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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

Chicago, Aug. 19.-Butter steady;
creamery extras 4012c; standard
9Sl9; eggs unchanged, receipts 1856;
poultry alive, unchanged.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
Liberty Bonds,

New York, Aug. 13-Liberty bonds
closed: 3i2, $3.50; LIST 4, $40; I'd,
$685. LIST AZ, 1894; I'd, S77S; Sd
9l.S6; 4th S7S6; victory 3A, 9S.72,
Az 9S.7i.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
Potatoes.

Chicago, Aug 13.-Potatoes. strong
receipts AZ cars; Jersey Irish cobblers
sacked and bulk $685. n $40 cwt
Idaho bulk 1885 q 1915 cwt. Kansas
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

Chicago market report furnished b.
e. w. Kirby, manager Simons, Da,
&c Co, Room 312 Mooney Building
Phone 90.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-09-01
For Miss Wyatt

Miss Florence Wyatt, of Louis
vile, was the guest of honor at a
rock party GWEN on Tuesday after
noon by Miss Henrietta Howell at
her home on Samuels avenue. The
rooms were made bright and attrac-
tive with pink and white flowers,
and these same colors were used in
the lovely ice cream which was serv-
ed at the conclusion of the game.
Miss HowelPs guest list included:
Misses Elizabeth Strossman, Vir-
ginia Ayres, Suzanne Gatewood,
Frances Turner, Lucille Hamilton,
Martha Moss, Dorothy Bishop, Mar
guerite Bishop, Allie Frances How
ell, Bessie Bush, Eugene May, Kath-
crime Redmond, Roberta Dale, Ruth
Turley, Frances Scobee, Edna Dee
Owings, Fannette Owings. Mary
Bridgforth, Laura Gill Hoffman,
Lizabeth Ann Reynolds, Laura Ray
Crooks, Agnes Stofer, Frances
Myers, Virginia King Conroy, Mary
Willie Wyatt, Mary Lipscomb, Lii
han White and Kelly Barnes.
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Entertains Club

Miss Frances Vansant Scobee en-
tertained the Rock club and a few
friends last Friday afternoon from
2:30 to 5 O'Clock. After the games
delightful refreshments we're served
The following young girls enjoyed
Miss Scobee's hospitality: Misses
Mary Elizabeth and Carolyn RSother,
of Owingsville; Georgia Kerns, Mary
Lucille Hamilton, Nola Highland,
Elizabeth Strossman, Martha Moss,
Henrietta Howell, Florence Wyatt,
Ruth Turley, Virginia Ayres, Edna
Dee Owings, Frances Turner, Ro-
berta Dale, Susan Gatewood, Cath
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ernor and Mrs. Edwin Morrow at the
Mansion for Miss Edwina Morrow.
Mrs. Jace Mark, Of Owingsville,
is the guest Of Mrs T. N. Coons.
Mrs. Carrie Hardy and Miss
Louise Hardy are visiting friends in
Paris.
Henry Judy is at Rochester, Mimi,
undergoing treatment at the Mayo
Bros. hospital.
Mrs. j. c. McNeal will return to-
morrow from two weeks stay in
Martinsville, Ind.
Miss Effie Eubank has gone to
Lysite, Wyoming, for an extended
visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crooks will
go to Lexington tomorrow for a
short visit to friends.
a Walter M. Gopher, of Dayton, o.,
has been the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Gopher.
Misses Hettie and Nell Whaley,
of Paris, have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Hoffman Wood.
Mrs. M. V. P. Yeaman and George
Yeaman are guests of Mrs. Annie
Fishback in Woodford county.
Mrs. Daisy Offutt, of Georgetown,
who has been visiting Mrs. John M.
Gatewood, returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Taul have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to
Joseph Taul and family in Missouri.
Misses Alexine and Lula B. Turner
have returned from a visit to their
aunt, Mrs. II. c. Jacobs, in Lexing-
ton. - All
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Welsh left
today for Nina View, Colorado,
where they will make their future
home. .itsA
Judge and Mrs. u. Is. owango nave
returned from Olympian Springs,
where they'nttended the Morgan re-
union. vrrS
Rev. J. s. Raglan, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred, spent yesterday
with Mrs. Ragan's parents, 0. b.
Denton and wife at l1illsboro.
Miss Marian Swango, of Terre
Haute, Ind, is here visiting Judge
and Mrs. G. B. Swango, en- route to
Virginia College, at Roanoke, Va.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry L. Jones
have gone to Fulton, where Prof.
Jones will resume his work as SUI
perintendent of the Fulton City
Schools.
Judge A. A. Hazehigg, who has
been with fishing party in the
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gz1alHE2zRg

Miss Ethel Baker has returned
from Hazard, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. L. Faulk-
ner.
Miss Christine Schroeder has gone
to Lexington to accept position
at the Lexington Telephone Ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Tyler have re-
turned from several weeks stay
in Mt. Clemens, Mich, and Putin
Bay, Ohio.
Mrs. RommieS Milton, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. f. Northcutt, will leave
Monday for her home in Zeigler, Ill.
Miss Virginia Throckmorton, of
Lexington, who has been a charming
guest at the home of A. S. Hart,
for the past week, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs, John G. Roberts
have moved into their new horne on
West High street, which they re-
Gently purchased of Mrs. Warren
w. Stoner.
Messrs- James Clay and Elijah
Hogge, law partners, of MOrehead,
passed through the city Tuesday,
en- route for Lexington, where they
are engaged in some law suits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Bassett left
Tuesday to make their future home
in Lexington. Their hosts of friends
in Mt. Sterling are very loath to
! give them up and are wishing them
every happiness in their new home.
Misses Mary Lawless and Mildred
Gatewood and Messrs. Alex Chiles,
Allen Patterson and George G. Ham
ilton were in Frankfort last night to
attend the dance given by the Gov
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-09-01

ELEMENTARY to her niece, Mrs. Mer-
edith j. Cox, who leaves next week
20 make her home in Hattiesburg,
MISS. Assisting Mrs. Lee are Mrs.
j. T. Highland and Miss Virginia
Duff and her guest list includes
Miss Mary Vansant Robertson, Mss
Martha Mae Robinson, Miss Anna
B. Pinney, Miss Laura Hart, Mrs.
William May, Miss Katherine How
ell, Miss Ida Belle Brother, Miss
Carolyn Bourne, Miss Frances Ken
nedy, Miss Anna Thurston, Mrs.
VIII Enoch, Mrs. William Upton,
Mrs. Joseph Brown and Mrs. Leo
Fl. Hombs.
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Robert Mason was in Winchester
Tuesday on business. 4
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Redmond mo.
tored to Louisville yesterday.
Mrs. G. F. wycoff, Of Winchester
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ralph
Greene.
Mrs. s. N. Williams, of Lexington
is here visiting her fathers family
Eli Spencer.
Mrs. Dan Chenault and Miss
4 Josephine Chenault were in Lexing-
ton yesterday.
. Miss Dorothy Tyler is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John d. McColm
in. Huntington.
Mrs. f. o. Guerrant, Of Wilmore
has been the guest of Mrs. lid Cole
man and other relatives here.
Mrs. Lula Pitman left yesterday
for Ashland to resume her position
as instructor in the city schools.
C. d. Powell and wife, Of Winter
Park, Fla, are here the guests Of
Mrs. Powel's sister, Mrs. H. II. Cop
page.
Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Clay and Miss
Eleanor Clay, of Lexington, are
guests of Mrs. Clay's brother, Roy
G. Kern.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-09-01

Cumberlands, has rtturned with the
real f'sh story. :h"ir catca was
le,re tnan they expected, bn; NJ
whales.
Mrs. Porter Huls and attractive
little daughter, Anne Reed, who
have been guests of Mrs. Bright
Cockrell, left today for Lexington
for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Moore before returning to their home
in Dallas.
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Bridqe Party

Mrs. Jesse p. Highland has in
vited number of the young ma
irons and girls to play bridge on
Saturday afternoon at her country
place on the Maysville pike. The
party will be given in honor of Mrs.
Meredith j. Cox, who leaves soon 10
make her home in Hattiesburg, Miss.
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For Mrs. Bassett

Mrs. Fred w. Bassett will be the
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower, to be given by the members
of the Country Woman's Club Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Anderson.
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crime Redmond, Sue Barnes, Ruby
Lee Dale, Margaret Turley, and
Catherine WEIGH, Paris. The af-
fair was most enjoyable and happy
occasion.
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For Mrs. Cox

Mrs. Lester W.. Lee is entertain
ing at 900" this afternoon at her
handsome home in the country, com.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
HARNESS CIRCUIT
T00PE.N MONDAY
Free for All Trot and
Cash Prize Is Big
Entry

CLEVELAND, onto. mlv 3t.
Two grrat fields ~ harness horses
win contest for the chlrf attractions
nt the Grand Circuit meeting at
Nurth Randall opening rrNt Mon
day These events ARE the fla.000
irv'- fur-1ll trut which Will nam,
the troitinE champion ur the har-
u"-,. ~'tii W ihv biggest race W
80" 1921 grand circuit and the
$4,000 championship stallion stakes
for 3 your old colts and filucs Of
The trotting Hpccics
Among 20 entries In the frcc-fur
al trot are rcriscorr, H. Colorado
irrywurthN Jeanette NHnEin, Ante
Guy hriuu Mckinney, Bnruu CpEan-
tie, l'rusiloff Charley Rex. CONT.
Gam Curci, Millic irwin, Peter col
oN Ncdda, walnut Frisco. and Me
Grceor the GREAT
T.. Colorado won one division Of
the ohio stake with ease from a
good field In the opening grand cir
cult meet at Nuith Randall the week
uf July I. while Jca.cttc Rankin,
during the Same meeting. won the
Tavern "Wcnk' about as easily. Roth
repeated their triumphs In stakes ut
the recent Toledo meeting
Pcriscupo won the trottinE sweep
stakes NJ the July North Randall
meeting, setting a seasons mark.
ana repeated at Toledo, Peter Colcy
standing ''econd IN both events.
Groyworthy won Il race ut North
Randall In July but lost nt Toledo.
In the championship stallion staao.
Tommy Murphy'S entry. RoHc Scott
and Eunicc Hcll are well thought
of Rose Scott was the champion
two year old Of 1920, while Euuicc
ll,ll on her races at North Randall
and Toledo this season. looks like II
formidable contender.
other entrants are BogaluSsn
! Margo the Great. Gcors, Peter Elec-
| tiou, Miss Willoughby and Peter
| Plato. Altogether there are som'
| 60 cligiblca In this race.
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Speedy Middleweights De-
light Tulsa Fans in
in Workout
ALBA DEVELOPS SPEED
Palmer a Fiend for Blows
From Light Heavy Negro
Boxer, Who Has 'Nuff'
by DON PABLO.

Tho final workout for tho Kid
Palmer and Tommy Alba middle
weight boNirE contest here tomorrow
night took place before a crowd at
Carpenters hd' yesterday afternoon.
Tho close found both principals, as
wei as tn" other gladiators who mix
Il on the sam" card. al! iit and ready
to g..
Interest is conferred principally
however, in the main 60 and much
spcculating took place as to which
of the men Is the better. Palmer
and Alba represent two entirely diff
rcrout types OF mlddlcwciEhts. The
former is sturky. but sharp as nails
while everyone knows that the Tul-
san is tall, slcndcr and actiyatcd with
pep ana ginger
Alta's workout really cuthusrd tho
crowd more than that of Palmer,
because IA" local boy mixed II iuccs-
sanity exchanging blows with Ted
Margroyc. light heavyweight Of Mus
kugco, until ChlDk H.glOu, Alba 4
manager, cautioned him to slow up.
The Muskogrc boxer went two
rounds and jimmy Ambrose, fcttn-
"rwcight OF Tulsa who boxes Ron
Fisher uf Muskug"o in the semi
windup Of eight rounds for the
fcathcrwc.ght championship Of okla
huma, forced Aha to extend himself,
and in their two srauzas, tho fans
were given a fine idea Of how lllg-
duns protcgc win open up on
Palmer.
Alba and Palmer both skipped the
ropes, shadow boxed ana boxed the
usual number of rounds Miller the
oklahoma city negro, amused th"
crowd Immensely In his Interchange
with Palmer, and when tn, Hhl|a-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
LItIc Nnck Nnnnrcr en.ncnIcd.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, july John
u Martin. president Of tn" southern
association, tonight suspended Nor
man lkiB Epcrfold, manager Of
tho Little Rock club, for 30 days
for what Mr.. Martin held IAN ,u-
tlroly unlustifiahlo physical attack
game a, Memphis. and gave warn
irg that "rcpefiiiuu of such con-
duct ON the part or EborfolI would
result in his expulsion from the
league,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
Western Association

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July al
Springfield won The second game Oi
the series from Okmulgce. 9 TO q
Loo Cottcr. local first bascman, hit
In his eighteenth consecutive gam,
today. lie hit three doubles In five
times at bat.
The score. X, II. IL.
Springfield .............. IL
Okmulg"e ........,......
batteries: Jones and White;
Walkup and Long, Arnsman.
pAWIirSKA, July 81. --- Fort
Smith cvcncd tho series this after.
noon by driving LEFT" Alien, Paw
huskn ace, from the mound for the
second time In two days and win
ming by n final count of to
2. Two players umpired the
game as no one appeared to tako
the place Of Umpire Garrett who
resigned during the middle Of yes
tcrday's game.
score by innings; II. II. L
Fort Smith. 0l0 00i 220-9 l3
Pi.whuskn 900 10 0l0-3
batteries IInrle and schmidt; Al
len, Batty, Nichols Umpircs-- Ma
lone aud Spcllman.
ENID, July 3l.--Aftcr Enid had
gone one run ahead on Millcr's
home run In the eighth, Drumright
won In the ninth, to I, by putting
over three runs after an error,
Score by Innings: II II. II
Drumright .Ol2 900 003--6 IA
Enid ......0OO 900 220--4 6
Hattrrirs' Mcdonald, Jolsma. II.
Mcdonald and Crittcndcn; liillman,
Spies. kcrns and Comes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

Sumnl0ry-FNrnCd nuns: Omn-
ha, :: Tulsa, Z Three base hit:
Lee. Two base lstS: Ice, Griffin.
Spcllman (2); Brnnuou (2) ;Borh-
Ter. sacrifice hits: Ice. Daniels.
O'BriCn. iIancy. Base on balls: orr
Daniels, 1; off Olric. I; off Pruitt.
=: off Cuilop. =. Double play:
Gleason 10 Erannon. Hits: orr
Daniels. and . runs I'm 3 innings:
Off Okric. > and run In I; off
Mead. = and . runs In 2-3: off
BurCh. 3 and o in Ia: off pruiu.
and o: off tullop. > hits. 10 runs
iE Ia: of BOcilcr, q and u In
: 2-3. Left on Bases: Omaha, .:
1u'~n. II, Time, 2:O5. lmpircs:
Guthrie and Holmes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

summary: E1rncd runS---Tulsa I
Home ruu--DaNis. Three base hit
lirNing. Two-blSc hit~--IIoChIcr.
Davis. Sacrifice hit--liCNing. Double
plaN-NcIinnis tn Branon. struck
nut-iiochicr I, Glasicr >. Hasc on
balIS--i'uChlrr I. GltSicr 3. I,"ft on
rasc--Iulsa y, Omaha I. Time
ON" hour and So minutes. lmpir,'S--
Holmes and Guthrie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

Nltattcd frr M"urc In ninth.
NNRHn Tor Harper IN u.utn
zbattcd fur Kr"hmcytr In ninth.
SCpr" by innings.
Oklahoma city ............ 600 600 0Ol--l
81. Joseph ......... ....... 600 OH0 900. o
summary: Earned runs oklahoma
Gity !. 81 Joseph o. Base on balls orr
MHurUD !. struck out-lHy Allen l. by
MHngum 7. Left on bases Oklahoma
'iiy 8, St Joseph Z. Sacrifice hits
EhHul'y. Ruus-LNye Errors Moore.
Realty. Stevenson. rmpiros HuCkloy and
rrmshy Timo-One hour and so min
Utos
Second game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
Indians Trim Saints Tvic.

ST JOSEPH Mo. July 5l..in spit.
~ superb pitching on the part uf Man
gum and Kari Adams 81 Joseph allowed
oklahoma cry 90 take both games Of "a
double header h"re today The visitors
won tn" first game to o nnd the second
:" I. Errors were responsible Tor the
victories.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

ynattcd fuT bHly In eighth
zziiattot for Freeman In eighth.
Score by innings. -
phtl.drlphia ........... 900 i30 6Oo--i0
Chicago .......s ......... 600 600 o2O - 2
Summary: Two base hits !. Rmith, j.
walker, sullivan. Parkinson, MHrtinti.
Double plays Ponder to Bhly to Grliucs.
Iaapa ON bn orr Ponder ., off win
tors 2 struck By Ponder !, by
York /. Huns- Uapp, !. Smith }. l"bour
yonu j. Walker. Eun'tChy. Ice, harkln.
son, Bruggy. sullivan. Deal. Error -
DAILY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

Caly Kruger. Metz 2 Fpy Loard Three
ba-s hits Hamilton Williams Sacrifice
ny- sniih. Base on ha!s-O0 Williams
O. Oft Glavor !. oN Russell Lrft on
t3scs joplin %. Siauy 'ify 2 'ifz pff
Glas-.r n in 2.a innings. Losing pitcher
Glarrr .iruoE uut Uy Williams g. by
G'assar O. rs Russell Q. Runs .'hrlst'n-
son o. Hamilton % 'HIy O. Roberts. krIr-
ger Fox Errors -KuHTus 3. Uur.rcs
burnside and paly. IUns-On hour and
3. H.iGutcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

summary. Tvu.hasr hit Mays Three
base hlt. Rum. linW" runs johnston,
RUIN. Double plays ~rw"II 10 wsmnH
gauHs 10 Johnston. BHscs on halIH-Dft
Mays p. on sntnIrpn I. or caldwell ?.
STRUCK out ny Mays 2. by Spth"rou !,
hy caldwell @. Runs F"wster Peck
iuraHEh o Hlrp p ward O. Hath g
srhaug. Mays. smith. johnston. Errors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

ST LOUIS. July 3I-rhr Cardinals
won their nrh consecutive victory today,
defeating brooklyn tu O. rortica'H
pitching hyli the champions shfc. whil"
St Luuis buttod uppurtuucly, thrcc NJ tho
fur runs coming after two were out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

A company has been formed In
Poland 10 supply the entire country
with an automobile passenger and
freight service.
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Total, IS i2,3t 10 ,

giIAttod In si,th ftr douglas.
winning run scored with one out.
Srurr hN innings
Now York . no OO6 600 o0o =
cincinnati . 600 a2O O"u O0l..S
summary. Twu.has hits bancroft.
Grih duncan WluEu FrHch. bauhvft :.
stolen bAsea IbWllnEH. FtIsch Double
pIa,s .Gtnh tn Ephur To Iauucrt. hhu.
bert To Kupf 1iases uu balls Dft lNNry
3 pN douglas .. "n Ryan =. struck
ont ~ HiNcN o. by Ryan o. Runs
Bancroft 2. Kelly MouH'l, Ntwlngs 2.
uruwn. Snal" Hrhnr a. Groh, HuuHh.
bduhett Duncan. Errors Nuush.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

CHICAGO. July n Philadelphia cor.
contracted thsir attack IA three lnningH
today and easily defeated Chicago. 10 Go
90 Hnpp who had MT safely lu e6 con.
gocuttye games. went hitlras to-day Naisrl
making % great catch aud d'ptivtnK MN
NJ % possible double.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

NUWIUHFT 7 WV WhFc MN TINNNTI NHTW-
Home runs wheat. Nouthrr. stolen
lar,a- M,iI,ury. Johnston. Bases Un
bnIIs. OF itcuthcr I. OF I'rtlcn D. struck
uui-Hy Rcuther ?. by rrruca Q. Runs
Whoat. Hu''h.r, IiornEhy. ariirnry, La
van. Dilh0cf"f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

ISDEpENDENCE, July ~ In
dependence defeated Eartl"syill",
II to q iu "A ragged game with hOth
pitchers wild Numerous errors
were made hy both sides.
Score hy innings.
Independence .........3u3 700 OAK
Eartl' yill" ....,...... .p0l U2D 033
batteries. Shore, Allen ana Gil-
more, Frommo, Morris, Lcody ana
Wiley
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NTOTN 'ITN- I0WH-. July 0I-"SI0uV
played games here today. the Packers
winning the first ; TO 3, and losing tho
second . tu ].
cfDrg First Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
Tulsa Wins First of Double
Header; BOehler, the Hero
oklahoma Lads Romped
on Buffaloes, But Los
ers Came Back
SECOND WAS AWFUL
pruitt and Cullop Tried to
Hold Wild Omahogs,
and Lost


ana LoHt
pptrctyv ,Tt,p
IF =, IN, ,,,..
!. OMAHA. N'"" '"'N 49, ,to
lt'mers lpiN ''''tS p"'.'u
! omaha lIii. ""l VI lI'' p'',' !"
the western i''tue p'n.'',.' - -
day hy h'"'","S '''n w ,,.,','i,' '.., ~
dou"'-H''u''' w ,,',' '' Tns
lHl"7
rb, oilers took the first game, 4
.G ,lrnreh the splendid pitching
~, ,b,,r one big box ace, George
r.,1r,r. who hcstcd GlaNor,
Omaha best bot i'm q mound duct
T. was l'u,H1rr's first shut-out OF the
year and 'hr third Tor the olIeIr'
omaha Had to WORK To Win.
.,t..,.b r,,v lnst the second
,ruls,rs had the plcnsur,
1"t.,,.,., tbr,, Omaha pitchers
l. i.., and ,f nuc timc had a
| ..., l.,d Wildnoss of pitch-
,l ,,uplc Of costly errors at
,I.''. ,,..s together with some
..5 ,,I fIr.,ly hitting by the Bluffs
I,SD't' ',5 - ,o IN co,tnt r.,
this battle
Tho fins, Eamo Witnessed Boch-
Icis '' p'.''''.h 20 ','o s'"a'''
~ game against Sioux city at Tulsa
,,r,g,y. for although he permitted
five hits three of them were of the
scratch variety ana he did not al
'O. 49,. - u
HUG" 'r""u "a" ''o"p'c-''e""
The oilers played today TO their
bgg.st audience Of the season, the
crowd being estimated at 1900 fans,
oyeriioWcd from the big grandstand
into lct, field.
As Bophlrr moved down tho slug
ri9r rIolu--up hittcrs Of the Oma-
hocs IN the first game "A hush fell
over the gathering. Although the
game splrklod with hrilllan, field
ing phys there was mighty little
,'., r,,',tn. m .nd snon"s ,, ,'''' rtn,. ~,,,
noise from a baseball crowd, and
there was mighty little Of this on the
Omaha side Of the ledger.
Ho,blcr mo-, only turned bocl, tho
c,.st. t,ter,,r b,, - u,,s , tue
bes. clout from his bat that sent I'm
vha, proved to bc the winning run
Of the afternoons opener, This run
came I'm the fourth after three
rounds of nothing TO nothing ball
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Southwestern League

pITTSBCRG. Kan, July al
pittshurB broke up "a sco-Shw game
with Sapulpa this afternoon with an
eighth inning rally. winning 10 To
6. The game was i'rturcd with
the long distance cluutiug Of both
clubs, three triple, two doubles and
one home run being registered
Score by innings. II. H. T..
Sapulpa ..l0o - 200. II 3
Pi,tshurg .l1U Ol2 O5N--lO ~ 0
batteries. Swcie and Palmer,
HucdIc and Nauu.
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Detroit


T'AS 30 D. IS lh Totals 20 !
, l'aif,d for DuUsa Iu ninth.
ll'atfrf fur Zachary |n nrh
gzIttifui for Srhu'hf 200 sixth
Score by Innings.
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land
Sew York

AIS ~ -
Scuro by Innings
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Totals 80 u 2ila. Totals 30 s27ll
sHatted for Horgor in ninth.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-06

The Arizona Republican Is the rec. osnixed want advertising medium of Arfxonn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Big Snap
Ten Acres The Thing

There's two dandy "10's" on the market:
 One is near the Roosevelt school, and just off South Central Ave, with lots of shade. Also a very comfort able house with garage and sheds. n's a corner ten acres, and very exceptional buy at the price of $5,500, on easiest terms.
 'Tother adjoins the city limits of TempA on the paved highway. There's a four room house, with cleo tric lights and city water. Also chicken house and individual well. Worth the s6.500 being asked for it.
 See MT. Lane for further informa-
Arizona republican., 1921-09-06
Home on North
 Central

For sale by owner, who can be seen at 1131 N. Central Ave, be- tween 12 and o'clock. If
 MODERN 4-room bungalow on large lot built in features. See own CT $50 N. 11th Ave. m
Arizona republican., 1921-09-06
S4OOO. Cash $500

Five-room and screen brick, partly furnished; h. W. floors, built-in fea- lures; fine garage; large lot and lawn. Owner said sell-S500 cash.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 130 N. Central Ave. Tel. 1756 It