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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Babe Ruth Ready
To Get Back Into
Old Uniform Soon

NEW YORK, MAY t7.-Twenty
pounds lighter than he was several
weeks ago Babe Ruth, almost a
baseball player again, was putting In
his final preparations FOR re-enisr-
sg the line-up saturday in the
game between tho Nanks and the 81
Louis Browns Alternating with Ruth
In the bgttcrs' box at the Polo
grounds this morninR--as has been
the case every morning since the
Nanks CAME home for long stay
was Bob Meusoi. fellow exile from
the game.
Tho Bambino believes that he will
break his home record OF SO that he
established last year, although he Is
not IN playing form, Meusel, who
hattcd out 2i four-baggers last sea-
son, was NOT so confident OF extend
ing his own record
Babe said today that he had not
recovered his fun strength since his
recent operation for the removal OF
his tonsiis but that he felt bettor.
Babe is far from worried over tho
home-run hitting penchant OF Ken
Meth Williams, 81, Louis American
sljgser who has a count of IL TO
date, Just equal with Ruth's stand =
ing this time last year
"Oh, he'll quit" Ruth said. Hes
only good on the 81. Louis field"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Texas Aggies Win
Interc ollegiate
Track Field Meet

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, May If
Texas \. n NJ. retained tho south
western intercollegiate conference
track mpionship by winning the
meet closed today with total of 80
points their nearest competitors, tho
University OF Texas, securing S3.
Rice institute came third with 23 -
points. Oklahoma \. &, NJ, fourth
with 90. the University OF Arkansas
fifth with 10, southern Methodist
university sixth with 10 IL and
Baylor last with 5 points.
Five Southwestern conference rec
ords were broken. These were the
Ss0-yard run broken by Guyor Of
Baylor with / minute, 80 2-h see
onds: the two-mile by Trout OF Tex
as university I'm 10 minutes 2-5
seconds: the broad jump, IL Y.
HinCkley Of Rice with n leap ~ 90
feet inches; the discus throw by
Keen OF Texas 4. & NJ. nj i3a feet.
l-2 inches, and the i0vclin throw
by peitricX Of Texas A. n NJ. with a
toss OF lS3 feet, I 4-5 inches. Keen
and pcidrick only hottercd the iron
records as they were qlready the
record holders Picholl Arkansas,
captain. was the high individual man
OF the meet with II points He cap
tured easy flrsts in both the high
and low hurdles and tied with Grove
OF y. NJ u. for first In the running
high Jump. He was also the final
man In the Arkansas relay team
which c-ptured fourth place in the
final event
Keen OF Texas a, & NJ. was second
IN individual points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
40 STANZAS OF
BOXING SET FOR
MONDAY EVENING
Jeff Smith Will Reach
Tulsa Saturday; to
Walk Out Sunday

I'm not n promotcr--but I'm a
fan, and l think l know what the
other fans want to see."
This was the statement last night
of l.. II. Lantz. director of Joe Car
son Athletic club, in paving the way
for the announcement that the
American Legion's Boxing club
would offer 40 rounds of boxing at
its inaugural show next Monday
night at which Jeff Smith. the Bay
onne Thunderbolt. and Sailor Glenn
Clickner of Tulsa, will be the head
liners.
: Lantz said the entire card had not
been completed but that the 10
round semiwindup would bring to-
gother frankie Osner, Tulsa ban
tam, and Young California of Shaw
nee, who boxed an exciting l0-round
draw at Shawnee recently. Lantz
declared that he did not consider
that Osner's defeat at the hands OF
Joe Fisher of Muskogee at Me-
Nulty parS Tuesday night would
hurt him in the eyes OF boxing fans
because OF the weight he was wiving
away in this match.
There will be three other bouts
on the program, five altogether. A
four-round curtain-r raiser, a six
rounder and an c'gN
precede Osner and California. In
the first Of the evening IA paIr Uf d. e
gantic negroes. Kid Gardner Of
Boynton and Battling Pluto OF
Tulsa, will mix.
Clickner yesterday continued his
training for jeff Smith. The sailor
is working daily with Warnie Smith,
the Bartlesville welterweight. at the
7. A. c. gynaslum under the Termi-
nal hotel, and a goodly number of
rams each afternoon watch him
perform. Those who see Clickner are
favorably impressed with his APP
Pearance. He undoubtedly is in Won
derful condition,
Dan Morgan. manager of Welter-
weight Champion Jack Britton. ex-
pressed surprise at Clickhers work
in training for Smith. He said IL
Cickner's work in the ring was as
good as that In the gym he would
be tough assignment for any light
heavyweight
JEFF Smith will not he here until
saturday morning. according to a
telegram received yesterday by Di-
rector Lant2 from Smiths manager.
Al Llppe. He will work out Saturday
and Sunday afternoon in public.
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Drillcrs Win Eleventh.

OKMULGEE, May 17.-The Drill
crs staged u brilliant ninth-inniug
rally here today, tying tho score and
won the game In the eleventh by
score Z To g. Coming up In their
half of the ninth with the score
q to against them the Drillors made
two out In succession and then Camo
the rally which finally tied the
score before Elmoro struck the last
nriller out. Elmore pitched tight
ball, allowing but three scratch sin
giles till the ninth when he was
counted on for seven safe blows and
q walk besides two doubles. Walkup
pitched tight ball for the locals but
xix errors save the visitors their
opportunities to score. Il was the
most brilliant baseball ever seen on
tho local lot l.ipps and Erwin, the
first two men up In the ninth. were
easy outs. Wuffli singled and the
rally was on.
Score by innings, R.H. 4.
Okmulgee 200 600 OO6 OIL II 4
Joplin ...O0l eco 100 OO--6 II I
Batteries --WHikup, Kramer and
Agnow. Gilmore and street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
GYPS|ES CINCH
LEAGUE OPENER
IN LATE RALLY
Large Crowd Watches
First Game; Champs
Play Tonight

Going into the seventh inning with
the score 3 10 against them, the
Gypsies pried the lid Off a slugginE
match that netted three runs and
gave them the opening game OF the
on league pennant chase 4-3 at
McNulty park yesterday afternoon.
Last years champions will get into
action tonight when they buck up
against the Cosden sluggers at Nc
Nulty park at $50 o'clock tonight
A large crowd followed the teams
to the park yesterday afternoon to
watch the Gypsy and the Pierce
teams unCork the l922 season.
The Gypsy aggregation broke the
ice first In the second inning when
they opened little hitting rally and
pushed over two runs. The Pierce
clan put over tally In the third
and then tied the count with another
ono in the fourth.
In the first half of the sixth. the
Pierce elan spanked out four clean
hits and scored once, taking the
lead, with an inning and half TO GO
The Gypsy team made blows count
and scored twice on two blows, a
sacrifice and an error.
Score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Find OUerseds Vet
Wandering in Woods;
Lived as a RecIuse

SALTWATER, May i7.-Floyd
l.. Fredericks, an overseas veteran
who was wounded at Vicy. is in
the county jail here pending an
investigation of his sanity by Dr..
G. Il, Sexton, acting assistant sur
geon OF the United States public
health service. Fredericks was
captured by posse and turned
over to Sheriff o. r. Lilley after
he had lived in the open in the
hills of Payne county for two
weeks.
When found, Fredericks was
clad in rags. strips OF what were
once shoes barely covering his
feet, In pocket were found
fragments OF his honorable dis
charge from the army.
Doctor Sexton expressed the
belief that Frederick was a victim
OF shell shock lie said the man
has two brothers and a sister liv-
ing al Drumr!ght and two sisters
living at Enid. His discharge
shows he is a native Missourlan.
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sBetted Tor Lansing In ninth.
Score by Innings,
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Ninth Uncertain.

Lukanovlc hurled for Tulsa In tho
eighth. walking fisher and Tate, but
he too escaped. There was n chance
for many things in the final session.
Young had famed Lukanovio and
had caused Bennett to fly to Pitt
when Thompson singled and Davis
doubled, Thompson stopped at thlrd
where he died, when Lamb popped
TO Massey.
Oklahoma City went to the bat IN
the last OF the ninth one run behind
Pitt, first up, got "a life on Nc
Giunis' error. lie advanced on Mid
dleton's sacrifice, with Giuglard'
at bat, the hit and run was put on.
As Iukanovlc started his delivery
Pitt set out at fun speed for third.
Ginglardi met the ball squarely Tor
n sizzling hopper between short and
third that would have scored PITT
with ease, but it crossed tho base
line lust as Pitt arrived at the same
spot. Clarence tried his hest tC
avoid being hit but his speed wa'
too great and he was gragod by tn,
ball, retiring him. Bates alSo singled
and this brought Black to the mound
for Tulsa, Fisher was hit hy q
pitched ball. filling the bases
There were one and two down whcI
the fate OF the game was checked
up to Massey. Mike took two ball
and a strike and then smashed on'
almost, to the Identical spot wher'
Pitt had been hit. BY supreme
effort McGinnls gathered II In on'
shot the bali TO Baumau at secon'
in time 90 head Off Fisher for thu
final out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
OKLAHOMA CITY.

Inflated for Allen In seventh.
ANNiIaitcd for Warden In eighth.
Score by innings;
Tulsa .,...........t0O OiO 1000
Oklahoma city .,.itO 1Oi tOO--S
summary: Two-basc hits---Dn-
Wis. =; Ginglardi, Rates. Covclcsi<ic.
Three base hits--Iishcg. Sacrifice
Middleton (2).
Stolen bnscs--Pitt (2); Lciiyclt.
Base on bnlIs---Iiichmond, 3; Uaug-
land. 1 Lukanoyic. 2: CoyclcsRic,
?. hit by pitchcr--Fisbcr by Black.
Gingglardi by Richmond. struck our
--itlchmond 3. Runs aud hits Off
Richmond. 1 and II In SIX innings;
liougland 4 ana 1 In one inning
Lukonovic. o and . IN 1 "a inning
BinCk. o aud q In Ia inning; Cove
Icskic and 10 In u 2-3 innhlgs;
A1cn and I In Ia innings; Warden
u and 1 In I inning; Young u and .
In 1 inning. Earned runs-Tuisa %:
Oklahoma city Z. Double pinys-I.amb
To Mct.innis To Crosby. Left on bases
TULSA 1885, Oklahoma city ia. Um-
pircs--iioimcs and Crosby. Timc--2
hours and 5 minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
<SEODAY'S
E4GAM IS

- Western Icague.
TULSA At OKLAHOMA CITY.
81, Joseph Wichita
Denver At Dea Muines.
omaha at Sioux city
National League.
Hoston at Chicago,
Brooklyn at - Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia At Cincinnati.
American League.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at huston.
American Association,
Indianapolis az touisville
Kansas CitS nt Milwaukee.
81. Pnul at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Toledo.
southern Association.
Nashville ut Chattanooga.
New orleans az Little Rock.
Mobile ut Memphis
only three games scheduled.
TeNus League.
Galveston at Dallas.
Houston at Shreveport.
beaumont Mt Fort Worth,
san Antonio at Wichita Falls
southwestern League.
Iiarilosyille al SHpulpa,
toffeNillc az Nuskogee.
Topeka At Spllua
Hutchinson at Independence.
Western Association,
Springfield Ht MrAlestet.
Joplin At Okmulgre.
Honryettp a. rawhuaka.
Fort smith at End.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Sunday School League.

Two postponed games were played
off in the Sunday school league last
night. First Christians have
strengthened their team considerable
and sprung surprise by defeating
the First Baptist outfit IL to /.
Emmanuel Baptist defeated First NJ.
II. to 6. The score was to 6 in
the last half of the ninth inning,
one Emmanuel Baptist man making
a double and going TO third on a
passed ball; the next two men were
famed by Pitcher Cory of the First
VI. f., but the last man singled.
bringing in the winning run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Investigate Trade
OF School Bonds for
Oil Company Stock

Ell RENO, May l7.-Grand
jury investigation of transactions
through which the Commercial
bank of El emo is alleged TO
have traded s2l4,OO0 worth OF
FL Reno school bonds for s25o,-
600 In bonds of the Old Colony
Petroleum company, is asked In
a petition circulated here today.
Tho petroleum company now is
in the hands OF a receiver
The difference between the face
value of the school bonds and
those of the oil company. Is al
legged 10 have been paid by the
bank in certificates OF deposit, as
a commission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Oilers Fight From Behind Seventh and Take Opener From Oklahoma
THRILLING BATTLE
MARKS FIRST CLASH
WITH HOLLAND CLUB
Lelivets SuRgers Pound Coveleskie Allen, Warden and
Young for 10 Safe Swats; Tulsa Moves Up
Ahead Of Indians by Winning

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 17--rulsa o. Oklahoma City
tells the tale of the first clash Of the year between Indians
and Oilers 1t of the most desperately contested
games played the local lot Eight pitchers
brought into the fray four by each team Each used
pinch hitter in the seventh and each delivered hit and
Harry Coveleskie started for Oklahoma City and Ray
Richmond for Tulsa Both baed rather freely during
the early rounds but by pitching great ball in the pnches
managed TO keep runs at minimum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
WYNoNA TO PAY INTEREST
Usage County Town Finds Money to
Pay Dcfaultcd Obligations.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May IL
Interest payments on public inn
provement bonds of the city OF wy
mona will begin at once, according
to letter received here today by
George +. Short, attorney-general,
from j. w. Reynolds, city treasurer
at Wynona, osage county. Interest
payments on the Wynona bonds were
deiaulted some time ago.
According TO Reynolds, $4,000 OF
the total OF $4,000 now due on in
terest coupons is available In the
city treasury there for the retire.
ment OF the coupons. The balance,
IT is said, will be on hand in a short
time. The statement was made that
all interest paymso4o due then
would be ssttlsA
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Western Association
Niuskolce Too Much,

MUSkOGEE, May 17.--Munsoll
held Corfeyvillo at his mercy today
and the Nets won, to 0. only 81
men faced him and he walked but
once. Two of the four hits scored
against him were scratches, Clan
ton OF Muekogeo opened the seventh
inning with homo run.
Score by innings;
Coffeyville 900 GOO 000--0 o 4
Muskogee ..il0 600 3O0--5 .
Batteries. Ilarwuod and Ennis.
Munsell and Nichols.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Frush and ReisLer
Are Suspended
Special 70 The Wnrlh.

Special TO The World.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, May IL.
Suspension for one year OF Danny
Frush of Baltimore and Johnny
Reisler of New York. reatherweight
boxers, was announced here today
by Thomas w, Bigger, state boxing
com missioner. The commlssioner
added that recommendation will be
made that they be barred from ring
events in all states where there is
legalized boxing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
WICHITA TAKES
SERIES OPENER
FROM ST. JOSEPH
Des Moines Defeats Den
yer 9 to 2 in Open
ing Battle

WICHITA, Kan. May l7.--Wichita took
the first Of a series with ST. Joseph mere
today in an exciting game OF baseball by
a score OF to &. ST. Joseph tied the
score on two different occasions and In
the first half Of the eighth scored twu
runs to take one-run lead, hut the 1891
champions came back with big rally
which ended with Washburn's nome run
and clinchcd the game. Fishers batting
was feature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Get Jury TO Try Cohen.

WALTERS. May IA jury to
try Leo Cohen, charged with the
killing of Russell Sprague, Lawton
service car driver. was selected here
late today after two jury panels, to-
falling $50 men, had been exhausted.
Examination OF prospective Jurors
began Manday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
cls,.l,ns
dated for Keefe In sisth.
"a iiht'ed Tor Edwards In ninth.

Elated Tor Keefe In sisth.
MINATED Tor Edwards In ninth.
Hcore by lrninEs
,l'N'lHn1 sssasHs ssttss. tZO VO0 O00--f
New York ....s......... 033 0i0 0oH-s
summary Two.hase hit--seweiL Three
base hit Mutray--uoms runs--MurrBy.
BAKER. Double plAy---Ward to Scott 10
Iipp. Bases or halls-On Shawkey e. off
Murray 3. OF Uhie 3. or Ksefe l. or I'd.
wards 4 struck out--By uhle l. BY Ksefo
J. by Edwards !. by Murray Runs
speaker Mctnnis., NunamAker Uhle,
Fews'er. Baker ?. Plpp. Scott. Murray.
Error Sew4ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

DIES MONIES, May l7.--Lynch out
pitched Bunk oil the way and Des Moines
defeated Denver In the first game OF the
series, to ,. Charles German, local sec
ond basenan, walked the first time al
bat, making II seven successive times he
has been passed, He reached first on MS
four other tripH 10 the plate today on
three hits ana an error, II being eleven
consecutive times that he had reached
first base. The fielding OF spranger. Tur-
geon and German were features.
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nrowns 90 Fiooey In Smith.

BOSTON. May i7.--Two errors by McMa-
nus on eroundora by Lelbold and Menosty.
pass to Pratt. which filled the bases.
Smiths single TO left. which scorsd two
runs. perfect bunt by Dughn, which
filled the bstes again, and sacrifice fys
to left by Burns ana Foster gave Boston
four runs in the ninth inning today. Bos-
ton defeating St Louis TO until the
ninth Nangiider held Boston 20 four hits
and received sensational support.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Cards II, Robins o

sr. LOUIS. May l7.--The locals "a,
rine hits for seven runs OF GfImes /.
Ing his four innings on the mound :.
pounded Gorliner for Tive more hrs
featlng Brooklyn today. II 20 o II .
Sherdeis sixth consecutive victory A
cult drive was made by Top0rcet y
smith on base, and one was knocked
Smith with Shsrdel on. Harnsby ,
pounded out a four.baser. being his N
this season.
Erpras
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X. OF C. Secretary Is Ill.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May III,
T. Nugent of ST, Louis, secretary
the Missouri knights Of Column
is critically Ill In a hospital b
and members OF his family h
been summoned. NuGent was s'r
en- at the session OF the statAi
vention Of the order late yessS
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'uIlHlhls iNAnN-NlttIs 'tlIlnfH fltn-
er 9, DEBATE. Berger ., Wsshbutn 2, East.
Mcdowell e. Haley. Gregory Errors--Oi-
son. honowitz. ursbowskL Berser, Biakes-
ley. Sacrifice hit-L. Smith, Two-base
hits-fisher, DEBATE 2, Berger, East :.
Three-base hit--Fisher, Home run--oiscn,
Fisher, Mcdowell, washburn. Hlts-ott
Bird l in two-thirds. Double piays--Mc-
powell to Nufer TO washburp, Nufer to
DEBATE TO Olson. Struck out-zBy Gregory
/, by Hovlk 2. Base on balls-On How
lik s. Left or hasc--Wichita Z. St Jo-
seph .. Earned runs-St. Joseph T. wich-
Time 1855.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
German Answer Unsatisfactory.

PARIS, May IL - The reparstions
commission tonight announced that
IL is not satisfied with the German
proposition In answer TO ihe allied
statement regarding control OF taxes
for the reparations payments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
SpringdaIe Wants Game.

The springdale Ball Team chal-
lenges all other amateur teams who
read this announcement. Those who
would like to accept this challenge
call L. y. 25, and ask for> Living
ston. II Is preferred that they get
games for Saturday and Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
COLLEGIAN PUTS
YANKS IN GAME
WITH CLEVELAND
Athletics Edge Out in
Thirteen Innings
Against Sox

NEW YORK, hsy i7.--senss tional
plichinE ana hitting by Ueorgs Murray
yankees 70 dsfeat Cleveland today 70
murray he'd the Indians scotslsss after
mo game with home run In the second
with Pip and Scott on base
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SAPULPA. May 1.-THE Frisco
team won its first game OF the City
Twilight league season yesterday
afternoon, defeating the De Molay
entry to at League park, II was
the second game on this weeks
schedule.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nay l7.--rnle Walk
er's home run, drive scoring Johnston
ahend Of him. broke up tho pitching duel
thirteenth inning and gave Philadelphia
It's fourth straight victory, 3 to l. Hell
mach, recruit, held thu White sos 10
ciaht scattered hits Faber famed rs Of
tho Athletics
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

A meeting between Norwich. win
ner OF the forty-elshth renewal OF
the Kentucky Derby. and Pillory.
who on the same day won tho $50
600 Preakness stake at Plmlico, is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Boaz New Methodist Bishop.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May IL
DR.. II. a. Boaz OF Dallas, Texas. was
elected bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, on the
seventh ballot by the 10Th general
quadrennial conference of the
church here today lie polled 2l3
votes.
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AMATEUR
BASEBALL

A column devoted To amateur
baseball In Tulsa and the entire
northeastern part Of Oklahoma.
The Tulsa World win he glad at
all times to publish the scores,
challenges and all news Of all
amateur games.
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Philadelphia


Philadelphia .......,....,0O 600 oO'
Cincinnati ............0l0 600 Ooi
summary: Two-base hits-HIrptr. u
can. Double plsy--Fletcher 20 Henlin
Leslie. Bases on balls-Of ponohu.
OFF Winters ]. Struck out--By Snfh
by Donohue 2, Run-Harper Error
Smith. Duncan.
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Brooklyn


Brooklyn ..........o0 moo 600 t6,-
ST. Louis ......... .....223 900 3lr-
Summary: Two-baso hits--Smlth
Ter. Grimes. Three-base hit--Shs-i
Home runs-Toporcer. Hornshy Snl
Double play-Stock to Hornshy 10 "A
nier. Bases on halls-Off Grimes !
Gordlner Z. off Sherdel ]. struck a
BY Gordiner ?, by sherdel D. RuI
Smith ., Topcrcer. Horpsby ?. McH,d
Hesthcote 5. Ainsmith, SherdsL Eua,I
Johnston ?. Nets, Grimes. Goriiner, ~
nier. McHenry 2.
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A. Enid II. Fort smith 3.
At McAlotter n, Springfield I.
A. Joplin q, Okmulgeo 7
A. Hdwhuska ?. llenryctta 3.
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Xrwo out when winning run scored.
zBa'ted for Ferguson In eigth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ......e.......O 900 Jio OaO--s
Boston ,.,.....,........O 900 COO O0i-t
summary; Two base hits-Tobin 2.
McMAnus Three-base hits--Shortsn.
MenoSKy, Double plays-FerguHon 10 Du-
gan 10 Burns Foster to Pratt to Burns,
Bases on balls-Ou Nangilder l. of Fer
gus0n .. struck out--By Nsngilder
by Ferguson Ruus-Tobin, shorten,
Nangllder, Leibold, Menosky. Pratt, smith.
Errors McMHnus 2.
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XTwo out when winning run scored
zMcClellan hit by batted ball,
Score by innings
Chicago ,....... 900 900 100 900 o--i
Philadelphia .... 900 O0t 0O0 900 "a
summary: Two. base hlts-sheely, Mos
~. Home run-Walker. Doublo play
Mcclellan to collins. Bases on balls
Cff Heimach 2, Oft Faber 2. struck out
by Faber IA. Runs--Mostil, Johnston 1.
MAlkor. LIinI--GpllnMhY.