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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
CHICKS ASSUME LEAD
Defeat Fort smith In Third Game
of Western Association Cham
pionship Series,


FORT SMITH, Ark, Sept. az
Chickasha started two batting raj
lies, ran away with the third game
for the championship Of the West
ern association and again took the
lcad IN the race
Wetzei held the visitors TO one
hit In the fist four innings and
had two down In the fi!th when
Parker failed to hold Clayton's peg
to retire Meadows. Before the round
closed five safeties had been laced
out and five runs sent over the
plate,
Glen Meadows had Fort Smith
helpless all the way, even walk
and two errors punched falling TO
break through the defense OF Chick
asha's sturdy featured with the
steal ot homo.
Eddie Rolf prevented Chicks get
ting on I'm first three innings, he
pitched but gave up three safeties
In the ninth, good for two runs.
The score by innings r. II. r..
Chickasha 900 005 OO2--7 Q 3
Fort Smith 600 900 OOO--0 3
Batteries: Meadows and Hayes
Wetzel, Rolf and Schmidt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
BOTH AMERICAN
LEADERS VICT0RS
Speakers Take 12-1nning
Fray at Boston; Yanks
Outslug Tigers

U0sr0S. Kept 2a.-Cirveinnd Won
'rum Boston. 10 IN I2 innings today.
nua keeping pace with New York 70 'ho
RI D'Nailis long double a. rIEht center.
.urh Hitter Speakers nfrl' out and
tfuteaunF fast bHunder which SCOTT
.uld not field. lu time speaker ueHrly
elapsed Zoo running ont hIH roller Go
.raft. Suthurru.s poor Holding NJ hunts,
..vrtt.a mutf OF bu 'aBT ny Nhi'h Hl
Hw.l two runners Goo score Hri fr"hk
urep. base hit by Walters which smith
ust Iu the sun we're the leading factors
o. tho UpatUu scoring Russell and
rhormuhien were Wild. but Tho pitching
4 Mayers fof the Rod S1K aud Morton
md caldwell flr cleveland was excellent.
10 was Mortona second victory ln tw'
lpys
ttpre.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
MONNET-MILLER
WIN IN DOUBLES.
Take City Title From
Cook and Stoner; Sin
jdes Finals Saturday

BY battling their way through
stiff opposition l.. Monnet and j. b.
Miller, yesterday defeated e. a.
Cook and Phil Stover In the finals
OTIS OF che doubles in the city ten
mis- tour namcnt uc the Y. NJ. c. A.
courts at Eleventh and Norfolk.
Miller and Monnet although playing
together for the first time this sea-
son showed exceptional team work
and skin in defeating their oppon-
ents In tlnrec straight sets, 6-3, 81,
Ga
The chumps won the first set
with comT " rative ease but met with
stiffcr opp psition in the second, but
finally pull al out for a 81 victory.
The play uas close throughout but
Miller and q onnet came TO the net
time after time slashing the ball
for the telling point.
!. n. Tams' meets f., A. Cook in
the finals OF the Singles Saturday
afternoon at 5 p, m. The consola-
tion finals Of tale singles will also be
played at that time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
Burke Day Tickets
Are Placed on Sale

special sale OF tickets FOR the
omaha Tulsa game Monday after
noon. which has been officially des-
ignsted "Burke day" by President
In, Crawford OF the Oilers, viii be
enaned this morning Tickets may
w nurchased at the SmOkowen
Cigar company, the Tulsa Baseball
.i,,h office at 433 Kennedy building
e,u' f,,nTa ysa Shields and Nick Re
mackel. - 90, t,,., ..,,. 49,.
-, on "Burke day" will 90 10
11ip.S y,v purke as n wedding present
n 5in,l"yp ypresIdent Crawford. The pop
from canter fielder and utility man
nc oilers is to he married 60
M,ss Mildred Shields soon after this
playing season enas'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
FruSh Claims Title,
Says He W as FOuled
often bu the Champ

CLEVELAND, @ Sept. 22-De-
claring that he hat been deliber-
ately fuuled severaV times, Banny
Frush Of Paltimotre, who was
knocked out by Jdhnny Kilbane
last Saturday IN the contest for
the feathcrweight championship,
issued a signed statement today in
which he claims the title. He said
he was not only foulNd In the first
round, when Kilbann hit him in
the groin with his kris ec, but later
on, when the champia n continued
fighting after the boll had rung
and Frush had droppG d his arms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
ti,slans

xtiattcd for Morton In twelfth.
NNRan for o. Ncill In twelfth.
yHatted for Russell In second.
TEHHtted for Thurmahl,u iu ttth.
Score by innings
Cleveland - . 0A9 goo 600 fNl-"9
Boston .... ........llO 900 90 0NOH-H
Summary Tw0-base hits-Wood. Smith,
O.Nenl 2, Gardner I.ibold.' Three base
Walters. Double plays MrrtoW TO
O'Neui to Johnston Lcibold 90 pratr to
scott, Collins 20 Pratt tu scott. Base N{'n
balls--on SnthOron 1. of Morton ?, Oft
Russell T. Oft Thurmhhlcu 4, or Myers g..
struck out--by Sofhoron :. by Morton -.
BY Russell l. by Myers 9. Nuns-Jami's-
sun .. Wambsgtnss Gardner. Sewcll .
Johnston. O'Neul Suthprun Evans, Lie
bold g Foster. Menusky. scott, Walters
9 Myers Errprs-Iami"suu, Wambs
ganss. seweu Suthurou p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
New NorI, nOwn on WryptIers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Wrest-
ling In New York state today has
been demoralized by the state ath-
letic commission. The ComniiSsi on
took the teeth out of the mat game
by barring the toe hold, the head
lock and the sclzzors. These are the
three prize holds OF the present day
wrestlors aud without them WrCst-
ling dcvotces fail To see whore fu-
ture matches will develop anything
OF interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
Buff and Herman Meet
in Title Match Tonight

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Johnny
Buff and Pete Herman finished
training today for their bantam.
weight championship l5-round bout
at Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night. Buff holds the American fly
weights championship.
Herman has agreed TO make 11S
mounds and Buff expects to weigh
l16,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

NEW YORK, sept. l2.-Ncw York de-
fented Detroit. l2 TO today In the last
game Of the season between the two
teams. The contest was loosely played.
10th Ehmke and Shawkcy, the starting
pitchers, were removed. Quinn, who sue
Ceeded Shswkey was highly effective.
Ward of the Yankees made a home run
and two lrIplcs In three lmns ~ bat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

oklahoma city ........ 100 $40 OOO--5
summary rwo-baac hlta-.Watsun 9
hhfper hreon, Mitchell Three base
hitH oaterEurd, Graham. Sacrifice hit
Mart stolen hasc=ltarbur. pAsp on
balla-~ptt Mitchell g. OF Glnaier 9 OF
lesar ], struck out--ny Mitchell D. bv
teTymsn by Glaaisr 1. Runs and
two on and out in slsih or p-,,yr,,p
= and In innings, OFT ulagIcr ana i
IN Is innings one on IN bth OF Tesar
ana On 9 4r3 innings, Double plays--
Hrhham 20 kunser to Graham. Neatly 10
huHsyr TO Graham, oatcrgurd TO LeAid
", MelN' l.ett on bnses--StouN city s.
3alrrgard, Metz, robinson, Marr, Watson,
| Lethr, Harper g Hsutly, Parker. MtCheli
| EIFotr bslergord, PIT Graham. Hontly
| lmpIcs -hucltlcy and burnside. Time
! ono hour and 10 minutes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
OCTOBER 5 OPENS
DIAMOND CLASSIC
Winning National League
City Gets First Game
of World Series

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The 1921
worlds series will open in the city
whose team wilma the National league
pennant and the first game will be
played on Wednesday. October g., IL
was officially decided today at a
meeting OF Judge X. NJ. Lands,
baseball commissioner, John Hey
dlor, president OF the National
League ana Ban Johnson, president
of the American league. The first
two games viii be played In the
National league city
In event the New York teams
win the pennant, all the games viii
be played at the Polo grounds but
the first day win he known as Ma
tional league day the second Amer
lean league day and ~ on.
II some team other than New
York wins In either league, the
third ana fourth games will be
cities. The series win then shift
back to the National league city.
The series viii be limited TO nine
games, the winner OF five taking
the championship. II a ninth bat
Tie Is necessary, the toss ot a coin
win decide the location. This coin
viii be Tipped after the seventh
game.
Prices for the series viii he lower
than in former years New York
box seats will sell az SO Oplus war
taxi, reserved seats In the lower
stand win be IS, and reserved seats
In tho upper stands So
Only 10000 Blcachcr Seats.
Bleachcr seats, OF which only
10000 viii be sold. win cost 81,
The scale OF prices provided Ia
the event games are played In Pitts
burgh ares
Box seats So, reserved soats 81
and 81, bleuchcr seats 81 At
Cleveland the prices will be SO for
box seats, So and 81 for reserved
seats, pavilion seats s. and all open
or hirachcr seats 81.
Tho league officials said no ap-
poiutmcnt OF umpires would be
made until after tho ponnanys urc
won.
There will be no day OF rest be-
tween games In the event that
either Cleveland or Pittsburgh play
one OF the New York teams. II was
decided. Last year players were
given a day off following the over
night trip from New York to Glove
land and back again.
one winners aud one loser :
share will be totalod and divided
between the four umpires,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
Pi,t,SUfos


NBattud fot Griffith In ninth.
INFLATED for ward In ninth.
NNNRan for G0och In eighth
Score by innings.
brooklyn ...,............oO 600 100 u'N..i
Plttsburgh .A.s.-. -.s....., 600 GOO N1N.1
summary; Two base hits -Grftlh
Stolen hase--TAtrey. Double Ylay-TIyrra.
nazsistcd Hbtes on bhlls-On Grimes .
struck out-By Grimes &, by GIssurr 4.
Ituna- -Grlffith Baruhart. WlHI.F
Schmidt Err,us-Olson, Miller Grimes
GlaZucr.
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
Rcd. rnhn nnl tIc frcm rhn..

CtNCINNATI. scIa. 22.-Cincinnau doc
tratcd Philadelphia, s 20 { IN hard go
inning battle today. In the tenth Hoa1a
and Bohne was thrown out al the plate un
Groh's single. Groh took second ON tls
play and scored on Roush's single
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
Is GAMES IN ROW
FOR NEW CHAMPS
Witches Easily Down st.
Joe in Final; Sioux and
Bluffs Winners

WICHITA. Sept 2N,--wichita cashed 10
It's 11th straight win by defeating 81,
Joseph In the last ~ the series here to-day.
II Co T.
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Score by Innings
Omaha .... 200 OHG 22O---iG
Joplin ,r.. ,...ss.,.,.,O0 O0l O20 OOt--i0
Summary. Two.bnHe hits GiHason g.
Huucy 2, O'Urlcn. LluElo. II smith, Chris
tonspn, Williams. Three base hitH--iL
smith, Mueller Sacrifice hlts--Hancy 2
Kennedy. Hase ON bHllH-oN Smlth q,
off NulaiEcr g. OFT Williams /, OF podd L.
Earned runs aud htS--off Smith 10 and
IS m o iuuluGs, OF NofHiEcr and In
innings. OF Williams and ] none out.
of Dodd 4 and 10 ? innings, OF Miller
and Ia 1 inning. Lett On bases
omaha O. Joplin 4. Double plays ifaney
90 uHlason Co Loiivrit smith TO Gislason
20 Lcliyclt, Mueller To Speas, Robertson 20
Spous. stolen hnHrs--tlislason, Hauoy,
Itro, Christensen p. Mild pitch WI.
ltans smith, Hit by pitcher O'Hricu
by NofEiger RunaH-G llHlnaun ., inncy p.
Leo, Leliyelt, O'Hrirn 2, ItnEle 2, Massey
g. Christensen 2, CorUan g. Robertson g.
WlliiamA, Kennedy, Mueller Errors
Massey 2, Corgan, Williams. Mueller, Ken
nrdy. Dudd Gmplres Bcckor and Fltza
patrick Timc--rw0 hours.
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Score by innings.
St Joseph ............tiO GOT 900
NltNliu GNi ~tA NnN
summary. Sacrifice hits-Hticck. Uer-
Eor, CHASE, Two-hnHe hits Fisher, East
e. HANDLER, Home runs WaShburn 2
Hita and runE--On MCCnll ~ and ~ IN
9 innings. Double piaya-HarEcr to Wash
burn 10 Beck, Fisher to HANDLER to beat
~, Browne to beatty struck uut--by
chase 2, by McColl O. Base on balis--off
chase 4, Oft Adams 1. Lett on baHeH--
Wichita z. H. Joseph Q. Wild pitch
Chase, RunHH-F Mcdonald g. Hruwnc,
NJ. Mcdonald, Nutcr p, Smith g. Wash
burn a. berger. East, Heck, Butler, chase,
Errors Fisher 3, Nutrr, Mccall. Berger
tmpirca-b boluve and Anderson. Time
one hour and 40 minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

KRAFT NcArH. Two hhFe hits KRAFT O.
steiihauer, Pate, 1taworth. struck out
by Pate O. i{uso on haliH=Hutf ZAhulspr
a. OF Boyd /. OFT Pate /. Double plays
Rigucy to Hoffman to Krnft Hoffman
60 Rgney to KRAFT Wul pitch--Luha
man. Ruus-= Yuckey, Coornbs g. Sears Z,
Stellbaucr o, KRAFT 2, Hoffman Haley 2,
Higney, Unworth, Pate .. Etrora-htuwn.
fockcy 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

4 patent has been granted for
artificial reeds Tor use In making
furniture. composed OF paper sur
rounding wire cores,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23


NIihttcd Tor Nlbuut-c in ninth.
winning rrin scored two out
Store ny innings:
DcS MOinCs ....... nOt tOt OiO--t
Tulsa ,........... 90 100 OOa---S
summary: TWO base hits--t.rhnt.
Brtunon, WcGnnls. Home runs
MCrI, Banner, Davis. SnCrlfic" hits
AIbnncsc. Burke. toffcy stolen
bass ,--O'Cunnor, Thomp-un. Noel
Ter. Double plnys---McrL and Grant
Spcllmnn nud stewart; Thompson.
stewart nnd IIrnnnnn: Alhancs".
stewart and Thompson. Rasc on
bnlls-Off Mcrl =, OFT Albancsc 3.
Struck out--IIy AihRnCsc \, by McrL
g. Mild pitCh--AlhnnCsc hit by
pitchcd ball--Iiy Albnuc-c Uihyncl
ICft ON bnsCs--Iulsh Z. DCs Doino~ q.
Time of gnmt--Onc hour and 10
minutes, imDircs - Drmsby and
Christian
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
SPLIT PAIR
WITH BR00KLYNS
Pirates Beat Grimes but
CSadore Shuts Them
Out in Second

PITT SBURGit Sept 2a.-putatr.-h
and RfN1klyn split even on today I..'
bIcheadts. the locals winning m. f..t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

OKLAHOMA CtrG sept, 23.--OklUhoula
City, errors mixed with sioux City hlis
city the deciding game OF the series this
Afternoon. . 10 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

Jacobson. Davis. Double plays. Wal
kcr to Moore. Galloway TO J. Walkcrs
Austin to McManus to Sisler Moore to
Galloway to j Walker Base on balls
1ff Moore 6. Oft Davis 3. struck out-by
Moore I. Ruus-Ellorbe g. Sislcr 2, Jacob
son Errors-Ellerbe Austin, J. Walker ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

ElltsbuFgn s.fss- 'sss .NVV 'NN "''"I
summary; Two-base hit--Carey St1-
len base--TaylOr. Double plays-Smfh
and Olson: Maranvnlo and Grimm. Bases
on balls-Of Cooper 2. struck out-Uy
Cadore I, by Smith / by Cooper ? Runs
Wheat .. ErrorsN-Ianvrin, Robertson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
.leilN rnnlEN,cd

Easily rcplfp'cd hard rubber
treads have be ~ invented for the
endless tracks os a light tractor for
industrial purpo es 10 prevent the
done to floors by steel
trcads
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

urrfecf figures tho Triton rpfnpIy
holding "A long putt ON tho tnouiy.
ninth. after being over tho qroon in
ton Tbcr tho A,.rfr,y took tbr
lo,d ,pon",fariIv Tor ,bo i,t u,r,
with "A mar fivr an tho EgS.y .yarl
thir,,. Cirs, ,ff,r t,rns,g tis drD.
az tbr invader cot Eto ,r,s
hr,,kr. ,-t,b .oc,,,t ,,J COOS,
srycn tTrr,c- mr. an iQ.g,,, NM,
o, a., ,b,r,,,.so,or,d yr,rr f,r
hirlio tbr"s and ,v,s sgalr M, nve,
,,..,,,, -. t,,,,.., ~, ,,,.,'a +, IN ,,,to
Tor , b,iv"
-rn. ,,,..,..t.. ..,,,,t, ,,...,.., ono
d,-.r 80, ~ ,,y. o,,t a.. ,,tg.,,,.
,,',, 80. ,,i,,, ,ra
Too ,g" va 9I,t
~, ,,,ili",, bts Too obl, q, ~ r,,, ,r
tcil,' ,bc 49,, ..r,,,, ana ,s.'
i,., - .rLn,, baly.I mo ,,,, g.,
,,,'r,. s'., s.,,,, I. p..,n,, ,,.'..
gt,,o, a,1
'u'iiorh-""i'iiH"n h"'''c 'h'~'.
The struggle between Guiltord
and Johnston was ding dong
battle from the first tee to the 36th
green whore Johnston could do no
better than halv" In four and lose
one down The MinnTlot1 champ
ion going out In the morning in 3S
10 Guilford's 81 Turned the first
quarter post one down and COM
ing home In 80, the Slmo as his
opponent was stil one down at
luncheon time johnson un-
covered a better game on the third
nine. shooting the first three holes
In three each, but his birdie three
on the lPth was 'luaued ny the
80, 'V.oo' I..I-,., tho oo,L Ia o,g,
i'mi ,'',,, " uS ~, tI.t, ,.,.,,t,i,, -. 90,
s,I 80 L,,, 80 ,h, Iora
91,h .t,h trii, ,,,- sn naS
% 49,, ,,,.,''.i h,,,,,', -. - - F'''
''
Ihey halVtd tue next tour holes
IN par ana me "-nd IN one over
par put fuiItord squared inc matSh
on th' lnhS 85td win UiIuie
iou'. Ih'y were po'h over ne
lhO- Htn green ara took luur 'aCh'
GulItord snnt' hcd 'he Ieid NJ the
/ 91lh When JHhts'gh WIS oE.L lhs
tro'n ln Two I"r i'vS alai e'ihoned
me victory on thc Sbtn WIN per
rect iolr Whl'h Johnston nhnaH"d
20 'lu'i WIN i'm" Plt'n from 'he
'UuEnt ." N'''pu LOU vi tIe 'up
"'I,r ne Ilou p"l'," "'H 'I''H sl,ol'
hIlh Iul'I"lu NY loIl loIl
,iNtu up Ll'!t rtlNitutl'nS as Iuhk
iS 5.'vv' W" P's. P'as 'us
dro'e the ~ iaui man most OF
lhe way NtIther ui thtn was
CpIlsls'thtIy cNa'l WIN ms uoI,
aiots po'h "'u H'""y sio'' H"'NH'"
putsn -,
hhepp'' wiz SUI NV oou' 'ul .. ~.
VIC F" ~ s'hce I"e 'ouI hullel'l .li..ll'-
atai 80 t'u, W"S ru''S O'' "is e""''
'ou"y WIN 'H' d''''
An !,nns'nsc t.alhry
Followers Of golf tonight said
/ never had they seen so large gal
/ lery at a third round match AZ that
| which lined the 18th fairway when
-~-ns made his spectacular play to
| dcfoat Swcetzcr, ana who swarmed
/ over tho field during the final
| stages OF Jones defeat. The specta-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

;isler Home run-Sisler. stolen base
Perkins Base on balls--Off Ngylnr 2,
m Bpyue 6. STRUCK out--by Naylor T.
ly Payne 7. RunH-Sislor. Williams ?.
3ayue. e. Walker, Perkins, Naylor. Err
.pra- EIIrrho. Inhnsnn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23
''pne-senson' Gnmr at Joplin,

JOPLIN Sept. % omaha took u
wild, ruthless cuntest here this Afternoon
by the post season score ~ 10 to 10. Tho
game was wild mixture OF the ma
uonul paHtimc with the score close Tor
five tnulugH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

Three base hits-Sohang. Ward q Home
runs--Cuinn. Ward. Stolen bases--Mc-
Nolly Young. Double plays-Quinn to
peckinpauEh TO Pip. iiaso on balls
OF Ehmkc !. Oft iGnne 2. OF Shawkey
D. off QUINN l. Off Dauss g. Struck out
by Ehmke ], by Dauss !, by shawkey
I. by quinn 7, Runs-Neach niue ..
Sargent. Bassier. Ruth. Mcusei Pipp ?.
Ward ,. McNslly. Schang ?. quinn. Errurs
Young 2. Sargent 2, Bassicr, Ward,
Schang.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

xBatted for EhmNe in fitth
Grnr. lN tpnIuus
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cIntInnaiI

zRatted for Bechan In third.
xBressler out. hit 10y batted ball two
out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
fhlladelphla .bO VII wv ~
Cincinnati .... ......L30 600 900 l-5
summary: Two-bsse hits-Donohue,
williams. Rapp. Three base hits.
Bohne 2, Konetchy. stolen bases--Grnu.
BtuEgy, Roush 1sase on halis-.uf
ponohue I. Struck out--hy Donohuo 3.
by Belts I. Runs-Lcbourveau. j. Smith.
Rapp. Konetchy, Bohna g. Gtoh, WIuEn.
DunOhue. Errors-Br-uggy, Duncan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-23

UP OWcns and ms sglnT9 COne
TO McNulty park today for their
last visit Of the season. Because
OF the dlfuculty In finishing games
before darkness, with the starting
time kept at Ans. business Mana
ger Friel announced that todays
game would start at o.Ctork, The
repaiuing few ElWrs of The season
AL will start early Saturdays and
Sundays at O'Clock, the game ON
Burke day" Monday, at $50, and
the first game OF Tuesdays curtain
double header with Omaha AT 2.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28

board, said that although Americans
owned the vessels, actual control rested
with the foreign directors of the COM
panies subsidiary to the International
Mercantile Marine. Mr.. Franklin de-
clared, however, that the stock was
locked up in New York, owned by Ameri-
cans" and the foreign control could not
affect the operation of ships by his COM
pany.
Mr.. Franklin described his company as
an "outcast" despite the fact, he said,
that it had attempted to sell its British
tonnage to get money to buy American
vessels, flying the American flag" and
would have done so but for the objection
of President Wilson to the sale. He told
the board that the British at first regard
ed the International Mercantile Marine
as an American trust in England" and
as an invasion of American financiers in
British trade"
The feeling in England was SO strong,
he said. that the British government was
compelled to take measures of self
protection"
Mr.. FRANKLIN declared the British had
never invoked any part of it and expert
.ence had proven that they would not, un-
less another emergency such as the world
war should cause them to requisition the
ships flying the British flag. He said the
| agreement ibid not affect the vessels op-
Grated by the International Mercantile
| Marine under the American nag.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28

washington, Jan. 27.-Once again at
his desk at the state department after
nearly two months of travelling. Secretary
CoJby today told Of the Impressions gain
ed from his official visits to Brazil and
Uruguay, and his unofficial visit to Ar
Ient1ne.
TT was a broadening experiences, one
that wish all my fellow countrynen
might have" Mr.. Colby declared. With
out exception, 1 found the three repub-
lies evincing the utmost friendliness for
the United States, as well as profound
understanding of the situation with re-
epect to the .est of the world in which
this country finds itself now that the
war Is over.
'T know no better way of expressing
nv admiration of the people of those
countries than by saying that they are
delightful, progressive, enlightened - in
short. worthy in more than one respect
Of the emulation of North Americans.
The secretary of state said the out
standing feature of all his receptions was
the enthusiasm for, and understanding Of
President Wilson," who, he added, was
perhaps better appreciated in Latin
America than in the United States"