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The daily times., 1921-09-08
BUSINESS MEETING

There will be a business meeting
held at the new Primitive Baptist
church, Friday night. We urge a
full attendance of the membership,
as we'll as the friends of this church
whose fathers and mothers names
are made sacred in the history OF this
church.
G. F. DENNY, Pastor.
Sept. z Std
The daily times., 1921-09-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr. Charles H. Rittenberry and
Miss Ethel Harrison were quietly
married last evening at eight o'clock
at the home of the bride near Wilson
Elder E. L. Cobb performed the
ceremony. The couple left Immediate
ly for Washington, Baltimore and Nor
folk. Mr.. Rittenberry is connected
with the Wilson Furn. Co.
The daily times., 1921-09-08

For quick and prompt service you
can always depend on Powell for
good dry cleaning apd pressing. Po-
well Cleaning Works. 9 s Std
The daily times., 1921-09-08
All Roads Lead to
BARGAIN SQUARE
OETTINGERS

Bright Jewels of the Methodist
church will have a lawn party to-
morrow (Friday) evening from 7:3O
TO $3.50 at Mrs. ]. E. Crute's lawn
The daily times., 1921-09-08

Stop and read the pages of this
paper and see what the bankers think
of cooperative marketing.
9 Z 4td
The daily times., 1921-09-08
MIR. FLEMING IMPROVING.

Friends of Mr.. C. M. Fleming, Jr.
will be pleased to learn that he i:
better today.
The daily times., 1921-09-08
NO COURT NEXT WEEK.

Court will not be in session in Will
son next week. This is to notify all
concerned.
B. E. HOWARD, Sheriff.
9 Std 1tw
The daily times., 1921-09-08

Fresh cucumbers, egg plants,
snaps, corn, celery and cabbage at
Carroll's. 9 ltd
The daily times., 1921-09-08

Take your Ford or Dodge car to
George T. High for repairs, III S..
Spring St., Phone 1907.
Sept 2 I'd
The daily times., 1921-09-08

We do all kinds of dyeing and can
Dye any color and guarantee good
coIors. Powell Cleaning Works. 594.
q & 3td
The daily times., 1921-09-08

Stop ind read the pages of this
paper ad see what the bankers think
of co-oerative marketing.
8 4td
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
HOvlik Bests Karl Adams and
LukanOviC in Pitchers Battle
Wild Throw by Lukanovic
Gives Victory to
Drummcrs
NO SCORES UNTIL 7TH
Oilers Open Four-Game Series
Today at Omaha-HIler
Due to Hurl

euc,lt leo I.o Woui.
sT rOSgpn Mo. April 2S The
saints cvorcd up with tho Ooilcrs for
trs terrible drubbing of the open
.uR day and won todays RRmo TO
90 Manager Ylp owens shifted his
l,nc up which apparently worked TO
advantage. Connolly was sent to
third iu place Of Scanlon and Waller
Nuffcr went 60 second.
" was a pitchers duel between
Uovlik and Adams until the seventh
inning when Jack Beatty started the
game or with q screaming triple TO
left center Adams walked Nc
Donald but suffer dropped pretty
one over second which brought tho
fret score OF tho game. The
Tulsans with their never say-dic"
tactics came near messing M thinga
aud spelling a flno afternoon OF the
Saints when they scored two runs
IN the eighth on double by Nc
t,lnnis.
Thompson and Query with ono out
leased HoVlik out OF n couple OF
lIf' Alck'iH 10 llTht udNts nun ~
went IN to bat for Adams. but pop
ped TO Joe Bonowitz. McGinnis,
however, proved equal to tho oc-
casion and sent hot one to left
field for two bases.
After forcing Allen 20 pop an easy
one to Thompson In the Saints half
Inkoncvic walked Connolly. Cor
ridan advanced Connolly to third on
y single TO right ana Connolly stayed
on an easy roller by Fisher, Luko-
nevic catching Fisher but failing
To stop Connolly.
A base on bnlls 10 Beatty To start.
tho undoing OF the oilers. Beatty
was advanced on sacrifice hit by
Mcdonald and scored when the
Tulsa pitcher flcldod Nuffer's
prounder poorly and then hit the
Saints second baseman on tho
shoulder in an attempt to catch him
at first.
Luokonevlc's error was tho only
one OF tho game, but costly one
10 the oilers,
Bennett played n brilliant game in
center field pulling down two long
ones Off the center field fence.
Ioo Bonowilz brought tho fans to
their feet IN the seventh when he
took Davis long Fly as II bounded off
tho center field fence and pegged
perfectly to the plato catching Wuf-
M by good two feet. Wuffli had
attempted to score from second
base.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Boy, kiOWa
ShOw Best Form ia
Greyhound Workout

The officials OF the greyhound
track are well pleased with the
number of dogs who have come
here for the meeting. ON Thursday
afternoon 60 dogs were worked
and schoolcd and everything was
run OFF Without hitch.
Mr. Allen az Arkansas CITY IL
a newcomer in the electric rabbit
game, bringing nine dogs here for
the meeting all of whom are bred
IN the purple and sChooled very
well.
Arch DcGcer ~ Cotfeyyille,
Kan. arrived today with seven,
Handsome Buck and SawbUck be-
ing among the lot.
The best works Of the afternoon
were Mission BOY and kiowa,
both negotiated the quarter mile
track in 26 seconds. Dutch Berg
man ran the same distance in
26 2-5 seconds. The track is fast
and in excellent condition for the
opening day saturday April 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
COLLEGE MEET HERE
University of Tulsa and Chilocco In
dians In Dual Track and
Held Meet Today,

The University OF Tulsa and
Chilocco Indians today engage In Il
dual track meet on the University
field starting at 2:ij o'clock.
Following are the University OF
Tulsa entrants.
lO0-yard ddsh-Mc Mahan. Gray.
Pole yault--kcck. Gray
Halt-mile Robertson, Flcek.
Shot put---l'rost. j. Hcrnden.
l2O-yard high hurdlos--E. Hern-
dem KoCk, Butler
Broad jump Hawthorn, r. VII
lams, T.. lleTuden,
ii0-yard dash--Balcom. McMa-
han.
Jayoltn throw-Keck. j. Hern-
den.
Two-milc run--Flcck, Rains.
Mile relay-Rentro, T.. Hernden,
MCMahaIL Balcom.
Following are the officials:
Il. IL. Elbcll referee and starter;
W, Sexton. $. =. Davis. r. =. PIX
ford, finish Judges; Dr. Il. Il. AM
mons, head field Judge; II. Vein
ockc II. sexton, L. NJ List, field
judges; Professors Chase and Davis,
timers; =. Martin scorer, J.. col
Inns. announcer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
RECORD ENTRIES
FOR HIGH MEET
Sixty Schools Compete
Meet Opens Today at
Saltwater
Special to The world.

Special 10 The world.
SALTWATER, Okla, April Is
on the eve OF tho opening OF the
18th annual intersoholastic contest
AZ Oklahoma A, d NJ college the
attendance of contestants ia shown
by the entry list 20 bo one-third
larger than the last year mark.
which In itself outstrippcd all othcrs
Thursday afternoon approximate
lv 500 high school students. repre-.
senting so high schools in all sec
tions OF the state, had been entered
and entries were continuing to ar.
rive In every mail. The total AT.
tendance Is estimated to reach 500
not counting hundreds OF fans who
viii accompany the various teams
Twenty4soVcn teams are listed for
he track and field meet. five for
baseball and five for tennis. NJ
fewer than 80 teams, with tota
membership of 275, will fight foi
tho cup and medals in the track
meet Saturday FIFTY schools have
entries ranging from one to IS IN
the Is nonathletc contests. As
carly as Thursday noon the high
school boys and girls had begun tC
afternoon the college student com
mitteos were busy finding rooms for
the visitors
The baseball tournament will be-
gin Friday morning. Pawncc, Ponca
city Sapulpa, Hunter and saltwater
have entered teams.
Tennis starts Saturday morning
tulsa, Norman, pawnec, Guthrie
and Cleveland are entered, Satur-
day afternoon the track meet will
no under way. Track entries are
oklahoma CITY Tulsa, Guthrie, Sa-
uulpa, Oknulgpc, shawnee. India
boma, Cleveland, Waukomis, Paw
noe, Blackwell Norman. PoncR
city IScdcy CovluEtou, ChoCtaw
Davenport Lahoma. Ncwkirk. Semi,
mole, Mannsyiilc, Luther, Ilcnncscy
sand Springs Marshall and Stll.
water,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
DENVER BOXING
BAN IS LIFTED
Promoters Are Found No,
Guilty-Next Show
May 8

DENVER. Colo. Aarl os-r
ban on boxing that has hc.u In -.
here for many months will he iit,,S
immediately, according 90 ,rnounc,
ment today by Jack kannor NJ,
moter following jury ycrdict y.
district court yesterday. finding "a.
ner and johnny Corbctt not gnIi,,
Of violating the state boxing law,
The two men, with several hove,
were arrested when they staged
boxing exhibition at the stock v,,s'
stadium in March. After "A slt vsst.
delay the case against Kanner .,J
Corbett was tried before "A ,p''
Charges against the boxers vii h.
withdrawn.
Harvey Thorpe Of Kansas Gin
and Al Nichols of ST. Paul have be-,
matched for the first bout NAV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
CoFrEYNILI.E. Kan. AnrIl 2s.-

Batteries---kcmner and Rnnltcri
Walker and Schlindcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

brand OF their favorite sport. Dif-
fer'ng from the usual conditions In
other cities of even much greater
population, amateur and indepen-
dent baseball here In wcll patron
lied and all teams and leagues have
large fOllowlngs,
=
indicative of the interest tha,
Tulsa fandom holds for amateur
baseball was the splendid parade
Wednesday preceding the opening
OF tho oil league between tho Garter
and Pierce mines. This parade was
on an equal with any Western
league opening day parade here.
Alva i. Niles. president of the Tulsa
chamber of commerce, G. u, Doug
las. SECRETARY of the chamber of
commerce. and other well known
Tulsans lent their presence In max
ing the parade and league opening
u successful affair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
RICHARD DENIES SUIT
ON BONING ENTERPRISE

NEW YORK, April IS. -Tey
Rickard today denied that Fran.
Armstrong, who is sueing for an
accounting of profits made BY the
promoter at Madison Square Gar.
den. Is "A business partner Of his ,r
the Garden venture. Rickard said
the only enterprise in which he "
Armstrong were ever associated va,
an oil company. Armstrong claim.
to have secured the original lea.t
on the Garden property and tha
Rickard obtained it and has deprive.
the plaintiff OF his interest by o.
gaulzing several corporations TO taxi
over the lease and operate the Gar
den.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
UNIVERSITY OBSERVES DAY.
AmcriCanism Services Held in Chanel
OF School Thursday Morning.

Americanization day was observed
with n fitting nro"-aia al University
OF Tulsa Thursday NJ chapel serv-
ices, which worc shifted from the
regular 1880 period TO II o'clock.
the hour set for the public ohser
vance of the day throughout the c.ty.
Miss Margaret Wyndham, head 81
inc department OF expression, read
mo Declaration ~ lHd.uoudcN1o aud
Capt. +. A, Suhm.d, smoke or
patriotism Copies OF Americas
creed" were distributed 10 tho stu
dents and the creed was read in
unison by the assembly. after which
The star Spapgled Banner" was
Nsuns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Ted HargrOve and B. DaUiS
Scrap Tonight at MuSkOgee

-ldercd an exceptionally promising
boy and lis bout tomorrow night
with Davis Is ono Of Interest 90 Mus
kogeo ana oklahoma ring deyotces
Larry DALEY sporting editor of
the Tulsa Daily World, will referee
the bout.
Jimmy Ambrose of Tulsa and
Young Fisher Of MuekoFco. feather
weights. meet iu the siN-round pre-.
liminary Fisher and Ambrose have
both recently boxed In Tulsa, whore
thoy made good Impressions
Two four round preliminarics
complete the card, which is staged
al Convention hall bobby Burns
veteran boxer, manager ana pro.
muter Is directing the show here
tomorrow night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

special to Tho word.
MUSKOGEE. Aprii 2S--Tcd Ifar-
grove ot Muskogeo ana Bob Davis
~ OHmyigee concluded training
with light work today for their r.
round bout here tonight Hnrgrove
ana Davis are llghtweights ana hayV
shown well IN workouts
Muskogec fistio enthusiasts be.
lioye tho local scrappor viii have -
lard bout ON his hands when he
meets the DkmulRec maulcr. Davis
aggressive mixer and he hHs iuai-
Gated thit o." possesses those quail
tIcs lu training here.
llargrovc. who has beaten some
boxers of fair ability here. Is con
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
P. R. DEFEATS CARTER
IIornsby Hurts Effectively ana Wins
ia In OH Lcaguc--Iinys Is
Batting Leader.

Pop Hornsby won his initial game
Of the season In an easy manner over
Carter by score OF ! to 3, last cvc-
ming at MCNulty park, Carter found
II "A hard matter To solve Hornsby :
slsnts. az three safe drives were all
they were able 10 get.
Cutters T.. Il, boys started or the
season hitting the ball hard. Hays
landed three two-base hits Tomor-
row evening, at sand Springs Pierce
on OF Sand Springs win meet Cos
den on the Sand Springs grounds
The game will be called at j:45.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

NBattcd for Ice i'm 7th inning.
Sgprp ly inuiupa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
HEAVY TITLE ARENA At
JERSEY CITY PERM NNINT

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. April "a y
The boxing arena to be directed Ne !,
by Promoter Tex Rickard for n,
Dempsey-Carpenticr fight is 10 be.
come a permanent affair, it became
Gnown today,
when Rickard' siX-months lea,s
expires, the arena will be- taken oyc,
by syndicate i'm which Ricksrd
will be "a stockholder lie will h,
matchmaker OF the club, which vii.
hold championship bouts from tms
to time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
lIObo,-. Meet To-day.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Tho world
may call them "hobucs 80 but Jane.
Eads How, best known As the mil,
lianaire hobo believes differently
lie arrived I'm Chicago from 81
Louis today with the announcement
that the international Brotherhood
Welfare association will hold a
thrcc-ddv emergency conference on
unemployment beginning tomorrow
at Chicago's famous "Hod Carriers
Hall"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
ROBINS WIN 4TH
FROM M'GRAWS
Suberbas Outhit, Make
Blows Count; Phills
Beat Braves

BNDDkIYN. April aS.-- Rrooklyu mad.
only tour hits or Ryan and Saliea TO-DAY
bur punched three of them or Ryan In the
lucky seventh. winning their eighth
straight victory ana their fourth from
New York The score was 60 D. Tho
GIANTS made their solitary run IN tho
second. when Kelly 'rlpled drI scored on
To- fielders choice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Census of India.

DELHI, April 3).-The total popu.
lation of British India and the ma.
tive states as shown by the censl,
taken on March IS, the results q
which have just been announced
is slightly over 3l9,000,000, a,
against 315,150,0O0 I'm 1911.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
rAiIas,lrhl.


Nummary' Two-bas hfs--Sc0tt. Raw
lingr n, Miller. Home runs--R. Miller
Williams. Meadows. stolen bases hLis-
tenbury. Double plays --- Meadows to
nrugTy 20 Lee. Rawlings to Il. Miller to
Ice. r. Miller 10 Rawlings to Leo Bases
ON bhlls--On Scott T. or Meadows o.
struck out-By Scott 4 by Meadows
Runs-Chrlstcnbury 2, Cruise, Borckel
Ford .. Rawlings Williams %. Meusel
Wrightstone ., X. Miller . ,Bruggy, Mead.
ows .. Errors Powell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Admit 81. doe Bows FREQ.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. April 2S.--All
boys VIII bc admitted free To West
ern league games here, except sun
day ana holidays George Is, Boldon
Of Minneapolis. president Of the 81.
Joseph club. announced tonight.
Bclden did not place any age limit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
NATIONALS LOSE
TO YANKEES 9-5
Indians Get % Hits and
Beat Tigers l8 to 5;
Red Sox Win

NEw YORK. April es-The Sew YORK.
Americans broke their long losing streak
today. defeating Warrington tn the last
Esuo OF the series. TO ;. rice, Lewis
first inning, the FIRST named stealing
home charity ana Ruth almost came 20
blows ir m" fourth. but were separated
by Umpire MuuArlty.
TNn srNras
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

BOSTON. Aprl 2s.--Perry weakened IN
the fourth inning today, Boston making
three runs and eventually winning RON
Philadelphia. 9 to 2. Bush started IN the
box for Boston, but was expelled ~ ihe
first inning. when he claimed that wit
who had walked, did not score on Dughn
double TO the leN field scoreboard. Myers
pitched the remalnd-r Of the game ana
held Philadelphia safe. lie received flaw
loss support
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

CLEVELAND ApriI IS Cleveland Sc
seasons record today. defeating Detroit
rs 10 o. making % hita FOR a total of 80
bases Each Indian made at least one hit
and scored az least one run. In addition
to keeping Detrolts hits scattered and
being effective In tho pinohes. Uhle made
two singles. driving In six runs. his
homer sending Leonard to the showers.
Eleven men faced cole In the eighth
inning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

WICHITA, Kan" April 2N,--GuN
Cooper and Bob BcrEcr pitchers,
given a tryout with the Wichita team
OF the Western league have been
released. Cooper Will report back
Ia Seattle, Washington, and Berger
goes TO Waukcgan, of the Michigan
league,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
|@sVGgsDSSs =
Iorry Daley

Tulsa. one OF
the best cities in
organized base
ball for its size
is likewise be-
coming a great
center of anna e
tcur bali. Three
amateur leagues,
numerous other
amateur "A n a
semi-pro clubs,
ana boys teams
furnish the ball
dom Cnthusia st
with a a \
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

say, HIII, WhaIS DIS here per
capita circulation of money dat tn
papers say is on the increase2"
Dunno, steve hut N It's any
thing 20 do WI money YOU can bet
IL amt on The level"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
BANK LEAGUERS TIED
sinclair and FIRST National Bank
Plays 11-i. In SiN Innings In
Tulsa Bank League.

The NInCIAir and First National
teams yesterday played "A l7-l7 tic
In tho Tulsa Bank baseball league.
The game was called in the sixth in
ming on account OF darkness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Homers Civ. rb,lll.. Victory

PHILADELPHIA. Apru "a Three home
runs tyo Of them by Ralph Miller and
pitcher Meadows. with the bases filled
gave Philadelphia an II to victory today
and an even break ia the four-gane series
with Bdaton. Williams got "a home run
In tho third with the bases empty.
Tho ecora
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
SAPULPA WINS 7 TO 6
ReInhs Defeat lcs,iiic-Nusko- o.
gee Heats Miami B-3--Iittsburg
Trims tpffpNNtltc

SAnl'BPA, April 2S.--Sapulpa de-
fcated Bartlesvillc : to I'm a CLOSELY
contested game. Opportuno hitting
and errors of both clubs accounted
for the scoring.
The score:
BartlesNlllc ..,.'.,.'...h !
Sapulpa ,,.,....,,....,.I q
MIAMI, April es, -- Muskogce
cvoncd the second series with Mlami
by taking today's game . to 3. The
game narrowed to "A pitchers battle.
neither side being able TO register
many s0fetios.
Muskosce '..''.'.'''''''b
Miami. ......,...,,,,.. .
Batteries---,K and Rnnitcr;
Richardson, Walker and Schlindcr.
COFFEYNtII.E, Kan, April 2s.---
plttsburg won the seasons opener
here today with score Of 10 !
before a crowd estimated at approx
mately 3,0OO. Beattlc, the Pltuhurg
twirler, was stingy with hits allow
ing only three.
First game:
.Coffeyvillo .,.,,.,t,.'.',., :
batteries -- Tice, stanton and
Clark. Beattlc and Kleyenaw,
PARSONS, kan, April IS. -
Campbell Of Independence held Par
sons 10 a four-hit game here today.
Parsons Was unable 20 score,
Score.
Independence ,.''.''''.'h
Parsons. ..,.....r,,..,r J
Batterics--Campboll and Frommc.
Rush and Wallace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Baumgnrdner L. Ineffective.

OMAHA, Nebr, April s--Oklshoma
city took the final game OF the series
from Omaha here today, . TO l. Baum
gardner lpstcd only one Inning, five runa
being scored with none out IN the second
before dlaker relieved him. Lellyelt was
ordered Oft the field for protesting a de
ciaion.
ha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
Corrcy's ult Wins Game

bES MONIES. Iowa. April 's.aCoffoys
double following bsHo on balls In the
over Joplin In the deciding game Of the
HyrIea today
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summary runs II Bush, cobb ,. Neach,
Evans %. Burns 3. Speaker. wood O. Gard o.
uer. SewclI %. stephenson q. O'Neill ..
thle .. Errors s--Blue. Evans. Sewell,
O'N.UI. Three base hits -- Stephenson.
Home run--Thlc. Stolen bases--C Obj.
Jones. Bush. SaCrifices--Neach. Double
Stephenson 10 Sewel to Burns.
Bush TO Young to Blue. Bases on balls
orr Leonard e. off cole g. off Uhle T.
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ss~ S@.
Totals

summary. Buns-kN NliY Johnston. Grif-
nth. Two -hase hits <elly King. Three
wheat Double plays Barrroi. so FrBch
To- Kelly, Bancroft to teli"y, Ru,ther 20
Olson to konetchy. Bases On Iails--Of'
Ryan q" or Ruothcr ,. struck out--By
Ryan 1, ty Ructher :.
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III by pitchcr--By Leonard CsewelD, by
cole tBurns. struck out-By Leonard
!. by Cole I. by Jhle ].
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Carter ..,......,,...OO 2io o-3
/, N IL .,....,.,,.'.OO2 JOS Il.
summary. Two-hIse hits1lIays,
3, llomherg, Cautrell. stolen bases
Young, Homhorg .. Double plays
llornshv TO Hombcrg. Base on balls
Oft Ice, 3, Struck out--By Ice, .;
by lIornsby 6. Passed balls Mar
cum, Powell. Umpire-Thurnt
Scorcr-Norman Il, Snyder Time OF
game hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

NJ. Joseph ......... 900 900 Ills
summary: Runs aud hits - orr
Uoyiik = and . In y innings. Off
Wiikus q and u In I, off Adams I
md q In Z innings, off IhikanOVic =
aud In = innings. Earned runs---
Tulsa .. -. Joseph 2. Basc on balls
--ifoviik 2, Wiikus I, Adams I, LUX
nnoyic .. Struck out--iIoylik =,
Wilkus 2. Adams 4. iukanoyic u.
Left on bascs---ruIsa Z. ~. Joseph u.
Iwo.basc hits - Davis, McGinnis.
Three -hsc hits--Bcatty. Sacrifice
hits - Corridor. Todt. Mcdonald.
Umpirtss---Ii q Ines and Buckley.
Timc---i 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
9aaha.
ollahoma CITY,

summary: Earned runs oklahoma
city 0, Omaha /. Two base hits-Harper
g, Moore, Burch Sacrifice ny--ileatly,
Stolen hascs--Moore. Harper. Rase on
balts-GlaEer !, HIt by pitched ball -
Gla6or /, struck out Allen 9, Barmgard-
nor I, GlasSr @. Hits-On Baumgardner
Q and q runs In I inning. OF Glsger {,
and In s, Double plays--Ryan TO Gis-
Jason to l.ciivclt haney to GlsEer to Cts
laHon TO Hurch, wright TO Hcstlev to era
ham, LEFT on bases--Omsha 3. Oklahoma
cay .. Time--Two hours and IS minutes.
Umpirc--Dolavo. nunH-piu o, Moore,
Harper ?. Hcatlcy, Graham, wright
Parker, Burch. Errous-Ailen, Harcy ,,
Ryan, Griffin.
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AIwo out when winning run scored.
Ncofo by Innings.
Joplin .................... OOt 900 O1o.-- I
bcs Noiucs .............. Otg O0O iOIa.S
summary Two. base hits Hamilton, ".
smith .. u, Smith, Kennedy. Anderson,
COffcy Sacrifice hits Robertson, Iitmil-
ton. Coffoy. Dempsey StolcR.base- Milan.
Lett On baseH--JOplin a. Dos Moincs
struck out By Black .. Young . Bssa
on halls or Rlack ., Young u. Uit by
pituhcr-By Young tO'Conuorl. Earned
runs-Joplin T. Dca Moluea O. Doupie
play strain ~ n. smith. Tmpircs-Daly
and burnside. Tlmc--Onc hour and rs
minutes. Runs Robertson. Hamilton, ".
smith, walker Milan, Coffey. O'Connor.
Anderson Errors Robertson 2 Hamil-
ton. strain, Cotfey Rhyme, Anderson,
Black