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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-17
Los PANOLES
|NICIARON "a SU
nUEVAOFENSIYA
FL GraL. Navarro, hecho
prisionero por los mo-
ros, fus Ilevado a Al
huCernaS

Del Scrricio Especia. para LA PRENSA"
MADRID agosto l6.-Se dice Off
cialmente que las tropas Lspaho,as
han comenZado una ofensiva contra
las tribus moriscas que hace tres Sc
manas infligieron una terrible derrota
q los espanoles y les obligaron L rcti
rarse virtualmente hasta las puertas
de Msli.la.
Tambien Sc dice que el general San
jurgo el coronel Riquelme han ocu
pado Ia ciudad de Sidi Amaran y do
minan las posiciones que controlan Ia
entrada q Ia peninsula en- que estA 81
tuada Melilla- f! caaonero Laura hi
20 fuego sobre los flancos de las fuer
zas moras, rompiendo Ia resistencia
que oponian-
Sc dice que muchos de los moros
de las tribus rebeldes estan huyendo
de las filas.
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Cuba frente a una grave
situacion de cardcter
politico y fnan-
Cier0
(POR JOHN PAGE)

relegrama Especial para sLA PRENSA".
WASHINGTON, Agosto 14.-Inmi-
nente peligro amenaZa a Cuba de una
ruina financlera polftica, con Ia pro
babilidad ademaS de una nueva inter-
vencion americana, como resultado de
Ia propuesta para ia importation del
azucar, presentada por el Senador
Fordney en- Il que Sc fila un impuesto
de dos centavoS por libra de azucar
sin refinar, sea Ia pamela Tai pre-
dicci6n Sc conuene en- un informe da-
do al Congreso por II. S. Rubens, ex-
Consejero del Gobierno cubano.
La acci6n que Sc considera en- ell
proyecto de Mr.. Fordrey, dice Ru-
bens en- una carta drigida al PreSi-
dente de Ia Comision Hacendaria del
Senado, Nr. Penrose, dara lugar un
estado tai de los nesocios en- Ia isla,
que eventualmente habra de conducir
a POGO menos que Ia anexion de ella
por los Es,ados Unldos. La propuesta
tarifa para IL importation del aZdcar,
dice Rubens, significa no solamente
Ia rapida inevitable bancarrota para
Cuba, Sino tambien un fuerte aumen-
to en- el recio de ese artfculo de pri-
mera necesidad para los consumidores
americanos
La carta en- menci5n del senior Eu-
bens, fue el disparo de alarma en- Ia
campafa Que han endereZado los pan
tadores de cana cubanos y los refina-
dores de azucar de los Estados Uni
dos contra la tarifa conrenida en- el
proyecto Fordney. Una delegation de
Cuba ha nesado recientemente a Was
hington desaroliara ciertos puntos
de vista del sujeto, ante el Comite
de Finanzas del Senado, del que el
senor Penrose es Jefe El case en- cues
tion de Cuba ha sido considerable en-
general por el senor Rubens, quien
prediee que 81 Ia tariff de los dos cen
tavos es iinpuesta, .seguiran a 81 im-
posicin los sigu.entes resultados:
"Primero: Cuba no estara capacita-
da para p~gar sus acrcedores de los
Estados Jnidos la suma de .........
S-50,0O0. 900 que ahora le adeuda-
'Segundo: Una Imitaci6n de los il
gresos a Cuba signific-rfa la mlsma
limitaci6n en- el poder de compras de
ese pals, 10 cuai afectarfa desfavora-
blemente Ia exportaci0n de los Es-
tados Unidos.
"Tercero: Cuba depende virtual
mente. en- 10 relative a atender sus
necesidades gubernamentales del pa
go de impuestos de sus negociantes.
Este sistema fiscal fue establecido en-
- =.
el periodo de Ia intervention aho-
ra una retirada de esas entradas GER
cenarfa al Gobierno cubano hasta los
lindes de una bancarrota.
"Cuarto: Bajo tales condiciones, los
Estados Unidos estarian compelidos
a anexarse Cuba
(Pasa a Ia 5a- Pax.l
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UN CONSUL QUE VA A TRABAJAR LLENO DE FE

endo beo pariotSo participation actva los
Centenaro"
Cudad, a
ha
Coona
q
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Cerca de seis miIlones de
hombres sin rabaio
en- Estados Unidos
Telcgrama Especial para IA PRENSA

Telcgrama Especial para IA PRENSA
WASHINGTON, Agcsto 16.-
Contestando una Interpolation del
Senadc, que pidi6 al Sccretario
de Trahajo. Davis, que manifesta-
ra e! nGmero de obreros sin tra-
bajo, dicho funcionario manifesto
hoy a IA Camara alta que de
los datos que habia obtenido, el
nQmero de los ''sin empleo' era
de 5.735. 900.
Las industrias manufacturers
Y mecanicas, incluyendo Ia de
construction de edific!os. son las
que muestran mayor po-centaie
de obreros sin trabajo, cuyo hume
70 Sc calcula en- 100000. dice el
misino informe. Siguen luego las
ndustrias de Ia minerfa. de trans
portes, emp'eados de oficinas, do
mesticos servicios perSonales.
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CAPTURA DEL GRAL. NAVARRO

Melilla, agosto 16.-Los moros han
llevado al general Navarro, comandan
te de las tropas espaholas sitiadas en-
Monte Arruit, A4huosnas, en- Ia
costa del Mediterraneo. d corta dis
tancia de Melilla.
Sc dice que ell general Navarro fue
herido en- una pierna al cambiarse va
rios tiros entire los puestos avanza-
dos espanoles y los moros rebeldes. no
habiendo ningun muerto de parte de
los espanoles.
Continuan llegando los prisioaeros
espanoles que ,ogran escapar de ma
nos de los moros.
Los moros h>.n puesto en- ibertad
a muchas mujeres ninos sin exigir
rescate.
Continua el despacho de tropas y
municiones a ,Melilla, de diferentes
puertos.
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e,s.ram, Especial para ''Ls 'RFNSt
LAREDO, Texas, agosto lb.-Las
nvestisaciones practicadas en- el caso
Eel envencnamiento de Ia sefora Eide
e., Garcia V tres de sus hijos por haoer
,mido pan que Sc creta estar hecho
on harina de papa. han venido acia-
,r todo el misterio del asunto. pues no
aiaba de parecer extraho que la men
onada harina. empleada en- una cantl-
d relativamente corta,-una libra pa
! cinco seis de harino de trigo'-
.ubiera causado n muerte.
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LlN DEMENTE DIO HORRIBLE
MUIERTE A JN MUCHACHO
QUE CUIDABA UNAS VACAS
Despues de dearo sin vida pegdndoe en- la cabezd con
piedras le saco los sesos le relieno e
crdneo con TERRA piedras arena

FL misno negro dice que el horror
Que lie cause aquella escena lie impidio
acudir al auxilio del muchacho, tanto
mas cuanto que no tenia anna alguna
81 era atacado por el victimario, que
manifestaba una terrible furia.
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DOS DEMOCRATAS ATACAN
LA LABOR EN- PRO DEL
REC0NOCIHIfNTO Y OTR0
SALE A LA DEfENSA DEL
REGIMEN OBREG0NISTA
PAM cruzara hoy la frontera
en- viaje a Washington
con una mission
confidential
Teleorona EsDeeial para Ia PPENsA".

Tele0ram1 EsDeeiGl pd-a LA PRENSA".
Ell PASO, Texas, agosto 16.-Alberto
]. PAM, Secretario de Relaciones Exte-
riores del Gobierno del Presidente
Obreg6n, es esperado aqui en- las pri-
meras horas de la mahana del mierco-
les( procedente de la Ciudad de Me-
Nico. i
Pani, segun noticias obtenidas en- Ia
Camara de Comercio local, viene en-
un caro- especial agregado al tren di-
recto de Mexico a C. Juarez, y cruzara
Ia frontera tras de un breye descanso
en- la vecina poblaci6n mexicana.
De El PaSo seguira Pani su viaje a
Washington a donde Sc sabe que Sc
dirige para dar cumpliniento a una mi
sion especial que lie confi6 el general
Obreg0n.
Telegrama Especial para ia PRENSA".
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cREDITo PARA LA cAM7ANA

MADRID, agosto 16.-El gobierno
espailol ha autorizado el credito de
1S4 0a0, 900 de pesetas. que aproxima
damente son s26.000,00o para las ope
raciones militares contra las tribus re
beldes en- Marruecos.
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APLAZANLA DISC CUSTOM DELI OLERA
Sc otorgmm, sin embargo,
facultades al ejecutiuo
para que legisle a re-
serua de que el Con-
greso ratiifiique o
rectifique las le
yes que expida
Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA"

Teiegrama Especial para LA PRENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto 49,
La discussion de Ia ley del petr6leo sera,
probablemente, aplazada de nuevo, en-
vista de que Ia mayorfa parlamentarfa
no quiere festinar un asunto de tanta
trascendencia y de que esta muy proxi-
mo concluir ell actual perfodo extraor-
dinario de sesiones.
Los diputados de Ia referida Mayo
ria parlamentaria han estado celebran-
do juntas en- las que Sc dice han liegado
al acuerdo anterior, de retardar hasta
Ell proximo perfodo ordinario de sesio-
mes Ia discussion de Ia ley petrolera-
Pero al mismo tempo sc habla de
que Sc otorgardn al Executive faculta-
des extraordinarias a fin de que Ia Sc
cretaria de Industria v Comercio pueda.
legislar en- Ia question del petroleo, a
condicion de que el Congreso ratifique
o rectifique mas tarde las leyes que
sean dictadas a este respecto por el
Executive.
Sc opina que esta es la unica forma
de solucionar tan pronto como Sc desea,
las dificultades existentes entire ell go
bierno de Mexico y Ell de los Estados
Unidos.
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batirse aver en- el Senado Ia cues
ton del reconCcimiento del Gobierno
mexicano, los senadores King Wat
son Sc opusieron terminantemente a
que fuera reconocido dicho gobierno,
en- tanto que el senador Ashurst sa-
li6 a Ia defensa del Presidente Obre-
g0n.
La oposici6n al reconoci,niento CO.
(PaSa q Ia 5a- Pag.)
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FORAN EAS:

Producto de dos bales cele-
brados en- Rosebud, Texas,
por Ia senoriea Herninia
Davila Y el senior Simon
GameZ .....-- -u.VV
Sociedad Nutualist<. de Agrl
cultores Hijos .e Mexico,
de Hochheim. Texas ..... 800
Sr. Felipe Sanchez.-Con-
nell. Texas -.VV
Sr. Juan ). EazqueZ--Sln-
ton, Texas .--........--..- 4.Vo
Sr. Eliseo Galvan--ChicaSc,
Illinois ........-- -----..- 1-VV
Sra. Sinona A. ALVAREZ
Rockdale, Texas .........- o.o0
Srita- Julia Alvarez.-Rock-
dale Texas .............- va
Nino Panchito Flores.-Ro-
ckCale Texas .....-.-.'-.. o'-o
Srira. Fehcitas Castelo.-
Crown King, Arizona 0.5e
Sr Roberto 5. Mendoza--
san ouintln. California .... 0.S3
Sr. Santiago Luna.-Segufn,
Texas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p.oo
Nino Iuocenta Luna-Sc-
.un. Texas .-...- -.... NO
N.io Jose Luna.-SeSuln,
.HexaS ..-.......- -. o.-'
c,-v,aoc po- el senor juan
Vs.,cia de Upland, Ca;'
fc-n,a:
Sr. Atilsno Cervantes .--..- 100
Sr. Roberto Rojas .--...... LOO
Sr. Juan Valencia .....-... LOO
coIectado por ell senior Con-
zaIo G. Gonzalez. en- San
Marcos, Texas:
Sr. Doroteo Garcia ........ o.2o
Sr. Cosrne Guerrero ....... 10
Sr. Cayetano Lopez .-..-.... 1.Oo
Sr. Eernardino Escobar ...- o-lS
Sr. Patricio Panpean o-Zo
ST. Marcos Torres ......... o.25
Sr. Ezequiel Rodriguez o.2s
Sr. Jose Cabaliero ........- 0.2S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-17
colectado por ell senior Con-
zaIo G. Gonzalez. en- San
Marcos, Texas:

(pasa a Ia 5a- Pag.)
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Pasa a "a 81. Pag.)
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(Pasa a la 5a- Paxl
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We guarantee LA PRENSA mas
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper IN the United
States.
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C,,vlaoc po- el senor juan
Vst.acia de Upland, Cd,'
fc-nia:
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(Pasa a Ia 5a- Pag.)
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LISTA DE LOS DONATlVOS PARA
LAS ESCUElAS DE DOLORES
HlDALGO, GUANAJUATO

Suma anterior S1t,213. e.
DE SAN ANTONIO:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
ARDMORE ELKS MEET
DAVIS HERE JUNE s

The Ardmore Elks baseball team Will
meet the Davis baseball team on the
local TO league diamond next Wednes-
day June s, at 4 p. IN. The Davis team
is to date undefeated and has quite a
few notable victories to its credit The
Ardmore Elks have lost but one game
during the 1921 season, when they were
defeated by an oil field team which later
met defeat at the hands Of the Elks.
On Sunday June 5. the local Elks will
Journey to Wichita Falls, Texas, where
they will cross bats with the Elk team
there, on Monday, Ju,, G. The local
Antlers defeated the W.2hita Falls or
ganization in this city in a contest play
ed during the Elk state convention. The
members Of the local team who will
participate in the game in Texas in'
cluded Nick Byrd, Lynn Boyd, j. F.
Rechtin, Gail Williams, Virgil Short, c.
E. Enloe, Will Smith, B. Phillips, Arr
Naylor, H. r. Lucas, and Snake Ar
buckle. Officials of the baseball club
Of the organization who will accompany
the team include Bob Gardenhire, W.
e. Chisholm, and Charles Rtordan.
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Snappes Three And Nose Out Aroe Pes Third Game -

his grounder, reached second on Bel
shaw's sacrifice, went to third on Rey-
nolds grounder to Dodd, and expired
there when Young grounded to Tram
mel In the sixth Belshaw laid a
Texas Lacquer to center, stole second,
reached third when Higg1nbothaln
muffed Stagners throw, and was un-
able to go further when Holtz famed.
Belshaw reached first again in the
eighth when ne singled to left after
two men were down, went to second
and third on Reynolds single to cen
ter, but the inning ended when Young
grounded to Higginbotham and forced
out Reynolds at second.
The closest miss at scoring by the
Pops occurred in the ninth when 1t
looked as if the locals were about to
rally and tie the score. Holtz singled
to right and reached second on Jones
sacrifice. Behren famed. Pemberton
was hit on the hand by a pitched ball.
Smith was safe at first when Trammel
fumbled his grounder. While Tram
mel was juggling the ball on the
ground. Holtz went to third, and at
tempted to come home. However, he
was cut off when Trammel recov'
cred and threw to Stagner. In the
meantime Pemberton had come arounc
from second and planted himself OF
third, putting Holtz in a quandary. The
entire infield Of Paris came in to as
sist in putting the out on HoltZ, ant
he was finally captured when Stagnel
tossed to Dodd, and the game ended
Gaines, Paris six foot four hurier
famed nine Pops. He was touched 10
nine hits, but all Of them were singles
and with exception Of those chalke'
up in the third, were well scattere'
and non-effective.
In a supreme effort to tie the score
Naylor was sent in as pinch hitte
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Clerk of the Board OF
Education, School District No. 49,
Wilson, Oklahoca, until IL o'clock a.
m. Wednesday, June 10, 1921, for the
furnishing Of labors and materials fot
the erection and the completion Of
one story, twelve room addition ana
other remodelling to the South SIDE
School building, in the town OF VIII
son, Oklahoma.
Each bid shall be accompanied
with a certified check in the sum OF
5 per cent Of the amount bid or d
satisfactory bidders bond. Said cheek
and bond to be made payable TO the
Treasurer Board of Education, Schooi
District No. 43, Carter county, Okla
homa, and to be forfeited as hquidateo
damages should he, the successful DID
der. fail to sign a satisfactory CONTRACT
and make satisfactory bond as required
by law, within twelve days after be-
ing notified Of being awarded contract
Plans. specifications and details may
be had at the office Of j. q. White
architect, Ardmore, Oklahoma, by de-
posting the sum Of $4,000 as a guar
antee for the safe return OF same al
the opening Of bids.
Signed this the first day OF June
1921
w. A. HARRIS,
President.
F. N. HORTON,
Clerk.
Published in Daily Ardm%eite
1,,no or3 and 10Th 1921
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
PARIS TAKES RUBBER
| WHEN COYLE WALLOPS
HOMER WITH ONE ON

Paris took the third game Of the
series "Wednesday afternoon and made
/ it two out of three when they nosed
out the Pops by the score of 2-l. 1t
was not Paris that defeated the locals
it was Coyle, visiting swinger of a
wicked bat. With two men down, and
a man on third, in the fifth session,
Coyle drove the pill in high fly over
the right field fence, scoring the sole
two tallies Of the Snappers. The hit
was a lucky one, for the ball cleared
| the fence by about one inch. and had
' it not done SO, the score board might
have told a different tale. Up to the
fifth inning, the Peps had the visitors
shut up by the score of 10, and had
them outhit by five tallies to two.
Ardmore scored its run in the gee
ond, when Holtz singled to center.
reached second on Jones sacrifice, and
scored when Behren laid down a neat
Texas Lacquer in center.
Gillette pitched well controlled ball
for the Pops. With the exception OF
the lucky homer for which he was
tapped in the fifth, he was never in
danger. But two men reached third
during the eight innings which ne
pitched--that is, barring the fifth
and one of these was due solely to
couple Of errors by Belshaw at the
very outset of the game, when he
fumbled Irby's grounder, and few
moments later dropped throw from
Gillette which would have caught lrby
off the second sack. 1t was during
this inning that Jones, in left field
made the most spectacular catch o.
the season on the local diamond anc
prevented an almost sure score. lrbN
had reached third on Coyle's sacrifice
Trammel drove q blazing liner to left
which did not vary six inches II
height in the hundred OF more fee
which it travelled 1t neared Jone
at rate which prevented him from
backing up for it, but Jones made
flying leap for the pill and intercepted
it in mid-air, holding Irby on thirc
In the second session Stagner attempt
ed to score Higginbotham's infield hi'
but was nabbed at the plate whe
Young brought the ball across the dia
mond and tossed it to Pemberton
plenty of time.
Paris lost a run in the ninth, whe
Allerdissen left third for home befor
Jones had completed the interceptio
of Higginbotham' fly to left. Jone
threw in the ball to Pemberton, VIII
rushed to the third sack and touche
the bag for the out.
The Pops had men on third at fi'
different times but were unable
bring the runners home In the se'
,ond. Behren singled on Texs
N 2eaguer to center. reached second c
the throw in, went to third on Per
,berton's grounder to Higgenbotha1
aut died there when Gillette grounde
70 Trammel. In the third, Payne W;
safa at first when Trammel fumbiC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
DOUGLAS CIVIC
LEAGUE MEETS
FRIDAY NIGHT

At the regular monthly session Of
the Douglas Boulevard Civic Club to
be held Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. f. E. Coe. 6l5 Douglas boule'
ward, plans for securing water for the
flowers and other plants recently put
out on the boulevard will be discussed
THE flowers will die unless we can
get water for them" Mrs. Coe states
I'VE feel sure that the city will put
the water out here, but we want II
done as quickly as possible SO all Of
our work will not have been in vain =
she stated.
The meeting will open promptly al
8 o'clock and all members are urged
to be in attendance. b.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
PEACOCK REPRESENTATIVE
is HERE FROM CHICAGO

John Thomas Of the c. D. Peacock
jeweIy establishment of Chicago Is in
Ardmore and will be at Hotel Ard
more until Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas makes frequent visits
to Ardmore and has many friends ano
customers in the city. He has with
him on this trip 4 handsome collection
Of pearl and diamond pieces.
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for Gillette in the eighth, but he fan
ned.
Settles occupied the mound for the
locals in the ninth. but lasted one
third inning. during which a walk,
sacrifice and single put a Paris run
ner on third and another on first
Smith, the latest arrival for yhe
Pops pitching staff, was sent in to
prevent a possible score. He was
touched for a single, but with the aid
of Jones in left, the opposing side
was retired without further damage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
OVER 100 PUPILS
GRADUATE FROM
COUNTY SCHOOLS

An aggregate Of 1870 pupils We're
graduated from the rural elementary
schools Of Carter county for the sem
ester just ended, it was announced to-
day by Miss Kate Gait zaneis county
school superintendent
A reception will be arranged soon
for these pupils at Ardmore, Miss "a
nes said. Plans are being shaped for
the reception which will include q
number of recitations. exercises anc
baccalaureate addresses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
DIR. CHAPPELL WILL
DELIVER SERIES OF
MUNICIPAL SERMONS

Beginning Sunday, June 5, DIR.
Ashley Chappell, pastor Of Broad
way Methodist church, will deliver
a series of Municipal sermons d.
rected TO the various organizations
in the city.
The first sermon will be address
ed 10 members of the Ardmore Bar
Association, the second to the Med
ical Association. Announcement of
the organizations addressed will be
announced from time to time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
Standing

Where They Play Today
Shreveport at San Antonio.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Wichita Falls at Houston.
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Summary 2-base hits, Higginpothah'
Home run, Coyle. Earned runs, Paris
2, Ardnore l. Left on bases, Paris
8, Ardmore 8. Double plays, Dodd un-
assisted, Jones to Pemberton. Hit by
pitcher, by Gaines (Pemberton) lst
on errors. Paris l, Ardmore l. Base
on balls, off Gillette 2, Settles l.
Struck out, by Gaines 9, by Gillette l.
Stolen bases Holtz. Sacrifice hits
Belshaw, Jones 2. Coyle, Stagner. Time
Of game l:40. Umpire Coyington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New Yor',. 9-s; Philadelphia :,-S,
Brooklyn 8; Boston A.
Pittsburgh 4; Chicago 2.
St. Louis 10; Cincinnati 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
Standing Of Teams

Where They Play Today
Sherman at ArdInore.
Paris at Mineral Wells.
Bonham at Cleburne.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Dallas /, Beaumont 0.
Wichita Falls 3; Houston 2.
Shreveport 2; San Antonio Q.
Galveston /; Fort Worth 0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
Four Players Released.

Four players have been released
by the management of the Peps. They
are Naylor, lIoltz, Settles and Mac
Casland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02

Where They Play Today
New York 81 Pittsburgh.
Only efse game scheduled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA LEAGUE

Results Yesterday
Paris 2; Ardmore l.
Bonhan 6 Mineral Wells ),
Cleburne 9; Sherman !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston 6-2; Philadelphia 3-9,
Washington 8; New York 7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-02
Where They Play Today

st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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Army BreecheS

Renovated class A cotton Khaki army breech-
es; perfect condition; laundered! sized, new
laces. Were being held for reissue to troops,
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June 3rd and 10th, 1921.