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Terms. Easy monthly payments.
627 Central. Phone 1888.
FORD
Car with accessories at a sacrifice.
Must sell today. Inquire. Sparkling
Hotel.
HUDSoN Super Six .$5e SEQ 90
REQ Z. ve-passenfer. .saoo.oo
BUICK, five passenger. 1918. -. 5000 G
BUICK roadster. 1921 .......... .$9OO.OO
Western Motor Co.. Sol First Ave. No.
NEW FORD SEDAN
$500 worth Of extra equipment; cost
$3.50. Our price $675. If you contem-
plate purchasing a Ford Sedan you
can't afford to pass up this one.
Overland-Forest Co, 123 First avenue
north. Zone $3.50.
OVERLAND DEMONSTRATORS
In first class condition throughout.
New price for this particular car $3.50.
1t won't last long at $500. Overland
Forest Co., 123 First avenue north.
/ Fone $3.50.
| SERIES 9 B Franklin recently over
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new tires, two spares. Inquire 8. s.
Ford, at Great Falls National Bank.
TON AND A HALF TRUCK in good
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A-ton truck with self starter. cheap.
Pierse Auto Co.
CABRIOLET CAR, 2-passenger. Essex
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FOR SALE-Studebaker 4. 7-passenger
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2-TON special coal truck with dump
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BOARD n ROOM

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ROOM board. 501 Second We. No
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FURNISHED four rooms, lower floor.
modern except heat. Close in. 704
First avenue north. After 1 p. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05
and Wins Fourth Game by Taking Final Fray From Des Mo1es II
CutS!
That's What 1t Takes to
Win When You're AL
ready Licked -- Oscars
Got EN-
BY B. A. BRIDGEWATER.

tulra
He's no tough guy--oscar Haug-
land--but he's got the CUTS.
IL takes CUTS to go in and win
when IT looks like a double -leaded
cinch you're doomed to lose,
And that's what Oscar Haugland
has done for the Tulsa ball club no
less than four times this year.
our star heavers-Boehler, Luka-
movie. Richmond-they get wallop-
ed for row of two-story bunk
houses three days in row.
Then Manager Jack Lelivelt gets
sick. Has to yank himself from the
lineup.
Three star pitchers already mas
sacreed.
Best hitter in the league out Of the
game
Team has Just lost three straight.
SO they trot out oscar.
Poor Oscar.
Like sending lamb to the slaugh-
ter and all that.
And he beats Des Moines. IL to 1.
Only game of four played that
we won in Des Mones.
Just like he beat Sioux City last
sunday, to 2.
Only game we won In Sioux City
out OF three played.
That one at Des Moines and the
other at Sioux City--only ones we've
won on present road trip, of seven
played.
No great amount of stuff--but a
great amount of CUTS,
That's Oscar.
Not the first time he's pulled the
| impossible this yeas eithor.
4 k,. =. L.
Tulsa.
Beat us bad. first day.
Spoiled our good pitchers.
Next day they shoot Okrie at us
best lefthander in the league.
We have TO have a goat.
It's Oscar.
No chance at all TO win.
But he does--9 TO 4.
Luck-guts.
Then Des Moines comes.
Richmond smashed in first inning.
Three runs in and more coming
No use TO sacrifice Richmond.
Get out there, Oscar.
He did-and we won.
Eight games won OF 20 played,
Oilers record.
-Four -Four oythe ,eisht-oscar's.
That's what.
Some stuff-lots of CUTS.
That's Oscar.
Didn't think he'd make the team.
Pitch to bstters in the spring.
Then the bushes.
But he fooled 'em.
May not last the summer out.
But he ought to.
Stick with 'em, Oscar.
Throw 1t by 'em.
II they hit it out. throw it back.
We're for you.
All OF us.
You tellum.
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Dog Race Results

First race. one-quarter mile
Excuse My Dust, first; Sduaw Man,
second. Lady Manager, third Time,
81 As. Crazy Parton, High Tide
and Blue Grass also ran.
Second race, one-quarter mile
Billy Cabin, first; Mischief Bear.
second; Happy Nose, third. Time,
2S. Prohibition. Real Irish Lady
and Black Diamond also ran.
Third race, hree-sixteenths mile.
Racing Ramp, first; Another Man
ager. second; Robbies Ridge, third.
Time. 10 AS. Chick Bradley. G.
Man o'War and Willie wild Bill also
ran.
Fourth race. one-auarter mile
Killarney Lad. first; Hoplack, sec
ond. Dutch Bergman, third, Time,
26 2-5. Freddy Parton, Oakland
Harem and Oscar Cannon also ran.
Fifth race, five -siNteenths mile
Honeysuckle. first; Beakers Lady,
second; Playfellow, third Time. 81.
Rainbow Cannon, Blue Jay ana
Highhall also ran.
Sixth race, one-quarter mile-fly-
ing Dick. first; Black Jack second;
Lord Helpum, third. Time, ~.
Quaker Boy, King Sol and Edith
Cantrip also ran.
Seve enth race, three sixteenths
mile--Whoda Thunkit, first; Sitkum,
second: Flying stone, third. Time,
20. steel Ball, Busy Manager and
Dillon Wild Bill also ran.
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CONVENTION FIZZLED
New Political Party Fails "a Mnter-
ialike In Meeting OF Taxpayers
Kansas League

TOPEKA. Kan, May A direct
anna lgamation OF farm and labor or
saniSations In Kansas with state
convention TO be held hore May 2s.
resulted from the convention here
today. The call for today's gather
Ing, issued by the Cloud County
boosters club. farmers organlza-
tion, gave as its purpose tho form
Ing OF new political party. but no
new party materialized. or 10b coun-
ties In the state, seven were repre-
sented by the 10 delegates present.
Instead OF forming a new party,
the delegstes accepted the proposal
of w. E. Freeman, president OF tho
Kansas state Federation OF Labor,
that the farmer-labor gathering be
called. The title, state council for
progressive political action, was
adopted. j. j Paulsen and n. Il.
Doughlin, Cloud county farmers,
we're elected. respectively. president
and secretary, and w. E. Freeman,
vice president.
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Dog Race Entries

First race. purse s25, one-quarter
mile-Follow Me, Midget Flirt, Joe
Cantrip. Broadway Girl. Shuffling
wrinkle, Pete McCarty.
Second race, purse $e5, three-six-
teenths mile--I<id Fox, Soberhead,
Ruth Cannon. Flying Flirt, Imp
Fair Chance, Hambone Imp.
Third race, purse $50, five-six-
teenths mile--Wild Star, Wild Irish
man, jenkins Queen, Friendly
Queen, Good News, Gypsy Boy.
Fourth race, purse $40, one-quar-
ter mile-Sunburn, Foaming Creek,
Joie Ray, Llttleton Renown, Night
Cap, Peerless Hare.
Fifth race. purse s25. three-six-
teenths mile-General Juggler. Jen-
kins Gift Jr., Smokey Jack, Stem
winder. Baby Time, Cody,
Sixth race, purse $40, five-siX-
teenths mile-Wiked Lad, Kid Knot,
Lord Cannon. Hobo Darnell. Shoe
String, DR.. Hare.
Seventh race, purse $50, one-quar-
ter mile-Handsome Ray, Peerless
Prince, Golden Moon, So Long Dick,
Foaming Spring, Cheerful Moments,
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H0RNSBY IS NO
DUBAT THE BAT
WRITER STATES
Reichow Says Williams
May Be Good but Rog-.
er Keeps En- Busy

CHICAGO, May 4. i.--kenneth VII
liams OF the ST. Louis Browns may
be some walloper OF the old baseball.
we'll grant he ia and the Chicago
Cubs are glad he's In .he other
league" for Rogers Hurnsby Is
enough 81, Louis slugger To give the
Cubs stomach full" writes Oscar
G. Reichon, Chicago sport editor in
tho sporting News Hornsby gave an
exhibition OF home run hitting In
the series the Cards played tho Cubs
here that surpassed anything ever
seen at the North side park. Two
homes runs In one game. That, OF
course, doeA not tie Kenneth vii.
Hams achievement of three In one
game, but IL Ia a two to one bet that
no homsrs williams made Travelled
as far az either one hammered out
by the champion hitter OF tho Ma.
tional league. Fans here never saw
such driving power as Rogers
showed them In Fridays game,
which the Cardinals won by the lop-
aided count OF IL to 3. due to the
terrific hitting of Hornsby, Ainsmith
McHenry and Smith.
Ilornsby made his first home run
In tho opening inning and there are
some believed the bali would have
cleared tho LETT field bleachrs III n
fan had not stood up In his seat Ia
pull II down. Many balls nave been
driven into this particular stand, but
none has ever gone over Il. There
fore, ~ IN believed Hornshy's swat
In the longest to be made in tha,
stand.
Eight innings later. with tht
game safely tucked away. Roger,
decided TO add another four-ply wal.
lop to hia collection before calllnl
II day and he timed one of Tony
kaufmann's fast balls for the long
est hit ever made In the park. And
how II travelled II was hit on
line 10 the scoroboard in center
field. That Is hit that SHOULD
make any bali player proud and /
viii be u long time before II 4
duplicated. The North side parl
was put up in 1913 and this IL In,
first time any hit ever was driver
To the scorcboard.
The champion hitter of the Ma
tional league Is poison to the Cubs
II seems as II he takes unusual de
light In beating them with his hits
They have been trying everythin
known In the science OF twirling {
stop him, but have not found tn
way.
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IS
EASY WINNER IN
FEATURE EVENT
Killarney Lad Bests Hop
lark in Exciting Race;
Good Card on Deck

HoneysuCkle came back again
last night and ran away from a last
field In the distance event. crossing
the tape just two-fifths OF a second
behind the record OF 32 3-5 seconds
Killarney Lad flashed 10 the front
in the quarter-mlle race and went
ahead of Hoplark. winning the
money In the fourth race by two
lengths. Hoplark lead the field to
the stretch and was three lengths
ahead when they turned back Kill
larney Lad easily made up the dis
tance and passed the imported
hound on the stretch.
Excuse My Dust, Racing Ramp,
Billy Cabin, Flying Dick and Whoda
Thunkit were among the winners on
last nights card.
a fast card 10 on tap for tonights
program. Several races are packed
with fast dogs and an exciting pro-
gram Is promised.
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SAPULPA HI CLAN
WEATHERS FIRST
GAME WITH YALE
Fourteen Schools Entered
in State Meet; Finals
to Be Played Saturday

Special to The World
STILLWATER. May 4. Virgil
Jones' Sapulpa high school baseball!
team won the first round OF the
Oklahoma A. and NJ. state baseball
tournament here this afternoon by
defeating Yale 9-2. Tiger hurled
for Sapulpa and gave the Yale clan
just two scattered bingles.
Fourteen baseball teams opened
the tournament here this afternoon
and six OF the games were played,
Today's results are: Covington T.
Hilldale 8; Sapulpa .. Yale 2; Wells
son IL. Oilton 4: Saltwater s. Car
rier 3: Oklahoma City 4. Gushing
2; Shamrock and Covington will
play the last preliminary tomorrow
Burbank, Wetumka and Ponca City
went through the first round on
byes.
The second round bracket is: Bur
bank and Wetumka, Ponca City and
Oklahoma City, Sapulpa and Wells
ton, and saltwater and the winner
of the Sha amrock- -Covington game.
The final game comes Saturday
morning. Entries for Saturday
mounted 10 325 here this afternoon.
More than S5 schools will be repre-
sented tonight when the lists are
closed
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Hau!gland
HEAVY SLUGGlNG
GIVES lELIVELT
CREW FINAL GAME
Haugland Wins Third
Game Of Season; Des
Moines Get One Tally
Special 10 The World.

Special 10 The World.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, May a.
what Tausland ala 20 tho Dss
Moines Boosters here this afternoon
was a shame. IIa had his slants
breaking every way for Sunday and
held tho locals 10 one measly little
score while his playmatos went hog
wild and knocked tho Booster hurl-
ers for n row OF cooked hats and
won the final game Of tho series
Il 10 I.
Paddy Bauman. Bennett. Crosby
ma Haugland swatted liko they
thought scouts we're in tho stand
and showed up the Doa Moines
moundmcn. Bauman registered
four clean hinRles whilo Bennett
and Crosby each found two and
Haugland two
The oilers leave horo tonight for
Omaha where they camp for q four
game series. opening tomorrow.
Dos Molnos opened tho scoring in
the first inning whom n walk was
followed by a pair OF timely bingles
Twas IN the second that the oilers
came back like q house afire.
knocked Odonwald galley west and
trotted homo with five full-blown
talliea Stuart beat out an infield
hit 10 Grant. Lamb trlpled TO right,
scoring Stuart. Yuma dropped Bau-
mans high fly and Lamb scored.
McGinnis sacrificed. Crosby doubled
down tho third base line, scoring
Bauman. HAuglnnd singled past
Turgeon. Crosby scored when Milan
overthrew third. Bennett singled IA
center and the Oiler pitcher came
home. That was all for the second
net.
The third inning was Just like
the second only bit more So Yuma
gave the visitors a good start when
he booted Lamhs grounder. Rau-
man singled to left. Yuma displayed
the brillianco OF n five-thumbed
gardner and gummcd up McGnnis
srounder, letting Lamb score
Crosby singled TO center and the
bases were loaded 10 tho muzzle
Haugland won his own game when
he brought Bauman and McGinnl,
homo with a nice little double ou,
Into center. Edleman went In Ia
relieve Odenwald. Crosby scored
n minute later when a pair of field
ers collidod going after Bennett's
high fly. Tho rest OF tho inning wal
filled with putouts and the like.
Tho Oilers slumped in the fourth
and only poled one run. The sixth
was blank. The oilers let uy
from the fourth on out ana onl,
scored once In tho fourth, seventh
ana ninth innings.
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Nbattcd Tor Reske in ninth.
summary: Two-hase hits--Kelly,
Butler. Three base hits--Flipping
stolen bases--Flashknmp. Sacrifice
hits--Scott ., Adair, Cleveland. Nor
roe. Butler, Fisher. Double plays
Fraukcnhoff TO Butler TO Flash
kamp, Bases on halls--ON Peter
son . off Shaney A.. Passed bali
Nowasha. Left on bsses--Sapulpa
7; independence 4. Struck out--By
Peterson I; by Shaney 3; ny Tesko g
Hits--Oft Shaney Z in I la innings
OFF Teske in / 20 innings Losing
pttcher-shaney. tmpire--Doyle,
Time, 2!Ob.
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GO AFTER APPROPRIATION
Rear Admiral Not Satisfied With Ac.
tion OF House on Naval Bill.

WASHINGTON, May APP
preparation of 100000 refused by
the house to begin dredging for a
new Pacific coast naval base at AL
ameda, Cal, was requested today OF
the senate appropriations committee
by Rear Admiral Gregory. chief OF
yards and docks bureau, but Chair
man Paige OF the committee said
there was no immediate prob
ability" OF congress authorizing the
Alameda project. Mr. Paige and
other committee members generally
expressed themselves as favoring
maintaining the Mare island navy
yard.
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Minnesnfn Stnr IcnNca-

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May T.
Spike Winter, member OF the Uni
and ono of tho best milers at
the university, LETT with two other
members of his class In mining ougi-
noers late yesterday for Montana.
Winter will be absent from the
dual meeting with Ames and North
western. I'd Howard will be used on
the relay team until Winters returns.
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Nets win Hitting Match,

TOPEKA, Kan, May 4.--Mlsko-
gee won free hitting game from
Topeka here today, i TO 4. Botn
Muuscll ana pierce were able 10
keen the hits we'll scattered. Mus
Fogco had l6 men Lott on bases and
Topeka II, Tho hits in each case
correspondod with the men lett on
bases. The MuskoFec battery won it's
own game, Munsell getting four hits
for a total of eight bases and Mich
OILS three Tor seven bases.
Score: II. III. II,
Muskogee l6 0
Topeka ...,....,.,,.,,, IL 0
Batteries: Munsen and Nichols;
Pierce and Benn.
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Kotarinns Challenge World.

Los ANGELES. Cal. May "A
challenge to any four-man Rotarlan
golf team In the world was made
public today by Norman Macbeth,
Lee V. Starr. Elmer Henderson and
Harry Miner for a match during the
International convention of Rotary
clubs 20 be held IN Los Angeles
June b-10,
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lineup pitched fine game for
Grace NJ, Il. this evening, letting
the First NJ. f., aggregation down
with only one hit and that a
scratch hit Carnahan pitching for
FIRST NJ. Il, also pitched a fine game
allowing only one hit up to the last
inning and that a home run by
Goodson, however, the Grace clan
fell on him for three hits in the last
inning counting three tallies, MAX
ing the final score to in favor OF
First NJ. l.. Orcutt Memorial fell
on Boston Avenue NJ. f. In the last
inning coming from behind and win
.ninS 4 10 3. While Immanual Bap-
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Norwich Shows speed.

NEW YORK, May 4,--Horsemen
are still spoculating over the impress
sive siX-furlong timo trial OF Nor
yich, run during the opening day
races at Jamaica yesterday, the
Block colt being timed in l;ll As,
Immediately afterward Tryster won
the Paumonok hadlcap at six fur
longs in l;11 2-5 n new track
record
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Billiard Tourney Closing.

VINITA. May 4.-The billiard
tournament in this city which has
been In progress for several weeks,
has finally narrowed down to a con-
test between w. Ii. Hutchinson and
George Hancock, each player hav-
Ing been defeated only once. The
deciding game will be for 800 points,
In two blocks OF $50 points each.
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SIOUX CITY TEAM.
BREAKS EVEN WITH.
SAINTS IN SERIES
Grizzlies Win Slugfest
From Oklahoma City
Indians by 12-11

DENVER, colo, May i--Bet,iine neck
and neck with Oklahoma city throughout
the entire game Of one Of the most
spectacular sessions here thih summer. the
Denver Bears nosed out the Indians IN
the final session when they pushed across
two runs and brought their total taliies
10 ~ against II for their opponents
Both teams were slusging hard and field.
ing welt Dsnvsr was out-hit but the
Bsars hits we're more timely than the
Indians,
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billiard Chamn 10 Play.

NEW york, May 1.-NnIph
Greeuleaf, national pocket billiard
champion, Will defend his title in n
match beginning tonight with Wal
ter Franklin OF Kansas City, Mo,
The match IL for $50 points, l50 10
be played on each OF three consecu-
tive nights, The match will mark
tho third time Greenleaf has defend
ed his title since winning the nation
al tournament last October
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Enld Rcnis Hens.

HENRNETTA. May l.--Songer
held Henryetta to three hits and
Enid won the series opener. 3 TO |.
here today. Atkins pitched good ball
but had one bad inning. lie also got
two OF lIenryetta's hits and scored
their only run.
Score by innings. r. II. E.
Enid ..,....O0S 600 OO0-S s o
Henryetta ...O0t GOO 000--l 3 4
Batteries, Songer and Diamond:
Adkins and Hayes.
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X. q. DIues Bolster Tenm.

KANSAS CITY. May 4.--The pur-
chase Of George Whitted, outfielder.
from the Brooklyn club of the Ma
tional league and LENA" Black
hurne, shortstop, from Milwaukee
was announced tonight by George
Muhlebach, president of the Kan
sas City American association base-
ball club. Whitted has a long major
league record and has played with
ST. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and EOsinn.
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Williams Piles Up
More Runs for
Ruth to Shoot at

DETROIT, May 4.--Ken Williams.
slugging 81. Louis outfielder, today
added one more homo run to the
mark Babe Ruth win have 10 shoot
at when ne returns to the game.
The circuit blow went over Cobb's
head IN deep center field, scoring
Sisler. who had got To first by sing
ling to center. Today's home run
makes 10 for Williams this season.
Babe Ruth got his tenth home rrn
last season on May IL,
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INDIANAPOLIS, May i.--Thc big
leagues are not the only places
whore ball players smito three home
runs in oHe day. kreuger, catcher
for tho indianapolis American assoc
citation club. drove out three circuit
clouts IN yesterdays game with st.
Paul, thereby equaling the recent
performance OF Kenneth Williams.
outtiolder of the 81. Louis Browns.
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10tah 80 ~ 10 Totals III ~ ~ ~
xburch bstted Tor WiicoN IN ninth,
Score by Innings:
Wichita .,.....,.........0Sl Ooi O0o--13
Omaha .,,...,...,..,....0 $50 o20 00s--
summary: Runs--Grffln ?. Berger.
washburn, East .. Blakesley, Butler. Me-
Dowell. Hasley 2. Beebe 2, Gislason,
Manush B. Herman ?. Grantham, Errors
w. Griffin. Blskesley. Butler 2. Mcdowell,
Wilcox 2. Gislason 3, Snedecor, Grantham,
Home runs-Washburn and East. Three
base hit--Herman, Two-base hits
Grantham and Manush. Sacrifice hits
Grantham. sieft on Bases-Omaha 10;
Wichita .. Runs and hits--Oft Wiggin.
ton and in g-3 innings; Wilson I and
in i-3; Gibson and 1 In | 2-3, Okrie 1
and ] In Ia innings Base on balls
or Wiggington 1: Gibson 8; Okrie q;
Beehe g Eit by pitcher--By Washington
(Mo DowaiD. by Wilson. W Griffin: ny
Okrie, East, strsck out--By wiggington
/; by okris 8, by Beehe 4, Winning
pitcher-Beebe Losing pitoher-Wiggins
ton. Passed ball--Wilder. Balk-Beebc
Umpires-3rowne and MoGloom. Time. 2.
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UnIv..Net stnrs 10 Tour.

BERKELEY, Cal. AIny 4.--Four
University OF California varsity ten
mis- players are 10 sail from san
Francisco May 10 TO tour Japan and
possibly China, meeting teams OF the
far eastern clubs and universities
Wallace Bates, who holds the
championship OF New York state,
will captain the California team,
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HEILMAN'S HOMER.
IN NINTH INNING
WINS FOR TIGERS
Indians Take
Game From Chicago;
Two Rained Out

DETROIT. Iay s--HeIlmanus home
run with cobb and Nfach On h8so in ths
ninth inninE gave Detroit three runs and
6.3 victory over g. Louia here today
The Browns GOT away 10 q thres.Tun lead
in the Nfft iHulNE but Detroit tied II and
The Vlf'tpis bEhln took the lnad IN ths
utth when Kenneth Williams hit his tsntn
Score.