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The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Tho Boy Scouts proved their worth both Friday night at the grammar school and Saturday helping make the big crowd at the high school enjoy the day They were very busy all day keeping order. running eran3s and keeping line on the track.
 WANTED 5o buy-A safe, R. L Blakely, 2-2l--'
 Dan Putnam and family are in- vited by the management If the Gem Theater to attend the matinee or night performance today War tax only.
 Mrs. T. (. NcRae is visiting her father Capt W. B. White and other relatives here. We regret to report Capt. Whites condition unimpe owed
 Dollar fifteen Aluminumwars sah next Saturday a. Prescott Hardware Co. e-l55
 Mayor P. P Hamby is in ArSa5el phia today.
 Finish out your Aluminium kitchen outfit at Prescott Hardware e. naz, Saturday +-s5
 C. c. Purtle is business visir to Hope today.
 J A. Bailey returned this m-rz to Little Rock
 Ulrich Buchanan reurnea -ais morning from a visit to his famy II Malvern.
 Shell Marsh. traveling zzs for C. J. Lincoln Drug Co., Is visiting relatives here.
 Ruel Frisby. who attends Ouachita College. spent the week end with lis parents. Mir. and Mrs E. II. Frlslv.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-04

E. | Harley Is in Little Rock to- day z--@111g the Notion Picture Exhibitors Association
 Hs1v Moore ls tn Hope today. ! C. S-=zzr eff -1s morning for Nsszva
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The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-04

MT. and Mrs. w. A. Kelly of GuI don, were visitors to the city today
 W. c. Stainton returned to Rosl boro this morning after visit in tli city with relatives.
 City Marshal L. A. Willingham spending the day in Little Rock al tending federal court.
 John Clark White, who has pos tion with Kempners Shoe Co.,, Lit Rock, is visiting his mother.
 Milburn Haltom of Pocahontas, former resident of Prescott, is hel visiting friends.
 Mrs. c. w. Carlisle and three son William, Robert and Gordon, Jr Little Rock, are visiting Mrs. Ga lisle's parents, MT. and Mrs, w. Newth.
 Sheriff L. c. Steele is attending fe eral court at Little Rock today
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-04

Keep the bowels active and the di- gestion good if you would enjoy health. A dose of Prickly Ash Bit ters whenever disorders appear will keep man on the active list. Price S1.25 per bottle. Hesterly Drug store. q
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-04
THE WEATHER

Monday and Tuesday generally cloudy. rain Monday night or Tues day; colder in west portion.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Ben Smiths
Single in 18th
Defeats Joplin
Former Miner Cracks Out
One-Base Blow With O'Brien
On Second and Locals
Win, 9 to 8.

Ben Smiths single in the l4th in
ming with O'Brien on second base
defeated the Joplin Miners in the
second and final game OF the series
Yesterday afternoon by the score OF
9 to 8.
With the score s to in Omaha's
hall of the l4th, O'Brien. first man
up, singled to left. Springer placed
a pretty sacrifice in front OF the
home plate and O'Brien advanced to
second, scoring on the former Jop-
lin players timely single to center.
The Miners held 6 to 2 lead over
the Buffaloes until the seventh in
ming when the locals showed four tai
lies across the plate. The visitors
counted another run in the sixth and
in Omaha's part of the eighth two
more Buffaloes made tracks across
the rubber.
Joplin opened its half OF the
seventh with the Omaha contingent
OF players one run to the good, but
before the side had been retired
Mueller had scored and knotted the
count, s to s. ...
The game was one OF the Longest
that has been played i'll the Western
league thus far this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Kid Schlaifer
To Fight McCue
Lightweights Matched for 10
Round Mill Here Sep
tember 2.

Morris (Kid) Schlaifer, Omaha
lightweight, will fight Matty McCue,
Racine (Wis.) flash over the 10
round route here September 2, under
auspices OF the Cornhusker Boxing
club.
Articles OF agreement were signed
Saturday.
The stipulated weight is 1873, which
poundage Schlaifer can make with
out any trouble.
The Racine phantom launched his
comeback eight months ago, after
going into retirement before tile war,
when he fought losing battle with
Joe Rivers, the tough Mexican lad.
Although past his 10th milestone,
McCue has been meeting topnotch-
ers with great success. Among op-
ponents he has met since re-entering
the ring are Joe Mandot, Cal De-
laney, Sailor Freedman of Chicago,
whom he defeated at Racine; Mel
Coogan of New York, who recently
challenged Benny Leonard, light
weight king; Walter Jacobson, Nor
ris Flynn and Charley Scully.
His last victory was over Jack
Curlcy of Los Angeles. He disposed
OF this ring-cunning lightweight in
two rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22


Last year the handsome silver fig
ure OF woman holding in her up
lifted hands an airplane was won by
Capt. Corliss c. Mosley, u. S. A.,
driving Nerville ship powered with
600-horsepower Packard motor.
17S Miles an Hour.
And Captain Mos1ey won for him
self at the same time the title OF
Three Miles a Minute Man." for his
rate Of speed over the long course
of iS2 miles was just fraction less
than that rate. To be exact, his sus-
tanned velocity was 178 miles an
hour, he having covered the course
in a. minutes 1857 seconds, making
three turns (because his route was
triangular) to each OF the six laps he
covered, or 18 turns in all.
1t is too early to predict now that
there will be any fracture Of this rec
ord, according to Earl w. Porter,
president of the Omaha Aero club,
under whose auspices the Pulitzer
race will be held. but some daring
aviators of national repute will COM
pete.
Will Defend Cup.
Captain Mosley will defend his IT,
tie and cup again. But whereas last
year his plane travelled 1872 miles in
A minutes % seconds, experts ar
ranging for the coming race predict
the winner must do better than 17S
miles an hour to gain first place.
One of the interesting entrants is
a new type of biplane, which is to be
entered by the navy. The navy has
not announced the speed this new
ship has attained.
Prizes totaling $4,000 have been
offered by the Omaha club for Win
ners in the air meet. The events
will consist OF derbies, sprints,
climbs, stunts by balloons and planes
and flying boat.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

Al, works are out of patient. Doctor
pats him on back. Sounds like empty
bass drum. Doc crochets him up again.
Patient Is happy as poker player reach
ing for chips.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
18-Holes Of Medal
Handicap Played
At Happy Hollow

The Saturday Happy Hollow club
56-hole handicap medal play COM
petitions began Saturday afternoon
with the playing of the first l8 holes
of the battle against Colonel Bo-
gey." P. w. Downs and ]. A. Ep-
penter topped the list of the first
class performers by shooting IL.
J. T. Brownlee. made u for hon
ors in the second division, and DR..
w. Thompson grabbed first place
from a classy field of tiird-class men
by making the IS holes in "a, minus
handicap. The final Is holes will be
played next Saturday afternoon.
The scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

ApPehuicuis, y. ". Ds
Folks about to eat home -made biscuits
will be glad to know that top price for
operations is one thousand washers.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

But pilfering sacks isn't his only
speciality. He can wallop the old
horsehide to any corner in any league
park. Not only that; he does it.
Fred is % years old. He bats and
throws right-handed.
This is his second year with Om-
aha.
He broke i'll organized base bali
with the Portland club in 1918. He
was a member OF the University of
Southern California base ball team
for two years prior to entering the
O. B. ranks.
Snuff for you, Fred.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
ST. JOSEPH
WICHITA.
A u TT 4

Totals 40 81 81 1s
xFisher batted for Perritt in the eighth.
vGriner batted for Hovlik IN ninth.
M. Mcdonald ran for Grner In the
ninth.
-. Two out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Wichita ..........0 02 n 4 0 I o. .
st. Joseph .........l 0 40
mnlary--Runs: Smith, Washburn, .;
Berger, East, Blakesley. Beebe, 8; f.
Mcdonald. 4; Krehmeyer. 2; Nufer, Cros-
by. Perritt, NJ. Mcdonald. Error; Con-
molly. Runs and hits: OFF Beebe, and
IS in 90 innings off Gregory, 8 and
in 1-3 inning; off Perritt. and II in
S innings. Earned runs: Wichita. 6; St.
Joseph 10. First base on balls:. OFT Beebe,
!; Off Perritt, 4. struck out: By Beebe.
A.: by Perrtt .: by Hovlik, l. Left on
bases: Wichita, Z: st. Joseph. II. Two
base hits: Connolly, krehmeyer.. Three
base hits: Smith Nufer. Double play:
Beatty to DEBATE to Beatty. Sacrifice hits:
Berger. Butler. Beatty Nufer. Passed
ball: Crosby. stolen bases: Biakesley. T.
Mcdonald. Unpires: Buckley and Orms-
by. Time OF game: 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

Domestic and foreign scale for carving
surgical monogram has been fixed by big
Baltimore hospital. Doctors agree that one
grand is plenty for whiting medicinal
initials in patient.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Assistant Grid Coach
For Nebraska Named

Lincoln, Ncb., Aug 2l.-.Ap-
pointment OF Owen Frank, an
attorney OF Scottsblutf, to be
first assistant coach of the 1921
p University OF Nebraska foot
ball team, was announced here
Saturday. Mr.. Frank is TO report
for duty September IS, according
to the announcement. \ Frank,
who in 1911 was a star half
back OH the Cornhuskcr ma
chine, has served two previous
terms as assistant foot ball
coach.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

Man who gets peck of groceries pays
for 'em, T. o. b. table. But man car.
grab bushel OF medical attention, pint OF
esher. Gets Il all on the cuff and then
sends coffs TO laundry Of forgetfulness'
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
DES MONIES
OKLA. CITY.

Totals SO 524l4
xBreen batted for Salisbury in seventh.
xMitcheii batted for Allen in ninth.
Score by innings:
Oklahoma City .....o 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 o--i
Des Moines .........0 0 0 0 ! u
Summary-Runs: Graham. OConnor,
Anderson. Errors: Grant. Rhyme. Home
run: OConnor. Two-base hit: Parker. Sac
rifice hit: Salisbury. Left on bases: Okla
horna City. s; Des Moines. 4. Struck out:
ny Merz /: by Salisbury, ]; by Allen. |.
First base on balls: OFF Salisbury. /. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Merz, Harper, 2.
Earned runs and hits: OFF Merz, 0 and
5 in , Innings: off Salisbury. and in
s innings; off Allen, o and in in
nings Losing pitcher: Salisbury. I'm
pires: Becker and Anderson. Time Of
game: 1:lt.
Second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Grand Island Grid Candidates
To Be Trained In Camp

Grand Island. Neb.. Aug. 2l.-
Twenty-Five high school students
eligible for foot ball will go into
a training camp on the Loup for
two weeks, funds having been pro-
vided by means of a Kimani- i-Rotar-
ian base ball game. 1t is the first
effort of this kind for the Grand
Island schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

The particular individual who
seems to be the best i'll the league
at it is Fred Haney, Omaha inhelder,
who has stolen something like "a
bases thus far this season.
1t is said of Fred that he loves to
steal bases so much that it is neces-
sary to nail 'em down out at league
park. Other teams over the circuit
report that every time the Omaha
team departs there is a sack or two
missing, and since Fred fas an awful
reputation along this line. the finger
of suspicion naturally points toward
him
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
econd game:
OKLA, CITY.
DES MONIES.

xPott bstted for Lynch in seventh.
Score by innings:
Oklahoma City .,....g 0 4. o 0--s
Des Moines ....e 5 0 . o 0-5
Summary--Runs: Wright, .; Harper, .;
Graham 2. Heatly. Runser, Parker,
o'connor. Moeller. Rhyme. Banner, Black.
Errors: Wright, Stanley 81 Stoner, :;
Grant, s: Rhyme, Banner. Home runs:
Wright, 2; Graham. Two-base hits: Gra-
ham, Heatiy. Brown, Yuma. Sacrifice hits:
Allen, Grant. Left on bases: Oklahoma
City. 8; pes Moines. 4. Struck out: BY
Stoner. /: by Black. .; bc Lynch, ?.
in I innings, none out In fifth: off
Lynch, and l in innings; off Stoner.
and 4 in 3 innings. none out in third;
off Allen, 0 and 1 in innings. Losing
pitcher: Black. Winning pitcher: Allen.
Double plays: Yuma to Brown: Heatly TO
Stanley; Harper to Shanley. Umpres:
Anderson and Becker. Time Of game:
1.lS. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

Totals 81 6241TI
xVick batted for Russell in eighth
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Boosters Divide
With Oklahoma City

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. q. - Des
Moines and Oklahoma City divided
honors today in a double-header, the
locals winning the FIRST game, Z to l.
and the visitors taking the second,
9to S. The locals victory was a we'll
played pitchers battle in which Merz
had the better OF Salisbury and Al
len. The second was town lot ex-
h;bition in which the visitors hit ef-
fectively behind errors by Des
Moines.
First game:
ftl7 nr, DES nnY\tu,s
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Brooklyn Pounds
Reds Hard and Win

Brooklyn. Aug. 2l.-Brooklyn
pounded three Cincinnati pitchers
+. eight hits and seven runs in the
fourth inning today and won, to 4.
Ruether was wild in the first two
innings, but settled down. The
clubs will play a postponed game
Tuesday, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Two Omaha Boxers Have
EDGE in Sioux CITY Bouts

Sioux City. Ia, Aug. p. = Gene
Cannon Of Omaha had shade the
hest OF terrific mill with Walter
Moody here last night. Cannon land
ed cleaner blows than hiN opponent.
Harry Boyle. also of Omaha, defeat
cd Matt Smith. champion of Iowa.
in the scmi-windup.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Giants Break
Even In Series
With Cardinals
New York Hits Bailey and
Walker Freely for 7-to-4
Nictory-Toney
Effective.

New York, Aug. 2l.--New York
broke even in the series with ST
Louis today by hitting Bailey and
Walker freely for to 4 victory.
Toney was effective with men on
bases and was saved in the ninth by
a fast double play. The Giants stole
five bases.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Michigan Man to Be
IOUa Track Coach

Ames, Ia, Aug. 2l.-Athletic
Director c. w. Mayser OF Iowa
State college today announced
the appointment of Arthur N.
Smith of the Michigan Agricul-
tural college as track coach to
succeed Ned Merriman. Smith
will begin work at Iowa State
Immediately, it was announced.
w. S. Chandler, a former Wis
consin university star, will coach
this years basket ball team, it is
also announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Cornell University
Trainer Resigns

Ithaca, n. v, Aug. 2l.-Francis
T. Sheehan, trainer OF Cornell uni
versity athletic teams for % years,
has rendered his resignation to take
effect Immediately, it was announced
last night. Shehan also was trainer
tor the 1920 Olympic team.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Sailor Burns to Mix
With Bulge Lamson

Sailor \urns OF Omaha, formerly
OF San Francisco, will meet Bulge
Lamson in a l0-round bout as the
main card of the American Legion's
boxing carnival to be staged at the
North theater at Columbus on La
Dor day,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

The word Chauffeur means fire.
man or stoker in French, and because
the carly cars were steamers and re-
CURED two men to operate them, the
French termed the operators the
"inechanician" and the Chauffeur
the mechanic and the fireman"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Gibbons to Fight Littleton

Minneapolis, MINI, Aug. p. -
Mike Gibbons OF St. Paul and Hap
py Littletcn have been matched to
box IS rounds to a decision in New
Orleans October 81. it was annonced
here last night Gibbons will receive
$4,000 aud must weigh 100 pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Appendicitis, c. o. ID.

Appendicitis, Z. U. ID.
Folks about to eat home made biscuits
will be glad to know that top price for
operations is one thousand washers
Domestic and foreign scale for carving
surgical monogram has been fixed by big
Baltimore hospital. Doctors agree that one
grand is plenty for whiting medicinal
initials in patient.
Sick citizen climbs on antiseptic IRON
ing board like shad on plank. Lays there
like helpless label on empty whisky bot
Grating chair. Starts throwing knives at
him, like target in archery contest. Re
moves everything that is necessary.
All works are out of patient. Doctor
pats him on back. Sounds like empty
bass drum. Doc crochets him up again.
Patient Is happy as poker player reach
ing for chips.
Operation was success. But operating
on patients adenoids IL easier than Oper-
atins on his pocket. Minute he m'grates
from hospital his memory evaporates like
dew in hot sun.
Doc sends him bill. which is IKE try
ing to catch moonbeams in butterfly
net Patient is too happy to worry over
bills Seems that when doctor carves
stuff,ng out OF client he doesn't remove
anything but his memory.
Physician sends out round robin or
bills. But only cuckoo answers. Waits
around in office sparring with landlord
until spiders spin portecocherc over d1of
and his whiskers hide patches ON MS
knees.
Pro rata share Of municipal honesty IN.
dicates that average citizen is honest
when he's sick. Doctors bill Is haraer
to collect than loose feathers IN hurrt-
cane, After sick bird is better ne sv.s
all annoyed up when he receives pli.s.
Thinks that doc ought to let we'll enough
alone.
Man who gets peck Of groceries pays
for 'em, T. O. b. table. But man car
grab bushel OF medical attention, pint VI
eshsr Geis Il ali on the cuff and then
sends coffs TO laundry OF forgstfulness'
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Grand Island Prepares for
Coming Bowling Season

Grand Island, Ncb.. Aug. 2l.-
Bowling fans are calling meetings
to organize for winter playing. The
Liederkranz auditorium team, which
has played seven schedules through
to finish without break, expects
this year to enroll so players,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Ehmke Hurls Good
I Ball; Beats Athletics

Detroit, Aug. 21.-Howard Ehmke
returned to the mound today after
a long absence due to an injury and
held the Philadelphia Amer :ans to
four hits and Detroit shut out the
visitors. 5 to 0. Heilmann hit
hor-, run i'll the sixth w':.h two on.
PITY ADEIpHIA DETROIT
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

Totals ..49 10 20 lO - ~
MASSEY batted for Giaiser In fourth.
aSmith batted for Bliss in seventh.
1Orkie bstted for Haney In ninth.
Omaha 5000 OO4s zoos ID
joplin .OIG12 900 100 O-8
The summary Home run: Burcl'.
Earned runs and hits; off Glaiser, l and
q In ( Innings; off Davenport. and
In lis inninEs; off Bliss. and in ! s-S
inninxs; off Smith. 0 and 5 In innings:
Of berger, /: and : in i-s innings; ,r,f Sff
Doyle, S and 8 in 5 rs innings; off Will
Hams, . and 4 in 6 1-3 innings. Struck
out, by Glniser, none; by Davenport.
none; by Bliss, none; by Smith. 3; by
Berger, none; by Doyle. 2; by Williams.
none. First base on balls: off Glaiser, /:
off davenport. none; off Bliss. none; Oh
smith, none; off Berger. 2: off Doyle, =;
an williams, 4. Winning pitcher: smith;
lcSine pitcher. williams. Double plays:
(Ilafcer to Gislason to Lelivelt; Smith 70
Spsnger to I,slivelt, Smith to sprsnEer TO
LcIiyejt, Mueller to kyueEer. Hit by
pitched ball: Gislason by berger. KrueEsr
by Davenport. Passed balls; burch'
smith. Left on bases: Omaha. II; Jop-
lin. 5, Umpires: Guthrie and Holiness
Time Of game: 3:05.
ono out when winning Omaha run
scored In 14th.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Saints Wallop
Witches, 10 to 9
Beebe and Gregory Hit for
Four Runs in Ninth
Perritt Yields IA Blows.

St. Joseph, Aug. 21.-St. Joseph
pounded Beebe and Gregory for
four runs i'll the ninth inning here
today and won, 10 to g. Pol Perritt,
former National league hurlcr,
pitched his first game for ST. Jo-
seph and was found ior IA hits in
eight innings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Tulsa and Sioux
City Split Even
Packers Take First Game.
7 to 4, and Drop Second
By 3-to-2 Score.

Sioux City, Aug. 2l.-Sioux City
and Tulsa divided a double-header
here today, the Packers winning the
first game, 7 to 4, and the Oilers the
second, 3 to ?. Bases on balls fig
ured in a majority of runs scored in
both games. 1t was Tulsa's final
appearance here this season. Sioux
City won II out of II games played
with the Oilers here. Score:
First game:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Major League Record

New York, Aug. 2l.-The weeks
record in each league of games
played, won and lost. with runs, hits,
errors, men left on bases, and runs
scored by opponents. including
games Of Saturday, is as follows:
Y>a1uA
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Indians Scalp
Red SoX, 4 to 0:
Errors Costly
Sotheron HurIs Good Ball for
Cleveland, Allowing But
Six Hits-Strikes
Out Seven.

Cleveland, Aug. p. -- Sotheron
pitched effectively today and Cleve-
land made it two straight from Bos-
ton, winning a to 0; Sotheron al
lowed but six hits, passed none and
struck out seven.
Russell also pitched well, but errors
behind him gave Cleveland three
runs. while Russell's mental error
gave the champions another. Score:
ROSTON CI,EyEy.AND
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
Mogridge Shuts
Out Chicago, 80

Chicago, Aug. 2l.-Mogridge
pitched tight ball and Washington
defeated Chicago, 3 to 0, today.
Washington gathered 10 hits off
Wilkinson, Smith making four i'll
FIVE times up. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
GiItper yanQuished.

Sutton, Neb., Aug. .1.-The game here
with Gitlnsr proved to be quite a a,,r. contes.
team was shut out till the last inning,
when a careless playing allowed 1t Tour
scores seoe ~ RH. r.
sutton .110los 0 o. g 2
S;t'nar ,0 Q 0 o 0 0 0 0 a 10
Batteries: Melhaf and sharkey; ,. G,ti0sS: e..
Meihaff Z: by Williams, 10. Bases on
balls; OF Melhaff. 4. Umpire: Flemming'
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
ST. LOUIS.
NEW YORK.
Totals 36l1 2414i

IOIaIS 80 II "A IA
xClemons batted for Bailey in fifth
XClernons batted for Walker in seventh.
xSchultz batted for North in ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ........0 oil 0 0 0 90
New York ..........0 1 l 0 o "
Summary--Runs: j. Smith, Hornsby,
Lavan, Ainsmith. Burns, 3; Bancroft,
Frisch, Q; Young Meusel. Errors: Horns
by, Meusel. Two base hits: Aleusel, Four
nier, >; Bancroft Frisch. Three-base hit:
Young. Stolen bases: Snyder. Frisch. Meu-
sci. Burns, Bancroft. Sacrifice hits: Raw
lings. McIfenry. Double play: Rawlings
10 McHenry. Left on bases: St. Louis, S:
New York S. First base on balls: Or
Bailey, 2: off Toney. 2. Hits: orr Bailey,
in innings: off Walker. 3 in 2 In
iiings: off North 0 in > innings. Struck
out: BY Toney. .: by Bailey, l. Wild
pitch: Walker. Passed balls: Ainsmitl,. 9.
Losing pitcher: Bailey. Umpires: O'Day
and Quisley. Time of game: 2:1o
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22

Summary-Runs: Smith, Harris, Miller.
Errors Milan. Collins, Sheely. Three e-base
hit: Miller. Sacrifice hit: Judge. Double
play: Lamotte to Harris to Judge. Left
on bases Chicago Z; Washington, Z. First
base on balls: OFF Wilkinson, /: off Mo
gr.dge. l. Hits: OFF Wilkinson, 10. Hit
by pitched ball: By Wilkinson, Harris:
by Mogridge, Mostii. Struck out: BY Mo-
gr;dge, I; by Wilkinson. >; by McWeeney,
/. Losing pitcher: Wilkinson. Umpires
owens and Wilson. Time Of game: 1:4o.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-22
First game:


New York ........o 900: . 0 0 o.
st, Louis ...........0 0 l ! 70
Summary-Runs: McNally, Schang, q:
Shawkey. Tobin. Ellerbe, Sisler AcManus.
Shocker Errors: Ellerhe, Sisler. 2; Shock
er. Two-base hits: Elleroe, Sisler. Ward
Ruth. Home run: Tobin. Sacrifice hits:
Ptpp. Shawkey, Miller. Williams. Dou-
BILE plays: Gerber 10 McManus to Sisler
Q Left on bases: New York. II: ST.
Louis. .. First base on balls; OFF Shock
or. 7. Hit by pitched ball: By Shocker.
Schaug. Struck out: BY Shocher. Q: by
Shawkey. .. Umpires: Connolly and Nall
lin. Time of game: 2:2o.