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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

uOIEtS 10
BELLEVUE norEl~..io6H 8. cheyenne,
elegant furnished, front rooms single
and suite. weekly rates reasonable, also
iransicnts.
RITZ HOTEL
sol EAST THIRD
Absolutely clean, extra large outside
rooms also connecting roomn; hot and
cold running water, respeGtablo hotel
Tor people who appreciate "A clean atmoa.
phcrc. reasonable rates BY day or week.
jacobs HOTEL.
bulldlns rooms 81 and = g5 per day. %
SOS EKsi FIRST STREET.
wEsrLAND HOTEL. 2o5n u. THIRD
Rooms with hot and cold water, steam
heat g. 10 ti2. Connecting and private
hath sia an ti6. Usage 1878.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
EXTRA LARGE furnished room Tor light
thing furnlshod two blocks from bust.
ness center. rent reasonable. Cedar
lOS2-J
bosroN, ~, e25-'rwo nicely Furnished
roums for housekeeping, adjoining bath,
no children.
THREE modern light housekeeping rooms,
al1 .. Peoria. Usage A7ii or Usage
i723-J.
RoosEvELT. a.. lOs-one Housekeeping
FOR RENI-lSingio and double room for
hght housekeeping. Usage 22st.
FOURTH, W, s-ilonackeeplng rooms
with running water must be seen to
be appreciated.
ron UENT-'rwo furnirhnd rooms. for
light housekeeping modern close IN
2i2 u. Haskell.
ELwoop, y, 5i7 Two modern light
housekeeping fooms for rent, Cedar
1879.
HODGE, H.. i9o2--Two fght housekeeping
rooms furnished. modern.
ADMIRAL ms Two nicely furnished
rooms Tor housekeeping OHhge 1sil II.
KENosliA. T.. 32i-rhreo well furnish
ed housekeeping rooms In half Of du-
ploS cottage, tluEn IN.
.CuEYENNE. n, 5tl-Two clean. nicely
furnished rooms adjoining bath; sink
hot aud cold water
ADMIRAL l3S0--One large front house
korpiug room: completely furnished,
~ odern, no children. Cedar 2sIS
TWO hght housekeeping rooms upstairs.
~ per week; no children ovor years
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms
adjoining bath, reasonable rent. on eat
line. all =. Frisco,
MAYBELLE. s. H2-rwo modern light
housekeeping rooms. Osage so6P,
ELWOOp. ~, btG-Lsrge front room FOR
light housekeeping, modern oHagc
cs7i.
CfNcINNArI, S. ooS--small servant
nlHhop whites only OsaEc sl1b,
FIRST. W 3i4h FOR rent one light
housekeeping room. pHaRe bAbl,
ADMIRAL. g.. 1Ggg--rwo light house
Keeping rooms for rent private on
trance. Phone OsnEo si9d,
HODGE, r., iHs-sulte OF lleht house
i keeping rooms for rent modorn oahge
ba7i II. ....----
FHANKFORT, h.. ltii --connccting room
Tor housekeeping, also sleeping room
cedar 1o9H
ron RENT Two furnished housekeeping
gU.rNfnlUE and clean lVL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

WANTED Used ears 20 sell on small
commission for private owners, Used
.ar Exchange. 40 n Main. Osugo laOs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

llNNiND An DYtING

ROY FRYE CUMENT CONTRACTOR,
LiCLNs sED, uoNDEp. Osagc ll02 n
FIRST CLASS cement work Call cedar
lEt2, -------
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
Tallnnt Now Has Postolfice.

Special TO The world,
WASHINGTON March 2S.-The
postoffice department today an
nounced the establishment OF post
office at Tallant, Usage county, with
James II. Mcclure as postmaster
The new office is near Bigheart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
BOARD AND ROOMS
KOOM--UNTtNNI~mED

FDW Rent Three nice rooms ln West
Tulsn. located isni g. i'hoeulv. OeaRe
t32b ot usaRe 22et can for Jacob Fcl..
PEORIA, g. sle--Ouc front roo'u f,r
TUnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
AUTOMOBILES
A,roMosiirs ron sAL,

We have = few good used ears which va
hre offering 20 sell At reasonable prices.
Can offer terms to responsible parties.
FRED SHAW MOTOR CORPORATION
ils =. Roulder. osage ssn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

81 - ! = hN ! H. " fAH lH'''if AAtl'.''
room for refined gentleman, Cedar
t55.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
u S ED c. A r S
ON T + r NJ S

FORD DELIVERY
BUICK 4-CYLINDER ROADSTER
CHEVROLET TOURING
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOURING
STUDEBAKER SIX TOURING
STUDEBAKER FOUR TOURING
STUDEBAKER SIX ROADSTER
DODGE TOURING WITH WINTER TOP
OAKLAND SIX TOURING, 1920 MODEL
OAKLAND SIX TOURING, 1919 MODEL
REQ SIX ROADSTER
MFARLAN $50" TOURING, PASSENGER
Will accept limited amount Of first and second
mortgage notes or vacant lots on above cars
WELSH-M' 'NULTY MOTOR CO.
Fourth and Frankfort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
.NNrIm-NI1nMnIlII.l-e

AlIbMbHlIE wanted. WIN trHdr . oii
lease n chelsea fold Cluso to produc-
uou tor medium priced light car iu first
class condition. Describe and price auto.
mobile in urst lcttcr Robbins A Ramsey,
] tlpiupu. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

BELLEVUE HOTEi,--io6t s. Choycnnc,
elegant furnished. front rooms. single
Hnd suite weekly rates reasonable. also
I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
AUTOMOBILES
Id rnMnniII.s I-OM sNIr.

NJ ItNDHiiI ~ iOh NNits 10
rom NuAuSrER uood condition iu
every respect, biz mrssln cor Gosh
Central uHmFc, OspEo tofl
CADILLAC limousine. can BE- sccu pt
Krt,hum Hotel
1870 ruiD sedan. run $500 r,Nss. ,>rrl.
I'u condition, $500, some terms. Ns'er
''''.
iIOur and heavy trueN. ohoap. or viii
irtir todW a.
Airo SirrIirs AN R,rAlnS ~
AUTO NIrAiR aui parts tur StudrhtkrI
ear. enc good booty and rear fruiorp fur
NiuiyhukDr roadster 1Gtt Admiral 200
r"ar 'Husc l,27.J.
LISTEN
We specialize in am makes of cars. cali
ua. Vt wilt come to your house nnl te
p'ig your car Al worN guaranteed. usag.
called fpt aud delivered We are AZ ,1uf
t,r,in, DAY aud night Denver Burage
ua s. prnyer rhono psaec itas
luIt ttAkIH. .pUNuNM MOTOR co. sec.
ond and pnver Ave. tirst class repair
rg storage, cars washed ANA creased
prompt r't'ice, 'cdar at27
AlIOS TON uiNt-GNHNGr~ ia
GlGlN a. ita-GarnEc fnr rent or go1i
barn
HusrpN. IS. 6lo#ubragc Tor rcnt. paved
'll"' clos" iu. Usage 1850.
GANAGE rOR RENr -sts W. Tcwclnh.
'oN,EITE Esrnre tor rent si4 S. uos.
tom 'u'' usnEo $500.
tpu HtNI Garaec In Kendall. cedar
bDsruN. s., tlb.. Garage for rent, paved
hN"N. rloaa IN OnEe ftsq
u--NttONoHiLls -
WANT CAR WI pay ono hundred anu
put 'n trado for good car must hc in
good condition aud priced right White
Realty tu. Usage taN1
WANTED to,d crasa. good condition.
urir' right tur vuHh. Acme Auto NA
diatur GO. si7 o. Sryuud
VIII rNN CAsil tor good 1890 uulcl,
touring car Price must he low Ad.
dicHr io' y. care World
WILL PAY CAsu lot b1 ~ ig cadillac.
uuHt b" ln first. class condition and a.
bargain. Address fot-n cnrc World
AtIpMpblLE wanted. WIN trhdc . oii
lease in chelsea fold Cluso to pruduc-
ton 'or medium priced light car iu first
class condition, DcsCribe and price auto.
mobile va urst lcttcr Robbins a Ramsey.
th"lHua, OKLA.
WANTED Used cars 10 sell on small
commission Tor private owners Used
Car Exchange 40 n Main. Usage itOs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES tOR SALE. 10
FOR SAi.ta.Ntut. fnHdHtrr. fine shRpo
and good cord tires sre Baton at
Nichols Ttau"irr rnorc Osage ms
TWO .TON PACKARD rNu,k. $1,000
HAtF CASH VALANCE 5000 MONTH
tN. PHONE b-NGT "tHH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

THREE new gH-ton Bcthclcm trucks On
time or will trade Tor new automobile,
vacant lots or improved real estate. fhonc
cedar 1878 Ora =. lpp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

ONE FORD ton truck, good running or.
der. Price 5000. Cedar l7N. 40 =.
Frankfort.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

ROOM and huard Tor one Young gentle
mani alHn hoard Cor ladies and gentle.
meut h0g .. Cincinnati, Phone OsaRs
EsOQ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

w ant ADS
Gti6satakcD
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST Am POUND II
sToLEN--Ford road.tsr, engine No.
tt2sl3i; 1921 licen' sitPi, cutout, foot
iced, spot light, dem, table rims. Usage
5t7i, Tulsa, okla.
SIRAlED Male W. a. Collie puppy, col
lar license. name 4 address attached.
'all Usage bii7-J. Reward.
LOsT-35S4h extra tire aud RIM East
sixth or Tenth 81. Reward. Cedar
23sb. i32 Iowa BldE.
FouND-On East sixth. pocketbook CON
taining small amount OF money; owner
can have same by paying for this ad and
describing. call at no n. Mccoy
LosT-small gold pin. one amethyst,
or Fourth sta. March 2i Reward. Cedar
1853.
LOsT-Lancet wrist watch; return TO
Purity bakery II N. Main. Reward.
Losr-Hotel Tulsa mezzanine floor. black
beaded bag. containing ladies' watch.
keys, some money and other things. Re
turn TO Hotel Tulsa clerk and get reward.
LIBERAL REWARD for return " Boston
terrier puppy, male brindlo. which neck,
breast and down center Of face, long
ears short tail, strayed or stolen from
s3s n. Elwood Thursday last. Usage 92l
or Usage 4ll0.
LOST-A Bible at First Presbyterian
church or between there and s. Denver,
Name Eloise Chandler on back. reward
Usage $50.
LosT-one Hudson seal cape, liberal req
ward. Call Cedar 1870.
LosT-Psckage with Globe Clothing store
wrapper In Firs, National bank or gas
office. Call Yeager. Usage $500.
LOsT--A female Pitt bulldog, answers to
name OF Patsy Reward. 800 n boulder
PURELY PERSONAL 8
FAIRMONT MATERNITY .RosPITAL for
confinement; private prices reasonably
" rite Tor booklet Mira 7. u. Long, All
K 27th street. Kansas City, Mo.
CANCERS, tumors. soi,re, piles. fstula,
Write for testimonials about cures. Box
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANITARfuM
"A home for the care and protection
Of young women; rates reasonable; eaeis,
director. 1917 W. Main. Oklahoma City
SPECIAL NOTICES o
PARTIES who bought large white re
friEerator from tho Nesle Furniture Co
SATURDAY March 60, please cal and get
refund or phone Cedar 1855. Neale Fur
nlture Co. s27 l.. Third.
MATERNITY hospital, private, Babies
adopted II desired, prices ressons BILE.
22O2 s. Robinson. Oklahoma city.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 10
1920 DODGE TOURING CAR.
Good as new, oversize cord tires lock.
bumper, chains, etc. a bargain as own
er is leaving city Call Cedar llS0
FOR SALE-Or trade, one Oakland road 70
ster, worth the money; must be seen
TO be appreciated, Phone Usage COS. Rear
900 8. Boulder.
FOR SALE--Seven passenger Chalmers
car; looks and runs like new. bargain
cash Adams Motor Sales Co. 500 s.
Main ST. Phone Usage 7sto.
| MARMON chummy roadster "34' for sale.
Rubber In Al shape, two extra tires.
Price $500, Car can be seen al Baker
oliver Garage, Broken Arrow, or tele-
| phone Broken Arrow 36l, A. +, Burwell
| CADILLAC EIGHT touring car FOR sale.
Five brand new cord tires, equipped
| with Westinghouse shock absorbers, A
bargain for quick sale at 81 $50. Tele-
phone A. l.. Burwoli. Phone 36l, Broken
| Arrow.
SUPERIOR BATTERY STATION
| NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE.
3o7 =. BOULDER. PHONE Usage 1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
ROOMS VIM nONNn

TWQ sl!,S SSosigi'0I'0'o F0o@' 'oF T'o'. a'o' "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Big Crowd
Expected
at Smoker
Clay Hite Expects Large
Gathering to See Semi
Finals in Elimination

Clay Hite Is expecting a big
crowd out tomorrow night 20 see
Dave Shade and Joe Slmonleh. the
two star weltern. mix In the main
event Of his show at the Pavilion.
The winner OF 'tomorrow's fight win
meet Trnyie Davis. coast weller
weight titlehoider in the main event
of Hite's smoker next Tuesday.
Both Simonich and Shade are
winding up their training today and
are said to be In tiptop condition for
their big so.
In the semi windup. Johnny
Hogan OF Tacoma IL slated TO meet
Ted Snyder OF the navy. Snyder
made a hlg hit with the Vancouver
fight fans las; week. because Of the
wonderful fight he put up there after
being Knocked down seven times In
the first round.
Owen Roberts win meet Mickey
Harmon In the third bout on the pro-
gram.
Truman Davis. middiewoight
whose chief claim 20 fame 80 far is
that he Is the brother OF Travie
Davis. will box Jimmy Smith.
Travlc will he his brothers second.
Tommy Bradley and Young SIN.
man arc slated TO appear In the cur
tain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Konowaloff Is
Star Of Coast
Swimming Meet

SAN DIEGO. Aug. Nitric
konowaioff. Crystal Swimming
club. Of Seattle. was the individ.
uai star of the annual Pacific
Coast outdoor meet staged here
yesterday. konoaaloff won two
first places. In the sfoyard
and the sso-yard swim. making
10 points-;he highest individual
score made. Merlin Paddcn. also
OF the Crystal Swimming club.
won third place in high diving.
The Seattle club melted ~ points.
with but two men entered.
konowaloff won his races with
ease. His tome In the 40 was
5 minutes. ~ seconds. In the
$50 his time was IL miDutca. rs
seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

Sasns.ls. lnesuv.asaiiy Seattle won
Saturday. To ,. lost the first game
Sunday I to 8. and came back with
win IN the second encounter. 4
10 !. einehing the series.
saturday. Manager Kenwcrthy
shifted Ball Patterson TO short and
Tex wisterzii to third benching BIN
Stutnpf. Wisterxil worked well at
third and busted out pair OF time
~ hits. Patterson looked good at
abort on the three chances he had.
In the FIRST game Sunday Brick"
Eidred was laid up with bum
thumb. 20 Rod Murphy was sent TO
right field and Stumpf at short and
the hitting strength wasn't lessencd
bit.
In the second game Sunday Roxy
Middleton was sent TO right field
and Murphy was put on first. Mid
d!cton kicked thru with two hits
while Murphy. replacing Ray Bates.
busted out three hits. And II was
Bates hitting that broke up satur.
days game. the big boy knocking
fluke homer. single and a triple.
Besides these men the locals have
valuable man in Tub" Spencer
for pinch hitting and then. too. Billy
Lane. who is now patrolling left
field. can be shifted to any orchard
job aud he can be played at second
when necessary Murphy fits In
well AT any position except a bat.
Terry job.
They say no team II stronger
than It's substitutes and. II that's the
case. Seattie's club Is to be feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

In ono Of the fastest games
played In The Star league this sea.
son. the Eckart Cigar Company
team defeated the Highland Pask
White stars yesterday at Lincoln
park by - count.
A ninth inning rally by Eckarix.
netting four runs. pulled the game
out Of the fire for them. after n
looked like Highland Park was 20.
inR 20 take home the bacon. After
striking out two times. Orio spaiig
left fielder for the winners came 70
bat with bases fun in the final SEES.
sion. pounded out two bagger.
driving IN two runs ahead OF him.
Two more runs were made by Eek.
arts and the scrappy Highlandcrn
came to bat in the las, OF the ninth.
but were held scorcisss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
ONLY FEW DAYS LEFT
TO ENTER STAR MEET

All swimmers living north Of the
Lake Washington canal will compete
in The Star swim meet prcliminarIcs
at the south end Green lake bathing
beach. and those living on the other
side Of the canal will compete at the
Madrona bathing beach. The finals
for The Star meet will be held In the
Lake Washington canal.
Entries for the meet are now open.
and all swimmers planning 10 enter
should fiji out the blanks appearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

on the sport page and mail them to
The sporting editor OF The Star En-.
tries close promptly at 6 .. m. satur.
day. 80 there u little time left to file
the blanks.
The entries arc not coming In very
fast 40 FAR and Is seems that the To-
cal swimmers are slow TO take ad.
vantage OF the chance TO get into
actual competition. This Is "A regular
4. a. L. meet and all records made
during the meet will go on the books
Of the a. a. 4. as official"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
THE NEXT MIG FIGHT

rIIE NEXT FIGHT horizon the
the world which viii Philadelphia
Tender
may
Tsa and good sr Leonard has proved h ability a.
he asains, tho Phiy southpaw
nup RIDLEY certainly he into the
land Tn, WIN be his fourth nsh, Is days Ridley keeps
world sI'''' ''''''' " 'S'"' ana mat ' best framing u '
THE NEW YORK STATE barring
1ae 5osno" rem rhSr ser" johnson is o" se .Os" mark
' s su S S h ~ ,n , me S e 81, s"p 10
iri'ton and It's fair him from fighting there
SPEAKING or BOXING COMMISSIONS the Now Jersey commission
% s sH a e ,Ssn s's Sos s " e handled y T
% are ' 0 % ss " to s %ssS
hollow , t As ms pss me s@w,n Iss hsss - a and
do liz own deciding without lot OF help from outsiders
RULING tina, boxing commission strict,
the nosmokns rule Pavilion shows here The Pavilion is
s smoking allowed rs he PAVILION
Tommy Carpenter
coss. % sS never the S sSi c FRANCE s ss~ f
french miller
YOUNG HECTOR tn, nr,msr,on heavyweight going to try come
say may days Denver Ia Martin
Hector ever say ina, he
afraid EN- after the he walked Pred fon
here
DANNY hls
fight
fans who viii fight action they figure
SEATTLE FIGHT FANS should Of the best main
Of
weierweiEh a
months
set ought a
cHp.rleu. some box
ughse
He hit with right
He
Mickey Harmon at the Pavilion Tuesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
GANG MOVES
INTO SECOND

Breaking even with Sacramento
while Oakland was handing Los An.
gsles a double beating. moved the
tribe into second place In the Coast
league race The locals have worked
their way back to this berth after
dropping to fifth on the road. II
they. continue 10 hit the ball the
way they are doing now they have
fine chance TO close in on the
Seals during the coming week. The
locals will play nine games with
Salt Lake here this week and San
Francisco viii have TO meet Los
Angeles at Los Angeles. The
Angels have been giving the leaders
some hard fights this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
LOCAL GIRL
WINS N. w.
NET TITLE

TACOMA. Aug. s.--Miss Mayme
Macdonald Of Seattle won the WON.
ems singles title OF the 5oth annual
Pacific Northwest tennis tourney
here Saturday by defeating Miss
Lorna Fraser Of Vancouver. 60. 81.
Charles stickney Of San Francisco
defeated Carl Gardner OF the same
city in the mems singles finals by
the score OF 90. 81. 81. 5.s. 81.
The other winSers were; Mrs.
Bragdon and Miss Macdonald. WON
ems doubles: irving weinstein and
Mrs. Bragdon. mixed doubles:
Irving weinstein and Bin Ingra.
ham, mems doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
SALT LAKE
FANS GET
RILEDU UP

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. s.--Thc
bout between Battling ortega OF
Oakland and Gordon Mckay OF
Pocatello here Saturday was stopped
when the fans joered tho fighters
out OF the ring because Of their
failure to mix.
Enragcd fans threw cushions. pop
bottles and other things at the fight
ers in the ring and they were
forced TO leave the ring in the third
round. They agreed to really fight
and returned to the ring 20 minutes
later. but there was no action and
the fans left tho arena. The fight
was called Off In the ninth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
PATTERSON FALLS
DOWN IN HITTING

Bill Patterson didn't look 50 good
ri the plate during the last three
games with the Sacs. getting but
one blow Ia the three games. But
he continued to look fine In the
field. He booted one tn the latter
part Of the second game Sunday
and then came right back with a
swell ione-handed catch on the run.
Of orr's grounder. and nipped the
Scion at first with a nice throw.
He IL covreing a world OF ground
around third base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
SCHORR HAS
had WEEK

Ernie Schorr. Seattle's southpaw W.
certainly had poor week agains,
the Sacramento Solous. He started
the first two games OF the series
and was yanked from both Of them.
being charged with one defeat He
also lost the first game Sunday. bad
control and punched hits causing
his downfall In the early innings.
He worked better In tho final in
ninRs OF the game. schorr took a
tor hold on the first pitch Kunx Of
fered to him and knocked II mile
over the right field fence. The
Solons used Kunz and Penner.
Harry Gardner outpitched Specs"
Shea and Bert NIehaus In the sec
ond game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
KOPP SNAPS
OH OF SLUMP

Merlin kopp was in a bad slump
when he hit Seattle and he looked
bad In the first game Of the series.
but he certainly has snapped out OF
IT, He has made a total Of ~ hits
in % trips to the plate in the first
six games Of the series. for a mark
little less than 500 which IL sweet
hitting With his great speed Kopp
II mighty valuable man when he's
hitting at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
INDIANS CARELESS
On BASES

The Indians tossed away runs on
Saturday and In the second game
Sunday by careless base running. In
the Saturday contest Wisterzil ran
Lane off Of third and was tagged
out at that base and Lane thought
he was the man out and he walked
off the bag, being eliminated when
he was touched with the ball. In
the second game Sunday the boys
had the bases full and kenworthy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

was picked off of third by a snap
throw from Cook TO Pick. A Few
seconds later Niehaus tried TO
catch Patterson off Of first and
sheehan didn't cover. stumpf round
ed third and turned back, Patter.
son over-running second. Stumpf
was easily trapped between home
and third. The boys want 70 hold
up their heads a bit better on the
paths because they are throwing
away too many runs by that kind
OF work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
SACRAMENTO
FINALE TODAY

The finale game OF the sacra.
mento series is being played here
today. The tribe cinched the series
when they won the second game
Sunday. They will try TO make II
five out Of seven today. Ray Fran.
els or AL Demarce looked like the
logical Seattle pitchers while Ken
Penner may start for the opposi.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

summary. stolen tarcs-Sordon :.
T~o-b4se hits BIRD. Hobbs. johnson.
spatig. Todd 2 Three base hii--John-
san Double piays-Bird to Gordon 20
Ftsse Try 10 Morse TO kirkc Hlts~-Off
o. johnson 10. of Of Hardin H. struck
out--Hy johnson . by Hardin g. TIM
pires-zoiis and Macdonald.
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SUMMARY struck 0ut--by cardner ,.
By Stchaus J. Bases oa bails-~off Me
haus ]. reo-bass hits Murphy.
Compton. orr. peubis piays--comptaa to
orr. orr 20 sheehAn Cook 10 Orr sac
rifice hit--Sheehan stolen bass--lsns.
Hit BY pitched ball Murphy. Innings
plschcd--ny shea :. runs :. hits 2. az bat
n. charge defeat 20 shea Rams 70
sponsibie for--Gardner :. shea ). NishAus
4. Tirns Of xamc--llto. utnpires-- fasss
and Fittsry
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INCLEWOOD
CLUB OPEN

More than $50 golf enthusiasts at.
tended the formal opening OF the
Inglewood Golf and Country club
Saturday. Clark splers won the
first match on the new court from
a big field.
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BIG SERIES
NEXT WEEK

The Indians go on the road again
after the games with Salt Lake and
the first series Of this trip will go
q long ways towards deciding the
Coast league pennant as the In
dams Will open In San Francisco.
Eight games are on the schedule for
that week, and each one should be
a crucial" battle.
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BY kups = bases on baiis--on seheFr :.
OF kunH .. I've base hits-flck. kopp.
Homo run Scherr Double plays Stampf
10 krnworthy 60 Bates. Nceefftksn 10
Orr 10 Shcehan. kuna 20 Der 20 Shechan,
Pick TO orr 10 Shrehan e. saCrifige hits
-~Campton. McOaffisan. SEE. feneer
stolen bases Lane. kopp. Passed ball
robin. inninss pitchcd-by kuna 80.
runs 3. hits 7 al bat 80 out In seventh
with l on base Credit victory 40 kunA.
Runs responsible for-Sehorr !. kunH
Time u u4ma--i s. umpircs- Eason
and Fittcry.