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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
SCREEN.
sisters at the Arcadia.

Today the Arcadia Theatre begins
an auspicious engagement in showing
for the first time the screen version
OF Kathleen Norris great novel
Sisters" This widely-read and much
discussed problem on marriage and the
divorce evil will be Of interest TO mil
lions OF readers and picturegoers
throughout the country and thousands
locally. Miss Seena Owen is a perfect
choice as Alix and her portrayal Of
the character is one Of the finest things
she has yet done for the screen. Gladys
Leslie is girlish enough 10 suit the de-
nnands as Cherry. Matt Moore is Peter
JoyCe
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Williams already has a hangout
Of nine homers against the New
York Yankee Bambino and has un-
Ill May 20 to increase this advan-
tage as Ruth is under suspension
rntil that date.
Williams and Speaker Tied.
Williams is tied with iris Speak
er. the veteran leader of the Cleve-
land Indians for the American
league lead including games OF
Thursday. Each has an average
of .4I9. Williams Is not only top
ping the hitters, but Is showing the
way to the base stealers with eight
thefts. His six home runs Ia big
advantage over his rivals. and IL he
maintains his present stride. Ruth
will have "A big handicap TO over
come when he returns to the game
on May 20. The st. Louis slugger
also is out in front in total bases
with a total OF AZ.
George Sisler, another star OF the
Browns, has been welding the will
low with telling effect since the cur
tain rose, and IS trailing the leaders
with an average OF .44i.
Other leading hitters for five or
more games are; Pratt, Boston,
,IS2: T.. Smith, Boston. .429; +,
Collins. Chicago. $50; Scott. New
York. .37S; Wood, Cleveland. .375.
Jameson, Cleveland, .370; Blue, De-
troit, .364; Hcilmann. Detroit. .S64;
Cutshaw, Detroit. .3l6; Rice, Wash
Ington, .346.
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fly the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.--Setting n
pace of averaging more than one
homo run "A day for the past eight
days. Kenneth Williams. left field =
er for the st. Louis Browns, is
looming up AK "A possible successor
to Babe Ruth. worlds champion
home run hitter. In the opinion of
local sporting circles. lie has
knocked out nine homers in the last
seven games.
win Babe be dethroned by Will
liams as king OF swat
This question was asked this at
ternoon by thousands OF fans as they
wended their way homeward, from
Sportsmen's park. after seeing Will
liams crash out his eighth and ninth
circuit drives in the game with
Cleveland.
II Days Ahead of Bambino.
Williams is IL days ahead of the
1921 home run program OF Ruth, as
the homo run king did not register
his ninth circuit drive until May 10
last year At present. the local
Americans outfielder. has nearly
doubled Ruth's 1921 record, as Ruth
had only five homers a year ago
today.
Admirers OF williams. while not
emphatic in the BELIEF that their idol
will take away the homo run kings
crown, maintain that Williams will
lead Ruth "A merry and exciting
race for long seige batting honors
this season
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2 WORLD MARKS
BROKEN IN PENN
RELAY CARNIVAL
High Marks Set in Annual
Track and Field Meet
in Philadelphia
By DAVIS ]. WALSH.

u KAN N LIN FIELD, llillsRDfiI-
PHlA, April 29,--The Penn relay
team lato today established n new
worlds record for the two relay.
making the distance In tho remark
able timo Of Z minutes, 40 20 sec
onds
Tho former record was held by the
com bined oxford Cambridge team
Bri,ish) and was minutes 80 20
seconds,
Pole vault: Won by Gardner. Yale,
height l2 feet . inches; second,
Gounllock, Cornell. ~ feet & in
ches. third, Atkinson. Cornell IL
feet 3 inches Five men tied for
third place at IL fcot Inches.
Atkinson winning ON the toss
Time 9;I-b seconds. tying carnival
record made by Arthur Duffy,
Georgetown In 1900 and 1909.
Javcliu throw, won by Bronder,
Pennsylvania, distance 1877 feet IL
inches (brcaks relay games record
ed. second Hoffman, Michigan, lS2
! feet inches. third. Bctzmer. Della 70
ware, distance l69ts feet. fourth,
Gray, Princeton l6l feet II inches.
100 yard high hurdles---Won by
| Thompson, Dartmouth; second. Bar-
ron, Pennsylvania state. third,
knolling, Wisconsin,: fourth, Penn
| sylvauia.
Class II one mile college relay
| champ by Boston col-
| logc. Time 3.2i 1-5.
one mile freshmen college relay
championship--Wun by University
of Pennsylvania. Time 3:2S.
Throwing dlscus-Won by Thomp
| son, Dartmouth, distance 13l feet
Az inches; second. Ashton, West
| Minister l31 feet. third. Marshall,
| Princeton, l29 feet: fourth Thomp-
son. Princeton l26 feet.
one mile preparatory school relay
! ehamp mpionshlp--W by Exeter
academy.
Four milo college relay cham
/ piunship--W by Cornell (Strick-
Ter. X. Brown, Il. Brown and Car
tcr); second ohio state, third Yale
fourth, Columbia. Timo II minutes
56 80 seconds,
College rclay--Won by Bates col.
lego tForman, Battcn, Sancllo, Arch.
bald) second. Hamilton college, third
Colby college, 3 minutes IS seconds
College rclay--Mun by Buckncl
CHahu, Joseph, G.. Danic, Moorc)
second. University Of Maryland
third. Washington aud jefferson
Timo 3.-9 2-5 seconds
Tech college relay Won by Car
neEio Tech Lockwood, Gore, Brum
baugh, Szold). second, Ronneselael
Poly. third, Northwestern Tim,
3 rs.
College rolay--Won by Calgatc
second, Brown university, third
University OF Maine. Time min
utos 20 l-6 seconds.
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ARKANSAS VALLEY
TENNIS MEET IS
ACERTAINTY NOW
City Tourney in Late
Summer to Be One
Feature of Season

With tennis just coming into its
own, Tulsa racquet wielders are fac
ing one OF the most strenuous sea-
sons in the annals of the sport here.
The Arkansas Valley meet Is as
sured for Tulsa again this year, II
was authoritatively stated yesterday.
The meet will be held In the. latter
part OF August and will be preceded
by the city tournament. Members OF
the Y, NJ, {. a. tennis club are un-
limbering now in preparation for
the club tourney to be held early in
June.
Plans are practically perfected for
making the Arkansas Valley tourney
an annual affair 90 he held in Tulsa.
T., Il. Elbel announced yesterday.
This years meet will probably be
staged on August "a, 25 and 81. It
was said, although the date has not
been set definitely, Several leading
players over this section have indl-
Gated lhat they Will enter the fall
meet. THE Monnetts, the Park boys,
y, h, Miller. Emery Cook, Emery
Miller Spiece. Renfold OF Kansas
city and other notables in the game
Will be among the entries when the
meet opens.
limiuary arrangements for the city
tournament, it will probably be
staged late in July or early In Aug
gust, A large silver ,oI ing cup wi.l
he offered as the trophy, il plans
under contemplation are carried
through. The cup must be won
three times before 1t would become
the property OF a winner.
The Y, NJ, c, \. tennis club Is
sending out invitations to all mem
bers TO Join the tournament to be
held early in June.
There is much activity among the
tennis fans OF Tulsa at present.
Nearly dozen new private courts
ar" under construction, 1t was
learned,
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GOSseH of Milrraukee
Shoes the Way in A. A

Initial averages of the American
association show Gossett, the Nil.
waukee catcher, basking in tn,
leadership with an average OF 4lg
Mayer, catcher with Minneapolis
is runncr-up with .4O5.
Seven players are in the scrambl,
for homo run houors, each having
collected two, They are Gossett
Milwaukee; Mayer. Minneapolis
Lamar. Toledo; Russell, Mime.
0polis; Todt, Toledo: Burrus, Co.
umbus, and Brief, Kansas City
Catchers have been on the alert ior
;hefts as the leading base stealer,
have been held down to three
apiece They are Mathews, Nilwau.
kee; Regh. Indianapolis Christen.
sen, st. Paul
Other leading batters for 10 OF
more games: Kirke, Louisville. 400,
krueger, Indianapolis, 400. Lamar
Toledo, .395; Russell, Minneapolis
S9S; Murphy, Columbus Sog: Hart.
| ley Colpmhus, 500 S'rkiug Indian,
! apoNs. 800, Lear, Milwaukee, 1855
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Tierney Second
Among Hitters
In the National

George Kelly. the Giants first
haseman, who last season lead the
National league home run hitters. Is
out TO repeat this season, but ap-
pears to have some keen competi-
tion in his teammate, Meusel and
Cy Williams, the Philadelphia out
fielder. This trio has clouted out
three homers apiece,
Kelly. Is topping the batters with
an average OF .ii5 while Tierney,
the Pittshurg second sacker. Is three
points behind with mark OF .i52,
Hornsby OF st. Louis. who carrie 4
off the leagues batting honors last
season, is down in the list with a
mark OF .36S.
Rabbit Maranvihe Of the Pirates
and Rawlings OF the Giants are hav-
ing a nip and tuck race for the
honors among the base stealers
Each had pilfered four,
Other leading hatters for five or
more games are: Tierney. Pittsburg.
.42s: Harper. Cincinnati. .42l; Hol-
loeher. Chicago. Sss: williams,
Philadelphia, 1855; Maranville, Pitts
burg, .3TS; Parkinson, Philadelphia
S75; Hornshy. ST. Louis. S6s; Bis
bee, pi,tshurg, S62; Henline, Phila-
delphia, 35l.
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JOHNNY WILSON
TO MEET GIBBONS
IN 0. C. FOR TITLE
Drovers Athletic Club Of.
fers S25, 900 for Cham
pionship Bout May 26
Special TO The World.

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. April 29.--
Johnny Wilson. middleweight puglls.
tic champion, viii meet Mike Glib
bons of st. Paul in a 1O-round de-
clsion contest here May 20. it was
announced here tonight by Dan
Lackey, manager OF the Drovers
Athletic club following the receipt
OF a telegram from Martin Yillilea,
Wilson's manager accepting the
clubs offer of $4,000.
This will he the most important
boxing match ever staged in the
state. Lackey declared tonight In
mediate plans are to be made to
make May 26 a red letter day in the
annals OF Oklahoma sportdom.
This is thu first OF a series OF
headliner events to be staged In the
large coliseum Recently completed
here, II was announced, Plans are
under way at present TO bring many
of the best ring men OF the country
here. Lackey stated.
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Tulsa Takes Lead
In Four-Man Team
at Bowling Match

BARTLESVIILE, April 99.---
Tulsa won the four-man team
bowling contest from Bartlesvil ,
here tonight and tied in the singles
and doubles contest
Reynolds, Borgwald, Pitcher aad
Spollman bowlod 2,25l pins in three
games with e,O33 pins for Van De-
griff Smith, Lewis and Dutford Of
Bdrtiesyille.
REYNOLDS and BorEwald, Tulsa,
lost 10 Smith and putford, Burtlcs-
vile. luI3 TO l.052 IN the (irst
doubles contest. Pitcher and SPELL
man Tulsa, won from LOWS and
Lunrou, Bartiesyillo, 1856 to 1.0d5
In the second contest
In tho Singles, Burgwald won from
smith, 379 to 3l4; Reynolds lost ~
Lewis, 3l4 10 SAC; Pitcher won from
Broaddus, 375 to an and Speumau
lost TO Langen, 29S 20 374. Ru,
two games were played In the sin,
giles.
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anovc BuS Up Eighth Giving Packers Second Game From Oilers
.VANGILDER WINS
FOUR IN ROW FOR
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
Boston Defeats Yankees,
5 to 2; Chicago Blanks
Ty Cobb's Clan

ST.. LOUIS. April 2a.--Ellcrbss single
ln tho tooth inning, scoring VAuEllder.
who had doubled, gave the Browns &
tn b victory over Cleveland today. u wa.
NauguderH fourth straight victory ~ tho
season. Kenneth Williams. home.run
champion of the majors for this year
added 10 10 hts total giving him nine IN
seven games Ills first today came IN tho
sixth Win Tobln on thltd, against Covel.
cskie. while bis second IN tho ninth.
against tho same pitcher tied tho scoto.
hoth Of his wallops went out Of The park.
Tobin also hit a homo run In the seventh
iuniuE
Both NhugilIcr and Covcloslie we're hit
hnfi. Ih" browns pitcher gave up q
dugHn H1f,tles while the Cleveland splitter
was found Tor H.
sgDttt
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TULSA'S CHANCES
GO BL0OEY WHEN
PACKERS CONNECT
Lelivelts Machine Cracks
When Fireworks Start
in Late Stanza
sneelAlto Tho word.

Special 10 The World.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. April 20
Lukanovic went bad and had his
support cracked badly when Mat
TICKS Packers rallied In tho eighth
inning bundled the Eamo up aud
took n homo from behind 4 three
run lead hero this afternoon and
took the second straight game from
Tulsn 10 I.
The oilers threatened rally In
tho ninth inning, whon they fillcd
the bases with mono down but Lotz
pulled out Of the hole after letting
one man score.
Omaha Starts First.
Things went along about fifty-
sixty until tho last half OF the fourth
when Sioux city started the scoring.
Metz doubled to center. Ostergard
walked. Crosby flclded Roblnsons
attempted sacrifice and threw the
bail away trying 10 catch Metz at
third. Metz scored on Palmcrs
sacrifice lly
Tulsa came bnclt like a bad penny
In the sixth inning ana cvcnCd tho
score. Luke struck out. Bennett got
an inficld single and scored on
Stuarts crashing double TO center.
Loliyelts mon went into tho lead
when they chalked up two more
runs I'm tho seventh. Lamb drove
Tho bail over tho field In lott ccntcr
for n homer. Loliyclt popped out.
Crosby spanked ono over the right
field fonco for another counter
Eighth Was Nightmare.
But the cighth--i. was a night
mare for the Tusans LuknuOviC
blew up and tho Ollcr defense
cracked wide open. HcmmingwaY
singled TO right. Fish singled to
center and took second when Lamb
booted the ball, Metz walked. nm
ing the bases. Ostorgard singled 10
LEFT, scoring Hemingway and Elsh.
Mentz went to third and Ostorgard
20 second on the throw In. Robin
son hit to Lelivelt, and then Palmer
crashed one into left scoring Metz
and Ostergard. Palmer went on To
second when Thompson muffcd
Bonnctts throw In. Query singled
10 right and brought Palmer home.
lIaugland was sent In for Lukanovic
and the show was over.
The visitors threatened winning
rally. but the thing fell through
after one run was scored. Lelivclt
walked, Palmer booted Thompson's
prounder. Lott was sent into the
box for Hilton. McGlnnis walked.
filling the bases. Roehger passed
Crosby. forcing u run In. Bauman
batting for Haugland. hit into u
double play and the fans all went
home.
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Knife and Fork Club
Latest Organization

A Knife and Fork club Ia being
organized In Tulsa by f. NJ. Avery
OF Lincoln, Neb., who says that the
organization meeting will probably
be held with the next two weeks,
This Is not a luncheon club being a
dinner organization which meets
only upon call, Its principal func-
ton is the entertainment OF men OF
prominence who have occasion 10
Visit the city. Avery states that a
number NJ nromiuent citizens have
already signed the roll.
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The SMggerS

CHICAGO. April 29,--IIome run
records:
NATIONAL.
Kelly, New York. b.
Hornsby, st. Louis. A.
Ainsmith. st. Louis, 4.
II. Meusel. New York. 3.
Williams. Philadelphia, 3.
Young. New York, .,
Tho following made ono each
Parkinson. Philadelphia; Smith. st
Louis: Bancroft, New York; snyder
New York: Lee, Philadelphia
Boeckel. Boston; Wheat. Brooklyn.
Myers. Brooklyn; Fournier, ST
Louis; Rohwer, Pittsburgh, kopf
Boston; Miller, Chicago; Il. Smith
New York. Smith, Brooklyn, Reu-
ther, Brooklyn: Fletcher. Phila.
delphia. Grimes, Chicago; Higl
Brooklyn; Wingo. Cincinnati: King
Philadelphia: McHenry. st, Louis
Traynor, Pittsburgh: Ienline. Phil
adelphia,
AMERICAN
williams, 81. Louis, ..
Dugan, Boston, 2.
Miller, New York. 2.
Elmer Smith, Boston. .
Baker. New York, ..
witt. New York, 3.
Hooper. Chicago, 2.
Burns. Boston, 2.
Tobin, st. Louis. 2.
Judge, Washington, 2,
The following have made on,
each: Ncach. Detroit; McManus
ST. Louis; Ellerbe, st, Louis; Sisler
81. Louis; Falk. Chicago; Nangilder
st. Louis. Mostil, Chicago: Pipp
New York; Brewer, Washington
jacobson, st. Louis Shocker, ST
Louis. Mcclellan, Chicago; Dykes
Philadelphia; Welch. Philadelphia
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Mcmillan of Memphis
Tops Southern Batters

MILAN OF Memphis Is on top of the
batting heap with an average OF
.4ii. with Mayer of Atlanta LEADING
In homo run hitting with trio To
his credit. Henry ~ New orleans
has shown himself the fastest player
on the bases. lie haEged five I'm tho
first fourteen games. Tho averages
include games OF Tuesday,
Other leading battcrs for 10 oI
moro game; Burke, Nashville, ,42g;
jackson, Little Rock, .+l3; d. vii.
linms, Mobile, A07; Connolly, Little
Rock, .AO6, Mayer. Atlanta, 400.
, Hoellers, Little Rock. 400. Barrett,
Little Rock, .S94; Henry, New Or
| leans, 3,e5; Japan, Little Rock, asa
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SLATED Tor Olsen In eighth.
zzHau tur Cobb In ninth.
1E1llstcd Tor Rgney In ninth.
Score by innings.
Chicago ,,.,,.,..,,,.....O0 900 eO2--t
hetfult s...,.,ss.,.,....0 900 600 00O--0
summary Twn-base hits--SChaik, Fa- %
her Three. base htt-Strunk-Do DouhIe
plays-McCleian to Collins 20 Shelley Il.
Johnson to Collins to Shelley 2. Base on
halls-pf Faber 4. Off Olsen 3 struck
out-By Faber I. by =. johnson I, by, OIL
son I. Runs--E johnson. Collins. Hoop-
er, strunk, Error-Heilmann.
nHlLADELT HIA, April sg,--Phiiadel-
! phla won It's first home game OF the sea .
| SON today, defeating Washington, 0 to 8.
] Moore started for Philadelphia and was
| removed after five runs had been scored
| In tho second inning. Heimach pitched
Wen until the seventh. when he was re-
! lieycd by Rlmmell.
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STODANS
NGAMES

Western League.
TULSA AT SIOUX CITY,
Oklahoma City at Omaha.
Wichita at Denver.
st. Joseph at Des Moines.
National League.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
American League.
Chicago at Detroit
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston Mt New York.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
American Association.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Southern Association.
Birmingham at Memphis.
Chattanooga at Mobile.
Little Rock at New Orleans.
Atlanta at Nashville.
Texas League.
galveston at San Antonio.
Houston at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Shreveport
wichita Falls at Dallas
Western Association.
HenryettR at Joplin.
Fort Smith at Springfield.
McAlester at Pawhuska.
Enid at Okmulgee.
Southwestern League.
Salina at Bartlesvtlle.
Topeka at Sapulpa.
Hutchinson at Coffeyviiie,
independence at Muskogee.
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Dcmnscy or for RcrlIn.

PARIS, April 29.--Jack Dempsey,
accompanied by his manager and
other members OF his party. LETT
Paris late today for Berlin.
The American champion assured
the crowds that flocked To see him
Off that Paris was lust the Creates
ever" and he promised he would
come hack, via Switzerland after h'
looked over the German capittL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
GIANTS SMOTHER
BOSTON CLAN IN
L0P-S|DED GAME
Chicago Cubs Nose Out
Ahead of Cardinals;
Philadelphia Beaten

ngely today. defeating Boston is 10 T.
Kelly made two home runs on misjudged
flee to right field Young had a home
run, triple. q double and two singles In
five times at bat. Bancroft, hit a home
run to tho flag pole. New York hit 20
stfeties for a total OF IL bases Boeokel
and Ropt contributed ensationai plays.
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Pitt,brfah.
ClneInnatl

Xbatted for Markle In sixth.
xxBstted for Gillespie In eighth.
Score by innings.
Cincinnati ..........O0 900 Ola Ooo--3
Pittsburgh ............,.1lO O41 O0N-1
summary: Two-base hits-Duncan 2.
Bohne. Three-base hlt--Gooch. Home
run--Traynor. Double play--Maranville e
|, OF Cooper 4. Struck out--By Gillespie
I by Cooper 2. Runs-puncRn, Bohne.
Hargrave Maranvllle ., Carey. Bigbee.
Trsynor. Mokan. Gooch. Errors-Duncan.
Bohne ., Gooch.
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Omaha Walks on OkIabouo c,,

OMAHA, Neb.. April 29.--HerInan plneh
hitter for Okrie In the sixth innins
knocked the first-pitched bal over tis
right-fieid fence. scoring two ahead of
him. putting Omaha In the lead. In IN.
seventh Omaha battsrs pounded warde,
for seven runs and defeated Oklahoma
City, IL TO 3.
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n,sI yo,E.

zNan for Douglas In eighth.
Score by innings;
New York ........ ...,Ol0 t3e 1o3-1b
summary! Two-basc hlts--Young, Cum
bingham, Gowdy. Three base hits
Young Muesel. Bancroft. kGpf. Home
runs-Y Young, Kelly 2, Bancroft. Bases
on balls-On Douglas 2, off Jonnard l..
off FiliinEim .. of Marquard 1. struck
out-By Douglas ?. by Fillinsim !, Dou-
bic plays--Shnners to Kelly Rawlings to
bancroft TO Kelly. GOwdy to Boeckel,
Marqunrd 10 Kopf to Holke. Runs
Bancroft 2. Groh 2. Young g. Meusel Cun-
ningham, Kelly 2, SINNERS, Douglas
Powell, Kopf Ford Gowdy. Error-
Eupf.
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Score by innings;
Wichita .....,....llo o3o 2oo os-,
Denver ,..'...,.....ll0 2l0 0g0 IN
summary: Runs-Griffln O. ~
Washburn 2, Blakesley 2. Haiey S,jn,,sii.,
3, Wright. Windle .. Parker. Fyra,u.
berger, Wnshburn, Mcdowell Gr.go,,
Earned runs-Wichita 4, Denver G. fwo.
base hits-Blakesiey, Berg0T C,i,".'
Thrce.bsse hit-Washburn. Uor. r,,a.
Washburn. Kindle. Griffin. Co.trin Ss.,
rifiee hits-ions, shanley We'zeL Buts,
struck out-By Musser 3. by Wotz, *,
Gross .. Base on balls-On Musssr de
Wetzel :. off Cross !. Double rlays-coi'
trim 70 wright to Shanley Butler 10 Ne.
Dowell to Washburn. wild ptch--We,,.,
l. Hit by pitcher-McDoweU Left o1
base-Denver 6. Wichita D. Inrir,,
pltched-By Musser z i-s. ~ hi,. rups'
by Gregory 3 2-3, 4 hits. runs. by Wsi,
eel 2-3, IL hits. 7 runs. by Dem,ree ~
no hits. no runs; by Gross g. no biis M,
runs. Losing pitcher-GreEory Winning
pitcher--Gross. Umpires-FitzpatrIct ma
Burnside. Time 2:i0 ""'
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OMAHA WALLOPS
INDIANS II TO3
IN LATE RALL'
Saints Continue to Wall
Over Opponents; Den.
yer Beats WitcheS

DENVER. Colo. April I'm.
turned the tables on the champlGr. ,nlys
",ohg7'a ,oaay; winning an il.innius ssC,.
> 70 T. Four home runs featured H. ssll' ~
rest Coltrin scored the winpipy ~ con
W., ,ne eleventh with none out. on VIC bliu M ,,l Y
Score
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PITTSBURGH, Aprii 29.--Plttsburgh
won from Cincinnati today. TO T. In n
ftee-hitting contest. RiNey was hard hit
In the ffth inning and forced from the
box when singles by MAranville and Big
bee, Bohne's error and Traynor's home
run into the right field bleachcrs resulted
In four runs
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CHICAGO. April 29.-Chicago was NOR e
timely with It's hits today and defeated
st, Louis to 3. Wildness by Barfoot and
an error by Iavan aided the locals. The
visitors threatened in the eight when
Ainsmith started with home run, his
third IN the last three games. Toporcer
double, Smiths single and an infeld
out netted another run. after which AID
| redge frightened up and stopped the rally
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NEW YORK. April 29.-The Boston
Americans broke their long losing streak
here today, winning tight 1i.inning
game from New York to 2. Hoyt got
into hot argument with Huggin. after
the fourteenth inning and took q punch at
the New York manager because he had
been ordered to pass Smith. flling the
bases. Baker and Woods. the trainer
prevented row.
Score
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Dodgers Win 3-2.

pRooKLYN. April 29.--Brooklyn wss
outbatted but beat philadelphia today,
to 2. Reuther made his winning record
four out OF five games. Myers eaten
against the center field wall that robbed
Williams of home run was the fielding
feature,