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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
SCHOOLS READY
FOR GRADE MEET
AT LEE FRIDAY
All Schools to Be Well
Represented in Big
Tournament

With the dav for the 1922 city
wide grade school track and neld
meet drawing round, a keen interest
is being taken by the athletes In all
of the schools In the rounding out OF
the teams to compete in the annual
event to be held at the Lee stadium
tomorrow afternoon.
Aleady the lists of entrants show
nearly 800 youngsters lined up for
the starting pistol at 2 o'clock Fri
day. This is the largest field of ath-
letes ever entered in the annual
events, j. Il. Miller. superintendent
of the athletics in the Tulsa schools
declared last night.
The schools of the city are divided
into three classes for the meet. Di-
vision consists of Washington,
Irving. Kendall, Whittier, Riverview
and Horace Mann. Division is
composed OF Lowell, Longfellow,
Lincoln, Emerson and Celia Clinton.
The following schools are In the third
division: Usage, Lee. Mark Twain,
jefferson, Sequoyah. Pershing and
Springdale.
L. A. Rau will act as referee for
the tourney. other officials are:
Starter--Earl Jones. Roy Inbody and
f. T. Renfro. Judges at finish--L.
+. Meister, II. w. Fleak, II. Sexton.
Ben Springer. J, Il. Bailey and IL. r.
Mullins. Clerks of the course A.
l.. Brenneman, George Lesher and
Travis. Field judges-Charles Capps,
| Tom Williams, J. Herndon, Claude
Brownfield. F. Kraft and f. Butler.
Scorer--E. r. Elbel. Assistant scor-
ers---Joe Burcham, Wade Arnold
and Eldred Bates. Announcer
| Willard Hardy.
Events for boys and girls will be
run simultaneously. 1t was an
lnounced. The weight classes in each
division will compete separately.
Four shields will be given to the
winning schools. Ribbons for first
second and third will be given the
! individual winners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
TULSA HI TRACK
TEAM TO INVADE
0KMULGEE FRIDAY
Look for New Records in
East Side Invitation
Athletic Events

The Tulsa high school athletic
club will leave for Okmulgee IN the
morning, where IL is scheduled to
enter the East side invitation track
and field meet events in the after
noon, according to Il. w. Rau. ath-
letic director, yesterday. The entire
team will make the trip, in an et-
fort TO stage a snapper ending for
the season.
Track events will be held on the
fast race track at the fair grounds in
Okmulgee again this year and sew
eral new records are in danger on
the eve OF the 1929, according to
Eugene $, Briggs, principal OF tho
Okmulgce high school and guiding
spirit OF the invitation meet.
Mr.. Briggs was again selected 10
pick the An-Oklahoma track and
field team to make the trip TO Chi
cago this spring 10 enter In the an
nual StaEg meet.
only 80 schools have been invited
to take part in the Okmulgeo meet
and II has been arranged that the
fastest men OF the state will have
an opportunity 10 compete in the
events.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

Johnny Coulon. once tho bantam
weight champion OF the world, who
now tours the Orpheum circuit In an
act styled. "Tho Man They Cannot
Lift" will he In Tulsa today for the
remainder Of the week as one OF the
hoadlincrs at the Orpheum theatcr.
There once was time they
couldn't knock me down, now they
can't pick mo up" explains Coulon
In introducing himself. Dozens OF
scientists and others come forward
with come explanation Of the feat,
but still Johnny is the only person
doing the trick.
Bafflcd Strong Men.
Coulon has baffled all OF the
strong men OF Europe and this
country. big weight lifters. capable
of performing herculean feats. have
tuEged with might and main, but
Johnny always has enjoyed the
laugh.
Among the celebrities who have
tried to lift Coulon are Dempsey.
Bull Montana, Earl Cadock. Jim
Jeffrles. King Albert OF Belgium and
Thedn Bara.
Cadin, the champion strong man
OF the olympic games OF 1920, was
given chance TO lift the scrapper.
| Cadin toyed with 300-pound weights
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but could not bulge Coulon, al
though ne fractured two OF his ribs
in the attempt.
All n Mystery.
Tho secret of this apparent hidden
power remains IA mystery. Coulon
merely lays one hand on the pulse
OF the right wrist and touches the
neck an inch or SO and prcsto!--
he is glued TO the floor.
Il learned this power when was
nine years old" says Coulon, but
at that time | was so cngrossod in
boxing that | paid little attention
to IL. IL was In later years, when
my days In the ring were numbered,
that | made use OF II. Pretty good
ues ot 1t too, l would say, for It has
kept me from being n back num-
ber."
Kid williams lifted" Coulon's
title In Vernon in 1914. but he kept
on fighting until 1920, when he went
to France. While training there he
bafflod all of tho strong men. lie
won the flywcight title OF France
| by knocking out Emile Julinrd In
| two rounds. But this could no,
compete with the surprise that he
| handed the French when he defied
all weight liftcTa
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JACK BRITTON TO
REACH TULSA FOR
LUX BOUT TODAY
Veteran Welterweight to
Work Out Today If
0. K. With Champ
BY Il. A. BRIDGEwATER.

Jack Britton, worlds champion
welterweight, veteran of a score ot
years in the ring and one OF tbs
outstanding titleholders of the day,
is due to reach Tulsa Thursday
morning TO finish off training for
his 12-round decision bout at Me-
Nulty park next Monday night with
Norris Lux OF Kansas City.
With Lux in active training and
the champion due, indications are
that there will be a brisk demand
for reservations when the tickets
are placed on sale Thursday morn
ing at Pete Martins West Fifth
street emporium, and the Buttermilk
bar on South Main and Fullers
cafe in West Tulsa. Already reports
have been pouring in, showing the
fans are taking a real interest in the
bout.
OF course arrangements can't bs
made for a champion TO work out
in advance, and 1t was not definitely
known Wednesday night whether
Britton would enter the gymnasium
upon his arrival here and imme-
diately after concluding the long
railroad trip from Omaha. How
ever. IL Britton elects to work he will
be seen at the Terminal gym fol-
lowing Lux who will work Thursday
at 2.
A nice turnout of fans witnessed
Lux's efforts Wednesday afternoon
and those who saw the Kansas City
lad went away convinced that he is
in tip-top shape. He put on tho
gloves for few rounds with Chick
Higdon's light-heavyweight. Sailor
Glenn Clickner. and then mixed with
Kid Spack. the Fighting newsboy."
Lux had lot of steam and gives the
appearance of being on edge. Re-
membering his 10-round draw with
Britton in Kansas City year ago.
Lux is not at all awed by encounter
with the champion. He Is confident
that he will be able TO at least hold
his own, and believes he has a real
chance to win.
Chick Higdon who IS handling
Lux for his clash with Britton de-
clares he will have the flashy Kan
sas Cityan in crack fighting form for
Monday nights conflict. He is per-
sonally overseeing Luxs training.
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Dan Morgan. the crafty pilot of
Jack Brltton, welter champion.
who'll be In Tulsa today TO get
ready for an encounter with Nor
rIe Lux, recently told why It was
that Britton always is ready for
ring work on moments notice.
"Britton's success Is due to his
careful living as well as his won
derful boxing head" said Nor
gan in an interview. Jack eats
plain food and plenty of IT, and
he IL not a prohibitionist in any
form. Anyone who has a case OF
Haig and Halg and is afraid to
keep IL can send II to Britton. He
also smokes good cigar now
and then and enjoys life.
But he walks seven miles
daily. and his gymnasium work
consists of from eight to ten
rounds OF boxing every day in the
year. Anyone who wants to see
how a champion works can take
a trip TO Billy Grupp's gymnasium
In New York any day when Jack
isn't away somewhere for q bout,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
TEXAS COMPANY
TEAM CONTINUES
LEAD IN DRIVE
All Members of Teams to
Report Progress of
Campaign Tonight

The Texas company's team, un-
der Miss Clcda Johnson, continues
to lead in.the membership drive for
the Tulsa Athletic association drive
with total OF I04 members, ac-
cordlng TO figures released by Mrs.
Ira Reeves, who has charge of the
drive.
Next In order Is the Tidal OH
compauy's team with 81 members.
The Exchange National bank team
and the Crockett. Couchman n
Crawford teams are ranking high In
the drive.
The first two days drive has
netted approximately 450 members,
with some of the teams not report
ing,
Following Is the report OF the
teams turned in last night:
High school, Turlene Wiun..... !
Texas Refinery. Cleda Johnson. lO4
First National bank, Geraldine
Coo '..'.......' .',.,,..,..... 22
Central National bank, Mary
Johnson ,..,,,..,,,,,,.,. 10
Security National bank. Rose
Anne Bremen ....,....,.... 26
O, i. and r., Geneva Burford... 36
Exchange Trust company. Bell
sheppard ,.,............ SS
Tidal OIL. Vesta Martin ....,,.. 81
Crockett, Couchman & Craw-
ford, Lefa Ross. ss....,...,..... ~
Commissioners. Mrs. Cheasly ,.. II
GYPSY on, Opan Minor ......, IL
+. and r., Mrs. Miles ,......... IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

Special 10 The world
DENVER, colo. May i0.-As a
hich wind blew clouds Of sand
across the field, the Denver Bears
took the third game of tho series
from Tulsa here today II TO 7.
Four Tulsa twirlors tried In vain 10
halt the lochl sluggers. but all were
touched UP freely and II hits were
chalkcd up. Dick Blunt won his
first start for Denver and while he
was hit hard he kept tho blnglos
scattered.
The FIRST five sessions were see
saw affairs that ended with Tulsn
leading to 2. BENEFITS double
and Davis' single earned one In tho
first inning and singles by Crosby
and Davis aided by two bases on
balls and an error put over two
moro IN the third. The Bears made
their two In the second with singles
by Windle and Spranger and a dou-
d bic by Patterson.
4 But the Bears stepped out IN
front In the fifth, Mohardt. the
Notre Dame star, clouted a double
to center and Wright hit safely for
one base to the same field. Long
doubled TO center, scoring both Mo-
hardt and Wright. Here LIkanovic
went TO the showers. Haugland,
& who had pitched fun game Tues
day, went 10 the mound hut he lasted
only for two batsmen. Shanley sin
gled and Windle singled and Rich
mond went 10 the box with two
more runs over. Patterson grounded
out 10 Thompson. Spranger ground
ed TO Bauman. but Shanley, who
was on third. dashed for the plate
and slid In under Bauman's throw.
Parker and Blunt grounded out and
the rally was over.
The Bears had safe lead but
tho Oilers again threatened to over
take them in the sixth when Lamb
doubled and McGlnnis hit over the
Ttsht field fence making the score
10 3. with Denver leading. Mo-
hardt scored In the sixth when he
iouhled and came over on Wright's
'ingle to right. giving the Bears an
other run margin.
Black went In to hit for Rich
nond, in the seventh. and took ut
the pitching honors. He was less
effective than his predecessors and
he Bears fell on him for four sim
gles and four runs in tho seventh.
The high wind favored the Bears in
this inning for the gale carried
Wright's fly out OF Davis reach and
1t went for double. scoring three
runners.
Stuart, pinch hitting for Black, in
tho ninth hit a double ana scored
On Benefits single. Bennett, in
turn, came over with the O,lsrs'
seventh tally on singles by Thomp-
son and Lelivelt, but fast infield
play by the locals put out the side
without danger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Glen Harle Hurls
His Second No-Hit
Game for Twins

FORT SMITH, Ark, May TO-
Glen Harle, local Western associa-
tion pitcher. has record OF hurting
two no-hit. no-run games in the
past two seasons.
Coming to Fort Smith with a
trade with the Springfield. Mo.
club last year, Harle pitched a no.
hit game against Okmulgee. Yes
terday he repeated the feat against
the Enid. Okla. team.
The perfectness OF both games
was marred, however. by Harle is
suing bases on balls, and his team
making errors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Brown sluggers TO Greet Babe.

ST. LOUIS. May 1O.--Havlng out.
hit the New York Yanks in the mat.
ter OF homo runs by a ratio of more
than two to one this season, the St
Louis Browns bid fair to show
Babe" Ruth, the swat king himself
just what a real slugglng match is
when the two teams face each other
in the game in New York on May 20
which will signalize the "Bambino's'
return 10 baseball. Ruth has beer
suspended since the opening OF the
season for violation of post season
rules.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Oer Hrs Unable Hold Bears and Denver Wins Third Game III
CAREFUL LIVING HAS MUCH
TO DO WITH BIITTON'S GREAT
SUCCESS, AYERS DAN MORGAN

and watch him pile into middle
and heavywelghts, handing in a
high class brand of both boxing
and slugging.
I'm a long bout Of Is or 90
rounds Britton gets better as he
goes along. No matter how
strong or how young his opponent
is Jack always has him hanging
on at the finish II he doesn't knock
him out.
"Britton never hurts his hands.
as he knows how to twist his
wrist or arm when he hits. He Is
a solid puncher. Britton has four
different styles for boxing, no
other boxer under the sun can
boast OF. That is one of the rea-
sons the other boys have been
trying to find his weak spot for n
generation of fighters, and can't
do Il.
Jack Is married and has three
children, Billy, 5 years old, Bobby.
3 and Betty /. when he isn't
training or travelling for a bout
you can always find him at his
home "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Members of Legion
Name II Directors
For Athletic Club

New directors for the Joe Carson
Athletic club were named last
night at special meeting Of the or
ganisation. The charter was re-
ceived from the state department
and presented to the club
t. C. Hopkins. w. l.. Eagleton, jr.,
@, n. O'Brien. Harry HALEY, John
Madner, H. w. Bogess, r. r. Beard,
Horace Hagan. Ray r. Dunlap, Il. l..
Allison and Charles West. were
named on the governing board.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Pal Moore 10 Meet Quartet

NIIICAVO, May lO,-pal Moore,
Memphis bantamwelght, today closed
Tor four matches which will be de-
cided within the next three weeks.
He will meet Tim o'Dowd in a
l0-round contest at Atlanta, Ga,
Monday night; Babe Ascher. ban
tamweight of the A. f.. r., in Den
yer May 23: Dick Griffith in n
lO-round contest Mt Phoenix, Ariz.,
May 80 and Kid Pancho in a
lO-round match at san Antonio,
Texas. June 8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

5Batted for Walters In seventh.
Score by Innings:
Detroit .,,............... Ol0 l02 lilo
bostoh ,s..,............ 010 800 2lO-- Q
Summary--rwo-b base hits--Blue 2, bass
Ter, Pratt 2, Burns. Foster. Three base
hits--Jones Liebold, Home run--Dauss
Double plays-Foster, Walters, Pratt and
Burns; Walters to Burns. Bases on balls
OF Pilette .. of psuss 8. Oft Pennock
2, off Karr 9. off Quinn !. struck out
by pauss 4. by karr 2, by Quinn /. Runs
-Blue. Jones, Neach Heilmann, Clark 2.
Rlgney 2, Basnler, pauss, Liehold ?. Har-
tls, Dugan. Pratt. Smith o. Burns Karr.
Errors-Heilmann ?, Rlgney ., Burns. Fos-
ter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Boxer Wins Bout.

WICHITA, Kan. May 10.--It took
Just two clean swats to prove that
Ed Warner. boxer OF San Francisco.
was a better mixed bout performer
than Clarance Elliott. wrestler OF
Newton, Kan, last night. The
Frisco battler packed too heavy a
punch for Elliott and tn ewrestler
took the count in the fourth round
OF their wrestling and boxing bout
before the Business Mems Athletic
club. Warner outweighed Elliott a
few pounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Norwich Stems Derby DIstancc

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10
Norwich, favorite in the Kentucky
derby, worked the derby distance o:
"A mile and quarter for the first
time today. Under restraint. he made
1t in 2;0S lis in a way that relieved
his admirers OF the rumor that he
cannot go the route, Busy Ameri-
can also under restraint went a Sec
ond faster in 2:07 l-5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Omaha PAYS Finn Tribute

OMAHA, May l0.-Because OF
funeral services which are to be held
in Nattick, Miss. tomorrow for the
late Michael j. Finn, part owner OF
the Omaha Western league baseball
club. who died suddenly while a
spectator at Saturdays game here,
todays schedule game with St.
Joseph has been postponed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
May Shift oiympics.

PARIS, May l0.-The French
olympic games committee ha,
served an ultimatum on the govern,
ment to the effect that the 1924
olympic games will automaticly &c
to Los Angeles, Cal, II the neces'
sary appropriations are not passed
by June
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Burke 10 Meet NInriIn

CLEVELAND, May 10.-Joe
Burke. Cleveland heavyweight, and
Bob Martin, A, +. +. heavyweight
champion. have signed an agree
ment for n return match, 1t was an
nounced here today. The fight will
be staged by the Fairmount club
at Columbus. May 20 and will so
'l2 rounds to q decision.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Boxer Refuses Verdict

ATLANTA, Ga, May l0.-The
spectacle OF a fighter refusing to ae-
cept a decision in his favor. was en-
acted here last night when Jake Abel
u Atlanta told Referee Johnny Glinn
that he had not defeated RED"
McIachlin of Saginaw, Mich.
The referee then called the bouf
a draw, but some newspaper men
said they thought McLachlin had
the better OF the 10 fast rounds
Abel was a welterweight champion
of the A. Il. II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

enmmnry: Earned runs-Tulsa q.
Denver 10. Stolen bascs--Thompson
Sprangcr. Two base hitS--Bennctt,
Lamb, Mohardt ., Wright. Windlc,
Patterson .. Home runs-NIc(.lnnIs.
sacrifice hits-Thompson,L ,Lukanoyic,
Sprangcr, Parker. Struck out--By
inknnovic 4, IIougland, o, Rich
mond, I, Black 1, Bunk 3. bases on
hnlis-Ofr Lukanovic I, Black l.,
blunk 3, Double plays--Shanlcy 20
sprangcr, Thompson 10 McGinnis 10
Bauman. Hit by pitched ball--Iong
by Richmond. Left on bascs--TuIsa
T. Denver o. Innings pitched--Luk-
nnoNic 4, runs 3, hits \. by Houg.
hnd u, no outs, runs I, hits ., Rich
mond 2. runs I, hits 2; Black ., runs
., hits y, Blunk u, runs 7, hits II.
iime-2O:5. umpire--Burnssdc and
Fitzpatrick.
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Oklahoma City.

XBatted Tor YOUNG In eighth.
Score by innings;
Oklahoma city ....... 900 900 Oi0--l
Les MolH'b llu VlO VIZ
er, Graham, Horan. Sacrifice hits
Milan, Banner, Left on base-Oklahoma
lop ., Young l. Base on baiis-off Cui-
lop S, Young g Hit by pitcher-Cullop
tLasallel. wild pitch--Young. Earned
innings: Young and in Z. Warden
and in l. Losing pitcher-Young, Dou-
bic pleys-Turgeon to German to Gta-
ham, Grant TO German TO Graham;
Young TO Fisher 20 Bates. Runs-Heatley.
Grant. Horan, Wagner, Turgeon. Errors
bates, Massey. Tate. Umpires-Ormsby
and Holmes. Time-122.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Producers Held at RaY

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, May 10.
Middleton held the Producers to
three scattered hits this afternoon
and Coffeyville took the third game
OF the series, 8 to l, Coffeyville
pounded Shores for 10 hits In eight
innings
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Coffeyville ..002 900 21O--5 10 2
Independence 001 900 0O0--1 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

pHtLADELPHiA May 10. Dykes
home run IN the eighth inning. scoring
Miller today gave Philadelphia It's sec.
oud straight victory over Cleveland. 7
10 8. The Indiana drove Heimach and
Moore from the mound but Yarrison adm
Harris checked the visitors IN the final
frames when the Athletics were bunch
Ing their hits Off SothOron.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Miami Golfers Invade Kansas.

PlTTSBURG, Kan, May 1O.---A
team OF eight members OF the
Rockdale Country club of Man
Okla, is here today to meet a golf
ing team of the Pittsburg Country
club in the Tri-State Golf associa-
tion's schedule OF intercity matches.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
Walter Gives senators start.

WASH NGTON, May ~ o h ms . n
pitched Washington to 2.to-l victory
over -. Louis In his second start Of the
season today. proving effective in the
pinchos, although hit hard early In the
game. Judges triple after two passes had
been Issued by Davis gave the locals
their scores. II was Washinston's first
victory after seven straight defeats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
ROBERTSON GETS
BEST OF MAYS IN
Thinning GAME
Senators Tie Can Onto
Browns 81; Tigers
Defeat Boston

NEW YOHK MAY 1o.--Chicago broke
New Yorks winning Htrcsk today. TAX.
INK tight 1t-iuning pitching duel TO
], In which Robertson, hero of a re-
cent perfect game. had tho better of
Mays New 1orkH misplayH lot John.
son score the winning run IN the eleventh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
TESAR WH|FFS II
BUT PLAYMATES
THROW THE GAME
Wins His Third Game
for Des Moines
Over Indians

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. May 10.-wlchita
got the breaks ana evened the series
with Sioux city, winning by the score
Of TO .. Tesar struck out IL batters. but
was wild, issuing seven bases on balls,
which aided materially In the visitors
runs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
WORK
BY GIANT CREW
SAVES ART NEHF
Timely Blows Coupled
With Errors Too Much
for Cardinals

ST LOUIS. May io.--sensational field
INK of the Giants saved Art Neht from
defeat here tcdsy. the Cardinals losing 3
TO q Pfeffer and Bsrfoot could not
stop timely waliops and were handicapped
Ivy four errors. Nehfs three hits fea-
turtd.
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CINCINNATI. MAY l0--Boston hit
LuGue and Gillespie hard and had little
difficulty IN defeating Cincinnati today.
. 10 ., SOuthworth's home run in the
eighth inning bounded into the right
field bleachers. Filiingim was hit In
only two innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11
HEAVY SLUGGING
FEATURES HARD
FOUGHT BATTLE
Tulsans Take Lead in
First Inning but Fail
to Stick
10 Protest Games.

w 7 TVT'-NT ''TTIT'-T'
Tulsn viii protest all games
lost TO Denver because the Griz-
zlie clan has 20 men on the roster.
according to u telegram received
by the sporting editor Of the
world last night from william v.
Fricl, Diler business manager.
According 10 the rulings ut the
powers that be. all clubs on the
Western League wheel are rc-
quired 10 prune their machines
down TO the 1G-playcr limit on
May !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

RBatted Tor Fews'er in eleventh.
ssRsn FOR Baker IN eleventh
Score by innings.
chicago ....... ....... o0t 500 Oon Ola
Sew York ............ 600 600 100 OO--t
summary: Two base hit -- Mcclellan.
Double plsyH-pipp. unHssisted. ward,
scott ana Pip Mays and Pip. Bases
on halls-ON MAYS g. OF Robertson /.
struck out--By Mays 3, by Robertson ?.
Runs--Iohnson. Sctaik. Miller. Errors--
Johnson, witt Pipp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

A meter for testing electric trou-
bies about an automobile has been
Invented that can be strapped to n
mans wrist. leaving both hands
free for work,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-11

CHICAGO, May I0,--Meadows held Chi
cago to three scattered hits today while
Philadelphia punched hits off Alexander
and Cheeves and shut out the locals to
o. Zeb Terry made hts frat appearance
Of the season In the lineup today. play
ing second base