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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
u. T. WINS FROM
SAPULPA, 3 TO {
Whites Field Goal Only
Score; Game Is Hard
Fought Battle

srscial 60 The world.
SAPULPA, Sept. 9s.--Almon
Whites educated toe" exhibition
from Snpulpas 25-yard line nctted
Il field goal and the lone tally OF the
game ana won for the Tulsa u.
scrubs" over Coach Virgil Jonos'
1921 Sapulpa high school gridstcrB,
Z To o, In tho first big number on
their schedule for the new season.
Tho TuSanH and the blue and
white machine were evenly matched d
and a large crowd waS given an OK
ccllent gridirou show. Neither side
scored until the third quarter. when
white, FOR Tulsa, kicked for three
points from placement,
Early In the last quarter Morris
:aok the bali To Tulsa's 1O-yard line
on nicely executed fake Llay.
From then TO the finch IL was a
brilliant fight, with Sapulpa max.
ing every effort To pass Tulsa for
a touchdown, but unable TO over
come the resistance. Captain
Thomas played great game, re-
qulring several r. Il. men to down
him.
Todaya work against the college
squad was taken by followers OF the
local scholastic eleven TO mean that
Sapulpa will have another entry in
the state high school race this year
equally as good, II not better than
the 1921 blue and white team. which
finished that season as one of the
three teams To compete for the title.
Toney Gcyer, who has been looking
like pick for fullback TO iii the
gap left by Trlcb. was out today
with bail shoulder.
Sapulpa opens her season next
Friday stlll an open date on the
schedule, though Il Is believed
Dewey high will flu the gap.
Tba 1Inepr. tf,Na,r
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TWins Again EUen Up
Series With the Chicks

FORT SMITH. Sept. 23.-Fort
Smith outplayed Chlckasha today
and evenod up the series winning
Z 90 o, Ingram and Leyorett who
had a pitchers duel on tho opening
day, again fought a bitter struggle.
Two hits and sacrifice secured
one In first inning and pitchers
We're complete masters OF the situat-
ion until the seventh when ingram
support Crumhlcd and three hits
counted for three runs, 10y the
aid Of errors, clayton played a SEN
satiouol game at short Each side
had two double plays
The scores by Innings: II. II, II
Chlckashh ,,.,. 600 900 0OO-O-4-7
Fort Smith ...... 100 OOO 91,-b-7-o
baltrles, Ingram and Hayes;
LeVerett and Comes.
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West Takes Lead on
East at Tennis Meet

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.---The west as
sumed the lead at the opening day
o fthe east VS.. west tennis champion
ship series today, when Clifford Herd
OF San Francisco and Marshall Allen
OF Seattle, Wash. won their singles
matches. while the eastern con-
tingent were annexing the doubles
match. The score at the end OF the
first day. stood two matches to one
In favor of the west. The set scores
20 rthe day were;
Clifford Herd, San Francisco, de-
feated Arnold Jones' Providence, Sc,
6-1, Ga.
Marshall Allen, Seattle. defeated
Carl NJ. Fischer, Philadelphia, 6-4.
6-3, 81, 6-1.
$. Howard Voshell Brooklyn. and
Vincent Richards, Nonkers, n. Y,
defeated Robert Kinsey and willis
Davis, San Francisco, 6-1, Sc, 6-2,
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Crimson and Cream
Warriors to Tackle
DeJuey Here Today

The lid will be pried Off the To-
cal gridlron season this afternoon
when the Crimson and Cream
warriors OF Tulsa High will do
battle with the Dewey High team
at Lee stadium.
While Tulsa victory is rea-
sonab!y certain, according to r.
II. 5, mentors, no walkover Is
anticipated as Dewey usually has
pretty strong team.
High school games always draw
well here and a good crowd is ex-
pected out FOR Old King Footballs
1921 debut. The game will start at
2.45 o'clock,
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NcM TInn hid dun Rnngc.

one OF the latest and most iur
proved traps was set I'm place yes
terday afternoon on the Tulsa rifle
range grounds, two and ono half
miles north Of the city whore the
Tulsa Gun club meets IN It's weekly
events Two noted marksmcn who
will be on the firing line with tho
other members OF the Tulsa Gun
club this afternoon are Hinklc, pre-
fessional. and Leuora Foster. runner
up to Mrs Fred Ecthon for the
OF Kansas last year,
Miss Foster is now a resident. OF
Tulsa ana cNpeCta to shoot often at
the traps here, The shoot today will
start at o'clock shapp and will
consist OF four 25-targot events.
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Chicago

WVWTW " IWWIWFH1
Chicago .... ........ 900 900 600
philadelnhla ~ ....l02 600 l04-l
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Score by innings
pes Moines ......-.....2t0 100 900 4
wichita t... ..... 9gO OIg o3x.-t1
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Mitchell Breaks Arm
in Battle With Rice

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2s,-Ritchie
Mitchell, Milwaukee lightweight
boxer, broke his right arm just
above the wrist In the third session
OF a l0-round, nO-decision bout with
Ernie Rice, champion of England,
hCre tonight. The state boxing
chairman stopped the bout in the
middle of the fourth round when It
was discovered Mitchell was using
only his left arm,
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Dog Race Entries

offical entNes thlrty-Hin;h night, sat
urday, September a.
First race, one fourth mile. purse I2b--
Tho Tiger Lady Fol-, Edith Cantrip, NevA
wild Bill, The Rosary Meddlesorne Mary,
Second race, three-slNtecuth mHe. purse
fea-aHlack Bess, Mite Hawk, Midget Fiirt,
Friendly Queen, Speedy Cannon, Tiny
Dame,
Third race, five-siXtcenih mile, purse
so sammy Satan tMD. Some Of the
Herbs, Robin Hood tMb, Security (MJ,
over the Rhine tMl, Beakers Lady.
Fourth race. onc-fourth mile, purse
N0-Oakland Hannah, 50 Long Dick,
Rachel wild Blll Honeysucklo, Rush
Reuben, Sunburn,
Fifth race three-siXteenth mile. purse
t2S-Some Fortune, Mr. RUSSELL Smoky
Jack Step Ahead (M, Windy Cannon.
Little Flirt.
sixth race three-sixteenth mile. purse
siO-Billy nay, Flying stone, sitting Bull,
Nursemaid Lady Lee, Red Pine.
Seventh race, one fourth mile, purse
S25-Mhtte Hawk. Omar Tulsa Girl Lii
Ian Parton, Miss bob, Handsome Ray
tD,
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"Burkc Day" Tickets Go Fast.

Jimmy Burke's friends appear TO
be legion, for tickets put on sale
yesterday for the Tulsa Omaha game
Monday, proceeds of which go TO
Burke as a wedding present from
President Crawford OF the Tulsa
team, went fast. Tickets may be
secured at Young Brothers cigar
store, the Tulsa Indian Trading COM
pany, the Smoke Well cigar store.
baseball offices in the Kennedy
building ana from Nick Remackel
and Ed Shields
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The ScOreb0ard
srANDINa or .rmr rrAMs.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western League.
~ wichita ~. UrH NoinrH 4
~ Oklahoma CITY g. Omaha J.
At TULSA a. Sr JOSEPH r.
A. sin o., Sioux tity .. rrou Innings
Nn'lonni Isngne
~ chicago a. tiuHtuu g.
- iittshurFh % Philadelphia o
only two games scheduled.
American League.
~ New YORK 4 cleveland =
Nt philadelphia 90 chicago Ga
~ Hustuu '.10, 8t Louis 1915
AZ Washington %, Detroit
American Association.
~ Columbus 4. Mlwuuksr g.
~ Toledo t.8. Kansas tlty 90
At Louisville D. ST. Paul 2,
A. lpdinbapuls p. Minneapolis 8,
CAMPS TO-DAY.
Western League.
Nr JpHEHH AT TULSA
Omaha st OkHhoun city
Sioux city at Joplin.
DcH MOiupH at wichita.
national League.
Now York a. 81 loula
HoHton at Chicago
brooklyn ~ cincinnati
Philadelphia az piltHhurFh.
American League.
chicago AZ Philadelphia. a. URmcB).
st. I0ula az iipstun. a. gamca)
Cleveland At New YORK
Detroit Ht WpHhinEtuu.
American Association.
Milwaukee Ht columbus
Kansas City at Toledo
Minneapolis 1T indianapolis.
st. PAU at Louisville.
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BOSION, sept, 2J-Ihe Browns and
Red SoN divided a double header today,
st. Louis winning the opener 10 to 2,
and Boston the second, 10 to s. Both
games were slugging matches. Shocker
was the only one Of six pitchers who was
npt MT hard. Liebold made four hits
In four times up In the second game.
pusus winning streak was broken in the
first game after he had won nine straight.
EtVat uaf1N-EeoTas "a
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zBatcd Tor Meadows in ninth.
Score by inninga:
Philadelphia ,..........O00 ooo oo0-o
Pittsburgh ..............1Ol OOn O1Y-2
Summary; Two-basc huH--Lec. ROB.
ertson .. Three-base hit--King Stolen
baFc--Marnuville Double play Grimm
TO Maranyillc TO Grimm Parkinson 70
Snith to konetchy. Rascs on ha OFT
Meadows g. struck out--By Meadows =,
by Hamilton 2. Runs--Carey, MaIauy.l,e.
Error--parkiason.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23--Chicaro hH Mo
Quillun hard today behind efratlC support
and easily defeated Boston l3 20 F. Chi.
cago used most of its recruit players,
Score.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. ga
Investigation into the shooting OF
MRS Edith Hedges, "a, who was
round dead last night with a hull
lel IN Nor brain, resulted today In
a charge NJ first degree murder
being placed against Roy {. sin
SON who resided in the same
house with her.
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Football Results

At plttsburE, Haskell In
dams Il, nittsburg Normal 0.
Al hawnee-Baptist College 12,
Oklahoma city 'ullege 0.
At Sapulpa-Supulpa high o, Tulsa
L, Scrubs 3.
At Claremorc--Oklahoma Mill
thry Academy 10, Chelsea high 0.
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'NWTTTTTTTTN| WVVTTWT TWWIWWWW TIlF1
none, Field goal--White Substi-
tutions--- Tulsa, Reeves for Tricb,
Butler for Herndon Stewart for
Balcom, Perry for Reeves, Balcom
for Stepp, Herndon Tor Butler, Tricb
for Perry Stcpp for McCullough [.
Sapulpa, Atchlcy for Dyer. Dyer
for Atohlcy Fred Trieb for Jones,
Jones for Tricb.
Officials: Referee, Foster (Mo):
umpire, Huckoyo Gll). head lines
man. Storrier (Syracuse.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
HOLLANDS MEN
AFTER End NOW
Victory Puts Them Half
Game Behind Omaha;
Izzies Romp On

OKLAHOMA CITY sept 23.-Okiahoma
City moved back into within half game
NJ Omaha In second place today BY tax.
ing the first game of the deciding series,
20 ,. Oklahoma City players also won
all events of field meet which preceded
the game. Roy Allen won uls 2bth gainc
Of tho
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Aihletins Win nn

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23.--Philadel-
phta took both ends Of a double header
from Chicago today. 10 0 and Q to /,
Heimack. u recruit from the Moline team
uf the Threc-E,yc league nad the visitors
at his mercy in the first game, In the
four scattered hits. while his teammates
chased Thompson from the mound.
First gnme-Scorc:
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PIRATE RECRUIT
BLANKS PHILLIES
Milton Bests Meadows by
2 to O; Giants, Cards
Rained Out

PITTSBURGH Sept. 2a-Uanlton,
effective pitching and fielding featured
the game. The locals scored a run Ia tho
first inning on a pass to BiEboe. who was
forced by Carey. and tho latter scored On
Robertson's double. The second run was
scored on Maranville's single, his steal ot
second and Tierney's single.
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Miss Stirling loses to Miss LcItch.

RIVERHEAD GOLF CLUE, Ot-
tawa. Sept. 23.-Miss AleXa stirling
of Atlanta, Ga, was eliminated from
the Canadian woman golf tue
tournament this afternoon when
Miss Cecil Leitch, British womans
champion, defeated her, three up
and one to play. Miss Mollie Me-
Bride defeated Miss T.. Le!tch, two
up and one to play.
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Nl'HAld '.ssf .- ss.s.tss aSV VIC aaA.-la
summary; Two-base hits-Andcrsou,
Butter, -. Herger, Grouse. Three base
hit--Pott Home rum. Berger. stolen
breakdown, Coffey, Washburn, O'Con-
NOT. Earned runs and hits--on Schu-
man Fnd in innings. Double plays
W ashburn 10 Beck Moeiler tunassisted)
Coftoy to Mocller. Struck out-4by Schu-
man ., by rott ?. by Il. Berger !. Base
on hails-oft Schuman l. off r.. Berger
?, OF Pott T. Left on bascs---Wichtta z,
Des Moines 7. hit by pitCher--WHsh- j.
burn by Schuman, D'tonnor by II. Berger,
Brown by u. Berger Runs-O'Connor.
Brown, Moelier. Grant, Smith, Washburn
2, j. Berger 2, East ?. Butler. Blakosly
Grouse ?. II. Berger. Errors--O'C 'Counor ?,
Rhyme 2. Pott Smith. Fast. Blskesiy.
umpircs-Anderson and Delaye. Time
one hour and "a minutes.
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ST, JOSEPH

Summary: Two base hits--ncntty
Thompson, Nchmond, Burke. Three
base HE --Stcwurt. Il. McDonnId
Handler. Homo runs--NIcClnnis
Thompson. Sacrifice hit--DnyIg,
Stolen bases - Browne, Nufrr.
Adams. Double play-BrannOn to
Stewart. Pitching rcCord--OfT nIrd
10 runs. IL hits IN five Innings. Hnsrs
ON baIis--Off Richmond =, off Bird
?. struck out--By Richmond y. by
Rird 2, by Grincr 4. Passed balls
SpeIIman. Hit by pitched baiI--b,
Bird (Spclman), Left ON buses
TIIIsa Z, ST. Joseph 4. Time of gam,
s-Oncs hour, so minutes. Umpircs--
CHRISTIAN and Ormsby.
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JOPLIN, Sept. 23.--Joplin pulled a de-
feat out Of the darkness this afternoon
by showing over run In the ninth which
knottrd up the count. Neither team
scored In the 10Th and the game was
called In dgadlock
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Mosridge Outpltches Leonard.

wASHINGTON, Sept. 22-MogridFe
pitched Washington to a 2 to / victory
over Detroit In a duel with Leonard to-
day. single by Judge scored the win
ning run IN the ninth after the basss
had been loaded by Goslin's safety and a
pRir Of pasggg
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e OpeerO Johnny Buff Wins HenanS Yanks Repel indians
Coveleskie Downed by Hoyt;
Ruth's Bat Plays Star Role

llams, severeld 3, Elierbo. Js,os.-
Three-base hit-Coilins. HouhIs rIsoI
Foster 10 Pratt to McIunis. B4aa ,- - -
of Bush 3. OF Russell T. .,-5gg0 0a.i i
by Shocker 8. by Bush !. by pg.s,u' u'oih
Runs--robin ?. Elierbe 3. Wnuams. Isc,f
son. SEVERED ,. Shockcr. Collins Hg,s
Etrors--Dicbold qua
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Culu Buy Enid First SacLcr

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.--Ted Miller,
first baseman of the Enid, okla.
club OF the Western association, to-
day was purchased by the Chicago
Nationals.
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soconA rnme- Score.

NBpt'ed for kolp In ninth.
Score by innings.
~. Louis ..s.....s... 300 N". OO0a-
Boston ................UU .fH fF. "a
summary Two base hit aN.IHH.s la,
cobsun. Karr, Liebold. Pratt Collin. La
Threc-baae hlts-NcManus. SrOtf u4gni.
plays -NauEilder, Lce and SI..r p5ss,
on balls--OG NanglIdcr J. Off ks-- j ~
Kolp. struck uut--bv karr Rum.
Tobin, Ellcrbe, Sisier. jacobson MaV,rY..
Foster, Prar. 2. Wick. Collins b seets,
Walters Karr .. No errors.
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thllate'phls ':-'sslVz oO1 lux
summary: Two-base hits-Galloway,
Mallonee, Hooper. Stolen base-Mallonee.
Double plays-Hiemack to Brazil, Myatt
TO Dykes, Galloway to Dykes to Brazil.
Base on halls-on Heimaok /. off Wilkin-
son S. Struck out-by Wilkinson 4 by
Heimack I. Runs--Wltt, c. Walker O.
Galloway. Errors---Collins, Sheely, Mos
I'll. Schalk Galloway.
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Game called, darkness.
Summary Two-base hits--Robertson.
Mueller, Spcas. Three-basc hits-Quary.
Kennedy Hamilton. Sacrifice hlts-Har-
Dor 2, OstergRrd. Robson, Mueller. Base
on balss-ou Kiefer I. off Davenport l.,
OF Young I, off BerEer I, Of Miller l..
by Young 3, by Doyle I. Earned runs
and hits--on Kiefcr 6 and 12 in 6 Ia
innings, of Davenport 0 and 1 in 3 "a
innings, off Young and in 3 20 innings,
OFF berger 3 and Ia la innings, off
Miller and 2 with none out, or Doyle
and In innings. Lett on bases
Sioux CITY y, Joplin Z, Double plays
Ostergard to Leard to Meta Metz to
Lcard to Meta stolen bases Robison,
Leard, Kennedy Mueller Hit by pitcher
query by Young. Runs-Harbor, Loard
., OstcrEard Msrr, Watson, Query 2. Kie-
fgr, Burke, Robertson 2, Kennedy Q. Muel-
Ter, Spess Hamilton. ErroTs-Mctz 2.
hicter Robertson. Young. Umpires-
Fitzpatrick and Becker. Time--Two
hours and minutes.
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Boston ................lO Olf 600
Chicago ,..............2 2O4 4O2 0lN--,1
Summary: Two-base hitg-ChrIs'en.
hurry 2, Flack, Thomas, Cruise ? HHIks,
DAILY, Kaufman. Threo-baso hit NIrhol.
son. Home run--Thomas, Stolen naso-
Christenbury. Cruise, Barber. Grimes,
Double piays-Elllott KluEman and
Grimes. Bases on balls--On kaufman 3,
of McQuiilan 2. Struck out--Bv Es"t-
man 3. by McQuillan p Rurs-Chr.Han-,
bury ., Cruise, Nicholson. Holke, Tlsek p
Elliott 3, KluEman 2, keliehcr Q. Uarhgr
2, Thomas, Grimes Errors Powell
Chrlstenbury ?. Boeckel. Nc CulIian.
Elliott.
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Australian eXperimenters have
found that satisfactory paper pulp
can be made from the wood OF sew
oral native trees when mixed with
other fibrous materials.
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cAleaua5
Totals 80 4 "a
llcago -. -. ...OOl 600 oOo-1

chicago .,,,, ',.,,. ,,.00l 900 OO0-i
Philadelphia .... ..,..,O40 O0i OAx-9
summary; Two-base hits-Brazil. Z.
Walker. Three-base hts-Barrctt. Con-
nally Double plays--Barrett TO Dykes
90 BraZil, Base on balls-off Connaily /,
Oft Harris .. Struck out---by Harris T.
by Connally .. by Thompson /. Runs
Counally, witt. Dykes. Johnson, Galloway
2, Barrett, Brazil .. Errors-Collins.
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Cleveland.


xBstted for Cuvcleskie in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ... .... 600 600 OOo--e
New York ............,0 900 102 Olx--i
summary: Two-basc hits--O Nei1
Ruth Q. ptpp. Three base hit--Scweli
stolen baseEwamhseanss. Base on ball,
off Hoyt =, of Coveloske 3. struck
out--by Hoyt 2, by Coveleskte !. Runs
Gardner. Scwcil. Ruth Q, Meusel. Errors
--Pipp.
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OLllhoma an,


aBatted Tor Conkwright in seventh.
Score BY innings.
Omaha .... ........... OOi 600 Oti-3
oklahoma city .......... 900 002 2iN-b
summary. Twu-baac hits--Gritfin,
Runscr Throc base hlts--Grifnn. Gisla-
son. Sacrifice hitH-.Jinglc, Haney. Conk.
wright Heatly Tate. stolen bases
put, Loliyelt Base on nails off Allen
!. Off Conkwright 70 OF Glascr !. hit
by pitched BALTIMORE and Graham by
CHASER. Balk.Allpu. Struck out--by
Allen 2, by ConkwriEht 0. Runs and
hits-ou 'onkwright 2 and IN in
ningE, OF CHASER Q and in innings
Double piays-itoatly 10 Runser TO Gra-
ham, Lellvclt ia Gisser Left on bases --
omaha \, Oklahoma CITY Z. Ruus-Loll-
Welt Lingle. CHASER, PITT, Moore. Harper
Huuscr Parker. Errors--LtnRlo, Tate.
Parker tmpires. burnside and Buck
ley. Timo-Onc hour and 30 minutes.
Can't stop tn. witches.
WICHITA. Kan. Sept. 2a.-Wichita
made II IL straight by taking the first
from Des Mones In easy fashion, 10 to
T. Manager Bergsrs young brother
pitched the game and held the boosters
to one earned run
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The Leading Batters
Including Yesterdays Games.

Five leading batters OF the majors:
American League.
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siOuI City,
Jopiln

NBattcd for Berger in sixth.
Score by innings;
sioux city .... .....00t l03 100 %
Jophn -...... -. ,.....sO2 OOO tOl "
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Dstrolt

xTwo out whom winning run scored.
Ennrn hN LnnInEa.
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spatted for conkwrisht in seventh.
Score by innings.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

IT
provokes the conflict" This opinion was
pressed by DR.. Toyokich Iyenaga. director of the
East and West News Bureau, in . statement which
he described attempt to reflect faithfully the
best of Japanese public opinion In the course Of his
statement DIR. Iyenaga discussed the questions affect
ing Japan and the United S3tes arising from the allo
cation OF Pacific mandates and naval rivalry He did
discuss the status of Japanese in the United States
Regarding the Yap controversy DR.. Iyenaga took
the position that the issue is between the United States
and the allies upon whose decisions Japan is acting. II
the American contention regarding the validity of the
ALLEGATION of the Yap mandate is sustained the whole
question Of mandates not only those in the Pacific,
but in Africa and Asia. will be rcopcned In such
event Japan would be willing to grant open door
policy for Yap IT, the Australians willing TO ac-
cord similar rights The Japanese I'M the former Cer
man possessions south Of the equator for which Aus
tralia holds the mandate. Ittwould appear from this
that il and when the mandate question is reopened.
Japan will adopt the policy Of playing of America
against Australia. Japan will declare her Willingness
give much she receives in regard rights in
mandated territories Dr. Iycnaga is confident that
this congoyersy will be settled by diplomacy. y II
Naval rivalry between America and Japan is fools
ish DIR. Iyenaga holds for his country cannot and
does intend attempt outdistance the United
States in naval building The present Japanese pro-
gram is not new and is intended merely TO assure
the defense of the island empire and safeguard its vital
comnuncatons across the seas, and to protect its
overseas trade
That Japan would welcome an agreement with
Great Britain and the United States limiting naval
armament, DR.. Iyenags Is convinced. The Japanese
feel however that the initiative should come from
America The resolution recently offered in the Ja-
panese Diet providing for conference with Great
Britain and America was defeated because 1t was <
believed that it would be presumptuous for Japan 10
make the first move in this matter. &
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

I-Jdpon is reported to be
disbuieAing expeditions TO
explore and to seise fhejrieh
coal and oil lands there.
KamehGtka belongs to RAs-
sia. -.,-
e-Jdpon also Is reported
TO hare seized oil the island
of Sdkhdlin, pery rich in
coal deposits and mirerol
trcdlfh.
: 3-Jdtdn is sold to be
strengthening its hold on
Hlodiposfok and the neigh
boring territory. !.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
Canadian Minister at Washington.
ME debate in the Canadian house Of commo
on the appropriation Of 10000 for the expens

TIME debate in the Canadian house of commons
on the appropriation Of 100000 for the expenses
!, of Canadian minister Washington reveals
how far nationssm has progressed and how unwilling
the Canadians are to relnquh any Of the prerogatves
of nationality which they acquired during the and
at the Peace Conference. 1t not surprising that the
most earnest advocates Of this project the
Canadian who have had the widest experience
in the foreign affairs of their country during the past
six years-Sir Robert Borden and Newton w. Rowel.
Both have spoken effectively in favor OF the plan which
originated by Sir Robert while he still prime
minister, \. 80 k-..t ... d.
In the debate party lines disappeared. The
opposition to the measure was based the ground
that until the British North American act is altered
Canada is still colony and dependency, which has
no business with foreign affairs 1t said that for
Canada to take this step dangerous experiment
aud that the need for minister not sufficient to
justify the expense. Several speakers declared that
trade commissioners in the United States should be
suHiciesA -. ,. ~ y