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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
JACK ADDS TO CAMP
Leo Houck and Herman Miller 90
Aid Champion I'm Trainlng--,Jack
Wants Rugged Trainers.

ATLANTIC CITY, May 11-Leo
Houck and Herman Miller will help
Jack Dempsey prepare for his bat
tic with Georges Carpenter July .,
he said today.
These rugged Pennsylvania glove
swingers are to be numbered among
the huskies who viii catch Demp-
sey's pitching AT Airport.
II want strong, aggressive fellows
chaps who will tear into me I'm ear
nest" he told the writer. n he
licye Houck and Miller viii he val
uable sparring partners. There viii
be others, too"
Dempsey went on the road today
as usual. Later in the day he aid
some light work In the Acrodromc.
whore ring has been fitted up.
Work Of building tho outdoor arena
Is progressing rapidly A big force
Of carpenters are at work and with
In 10 days the blCachcrs and ring
Will be completed and fenced in.
Dempsey ia living IN a two-storv,
frame house. II is one OF two dwell
ings located on a plot formerly used
by an aviation field Beside tho
house is the airdrome, and smaller
building, which rs being fitted up as
"A shower bath and will also serve as
Dempsey's rubbing room
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Southwestern League

INDEPENDENCE. kan. May II.
Ih' Producers hit ut viii today ana
d'i'H'.j Miami boy score of rs TO !.
IN" independence club got Is hits
or OCT and podc. rho Producers
thuIaiod aoypn two base hits,
S.oro by Innings 10. H. H..
Miami .....oo0 GOO 100 I Il 2
int'nd gO2 b?o l2N-tS 1S .
Inticrics Oat. Dodc and SIMMER.
Al'sn and trommc.
TITrSRURG Kan. May H..
Meadows. late ur Oklahoma Clty.
wa easy for @1pulpn today and the
N1itha WON tho series opener To .
It'mw"I trd scott of tho visitors
Nli hard and timely The league um-
p!rr Jailed TO appear and players
oftucttod.
Score r.. H. T.
sapu.pl ..oot o3o O2t ia .
ItlHhWg ..6l0 00t 600. q 3
Morris and llodgc Meadows and
kIcNcuau.
PARSONS Kan. MAY n. South
crlaud bvstcd Noctrrr iu a pitchers
battle here today and Muskorcc con-
tnucd its winning streak, tasmg the
game TO T.
Score by innings r.. II T.
MuskogCo ............
Parsons ............. Il
Souihcrland ana Ronitncc. Roct
scr ana Wallace,
COFFEYNtLLE. Kan. NAV H.
Tn" Bcarcats ran wild in tho last
twn innings. winning from Coffoy.
willie IL 90 ..
Score by innings. Il H. T.
bartloEvillc 100 o03 0as ia - q
coffcyville 100 Dl0 IGK--- Z
Farnum, Wiley Lrcdy and John
son; Tice and Clanton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
BeiieUe Boy Stole
Horse and Cart rf
Man Who Befriended

O. L. Noble. 16 North Wheeling,
carrier for the Tulsa World. is
tho loser Of n horse and cart as
result Of his hospitality According
to Noble. he was delivering papers
on his regular route IN the rcsi-
donco section early Wednesday
mqyning when accostcd by ~ ~
yoar-old hoy who gave his name
az Pat Wood ana asked for q ride.
Noble good naturodly assonted and
after delivering his route took the
hoy with him 10 the blacksmith
shop 10 have his horse shod. when
Noble returned two hours later.
the horse and cart, together with
the boy, were gone.
lnquirleH at the boy's home ro-
vcaled that no had not been seen
for over two weeks, hia parents
knowing nothing OF his whcrea-
bouts. No trace Of either the boy
or tho horse and cart had been
found up 10 late hour last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Girl Asks $25, 400 of
Fort Worth Oil Man

FORT WORTH. Texas. May IL
Attorneys for Dorothy u. Parry. of
Los Angeles, Cal, iato Tuesday filed
breach Of promise suit against \
II. Bradley. oil operator. asking
$4,000 damages. In tho petition
she alleges that they met In jan
uary 1919. In Los Angeles. and that
they agreed to marry; that in the
latter part of the month he moved
To Fort Worth TO enter business here
and from that time until June hs
wrote her love letters and urged
her to come to Fort Worth In order
that they might be married
Sho alleges he postponed the mar
ringo until December. when she
moved back 10 Los Angeles, doubt
ing his intention TO marry her.
She says that she advanced Brad
Icy $4,000. mono OF which has hsen
returned
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Omaha Slabmen Yield IA Hits;
Tom LukanOvic in Good Form
. Parker and Query Slam
Circuit Clouts-
Query Leads
BURKES FIELD WELL
Make Only One Error While
Buffaloes Have Six Mis-
takes in Field
By LARRY DALEY.

shaking the ink that has per-
ssteutly hoyored over them since
leaving home on their first road
trip, the oilers yesterday won the
second game OF the series from the
Omaha Buffaloes, 10 to /. Jimmy
Burke and his men found their swat -
ting optics, uicking Baumgardner
and Davenport, Buff slabmen. for
IA safe blows, including five extra
base drives, two OF them, by Parker
and query home runs.
Omaha Hits Scattered.
Tom Lukanovic was in fine form,
holding the Bluffs to eight hits and
in only one inning. the first. in
which, Omaha scored its only run,
was In danger. Lukanovic kept the
Buffaioes' hits scattered after the
first inning and did not allow over
a h.t an inning thereafter.
The oilers accorded the effective
pitching Of the young right-hander
consistent and at times brilliant
support frankie Thompson aiding
IN particular in turning back Omaha.
only one error was made by the
Oilers and that was not costly.
Baumgardncr was touched for
three runs and four hits and was ro-
tired in tho fourth inning with
men on bases and none out. Dav-
export. elongated youthful right
handler, then took up the Omaha
mound burden and was more inct-
fectiye than Baumgardner, permit
ting 10 runs and as many hits In
five Innings.
Buffalo Errors Costly.
While their pitchers were easy
for the Oilers to hit the Buffalo de-
fense crac ked Six errors are
charged the visitors. all their mis-
plays aidinG in the Oilers run GET
ting.
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spRINGFIEID. Mo- NJ
SHUT0UT FOR HOPKINS
Duffs Effective Pitching Backed H.,
Good support and Cadillac
Is Beaten 4 To u.

Brubaker. backed by a strong in
field defeated Duff with "A weak in
field IN a hard fought game at the
Auto League park Wednesday, 4 To
o. The two pitchers were about
even, but errors of the Cadillac
squad let in three runs. willis hit
a circuit drive for the only earned
run of the game, his four-ply blow
being the first that has been made
in the park this season
I.ewis-Marsh corporation will play
EVans-lIoward at the League park
in Country club district Friday.
The score:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

The third and tho final Tulsa
Omaha game OF the series is played
Today 1t starts at AIS o'clock,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
COSDEN BEATS TEXAS
Visitors i'm Fourth Observation-Disclosures
and Chancellor in Slab Duel
Gypsy Ns, Carter To-day,

CosdOn won their fourth success
sivc game in tho OH league last cvo-
ming at McNulty park when they put
five over the plate against two Of
Texas. Both teams used two pitch
ers. who yielded four hits TO each
side. The feature OF the game was
the fast fielding of Paloue a. me
center garden for Texas palune
looks like one OF the best I'm the
league,
This evening at McNulty PARK
GYPSY Will meet the Carter team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
PLAN ATHLETICS
Athletic Association Is
Organized Form
Ball League s

Al re- mootius last weck the sun.
day school Athletic association ~
Tulsa was formed and will be- in.
oorppratcd under tho laws Of the
state of oklahoma within fow
davs. This association was formed
with n view 10 promoting athletics
and kood fellowship among the va.
rious sunday schools of Tulsa. Tho
following officers were olected;
President W LOWS Baker of the
Wrist Christian; vice president.
Homer Swift Of tho First Prosby-
torian, SECRETARY r. G. Hughes OF
tho First NJ r.. treasurer. a. NJ.
Harris of the circuit NJ u.
This association will stage athletic
contests among the various SUNDAY
schools ot Tulsa ANA will work IN
schools IN the promotion Of ath
lcttcH Tho baseball schedule for
the season 1891 has been drawn
up and adopted and will be pub
lishcd within few days.
The baseball LEAGUE for this sea
son viii consist Of eight teams from
az many Sunday schools. First
Christian, First Presbyterian. First
NJ. EY Boston Avenue NJ. r.. Col
lcgc nm Presbyterian, Orcutt NJ. r.
Emmanuel baptist. Grace NJ. n.
Games will be played AZ Ice stadium
and University of Tulsa diamonds.
Leo stadium having boon leased for
The summer by the association for
this purpose.
All games viii start AZ G r. m.
first games Monday evening on botn
diamonds. Tho association also In.
tands To promote a tennis tourna.
mont this fall and basketball
league this winter. with the various
sunday schools OF the city ss con-
tenders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Wray Query was the Oiler stick
leader with three drives in five
uips. In addition 10 hitting a cir
cult olout, Query slammed a two.
play blow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Red 10, Def..t White ,,o...

CHICAGO. May l1.---WildnerH aud care.
lesuncss on tho part OF Murennan was
responsible Tor Boston scoring to .
victory over Chicago today Mulrennan
walked eight men and Win man on
first and thifd he tried 10 take u throw
rom schRlk with ono hand ana futnblnd
the bail which allowed tho visitors 10
score their second run In tho third inning
Two walks In tho fourth, coupled with
two hts sont In the winning run. pennorh
was Int hard. but managed TO keep tho
hts Hcatter"d The batting Of Hooper and
MenoHky ANA the fielding OF Mulligsn
featured the game,
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-----~---y y-------------------
FALLS 13 STORIES, TO LIVE
Both OF Lawyers Legs Broken. But
lie WIN Recover.

NEW YORK, May ii.--Stephen
Barker, a lawyer living In Short
HIS, y. j., carly today walked In
his sleep out OF a iSth-story window
in his apartment on Fifty-ninth
street and fell eight stories to tho
roof of AN adjacent building. Physi-
clans said he had a fair chance for
recovery, although his skull was
fractured and his legs were broken.
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Every oller got at least one hit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Jack Lelivelt continues his hard
Sugsing. The Buff first baseman
was yesterdays batting leader with
nree hits in as many times AT bat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
GAME
WON BY TIGERS
Great Base Running Is
Feature Ruth Tries
to Steal Home

DETROIT Stay ~ . Detroit won a
frertarul"r game from Ncw work. today.
4" D. ntse running bN ,obh and Rush
esd steady pitching by both uoyt and
sutherland were features. Detroit won
tho gamo IN the eighth Inning when Cobb
hluffei a steal Bush stealing home. Ruth
attempted 90 steal homo tn tho thitd in
ning, but was caught ~ tho plate Ruth
STRUCK out In the first inning. with two
men on tho bases.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
GAMES TODAY.
Mestern Iengmr.

OMAHA At TULSA, 4.Ii O'CLOCK.
st. Joseph at Oklahoma city.
, Des Moines at wichita.
Sioux City at Joplin
National Ieagnc.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
American League.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.
American Association.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas CITY,
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at st. Pau.
Texas League.
San Antonio at Shreveport.
Beaumont az Dallas.
Galveston at Fort Worth.
Houston at Wichita Falls.
southern Association.
Little Rock at Atlanta.
Nashville at Mobile.
Chattanooga az Birmingham.
only three games scheduled.
Western Association.
Okmulgec at Springfield.
Fort Smith at Pawhuskd.
Drumright at Henryctta.
Chickasha at Enid.
Southwestern League.
Sapulpa at Pittshurg.
Nuskogee a. Parsons.
Miami at Independence.
BartiesNiilc al COffCyyille.
Tulsa oil League.
Carter vs., Gypr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Wdseda University Wins
From Northwestern III

CHICAGO, May li.--Thc Wasedn
uniNrsity, Japan. baseball cam. won
the second game Of its American
tour, defeating Northwestern UNI
vcrsty " ia J today. While the in
vaders were making IA hitH the
American team was held 10 two
safetlcs by the Japanese pitchers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
40 Students Poisoned
Eedting Chicken Salad
ny Associated Pres. state wir-.

WOODWARD. Okla. May H.
Forty senior students and 20 alumni
Of the Woodward high school were
accidentally poisoned by chicken
salad served at an alumni banquet
at the high school hero today. No
deaths so far have been reported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.
Al TULSA 10, OMAHA T.
~ Wichita 4-G, Dcs Moinos g-5.
A. Joplin as. sioux city i3-2
At Oklahoma CITY g. ST Joscph 4
National League.
Rev York Z. ~. Louis I
~ BROOKLYN ?, Cincinnati ii
~ Philadelphia S. Chicago 1a
AT Boston ], Pittsburgh o.
American League.
~ Detroit ., New York
~ 50 Louis !, Philadelphia o.
~ chicago % Boston
Al Cleveland II. Washington l.
49, American ASsociation.
At Milwaukee 9, Toledo e..
At Minneapolis o. Iouisyilie T.
A. 81, Paul @. Indianapolis II.
~ Kansas city-Coiumbus. no game
rain.
Texas League
~ Dallas 3. San Antonio T.
At Fort Worth 6. Houston 2.
At Shreveport l. beaumont ..
~ Wichita Falls u. Galveston 10.
southern Association.
~ Mobile I, Memphis T.
No other gfStes, rain.
Western Association.
At Pawhuska Z, Fort Smith /.
AZ Enid @, chickasha g.
At Henryetta Z. Drumright ..
At Springfield -Okmulgec, no game, rain.
southwestrrn League.
At Pittsburgh 2, sapulps Z.
At Parsons !, Muskogeo o.
AZ CotfeyNtlle 2, Bartlrsville s.
At Independence IS. Miami T.
Texas Oklahoma League.
At sherman l3, Bonham IS.
At Ardmore 3, Paris ?.
At Graham 4. C!eburnc Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Bob Waugh Hits Referee
When He Loses Decision

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May ill.,
Tommy Carter lightweight of ~
Paso, won the referees decision over
Bobby Waugh Of Fort Worth at the
end Of a sl0-rouud bout hero last
night, Becoming ouragcd at the
referees decision, Waugh hit the
referee a blow on the head.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Sf LOUIS. May iI.--shockcr ana Moore
engaEed In pitching battle today but
on balls paved tho way for ~ Louie
only run, while Philadelphia was unabio
90 score. After Williams had walked ia
the second inning, jacobson singled ia
center FOR the only clean hit Off moore.
Wllliams taking third aud Rroring when
MGManus hit Into - double play,
Tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Sinclair Beats Central
National Bankers M

Sinclair yesterday defeated cen.
tral National ~ to In the Tulsa
Bank league simmons allowed only
ono hit tor Sinclair, while he and
his mates garnered IL or Martin.
The score
sinclair .....,..... 033 233 0--14
Central National. ... 100 O0O o. I
summons and Sylvies; Martin and
Davidson
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CLEVELAND Nay cleveland ceIe-
lrhied the raising ~ her first worlds
haupionship pennRut today by defeating
Washington, ~ 10 J. The champions drove
walter johnson from tho box. bunChins
seven hits with five errors. WHMingt
scored ita only run when Charity, batting
Tor Courtney. doubled ana scored when
Wood threw the bail into tho duE0ut after
catching Judgc'B rs.
Tho sforsH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Charter Membership
Closes Here May n

chapter will he the first in the state
At a meeting ~ the auxiliary Tues
day night al al South Boulder ave
nue. one committee reported assist
auce 10 the family OF war veteran
in financial straits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Robins MAKE ,,lts Coun,.

HROOkLYN May ii. urooklyn made
u two straight from Cincinnati today.
defeating ifo Reds 20 4. although the
NisiturH made more than twice as many
hl,s, Tho SuperhaH punched hits OF Mar.
quHrd In the first two Innings whila
Smith Of brooklyn was aided by HeuHa .
uonal fielding. John 'on opcncd the game
with u home run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
MAN BALKS DUEL, is SHOT
Wou'dbc Pcnceaakcr Gets Shots
l'rOm ItCth DnclIIsts, Gura

CHICAGO. May II. 49, Michael
llivics stopped an old fashioned duel
here today Two men. quarreling on
the street, drew gums az Michael ap-
preached lie stepped between
them. Both fired. Both bullets
struck Michael. Tho duelcrs fled
while a policeman sent Michael to a
hospital.
He Will recover va
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summary: Two-basC hits--t,riffin.
lcliNelt. Lee, Mct,innis. Query.
Throc-base hit--Thompson. Home
runs Parker. Query. Sacrifice
hits-O'Bricn, Thompson. Wuffii,
Parker .. stolen basc--Wuffli.
Runs and hits--Off Raumgardncr 3
and I in ) innings, off Davenport 10
and 10 In 5 innings. losing pitcher
-iaumgardncr. Bases on balls
OFF Baumgardncr 1, off Daycnpart Z.
off Iukanoyic 4. struck out-i5y
Baumgardner I, by Davenport =, 10y
Lukano,ic .. Wild pitch--iukano-
Vic. Double plays-rhompson and
Parker, Thompson unnssistcd, Mas
sey and Lcilyclt. Passed bali--I.n-
gle. Left on bascs--Omaha q, Tulsa
. Time Of game hour, 30 mtn-
ntes. tmpircs--Bcckcr and An
derson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Two Arrested for Robbcry

HN HF7ocTHIt1 Fr0sH StaIe Wire.
OKLAHOMA CIHY May l1.-C,
W. Beaumcl and Lester Bradon,
both white. were arrested here this
afternoon in connection with the re-
cent robbery Of cash and bonds from
the Scott Halliburton Dry Goods
company Of this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

IIes Moincs
NHalcy out. hit by baitcd ball.
NNBatted FOR Shrivcr in eighth.
E..nn - LruLu.--

NNHaTTFH TOT NhTINCT In rIVhth.
Score by innings:
lles Moincs ...............O0 O0t 600 ot0--h
Nlchita .... .t..t.........lle 600 0gX--s
summary. Lcr on bases vienna .
Dos Moiucs I. Sacrifice hlt-Rhyne. Two.
base hts-Mlan. Beck Anderson HALEY
stolen baSc-Butler Hits.aOff Maun &
and 3 runs in "a innings. - Shrivof
, ard In z. Double pIays-Butler to
NaHhburu to Beck. Washbutn to berger
70 Beck. toffcy to Rhyme to Mueller
struck aut--Ry Maun ?, by Seilars l.
Bases on balls-Ofr shriver = Oft Maun 3
olt Scllars l. Hit by pltcher--Snlth (by
ShrtNeD. o'ConrOr tby Seliars). Cmpires--
Huckley ana Holmes. Time hour 20
minutes. Runs-Milan. Grant. Coffey, An.
derHon, Shrlver Smith. Berger East Beck
Butler 2. Errors-Moeller, Coffey, Deck
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. HN'"thlF Nh -hhNe hIth- Mr Donald,
Crosby. Thrce-base hits-Shanley, Wright
Base on balls-Harle 2 Hovlik L. Man
gum Batter hit by pitched ball--CoT-
ridon ny Harle. Struck Out--By Sails
bury 8; Hovllk !. Runs and hits-Off
Harle and in innings, or Salisbury
and IN 7. off llovliE 4 and I In Ia.
or MAugum ! and 4 in g c-3. Lett on
basos--St. Joseph ?, Oklahoms city (
Time--One hour and 20 minutes. I'm
don. Beatty, Mcdonald. PIT, Harper era.
ham, Wright, Hughes, Error- Fisher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
WITCHES WIN Z
FROM BOOSTERS
Miners and Packers Di-
vide Indians Beat
Drunymers

Nl'UITA. Kan, May wichita took
H'HII. hrtirr ftuW Dcs Mouss today
h} aihEIuE sumc sensational pinch HIT
ing Ihroc home runs accounted for the'
t"ur NlDhIta scores In tho first rAmo.
ninth. o" Wv
10 thc second game, after pes Morncs
nai Faliitl and taken a lead IN the eighth.
u"I'} won tho Fame by driving in two
runs with A double
Tho spuffs
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SEW YORK May 1.-The New York
Nationals rallied In the late innings To-Day
and defeated st. Louis. to I, In tho
second game ot the sorioa. Doak starting
ms first game OF the season, held New
York to "A scratch hit for five innings.
but he weakened and New York batted
out an earned victory.
The scUTet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

III. = v TIt.T TTE0 TETUTT T7OTTl
smith. Home run--Walkor Sacrifice hits
.-Stcinbrenncr Robertson, Smith g. Muel-
lor Bases on bslls-ON Stewart l. on
Loi1 g. of Young 2. Struck put--By
tt,~o-a-, q, by Lott .. by Young 7tlka rned
runs and hits-Of Stewart 6 runs and s
hits In innings, OF Lott and : In g.
or Young and In 3. Left on bascs-.-
haIl-Stsiubrenner tby Young. wild pitch
Young Passed ball-Graham Double
Stolen bascs-HamiIton walker Time
hour 20 minutes. Cmpires -Guthtle and
Delave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Ihnftcf momborShIp In The IadIoH'
auxiliary of Veterans OF Foreign
Wars viii be clbsad May "a. when
the final papers In application for
a charter viii be forwarded to The
national headquarters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

JOPLIN, Mo-, May ii.-Jopiin and
sioux city divided doubleheader here
today The visitors humping o'Nein and
Relscigl for l3 TO victory and tho
Minors with Young hurling air-tight ball
took the second battle. y to 2. Robinson
and walker both put the ball over the
right field fence
FIRST GAME:
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Cubs win rrom phlIlie..

PHILADELPHIA, May 1i.-=ChtcaFo out
Flugged Philadelphia today. winning, 10
To- The locals acquired two nome runs
on Wheats triple with the bases filled,
lead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Summary: Two base hits Estes
Dannenbcrg stolen bases Scott
Bnrton. H.ts-Off Chancellor I in
3 innings. of Oswalt iu innings;
off Marker 9 in 3 innings; off Beck
or in innings Base on balls
or Manker /, OF Becker ], OF
Chancellor l. off Oswalt /. struck
out--By Marker Q, hy Becker l, by
Chancellor ., by Oswalt !. Pass, a,
balls--Tillman h Umpirc---Schemel
Scorer-Norman b. Snyder. Time Of
game--One hour 10 minutes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

OKLAHOMA CITY May i.--Arer Nov
Tx ana Harle had divided free hits about
evenly FOR the first two innlnEH Salisbury
replaced Hurie ana Mangum replaced
ilpviIk, real pitchers battle ensuing
oklahoma city won, o to g. For safa-
hurys first four innings not Saint
r.a .L.I fLIaI h.En-
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Joplin.


NWNTT0U Tor N0IFOIEI In nInth.
Score by innings
sioux city ...............It0 3fi O30--i2
JoNlln co.. ...r... ...s....r.sO sOlh O2o 600 3
Summary: Two-base hits-steinbrenner
Metz g. Bowlmiller. Robinson Marr g.
Hamilton, Schenber. Three base hit --
Spcllman, Strain. Homo run r obi nson
Sacrifice hts--Metz. Mari. Bases on
balis--ON Glazer 3. off O'Noil I, off
keiscigl T. Struck out-By Glazer J. by
RcisCigl !. Earned runs and hits-Of
Glszer runs and hits in ? innings
OF oSeili Z and s Ia ?. of Rciscigl
q and 10 in 6. Left on baaes-SlouX city
s. Joplin 10, Hit by pitched hsll-Rob-
inson thv RctSciED. Balks--Reiscigl. wild
pitch Relscigl. Double pIsys-Robertson
10 krueger to Smith g. Fox to Steinbren-
mplrcs--Delave ana Guthrie. Runs --.
Fox StoInbrenner, Metz ?. Bowmllor 2.
Robinson I, Marr ., Hpcllmsn. Robertson,
Strain. Reiscigl Errors--Fox 2, Spcllman.
Robertson, CGdy.
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summary Two. base hit. RoM .. Ruth
stolen bases Bush cobb Double plnys-
Ssraent and Alnsmilh. Bases on balls
OIL sutherland !. on Hoyt I. struck out
w sutherland 2, BY Hoyt I. Ruins
Sohang, Bush. Ncach. Error Hoyt