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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
B0EHLER SPLITS
HURLING H0N0RS
WITH DANF0RTH
Leliveit's Grew Make 1t
Three Straight From
Booster Clan

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 30
Fine hurting by Dauforth and
George Bochlcr. Tulsa pitching
aces. enabled the league leaders 90
win two easy victories from tho
crippled Boosters Wednesday Tho
scores were iO-2 ana 90. The OH.
ers had little trouble In adding two
more victories 20 their long string
as the locals played poor baseball
In the field aud al the bat they were
helpless before the hurting OF the
Tulsn stars
Beaten From Start.
Tho boosters we're beaten when
It was announced that Dave Dan
forth, former big lcuru'r, was TO
hurl In The opener They showed
little pep and from the start the
visitors had things their own way.
Manager Grancy was on the side
lines with an injured leg. Cooper
was shifted 10 LOFT and Cheshire the
now first sacicr was given n chance
TO perform against the oilers.
Dauforth allowed eight hltP IN
the fret game and they were scat
tered through six innings lie
broczcd Through the first eight in
nings holding the LOCALS scoreless
and with o shlu out IN sight he
was p''ate, cu ny Ni'h u.lpP ~
noin'r: bINlns .ne 'oca,s w" 'nii,us s,
tu',op no,le un I,a canl9 =" tno 'as,
OF we h'ntI niter 1,.oSuiu ~ , ptae gu.
mt 10 lf,lV' " i'io ~ ., c'ou,
was InlBn'y W'I,op "l" " s'unI."
lne oeh'eIIieIu wan ny eo"" mar
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frames r,
buh' TOSS "Pl'on'u t'"uioll T." ~.
tnt s'"'l put u" '''t'u !" Sn'" aa u'a
usuai amount OF o'"i, n"" W.
hho'h'd "ut IN INC lnIu l'ilt.
a. o7" 'i'""t" ',Hn' '"i's ",lu s'H
mus uu''HE "'" hl'N on l'' nlou'u.
Any WIS inc uCN' n"' I'' w. opP1''
tne 'l''IN ."u H' WIS '"h, ,II'u ~,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
S Take Both Ends of DOubheadev 1O2
CARDINALS RALLY
IN NINTH INNING
TO DEFEAT CUBS
Braves Divide Double
Program With Phillies;
Pirates Chalk Up

ST. LOUIS Aus. so.--st Louis broke
even with chicago IN tho present series
taking tuday.s game. 10 T. In 10 innings
singles BY Stock ana Schultz. scoring
Mann ana blades. respectively. gave o..
locals tho victory. O'Fafrcu brought u
three of the visitors runs by knockng %
homer and triple. II vas the first Of
tho 10 games played BY the Cardinals
since returning home. that only one
pitcher wns used
NgUff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
LORD HELPUM IS
EASY WINNER IN
FEATURE GALLOE
Black Diamond, FriendlI
Fox, Rachel Wild Bill
and Suisun Winners

Lord Helpum took the f.aturs
race on last nights program from
Fern Cannon after going into IN.
lead Just before reaching the retcb
and winning by a length. Black Dls.
mond. Friendly Fox> Rachel Wua
Bill, Sunisun. Lady Sure, Big P.nseS
and Whoda fhunkit weer among ~
winners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Amundscn Postpones Flight.

NOME, Alaska, Aug. 30,--Caw
Raold Amundsen. Norwegian eN-
plorer, has definitely abandoned for
this year his plan for an airplane
flight from northern Alaska across
the north pole to Spitzbergen or
Grants Land. but plans to hop Oft
next spring.
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McAlestcr q; Enid :.

ENID. Aug. 30.-Jack Killccn fell
4 victim OF the onslaught of McAles-
.er this afternoon and Enid lost the
final home game of the season,
to 7.
Score by innings. r. II. +.
McAlester ...O01 001 420--S II .
Enid ....1O1 001 1917 II !
Batteries-Carney and Aday; XII
leen and Diamond.
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CLEVELND, Aug. 30.--St. Louis made
u two straight today, defeating Cleveland.
n to 3. Boone pitched good ball with the
exception Of the fifth inning when two
doubles followed two passes, yielding four
runs Mails, who pitched the ninth in
ming was easy for the Browns. Wright
gave way 10 Vsngider in the eighth when
Cleveland got two on with one nut
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fIaynl.aA


aRattcd Tor McIunis In eighth.
ZzBatted for Boone in eighth.
zzzRan for O'Neill In eighth.
Score by innings;
~ LOUIS ssssssssssssss sWWu lAH hUb-ll l
Cleveland .... .........g0O 100 900 3
summary: Runs-Fostcr. Sisler 2, Will
Noms 9 Jacobson . McManus .. Severed,
NnnEider, Connally. Gardner. O'Neill Err
rors--Willlams g Gerber, J. sewell. Two
base Williams 2, Jacobson. O'Neill.
Three base hit--Sislcr. Double plays
Wambsganss 10 j, Sewell TO Mctnnis
Wood to McIDnls Gardner to McInnis
Bases on hals--On Wright 3. off Van.
gilder |, nff Hoone>4 of Mails 9. Struck
out--By Wright by Rnone 2.
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CofrcyyIIIc 4, NiusLoqcc .

CoFFEYVILLE, Kan. Aug. 30.zx
Middleton was effective today and
CoffeyVllle deefated Musk ogce Z to ..
Score by innings, r.. II. f..
Nuskogee .. 00l 100 0O0-2 & .
Coffeyville o.. l01 00l 2ON--5 o
Matteries-Rachac and Nichols
Middleton and Ennis.
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Stuio ny innlUEHs
Oklahoma cry ..,,,,.2 200 siS 0lo-ia
Summary. Runs-pltt ,, Kruger Eel
Der 4. Mcdaniel, uingiardi wtndA 2
Moore, hemingway, Fish 2. Palmer, Two
base hits-pitt. Ginglardi . Mct1 Me-
Daniel Moore . ShanglinR windle, Kruc-
ger Hamilton. Home runs Felber. SacrI-
flee tly-Loye windle stolen hases-Fel-
her Moore g Double plays--PaImer to
Metz Hits and runs-Off Wilson II and
I'm la Innings of DulBnti and In
Left on bases-Oklahoma city s. sioux
city 8, Base on bnls--Otf Love ?, OF
Dulanti Q. Struck out-By Love 3 by
Wilson 2, by Dulauti I. Hit by pitched
ball-by Love. Query and Palmer. time
~ gnmc--l 90. umpires-Davis and Fitz-
patrick,
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zone out when winning run scored.
Shnn f"r ioporc-F IN tonth.
zzltan Tor ButtUmly in tenth.
score by innings:
chicago ............. OdI Oen OOG t-s
~. Louis ........... 400 600 600 %
summary. Runs-Mlllcr, krug. O'Fat.
tell Aldridge, liornsby. Hottomly. Stock
Mann Blades. ErrOrs-None. Two-base
Mueller Home run--O' Far
rell. Aldrldge Double plays-Hornsby TO
hottomlN o'Farreli TO Terry. Hhses on
balls OF North T. OFT Aldridgs 3. Struck
out-By AldridEs q by North /.
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cINcISNTI, Aug. s0.--Ths Pirates
went back into the first division today
by shutting out the Reds 2 20 o. GIaner
pitched almost perfect bail Il Ney waH
strong except In the nth when Tictnpys
double ana singles by Grimes and
schmidt yielded two runs The game was
played IN dflzyle. The Pirates mad
scored two more runs or gillespie IN the
fr-' half Of the ninth and hai iust been
f'iircd when heavy dowupDur IRE.
vented the Fetr from taking iheir oct
u1r nt bat, the score revert ng ~ the
rIghth tnniIF,
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Games for
This Week
WESTERN LEAGUE


r, IhnN ,"H"'h
r,,s. Ar 49, a,Ns,
1880 a. nns muiS -, c,, -
pNlanU,nh Wy AT SIOUX 'lty' Two
""u!Ts huI - - ,,
N'oh''' Ut '3N"' 'No S"i"'' l"nIH'
Gay, ,, -, o.
St Joseph ht .nhna
A.. ... ..,...s,''aaS'
NO games sehsd9l-1
sr IosEpu a. Ti.
~, ~, JOS sE,h ~ IlLsh;
sioux CIV az "'" omaha '''
Denver g nes m9lnIs oru
~ hLA"'h'
A., wi, ,muts"D' ,D'
hsWW ~ w h'uuuN'Sn'
,nn,nnuu.pn'u ~ h"s.un.
Iitsoursh az ~, Louis
'"'' s""'' Nr,aY
Ay.,. vo,L =, t,itis
SSew hpik al hr9ohiyh'
Ph,,Hdslphls p,,,!S at b9s,Gn' .,,,n
i,.,sssn ~ St,t. tau'''
'lhoihn"u "t Sn,naso,
,,,,.,,,,,,,, -, S't'nr"n'' e',''
phiiadnInr,s NJ nosto,
1H,n,u,'pn'" -, '"stu"'
i,',spH,sn ~ ~, S, ';Su.s
''''"'' NUu,,, pAnIE
,t,,,r,,
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h'IHt" ~ hr.iulI
t"iu.S i ~
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'''''" Nv Fii
u,.,,,, -, phua,''"nf.
n"sI'u w "I,e,r n, una
g6trasn ',ic,oioub
Ci - .,'vtri1
only games s'erdnI,h
A.. VII. Hnt'utu"S,
NrN i"'n ~ u''a',' t 'P"'"'
'"''"su ~ ~ .l'u'"
g. louis a. nT,ret,
host"n ~ nslgn,,
N"iNN - N''uN'A'''N'
, 'h"t-""S'
~, Iaul ~ M,h.,apullr
kansas tlty ~ MllWaukec.
columbus &c Toledo
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Twins Swamp Midgets

FORT SMITH, ARK. Aug. 80
Fort Smith closed the season NJ
home today by defeating Spring
field. to 2, and making II two ont
OF three of the series.
Score by innings: RH.E,
Springfield 200 900 0O0-2 8 a
Fort Smith 200 OO2 0Ox-4 Q
Batteries-Malone and Dundon:
Goeckel and Ping.
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Sapulpa 5, BartlcsvilIc 3.

HANILESNlLLE, Aug, 30.-The
Sapulpa ianks took the last game
OF the season At home from the
Bartlesville .Grays here today. to
.. The game was called In the SOW
enth on account OF darkness.
Score by innings:
Sapulpa ,,,.,.,,,,030 0O1 Is 8 I
Hartlesville .....000 $50 "a I 3
batteries Alhanese and Funk:
Meeks, Atchley and Wiley.
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Snllnn Z; TOnrkn ..

SALINA, Aug. 30.--Salina mixed
hits with Topeka errors and won the
final game OF the series, to 2.
Score by innings; r. II. y.
Topeka -. 900 900 0t1-2 3 &
Salina ....,. O1S 003 0OX-7 Q 2
Batteries -- Mitchell and Clark /;
Wilson and Walsh.
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Sni'iihafF Home fuii~--iuiiOp.
Two base hits--iicnnctt :, Lamb,
Bauman, Davis, Connolly. Sacrifice
hits---IhompsOn, Crosby. stolen
bascs---cjnnctt, Thompson, McGin-
"iS. anniOrtii. irft ON bascs-'ruIsn
Z, Dcs OMlncs u. Struck out--By
Gross I, May 4, DonfOrth 40. BASE
on balls-Dff Cros, 3, May 4 ycno.
man T. Hit by pitched bnII-By
Danforth fNngncr). Earned rims
and hits--On Cross . aud u In21-9.
Mhy o and q In 3 2-8: Vcromnn O
ana 2 I'm 81 DnnfOrth 2 aud n I'm o
Losing pItCher--Cross. UmpIrrs--
Lewis and Anderson. Tlme-2.
Second Game.
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xlattei for Francis In seventh.
NNBatted tor Lamotte IN ninth.
NNNliattcd fur Brillheart in ninth
Score by innings.
Washington ,..........O2i OOo Ol0--4
New YORK ,.,...........2uO l02 UUN--b
summary Ruus--Ernwcrs . peCkin-
pnugh Lamottc witt, Ruth Pipp,
Schang Mcuscl. ErroIs--Lsmotte. Home
runs-.Ruth, Brewer %. Double plays
Judge unassisted. Scott to ward 20 Pipp,
P"cknpaugh 20 Harris - Charity 90
Judge Scott - Pipp Bases on balls-On
Hoyt ?. OF Francis 2, Oft Urulhcart /.
Struck out-By Huyt !, by Francis 2 by
Brillhenrt 2.
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Ilrst Game
ST. Io,sph

aGraho"slu baucd Tor Luschon in ninth.
Score hy innings
st. Joseph ..sss........ 900 $50 OOl-- 4
Omaha ..s.,,.a.........G 40 OOx-tg
summary Runs HCortlden, Fisher. Ron-
pWlt1, Nufer Browne 3. HANDLER, Gisln.
son, Apperson 2, Grartham O. Griffin g.
Dates, wilcox. Spencer Tlpple. Errors
bunpwitA. HANDLER GrAntham Three base
hit-FiHhcr. Iwn-bhse hits -Gislason WI.
cox Grlffn, Apperson 2 Manush. Olson 2
kandl'r Fisher. Honowitz. GrhbowslIi
sacrifice hits-Apperson. Spencer. stolen
bnscH-- Bates, AppctHon 2, Griffin Wilcox
HANDLER. Double plays-tfantham to Gls-
lnson 10 Bates, Mcdonald to Nufer to Oh
son. Passed halls-SpenCef. hit batsman--
by Iipple I. struck out-Hy Tipple T. by
Iludbers ?, by grOver 2 Base on balls
or LindDcrg and In Ia inning of
Grover 2 and IN innings, of Luschen
and In "a innings Earned runs
Omaha 10, 81. Joseph :. Left on bases
- Joseph 10. Omaha =. Losing pitcher
Lindberg. tmpircs--HOlmes and Ormsby.
Time+2 20,
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Score by Innings;
New York ..,..,.,..,.0lO 0Oi O0t--
hiNnhlNh ssfsr.t,s bNl NlO llN-= 10
summary Ruus-BancroU. MeuseL V.
Barnes Olson 9 Johnston n, Griffin
Neis 2, Myers 2. Schmandt High, Errors
--Groh, FrisCh Young Johnston. Two
base hit-bancroft, Olson, gh Home
Iun-Meusel Double plays Bancroft TO
kollN, Johnston TO Olson 20 SChmnndt
Groh to Frlsch 60 Kelly. Rase on bulls
or Nehf !, of Grimes 3. struck out
by Jonnard 2, by Ryan O. by Grimes g.
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Western League.
At DIES MONIES 1.1. TULSA 100.
Al Denver L. Wichita 8
A. sioux city (, oklahoma city ~.
Al omaha 1893. So. Joseph Sc
American League.
AZ New York g. Washington (.
At Philadelphia o. Boston g.
At Cleveland 3. ST. Louis n.
Al Detroit q, Chicago q
National League
At Boston "a Philadelphia i-6.
Al Brooklyn 10, New York 3.
At Cincinnati o. Pittsburgh 2.
AT ST. Louis 8, Chicago A.
Western Association.
At Henryetta T. Joplin /.
At Enid q. MCAlestyt
At Fort smith 4, Springfield O.
Only game available.
southwestern League.
AT Coffeyville 8. Muskogee g.
At BartleHyille 3, Sapulpa o.
At Hutchinson 9, Independence 2
At Salina Z Topeka 2.
American Association.
Al Columbus 6.b. Toledo 20,
OnlA one game scheduled.
Texas League,
At Dallas 2 Shreveport 3, ~ innings,
At Fort Worth g. Wichita Falls 2,
Al san Antonio Galveston /.
At Houston Reaumnnt rain.
southern Association.
At Chattanooga 3, Memphis 2
A. Atlanta "a Birmingham Ii-s
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DENVER Aug SU.-Scllars held the
Bears to six scattered hits with superb
hurllng today and wichita defeated Den
was a feature Of the game. Wichita CON
nectcd WIN the BAH consistently through
out the tonteEt
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0UTUWHFN WUNs|IiI0kosIoN WUst- I0r-
gin. butler Haly .. Scllars Comes Err
rorH--Gtiffin. O'brien Gomcs Earned
runs--bvnycr 1, Wichita 2. TWo-haHe hits
smith, Biakesley Butler, Haley. Sell
lars Thrco-hase hits Haley O'Rren.
Home run-East. Sacrifice hits--Smith
Grffin. Nutlcr Mcdowell Long, Bas. on
balls-of Sellars I. OF Gross I. struck
out-By Sellars by Gross 8 Double
rloNs-Shanlcy 70 Kerr to Cartwright
Kerr ~ ShHnley 60 Cartwright. Left on
husCs Denver 10 Wichita g. Time :3b.
Umpiros-ponohue and Held.
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llfHt Game.
zlCbourveAu out hit by battcd ball.
Score by innings.
Philadelphia ....,. ...,. 200 00i O0O--i
Hnston ....,,..,........e goo 600 O0N--2
summary. Runs~-Rupp. Powell. Kept
Errors-None, Two-haEo hlts-Uapp @
Cruise. Double plays-F Fletcher 10 Per.
Nnsou TO Lcslie. Gewdy 10 kopt. Bases on
balls-Of Hubhel 1, of Miller .. struck
out-By Miller T. by Huhbel ?.
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NUMmhry; FOmc rUns-IIOnnCr,
Bochicr. Two-basc hiis---Iicnnctt.
Thompson, McGinniss. Gcnin. sac
rifice hits--Mct'innis 2, Bochlcr.
Thompson. Stolen hasc--Baumni
Left on bascs--Iulsa q, Des Moines
;. Struck out--By BochIcr q, by
Xwcifcl I. Bases on balis--Off
Bochlcr =. Zwcifci 3, wild pitch
Iweifri q. Earned runs-ruisa 4.
Dcs Moincs =. Losing pitcher
Iwcifcl. Double plays Bnuman 20
McGinnis 10 LeliycIt; Zwcifcl to
Chcsbro. Umpircs--Anderson and
Lewis. Time 1:t5.
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Hons q; Minors 1.

HENRI YETTA, Aug, 3O.-Henry-
eta took the third game OF a series
hese today, debating Joplin, Z to |.
Score by innings: Il II II.
Joplin ...... 600 600 100 G 8
Henryetta l02 O10 30X--7 . /
Batteries-Ingram and Mealy, Gray
and Miner,
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= BHOOkINN, Aug. 3O,=-Rrooklyn
punched six hits OF Nehf ana Junnuri In
the first inning today gaining lead
that brought victory over New York 10
to ,. Grimes kept the Giants hits well
scattered, McuscL after setting home
run the first time up struck out three
times with men On the bases. Bert Grif.
nth starred IN tho firld with a scnsa-
tionol une-hHnded catch.
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SAINTS DIVIDE
DOUBLE-HEADER
WITH PACKERS
Oklahoma City Evens Up
Score With Sioux by
Coping Game l2-4

OMAHA. AuE 2O.-omaha and ST.
Joseph divided double header today.
Omaha taking the first ~ 10 =, and los.
lng the second to D. Hard hitting fea.
tured both games
Score.
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DETROIT Aug. aO.-An error by Rig
ney, followed by single ana two sHcri-
fices gave Chicago a 81 victory over De.
truit In the eleventh inning today. Mpstil
hit the ball over the lett-flrld wall for a
hmm. nm IN Lhn aLNlh InnLnL-
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Nlatted for Darrough In seventh.
Score by innings;
81 Joseph .............. 500 OOi O--s
Omaha ..t................lOl 600 Ia
summary Runs.-Olspn @ Corrtien,
Bonowitz, Mcdonald. Nufer. GislRson. Ap-
person, Granthan. Errur-Nufer. Three
base lt-Apperson. Two base hits son
Mcdonald 'Corriden. Griffin. Grantham.
Double play Darr0uEh to Wilcox to Her
man. struck out--By parrnush I. by
Adams / Base on balls--O0 DHrrouEh
off Adams 2. Runs and hitts--On Daily
and In Ia inning of Darrough I and
I'm 90 innings. Left on basos-St.
Joseph Z, Omaha 7. Umpires--Ormsby and
Holmes. Time 20.
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Rcd So, q. Athlciics Z.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 30,--pratts
home run IN the tcnth inning gave Bos-
ton 60 victory over Philadelphia today.
The athletics ued the score in tho eighth.
Scheer and Burns each had home runs
Galloways fielding featured.
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Hl,"'.'N, ~ -, N'"H ~ seventh.
1alattcd Tor Mcnamara In ninth.
Score hy nninEa,
Philadelphia ....,.....,.001 0l0 lt9--G
Rustpn .................nl 600 gUn-l
summary: Nuns-MokUn. Walker
Weincrt T. Roser Gibson Ford. OMEN.
Errurs-Flctcher Roscr. Ford, RraNtpn.
Two base hits tapp, Leslie, Powell Glb-
son Bases on halls-pff Wcinert I, OFF
iraVtnu /, Off McNamura l. struck out
ny Weincrt by UraSton /. by Ocsch.
ger I.
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SIOUX CITY. Aug aO.-OkIahoma city
hit both Wilson and Duianti hard. vim
ming the second game Of the series l2 to
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Chltaeo


Chicago ......,... 600 0Oi 600 OIL
Detroit ..,....G ,,. 900 900 100 OIL
summary: Runs-Juhnson. Mostn Flag
stead. Error-Rigney. Two-base hts
Hopper Cohh, Home run--Mostil. Double
plays-Schalk tu Sheely to Collins. blank
enship to Schalk TO Shcely Bases onItaIls
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pnt,bgfsh

NHhttel Tor tHVoncy In eighth,
NNbattcd Tor NiNpy In eighth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ....,......., 900 O2o 900
Nlu'lHNhll sstsHt.Hss. NWW hlV iOUHsU
summary; RunH--Tternty Griput Er.
tor- ltcrrey. Two-base hlts--buucan.
Ticrney. Double plnys--Gin zncr to Mlrnn-
vile TO Grimm. MArRnvillc TO Tietn'y 10
Grimm. struck out-By Ula2ncr g. uy
Rlxoy ]. Bases on balls--On Glazner
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NUmWnTYI NunH-F, WITTcr, HUFns 2,
Pratt o. Harris, walker, Miller, McGuwan,
Schcer ?. Efrors- Mitchell j., Miller,
Pratt. pennock. Two-base hits-E, Miller,
Walker, Home runs-Burns, Schcer Pratt.
Double plays galloway 60 Haugcr Pratt
Ueimach / off ogden I, of Pennock g.,
pff Naylor /, struck out-By rennock ?,
by ogden Q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

HOSTON, AUS. 3G--- N0at0n won Tho
first game, 2 10 /, Of the double header
from Philadelphia today, but dropped tho
scored four Of the visitors runs In tho
second game, getting on base twice by
hits, once on pass ana the fourth time
on an error Rapp's play eNcelled IN both
games,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31

or Blankenship z. off Dauss T. Struck
out-ny Dauss 6. by BE nkenshIp 9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Dog Race Entries
Flint Rase-Purye y2S

: .-Iu1Ichtes dog won lasi ,taft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
TWO SELFISH MOTHERS

seem as II they might be willing to walt
-" Does she really want them walt
Ing for her to die? And. II she blocks
their natural desires. perhaps longing
for her 10 get out Of the way OF their
happiness:
One OF the girls who wrote me was
brought up by her mother from her
babyhood. She pays fne triute TO her
mothers courage and self-sacrifce In
those years At Is she went to work
and with her sister SUPPORTED her
mother. She Is now "a. Hasn't she
earned the right to think of marriage
Tns Sslfishnsss Of the Niddsl Aged
The selffshness OF the young pushing
everything aside In their struggle to-
ward their own happiness Is cruel and
unbeautiful. But not so unbeautiful.
/ think. as the selfishness OF the mid
dle-aged who have liver their lives
and are not willing to let their children
do the same. OF course any widowed
mother has a right to ask that she be
looked out for financially. Any descent
child will do that as a matter OF course,
But any descent mother will also do all
that she can to be as little burden as
possible And she will not let her self.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22

Sam Watson counted his money, .
small pile. and sent three-fourths or u
10 his aunt. "A little less makes no diff
ference to me-" he reflected. and 1t Will
keep her going until the oil maggots'
decide" There WAS oil on the other
side of Lewistown. 1t was then he
turned his thoughts again to the ship
which did not arrive and to Louise In
Chicago.
The day Aunt Marcella arrived In
I.ewistown the whole town knew OK
her coming as soon as the automobile
in which she travelled crossed the
bridge. She waved her hand at ola
friends. signalled TO the driver to stop
and prepared for an afternoon OF Joyfui
visiting on the sidewalks.
Il see you rode In with Old Smith,,
someone remarked and she smiled.
You be, / did. You don't catch mo
spending my money on the stage. jest
20 down TO the Gap and manoper around
until 1 find someon going my way and
in I gets. / paid Old Smith two or
three times over In the scandal what ]
told him. Wonder where Sam Is"
She Kept the secret for her nephew.
The OIL men had leased tho farm. cash
down $4,000 and percentage II they
struck Il. She gave half to the boy
and abused him roundly when he hest
tated.
Didn't you send me your wages for
tending parsnlps and canned corn when
you ought to be studying" she demand
ed. Have you an Idea ! am without
depreciation? We're partners In tho
oil now and you'll have plenty to do
reckoning the expenses and prohteer-
ing
There Is a story behind every success
full oil we'll or gold mine. story OF ac-
'cident luck and sudden wealth. This
was the story behind the MaTcella gush-
or and the one Sam took with him to
Chicago.
Louise erected him happily before he
could tell It. II knew you would come.
she said. And II you hadn't was go
ing to make father tax me BACK 10
Lewistown."
Tomorrow-From Tho Crowded.
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
CHAPTERS FROM A WOMAN'S LIFE
By JANE PHELPS

Of dear old stodSy dad, vhe ~
most domestic Of husbandA whoo
could be free Of patients. 70. q,
II was young, Doreen. and very
in love with your father" De toll
Il toelishly thought every othS
looked At him with my eyes. II -
q particularly pretty young .wonA1 80
TENTH was miserable. But altar seSe
Illuminating lessons I learned - IT,
him. to put my jealousy aside
to dear II ! were TO ~ hapDy. 4. IT,
will do well not to let yourself -
to distrust Walter because OF his IT.
work. II will save you unhAppiD1o
But Il was different With Z dsoee&
kripped me. *;
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