davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18
Y. NJ. G. A. Strawberry Picker


Louisville, Ky, May 18-Worl.
this week was begun by state
secretaries George 7. Anderson
and E. ]. Warns Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, on
the recreational program for the
Strawberry pickers" camps at
Pembroke and Bowling Green,
KY, it is announced here. At
Pembroke the recreation hall is a
large warehouse, while at Bowl
ing Green a big tent has been
erected. Thousands of boys
journeyed to the strawberry
camps this week and will be kept
busy for several weeks. The
Western Kentucky State Normal
School is cooperating with the
Y. NJ. c "A. in the programs 1t
Bowling Green.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18

AIRS. NANCY WESTCOTT,
wi of Syracuse, N. Y, who de-
clares Tanlac is the greatest
medicine on earth. Says it built
her up to where she is just
brimful of new life and energy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18
Wealthy Farmer Dies
From Cut On His Toe

Mt. Warrington, Ky, May Il
Blood poisoning, which resulted
from cutting his toe while trim
ming a corn, caused the death Of
w. L. Troutman, 6S, wealthy far
mer, at his home here. He put d
medicine on his injury and an in
lection followed.
The parasol was used in Egyp
in Cleopotra's reign.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18

Sir, when you eat here you
needn't dust off your plate, said
the Indignant restaurant keeper
Beg pardon. Just force of habit,
said the base ball umpire-Rut-
gers.
Subscribe fer Daily Register.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18
So Playful

A man on first and third, said he.
Here's where I'VE work the
squeeze play.
Oh, Charlie, dear, not right out
here,
1t is SO public, pleased
Proofs, Pittsburg. Pa.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18

Speedo-Babe Ruth is some
batter, muhboy.
Peppo-Yes, he takes the bat
ter cake.-Rutgers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18

The Wyoming Q. here
through Miguel of
The side
Difference their legged
through
how old style to do the
This picture taken u
trip OF the Pacific Fleet the West Coast They royalty received
all Of the ports along the trip
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-18

A public library was instituted
in Athens in j37 B. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
German Frau Finds
Gold Pieces in Soap

BERLIN. June 1s.-A message
from Cologne statca that Ger
man housewife Jaw IN the window
Of Srocer's IN tn. Neumnrkt.
soap AZ $50 marks n cake. and as
n. same kind OF soap was sold
elsewhere at $50 marks. bought
eleven cakes. paying all tho
money she had with her.
Her husband. when ne returned
from work was told Of the cheap
soap. rrowich. probably filled
with sawdust." and cut one cake
In t"o. twenty $50 gold
piece was disclosed. Each Of tho
ten other cakes contained a
similar gold coin
Husband and wife hurried back
10 the shop. where a biz box CT
such soap mad been exhibited for
sale. ':Tt tho whole stock had
been sold
The SOAP evidently had been
stolen from somebody intending TO
*murElc tn" gold coins across the
frontier {" some foreign country.
Tn" thief. unaware OF the hid
den gold. sold his hooty. which
found It's way To tho grocer on the
Ncumarkt. who sail lie bought the
sohp from Il pedlor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
ANGLO-AllERICAN SOCIETY
STAGES FASHION PAGEANT
ATPOLOMATCHLNEN ENGLAND
Royalty Leads Way Appearing in Unprecedented Mum
bers-2 Kings Queens, Nearly Every Member of
Royal House and so Indian Princes Were Present

clpal stand included Cora Lady St.af-
ford in IA belize dress with cape to
match and bsiZc toluc. Lazy Low
th"r in a BLACK and white lrcss and il
small black hat: Lady Wilson, wife
Of Sir Henry Wilson, in black dress.
a blue hat and black fur boa: the
Marchioncss of Sligo. in Il dark blue
dress embroidered in steel. lark
blue hat with a bird OF paradise: Mrs.
Harvey with the Ambassador. in a
very simple black dress
Lady Ribbicsdale appeared in manve
and white: Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
in tho company OF Colonel Wander
hil;. in Hack; her daughter. Grace. in
blue: Mrs. Cecil Campbell. in dark
blue: Lady Hamburg Williams in a
blue dress with a black hat.
Niscountcss Harcourt wore grey
dress with green to0uc surrounded
by green leaves and an erminc stole:
Lady Chylcsmore. dress OF brown
shot with gold and n brown ha; with
a brick-rcd feather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
MISSIONARY REPORTS
CANNIBALISM EXISTS

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. June Is
That oanuihal!sm is not a thing r.,
nc past among The blocks '.doyp
indcr'i ~ ,hl@ar from tN@ statement
OF J. Love. n 4 NJ e.. who has
arrived Ia sydney from Maroon. one
of three mission stations NJ which
he is suprr'ntendcnt, 10 miles from
Thursdny Island Queensland
"a case occurred within my knowl-
edge only last year" said the mis-
sionarS. AN aboriginal woman was
kill"d on the ground that slic was n
nuisance, and aftcrwarI eaten Tho
guilty PARTY. BLACK about 90 years
~ age. was sent 10 tho pcnitontiary
for nlscks In Queensland
such 4 case as this has not been
known FOR many years" continued
Mr.. Love, although have good
reason 10 believe that childron have
been killed, while know that when
blacks d." in Kimberley County pcr-
tons Of the hody are eaten. That Is
Gui'" common among tho Wild tribes
This practice OF eating portions
NJ the dead IS not promp,cd hy saw
agcry. hut u is regarded as mark
Of respect FOR thor dend"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OF U. S. AGAINST BONUS
Fight on Plan TO Pay Cash
to Service Men.
Iny :.-sociated rresH.l

WASni%GToH. June ls-Tho
Chamber OF Commerce ot the United
Statcs opened to-day campa ign
against tho proposed cash bonus for
former scrvic" mrn. sending stn,"-
in"nt OF its position 20 the President.
100 Trade and commercial organiza-
tons
While !nsistcut on the physical and
mental rehabilitation of disabled men.
It said. the organization seriously
dombted benefits which might come
from cash payments TO physin lly
capable veterans
Tho world war has laid mort
cage" Of approximately ;l.l35 on every
family Ia the United states. the
statement said and tho chamber
could not subscrih" 10 "a program in
crcasine this burden
The continual exc"ss OF govern
mont expenditures over revenue rep
resented by budget deficits rs n
serious obstacle 10 economic rchabl-
itati"n. and our financial obligations
~" such that We mus; face the n.ccs-
silly ~ conserving oar resources and
!"sscninE our burden OF taxation
tn" statement SAID
Tho s,atcr,en, calls attention 70 the
enacted some Kind Of legislation pro-
vidinr relief or bonus payments and
opposes Fedora duplication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
SAYS COMMISSIONERS
POWER IS AuTOCRAT|C
Industrial Alcohol Company Oni-
cial Charges System Worse Than
Russia Under Car.
DRY CHIEFS VIEWS CLASH
General Counsel Wayne Is. Wheel
or, OF National Anti.Salo0n
League, Objects to- Statement on
Beer Bill Made by DIR. Dinwiddic.
[Ry Associntcd rrcss.l

WhSHiNGTOS. June lS.-Dr. ". G..
dent OF the United states Industrial
Alcohol Company. told the lIouE"
Rules Committee today that the Gar
OF Russia had boon Getroned ana shot
power than was vested IN tn" prOhl-
billion commissioner under tho Vol
stod supplemental enforcement bin
Appearing with more than a score
OF representatives. OF the chemical,
drug manufacturing ana other inter
cnts against the proposal 10 brink tho
bill before the House without p!v!n;
them n full hearing. Dr whitaker
declared he was amazed AT some %
ita drastic PROVISIONS
Describing TIA. cGoris Of his com
pany TO stick closely 20 tn" law In
handling alcohol, Dr. WHITAKER SAID:
The only booa" fighters in our plants
are government employees"
Former Attorney -ticnrral Palmer
rightly construed the Vols,cad act IN
holding that bocr could 5o prcsc-ih-
"a a. medicine. T.. C. pinwiddic.
forinm"r legislative superintendent
Of the Antl-Snioon League. testified.
"Mr, Palmer did tho only thing no
could DO in rendering Inn, opinion"
fa!d Mr.. Dinwiddi.. Unless this anti
beer bill is passed qui,klv, -iycrs OF
beer VIII soon begin 20 nnw."
Tho hearing VIII be continued Mon
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
HAVE THE AMERICANS
FORGOTTEN ST. MlHIEL?

SAINT MIlIIEL FRANCE. rune IS.
The Americans have forgotten Sain,
Mihicl.
This is tho plant heard on all
sides in this little village Of tho
Mcusc, where tho American ENpcdi.
tionary Forces. operating .lnd.pcn.
IDENTIFY as unit in 1915. gained one
Of tho most brilliant victories OF lie
war.
American tourists arc visiting cvcrv
m rt az France. hut this 'ittl" corner.
Thos" interested in the devastated
regions visit the sections close To
raris. Sain, Mihiol. which before he
war had 1000 inhabitants. was cap
inrci in the German advance in 1914
and waf held ny them for four Years
For this reason il was never bonn
bardcd by tn" French artillery and
the center or the town was not great
~ DESTROYED. Tho damaEa in IN.
outlying districts. however, is very
great.
Great surprise is expressed hv tho
French that this center az great
American triumph should be neg
lectcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
II, Gertrude Lad, Dccics.

BUCKINGHAM. ENGLAND. June is.
-AnEic-Am"rican society staged a
rare pageant OF fashion for royalty at
me int'rnatic MAJ match toiav.
Rcyaity led iEc way. Appearing IN
nhoi sccdHntoi nr,.Ihcrs. THn Kings
--i""rEe Of hag.and and Atom, ~
SHa'ii-four oi,cas-Mary a,,l Alex
,i-l Of England ana Amen. md
Maria o. "otuEa nearly every
to mhcr of the i5'itish royal house
and some NIFTY Indian princes in ror-
se'rS rec Al gold uniforms ;,l'Iaa-
wa ,ew.l.d decorations were r,cs-
cnt.
H"t sic" irc-war days au,a we
Sf'h Z" mary members OF American
am Ago A'Gcr;can aoci.t: ~ par-
""e In Enii;.nn .<ea! the royt: NIX
"cr. Tho fnHc and Duchess n i,1.-
hmrEhe' tho Duchess of MARLBOROUGH
nnd her second son
othcr American women IN tina prin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
AMERICAN NEGROES REBEL
IN THE BELGIAN CONGO

PARIS. juno lS.--Travcicrs al Ant
""rp report tina, unrest among Amer
lean negroes employed by an AmcrI-
IAN firm la the Belgian Congo Is
causing disquictud. there. according
20 an Antwerp dispatch 20 tn. Havas
Agency. II IS added, however. that
INC recent armed rebellion is con
s'd"rcd virtually al an end
Tho American negroes. tho trav-
oicrs say have Doc n receiving a news
paper which inci;od them to rchcl.
Hon. anu at the village OF Keushaya
they organized "A sort az army equip
ped with rifles and ammunition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
u. S. PLAYERS TAKE
FIRST CAME. FROM
BRIIISHPOLOTEAM

CONTINUED From FRS, r,r.)
best ponies on the field and not being
beaten for pace. began to creep M
slowly towards the American mark
II was I" 2 then 10 3. then d to
and. some say, > all. but tho umpire
WASH. up and Watson wctb cleared
Procession Develops.
After tho fourth chnkkcr IL de-
N"iopcd into a procession that was
almost m"notonous. There would bc
II brcakaway by the British-thsy
would be ontgallop"d and caught and
the ball turned. Then away down
the Held would sweep tho Americans
With no one able Ia catch them. Two
or three or four powerful strokes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Italy send. wnr.hlp. TO Adcl,n.
iRy Associated prcssI

Ry Associated prcss.l
coNSTANTlNopi.E. June 1s.-Two
Italian battlcships have been set,
10 !Adclia TO protect l;aly's !n,ercs.-
there. Italian troops along the Men
dcrcs River, south OF Smyrna. are
being Withdraw =" that the Greeks
may not invade IN. dcmarca,ion line
between tho Greek and Italian zones
as they did last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

CONTINUED From FRS, p,s.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

and the white nag would way. f,r
another American goat, to 40 up ON
the board and the hearts OF the Brit
lsh spectators would 20 down another
notch
Add 10 the lack OF speed of our
ponies the fact that iockc,t plavod
worse than | have ever s.cu him do
before. rarely sending tn. ball M to
his forwards and frequently pocket
INK TEN when clearing. and also the
fact that Mouse" Tompk lnson wasn't
on his game. missing several omen
shots. may say apparently easy
shots. and the signal defeat OF tn.
British is easy TO understand.
IL is true that 1t tx easier 10 play
perfect polo from tho from, scat in
the grandstand than from the lack
Of a raliopinr pony, but that is thu.
KAY II looked 10 me
Rattle" Jarrett was good and did
not show those sivns OF wan; of
fast practice that ! had heard about.
iio did some nm. work and took a
couple of penalties well. Lord Wodc-
house too. shono tn his mrs, inter
national. and to the lmi, az his
ponies race. played grca, hard
riding game.
II l.
burn that W" all know. hut consider
Ing h!s lame back. played magni,i-
Gently one could 500 tho u,nbayn
catch him now and then. especially
In III" vide back handlers.
>t"ddnrd rrny- Suprrhi,.
Stoddard was wonderfully mot,
"d and played Supcrbly. and tho Iwn
new men. Hitchcock and webb. wnr.
splendid. The whole American team,
combined "HC"llcntiy.
Taxing IL all in all. Il was a com
plcte reversal OF form from that first
game In 1913. Then there appeared
10 er always three British to on.
American on the ball. whereas tuday
should think that nineteen times
"u' Of twenty tho exact opposite OBJ
tanned. This was du. not onl. to
greater pace, but greater hardines.
IN. tn" ponies. The majority OF tn.
Fnr liSh ponies especially those with
pac" would take four or five lengths
70 turn whereas tho American ponics
tGrn"d like tons. Also noticed soy.
eral English ponies shy away from
INC bali and jerk their heads "a,
back -handcrs This DETECTED tho
players arms and miss resulted.
These arc bad polo faults.
tt"pyr!rht 1921, by Universal Scr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr Smiley. of New
FORK, were there. Mrs. Smiley wore
blue and white fouiard AMI a black
nat Colonel and Mrs. Douglas Nc.
twan OF New York, the latter In
niack and whitc; Mrs duncan St.war.
Ellsworth and her daughter Florence.
OF New York: Mrs. Mary Rose Of New
York. and Miss Corrigan. also Of New
YORK. were in the acntcr OF the
fashion display
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Ionrc VIII Not visI, California.

PARIS. June Marshal Jorra
will not visit California on his re-
turn from Japan, as was first re-
ported. il was learned today. II was
said Marshal Joffrc had decided TO
return direct to France when his mis-
sion to Japan ends on account Of
Marshal Foch's visit to the United
states this fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

y number OF turs were worn--plfn-
cipally crmine. skunk and chlncbiua
In anticipation OF chilly weather.
although II actually turned out tostS
very hot striking new hats frtsh
Faris trimmed with lilies OF the valley.
In various colors were much In oyt,
denct. The most effective Of ,hsIs
was white hat with black liiics zoe
tn" valley worn by an English 40.
man
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22
McNary Requests
Another Federal
Judge for Oregon

Washington, Dec. 22.-The sen
ate judiciary committee was asked
by Senator McNary today to give
another federal judge to Oregon.
The Oregon senator explained the
congested condition of the docket
in the United States court at Port
land to the committee.
He told the committee that In
his opinion the creation of another
district for Oregon would be pre-
ferable to the house plan which
would simply create 21 judges at
large to be moved about from one
part of the United States to an
other as court business demanded.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22
This Will Benefit
Salem Women

Stomach trouble in women is
often due to retained waste mat
ter. This poisons the stomach for
months causing gas on the stom-
ach and sour stomach. The old,
poisonous accumulation should be
cleaned out with simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. Acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel,
Adler-i-ka removes matter you
never thought was in your sys-
tenn. EXCELLENT for gas on the
stomach and chronic constipation.
Guards against appendicitis. ]. G.
Perry. { adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22
hacked Down
[uto Uninjured

4 Coppert, 10 years
ped injury yesterday
r. struck and knock
rement by an automo-
4 X l. C. Cavally OF
ent occurred while
vas driving north on
4 street. The girl, who
4 IN the street, sudden
Lopt Of his car despite
n he was sounding his
Hing to Mr.. Cavally's
be police.
4 girl was taken to her
IA corner of Myers and
\ street, by Mr.. Cav
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22
Leads
|,s Chase;

oec. %. Armed
Miss Mildred Kelly
NE Iuka, ILL.,, bank.
rODbed yesterday OF
T. bandits, today led
IA corners Of a wopa- Sa
here where it is pc
ndits were hiding A
pack assisted,
Of finding the ban.
I'm and a number OF
Ne woods and trail
I'M Coon Creek low
N remainder of the
4 IL the forest.
"A down ravine, the
hor. companions.
"A be around this sec
rslly encouraged the
IN girl took up pur-
.ndits in her own au-
sterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22
how Falls;
|ay Not So Cold

4 more snow fell last
HI Is inches of 1.-THE
d not slide so far down
lube last evening, ac-
1.-The weather mans re-
maximum temperature
yrees and the minimum
pamette river, reported
h this morning at Z
|ntinues to fall. . The
precast points to snow
h tonight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22
Hatchery Bill
Is Rereferred

Representative Hurd's bill ap-
propriating $64,500 for the repair
of fish hatcheries damaged by the
recent storm, was tripped up on its
way through the senate Wednes
day afternoon and referred to the
committee on fishing industries
for further consideration. This
action, however, was only taken
over the vigorous protest of Sena-
tor Gill who sensed in the move to
send the bill back to committee an
attempt on the part of it's enemies
to squelch the appropriation alto
gether.
Representative Kubli's bill yali-
dating the salaries of county Off
GERS of Multnomah county met
with more kinly fate at the
hands of the senators who passed
it without opposition.
The first labor organization in
this country appeared in New
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-22

The first labor organization in
this country appeared in New
York ia 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
Western Association

Epn,s.y.,.,,.,
- 'N''''r lt'.p' NO. Juno 2l--
f"rt Smith won tho opening gauu
of the series frou Sry.,rt,,.J o..
g. Cbi.s 80 p..t..
r,tr,i,,,,,, Wv vac o"l wv"
and sn,Ib, t' Si''. .''i. Jones
fr,,, .,o aka '".'." i'fN'IS.
"a hos, ,b,.' -, ''' '.'.h ..I. ND"
irt, ord,SS,t ''' "iI'' u'
mir, n,,f, '. '' ''' Same o'
Srnr,.
.,,,i,,-ft,ft
IFo-, sri,, ''''''''' ,
t.l,,n,,
r.cy.ra, eI,t,., a.' N"'' b.
'''' ''' anu '''''.''''
HENRY ETA. OK, Inn. ai
HcnrNctta easily f..k tr, .,,.r,r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
HANGS UP RECORD
FOR EDEN COURSE
Goes Around in 70; Mel
horn Among Those in
Select Class

r. t.s Associated Press.
er ANDREWS. June 21.--Two
,-...an golfers, Jock Hutchinson
NJ chicago and Jim Barnes OF the
p.f4m club. New York. created
r.e competition records for the
i.I.r and old courses In the qualify
,-- round Of the British open golf
...m.ionship here today.
uut.hinaon covered tho Eden
course 100 70. as againE tho record
~ Il. which vas held by George
Dure4n. the British open champion.
t,..-hinson. with his II In yester-
54.a play thus took the lead over
,t. seId at the time he returned his
s..-a with a total Of lac for the two
tl.4 play Barnes second round
y.th his rs Of yesterday put him in
,,i~d place in the early scoring with
liS. or one stroke behind Harry
yorfon. former British open cham
p.r. who had 1i7 for the two
rounds.
Uutchinson's stock as a possible
r.r.r u the British champ iOnshlp
nook 4 decided rise today HutChin-
sons playing both yesterday and
today indicates that he ~ on his
game. Ills card OF u for the old
course yesterday was better than
that Of any OF the British pros
uIth the exception OF Harry Nardon,
who had a card OF rs.
Judging from the manner in which
the players have progressed so far,
a total card of 100 will practically
insure player of qualifying for the
first championship round tomorrow
and a majority of the American en-
rants are expected to qualify.
Edward Ray, holder Of the Ameri
can open championship, had bl-SO
--l6l.
other American scores included:
Emmett French, Noun gstown,
Ohio. S4-77-l61.
Robert r. Bobby Jones, Allan
"a. 7G-76-152
Or. Paul Hunter, Los Angeles, so
T3-l53.
Fred Mcleod. washington. d. C.,
I-13-l54.
John Burgess. Ashcville. y. C.. So
]. Douglas Edgar. Atlanta, rs
Charles Chick" Evans. Chicago
sO-S5-;63.
George Mclean. GRASSY SHrain
Gol club. New Yo-k. 77-77-154.
william Melhorn, Shreveport, La.
S3--G-i59. Formerly OF Tuln.)
Charles Hoffncr. Philadelphia
TS-Sl-15i.
Tom Kerrisan. Siwanoy, y. Y.
7S-7g-I57.
Evans still was inconvenienced by
his injured wrist, but hettered hi.
SO q yesterday. He reached the turn
today N 3S and was home in az.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
Famous Oufidr Horse
to BE Among Pitchers
at Roundup July 2-3-l

Among the outlaw horses COM
ing 10 the Tulsa roundup at Mid
continent park, July 9. and I
will be FlaNy. the champion Of
all pitching horses. II iS said of
Flaxy that he has never been nd
den and substantial reward
waits tho 'buckaroo' who will
ride him for two minutes.
FlaXy f. the property of Col. u
A. Moss of Pawhuskd and Is only
one Of q number of SuniishinC
devils which will test the skill
and prowess Of famous western
riders who will be In attendance.
Contests will take place twice
daily, afternoon ana night.
There will he many contestants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
Southwestern League

SAPULPA. June 21.-Aftcr lnde-
Fgudonce had won the first game Of
a douhleh"ader here this afternoon,
s 80 2, hy n two-run rally in the
ninth inning. rain and darkness
halted the second game after the
siSth inning with the score tied, l
TO ]. Scores:
First Game.
Independence ..olo o5o oo2-S 6 /
Sapulpa ..-.-..Oo1 col 41O---7 10 3
Campbell Allen and Frommc,
Black and Clegg.
Second Game.
Independence ....oto oOO-l 5
Sapulra ......... 900 1Oo--l :
Royd and Fromme; Shupp and
Clerg
MIAMI. June 21.-Parsons won
l0-inning game from the Miami In
dams here today TO 3. Miami or
rors were costly In the tenth, allow
ing runner TO reach second. The
runner later scored on a single.
The score; Il. II. Z
Parsons :. o1o 900 1Ot IL 4
Miami -. 600 101 100 Ga 10 3
Batteries; Russ and Osterfclt, {,
Ost and klevenaw.
BARTJESVILLE. June III
Bartlesville lost what might have
been good game today when um-
pire Hobson called the game in the
sixth inning on account of rain, with
tho score { to . in CotfeyVille' :
favor.
Score by innings: Il. II. +
Coffayville ......Oo3 10o-4
B1rtlesville ..... 900 OO2-2 8
C'antoa and C,anton, Brown and
Decker.
MUSKOGEE, Okla, June 81
H'l recently obtained from the
Joplin club Of the Western league
lrt Muskogee down with three sin
Eas today, while Pittsburg pOunge1
out l3 hits for a total OF 20 bases Of
BRYANT and won the game. 6 70 !.
Score by innings: r n. T.
Pl'tsburE ...0Ol 03l Ool--6 l3
NUsEogoe 1000 0l0 o00-l 3
H' and Vann; Bryant and Ennis