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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
PANTHERS POUND
ABBOTT PITCHERS
Ft. Worth Beats Memphis
IL to 2 in Third of
Dixie Series

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. gi--ro-
Worth, Texas league ch,mnlo,,
trouncod the Memphis ChicEas,v,
Southern association pcnnanf vI,-
ners, II to today in the third gam,
Of the interleague series for ,b,
baseball championship OF tho a.ytb
drove one pitcher. Oscar Tue. ,bo
defeated Fort Worth in tho Du.1..",
game OF the series, from .. aYy
and treated George Mohart. t,b1
relieved him, 20 almost equally a.
hard a bombardment, pilinL gp
total OF II hits before the game
ended.
As result Of today's victory For,
Worth has a load now ot one slne
over Memphis in the fight fur ths
Dixie titular honors
Gus Johns, "a lefthander. 81. tod
the game for Fort Worth hut
weakened in the sixth and ravo wss.
TO Paul Watchtcl. who allowed onV
one hit during the remainder Of III
game,
Memphis piled up eight hits OF
Johns and had two real chances 10
] tFti HhNltIst hul III tdfn ms AuCe
| a double play put an end TO their
prospects
In the fifth High singled, MoMN.
Ian doubled and McLarry walked.
filling the bases. Brown, next up.
tapped 10 Haley, who threw TO KRAFT
! for "a double out. The other chauCa
was in the sixth. when Johns walked
High with the bases full, forcing the
first Memphis run. Johns was re-.
called at this juncture and Watchtel
undertook the Job. Mcmillan, the
first man to face Wachtel, hit into
a double play. The second Memphis
tally was a homo run by Camp In
the eighth. the only Memphis man
to get on first base while Wachtel
was pitching.
Haworth started the fireworks FOR
Fort Worth with a single IN the
third. Johns followed with saGsi,
flee. Coombs singled and Hawortl
| scored. Sears then contributed
| double, sending Coombs 20 third
| and Coombs scored on a fly TO lett
/ Kraft, next up. singled. williams
In left field for Memphis, let the ball
get by and Sears scored. Then came
Hoffman with a double, scoring
Kraft. MOZART relieved Tuero after
! this inning.
! Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Ldndis Has POIDer to
Stop World Series if
He Smells q Mouse

CHICAGO, Sept, 24.-rhe world
series OF the future will Have to
suit Judge Lands. baseball COM
missioner, or he can stop he series
and award the championship to
which ever club he de slres Copies
OF the rev book Of rules defining
the authority OF the commissioner
have been distributed and their
contents became known today.
Under a special rule the com
missioner has the Ngh', when
ever he deems Il advisable, tn
tcr;ninate the world's-series and
10 declare one Of tho contestinE
clubs the winner. regardless Of
previous performances. In other
words, a club might have wan
more games than It's opponent Hnd
still be deprived OF the title should
IL be guilty ~ any performance
contrary to the best Interests OF
the gamv.
The rules also permit members
of peuuant winning teams i'm e.thcr
league from engaging In barn
stormiug tours. Judge Lands IL
given final authority 10 fiS prtCrs
for the worlds scrica Under 'he
now rules - per cent OF The re-
ccipts Of the series goes 70 the
commission funds; 60 per cen. OF
the balance In the pncl Tor con-
tending players and he cWhs tin
ishing second and third IN each
league. Sevcnty-fiyc par cent goes
to the contending ployc -, 90 per
cent 10 the winners ana 40 per
cent TO the losers The remainder
is split 60 per cent 90 tho second
place teams and 40 per cent 10 the
third place teams.
Copies OF tho rules have been
distributed to every cluhowuNr
IN baseball writer's and each play
cr m tho major leagues
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Moecehoe rltchIng al Fnlr.

special Co The world
BARTLESVIILE, Sept s4,-For
tho first time In the history VI the
Washington County Free Fair asso-
citation, horseshoe pitching was given
a place on the program OF events
and its success assures this sport
being given prominent place on
tuture programs, The horseshoe
plichers ot Copan displayed the
class OF the meet, winning first and
/ second places. with Hartlesvine
! third Eighteen teams were entered
q and of th.s, l2 teams nut in an aL-
pearauce and participated. The
/ winning team was composed OF II.
] a Davis and Vom Bowers OF Copan,
the other Copan team that won
cond place being composed of
] clyde Black and William Clyne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Thompson's Timely Hit Ends
SeeSaW Game; Score Is 9-8
Hovlik, Star Curve-Ball
Pitcher, Victim of the
Slugging Clymers
'GRUDGE' GAME TODAY
Nick Cullop and Karl Adams
to Oppose Each Other on
Rubber This Afternoon
ny B. A. nNInNEWATEn

Riding mCriily on the Crrst ~
their winning wHy'. tho tail end
oilers pushed their total OF cunac-
Uutive ylrtori,r mp tp Xix yoatcrday
today by unnoNiug tho second game
of tho series with S. Joseph. 10 3,
Its Il queer sort Of baseball
sandwich Tuiru mus are getting thin
year. a spring filled with hope and
victory, "a summer Of almost unin4
terruptpd defeat and "a fall OF sue
cess. Not since the first two weeks
OF the season. when the then cham
pions coppod nine In n row, have
the OiiutH had anything resembling
n winning streak until the present
rampage war started last Sunday.
Thompson's Single Ended.
Timely rallies--the last and time
Hest coming ln the ninth--brouEh
lllll ClymerB boys In on top yes
terday. Frank Thompson's single 10
renter following Heving's ono-Oascr
and Conncllys pinch double sent the
tieing and winning runs across the
rubber In the final chapter. This
cluster OF basehitA, coming ON the
heels OF n St Joseph rally In tho
first OF the same inning which had
pulled the Saints from a run In the
rear to onc I'm front. sent the crowd
homo In iovinl mood
Tho game was loosely played by
both teams, marked by numerous
infield and outficld hobbies and the
wildncss and ineffcctivcncHa Of
pitchers. Ed Hovlik. premier curve
ball hurler OF the Saints. went the
route for the visitors and was
touched for fifteen hits, including a
hOmcrun by PM TOdi. Tom lulta-
movie pitched the fiHt eight and a
third innings fUr Tulsa. giving way
TO Haugland when he yeskcncd and
4. a A.. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

-~Mbnday--Will be JIM
my Burke's day at McNulty park,
The popular center fielder, who ~
to be wed to Misc Mildred Shields
soon aftYr the close of the soaso l.
IA the recipient OF a unique we'd
ding gift from President Jim Craw-
ford OF the Tulsa club. lie In TO get
tho Tulsa clubs entire share OF the
gate receipts OF Mondays game with
Omaha.
It's up to Tulsa baseball fans to
say whether this testimonial ls very
substantial. If the bugs turn out
like there IL everys Indication that
they will the Burke ncstegg will be
a golden one.
islfke, who f.rs; played with Tulsa
way back In 1912 In the old Western
association. always has been one OF
the most populat players with Tulsa
fans In the outfleid, whore Jimmy
beio ass he Is star. having few
n any peers as a fly chaser. He
also Is valuable as a utility man and
has played every position except
pitcher in a Tulsa uniform. He Is n
timely and dangerous hitter with a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

Totals lH no - no Tlhls "a 23 ~ no
xBs;;ya far IamieHuu lu seventh
NHHttod Tor Young IN seventh.
Score by innings
Sioux city ..rts..s.ssnl0 100 leo
Joplin .... ....... .....02I no b2N-it
summary; Two-baso hlts-Lrard. Rohi-
son. Wagner ?. Smith Thrse-hase hits
Watson, Christensen, Mueller. Sacrifice
hlts-HatboT Watson Graham, Mueller,
Youug. Base on balls--uff Glasor L. uff
Tesar I, of Young ?. struck out by
Young L. by Williams j. Earned runs
and hits-ou Olaser ana ~ IN innings.
of James Q and 2 IN innings. OFF Tcaar
and . In 2 innings, or Young Z amt '
IN iunings off Williams o and I In Z
innings. Left on bases--SiouX city y.
Joplin To- Double pla}u-b bstrrgRrd TO
teard 20 Nets STOLEN baaes--lIarbor
Leard, Wagner, Mueller Hit by pitcher
-Rnbison BY Young Passed bRtl--Query,
Runs-Harbor MrtE, Robson. Mari wat.
SON query. Glzscr 2 Christen-en. Robert
son Wagner 3, Kennedy, Mueller 3, SpcAs
g. smith Wiiliams ErTors-Leard, Oa-
tergard, Marr. Watson. ChriHtonsen, Ham
ilton Robertson 2, Wagner, Kennedy
and Fitzpatrick Time
--Dno hour and i5 minutes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

faculty for driving the ball.
Though his venture in the ma IA
gerial ranks turned out unfortun-
ately, the oilers plunglng deep into
the cellar In the spring lad early
summer under his guidance. Jimmy
never lost his popularity. He had
an ironclad contract for the season,
but when the team slumped so badly
II was he who suggested that Bill
Clymer be brought here to pull the
squad out of the depths. Stepping
dcw1 from 7 manager TO player,
Burke continued giving his services
and II was his graceful acceptance
OF this situation that made such a
hit with Prsxy Jim Crawford.
Burke day" tickets have been on
sale for the last two days and there
has been "A considerable dema I'd for
thGm. They may be had at the
Smok ewen. Young Brothers, Indian
Trading company, Tulsa Baseball
club offices In the Kennedy building,
Id from Ed Shields and Nlcx Rem
ackel.
The game Monday between Tulsa
and omaha Will be started at 3;S0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Military Academy schcduIc.

CLAREMORE. Sept. 24.-The re,
mainder OF the football schedule OF
the Oklahoma Military academy
which opened the season by defeat
Ing Chelsea high school here Fri
day, ls as follows:
sept 29.-wilpurton school OF
Mines, at Wilburton.
Oct 7.---Chickasha high &chooi
at Claremore.
Oct 14.--Miami School OF Mines
at Miami.
Oct 21.--Muskogee high school
at Claremore.
oct. 2S,-Northeastern State nor
mai. at Tahlcquah.
Nov. i.-Chilacco Indian school
al Ciafemote.
Nov. 1i,-Open,
Nov. 1S--Open,
Nov. 24.--State Business college OF
Tonkawa, at Clsremore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Second rame-score

Nbatcd Tor SchaIk IN nlnth-
Score by innings:
chicago ,..............t60 o20 303-is
Philadelphia ..... ,..... 900 900 0Oi-- /
summary; rwo-base hits-Sheely 3,
Mcclellan. MuiIigan. Mostn, Barrett
Three-base hit--E. Collins. Home run
Strunk. Base on halls--off Freeman 2.
Oft Wolfe I. OF Keefe !. Oft Bishop l. Oft
Faher ? struck out-hy Keete 4. OF
Bishop ?, by Faber ?. Runs Mcclellan n
g. Strunk Z, Edward, Collins T. Hooper 2,
Sheely ?, Mostii 2. raber, Barrett. Err
rors-Faber, c. Walker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
OMAHA TIGHTENS
GRIP ON SECOND
Beat Holland Men 5 to 3;
Miners Bury the Sioux;
Rain at Wichita

OKLAHOMA CITY. sept. 7i--omahS
strengthened Its hold on second place to-
day by defeating Oklahoma city. . to ..
Haney saved tho game 10 the eighth
inning when with tho bases tilled and one
down, he knocked down Puts liner which
would have gone for two bases and turned
II into double play.
groFas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

VFWFF ny IHUTUh0s
Fort Worth ............O04 o2O ago-li
Memphis ..............00 0Ol 0l0- 2
Summary; Two-base hits-Sesrs O.
Hoffman 4, Kraft, Stcllbauer, Mcmillan ..
YocXcy, Hungling. Homo ruu-CAmp
Double plays-Haley to Kraft, Wachtel 20
HaNorth TO Kraft, HcMillan to Yothsy e
McLsrry. Bases on balls--off Johns T. on
Tuero /, off MOZART 2. Struck out--by
John s. by TuerO ], by MOZART J. Runs.
CoomhA 2 Sears 2. StellbaNicr g. KRAFT Q.
Rlgney, Drown, Camp. ETrors-Risney
MCMILLAN, williams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Phn,d.Irhl,
thltann

NBatted for Kerr In fifth,
sS3atted for Frnnef In ninth.
Score by innings
NhgAtp -ass sss's'sss sVWV ual VVV-1
Philadelphia Gee. .. .....OOt 900 O0x--7
summary; Two-bass hits--Strunk g
witt galloway. Three-base hits-McClel-
Ian. Muliigan Home run-Dykes. Stolen
bases Mcclellan. Perkins. Double plays
Mcclellan to Collins to Sheely. McCf-l-
Ian 20 Sheely to Mullgan. Base on balls
off Kerr 2. off Fenner ]. off Rommel 2.
struck out--by Rommel l, by Fenner l..
Runs-McClellan, Strunk. Mulligan, Mos
III, Dykes, johnson. Galloway 2, Brazil g..
Rommall Errors-kerr, Dykes Gallo
way, Galloway
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
rlrnin. Nc. ont MN

pfTTGHURpH. Sept 2f-.ritfHburFn de-
fratrd Philadelphia today. t0 In q
game where the lead alteruatrd several
times The homo team finally broke "a
10 2 tie IN the eighth by scoring two
runs on singles by carey aud Marauvillo
Philadelphia threatened In the ninth. scuf-
ms one run on two hits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

PHILADELPHIA sept 2i,--Phnadei-
phla and Chicago split double.header
today the Athletics winning the first, 7
10 and the white SoS taking the second.
is 20 Z, The visitors collected ~ hits for
IS bases IN tho second contest. Strunk
made three Of them. inciuging home
run. and sheely got four throo Of them
doubles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

HNiNUlafN. 7 NN" fHHH UiI" fNliHfI fIHnn
kinK Double ulags.Gooch 20 Marnn
vile. AsrsnviH. to TisgHsy Gooeb to
uarnhart Smith to knnotchy. base on
hrii. of RinE 2. or Morrison 9 struck
by rims ?, by Morrison 7. Wild
pitch--Morriaon. Runs Konttchy 7.
Carey haranvnie natnhart. urlmm. Err
fnrs-AmIth. MIllinms Nnher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
1y Gives oilers 9th in Rodians Blanks Ya1ks 60 Second

pennoch Three base hit--Tobin. Double
plays-Lae (unassisted). McManus TO Lee
10 sisler. slsler (unassisted). Base on
bAiia-on Davis 2. struck out-by Fen
mock 4 Runs-Tobin. Mclnnis, PenuocN.
Errors Elierhs, Davis.
NnA-.uM lfnra-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

rnattod Tor UHHtou ln ninth.
aRHet'ad Tor HarurH lu ninth.
Score by Innings
New York ............. DtG O0n onO.t
H. Louis ........ ... 8oI iug I0E-N
summary Two base hits Burma Gle.
mons Three base hits. MueHcl Mrurnry.
Mueller. Double play. lhnrrur fH Kelly.
BaA0 on baiis.HpO Durk T. Oft Tarnrs 4.
Struck uutHby Donk 3. BY Ufrr"H q,
HunHH bancroft. Ynuug. Kelley. Mr4Hsl J.
Smith. Fournirr stock HurnHby Mueller
@ tlempnR e. ErruraH-Htuch HUruHby,
ki,nliDr Hunk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

CINCINNATI, Sept. -4Brookiyn de-
f-atcd Cincinnati today 4 To In 10 In
ningH. with two out and nono on base
In the ninth, Meyers double and a single
BY schmsndt tied the score, when John
sou doubled In the tenth brooklyn scored
two runs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

For opening eggs a scissors like
implement has been invented,
equipped with metal strips to hols
and egg firmly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Wa,aiasisp
osuoit

xflattcd for TaYener In fourth.
xxBattcd for Sargent In ninth,
Score by innings;
Washington .. ...... OIL O03 O0N--5
summary; Two-base hits--Johnson
Haumann 9. Three base hits--ShhnkH
stolen base-Shanks. Double play--Noung
to Blue. Base on balls-on Johnson 8,
Oft Oldham T. Struck out--by johnson 8,
by oldham 2. wild pitch-Johnscp
Runs--YounE, Harris. Rice 2, GoHlin
johnson. No errors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

During PA days Of observation
the error of the Westminster clock
~ midnight was found to have ex-
CCcdcd three seconds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Miners Win Hatfc.t

JOPLIN, sept. 2t--Joplln buried the 500
under an avalanche uf hits here this
afternoon and won ire, fur-au game that
was r,ulotc with loose fielding as we'll as
terrific smuggling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

won It's siGth straight game today, de-
teating Detroit. s to !. The locals batted
Oldham npportunsly In three innings,
johnson. while frequently In trouble, was
strong In the plncheA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Davis IN iron Man" stunt.

BOSTON. Sept. 2t.--The Red soS split
even In a double header with the Browns
to-day winning the first, 2 to / and losing
the second, n to 0. Davis pitched both
games tor st. Louis and after dropping a
tight duel 10 pennoek tossed fine six
hit shutOut
Etraf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

Evans O'Neiil. Three base hu-Nood.
Double plays Burns tunassistedl, Wambs
ganss to Burns TO Scwell. Base on balls
off Harper S. OF Shawkey =. off Uhle
9. struck out-by Harper I. Huns
Jamieson Wood. Gardner, burns, O'Neill
?. uhle J. ErTors--Gardner. Miller ?.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

NNI1NTIWW tut NHTTVT III TTh0TW7
Score by inninga.
Omaha ...... .........ait 100 OO0--6
Oklahoma CITY ..sHHH .f.. VNO wa OuV==A
Summary Two base Initiate. Three.
base hits-lfRney. 'brion. Sacrifice hits
aHituney. Davenport. Stolen bRscs-Isell-
welt Moore. base on hallsHoff Jolama Z,
ou Davenport 1. Struck oui--by carter 1.
by Stuuor I. by Ysagsr 1, by J-isms 9
by Davenport q. Runs and hita-Off
salisbury and z In lnninEe. OFT Garter
and 1 IN 3 innings, OF steiner aaa I
IN I inning. off NeaEor and In 2
innings. OFT Jclsma and IN as In
nlug0 of Davenport and In l-a in
nInEs Double play Haney TO Lingle to
HEnry Lett on bUHcH-a omaha T. Okla
huwH city y Runs GislRsnu 2 HAnsy
p.Hricu, Massey. Graham, Heauy, Hunaer.
Errors Griffin. Ucatly, RunhCr Um-
ptrcg- Buckley and burnside Timc--One
hour and 80 minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

zBatted for OardOuter In eighth.
aNItan for Ruther In eighth
EzsHEtted for Ward ia ninth,
NiRtted for Markle In tenth.
Score by innings;
bTouhlyn .srss stss+sssVVl Hat aUi E--i
Cincinnati ,... ......O70 O0b 600 "a
summary Two base hits-Hargtave,'
Meyers, Johnson Three-base hit--Har-
grave. Double plRys-nohne to Kopf 10
Fonaoca, Gardonlet 10 Ward 10 Schmandt.
Base on balls--oH Markle 2, Oft Oardonier
2 Oft Schupp 1. struck out--hy MArkie
4, by uRrdnnicr 7. Huns-Olson, Meyers.
Ward, Taylor, Fonseea. Duncan. Errors
--1ardoulor
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NiBattcd for knudlcr In ninth,
NxIiattcd for ilhugland In ninth.
swimming ran ~'Ord with one out.
Score by Innings;
81. Joseph ........ 900 500 3O2--S
Tulsa ............O OOt Ott OLD
Summary; Two bnsc nitz---DhViH,
VI. Mcdonald z, iIcvinR, Brnnnon,
Hurkc 2. Nufcr. Home ruus--Itshcr,
Todt, Sacrifice hit--1Ndt. Double
piays~---I,rnnnun, McGlnnis and StI-W-
art; stewart. McGinnis and Brannon.
Pitching rccori--off IuknnOVlc u
runs. II hits In = is innings. Hasc
on bniis---uff Luknnoyic Z, Uovllk 4,
HsG.,snd :. STRUCK p.'-.-ny H"yliL
y, buknnOvlc q. wild pitCh,~s-IIov-
III 4, Hauglhnd 1. Winning pitcher
IInuglnnd. Left ON bascs--ruisa IA.
~. Joseph 10. Time of gamc--1NNo
hours and minutes. tmpircs--
Christian ana Ormsby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

xBstcd Tor Myers in eighth,
Score by innings. 80
Uos'on ... ... ...... 600 900 900 o
Summary; Two.basc hits--Eilerbc 2.
McManus :. Leibold, DAVIS. Hlsler. sever
cid Three-base hits--Lce, Davis. Home
n--Ellerbe stolen basc--slsler, Double
plays-Colllns 20 Foster, Lee to McManus
10 sIsler Bat on balla-of Meyers l.,
on Davis 2. Runs-Eilotbe .. slser, VIII
liatns 2, jacobson. severed 2 McMenus,
Loe. Errors McManus. Ice. Lelbdid,
u,atar qrott
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

xBAttod for Stoner In sixth,
NNBatted for Carter In eighth.
Score by inninga.
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The ScOrebOard
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.
~ TULSA ., ST. JOSEPH :,
At Oklahoma tNN 3. omaha s.
Al Joplin ~. Sioux city 4
At Wichita Des Moines, rain.
National League.
At 81 Louis d, New York 4.
A. Cincinnati 2, brooklyn
A. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2.
A. Chicago Boston, no game rain,
American League,
A. New York %. cleveland o
At Boston go, ST Louis I.ll.
At Philadelphia IL. Chicago as.
A. Washington g. Detroit g.
American Association.
At Columbus Is. Milwaukee q.
AZ Toledo 6.l2. Kansas cry 5-A
At Louisville o. ST. Paul T.
At Indianapolis 1-b, Minneapolis 81
GAMES TO-DAY.
Western League.
ST JOSEPH AT TULSA
Omaha at oklahoma CITY.
Sioux city ~ Joplin
uca Muincs Ht wichita
National IsaEuT.
Now York AZ ~ Louis
boston at Chicaga
Br0oklyn az Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American League,
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington,
American Association.
Milwaukee AZ Columbus.
Kansas city ~ Toledo
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
ST. Paul at Louisville.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Oil League Averages

The following are batting averages fur
the oil league for the 1891 season;
Nat.. IuT A 10
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-27


The nose for news of Phoenix
reporter may be the cause OF the trial
of Senator Ralph Cameron on a
charge of perjury, contained in an in
dictment returned in June by the FED
eral grand jury in Phoenix.
The mystery of how the indictment
against the Republican senator from
Arizona was kept secret and not act
ed on for almost four months was
cleared up yesterday by the receipt
from Phoenix of the inside story OF
the Indictment
Here it is:
The indictment was filed on June
%, 1921 On that date a certified
copy of the charges was transmitted
to the department of justice, in Wash
ington. ID. c. 1t was apparently the
intention Of officials at Phoenix to
refrain from making the indictment
public until Washington authorities
either took Senator Cameron into GUS
tOdy or decided not to take any action
against him. Arriving in Washington
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-27
Veil Of Secrecy Is Lifted
From Cameron Indictment
BY Reporters Curiosity

ment might have been returned
against him for the alleged use of
large funds during his campaign. but
declared the charge filed by the ted
eral grand jury was the work of "po-
litical foes and that he could dis
prove the allegations of the indict-
ment.
Attorney General Daugherty, said to
have had a copy of the indictment in
his department for several months.
said he had nothing to say" He is
sued no statement as to whether he
had investigated the charges against
the Republican senator or of what
action, if any, he would take in the
matter.
And that is how the issue stands:
Senator Cameron was indicted four
months ago. no action has been taken
against him by the attorney general
of the United States and just what
action will be taken is not known.
ANY further news on the Cameron
indictment will probably come from
Washington. If any action is taken.
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the indictment was again kept from
the public gaze, nor was any mention
of it made by the attorney generals
office.
Just how long the charges against
Senator Cameron might have been
kept under cover is not known. What
ever attempts were made to keep it
from the public failed several days
ago when Phoenix reporter. work
ing for a Republican newspaper. hap
pened to gain access to the minute
book of the clerk of the federal court.
without the permission of that Off
cial The reporters gaze fell on an
entry that attracted his attention. 1t
was the notation of the indictment re-
turned by the u. 5. grand jury against
Senator Cameron.
Then the Indictment ceased to be
withheld from the public. Within a
few hours the Associated Press had
flashed word of it to every section of
the country Senator Cameron issued
statement declaring some indict-