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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
WICHITA MAKES
IT TWO STRAIGHT
FROM WINNERS
Adkins Holds Tulsa While
Izzies Play Tune on
Danforth's Shoots

peclhl To Ihs Noflh.
WICHITA. sept 20 wichita hIt
Jave Danforth freely today ana took
he eocQnd straight game % tho se-
les with Lelivclts Pennant winners
Il to 4 Danforth didut have his
usual stuff ~ ne was hit hard from
he start.
Wnrhburn gave tho local crowd n
'ot Of gloe when he sruote double
IN panforth In the first frame WIN
wo out. East followed with q dou-
Die and the locals had lend which
hey held throughout the game.
poufotth was fairly fortunate me
'Irsi four iuninga and hut for bad
upport might have held the igzlcs
"a one run in those frames as throe
af the four tall.es secured by the
locals were results ~ bad playing by
,he Oilers But after the ff'h the
locals had mo- trouble no a'l fndiuE
he offerings OF the wcll-knoWu
southpaw ans w the eighth frame
he locals went Wild and smashed in
four runs
The oilers had their only chance
In the third when Davis got long
home run over the center-field fenco
aud Lamb walked and stuart dou-
hled which with sacrifice fly by
Baumau scored one moro run. THIS
nut ihn oilers within run Of the
izzics but D8nforth couldn't hold
and In the late inning IAdkins, the
recruit from Hcnryetta went strong
while his veteran opponent cnsed
up. The oilers staged n holatcd rally
in the ninth but too late TO worry
the Izzics. a walk and hita by stuart.
Baumnn and Crosby ucttcd three
runs IAllvelt dld mot play, taking a
rest and putting Stuart on first. Tho
Oilcr boss stated that he Is point
ing everything now 10 tho post-soa-
son series and will give his players
a rest aa needed. working hi. p!.ch
rrs not 10 win but TO rest them up
for the big series 20 start after the
close Of tho Western season next
Tuesday,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Last Years Champs DanfO and Win 11 Yanks Increase Mag
BLANK
BROWNS TO TAKE
SECOND STRAIGHT
Yankees Score in Ninth
Inning and Win Battle;
Indians Take Pair

DETROIT. sept 2o.-The New YORK
Yankees continued their march toward
the American league rhnwpiorship brre
today winning tho second straight from
the Tigers tn 3. Tho winning run cnmc
tn tho ninth InulnU when hruTel drove
tho ban over the iuft-fic'd wall fpr Ions
home run.
Thr victory put tho Yankees three and
on. half gurra aheui NJ the browns.
UHba Iuths best effort of tho day vas
n single. IUWko parsed him once ana an
other time up he wHa called out on sflhe
Ruth got the first Die ~ the gano 10
the fourth IruinE. but sacrifice. strlko-
out ana f0trr.uuf lsU him on tho paths.
In the rnmt luuIuF Hluo nuf Jones singled
FOR Detroit aut NrHrh was passed, filirg
tho bases. TntlsrKills triple sent ln the
three runners aud tutshlw sacrificed,
scoring Futh"rFIl
Tho Yankees evruod up tho count I'm
their half of tu" nfth when Scott doubled.
ghuwkey WIS hlt Boy "a pitched hall, ana
Ruth Wna phrasd Au three came IN on
ripps double aud the latter scored ON
MruHfrr hif
a triple by scott followed by shaw
kev's single. put Now YORK in tho LEAD
In the tlKIh and the visitors threatened
again iu The seventh when NChnng iriplcd
Win two down. Scuits fy to cobb, how
oyrr ended tho inning
II was tied up u the eighth, Detroit
scoring ono run on Jones single and
NrBoua double.
NrUTu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

NRutted for Davis ln nluth,
Scure by Innings;
sioux CIV ............ .nuI gNl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
-Four Tulsa 4. Grid
Candidates Battle
Car to StdRdstiiL

Il was n slashinr bitter scrlm-
mage while It lasted,
Your Of Coa"h Acher's husky
footballers. Harold Balcom and
Jack Beacon, a pair OF the local
uniVersitys ends and Con Roach,
husky half back with Heavy
Mauldin, 190-pound guard, In the
latter's "flivver," probably met the
stiffcst opposition OF their rospec-
tive college careers when they at
temnted 10 stop an onrushiug
street car at the intersection at
Seventh and Lewis, last evening.
The struggle was OF short
duration. Mauldin swung his
CHARGER" north on Lewis street
10 meet the oncomlng trolly Both
slowed up for the other TO give
ground but the Tulsa street rail
way men could hardly expect four
OF the Orange and Black football
squad TO giye way before either II
charging line or oncoming street
car. so II was crash. The two
oppositions met and locked horhs
In a deadly struggle.
An members of the football
party were badly shaken up, the
fliyver wrecked and the street car
damaged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Bowling
Matched Game Is
Set for Friday

Friday night win see couple OF
tulsa bowlors In action at the
Layne's Bowling palace when the
John Ingram recreation Tive" viii
meet the yellow Cab "flvc' in the
ilrst big match OF the season.
Numbered among the two teams
are X. Spellman, |. Pitcher, y. Spell
man. n. Borgwald. Cross, II. Nc
Crory and others who are demons
with the naples.
Friday nights game will start
AZ $3.50 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
IlngIne Jnmns Trnck

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 20.-Tho
locomotive on n Pennsylvania pas
scnger train jumped the track at
Glen Olden and overturned, uncoup-
ling itself from the rest OF the train.
Both fireman and engineer jumped
when tho engine left the rails,
George Clayy, the engineer was
slightly hurt and Fireman II. s.
Holland escaped with bruises. None
Of the passcngeres were injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

summary: Earned runs--Wichitn
10, Tulsa b. Sacrifice hlts-MCGiu-
mis-, Bauman. Butler. Two-bnsc hits
--Wasiiburn. Fast ., Stuart, Berger
=. Lamb, Butler, Griffin, Crosby.
Home run--Dayis, Stolen buses
Griffin, Baumnn, Washburn. Double
plnys--Butier to Wnshburn to Nc
DowclI, Wnshburn to Berger To Me
Dowell. Struck out--By DanfOrth
!, by Adkins .. Base on balls--Off
Danforib I, off Adkins y. Left on
bascs-Wlchitn \, Tulsa \, Umpircs
Fitzpatrick and Burnside. Tune
80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

AfutNN Tor DAVIS IN NtNIlt
Score by Innings:
sioux CIV .............Oo 500 tOO--5
Denver ......r.t..s.. 900 900 1UN--N
summary Hamilton. looming
way, O'Conuor. ShauEIInr. Noottr,r.
OUrleu 2. Kerr, Patterson @. Cartwright,
Gross. Parker. Han. Errur-llall Earned
runs Denver q. Sioux city T. stolen
bases Kerr, Bourg. Patterson. Two-hBse
hits-Elsh, O'CunnOr, Kerr, ThTgc-haso
Hamilton. Hemingway kCfr Home
runs Rocttgcr, Patterson. base uu balls
OF Hau .. OF Williams p, otr Davis 2,
struck out--hy Hall q, by Williams I,
by Davis I, Sacrifice hltsHpHrlcn. poua
bio plays icWiugWuy unaHslstvl. Wild
piich-Hnll. Left on bRsrs-SlouN city r.
Denver 4, IuninEs pitchcd--By MlliamB
] la. runs q, hits 4. nA"!a g. runs g.
ponOhuc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

UHODkLYN SEPT. 90 H-Hrouklyn Hnd
&c. Louis dlyldrd t0ibys double header
tho Dodgers winning the iirHt 90 I, nud
tho turdiuniH tho second, - 10 z, Griwts
held the visitors 20 thrDo scratch hits Tn
tho opener and incidentally stopped
uurpshy AftDr tho latter had hit safely
iu 90 consecutive gaWrr, hutnHhy re
sumrd his HluEEinR loo the second game
making home runs In the tlrst and ninth
inning and bringing hla total circuit
drives 10 80 Jack Knight, ~. Louis
recruit from Galveston, started the game
but was knocked out ia the tifth inning
when tho first four hattors mp made safe
hits with tho score tru IN the ninth
tho Cardinals punched elsht hits with
mass aud one err"s. sc7'i"s eisht runs.
nottomly got two hits In tho Inning.
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Indians Take Two.

CLEVELAND, sept. 2o.--clevelhnd
made It four straight from Boston in two
days, winning todays double header. to
2, and g to T. Bedgood. 2l5-pound
rookie from Chattanooga, boat the sox
in the second encounter. O'Ncill OF the In
dlans made two doubles and two singles
In four times up In the second game.
First Game,
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xiistted fpf North In eighth.
Score by innings
81 Louis ...., .,.....i0i 900 2ls--i2
Nrootlyh ...,.t.....s,,,loo 100 lOs-l
summary Two-hlHo hitH-Smith, Bot
tumly, ToporCrr. Johnston, 4, Griffith,
wheat. High. rhrec-base hlt--Bottomly.
Home runsHHurnshy g. Double plays
Olson 10 Schmsndt Sherdcl 60 Alnsmith
to Hottomly. nEscH on halls-On Knight
o.. OFT shrrde L. on cndore 2. struck out
--llv Knight I, by Shcrdel l., by tadore
I. Huus--Smith 3, liorusby Z, pottomly q
schultz Toporccr Ainsmith. poak. -Four
nicr Olson. Johnston, II, Gritnth wheat
o. Schnaudt high. Errors blRdes. Oh
son, Myers schmandt. High. Cadore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
EIks Team Issues Challenge.

The Elk's indoor baseball team
challenges any indoor baseball team
in the city for the championship.
For games see Manager Kiley or
Captain Hickey at Elks club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
white sox Take Two.

CHICAGO, Sept. .O.-Chicn go took both
games OF double header from Phlladel-
phia today by scores of TO and to 2.
the latter game going 10 innings. The
double victory for the white SoN coupled
with Detrolts defeat by New York put
tho locals one and halt games behind
the Tigers for third place. Both games
were pitching duels. Faber having the
cdge ON NnyInr DO The fLrst EAma and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
CinsinnatI
Totals 80 u ~ "a

zIatted for Marquurd IN seventh.
zzBntted for McSnmara in ninth,
Score by innings!
HOatDn sassss.Fssss -'N NVN WV %
summary: Two base hlt.-Fonseca. Dou-
bic play-Fonscca TO Rohno TO naubert.
Uaaea on balls-Off Keck q, Oft Mar
utard 3. struck out--By kcCk J. by
MArquard 3. by Mcnamara 2. Runs
burns pauhert Duncan, Roush g. Fon-
SEGA 2, Powell, Kopf. Cruise. Errors--Bar-
bare, Marquard.
Second Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Philllc- Take Two.

PHILADELPHIA. sept ?O-philsdel-
phla won both ends N a douhle-header
from Chicago today TO and II 10 l.,
leoa double with tho bases fillcd IN
the ninth inning gave tho locals the
tlrst game. Williams hit his twenty- fitth
home run Ia this contest and Parkinson
his twolfth
Aldrldge and Morris were hit hard IN
the second game. while nohan allowed
hut seven hits. Stnta' homer scoring the
visitors lone run,
Parkinson nit another homer IN the
second game.
first Game,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
BuffnIos a. Roostcfs \.

OMAHA, Nch, sept. 20.-umaha won
its sixth STRAIGHT game here taday de
foating pcs MoiurH for the third con
secutivo time. 4 60 8. Manush tied tho
score Tor omaha In the fourth with his
twentieth home run Tor the season and
Griffin drove In Apperson with the win
ming run In the eighth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Second Gnmet
hitaer


NHattcd Tor Aidridge IN sixth,
NKBatted for Morris In eighth.
Score by innings:
chicago .......,...,..loo 600 900
Philadelphia .....,.....O20 f03 O0N-1l
Summary Two-hase hlts--Rapp. Leslie
Three-base hit--Hollocher. Home runs
StatE Parkinson, Bases ON halls-Off Re
nan 2 off Aldridge 2, of Morris !. off
Zones !. struck out.-By NchRn q hv
Morris /. Runs--Stntz, WrightEtone, Ram
9, Williams, Walker 2, Parkinson g. Lee
Teters. ErroTs-Ttzgerald g. Miller, Hart
nett, Aldridge, Parkinson,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

NUHIt0d IUT NUTtU Tn cIENIh.
Score by innings.
brooklyn ..............lO l02 0lN-G
Summary Two base hit-Olsun. Three
hasc hit--W wheat. Double playH--Olsen to
Johnston TO SchmAndt, sTop0rCer 70 Horns
by to Hott1mly. Johnston to Olson to
schmandt. Hases on balis-Off Haines 3
OF Grimes 2. struck out-By Grimes >
Runa--Smith, Olson, r. Oriffith 2. Wheat.
Myers, Grimes. Errors -roporcer, Olson,
Johnston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

A new hotel has been opened at
Cherbourg, France, for the accom-
mediation of second and third-class
passengers awaiting the arrival OF
ships TO bring them to America,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

T0'hN 'H iL 'I 90 l'AH |a -t 10
slatted tor McQuuln in seventh.
HruJo by lnuiurgi
riiTahufrh ............ o00 100 t0i=-f
summary Runs Caray HiRb,e. Rus.
rsII. Cooper. FrIafh. EtrIrH HliauCrou ?,
MrguiI'lu. uw0.hrae tli MruH'l Home
runs Couurr U'rbee Isa"s on balls on
Cooper 81 or NrpuillHu Q. struck out.
uy cooper G.. by NcQuilIan 2, by Ryan !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
SAINTS iWAIALL0P
INDIANS 3 TO 2
IN FAST BATTLE
Omaha Buffaloes Defeat
Des Moines Boosters
by 4-3 Score

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Sept, s0.--st Joseph
took another gamo from Oklahoma city
this afternoon. Fishers home run over
right feid fence In sixth produced the
deciding run. Maugum ana Payne pitched
brilliant ball. each allowing six hits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Senators 8; Browns o.

and q 20 g. Fonsoca made four hits ana
~ chances in tho first game
and In the first inning Of the second he
drove homer to right center with Roush
on base, Bocckors play was feature
OF the second game. Roush, Burma and
Cruise made good catches.
First Game.
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xOne out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .........00o 900 loi VI
Chicago .............20O 900 600 IA
Summary; Two-bRss hits-Hooper. Hnu.
ser. Miller. Double plsy-Miller to Hau-
ser. Bases on balls-On ogden 2 off T.
by T. Blankenship s, Runs--Hauser ?,
Johnson. COLLINS 9. Error-OEden.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

DENVER Sept 2o.--nunched hits
city here this afternoon. Williams, Pack
or pitcher. blew up In the second, walk
ing three men aud allowing four hits
we're unable 60 overcome, despite Roett-
gers four -bngscr clout Ia The fourth with
rHfp flpn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Bostoa
cIn,lnsti.


EBstted for Geucwich In ninth.
score by innings;
Cincinnati ..,..,..,,.,.,3lO 200 OOO-t
Boston .........s.as....O3 600 OOo-5
summary: Two base hits-puncau, Gal
lagher. Three.base hit-Crulse. Home run
--Fonscca, Double plAy-Bohne to Dau-
bert Base on halls--Otf Goncwich 4.
struck out-By Donohue ., by Genewich
l. Runp-Burns g. Duncan. Rousch Fnn-
SEGA, Bohne' Cruise, Rosor, Boeckel, Gal
iagher. Goncwich. Errors-Bohue, Henry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
OLishoma City.

summary. Runs--Yde. Aday, Fisher 2
Mangum. Errors Adhy Mcllonnld
Earned runs-Oklohoma city 2, 81. Jos.
eph 3. Base on bHlls--On Payne 2, OFT
Mangutn 2 Struck uut--By Mhngum g..
Lett on hascu oklahoma city o, st. JOS
eph .. Two-base hits-Flsher, lde, Man
gum. AdAy. Home run--Fiaher. Double
play-payne To FeIber TO Mcdaniel Sac
rIfice hits-nrowne g. stolen haHcs-FiHh-
ct. UmpireH--liolmes and Drmsby. Time --
itHa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
olelnhomnn Killed by Trn,n.

GAINESVILLE, Texas. Sept 20.
An eastbound Katy passenger train
struck an automobile on a crossing
about I 3 miles west OF here last night
Shortly after 10 o'clock, instantly
killing H. G., Young OF Wichita
Falls and his brother. Eugens
Young OF Wynuewood, Okla. The
body OF the latter was horribly
manEled. The men were en- route
to Wichita Fails. The train crew
picked up the remains and brought
them to Gainesville.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

NWW TWnTVI HUNS TTWTWI " NWTTFII VTTT7-
bro, Apperson. Griffin ?. Manush Ev,
rnfs--Nuna. Frisch., Home runs Manusr.
bascs--Yuna. Douhlo play-Yuna TO Nor.
ton TO Chesbro struck out-By Fincher
o. by Merz q. Bases ON bRllH-ON Flnchor
o. of Merz g. hit by pitched b8'l-Ily
Finoher tGcninl. Lett on bases-Omaht
3, Des Moincs Q. Earned runs Omaha =,
pes Muincs 2. Timc-laO, Umpitcs-
Lewis and Andersen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

shcsiy. Double plays-schs.r TO Galloway
60 HHuser. NaylOr TO Galloway 20 Hnuser.
Hooper to johnson. Bases on bails-Oft
Faber 4, Off NRylor /. struck out--Ry
Naylor ]. Struck out-Ry Faber g. hy
Nayior 2. Run--Hooper. Error--Faik
Second Game.
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the right field stands for circuit drive.
with the locals pennant chances dwind-
iins, ins crown dropped 10 less tnan
three thousand.
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BOSTON Sept 7O.--Ctncinna,i took
two games from Boston today 10 !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
NV Ywt

4uatted Tor Rlgney IN ninth.
ggflsttrd Tor Ehmke in ninth
zzzHan for B1ssler IN ninth.
Score by innings
New York ...... .......0DO WI oOl--b
Detroit .................Oo 400 Olu--h
Summary; Two-bsse hlta-ScotL Pipp.
Vaach. Thrce-hase hit---FUthergill, Scott,
schnng Home run-Msusel Double play
Jones 10 Cutshaw 70 Hlue. Bases on
balla-Or Ehmke 8. Oft Shawkey l. of
Bush I. struck out--By Ehmke 4 Runs
Ruth plpp. Msusci. Scott 2, Shawkey,
Blue Jones ?, Veach, Fothergill. Errors-
Scott 2.
senators 8; Browns 0.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.--WashinEtou
shut out ~ Louis today, to 0, aud sent
the locals three and one-half games be-
hind New York In the pcnnant. II was
the locals second straight defeat by tho
Senators
Franci- allowed only four hits while
tho yisltnrs ran NJ n. Shocker allowing
10. II was shocker's fourth consecutive
defeat.
Williams failure 10 hit homer, al
lowed Rogers Hornsby of the st. Louis
Nationals to tie him Tor tha major league
lead. HornEby got two IN today's game
with Brooklyn, bringing his seasons to-
tai TO 80.
George sisler was ntll out Of the game
because Of his injured night shoulder.
In the third inning Brewer hit into
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
seweli Errors-Pratt. Gardner ., J.
sewelL
Second Game.


NBttted FOR Pittlrger In eighth.
KTIlatted for Picrcy In ninth.
Score by innings
Boston ......,...,..-...O 900 900 ooo---4
Cleveland ..............O3O OO1 0lK--5
Summary: Two-bnse hits--Piercy.
Burns O'Ne,li 2. Jameson. j. Sovell.
Double pNy--Pratt 20 Mitchell TO Burns
wRmbsgdnss uuassisted Bases on balls
of Plercy Z, OF Bcdgood I. Struck out
by Plercy / by Bedgood S. Runs-Pratt.
J. Collins Chaplin, rieroy McNulty g.
Moinnls. O'Neil 2. Error-O'Rourke.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
W0iD!
S,ore
WICHITA

MATTED for McGinnls In ninth.
NXIsattPd for DnnfOrth In ninth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21

Summary Nuns-Judge, Rice, bfoWer,
Peckinpaugh ?. Errors-Fostcr Two-hase
hit--Judge. Thrce-base hit-Severeid.
Home run-Brower. Double plnys-Gerbcr
to Collins. SEVERED 10 Gerber. Bases on
balls-On Francis ?. OF Shocker /. Struck
out-By Froncis 8. by Shocker ,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-21
Ted Bisukenshlp outpitchinE ogden in
tho aftermath
First Game.
q ninth.
wn battcd ball,

NBatted for Scheer In ninth
zAiillcr out, hit by own battcd ball,
Score by innings;
Philadelphia ..........,,o0O 600 600
Chicago ....,...,...,..,lO0 900 OOx---1
summary: Two-hase hits---Collins.
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zHnttcd Tor HhOckoT m oIFhih.
Score by innings;
Washington ....,.......,olt 900 f20--5
st. Louis ..............O 900 600 600
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score by luuluHHs
Dea Molnes ,H.,'.t..'srstOl oOV uuu-s
omaha ......t....t,,... 100 ulN-i
summary; Runs Gcnin wagner, Ches-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-09-11

issued as first and second prizes bear
ing the date of the exhibition. No
second prize win be given to any
one winning a first prize. 1t is desir-
able that all exhibits be named as
far as possible. All prize winners
are requested to keep their exhibits
repienished and in order during the
exhibition.
Exhibits must be shown as single
blossoms. short or long stems, col
lections as specified in the classes that
follow:
Colon, 90; stem and foliage. IS; sub
stance, Is; form, 20; size, 20; total,
100.
Professor Roland Patch of tho Con-
recticut Agricultural college. VIII act
sted in a similar capacity at the other
flower shows sponsored by the Par
oohia1 society and is very enthusiastic
over the work which these women
arc doing. The exhibit is not limited
to members of the society or to the
people of Stratford. but amateur
hover growers all over the Eastern
United States are invited to send dab
Has to tho contest. All conmunica-
lions can be addressed to Mrs C. G.
GunUher, 2010 Elm street Stratford.
or Mrs. WeidHch, 1912 Main street.
Stratford.
The flowers will be placed in the
following IL classes:
1, cactus or hybrid cactus blooms,
6 varieties, short stems.
2, decorative, blooms. 6 varieties,
short, stems.
| 8. peony Powered, blooms, 8 vari-
eties. long stems In one vase.
4, show or hybkid show, s blooms
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-09-11
JUDITH kLESETz AND
ALBERT FRAZIER WE'D
AT FAITH CHAPEL

Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Judith Ylesitz. Of SO
seaman street, Black Rock. to Albert
= Frazier. son of Mr. and MIRA VIM.
Frazler, Of 40 Brewster street, at
F'alth Congregational chapel on Sat
urday, afternoon, Sept at 2:3o
O'CLOCK The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. E. David Akers, the
former minister of Faith chapel.
me bride who was att1red In
1laiS with crystal beads. wore a. bridal
Neu caught with a spray OF myrtle
She carried a shower of white roses.
Mis- Miss Emma sabo and os Miss julia ,1lsa
Sabo's gown was of pale. green or
gandle and she CARED a bouquet OF
PINK asters, while Miss F'arkus was at
tired in a gown of rose colored or
aSters.
Miss Susan Tonko was the maid
of-honor. and wore a dainty frock of
orange canton crepe and carried a
shower of bridal roses
Mrs Edward Manchester. who
PRESIDED at the oE,gan. prayed the
wcddnne march from Lohengr1n and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1922-09-11
StratfOrd Women
Complete Plans
For .Dahlia Show

! Arrangements have been completed
Tor the second annual dahlia show
ITO DO held Friday and Saturday, Sept.
15 and 16 in the Christ church parish
house under the auspices of the Paro-
scillial society of the church. Mrs.
Charles Lowell is president of the So
ctety while Mrs. Harry Burnes, and
Mrs. w. E. Camp are in charge OF
the affair.
The following rules for the show
have been drawn up and must be OBJ
served:
All exhibits must be in place before
O'Clock Friday, the 18th.
The, exhibition will open at
O'Clock ~on Friday, Sept. Is until $3.50
p. "a Saturday, from 2 o'clock until
$50 %. m.T9S
Judging will be done from 1 until
3 o'clock and only those officially in
&enested win be present. Each per
son DESTROYS of exhibiting must reg
-eters their names and be given num-
beers which must be placed on each
exhibit. These will be supplied also
reueptacles for the flowers.
Contributions of flowers for sale
not for cxilibition-wtll be a-ppreciaf-
I'd.
blue All white ribbons will be is