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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
New; CONTEST CLASS


In addition TO the regular classes
listed In the better babies progra m
Of the Tulsa County Free Fair. a
third class has been added, Mrs.
Harriet Nardoll, who has charge Of
that work, said yesterday. This
is a ella ss for babies from 6 to IL
months old.
ReRiptration Of the babies began
yesterday. Judging from the in
itial number brought in. there will
he more babies Con,estinR this year
than last. More than 200 young
sters were competing during the
lair q year ago and this insurcs
n record breaking number this
year, Registration II held each
morning this week from $50 10 IL
o'clock and Will close at noon
Thursday. Mrs. Wardell may he
reached and registration made by
te1ephoning Usage 1853.
The contests proper will he held
afternoons from 2 until 3 o'clock
saturday, Monday and Tuesday
whom specialists win examine the
entrants The contest will be con.
Quoted according to government
rules.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
Dog Race Entries
official entries, 2sth, night, Tues

official entries, 2sth, night, Tues
day. September -.
First race, purse S2S-l-i milo
Sister Flirt. Windy cannon, Omar
Miss Fire Eater. Wanda, shoe
String
Second race, purse s2b-3- 10
milc--Littlc Flirt. Wilic WIND Bill,
Failvicw, Midget Flint. iiOlding
Hands. Furncssa.
Third race, purse fi0-3-i6 milo
Cindcr Path, Misty Dawn, Wild
es' uulon, Araseo, Sawbuck. Ern-
est Nlld Bill
Fourth race, purse tio-1-i mile
---,Icsseruc (M), Imp, Ginger Rccr
end. Cannibal King. Moonshinc
Wnd Bill, The Roamer. Peerless
Prince.
FIFTH race, purse. t95--li milo -
white Hawk. wild lrishman tM)
Mcddlcsome Mary, Joneta. Friendly
Fox, Naomi
sixth race. purse. sio-3-l6 mil,
Flirting BOY tMD, Bg Tom, Wild
star. Amblng Motor, Jenne Wrinkle
Whoda Thunkit.
Seventh race. purse, f25-l 4
milc--Miss Bob, step Ahead, THY
Dame. Long Goodio. Mr.. Russell
Hickory Jim.
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MEMBER OF PARTY
TELLS HER STORY
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE,
cold water In the tub. laid her In
Il Just for second, thinking we
could bring her to. and she scream
ing all this time with rsiu which
we could not understand.
After being taken to tho Wake
field sani,arium. she had asked
many times II We knew what hap
pened to her and what waa wrong
with her and why she should surfer
such intense agony.
"As soon az she knew she was
going to the hospital which seemed
to be the first time she realized the
seriousness of her condition. che
called me to her bedside and said:
'Maude, Roscoe should be at my
side every minute and see how
am suffering from what he did TO
me-.
II said: Virginia, | am glad you
have said II at last. but you know
would not do one thing In that d.
rection, or any direction without
your wish but II you really want
him as you say. ! will get him. Just
leave II TO me-"
"Primps for Real Court Scene.
Arbuckle, dressed in natty blue
suit, freshly barbered and wearing
new tic and fresh shirt. arrived
at the inquest room at 2.lS o'clock.
A detective walked on each side
OF him and he was seated In inc
rear of the room with other wit
nesscs.
Notified that his brothe~, Harry
Arbuckle. from Fresno hal arrived,
had expressed a wish that he might
see him.
He was lead into anothe' cffice
and there grasped bo.h Of his
brothers hands and said ''Iiowiy."
The brother spoke % him IN a
low tone and after anntnnr hand
shake he returned 10 ths jury room.
The place was literally rack"d
with the curious. The doors had
to be closed to keep )ut others.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
BILLY RAY WINS,
TALENT SHOCKED
Old Campaigner Shows
Heels to Field; Leopold
Back in Form

rt
'"t No''tah canpalgDer' winner
Wv, Nv u.bn' ana guardian OF the rear
.,,, a, ~ St' InE . surprise on thc
',' w N'"-'"h''ncn, p"Ih
"h WIZ" "' won 'nc teatuto
.out ol lhe oN'hlng over me oriI-
I'm, Young spr'ntor troublesome
Vrrt,uun', an" ''h, ',''d,
10y hoS 60, "'' 'ou'th nut era"
u'',y W",N'u ms way 20 tho front
"uu won hahd'IN. Irouhl"s"mo FOR
,une was second ana tINins stone
'ntu' VINO th' wen hkcd honeS q
'u'hlc ana NuI"emhld flni'hed out
ot tho money
last nlsht also witnessed the ro.
lufh !" form OF Leopold G. 9. Jones.
,aN' nos IL" hHd" pf","'Hin OF
n' MN ,a'n' N'nNlns oy ~ Iensths
"u,l huNh houo'fl
1h' Threatening weather la" eve
ming again cut down the attendance
nut IN" rams VINO ala turn out wit
hoSs'n an chjoyaplo program
seven races are ON tonlghts pro
ErHn''. II mas heen dNihfcly decided
I" continue We meeting over next
sunday
Last nights results
flfst kace-- -Thrce -slxto"n,hs inho
purse S2h. some fortune fnst
sweet Burch, second; Mary's For
tune third. Time. 2iA The Rosar,
and Cy King also ran.
Second Racc---Onc-auartcr mile.
purse sEo. Ni|ole StN, tfSt' itcu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
TABLE YEAST IN.
TABLET FORM
Splendid Results in Few
Days From New Vitamine
and Iron Tonic.
Effective, Convenient, and
Pleasant to Take

Thousands Of weak, thin, and slckiy
people have found IN yeast the secret OF
glorious daily health and strength. nut
mere are rtili many who are not taking
yeast ~ the proper form. They are .till
been found generally unsa tisfactory.
but now At last. all the Objectionable
features OF eating yeast have been over :
s"ins' ., rhoussnd. IT,. o. people are now taking
10 convenient tablet form combined with
iron ana other health builders, and the
results IN many oases are nothing short
This spiendid ,nbination Of tonies IL
known as Ironised Yeast. II 10 pieAyant
20 take. does not have any disturbing sf-
feet on the stomach, and the results ars
quicker. This II becauss you gain the
rur,hsrmcrs. if"niscd Yeast V"ss .on,s,ss ain;
highly concentrated brewers yeast whiok
is far richer In vitainines than the or
dinhry baking yehst.
The , rssson 80. 50 many psop!s bseernc
easily Is because tho modern diet. due
to modern methods of food preparation q
almost totally lacking In these hsaith'
building vitsmines. 1ronized Yeast sur,
with the proper amount % iron. n
II run down. weak, anaemic nervous
or y you arc suffering with loss OF -
| vitality, try tronizcd Yeast. Usually II VII
show good results after the second OI
| third day. Often II will clear up tho worsi
! oompiesionr In less than two weeks.
Ironixed Yeast Ia packed in patented
common yeast. Each package contains
10 days treatment and coats only si--or
sSd,sn Sf 1' IN .asS as pasRss. sRsS. directions for
For sale by tn. Colonial Drus Co.. and
by all good druggists eyerywhere.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
UMPIRE GUTHRIE
OUT DURING QUIZ
Legion Puts Fight Here
Before Judge Lands
for Investigation

CHICAGO, Sept. 12. - william
Guthrie, umpire in the Western
league, today was relieved OF his
assignment pending an investigation
by Judge Lands, commissioner Of
bassball, of an alleged fist fight
outside the baseball park at Tulsa,
okla, a month ago. Guthrie. 1t is
charged, struck and Knocked down
wounded soldier who had thrown
a pop bottle. The American Le-
gion protested TO Judge Lands.
-
The trouble resulting in the In
vestigation OF Umpire Guthrie by
Judge lands came after game
between Tulsa and Oklahoma City
at Which Guthrie and "Ducky"
Holmes officiated as arhiters. A
close DECISION at third by Guthrie
provoked the ire of fans and a
shower OF pop bottles fell upon the
field during the game. Upon leav-
ing the ball park Guthrie saw man
in uniform standing outside whom
he thought he recognized as one
who heayed a bottle that struck
him, lie rushed over and knocked
the ex-sold!er down, and then en-
gagged an onlooker until the fight
was stopped by owner jim Craw-
ford of the Tulsa team.
Both umpires. Guthrie and
Holmes, were arrested the next day
by the police on complaint of the
cN-ser"ice man. who, II developed,
was a disabled veteran in very poor
health who had been shot through
the stomach in France. Guthrie
forfeited bond OF s75 in police
court while the case against Holmes
was dismissed by the prosecuting
l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
FREIGHT BIG FACTOR
Carter Tells Civitan Club 10 Per
Cent of Price OF Steel Represented
by High Shipning Costs.

Seventy per cent of the price the
consumer pays for steel goes to the
railroads for freight. II, B. Carter
OF the Tulsa Structural Steel COM
nany told members OF the Civitan
club at their regular weekly lunch
con Monday noon. Unless this sit
uation is remedied the price OF
fabricated articles will have to ad-
vance declared the speaker.
Pointing out the fact that the
tl"el industry employs the most ef
h'ient and expensive engineers, Car
Yer cited as an example Of the best
OF its kind in the southwest the
work done on the Christian Science
church here in Tulsa. Carter's talk
was one OF y series being given by
mo members of the club on their
individual lines OF wark
DR.. A. Ray Wiley was named
chairman OF the nominating COM
mUtee. Serving with him are S.
! O!eson, r. B. Skinner and f. NJ
Olston. The Civitan club will hold
lls flrst annual election in October.
announcement was made that the
cIuo is to be split into four divisions
edch division captained by a man
whose goal will be the largest at
Wndance at each meeting for his
oulFiAon A prize will be awarded
the captain whose division has the
largest membership represented al
each weekly meeting.
when the play, "Whiz- Bang" has
h'en given, +. Fred Johnson told
INC club, he has a plan of action
Icady to present TO the members
relative to making Of Tulsa "A more
o.autltul city Johnson Is chairman
OF the city beautiful committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
Bantams May Clash
in Star Senti-Findl

A star bsntamweight bout may he
offered fans NJ the scmi-windup ia
the Roper Morris battle here on
Thursday night OF next week, Sep.
tember 22. A number of boxing
fans have suggested to Matchmaker
Newman OF the OIL city a. c. that
he secure Young Carsey OF Tulsa and
frankie Osner OF Springfield. Mo-,
for an eight or round engage
ment. Osner. who iB a first class
bantam. is anxious to show his wares
to Tulsa fans. and In reported WILL
ing to take n SENT wlndup for his
first appearance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
Hdppy LiftietOn Gets
an Offer From Rickard

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. IA
Happy" Littleton, southern mid
dleweIght, received an offer from
Tex Richard to meet Johnny How ;
ard In n bout at Madison Square
Garden on October 7. Il was ans.
nourocd today by Littletons man.
agor. Rickard saws IN tho telegram
that Downey. WiHon or O'Dowd
win not talk terms, and should Lit =
tlrton make n good showing In the
east, he will force championship
tight with the southern champion.
Llttlcton meets Mike Gibbons here
on OCtphor Al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
PIRATES, BRAVES
EACH TAKE ONE
Buccos Win First in 10
Rounds, Lose Second;
No Others Played

riTTsBuRGu. SEPT IA Pittsburgh and
Boston split even In todays double header.
the former winning the flrst game. to
Z. In 10 innings. ami LOSING tho second
ia ;. CAteys single. MsranNilles dou-
bile and Gibson = error at the plate scored
the Winning run in the 18Th In the sec
und gamo GiaSnrr was knocked out of the
box IN the seventh inning. and Xinn. who
relieved hiW, WAS unable ~ hold the Vis.
itots. with the scnre tied In the eighth
and tive out, he pAsrcd nristcnbuty and
Cruise. which was followed ny Wocckrl's =
single to center. sCottns what proved to
be the winning run. Eouthworth was
hurt IN collision with Powell In the
first game and was forced to retire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
DEMPSEY NOT TO REFEREE
Ohio Commission Wants "Rrfcrcc
Not Fighter" ns Third Man.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 12.--Walter
C. Kelley az Buffalo will referee the
Kilbane-Frush fight here SATURDAY
afternoon, The Cleveland boxing
commission this afternoon, turned
down the request OF the promoters
TO appoint Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion, and named Kel-
ley.
We want a referee, not a fight
err" said chairman B. j. wilmer
ding, In explaining the com mission q
action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
"Stun. Flying" Contest Proposed.

NEW 1ONk, NtVt' II'-NHOIHtr
challenge TO American sport suprem-
acy was issued today when Mile. An
dree PeyrH. stunt filler, offered TO
compete With Miss Elsie Allan for
tho womcn's flying championship OF
the world. Miss Allan halls from
Grand ISLAND, Neb.. and her favorite
pastime is walking along the edge
OF an airplane as It speeds 90 miles
an hour. Miss Peyrc claims to de-
even more thrilling stunts. Miss AL
len has not yet replied to the chal-
lenge.
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SIOUX CITY. Sept. l2.--After Sioux
City had taken the first game of double
header from Des Moines by a score of G
TO In 10 innings, the two teams battbd
a scoreless thinning tic in the final half
Of the bargain day program. Davenport
opposed Lynch on the mound in the sec
ond contest. Tho Packer twirl.r was in
fine form and never was In danger OF
being scored on throughout the IL in
nlnGs. Only three Des Moines base run
ners reached second and but one of the
three succeeded In getting to third.
Lynch frightened on each occasion when
Sioux City had men In position to score
Tho teams viii play a scheduled double
header tomorrow.
SCOrr-Etrst game.
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NET STARS CLASH TODAY
Matches Scheduled for Monday Put
Over Because OF Rain.

FHII4ADEbPHIA. Sept. Ig.-The
program for todays play in the Ma
tional lawn tennis singles champ
ionship tournament, cancelled be
cause OF rain. has been schedule d
for tomorrow without a change.
The feature matches will begin at
noon when +. Gordon Lowe. Man
chester. England. faces Dean
Mathey, Brantford. n, j.. and
James O. Anderson plays another
Australian, John B. Hawkes..
William NJ. JOHNSON Of San Fran
cisco is to meet Vincent Richards
of Yonkers, N. y. at . p. m. and
William T. Tilden, II, Philadelphia,
will oppose Henzo Shimidzu OF
Japan at y. m. II no further post
pone ments are necessary the finals
viii be played Saturday.
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Ben Parks and Partner
Los, in Mixed Double,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept Ia
Tho fourteenth annual Oklahoms
atd'o lawn tennis tournament ended
hor, iuI'y with Victory by Misc
Myra WcrJpcr pt oklahoma Guy and
Ralph Rico cf Chicago over Nlss
Matic Morgan ~ Norman and Ren,
PWku ~ Stiiiwator. The match was
started saturday but was postponed
ON acoounJ of darkness after each
std" lad won One cor, The score wa
6-S. G-3. So.
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none out when winning run scored.
HNBAtted for kesrns in 9th.
score by innings;
Des Moines ..........0ll oG1 600 o--5
Sioux City ..........,26o o0l iOl i--s
Two-base hUs-O'Connor, Brown :. Os-
tersard, Robinson, Query, Metz. Sacri-
flee hit---Leari. Stolen bases-Grant,
Mueller. Double play-Grsnt to O'Go~
nor, Milan TO O'Connor. Leard TO kearns
TO Metz. Rhyme to Grant. Left on bases
-Des Moinos :. Sioux city IS. Base on
ballH-Buckalew =, Davis Z. struck out
--Buckalev s, Davis 3. wild pitch
Buckalew, HE by pitoher-Davls (PottD
tmpire--Christian and Becker. Time
one hour IS minutes, Runs--O'Connor.
Mueller, Pott. Milan, Grant. Harbor :,
Lizard, Metz ., kuery. Error--Rhyne.
Eggrs-GaTpuH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
AD CLUBBEnS MEET TODAY
First Session After summer Dis
continuance ut Hotel Tulsa.

The first fan luncheon OF the
Tulst Ad club will b, held at the
Hotel Tulsa at noon today. John
Dcahncr. advertising manager Of a
Wichita, Kan, department store,
viii be chief speaker At the meeting
today. The club resumes sessions
after a two months lapse during
the summer months.
Helen Genet of this city viii en-
terrain the club members with
violin solos and her accOmpanist
is Jazz Hogklns OF this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
)erLzze Gae Omaha Takes Second Place From the Idle Indians
Southeastern League

MUSKoGEE. Okla. sept. Ia
Muskogco shut out Independence, 4
to .. today in tho first game ~ the
series that may determine the vim
nant.
Score by innings: Il. ~. T..
Independence GOO 600 000H0
Muskogcc ...OI2 OiO 0Ox-t . I
Batteries Boyd and Frommo
Rush and Ennis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
MANY CANCEL MOVIES
MADE BY ARBUCKLE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
uring Roscoe Arbuckle. 1t was
stated at the leagues headquarters
that the call had been sent out
after messages had been received
from numerous exhibitors.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE
only motion picture house in To-
ledo showing the Arbuckle films
bookings.
OGDEN, Utah, sept 1.-THE
largest photoplay theater here an
nounced today it had cancelled Its
Arouckle films.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Two thea
ter firms operating strings OF NOV
ing picture houses In Chicago today
announced the cancellation of all
Arbuckle films.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1.-THE
latest film production featuring
Roscoe (Fatty Arbuckle, was can
celled last night at one OF the larg-
est OF the e. al motion picture
houses The film had been showing
all last week.
Sid Grammar. owner OF the thea
ter, declined to comment UPON the
cancellation.
No Arbuckle films were adver-
tised by any local theaters today.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. IA
An order barring the exhibition OF
motion pictures in which Roscoe
ArbuCkle appears pending the out
come OF murder charges placed
against him in San Francisco was
signed here today by Mayor J. c.
Walton.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. THE
Memphis board OF censors an
nounced today that the showing of
motion pictures featuring Roscoe
Arbuckle would not be permitted In
Memphis theaters until he had
cleared himself OF the charges
against him in connection with the
death OF Miss Virginia Rappe In
san Francisco.
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- Turn out ~ Phillips.

t'peI TAI o The W0fId
ENID, Sept. r. Forty-fnur mon
reported in uniform 20 Coach Mc1n-
Tire at Phillips university Thursday
evening. No one has place cinched
on the football eleven but all viii
compete for positions on the team
and every man remaining after the
tryouts will have to have superior
ability,
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. I9.-Ti


SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. l2.-Mike
McNally, thirdbaseman OF the New
York Yanks. slipped quietly away
from New York today and came here
and was welded to Miss Mae Muir
ray of this city McNally will be
back in the lineup tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
CITY BRIEFS

MISS ELEANOR WAiELEWSK
has left for Minneapolis and ST,
Paul to attend the state fair and TO
spend her vacation. Miss Wasiele-
wski expects to s.end about two
weeks in the Twin Cities
=
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed
Monday in district court. Ida
Fruit against Ernest Fruit. ethel
Watkins against Henry Watkins:
FloreDce Daugbcrty against Harry
E. Daugherty; George y. Morris
against sylvester II, Morris Marga-
ret Greer against william Il. Greer;
Maude Il. Cotte'ell against William
y. Cotterell. Carrie Johnson against
Mckinley johnson.
=
WORK WAS BEGUN Monday on
tho removal OF the registrar Of
deeds office into that now occupied
by the county clerk. The two Of
ficies viii be combined and the
present registrar, OF deeds office
Will be occupied by the county
court room.
=
a PARTY FOR BUSINESS wo-
men and secretaries OF the Y. W.
G. A, who attended tho Rocky
Mountain conference at Estes park
the latter part OF the summer will
hc held In tho clUbroOms Of the as
sociation building this -vriug. There
were eighteen In tho Tulsa dclcga.
tion,
o. A. STEINER, commissioner OF
streets and public properly. and G.
II. GriRgs, city engineer, together
with their families. returned sun
day from two weeks motor trip
through Kansas and into Colorado.
They spent several days in Dcnve-
and other Colorado resort cltics.
and made the trip virtually with
out mishap TO the car In which they
were r.ding. While away they COM
binod business with pleasure, in
speCting numerous types of paving
| laid in other cities and obtaining In
formation about paving prices and
materials from city officials.
=
SAMUEL H. SMITH, vice prosl-
dent Of tho Security State bank, has
returned from a vacation spent in
part at his old home In Marion,
Ind, and At Chicago.
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IO.Round 60 At Baxtcr Springs.

EUVFIHT VI NJ " WTTTF
PICHER, sept. IA l0-round
boxing bout between johnson Hicks.
wolterweight OF this city. and Tex
Barnes OF HI Paso. Texas, Is an
nounced for Monday night. Saptcm-
ber 10, at Baxter Springs. There viii
be several prelininaries.
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summary. Earned runs--OmahA I, st.
Joseph 2, Home runs-Lellvelt. Griner
.. Three-hase hit-Haney. Sacrifice hits
--HAney, Brown. Stolen bases-Ciislason,
Nufer. Double play-Spranger, Gislason
20 lslvet. Hit by pitcher-Corridon. n.
Mcdonald. Base on bals--Off Burch 3,
Gr,ner =. Struck out--By Rurch ?. Grin
or .. Left on bsses-Omaha T. st. JOS
eph 5. Time-One hour Is minutes. Um-
TlreS--Andcrson and tusaUs. Runs
HANDLER, Griner ?, Gislason. Haney. Lei-
VET 3. Irror--SpranEer.
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AiaAlfh 'bf Itdnaln III btus
score by innings
pes Moines 900 900 900 600
Sioux city ........ 900 900 900 o00-o
called account darkness.
Hnhison. Metz, Harbor O'Connor. Sacri-
ice hits-lisrbor, Kesrns. Stolen basos-
Itard, kcsrns. Double plhy-Grahanl to
L'ard. Lott IN bases--Des Moines 6, Sioux
city 10. Base on bails-Ou Lynch ,, off
Davenport B. Struck out-By Lynch 5,
by Davenport Z. Wild pitch-Davenport.
Impires-Becker and Christisn, Time
Two hours,
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Giants Secretary Quits Post.

NEW YORK, Sept. l2,-JOseph y.
O. Brien, secrtary Of the National EE-
hibition company, which operates
the New York Giants, announced his
resignation this afternoon, II will
stay IN the office until President
Stonoham returns from Cuba TO
make arrangements for my sue
cessor," O'Brien said. He refused to
give any reason for his resignation
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cutshaw. Glaxnor Three base hit--Big-
bee. Double plays-Grimm, MsrHnvtle
and Grimm Rarnhatt and Grimm, Bases
on bslla-On Glazner I, OFF Hinn 2. struck
out--Ry watson I. by Glazner ?, by L.,
Bisees I. Runs-,hristenbury Z. Cruise,
Ford, e. Bigboe. Gooch, GlaEnor. Error
Watson.
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Tender Freeman Bout Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. i2.--The
Tender freeman fight has becn
postponed until tomorrow because
of unaettlcd weather
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Memphis and Fort Worth
Cinch Flags On Same Day
Spencer Abbott Lead His Chckasaws Against Texa.
League Pennant Winners in Southern "Word Series
for Championship; Arrange Dates This Week
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. /,

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. Ia
Memphis gained clear title to the
1874 Southern association pennant
by defeating Birmingham. 2 TO 2.
In the first game of today's double
header at Birmingha The vie
tory gave Memphis an eight-game
lead over New Orleans, the run
ner-up, and assures the Chicka-
saws Of a lead at the end OF the
season OF at least seven points over
New Orleans even should the Pei
leans win and Memphis lose all
remaining games.
Memphis and Fort Worth. WI
the pennants in the Southern asso,
season, are to play a post season s,
ball championship of the outh. Ar
this week. II seems fitting that
will play the only southern world
the same day. Last year in the b
and the Texas league Fort Worth d
Tulsa fans will watch the Men
terest this year because the pilot O
Abbott. who last year guided the 7
Western league. Abbott's success
has been even more spectacular tn
drawn attention to him that may
the destinies OF "A mato- league clul