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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
Financial
niIaINTss OppONrVNITir,


ron sALE-small cleaning aud pressing
shop doing good business. rent very
reasonable. Two iiying rooms In rear.
todbt 20G.
TOR PAiE--1lr0rsry and meat market
doing sood cash business. cedar 2iit
FOR sALE--DruR stofc. good town. liz.
tures and stock about 10000. business
good, 10000 cash. balance bankabie pa
per. Don't answer unless you can meet
abuye terms. Hox i5t.N World.
ron sALE-Chsap. second hand store.
doing good cash business. reason Tor
aclllnE sicknesg. oo5 y. FirsL
FOR gALE.-A first-ciass drossma Fing
shop In live Oklahoma city combating
~ ono homaiitchcr one picntlnr. one
button ana threo singer machines, with
good business, also furniture, fivo
rooms cash. Hox Gsi, pawhuske, Okln.
ohocERY stock, fixtures and five robins
400 cash. Quick sale n. u. Barrett
g0t liliss Bldg. Osage ~ or 6b.
uHOcEHY srORE Tor ssle-Good locR.
ton. living rooms 10 connection with
atore; stock ana fixtures amount TO
$500 call Osage 90Oi
LiuHT plant and wlrlnE OF Hoffman
conaists Of tw0 s,o00-watt Delco motors
100 batteries. three miles Of line wiro.
nm Sda, e9mpi.,ts s6Id,,;ao noE opsrsgns, ana IN
show seats All for 81 .aOO Phone Scott
LoekhaJt Hoffman, Okla.
POOE HALL for sale only hall in town.
Dig business tobacco stand, cola drlnka,
building corner lot. residence and fur
niture, Rest oil town In state Five
tables oil goes. The biggest bargain
In Oklahoma. Pool Halt phnrOah, Okla.
REsrAURANT LOCATION
IN MALLEN, TEXAS
Fifeptoof room 25Ni9s on Main street
best location In state Of Texas for res.
taufant. IL you are n restaurant man
u will pay you 10 investigate. nich y
Hahn. McAllen, TeNas
STOCK of groceries on Sand Springs car
line. Will Invoice about 5000, good lo-
cation. building can be- rented or bought,
llying rooms In back OF storeroom. Phone
Usage SOS
STOCK Of shoes, grocery ana meat mar.
Rot In live town, 20 trade for Tulsa rcs-
idonce; good business ana good trade
FOR right party Invoice about tt5 900.
MrCurry, cedar iGfa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
MIsCriI.ANrOrs ron SALE es

WANT TO MY ladies' and mems used
clothing shoes. hats. Phone Usage
ka2I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
HTIP WANrID-IEMALE

ENPERiENCED white eIu Tor EonCral
homework tnrce In family osaF" '''H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

THE reorganization Of an established
farm mortgage company IL Increasing
It's capital stock; 4 safe Investment and
good dividends assured. Write BOX
ibb-N. World.
TEN PER CENT GUARANTEED STOCK
Any part Of tib0nO preferred stock issue
OF closed corporation, Being first lien
On property Of $40, 900 valuation. Addi-
tional profits. sharing dividends paid
quarterly, No hpplicat tiOns less than
$500 considered For particulars al
dress r. o. BOX 1870 TULSA,
TAMPA DAILY TiMEs--Tsmps. Fia. (,
want ads oeOt per word; Florlda'u
groutost daily classified medium. Write
US for complete rate card.
THEATER- Interesting proposition arises
In Sioux city. firat-run house, thorough
Investigation for anyone interested.
United Advertising Agency, 400 Fourth
St, sioux city. Iowa.
WANT to hear from owner having groc-
cry or confectionery business for sale.
John J. Black Chippewa Fails, wis.
1900 AND SERVICES viii put the right
man IN independent permanent husi,
ness that viii net him above 5000
year. Phone Cedar 2s25. Write ess-G
care World.
on. LANDS Ann LEASES ii-A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
Employment
nTfP WANTEn-MAIr

80 WEEKLY snHY % make thni Wu' h.
you ean t0o) mailing circulars in spare
time tor mail order ,uWnnuiNH. n'n.
pieto information only ono rlWo. W g.
Hamilton. WHNHuul Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
Personal Property
MOI sFIIOIn nOOnH

CALL osage ssio--No trouble TO call aud
give estimates on renovating mattresses.
1ulsa Mattrers Co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

LEASE FOR sALE-on
ana gas elase on NEk OF i3-lg.l2, ons
location lees than one mile west OF
1000 barrel brought IN April 8. Priced
to sell. Call Rice A Minds. phone "a
or eCi, Okemnh. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

AIESMAN covering Oklahoma 10 travel
with mo In car; reduce eapenaoi cover
more territory | spend three hours Ia
toYha 1000, longer In large towns Ad-
drsA bls ". Elwond
We want a live-wire salesman who maheR
this territory In a car 10 handle one of
tho fastest selling articles. on commits.
sion haHla. Wa have no objection 20
handling as ude-line. Pocket sampler
liberal commission. Cali Ais Mayo
Rldn.
WANrED-SaleHmRn with car 10 demon-
Htrnte ana sell automobile accessory
must he competent and reliable. Cali
Osnge 3S55.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE ag
BOOK kEERER with several yaarA' eEpe.
flence doaiteH position, OHags 1tOs-I
EMPLOYMENT wanted by general paint
or ana paperhangeri only reliable con q.
tractors consider this ad. NJ ID. Fer
hanHo. ntooklyn hotel,
ENpER1ENcEn typlss -bookkseper, sew
eral yehrai all accounting work, would
Ike any Kind OF clerical work. Ba-G,
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

FOR SALE-Excelsior for packing pur'
poses. stock always on hand. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
AALEsMEN Am AGENTA


One Of tho largest hosiery mills IN
tho United states with offices In
the Kennedy building, dcsiroua Of
interviewing Z several hiRh-Erada
salca. people 70 sell hosiery direct
10 consumers, We have n full
and complete line OF ladiea'
mons ana ehildran'H IN both plain
ana fancy silk hosiery, an unuH-
uhlly attractive proposition to
HnlOa-peoplo with personality and
Hhllity. Unless you have had
some selling experience and can.
able OF earning blg money don't
waste your time ~ wa have the
livest proposition on tho market
ana want only iive-wlre repre-
aentatives Amply iOb Kennedy
Hldg. W. q. Eafnhardt. district
manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

LARGE apartment. four rooms. hail. an,
patlor and bath, nicely arranged of,s.
apartments. Ninth and boulder pbs,.
Osage 71ib.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

FOR RENT--New atTictly modlTH "a 4
bungalow, adults; references, 3"
Xauthus Cedar 1928,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

ENrEuIEHcEb chauffeur deslroa posi.
ton, five yeafH experience IN pittsburgh.
Ia can dflve any mako of car ana
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

Poultry

ZOOS FOR sETTING-"RmgieT7 strain
Barred Plymouth Rocks beautiful color,
5000 layers, $3.50 per 10. one young
eockercl II months old, 81, one tive
yehth old, az, Mrs, r. n, Williams
Wills Point, Texas.
FERRIS $50 strain, selected White Les
horn eEga, tt per 100. r. " uvana
route z. Phone N-B6.
our of New YORK, winning Blue AndS-
lusian eggs, ~ 20 per ssttins or sS IA
man, Kan, - "
RHODE Island Red tges from College am
farm; have improved tho flockA OF hun
dreds OF customers In the past ~ years,
Incubator tots, Usage blOS-J.
HoLi4AND's opi0en Buff MinoTos az :,
for setting, oAage 1865, 1t1 N, Peofis
THOROUGHbREp single- comb Rhod,
Island Rsdj none better selected pen
IL eggH $780, 80 per 100, Mrs. q,
Wyatt, Gonzales. Texas,
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TOO LATE now fellers, ~ buy your
wife pair ~ those 81 pumps and
oXfurds we had on sale last week,
because there isn't any more, 80
We picked out from our regular
stock almost 1000 pairs of etrap
pumps, slippers and uxfordH that
we VIII put on sale this morning
Rt fiSb pair. Hetter hurry down.
Turk Bros, Tulsas Largest shoe
Distributors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18

WE WILL DE GLAD 20 con.
slider the applications Of
young ladies for positions AZ
operators Apply flfth floor
Pioneer BidG.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
Enploymcnt
m.ir-NNIr IN ItNAir

OPPORTUNITY open fur those who
qualify 60 handle uur lnrt buil1 r.
permanent tuHiuCfH undrr our plan.
quality ana price. can Mr. wood t19
Tulsa Hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-18
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

FoR sALE-one gray mule lIis y, JET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
START OPEN-AIR WRESTLING
BOUTS HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
Pinkey Gardner and Charlie
Metropolis Meet at Broad
way Arena.
BOXING BOUTS PLANNED
Popular Fighters Will Per.
form for Local spor,smen
This Summer.

Inc hrst open-air wrestlinp match
Vi the season will be held Tomorrow
night at the Broadway atb,o,;o
arena. Laurel and Broad strec,.
"hen Pinkey Gardner and ch,rIos
Metropolios are scheduled In 90 m
IT., hhiSh best two out OF tbroo t,,,,
ne men arc well known IL Inn.i
sporting circles. each being nri,a
iaNorite with tho Richmond nnt 80
evenly matched in weight scionnn
ana strength. there IS considor,hIo
as to which viii be RI
,t uIneu mo winner. 1t is reportod
IL, caci IL In splendid condition
,in,. nara training for this par
ly provide the best cxhihi,,a
graphing seen in the city In NAV W.
moons =" Hh"hy
RMS opening match will mark ~,
inception of what promises to, no Tho
i'iost prolific athletic season tho non
uia, opeh-air arena has ever soon II
-, '"e purpose OF tho managers of tbo
broadway Athletic Club TO hold ,ho
usuaI monthly boxing smokers: thc
one Tor May being scheduled for tho
nlsht Oh May Is. with Young Bowen
Ioe dundee, Billy Laurie and Jack
Dosie furnishing tho excitement on
fokel and waino Kctonen for rnia
wrestling card.
The preliminary to the Gardror-
Metropolios bout tomorrow night win
start promptly at $40 o'clock. and
VIII DC immediately followed by the
man bout. Zack Woodal will rcf,-
rec. Ladies with escorts Will ba ,d-
mittcd free of charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
NECK AND-AECk RAGE
FOR BATTING HONORs
Sisler and Speaker Having
Merry Time in Amcri.
can League.
BKoWN's STAR on Tup p,o,r
Has Average OF .43I. r,a,.
aErr Second. With .ana-f:.orr.
he"y Set" Pace In the Nnt,onnI
League. onni
nHowN's STAR ON 1np p,o,,
Ire Associated prns.1

CHICAGO. May G.--George s,,,or
svr sHasnran with the ST. Louis ciuh
ana Tris Speaker. Lender n, ~
Cleveland Indians, today arc In !,
neck and neck race Tor the haiti,
Of the American Learue
WIN Slsler topping the heap viii
an average or .43l. Speaker Is run-
ner-up with .42i yhe Averages In
crude games OF Wednesday.
sister also IS showing tho wa1 IN
.nf Oase steaiers. having tucked nm
eNeh dozen away. and also Ia ,ha
nes' scorer to date. He has crosaoJ
'"n pare twenty-thrce times.
hehneh Williams. who promIs.. .,
ne baoe Ruth's rival In hnm,-rur
ni'.,nR this season. s:ruck n snap ,n
IN n.''ine. dropping into NTH plac.
;, ht'ntcs to crash out homers
r. having connected with ter
H.. so Williams shared tho bat
censorship with Speaker.
w,"er reading batters for ten o,
"ae Sames: Einnr 4mith. BOSTON
;a'S; "l't. New York. .3e5: w,,I,,rna
81. Louis. .3sS: Jameson rIoroian. s'
.hz: Pratt. Boston. .36o. .l,o n
pnit' 1851; oNell. Cleveland AGO +
"eorEe Kelly. n-st baseman WITH
'he Nc" York Giants. con,Ipu.. -
III" pace for the National Ioapne
n"'uerS; He has mark OF ,14s
knocked out brace n, cir.
't "f'Fe5 within the las. week hr,
rogers Hornsby and Ainsn;tb
w." cardinals, each poied four ro,,ns
,rios and arc making the hon..rnn
race hot for the Giant slupyar 49,
no" mas six. The pair IS on KaII...
heels with Eve each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
TARHEELS WINNERS BY
CLOSE SCORE OF FL
Snead, u Of Richmond Pitch
er, Is Outhurled by Rival,
Johnson.
coon FIELDING FEATURES
Only Error Of Gnmc Is Made by
Bnrnrs. Carolina Third Bascmnn. on
Sncnd's Grnundcr-NisitinE Pitcher
Wins own Gnmc.

"Hobbie" Snead and Stanley John
son. slab artists of the University OF
Richmond and Wake Forest College,
pitchers duel. which the pitching
twirler won by 2-to-l score. be-
cause he was able 10 outhit his local
rival. Johnson crashed out high
triple to deep right IN the final frame
and scored when Boyiin got no:
one by Sncad.
Not I man was walked by either
pitcher and the only miscue from the
box IN the whole game was made by
Snead In the sixth HIS curve bali
WAS wild pitch and unfortunately
for the big right handler, as it proved,
Boylin registered from third.
As alright. however. as the mound
work Of the opposing pitchers was.
the fielding of the rival Mines. But
one error is chalked up against the
eighteen men who participated and
that went through BARNES legs ON
Snesd's offering. Fielding plays OF
an exceptional variety were registered
by Poole when he slipped and finally
sat down In water IN deep left and
Ntt CduSlA sSiItHl llE ny ldN' VII
the first ball pitched when he Eobhlcd
up Ellis drive TO short; and by Towll
in the third on Dennis bullet drive
to the hot corner.
Jones, Fray and Sncad did tho
heavy in the fielding department. all
put outs but two being handled by
Dobson's inheid. In tho eighth the
inner works pulled their thirteenth
double play in twelve games. which
record they COUPLED with triple play
in the William and Mary series.
Triples to identicaily the same SPOT
figured largely. Richardson put the
Spiders in the lead when he hit the
second ball TO decn right for triple,
and scored on Trays scratch TO short,
and Johnson scored from third after
Il triple that fell within several feet
of Richardson's mark The othc-
Wake Forest run came in the sixth.
Boylin got a clean single to left
center and was advanced to second by
Lancasters perfect hunt. He took
third when Dennis hit TO Jones. Jones
getting the batter at first. and count
ed on the aforesaid wild heavc.
The game was remarkably fast. the
two teams playing eleven innings In
one hour and thirty-fve minutes. Six
times tho Spiders went back to the
bench in one. two. three order and
Snead and his cohorts sent the Tar
heels back to their base of opcrations
IN the same fashion in every inning
but the sixth and eleventh, when four
men faced Snead In each. But thirty
five, therefore. faced the local twirl-
err In the third and ninth innings
the Dobsonitcs started off with hits,
IN the former the batter stopping a,
Hrs, and In the later Snead was sent
to second on Berscrs pretty sacri-
rec and 10 third on Turlington's
helder's choice. but failed to score.
University OF Richmond will play
Emory and Henry tomorrow at 4
ociock the upstate team coming back
after being rained out of their Fri
day game with the Spiders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
WEATHER MAN
GOOD TO TOSSERS

PETERSBURG. VA. May ct
wa" haschan weather today for the
teams of TIC Church Baseball
i.easne. and thu $, pres showed a de-
cided Improvement over previous
games.
Second Baptist, 10: FRS, baptist. 8
Memorial Methodist. o; Yves,
End. 6.
Eurick. Z; Second Presbyterian. B..
81. Johns Episcopal. 4: st. Joseph's
Catholic. -.
Monumental Baptist. q: Market
street Methodist. i.
Third PRESBYTERIAN. ~: Ma,toaca,
Grace Episcopal. 2. Washington
Street Christian. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
ATLANTA SHOOTER
WINS AMATEUR TITLE
IBy Associated rrcss.l

ATLANTk. GA. May s.-H. ]. Eos
ter, Atlanta. won the amateur champ
ionshjp Of the Georgia Trap Shooting
Association here today. while the
professional title went to Arthur
Cuscadcn. Atlanta.
Both men had to shoot of ties to
win az Foster and Henry Jones. Ma
con, each had 1913 out of 200 ciays.
while Walter Hun. OF Macon, was
tied at 100 with Cuscadcn. Jones won
the doubles title for amateurs, and
Hun took that championship for pro-
fessionals.
J. r. Cothran was elected president
of the club for the ensuing year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
O'Do,yd Bcnt, CIbI,on.

NEW YORK. May 6.-AIike O'Dowd
former iatddleweight champion, to-
night defeated Mike Gibbons, OF st.
I""i' IN a twelve-round contest Mt
Long Island City. O'Dowd received
the judges decision. Gibbons used
n left hook effectively in the carly
stages of the contest. hut tried after
the seventh round. O'Dowd landed
often to the body and head, but his
punches were light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
BROOKLYN POUNDS TRIO
OF HURLERs At !! WILL
Beats Boston Braves, Is to 2.
Ruethcr Pitches Effectively
: in Pinchcs.
IRv AssocInied rress.l

BROOKLYN. y. y. May s.-Brook-
Ign pounded three Boston pitchers for
seventeen hits today and won. ) to ..
Ruether was effective. except in the
third, when the Braves punched three
hits. and In the sixth. when Bocckci
hit into tho bleachers for home run.
Johnston led tho assault Mt the bat,
making four. hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
TIGERS, 8; sox, ]
IBy Associated Press.l

DETROIT, May G.-Detroit today
defeated Chicago for the first time
this year. winning s 10 l. after losing
six straight games to the White Sox.
Hodge was knocked out OF the box
in the NTH inning. Pillette held
Chicago safe at all stages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
MISSISSIPPI WINS
ANNUAL TRACK MEET
[By Assnciaicd prcssl-

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. May Six
meet records were broken here to-
Day In track and field games in the
Birmingham Athletic Clubs twelfth
annual track and field meet. Mis-
sissippi " d NJ. won today's meet by
scoring % points. Georgia Tech was
next with SOs. while the Birmingham
Athletic Club scored II. The games
today were the first sanctioned track
and field events OF the new South
eastern \. y. T., and all marks made
stand as records of the association
until bcttercd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
nnndrcy High WIN, r,,,.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA. MAJ
iapGicy high. of W!nches,.r NO,
me baseball championship ~ the
shenandoah Valley here rodoy hy
t.LuhcinS the high school min. from
oli'ton FORGE by coun, OF 10 10
ht game, which WAS postpened nm
-tcsuni OF rain, wac PLACED In Hsr-
flsonnurg, as this Sity Is equ,di,.
tans from the two places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
DZDERS LOSE GREAT PITCHERS BATTLE TO WAKE FnPEs
CARL MAYS HURL|NC
TOO MUCH FOR MACks
Only % Men Face Yanks'
Pitcher, Who Allows
2 Hits.
10y Associated rrcss.1

PI1LADELPHIA. May 6.--Only
twcnty-nine batters faced Carl Mays
as he blauked Philadelphia by
2-to-0 score. The Athletics got two
scattered hits. made by I'D. Miller.
Harris pitched good ball, but triple
by pipp, Wards single. Dykes wild
throw and sacrifices by Scott aud
Mays gave tho Yankees two runs in
the eighth.
Addie Bennett. the Yankee mascot.
was Knocked unconscious by q bat
thrown Ivy Dcvormcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
EAST AND WEST
GET EVEN BREAK
Try Associated rross /,

BERkfLEY. CAL. May 6.-The
FAST ana West broke even today
Mnen william i. Tilden, end. repre-
senting the East. won the first match
OF the East VS.. West National Tennis
tournament from John Il. Strachan
ana William NJ. Johnston, represent.
ing the West, defeated Vincent Rich
a a. IN the second match. The TIlden-
strachan score was three to one. and
the JohnstonR Richards score, three
straight sets. va GO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
BOSTON, /; WASH, 0
rDv Assocjated press.l

BOSTON, May 6.--Joo Harris dou-
hlc in the hfth, followed by Burns
sacrifice and a balll by Zachary. gave
Boston a 1-to-0 victory over Wash
inrton today. Each team made four
hits and folded perfectly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

Third Presbyterian Sunday, School
forfeited the game to First English
Lutheran. to 0. due to the fact that
they could not put fun team on the
field.
First English Lutheran heat Third
Presbyterian n practice game. . to .,
Perry pitching for First English
lutheran and Dunn pitching for
Third Presbyterian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
SENSATIONAL CONTEST
IS WON BY new YORK
Giants Beat Phillies by 3-to-2
Score in Fourteenth
I,n;,n
Inning.
Try Associated press.1

NEW YORK. May 6.ZNew York
Philadelphia in sensation
al iourteen-innins pitchers struggle
$50 10 2. Douglas outlucked
uDoeii ana won his nth straight
so,,o an error by Rapp on Kelly.
MI Ply a sacrifice by SINNERS
WIN single by CASTOR. sssrsd tbs
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

Summary: Two-base hll-h'EH.
Homo runs--Boeckel. Wheat. stolen
Johnston, Il Grifhth, OIL
son. Post s. crifces--T. Grif''th 90.
Wheat Post. Double plays--Ford.
Kopf and IIolkt Kopf. Ford and
Holkc: High, OILS n and fost. Lctt
on bases-Roston. G: Brooklyn, 4.
Bases on balis-oft rilllngim. l: off
Lansing. /: Off Il ether. ,: of
OcschCer, .. Struck on'--hy Rucher.
:. uHts--off Ocschger. In >: off
Fillingim. . In :: OFF Lansing. In |.
Hit by pltchcr-by ocschgcr tWhcat.
Runthcr). Losing pitchcr-Ocschger.
Umpires. sentelle and Klein. Time.
rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
CUBS, IL; PIRATES, I.
LEY Associated prnss1

PITTSBURGH. May 6-ChicaEo
won from the Pirates. IL to I, today,
In frce-hi,ting game. Although
AldridEe was hit hard. he moro than
evened things by polling Ave hits out
or five trips 10 the plate. Miller hit
nome run over the left-held wall
in the third inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
TIGERS. 4; JACKETS. .

FAhAiYILLE. VA. May 6-liamp-
e.n- sidney took It's second .a,,'
the season from Random. Mocnn
mere today. defeating The hackers Ia,
. Store Of u :. Buchanan Ken, mis-
ms Wei! scattered during The greatcr
par OF the game. and the losers ;,sd
lcW CHANCES 90 score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
REDS, S; CARDS, 4
!, by Associated rrcss1

hi, LOUIS. May G.-Althourb o,,
I cincinnati took advantage of ~
,h iors and won The fourth carve
dav Sefi9s with st. Louis. to ,n
mick,s ia,hcote,s tumble OF Kim
visiting " sso IN the NTH allowed the
third second bascman to reach
Harper's single. "''"s run on
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INDIANS BEAT BROWNS
BEST HURLER, SH0CKER
Cleveland Gives Stanley Cove
lcski Excellent Support
at All Times.
icy Associated prcss.1

CLEVELAND. May G.-Cieveland
punched hits off Shockcr today and
defeated ST. Louis. 6 TO .. in the open
ing game of the series. Covcleskie
was hit hard. but kept the Browns
hits well scattered and received ex-
ccllent support.
The score:
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Totais ...3S 4 IA 81 10 5
nat.ed Tor Haines In seventh.
fBatted for North in ninth.

Score by innings: p
Cincinnati oaO mn
ST. Louis O1O oIn nSn
:, summary: Two-base hits-Mc-
Henry. Fournier. Ainsmith. Hair
grave. Smith. Stolen bnses-Fourn
Ter. Sacriiices-Caveney, Daubert.
liargrave. Double plays-KImmick'
Cavency. Daubert: McHcnry, I.avan
and Ainsmith. Left on bases-Cin-
cinnati. I; ST. Louis. s. Base on balls
-oit Couch, ]: off North, !. Struck
out-By Haines, 5; by North. .: nv
Couch. l. Hits-Off Haincs, i'm 7
innings; Off North. / in . innings.
Passed ball-Ainsmith Losing
p!tcher-Iiaines. Umpires-McCor-
mick. Rigler and Pfrman. Time
1850
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l.; linn. 2; Hamilton, 1. Struck out
n,nn. :; feilowhorse, @ Hits-ofr
Hiazner. In 3; linn. G in 4; Ham.
iiton. In 1: Y:"owhorse, ] I'm I
winning pitcher Aldridge. Losing
nnd '.""n ,, Empires, Quigley
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o., y: Wo-b base hitS-ShocLe
Sisicr t2). Ellcrbc. Jamies,n o,f'
nus. Threc-base hit-Oneill s,oia,,
90 unses-W ambSsanss. Gardner. S.n'
.tnces-Gerber, Wambsganss. DonhIo
Gerber and Sisler: wnn,b.
Samss' Sewell to McInnis. Left nn
nas Louis. none; Cleveland ~
Oh naiis-off Shocker, 3. Str,.I,
IinrirS. Shocker, &; Covelcskfe. 2
hFans Time, las ana