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1ndlaa Silk.

There are 1000, 900 persons In India
engaged In the production Of silk.
Caterpillars and moths Of the null
berry silk industry Of India are entire
" domestica creatures.
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Official Proceeding OF
Board OF Education
Kadoka Ind. School Dis

Board of Education met in regu-
lar session at the Clerks office OF
the evening of November 24th.
will all members present
Minutes for preceding meeting
was read and approved.
Motion was made by McNally
that G.. O.'Conner be authorize,
to purchase a quantity of books
Motion was seconded by Dithmei
and carried.
Motion was made by Dithmer
that school be closed for Xmas
vacation at regular time Friday
December 22nd. 1922, and opened
again at 900 o'clock on Tuesday
January End, 1923. Motion wa
seconded by McNally and carried
The following bills were then read
and on motion allowed:
Educator Supply Co., supplies
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lndustrvsa AdvAntaoN

Industry's Advantage.
In the ordinary business Of life. In.
dustry can do anything which genius
can do. and very many things which II
cannot-Beecher.
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Wichita. but Sellars tightened up
and retired Lamb and Lelivelt with
out further damage being done.
Both Teams Fight Hard.
With each team fighting for the
winning run, the game from this
stage was positively thrilling. East
opened the sixth for Wichita with
his third single to center. Blakesly
cracked a bounder at McGinnis and
1t looked like n cinch play, but the
ball took bad bound and not only
went for a hit as 1t bounced over
Macs shoulder. but also sent the
Tulsa shortstop out of the game
with an injured finger. Both runners
moved up as Boehler was throw
ing our Haley. Mcdowell walked.
filling the bases. The home crowd
sat on needles and pins when Nc
Mullin smashed a grounder at Leli-
welt, but Jack. fielded 1t perfectly.
threw TO Crosby forcing East at the
plate. and McMullin was doubled at
first by Crosby's fast return TO his
skipper.
Bauman poked a double 10 left
opening the oilers half of the sixth
and Stuart's perfect sacrifice sent
him to third. One down and the
winning run on third. but Crosby
popped to Berger and Smith made
pretty catch on Boehlers terrific
wallop to center.
Pretty Baseball in Eighth.
In the seventh Wichita's best was
single by Berger with two down
In the local half Benefits single
and Davis , second double were
wasted. In the eighth Carl East
drove a powerful double TO conter
opening Wichita's half and went to
third on Blaxesly's infield out. Then
came some pretty baseball by the
Oilers. Thompson and Bauman shin
ing under fire. Haley drove a
grounded to Thompson which Frank
grabbed. made sure East was safe
on third. and then threw TO first re-
| firing the batter. McMullin followed
with tantalizing roller 10 Bauman
which looked like a hit, and only
fast and perfect work by Paddy pre-
vented run. Lelivelt walked In the
local half of the eighth and was ad =
vanced by Bauman's sacrifice, but
the producing hit was not avail
able.
Boehler turned Wichita back in
one-two-three order in the ninth,
and his teammates came in deter
mined to end II right thsre. Boehler's q
roller to Washburn took n bad hop
and went for a hit. Bennett sacri-
feed the pitcher to second, and
Franz Thompson sent the crowd
home happy with n long single 10
right which East didn't even try to
send to the plate.
Oilers and witches meet in the
second of the series Monday after
noon, 4:10 being game time. Karl
Black is due to hurl. IL will be
Blacks first Tulsa game as a mem
Der of the oilers. He has been pitch
ing splendidly since Joining Leli-
velt's squad.
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DELEGATES GET TO WORK
Bolivia Eliminated from Chilcnn-Pc-
ruvian boundary ParIcy.

WASHINGTON. May 2t,--After n
week OF preliminary exploration. the
Chilean and Peruvian delegates to
tho Washington conference are pre-
pairing to attack directly and without
further delay the problems that have
cstranged their governments for
more than n generation.
The real work OF the conference
In to begin probably early this week.
In an atmosphere somewhat clari-
| fled by Bolivias open but Intellectual
move to obtain n seat at the counci
table.
SO far as over-Sunday develop
ments we're revealed, they indicated
that the Bolivian note requesting a
place In the conference would be an
swered In tho negative without much
delay,
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Suzanne Lenglen
Holds Her Title
In Net Tourney

BRUSSELS. May 2t.-Mlle.
Suzanne Lenglcn today successfully
defended her title to the intorna
tional hard court tennis champion
ship by defeating Miss Elizabeth
Ryan OF California In straight sets,
Ga. 6-2. The French G..l won In
rather easy fashion. without having
TO extend herself.
NJ. Cochot. France. won the
singles championship fee for men
by defeating Count de Conner.
Spain. 60. 2-6. As, 81. 6-2.
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BY b. A. BRIDGEwATER.
Three rousing cheers!

Three rousing cheers!
That's exactly how felt about the Oilers after watch
ing that opened with Wichita at the home lot yesterday after
noon
Giving an exhibition of game, aggressive baseball that
kent the overflow Sunday crowd in continuous thrill from
the opening until the exciting nnth-nnng fnish Smiling
Jack Levelts fighting conquered the 1921 Western
league champions from Wichita in the first game of the
series to g. and thereby went into tie with Joe Bergers
clan for third place.
pretty single to right by Frank Thompson in the
ninth that sent the winning the pan and broke up
the pitching duel between George Boehler and Lefty
Seas Boehler had singled and moved into the scoring
nnsion at second on Bennetts perfect sacrifice
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RS Play Brilliantly to Win Opener From Wichita 43Boehr Fine Form
Talk of WHlardS Getting
Dempsey Is All Pipe Dream
edge that he's through as chant
pion and retire gracefully.

pion and retire gracefully.
a Leonard-Tendler bout would do
at least ono thing. n would relieve
tho public OF lot OF tlrcsomo twad-
die about Bcnnys refusal to meet
Tender because he thinks Tender
didn't actliko a gent In taking Leon
ards forfeit last time they were
mate whom Leonard withdrew
from tho engagement because OF an
Injured hand or something.
Tcndler was right In taking the
forfeit A forfeit is supposed 10 be
Ia guarantee that tho man posting Il
viii go through with his agreement
to appear In tho ring on certain
date. ana fight. The forfeit covered
Tender y loss ~ cNpcnscs and valu-
nblo time caused by Iconard's with
drawal II might have been nice
and generous FOR Tender 10 waive
the forfeit. but there's no rule COM
polling boxers 90 he generous.
Tho whole affair seems To have
been mere difference OF opinion.
Leonard thought forfeit shouldn't
be forfeit when posted by cham
pion. and Tender disagreed with
him,
Wouldn't II be funny II Leonard
changed his mind after all the dis
Cussion on Tender, and knocked him
for gonl2
And from Philadelphia point OF
vlcw wouldn't II hc tho Joke of the
year II Benny took on Tender 10
get even aud ran his chin into a 10
eecond southpaw sock?
Copyright iD22 by The Bell Syndi-
cate Incl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-22
Cleveland's S Yanks
Take Second Game
From Coffeyville
Special 10 Tho World.

Special 10 The World.
SAPULPA. May 2i.-Barney
Clevelands sspulpa Yanks took the
second game of the series from Cot
feyville this afternoon. 10 to 4.
Timely hitting when hits meant
runs was the feature OF the Yanks'
game and drove two Coffeyville
hurlers to the bench before the
game ended.
Peterson, pitching for Sapulpa.
kept the Kansans' blows we'll scat
tered, only losening up In the fourth
and fifth frames. when Coffeyville
made their only tallies.
CaffspiIIs
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Uucrta Postponcs Trip.

MEXrCO CITY. May 2i.--Adolfo
dc Ia Huerta. minister of the treas
ury. again has postponed the date ot
his departure for the United States.
owing TO an ATTACK OF Influenza he
does not intend to leave Mexico City
until the middle OF tho week. He
was to have started today for New
York. where he Is to confer with
American bankers.
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Baby Killed I'm Auto Wreck.

OLA, May IA 2-months' old
child OF DR.. and Mrs. w. b. Kolb OF
Atkins. Ark. was instantly killed
and the parents and their three
daughters were injured near here
this afternoon when an automobile
in which they were riding plunged
down a l0-foot embankment turn
ing over twice.
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sreliyn
chl,aao.

Ebsued Tor Terry In eighth.
zsBatted for osborne In eighth.
yJohnson out hit by batted bail.
Score by innings
Brooklyn ..,......., .,.1l0 100 bO0--S
Chicago ..,.,..,.,.,....lo 900 600
summary! Two-base hits--Statz. Rue
Their Olson, Kelleher, Grimes. Double-
plays-SChmsn unBssisted: Hollocher
to Terry to Grimes; Grimes to Terry 70
oFarIen TO kelleher. Left on bsses--
of Ruether z, of osborne !. Struck
out-By Ruothsr /. by Osborne 2, by
Freeman J. Runs-liigh, r. Grimm,
wheat, Myers. Schmandt. Olson, Ruetner.
Statz. Hollocher tg), Kellsher. Errors
johnson t2), STATE, Hollocher, Grimes.
Marquard Chnlks Up.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.--A pitchers bat
tie between Mardusrd Of Boston and
former today, to ].
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Kansan Dics I'm Plane Crash

GALVESTON, Texas May CIV,
A. Eimmell of Elk City, Kan. was
killed and an airplane passenger
was seriously burned when the plane
fell 200 feet to the ground In an at
tempted landing here today. The
machine caught fire and Eimmells
body was badly burned.
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Visitor-"And what is the little
boys name2"
Colored Lady--"Perscrlption."
Visitor--"What an odd namel
Why in the world do you call him
that?",
Colored I.ady-''Becuz All has
such hard work gettin' him filled "
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police Chiefs son Burns.

WEST FRANKFORT, III, May 21.
Eugene Miller, aged 13. stepson OF
Arvis Gray, chief OF police. was
burned TO death last night when the
Gray home and two other dwellings
were destroyed by fire.
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xBstted for Triple In 9th,
Score by Innings:
Denver ..''''..'..'.'Qoo 600 aoi IS
summary. Runs Wright. Long
O'Brien, spanger, Parker, wetzei, snede-
o'Brlen. shsnley. spanger, Granthsrn,
wilcox ?. Three.base hit--Wetzel. Two.
base hits-Wilder 2, Grantham, Snedecor
Jones, Long Patterson. Wright Sacrifice
Long. Base on balls-Tripple q Double
plnys-O'Connor 20 Wilcox to Snederur.
Griffin to Grantham; Patterson 60 Wright
to shanley. Runs and hits--On Triple
DALEY and tptched 10 one mani
Gtruck out-By Triple 4: Okrle ]: wet
gel 8: Lett on bases--omaha I: Denver
S, Wild pitch--Tripple. Balk--wetzeL
Earned runs-Omaha I, Denver 2 Um-
pires-Browne and McGloom, Time
900.
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SGNSTER.
~ DAYS
,6RIfsiUIifEs |

Western League.
TULSA 4, WICHITA g.
Omaha ~. Denver 6-3.
Sioux city 10. Des Moines g.
Oklahoma city B.. 81. Joseph &.
National League,
At Chicago I. Brooklyn \.
At Cincinnati 8, New York I,
At ST. Louis 2, Boston I.
Only three games scheduled.
American League.
Al New York 6, 81. Louis s.
At Washington 4, Chicago l.
only two games scheduled.
An trican Association.
At Louisville 6-2. Indianapolis 90.
At ST Paul 4, Minneapolis 2.
At Toledo so, Columbus SO,
At Milwaukee 81, Kansas city SIS.
south hern Association.
At Chattanooga 4, birmingham 7.
Al Memphis ., htlnrta 4,
At Nashvuis 7, New orleans :.
Only three games scheduled.
Texas League.
AZ San Antonio 6, Dallas o.
Al Fort Worth 3, Houston 8.
At Beaumont 4. Shreveport 3.
At Galveston 7, Wichita Fails 9.
Southwestern League
Muskogee s, Bartlcsville 3.
SapulpA 10, Cotfeyville 4.
only two games available.
Western Assoc ciativn.
McAlcster 0. Joplin 3.
Okmuigee 2. Springfield o.
Enid 4, Henryettn 0.
only three games available.
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Bated for Edelman In eighth.
Ak Batted for Shangling in eighth,
Batted for Wilson in eighth.

Bated for Edelman In eighth,
Xxx Batted for shanglng in eighth.
Batted for Wilson in eighth.
Score by innings;
l,'h hulneb ''''''s'ss .uut oOo UEo- o
summary: Runs-Gorman, Grant, Horan.
Turgeon. Breen 2. Hamilton 2. Heming-
way g. Fish 2, Metz, Robinson. Query.
Errors-Grsnt. Graham, Turgeon, Metz.
Two.base hits-Wssner, Roettger. Hamil-
ton 2. Home runs-Mets, Elsh. Sacrifice
hits-Hemingway. Wilson, Elsh, Oster-
gard, Stolen bases - Hemingway q.
Double plays-Grant 10 Graham to Breen:
German TO Graham; Grant to German TO
Grahsm: Hemingway 10 Palmer 10 Metz;
Palmer TO Hamilton 20 Metz, Hits and
runs-On Roettger. sand In 1 Ia; Edel-
man, IL and in Z: Wilson, y and IN
"a. Losing pitcher-Lynch. Struci. out
-Edelmsn; Lynch 2: RoettFer, /; VII.
son, l. Wild pitch-Wilson. Bslk-Roett-
ger. Earned runs-Des Noinss, 4; Sioux
city, 7. HIT by pitched bBll--By Lynch
tMetz). Passed ball-Shangling. I'm
piFs-Burnside and Fitzpatrick. Time
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STODAX'S'
AGAMES

Western League.
PARK, . p NJ.
St Joseph at Oklahoma City.
Denver at Omaha.
Des Moines at Sioux City.
National League.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnti,
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American League.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Only three games cheduled.
I American Association.
Columbus at Toledo.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Kansas city at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
southern Association.
Mobile at Little Rock.
Atlanta at Memphis
birmingham at ChattAnooga,
New Orleans at Nashville.
Texas League.
Shreveport at beaumont.
Dallas at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Houston.
Wichita Falls at Galveston.
Southwestern League.
Bnrtlesville at Muskogee.'
Coffeyvilla at SapulpA.
Topeka at Hutchinson.
Salina at Independence.
Western Association.
Springfield at Okmulgee.
Joplin at McAleEter.
Henryetta at Enid.
Fort Smith at Pawhusks.
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Fire Leading Batters
OF the Major Leagues
Shakey-Martin Bout Draw

NEW YORK. May 2i.-Jack Sha-
key OF New York and Vincent (Pep-
PERI Martin OF Brooklyn, feather
weights. boxed a I2-round draw at
Ebbett's field yesterday.
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zone out when winning run was scored.
NSnatted for Baker IN tenth.
Score by Innings
~ Louls ............soo Ooa 100 SIS
New York ..........0ii ii0 100 i--6
summary. Two-hase hitH-Huth. sew
ercid. Three base htt=-Witt. stolen bases
--Ssier, jacobson. Double piays-sc-
Manus, Gerhsr and Sister. Tobln and
Gerber Lett on bases New York 6, 81.
Louis T. Bases on bslis--On Hoyt :. orf
Davis q. Oft Bayne 1. Struck out--By
H0yt ?. hy Davis J. UunH-Tohin .,
Gerber, Sisler. Jacobson witt 2. ward.
Meuacl, Pipp, Hoyt. Errors-jscobson, ma
keT. Mcuscl. scott. Schang.
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Coyeleskie Weakens,

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 2i,--Tempo-
rary loss Of control by Ceveleskie and er.
rors by Hestly and Hargrove in the sixth
inning ensbed st. Joseph TO score five
runs here today and hand the locals their
tenth consecutive defeat. 60.
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DENVER DIVIDES
DOUBLE.HEADER
WITH BUFFALOES
Saints Hit Coveleskie and
Indians Drop 10 in
a Row

OMAHA. May 2i.-omaha and Den
yer split double header here TO-DAY.
Denver took the first contest, a I0.inntns
affair. 8 to 4. Eight two.bsse hns lea,
tured this game, The second game went
to Omaha, 4 TO 2.
Score:
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CINCY REDS WIN
INITIAL BATTLE
FROM new YORK
Boston Took Cardinals to
a Cleaning by 4-3
Wind-Up

c1NctNNATf. ohio. May 2i.-pAtnss
was hit hard in the first and sixth IN
ming today and Cincinnati Won tho first
game OF the series from New York 3
to I.
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Willard IL Thiry-fiyc Years Old
Possibly Older.

Sullivan lost the championship at
30, Corbett at 81, Fitzsimmons at 81.
Burns at %, Jeffries retired at 20
and returned To lose his title at 35,
johnson lost II at 81. willard at 32.
From this list IL is evident that big
men last longer in the ring than
small men. willard Is tho biggest OF
all the big men, ana ne might out
last tho whole bunch IL no was
actively engaged In fighting and APP
peared In the ring at least four times
a year. But with two fights In the
past seven years there's no way TO
figure him anything but a has-becn
unless he proves he isn't.
Dempsey, being without anyone to
give him battle In this country, pos
sibly excepting Harry wills. who
can't be taken on because of the dis
turbancos following mixed matches
in the heavyweight class, IL practi-
cally out of II Job. lie cant be
blamed for his Willingness to fight
Carpenter abroad.
Manager Kearns sees Carpenter
and says Carp is bigger and better
than when he fought Dempsey be-
fore. That's the natural dope TO give
out. OF course. Carpentior would
need 10 be a lot bigger to have even
n leas outside chance. He's a great
man in his class, a corkng boxer
and desperate punchcr. Hut
neither Carpenter nor any other
man living can give fellow like
Dempsey 10 pounds and u beating
Benny Leonard's Fourth of July
match is to be with Rocky Kansas
WheDever Benny fights Kansas the
| crowd can he sure of seeing n fancy
boxing exhibition. Benny can out
point Kansas any time, with ease.
so he does II. Mixing with Kansas
Is foolish. so Benny doesn't mix.
Fighting Kansas II seems, is lot
softer than fighting Lew Tender.
IT'S softer TO fight White, Dundee. or
any one OF n dozen others.
Personally, I don't care whether
Leonard lights Tender or not. But
Benny had made many statements TO
tho effect that he doesn't care to
hold the title any longer than he
can defend II by meeting and beat
ing any legitimate challenger.
II there's n doubt I'm Benny's mind
| that he can beat Tender, at the
! lightweight limit which Tender
makes easily it's up to Leonard to
mako his promises good or retire.
He ought 10 fight Tender, win II he
can. and II he can't win acknowi-
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Nnattcds for Hodge In ninth.
Score by inninEsi
chicago ...''.'''''-''.'loO ooo ooo-l
Warrington ...s.ss.s.sslsV lVO aor-s
summary. 1wo.base hitr--sheeiy, Ghar-
rity. Rice, Mostil. Double plays-Hongs
to johnson TO Hheely. Bases on balls
or Zachary g. off Courtney 2. off Hodge
I. Struck out--ny Hodge Runs
Hooper. Smith. Harris. Rice. Goeoel.
Shanks, Charity Peektnraugh t2). En-
tors- Johnson, schDlk, Harris.
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|YANkS HOLD ON
TO TOP RUNG BY
BEATING CARDS
Washington Defeats the
Chicago White Sox
in 8 to | Game

NEW YORK. May 2i.--Nsw York ~,
tanned the leadership in the American
league race by defeating 81 Louis IN q
l0.lunlnE game today, to B. wards
fielding featured.
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COneyvile .... 900 3lO 0OO--i J
Sspulpa ...... 40 O03 20x-lO 2
Summary; Two-bsse hlts-Kelly, Flip.
pin, Newashs. Sacrifice hits-Ennis
Cleveland. Willis. Struck out-By Tubbs
s, by Victor / by Peterson 8 Bases on
bslls-On Harwood Q, Oft Tubbs .. Oft
Victor !, of Peterson 6. w.ld pitch
Peterson. HIT by pitcher-rubbs by Peter
SON Passed bsll-Ennis Hits--On Tubbs
In 8 and "a innings; Oft Victor, 2 In q
and Ia inningsi Off Peterson, 6. Left on
basss--Coffeyvil!e 7. Sapulpa IL Time
Two hours Umplre-Ed Mahley.
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'aI1 vuoppII0

SCORE BY InnInRsi
st. Joseph .............0I0 0Ob O00--6
Oklahoma City ,.......,l00 col Oi0--3
summary: Euns-Olson, DEBATE, Smith,
Nufer. Grabowitz Adams. Pitt. Har-
grove. Tate. ETrOrs-Olson, Nufer, Hestly,
HsrRrove. Two-base hits--Bonowitz (2),
Tate. Sacrifice hits--AdamE. Heatiy. base
on balls-Coveleski 6. Brady 2; Adams
6. Struck out--Brady o. Adams /. Runs
and hits-C6f Coveleskie and In G
innings. Brady and in inning
Earned runs-Oklahoma city 3; ST
Joseph O. Left on bases-St. Joseph l2;
Oklahoma CITY 10. Double plays-Tate,
Hoatly and Bates. BonowitE and De-
fate3 Olson, DEBATE and Olson. Hit by
pitched bRll-Hestly by Adams Passed
ball--Grabowski. Time 90, Umpires-
Anderson ard Donohue.
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Let willard Mcct Brennan or wills

There's only one way the giant
might show that he's still anything
more than n colossal punching bag.
IL he could beat couple OF men
like Brennan and Wills. for instance,
nobody would doubt his right to
make the public pay championship
prices to see him In a ring with
Dempsey again.
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xxBatted for shea Ia nlntu.
Score by Innings
New York ......,.......Oo ono Oib oOO--i
Cincinnati .s........... 200 001 onH-b
summary Two shaEe hit-pintili Three .
hhHe hit--Keiiy Double plays. Frisch to
Bancroft to Kelly, Caveney 10 Bohne TO
paubert. Bancroft to FTisch TO Kelly.
iiohne to paubert. Left on bascr-- New
or Donohue 2 struck out--py shea 1.
by Donohue 1. Runs--Kelly. Burns. DAu.
bert. Harper. iisrEtave, PinelI.. Errors
Bancroft T. Young,
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SECOND GAME.

OHlhnh '''''s - ''''', -. 70" WV Vuh-s
Summary: Runs-O Brien, Patterson,
Shanley, Gtantham Mnnush Grimm,
Snedecor. Errors-Wright. O'Brien, Grant
ham. Darraugh. Three base hits-Manusn,
Griffin. Two-base hits-Patterson. sac
riflces-Coffindsffer. Grantham. Base on
balls-Darraugh .. Stolen bases--Grant-
ham. DaTsugh. Three-base hits-Manush,
tlays--Wilder to O'Connor. Runs and hits
--On Federly and in two innings;
Salisbury / and In seven. struck out
ny Darraugh 6: Federly !. Left on bases
Denver s, Omaha 6. Earned runs
Denver 3. Omaha ,. Umpires--Browne
and MCGloom, Time .95,
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FournIer. Toporcsr q Home runs-Ain-
smith southworth, Stolen bas.s-Four-
nier. Left on bases Boston 2, st. Louis
o. Bases on bals--On MArquard =.
struck out--By MarquRrd o. by Sherd.l
4 Runs--Har arbare. Southworth ?, Mar
guard. Fournisr, Ainsmith. sherdeL Er-
rors-ToporceT 2.
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THOMPSON,S SINGLE
IN NINTH BREAKS UP
GREAT MOUND DUEL

Leliyefs Whole Team Displays Brand of Baseball That
Thrills Teams Followers in Winning Fifth Victory in
Row-Blakeslys Home Run With Two on Prevents
. the 1921 Champions Being Shut Out--Karl Black
Due to Make Local Debut Monday Afternoon
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Senators Hun Away.

wAsHiHGTON. May ii.-waphinRton
defeated chicago today In easy fashion,
10 I, the locals knocking Courtney from
the box Ia two innings and punching hits
off Hodge.