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New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

AlG NiIdi 1ii1poI tdiCc VI leu
ing young people Of between
the ages Of twelve and eight
cen years both rightly and we'll
cannot be overestimated. 1t is at
this very critical age that develop
ment is very rapid and sufficient
and suitable food is of such impor-
tance that the matter cannot be too
carefully studied.
BY rightly and well' is meant
not only to provide menus with the
correct food values, but also food
that the children will relish, for a
satisfied child is generally the well
nourished one and the one who best
assimilates his food.
Emphasis must Of course be laid
on the foods carrying substances of
growth, such as milk, eggs, cereal,
certain proportion of meat, poul-
try and fish, fruits and vegetables,
with plenty Of pure water to drink
at all times. Avoid highly spiced
foods and made dishes, rich sauces
and gravies and constant serving of
hot breads.
Girls at this period should have
plenty Of food rich in iron or blood
making foods. Spinach, grapes, egg
yolks, raisins and prunes are all rich
in iron and should be furnished gen.
erously Meats also play an i'm.
portant part and milk and whole
wheat are fundamentals.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
The Breakfast Bogey

Breakfast is perhaps the hardest
meal with which to contend, as the
young people are apt to be hurried
and more intent on getting off To
school than on eating. Fruit, a good
cooked cereal with stop of the bot
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
Lunche0ns Serued dt Horne

Cor three)
(Cost
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich with Blood
Gravy
Vegetable Salad
Stewed Pears Bran Cookies
SOFA
Cream of Spinach Croutons
Fish Timbales Celery Graham BreaA
Sliced Peaches Cocoa Milk Shake
(Cost
Broiled Bacon Escaoped Spaghetti
with Stock and Cheese
Whole Wheat Bread
Cabbage and Apple Salad
oi@"seaoe Apricot Souffe
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
Don't Forget the Sweets

Minimize pie, tarts and pastry in
the menus, also heavy puddings and
dumplings, which are a tax on the
strongest digestion, but on the other
hand give particular attention to
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

exact amount depends on the brand
of soup as we'll as the taste of the
| family.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

moment. These recipes have already
been tried and found true in the
homes where they originated:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
By Virginia Carter Lee

T HE vital Importance Of feed
ing young people Of between
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

Asre is the way to do it and tha
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
A Pudding, a Sauce
And Some Sweets
Autumn Day Specialties for
Luncheon, Dinner or
Tea Time

A PUDDING, with a delicate
maple sauce to accompany it,
is easily made according to the fol-
lowing recipes:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
TULSA MAN HURT
IN BLAZE WHICH
KILLED SEVEN MEN

CONTINUED TRoT PAGE ONE
from the yards Others, trapped IN
n cir hunks perished
The bJl.dlug was set In a network
of trachs and fire companies lost
tive In reaching a. When thoy nnN
sal!v arrived the utI-c0aFcd floors
had talien IN and the .. sheet iron
SIDES had been twisted Into pile OF
hunk.
The burkhGure was almost within
% the main e0gtbourd passenger
tracks a number ~ fast through
trains wcr" due when the fire start
ed but thev were held m 'he wards
until the fire was out ard the
warned tracks had been repaired
NJ ? Good. chairman ~ the strik-
ing shopmen on the Pennsylya MIA
system ir a statement tonight de-
p,ored the fire and said n could not
he charged 70 'hc sh0pmen.
"ThF snOp destroyed was under
guard ms I understand H." said
Good, "Ond could not be reached eN-
Cfpl by someone having free &C.
ccsh 20 the yards 7 understand that
parr of this sh0p was used for tho
storage and rFpair Of coach storage
batteries which fr0m my knowl.
edge, are subject 10 spontaneous
combustion OF The acids they con-
tain ! am willing 10 stand upon
the record established by our mem
bership for the peaceful and or
derly manner in which this STRIFE
has been conducted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
BIG VOTE ASSURED
FIELDS IN THE N. W.
COUNTIES OF STATE
cONrINUEp FRoM pAnr ovu

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
said that the normal republican plu-
rality Is 400, and that Fields would
exceed the normal vote in 1914.
when Fields carried the county by
narly 700 over bob williams. Har-
Per county viii also poll a big vote
IN favor OF Fields predicts the repub-
licdn leaders at Buffalo. where
Fields spoke 10 good crowd Fri
day afternoon. Most Of the demo-
cratic leaders have declared for the
republican nominee and several OF
the leading farmers are on the sams
side of the fence. Tom Parker,
county attorney said that the so
oialist vote would largely 60 10
Fields and that Fields would splt
the democratic votes. Fields won
over Holt IN 1914 ny bare 1000
votes. AZ Pesyer, IN Beaver COUNTY
Fields on Friday night TALKED 10
crowd NJ about 500 many Of them
farmers who we're enthusiastic over
his speech Hc carried this county
In 1914 by nearly 200 votes over the
democratic candidate and ls eNpec'-
Fd 20 greatly Increase his lead I'm
the present election. The only dom
oor9tic county encountered 10 far is
Texas. whore Fields spoke Saturday
afternoon ~ "a large crowd. VII
liamos carried this comfy in 1914
by about ! 600 votes, bat leaders say
that Fields will be the victor this
time IN Ciwarr0p county whore
the vote rs about equally divided
but which went f1r williams in 1914
bv less than 30 votes Fields Ia eS,
pe0ted 10 have % slight lead The
crowd NJ R0ise CITY Saturday night
was enthusiastic and republican
leaders Fav that WaltOn's pOllcV has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Dog Race Results

First race. thrce.slxteenths mile
Lady ArIette. first; OLIVE ALERT.
second, Cannsns way. third Time.
Il. Lady Malt. Peter Pan and wild
Fire also ran.
Second race. one-quarter mile
Red Parton, first Cody. second: Mig
Parton, third. Time n b. High
ball, Rex Roy Tllrt and Smoky Jack
also ran.
Third race ,threo-sixteenths mile
--ttlue bob, first; Dr.. Medium, Sec
ond, Lady Sure, third Time 20 LIS.
Tar Baby, Crawford Boy and Lady
wild Bill also ran.
Fourth race, one-quarter mile
Troublesome Fortune. first; Miss
Bob, second; Some Polo, third.
Time, "a 3-b. tABelle Wrinkle.
jenkins Queen and Billy Parton
also ran,
Tifth race, three slxteenths mile
---Caldron, first; Crosspatch. sec
ond. Fern Cannon. third Time,
10 l-5 Lord Holpum. Jeserue and
old Adage also ran.
sixth race. three sixteenths mile
Credit BIZ, first; Gerlie Wonder.
second, Holding Hands third.
Time. 20 2-b. Handsome Buck. Pen
Point and Clara Hamon also ran.
seventh race. one-quarter mile
Roberts Bail. first; Articles Lady,
second; Stemwinder, third. Time.
81. Moonshine wild Bill. Black
Jack and Flirting Roy also ran.
Eighth sace. three e-sixteentss mile
---okana, first: Honey Suckle. sec
ond; Black Diamond, third. Time,
10 AS Friendly Fox. Bills Avia-
tor and Littletown Renown also
run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

with Joff smith, tho Bayonne
fhunderbolt and Jackie Clark. mid
dlowcight champion a. T.. r, all
squared away for toulEhts 12- round
decision argument undcr the hu-
spices OF the Tulsa Elks at convcu-
tinn hail tontsh, o.. s:2" c'-!c=!:,
Tulsa fish cfans are sct Tor one
OF the foremost Labor dny boxing
cards IN the country
The ElSs' all-star program threat
ems 10 establish new attendance
record JACK Golfaud announced last
night. Golfand stated that the ad-
vance Eolo of the pasteboards indi-
Gated that the entire convention hall
would be completely sold out before
the first blow was struck on the
program.
Boys Are Ready.
Roth Smith and Clark went
through a final workout at the Layne
billiard han yesterday afternoon
and announced that they were ready
for the bell that will bring them
together tonight. I'm what viii prob
ably prove an elimination contest
for crack at the middleweight
title
Smith arrived IN Tulsa late last
hltht' Dut ne announced that ne Wah
workout yesterday afternoon seemed
to bear out his statement.
mo s,,I, o,d c,,,,.
~
FRANKIE osher ana stubny Dur
ham, Tulsa light banta mwelghts, who
WIN settle an old grudse OF 'ohs
standing wheh they meet IN INV
windup on tonlghts pro-
gram completed thelr framing yes
ierday afternoon ana bo'h were con,
iidenl thht they wouln step out oI
inc ring az the eno or tne ~ ROUNDS
WIN the Vetdlct ana contract tor
shot a. Joe Lynchs bantam crown
uete 'nlS 1911 i'uli'"I ~ ueul"i ss '',u. .,.
he VIII plan' hayinhker on osnef
Jaw petore me lhal gong wh'lo
Osner says llttie nut VIII auinl' WA. %
nc Is out 10 nhhNe burhan Iooh
IKE country poy IN pehuty con-
test -,
for IonB tIlne tnero mas ,.. Deen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Convention Hall
To be ICe-COoled
For Bout Tonight
WESTERN LEAGUE

Fight fans viii not swelter tonight
when they pacE convention han for
the Jeff Smith-lackio Clark fracas
tonight Not II dozens Of fans blow
Ing directly over cages Gf ice vii
Keep II cool, then wont,
Louis Newman announced last
night that fins viii ho Installed all
over convention hall and huge cages
OF ice viii he placed directly I'm
front OF the fans over which the air
will become cooled This IS pTac-
IDEALLY the same plan that was sue
cossfully employed in convention
hall for the Morrls-LeysHsky fght
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
G0MPERS ASKED
TO CALL EVERY
UNION MAN OUT
coNrINurD WON PAGE ONE

of the chief executive, federal Off
cials quoted decision by the su-
preme court as follows;
80 II the president or the post.
master-g neral is advised that tho
mails Of the United States, possihiv
carrying treasure are liable 10 be
robbed and the mail carriers as
slulted and murdered In any par
Ncuiar region OF the country, who
can doubt the authority Of the
president or on OF the executive
departments 10 provide a sufficient
guard, whether Il be by soldiers OF
the army or by marshals OF the
United states"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Enid A. Ol<uuulpee 2.

OK MULUEF. sept 8-EnId auc-
cessfully invaded the local baseball u
camp today. winning the fret game
OF the series by a score OF 70 2,
Score by innings: r.. n r.
Enid .......3lO 600 000--4 10 3
Okmulgee ...0OO 900 l0l--2 4 2
Batteries -SonEer, Abrams and
Diamond, Hasley, Crockett, walk
up and Agnew
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
CALDRON BACK
TO WIN FEATURE
FROM FAST DOGS
Record Time Made By
Fleet Dogs in Short
Dash; Okana Chalks Up

Clldron returned to the Mid Con.
tinont park yesterday afternoon and
skinned In ahead OF a fast field In
one ot the most brilliant races Of
the entire season. when he nego-
Hated the 3-l6 mile track in the
record time NJ 20 f-5 seconds
Crosspatch Fern Cannon, Lord
helpum, Je-scrue and old Age were
forced TO taHe the dust In the great
race
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept S.-Heavy
hitting enabled the SolOns TO defeat
the Bartlesyille Grays In the first
arns Of the closing aerisS Of the
league here this afternoon, TO ?.
Score hy innings X. III. u.
Rartlesville. 600 002 600 !
Topeka LIB 900 O0x--6 ~ 3
Batteries Neal and Hauser;
Pierce and Clarke
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Auto Thieves OFF the job.

Only one auto theft was reported
to the police Sunday. A stripped
down Ford belonging to Ned Lane.
100 West Second. was stolen from
Second and Cheyenne at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon, The car has been
stolen and recovered several times
recently. officers said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
MIDDLEWEIGHTS
SQUARED AWAY
FOR BIG FIGHT
Stage Is Set for Elks'
All Star Boxing Bill
at Convention Hall
AnOIT TlIIa nONr.

Mnin cNcnt---lcft smith, lInyonnc.
y. ~, ~. JuCkic Clarke, Allen,
town. Pa, middlcWclghts, ~
rounds Ia decision.
special INcnt--Irnnkie Osner
vs. Stuhby Durham. both Of
Tulsa, hnntumwcights, 10
rounds tp decision.
Preliminary Carroll. IT.
Worth, Texas, vs., Young aid
l'ilU Sapuipa. lightvcights,
10 rounds tu dccisiou
kcicrcc--lInrry Poudcr.
Time and Places so O'Clock.
Convention hail.
Auspices Tulsa ". \. q. 4, Louis
Newman, promoter.
TimCkccpcr---,inck Lclivclt.
Recommendation Goldberg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
SnlInn 3i Hutchinson 1.

sALiNA, Kan. Sept 3.--Lundgren
bested Henry IN pitching duel to-
day. Salna defeating Hutchinson, 0
to l. After the third not a Hutch
Inson batter reached first.
Score by innings: II. II. Il.
Hutchinson .0i0 900 000--l 4
Salina ..,...t00 00l 0lx---3 5 2
Bstterles--Henry and Crlttenden;
Lundgren and Walsh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
COBB'S TIGERS
TAKE STEAM OUT
OF BROWN CLAN
Senators Hand Drubbing
to Red Sox; Indians
Blank White Sox

DETROIT Sept s--pottoit usIded
spcctacuiafly behind Dausa today and de.
teutod 81 Lpulh to o. In III INNINGS
kiknsy driving over tho winning run
with single after the Tigers had filieu
the bases. Neach deprived the browns II
victory IN the ninth whom ho went 10
the foul line and took Fosters drtve
with his bare hand Tor tho third out
with three st. Louis runners On base
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

Summary. Rafs-aomlllo6. Hem,nr'
Way, bfanthQW. Herman wilcox. LfT0T
--Gislasnn, GranthHm Home run-ITer.
man. Two-base hiis-Glslsson Orsn.
than ,WilcoSs Hemingway Fish, Mat
Hsmingway TO Meta. Hamilton 10 tsl-
msr g hsiE. ,GIifftR e spencer strCck.
9uut-by F,neher 8 Issar s. Base on
Left on bs,ss-sious CITY 7. omshs 4
kuns ana hlts--oN Finehsr 2 ana in
ana F,prs InasT,os ana FIN IN !, ,up'r.--Lswi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Babe Wakes Up.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3. -- Babe
Ruth made three successive home
runs in an exhibition gamo here this
afternoon with the Third corps army
area team. The Yankees won Ia 10
g. The army nine Is coached by
Buck Iarvos former major league
star,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Take Second Straight From Oilers Smith and Clark Ready Bell 7ogh
CARDINALS HIT
CINCY REDS IN
SPOTS TO WIN
Brooklyn Eggs Out Ahead
of Braves While Cubs
Bow to Pirates

NEW YORK, Sept. 3--The Giants won
ragged BAN game from Philadelphia,
: TO Z, here today when Ring dropped a
throw from Leslie at first base Tor what
would have been the third OUT. Fr,kch
scored from second with the winning
run.
YOUNG Bancroft Groh and Kelly col
labOtated to perform triple play In the
second inning when Lee and Leslie beEsn
running wild on the bases, after Umpire
KLEIN had called Smith out on an In
field fly which Young finally handled.
scora.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
RuffaIness 3 Packers 2.

OMAHA, Sept. 3--Hcrmsn's home run.
WilcoNs double and single by Pinch
inter Bates IN the eighth Inning NJ To-.
DAYS game UNcrChmC a twO-ruu ftad
which sioux city had held since The
third Inning. double by Grnrthan and
single BY Nanush In the ninth sent in
the run that gave Omshs 70 2
victory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

Wellington 9 Bases on balls-Ou
Zachary ?, of Russell S. Hls--On Pull
thlrd), of Russell In g. Runs-Mitchsii'
huel Russell Judge. S. Harris Rice q
Cos In. Brewer. Charity 2. Pscksnpaugh,
Zachary. Ertorg-Huo! Rice. Two base
hits- Mitchell Pratt, Rice,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Miners Y, Hens ..

JOPLIN. Sept. 3.-llodges had
matters well In hand today while
the Miners bumped Gray hard and
Joplin took the opening game OF the
series from Henryetta, 10 2.
Score by innings:
Henryetta 200 900 002-2 4
Joplin .... 002 0O2 l2x--7 IL 2
Batteries --- Gray and Minor;
Hodges and Street, Mealey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
pn Meln,,.

summsry Rgns. o Brisn. Ions, Cart
in. Horan. May, ErraTs-Wsgner. Ho-
ran. Chesboro Connolly ?. Two-bass hits
Knox ay Connolly Comes. Left on
hases-Denver .. Dss MoinSl iS struck
uut-By May g. Salisbury O. Bases on
balls-Of May I, Salisbury 2, Wild
pitch-May. Earned runs and hits--Ou
3 in 6l-3. off salisbury and rs ~ 9.
Losing pitcher--WolfrRm, Umpires-
Davis and Fitzpatrick. Time--l 80.
Second game;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Total, as ~ 10 Total, 81 10 81 IL

NFltttd TOT IWeITeT IN nInfh,
Score by innings:
Denver ................. OIL 2Gs lOO--il
Des Moines .......r.... Ool 100 020-
summary' Runs-OBri 3. Kerr. Long
2, Patterson, Rodgers = kihulen, Noor-
heis, Wagner. Koran. Cooper Wilson. Err
T0rs--fHtterson, Jnesbro, Connolly. Home
run--Coopsr Two base hits-Cooper .,
Chesbro, Kllhulen. Patterson, Left on
bases-Denver 10, Des Moines 8. Struck
out--By Cross /. May /, Vsnoman J,
zwsifs /. VOORHEES, i. Bases on bais-Ofi
Cross g.. May /, Venoman ?, zwsifel !,
VOORHEES, !. Hit by pitcher--By Vsnoman
tPatterson) Earned runs and hits-On
Cross 3 and IN innings none out in
fourth of MAY and In tnone out
In siNthD Off Nenoman and In pa
Off Zwefel none and In is. Voor-
hsis and 10 in 0. Losing pitcher--Cross
Double plsys-Kerr 10 Rodgers to Cart
wright; Chesbro tunAssisted > Connoly 10
Chesbro; Wagner 10 CheAhro. Umpires-
Davis and Fitzpatrick. Time 2.oO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
GRIZZLIES TAKE
DOUBLE-HEADER
FROM BOOSTERS
Oklahoma City Indians
Win Fast Game From
Izzies; Bluffs Win

DIES MONIES, Iowa. sept s.-Denver
took both games Of double header here
today by hitting the offerings of sta
pitchers. winning the initial encounter
TO and anneXing the night zap, II
to I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Rlnck Oilcrs Win

The New Tulsa Black Oilsrs de.
r' moon. Both teams play again
today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

sUhhmHrN' Edfhcu ruhs--st. Joe 5,
Tulsa =. Left ON bascs--St. Joe A.,
Tulsa 3. 1Nyo-hase hits-Corriden,
Mcdonald. Threc-base hlt---Nufcr.
Home run---MCinnis. Sacrifice hit
Browne. Bases ON bails--Off HoyIik
O. Struck out-By DnnfOrth q. by
Hoylik 5. Double plays--Browne to
Nufcr TO Olsen, BaumRn to MCGin-
MS to LeliNelts Time of Rame--t!55.
Umpires--Holmes and Ormsby.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Indians q, IEzles 4.

OKLAHOMA CITY Sept s--Roy Allen
kept wlchitas hits well scattered except
IN one inning and Oklahoma city syened
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
@IYESTER-
W DAYS
.,SE@,RESUlTS

Western League.
AT TULSA T. ST. JOSEPH
A. omaha 2. Sioux city ?
A. Oklahoma city .. Michitas
At Des MoinsH 81. Denver 7-l1
National League
A. Brooklyn 4, Boston
. A. Chicago o, FittHburEH ?
! At Cincinnati Z, 81. Louis ..
American League.
A. Cleveland g. Chicago o
Al Washington 10. Boston ,.
Al Detroit St. Louis 3.
American Association.
Al Indianapolis az. LouiHvilis 10
AZ Milwaukee e.i Kansas city b-16
~ 81. Paul 4 Minneapolis ..
At Toledo ~, Columbus III.
Texas League.
At Dallas ,. wichita Falls
At san Antonio g Houston I
At Galveston SIS, Beaumont 0-l
A. Fort Worth 8. Shreveport
southern Association.
A. New orleans 6, birmingham
A. Chattanooga A. NSshvills 4.
At Mobile B, Atlanta
Memphis I. Little Rock
Western Association.
At Joplin 7, Henryetta
AZ springfield T. Fort Smith
~ OkmulEea z. Enid
only games played.
Southwestern League.
A. Independence 0, Coffeyville
A. Topeka & BsTtleSyille
A. salina 3, Hutchinson
A, AuSkogoe Z, sapuipA s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
otiahums City


l<rueger T. Filbsr 2. Mcdaniel, GlngiBrdi.
f.rrors- Berger, Mcdonald, Pitt. Two base
hits Mcdowell PITT Three bass hits
iluglardi Blakes'ey. Griffin. Sacrifices
Moore 2 Stolen bases B,akesley Griffith,
Base on bails--On Allen ,. Mcdonald 8.
bio play-McDopald 20 Haley to mellow,
au; Wlndle 20 Felhsr to Mcdaniel. Lett
on hases-Wlchita G. Oklahoma city s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
Pirates 2, Cubs o.

CHICAGO Sept 3.--Btgbeo's home-run
drive over the right field wall broke up
an ll-irning pitching duel between Alex
ander and Hamilton and gave Pittsburgh
10 victory over Chicago. Puts
bureh also passed Chicago for second
place By half a game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
NIdreIs L. TMlns 4.

SPKINGFItLD. Mo- Sept. q
Ralph Grimm, springfields midget
shOrtstop, counted ~ plays, garner
ing four runs, one OF them a four
bagger. IN doing his bit toward 'lhe
victory the locals scored over Fort
Smith, 70 4, here today. Malone
and DundOn, a recent battery addi-
uon the locals secured from Pa
huska, starred.
Score by innings:
Fort smith 900 0l0 500 8 /
Springfield l0S 900 03x-7 l2 2
Batteries--Goecksl and Ping; Ma
lone and Dupdon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

NBatted for Gillespie In seventh.
KxBatted for Msrkle In ninth.
Score by innings
81. Louis ............ Oou 500 4ni-a
Cincinnati ............ 100 li6 O0O--3
summary; Three-baFe hit-Dautert.
Home runs Duncan. H3rnsby. Left on
bAses-St. Louis s, Cincinnati .. bases
on bassl-Of Rlxey !. Off North T.
Hlts--ON RiXey 10 In s2-3, of Gillespie
ErrorO In Ia, OF Markle In 2. Runs
Torforccr ., H0rHs5y =, D6tt0miy :,
stock, Alnsmith, North, Duncan 2, Ca
veney. Error-Caveney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04

0UTI|HIJ INU-Uas0 TTT8"V FaTIt y
FTberg. Three-bHse hfF-rTleIney. o.
Farrell. Home run--BiRbes. Leu on
bases lttsbursh o, Chicago s. Bases on
bslls-Cn Hamilton 2. struck oui--iSy
Alexander 9. h. Hamilton T. Runs
Carey. BlgbeF Errors None
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-04
senntors 10. Rcd Enr z.

wAsHINGTON. Sept. S.--wsshlnEton
defeated Boston 10 to \, today In the
fina game ~ the series. Zachary was
puzzle Tor the visitors while Fuller
ton was driven from the box In the
third and Russell who relieved him was
hit hard and timely, Tho fielding Of
Rice was feature.
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BHDOkLIN Sept. g--HTO0hlyn Knocked
Ooschger out of the box today and beat
Boston, 20 S. Oepee. recuit, fin
iHhed the game for the braves snd made
good impression. Three o. the eight
hits Oft Grimes were for extra bases
Johnston and r. griffith. the latter re-
turning to right field after a long alb
sence, did the moet timely hitting Tor the
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Cleveland 7. Bases on balls--ou ulank.
enship /. struck out-By HlBnkenship
by Courtney bn Uhia >. Hita-On
Blankenship 7 In Sl-3. Oft Courtney
In A2-S, Runs Jameson WAmbsganBs,
Connolly. Mclnnis Uhle ETToT---Joh
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Bostoa

Brooklyn ............. 600 402 2Og--s
summary Two-bsse hits-Cruise,
Ford. r. Griffith. High. stolen bases
Johnston. 4, Griffith. Left on bssos---
Boston g. Brooklyn s. Bases on balls
OF Oeschger ?, off Grimes l. Struck out
by Oeschger l. by Grimes T. Hts
OFF Oeschger ~ IN tnone out In seventy
off Gepee in 2 Runs--Powell. Cruise
2 Ford 2. Johnston 2 r. Griffith q
wheat Myere, schmandt, High. Error
Johnston.
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xIwO out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
Philadelphia ........ OiO OO4 9UO--7
New York ............ 200 600 20l-s
Summary Two-bns hits-Groh. Hen
line. Ersch Three-b hit---Frisch.
Home ruus-Meusei Williams. stolen
Frlsch, Triple play
Bases on balis--OH Nehf 2. Off Winters
? OF Jonnard ?. struck out--By Win
ters O. by Nehi 2 by Jonnard l, by Ring
2 Hits-Cn Nehf Z In 3 Ia. off Jon.
nard IN S2-3. of winters In s2-s.
off Rms, / m 2l-8 Runs wtightstone
g. Rapp Williams. Walker, Hcniins 2,
Bancroft Q, Young, Frlsch 3. Kelly. Msu-
sell Errors WriHhtstone Smith, Ring.
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CINCINNATI Sept. s.--st Louis
punched five hits for tour earned runs
off RiRey IN the fourth inning today and
repeated the dose In the seventh. winning
season off Markle In the ninth inning.
HoTnsby now leads both leagues In home
days.