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cincinnati. ............ o q q q Of q %
BROOKLYN; ...:........ n o 3O02 ~
Runs-Roush. Gillespie Johnston 20, T
Griffith. Wheat Mitchell (2l. Deberry r..
rors-Roush. Pinelli. ROhne (2I Jobnstop
Iwo-base hits-T. Griffith. Myers. Gillespie
home run-Roush. Sacrifice hit-Hirh
stolen h.ses-Burns. Hargrave Struck ont
by Cadore, 2. Bases on haIls-On keel
3; on Gillespie .: on Cadore a no,hI.
piay-T. Griffith to Olson: Debprry To on.
son to Mitchell to Cadore: Rohne to Daubert
Bohne to Fonseca TO Daubert Left on bases
Iohncinnhti. =: Brooklyn. :. Umpires-Sen-
telle and KLEIN.
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Dodgers Stop Reds
In Rough Battle

bRoOkLfN. Sept. 15-IIy Myers double
with the bases nlled in the NTH inning gaye
the Robins victory In the final game OF the
season with the Reds today. The score was
TO :. Umpire SentelIe put seven CIncip
matt players on the field for kicking on his
decisions behind the plate. The score:
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Cobb SIugs Tigers to
Victory OUer AS, 80

DETROIT. Sept. l5.-It was Ehmke's
turn today to beat the Phillies and he
did, holding them to eight scattered hits
and SLOWING them but two runs. Detroit
won to .. The score:
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KIDPITCHER HANGS
2.TO-l BEATING ON
BATTLING LEADERS
Defeat Cuts Margin to
Half Game as Big
Series Opens.

CHICAGO. Sept. ia homer by Meusei
was the only scoring the Yanks did against
-B'snkenship today and the white sox won
to !. Biankenship clearly outptinted Mays
in a uitchinr duel The srorp:
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hot battle is expected. Steele. man
ager of the shamrocks, win send
Lefty" Kuhnert. his pitching ace.
to the mound.
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GIANTS BOOST
LEAD; BEAT CUBS
AS PIRATES LOSE
Victory Places McGraw'f
Clan in Sight of An
other Gonfalon.

NEW YORK. sept fty--Ths Giants made
eless sweep of me fhiesse series. vinnins
the third asd fnai game todsy. 20
This puts the Giants sis fsii ssnes In th'
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=: SandLot Notes =:

Liberty A. c. will play Clarendon
Baptist this afternoon at 2 o'clock
on the Plaza diamond. Kremb and
Lerch will most likely be the bat
terry for Libertys. Tonight at s
o'clock Libertys will hold a special
meeting at AL r street northwest.
Chevy Chase Juniors defeated the
Atlantic Reserves. 20. at Chevy
Chase this afternoon. Duryee. of
the winners, got three hits. in as
many trips TO the plate.
Eolling Field Aviators. winners of
tN~ service championship of wash
ington today at 3 p. m. on the Ar
lington grounds. Tomorrow .heY
N'iiI meet the Ballston A. c. in the
Arlington County Championship Sc
ries. at p. IN. on the Arlington
grounds
Tomorrow the crack Shamrocks
will journey to Alexandria, Va, to
play the fast Dreadnaught A. c.
This game. being the last of a Ave
Virginia. should draw out large
crowd. as the winner of this Pame
will be the champions and a red
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Br0IDns Near Yanks;
Beat Red SOr, IL

ST Louis. sept. l5.-The Browns con-
tinued their hopeful way today by snatch
ing another game from the Boston Red
SOx, to l. The score:
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0'Fsrsfi. fribers. Groh. Neusei. Young t2D.
Kelly. stenGei. SINNERS. Errors-statf
Grimes. 0'Fsrrell. frisch. Two-bsse hits
Young. Keiieher. stat1. Threesbase hit
Barber. sacrifice hit-Heathcote. sacri
Zee ny-Friseh. Keileher. struek out-By
Osborne. J.: hv st<Siand. 1: by HIN. 4: b.
s~ott ?. Bases balls--0n Osborne. q
OF steuiand. ]; on Cheeres. 1: on Hill. !
OF Scott. l. Left on bsses-Chicaeo. o
Giants, O. Umpires-M Mccormick and Hart
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BraUes Check Pirate
Winning Streak, al

BOSTON. Sept l5.-Ths Braves blighted
the pennsnt hopes Of the Pirates today
by defeating them, Z TO I. The game was
n pitcherr' duel between MarQuard and
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Totals; 80 s24 20 Totals. ss II PIN
.Batted for Gillespie In ninth,
Score By INNING:
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Runs-Hauser, welch. Blue. Haney. Cobb
13l. yeaeh. Fothergill. Errors-Dykes'
welch. Risney. Two-base hitsyCooS' %
Hauser. Perkins. Three-base hit-Neach.
sacrifice hit-veach. stolen bases-Walksr'
Srheer Double play-Galloway to Hauser
Ra.e. on baIis-On Ehmke, 1; Harris, 3;
O'Neil. 1. Hit by pitcher-By Ehmk"
1Welch): O'Neil Cyeachl. Struck out-By
Ehmke. 4: Harris. l. Cmpires-Connoil'
and Nallin.
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Hurt-Tiernfy. POWELL, h"sfF. Harbhft,
O'Neil. Errur~-Maranviile t2I Ba-hare.
Two-base hitS-Marsnville, Powell. Taree-
base hifs-Rc-sr, Tiernsy. Stolen hsse-
Carey. Left on hases-Pittsburrh. 4: Bos-
ton. @. Bases on haIls-Or GlaEner. q:
Msrqusrd I. Struck out-By GlsIner 4:
Msrqusrd. l. Sacrifice hits-Hrnry. Tray
mr. Kopf. Cruise Double plRy-Barbare ~
to Kopf TO Henry Hit by pitcher-Ry
GIazner to'Nein. Time-l:22 Umpires-
Quigley and Moran.
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Runs-Harris. Tobin. Foster McManus. u.
Collins, Gerber l2D. Vangiider. Errors
Chaplin yangilde. Two-base hits-Vangil-
der McManus, Gerber. williams. Home
run-Harris. Sacrifice hit-Pennock. Double
plays-Mitchell to Burns: Foster TO Ne
Manus to r. Collins. Rases on balls-On
Pennock, g. Struck out-By PennOck, j.;
Vnngilder l. Left on bases-BOston. 4:
ST. Louis. 8. Umpires-Guthrie and Evans.
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Totals. - ~ - q Totals. "a 0 q II
sBstted for stBelsbd In seventh.
fBatted for Cbeeves 10 ninth.
tran for Smith IN second
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Totals. 81 525 lOI Totals. 81 IL q Il
'Batted for Mitchell in sth.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11
Bear Cat Wright
Arrives in Tulsa
For Friday Bout

Bear Cat Wight colored.
who climbs into the right Fri
day night at Convention hall
TO meet the veteran Boston
Tar Baby--sam Lansford--arrived
In Tulsa yesterday afternoon and
gave the fight fans a treat when he
went through his PAGES in the Dream
land theater, Immediately after Lang
ford had completed his workout.
A large crowd packed the theater
when the dusky glove pushers trot-
ted out onto the floor and went
through the whole rig-ama- role FOR
nearly two hours.
Wright, who is a giant OF a scrap-
er weighing 2l7 pounds and accord
ing 10 Britt, colorcd promoter, who
IL staging the affair, II Wright had
gold teeth would pass for the old
Jack Johnson.
This is not the first time these
ebony hued fighters have faced each
other, Just last month they shook
hands with each other and then pro-
ceeded to maui each other for IL
fast rounds at Galveston. The ref
cree pronounced the slugglng match
a draw.
Tickets for Friday nights mill will
be placed on sale tomorrow at Pete
Martins and the Buttermilk Bar.
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BROWNS DIVIDE
DOUBLE-HEADER
WITH RED S0X
Tigers Take Game From
Senators, 6 to 2; White
Sox Trim Athletics

BOSTON. July i0-Tor third success
s.ys playing day Hosion sud 81 Louis
divided = double header today the Rfowus
winning the opener Q 20 In "a innings.
and tho RED soE tAking tho second. I 20
o. IN tho third inning ~ tho first game
uurpa hit a homo run over tho ieft field
fence with two ON bases Tho winning
run IN the thirteenth rams on singles
hy jacobson ana seyorsii and q success
fIl squeeze play hur' by Ellorhc.
Ia tho second game Tratts single In
the uiyth scored two runs. Slsler was
thrown ont uu % close play ~ flrst fnr
the final out ns TuNiu was rroszinE
iuo plate with what would have been the
tlnlrr run.
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Mogus Vote mo" on Split Season in Kansas City Session

Honey, second; Jenki~s Gift, third.
Tlme--2s seconds. ambush. Soc
Buther and Rex Scrstcher also ran.
Third race. thres-s,xteenths mile
Excuse My Dust, first. Another
Manager second; settes Pail, third.
Time-20 3-5 seconds. la Belle
Wrinkle, Miss Dot Buck and Hand
some Baby elss ran.
Fourth race. one-quarter mile
Cruta Foda, first; Ester Cannon.
second; Hard Luck V, third. Time
.26 35 seconds. Cheerful Moments.
l,sserue and Dutch Bergman also
ran.
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Fifth race, fivo-sixteenths mile
Half Hidden, first; Soberhead, sec.
ond, Hazel w. third. Time--34 Az
seconds. Goldy Moon, Plnkoys sur.
prise and Billy Cabin also ran.
Sixth race, e-sixteenths mile
Kiowa, first; Lord Helpum, sec.
ond, Black Jack. third. Time 10
As seconds. Peerless Hare. Od
Adage. and Honeysuckle also ran.
Seventh race, one-quarter mile.
White Cloud, first, Mary f. second u
Crazy Parton. third. Time az
seconds Mr. Flirt, Higher Hone.
and Dandelion also ran.
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Free for All
Battle Marks
Semi-Pro Game

Heavy sluGgng featured the
Gypsy-Plorco set-to yesterday after
noon In McNulty park and when eX-
element died down tho Gypsics took
the fast game by 3-2 score. Close
decisions and verbal passes brought
players and fans alike 10 tho dia-
mond in a Tc-onactment ot the bat
tie OF the Marne Several players
were knocked out" whilo unotfi-
cial reports have II that several or
the comhattants are laid up with
broken ribs TODAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11
PACKERS MOVE TO
THIRD PLACE BY
TAKING HIT-FEST
Heavy Slugging Features
Odd Game Of Series;
Rain Halts Bears

SIOUX CITY, Iowa July 10 -sioux
Clty took the odd game Of the series and
went into third place by winning toduys
aluEfoHt from Omaha. score 10 TO TO- The
Packers hit pHrrough hard In tho sixth
and eighth innings, while Davis was Of
fective until the ninth when DmahA'a
rally was stopped after six runs had been
scored,
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H0RNSBY HOMER
GIVES CARDINALS
SEVEN IN ROW
Giants Split Double-he
er With Pirates; Reds
Give Phillies Cleaning

ST LOUIS July IN Rogers Hornsby's
homo run his twenty second Of the sea
son. with Flack ana Smith on bases In
the csventh inning, gave the Cardinals
y 81 victory over Brooklyn here today.
HOTnshys hit his only one Of the game,
was made OF Shrlver young right.
huudrr. Tho victory was the seventh
straight fur H. Louis n was the ffth
oouquost iu tho series over Brooklyn.
PREFER. pitching fur the Cardinals al.
ip~-i ~ hijs. hut Kept them viii scat
tered. Two double pisye helped him out
of trouble In the early innings.
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but got up quickly. ITo took three
moro hard lofts to the hoad.
Buff landed hard left To the Jaw.
II was his host blow so far. Lynch
kept peppcring with his left and
sharp shooting with his right. Buff
missed twice with right swings. They
had "A body exchange at close range.
Lynch sent hard lofts and rights 10
the head. Buff was fighting back at
the gong
Round Twelve.
Lynch had Buff staggering and
sent him to the ropes with a volley
| Of rights ana lefts. He landed six
shot upper cuts There was vicious
/ infighting I'm n ClinCh. Lynch sent n
| left to the stomach. Buff missed
n hard upperCut. lie missed an
| other They were spHrring at the
end OF the round.
Round Thirteen,
Lynch began TO slash away with
'and let's but Buff fought back
1 a.. puratcly. They exchanged hard
ats TO tho ribs. Buff was swing
'rS wildly. Lynch had him gr, gEy
ith a series OF hard lofts and rights
> the jaw, lIe backed the cham
uion into a corner hattcring him Sc
Ncroly. Lynch again sent him TO the
ropes. Lynch was measuring the
| champion when the bell rang.
Round Fourteen.
Lynch went I'm like a cyclone and
/ knocked the champion 10 the floor.
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NORTHERN CITIES
OF CIRCUIT LOSE
FIGHT FOR CUT
Southern Magnates OPP
pose Dividing Playing
Year to Revive Interest

Special to Tho Word.
KANSAS CITY. N1. 1uly TO-
Tho 1922 Western league champion
fl'p season will not bo split. That
was tho decision rendered here this
afternoon when the club owners con-
trncd IN a special meeting "to talk
over affairs ot Tho ic5suo." THO
gu,s.iou OF splitting tho season took
the center VI tho stage carly THIS
morning and came go vote shortly
before tho session closed.
The northern clubs favored tho
splitting OF tho season To revive In
'ercst I'm the i1l'-ond cities, where
owners declared the attendance mas
fallen or rapidly.
Tho meeting was called NJ tho In
stance of the oWucrs ~ tho last throo
clubs IN tho pcnu1pt race who want
the season divided.
"What We want ia pennnnt race,
ra.d Mr T,arucy III three OF the
club owners lusc money on the sea
SON because their teams arc down,
IL Is no fault OF ours or the Ihns
a gplit season r. a Bush league idon,
7 nut the championship ahead OF VI
nances and in doing 80, urged that
the regular achcdulc he pl0scd OUT.
u would not be fair now to tho
three or four leading clubs 10 d.
vide the season"
outside OF this question. little bus
incss was transacted. The managers
discussed ways and means Of trans
porting the teams in the event tho
rnll strike should tie-up some Of
the lines, but expressed the belief
that nothing OF that sort will occur.
The club owners present were:
Jack Holland, oklahoma city, who
also represents wichita; James
Crawford ana w. Il. Friel, Tulsa :;
Chich Mattck. Sioux city; Barney
Burch, Omaha; Lee Keyser. Des
Mulncs; Al Price, Denver.
Tho decision OF the league mag
mates. was highly pleasing TO the
Tulsa management and TO fans In
general. It was learned last night
Dozens OF fans called The World
last night ana "placed their O. k
on the decision rendered at Kansas
city.
Before he left for Kansas city,
Sunday, Friel, Oiler business man
agcr, said that they would insist on
holding the season intact and would
not back down unless It would be
TO the leagues interest.
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Racing mt Skiatook.

sKTAToOK. July 1O.--A big rae
Ing program has been arranged for
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
July i3. ID and Is, on the Daniels
track. Prizes to the amount OF ST.
500 have been raised. Thirty head
OF race horses are expected from
Bartlesville and 90 from Dewey. II
is hoped that this racing event will
grow into an annual fair for this
place.
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In the first game ~ today's double head
er but lost tho second game 60 T. In
the first game the Giants staged bat
ting rallies In almost every inning against
Hamilton, Glazner and Hollingsworth,
while Nehf was steady throughout The
second game was much better played,
tho locals putting up a stiff game after
New York had taken three-run lead.
Pittsburgh tied the hcore IN the eighth
inning on pass TO Carey. Bsrnhsrts
triple and Ems single In tho ninth after
Gooch and Carson had singled, Carey
drove Gooch over with the winning run.
First Gnme.
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zratted for Tlttluger in thirteenth.
zzuattcd Tor Quinn I'm thirteenth,
YzgH1ttod Tor y. Smith In thirteenth.
Score by innings
ST. Louis ......0lO 0ot 10 900 t-b
Boston ......... .0O3 600 OiO 600 %
summary: Two-hase Williams .,
DuEan. Pratt Three base hit--,Iacohaen.
Home run-Burns Bases on halls-Off
Davis 2, or Quinn L. struck out-By
Davis ,. Runs- Tobin ?. Williams, Jacob
son g. LeihoId. Turns 2. plttlngcr Errors
---ucrher 2 Ellctbe. Leihold Burns.
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CRUTA FODAIS
EASY WINNER IN
FEATURE EVENT
Kiowa Takes Race From
Fast Field; Half
Hidden Wins

Cruta Foda romped homo two
lengths ahead OF Ester Cannon.
while Jcsscrue and Dutch Bergman
trotted across the finish well TO the
rear. Klown came back strong last
night and led fast field TO first
money I1alt Hidden had an easy
time OF It with his followers and won
by two lengths.
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plttahuruh
Totals 50 ior2s 10

NTwo out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
New YORK '.'..' ..'....Olo 2Ol ooo-t
pittsburgh ......,.....,.0O0 oil 02i-5
summary: Two-bsss hits-Stengel,
Grimm, Gooch 2. Three-bAss hit--BArn-
hart Double plsys-Bancror, RawlingA
Kelly 2. Bases on halls--ON Ryan 4,
OF Carlson l. Struck out-By Ryan I.
by Carlson g. Runs-Meusei. Young 2.
Kelly, Carey, Bigbee. Barnhart, Grimm.
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SiiBttcd FOR bcrntuis In nluih,
XNitan for Husthsr 10 ninth.
score by inulugH'
bIppklNn ssfs.ssssss...sV OOO OOl-l
St Louis ...............00 900 600 40x--A
summary Two-bnse hits-HiFh g. ~.
griffith. Wheat Home run--ItofnHhy.
Double plHys-Iinrnehy to Lavan 10 Four
uior. Flnck 10 Ainsmith. Olson TO Mitchell
liHsea on hRls--On Schriver g. Oft Pfcf-
for ? struck out-By schriver 8. by
Decatur I, Huns-Olson. Flack. Cmith
Hornsby and Laysn. Errors-LAyBn.
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Phiiad,iphis.

summary NulIIgln, MostIL
Falk Two base hits-Johnson. Collins
Hauser. Home ruus-Hauscr. Galloway.
Double plRys-GallOway to Hsuscr, Gallo
way to Young 60 Hauser. I,eycretta to
johnson TO Shcoly. Masses on hnlls-Oft
Harris :: or LUyCrcftC %. struck out
ny Harris g. Runs-Johnson, Hooper,
Galloway. walker. Hauscr 2, Harris. Err
rors-JohnFon, Mul!iERn, Harris,
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Dog Race Results

First race, three-sixteenths mile
Tureen, first; Hobbling Homeward'
second. Ben Bow. third. Time
90 As seconds. Joe Clair, Red
Blazes and Tempest Henry also ran.
Second race, one-quarter mile
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JOE LYNCH GETS
TITLE BACK BY
SPANKING BUFF
Challenger Fights Rings
Around Bantam King
in Title Bout

NEW YORK. July 1o.-Joo
Lynch Of New York regalnod the
bantamwoight title from Joining
Buff by technical knockout In
the fourteenth round of their cham
plonship match scheduled to so lb
rounds tonight.
Lynch opened the fourteenth with
II smashing attack that sent the
srcssy champion 80 the siccr With
In six seconds.
tound One.
They fell in to n rapid exchange
OF body punches, each landed hard
lefts 10 the head. Buff missed two
right swings Lynch landed two
hard rights TO the head and sent
Buff 20 the ropes at tho bell,
Round Two.
with n left jab Lynch played for
the champions mouth, which he cut
In tho first round. Lynch repeat
edly landed his loft. Both missed
right swings. Buff landed n hard
right TO tho Jow. They were spar
ring st the end Of tho round.
Round Three,
They danced In and out OF clinch-
cs. Buff repeatedly missed with his
right. Lynch sent vicious jahs "a
the body. Bluffs mouth blcd freely
and both men were covered with q
red smear. Buff took rights and
lcfts to the head.
Round Four.
They pranccd around. feinting 10
leads. Bluffs right kept missing
Buff stepped into several stiff lefts
then landed a right uppcrcut, Buff
withstood a homhardmcnt OF right
and lefts 20 the head.
Round Five.
Lynch opened with a wolfe of
lefts TO tho head and rights TO b,
ribs. Lynch kept iahbing his long
left into Bluffs mouth. Buff swung
wildly ana CliuChed. Buff took more
leftS 20 tho Jaw. Buff landed n righi
cross 20 the head,
Round SIX.
Lynch kept his LEFT jahS worklnf
and spun Bufr into a retreat. But
had no defense against this bother
some left Lynch started Butf'l
mouth bleeding again ana peppert,
the champion with left tabs anI
right crosses Tho challenger Fen
hard rights to the body and misse,
short uppercuts Buff sent a veal
right TO the head.
Round Seven,
Buff kept leading but he could no,
keep away from the loft tabs Buf
walked into several lefts and missed
n vicious right uppercut. Lynch
iabbcd his left and crossed his righ
10 the head. Buff tapped Lynch
ribs with the right ana tho left,
Round Eight,
Lynch began 10 smash with his lef
and to plunge with his right Buf
missed several wild swings. Lyncl
rocked Buff with his left, Buff sen
a hard right to the head and the,
clinched. Buff was swinging wlldr
and could not keep away from
Lynch's left jabs.
Round Nine.
Lynch landed hard lefts and thel
covered Buff with right and lef
and crosses TO the head, sending tn
champion reeling about the ring
Lynch again sent Buff 20 the rope
with left jab and right cross an
had him staggering when the bel
rang. In this round Buff sent severa
Intellectual rights to the body.
Round Ten.
Lynch sent stream OF lefts TO tn
Jaw and mixed In a few short up
percuts with his right. Lynch misse,
a right uppercut. In clinch Lynci
battered Bluffs head. Buff slippe'
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CIn,Innatl.

xBatted for Ring In third,
Score by innings.
Philadelphia .r...,.....OOO lbl OOO-
Cincinnati a....ssss.ts.lfO Ot2 OON--ll
summary; TwO.base hits-Lee 2.
Fletcher. Singleton, Duncan, Harper.
wingo. Three. base hitE--WAlker. Fletch-
er Fonscca. Double piays-Rapp to Park
inson to Leslie, Fletcher to Parkinson
to Leslie, Fonseca to Dhubert. Bases on
halls--Ott Ring 1. off Pinto >, Off Keck
I, or Gillespie Struck out--By Pinto \.
by Singleton g. by Keck l, by Giilespls l.
Runs-Rapp. Williams. Walker, Lee, Pet
crs Pinto, Singleton, Burns. Dsubert ,.
Duncan :, Fonssca 2, Pinelh 3 Kimmick,
| Wingo. Errors-Leslic. Peters. Singleton
Harper Nlngo,
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CINCINNATI. July iO--Tho Reds made
II four out OF five from Philadelphia by
Winning the final game Of the series
today, II TO 7. II was a slugging match.
each team getting - hits The Reds
pounded ring out Of the box n the first
two innings but the Phill.r found ksck
In the Nfth ana took the lead. GilleH-
pie pitched strongly for the Reds IN the
last four innings. The batting and field
Ink of Fouscca was feature.
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Nisttoi FOR Tanf0rth IN seventh.
NEBatted for wright In ninth.
Score hy inninga:
a. Louis ........OgO 0n0 nNf=-s
Hoatnn ..............OO lO2 iOt-4
summary: Twu-bnHa hitH-Ellerhe,
soyorcid. j. Harris Williams,
Elierho, Burns Hnses on hnlls-off
Wright O. OF Russell 4 struck uut-By
Danforth 4 by Russell 4. Huus-WillismH
Sevorrid 2 Lcibold. Harris, Dugan,
Russell. Errors jacobson.
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Tiger o. scnntora g.

wAsUtNGTON, July 1o.-Dettoit won
easily from Washington, to ?. today.
both Erickson and Phillips proving unable
to hold the visitors hatsmen. Tho local
infield added four double plays to It's
long list, only ono putout going to the
Washington outtleli during tho game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11
Cub. Take srrlea.

CHICAGO. July i0-Chicago made a
clean sweep OF the series with Boston
today by taking the final game of the
series. 10 0. making Il eight straight.
Two passes issued by Marquard, coupled
with opportuns hitting. including a double
by KruR which cleared the bases won
tho game for tho locals in the first in
ming,
Jones pitched well and was siven per
feet support, the fielding OF iollocher
and Terry bolns a feature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-11

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Snattod Tor CLARK in eighth.
zBatted for Phillips In sixth.
NJ Hntted for Brillheart In ninth.
score by Innings;
Detroit ................llt Oos oO0--s
Washington ...... ......0O2 600 OO0-2
summary; Two-hRse hits-Rguey. Cobb,
Three base hi-nlue, Double plays
rcckirpauEh to Harris to Judge, Jones'
TO Bluo, Rigusy to clark to Blue, Harris
to judge Judge to PeCkinpRugh 20 Judse,
Rush to Judge. HaHes On halls-Off
Erickson 5, of Oldham 2 Runs-Dlue
q Neach. Heilmaun 9, Rigney. Rush,
charity. Errors--Joncs :, Psckinpaugh.