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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
OVER 20 CARS ON
DECK FOR RACES
AT H0MIM TODAY
Usage Speedway Light
ming Fast on Eve Of
Big Auto Race Card

Special 10 The World.
HOMlNY, Okla, May 6.-With
the Usage speedway lightning fast
and a dozen entries on the track to-
day. the stage is All set for the fea-
ture program OF automobile and
motorcycle races here this after
noon. The speedway Is tho only mile
track in the state and has heen well
oiled and is in perfect condition for
the opening program of the l922
racing season.
A score OF the fastest cars and
most fearless drivers OF the south
west have entered the lists for this
afternoons events. and many grudg-
es VIII he fought on the tracks.
Matt Berg. of Cushing, and Dick
Calhoun. OF Cleveland. have ver-
diets over each other In past sea-
sons and are preparing TO fight It
out on the Usage speedway this aft
ernoon.
Purses totaling more than 1000
have been posted for the races and
over 20 cars are scheduled to leave
the tape when the starter puts the
drivers on their way at 1880 o'clock.
J, T.. Hatton, who recently took
over the active management OF the
Usage speedway. declared this aft
ernoon that Sundays racing pro-
gram would surpass anything SINH
lar ever held In the state,
Wcli-kn0wn Drivers Enter.
Among the drivers who have en-
tered automobiles for the races for
today are: Chandler by Sandy
Grant OF Chandler. Okla; Mays
Special by Johnny Mays OF Indian-
apolis; Dodge Special by Bill Moon
of Cushing; Essex by Baggers of
Cushing: Ford Special by Matt, Berg
of Cushing; Dodge Special by John
Special by II. Lindsey OF Wichita,
kan; Ford Special by o. s. Hulroyd
of Cleveland, Okla: Ford Special by
Dick Calhoun, Cleveland. Okla
Ford by Kirk Hatfield. Cleveland,
Okla, and a Dodge by Billy Upton
| of Oklahoma City.
Roy Meacham, Tulsa motorcycle
! officer. and the Walter Cunningham
Motor company OF Tulsa have en-.
tered cycles for the races, Hatton
said. Other riders who have entered
are: Art Bowman of Wichita: Har-
| ley Davidson company of Hutchin.
son, Kan, and Ray Sears of Cush-
! Ing.
Hatton said that the roads be.
tween Tulsa and Hominy were In
fine condition and that they expect
ed a large number OF enthusiasts &c
make the trip with the Tulsa riders
Race Program.
Event No. One-Time trials, fast
est time. $40.
Event No. Two-Five miles, non.
stock cars, stand start. first $50
second $40. third $40.
Event No. Three-Ten mile mo,
torcycle. stock machines; first $40
second $50, third 500.
Event No. Four--Ten miles non
stock cars. stand start first 800
second $50, third $40.
Event No. Five-Twenty-fiv
miles, free for all, flying start: firs
5000. second sl25, third $75.
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OILERS MIX WITH
OMAHA IN DOUBLE
PROGRAM SUNDAY
Lelivelt's Men Were in
Lead When Game Was
Halted in Third

Special 90 The World,
OMAHA Nob., May 6.--Thc 10
ond act of tho Tulsn-Omaha opera
was halted IN the third inning when
Mike Finn, owner OF the Omaha
club, and for years n prominent fg-
uro OF the baseball world, dropped
dead In tho stand, Finn, who has
been one Of tho guiding spirits of
tho Western league during the two
years ne has been member. has
been in III health for several months
and Just rcturncd yesterday from
Hot Springs. ARK.
Finn had been Watching the game
and roofing during the short Oiler
rally, when he suddenly lurChcd for
ward and dropped to the floor ~
his box He was dead when his
friends picked him up.
Mr. Finn and Barney Burch, man
ager OF the team. we're Joint owners
OF tho Buffnlors. Thoy purchased
the club two years ago and since
then has been ono OF the leading
figures OF tho league lie mas
been a picturesque figure In the
baseball world for years. Recently
he was scout for tho Detroit
Tigers.
Tho oilers had scored one run In
the first inning and started rally
In the third when the game was
halted. In the third Yank Davis
cloutcd the ball over the fence with
one man on and Lamb doubled tt
center.
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Dog Race Entries

First race, one eighth mile, purse
s25-Wild Beaker. Cooky Dare,
Spot, Mary +.
Second race. three-sixteenths mile.
purse s26-Caldron, Robbins Ridge,
Posing Nose, King Sol, Sitkum, Ex-
Cuse My Dust.
Third race, three -sixteenths mile,
purse s30-F'oaming Creek, Dutch
Bergman. olive Cannon, Hoplark,
kiowa. Night Cap,
Fourth race, three oighths mile,
purse s50--Wildest Dillon, Joie Ray,
Oakland Harem, Littleton Renown,
Honeysuckle, Handsome Ray, XII
larney Lad,
Firth race, one-fourth mile, purse,
f3O--OsCar Cannon. playfellow.
Black Jack, Racing Ramp. Peerless
Hare, Freddy Parton,
Sixth race, three -sixteenths mile,
purse, S25-Another Manager. Chief
Man OWar, Miss Cabin, Lufra Wild
Bin, Lady Manager.
seventh race. one-fourth mile.
hurdles, purse, s30-Wicked Lad
okla Flash, shoe String, Pete Nc
Carly Wild lrishman, cyclone Star
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Dog Race Results

First race, one-eighth- -mile-can-
non Ball, 1st; Bryn Mawr, end; Imp,
3rd. Time: Il. Mission Girl, Lon
don Life. Black Beauty. and DIR,
Morris also ran.
Second ra"e, three -sixt eenths- mile
list: King Cotton. End;
Baker Boy. 3rd. Time. 20 As.
Mig Parton. Foaming Water. and
Red Parton also ran.
Third race, one-quarter-miie--
Jesserue, LIST: Blue Jay, end; Rain
bow Cannon. 3rd. Time: 26 90.
Betty j., Tulsa Girl, and Articles
Lady also ran.
Fourth race, one-quarter- mile -
Lord Hclpum. lst. Flying Dick. End: (:
Flirty Roy, 3rd. Time; 81. Whoda
Thunkit, Beakers Lady. and Quaker
Boy also ran.
Firth race, e-quarter- mile
Frank Cabin, LIST; Happy Nose, End;
Blue Grass. 3rd. Time; 2s l-5.
Dandelion. Ivy Parton a"d Blue
Devil also ran.
sixth race. three -sixteenths- mile
Chich Bradley. LIST; Yellowstone,
End; Edith Cantrip. 3rd. Time: 90.
Clara Hamon. Willie Wild BIN, and
Two story Pat also ran.
Seventh race, quarter mile
Champ Clark, list; Steel Ball, End:
Sonora. 3rd. Time: 81 3-5, Mis-
chief Bear, Prohibition and Dillon
wild Bill also ran.
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NODAXS
AGAMES

Western league.
TULSA AT OMAHA CDoulbe.header.l
Oklahoma city at Denver.
Wichita at Des Moines.
st. Joseph at Denver.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis!
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia ~ New York.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit.
81. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
Only three games scheduled.
American Association.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at ST. Paul
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Southern Association.
Chattanooga Mt New Orleans.
Little Rock at Mobile.
Nashville at Memphis
Only three games scheduled.
Texas League.
Houston at San Antonio.
Beaumont at Galveston.
Dallas at Shreveport.
Wichita Falls at Fort Worth.
Western Association.
Okmulgee at Joplin.
McAlester at Springfield
Pawhuska at Fort Smith.
Enid at Henryetta.
southwestern League.
Coffeyvllle at Hutchinson.
Muskogee at ealina.
Sapulpa at Topeka,
sapulpa at Topeka.
Bartlesville at Independents.
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Western Association
Cnst-Off Wins.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. May g.
Martin Dumovich. sent here by the
Chicago Cubs, made his debut in the
Western association today, winning
for Springfield over McAlester, Q to
2. making It seven in a row for the
locals.
Score by innings: II. II. E.
McAlester 900 900 0l0--3 7
Springfield. 200 500 0lx--9 q
Batteries-MacDonald, Cantrell
and Burge; Dumovlch and White.
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sBattcd Tor Carter In ninth.
KARan Tor Long In ninth.
Score by innings,
Oklahoma CITY ..s...t.t1o 100 0lt--la
Sioux city ....t......,.110 i2t O0N Ia
summary Huns Pit LnBpile 2. MID
dloton g. Massey, Ginglardi. Nlshcr, Tate
3, Allen, Love, Hamilton ?, Hemingway
Fish a. Metz .. Ostcrsard. Robinson 2,
I ainer Hath. Errors Middleton. bates
Hemingway Palmer Two base hits
pitt. Fisher, Middleton 2. Roth 2. Hsmii.
ton, Home run--Motz. Sacrifice htt--LR-
sRtle. stolen base Robinson, Double
piaya--Tate TO Massey To- Bates. Robinson
TO Roth, Hamilton 10 Palmer 4" Meta,
iiits and earned runH--Off Allen nni 3
In ! 20 iunfogH. off UogRrt 4 ana In 2,
Oft Wilson q and In ga Earned runs
Oklahoma city 20. siouS City is. Left on
hhse-- oklahoma city II, Sioux city o.
hRse On hallH--of Allen. 7, Oft Rosart =,
OF Carter 2 off Wilson I, Off TeHar I.
struck out-By Allen :, by Carter 2, VII
son Tesar 3, Hit by pltcher-by Carter,
Hemingway. umpiros-iiolmcs and OrnA-
by. Time 2b,
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SIOUX CITY WINS
HITTING BEE FROM
INDIANS l6 TO Is
Witches Run Away With
Game From Boosters;
Denver Wins

SIOUX CITY Iowa May SHSiou, CITY
and Oklahoma tity established leHEuo
run scoring sfeootd hero to-day. the home
team winning the opening game OF the
HgrlcH by tho H,pto of IL 20 lA rive
pitchers were used by the twp teams ana
all wcre ineffective. In tho FiN'h inuinK
Metz mad" home run with th" bases
full Middleton got two dOuhlrH and fput
singles In sk ttips 10 tho plate. owner
Holland ~ the oklahoma city club an.
tounced that he had signed pitcher Harty
CoveissRie, formerly 81 the Detroit Amori-
cans ana y brother to Stanley toyeleskie.
iIe will DIN tho team In Des Moines on
TucFdAy.
Score
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ED MILLER R0BS
YANK HURLER OF
A N0,HIT AFFAIR
Carl Mays Is Faced by
Only % Hitters in
Nine Innings

PHtLkDEtPUtA May s.--Oniy % bat
ttrs fsrod Carl Mays ~ he blankef PM.
ad"lphia by score ~ 10 o. The Ath-
is'trs got two scattsrcd hits. made by va
Muller Harris pitched good bail, but
trtpl" hy ripu. Wards single. DYKES wif
throw ana sncrfi,es by Scott aud Mays
gave the fHukH two runs Ia the eighth.
Addie Henuett, the Yankee mascot, was
knocked unconscious by bat thrown by
bey0rm0r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
Ku-Klur Kldn Pictures
Again Barred in Kaysee

KANSAS CITY. Mo, May g.
Mayor Frank Cromwell today up
held James ], Larkin. motion pic
ture censor, In refusing permission
to the b, * $. Producing company TO
show film alleged to portray the
workings OF the ku-Klux Klan In
theaters Of this city, Permission TO
exhibit the film in Kansas has al
ready been refused by the Kansas
board Of motion picture censors.
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Omaha Game When Mike Finn Part Owne of ualoes Falls Dea
Tiger Track Team
Defeats Praying
Colonels in Meet

colt MBiA Mo. May 6 Tho
University Of Missou,l track team
overwhelmed 80 McMillin's seven
praying Culonels' here this
morning iu u dual meet. 80 i-2 to
10 I-2. Tho kontpckians placed
in only nix o.cuts, taking only
ono first. gained when kimbnli
boat Maxwell out by two yards at
tho tape ln tho SS0-yard run.
Kimball also ran ponru" - dehd
heat bon the mile run, the latter
coming from behind 10 hrcnst the
tap, with the Centre star.
Mluutioy Wus tho only other
NcutuyNHu 10 count.
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CoffcyNiIlc Wins.

HUTCHINSON. Kan, May q
Runched hits and an error enabled
CotfeyvIlle 10 take today's game
from the Hutchinson club In the
tenth inning after the locals had
come from behind I'm the eighth and
ninth and tied II up at four-all
score by innings: II. II. r..
Coffcyville O2O 0OO 10 1-5 l
Hutchinson OH 900 oil 0--i o ?
Batteries: Middleton, linrwood
and Ennis; Chinoski. Boyd and
Sidle.
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Sapulpa Defeats :
Topeka 90 After
Hard Fought Game

TOPEKA. Kan, May 6.-Topoka
was unable to hold its early lead
today and Sapulpa batted hard and
walked Its way to n . to o victory.
Smith for Topeka wna hit hard and
In addition allowed eight bases on
balls.
Score by innings; II. II. Il
Sapulpa ....,,.s.s''' 10 -.
Topeka ........ s''''''''
Batteries--Jeffercon and Ne
washa, Smith and Benn.
HENRYErTA. May 6.--Tho Har-
vesters reaped their eleventh crop
of the season without a failure whom
they husked the Henryetta club IN
a to defeat. Home runs by
Reiger and Cochrane helped swell
the score. Pitcher Jack Killeen OF
the Enid club was suspended from
the field In the sixth inning when ho
disputed "a decision of Umpire Shelf
field. The umpire fined him $40
when Jack renewed the argument.
Meadows was knocked out IN the
fourth after allowing three singles
and a home run In "A row.
score by innings; II. II. f..
Enid oil 400 0l0-7 IL 0
Henryetta 900 O01 000--l
Peters. Killeen and
Diamond: Lewis. Meadows ana
Hayes.
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Forccd 10 Replant Cation

WEWOkA, May 6.-Many farm-
ers OF Seminole county are being
forced 10 plant cotton the second
time on account OF the heavy rains
OF the last two weeks, The seeds,
II is claimed, have soured In the soil,
and second planting, particularly
OF cotton. Is necessary, y
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Denver Moves In.

DENVER, colo, May 6.--Denver moved
out Of the cellar position, passed bes
Moincs In the Western league standing
and went into tie with Tulsa Tor sixth
plate HH result Of AL tot victory over
H. Joseph here THIS afternoon Jimmie
Gross held the saints In the carly inlngs
lie weakened In the last three sessions,
but spectacular fielding by the Bears
pulled him out Of the hole. Denver ac-
ocpted Hoviik's offerings for 10 hits.
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Austin Storm Death List
Cut to TLUelUe Persons

AUSTIN. May 6.-The death list
from the tornado which swept
through Travis county Thursday at-
tornoon was reduced to l2 persons
this morning. 1t was found on
checking the names OF the dead that
negro had been reported twice.
Reports from hospitals mis- morn
ing were that the injured are re-
covering and that further deaths
arc not expected. -.-.
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Cellar Champs Win One.

sALINA, May s.--salina pounded
four Muskogee pitchers hard and
won the second game OF the series
here today. ~ to 4. Corgan, Nets
manager, went into the box in the
sixth after Biggers was Knocked out
and Ameling lasted only one-third
inning.
Score by inings:
Muskogee ....,...400 900 0o0--i
Salina ......,.,.l02 027 00x--l2
tHits and errors not availa ble.)
Batteries-B Bisgers, Ameling. Cor
gan and Nichols; Dennis, Lundgren
and Klevensv
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Track Meet Results

At Ames-Minnesota university
II l-2; Iowa Gt l-2.
At Chicago II, Purdue 5S,
At Iowa City-Northwestern 20,
Iowa university 23.
At Easton. Pa.-LaFayette, col
lege 90, Bucknell 10.
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summary FRunH--Hrlftn . Nerget Z,
Washburn g. East Mcdowell. Haley :,
Sollars Milan. Turgeon. ErrOrs-butler,
Gurnbn, Grant, Wagner 2 Home run
WashbuTu. Three base hlt=-Griffin. Two
base hits-WaEhhurn HlHkesleN, Turgeon,
Lett on hase--wichita 10, pes Moiues II.
struck uut--ny MCl.Aughim = by Eddie.
man T. hy Sellars 6, Rase on hNlls-ou
Mclaughlin O. utf SellRrs 9, uit by gitch-
cry M,tAughlin, nTrger. Mcdowell
Haley VIVA pitCh-McLaughti Passed
bali Hammer Earned runs and hits
uu Mclaughlin and 10 In innings off
EdditWan B rud In .. of Srlars and
"a I'M o Losing pltcheT-McLaughli
Double PLAYS Rcrgtr to Mcdowell 20
Washburn Mcdowell to ncrErr TO WASH
hurn. Uwu.ros-Donohue and Anderson
Time 1853
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
GIANTS WIN FAST
TANNING GAME
FROM PHILLIES
Although Out-Hit, Reds
Put Over Winning
Run on Errors

NEW YORK, May New York de-
featei Philadelphia In sensational IL
inning pitchers struggle today to 2.
Douglas outlucked Hubbell snd won his
mn straight game. An error by Happ
on Kelly. followed by singles by thin-
ncts and CASTOR scored tho winning run.
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ClNeinHaH,

zbntted Tor Halnes IN seventh.
zzBattcI for North in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..............1i0 o3o ooo--5
St. Louis ..,...,.....,...0i Ol0 O20-t
summary: Two-base hits-McHenry,
Fournier. Ainsmith. Hargrsvs. Smith.
Double plays-Klmmick 10 Caveney to
Daubert, McHenry TO Lavan TO Ainsmith.
Bases on balls--Off Couch /. off North |,
Struck out-By Haines O. by North 2, by
Couch I. huns Burns. Duncan 2, KIM
mick. Hargrave. Smith. Toporcer Hornsby
McAenry. Errors--CaveneY Toporcer,
Heathcote 2. McHenry. Alnsmith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
GiUe Benefit Party
For the Auxiliary

A benefit garden party for the
auxiliary to Joe Carson post of the
American Legion will be given at
o'clock Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. +. ]. Hurley. Az
those interested are invited TO a..
tend. The street car line and pus
line at Eighteenth and Boston WI,
be met by cars which will convey
all to Mrs. Hurley's home.
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Reds Heat Cards.

ST. LOUIS. Mav although outhit.
Cincinnati took advsEfags Of five errors
by the locals and won the fourth gsmo
of the series s to 4. here this afternoon.
Heathcote's tumble OF Kimmick's single
In the fifth inning allowed the visiting
second baseinan to reach third and score
the winning run on Harper's single.
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Joplin 4; Okmulgce 3.

JOPLIN. May 6.-Joplin won
from Okmulgee today. 4 to 3, bunch
ing hits in two innings. Poolaw,
local pitcher, held the visitors to
four hits, errors aiding the visitors
In scoring.
Score by innings: II. II. T..
Okmulgee 600 600 20l-3 Q
Joplin O20 900 20x-4 8 4
Notwithstanding and Trefz,
Barnes; Poolaw and Street.
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RortlcsyilIc IL Winner.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, May &.
Bartlesvillc won the second game
of the series from the producers
here this afternoon 8 to /.
Score by innings;
Bortlosyille .OO5 O20 O02--9
IndependenCc 1000 100 O00-l
(Hlts and errors not availablcD
Batterlcs---Mcck and Wiley;
Teske, Walker. Kearns and Fromme,
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Cubs Win over Pirates.
ChIssgo


xBatted for Glazner in third.
Jxlstted for Zinn IN seventh
SxxBatted for Hamilton In eighth.
Score by innings.
Chicago .......,.......30t 200 Ii0--ii
fittHburgh s.s..ss...... .OOO sou SlO--
summary: Two-bsse hlts-Statz, Ma
ranville, Carey. Grimm, Miller. Barnhart.
Three-b hit-Hollocher. Home runs
Miller e. Double plays-Ens to Maranville
to Grimm, Hollochcr to Grimes, Holiocher
to krug to Grimes Bases on balls-Off
Aidrldge ?, of Glszner /. off Zinn 2. Off
Hamilton 1, Struck out-By Zinn g by
YellOwhorse Runs--Statz, Kelleher
Grimes 2. Fihck 2, Miller. Aldrldge, Ma
ranville. Carey. Blgbee. Ems. Traynor
Gooch, Rohwer. Errors--Krug, Ems. Mo-
kan, Ztnn.
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sAPuLpA, May 6.--The first week NJ
the city Twilight Amateur Baseball league
was brought to a close yesterday after
noon when the Preshyterians defeated tho
Elks S-2 In the hardest fought game the
opening week produced, The present
standing OF the clubs.
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Dodgerr Down Rohton.

BROOKLYN May 6.-Brooklyn pound
ed three Boston pitchers for IT hits today
and won by lb TO .. Reuther was effective
except In the third when the Braves
punched thrae hits, and In the sixth when
Boeckel hit into the bleacheTs for IA home
run. Johnston led the assault at the bat.
making four hits.
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CLEVELAND. May 6.--Clevelsnd. by
hunching hits Oft Shncker today. defeated
ST, Louis 8 to Q In tho opening game Of
tho series. CuYeleSkie was hit hard but
kept the Browns hits well scattered and
received excellent support.
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Midpcts Re,ense Pitchers

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, May "
release OF pitchers Joe Ell aud spesm
Martin was announced tonlght py
Manager White OF the local Western
association club. ---''---A'----
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BOSTON May 6.--Joe Harris double
In the NTH followed by Burns sacrifice.
ana baik by Zachary, gave Boston
I-to-O victory over Washington today.
Each team made four hits and fleided
perfectly
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The score: II. II. E..
Tidal OIL. 3 3
NpSi'i
Batteries-H, Brubaker, Hollings-
worth and Weber; Bombeck, Green
and Brock. --"----.----.------ - -.
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Ter 2. Ellcrbe. Jameson, Mclnnis, Three
base hit--O'Nrill Double plHy--Gerber to
Sisler, WHmhsganss TO Seweil 10 Mclnnis
HaScA on bRils-Otf Shockcr 2. struck out
lily Shocksr T. by CoVelcskie 4, Runs
Siser, shocker. Jameson, wambsganss
MClnnis e. Scwell. Gardner, Errors-Sev-
oreld. Bewell
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GBatted Tor Harris In ninth.
Score by Innings.
New YORK ..,.... ...s,.soNO 600 02O-z
lUilHiflIhlh sfs.t.sfs. WNV NNV lWO-N
summary Two-haHs hit-Ed Millet
Three base hits-rlpp ?. struck out-By
Harris 3, by Mays q Double play-Dykeg
10 galloway to johnson. Huna--E. Miller.
rIpp. Errors- ward. Dykes
DETROIT. May G--Dctroit today de-
foat"d Chicago Tor the fret time this year
winning 10 / after losing sS straight
Eutues to tho white SoH. Hodge was
knocked out of the box In the rnh In
uing. 1lllotts held Chicago safe at all
stages
HroFes
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riatted for zachary IN eishth,
NsNan for Charity In eighth.
Scors by innings.
Washington .............OO 900 600 600
burtnn sssas.ssssss.ss, w" wv "Ur--i
summary, Two-base hits--Shhnks Du-
gan j. Harris Three base hitA-Brower,
Pratt. HaAcs on balls--On Zarhary I, OFT
pcnnock 1. Struck out-By ZRshRry 2, by
pcnnock 9. by johnson 1. Run-Joe Har-
Iis.
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rhllsd,lpkls.
Hes ysrs.

EOne out when Winping run scored.
NsBstted for Leslie In eleventh.
pSkRan for Smith In seventh.
zRan for snyder In ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia 900 0o2 900 000 o0-2
New York ..,., 900 0Ol Ol0 600 Oi-3
summary: Three.base hit--Shinners.
Home run--Williams. Bases on balls
OFF Douglas o. off Hubbell .. Struck
out-Ry Douglas 3. Runs-Wslker, VIII.
liams, Rawlings. Groh, Kelly. Errors
Rapp. Fletcher.
Cubs Win over Pirates.
PI1TSBURG. May s.-Chicsgo won from
ting game. Although Aldridke was hit
ha'd, he more than evcned things up by
polling five hits out of five trips 10 the
plate, Miller hit homo run over the
left field wall In the third inning.
Score.
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score hy mnlnkh 80
~. Joseph sss' s'sss''ff Uuu WV 81
Denver ................. .OO2 l02 20s--7
summary; Runs-Groyer, COrridcn,
Fisher, BonOwits, befatc, Long 2. wright
q SprnuEcr spencer Gross. Errors
RouowitG g. Mcdonald, Nufsr, urnbowskl,
wright. Gross. Earned runu--St, Joseph
T. Denver 2. Two base hits Wright, Spran-
ger, eefAte. Home.toun --Corridcn, Hscrl.
flee hit-=Shsnicy. struck out-Hy Hoylk \.
BaHe on balls-Ou Hoylik T. Double plays
Wright to SprHuger To Shanley spencer
10 Wright to Shunley, Wild pNch-Ntoss,
Hlt by pitchcr--ShRplcy Windle, Lett on
base-St. Joseph J, Denver il--nalk--
uoNlik lnnitgs pitched ny HoNllk 4
runs T. hita 10. by nird T. runs o, h!ts I.
Time 90. Attendance 5000. Umplres-
Burnside ana Fitzpatrick.
witches Hun Away.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, May B.-MCLaugh-
lin and Eddleman were hit hard and re-
Ceived miserable support, wichita winning
the second game Of the series here. 10 to 2,
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score by innings
WICHITA ..... .,...,.,, O3o O2h 3OO-l3 |
Deb Moincs ....,,,...... 900 200 Oo-
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Tidal Downs Cosden Office,

layers with only one home run not