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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
Ewing MncIs up KIen,cr

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. b.-TndI-
cations were on the eve OF the Coast
league meeting here TO consider
the case of William II. Klepper In
connection with his suspension by
Commissioners lands, that Presi-
dent William II. Mccarthy might
not bo able to carry through his
Ideas for ousting the Portland mag
nate. II was said the eight clubs
were likely to deadlock on the issue.
Cal Ewing OF the Oakland club has
unexpectedly taken issue with the
Lands decision. lie cannot, he saws
an club owner, indorse a decision
that would permit any baseball au-
thority TO force him TO surrender his
business interests because OF an in
fraction OF some rule. Ewing saws
he takes such a stand on advice 9.
attorneys
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Wilson Back TO the Western,

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Ma
tional league has released its claim
to Umpire Frank Wilson in Western
league. When Wilson was released
by the American league he signed
with the National, but a claim was
put in by the Western that It was
with the understanding that II he
did not remain in the American he
should be returned TO the Western.
Commissioner lands upheld that
agreement and the umpire was in
structed that he should consider
himself under Western league au-
thority,
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Dog Race Results
G-lndicatss dog wop last start

First race: purse t25; three-six-
tecnths mile--Canuon Flash first,
Mr.. Rockwell second. Widest Wrin-
kle third Time 20 2-5. Foxy
Wrinkle, Anna Bell and Sol Butter
also ran.
Second race; purse $50; quarter
INLET Story Pat first, Western
Wave second, Spool Hound third.
Time 27 AS. jenkins GIFT Rex
Roy Flirt and Betty Pal also ran.
Third race; purse t25: three-six-
teenths mile Black Diamond first.
Kid Fox second, Holding Hands
third. Time 20 1-5. Handsome
Baby, shoestring and White Eagle
also ran.
Fourth race; purse $50; quarter
mile Cruta Foda first. Ester Cam
non second, Hobo Donnel third.
Time 26 3-5. Tulsa Bug, Gentle
Midget and Soberhead also ran.
Fifth race; purse s25; three-six.
teenths mile-Busy Manager first,
Betty Cabin second, Betty j third.
Time 20. Chick Bradley. Excuse
Ny Dust and Follow Me also ran.
Sixth race; purse $50; quarter
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Can big Jess come back There =
something to play over on your
either and listen for dlscords
boz
or course the hefty Kansan might
como across with tho much talked
about lucky punch and knock
Dempsey far enough 10 get n close
up of the pyramids without having
10 pay any steamship fare. but
he'll have to remove IA considerable
amount OF ayoirdupOis in order to
follow the champs rootw0rk.
When Jess stepped off the train
at Los Angeles a few months ago,
he looked so large that every body
wondered why he hadn't been ship
ped through from Kansas IN box
car. lie resomblcd the gold rush
OF 40 rolled into one person and
as he Jumped into the four or five
waiting automobiles. the boys
around the station fractured arms
and legs in the attempt to bogulle
some herring into betting that Will
lard would go In the ring again.
But the sporty gentlemen are not
out "A nickel for no ono was kip
pered enough to lay down perfectly
good Jack on what looked like an
absurdity and now we hear the loud
and racous WhoOp that Jeas Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
CHICAGO, G0,SAPULPA
HIGH GRID TEAMS
WILL CLASH HERE
Virgil Jones, Coach, Has
Gigantic Task Cut Out
for His Champions

Tulsa football followers are to be
let In on one OF the greatest inter-
sectional football games In the his
tory OF the sport In oklahoma high
school circles. Virgil Jones. sapuipa
high school coach said last night
when he returned from his vacation
I'm the north.
The Hide park high school foot
ball team, Chicago and lntcrscction-
al champions, have aligned up for
battle with Sapulpa high school at
Tulsa on December Z, Jones an
nounced. II has been known for
some time that the deal was on and
Jones announced last night that me-
gotlations had practically been
closed with A. q. Scnnlon, Hyde
park coach for the big game here.
This game will bo the biggest inter-
sectional high school football game
that has ever been staged In this
state. Jones said The Sapulpa coach
ia attempting to bring the Chicago
ans hero for Thanksgiving day, but
II Is probable that the date viii be
set over until tho Saturday follow
Ing turkey day.
Prospects Good.
Jones undisputed conference and
all-statc champions OF last year will
be back In school again this fall,
with the exceptions OF three back
field men and tho regular centera
Bayes, Dyer. Hippo Morris, Thomas
and G. Caywood are tho lads who
will be missing when Jones lines his
boys up for their fall training.
Last years line Will be back
again, practically intact McCready,
captain. and brilliant forward pass
expert, viii be back In full. Jones,
all-stnte tackle, and Caywood, ALL
state guard, viii bo in their old
fighting togs again. Dyer and Tribe.
veteran ends. viii take the long
passes this fall Martin at guard
and McAlester at full with stroud
and Lyons, both backfield men,
about completes tho run of tho reg
ulnrs who Will be back. Jones said
he had a string OF likely looking
second string men who would grad
uate into tho first team and would
plug up some OF the weak places.
Most of the football men have
been working In the open all sum-
mer long and viii be Ia top shape
when the football season opens.
Many of the boys have been work.
ing in tho oil fields and are ready
TO start the hard grind without the
tedious preliminary hardening up
work.
Heavy Schedule.
Jones has cut out n heavy Job for
his gridlron athletes during the 1922
football season. His schedule of a
dozen games win give his young
sters something 70 keep working
for from the first game TO the big
battle with Chicago hero on De-
cember 4.
Following Is the tentative football
schedule OF the Sapulpa teami
September I6---At Bristow.
September 22---At Tulsa, univer-
sity practice.
September 2g--At Fayetteville.
Arkansas ". Fresh
October 6--Okmulgee at Sapulpa.
october l3.-At Waxahachie,
Texas.
october 20--Stillwater at Sapuipa.
October 27--El Reno at Sapulpa.
November AT Shawnee.
November 10---At Enid.
November 17-Kansas City at Sa-
pulpa.
November 22--At Tulsa. high.
December Chicago Hydo park
at Tulsa
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Getting the Breaks
by l.. l.. STONE

Tyrus Raymond Cobb--same as
Ty---ls again leading the American
league In hitting with a mark Of
Az,
ny Cobb-Georgia Peach par ex-
cellenCo. basehall's greatest player
who broke into the big league box
scores some IL years ago. wrote an
other chapter In baseball history the
other day when he forged ahead OF
Sisler, Brown first smoker, In tho
slugglng race and'is now leading the
league with an average far over the
400 mark.
Cobb lead the American league In
hitting "A dozen years, was close to
the top all the rest OF the way. and
is now back at tho top. lie "slumped'
a few years ago and wiseaCres
preached MS funeral lie was not
having enough to keep him busy and
was place" at the top OF Tiger ma
chine. Last year he managed the
team and managed TO come within
half n single OF taking the hitting
honors from Heilman, ono OF his
students.
Then he started his race last
spring with II poor getaway but
soon hit his stride and began polt-
ing the Uall over the northeastern
part OF the United States For sew
eral weeks he was eating Sisler's
dust, but he gradually Overshot his
rival and again Is the premier swat
smith OF the American league. ny
Cobb.
Here are some records he has es-
tai lished. Highest batting average,
.420; lifetime average, .372; leading
batter IL times, batted over 400
II years; batted over 400.
two times. has hit consecutiyely In
40 games; has made more than $500
hits and stolen 90 bases In one sea-
son.
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.CRUTA FODA EASY
WINNER IN STAR
RACE OF PROGRAM
Sunday Greyhound Races
Postponed During
Month Of August

Cruta Foda was Off with n fly
Ing start In the feature event of the
greyhound racing program mt Mid
was never headed. Ester Cannon and
Hobo Donnell ran neck and neck
Just four hops behind Cruta during
the entire quarter. Black Diamond
took close rHce from Kid Fox.
Kiowa came back last night In the
3-lG dash and took a decision from
Black Jack by a neck.
There Will be no races at the Md
Continent park this afternoon. The
officials of the racing association an
nounced that the Sunday programs
will be discontinue during the
month OF August.
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hard at work skipping the rope.
punching the bag and Shaking tho
stucco and roses off CalifOrn a
bungalows with his road work.
It may have been lack OF this
very Same road work that caused
him to give n superb imitation Of
a man wearing several suits OF
armour on the lower half OF his
anatomy after Dempsey dropped
at Toledo, for Jess had passed up
road work Ike so many green APP
pies during his training period in
Ohio.
Wizards six feet six inches In
height arouses sympathy for any
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TTODAYS
RGAME Is

Westarn Leasue.
OMAHA AT TULSA. double header, fil0
Des Molnes at Oklahoma city t2l.
sioux city NJ wichita, double header.
Denver at 81 Joseph.
National League.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
Chicago at New York.
Only two games scheduled.
American League.
philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York az Detroit.
BohtOu At Cleveland.
American Association.
81. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Indianapolih.
Kansas city at Louisville
Southern Association.
Atlanta at Chattanooga double header.
Memphis at Mobile. double header.
Nashville at New OrloanE
Texas League.
Fan Antonio at Houston.
Galveston at Beaumont
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Shreveport az Wlohits Falls,
southwestern League.
Coffeyville at BGpuipa.
Hutchinson at Independence.
salinA AZ Topeka.
Muskogee at BartleHVille.
Western Association.
Okmulgoe at Springfield.
McAlestor at Joplin.
Pawhuska at Uenryetta.
Enid at Fort Ninth.
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Mai. John l.. Griffith is now the
"Judge landis' OF athletics OF the
Big Ten" college conference. This
post was created by the directors Of
physical education OF the Big Ten"
universities. He is charged with con-
Quoting an educational campaign
looking toward the development Of
better sportsmanship, belief In the
amateur law and understanding OF
the status OF competitive athletics.
During the war Major Griffith al.
reCted the physical ana bayonet
training activities OF the United
States army, lie has since been a
member OF the instructional force IN
the department Of athletic coaching
at the University OF Illinois.
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opponent who climbs into tho ring
against him and Dempsey Is no ex-
ception for he looks small and
dimlnutive beside the Kansas giant
But II hulk and bulk can Withstand
n second onslaught from the Utah
slcdgehammer. it's going 10 sur.
prise a number of folks who figured
they knew something about leather
socklng.
At any rate. there's one bunch OF
people who hold out little hope for
the big fellows come back and
that's tho reform league which Ia
perfectly natural, seeing az how
Jess Is training In Hollywood.
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Black Has Butts at His Mercy OpeneHomeS by Davis and Lelel
SENATORS TRIM
WHITE SOX FOUR
TIMES IN A ROW
Yanks and Browns Keep
Race Tight When Both
Chalk Up Victories

CHICAGO, Aug. b.-washinEton made
II four straight from Chicago today. win.
ming the final game OF the series 70 2.
Ray Francis held the locale to three scat
'trcd hts until the ninth when he oascd
up ana Chicago scored two runs on Two
singles and double and q sacrifice ny.
fcrdle Schupp, the former National
lcague southpuW who came 20 the Chicago
Americans from the American assocla ton,
TODAY was released to the Seattle club ~
the Pacific Coast league. a. part payment
Tor Stuhhy Mack who liz said 10 have
cost Prcsident Comiskey $4,000
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
GIANTS MURDER
CUBS AND JUMP
BACK INTO LEAD
Phillies Check Cardinals
and Pull Them Back to
Second Place

NEW YORK, Aus. s,--Ths New York
Giants regained the National league lead
today easily defeating Chicago. 10 to Z.
while ST. Louis was losing to Philadelphia.
The champions slusger four young chicago
pitchers Tor q hits totaiing ~ bases New
York hit safely In every inning and scored
In every inning with the exception Of the
eighth. Kelly led In the slaughter with
y triple two doubles. two singles and
hit by pitcher In slx times up The game
ended IN a buflosque. Giant runners puT.
posely having themselves retired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
DID YOU KNOW rHAI---

The Olympic games were lnau-
guratcd In 1895 when the first
international contests were held
under the name of "Ancicnt Graak
GHmcs?" France Il going to add
several contests In painting and
sculptoring 10 give the meet more
tone.
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KHAN for Kilhullen In ninth.
SXBatted for LukanovIc in ninth,
Score by innlngs
Denver ........,.,.2O 200 600 OOO-9
summary: Runs-O'Br Long. Stew
snson, Nufer, Brewer. Error-Browne.
Earned runs-Denver ? st. Joseph 3. Base
on balis--Off Lindberg 2, off LukRnovic 4.
struck cut-Ry LindberE /, by Lukanovlc
I. Left on bases-Denver s. St Joseph 10.
wild pitch-Lindherg. Two-base hits.
Nuter, Corriden. Olson. Three-base hit
Fisher, Double plays-Llndberg to Olson
90 HANDLER Lindberg and Olson. Sacrifice
hits-kerr Comes. Long. Browne. Hit by
pitcher-StevensOn by Lukanovic; O'Brien
and Kilhullen, by Llndberg Passed ball
HANDLER. umpires-Donahue and Held.
TLme-2.05.
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Dodgers Take Two.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 5.-Both Brooklyn
pitchers starred In the double-hssder the
Dodgers took from the Cincinnati Reds
today. Vance registered his thirteenth VIC
tory OF the season when he scored n 90 0
shut.out In the first game, while Cadore
furnished dramatic finish 20 10 inning
battle in the second game when he drove
the first ball pitched by Donohue IN tho
tenth into the left-fleld bleachcrs. win
nins . to ?.
First Game.
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mile--Rambling Don first, Pete Me.
Carthy second. Tillie Dame third.
Time q As. White Van and Mis-
Vale 4lso ran.
Seventh race; purse S25; three
sixteenths mlle---Kiowa first. Black
Jack second old Adage third. Time
10 As. Flying Clara, Alice Cannon
and Star Wonder also ran,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
LEAGUE LEADERS
TAKE THRILLER
FROM GRIZZLIES
Oklahoma City Noses Out
Ahead of Des Moines;
Sioux City Wins

ST, JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 5.--stevenson
in the eighth inning today and ST. Joseph
won from Denver. 3 to 2. Patterson field
ed Handlers grounder down the third base
ilns clennly, and made perfect peg
DID not touch Stevenson in time.
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p.holi.
Boston

zI}atted for johnson ia seventh.
zzBatted for Moore in ninth.
Score by innings:
bostun .s..'s.s.ss...s,..OO .OO6 900 OO2-b
Detroit ...... ..,.......l0O OOl 20O-4
SummRry Ruus--J. Collins, Mitchell.
Burns Pratt T. Harris 2, Miller Blue, Cut
shaw, Jones Clarke. Errors Miller. Cut
shaw. Twu-base hits-Harris 8, Burns O..
Walters. Three base hlt--Cutshaw Home
run--Miler Double play--Mitchell to
Pratt to Burns 2 Pratt TO Mitchell to
Burns Bages on balls-Sff Collins 6. of
Karr l. Oft Ehmke 3, or Moore /. Struck
out-By Collins /, by Karr J. by Ehmke 8.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.--Phiiadclphia
knocked the ST. Louis Cardinals into sec
ond place by beating them today. . to l..
Hornsby broke the old National league
Of Chicago In 1Ssi by driving out his
twenty.eighth home run OF the seast n.
Ring pitched well for Philadelphia. sttik-
lng out eight men. Pfeffer. North and
Dyer we're ali hit hard,
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XBatted for Luque In seventh,
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ,....... $1,000 900 00O--0
Brooklyn ....,.,........OO 100 O3N--b
summary: Runs-Johnson, II. Grfnth.
Wheat 2, Vance. Errors--DIubert. Harper,
Fonseca, Two-baee hits-B, Griffith.
Three-baHe hIt--WheRt. Double plays
High to Deberry to Olson, Deberry to II.
Griffith, Johnston To Olson TO schmandt.
Caveney 10 Wingo 10 Daubert. Bases on
bRl!s-On Gillespie ], eff Vance /. Struck
out-By Vance =.
second Game.
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sEABRIGHT. N. j.. Aug. 5.-Mrs.
Molla b. Mallory easily won the
woman's champion round in the
seabright tournament this after
noon, defeating Miss Leslie Ban
croft OF Boston, 6-1. 6-2.
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zRHn for Miller In seventh.
xN0ne out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ...........OiO 0Ol 900 Ga
Brooklyn ...........O0O OOt Oi0 Ia
summary; Runs-Harper. Cavsncy. Oh
son johnson, Cadore. ErrOrs--Daubert,
Johnston. Two-base hits--HaTper Dem
ohue High. Home run--Cndore. Double
plays-Cnyeney TO paubcrt 2. CHdore to
High 20 sohmandt Fonseca TO Cayeney to
paubcrt. Bhses on balls-On Cadore 3.
Struck uut-By Donohua I.
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BOSTON, Aug 6,-PittsburEh had an
easy time defeating BOSTON, TO Q, today.
Morrison held the Braves TO five hits
three of which were scratChy. A mid -dia.
m0nd alteration between Boeckal and
Marquard and the heavy hitting Of the
visitors were the high points.
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MadiII MlIl Burned.

BY the Associated Press State Wire.
ARDMORE, Aug. 5.-Fire OF un-
known origin destroyed the Madill
Grain a. Elevator plant at Madill
last night with a total loss of $40,
600 It was learned here this morning
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New Yort.

xBatted for Morton In seventh.
Score by innings;
New YORK '.''..,,,.,.,'sso 100 ooo-7
Cleveland ,,...,..,,,..,l00 0a0 000--i
Summary; Runs-Witt, DuFan, Ruth.
pipp Ward Scott. Shawkey Speaker.
Errors -ShRwkey, Speaker. Two base
hit--Speaker. Three-base hits-Ruth,
Meusel Home run--Pipp Double plays
Speaker to Wambsganss l.. sewell to
WRmbsganss j. Seweil TO WamhARanss to
NNSGnis, Scott 20 Ward to Pipp, Bses on
bails-On BsEby g. off Keefe 9, or
shawkey g. Struck out--By Bagby 2. by
Morton 6, by Keefe 8, by Shawkey /.
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Yanks !; Indians I.

CLEVELAND. Aug 5.--New York made
Il four straight by winning from thee In
%dlans % today 10 l. me Yankees scored
more In tho second. Shawkey held the
locals scoreless after the first inning,
holding them TO five hits.
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siosr CIT,

SNole pg lHulubH'
Sioux City .............OlO 900 LOl--lo
Wichita ...............OO 0i0 900 3
summary. Runs--Hemingway Metz. Os-
tergard 3, Mattlick 2, Palmer. Query 2,
smith, East Berger. Butler 2. Halcy. Mo
Dowsll, Mcdonnell Errora--Hamilt1n
Fish 2, WAshburn, Berger. Gregory Sac.
rifice hits--Mattick, Washburn, Gregory.
Two base hlts-Ostergatd, Mattick TesRr
Berger, Haley. Three base hits--Pa,mer.
Home runs--Hemingway. Metz. Qu"ry
stolen bases-Hemingway Hits ana runs
--Of Wilson and In 2-3 innings or
Tesar 10 and in 6 Ia innings OFF Nc
Donnell II and in g-3 innings. Oft
Gregory 2 and ! IN 2 la innings. Double
piays--Palmer to Hamilton 20 Meta Ber-
ger TO Mcdowell. East to Berger. Me-
Dowell 10 Berger to Mcdowell. Struck out
BY Mcdonnell ?. by Wilson 2, by Tesar
!. Base on balls-On Mcdonnell A. off
Gregory L. Oft Wilson g. off Tesar !. Left
on bases--Wichita 7. Sioux City O. wild
pitch-Tesar. Earned runs-WichitA 6,
Sioux city T. Winning pltoher--Tesar. Los.
ing pitcher-McDonnell. Hit by pitcher
Metz by Mcdonnell, Umpres--Dayis and
Fitzpntflck Time--i :bb.
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Packers 10; IzyIes 4.

WICHITA, Aug. 6.--ouery's home run
in the fifth with two on. after Hemingway
and Metz had parked the ball IN the
river with the bases vacant gave Sioux
City los victory over Wichita IN the
series opener today. Mcdonnell and VIII
son were batted from the box early,
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Tulsa

NUHIihhIy' EnrnCd rune--Omnhn
L. lulsn .. Left on bnses---Omaha
~ luisa 3. Two-basc hits---Nilcox,
runcHcr' r. Davis, Herman. Bennett.
ie iiuhle run>-Davis. Lclivclt. Griffin.
Sacrifice hlt--Thompson. Bases on
balls--Off Finchcr /. Struck ont
ny Black 2, by Eincher 4. Double
piay--Lamb To Stuart 90 Baumnn.
ilihc OF g0mc-1;15. Umpircs
ormsby and Holmes.
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White sox 81 Tigers 4.

DETROIT, Aug b.--Doston defeated be-
troit, TO 4, today, breaking the locals
winning streak which had reached eight
games. Tho Red Sox knocked Oldham
out Of the box for the second time during
the series. and also hit the other Detroit
pitchers hard. The Tigers drove Collins to
cover in the seventh.
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Salinn Wins Dnel.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 6.-A
double. three singles and a walk in
the fourth inning netted the only
run OF the game today and Salina
won from Topeka, to 0. Luschen
allowed only one hit outside this In
ming.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Sallna ..,G00 100 000-l 8 0
Topeka 1000 900 00O-0 6 /
Batteries--Wilson and Walsh
Luschen and Benn
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Summary; RuBH-lIullochor Grint A.
callahan, Miller KruE. OFarrell, Steu.
land, Bancroft, Groh. Rawlings. Frisch q,
MouHol I. King 2 Kelly 3 Cunningham
!. Barnes Jonuard 2. Ertors--Grimes.
MorrlH Bancroft Two.bas hits MeUsel
Frsch, snyder. King, Kelly 2. CAlaghan.
Three base hits--GrOh Meusei, Kelly
Rawlings. Home s--Hollocher, Frsch.
Double plays-Groh to Kelly. Kelly un.
assisted Terry to Holocher TO Friberg.
Bases on balls-On J, Barns q Oft jon
nard ?. off Cheeves I. OF stouand 1. of
Jones l, off Morris /. Struck out--By ].
Barnes /, by JoHnard 3, by Morris ?.
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Greeks We're Wiser

. we have not surpassed the ancient
~, teeks In native wisdom. they tell
H. III, NO, for the Greeks knew what
S a,nu OF clothes to wear In hot
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Oklahoma Clt

summary: Runs-Genine, Wagner, Ho-
ran Mers PITT Allen, Wiudle q Moore.
Errors--Turgeon. Connolly Glnglardl. Win
die. Moore. TwO-base hits--Connolly, Eel.
her. Sacrifice hits--Genin, Merz. Windle,
Moore Base on halls-Merz 2 Payne s..
Double plays-Windle 70 Felber 10 Nc
Daniel. Struck out--Merz s, Payne s. Left
on bases--Des Moines 7, Oklahoma City o.
Earned runs-Des Moines g. Oklahoma
city T. Umplres--Lewis and Anderson
Time I.bS
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Owners OF an iron mine in France
are taking out It's entire output OF
800 000 tons Of ore a year by the
use OF liquified oxygen cartridges.
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TODAY'S RECORD.
Bowling, individual three
gameA: s45. Harry u. Reed,
Omaha, February 10, 1915.
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Summary; Runs--McGowan, Sisler, Will
liams, McMnnus. Collins. Error---Gerber.
Two base hits-Austin. McGowRn, WEIGH,
Galloway, Williams, Three base hits-Mc.
Manus, Sisler Home run--Collins. Triple
play--Galloway to Young TO Hauser. Bases
on palls--Off KOlp 2. Off Rettig 2. Struck
out-By Kolp 8, by Helmnch g.