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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
EL Case De FAJARDO

Los elementos socialistas que cons
tituyen ahora ell Concejo de Admins
TRACTION Asamblea Municipal de Fa-
jarda quicnes entreg6 aquellos
puestos el ex juez Lcdo. Bolivar Pa
gan, aprobaron una resolution, en- q.
hay un Por caantO que Ia Corte de
Hlnnacao resolvi6 en- definitiva ser
libelcso decfa como sigue:
"Por cuamto Una 6rden de acusa-
ci6n y ;:rresto fue expedida contra
Bolivar Pagan, el dfa 20 de mayo de
1922. y dicha acusaci6n es yiciosa,
apasionada, parcial v abusiva;
"Ior cuanto.--Sabemos que pof la
manifesto hesJiiidad Y la parcislidad
pelftiSa de los altos funcionari0s de
In Co1,te de Distrito de Humacao en-
eomtra del Concejo de Administrator
de Fajsril0 y en- contra del juez Bo-
liyar Pagan; puede hacerse que dicha
Corte de Distrito tome meuldas lie
gales, apasiolladas y abusivas en- con-
ira de diehO Concejo de Administra-
ci6n y en- contra del juez Bolivar Pa
gam,
.Por cuanto Ell Concejo de Admi-
nistraci0n y ia --samblea Municipal
en- session conjunta acuerdan:
f'Remitir al Hon. Il. Mont Reilly
GobernGdor de Puerto Rico, una en6r-
gica prOtesta contra IS altos funcio-
nariGs de la Corte de Distrito de HUI
macao, solicitar del Hon. Goberna
dor que prOteja el estado de derechC
restablecido en- ~ rdo y evite cual
q,tier medida ileall Y abusiva que
pudiera tomar dicha Corte de Distri
to de Hlmacao.'
La expresatla Corte de Distrito
dict6 una sentencia cuya parte sus
tanciaI disc asf:
r'Se declala Miguel A. We've, l.
Texiddr,. angel Molina Calder0n, Mi
guel Garcia Davila, Carlos Malta
Antonio CGsas, Domingo Santos, Juan
Robes Jr., Enrique Malta, Jose Fe
rrer Calder6n y Bolivar Ochart, cul
pables del delito de desacaro, previstt
castigado en- la ley definiendo dicht
delito. aprobada el primerO de marzt
10 1902. Ell su consecuencia Sc con
dena a cada uno de ellos la pens
de diez dias Ge carcel en- la del dis
trito de Humacso, Y al pago de la
costas en- La proportion cada unt
correspondence
pronunciada en- Corte alberta, el
Humacao, p. r. 20 de JUNO de 1922
Despu6s de diversos tramites lega
les. los sentenciados Sc han dispuest'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
DON RAFAEL ROCA

!. Eel senior Agustfn Navarro, cores
ponsal nuestro en- Guayama, nos avi-
ss esta manana, por tel6fono, que ess
necejario poner una rectificacion a
Ia notiqia publicada aver, didendO q.
| importante hombre de negocios don
Rafael Roca, no sc ha retirGdo de la
acreditada firma de dicha plaza, Su-
cesores &c Tomas Cano y Ca. FL Sc
nor Rafael Roca continda formande
parte de la importante sociedad mer-
cantil, sin que baya resuelto, en- mo
do alguno, separarse de- Ia fiilna.
Queda compl&cido nuestro infor-
mantle que es persona que nos merece
tQdas las garantfas de veraciRad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
Ell JUEZ ODLIN VISITARA. LAS
AUToRIDADES EN- WASHINGTON

Esta tErde las cinco embarcard
para Estadcs Unidos Ell el t-asporte
"St. Mihicl'', en- compaiifa de su dis
tinguida espasa, el juez de la Corte
Federal, Mr.. Odlin, quien regresara
la isla. en- el mes de octubre.
Nos inform6 ell juez que permane-
cera en- Washington, una semana
tlonde sOstendra entreyistas con las
autcridades federales y sobre t0dO con
ell Attorney General, con- quien trats-
rd el asunto de la construction de
carceles federales en- Puerto Rico, Y
lct.sros asunfos mis- EN- reaaci0n dpn
la Corte.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea los Sc
1ores de Odlin, una feliz trsvesfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
guerra civil encendda en- anda dejara IN pals exter)
asF iraado amerced dea veracdad inglesa Hs-=fs9'@
Ell trasporte "St Mihiel''
zen puerto

Aver a las tres de la tarde fonde6
en- ell puerto procedente de Panama,
el trasporte est Mihiel''.
Pnobablemente saldra de este puer-
to para New York maiisna en- la tar
de. Eu permanencia en- el puerto tam
to tempo obedece que tiene que
descargar alguna maquinaria para la
draga Captain Houston y un gran
cargamento de where's para Ell regi-
miento.
Lleva en- transito, para New York,
mil squinientos soldadps que estaban
prestando servicids en- la zona del ca
nal.
ToNos los soldados recibieron Or
denes de saltar a terra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
T1l1nadO a merCed (

a sa 81
DUBLIN, JUNO a0 La lucha en-
esta ciudad entire sinnfeinista y parti-
darios del Estado Hibre, prosigue de
una manera cruenta salyaie. Los
ejercitos del Gobisrno, comandados
por Michael Collins, presidente pro-
visional de la Replblica, han lanza-
do con una acometisa terrible una se-
rie de ataques a la 9brtaleza de Fourt,
courts, que esta e,timano de los insu-
rrectos, que han ce,lido mucho terre-
no durante las qIsimas veinticuatro
horas. Un area m.w importante esta
sembrada de cadas res. y los heridos
llegan en- camiones las ciudad, donde
son atendidos en- ~ hospitales y ca
sas particulares.
DUBLIN, junia SOAAl llegar a
nanos de las n pas del Estado Libre
Ell manifesto .nzado por el lider ma
ximo de Ia revoluct6n Sr. de Valera,
sus tropas, en- que las incita pro-
seguir la lucha hasta Ell tiltimo sacri-
ficio por la libertad de Irlanda, Ell pre-
sidente provisional Sr. Collins, pro
nunci6 una arenga a sns soldados, que
Sc hallan fatigados en- extreme de la
ardua lucha sostenida. Ell jefe del
Gobierno provisional acuso a los re-
beldes de malos patriotas los cua-
les habfa que exterminar, para salvar
a Irlanda del caos y de la muerte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
Bajo el insistente fuego de los rebeldes
las tropas inglesas han entado
aver en- Dublin.
En- muchas regiones de los Estados Unidos
los trenes estan sin funcionar desde esta
maflana respondendo la
orden de paro.


DUBLIN, JUNO S0.-Las tropas in
glesas han hecho una salida los 81
tios mas apartados de la poblaci6n
para instalarse en- parajes estrategi-
cos prestar sus valiosos auxilios q
las tropas del Estado Libre, en- SUI ID
cha contra los rebeldes. De antema-
no Sc han incautado de las lineas 'fe-
rroviarias del ferrocarril del Norte, y
de otros puntos de inestirnable valor
militar. NJ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30

BERLIN, JUNO 3O.-La policfa ha
descubierto los asesinos del minis
tro de relaciones exteriores Sr. Ra-
henau, procediendo a su Immediate
arresto. Estos Sc llaman Ernest Te-
chow, Herman Fisher Y Fritz Kauer,
los cuales han sido llevados la pri-
sion central de Berlin, siendo interro-
gados por i'm magistrate de ofcio del
tercer Distrito judicial de la ciudad.
Tambien aver fue arrestado Ell dipu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
A LOS EsTUDIANTEs
GRADUADOS

Nuestro buen amigo don Rafael Ca
brera Torres nos informa que todos
aquellos estudiantes que deseen mon
tar sus diplomas en- elegantes marcos
a precios sumamente moderado, que
giren una vista por su residencia ca
lie del General Contreras No. 44, al
tos.
Tambien nos informa que mas del
noventa por ciento de los cuadros en-
la exposition actual fueron puestos en-
marcos por cabrera Picture Francs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
La BoDA DEL MIERCOLES

Ante una ccncurrencia distinguida
Sc celebro en- Ia noche del microbes
Ell la iglesia Cathedral, la boda de
nuestrc amigo d. Manuel Palacios Sa-
lazar con IL culta Y gentil selorita
Maria Teresa FIbres;ls dc nuesta
buena sociedad.
Sclamcnte' asistiel'on los famiiares
mas cercanos de los desposados.
Desamcs q los nuevos c0nyuges to-
do genero de felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
DENTRO DE SESENTA DIAS SERA
ALBERTO Ell BANCO AGRICOLA

Ell organizador del Banco de Gre
ditos Agrfcolas, Mr.. Thomas, ha in
tornado a un representante de Ell
IMPARCIAL, que espera que ell Ban
co qIedara definitivamente instsladd
dentro de dos meses. TOdas las es-
peranzas de Mr.. Thomas son de que
para esa 6poca, ell Banco podra CO.
menzar hscer sus operaciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
Ell DIRECTOR DEL LABORATO-
RIO FEDERAL

Ell director del Lab0ratorio Fede-
raj de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Nc. Gee, que
ha est&do ausente una larga tempora-
da, regresara la semana pr6xima en
ell v&por "Sagua" de la Atlantic Fruit
Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
Ell JUEZ FOOTE HA SALIDO PA
RA PONCE

El juez Charles e. Fote, de la sec
ci6n primera de la Corte de Uistrito
de San Juan, ha salidb para Ponce,
donde permanecera algnlos dias ocu-
pado ell asuntos propios, para des-
pues trasladarse la hermosa finca
que posee en- Mayagiiez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-30
EEL TEMPO" DEMANDADO POR
IIBELO EN- 10 CORTE MUNICI-
PAL, POR Ell ATTORNEY GENE

RAIL
Aver tartle fuG ra(licada ante el Tri-
bunal Municipal de San Juan, segun-
da secci6n, por el fiscal at large del
departamento dc iustida Lcdo. Sa-
malcs Igles:as, una denuncia por Ii
bclo infamatorio contra THE Times
Publishing Co." en- la cual aparece
cemo denunciante el Attorney General
sehor Mestre.
La denuncia esta basais en- un ar
tfculo que fl6 pul,licado por "El ITEM
po" en- sl edici6n del dfa q del co
rrientc en- q cusl, segin ell denuncian-
te. fuespuesta en- tela de juicio su hon
radez. su prestigio su buena re-
putaci0n ante el pdblico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
FRENCH NET STAR
TO ENTER LISTS
IN TITLE MATCH
Singles Champion Would
Meet Mrs. Mallory
Any Time

PARIS, June 15.-Mlle. Suzanne
Lenglcn, French tennis star. after
a heart specialist has de-
cidod to overrule her fathers edict
and announces she will defend her
worlds singles championship in the
Wimbledon tournament She will
also play In the mixed doubles.
1t Is my most earnest desire TO
meet Mrs Mallory again" were the
first words uttered by Mile. Lem
glen. upon her arrival from Dieppe.
whore she underwent an eXamina-
tIon 10y Prof. Caron.
II really don't believe she said it,"
said Mile. Lenglen in regard 10 Mrs.
Mallory statement that Mile. Len
glen was afraid TO meet her again.
1T doesn't sound like Mrs. Mallory,
who was always good sport"
III Mrs Mallory did say this
must say that | shall refuse to fight
my tennis battles i'm the columns OF
the newspapers. This is the last
statement | shall make concerning
it, but my racquet will speak for me
at Wimbledon, beginning June 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
CowboyP Padgettand
Long Are All Set
For Bout TOnioht

OKLAHOMA CITY, June Ia
Cowboy padgett, OF Denver. and Raw
Long, OF oklahoma city welter-
weights, are ready TO 90 - rounds
Friday night to decision.
Long, who recently drew -
rounds with Jack Britton In this
city and emerged almost a cham
piou' with seven rounds 10 his cred
it. is confident he can emerge from
this fight with a hope for another
chance at Jack Britton's crown in
the near future,
Padgett while no has fought
Long before to draw, has stuff
which ring critics claim is going
TO get him over"
Ticket sales are mounting 10 n
capacity house, The fight is to bf
held at the new coliseum which has
a seating capacity Of 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
Moving Pictures
OF Lewis-Zib Go
July 3 Probable

Moving pictures Of the ,"Strang.
Ter Lewis-Stan Zbys2k6 cham
pionshlp wrestling match here
July 3 probably will he taken by
the Athletic Feature Film company
of Chicago.
\ telegram asking Louis New
man, promoter OF the match, for
terms tor picture rights was re-
oc.yed yesterday nom this couccru,
and last uight the message was
read by long distance phone 10
Newman, who is in Denver with
his fighter Warnie Smith New
man said h, would wire terms 20
'ho movie people and would he
reasonable enough that he telsac-
CCprIrCo was certain
The telegram inQuirinE about
picture rights was as follows:
Chicago III, June ~, 1922.
Lon Newman,
tiiug Promoter,
Tulsa Okla
What are your best terms for
ri.uta to take moving pictures OF
LuW.s-.H Hys2ku championship
as.luE match 20 be staged In
Tulsa July third willing TO
hgr fhom outright or give You
percentage. Arrange terms with
nHE,ra Of both wrostlers and
wife proposition as soon as pos
10
ATHLETIC FEATURE FILM co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

FOR ...Du innings Tuu.ad1y 81
looked u.. Dick Br.ou.s Dcs Moincs
Zoo ..s. 1fN tNr scrlpry Mrlnush-
un p..mue m-ht balj the Oilcra
vunus .rega Hul boo tho eighth
the sturdy uru ul Loiy,,t unoorked
% sensational rally which uc'tod five
runs. N. climax being a HcrDulc1n
tvo.h1rsrr no deep center by Tex
Cro.n. which ompuod the overflow
ng ba.ca Thus was 40. II In tho
stIug OF u,Oess achieved. the score
beng 60 q.
Tho ramu Hutod aa pitchers
battle between Mclaughlin ana Tom
Lutluoylc or Tulsa For four In
rIn.s neither could score, but in the
nrh Lukauoyic weakened. Cor
mans double and Iloran's home run
gave the Boosters a pair OF runs.
and then with two down, Milan sin
gled. stuart fumblod Turgeon'S
roller and yuma counted both with
double to center thus giving the
visitors o four-run lead
In their hnlf Of the frth the on
ors started out to cut down tho DcH
Moues edge. After McGinnls had
opcned win n single and Crosby
had sldcd TO Horan, Lukauovic was
dcrricked 10 make room for Manager
Lelivclt who appeared In the rolo OF
pinch hitter Lclivclt forced Nc
Giuuis at second and Tulsa hopes
dtod down, hut a moment later Ben
nett singled to center and on a
,ouple of ensuing errors both Leh-
Welt and Bennett chased across the
plate. The first bobble was when
Koran let BENEFITS drive go through
him, and then on the relay, German
threw the ball into the dugOut. per-
mitting the two baserunnerS TO
count
In the firth Oscar Hauglsnd was
sent In to take up the pitching bur
den left by Lukanovlc. and 1t can
he told right briefly that Dcs Moine'
couldn't do "A thing with him th'
four innings he worked. GormaI
was the only man to reach first of
Haugland. walking in the sixth ant
singing In tho ninth.
The oilers tllled tho buSes IN tn'
sixth with one down on stuart
singles walk and hit batter. Blu
McGinnis ana Crosby popped out
In addition to hurllng gilt-edget
ball. Hauglaud also helped put som'
spirit in the Tulsa attack. and at thu
same time did his bit toward weak
cning Mclaughlin. He LED off II
the seventh with terrific home
run drive over the deepest part y
center field. bringing Tulsa within
one run of the visitors.
Blow Up In Eighth.
II was in the eighth. however
that the Dos Moincs balloon wen
up with Mclaughlin hanging on T.
the ropes in distress. Stuart an,
Lamb opened with singles and Nc
IauRhlin walked Bauman, filling tn
bases. Mclaughlin then lost con
troll completely, passing MCGinni
and sending the tying run In. TIL
bases were stlll fun when re
Crosby appeared in the role q
wrcCkcr with n long double tina
cleared the paths and sunh the DE
Moines craft. Frank Thompson
triple scored Crosby with the lai
run.
The oilers and Boosters conClud
their series Friday afternoon y The
comes Sioux CITY the only northcy
club IN the first division.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
PAT MORAN MAY
Be SLATED FOR
DECAPlTATI0N
Report Is Out That Her.
mann Plans to Chang
Pilots
BY DAVIS ]. WALSH

NEW YORK. June 15-p1,
Moran 10 step carefully out. g. rse
Burns 20 step modestly in as ln.
ager Of the Cincinnati Reds
That is the report left in the ulks
OF the Reds as they fled our .ty
beautiful after dropping tour
straight to the Giants. II ia,
some days ago with what was al cd
to be an inside tip from tho .ed
business administration and nce
then has accumulated autho-. nv
as a vest accumulates soup r.
II u now accepted as someth... IN
the nature OF a certificated fact
II Moran l. deposcd, it Wi. rot
come as "A stunning surprise 20 many
familiar with the Garry Horuan1
system os scene shifting around fHe
Cincinnati ball park. They dc. ID
winner out there and change man.
ayers as often a!s they fail 10 got .ha
desired effect, which might De- .i.d
10 be somewhat frequently.
Moran gave them a worlds cham.
pion in 1919, but from the Cwa.r.
natl viewpoint, the past is dead
long live the future. 1t is said they
feel there is little for Reds with
Moran at the head of the BAH q, lb
Pat. with all his managerial .I-.
tues. Ia something of n ono..lr
manager. lie succeeded Charley
Doom as pilot Of the Phillies in 1915
and steered derelict team 90 rs
first National league pennaut. That
was fine business.
But with stronger clubs to work
with, he failed to repeat in 1915 and
1917 and in the following year his
last in Philadelphia, he finished in
the second division. II was hen
that they sang him Tost's goodbye.
with variations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

NV YORK, Juno lb--The New York
Giants defeated Pittsburgh today In a
closely struggle, the world =
champions winning their sixth cOnsecu-
tive victory The score was 4 to .. Ryan,
tho Holy Cross younEster, had better en-
during qualities than Adams, the i0-year-
old veteran. koUys hitting was largely
responsible Tor Adams defeat. Hts triple
In the sixth drove in Young with the tying
run. and his double IN the eighth sent in
MnManL md AnMnE MLlh the winning run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
Sapulpa Loses One.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, June Is.
Bunched hits on Upchurch in he
first inning won today for Indepau.
dence from Sapulpa, TO 4
Score by inniRs: r.. II. Z.
Independence 301 100 00x--5 II 2
Ratteries-Upchurch and NeWa-
sh a; Shores Kearns and Eromme
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
Golden Myth Takes Race.

ASCOT HEATH, England, June
15.-Golden Myth. by Tredennis, out
OF Golden Lily won the gold cup,
run over a course OF IL miles TO-
day. Lamboyaut was second and
BallYheron third. Ten horses ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

Score by innings.
Sioux Ct'y .............e2n 40l 1913
Oklahoma city ......... 200 5ol o2o--
summary: Runs Hamilton. Hemiug-
way g. Elsh. Met. Gs'erEard. Robinson,
Smuggling Tosar Mattick. Query. Pitt,
Mann. Middleton, Kruger. Tate .. Dod-
son. Errors-Hem'ngvay. Palmer Tesar,
Bates Giugiardi krusEer. Tate, budson ?.
stolen base --HeminEway Sacrifice hits
M8ttick Fish PITT. Twosbas hits
Hamilton, Hemingway. Fish. Palmer.
ShAnglirg Mann D0dson, Three base hit
Robinson. Innings pltchod--By Allen I, by
Dodson s Hts-Otf Allen TO- off Dodson
8. struck out--By Tesar .. by Allen !,
by ppdson .. Base on bnlls-On Tesar .,
or Dodson ( hit by pitchtr-Shang-
ling by Dodson, Ginglardi and Mann by
Tcsar. Passed balls-Shnngling >. Left
on base--SiouN city rs, Oklahoma city $
Ruus--Off Allen 5, off Dodson s. Winning
pitcher-'rcsar. Losing pitcher-Alleu.
Earned runs-Sioux city s. oklahoma
city I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
piyld. Big Bnl.

EALINA. Kan. June SaIina
lHH Nussue. divided IN, double
heI..r hp.a today Salna winning
the t.r.f, N TO 4, largely ON Iund-
green good pitching, and batting,
sni Mush.-oe taking the second .
T. o.
score FIRST game: r. II. Il.
Murk0-,e loo l0l 0Ol--4 0
Sa..NH .,,.OG2 900 0Ox--S 2
Batteries-Ost and Nichols; Lund-
EIen and Klevenaw.
second game: R.H. T.
Muskogee ....O12 OO3 0--6 10
Salina .......100 l0l 0--3 7
Batteries--Beedle and Bopifer
Lundgren and klevenaw,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

SCUT0 ~ INNINGS
Cincinnati ,.............O00 600 600
Philadelphia .............O4 0ni O0N--1
summary: Two-base hits-Wslker. Pc
tera, Leslie, Williams Home run--Wil-
llams. Double plays--Parkinson 60 Flctch-
er 10 Leslie ?. pauhert (unassisted). Bases
on balls--Off G. Smith ., OF Keck 3, off
Gillespie ! struck out--By @. Smith l, by
keCk .. Runs--Ksp. Williams 3. walker
Lee. Fletcher, Errors-Harper. kimmick
keCk Rapp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
RALLY IN
LATE INNINGS TO
TROUNCE ROBINS
Ryan, Holy Cross Lad,
Takes Fast Game
From Pirates

BROOKLYN. June lb.-St Louis rallied
In the eighth ana ninth innings Of today's
game with brooklyn. tied a three-run lead
and won. 4 ia s, In the tenth. stocks
home run in the ninth with one ON the
paths tied the count.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

Nituu tor Baker boo ninth.
yHrutt out. hunting foul third st-lkc,
AtlatIsd FOR sioUor in seventh.
Score hy innings
New York .............. 600 100 O00--i
Detroit .................UO 900 U2xHa2
summary Two-basa hits Mcusel. Ba -
kor. Thrc-haHe hit Higuey Double play
HstutshAw % HiEney To- BlIe. Bases on
haNs-prf Mays /, Oft Stoner struck
uut.-By Stourr /. Huua-Ruth. cobb,
Hsilmaun. No errors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

lbattrd tor Lindsey In ninth.
score hy innings.
Rustnu .................lOO OCi 4O2-s
Cleveland ............. 1Ol OOg OuO--J
SUMMARY. Runs -NenoSky .. Lrlbuld,
Burns, collins b.RourKe. quinn, Foster.
IamivEou ., WImbrguusa. Errur--Dugau.
TNyp-btsc hitH--tollius. Pratt ORuurke.
Double play pugan TO- Turns Bases ON
bulls-Oif Quinn o. OFT Mails s. struck
out by quinn ., by Malls I. by Lindsey J..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16

ST. JOSEPH Mo, June l5.-St oIseph
pounded out Us third straight victory
from Denver today Q to 4. Tho Denver
machine cracked after the fourth inning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-16
nal Eighth Inning oilers Top of Boosters in Second Game
BUFF FALOES HAND
WITCHES ANOTHER
WICKED WALL0P
500 Tribe Takes Game
From Indians on Own
Stomping Grounds

WICHITA. Kan, june t5.-Omaha took
advantage u wichita errors today and
with the AID Of three home runs defeated
wichita. 20 :
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Games for This
Weef
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Friday.
pEs MONIES AT TULSA.
Denver at 81 Joseph.
Omaha at wichita
Sioux city at oklahoma City.
. saturday.
SIOUX CITY AT TULSA.
Denver At Wichita
omaha al ST. Iosoph.
Des Moiues at oklahoma city.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-Gcorge
Smith pIaukod cincinnati with six scat
tered hits and Philadelphia today easily
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Pittsburgh at New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia,
chicago nt Boston.
st. Louis at HTouklyn.
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No errors. Two base
Double plays-B Ban
inCrytt 70 Frisch 70
ills-Of Ryan 0, off
lily RYAN ..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Friday mud Saturday

Washington at 81 Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York az Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
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81, JnSeph
Denver

Denver ..........,.,.s..2O O2O OOO--A
ST. Joseph ....-.t.,..... iol :sN-9
summary: Runs-CartwTight. Ions.
O Brieu. Olson. Corriden :. Fisher .. De
fate stevenson Kandler .. Errors--Loug.
DEBATE Earned rurs-Denver 3, ST. Joseph
Z Base on hH!ls-GN Hovlik l. off Sails
bury .. Struck out--Rv Hovlik g. bv Salis-
bury 5. Lett on base'-Denver 7, 81. Ju-
seph 7 Two base hits--Fisher. OBrien,
Cartwright. Corriden. Three-base hits
Stevenson. DEBATE Sacrifice hits-Sslis-
bury .. HIT by pitcher-Parler by How
lik stolen bAses-Long, STANLEY, Kan
dler. Ump!res-Holmes and Ormsby.
Time so
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e&VESTER-
y. * DAYS
-zEsREsULTS
Western League.

AT TULSA :. pEs MONIES (.
At Wichita 3. omaha q.
At ST. Joseph .. Denver I.
At Oklahoma City 3. Sioux City 10.
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NIIfTNT Tor NNVfIaT IN nTWtN.
NNkan FOR Shotton In eigth,
Score by innings
St Louis ........... 600 600 0"l IA
BROOKLYN ........... . 600 $50 600 O-8
summary: Runs smith. Fouru,cr.
stock, Toporcer, High, johnson. Cadore.
base hits Hornsby, Fouruier. ToporCer
High. Johnston g. wheat, Olson, Home
un--Stock Double plRys--Lavan 20 Horns.
on halls-Off Sherlel l. Oft Cadore l.
Struck eut-By Shoydel 2. by Cadore ..
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xBatted for Adams IN ninth.
Score by innings;
tI'lhpulkn '''sss s'ss's WV l"l NNV~-
New York ..,...........O 600 OIL o9N-s
summary: Runs-Carey Iraynor, Meu-