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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Ruth swats Fourth Homer.

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Ruth ~
his fourth home run OF the season hef'
today, driving the ball into the last row
Of the left field bleachers, with Pcckn-
pRugh on base but Philadelphia ou'ht
New York and won. II 10 4. Frank Baker
reinstpted by Judge lands yesterday.
made his first appearance In an American
League game In several years, batting for
Ferguson in the ninth and rolling an
easy grounder to second base
The score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
EAT BOOSTERS Sd BY NINTH INNING RALLY
Rube Marquard Weds
Again; Legality of
Ceremony Questioned

BEAVER, Pa. April 22--Rube
Marquard. eccentric baseball
pitcher, with his pretty bride, for
merry Miss Naomi Malone, Of
Baltimore was on cross country
hunt today for a marriage License.
When Beaver authorities refused
tu issue one for his make sure
wedding, the Rube sped away To
try other nearby towns.
The legality OF the first cere-
mony has been quostioncq.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Toledo Releases Mig Clarke.

TOLEDO, April 22.-Unconditi0n-
al release of tho veteran catcher
mig" Clark, formerly with the
Cleveland Americans, was an
nounced today by Roger Brcsnahan,
president OF the Toledo club of the
American association. Bresnahan an
nounced also that Emmons Bowen.
former Holy Cross outfielder, has
been sold To the San Antonio club Of
tho Texas league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
T. Gibbons to- Battle
Walker at Terre Hdute

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 22.-
Tommy Gibbons, or ST. Paul has
been matched to meet Hugh Walker
OF this city In l2-round bout at
Terre Haute. Ind, April 20. Walker
met Gibbons twice and has never
been knocked out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Tulsa Wins In Ninth.
AUTO LEAGUE OPENS
Hopkins Motor Supply Company
Wins From Evans Howard
Parade Prc,PdcS Game.

The Hopkins Motor supply com
pany yesterday won from the Evans
Howard Motor company In the open
Ing game of the Tulsa Automobile
league. Tho score was "a to T.
A parade. led by am lS-piece band
Tulsa's amateur baseball organiZn-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
GIBBONS AFTER CHAMPION
Beats Virgins DcclsiNciy and Is
Ready for Title Bout.

MINNEAPOI4IS, MUM, AprIl "
Bring on Johnny Wilson" was the
challenge OF Mike Gibbons today as
he recalled his victory over Church
Virgins. of Indianapolis. In ten
yinced himself by defeating Virgins
that he has not gone back despite a
two-year layoff from the ring and
IA eager 10 take on Wilson In a
cha mpionship go. Gibbons won nine
of the ten rounds with Virgins aud
one was even
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
PIRATES RETAIN
NATIONAL LEAD
Defeat Reds; Giants Win
From Phills; Robins
Beat Braves

PITTSBURGH Aprn g2.--rutsbursh de-
frstcd Cincinnati To-Day ror the hfth time
lu succession since tho opening ~ the
season. The score was 20 ]. Ninu Kept
the VISITORS hits well scattered, hut ne
passed two men Ia the eighth. which was
followed by ap infield hit, funr N
bssca a wonderful play by Maranviile
then retired the side.
The score!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
TULSA CLUB SHOOT TODAY
First Registered shoot Of Tulsa
MarkSmcu Next Saturday.

This afternoon nj o'clock the
regular weekly shoot Of the Tulsa
Gun club will be held ON the Tulsa
Hitlo range grounds, two ouo-hulf
miles north of the city.
With the weather warming up again
a large crowd is looked for.
Next Saturday, April 80, the first
registered shoot of the season viii
be held. All those wishing 10 regis
ter are requested to report at tho
Mcgee Sporting Goods company.
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Doyle. oklahoma city. Time, II
seconds. (Ncv rccord)
Carson breaks Hurdle Record.
Low hurdles First, Carson, Tulsa
second. Henderson, Okmulgec, third.
Maurcr Fl Reno. Time, 90 80
seconds. tNcw roCurdD
40 yard dash First, Askow. Ok
'nhonH CITY; second. 'Hocy Tulsa, 4,
third Higgins, III Reno. Time, 90
i-5 seconds.
SS0-yard First. Island ok.
mulgeo. second, Head. oklahoma
city, third Miles. Shawnee. Time,
9 minutes. II seconds.
Mile run-First. vile. Guthrie:
second, wolf, oklahoma city, third,
Bell Okmulgcc Time, I minutes. 80
seconds.
Polo vault-First Rupert. Tulsa {.
second. Mcbride, oklahoma city.
third Phillips. Okmulgee. Height
o fect. ~ inches.
Discus-First Guffoy shawnee 3
second. Britain. oklahoma City.
third. standard. Shawnee. DISTANCE,
lO6 fcct, l-2 inches.
Hall Makes New Mark.
High iump--First, Hall Okmul-
gee: second. Carson, Tulsa. third,
Inmb, oklahoma city. Height, 3
feet. & lt-2 inches CNew recordD
JaVelin throw-First. Walker El
Reno. second, Keith, Tulsa; third
Higgins, El Reno. Distance, i59
feet, 10 inches, (New record.)
Broad jump--First, Hall, OFmul-
gee; second. Hughes. Tulsa; third
Askow, oklahoma city. Distance,
u feet 3 Inches CNew rccordD
Shot put-f'irst, Cuffcy shawnee;
second, britain, oklahoma CITY
third. Rupert. Tulsa. Distance. i3
feet. . I-2 inches. CNcw rccord)
Relay y-First. Okmulgee; second
Shawnee; third, oklahoma City
Time. minutes, AZ 2-5 seconds
(NeW rccord.)
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INDIANS DEFEAT
BROWNS 8 TO 7
Athletics Beat Yankees:
Ruth Slams Fourth
Home Run

CLEVELAND. April 22.--clevclsnd mad.
II two straights from st. Louis tlds. by
winning TO Z. The contest vas rIatol
in rain. during the last three Innings the
field being so muddy that the pitchers
fioundered about In the box and JOS.
their control
The RCores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Allen Wins Third straight.

OKLAHOMA cry. April Ra--okahoma
City celebrated its thirty-second birthday
and shrner day by defeating Sioux city,
q 60 1, before crowd which rivaled that
~ opening day. Roy AlCn recorded his
thlrd consecutive victory
TN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

CHICAGO, April 22--Word was
received here today that Il party re-
ported missing I'm "A small boat at
Miami, Fla, apparently was safe IA
"A small port in the Bahamas. whero
they had sought shelter because OF
Vpugh weather,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Alleged Red Deporled
by MericO Is in Laredo

LAREDO, Texas, April 22.---ILnn
4, E. Gale, an American, who re-
ccntly was deportod from Mexico for
radicalism arrived here late today
officials to military authorities at
Fort Mcintosh here,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Mitchell Huris Effectively.

BROOKLYN, -~22.-Brdbklyn won
from Boston again today, duplicating yes.
inning. Mitchell did not allow hit and
only one nan reached first, Boeckcl walk
Ing in the sixth. Brooklyn tailed twice
In the seventh when Griffiths's double
scored Olson. who had tripled and
Oeschger forced In another run by hit
ting Konetchy with the bases full.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Homcrs Win for GInnts.

NEW YORK. April % Home runs by
Smith and Kelley the iatters fourth of
the season. decided pitchers duel be
tween barnes and Causcy here today New
York defeating Philadelphia, to J. In
the SECOND Rauo Of the series. After an
error BY bancroft enabled Philadelphia
20 score In the first Smiths home run
tied II in tho NTH Kelly's four-base drive
won thu. game In the seventh.
Tho score.
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Nfhti'u Tor iHI'i~ w hi"ii'
Score by innings:
prs MoIncs 20 90 u o.
Tulsn .......o u u " 90
summary: rwo-bnsc hits--Ihomp-
son 2 Parker Thrcc.bnSc hits
MrGInnis, Thompson. Home runs---
Kennedy, Davis. Sacrifice hits
CNffcy. Kennedy, Black Huns and
bitS--On TCngcn = and In I In
ming, off Harris = and 4 In y innings,
of Block 1 and ~ In innings, Oft
NcrI I aud > In "a inning. Basc on
bnIIS--Of Nsrl I. struck out--By
Black 4. by Tcngcn I. by Harris 4,
winning pitchcr--IInrris. Losing
pitrhcr--McrI. Double plny--ithsnc
Ia goffcy 10 Dempsey. Lcft on bases
--Dcs Moincs 3, Tulsa y. Time ot
game hour ~ minutes. tmpircs--
DClnVc and Guthrie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
MINERS GO INTO
SECOND POSITION
Beat Saints as Witches
Lose to Buffaloes;
Indians Win

JOPLIN. Mo. April a2.--Two hits was
all 81 Iosoph could get Off Young aud
Joplin won tho opening game OF tho
series here today, Z TO I. triple follow
ing a bases on balls, gave the saints their
dnly tally.
Tho score.
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lf,c summary.
SAPULPA IS DEFEATED
BaytlcsyilIc Wins, 5-2--MuskogcC
Beats Niami-pRtsburgh and
Indcpcndcncc- Win,

BAltTLESVILLE, April 22.-Bc-
fore q crowd of approximately 5000
persons the Bartlesvillo Bearcats
dcCisivcly defeated the Sapulpa
team Of the Southwestern league by
score Of 8 to 2. Sapulpa scored
IN the third inning when Scott, left
fielder, hit one over the Bartlosvillc
center fielder. The bail was hard
hit and misIudged. This hit scored
two runs for Sapulpa ana was the
only scoring done 10y them. Bartlos-
Vile scored one i'm the fifth, three in
the seventh and one In the eighth.
Score:
Sapulpa ......OO2 900 OOO--2 2
Bartlosville 1000 010 3lN--5 /
Batteries -- Morris, Flock and
Hodge; Leedy and Johnson.
MUsKoGEE. April 22,-At the
end of a lO-innlng slugfest In which
| four pitchers, two on each side, were
| driven To cover and two others bat
ted hard. Muskogec emerged the
victor over Miami 10y a score of 10
TO In the second game Of the series
here today
| Schourman's home run with the
| bases full In the ninth tied the score
| for Miami. ono single with one out
and two successive safeties with two
down put across the winning run
I for Muskogeo. Brauchle, Musko-
gees second bascman, battcd IN
three runs with two triples.
Score by innings:
Miami .10f 210 0Oi O. ~
Muskogce .O2O $3.50 01O 1110 IS
Batteries - Gehner. Kostring
Walker and Scheurman; Uric
Hickey Ebmeyer and Bates.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan, April 90
Independence won the first game
with Parsons I'm tho Southwestern
league schedule here today, bS 1
score of ~ to 3. Rush, pitching fo
Parsons, was knocked out of tn,
box In the fifth inning, when eigh
runs were made by Independence.
II. II. i
az H"ilS ''''s.s' 's.'''.' ''s'
Independence .,,..,......12 13
Battories-Ilush, Badger and wal
lace; Holzhauser and Fromme.
PTrTSBURGH, Kan, April 22.-
Pittsburgh defeated CoffeyvilIe her,
today In the opening game of tn,
southwestern league, . TO
Loose fielding and heavy mttinl
featured, Nolan secured two three
base hits and IA single in four trip
to the plate.
Coff-yvillo ...2t0 OOl 010--5 II
Pittsburgh ...O32 101 2Ox--9 IL
Battcries-Rusthave Tice an,
Parncll; Meek and klevenaw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

OKLAHOMA CITY, April ga
Tulsa high school cnrried away tho
hunors with sum Of 90 points IN
in the second annual little ten, or
central conference track and dold
meet ~ the fair grounds here today.
Ninc state records were broken.
oklahoma city and Okmulgoc high
schools were tied for second place
with 81 points each. Hall of Ntmul-
Rco was the leading point winner ~
the conference, scoring - points
for his team.
Hughes Brcnks c2O Mark.
oklahoma city and Tulsa were the
leading teams throughout tho meet,
with Tulsa slightly iu the lead untH
Hughes ot Tulsa broke the 2Z0-yard
dash record at % 2-5 seconds. and,
ln addition. taking second place I'm
the broad jump, which Ciuchod the
meet in their fuyur
Dkmulgce won the relay EaCe, thus
wing her with oklahoma CITY Tulsa
runners were disqualified In the re-
lay.
Shawnee took third place with
u points. iGl Reno fourth with l.,
and Guthrie fifth with O.. Neither
McAlcstcr, Enid or Sapulrs entered
the meet
Tho iuvolin record was broken by
Walker OF ~ Reno, who hurled 1t
FOR distance OF i39 feet, 10 inches.
This feat furnished the greatest sur
prise of tho day.
1fr summary.
t00-ynrd dash--first, Hughes,
Tulsa; second Turner. oklahoma
city; third, shannon. Okmulgee.
Time. 10 Is seconds. New record }
220 yard dash--I'ir5t, iIughcS,
Tulsa; second, Askew, Oklahoma
city, third, Turner. oklahoma city.
Time, % 20 Seconds. (New recordD
High hurdlcs--First, Han, Okmul-
gee: second Carson. Tulsa; third
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summary Two baHo hi'i'-- tlgu't' Nf-
rauvillo. Home run--Ticrnoy. stolen base
CAREY Bases on b8lls-O0 buque 3.
or Zinn T. 70 struck By Luquc q BY
2inn 2 Runs--Luquc, Marauvillc. Whit
tod. Ticrpey. Grimm. schmidt Iinu.
,t.rrors-W WingQ, Maranvillc, Cutshaw' Hinn.
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Graham Sacrifice hitz--wriEht stolen
bases-pitt %. Moore Shanloy 3, Bases on
balls p0 Stewart 2, OF Davis struck
out--Hv Stewart l. by Davis 2. Runs ana
hits. orr Stcwagt aud In s innings,
none out in aiNh, Double play--pltt to
Graham Lott on hasosr-Oklahnmn city
%. Sioux Clty s Hmpirea --iIolnes ana
buckley Time hour 40 minutes. Runs
spcllman, Harpor Heatly Graham ,,
Wright ., Errors-Metz, Spo.lman,
stewart.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Witches. winnins Run nrokcn.
Omaha

WICHITA. Kan. AprO 29.--Wtchita Loaf
10 Omaha after five straight victories, IN
"a close game here today, D TO q.
The score.
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smith Sacrifice hits--Beatty, Fisher,
Walker, W. smith Bases on balls--pff
SSSn hSscSS" /. by aosnss :. Enfned runs
It. loseph l. Joplin a. Lett on haHcs--
at Joseph 4, Joplin 4, hit by pitched
ball Kruogoy Double plays Mcdonald 20
Connolly To neHtty stolen bases HRmi-
ton Time--t hour. 90 minutes. umpircs--
burnside aud Dnly RuDH--Beatty, Robert.
sou. Hamilton ., u smith. Errors Me
Donald, Hamilton ..
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Score by innings:
Boston ... ...,............Oi 900 600
brooklyn 80. ..,........-.lOi 900 20N--t
summary: Two-base hits - Griffith
Wheat. Three-base hits-Olson, Griffith
Sacrifice--Konetchy. Neis. Double play.-
Olson to Myers to Konetchy. struck out
Nv Oeschger ?. " Mitchell 3 Runs
Barbare, Boeckel. Oslon ., Johnston 2.
Errors--Myers.
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summary IWo-hasc nltS--Iamb and
Speaker Threesbase hlt--Elmer Smith
Home runs--Speaker, Elmer smith Double
play--Gardner to Stephenson to Johnston.
Bases on balls--Oft Kolp 2, of Palmerp
1. off Burwel 3, of Caldwell 2 Struck
out--By Kolp !, by Burwel I. by CaId-
well ?. by Uhle /. Runs--Gerher Siser
| jacobson. williams. Gleason Lamb
wetzel Evans. Speaker 2, Elmer Smith .
| Seweil 2, Stephenson. Errors--Williams
| Paltnero. Evans. Speaker, Sewell.
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RESULTS NTSI ..HDAy
Western Ipuuttg


At TULSA o, DIES MOtNES 4
A. oklahoma city g, Sioux city l.
A. J.nhn 0. g. jos'ph
Naiiopn' Tongue.
4, Ewie.wy,'ysk wew T'@I,"HGim pSilnS@igsI, Il
At nrookNp T. Hoston ?.
AT e. Loulh chicago, no game. rain.
American League,
A. Philadelphia H. New york T.
Al cleveland A. n. Louis Z.
~ Chlcsgo.Douoit no game; rain.
At boston- Wellington. no game. rain.
American Association.
A. Minneapolis. Kansas Guy. no game.
Kansas CITY at Minneapolis no game;
rain.
A. Toledo indanepolls no game, rain
A. Columbus Louisville, no game, rain.
TeNn- League.
A. Fort worth I. Dallas s.
(, Wichita pFaIis II. IT," shrey"port n9T'S 1.
At Houston p. beaumont o.
Southern Association.
A. Hrml Aghnm ?. MamphlH p
At Atlanta Mobile. no game rain.
At Chattanooga New orleans. no g,ne.
At Nashville little Rock no game: rain
Southwestern League.
Al plishurg o. Noneyville 3.
A. Independence ~, Parsons =.
A. Hartlesyille ., SapulpH Q.
At Muskogcc 10. Miami ., 10 innings
ur~tcrn Association.
At prumright g. Enid g.
At Uenryctta o, ChickaHhn S.
At Forth smith O. Springfield 7.
GAMES TODAY.
Western fsngue.
DES MONIES At TULSA. a10 o'clock
Sioux city At Oklahoma city.
omaha ut Wichita.
~. Joseph At Joplin.
National League.
Chicago At 81. Iouis,
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
nostOn NJ Hrooklyn
Philpdeiphia a. New York.
American League.
st Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington At Roston.
/ New York NJ Philadelphia,
American Association.
Indianapolis ~ Toledo.
Louisville a. Columbus.
Milwaukee AT St Paul
Kansas CITY at Minneapolis
TrNp- League.
| Galveston At Houston,
| san Antonio a. beaumont.
| Shreveport at Dallas.
| Fort worth at Wichita Falls
southern Association.
| Mobile at Atlanta.
| New orleans az Chattanooga.
| Little Rock Ht Nashville
| Memphis nt birmingham.
| Western Association.
| Springfield at AFort smith.
| Okmulrec nt pawhugha,
| Chickaaha at IIenryetta.
! Enid at prumright,
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IIENRYETTA. OKLA, April "a
Chickasha blankcd Henryetta TINS
afternoon I'm roughly played game
and won the second straight with
score Of TO o. Henryetta's line
weakened with the loss Of two regu-
lars and was unable to hit Adcock'
the ChiCkasha portsider.
Score by innings:
Cblckasha 900 003 020---5 10 |
Uenrvetta OOO 900 OO0--0 b
Batteries-AdCoCk and Hayes;
Gray. Adkins and Critterden.
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IIIlIT|U Tor NVNUUHTU Tn NIh,
SCORE by innings.
Omaha 90. ............,.so1 oot 100
WIenluA 90. .,............, 030 600 oils
SuumHryi Lett on bases Wichita d,
Omaha o. Sacrifice hlts--Griffin Ice
Two base hits -Uuter Hanry, Three base
hitt.Colo, smith Home ruu--Blakesly, i,
Griffin. stolen bases smith ., GislAson,
NpkUH'y Double plays- WBshburn to
Bergor tu Beck. cole 60 Hauey, East TO
Merger. RgrEer 20 Book struck out--By
Burch O., Nases ON halls--Off Rurch 4.
orr Mcdonald 40 Ilt by pitcher griffin,
GislaHou. lmpiros-- Bocker and Anderson.
TiWe-rl hour, 90 minutes, Runs -GisIason.
lIanoy, Cole 2, Griffin. nurCh, Berger,
| huucr Blakesly 2, Macdonald. Errors -
Gislason. Hauey Berger
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. SumWaty' h9me runs MY "uu NJ 'it' ',t,l.
Double play--Banrroft TO Frlsch 20 Kelly.
Runs-StcngeL Kelly, smith Errors --
BrugRy. Bancroft.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
.PAWHUSKA WINS l1-6
Defeats Okmulgcc - Enid Heats
Chicks Defeat IIcnrys -
Twins Trim Springfield.

pAWHUSKA, Okla, April 22.--
Pawhuska romped over Okmulgee in
the second game Of the series played
here today. Okmulgee rctaliated for
pawhuska's II runs by knocking
two Pawhuska pitchers ont of the
box. obtaining ~ hits. Tho final
score was Okmulgce 6, Pawhuska H..
The score:
Okmuleeo ..210 900 030-- 6 13 4
pnwhuska 100 1O5 O'N-11 12 ?
Martin. Cilvaine and
Arensman; Schneider, Baty, Malone
and Nichols.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23

DRUMRIGHT. Okla, April 22.-
Home runs by Johnson of Drum
right and w. Windle OF Enid fea-
turcd Enld's 10 3 victory over
Drumright here today.
The score:
Enid .A....ooo o1o ost--5 . I
Drumright 100 00t Oi0-3 0
Battcrlcs--B Biggors and Newashe
Yeager, McClintock and Phillips.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-23
Tulsa Wins Little 10 Meet;
Nine State Records Broken
Cnrson Rrcnks Hurdle Kccord.

Doyle. oklahoma city. Time, II
seconds. CNcv rcCord)
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vRau for Sevoreid In seventh
NNBpttod for Kolp in seventh
NNNBatted for pNlmero In eighth
zGerber out. hit by batted ball
zzAlso batted for Odenwald In eighth
zzzBattcd for Evans in eighth
gDnr.. ~. lnnlnnn.
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BROOKLYN.
Boston


NPowell out hit by batted ball
Score by inningS:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-07

Changes and Additions to the State
/. Extension Service Force Are
Announced as Follows:
New Specialist in
Agronomy.

DR.. Ernest. Van Alstine' has been
appointed as assistant professor Of
Agronomy in the College Of Agri-
culture and extension specialist in
Agronomy by the Extension Ser
vice. DR.. Van -Alstine was born
and reared on q farm near Grand
Ledge, Michigan. He graduated
from the Michigan Agricultural col
lege in 1907. From 1907 to 1918 he
was with the soils department Of the
Illinois Agricultural Experiment
Station and was promoted to the
position of assistant chief of soil
analysis. In 1913 he left Illinois
and Went to New Jersey where he
studied at the State University of
New Jersey, receiving the degree Of
Doctor of Philosophy, in 1920. In
1921 he did special work in fertilizer
studies at the New Jersey expert
ment station. VA
During the first part. of the year
DR.. Van Alstine's time will be Civ
en- to teaching work with the resi-
dent students but from the begin
ming of the second term until the
opening Of the fall term his work
will be in the field, as extension spe-
cialist in Agronomy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-07
The Story Of My Pig Club work-1s21

Inc story OF my rig Club W0rk-19Z1
Last spring Mr.. Lebanon asked me
to join the Duroc-Jersey Pig club.
told him that would if my broth
er would let me keep it at his place.
] asked my brother and he said
could. Mr.. LeBaron gave me some
papers to fill out and send in to the
county club agent, Mr.. Bacon. On
the fourth of June DIR. F. B. Easton
and Allen Pike took the boys in the
Pig club from Craftsbury, up to the
farm of DR.. Tinkham Of whom he
purchased our pigs.
My pig was q sow because that was
what signed for and she was four
weeks old and weighed liz pounds.
was elected president Of the Duroc-
Jersey pig club on this day, and we
spent a very enjoyable time on this
day also. / grew my sow at first on
skim milk, but after one month / be-
gan feeding her buttermilk and a lit
tie corn. I have fed only so pounds
of corn to her, and she has kept in
very good order for growing for
CoOmer and l took our sows to the
Boys and Girls exposition at Bar
ton fair. Not winning any prize
there I did not give up trying for
the next one, which was awarded me
at DR.. Tinkham's farm October 10th,
by DR.. Tinkham. We had a great
feed this day which consisted of a
roast pig, potatoes and many other
things which made complete dinner
fit for king. My SOW took the first
prize and SO got five-dollar gold
piece. Today my sow weighs 215
pounds.
will say one thing and it is this:
/ believe in the Duroc-Jersey Pig
club and all other boys would if they
were like me.
Kenneth p. Lane.
North Craftsbury VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-07
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