEW YORK. Sept 2S-ru.k
Hutchinson Of Chicago. open sa.f
cha mpion Of Great Britain. today
lost his title as professional cham.
Yion OF the United States. Tn tro
aourna mcut at the innWoud Duur.
club he was eliminated by Gone
Ss,razCn ot Titusyillc. Pa. ANA
Jim Barnes. national open cham.
pdon. defeated Bobby Cru.Nsha.E
Sscx county. New Jersey ana
FRED Mcleod. Washington. do
fcpted Jack Gordon, Buffalo. { and
3. George Mclean defeated 1aross
Wast, New York, 8 and Z, Wilmero
French, Youngstown, defeated
Ch grles Clark New York. o and
walter Hagen. Detroit, defeated
Torn Boyd New York. and
Cytu walker, Enplowood. N j.
defeated Charles Mothcrsole Nore.
ton, Conn, 3 and 2: John Colder.
Tue Vedo, n. Y. defeated Larry
Ayton, Chicago. I up.
Tho name Of the owner Of a golf
ball Js printed entirely around IL
with new marker
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Totals ~ - 10
COLONELS CINCH A. A. FLAG
Louisville and Baltimore To Play
Little World Series

IOUlSNIl4IIE, KY Nopt. u. -
The Louisville Colonies today
clinched the American association
pcnnant by winning both games OF
a doubleheader from Kansas CITY,
Z 20 8 and 10 to 0.
Next Wednesday. October 8, the
Colonies and the Baltimore Inter-
national league club begin "A four
game series for 'tho minor league
championship.
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Abbotts TO Tour CUBA.

FORT WORTH, Sept. 2S.--The
Memphis club, champions o. the
ASSOCIATION. will 20 to Hav-
ana, Cuba, for eight weeks Of base
ball after finislnng the play-off with
the Fort Worth team of the Texas
league. Oscar Tuero. Memphis Cuban
pitcher. announced today Tuero
said terms had been arranged for
Memphis 70 begin playing in Havana
on October s, injecting independent
.
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"LrI Arthur" 10 Meet Moran

LYNN, Mass, Sept. 2S,--Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion. and Frank Moran, VIII sign
papers in New York Saturday assur-
ing a meeting in Montreal October
%, according to an announcement by
Francls (Tip) O'Neill today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29

CLEVELAND, Sept. I6.--J0mos Q.
Dunn, president OF the Cleveland
baseball club has not given up hope
Of winning tho American league
pennant
81 viii not concede the Yanks the
pennant yet" he said. Don't blame
the boys II they fail to bring the
pcnuant back. They did the best
they could Anyone who saw the
last game AZ New York will testify
they went down fighting"
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Browns ncat All.stars.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y. sept 2S,--The
st. Louis Browns defeated the ALI
Jamestown semi-profess ionals In an
exhibition game here today. IL TO ..
jacobson had four hits and his
work in the fjeld featured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-29
PENN0CK TAMES AS
Red Sox Hit Nayior Hard Enough
10 Win. SIS; Yankees and
Indians Are Idle.

PHIIA ADELPHlA. Sept. 2s-Pennock
was more effective In the pinches than
Nayior and Buston defeated Philadelphia
today S Ia & In the seventh inning {.
walker made his cith home run OF the
season.
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DODGERS, CUBS WIN
Braves Drop Last Home Game oi
Year Ia brooklyn; Leaders
Have Day Of Itc4t.

nDsTDN Sept 9s -# loston lost itsi last
game ~ the season today to bruui lyu.
. 10 b. tho visitors hIttluE tooncy ana
ruy, uHrud freely. blHun nit tuunry = tlr-t
pitch fsr home fuu. HuothorH DunE
rrntorfrld ~,ufebuHtd tor e homo runk off
Townsend iu the ninth.
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Cleveland

Tho road ahead 81 the Giants Is
much smoother.
With ID three and onC-haG game
lead and only four Jnorc 90 play,
the Giants can win 'dho pcnuaut by
splitting even no matter what the
Pirates do. fDr Pittsburgh has but
fvg games 10 play. AL in 81 Louis
and should Gibsun'a team win al
fvc games while New York won
Two out uf four theSfinal standing
would De.
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= FuWFnNry. TWO-h haH0 hUa"ItOOmNa
hoffman, Mcmillan. struck out--hy rucro
b, by Pate ). Base on balls-=on Tuoro e.
on Pate /, stolen base Scars Double
plays-iIigh to Yockoy to McLarry. Runs
--Coombs g. Sears. Errors Mcmillan.
Hungling,
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CHICAGO. sept, rs Chicago evene1
tho series with cincinnati today by win.
ming the last game Of the season here,
to The locals cltuched the game by
punching hits IN the fifth inning.
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NOT A CINCH YET
IN EITHER RACE
Yankees Have a Rougher
Road Ahead Than Have
the Giants

NEW YOHt< Sept % Nathu.
matiD1l 'lnuHs In the major lolm,
penn1nt races may bee held up una
ul the last Etsp of tive season.
Tho GlAuts and INnks. irudiup
the pack towurd tho world Hcripe
srem practically sure of fulEhlug
0n top ~ the heap but neither may
,lInth championship unul th,
ohodulcs aye nearly played out.
Ncw York has wUn gl games and
lost DO while the trib"uncu have
won g3 and loSt 57 Euch team
has Four games To play Iho In
.diauE VIII grappio with 'ht Wnto
Sux while the Yauks TAX" ON phila
dclphin and Boston.
DuuCCdlug f0qIr straight victories
90 cleveland in Chicago some con.
rrasiDu any way you take ~ Sew
YORK must win thrco out Of four
games in order TO cliuTh the pen
nnut Tho final, result would then
be.
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summary. Two base hits--JOhn ~ on,
Holkc, O'Nsiii, Powell Throc base hits
southworth. Cruise. wheat. Home runs
Olson, Hucther. stolen base Meyers
Double piays-Ois0u to janvrin q
Sohmandt Ford to Holke, Ford to nar
bare to Hulkc, Base On ballS-ot Cor
dunier Z, of tuunoy 7, OFT Townsend
Hu by pituhrt--by Tuwns-nd tG,iffith,l
struck out-.by Uurdontcr /, By Ruethei
T. by Cooney !. Huns-Olsun ?. Johnston
Grifnth Wheat 2, Taylor q Nuether
POWELL Southworth 2. cruise, noeskei
Errors Neis, Meyers JanvTln. Chrtsten
bury, uolko, O'NeiH
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einslaaau

Nnattcd for Donohue IN seventh.
ABattcd Tor Martin in fifth.
N8Nau Tor FlHtk In nfth.
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RESULTS YEsTEUUA \
NMIImmnI ! enEmr-

RESULTS NESTENyAN.
NutinnHi ienEur.
A. chicago @ cincinnati J.
A. NuHtuu U NruuklNu o.
American League.
A. rhNtN.IuNlf g. liHHiun H.
american Association.
A. T0uI"yIIr I.Id. Kansas city -.
A. toledo o.. ~ Paul 81
A. intIHUupuUH Jaa NIIwHulsr il.
At Columbus lI Minneapolis,
GAMES TODAY.
Nntinnpl League.
puTrNufEh az S'. IUuia.
american League.
Sew York at fhiis'rlphln.
cleveland at thtrHHs.
Washington ut boston.
American Associations.
Minneapolis nt Columbus.
~ Paul Ht Toledo
Aiilvuuker Ht indianapolis,
LuuatH CIV at LuulHyIl'r.
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Abbott's Men Beaten, 3 too,
In Game Deciding the Title
The ScUretSdrd


.UICNgD. s.uH .h. IHo nfnriad stand
uF uf iU. WrHtrrn lHHEIs 20 m" cina"
OF tur fsla0u. ANNOUNCED bt In rItucu'
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Cincinnati .,........ 600 OOi O0O-l
Chicago .-.......... ......l 100 O-O OpN-d
summary. Two base hltaH-DunChh,
Crane. Stolen haHc=rwumbly. Double
playa uohnr. Crane and Fonseca. Bases
On baliE-Hoff uonohuc @. struck out by
pouohuv 4, by Martin 2. By kaufman J.
huns Uuhue, Twpmby. crimes. p'Fartvl,
Errors Crane, kluEmRn.
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Slated fo2r Hotdonier In sixth
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The Leading Batters

r,tve leading batters Of the maiors.
Amefirnn IcaSue
The daily times., 1921-08-04
WILL HOLD
RIG ROAD CELEBRATION

Farmville, Aug. 3.-At a meeting
of some of the representatives citi-
zens of Farmville recently it was de-
cided to have a big joint celebration
on Thursday, August 24th, in honor
OF the completion OF Farmville's new
school building and hard-surface road
from Greenville to Farmville, which
will be completed and opened to traf-
fic by that date.
Among the prominent speakers of
the State invited to be here on this
occasion, Josephus Daniels and
Frank Page have accepted Of the in
vitation and are expected
1t is the purpose of the various
committees to make August oath a
day of real celebration and good time
in Farmville, and will spare neither
effort or means for the success of the
occasion.
The daily times., 1921-08-04
AFFECTING MEETING

Berlin, Aug. 4.-Captain Marion
C. Cooper of Jacksonville, who es-
capped from the Russian prison in
tier having been shot down
by the Bolsheviki in their fighting
with the Poles when they attempted
to invade their country arrived here
today. He met Mrs. Margaret E.
Harrison in a Berlin hotel and the
meeting was most touching.
Captain Cooper says that Mrs.
Harrison saved his life after his cap
ture while in prison by furnishing
him with food and clothing until she
too was made prisoner. Mrs. Har-
rison has only recently been releas-
ed from a Russian prison as the re-
suit of the efforts Of Senator France
of Maryland.