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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

prudke rany. Pred jeho dusev
MIN zrakem objevilo Sc cele to
pokoreni, vsechna ta smesnost,
jiz propadne on a celia dynastie
a celia rise, az sc dozvi drzo-
sti neprltele, s niz 81 ziskal ta-
koveho rukojmi. Jeho ramena
sc shrbila.
Pavel pocitil zachvev vitez-
stvi. Drzel toho muze tax pew
ne, jako premozeneho pod kole
mem, premozeneho, skemraN-
ciho milost. Rovnovaha sill by
la ted TAX prevracena, jemu
ma prospech, re i oci cisarovy
daily Pavlovi svedectvi 0 jeho
vitezstvi.
Cisar tusil cele drama dnes-
nj noel, prfchod tunelem, unos
tunelem, explosi podkopu vyho
izenych k zajisteni uprku utoc
niku.
Silena odvaha cinu he malta.
Zaseptal:
''Kdo jste?'
Pavel povolil We SVEN ztrnu
lem pcstoji. Jedna q jeho chve-
jicich Sc rukou zachytila Sc
stolu del vazne:
Pred sestnacti lety, sire, ie-
dnoho zafijoveho podvecera y
"Co to znamena?" otazal Sc
cisar zmaten tim uvodem.
"Tazal jste Sc mne, sire, mu
sim vam odpovedeti."
A pokracoval 5 touze vazno
Sii.
pred sestnacti lety, iednou V
Ipodvecer V mesici zari, navSti-
vii jste Y pruvodu jiste osoby-
/ jak bych to Tekl? - poverene
vaSi vyzvedacskou sluzbou, pra
ce vykonavane V tunelu Ebre
coartu do Corvigny. Y te chvili
kdy .iste vysli kaplicky V lese
Ornequinskem, potkali jste diva
FrancouZe, otce Sc synem. Vzpo
Iminelte, sire, prSelo tehdy i.
a to setkani vam bylo tax ne
prijenlnym, re jste mrzute Sc
bou trhnul. Ia deset minut po-
tom Sc vratila DANA, ktera vas
aoprovazela a chtela odvleci
Francouze, otce, IA nemecke Il
zemi Sc Zaminkou, re 81 MIN
pfejete mluVlti. Francouz od-
mitl. Iena no zavrazdila pred
synovyma ocima. Jmenoval sc
Dclroze. Byl to mui otec :"
Kaiser naslouchal sc writ
stailclm uzasem. Pavlovi Sc
zdalo, ze barva jeho pleti by
la az macdonald. Ale vydrzel
Pavluv pohled. Jemu byla smrt
toho pana Delroze malickosti,
mad niz Sc cisar nepozastavuje e.
Vzpomnel 81 vubec na to?
Odmitaje rozhovorovati Sc 0
zlocinu, kteryz primo nenaridil
ale nemz jiste vedel, rekl po
chvili:
"Hrabenka Hermina je zod-
povedna Ia sve ciny."
"Je zodpovednou jen sobe,
nebot' spravedlnost zeme ne
chtela od nj uctu ia ten zlo-
cin."
Nemecky cisar pokrcil rame
ny iako muz, ktery Sc nechce
Ipfiti o otazkach nemecke mo-
lalky a vysSi politiky. Pohled-
Inul na hodinky, zazvonil, mari
dill, ably bylo vse uchystano k
lodjezdu a obratil sc opet k Pa
vlovi:
"Tedy. abyste pomstil smrt
sveho otcc, unesl .lstc prince
konrada :"
"Ne, sire, to je zalezitost,
jiz 81 vyridlm hrabenkou Her
minou, ale S princem Konra-
dem nam vyrlditi neco jineho.
Ia syeho pobytu V zamku Or
|nequinskem pronasledoval
prime svym korenim Sc mladou
zenu, obyvaiici zamku. Od-
mitnut, odyezI j do Nemecka,
jako vGzne. Sem, do teto Willy.
Zena Ia nese me .meno. Prisel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
EVERYTHING IS READY FOR THE
AUTO RACES ON ISLAND TUESDAY

to have Il IN particularly for the m!S-
tcriuus driver nf the mystery car. HN'
neither threats nor caJolrry seem 10 he
able t. elicit n word from HIM. II" -
simply letting them all talk ana rave
while he proceeds To put himself ana
his car IN tip-toN shape for thr h'E
event Thousands al eyes VIII I've
watching I" see how he shapes UP AS
compared with nthrr drivers during the
big race.
The track has been cared for regular
" for 'h, past ten lays and is in SPLEEN
did CONDITION for fast racing. This IS
in fact the first time that proper care
has been given I" III" track h"f"rc an
auto race AT Wheeling and spectators
ar, assured Il distinct surpris" when the
time IS chalkci ur for each race.
Needless tn saH, racing enthusiasts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
A STRIKE PROTEST.
Workers to Quit AZ Result oe ClasAss
Between italian Factions.

Rome. May -. = (Ry the Associated
PrcSS. "a general strike was declared
here today in protest against the dis
orders which occurred last night In tho
crowded san I.orcnz" quarter of Rome.
when a procession of Fascist FLASHED
with residents ~ strongly Socialist
quarter. Nor" Than n score Of persons
were wcuTdrd. including some members
OF the Royal Guard who intervened
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26

How long have you lived here"
well. sir. replied citizen Of
WayOverbehind. Il dknow whether
You'll believe it or not. but when
came here there wasn't single gaso-
line-filing station in the whole blame
town" Gentleman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26

hcreabouts are all agog over the com.
ing races and are impatiently waiting
for Decoration Day to roll around. Not
since the year Barney Oldfeld appeared
at the Wheeling track has there been
such intense excitement and interest In
evidence in an event of this nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
NJ NIGH FULLERTON.

\ Q y
MlNe Ut" 1.,l g., Ms ;;:aut
Of Mike. VII" "r"i''" 49, 49,, onno~trE
stand at Omaha J" w., vim ore on
player mao" ... ~ It's MOS,
bases. bAHS""'' ~ ,,oriy forty
famous C"7i"SN'' r.rrc ,,., ~
years Mike mas '''" ,s , .r.,vr:.
New EnE'H|"' -, n,rs 4 GrZ,&
then South ann ,,,,rI malt
different CIRCUITS ~ ,,rr,t
aged ard o"0"" ,''',, ~., ,,ih,...
players. only 'a'' - n.,l sent
and Mike estimated iAH' "Y
enough ball payers .,A ,.,1 ola
leagues, PLAYERS he H''' .'''''' =, or.
Gated himsrf. I" ''' ''' ,,... season
major league P""'' ..,. D.. sail WIS
from his own Gus
his record. s,,.,,ess In
He achieved ms - ,I..,l :,
the Southern. ana ~ ','' ~ ,,,,..,,.s =
build ur that c.C'ul' lie Wis WV
minor Lacquer. rui is a"' ''' 49, -,
sci VAS much ,n'"E'' ~ ~ IN" 'A 80.
lows. ard he stood lie" w." '''> '''''
PLAYERS. ,
Oddly enough y" Us '"N
umplres IA, !ras' i'"''''
though he could r.ie :. -" W." Co.,,
when Il WAS necessary.
Who Invented the "MlcEy Finn
e,,,,.,. a,cnur bali r'a,crS
i"'t' 49,. 40. ,r,. q Nik...>
that 'no =. ,r,,,,s denied
lF"u.'s 49,, ,sT ,n,t Nr,r,rvS were S.ar,,
m-"S~c,s In.r nerrre H.. MAS nrrm. TA'
story. however. WAS good "n"ath I" Eel.
3 According TO TIE warn. :, hApp"'''s ""'N
he was a youngS;"r p'ayi"G b"'' up !"
3 New England IN the r""Gh anI ;"n'"'
pioneer days oc tho Si"rt-n"t"r2 ,"'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
NlINRENE CHURCH RENIN VI
MEETING N PROGRESS.

Rev p,rNus bon tine Series ol ser
mons concerning lh, Second Cowllg or
CHRIST defined the difference between
Ios MM,nmlIsm aud promIihonial-
lsm Post NHlonuu-m ,s that ntti.
r.a. uf mind toward tine Second Com.
ul tnt puts 10 into 90" dim md in.
q .Gnlt, mn,. and believes that The
50 ld must D.. converted before Jesus
comes Also that the World is getting
batter nni better morally and that the
church w,' %, DO, INSTRUMENT of God
%" u-I,. .u the W.lli'ual period ~
perfect righteousness ON tho earth
rr.u.lI.niausts believe the world Is
.fHug better .u mechanical and
material sense, hui is u "a process Of
hopeless ruin uu,l Jesus comes 90 scr
W Doves kirgdoW ON the earth The
most 0f iIu Dhusflou world Is making
rH, same mistake M, Jewish world
raJ, In thinking that the Church can
sos, De world I'm, Bible SAYS Na' ts
boz boz day, ot Noah -o shall tho coming
of fh' Son of NHu ho. Tn, days Of
Nua. embed iu sudden and unexpected
Higu'ri D. This age is to uud as
d.d 't, dIt. OF N1h. why should w,
u'. th, World to no ready f0a rh,
coming . christ Th, World y.. not
ready 'o Cnfs plan roo DO. tim, ui 'h,
Flood HnI Do .- rur getting r1e. i1r
'b' r.nu OF Jesus now Road Luis,
70. 1880
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
LETTERS TO LOVERS
LOVE AND HATE AKIN
ny wINONA wLcoN

nioasur. Bon shaping le younger wo.
Ha. iln fnr her
Thus rttIrtu Wfmhe1rfDl girl
learned tu dls-g.s, ho feeling ~, the
uau sh. lowed and became e sacrifice
Geo tn, p.Id.rv and tho unfortunate
compile, 90. hcr Older sisters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
nv homework al

my homework al through the month.
recommend your Vegetable Compound
o. my friends for female troubles. ~
Mrs. DELLA SCHoLZ, l4l2 Salisbury
Street. ST. Louis, Mo.
Just think for a moment LYDIA r.
Inkham Vegetable Compound has
been ir use for nearly fifty years. II Is
prepared from medicinal plants, by the
utmost pharmaceutical skill. and supe-
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SH.lz The Vegetable Compound "Ner
..s,s restorative influence of The most
desirable character. correcting the trop
OIL. 20 gentle but efficient manner
Th,s is noted. 10y the disappearance, one
after another, of the disagreeabIe
symptoms,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05

mad DackdChe ana
had 70 20 10 bed as |
could not work. My
mother and my
whole family always
took Lydia r Pink
hams Negetabl Bile
compound for such
TROUBLES and they
Induced me 30 try Il
and IL has helped me
very much ] don't
have cramps any
more. and / can DO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05

Turn rroec cups down every time
..I tlk, oJt the car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
DALLAS NET STAR
REACHES FINALS /
FOR STATE TITLE
Spiece and Claud Monnet
to Meet Today; Parks
Boys in Doubles

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. T.
Louis Tholheimor OF Dallas today
won his way into the finals of the
mems singles in the Oklahoma
tennis tournament by defeating
George OConneil of Chicago. lie.
6-5. f-6.6-3. 6-3, Sc, in the fourth
round Of play. Ben Parks OF still
water won over Bus Harrington.
Oklahoma City. by default. THAI
helmer Is a former holder OF tho
Texas tennis championship.
Charles Spiece of Kingfisher and
Claud Monnett OF Oklahoma City
are scheduled 10 meet tomorrow
morning, the winner to meet Ben
Parks in the other set OF semi
finals in afternoon play. The win
ner OF this match will then meet
Thalhelmer for the finals Saturday.
Parks and Parks, by defeating
Harrington and Monnett 1910. LIS,
62. today decided one side OF the
finals OF the doubles matches.
Thalheimer md Wriehy elimi-
mated West and Holmboe In doubles
play this morning, 60, 0-6. Ga.
They are scheduled to meet DarroRh
and Spiece is semifinals tomorrow.
The winner OF this match will then
meet Parks and Parks in final dou-
bles play Saturday.
Mrs. J. s. Frank OF oklahoma City
won the state women's singles cham
pionship by defeating Miss Thyra
Weesner, oklahoma City, 1913, 6-2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Kicked by Mule Washburn
In Clubhouse Tilt DanfOrth
May BE Out of Game a Week
Boehlers Ear Manned by Wchtan Also but George Man.
aged to Do His Stuff in the Box Anyway Row Develops
From Playful Razzing After Wednesday Game.

Al this Juncture Danforth came
out from another shower, face TO
face with Washburn, and having
seen Washburn strike Boehler, Dave
swung ono to the Wiohitan's jaw.
Danforth and Washhurn then went
Into a clinCh ana were quickly sep
arated by. Manager Leliyclt and
bthcra.
Danforth said he then realized
Washburn was on a rampage and
he stepped out Of the clubhouse.
thinking he would give Washburn
time 10 cool or. But Washburn fol-
lowed him out. ana they went to-
gcther In front NJ the clubhouse on
the rough ground. They fell 10 the
ground and struggled around for a
minute or 80 before others pulled
them apart II was while Washburn
was being pulled off that he Kicked
Danf0rth two or three times, infilct-
ing the injuries that may keep Dave
from the game for the next week or
ten days,
physician looked after DAN
forth's Injuries yesterday. but was
unable TO say how long Dave would
be out.
Bochler said last night that he
did not rall Washburn any name.
He also said that he had no idea
Washburn was mad when ne came
In.
Tulsa players said yesterday that
Manager Howard Gregory OF Wichi-
Ia and Wes Griffin. Wichita utility
man, Instead OF joining Manager
Lelivelt and other Tulsans in trying
TO stop the fight stood by and urged
Washburn on.
This fight, which is the most
serious clash between the two teams
this year, Is only another chapter in
the story of the bitter rivalry be-
tween Tulsa pnd Wichita clubs.
Every time the two teams have come
together this year the fighting for
ball games has been desperate. At
Wichita recently when Tulsa took
four out Of five games from the
witches trouble threatened several
times but never came to a head.
There was no renewal of hostllties
yesterday on the ball field. Some
Of the fans in the stand had heard
OF the trouble and razzed Washburn
severely when he came to bat, but
all was peaceful among the players
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Texas Willing to
Meet Western King
Pins in Big Series

FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept T.
Fort Worth, now leading the Texas
league race by four games. will ac-
cept the challenge of the Western
league for championship series,
provided this city wins the Dixie
championship, Business Manager
Paul l.. Grave said today. President
Tcarney of the Western proposes
that the winner OF the Dixie seties
meet the Western winner for The
grand championship OF all class A
baseball. The Texas league season
onds September 16. that of the
Southern September II, and the
western September 26. This would
give the Texas and Southern time
to decide the Dixie honors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
white sox 0, Indians q.

CHICAGO. Sent. Yam Yaryan forced
into the game in the tenth inning after
sehaiks finger was split by a foul tip
off stephensons bat, cracked out a home
run which gave Chicago n e-S victory
over Cleveland. Nafyan was the first nan
M IN the tenth inning and he smash ed
the ball into the loft field bloaehern
The locals had taken = big lead by
driving Morton of the mound and were
helpless against the loft hand offerings
of VIM until Y0ryan'H drive ended the
game. The visitors played an uphnl hat
tie, finally Rcttiht three men On in the
ninth nnd forcing Faber "a retire. Me
lnnis long tly followed and the tyinE run
came home. 6chalk will be out OF the
game for several days,
ECpTns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

Dave Danforfh. star lofthander OF
The Ollnr pitching staff. Will be out
Of the game for week or ton dave
as the result Of injuries received in
in rough and tumble battle with
Mule" Wnshburn. Wichita second
bascman, In the clubhouse at Nc
Nulty park after Wednesday, game
between the Oiler and lzzios. George
Bochlcr also was slightly injured In
the fracHs. sustaining "a mnimcd ear.
but stlll managed to stand the 1zzfcs
on their heads for nine innings
.Thursdny.
Dnnforth was suffering from se-
we're bruises IN the lower abdomen,
Wnphburn having Kicked him as
they were being separated. lie also
exhibited a place on his left arm
where he said Washburn bit him.
News Of the aftermath TO Wednas-
duy's game which was much more
exciting than the diamond battle it.
self, ala not leak out until Thurs
day. Tn the meantime Danforth.
Boehler, Washburn and other play
ers who were on hand at the mix-up,
got together Thursday morning,
shook hands all around and agreed
to forget all about t."
A itnxLlng Party.
The trouble came up while tho
players OF the two teams were Dress
Ing In the clubhouse after the game.
Tho quarters occupied by the home
and visiting club players are sepa-
rated only by thin partition that
ia anything but sound proof, and the
players enjoyed breezy "razzing
party" with compliments handed
freely back and forth for some time.
Finally according to the version Of
the Tulsa players, one of the Wichita
men shouted:
We'll. wen have that - Boeh.
Ter In there tomorrow"
And Boehler yelled back; yes.
and I'll knock your ears down"
Then Boehler and Washhurn
body invited Washburn to come on
over"
SIckcd Him on McGinnis.
A moment later Washburn. minus
clothes, stepped Into the Tulsa club
room.
"who invited me in here?" he
asked.
Tho Tulsa players had considered
the whole incident as fun. and Man
ager Jack Ialivelt said to Washburn
In joking way:
II think McGlnnis Is looking for
you, WASH"
McGinnis, the Tulsa shortstop Is
the pewee OF the league while Wash
burn Is powerful fellow, probably
the hrawniest In the whole circuit.
where's Boehler2" asked WASH
burn.
Hes over there" said Lelivelt,
pointing, still thinking that Wash
burn was merely Joshlng.
Then the Battle.
Boehler, who had Just come from
under the shower. was sitting on a
chair busily applying a towel. Ac-
IcordIng to the Tulsa version he didn't
even look up as Washburn came
over, but said:
whats the matter, Wash---you
sore?"
Then, according to witnesses,
Wash burn struck Boehler from
above, tearing his right ear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

summary. Earned runs---MiCh-
itn 2. Tuisn ~. Icft ON bnscs--WICh.
ltn 2, Tulsa 4. Two-b bnsc hits
Wnshhurn, Bcrgcr. crosby (2), Lcll-
welt t2l. Home runs---Dnyis (2),
Lamb. Bhumnn, bennctt, Griffin
Sacrifice hits -- Bennett, BuchIcr
stolen bascs--Bauman. Bases ON
haiis--off BOchicr t2), Mcdonald
CD, ONciil %, Struck out---by
iiochlcr t6), by Mcdonald 90 wild
pltcii--Aikins, Runs nnd hlts--.-off
Mcdonald, : and In Z i-s off
OMEN aud In and I a. Losing
pitchcr--McD0nald Donblc plays -
Fast to Mcdowell Bochlcr 10 Bau-
man to Lcllvctt, MCGlnnis io gauinnn
tu hiiNcit. Time Of gamr--i:35.
Umpircs--iiolmcs nnd Ormsby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
These Are the Symptoms of
Blood Poison

When you first get Blood Poison. n
sore appears at the point of infec-
ton, the nearest glands swell (some-
times break, later eruptions. pim-
pies or rash appear on the body,
then sores or mucous patches ap-
pear In the mouth, on the tongue
and throat. the hair may or may not
fall out, rheumatism, pains in bones.
open ulcres on legs. arn& or back,
eczema and other skin diseases ap-
pear later-often locomotor ataxia,
paralysis or insanity (Paresis) de-
velop with or without any manifest
skin disease. DR.. Allison, 10l West
Fourth street.-Advertise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
omshi


score by Innings
Omaha ,.....,....... .220 100 2e3--l0
Des Molnes ..,,........000 O0i 000--1
summary: Ruus--Gislason. Bates
Okrie 2. GrRney Errors--Okrie wssner
. Graney. Home run--Grffin. two base
hits--Okrie, Gislason, Griffin. spencer,
Wagner GrBney. Sacrifice hits--Wlcox.
Left on bases-Omaha s, Des Moines TO-.
struck out--By Cooper g. by Okrie 8.
Base on balis-off Cooper B. off okrie 8,
Hit by pitcher--By Okrie, Wilson. Earned
runs-Omaha 7, Des Moines ]. Double
plays-Horan to Yuma to Norton, wilcox
to Gislason to Bates Umpires-Lewis and
Anderson. Time--9.0g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
CHAMPIONS TAKE
0NE-SIDED GAME
FROM PHILLIES
Pirates Herd Cubs Into
Camp and Smear on
'WhlteWash Coat

CNctSNATf sept Cincinnati nd
vsncod 20 thifd pihco IN tho national
loaguo rRco today ny winning from ~.
fouls 10 10 d. Nofth wss pounded hard
in ua nrs' ana fourth innings. 10 men
r1lng 20 bot in tUe lHticr roUnf Bnd 7
of thrm sroUuE rissy WAS tffrttIvt untu
hia ienm had secuted % biz iead when no
let down HE wofN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Rifle Club Meets Top,pb,

All members of the Tulsa Rifle
club are urged to be present at a
special business meeting at the
armory tonight et 1870 o'clock.
There will be a financial report as
well as reports from the committees
and general discussion OF the con-
duct OF the affairs OF the club for
the coming fall and winter. All who
are interested should attend and
help the executive committee with
their presence and suggestions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Leonard Matched for
Battle With White

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Benny
Leonard. world lightweight cham
pion, and Charlie white OF Chca-
go have been matched for 12-
round contest in Boyles' 80 acres,
Jersey City, on the night of October
8, Promoter Tex Rickard announced
today.
The puglllsts will be required TO
make the lightweight llmit--135
pounds at o'clock the afternoon of
the contest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

LINCOLN. Neb,, Sept. 7.--sioux city
of tho Western league for the second tine
Ia the transferred series with Denver here
drew the short end OF the score. Denver b.
punching hits off Wilson IN the second
and third innings, got away to two.
run lead which with runs added In the
seventh and ninth innings gave the club
a A yIetnry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Lyon Again Takcs|trown.

TORONTO, Sept, 7.--George r.
lyon Of the Lambton Golf club.
Toronto, today won the fifth conse-
sutive year the Canadian senior s
cam which will represent the
United States Senior Golf assocla
ion IN the International match with
canadian seniors tomorrow arrived
hetre today and practiced on the
Searboro links,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
Wniker Gets aAth

BOSTON, Sept. T. - Clarence
'Tillie' Walker OF the Philadelphia
Athletics slammed out his thirty
fourth home run OF the season In
the NTH inning of the second game
with Boston today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

pITTsnuRdH. sspl

pTTTSBUROH. Sept 7--CoOper held
Chicago to six hits today and ohhlked up
hts twentieth victory Of the season, Pitts
hurRh winning, 10 o. only one Chicago
player reached third base Before the
game, Manager McKechnie was presented
with silver bat ana bail tho sitt ot ths
kiwHnia club Of Toronto ohio. where he
was manager of team In 1917 and 1918
RCurp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
siosr CITY,

Hbatted for Wilson In eighth
Score by innngs;
Denver sssssssss ssssssUll uVO lul-- Y
Sioux City .,.,.. ....,..O00 OIL OOO-2
Summary; Huns-Kerr Cartwright 2,
Comes Hemingway, Metz Errors-Long.
Cartwright Hall. Earned runs--Denyer
(. Two-baso hitF-Korr. Hemingway. lou
BILE plays--Cartwrigh unasslsted. Comes
to Hall to Cartwright 10 Kerr to Wright,
Hall to Kerr to Cartwright. Hemingway
to Hamilton TO Metz stolen basts-
Comes Hemingway, Ostergard. Sacrifice
hits-Gomes a. Query. Struck out--By
Hall S. by Wilson 3. Base on balls--Off
Hail 81. Off wilson /. off Birkenstock /.
Hts and funs--Off Wilson s and 3 in 8
innings off Blrkenstock and In I
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DEs MONIES, Sept. 7-omaha pound
ed Cooper hard white Okrie was effective
in the pinches and the visitors evened the
serles BY talsInR todaya Eame. 10 TO /.
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summary RunB-Bancroft. Ur1h 2,
MeuHel q Young ?, Kelly Cunningham.
Walker, Ilonilne, Lee. ors--PorFina,n
WihtarH. Pinto Two-baao hit--Wnik ikcr
qroh Snyder Three. base hit--Mpusel.
Homo run Meusel Ice. Double plays
Happ to Leslie, Lee to Lcslie Bases on
halis--on Welnert J, OFF winters Z, off
Scott 2, struck out--Dy Scott ..
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inning Left on basns---Denver s. Sioux
city 3. umpires-Davis and Fitzpatrick
Time-i;96.
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xBstted for stuciand In eighth.
Score by innings:

Blgbee, Traynor, Grimm. Cooper Error
Grimes Twushase hit--Grimm, Three base
hlt--Grimm Double plays-Milicr to
Tierney to Mnranyille 10 Grimm. Bases
on bals-Off stueland g. Oft Cooper 2.
struck out-By Stueland I, by Cooper T.
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SAINTS STUMBLE
IN FAST BATTLE
j.. WITH INDIANS
Denver Takes Close Yer.
diet From Orphan Sioux
Tribe; Buffaloes Win

OKLAHOMA ctTY. Sept THE Saw
ages feil on Hoviik for four runs IN the
seventh. driving him from the box and
beating ~. Joseph, to Q.
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summary RunH--Heuser, Galloway
walker, Errors-Galloway. Two-baso hits
-, Collins Perkns Home run---Walkor.
Double plays--GailowHy To Young 10 Heu.
ser Mitchell 20 Pratt to Burns Piercy to
Mitchell to Burns. DAses on balls loft
Piercy !. struck out--By Rommel /, by
picroy 8,