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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06
Climbing
TULSA'SlEAD IN
PENNANT RACE IS
CUT HALF A GAME
Visitors Nose Out Ahead
Of Local Talent in Free
for-All Hitting-Bee
ny d. 4. HHIn0EWATER.

by B, a. BHlDG EWATER
Sand the tracks, Jam on the
Brakes! Hang out the old
danger signalsl
The Oilers lost another ball
game Tuesday and their lead
in the flag race was cut TO
two and one-half games as
the Saints were resting at
Oklahoma City.
only Russell Was Effective.
Those terrible Witches out
tuEgcd our capable aluggcrr IN tho
Srst game ~ six and grabbed n 10
to-9 victory iu q game whore first
ono team would lead and then the
other The izzies romped on Carl
BLACK nnd Oscar Hauglnnd for all
10 of their markers. Johnny Russell
finally stopping them, but too tate
Lofty Al Scllnrs struggled through
the entire nine FOR the visitors. be
Ing slammed numerically In tho
early innings, but tightening I'm the
late rounds after his mates had
forged 20 tho front
Wichita pounded Backio viclously
In the first two innings, getting six
hits and four runs off him. But
the Oilers hammered Scllnrs for n
quartet In the first and II was all
even when lInugiand went to the
mound I'm the third,
4 Scc-Snw Affair.
East's second hit and a safety by
Berger gave tho visitors one In tho
third. but tho oilers tied II right
up on Lclivclts single and Bnumnn's
first double. Paddy, by the way
was the Oilers' big hitting star OF
tho day, getting pair OF doubles
md the same number OF singles In
five trials.
And 20 tho battle ragged. with both
teams scoring In nearly every inning
rntil the seventh rolled around with
the count standing 8 10 IN Tulso's
favor.
Then comc tho blow-off that coat
Ielivel's boys the game: Blnkesly
led OF with double TO loft ana
Griffin sltlcd deep TO Rennett. u
looked Ike good strategy whom
llnuglnnd purposcly passed the dan
Ecrous Carl East Iut Hogle spoiled
II by hcnvirg n wild pitch on which
tho two runners moved ahead. Bases
on halls TO the next two. Berger and
Butler. forced run In knOtting the
count. and Washhurn's single and
FacT!e!cc :lv gave the Iss,c= two
more. putting them ahead 10 to 4
Russell then rushed to the rescue
and prevented further scoring.
ScllHrs frightened I'm.
Scllars given an advantage after
u scanned he had lost. becam sud
denly effective and the oilers could
not touch him IN the seventh or
eighth. In the ninth II looked Ike
TulSo would pull the game out of the
fire. when Pnuman opened with n
clean double 20 loft and Smith and
Blnkcslv collided on McGinnis' flv
giving him two bnggnr also and
putting runners on second and third
with no outs. I}ut Witte look ed at
:: .h!rd strike and tho heat Crosby
batting for Ruascll could do was
groundcr TO Washburn, scoring Bau.
man. Rcnne,t sent long ny into
east for the third out
Tho witches out hit Tulsa II to II
In the slurfcst.
Toe second game OF the series VIII
be played this afternoon.
Catcher Pat Haley and Dick
Brcen, the second backstop. who
was on the coaching llrfe. were put
out OF tho pprk nv Umpire Ormsby
In the third for iicking on called
ball.
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REPORTER HAS RECORD BEAT
Denton Works From Skiatook 90
jerks ON Long News Run.

What newspaper reporter in Tulsa
county has thd biggest beat TO cover?
Hero is one whose beat stretches
from jerks to Skiatook, a distasre
Of about 3j miles.
Terry Denton, editor OF the jerks
News, Is also associate editor of the
Skiatook News, which was recently
purchased by Floyd Miller formerly
Jenks' school superintendent. He
divides his time about equally be-
tween the two places and finds the
new road system a great conveu-
icnCe.
Denton was in Tulsa Monday con-
ferring with Chamber OF Commerce
officials regarding the meeting of
the Tulsa County Poultry associa-
ton, which will be held In Skiatook
September II. A joint township free
fair, representing Tulsa and Usage
counties will he in progress on this
date and William Holden, secretary
Of the Chamber OF Commerce is
anxious that the city OF Tulsa will
be well represented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06
Bill EUerhnrt Again Is
High Rifle at ArmOry

For the fourth consecutive time
Bin Evcrhart ana his rusty "52 Win
chester" cOpped high score at the
Tulsa Rifle club match at the
armory last night. He shot a 80
while the other scores we're as fol-
lows: McMahau 90, Gambill 95,
Brill "a. Stout 30, English 81, Pow
ell ST, j. b. Moore so.
As there was rather small at
tendance an impromptu off-hard
match was shot, resulting as follows:
Everhart 20, Moore 65, Brill SO,
stout So, Gambill Sc, English SO,
McMahan 40, Powell Al.
There has been called a special
business meeting for next Friday
night at the ar;uory at 1890, at which
plans for the fall matches will he
considered as we'll as the regular
business matters
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Sort of Got Used to Each Other

The selected choir was singing
away at the funeral, standing near
the casket. They were on the
verge OF weeping.
An old old man. who was the
chief mourncr came nd stood look =
ing tearfully down at the still old
face of the deceased lady. Then,
lust ms the singers we're starting in
on the last verse. the old man said
TO himself;
II declare. when you've lived with
woman 80 years. you kind o. git
attached to err
The choir broke down. but not
with grief.
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AMATEUR MATCH
CONFLICT OF
CHAMPIONS NOW
10 of 16 Survivors Left
Are Either Champions
or Former Champs

COUNTRY CLUB. RROOKLINE.
Mass, Sept. 5.--The contest for the
amateur golf championship OF the
United states settled into a conflict
Of champions today. In matches
IA / were tests Of the stuff of which
national goIflng heroes are made.
reduction OF the field of 32 men in
the first day of match play was ac-
Nomrlishcd with ali but six of 16
Survivors, champions or former
champions.
A little known champion. Rudy
knepper of Sioux City. traIfs- Mis-
sissippi titlist, supplied the big SEN
satiun of the day Five holes be-
hind the British star. william Tor
rance. a. the end OF the morning
round, kncpper went ont this aft e
ernoon and played round in 10,
equalling Jesse Guilford's course
record of yesterday and allowing
Torrance 10 win only one hole of
the last is. Knepper's victory was
by up.
Jones Wins ont.
a potential champion, Bobby
Jones of Atlanta, playing against an
early handicap o. two down brought
| ~
/ Bcadlo Of the LlanerCh Country
club. Philadelphia, to even terms
at the eighteenth hole, and won out.
10 /, TO play.
Chick Evans. Chicago. was called
upon for his best against the vet
eran, John Anderson OF New York,
1t was not until the seventeenth
hole that Evans gained his victory
and he was SO glad to get II then
that when Anderson said he would
concede the hole. Evans having two
puts 20 go six feet. The former ma
tional open aud amateur champion
Just picked mp his ball and said:
Thanks. John cutting short an
"if' which Anderson was voicing.
Guilrord Has Easy Time.
These were the outstanding
matches. OF the others only that
which George Auibach. Boston's
public links player, won from his
fellow izcn, Parker w. Schoen-
| field, and !, went to the seven
| tecnth But In the more summary
| decisions gained hv Jess Guilford,
| the present titlcholder. cyril J. II.
| Tolley, British chan pion OF two
years ago; Francis Ouimet, national
amateur and open champion at va
! rious times. Jesse Sweetser. metro
/ politan titlChOid1r, Robert \, Gard
ner. twice national tltleholder; w. c.
| Fownes, jr., winner over this same
course In 1910. Willie l. Hunter,
| former British amateur champion;
| Harrison Johnston OF st Paul. who
vanquis ed another British star, I,
| -. Armour. now a resident of New
! York; Frank GodchauX, runner-up
| this year for the southern champion
ship: Reginald Lewis OF Greenwich,
| Conn. George Rotan Of Texas and
/ w, Il. McPhail of Boston, was golf
/ play that promises keen action In
| the pairing OF tomorrow,
These will bring together sweet
/ ser and Hunter, Guilford ana Lewis
MoPhail and Johnston Gardner and
| Jones GodchauX and Rotau, Evans
/ an. Fownes, Toley and Aulbach
r"pper and ouimet, plnv beginning
at $50.
It, n broad way perhaps the most
/ striking general result OF today''
| matches was the reduction TO one
| Tolley-of the British cf'
| 9prt 20 win the American title. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06
mn ALLISON IS ON THE SQUARE

lie has advertised In practically every
issue % The Tulsa world since he has been
established In Tulsa. (Dr. Allison has
practiced medicine 10 yeRrsl His guar.
antee IL as good as bond Of any bank
60 and see him II you have. or ever had.
or fear You have Blood Poison, He will
tell You honestly n you have trace Of
Blood Poison In your system; he will give
YOU the written laboratory proof. Call on
DR.. Allison. iOi West Fourth ST., for par
tlculars Free,
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Witches Take Sug-Fest From Oilers IO9 in Opening Game

sci Devormer Errors Mitchell, Ruei,
Scott 2. Two-base hits-Burns ?. Three
base hts-Miller. Meusol Home run
Pratt Double piays-Mitchell to Pratt 70
Burns Dugnn to Ward TO Pipp. Bases on
balls-On Bush J.. Off ". Collins 8.
struck out-By Bush 2. by Jones T. by
MeuseL Double xlayss-prat 20 Burns,
Pip. Bases on bntls-OV Hevt oss
pcuu1ck T. STUCK out--Hy pennock q.
second Iniur.
white SoN und Tigers split.
CHICAGO. sept 5.--ChtcsEO and De-
trolt divided double header. the yis-
itnrs winning the first game 9 to y and
losing the SECOND 10 10. In the utst
game the Tigers concentrated their at
tack in three innings for all their scores,
Ted Blank,nship was knocked OF tha
mound m Ia. third inning NJ the second
encounter. and r"cu Duff u recruit from
Aberdeen s. D.. league. went 10 tbs
mound and held the Tigers scureiess ~
pitched steady game and started the
rally in the fourth with a single which
broke up the tie.
Score,
First Game.
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NEW YORK sept, 5.--Tut Jack
son, the negro boxer, who was de.
fcated by Harry Wills last Tuesday.
with his manager William f., Palm
er, and his second, w. l. Mccartney
were suspended by the state athletic
commission today pending an inves-
tigation.
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NEW YORk Sept. 5.-The New York
Yankees sustained severe setback TO-
day. losing both games Of double-heHd-
er 20 the Boston team by scores OF to 3
and 6 TO 6, and losing first place to the
ST. Louis Browns. Boston now has won
II out OF is games with the Yankees This
season. Former Yankee players in the
Red Sox lineup played prominent part
In the champions downfall. Mitchelis =
home run gave Boston It's winning mar
gin In the first game and Pratts homer
with Burns on base decided the second
game. Bush, pitching for New fork in
the second game, sustained his sixth de-
feat in rs games.
Score:
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BROWNS REGAIN
AMERICAN LEAD
AS YANkS FALL
Boston Upsets Dope and
Takes Both Ends Of Dou-
ble-header From Yanks

ST LOUIS. Sept. b.--st, Louis regained
first place IN the American league today
by defeating Cleveland 10 to 9, while
New York was losing double-header to
Boston. The Browns now are one-haf q
game ahead Of the Yankees. The stand
Ing.
W. l.. Pct
~ Louis ,...........s0 % .bJi
New York .,t...s............1b 50 tbyb
Kenneth williams made his thirty
fourth home rup Of the season, tax.
ing the league lead In circuit clouts aud
tying Rogers HOrnsby Of the Cardinals.
leading National league home run hittcr.
Williams drive came In the fourth IN
ming off Boone and was good tor tour
runs. Kolp. Tobln and sisler scoring ahead
of him.
Ssler MT safely in his thirty. ffth con.
sttuctive game and Is only live games be-
hind the modern major league record set
by Ty Cobb OF Detroit In 1911
II was the Browns third straight vic
tory over the Indiana The locals started
strong having seycn-run lead up uutil
the sixth inning. Cleveland used % play
era lncludlng five tw!rlers and the browns
utilized ~ men. four being pitchers.
Score.
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Try To Lower Record.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. O.
Peter Manning 1851 3-4. world s
champion truttcr, viii start against
time at Charter oak park this after.
noon In an effort to lower the trot
ting mark for New England. Tom.
my Murphy will pilot Peter Manning
and hopee To beat 1859 "a made by
this horse At Readville last week
The grand circuit events cardcd for
today were three trutting races held
over from NesterdAN
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SIsIrr After Rrrnrd

ST. LOUIS Sept O. Sisler sin
gled In the first inning today, max
ing the 36th consecutive game in
which he has hit safely This brings
m within five games OF the mod
ern major league record OF 40, set
by Ty Cobb OF Detroit In 1921.
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Would Punish Spectators

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5,--Specula-
ton in coal during The fuel emer-
scncy would be made penitentiary
offcnSe by bill, Senator King, dem-
ocrat Of Utah, announced in the SEN
ate this afternoon he would intro
luce shortly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06
DENVER BRUINS
TAKE BOOSTERS
INTO CAMP IA
Tuesday Is Off Day in w.
l.. Circles; Play Is on
Again Today

DIES MONIES. Sept. b-Dnnver earned
hh even break IN tho nix games series mere
by overcoming n four-run lead ma drfe.t
lnH Des Moincs, to 4. Wetzel. Tor the
visitors allowed only one hit stt,t the
second inning In the first frame tptee
nus and four bases on hslls gave the io.
cnis all their runa
HcuFg
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Ritchic to Don Gloves.

DEL MONTE, CAT, Sept, 5,--Wil- =
lie Richie former lightweight cham
pion of the world, In announcing his
intention of re-entering the ring, de-
clared today that he could knock
out the majority OF fighters In his
class now roaming the country draw.
ing big purses.
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team that started out in qualifying
plav numbered eight players, de-
clarod TO constitute the most for
riidable combination e. = sent cut
OF England. Torrance and Aylmer
the latter siX-four victim of Out
met, were the British casualties to-
day.
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Western League.
AT TULSA y, WICHITA 10.
At Des Moines Denver T.
National League.
At Boston G-I New York 9-2.
A. Philadelphia ia BROOK va l-S
A. pittsburgh II, ST. Louis 0.
Al Cincinnati 1. chicago 2,
American League.
AZ New York SO Rustln i.G
Al Chicago SIS. Detroit as.
~ st. Louis TO- Cleveland
Only games scheduled.
American AssoriHtIOn.
A. Minneapolis :, 81 HHIi o
At Kansas city TO- Milwaukee G..
At Toledo 3. Columbus 1,
only games scheduled,
rcNns League.
At Dallas z, Wichita Falls Ote called
end thirteenth, dhIkncHsl.
At Fort Worth 7, shreveport 3.
At Galveston beaumont 10.
At San ntonio 4, Houston 2,
Southern Association.
Al New orleans So, birmingham j-5.
AZ Mobile ., Atlanta 3.
At Memphis 3 Little Rock o.
only games scheduled
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The longest pipeline OF its kind
in the world Is one nearly three
miles in length that has been laid
from a port in eastern Asia under
the sea 10 supplY oil 70 ships.
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rHlLADELpHIA. Sept o. brooklyn
and Philadelphia divided double header
today Philadelphia taking the first II
10 : and the visitors anncNing the sec
nnd to 7 The local team made game
uphlll fight In the second after taking
the Hrooklynter to u siK.run lead In the
second inning. Roth weincrt and Rruther
were ar!vrn to cover. The hitting feature
was two home runs by Williams In IN
first and two more by Jack peter- Tn
the second contest,
Score:
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NUHito1 fOf nm In HcVruth.
summary nuns Powell. Kupf ). Roscr
Scpr" by Innings
New York 600. ......... 900 600 O0o-O
iottou .,sssss...s......lO O1O 2OS-G
Errors stcngol Miller Two.b base hit
Hnrharc. Double pluyH..Stcupol 10 Ran.
croft To Frlsch to Gruh. kopf 10 Ford 10
Gibson. HHses pu halls-On Hayn 2. or
V. Barns 2. or Jonnnrd L. of Milicr
struck out-Uy v barnes 2. By Miller 3.
Score.
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Keeping the Dnrk Horse Dark.

DO you and your wife agree IN
regard To poitics?"
mo. we don't but keep II TO your.
self. old top. wouldn't have her
know for anything. - Life,
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Pl,t,bsrvh
ST. losl,

=
Nkan Tor Atnsmith In seventh.
sNBatted tor Sells IN seventh
NNNllattcd Tor Bartoot IN ninth
Score by innings.
~. isNhlr NWu NNu NNW-- y
Pittsburgh .......... SEQ OlO 86N-ll
summary Runs MaraRvile g. Carey 2,
Higbce 2 Russell, Ttcrney Trnynut
Grimm. Error Mueller Two-bass hits
carey, Grimm, Blgbee, Tierney. Bases on
baiis-ON Bgrtoot 2. OF Morrison J.
struck out-Ry Morrison 4.
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Ruin Gets 2Oth Homer.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.--Babe Ruth
ran his total OF home runs up TO ~
in the first Inning OF t0day's double
header with the Red Sox. Pennock
was pitching.
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First Game.

Scuto by luuluges
Detroit ...... .....t.... 000 006 i30-q
Chicago ,....,..........10 TOO 2Oi-S
summary Runs--BIue H1ney g Veach,
FothcrgNl, Flsrstead, RiEnoy, Rasslet q
Hooper 2. Johnson Collins. Strunk Mc-N
Ciellan. Errors--Clark M0stiL Two base
hits-Sheelv Ncach. FieEstcad, Hooper,
Schalk. johnson. Muiigan. Mcclellan.
Three base hit-Hnncy Double play
Struuk TO johnson 10 Cullius Bases on
hnlls--O0 Leverotte OF Ehmke I. OF
Mack I. Struck out-By Lcverette ?, by
Ehmke 6.
Score:
SpsouI (,pu,a
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rbatted for Wolfram In eighth.
Score by innings;
Denver ......,.......On Oni 10o IN =
ICES Molnes ..,...,,.,.10O 600 OUO--i
summary Huns-O'nrlen ? pat'pr4on
domeh. Rodgers. Parker .. Wagner. lie.
ran. cooper Cheaehru. Errors Rodgers
fArker Homo run-Olrien. Two. base
mus PATTERSON, Huran, Cooper. Sacrifice
hlls-ketr, Comes Norton. Stolen bnsrA-
obrltn' Kerr Patterson, Left on bnaes--
Denver 10. Des Molncs \, Struck out--IIy
Cross 3, by Wct2el 3. nase on bnlls-Off
cross off May l. of Wolfram nh
by ptcher-lloran by wetEel, Earned runs
ana hits-On Cross o and In ia In.
ninEs orr May ana IN ia inning orr
wolfram and O. In Ia inning, Off cooper
ana In inning, OF wctzcl I and 0
IN inning Losing pltcher-HCross Double
plhys-Nottuh 20 Knox to Chrsbro, Cooper
Ilmo--l:5
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Pirates Blank Cardinals.

PITTSBURGH, Sept b.--pittahurgh h
frightened It's hold ON second place to-day
ana moved game and half closer to
the Giants by trounclug st Louis, n 20 o.
Morrison was invlncible with men on
bases Sells a recruit, was easy. but Bar
foot who replaced him In the seventh was
slaughtered fDr n hlN In two innirga.
times at bat lie made two singles IN the
eighth,
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summary; Earned rUns---W !Chitn
y, lnlsn y. Ieft on hnscs---WlChltn
., Tulsa 10. Two base hlts--o.riffin.
Bcnncu 2, Scllnr~, Iiaumnn 9, East,
Binkrslcy, MCGinnls. Three. .bn~a'
hit--IhOmpsOn. Home run-Nc.
Dowcli Sacrifice hits--ThOmpSon
Hcrgcr. bnscs on bnils--Dff IInug-
hnd y, Oft Sclinrs 4. Struck out
By Black I, by Iinuglnnd 4, by itus.
sell 2, hy Scil0rs 4. wild pitches
Scllars. IInuglnnd Runs and hits
OF Black 4 and Ia two innings.
or lIhuglnnd q and y In four. Los
ing pitcher - Ilaugland. Double
pIays-Dnyis tO Iciiyclt. Wnshburn
unassistcd. Hit by pitChcr--ItusscIl
ny S"iiars. Time Of gumc--2: :O5.
tmplrcs--Ormsby and Holmes.
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Ne. Y0rt.
Boston.


Totals 81 10 81 9 Totals 80 81 ls
xBatted for Scott In eighth.
XxIiRttcd for Jones In ninth,
xNNHRu for Baker in ninth.
Score by innings:
noston ... ...........lO3 O2O OO0--6
New York ..............O O03 OOl OUl-5
Summary: Runs-Mitchell, Miller 2.
Burns 2, Pratt. Ruth, Pipp, Schang, Aeu-
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nn,tnn


NNHtTCd Tor HOYt IN HeNtlth,
IABatted for Jones In ninth.
Score by innings;
Boston .................OO 600 lO0--f
New York ..,.....,..,..l0O 600 llO-3
summary; Kuns--Mitchen, Burns,
Pratt. Penuock. witt Ruth. Meusel Err
ror-pittlnRer TwO-bnse hits-Harris,
Schang. witt Home runs-Ruth, Mitchell,
W. Collins 8.
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Games for
This Week

,.t..g..,.., ,....,
"HH't"H 'hN''f
WednE'd dnv. ThursiHy aud Friday.
WICHITA At Tulsa
~ Joseph ~ oI9homa CITY
n,nnnH w ~ Nnu,.s
pehNe' VI SIOUX wy
Saturday.
WICHITA Al TULSA
81. Joseph nt oklahoma CITY.
pes Moines AZ sioux CITY.
Denver a. omaha.
NtTIoNAt tEAoIE
W.brr.Jny
prooi,lvn nt phIindeInGi..
Eew Yo,k at uoston
a. I ouis ~ Ctrcinpnt
o,tv gotros arheduicJ
Thur.Jny nnd TrIdny
New York ~ Philadelphia.
ST. Louis nj Cincinnati.
chicago AT Pittsburgh.
only games scheduled,
saturday,
npston ~ brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis At Cincinnati.
chicago ~ Pittsburgh,
AuFRICAN IrAGJF.
"Wednesday,
Detroit at Chicago
cleveland at 81 Louis
only games scheduled.
Thursdny.
Cleveland ~ chicago.
Philadelphia at Rnston.
only games scheduled.
Friday nni Shthrday'
Detroit AZ St louis.
Cleveland ~ chicago,
Mashington ~ NtW norh' ,,-,
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summary NuuE-friByh Young kopf
Cruise Rosor, hatburo. Error Maraunrd.
Twu-basc hitH--Gihsun. Ford. Three hn ae
hits Cruise. RDscr. Home run-Friscn.
Double plays McQuillHn to Bancroft to
Kelly Cunningham to Snyder. snyder to
6rnh, Ford 10 Gibson Bases on balls
or McQuillan o. Oft Marqunrd l. struck
0ut--Hy McQuilian g. by Ryan g by v
Barnes l. by Muruuatd l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06

who was wild hut allowed only four hits.
LGsuc was h!t hard ~ jwo innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06

CINCINNATI, Sept b.-ChicaEo took
tho nnal game from Cincinnati today. 8
to /, through fine pitching of Osborne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06

IoIAN = " ~ ~ ~ = TVIas ~ ~ ~
KHAN Tor Cuycucy In ninth.
XNiiatted Tor luque In eighth.
xxNBattcd Tor Markle In ninth,
score by innings;
Chicago ...............Oe 100 O0O-a
Cincinnati ..,.....t.... OO0 OlO h0p-l
summary; kuns-Grimes 2, Miller,
| CaNeney No errors Two-base hits
Wingo Grimes Double plRys-PtnellL
| Hollocher 10 Terry to Grimes. Bases on
| hans-Off Luque Q, off Osborne O.,
struck out-DY LuauA l, BY Osborne !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06

NT'TTT'T III TVTVW TW TTFTTW
Score bv inulHEa.
New York ............. 600 600 9On= 2
NuHtpu ............. - 600 UO4 OOx-a 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-06

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Score by innings: