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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20
Public Sale

The Richarsiaon farm, situated one-f0urth Of
n milo from tho baltimore Pike. on the road
from tho old Toll Gate 10 Norris Corner. aud
mile from Bel Air. having been sold the un.
dersigned will sell at public auction on the
said farm, on ff
Tuesday, October 81, 1922
At 10 o'clock A, NJ. sharp, the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. % vii,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20
Administrative Sale

The undersigned administrators Of tbs estate
Of William y Dean. deceased. will Offer al
Public Sale on the premises, located on the
road leading from Fountain Green 10 Creswsll.
on
Wednesday, Nov. LIST, 1922
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20

" "A

a =, 90
Cook Stove. Chunk Stoves. Kitchen Cup
board, 0 Kitchen Chairs. 10 n. Extension Table.
Drop Leaf Table, Stands, 9 Cane Seat
Chairs Rocking Chairs. Beds. Springs. and
Mattresses. Pillows, Blankets and Comforts, 80
Yafds Mating. Rug. 9xf2 n. Small Rug.
" Window Shades. Domestic Sowing Machine.
IDt Pictures. 3-gaiiop Churn. Lot Crooks and
Kettles, Dishes snd Jelly ulasses. s-day Clock.
s-gnilon MIX Cooler. 80 Laying Hens, Feed
Chest, Garden Worker. seTesns. Windows and
Doors. Barrels, Wbselbarrow. Cross Cut Saw.
Buck Saw. lot other articles too numerous 10
mention. such as Hoes. Rakss. etc.
TERMS or SALE
An sums Of SO and under cash. o. sums
over that amount credit Of months viii he
efven. pvrehassp giving thsis notes with ap.
proved security bearing interest from day OF
sale and payable at Hartford Bank Of Bel Air.
s..,paas JOIN. @. H00NAh, Owner.
!. w. Thompson, Auetiohssrr
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20
HOUSEHOLD puRNIruRR

7-pieee Antique parior Suit. Chalra and
Rocking Chairs, large Fall Loaf Table. 2
Stands. Good Hall Rack. lot Of Pictures. Esiey
Organ. In hna condition a-piecc bedroom Suit,
with Mattress and Springs, Bedstead. lot Of
Mating. Double Heater. ~ good as new Kit.
chen Cupboard. lot OF Dishes. lot good Stone
Jars, Cedar Churn, good now MIX Bepara-
tor. b.pal Milk Cans. now b-nal MIN Can.
Sanitary MIX bucket other MIX Buckets. MIX
Gts.t..,.t Al A.. a.,.,sl a.. .Lillnnt
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swespstakas-JohB Barrow. Forrest Hill
Boone County Whitsi Clinton Scarborough
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20
Public Sale

dino. located ON the State road leading from
Bel Air To Hayre de Grace about ak miles
from the latter place, will sell at puddle Auc-
iion IN nald farm, on
Thursday, October rs, 1922
nn.,Innln.. n. IL n,nInnL A Al .hurp iL.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20

Public Sale
Oh
Used Touring Cars
AND
Automobile Trucks

The undersigned will sell NJ Public Auction
In Rel Air Maryland on
Monday. October 3Ofh, 1922
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-20
Trustee's Sale

W Virtue Of decree Of tho Clrsult Cos,t
ior Hartford County. sitting M y Court 81 Fl,.ls
y, be underalRnsd tr,iatss will Offer a Pnlila
Maryland, on W - ~,
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hcGInnlns At II o'clock A. NJ. sharp the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
.LIGHTWEIGHTS
END TRAINING
FOR BIG BOUT
Stage All Set for Benny
Leonard-Ever Hammer
Bout Saturday

MICHIGAN CITY. Aug. 3.--Ben-
ny Leonard. worlds lightweight
champion. and Ever Hammer, Chi
cago's challenger for the title. today
finished strenuous training in prep
aratlon for tho 10-round no-decision
contest TO be decided in Floyd
Fitzsimmons arena here Saturday
afternoon. Leonard did no work
whatever with the gloves for fear
of ripping open the cut over the
right eye, but Hammer piled into
his spRrring partners with the
desperation of n champion fighting
for his title.
Hammer wound up with seven
rounds of boxing at top speed. The
Chicasoan did not make much of an
attempt nt boxing, but ripped and
slugged with his sparTing partners
| until they appeared glad the ses.
sion was over. In addition TO the
boxing. Hammer covered about
four miles along the Lake Michigan
beach and went through the usua
| shadow boxing.
The lightweight holder con,
fined his activities to : five-mil,
run on the beach, some shadow box
ing and other light exercises.
Dave" Miller OF Chicago, VIII,
refereed the Leonard Kansas match
here Fourth of July afternoon, will
be the third man in the ring Satur
| day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
COOK AND STOVER
EASY WINNERS IN
TENNIS DOUBLES
Take Straight Sets From
Appleman and Carter
and Win Title

Emery Cook and Phil Slower
wound up In great style the doubles
tournament in 1929 ampionship p
play by taking three straight sets
from Appleman and Carter, 7-5. "a
6-4. Although threatened by rain
late in the afternoon the match was
started on scedule time.
Appleman and Carter played their
strongest game In the first set in
which they pushed the champions
hard but failed 10 come out on top
In the deuce set which they managed
to get on Cook and Slower. The
champions took this match. Us.
Appleman and Carter Topped con-
tinually to the champions but failed
10 place their shots in the deep
corners of their opponents count or
along tho side lines out OF their
reach. Although the play was close
there were no brilliant or startling
shots exhibited by either pair, and
practically all points were made on
misjudged returns after long Yolley-
Ing.
Several times Applcman and Carter
had tho advantage over Cook and
Stover In the second and third sets
but they were unable TO retain the
lead over their steady working.
hard hitting opponents. In both the
second and third sets Cook and
Slower came out on the long end OF
the score, "a, Ga.
With j. ID. lams crowned cham
pion OF all aspirants for the singles
title and Cook and Stover more re.
Gently bodecked with laurcls in the
doubles another year has rolled By
In the history of tennis IN Tulsa
giving all fans and players an oppor,
tunity 10 find themselves in the ever
increasing and popular game OF ten
mis-.
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First National 5, Holsum O.

First National Bank defeated the
Holsum Dough Dot bbers In one OF
the fastest games OF the Commercial
league season last evening on tho
4. A. 4. field by the score OF TO
0, Blasengame was never In danger
and the Holsum team was only able
10 get one hit off his delivery. This
was Vlasengame's eighth straight
victory OF the season with no de-
feats. other features of the game
were the fielding OF Quinn and
Brewers catching for the First Ma
tional.
Score by innings: II. II. f.
Holsum 900 90 1 2
First National .010 20-s 3 /
Batteries. Holsum. Russell and
Tatum; Croke. First National. Bias
engame and Brewer. Five innings by
agreement, Umpire. Gambili.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Commission AbsOIUes
Ban on Tp0 Fighters

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.--Joe Lynch,
worlds bantamweight champion,
and Johnny Buff, the former title
holder, and their managers have
been absolved by the state boxing
commission, II was announced. of
wrongdoing in their recent title
bout. The fighters and their mana
gers were suspended after the bout
pending investigation OF charges
that Lynch had guaranteed, Buff
$50, 900 for defending his title.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Producers Tally Up.

BARTLEsvILLE. Aug, 3.-The
Producers won from the Pettigrew
men In the second game OF the Sc
ries here today, to 2, in a game
that was a pitchers battle all the
way between Meek and CLANCY with
Chaney getting q shade the best OF
IL.
Score by innings; n. II. e.
independence iO1 100 o00-S s 2
Bartlesville ..O10 600 1907 7 0
Battcries-ChRney and Fromme;
Meek and Wiley,
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In the NTH Luke Stuart got mad
at the ball and parked it FOR Tulsa's
seventh run. Horau produced DaS
Molnes' second marker IN the sixth,
driving the sphere over the right
center fence on line,
Stuart'a homer was the straw that
made the load too heavy for Cul-
i5p and Manager Granoy sent May,
youngster, in 70 pitch against Tulsa
In the sixth. lie got 10y without a
man reaching first In the first in
ming, Tulsa's best effort being n
line drive 20 left by Thompson,
which Graney captured, In the
seventh however his own wildness
and poor work on bunts got May In
the hole ana the oilers filled the
bases with none down. May then
walked In a run and Crosbys Texas
Lacquer produced another. The
youngster then got the next three
men without more damnge.
Des Molnes staged a useless but
came rally in the ninth. Wagner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Kansas Tourney Opens Monday.

The regular annual Kansas state
tennis tournament win start at In
dependence, Kan, on Monday, Au-
gust z. Drawings will be made Au-
gust 5. All players are cordially in
yited 20 attend. and plans have been
made 10 give visiting players a royal
welcome, Several players OF Tulsa
and vicinity have taken part in the
Kansas state tournament in the past
ana Tulsa should be able to send a
large entry out to cop the jay
hawker title"
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oilers Win Third RolU From Boosters and Pass 6OOak Fs
TIGERS WALLOP
RED S0X TWICE
IN SAME PLACE
Yanks Take 10-Inning
Game From Indians;
Browns Ring Up

DETROIT AuG detroit won a
double header from Boston today taking
the rfrf game, g. %. ana The second Z
TO =. TuIstte held Iinston TO two scattered
hits IN tho first game. nnh did not allow
Boston runner Co pass first base. In this
cnnirrt cobb was stopped after hitting
safely IN 10 c1ngs, ,uiive EBmrs.
NuHtun started the second game ny
driving @dlbm from the buH. but Ehmke.
WHO relieved him, held the visitors IN
tr,Ct the rrFt ~ the way. while the
Tigers lHtt"d both Russell ana Kurr hnrd.
II0.'uahu liI hlH Hu,,ui .,ufh home run
NJ the season IN tho ont game with
ono uan on.
First Game.
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clneinpatI

xHntted for RIxey Dol elshth.
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Federal Reserve Banks,

WASHINGTON. Aug, 3. The
combined resources and liabilities of
the 10 federal reserve banks at close
of business August 2, were an
nounced by the federal reserve
board az follows:
RESOURCES.
Total gold held by banks SS05,-
$4,000.
Total reserves sS.2O2,s4s,o00.
Total bills on hand s55O,2s6,O0O.
Total earning assets Sl,O47,64s,-
900.
Total resources S4,4s5,13l,O 900.
LIABILITIES:
Total deposits $1,ss5,o23, 900.
Total liabilities S4,S59,l31,OOo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Enid Defeata Uenrvctto

HENRYETTA, Aug. 3.-Enid hit
two Henryetta pitchers hard while
Songer pitched alright ball until he
had the game won. and took today's
game, z to 4.
Score by innings: X. HE.
Enid ..,... 400 022 0O0-7 10 o
Henryetta .. 900 900 2O0-4 IL 1
Bttteries-Songer and Diamond; /;
Gray, Riley and Hayes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Midge,s Blink DlERera.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Jug. b.
Lefty Carton held McAles to two
hits today and the Midg = won, 8
to 2. Shahan pitched steady ball for
the Digegrs. allowing on'y five hits.
Score by innings; r X. f.
McAlester 100 900 900 0
Springfield ..020 900 000--2
Batteries-Shahan and Aday; Gar
ton and w. White.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Walter Hagen and
Joe Kirkwood to
Plat at Capital

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. g.
Walter Hagen, British open golf
champion. and Joe Kirkwood, Aus
tralian champion, were signed to-
day TO appear on the links of the
Oklahoma city Golf and Country
club In a 36-hole exhibition on Sep
tember l.
Klrkwood and Hagen Will receive
to Oklahoma City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
College nm Bmts Baptists.

The race IN the Sundny School
league was further tightoned last
night by College Inn defeating First
Baptist, while Orcutt defeated the
Firs; NJ. T.. clan. First Christians en-
Won column by defeating Second
Presby, 1 10 q.
Tho First Presby-Graoe game has
been changed to Kendall diamond
frofn the Loe diamond. Emmanuel
meets Boston on Cosden grounds
which should be fast game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

opened with a single. Graney forced
him and Graham drew walk.
Turgeon then hit homer. account
Ing for three runs and making the
score more nearly equal to 0. Leli-
welt handled the next two men and It
was all over.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Hutchinson wins

SAPULPA. Aug. S.--Hutchinson
hit three pitchers hard today and
defeated Sapulpn to 5.
Score by innings: R,H.E.
Hutchinson ..011 22o 002--s 12 1
Batterles-Goode. Shelby and os-
tertelt; Atchley, Peterson, Albanese
and Funk.
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XNa,ted Tor witt In eighth.
gbatted fVr Meils In eighth,
EzBaued for Edwards IN tenth.
Score by iunings:
New York ., ..,.,,.,OOi 500 7ot i--iO
Cleveland ,..,,,..,.,t0O 22i o30 o. Q
sum, summary kH1ns-wiu. Hui, WI, pqSsn D Pip
Ron, WambsgRnss 2 Speaker. Wood j.
Sewoll l., Seweu Mails. Stephenson. En-
rors--Ruth, Shnwkey, Jameson, uhle.
Twu-hAse hits Ruth. SchAng, Scott,
speaker Threo-base hlts--Meusel. Hoyt.
Home run-Speaksr, Double plays-Scott
to McNally TO pipp, Gardner TO Mclnuis.
nnscs on balls--On Mays /, Oft Hoyt 2.
of uhle 2, struck out-By Mays 1. By
uhle ., by Mails 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
TULSA


Il
"a lil.l,d tor May IN ninth.
Srurc by innings;
Dcs MOincs ........ 900 1Ol OI3---0
1ulsn ............ ...Oil 40 2ON--O
summary; Earned runs--Iulsa ..
Dcs Molncs u. Left on bg3ts--1tiisH
y. Dcs Mulncs g. Twu-hasc hits
BaumRn, Lamb. Thompson. Home
runs--liurnn >, Turgcon, Stuart
Sacrifice bits--Connolly Thompson,
Bnumnn. sherman. stolen bHScs--
Wagner. nnscs on bnlls---Ofi Shcr-
man 2, off Cullop I, OFF May 2.
Struck out---by sherman 3, by Gull
lop I, by May I. Wild pltch--tul-
Top. Runs and hli---off Culiop !
ana 10 In 8. Losing pltChcr--tuiiop.
Double plays--Cullop Ia TurgcOn to
Graham, Gcnln to Wilson, Stunrt to
Baumon TO IcliycIt. Time OF game
II 40. tWpircs---Drmsby ana
Holmes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
CHAMPIONSHIPS
JINX AND BLANK
CHICAGO BRUINS
Cardinals Hit Meadows
Hard and Defeat
Phillies 7 to |

NEW YORK. AuE. The New York
Giants broke their losing streeh II i've
successive games today defeating lhicn.
go In the first contest OF tlvt-gamo
series. TO 0. Nehf was wild In the early
innings but pitched brilliantly, blankins
Chicago with four singles. one AZ inueid
scratch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
senator. 2. white so1 o.

CHICAGO, Aug, 3.--George Mogrldgo
held Chicago 20 four hits today and Wash
iugton took tho second game Of the series,
TO 0. GOslln scored Washingtnn's first
run In the second Inning on hi. triple and
HrowerA sacrifice Fly and Mogrihge count
od the other run by hitting tho ball into
the rlght-fleld blcache~s In the sixth. Both
runs were made OF Blankcnship who was
relieved by Hodge after tho sixth inning,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Two for Snlina

MUSKOGEE, Aug. 3.-sarlund
held Muskogee to two hits today and
Salina won the second straight game
8 TO !. IL was Munselrs first de-
feat after IL straight victories.
Score by innings: r. HE.
Salina 49,, 0l0 900 22l--6 II 2
Muskogee =. 100 0O0 000--l 2 2
Batteries-Sarlund and Decker;
Munsell and Nichols.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

NNIIHITTII TWT ITNFTN III WIHIUs
Score by innings.
Ihlladelphla '..'.'.,,..sOoO 400 OO2--b
summary; Runs--Dykes, walker, Miller,
Gal away. Galloway. Shorten. Tobin, VIII
Hams 2, jacobson .. McManus. Collins.
Errors--williams Bronkie q, Wright. Two
base hits--Wiliiams 2 Collins. Home runs
jacobson 2. Walker, Collins Double
pluya--Shorten 10 Gerber, 0erber TO Nc
Mnnus to jacobson 2, McMauus 20 Jacob.
son, Perkins TO Galloway. Bases on balls,
or Wright ., otf Hasty l. Struck out
by Wright 2. by Hasty 4, by Nangilder !,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
RhlIadslphla.

Hornsby' Mueller 2, Eournier. Hsines, Hen
line Errors--stock, Hornsby, J. Smith,
Mokan, wrightstone, Two-base hit
By Haines /. BASES on balls--Off Mesdows
S. off Haines 9. Double plays-Hornsby to
Toporcer TO Fournier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
pklihans City.

xOne out when winning run scored.
xxRan for Mcdaniel in eighth.
Score by innings:
OWhnh ''...'....'., .s.OuO oOs wv
Oklahoma City ..........OOl oOi 0Oi--s
Summary; Runs-Herman, Griffin Pitt.
GtnBlardi, wndle. Errors--Wllcox, Tate
Long Two-base hitH-Griffin. Pitt, Cling
lardl, Windle 9. Sacrifice-wiloox GislI-
son, Felber Base on balls--Okrie .. Hit by
pitched ball--Griffin by Allen. Struck OUT
Allen 2. Okrie O. LEFT on hases-OmAhA
10, Oklahoma City ~. Earned runs-Oms-
ha l, Oklahoma Cit" J. Tin las. I'M
pires--Lewis and Anderson.
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CoffeNNllIe MlnS.

COFFEYVILLE, Kan, Aug. s.--
Cofteyvlllo hit Smith hard today and
won, z to 2,
Score by innings; r. II, II.
rol ka 1000 O20 0OO--2 Z
.Coltcyyllle 20l O3O 0lX--7 IL 9
tteries--Smith and Benn: VIII
ligrod ana Ennis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
LEAGUE LEADERS
DUMP 500 TRIBE
IN CREEK AGAIN
Oklahoma City Indians
Nose Out Ahead Of
Buffaloes, 3 too

syn sO9ENf. AUG. 5--sL Jaaap. ...n
from SIluz Grey today when query srw
low 20 second anl Elm musstd a., UsI
IN center white Browne crossed with ne
winning run. The score was 9 to
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IBatted for Hall in ninth.
Denver .................O 900 900 OOs-s
wichita ............ ...O0i 202 00x--5
Summary; Runs; Patterson O'Brien,
Kilhullen, Smith. East, Berger. Haley 2
Errors-Rogers, Hall, Butler. Mcdowell
Sacrifice hit--Butler. Two-hnse hits--KU-
hullen, Smith, Blakesley, WaShhurn,
Haley, Double plays--Berger to wash.
burn to Mcdowell Struck out Maun l.
Hall 2. Base on balls--Off haun D. of
Hall }. Earned runs-Wichita ., Oft Den.
yer 3. Left on bases-wichitA 4, Denver
S. wild pitch-Hall. Umpires--Davis and
Fitzpatrick. Time-i:t5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

The rain Wednesday night had
cooled things off quite n bit and
IL was n comfortable day for base
ball DAVIS" Graham only had to
wiring out his shirt once. II drizzled
for o couple OF innings, starting in
tho third. but not enough 10 inter-
fcre with play or bother the dia-
mond.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3,--rhe ST. Louis
Cardinals found Lee Meadows an easy
mark and defeated Philadelphia today. 7
to /. Haines was rather wild but effective
In the pinches, HenlIne's home run waa
the only real drive off his delivery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Homer wilma Gnme-

FORT SMITH, Aug. 3.--Spell'
mans four-base drive over the CEN
ter field fence with one on in th'
second gave Pawhuska the as
game OF the series, to /.
Score by innings: r. II. z
Pawhuske ..02O 900 o00-2 3 I
Fort Smith 1000 900 coll 8
Batteries-Rossie and SpeilmA
Goeckel and Ping.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Drilicrs Take Flnal Gan,.,.

JOPLIN, Aug, 3,-okmulgee made
last appearance OF the season here
by taking n loosely played contest,
10 I.
Score by innings: r.. II. r.
Okmulgee Ola 200 1903 IL 4
Joplin ,..,., 200 zoo 000--4 10 s
Batteries--Sneed. Baty and Ag-
new; Poolaw, Adcock and Mealey.
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sHbtted Tor Milikcn In ninth.
Score by Innings
I"Htou .tstssss,.ssOo 600 O00=--0
Detroit ...,.............OO 900 O1a-7
summary: Huus--Hluo. Cutshaw. Cobb.
Jones Ngucy 2 Wnodall. Error Walters.
Two bapo hit-Woodali. Double Playful
lcttc 70 Cutshaw to Blue. BaBoa on balls
orr Piercy 9, OF Mlliken l. struck out
iy iillotte =, by Piorcy /, by Mllliken 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Second Game

Boston ..................AO0 600 ooO--I
Detroit ............,...1Os OlO OgK--T
Summary; Runs-Menosky, Pratt Har-
riH, Fewster, Blue, Cutshaw. Cobb q.
Vench. Hermann. Three-hnre hits-cobb =
Home run-Hellmann. Double plsy-pratt
to Harris. Bnsea on halls-On Russell l.
OF Oldham 1. of Ehmko 2 Struck out
Hy Ehmk0 ;.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 2.--Ths Brown. de-
teated Philadelphia, 0 to 9, today in tho
second game Of tho series Jacobson hit
two runs and drove IN five runs while
c5!ii5s s,siaDad out circuit drive whicn
scored three runs. Walker hit his twenty
ffth home run OF the sesHun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

The smash that Hornn sent into
the scoreboard In the third was one
of the hardest drives at the Tulsa
lot this year. Somebody in q box
yelled INT IL right" at Joe when he
came to bat next time, and ne
promptly knocked the bail over the
fence In right center The fans were
all set for another homer when
Hornn came up In the eighth, but
Sherman worked on him this time
and made him miss three swings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

A map has been made of England
containing more than 10S.000 sheets.
which cost more than 100000 n
wear for 20 years to nrapare.
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law has gone into effect IN
England prohihiting the importa-
ton Of pumage except that of
African ostriches and elder ducks,
or OF living birds or birds ordinar-
lily used for door.
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"a .u.b,z,2vs, .llsC,,A--B..Hr

CLEVELAND, Aus. 3.--New York made
X two straight from Cleveland today,
when Il won, TO 60 Q In 10 innings Tho
game was tied three times before the
Yankees won. Cleveland drove Mays Rnd
HoNt from the box while New York ham
mnred uhle from tho rubber, Mails and
Edwards retiring In favor Of Pinch hit
ierH Mcmillan, who hatted for smith
drove In Scott with the winning run, Scott
having started the inning with pop
double back OF third base.
speakers homo run, his eighth tor the
season, was madc oft Mays and the latter
was then taken out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Notes of the Game
By "BIiIDGI,"

Tho oilers should extend the
Boosters n cordial invitation 30 play
at McNulty park the rest OF the sea-
son. or at least until tho pennant lis
clnehed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

The Ollers and Boosters will con-
clude their series Friday. aud Omaha
IN due Saturday for five games in
four days with a double header sun
day. Russell probably will make his
Tulsa debut today, with Black being
kept In reserve for use against the
Buffaloes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

xrwo out when winning run scored,
Score by innings:
st. Joseph ...,.,..., 900 2oi iOi-t
Slcux city ..............0O 900 ii0--l
summary: Ru8s-HBmilton e. HerniuG.
way Davis, Stevenson 9 Nuter Hruwnekf
Hovlik. Errors-Elsh 2, Query T. Olson ~
Stevenson, HANDLER. Earned runs-slouf
city ?, st. Joseph z. Base on bars-Oy
Hovlik 4, Davis 5. Struck oul--HovIIk 1
Davis ?. Left on bases--Sioux City a. gt
Joseph ~. Two-base hlts--Elsh Bonowitg
Double plays-Nufer to Browne 10 Olson
Hovlik to Handler TO Olson. Sacrifice hits
browne 2. Stolen bases-Hamilton stew.
enson. UmpireB-Donohue and Held. Tim,
--ii50.
Witches 81 Bears z.
WICHITA, Aus. 3.-wichita defeated
Denver today for the third straight r,me
OF the series Score 8 TO 3.