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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
M'NABB INSISTS ON
GETTING INFORMATION
Says He Will Not Vote for Some
thing He Knows Nothing
About.

That he does not propose TO vote for
anything until he knows what il is.
was made clear 20 the members of
City Council last night by ]. +. Me
Nabb. member from the Third Ward.
The quarterly appropriations for the
various city departments We're read,
covering an expenditure Of more than
$500 900 but when a motion was made
to authorize payment Mr.. McNabb
objected because he claimed he had
not heard the amounts or what they
were for. He complained that the
finance committee members may know
all about the bills hut he did not.
Councilman McManus suggested he
be given a scat up in front Of Clerk
Simmons. hut Mr. McNahb said il he
wanted to he would move his desk and
chai. up front himself in order 70
hear. He said it placed him in a PC
culiar predicament and he would have
TO respond mot voting on the roll call
IL II continued. President Ward
brought peace upon the meeting by
announcing that ali the warrants
would be read again 50 Mr.. McNabb
could hear. This was done and there
was no further objections.
Councilman Abrahams presented in
vitations for the members from the
new Parkway and they &ere accepted.
Mr.. McManus presented a complaint
from the residents of Jones street re-
earding conditions there? He said they
are all the petitioners said they were.
The matter was referred 10 the Baord
of Health.
a letter was received from the Cen
trail Labor Union commencing Council
for its action in passing the harbor
bond ordinance. A resolution from
the union asked that the crematory
question be investigated To determine
whether the city is getting all il con-
tracted for in the new incinerator.
Harold w Kramer was designated
TO act with the full authority Of City
Auditor Sheppard in the latters alb
sence from the office. Miss Nellie J.
TAYLOR was confirmed as steuographer
in City Solicitor satterthwaite's office
in City Hall. \ resolution was adopt
ed confirming the recent sale of the
fire department bonds
Bids on a contract for the printing
of some license books were received
as follows: star Printing Company,
s95; Georse r. King Press, s32
Charles l.. Story. SIS; Mercantile
Printing Company $S4.50; Walsh
Brothers Company, S27; Matthews
Company, s26.75. The bids were re-
ferred 10 the printing committee with
power to act.
MIR. Abrams moved and had adopted
decision TO ask the city solicitor If
the Council could. il il desired, change
the name of Eighth Street Park TO
Norris Park.
He also suggested the city solicitor
b. asked for an opinion on the city's
right 10 restrict the building or auto
mebile garages under houses. Both
these opinions will be before the Coun-
ell at their meeting next Thursday
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05

FORD PARTS-Slightly used. at half
p4ice. chassis, crank cases, motors, spot
lights and other parts. snyder Garage,
Second and jefferson streets.
FORD COUP-For sale in first-class
condition also four new tires. 1903
Orange street Call 63l9-W. or 4495.
OLDSMOBILE-Si late 20. 4-passenger
roadster. like new Will demonstrate.
Owner 354S J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05

When il comes TO real estate-you
know what you want. Look through
the Alphabetical list of properties and
apartments-all fully described-ip
the classified section Perhaps you
Will find :, listed today; if not don't
lose a day-can 1900. ask for ad taker
and tell the public-Ady-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05

1920 Buick, passenger touring VI .o5n
1920 Dodge Sedan passenger 800
1920 Ford Cpupe 't - $50
1920 Oakland Sedan, passenger $40
1920 Maxwell touring 3 passenger 45u
1919 Chevrolet Sedan, passenger t15
1919 Dodge Coupe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
1919 Chevrolet Touring . passenger 35S
1919 bort, s passenger touring -. ibn
1919 Maxwell touring 3 passenger 3I5
1919 Ford Sedan, 5 passenger ... h25
1918 Dodge Touring, passenger $40
1918 Franklin Touring & passenger p2h
1918 Chevrolet Touring, passenger a25
1918 Chalmers Touring passenger af5
1918 Mitchell Touring, passenger s2h
1918 REQ Touring. ; passenger. 3fb
1918 Ford Roadster 4.... b. .....,-..,.. 2fO
1918 Ford Light Delivery ....,....... 300
1917 Ford Roadster ...t ....s...-.. 225
1917 Hupmohile, passenger ...-.., $50
1917 Dodge Roadster ..--.....t,--....- S5
These cars can all he bought on our
easy payment credit plan. which Is strictly
confidential Some cars can be purchased
with as little as 500 down and one year
70 pay the balance Open evenings TIL
81 clock
KEEL MOTOR co.
Eleventh and Tatnall
Phone 64Oo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
fIndeKed for Quick RefprpnceJ
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Charge. Prepaid.
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d Con secutiye Days cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request
REPNBLICATIoN FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser. If advertis-
er will report the error within "a hours
after first publication of adYer ti seFnent
CLAsSTFICATIONS NOT PER-
MITTED
TELEPHONED ADS
Classified advertisement that are tele-
phobed TO Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will he accepted
as full payment il offered at the business
Office within sir days after any such ad
il first printed in the paper Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
ASK for a Want Ad Taser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
wanted.-Real Estate

HOUSE OR BUNGALOW Wanted to
buy on $500 first payment and easy
terms, a house or bungalow Of not over
s rooms. north side preferred Address
with full particulars. Box J IA care
Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05

WISE ADVERTISERS ALWAYS PUT
THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN
THEIR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
USED CARS

Our A-day clearance sale afforded many
an opportunity 90 buy wonderful values
at extremely low prices. Every one who
bought was more than satisfied We now
have our show rooms stocked with new
and interesting bargains, Come look
them over,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05

NOTICE.
The Board of Education of the Clay
mont Special school District hereby gives
notice that a special election will he held
in the Stone School building on saturday.
August IL. 1921. between the hours of two
and three in the afternoon.
At the election the qualified voters of the
district will be asked Co vote for or against
an additional tax for school purposes
upon the asscsscd value OF real estate and
personal property in the said district.
The amount needed is x20.S62 to he used
as follows.
Capital outlay ....+..t.-........ s. .f31
General control .-............. $50
Tnstructional service ...,,.. 5.305
Operation of plant .,.....t. i.5SO
Auxiliary agencies ........-.s. 800
Contingencies ..-....--.-.. 1000
DclinQucnCics. cost of col
lection .... 21o7
Total s3l .o73
This will mean a tax Of 3Sc on every
500 Of assessed valuation.
Board of Education
Claymont Special school District
w G. ROBEIEN. President
J FRED PARSONS. Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
Attest.
FRANK W PTERSON,
SECRETARY
NnrIcE

NOTICE
Notice ls hereby given that tho Mayor
and Council ~ Wilmington. throurn
the Board ~ Directors Of the street and
sewer Department, viii maze application
70 the COurt ~ General SESSIONS. ~ am
for New Castle county, az rs Sssior.
On THURSDAY the FIRST day ~ Scpterrncr,
Al ID IA2i' AZ III ociocE. a m.. IN -.
County Court House. az Whnineton,
Delaware, for the appointment ~ thrrr
dlsinterested and impartial pefsons ~
varate an that portion ~ Dev COMPANY
road being IN the city ~ Whutngton.
Delaware. typninuing AZ the intersectiou
FORMED ~ the nOrtheriy side Of benca.ter
avenue with the westerly side ~ Dntc~1
street. thrnre running northeriy aiorsv
the said westerly side % Union street ~ TIE
s0utheriy SIDE ~ Third street; tirence
westerly and parallel Nith Third street
fourteen feet I've and One-haf inches
If feet SO lnchesl, more or less. - a
point il being the westerly SIDE ~ what
forn,erly was the New Company k1ed
thenre snutherly and parallel With lpson
street along the said Westeriy side ~
sald New Company Road - me said
po-fbariv side N IlancaHfer avenue
tbencp "a qserfv alonp The said north~ris
st,ie ~ Lancaster av~nue. hftrsn feet. four
.1d threp-eguarfsr inches Us faet, al
inchssl more or less. % the place 90 b
sBnnSRD or DIRECTORS OF THF
STREET AND SEWER DEPART
MENT.
A I. JOHNSON.
Attest.
FRANK W. PERSON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
AUcTloNS---LECALS
LEGAL Notices

ESTATE or MkBBJ q. sCHfFfbk
DECKER DECEASED Motive ~ hfIt-
mon tipe estate 0f Mabel & rchihcf-
dt~kaf sometimes known ~ Mabcl -
Wilson late of Wilmington hundree.
dseessed we're duly granted unto 5ghn
D. uaNkiuss on the tWeut - FfhH HtB
~ July, ~. 1921. and al persons ~ p
arblod 70 said dccganr0 are rcquespeo -
make pa payn1eDts 20 thg 4dmiDistretor
without daiaF. and All pers1us hafihk
demands against the deceasfh are -
aGlred ~ exhibit and present. the sstns
duty probatcd 70 the said admins tfat1r
on or lbefOfe the twenty seventh aab ~
JuIy. D. 1922. or abide by the laN in
This behalf John - Hawkins. admins =
traitor Address James VI Hngbes. AZ
tofney-at-iaw, du Pont Buihink, WI
fHingtun Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
N(TTIfIE


Nosice is hereby given that tbe MAYOR
and Council ~ Whining Ton --- tnreiiNn
the Board ~ Directors o. the street. ADJ
Sewer Dfpaftnrent will make apDbcattgn
70 fhe C1fgurt Of General Sessions % tfse
State Of Delaware IN and for New caste
county at SIS session on the hrst daF Ot
September, a. -. 1921. AZ - oclo~a a
~ IN the County Court HOuse ~ Wh-
ningtOn DeiANafe. for tbe appoin tfnfnt Z
~ three tfisintefested and imparteai pct.
sons 20 Vacate all that portion 81 VIC neo
Of the city Of Wilmington. Delaware
more particularly described ae fOHgNs;
Beginning at the fntergsction 0f ire
uortbea starly side 81 Twelfth street a.
nifty feet 80 feet) wide. with me north-
eyester1y side Of Grant avenue, ~ sly
feet feO feet wide thence uoftngesteriF
along the said side % Twelfth street
thrre hundred and forty feet f5fO feetl
Il, the eyuthraster4y side o. Bagard ave
nue. a. sixty feet 30 feetl vide formerly
called Terrace lsaneJ thcnce EOutnWeFteriy
along the said side ~ Bayard avenue
nfty feet 40 leetJ 20 the s0uthEespriy
side % Twelfth STREET. theme soutneaster
ly along the said side u TNcifih street.
fo the nofthwestcrig side Of Grant ave
nup thence thereby northrastrrig hfty
feet 80 feetl ~ the piace y perlnninE.
tho aid poftlon % the saif Twelfth
etraet sbpinQ a puhlic street of tne ciiF
of Wilmington and public road n w
Hoard N Diraciors ~ tho street ard
Sewer Department
A. l. JOHNSON,
President
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-05
Delay! Here That You Answer Once
NOTICES

NoTiCE-The partnership existing be-
tween Edward johnson and Edward j..
Johnson. trading as Edward Johnson x
son. Contractors and Builders, has been
dissolved by mutual consent All out
standing accounts due the partnership
are payable to Edward l.. Johnson, who
will carry on the business
NoTICE--Notice is hereby given that the
partnership existing between George III.
Wicks and William II. shields. trading
under the name of the Wicks and Shields
Manufacturing and Distributing Co, Is
hereby dissolved bills payable and re
ccivable 90 he assumed by George "
Nicks. who will conduct the business at
els West Fourth street. Wilmington.
Delaware Signed. George III. Wtcks.
Signed, William yB. Shields.
NOTICE.
500 REWARD will be paid for informa-
ton furnished US leading to the arrest
and conviction of the person or persons
stealing Ford sedan. motor number
ip6s6Ii Delaware registration No. 3aoo,
property OF Howard L.. seaman.
DELAWARE AUTOMOBILE ASSOClA-
TfON.
Chas. @. Guyer, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
PEPS 0UTSWATTED
CLEBURNE FRIDAY
TO TUNE OF 1928

Fridays game between the ppps and
Cl-burne was a good old.fashionod hit
and run contest which resulted in vic
tory for the locals by the score OF ~.
y. The game was well played. even
though a multitude of runs were
chalked up. FOR the majority Of tai
lies were resultant OF clean swnts.
Also several Of the runs made during
the early part OF the game were the
result OF squeeze plays worked In per-
feet manner by the Peps In the first
and third session the locals put across
a run In exactly the same manner.
Payne slammed 2-bagger to left
which hit about foot inside the foul
line. Belshaw sacrificed him to third.
and Reynolds hunted the squeeze play
that scored him. In the third. the
same trio worked run In the same
fashion. Payne starting OF with a ..
bagger to exactly the same spot In
left field.
Abbott was relieved In the sixth
after the Pops had rolled up four runs
and bingled seven hits. Lind. who
took the mound for Cleburne after the
exit OF Abbott. did not fare as well as
did his predecessor for the heavy hit
ting Ardmore aggregation Tailed eight
runs off his delivery and eight hits.
two OF which werp homers Jones got
a freak circuit swat In the seventh.
when he drove the pill to the center
field fence. Darnady made a futile
attempt TO mitt Il. but failed. the bali
striking the tip Of his glove and rolling
beyond recovery until Jones had safe.
~ touched all four. Holts slammed the
hall over the right field fence In the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
eighth session with one man on.

eighth session with one man on.
Settles, twirling for Ardmore. pitched
great ball during the first eight in
nings, and allowed but three hits and
two runs. But in the ninth he blew
up when Cleburne started swatting
bee that eventually affected the de-
livery of three pitchers and scored
seven runs and an equal number Of
hits for the visitors. The ninth start
ed when the bases were filled with no
outs by three successive clean singles
off the bats Of Hopper, Ellis and For
tiere. Settles walked Shaw, forcing
in Hopper. Again with the bases full,
Settles hit Corder with n pitched ball,
forcing Ellis over the rubber. Gillette
was rushed in TO stem the tide. Wis
rock grounded TO Reynolds and was
thrown out at first, but in the mean
time Fortiere crossed the plate safe
~. Dardany singled to right. and
Holtz picked up the ball. threw wild
To Naylor, the ball striking the grand
stand and Shaw and Corder scoring
truth slammed 2.bagger to right,
scoring Darnday. Hopper swatted
2-baser to the left field fence scoring
truth. Tabor, pinching for Lind, flied
out to Jones Barham was rushed on
to the mound for the Pops to sober
Cleburne on its spree, and the threat
ening session ended when Ellis, rolled
a slow one in front Of the plate and
was thrown out at first by Pcmber-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
BARRAGE OF HITS IN
FOURTH INNING WINS
FOR CLEBURNE NINE

Five runs in the fourth inning. the
only inning in which the visitors tailed
gave Cleburne a lead which the Ard
more Peps were never able TO overcome
and the locals were defeated by a score
Of 5-1. A barrage of hits. included in
which was a homer with one man on by
Pitcher Ferguson of Cleburne aided by
an error resulted in the scoring.
Up TO the fourth session the locals
had the visitors shut out 10, the sole
score Of the Peps having been made
when Young singled to center, was sac
rificed to second by Holtz, and crossed
the rubber when Naylor hit a high fly
behind second which Tabor and Dar-
nady, both of whom had plenty of time
10 intercept il, refused to touch the bail
and permitted it to drop to the ground.
The Peps started a short.lived rally
in the eighth session and threatened tc
score some more but the Cleburne de-
fens~ tightened and no damage was
done the visitors. IT started when with
one man down. Payne grounded n hot
one to short, and beat the throw to
first. Beshaw slammed n low liner
TO handle. Reynolds burned a fast
grounder through first TO right. Payne
attempted to score on Reynolds hit but
was nabbed at the plate by a throw
from right by Corder. Young grounded
to Tabor and was thrown out at first.
ending the inning
With the exception Of the fourth in
ming. Barham pitched good game ami
never was in additional trouble which
threatened score. The hits which nc
allowed during the innings other than
the fourth were well scattered.
Ferguson. twirling for the visitors.
was steady throughout the nine innings
tanning eight of the locals wallan..
three and allowing five hits. Ferguson
received fine support.
The visitors slammed their wav TO
victory when with one man down. Hop
per drove grounder through short to
left. Ellis burned n fast one TO Young
which was too hot for the third sacker
10 handle. and Ellis beat the throw II
third. Fortiere drove a 2-bagger t.
deep left over Jones head scoring
Hopper. Lacy laid Texas Lacquer over
second, scoring Ellis. Fortiere was
thrown out at the plate by Payne while
attempting to follow Ellis over the rub
Der. Corder was safe at first AMI Lacy
scored when Belshaw made a bad throw
TO first of Corder's grounder. Ferguson
hit homer over the right field fence
scoring Corder and himself. Wisrock
famed.
snappy double play was pulled in
the ninth by Young and Naylor. when
with Corder on second. Wlsrocli ground.
ed the pill to Young who threw out Wis
rock at first, and Naylor immediately
returned the ball to Young catching
Corder at third
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
SportitoriialS
BY BILL kROHN

The Pops got them a new pitcher who
smiles, and smiles and smiles.
His name is Barham and even though
he got beat yesterday-the fans are
with him.
Seems like Barham winds up his
his ARMAND then the smile breaks
out just as the ball breaks over the
plate.
Several of the opponents whom Bar
ham famed yesterday could be hearl
humming as they came towards the
dugout And When T'hat Baby Smiles
at Me-"
Others who got whack at the pill
and partook OF one or more OF the ten
hits. also sang the same tune. But
Barham smiled just the same.
AMI boy. we got US n shortstop-thGt
boy Belshaw. who picks them up and
lays them down before the umpire can
say "X3YUXZ."
And behind the plate, ladies and gen.
t!emen-we have-Smiley Pemberton--
nuff sed. Whose creed is. Woe unto
those who try to take second by
stealth"
Bet three cents against victory over
Sherman that HoltZ had the bat he
swings made To order. or else he swiped
II from u museum where il was being
displayed as n cave.mans wife tanner.
DogCulni'. ~ 'us' CT seem 10 be
able TO head off that Paris aggregation
except when We play them ourselves.
The Texas teams which play Par.s
don't offer any cooperation at all. It's
alright for them TO lose to the Pep,.
but goldingit, they oughta beat Faris.
Yesterday Ardmorc one, but Cleburre
won.
Since they've gone and oiled the bali
park, can you imagine what game
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
PEPS SCHEDULE FOR
REMAINDER OF 1921

The schedule of the Ardmore Pops
is as follows:
May 29-Cleburne. at home.
May 30-3l. June Paris. at home.
June 2-3-4-5-Sherman at home.
June 6-7-S-Mineral Wells, away.
June 9-10-11.12-Cleburne. away.
June 13-l4-15-Paris, away.
June 6-17-lS-Bonham. away.
June l9-202l-Cleburne, AT home.
June 2923.?4-Mineral Wells, at
home.
June 25-26-21-BOnham, at home.
June 2S-29-30-Sherman away
July l-2-3-Cleburne. away.
July 4-5-6-Sherman. at home.
July ;-S-9-Cleburne. at home
July lO-l1-l2-Minerals Wells, at
home.
July 131415-l6-Sherman. away
July 17.lS-19-Mineral Wells. away.
July 2O-2l-22-Bonham. away.
July 23-2t25-Paris, at home.
July 96-21-2S-Bonham, nj home.
July 29-30.3l-Graham, at home.
August l-2-3-Paris, away.
August 4-5-6-7-Cleburne. away.
August S-9-10-Bonham away.
August 11-12-l3-BOnham, at home.
August l4-l5-l6-Sherman at home.
August 1'-1S-l9.2O-Paris, at home.
August 2l22.29-Cleburne at home.
August 2425-2G-Sherman away.
August 27-2S.29 Mineral Wells.
away.
August 3O-3l, Sept 1.2-Cleburne.
away.
September 3-4-5.6-Paris, away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
AUTO RACES DELAYED on AC-
COUNT OF NPASSIBLE ROADS

On account Of delay in arrival Of
the participants for the auto races
which were scheduled 10 be conduct.
I'd here May ~. 80 and 30, the first
meet vii be held Monday afternoon.
May 30, at the Fair Grounds race
track. at 1870 o'clock
Half a dozen more Of the drivers
who are coming through In their
cars. were forced TO remain al
Pauls Valley for several days on nc.
count Of heavy rains which made
the reads TO Ardmore impossible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

Summary: Two base hits; Naylor,
Ellis. Home run: Ferguson. Earned
runs: Ardmore /; Cleburne 3. Left on
bases: Ardmore :; Cleburne 5. Double
plays; Young to Naylor to Young: Wis.
rock to Tabor to Ellis. Hit by pitcher,
by Ferguson tJoncs). Wild pitch: Fer
guson !. First on errors: Ardmore /;
cleburnc 2. Bases ON balls: of Ferguson
.; off Barham |. Struck out: by Fer.
guson s: by Barham 5. stolen bases:
Payne. Belshaw. Reynolds. Young,
Jones. Darnady. Corder. Sacrifice hits
Holtz. Umpire: Covington. Time Of
game: l:30.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

Where They Play Today.
ClebuIne ut Ardmore.
Paris at Sherman,
Mineral Wells at Bonham.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

that man Byrd, the Elk pitcher from
the oil fields, will do to visiting teams.
He'll sure feel right at home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

Chicago.-Sheely and Johnson. two
Of the Salt Lake City players obtained
this spring by the White Sox pulled
snappy double play yesterday on one
Of the speediest base runners in base
ball-Tyrus Cobb. There was q Tiger
on first base and Cobb hit a sharp
grounder toward first. Shcely picked
up the ball cleanly and snapped II to
johnson on second He returned II as
Sheely jumped back to the bag In time
to catch the speedy Cobb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

SEE THE LADIES RUN THE TIN
RACE. At wHTyrINGTON PARK
NATATORIUM. SUNDAY EVENING
AT ;.3O.-Ady. se.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

Chicago-Six hundred track athletes
representing 1lj institutions through
out the country, today competed at
Stagg Field In the 18th annual national
scholastic track and field meet al the
Cniversit" OF Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

summary; 2'baSc hits: Payne =.
Naylor. truth. Hopper. 3.base hits.
Hopper. Home runs. Jones. fIoltz.
Earned runs, Afdmore ?, Clcburnc &.
Left on bases, Ardmor. {, Clcburnc ).
Hit by pitcher, by Abbott (Payne), ly
Settles (Corder). LIST on errors. Ard
more /. Cleburne /. Base on balls, off
Settles ., off Abbott ;, off Lind J..
struck out. by Settles .. by A5hott J,
by Lind 2. Stolen bases. Payne 2,
Naylor- Holtz, Fruth. Sacrifice hits.
Belshaw ?, Reynolds 3. Naylor. Darn
day, shaw. Time OF game, las. TIM
pire Cpvlngton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

For quick results. use Ardmorel.e
want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29
Cbume Breaks Admore Winning Streak And Takes Game From Pep
TENASOkLAIiONLA LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Cleburne ), ArdmOre /.
Paris 3, Sherman /.
Bonham S, Mineral Wells ..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-29

Chicago, May 2S.-charles Deal,
third baseman for the Chicago Natl.
onals. who was hit on the nose by
batted ball in a game at New York
a few days ago, was told yesterday by
a physician that his noe is broken
and he will be out CT the game for sew
eral days.