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Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

SAN FRANcTsCO--Louis Fonseca chooses big league baseball in prefer cnce to a career in grand opera. if he doesh.t stick with the Reds he win switch back to his vocal business. No minor league ball for mine" he says.
 m sing first-though I'd hate to think of quitting baseball"
 Fonseca, a San Francisco sand lat teS, had two contracts placed before Sr5fh,
 One was a ticket to the opera stage. The other was ticket to the Cincin- nati ball club.
 He signed with Pat Moran.
 For a recruit he's to get fancy sal ary. Also he's to get bonus of $1,500 if he's retained one day after the sea son opens.
 In case he does not make good he is to be releas4d with no strings attached
 Other "Sinsers"
 The coming of Fonseca with his grand opera voice to major league base ball recalls some of the old timers who we're known for their vocal pipes as sw56 as for their ball playing.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
ALL SET FUR TODAY $ GAME
 AT EASTLAKE

When Umps Price announces this af- ternoon: Lad d-e-e-e-s and gentlemen batteries for today's game, for the Senators Heflin and yyestfall: for the Greys, Terrill and Varney-play ball." then the fireworks will start.
 The big game starts at o'clock this afternoon at Eastlake park and from dope on hand tit will be some ball game. The rivalry is getting keen be- tween the two teams. with one victory to the credit of each. This afternoons game means the rubber and chance to claim a little extra honor in the valley
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

A. The passenger pigeons have com pletely disappeared, been missing for a number of years. The last pair were in the zoo at Cincinnati Ohio. They died several years ago. No accepted theory has ever been advanced to ac- count for their sudden and total Is- appearance-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

The number of ex-service. men who have taken advantage of the benefits offered by the federal board for voca- tional education during the last fiscal year has increased from 3,606 to more than 46. 5000
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

During 1919 there were 1,o40, ,000 mar riages in the United States and only 10000 new dwellings completed.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

Alaska bought more thrift stamps per capital in 1920 than any state in the Union.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
MARsHALL'S ANSWERS ITO NM.
 RODS

c. Are mailard ducks easily propa- gated? Do they become domesticated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

Those students and teachers OF IL"
Normal who are members of the cast
On "Thv GIL From raris' Will De
leaving FOR ~ pnso Wednesday morn
iur. January ~ They will play
thcrc Wednesday ami Thursday
nights aud vii return la silver Clty
tu tim, a. syo the stat, college Not
md basketball ramc Friday night.
Those making thin trap are MlFa'
isabel and Mtty EcNioa, Mary k"llu.
hin. Elizabeth tiodruhuugh. Margaret
Mclaughlin and Helen Spi'2l"N
Sofia and clara tnrtllo ar ht'N
In school after a weeks absence
caused by the sickness Of th,it
mother.
Mumir Russell. college 81 BE- SUB.
stiiutc Teacher iu tn" nfth grade ai
the public school THIS week
Mr. and Mrs WiutorbOurU' am
uouncc the birth OF twin SOM 40 th,ii
LONE ON SATURDAY. January \ nur.
aid and Winston Nlutcrbouruu want
tu call th, new arrivals Margar''
and Ntary Margaret but the parent
are OF the opinion that Bob and BilI'
would hU mugC appropriate names.
George bingham has enrolled H'
the NurWnl In THE high schoul 4oniui
class. coming her, with his folks IRON
Princeton. Kansas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

tainm,nts viii be the putting ON OF
the Junior h,ncfit picture show at
the Elks theItcr On "Wednesday night.
january 20 The picture. SO LONE.
Lefty" played by AN an star east. is
reported to ho u good one.
The thitd entertainment viii Dc the
annual Senior class play, for which
Miss Martha riutrowski. the cop,,.
hts selected an excellent farce o
three acts. entitled The Arrival uf
Eltit boy NormH Ice Svnrtout Five
boys and four girls ar, needed to
enact this play, Copies have boon
ordered . uH soon ns they arrive
tryuEt- viii be- held Tho characters
viii De selected from the senior and
college GLASSES Martha piutrowski
VIII be- director of tho play ana Edith
iioiroWs ~ viii be- property manager.
other assistants. such Ha business
manager and electrician, Will hc APP
pointed later. Tho play viii probably
uC ~pr"arui,d to Ia public March II.
on account OF the senior niy.
plans for the upCrottR have been
changed s Il VII not be possible 10
include ans boys In this yours per
Torrance The Girls Cleo club rs
row planning to give q Chinese up
"r"'ta bN Paul bliss. The Feast OF
tho Little I1utcrna" This is.n very
popular Wusicnl play. having hrou
given with great success hy t uuinbor
uf girls schools In tho otsI There
viii ALSO boz some special features
aud oriental dances bN students OF
tho normal Miss Collins b. ,,uort
ing 10 give this opcrctta at the Elks
fhctt,r the first week. In April
I1st vroh pins ana rings fur tho
college ard high school seniors AZ
rived They Hll seemed to bee very
proud Of them, for they started In
wearing them right away. Tn, col
lrg, pins ere round with Sew Mo-
&c. state Normal around the edge
nud "'2l" ON 90 plate iu the center.
The high school pins and rings uts
o,ul--hupod with - NJ $ y"
around the rdg" and "tl" iu tho con.
ter.
Mrs ~'lyh,Hr visited urr daughter
Geraldine 10 Ritch han sunday after
Uui evening. January .
r.1i- N,tI ru. boon bio the hospital
90 Ttruu" the ut-f ve,k. HIftrriuE
ir.w am tt,tvk ut ulruri-y. She roe
turned Co hur home sunday IunU9rv
aHi lis Improving 500 rluilIy 'uIf
.N' ,hp,,is Co.. Uu llDk 900 s,Huol
Within e. tyw DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

Uonimn,i rron rugc twol

Mi4s Edith y quick. registrar Prof.
X : linton, houd uf department eft
rural school methods are an new
members on tn, faculty %hUEIuutug
work since, tho HOLIDAYS. Mis-, ltuta
and Miss wat who have been ut.
tending the University OF thicdEu
have returned to their duties here.
The resolutions of the Teachers
lustitJt, and conference Of SEVERAL
T"Nts counties recently held ut Min
,ral Wills. Texas contain very com
~plim'uttry reference Go the lectures
at IN Roberts ~ that meeting iu.
Euth"r with @ request that hp De- ina
.Nitcd Co speak before next voar state
unconditional meeting
Jack cochran hts boon elected
ohr'J leader and VIII relieve Prof
miller ot that phase Dol. 'hr basket
ball pm, \ numhvI u' songs have
hvru learned this pus' week. lu be-
sung "a q part of th' roofing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
pONr s-roK wIsmINa

Don wish you could find d iob-fiud DO
Don't wish you could rent your nparf
mrnt-Rtut DO.
Don wish you could sell your huusc
Sell it.
nov
ny usiu, the Herald Classihci Columns
Phone IiS. Phone ST..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
Iro.NL INQIuN.

Sow tell the Jury" st"rulN dr.
wuubpd the younS Legal lutuiuur, DOL
threatening ouc addressing the COW
uriuu witness. what WINS the weather
It aus. upon the afternoon ln Vuc-.
ttuu 900 tluCiuuHtt Enquirer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
TWO l0-ROUND BOUTS
Bobby Burns Announces UcadIinci~s
for Next Friday Nights Box
ing Card at Muskogcc.

special To The world
MUSKOGEE, May Roy Fisher
and Jimmie Ambrose will meet over
a longer route in return match
being arranged by Promoter Bobby
Burns for next Friday night. The
two youngsters boxed to draw
last Friday in four rounds and are
anxious to get at each other over
the 10-round route. Ambrose Is
Tulsa boy.
The other 10-round bout will be
between Herb Thomas and Jack
Haines, who also boxed to draw
I'm Burns last card The curtain
raiser at Fridays card has not yet
been selected but Burns has several
good men I'm view
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
Yesterdays Results

First race. throo.slSieenths of
mile Flirting Boy first. Oh
ana. second Alllus COmradc
mira Time. 20 2-5 seconds.
Fortunate ARROW. fourth. Busy
GcorKr nfih, who'd a 'Thunk
IT, sixth.
SECOND race. ouc-qubrtcr mile
BLACK Vague fret. Ready ~.
pltus". SECOND. Tho Tiger. mira
Time. "a 2.a seconds handsome
Buck Ray clair. Albiut Chicf.
finished Iu order named
Third race. thrrp.HIxtscnths of
muo- Ernest Wud Blu first.
Billy Ray second Flying Stone,
third. Time. 10 seconds. Dutch
Bergman SuoHum, fourth. Ne
brugkt Wiid Biu ufth.
Fourth race. on quarter mile
Mission Boy. fleet Moonshinc
Wild Iil. second Black Jack,
mira, Time. 20 seconds cheer
ful Moments. onion VIVA BIZ
finished in order named
tifth race. three. .s'ytocnthH Of
milo Flying clara. first; Miss
Nindlcator. second Peerless
Prince. third Time. 20 seconds.
sight cap. Rod Parton. Dr. Fllrt
finished iu order named.
Sixth race. ouc-quartcr mile.
EiuWa. first. Jcsscruc. second
Ncyu Wild BIll third. Time.
20 3.5 seconds sammy Satan,
WhIff Hushreubcn finished IN
order named.
Seventh Race. three siNtccnths
of milo Sitkuus first. Miss
piukey Heir. second Harmony,
third Time ~ 3-5 seconds.
Rockbug. Buck Private. Happy
Nose finished Ia order named
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
Daniels Holds Oilers to Two
Swats; Harris Also Effective
Bluffs Score Twice in LIST
Inning No Runs
Thereafter
OILERS IN 2ND PLACE


special t.THe World
OMAHA. Sob. Mas D. boz gu.
iHr FOO g0 aVru hu.d vlth mu.D
TluJ DUors If Iu,s keep un lns,us
game. while OUc, urr I1 Iun north
'ru division of fhr Western Tongue
Utr ihoE did h,r, within lbr nH'
tnroc days So accustomed haI ncy
hccnm, Geo winning that WHEN they
do siu.o 10 losing sroak thcrc t
Roiug 10 br % ruined bunch of am
bIuoue atb'c,l.s taking orders from
Nnn1ror Jimmy burke
To-day the uuffilocs handed tho
Ou,u their thlrd straight defeat
since they have been uu Omaha Tho
to % score Indicates that the game
VHs close. but regardless of the
count the locals played better bali
throughout than ala The visitors
from the southern arm ~ The circuit
Daniels hurled good contest FOR
the BuffalocF lie hold Jimm,
Burke's protegcs hitless until tho
seventh inning when after two on
crs had grounded out Parker sent
a hot one sailing over short Tor tho
visitors only single Of the contest
Manager Burke himself tood the
rubber next but the best hc could
do was 10 fiy out and the result was
that Parker was camping on first
when the inning ended for TulHu.
only ono Oilcr Reaches Second.
So perfect was the support given
the hurllng of Daniels that only one
Oilcr was lucky enough TO step on
the second bag. This all happened
In the fifth Etanza when Burke got
on whom Ryan mode a bObhle, aud
scampered 90 second when Thomp-
son drew u pass to first. Ennis
brec1cd out ana the round ended as
far as Tulsa was oonccrneld, as
Davis and Parker. first two up. flied
ana grounded out, respectively
Cole. right fielder FOR the Buffa
locs. spcnrcd Davis nigh fly with
one mitt In tho fifth that sure was u
uorkcr, The omaha fielder had 60
leave the ground to pun the horse.
hide out OF the air, but he nabbed
II ana saved what might have been
bad inning for Omaha
Besides allowing the Western
leaders only one lone hit, Daniels
was also stingy with his ducuts It.
first. McGinnis first man up, was
lfHD'u u ElbAtF Ibul NY w NV lNNlib
sack ana then Ia the fifth lnninl
Thompson walked Daniels alst
made three oilers hit the wind. foi
strike outs.
Oilcr Errors Costly.
Harris, lanky porisldcr for the
losers, pitched good game, buI
errors by his teammates wher
hobbies meant runs resulted In hb
defeat, This tall southpaw from
Tulsa allowed six hits and foul
bases on balls. llo struck out TIVE
Buffaloes.
Omaha collected itA two runs II
The first round when llHncy worked
Harris for n walk ana Ryan reached
irst ON Wufflis error, GlslasoT
played the big brother role aud cacl
runner advanced n sack, Pug
Griffin. heavy hitting Buffalo
planted tho ball in center field for
double and Haucy and Ryan crossed
The pan for n pair OF tallieT,
After nislasun had grounded on
In the thlrd Inning Griffin Rot hi
second hit ~ the game, a single Il
center lie went to second whel
l.ehyol, raped tho sphere to LEI
field. but Lee forced his manager IL
second for the second down and col
completed Omaha's part of the thir
when he hit a tirldcrs choice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
McGrGW Freed VOistead
Bin Violation Charge

NEW YORK May A iury took
only four minutes this afternoon Co
decide that John i. MrGrau.. man.
Rger OF the New York Giants. who
was charged In the federal court
with violation of the prohibition law
by having "a quart of whisky an the
Lambs club, whore ho WAS stopping.
was not guilty and violated mo- law.
or the four minutes. about two
was occupied by the jury lu walk 70
Ing 10 aud from the jury room.
Judge Hand told the Jury the
qucaion OF guilt OF innocence hinged
an whether McGraw bought or was
given the whisky.
McGraW said ne did not rcmem-
her buying any, There WAS no ovi'
donca 70 show ne had bought 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03

At Observation-Disclosures, no
game, rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
Is BESTS HARRIS BUFFALOES BEAT OILERS TO
Defeat of FaUOriteS Marks
SpeedyHOuud Raae Program
Nltknm Scores Victory

~ % mile and was outrun all the
way finishing nfih iu q flcid Of six
starters
Stkum Scores victory.
Flirting Boy. In the first race.
BLACK Plague, Iva the second. Flying
Clara. in IA" MN. kioWa in the
sixth and Sitkum, iu the seventh,
were me dogs which showed the
way 30 the talent. Eiowa. inter
feIrd by Jesscrue ON the back
stretch. gave splendid exhibition
Of speed ou the final dnsh and
proved that he has not been over
toutod by his impressive victory
over Jcsaeruc. Sitkum. muzzicd,
took the lead and gave all his at
tontlon to the winning Of the race,
which he did haudty.
Ernest win Biu captured tho
third race over the classiest field OF
the day, defeating such hounds ns
Bnly Ray. Flying stone. Dutch
bergman, skookum and Nebraska
wind Bill
Mission Boy track champion,
showed the way In the fourth race,
winning easily.
seven races are offered today.
with numerous old favoritcs running
and several new entrants. Post
! time for the first race - 1870 o'clock.
TOlay~ t.uiilrS.
First race, three-sixtcenths Of
mlIe-Wlld star Gladys Flirt,
Razzle Dazzle. Rosy star. shoe
, String, Nurse Maid
/ Second race, onc-quarter mile
: Polky, Honey Sucklc. Alabama Jack.
wuHe wild Bill. Articles Lady NJ
/ Parton.
Third race. threc-slxtpenths of
mile--Wild irishman. The Ronmer,
/ The Turk. MIR. Woodford. Dainty
| Peerless. Widest Dillon,
Fourth race, onc-quarter mile
/ Killarney Lad, smoky nm Buck,
/ Friendly Fox. Speedy GifI Kay
County Arazc.
Fisth race. three -siXieenths Of mile
Oscar Lacy. Dillon. wild Bill Red
Pine. Red Checkerboard. Baby Time
Some OF the Herbs.
sixth race, one-quarter mile-Sit-
ting Bull. Clnder Path, Oakland
Hannah. Sawbuck. Deloma Cannon
Fair Chance.
Seventh race. three-sINtecnths ol
milc-Allic Alert. Suisun, Ruth Can
non, Naomi. "Muzzled." Hernia. Lii
Han Parton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03

COChranp SAYS that with the bnNlnR
game closed IN kansas city and ~
Louis and the killing Of the Missouri
bin. Tulsa remains the pugilistc
center ~ the southwest. he rctcrs
to the fact that Newman and Rcose
are giving Tulsa ring enthusiasts the
bCst and IN return, the fans arc
patronl1ins the shows we'll
-
Cochranc writes Reese and
Newman know the boxing game.
Newman is an experienced motch'
maker and a competent one They
are strictly uu the lovcl i'm thcr
dealings ana as result they are 60
hc rewarded for their efforts iu pat
ting on strictly hiRh.,lasS shows
=
Tho boxing game IS thriving In
oklahoma nov and there isn't n
state iu the southwest that com.
parvs with tho sooner state IN the
quality orr quantity Of ia tistic cards.
There are numerous cities In addt'
tiuu to Tulsl whore boxing is popu-
lar and pays well
Tic best CttN IN Oklahoma win
the exception OT Tulsa l. Muske-
gee BobhY Burns huS the Conl-
dCnCr of the fans there aud prom
isc- to provide clean and satiS-
factory bONing. Burns l. fortu-
nate in having a. his patrons some
of the hest sportsmcn the writer
has ever met. Muskogcc fans pa
trunlyc boxing wcll--aud they are
always splendid io work for
Burns staged his first show last
Friday and though IL had u distp'
pointing conclusion when Ted Ilar'
grove lost 20 Rob Davis on "a foul I'm
the main event it was satisfactory
card The patrons realized that tn,
loss ut HargroNc 10 early In the bout
was merely an accident ot the rims
that Is likely tO occur at amy tim,
ana took their isappointment in the
speedy ending Of the bout that prom
isei TO be interesting, in u sports
manlike manner,
1 stay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03

victory OF five outsiders" over
faVuritca ana failure OF Skookum.
cOnuucror ur Mission Boy In tho
firHt meet to finish In the money.
featured yesterdays program of
greyhound races at Midcontlncnt
park. Four of the Victories won by
outsiders" we're by new dogs and
one was by a hound which failed TO
win "a race I'm the opening meet
which closed a few weeks ago.
SkoOkum got or TO "a slow start
IN the third race Of three-Sixteeuths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03

rotas A. ~ 80 20 rotals,.,. as - 30 %
ABat.cd for Gleason In ninth
NNBatted Tor Bayno IN ninth.
aBatted for Holling In ninth
HzBatted for Flagstead In ninth.
zz2Hatted for Alnssmith In ninth.
'sl Ran for shorten In ninth.
tbl Hatted for Cunningham In tenth.
Detroit ...........2Ol 100 l0i O0O--G
81 Louis .......... 3Oi 600 OOg O0O--l
summary: Two base hits--Cobb. Neach,
Blue, lamb jones Bassler. Three
base hits-sisler Tobin. stolen base
Williams. Double plays-FluRstead Blue;
Jacobson. Billings. Gerber. Gleason. Sis.
Ter, Hush. Bluo. Bases un balls--ott
nayne :, otf Holllng g. or Davis J. Oft
Shocker 4. OF Dauss 3. struck out--hv
Bnyne Z, by HolliuE. %. by Davis 3. by
ShoCkcr o. Runs--Tobiu 2, Gerber, sis
Ter Lee, Lamb. Sevcreid, Young Bush.
Cobh, Neach, ElaE-trHd, niue. Errors
Lamb, Bayue, Shockor Young
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
SptinEtipl,
Clyne Ready 20 Demand
HdyUOOd Bond Forfeit

CHICAGO. May 2.-Enitcd states
District Attorney Charles y. Clyue
announced today that he was pre-
pared to go Immediately before the
United states court of appeals and
ask for forfeiture OF tho $4,000
bonds OF william - CBig BilD Hay
wood. / W " loader, and eight
other I W. VS. who have failed TO
report al LcaVonwoyth prison to be-
sin sewing sentences imposed upon
them for Violations ot the espionage
act during the war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
COSDEN BEATS CARTER
Becker and Howell Are Effective
and Mates Bat Hard, Winning
In Tulsa oil League.

The fast Cosden baseball nine OK
pericnced no difficulty in defeating
Carter last evening at McNulty park
10y score OF II 20 /.
Cosden hit the bail hard, landing
nine safe drives, including two for
extra bases BcCicr and Howell
pitched effective hall and al owed
hut four hits. Burton made fine
running catch of Cronln's line drive
In the second inning.
Tomorrow evening at McNulty
park Texas will meet =, a Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
Burr Wins Elywcight Title.

NEW NONk, May 2.--JOhnny
Buff of Jersey City. American fly
weight boxing champion, received
the Judges decision over Eddie
O'Dowd OF Columbus, Ohio. after n
i2-round bout In Madison square
garden tonight. \ s2,5O0 belt emble-
matte of the title, was presented
Buff by Tex Rickard and will be-
come the property of the titleholder
II he defends it successfully three
times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
TIERNEY AID TO
LEADING PIRATES
Former Oiler and Neter-
ans Keep Buccaneers
in First Place

us International NowH Service
NEW YORK May stars VINO
da2glcd the eyes OF baseball fans I
ycars ago are twinklng brightly
once more
The brand OF baseball that
uiumphad in tho National league
pcnuant raos ana the world series
OF 1908 is being fclt today in the
senior major .caguc
Babe Adams and Mooney" Gio-
son are reFpouslhl| Thi, famous
old Pirate battery is the brains of
the 1921 putsmuEh team, which led
the league today with % percentage
of 500.
Pirates Play surprise.
win the season three weeks old.
'hc fast going rirotcs have lost bur
three games ont OF l5 played up To
date and vhiI. baseball critics m
general predicted nice things FOR
Gihgon's team mo- one was daring
enough to SAY D. would be leading
the league uu May day
The pitching ot Bab' Adams has
'''O dN nu'N am INSPIRATION Deb lNr
members of Hrttsburghs hurting
staff as it has been a surprise to
fmdom. No ono dreamed that tho
once great BABE could stage "a
vn0dcrful com hlpA. bat ho has
done if.-uud b. doing it.
Veterans Plan Campaign
Adams presence I'm tine PITTS
bulsh lineup rs valuable hrvaus. of
the aid he can give Gibson iu the
capacity of first lieutenant ana IL g.
"a certainty that these foxy old bat
tory mates are working tog thor iu
mapping out hiuShurgh's hattl,
campaign Just as they once WORKED
on the mound and behind the bat
The more outstanding features ir
httsburgh's early success this sea
son may he found IN Rabbit Maran
willie and Ticrney the Young infIoId
/ cr, who IL holding down third base
! MaranVille has successfully f.lot
| the gaping hole that appeared whci
/ Hans Wagner left the paslims an,
Tierney's work has been uncxpoct
cdly brilliant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
CHESS CLUB MEETS TONIGHT
Entries to Close Tor First club Chess
und Checker Tourney.

TNU WVVkIN WrVIOg OI IUt TNINl
thess ana Checker club will he neid
tonight at \ o'clock at the club
rooms 40 the y. Nj. G. A. Entry lists
Tor the first club chess and checker
tournament which starts next Tues
daN close tonight
The schedule and rules OF the
tournament viii be posted at the
club rooms An members are urged
90 attend tonights important meet
ing and nun-mcmbors are invited to
iuln the club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
Leading Bdtters
INCLUDING YESTERDAYS GAME.
National League.
pittsburEh ...lg q
American League.
HOPKINS BEATS FORD
Brubakcr Pitches No.hit Game and
Wins 1-j In Tulsa Auto League.
tyiffitn lturls WelI

Brubakcr. pitching a uo-hlt game
for the Hopkins Motor supply, with
the assistance Of seven runs from
his teammates, defeated the Ford
team. 20 3. Disregardlng the de-
feat. the Ford team played mucn
better ball than last week Griffith
pitched good game and struck out
eight batsmen.
Games this week in the Auto
league will be moro interesting than
hose of last. owing to the strength
oning Of all teams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
Norman Ross l. Married.

FAI.O NITO. Cal, May NOr-
man Ross. world champion swim
mor and Miss Beatrice Puaikalani
Dowsctt, formerly of Honolulu, were
married here today After honey
moon at Dclmontc and Portland
they viii make their home in
I hiUagO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
New YOrA
Boston


vTwo out when winning run scored
Score hy Innings
New York ....... ..... 900 600 oOl--l
HuHtou ..... ............. 600 600 oil
summary. Two base hits BAKER, Meu-
sci Pratt Collins. Home ruu--kuth.
Double plays Mays Pcckinpaugh, Pipp;
Pratt Mctnnis, Scott Pratt Mclnnis
Bases on balls OF Mays !, of Jones ?.
struck out-ahv Juuos 4. Runs Ruth,
prhII MlInuI--
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summary; sacrifice hit--Cismson
stolen bascs--iiHncN, Ice, Double
play tO IinncN tu IcliNclt
Lcft on bascs---Omaha :, Tulsa s.
struck Out--~By Daniels 3. by Harris
=, Bases ON bails---Off Daniels I. OFF
Harris !. Time 20 Implrcs---Dc-
lave and Guthrie.