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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
Braves to Protest the
Game Won by Giants

BOSTON. April 2S, 49, Today's
game between the Giants and the
Braves will be protested to President
Heydler OF the National league, Man
ager Fred Mitchell OF the Braves
announced tonight. He said that In
the fifth inning with the score tied
; TO 3. smith was on third with one
out when Bancroft flied out to
Cruise in deep right field, After the
catch was made, he said, Smith
scored. but Bancroft after passing
second on his way to third, stopped
and leisurely caught Cruises throw
on first bound. Mitchell said that
although there was no chance of
catching Smith at the place, BAN
croft's catch of this relay constituted
interference and smiths run should
not have counted.
Umpires Sentelle and KLEIN said
tonight they did not see Bancroft
catch the ball.
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ATTEND BOND HEARING
Attorney General and oklahoma AS
sistant County Attorney Take
Interest in Ada Suit.

o. OKLAHOMA CITY, April IS
George +. Short. attorney general,
md NJ S. Singleton, assistant county
attorney. viii attend the hearing at
Ada on the suit filed by that city for
recovery on sinking funds invested
in Pershing bonds. Singleton said
. here today.
"The attorney general Fnd | Vir-
tually agreed that the Ada case, be-
(, Ing so near like Oklahoma county's
case, would be considered ns test
case. and our action here would be
based upon the action there SIN
gleton said.
"The case is to come up shortly,
(, We understand. OF course, II II does
not, we win proceed ependently
. here and so ahead and file an $780,
900 suit fot recovery of county sink
ing funds invested in Pershing
. bonds. and interest on them" he
said.
Tuesday the board of county COM
missioners of Oklahoma county
unanimously passed "A resolution in
structing the county attorney TO In
stitute action Immediately to re-
cover the $4,000 invested In the
Pershing bonds,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
Lands Will Help
St. Louis Raise
Playground Fund

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 2s.-For-
mer Federal Judge Kenesaw Noun
tain Lands, supreme ruler of base
ball. will visit st. Louis May 25' 10
help make the Papa Club Field
Day" a success. Charles F. Hatfield.
director-general OF the movement.
announced. The judge has accepted
an invitation to be the guest of honor
at the celebration.
The Papa Club Field Day" Is to
he conducted under the auspices OF
the Papa Club of the st. Louis Park
and Playground association. Nm
athletic program at Sportsmen's 8
park. terminating with the Cardinal
Pittsburgh game on that day, feat
ures the tentative arrangements for
the day. Judge Lands Is to throw
the first ball, and make a short
speech.
The baseball commissioner will
be rendered a luncheon preceding
the program. In the evening he is to
be the guest OF the local Ohio So
ciety at banquet to be given in his
honor. The Judge is a native son of
Ohio.
Proceeds from the game are to be
turned over to the Park and Play
ground association to provide for
sporting paraphernalia for the local
Fairgrounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
M Racquet Men
Get Into Action
For Season Today

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 2S.-
University of Michlgan's tennis team
will go into action for the first time
this year tomorrow, the Pontiac
Tennis club furnishing the opposi-
tion In the initial practice match.
The Michigan schedule this season
IL the most pretentious In the history
of the sport at the University, due
to the increasing interest in this
activity.
Walter Westbrook. former star.
but who is ineligible this season be-
cause of the three-year rule. Is coach
OF the squad. which numbers 30
men. Among the more promising
candidates are Fritz Worcester and
Julian Zemon.
Michigan's conference schedule
follows:
May 5--Illnois at Ann Arbor.
May ll-Ohio State at Ann Arbor.
May 22-Northwestern at Ann Ar
Dor.
May rs. 26 and 27-Conference
singles and doubles championship at
Chicago.
May 29-Minnesota at Minneap-
oils.
May 3o--Wisconsin at Madison.
June 3-Chicago at Chicago.
June /. 2 and 3-Second annual
interscholastic tennis tournament.
singles and doubles. at Ann Arbor.
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YEYSTER'
DAYS


western League.
Sioux City 4, Tulsa 2.
Oklahoma City 10, Omaha 8.
ST. Joe 4, Des Moines Z.
Wichita 4 Denver
National League.
Boston 6. New York o.
brooklyn 7. Philadelphia 10.
Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati g..
st. Louis II. Chicago 3.
American. League.
AZ New York 10 Boston 3.
At Philadelphia 4, Washington 0.
At Detroit 6. Chicago Q.
At"St. Louis 2, Cleveland 2.
American A.sociation.
At Kansas city I. Columbus 7.
At st. Paul2 Louisville 4.
At Minneapolis 8. Indianapolis ).
At Milwaukee I, Toledo .,
Southern AssociR tion.
At Memphis .. Chattanooga ].
AZ Little Rock 3. Nashville I.
Other games rained out
Texns League.
At Houston 3, San Antonio 0.
At Dallae ,. Fort Worth u3 innings)
At Beaumont Ill. Galveston la tdou
hle-header).
At Shreveport 8. Wichita Falls . u
Innings.
Southwestern League.
All games rained out.
Westeru Association.
All games rained out.
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TT DEPENDS ON WHO
Is USING THE HEADLOCK

While we're on the subject of
the deadlock. there's one thing
about the attitude OF the fans that
seems peculiar to say the least.
In the Lewis-Zbyszko match
at Kansas City. which the writer
witnessed. the crowd yelled lust
as Justify against the Strangers
favorite hold az did the Tulsa
through at convention hall.
Once when Lewis got n hefty.
mnn-sized deadlock on the old
Poles knobby dome, n fellow sit
ting Just behind us got all peeved.
He hissed and booed. Rotten:
Dirty" he cried.
A few minutes later libby tried
Lewis own tactics. gripping the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
INDICr LAND COMPANY HEAD
Former President of Kansas Guy
RCnl EstnIc EIrms Hcld for Ernmd

KANSAS NITl, April 2N--NTf
Parker, former president Of the w.
Z. Stewart Lane company was in
dicted by q federal grand jury here
today and six other officials and
former officials or the company
were reindicted on charges OF us
ing the mails TO detraud in connec-
tion with the sales OF Texas lands
Those reindicted were w. T.. Stew
! arw, C. f. Adams, ]. A. KenaEy,
ID. +. Kirgan and G. f. c. Iadd.
3 Reindictment OF these men was
made necessary by discovery OF
. Parker's alleged connection with
:. the case, according to the u. S
district attorney
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Australian Hope
VIII Meet Brennan,

NEW YORK. April 2s.--It was
reported here today that the first
bout Jim Tracey. the Australian
heavyweight, champion, touted as
Dempsey's successor. will engage In
here will be with Bin Brennan.
Tracey and Brennan are expected to
sign articles for a bout in Madison
Square Garden on May Is.
Tracey may also be matched with
Louis Firpo. South American heavy
weight champion.
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MACHINE
IS WORKED OVER
BY BOSS MATTICK
Jaunt Starts With Stuart
on Second and Paddy
Bauman on Bench

Special to The WufIi
SlOtX CITY. f.yu. ArN 2S.--Au
.tr,,s, c,,lr,Iy U..y jtl,k,r mnruu,
a''''', ,',, ,,.....
Fott'd upon l'' i'''' ~
park today took advantage oi
ovc,ythlrr ihat ,,mo It's way and
.,..a5 a.. ............ .,.,,, ~ IT,.
~ t,t.
frHt h'Inp s''"I .'''" cd" i''''
Nolts Tulsa oIl"it 'y tho score OF
to2
Athough m, weather cuud Itious
were not ideal for a baseball game,
2.5g2 fans paid CO. see tho opening
game.
Punched hug with bases on balls
paved the way for the Packer vie.
tory. Jack T,.r. ace Of last year,
pitching staff. was on tho mound for
Tho Soo's aud di1 well lie wis
strong In the pluyhcs aud was given
good support by hls teammates. lie
started strong by striking out two
men In the first frame after Bon
nett. the lcHd-un man. had ground
ed out.
Tcsar Going Strong.
In the second inning the OU"rS
filled the bases, after two men had
been retired. bat Tosar famed
BOpnlgI lUI the 'liilN Out llt h'pl
M his good work by striking out
the first two men TO bat In the thitd.
He famed eight OF the visitors and
never showed any sign OF weaken
Ing during the nine innings.
Roth teams played a snappy
game In the field. the only error reg
is,ercd coming i'm the ninth when
IIomInpwnv bohbled Ueunett'a eagy
,,o,,nd.r nfier two we're ont.
rssnr wns hated harder than
pnahIar hut wns NOR. fortunate
- ,,,,,, ,,,,dc n,gh, .afeties five
- ,,,o ,ruisn bions bsiny good for
~. W. -,
W. rr, -" n.ot,ors ,beaterod ,o score I'm
a.. a., inniry iIamil,on onenod
~ ,nning with "A shnrp single
wv ,",i'e H. ,o,, a., co,,or fiold hut
osn''.s' ',o "" , -, 49, s,ra,'h :,
was un,oM" ou' 'se ,,or IIn,,s
into a'"u. ,, ,,, rish
ingway hau sioulueu ~ ntsn
walkeu anu sIole se.o'u, W. as,
drew base on ou''s' pul lle VI,
ostereard could 40 was u eosy Ivy
to LeIiVet.
Take lcnu IN Third'
- The Soos went INTO the Ieau IN
the third inning ana never were
headed. Hamilton led OH with
single TO center. Hemingway GROUND.
ed out and Fish forced Hamiiton at
sccond. Elsh ana Metz talheu on
Robinson's infield MT which stuart
Knocked down, but was unapie 70
ueid. Ostergrad TOOK third oh IN"
splay and scored moment iater
when he ana Robinson successln'iy
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Boxer Quits HarUdrd
Because of Troubles

|, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April as
Friends of Frederick r. (Kid)
Wedge today expressed the belief
that family difficulties were re-
sponsible for the former pugilists
departure from Harvard. They
state that the KIDS departure fol-
lowed closely a letter from Prudence
Wedge. his wife. In Tucson. Ariz., to
whom he has frequently attributed
his success In a fight for an educa-
tion. Wedge, It was said. was visibiy
affected by the letter. Harvard au-
thorities have given him to UNDER
stand that he may return to his
studies IL he so desires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
Texas A Pacific shops Closed.

MARSHALL, Texas, April 2s,-
lhe entire Texas IL Pacific shops will
suspend work indefinitely tomorrow,
according to an official notice post :
eu 'ouaS. Several hundred men will
be affected. Necessity OF using ali
available funds for repairing flood
damage to the road was given as the
slsnsa for the shutdown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29

xIIatted for O'Rourke In fifth.
xsRatt,d for Fullerton in eighth.
xxxBatted for Dodge In ninth.
Boston sfone oy ,,.,s ,nn,nss .No,o vos oci- q
New York ...........t02 100 03x-i0
summary: Two-base hits-Ward. Du-
gan, Miller. Three base hits-Fullerton.
Baker. Home run-Witt. Double play-
Dugan to Pratt, Burns to Ruel. BasesNon
balIs-Of Karr l. off Fullerton 2. off
Bush 2. Struck out.-By Bush I. Runs
Dusan O. smith. Witt ), Fewster. Baker
q Miller. Ward. Scott. SchanE. Errors
Harris. Ward 2. Scott
Senators o, Athletics 4.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Mogrldge
held Philadelphia to seven hits today.
while his teammates hammered H. Harris
and Eckert for 10 hits and a 9-te-t VIC
tory. Dykes long home run and Bush's :
fielding were features.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
Unions VIII Vote on Strike

NEW YORK, April 28.-Union
men In the newsprint paper indus
Try Of Canada and the United States
wifi begin balloting Sunday on ac-
ceptance or rejection of manufec-
turers ultimatlon by which the en-
Moves would withdraw demands for
wage cuts and elimination OF over.
time II permitted to put unskillee
HorkaGs on an open shop basis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
.DES MONIES TURN
SAINTS UP SIDE
DOWN IN OPENER
Six Home Runs Feature
Hard Hitting Game;
Rout Omaha 1916

DIES MONIES. Iowa, April 2s.--Brtore
an opening day crowd Of i.b6O persons
Des MolneH defeated ST. Joseph this aft
runs figured prominently IN the run maxi
ing. Lynch hurled a steady game for
bcr Mnines. while McColl was unsteady
his teammates making seven errors Gov
ernnr Kendall OF Iowa pitched tho first
bali
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witches RDut Grizzlies,

DENNEN t0lo,, AprIl N.-WIchItR ceI-
cbrHtcd the opening OF the Western league
season here today by defeating Denver
to |. Gregory was In the box for the
visitors and pitched an Rirtighth game,
four hits being tho total made Off his
delivery Bcedle started for Denver, but
was taken out IN the second with tho
bases tull, Salisbury, who was sent In,
held Wichita scorelcss In that round.
Timely hitting by wichita, coupled with
er.,rs and bases on balls on ptnVor's part,
won the game for last years Western
league champs
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Wrestling Match Ends I'm Fight.

CHICAGO, April 2S.--Johnny
Meyers. middleweight champion. and
Heinie Engel OF Dubuque. wrestled
a draw here last night. The hout
was rough and at the finish the men
started fighting with their fists, a
near riot resulting.
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zIIattod Tor Keene In seventh,
zzBatted for Kaufman In sixth.
st Louis ..............toJ OO1 2ni--li
Chicago .............OO 600 2OI 900 :
Suninnryi Two-base hlts-Stock Krug,
Grimes ?. MtHenry. Smith. Three base
hits-Stntz g. Home runs-Hornsby 2,
AInsmlth McHenry Double plays-La- =
vanNo Hornsby to Fournier ., Kelleher to
Klugman to Grimes. bases on bans-Oft
struck out-Uy Recne 4. by Sheridel 3.
Runs--SmiyN 2. Stock. Hurnsby 2, Heath
cote :. McHenry 2, Ainsmith. Hollocher,
Grimes Fribers. Errors-Stock, Lavan,
kpeue
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PITTSBURGH, April Cincinnati
punched five hits of Carlson In two In
ninEs today ana the Reds defeated PITTS.
burgh. TO q. three hits and an error re-
sultlng In three Cincinnati runs IN the
third inning. while two more we're scored
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zRatted for Stoner In sixth.
zzBatted for Dauss In eighth.
Detroit ..,.,........... .002 0i0 20i-6
summary; Two-base hits-Mostil, Me-
Clelian, Blue. Three-base hit-Blue.
Home run-McClellan. Double play
Cutshaw to Rigney TO Blue. Bases on
bails-on Davenport 2, off Wilkinson 6,
off Oldham 2 off Dauss !, Oft johnson I.
Runs-Johnson 3. Mcclellan. Collins Mos
I'll 2 Shelley. Cutshaw, veach, Blue 2,
Bassler. Oldham No errors
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general Of the state of Wisconsin,
all theaters of the state which ex-
hibit animal acts must secure a
state license as a circus and pay a
foe of $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
GIANTS CAPTURE
SEE-SAW' BATTLE
FROM BOSTON lO-6
Cards Boost Standing in
Fast Battle With Cubs;
Reds Make Pirates Over

BOsTON Aprl ~ New YORK. ptofted
ana eighth innings. beating Boston. 10 to
o. The home team was IN the lead twice
ana 0uthtt tho yisituts, but could not hold
the champions in the pincheH Bostun
made four double plays ana New York
three.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
Ollahems City.

city 4, omaha G. Two-base hits-Gisla-
son, Griffin, Long. Three base hit-Gis-
lapon, Double play--Gislason to wilcox
to Sncdccor. Left on bHses-Oklah homa
city 10, Omaha O, HGsc on halls-Off
okrle ?. OFT Wilson !, OF Allen T. STRUCK
out--By Wilson ., by Allen /, hit b.
pitcher--ny Okrly . Hits-On Okrie :
in one-thlrd. Off Wilson . in s2-s. Time
li5. Cmpires-Browne and McGloom.
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NIinttcd for Buciilcr In ninth.
SIOUX CITY

GInnis 2. Crosby, Bcnnctt. tcIi,clf,
ltobinsOn. Sacrifice hlt--Nnrr.
Stolen bnScs---ElsI,, Robinson, Os,cr-
gard, Hamilton. Double plays
ioChlcr 10 Stuart To Icilvclt. Iiamii-
ton 10 Metz; Mari to Hemingway to
Metz. Left on bnscs--Tulsa IL.
sioux city 10. Basc on bnlls--Off
Bochlcr ;, off Tcsar g.. Struck out
By Bochlcr 4, by Tcsar y. wild pitch
.--IcsRr. Passed bnll--t,uCry.
Earned runs-JulsH 2, Sioux city 4.
Umpircs Ormsby and Holmes,
Time so.
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Rally in First beat. Omaha.

OMAHA. Neb., April S.--Oklahoma
city, scoring rino runs IN the iirs inning
defeated Omaha here today 10 to 6, Okrie
was wild In the first hitting two okla
homR bAtterH allowing two hits and two
men 20 walk with no outs made,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-29
WILLIAMS CIRCUIT
|CLOUT BREAKS UP
PITCHERS DUEL
Yanks Have Easy Time
Putting Boston Out
of Running

ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-Kenneth will
Hams home run In the seventh inning
his seventh IN six days. brSke up n pitch.
today and the browns defeated Cleveland,
to 2. Shocker hit homer N tho sixth.
tying the score.
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summary Two-bsse Bancroft.
Powell. Ford. HucckcL 1hree-bas hits
Smth. Ford. Double plays-N,ht to Ian.
croft Eehf 10 bancroft to Kelly, Groh TO
Raw linEA to Kelly Kopf to FORD to bar-
bare kOpf tu Hoeckel Bases On balls
or kehf ., OF watson 7. OF Dcachger 3.
struck uut-By Nehf Z, by Watson 2, by
Depohgrr 2. Huus-liancroft 2. Young
Meusrl. Kelly 2, SINNERS, Smith 2. Neht
Powell. nicholson, iiueckcl, kopf. Ford.
ONeilL Errors liarbafe Boeckel. Ford,
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C.rds win BehInd sbprIdeI,

CHICAGO. April 3s -Sheridel held Chit
cago Ia, six hits today. while St Louis
pounded the local pitchers for Is hits IN
Guiding home runs by Mciienry. Ainsnlth
ana two by Hornsby. and easily won. IL
to =.
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nRoOKIYN April 2s.--rhe Phillies
hatted Grimes from the box today and
beat brooklyn 10 to 7. Grimes was ham
mercd for ~ hits in la innings, after
visitors runless. Hubbcll was effective
until tho sixth. after which the Dodgers
rallied and made seven runs off IL hits.
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sSisler out, hit by batted ball
Sxiiatted for Shlnault In ninth.
Score by innings:
tieNeldnn .'ssss's .'..suVV lUl UVV-G
St. Louis .............1O o0i l0x-3
summary; Two-base hits-Sisler, Nc.
Manus. Home runs-Shocker, Williams.
Double pisys--Sreaker to Shinauit. Ste
phenson and McInnis. stolen base-Sisl~r
.. bases on balls-On shocker I, off
Mails -. struck out-By Shocker g. by
Mails .. Runs-McInnis, Seweil. Sisler.
Williams. Shocker. Error-wlliams
Yapks Trim Red sox.
NEW YORK April 2s--The New York
Americans easily defeated Boston today.
10 to 3. The Red Sox made n triple play
In the second inning. Waltr Pipp, New
Yorks first baseman. who did not miss
a game all last season, was out OF today's
game as result OF a minor operation on
his nose.
gcnre.
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According to Mrs. Dora Alexander
Talley, OF Omaha, delegate to the
National Fraternal congress-. TO-
100000 Americans are members OF
fraternal insurance societies,
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STODANS


Westeyu League.
TUASA AT SIOUX CITY.
Oklahoma City at Omaha.
wichita at Denver.
st. Joseph at Des Moines.
National League.
Sc. Louis at Chicago,
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis
American Association.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Southern Association.
Chattanooga at Memphis.
Mobile at birmingham
Nashville at Little Rock.
Kew Orleans at Atlanta.
Texas League.
Galveston at Beaumont.
San Antonio at Houston,
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Wichita Falls at Shreveport.
southwestern League.
Salina at Bartlesville.
Topeka at Sapulpa.
Hutc chinson at Coffeyville.
Independence at Muskogee.
Western Association.
Henryetta at Springfield.
Fort Smith at Joplin.
McAlester at Okmulgee.
Enid at Pawhuska
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LehueS Clan Drops First Game Road Trip Sioux City 4o.
Fans Would Bar HeadlOck!
Well HOW About Dempsey$S
Righf and Babe S Home Runs?
Wrestling Steps Boldly Into Lmelisht in Tulsa Following
Great Match Between Buckley and Lewis; Collegian
Sure to Be Big Card Here in Next Appearance.

Strangers head under his own
good right arm.
"Ho, ho--pull It off, libby"
shouted the fan who "A short time
before had though the deadlock
30 dirty. II seems that II depends
on who gets n deadlock whether
it's inhuman and all that.
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summary; Two-bass hlts-Patterson.
washhurn, Comes, Three.base hit--Her-
ger. sacrifice hit-Conlan. Passed ball
Spencer, struck out-ny Reedle l. by
Salisbury T. by Gregory 9. Bsse on balls
-Otf Becde 2, Double play-PHtterson
to ShAnley, Hits-OU Heedle In . In
nlngs, off salisbury 2 In innings off
HUNK in innings. Umpires-Fitzpat-
rick and burnside. Time 1850.
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NHdttcd Tor hnndler III ninfh.
AZ Hated for McColl In ninth.
Score by innings:
ST. Joseph ...,.........io0 oio o?o--t
D'b MblnfN sssssssss ..ssgU NUU aUN-T
summary; Runs-Corriden, Fisher 2,
Mcdonald Milan, Grant 2. Horan, Gra-
ham. Yuma. Hammer Errors--Defate, Nu-
fer @ HANDLER. McColl Yuma 2, Home
runr-Fisher 2. Graham, Horan, Yuma
Corridcn. Thrs-bsse hit--McDunald. Two
base hits-Milan, Wagner. McColl. Sac
rifloe hits.uIant. Horan. stolen base
furgeOn. Left on base-St. Joseph o, Des
Moines 7. struck out--Uy Lynch O. by
McCnli :. Base on bRils-OH Lynch 2,
Oft McColl 0. Ecarned runs-Des Moines
I, st. oJseph I. Double plays-Dsfats To
Nufcr to Grover 2. McCoi to KaUsilrr to
Grover. Mcdonald To Nufer To Grover,
umpires and Anderson. Time
las.
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rBattcd Tor Eokert In ninth,
Score by innings:N
washington ............llO lls VIZ
Philadelphia .....s....100 ool 10
summary: Two.6ase hits-Judge .,
Galloway. Bush. Walker Mosridxe. Three
base hits. Harris Home run-Dykes.
Double pisy--Gaiioway 10 Youn gto John
ston. Bases on balls-B. Harris 6. Eek
ert Z, Mogridge 2. Struck out-By II.
Harris 2, by Eckert 2, by Nogridge 4.
Runs-smith, s. Harris q, Judge, Charity.
Bush Q, Mogridge, Young. Walker 2.
Dykes. Errors-Peckinpaugh, Young,
Scheer, Galloway
Stoner In AEPin.
DETROIT, ApriI 2s.--Chfcsgo appeared
hero for the fret time this season and
defeated Detroit TO 6. Davenportls
wildness forced his removal In the third.
Oldham was driven from the box In the
sixth and Mcclellan, the first man to
face Stoner. his successor, hut over the
iett-fieid fence for a home run. driving In
two men ahead Of him.
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ranville, nishoe. Mokan Thtee-bass hits
--Cavency, Mokan Traynor Double plays
Carlson to Traynnr to Grimm. Grimm to
Evans HascH on bal!s-OffCouch 2, Off
Carlson /. of Wheeler 2, struck out
Dy Couch q by Carlson q. Runs-Dau-
bert. duncan. Harper 2, Pinelll, Traynor
Moknn, Grimm. Errors-Caveney, Wingo,
Evans
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Double play-King to Leslie TO Hubbell.
Bases on bAlls-On Grimes /, Oft Mamaux
/. OF Gordonier .. Off Huhbel |, struck
out-Dy Grimes 2, by MamauS I. by Cor
donler .. Runs-Rarp g. King, parkin-
son, Leslie, Henline. Hubhell 3 Lchour-
VeRu. High, Johnston. IL, Griffith, Olson,
Schmandt. Miller Post Error Olson.
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sBattcd for HANDLER In ninth.
SsHattcd for McColl In ninth.
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hkooklfn.
phllad.lshts

zl(an for Fletcher In fourth,
,Batted for MamnuN IN seventh.
NNllatted for Gurdonler In rin'h.
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Totals as IS ~ ~

.Battcd for Eokert In ninth.
Score by innlnRs:L