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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
Ell REY ALFONSO SERA PATRo-
NO DEL CONGRESO DE ES
TUDlANTES
,;.;o Esn...;aI para LA PRENSA.

servicio Especial para LA PRENSA-
MADRID, octubre S.-El rey Alfonso
prometi6 al comite de la Union Ma
cional de Estudiantes, que !e visit6 en-
Palacio hoy, que 81 seria uno de los
patrcnes del Congreso de Estudiantes
hispanoamericanos,q que Sc reunira en-
Madrid dentro de pocos dlas, hiZo
votos por el exito del ConGreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09

acerca de Ia aperente contradiction
que hay entire las palabras atribuidas
al Subsecretario Fletcher Ia decla
racion procedente de Ia Casa Blanca
Ia semana pasada- En- dicha deciara
ci6n de Ia Casa Blanca Sc presentaba
al Presidente Harding como satisfe
cho con el curse de los acontecimien
tos en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
LAS COlECTAS DE
KANSAS

El se1o- Tiburcio Eibera. reside2te
En- IA poblaci6n de Topeka, Kansas.
envi6 IL suma de treinta y Seis dola
res noveata centavos, cantidad que
reuni0 entire algunOs neXicapos que
con toda voluntad die-ph su 6bolO pa
IA "a subscription de las ''Escuelas del
Centsnario' dicitndonOs que e entu
s;asmo que Sc advierte entire los com
ponentes de aqueila colonia es inmen
so, por 10 cual estima que dentro de
pocos dfaS otros auevos contingencies
nos seran enviados de aquel lusar.
para 10 cual Sc han continuado los
trabajos, al parecer con muy buen
exito.
Los mexicaRos que tienen su resi-
dencia en- e. pueblo de Horton, Kan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
Ia PATRLA REClBE CON TERNURA Y AMOR
LA OFRENDA DE SUS HLJOS AUSEN7ES Y
PONE EN- ELLOS TODA SU ESPERANZA
De oda partes hacen adentes egos de los mexcanos
que conuyen la erection de las Escueas del Centenano
LA PLATA NO BAJARA
MAS, DICE ZUBARAN
felegrama Especial po4a LA PRENSA

felegrama Especial po7a LII FhENoh
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Octubre
Sci Ministro de Cemercio In
dustria, Lie. Rafael Zubaran. decla
r6 hoy que cree fundadamente que
Ia plata no volvera a bajar a mas
de setenta Y cinco centavos, de-
bido al consume que Sc estA ha
ciendo para construfr peliculas de
cine, en- las que sc invierten has
Ia cuarenta mil onzas anuales de
csc metal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
OTRO HUESpED
DlSTlNGUIDO

Tanto como la vista del banquero
Lamont. ha sido objeto de viyos CO.
mentarios entire el p1blico en- las
esferas oficiales, Ia presencia en- esta
ciudad de otro distinguido huesped,
un noble ingles, que ha venido de in
cognito esta capital
Es el. Lord c. D. Dowston, quien
Sc encuentra alojado en- I'm lujoso no
tel de aquf, de quien Sc asegura vie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
LOS ARREGLOS VAN POR
EUEN GAMING

Entrevistado por los representatives
de yarios peri6dicos, el Secretario de
Hacienda, de Ia Huerta, para que die
"a algunos informes sobre las entire
yistas que ha tenido con el magma
re- americana. manifesto el Minisro
que hasta ahora aquellas han mar
cbado por buen camino pero que no
debfa externar los terminos de esas
platicas, porque sc prestaria clio
especulaciones de bolsa-
Por su parte, el banquero america
no manifesto que no podia decir Guam
to tempo Sc necesitarfa para arreglar
los asuntos financieros con el gobier
no de Mexico, pero que 81 terninA-
banse en- ounce dfas las entrevistas,
podria considerarse el resultado muy
satisfactorio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
Coiectadc por la senorita
Francisco landin, de Hor
ton, Kansas:

Srita. Francisco Landin 80. 100
Sr. Vicente LaQdfn ....--. o.50
Joven Vicente Landin ..-.- so
Sra. JoSefa Reyes .. 100
Sra. Martina NJ. Vallejo -. 0.50
Joven Juan L Hernandez $50
Joven Natividad Vallejo =. $50
Joven Jose Cisneros ...-.. 200
Sr. Felix Vallejo O.5o
Sr. JesIs Soto ..-------.. LOO
Sr. Leonardo Ortiz ..---.. $50
Sr. Geronimo Tamayo 100
Sr. Ramon Saadoval ------ O-5e
Jcven Manuel Muhoz loo
Sr. Raymundo Morado 100
Sr. Cruz Martinez ........ 0,59
Sr. Bernabe Orozco ----... 0-5o
Srita. Andrea Martinez 80. OPS
Sra. Loreto 3, Martinez 80. o.4o
Sr. Cenobio LoaZao 1900. e-SO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09

tiva Y vehemente que a las cuantas
pinceladas me siento transportado Il
las GALES pintorescas y a los mismos
sitios Y lugares por donde van levan
tarse las escuelas y por donde Sc CO
milo, Sc danz6, Sc pase0 en- honra
y gloria de elias.
Lo QUE HAY EN- DOLORES
:HIDAiGO
Por esa relacion entusiastica sc que
hay en- Dolores Hidalgo un Don Eve
rardo Soto, Presidente Municipal de
"a Ciudad, que tanto o mas que los
meNcanos residences EN- los Estados
de las Escuelas del Centenario, con
su entusiasmo, con su incansable ira
jinar que 10 mismo 10 trae un dfa a
Ia Cfudad de Mexico arreglar con
el Presidente de Ia Repdblica: ell pago,
DOT cuenta del Gobierno Federal, de
los terrenos para las escuelas, que 10
lleva d Guanajuato entrevistar dipu
tados pedirles su ayuda- que
10 hace andar, en- el mismo Dolores
Hidalgo, de aqui para ALA, empujan-
do albaniles remisos, reganando peo-
nes a Quienes echa en- cara su dbieza
pone ell ejemplo de aquellos meXica
nos patriotas que centayo 4 centavo
estan reuniendo 10 que Sc necesita
para las escuelas, y que, por ultimo.
invita- muchachas para las kermesses,
suda Ia gotta gorda viendo que no IA!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
FORANE EAS:
Colectado por ell senor RI
burcio Rivera, de Topeka,
Kansas:

Sr Tiburcio Rivera $4,000. SEQ
Sra Virginia V. de Rivera 100
Nina Maria Rivera .. 0.S5
Sr. Jose Chavez ....- ESQ
Sr. Gabino Trinidad ..... loo
Sr. Antonio I. Gutierrez =. O.75
Sr. Juan Arellano ...-.- 0.50
Sr. Isidoro del Hero .-... 100
Sr. Isidoro Gutierrez .... 0.25
Mo Ircneo Gutierrez .-... COS
Sr. Tomas AlonZo ..-..... loo
Sr. Francisco Lopez .-. 0.25
Sr. Jesus Gutierrez .-....- 0.25
Sr. J. Reyes Chavez .---. g.25
Sr. Victoriano Tetuau .-. U.20
Sr. Jose Duran. Jr ........ G.lO
Joven Aurelio Rodriguez - 0.10
Sr. Juan Gomez . So
Sr. BeniIo Vargas .... $50
Sra Leandra EGa- de Var
gas --------. o-SV
Nina Loreto Vargas ..... 0.25
Nino Eduardo Vargas 49,. 0.25
Sr. Ramon Aguirre .....-. c.50
Sr. Isidoco Moreno .-----. 0.50
Sr. Eide! ZQniga .....---.- CSC
Sr. J. r Mendoza .--.-... o.25
S-. Maxine Perez .-. e-25
Sr. Delfino Msndez .---..- o.25
Sr. Nargarito Cornejo 49,. 0.25
Sr. J. N. Hernandez ...... 0.25
Sr. Victor Martinez .-.--.. 0.23
Sr. WbilIado Gutierrez -... $50
ST. Melton Chavez ...... 0.25
Sr. J. Ines Ramirez -...- e.25
Sr, Tomas Villa-real 1900, 0.50
Sr. Jose Munoz ---.. O.75
Sr. c. Romero .... 0.50
Sr. ]. Guadalupe Martinez o.25
Sr. J. Guadalupe Lira ..... $50
Sr. J. JESUS Garcia .-... 0.30
Sr. Jose Alcala ....-..--.. o.50
Sr. J. Nativida6 Guerrero 0.50
Sra. VI. Refugio V. de.GarCa o.25
Sr. Anastasio Rodriguez -. o.25
Sr. Victoriano Mendoza :. 0.5O
Sr. Esteban Guerrero .-..- e.25
Sr. Felipe Gomez ...-..-.. 0.25
Sr. Clenente Garcia ...-. 0.50
Sr. J. Jesus AGuilera ----- 0-oo
Sr. Marcelino F. Chavez - O-25
Sr. J. Ventura Perez ...-- $50
Sr. Manuel del Hero -.. 0-10
Sr. Nicandro Cabrera ---.- loo
Sr. Tomas Flores .-------. G.43
SC. Panfilo Toledo ......-- 0.29
-. Nicolas Gonzalez --.--~ 0.2o
Sr. Pablo Corona $1,000 O-l2
Sr. Francisco c. Hernandez O.23
Sr. BasInn Gomez .....- O.25
Srita. Josefina Gomez .. $50
Sr. Apolinar Zendejas -. O.l0
Sr. Eustacio Perez ..--- 90
Sr. Jose Monies ..... 0-oO
Sr WenceSlao Rodriguez 90
s.. Victor Flores .....- O.13
Jovea J. Refugio Granada O.29
Sr. Manuel Ramirez ...-.- o-25
Sr. Andres RanseI ....... e.20
ST. Carlos Perez .......... 1-ou
Sr. Filem6n Gutierrez ..... 90
Sr. Y NJ. Hernandez ....-- O-oe
Sr. Alfonso Gomez ....--.. o.25
Sr. Nalentin AraiZa ... O.2o
Sr Andres Toledo ...... Loo
S-. Luis Lira ...-..-.-.-.. O.2o
Sr. Luiiauo Perez ..- V-2o
Sr. J. Asienci6n Reyes -. 0.5o
Sr. Felipe Rodriguez ..... O.50
S-. AmaGor Galvan ...-. J.. 90
ST. Jose Ma. Garcia .... ESQ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09

del tipo revolucionario, Y 81 los ban
cos los dejan solos. podran yivir en-
paz-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-09
MR.. LAMONT S|GUE.
ABSTEN|END0SE
DE- HAB[AR
De la Huerta es oI c'Ie
infornna a los diarios
diciendo que los
arregIos van por
buen CaminO
reIsg-ama Esnec,al para La PRENSA

releg-ama Esnec'al para LA PRENSA
WASHINGTON, octubre Sci &C
tual Gobierno mexicano reconocera y
pagara las deudas contraidas por el
regimen del General Huerta, asf como
todas las de las demas administracio
nes mexicanas, segun noticias semio
ficiales que Sc han -ecibido de la
ciudad de Mexico, hoy.
Sc dice que esta decision fue el re
sultado de Ia conferencia celebrada
esta tarde entire Ell Secretario de la
Huerta Mr.. Thomas w. Lamont, y
aue tai resolution fue aprobada por
el Presidente Obreg6n.
Hasta Ultima hora el Departamen
to de Estado no habia recibido con
firmaci6n de esa noticia, pero los fun
cionarios de dicho Departments oil
cen que no hay raz0n para dudar de
que sea clerta.
feIeoyama Especial pare ia PRENSH
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Octubre 3.
Ell representante de Ia Asociacion
International de Banqueros con inte-
reses en- Mexico. que desde ell mier-
coles pasado Sc encuenua en- esta ca
pital, concurri6 como invitado de no
nor a la function de opera q fue ofre-
cida Dor los banqueros de esta capi-
tai a las misiones extranjeras. Mr..
Lamont permaneci6 tres horas en- el
teatro, presenciaI.do Ia audicion, que
resulto iucidfsina.
Hoy al medic dla, Mr.. Lamont 1ue
obsequiado con I'm banquete por IA
Camara DE- Comercio Americana, ha-
biendcse cambiado expresivos brln-
dis en- Ia convivialidad.
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Gpasa q la sexta.)
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tPasa a Ia Pag. 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Dog Race Entries

official entries forty-flrat night,
Monday, september 26.
First race, purse 395, 3-i6 mile.
Cheerful Moments. pachy Baden,
sister Flirt JOie Ray The Rosary
Red Parton.
second race. purse t25, IL mile.
Fricudy Fox, Security tM), over
rhe Rhine CMJ. Anna Ally Edith
'outrip Joncta.
Third race, purse $2b, ais milo,
Ncya Wild ban. MeddlcHomc Mary,
Black Bcss, Ruth Flirt. Friendly
queen, Mite Hawk.
Fourth race, purse $40, Ia mile,
UoucyHucke. Sawhuck, So Ions
DICK, Biily Ray, Rachel wild Bill
skoulSum.
Fifth race. purse $40. IL mile
Bcakcrg Lady, Sammy Satan CMl
AraEcc, Flying Stone, sitting Bull
| Oakland Hannah.
sixth race, purse $40, ~ mile
! NurRemald, The Devil. Tulsa Girl
Ntsa Firo Eater, Speedy Cannon
Big Tom.
seventh race. purse &25. 3-f6 milo
Miss Bob. Miss Bobbitt. Midget firt
Vild Ranger, windy Cannon. stor
Ahead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Burke Day' TO Open
Last Series of Year
at Baseball Lot Today

Tho Omaha Burflloog come %
McNuity park this afternoon for
the final baseball series Of the
Western league season here. The
,.lors and Bluffs play three games
one this afternoon and e pair on
Tuesday when the curtain VIII Ge
rung down on the national past
imc here for tho year.
This afternoons game VIII
start AT 3s3n, bocIus. of the scmi-
holiday occasion II 9. Burke
Day" President Jim Crawford
having announced that an the
gate rorcirts win De- given To-
Jimmy Burke a9 a wedding
present.
The oilers enter the Omaha
series determined 20 take two Of
tho three games, and even hope
iul Of continuing their winning
streak ana anncNlng another
sweep. They nave won seven
straight and II OF the last 10,
und while there's no chance to
yet out of the cellar the team at
lrlst has boosted it's percentage
considerably and AT the same
time assuEcd the wounded feel
time here for tho year
Ray Richmond. who has won
his last several starts, viii be on
the firing line for the Oilers
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
.PANTHERS NEED
ONE MORE GAME
Trounce Memphis Third
in Row, Piling Up Score
of 10 to 4

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept .25.-Fort
Worth, Texas. league ponnaut win
nors, today made Il three I'm row
over the Memphis club, Southern
association champions, and the
count for the series 3 and by
pounding the delivery Of Paul
Zahniser for a total of 20 hits and
10 TO victory over the Chicka-
saws IN the fourth game OF the in
terleaRue series for the baseball
championship of the south
Fort Worth now needs only one
more game to its credit to gain the
title OF southern champion, while
TO win titular honors Memphis
would have to win all OF the re-
naming games Of the series.
Joe pate. lefthander who OPP
posed Zahniser, allowed only seven
hits and never was In serious dan
ger after his battery mate, Homer
Haworth, put the Texas leaguers in
the lead by slamming the ball ovcr
the rightfield fence for II home run
with two on In the fourth. TodaY's
game was Pate's second victory Of
the series and Zahniser's second de-
feat.
Hahniser started off well. allow
ing o1ly three hits in the first three
innings and Memphis was holding
one-run advantage until the
fourth. with one out in that IN
ming, Haley walked Rigney buntod
safe and Haworth followed with
his home run RiEney's double il
the nfth brought in two more.
Sears scored Pate with another
Two bagger tn the sixth and a gem
oral batting fest in the eighth and
ninth added line runs for the vis-
itOrs.
Memphis scored one in tho first
when High came home on VIII
liams' tly. Zahniser gave Memphis
two runs IN the sixth by hitting a
circuit clout with IIunEling on first
and the fourth local run came In
the ninth on doubles by Mcmillan
and Williams
Errors were a contributing fac
tor TO two Fort Worth Iuls and the
,irst Memphis score
Nine OF the Fort Worth hits for
extra bases. including home runs
by Kraft and Haworth. Rignoy.
Panther shortstop, hit Tor three
doubles and two singles in his six
trips to the plate.
The firth game Of the series will
be played here tomorrow, bohman
for Memphis and Wachtel for Fort
Worth were announced as the prob
able pitching selections.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
TWO NelU York Teams Hold
Advantage In Final Sprint
But Giants Are Not Playing With Former Dash Cleveland
With Easy Schedule May Be Troublesome for Yanks
Browns Nav Lose Third Honors.
NEW YORK. sent qh-

NEW YORK, Sept. g5.--Tho two
New York tcams possess the sd-
vantage as tho final fun week Of
the major league baseball season
begins. The New York Americans.
onc-sided victory over the Clpvc-
land worlds champions today makes
IL imperative for the Indians to turn
the tables tomorrow or EIyc the
Yankees lead that will bc difficult
TO overcome. In tho National
league pcnuaut race, New York in
creased ITS lead to three games today
and Pittsburgh has only slim
chance OF gspturiug the houors.
\ comparison OF the records OF
the New York and Cleveland Amer
lean teams last week reveals that iu
six games each team scored 80 runs
on so hits, while tho Yankees had
ono more error than tho Indians
The New York pitchers were hit %
trifle harder Cleveland may have
an opportunity 10 make mp ground
after the New York series when four
contests arc played with Chicago.
which has won 1ulN four Of Is
games from the Indians this season
and IS now putting up weak oppOsi-
tion. New York anticipate. little
trouble In its three game series with
Philadelphia, but may find harder
going in its SINGLES games with ST.
Louis, Washington and Boston. each
Of which teams are diaplayinE
strength
The St Louis and Washington
Americans are having q battle for
third place with the consequent
share in the worlds sercs receipts.
Tho Browns are playing good ball
but the splendid pitching Of the
Senator's start mFv enable them to
GUST their rival Washington won
ito seventh straight game TODAY and
is lcss than half "A game bchind st
Louis Boston Is trying to finish I'm
the first division after having been
fifth for the past two seasons De
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Mission Boy Starts
in Endurance Race

After rest Of several weeks,
Mission Boy, the fastest racing
greyhound I'm the United States,
IL TO start again at Mid-Contineut
park Wednesday night. Racing
officials announced yesterday that
an endurance race AZ one-half
mile would he run that night and
that Mission Boy. along with
Leopold, Duffy's Malt. Caunihal
King. Robin Hood and White
Hawk. already had been entered.
The refusal Of Mission Boys own
er 10 permit his dog to run with
"a muzzlo has kept the champion
out Of the races for some time,
but there will he no restrictions in
this event. Duffy's Malt. Robin
Hood and other dogs ordinarily
muzzlcd, will be allowed TO run
FREQ of the enCumbrance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

BERLIN, Sept beginning
yesterday church and state In prua-
sia are separate. The chief OF state,
who up 20 the present has been head
OF the Protestant church. now has
been replaced AZ church head by
an assembly OF l92 delegates from
an the provinces. including 81
clergy men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 Eight
swimming records five worlds and
three American, were set I'm an open
meet In 25-yard pool ~ Brighton
Beach today The record performs
eru were Miss Charlotte Boyle OF
New York and Norman Ross OF CHI
capo and relay teams of the Wom-
ems swimming association OF New
V4tiF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
o, q, SIgns Shortstop Massey.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept, 2j.--
Jack Holland, president Of the Okla
homa City club Of the Western base
ball league, announced here today
that william H. Massey, Omaha
has signed a contract
with the Oklahoma city club for the
1922 season and viii be used az sec
ond base. The compensation was not
announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

1Coomhs out hit by own batted bali
SCorc by innings
Fort Worth .....s.,..-s 600 a-l V8h-lh
Memphis ...............I0o 0o2 o0l-- (
Summary. TVo-hHao hits -- t0omhs.
RIruay g. Sears, Hoffman, Kraft VII
Hams. Home runs--liaworth, KRAFT
Xqhutser. Sacrifice hlts-Halcy, toomhs.
Sacrifice flies -StCllbauCr. Williams b0u-
BILE play McI.arry to Mcmillan. Left on
basCs-F0rt Worth TO- Memphis o. Bases
on balls--off Pate 3, uft Hahnlsor b.
struck out-by Pate O. by Zahuiser p.
Ht by pitcher-Sears tWil'aWsI. Time
Two hours and @ minutes tnpirC8-
Williams thOme plate1s SeutoN tlrHt
(third basel Runs tnoWbs, Sears 2.
Stoeibauor. Kraft Hoffman 2, Haley 2.
RiEuey 2. Pate, High, Mcmillan, hoCkoy
HunEing. Errgrs-'uumbs, Haley, Rig
nry, Iuckry, HunEliug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Score. SECOND game

summary. Sarrinr H-Beresr Two
base hits Butte" Rlak's'y ? Homo run
--Wnshburu. Fast. stolen bhsDs-HB Beck
O'Crunor Butler. Washburn. Hlts-uff
sellars & and in 4. Double plays East
and griffin. Eellars Griffin and Beck. Sci.
Scllars 8. Black % Maun =. Lett oh bases
wichita O. ucs M0lurs 2. Wild pitch
SellHrs. MHun. Hlt by pltCher-RorEcr.
tmpIrps- Anderson and Dolsvo. Time
one hour and 20 minutes, Runs-O' Con
nor. Rhyme. yuma, Black. washburu O..
Berger Fast HcCk. Butler. Blakcaloy.
Griffin, Maun. ErrurB-Nuna 2, Griffin.
SellarB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
HOPKINS Wins 80 and
Loses but z in Year

The Hopkins Motor supply team
wound W lts baseball season yes
tcrdHy with victory over the Hoi-
sum Bread team al Sand SPRINGS.
If 10 Z. Hork!Hs has ha! e Hc-s:i;
successful season. with 30 Victories
and sevuu drfonts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
GIANTS ONE. GAME
NEARER PENNANT
Down Cards as Bucs Rest;
Cubs Win Pair of Hard
Games From Hubs

sr torls. Sept, &c. pouFlas tine
pitching Zoo the plnchcs enabled New york
TO defeat the Cardinals to here this
afternoon IN a chilly exhibition. MeussIs
httus was the feature. the Giant gar-
dener driving four of the ryo runs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
Senator Robinson Returns.

NEW YORK. Sept. %. 5.-United
States Senator Joseph T. Robinson
Of Arkansas was a passenger on tho
steamship Mauchurid, which arrived
today from Europe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

summary: INyo-basc hit---HcNA
ing. Beatty, Todt. Home runs
stewart. Sacrifice hit---BrDwnc.
Base ON halls--Off Adams ., Al
hancsc 3. struck out---By Nlbancsc
o. Adams :. Hit by pitched ball
by NlbnnCsC I tFShCr) Left on blscs
Tulsa ;, 81. Joseph :. Time Of
game, ono hour 10 minutes. TIM
pirCs-Christian and OrmSby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

tor T. stoner o. Davenport Q. stuct out
by stpuer 3. Davenport Z Wnd pitch
stonrr. hIt By pitched uHll..p. itrinu hE
carter Runs aud hiisHuN Carter and
3 iu I i.a innings. StuUcr and iu Z a.a.
Luu uu basps omaha o. oklahoma titN
o. Impirrs AllWusIdr and uuDHrF Time
ono hour and 90 m'nuies. Huna--Leiv"lt
% i'rfpu. NgHsHN. Liuglr g. Davenport
phNpptt Etuner. Errors. HauCy Iitt
MraIg. Ruu.eI-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
nuffs Tighten Grip on Second.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept g5.-Omshs
virtually cinchod second place by defeat
ing oklahoma cry iU the rubber game ~
the series today Omaha has only three
more gsmeU 20 play ana Oklahoma cry
four and tho margain Is two and onc-halt
Three hits, a hit batter, base on balls and
two errors yielded five runs in the second
iuulug,
ErgFs.
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CHICAGO sept. c5.-Rcd Thomas. chi
oagos recruit outnelder from Henryetta.
Okla. was the hero iu tho GuubIc victory
OF Chicago over Boston today each game
going ne innings, ana the scores being I
tu ana 20 e. ThOmaH single in tho
last inning of the initial contest sent two
runs homo for victory. and he started
tho rally 10 the last inninE OF the second
contest with double. and scored on "a
SINGLE BY kelleher, who battrd tor Free.
tunu.
suurn.
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SIXTEEN IN ROW
FOR NEW CHAMPS
Witches Take Double Bill
From Boosters; Omaha
Downs Indians

WICHITA. Sept wichita ran its
string Of victories w to i6 In row by
taking douhleheader from D,s Moinea
today 10 and 10 to 4
score first game.
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Innlln
SiouI Clt,

summary: Robson. Mlrr 2 stolen
bases ltarbor @ Robson. MARI Sscrific"
hit OEtprrard. Earned sioux city
T. joplin y struck out--by Davenport O.
Nv, fll O. nay T. Base on haiis-Hon bsV.
anp0rt g. Iwoifui q. ritchug record
XvCiful s hits and runs BOO 3 innings. L1E-
ing pitcher Twoiful y Irft on bases SinuK
cay o. joplin o. TiAuhle plays. Marr o.
I.ard to Metz. Metz tn DEtcrEsfd 10
Metz. Robertson tr Mueller. tmplrraH-
TItzpatTick and Becker. Tlmr-.Dna hour
and 80 minutes RuuE-1lHrbur 2. Lo6rd.
Robinson 2. smith, Day Errurs -HDstof-
gard. Watson. Robertson. Wagner.
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TBated for Stauer I'M ninth.
Score by Innings.
Omaha ,........,.st.,..Ob .Ob0 ool 00o-b
Oklahoma city ......... uul tlo nOuH-3
Summary. Tvo-base hlts--Lee, LiuElo.
Sacrifice hit--Guffn. Hasrs on bslls-tar-
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summary Sacrifice hitH-Eutlcr. East,
Two-baso hits Feck Milan Q, OConuor.
Coffey. Three base hits Washhurn. Home
run-OConnor. stolen bases Smith. Ber-
ger Double plays Washhurn. Berger and
Beck struck aut--by Musssr T. Base on
balls--by Muascr 4 Lynch !. Lett on
bsaes-=w wichita T. Dos MoIncs Q. wild
pitch-Lynch. hit by itchcr-Bla kosly.
Tmpircs- pelavs and Anderson. Time
one hour and IS minutes. Huns-o CON
nor. 1orfoy smith. Berger East, Grouse
Errurs--Eutlel tga"-s, MuBs"r