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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
LEADERS ARRIVE
AT NO COMMON
BASIS IN MEET

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
taking such relief measures rs VIII
prevent complete paralysis OF rail
traffic will be thrown back upon
the government and President
Harding will be compelled to go be-
fore congress with a message dealing
with the situation.
As the delegates arrived on the
seventeenth floor at No. 81 Broad
way-the scene of the meeting
members of the executives COM
mittco intimated that they knew
nothing OF the nature of the pro-
posals the rail men were to put up
to them. At the same time they
pointed out that while the commit
tee Is empowered to receive pro-
posals. II has no authority to act
upon them. They must be submlt-
ted to the railway presidents for
final action.
May Bulge Some.
While most of the members Of
the executives committee were
standing pat" It was understood
that the suggestion was being urged
that they yield on some minor points
IL the main principles of their con-
tentions are not modified.
The chief issues were the ques-
tion of granting seniority rights 10
strikers who are taken back 70
work and the possibility of taking
back all strikers in view Of the
!aTS5 number OF men who have been
taken on by railroad companies
since the strike began.
Tho brotherhoods were reye-
sented by the following: WarEn
S. stone, engineers; l.. e. Sheppard,
In
II. II. Robertson. firemen, and l.. c.
Cashen, swltchmen.
On the other side OF the con.
ference table sat the committee rep.
resentlng tho railroad presidents;
T. Dewitt Cuyler. chairman; How
ard Elliott. Northern Pacific; Has
Holden, c. 3. & O.; Julius Krutt-
Schmidt Southern Pacific; NJ. AZ
Pother. l.. & N; w. w. Atterbury'
Pennsylvania; C, II. Markham. HI
nois Central, and A. II, Smith, New
York Central
Cuyler is president OF the Associa'
tion OF Railway Executives.
Leaders OF 81 unions of railway
workers, including Bert NJ. jewell
head Of the striking shopcrafts men,
are in the city and are within easy
call II they are needed. II was eN-
pected that Immediately aftef tna
meeting convened the representa-.
tives of the big Four" would hama
in set OF proposals as the basis
for decisive negotiations for set-
tlement OF the trike,
After these had been diges'ed,
discussion was expected to follow
To prevent the theft OF spare tres
from automobiles n lock has been IN
vented that can be fastened to their
valve nipples.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Chinese Government
On Verge of Collapse

PEKING. Aug 17---The attempt
to revive popular government in
China Is on the verge OF collapse.
according to a survey OF conditions
brought TO the attention OF the for
eign legations Military leaders are
openly defying the government. cab
met ministers are refusing to assume
the responsibilities OF their posts. the
treasury Is empty and civil employees,
Nnpaid, have quit their Jobs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

Da nSns,.

summary: Runs-Blakssley. WaBhburn,
East, Butler. Haley, Mcdowell :, Gregory.
Genln. Wagner, Koran, Cooper, Banner.
Cullop. Errnrs-Washburn Mcdowell.
German. Connolly. Cullop J. Home run
East. Two-base hits--Ehst, Butler, Ban
ner, Sacrifice hitB-Berger, Haley, Me-
Dowell. stolen baser-Smith 2, Lett on
bases--Wiohita Q. Des Moines s. struck
out-By Cuilop 2, by Gregory 2. Base on
balls-on Culiop ;, or Gregory !. Earned
runs and hits-Off Cullop ; and i2 In .
innings. off Gregory and l6 In In
nings none out IN ninth. Oft Maun 0 and o
in 1 inning. Winning pitcher-oregory.
Double plays-Turgson to Wagner TO
Cooper. Connolly TO Wagner to Cooper.
Berger TO Mcdowell, washburn TO Ber-
ger 90 Mcdowell, umplres-Dayis and
Fitzpatrick. Time--2;O2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

uukllN tueN Wouli support uuAlcA as
high as 1000 per cent.
Newspaper Print Free.
with the approval Of the finance
committee majority and without a
roll can the senate eliminated from
the bill rCtaliatory provisions relat-
ing TO wool pulp ana newsprint pa
per, which are on the free list Sono-
tor walsh. democrat, Montana, sug-
gestod that the entire provisions he
eliminated and this was agreed to.
The provisions were aimed at Cam
ada, II was explained
Tariff duties ON Dyes ""d other
coal tar products which were de-
ClarNd by opponents 90 be equivalent
To an embargo. were approved to-
night by the senate, 80 to 90 Re
puhlicaus and democrats split on the
issue, seven republicans opposing
tho increased rates ana five demo-
Gratis supporting II,
The new duties proposed by Sena-
tor Bursum, republican, New Mex
ico. are based on American instead
of foreign valuRtion-an option,
trainers Of the tariff had dcslrcd 10
leave TO the presidVnt--and are;
on coal tar dye Intermediates,
10 1-2 cents per pound and as per
cent ad valorem; In place of the old
rates OF z cents ana so per ceut and
on finiahed dyes ana coal tar prod
ucts / 0 l-2 cents n pound and 90 per
cent instead OF Z cents and 60 per
cont.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

Western League.
TULSA AT OMAHA.
oklahoma City ~ Denver.
Wichita ut prs Moinca
st. Joseph ut sioux city.
National League.
Boston 1T PlttHburEh.
Brooklyn nt Cincinnati.
New York at chicago,
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
American League.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis az philadelphia.
Detroit at hOston.
Cleveland ht Washington.
American Association,
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas cay at Toledo.
Minneapolis at louisville.
~, PAM at Indianapolis.
southern Association,
Birmingham ~ Memphis. double header
ChattanOoga at Atlanta,
New orleans at Nashville,
Mobile at Littlo Rock, double header,
EcNas Irnguc,
Shreveport A. Houston.
Dallas at Galveston,
Fort Worth OF beaumont
Wichita Falls At san Antonio.
sOuthw estrrn League.
MuskuEco at Topeka.
Snpulpa AZ Independence,
Rbttltsville a. Sniins.
&C ffty VILE at Hutchinson
western Association.
Springfield at pawhuska,
Joplin at Enid.
Henryetts at McAleHtcr,
Fort smith at OkmulEee,
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Coffey,IIIo 4, uutchlnson q.

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Aug. H.
Wayne Middleton held the locals
down while the Refiners were Pill.
ing up scores and Coffeyville took
the second game Of the series, s 10
2, today.
Score by innings: II. II. T.,
Coffeyville 400 0I0 20l--S IA /
Hutchinson 900 900 200 8
Decentralization app Ennis;
Henry and Crittenden,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Is Joe O'COnner or
Miss Ida Clark Here?

Is Joe O'Conner or Ida Clark in
Tulsa? Word was received here
that Mrs. Mary Swiggart had died
in Tahlequah Thursday morning.
O'Conner and Miss Clark are rela-
tives living here but an all-day
search Thursday with police aid
failed to locate them. IL was then
that an appeal was made TO The
World. Either OF the relatives mem
toned are asked 10 communicate inn
mediately with IL. Il. Long at Table
quah.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

gBRttcd tor Doak IN fifth.
EEIatted for pertica in seventh and
awarded first on catcher's Interference,
z2EBatted for North In eighth.
zIZzilatted for Fuurnier In ninth.
Score by inninBa;
Brooklyn ........,......sOO O2O Ills
st. Louis Gee. ...,,,.....0OO 10l JAl--7
summary: lung-Olson 2, JOhnaton 2
Il. Griffith, Wheat. schmandt. Vance. j.
smith ., Hornsby, Mueller, Fnurnier
clemens Lavan. Errors--Schultl, j.
smith, HornEby. LaNan, TwO-base hit
Hornshy. Three-base hit--Griffith. Buu-
bile plays--Toporcer 10 Hornsby to Four
nter. Bases on bals-On Doak 4, oft
Pprtica J., off Vance J, of MamauN !,
nOak 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Discnyer Big GInrIcr

Los ANGELES, Aug. II. - A
glacier has been discovered in the
San Bernardino mountains, one hun
dred miles east of Los Angeles, In a
region never suspected of harboring
a field OF ice, according 10 word
brought here. on top of the glacier
is soil, with green things growing
on IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Bears 81 Indians 4.

DENYER, Aug. i7--Patterson's home
run In the seventh inning scored the win
ming tally for Denver In the Bears series
opener with Oklahoma city here this aft
ernoon. The score was TO I, Lukanovio
hurled air tight ball for six innings all
lowing the Redskins only three hits, lie
weakened In the seventh and Mcdaniel
walluped four-bagger with two on ao-
counting for three OF the visitors scores.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
EnNcr Pnshn Dies.

MOSCOW. Aug. 17.-Enyer Pa
sha, the most spectacular figure In
modern Turkish history, who is
credited with throwing Turkey into
the war on the side of the central
powers, has been Killed in battle
with Russian soviet troops I'm Box e.
ceived here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

CIIICAGO. Aus lT"ChlcaE5 madN n
clean sweep ot the series with Bostou by
taking the final game. 20 2. II was
thicago'a seventh consecutive victory.
boston has failed 70 win single game
here this season. Chicago won the game
In the seventh inning by scoring six runs
on three hits two walks. hit by pitched
ball, two sacrifices, two errors and a Wild
pitch,
Erorns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
CHAMPIONS GRAB
PIRATE GAME BY
TIMELY SLUGGING
Brooklyn Flops Cardinals
Again; Cubs Trample
on Boston Braves

PiTrsBuRGU. Aug i7-savago hr.
Ting save New HUfa r. E-a Victory over
Pittsburgh today NfQuNItn vss li, hard
but received gii'tcriur support particu.
larry from FflHcb who made = Jumping
OF two runs Carey aud Russell h.t home
runs inside tho field. carlson was put out
uf tho game lu tho ninth ~ Umpire G'pay
Tor protesting q dceiHIon and uiaznsr
finished tho game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Diggcrs 5. Hens 2.

MALESTER, Aug. l7.-Carter
allowed six scattered blows to
Henryetta today and won the second
game OF the series. to 2.
Score by innings; II. II. E.
Henryetta 200 900 01l-2 8 2
McAlester ..01O 600 Oils s /
Observation-Disclosures and Haynes;
Carter and AdaH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

UONTON, AuF l1.--U0Fl0n took both
ends OF double header from chicago
today. 3 TO aud 10 B. pratts single to
inning ~ tho first game. Boston took ad -
vantage Of Levorettea wilduoHs tn the
aiAth inning OF the second game and
three passes. with hits by prHtt. Menoaky
hui Iribold scored four runs. Ferguson
hold the white soN 10 three hits In the
second contest
First Game.
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,),INII,

summary: Earned runS--bmnhu
y, Tulsa 4. Home runs--Oriffin,
Glslnson. Two base hit---Grantham
Mnnush, TlppIc, Appcrson, Crosby,
Bochlcr. Sacrifice hiUs---iintcs,
Mnnush, Bnumau. Ba-c ON hnlls--
OF Iipplc q. Bochlcr I. Struck out
by 1lrplc ., Borhlcr q. stolen
bnscs---NppcrSon, GrNnthnm. nuubic
plHy---Glslnson "a Bates. Left ON
bnsC--Omnhn 4. Tulsa S. Implrcs
Anderson aud Lewis, Timc---i:IO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Drlllcrs Il, Twins Z.

OkMuLGEE, Aug. l7.-Before a
booster day crowd OF $500 fans the
Okmulgee Drillers defeated the
Fort Smith Twins here today In n
wild slugging match, a to 4.
Score by innings: II. II, r..
Fort smith 600 800 100 4 10 8
Okmulgee ..O40 500 32x-l4 is /
Batterles--Barnes, Day and Ping;
Walkup and Agnew.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
BROWNS DEFEAT
SENATORS 8 TO
YANKS WIN OUT
Red Sox Take Double Pro
gram From White Sox;
Athletics Count

wApITiNGTON Aug iT.-Afior bairr
helpless before M1grldKs Ia oight iuuinsa
tho g. Louis Browua stared niuth-iu-
ming rally at the expense ut Mogriige and
MS t"lict Francis, that ucfted them eight
runs nnd the game today. Iu'il the ninth
fhn game was - thriller. both sides con-
tHbutIug many sparkling plays, Tho final
score was 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE New York
Americans made ~ two out of three from
Detroit today, winning tho third game ot
tho sorieR tu I. Joe nuHh was obliged
O. retire because Of the heat after pitch
ing eight strong inningH. II was his
eighth straight victory. pauss was hit
hard In the early inninEa the fsrkecs
clinching the game with four runs In the
fourth. scored on three hits base on
balls, fieldcr's choice ana two saori-
fiCrs,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l7.--Philndel-
phla won TIA third straight game from
Cleveland today. 10 !. Clarence (rilly)
Walker hit his twenty-elghth home run
of the season IN the sixth inning with
two men on bases, uhle aud Baghy were
hit hard by the locals, ~ safeties being
Co stS hits aud made three himself.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
500 RALLY FALLS
SHORT AND SAINT
CLAN COPS GAME
Wichita Takes Denver to
Cleaning; Denver Too
Much for Indians

SIOUX CITY. Aug. ir.-siou1 city op-
ened long home stay by dropping the
first game Of tho series to 81. Joseph, 8
to 8. The packers blew UP in the sixth
and seventh innings, and fell short on a
ninth rally.
Score.
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MIichrn Ill Honrtern q.

DIES MONIES. Aug. i7.--Dcs Molnes
outhit Wichita today but Cullop's error
In the third inning paved the way for
four runs whom only one should have
been scored, and the visitors took the
opening game Of the series, 60 6. East
hit his twenty-third home run OF the
season.
SCnrps
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KTwn out when winning run scored.
,Hatted for Mitchell In seventh.
Scoro by Innings;
ibirREo ssss..s. ssss.iUu UUl OV0 0-E
Boston ..............002 900 600 1--S
summary Runs-Hooper. Sheely Lei.
bold, Walters, Pennock. Errors--Sheely.
Two-baso hits-McClellan, Holper, Multi
gan, Harris. Burns. Double plutH-Lelbold
to Walters BurDa unaasistcd Bases on
bslis-Or Faber :, Off pcnnock 3. struck
out--By Faber :. by Pehnock ?.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

CINCINNATI. Aug l7,--IIubbcil not
only pitched brilliantly for Philadelphia
today, shutting out the Reds but won his
own game with a two-bagger in the fifth
inning, scoring the only run OF the con-
test on single by Parkinson. Both
teams fielded perfectly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

Totals 80 - 81 10

NNumWary; Nuns-OIsOn, FIHher Bono-
wltz 2, Mcdonald :, Nufer ?, Browne,
Hamilton ?. Hemingway 2. Palmer. Query,
Shangling. Roettger. Errors-Hamilton
Mctz g Palmer. Two-base hlts-Heming-
way ElBh, Query. Mcdonald, 8onowItz
and Roettger. Earned runs--Siou1 City T.
81. Joseph 2. Home run-IIsm;,toa, s..-
rifioe hit-Corrldon. stolen bases--Hem-
ingway. Left on bAse-SiouS City 3, Sc
Joseph .. Base on balls-On Davis ., off
HOvlik :, Struck out---By Davis 7, by How
lik I. wild pltches-Davls ?. Passed balls
- Handler 2, query @ Hit by pitched ball
by Davis, Fisher and Nufer' Umpires-
Ormsby and Holmes. Time--s:O5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 17.-Brooklyn defeated
ST. Louis In the second game OF the
series today, 4 to 7. IL was the locals
nfth straight reverse. In the first, wheat
was passed purposely and Myers singled.
scoring run and In the flfth. Wheat
again was pnssnd, and Myers again sin
gled lfinFinE in two runs.
Schul'a was In right field for the Car
d'rals ps Max FlHck was on the beach
with an injured leg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

NHBatted for McBes in ninth.
Score by innings:
Oklahoma city =. ....,..s00 900 400
Denver .,..,,,....,..,20 20l 0l0 0lx--S
Summary Runs--TAte, Kruger, Nc.
Daniel, J. Long. Comes Stanley !, Pat
terson. Earned runs-Oklahoma City L.
Denver s. Two.bass hits-GOmes ]. Long,
Pit, Moore, Thrse-bass hits-shanley O.
Lukanoyic. Home runs--McDaniel Pat
terson. Sacrifice hlt.--T. Long. windls
Rase on balls--Off Love 4, OFF McBee 1,
of Salisbury ?, Double ys-Patt-rson
TO Mcdaniel !. Long to Tate to Mcdaniel
Mcdaniel 20 Windle 20 Mcdaniel. Left on
5sse--oklahoma city g. Denver s. Runs
Off McBee and 2 In 2 innings. off Lpkan.
ovio 4 and IN lis, Oft salisbury ana
in ? 20 innings. Time--lt 80. umpires--
lonohue and Held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
HARDING HOLDS
STRIKE MESSAGE
FROM CONGRESS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
conditions in both rail and coal In
dustries, g. virtually ready for de-
livery. Much Of Il has been written.
The coal tension, however. has been
relieved by the Cleveland agreement
and an undsguised feeling OF on
timism prevailed in administration
circles that today's Joint rail con-
ference I'm New York will bring n
break IN the deadlock between ex-
ecutlvcs and strikers,
m this situation. Mr.. Harding
feels II would perhaps be advisable
to await the outcome OF the New
York rain parlcy and the phlladcl-
phla anthracite conference before
proceeding 90 congress.
Some members OF congress tcol the
same way Others among the presi-
dents advisers, notably members Of
his cabinet, believe the country is
entitled 90 the whole story anyway
and that Mr., Harding should pro-
oeed with his original plan OF tell
ing it today.
To Offer Plan.
II Is known that the union lead
crs took with them to New York a
plan OF settlement they will propose
10 the executives and which they
are confident will be made the basis
for an agreement.
While details OF this plan were
carefully guarded. It is Understood
10 embrace the "three-way" senior
ity proposal so constructed as 10
take ~ all Of the striking workers
without loss OF their seniority rights
and at the same time II affords the
railroads means of Saving their
faces" with their men and the
public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

TBatted for Usgby In ninth.
Score by innings

cleveland s.ssst.sss rHNNV WV lWN-A
fhlladelphla ...,....,'s. llN op4 TX
2, Miller. Galloway p Walker, Errors
WamhsEanss O'Neill, Two-baso hits
uhle, WambsgauEs, Miller. Guisto Hauser.
Three base hits-Hauser, Galloway. Home
run--Walker. Bases on balls-On Hasty
OF uhle !. OF Baghy l. struck out--hy
TASTY 1. by uhle T. by Bagby /.
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NBatted for Cavoney In seventh,
xNRattpd for Couch In eighth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..............,0OO 600 00O-0
summary! Runs-itubbell, No errors.
Twn-base ht--Huhbell. Double plays
smith 10 Leslie 9. Bases ON bals-Of
Couch l, Off Hubbell /. struck out-By
Couch /.
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TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. l7,-Musko
gee hit Pierce hard and won again
today, 6 to !.
Score by innings; r. II. T.,
MusSogee .,20l 010 oils 10
Topeka .,,,, 00l 000 O00--I Q 1
Batteries; Munsell and Nichols,
Pierce and Benn. -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Crippled Companlon,

The girl in the office next door
says: THE reason / carry an UNI
hrella is because the fool thing can't
walk"
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To Offer Plan.

Equal 10 four ordinary wrenchos
Ia ono for automobile rim nuts that
has a revolving socket head OF four
different Sizes - ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

WTWTN UY TWNTHFHs
chicago ...-,..,,...,,'.OlO 900 OpO-l
Boston ...........,.....O0 O0i OlN--b
summary HuuH--tiooper, Burns, Pratt.
Y Harris, Monosty ., Error--Mltchell.
TWu-bhHa hits-iIuOpor Pratt, Mcnosky,
Bases on bals-Of Loverctta 3, OFT Fer
gusoh 2. struck out--By Loyerette ,. by
Ferguson 2. struck out--ny Leveretto 3,
by Ferguson 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

Westrrn League.
At OMAHA y, TULSA =.
At sioux ctty ., -. Joseph =.
A. bos Mniues 8. wichita a.
AZ Denver q. Oklahoma city g.
National League.
A. rltlHburgh 2. New York =.
A. Cincinnati o, Philadelphia !.
A. Chicago T. Boston 2,
AZ 81, Louis 7. brooklyn =.
American League.
~ New York 7. Detroit J.
At Philadelphia s. cleveland !.
Al Boston a.5. Chicago 2-l.
At Washington o. ST. Louis =.
American Association.
A. Iouisvllle o. Minneapolis 2.
At Toledo s. Kansas city Z.
At indianapolis 0, - Paul 4.
At Columbus 4. Milwaukee q.
southern As=c-ls..o.s
At Atlanta 2, Chattsnooga l.
At Memphis D. birmingham ?.
Al Nashville I, New orleans o,
Al Little Rock al Mobile 1913.
Trxns League.
At Galveston 2, DALLAS 4,
~ Fort worth 10, Beaumont 4
AZ san Antonio I, Wichita Fn!is 3.
At Houston 2. Shreveport &.
Western Association.
At Okmulgee -, Fort Smith 4,
AZ Enid 8, Joplin 3.
At McAlester J. Henryctth ..
southwestern League.
A. Hutchinsol 2. Cofteyyille =,
At Independence 2. Sapulpa 0,
AZ SaliuR 1, Bartlesvillo q
AZ Topeka !, Muskogoa @.
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Detroit .......,. .......OO0 900 00i--i
New York .............ii0 400 ldN-T
summary; Ruus--ClBrN, puEau 9. Ruth,
Ward 2. Scott. Bush. No errors. Twu-bRse
hits Bush Clark, Double plAy-WHrd 10
scott TO Pipp Cobb to CutShAw. Bases ON
hnllA--OH DausH 3, OF Moore l. Oft Bush
3. struck out-By Bush /, by Moore /. by
Jones 4.
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Summary: Runs Ford. Oeschger stAtz
?, Hollooher Heathcote, Krug. OFarrell,
Barber. Errors--Holke, O'Nsi Terry,
Grimes. Two-base hitr-Grlmes, KruK
Three base hlt--Kopf. Bases on ballA-On
Stueland e. of Oeschger 2. Struck out
by Stuoland J, by Oeschger !.
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Bo,ton

NStatz out. hit by own batted bali
HYnhtted for Oeschgor In ninth.
zBatted for Stueland In seventh,
score by innings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

To prevent the theft OF spare tires
from automobiles n lock has been In
vented that can be fastened to thei'
valve nipples.
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TARIFF BILL TO
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dustry they would support duties as
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KBatted for Love In seventh.
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