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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
S S os Ea
M'NALLY'S WORK HAS
GOT FANS TALKING
"MinooLa Mike" Now Regarded al
One of the Heroes in Big
Series,

New York, Oct. 6.-"Can the Giants
stop Mike McNally?" today appeared
to be al moot question among world
series fa,a as that OF whether they
can halt Babe Ruth.
For "Minooka Mike as he is known
stands out as one of the big heroes of
the victory Of the Yankees over the
Giants in the first game Of the world
series.
He took his place with Ty Cobb in
the hall Of baseball notab1es by steal
ing home in worlds title game. The
Detroit manager performed the trick
in the 1909 series against Pittsburgh.
McNally made tbs steal in the fifth
inning after he had reached third on
his double and Schang's sacrifice.
Il didn't get a signal to try the
steal" McNally said with a bashful
grin, but I just figured could beat
Douglas windup and throw SO 1 start
ed toward the p1ate.''
Douglas was unprepared for the
surprising event and so was Catcher
when the pitch was made to Miller at
bat Snyder was on the opposite side
of the plate and did not reach the
runner.
McNally didn't figure in the field but
his batting and base running record
was sufficient. Up four times, he made
a single and a double and in addition
to stealing home, added another stol-
en- base to his string.
The youthful star, a native of Min
ooka, Pa. is a fellow townsman OF
Steve O'Neill, the Cleveland Indians
chief backstop. They live on the
same steet, next door to each other
and learned their baseball together.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
PITTSBURGH FANS WAGER
NEARLY 100000 ON SERIES.

Pittsburgh, Oct. 6.-Nearly 100000
has been bet in this city on the world S
series between the Giants and the
Yankees. The largest wager reported
was made at Kramera Gardens when
we'll known oil operator placed s2O,-
600 against s19. 900 on the Giants to
win. Several $1,000 bets were record
ed and bets Of $4,000, $4,000 and $500
were listed several times.
Three $500 bets were made on the
following propositions: That Kelly has
a higher batting average than Ruth:
that Ruth tops Frisch and that Young
outbats Pipp.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
X. OF G. BASKETBALL.
Local Council X. of G. Making Plans
for Coming Basketball Season

L. P. Mangan, w. T. Coholan, Law
yer D. L. Dunn, Frank McConn and
George Talbot have been named by
DAILY Council, No. IL, K. of c., to act
as a basketball committee.
The local council are making plans
to put a strong basketball team in
the field this season, and are going
to make a big effort to carry off
the state championship. The ma
jority of the veterans of last years
team are available this year, and with
the interest and spirit that is being
shown at this time, the K. of c. bas-
ketball team may expect a banner
year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
LEHIGH TO DRILL AT NIGHT.

Bethlehem, Pa, Oct. 6.-In speed
ing up for the Rutgers game next Sai
urday it became apparent at Lehig'
university yesterday that Coach Franz
Click will conduct his practice ses
sions late into the night when two
huge spotlights were erected yesterday
on the coping around the stadium to
cast their rays across the field In the
scrimmage yesterday Coach Click used
practically the same men that started
against Susquehanna in the opening
game.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
Totals $500. IS l 10 "a 16
Louisville "a. Az

Two base hits-Jacobson, Acosta.
Three base ,hits-Maisel, Meyer, Kirke,
Rallinger. Stolen bases-Meyer, Her
zog 2, Acosta, Schepner. Sacrifice hit
Herzog. Double play-Acosta and Her
zog. Left on bases-Raltimor s
Louisville 10. Bases on balls-OH
Groves 2, off Clarke 2, off Cullop /
Hits-Off Groves, in 8 innings; off
Frank in inings, off Clarke in
2 innings. Hits by pitcher-By Groves
/, (Massey); by Frank 1, (Herzog)
Struck out-By Groves 1, by Frank
,, by Clarke L. by Gallup 6. Losine
pitcher-Groves. Umpires-McGowar
GnternationaD and Connolly (Ameri
"a n Association). Time of game
hours and Is minutes
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
Odds Shift to 7 to 5
With Yanks Favored

New York, Oct. with victory for
the Yankees the odds last night shift
ed to to in their favor. The bet
ting on yesterdays game was at even
money.
eleventh hour shift to real odds in
favor of the Giants. at to 5. A lot
of western money came in and certain
local gamblers threw a lot OF money
into thu pot.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06
White Sox.

Two base hits-Johnson 2, Barber
Hooper. Wild pitch-Kerr. Struct
out-By Alexander, 8; by Kerr, 2
Eases on balls-Off Kerr, 2. Doubl
piays-Mulligan Collins and Sheely
Johnson, Collins and Shelly Umpires
Owens, Hildebrand, Klein and Nc
Cormick
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-10-06

Split bamboo fish poles are imported
from Japan to the extent of $4,000, 900
annually.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Big Louisiana Wildcat
Producer Opens NeU POOl

Smithorman and others wildcat
test located in the northeast corner
OF the southwest Of the northwest
Of 1929, Louisiana, Yesterday blew
In good for an estimated initial pro-
duction OF 600 barrels OF OH per
day The sand In tho new producer
was found from 2,S57 to 2,SG3 feet
and opens up an entirely new dccp
producing horizon for this district
as the nearest production in the
Homer pool, which Is 10 miles
southeast is found in sands at 1900
and 1000 feet. The crude from tho
now wei '0ef" g. gTar'..
The well was being drilled with n
rotary, ana six-jnch pipe was set at
a depth Of 2,775 feet several DAYS
ago, and frequent tests were made
on down, Tuesday evening, while
making the last test. tho well blew
in, throwing mud and oil over the
top OF the derrick
The well lies about % miles
southwest of Eldorado, Ark, about
a mile west Of the line Of the Louis
lana and Northwestern railroad. and
II is expected that there viii be n
big play now over the whole strir
of country from Fldorado southwor'
TO Homer. This whole section Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Important Operations in the
Okmulgee District

Tho No. Holleyman OF the
Lyons Petroleum company. located
in the southeast corner of the south
west Of the northeast OF 6-12-l3. is
dry and abandoned at a total depth
OF 3,0is feet
II. b. Laurer has a l00-barrel
well I'm his No. 2 Smith. located in
the southeast corner OF the northeast
of the southwest OF l9-13-13. sand
was found from 1916 to 1901 feet,
Copeland e. Wildcrs No Mick
ems, located in the center of the
northeast OF the southeast Of Is
1913, found sand from 1856 to
1889 feet, and is showing for
5000, ,000-foot gas well.
The Barbara on companys No. 6
HarJo. located In the southwest cor
ner of the northeast OF the south
va Of 30-13-13, found sand from
1856 to 1896 feet, and is good for
60 barrels.
No. Doyle OF Dencle and Others,
located In the northeast corner Of
the northwest of the northwest Of
G-l4-13, Is dry and abandoned at a
total depth of 2,12S feet.
The Rosaline oil company's No. 3
Summer. located In the southwest
corner OF the southeast OF the south
west OF 9-l4-l3, is dry and aban-
doned at a total depth OF $3.50 feet.
-MORE-MOREi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

the shutdown rules in Kansas.
committee OF Kansas producers was
appointed to meet with the executive
committee Of the association at the
latter's invitation to discuss and act
upon the shutdown rules. This Joint
meeting OF the two committees will
be held In the near future, whcro all
matters pending will be considered
and adjusted.
The Kansas operators are strongly
in favor of II protective tariff ON the
importation OF Mexican crude i'm the
United States, ana made plans at
the meeting for the organization OF
permanent association to work for
a tariff, April Ii being the date set
for the first meeting OF tho state or
ganization at Independence. The new
association was formed TO collect all
available data concerning the situa-
tion, and TO endeavor IN every way
possible 10 have the national cur-
gress pass law putting tariff on
the Importation Of crude oil from
Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
cr MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Sinclair in the Game

The Sinclair OIL corporation Is
certainly In the game these days,
and Is making n Tremendous et-
Sort 10 do its share in providing
ni,o line facilities for oil, and Is.
therefore, receiving the commonda-
,ion of oil men who are quick TO
rccognize that something Is doing
svery minute with the Sinclair or
yanIzation. and it has gone u long
Says to put the business on a bet
ter basis. -.
heon shutting down his drilling
veil is more than pleased when he
sees the activity in the pipe line
ena OF the Sinclair corporation, and
.at that there IS nothing given out
All the offices Of the company here
"a TO when the new lines Will be
completed. This much is known,
boweycr, that within so days the
Sinclair OIL corporation will have
Iaid lis lines down through the Slick
district as far as the Deener pool
in township ll-ll.
But best of all the energy dis
Mayed by the Sinclair people in con
Meeting up with tho big wilcox q
oswalt well in 20-1S-i0, is worth
mentioning. In speaking of the
ouick work Mr.. Wilcox Gays: '"rhe
Sinclair people were paying $50
dav for teamstors on Sunday In or
der TO take care of the oil; 1t was
great work and we certainly appre-
cate lt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Much NeW ActiUiiy Around
NeD Wen East Of OUaSsO

The now producer recently brought
in by Swift, Rhodes a. Johns, located
I'm the center of the southwest OF 34-
.2l-14, has certainly caused a great
deal Of excitement, and II is reported
there are about eight new opera
tions starting in the vicinity OF the
new well. There Is much discussion
regarding the sand from which the
production IL coming in this well,
some saying It is the Burgess and
some cOntendng that IL is a new
sand. 1t WAS found jJst under he
Burgess and the separation may
have just been q break In tho sand.
The new wen was drilled a lew
feet deeper yesterday, but was not
connected up TO the lines, and no
gauge was taken. II is Conscrya-
lively estimated To be good tor i50
barrels Of oil and 10,O0O,0O) feet OF
gas, and is expected TO show better
than that when completed, however
the gas pressure is 70 strong an ac-
curate estimate is impossible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Late COMPETITIONS in the
Fox Pool

The Gypsy OF company's No. !, To-
Gated in the northeast corner OF the
southeast Of the southwest OF 81
2s-3w, yesterday was drilled into the
deep pay and started out making
about $50 barrels per day. Sand was
found from 2,283 to 2,322 ieet, and
the well is flowing by heads.
The Gypsy oil cOmpdn9 also com
pletcd two shallow producers in this
district, being its No. / DoaE. locat-
ed in the southeast corner of the
southwest OF the northwest OF the
southwest Of G-2s-4w, which found
sand from 705 TO 723, and is good
for 80 barrels natural, also it, No. .
billiard, located in the center uf the
east line OF the southeast ut the
northeast of 2-2s 5w, whi,h Is tsti-
mated TO be good fer 30 barrels per
day from sand topped a. Gii and
drilled ! 9 feet IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
In the BriStolU District

Joe Abraham has a rig up located
In the northwest corner Of 2-15-g,
to drill his No. 1 Hamilton deeper
No. 3 Hamilton, located In the
southwest corner OF the northwest of
section Is rig.
Cosden & Co. are still shut down
at 3,40S In its No. Ansiel. located
in the northeast corner OF the south
west OF 36-l5-9. This lis ono Of
tho deepest tests drilled in this vi
Cinity.
Tho white oil corporation got a
dry sand from 3,120 to $3.50 feet in
their No. / Harry, located In the
southwest corner OF 36-l6-s. II Is
now shut down at 1900 feet.
Cosden oil company has lost the
hole in its No. l Knoll. located in
the southwest corner OF the south
east OF the northwest OF 36-16-S, at
total depth OF 2.290 feet, and are
now shut down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
The BdrnsdaH Corporation
in NelC Quarters

The Barnsdall corporation Is in
new quarters on top OF the world
as IL were. being located on the 10th
floor of the New Mayor building,
whore they are near the great
scenery, being in line with the river,
Turkey mountain and the hills sur
rounding Tulsa. with nothing hut a
, church spire or two to shut off the
view. The Barnsdall people have
not announced as yet the date of
the grand opening, but everybody IS
expected to attend same whenever
the announcement Is made.
The Barnsdall corporation has
been making great headway since
the announcement of its merger,
wherein 1t has acquired the Big
heart Refining company. which deal
has now been contaminated and the
Bigheart plant is now known as the
Barnsdall Refining company.
In the new Tulsa offices there will
hereafter be installed the legal de-
partment under Judge Brennan of
Bartlesyille and his staff. the pur-
chasing and engineering depart
| mcnts, also coming over from the
same town. which will add about
dozen people to the popSlation OF
Tulsa.
The Barnsdall offices occupy the
entire 10th floor OF Tuba s newest
office building, Vice Prskidcnt and
| General Manager Broomtleld being
installed in the southeast corner,
which commands n magnificent
view OF the city. Mr.. Broomfield Is
credited by President Law as being
responsible for the wonderful sue
cess the company has been making
since locating in Tulsa tow years
ago. His staff is all OF the same
mind and a more loyal bunch it
would he hard to find anywhere.
Inasmuch as this entire floor
has been laid out and built with
! special reference 10 the needs Of the
various officials Il goes without say
| ing that II is the best lighted and
arranged set of offices in the city.
| The cOmpanys recent statement,
| showing net earnings OF si.54 per
share on "A par value OF $25 a share
after deducting interest, deprecia-
ton and all taxes. has shown up TO
be in the strongest possible financial
position, the gross income for last
year for the corporation was ST.
l05,715, which is certainly going
some.
OF special Interest at this time IS
the fact that the Barnsdall Refining
company, located at BiGheart, is
making rapid strides, having six new
25,0O0-barrel water top storage
tanks nearing completion, and has
purchased so new tank cars. giving
| The refining end total OF 410 tank
| cars 10 take care Of its rapidly in
creasing business.
II Theodore BarnsdaN were 20
| drop in he would scarcely know tho
place. Looking back on the old
days in the Pittsburgh office, while
the old man was piIing up an em-
pire Of acreage and taking an in
! terest I'm about everything under the
sun that was offered he was doing
| business in offices while not so
small as things went In Pittsburgh
| IN those days, but not much larger
/ than about the size Of the account
| ing room used by tht Barnsdali
| corporation here, or probably not
! half the size at that.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Wildcat Wen North of
Billings .ShOiUiH0 oil and Gas

The wildcat tcst II tho National
OH q Refining CO., being drilled on
the Smith farm, iocl-ui In tho north
oaBt corner of 16-2f-lw, was drilled
one foot into a san1 topped a. 1873
feet, ana is making about 1900 600
feet OF gas and has a good show uf
oil. Tho casing, yhion was being
set. IS sim $50 feet of stnd, and Il
will be landed ana set before tho
well IS completed.
This well Is located about two
miles north Of the town q Billings,
and about five mics north OF tho
nearest production, hcing that OF the
Billings field. It will certainly mcun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
New Operations Started
Around WiicON Wildcat

The wildcat producer of wilcox
and Oswalt, located in the southeast
corner of the northeast of the north
east Of 20-1S-l0, is holding up very
good, and is practically making no
water nj all. The most conservative
estimates on the well range between
1900 and $500 barrels per day from
the sand topped at 2,695 feet A
test was made Of the crude yesterday
FOR water, and it showed less than
l-2Oth of / per cent of water con-
tent.
Several new locations and rigs are
reported around tho we'll Offsetting
Il 10 the south Funk and others
have a rig on the ground for their
No 1 well, located in the northeast
corner OF the southeast OF the
northeast of 20-lS-l0. Directly off,
setting the producer to the east,
Wilcox has made a location for a
well to be located in the southwest
corner OF the northwest OF the
northwest Of section 81; and
the Margery Oil company has
rig on the ground for a
Diagonal offset to the southeast
being located in tho northwest cor
Her Of the southwest of the north
west OF 2l-lS-1O. Reports on sev-
eral other new operations are eX-
pected In the next few days. Other
operations in this township are
progressing as follows:
S. l.. Johnson and others No. l
Graham, located in the northwest
corner Of 4-lS-l0 is drilling at l,lV0
feet.
Smith and others No. Berryhill,
located in the southwest corner OF
the southeast Of the northwest or
ll-1S-l0, IL a rig on the ground.
Wilcox and others No. l Helton.
located in the northwest corner OF
tho northeast Of the northwest OF
2-lS-l0, is shut at 1866 feet.
The Texas company and Matthews
test located in the southwest cor
ner Of the northwest Of 2S-lS-lO, Is
spudd,ng in.
The No. ! Mitchell OF the Sapulpa
Refining company located In the
southeast corner OF the northwest
Of 29-19-10, is drilling at l,4OO
feet.
Smith & Shrader's No. strip,
located in the northeast corner or
the northwest Of the southwest OF
2S-lS-lO, is drilling at 1850 feet.
Ihe SkeIly Oll company - TBS l!ib
up on No. Sloan, located in the
northwest corner OF the southeast
Of 29-lS-l0.
Dingwau and otheres have a rig
up for No. Sloan, located in the
southwest corner Of the northeast
OF 29-lS-l0.
No, Keifcr OF Suppes and others,
located In the southwest corner OF
the northeast OF the southeast
S6-lS-lO, is a rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

Nork That hls daughter Lillian, who
has boon spending the Easter non
DAYS with him in the metropolis. hh-
undergone an operation tor app'hdl'
cltls and is now out of all DANCE"
! n ros'er ot the Foster OH
company is i'm Now York for a few
days on business irip.
l.ouos Friedman, Muncic, Ind.
Is iu the city, having come To see h'
drilled TN. lt is making goo barrels.
Tic has another good for 80 barrels.
no. 1 va rs 22-ll
@. r.. Im'ac has resigned from his
pUa.tluu Nl,u the Carson Petroleum
romrsuy Mr.. uulsc has not an
uouuyvd his future plans.
The Garfield Petroleum company
Is tho newest addition 10 the mar
kcung concerns In tho midcontincnt
although making the mistake oi
having Headquarters at Enid Instead
ot TULSA. Tho new firm win have
for lts President j. IT, ConpheIl
formerly .3lrs manager for the Cen
cral Evin ng company, Johh J..
sharp, treasurer. ~, u. Moore, vice
president T. j. sharp, secretary j.
j. kcrlua, general manager Thr
concern Ia an outgruwth of the lively
bunch that hus hcru q part of th'
General Wctuug cump3uNs staff
which never has known that time"
wore hard and hence Is fully equip
ped to do business. The news uf the
ORGANIZATION OF the now concern lH
"a surprise as an have hccn nssuct
ntcd with Mr., Ryan toe many years
II has tho output of the FmrmounI
Refining company for starter
which is probably the reason that
Enid has been selected for head
quarters.
w. II. Ware estimates the incrcase
in gallonagc at the ftllinE stations
of the Tulsa OIL Products company
AS 20 per cent over February. THIS
ia not only truo with rctoronce To
gasoline but ia lubricmlnE oil a.
we'll In this connection IL should
be stated that the percentage OF IN
crease as shown by the statistics or
the bureau OF mines, including all
output from refincries, is 10 per
cent In three years, 1t Ia doubtle6b
true that Tulsa is not alone In the
Increased Eallunagc as the recent
demand demonstrated the fact that
Gasoline Is a mighty scarce article
am over the United states. IL looks
now AZ though by the 18th of Aprt,
as stated In yesterdays world. the
demand viii be unprecedented ana
"A runaway market In fun swing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Kansas Producers Hold
important Meeting

Tuesday night a meeting OF the
operators OF the various producing
counties OF Kansas was held at Inde-
pendence, KAN called to consider
important matters regarding the
shutdown rules as applied in Kan
sas also TO consider the increasing
importation OF Mexican crude oil into
the United States I'm competition with
the crude produced in the mldconti-
nent and other national fields.
Owing to various differences aris-
ing regarding the actions Of the Mid
Continent association in enforcing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Another Great Picture
BrO4ight to Tulsa

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Young OF
New York are at the Tulsa. Mr.
Young, who has been coming here
for the past 10 years, deserves much
credit for bringing to our city works
Of art, Of which no city In the United
States OF it's size can equal.
lie brought this time fine cN-
ample by Millet the great French
pointer OF the worlds most noted
picture, THE Angeles" which Is to
be placed in the homo of a promi-
nent oil man.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Young
will in the near future give public
exhibition of these fine paintings
owned by our citizens in order that
all may enjoy them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
With the oil Men

j. George Wright. Indian agent at
Pawhuskl, who WAS strongly urged
by his friends among the oil mon Tor
the position of commissioner of In
dian affairs but who failed 10 con-
uoct, can have the consolation OF
knowing that he ia going TO stay
among us whore his many good
qualities are so thoroughly appreci-
atcd. IL is only one more example
OF the wcll known fact, namely, that
the political game Is a hard game to
buck. what Mr.. Wright ought to
do 10 to move 10 Tulsa, get married,
and run the Usage from here. There
IS one thing sure, and that IL that
he can keep his present job as long
AZ ne wants IT, Mr.. Wright is one
among n million; he has devoted his
life to the good of the Indians
through all the ups and downs of the
various changes OF political affairs
and changing administrations, and
has at the Same time given the white
man a square deal although at
times seeming to be too severe.
II. Il. Bowsor, who was formerly
secretary and treasurer OF the Atlas
supply company and later with the
Continental oil company Of Denver,
has accepted the position of super
ntcndent Of tho refineriea and pro-
duction for the Invader OH ~ Re
filming CO.. lie will have charge of
the refinery at Burkburnett, Texas,
among his other duties.
Il. w. Mlscncr wires from New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
In The Duncan District

Tho No @ welt &C Che McNaru OF
company. located in the southeast
corner Of the northwest uf tho south
cast Of 9.ls-SW, an offset t1 The
west OF the 2,21G-fout failure dr,I,cd
hy KendriclJ Rud othurs was vcs.or-
day drillcd into the doop paw topped
.ut 2.22G foot. and at last rcp1rtH was
making salt water 10 will probably
be abandoned, and certainly limits
any extension Of tho south pool to
tho north.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
New Wen in ATkGnsus

Tho 40. ! we'll Of ,iroan & Mcpuff
located en- the northwest corner ~
tho southvost Of IN" southwest ot
5-lS-l5, Eldorado fcld. wUs Nostcr-
day drilled into TIA" Ru-s"y sand aud
started out making . 900 barrels OF
oil. Tho new fold g. Rh ipg,de loto-
ton within the boundary uf ihc pool