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The Washington times., 1922-10-08
Takes Trout Out q sssssn.

IHkcS HtUus Uus " coSsons
Ny attention has been called to
. news item that appeared recent
". whore q local angler made q
catch % thirty fresh.water trout
ranging from one to two and one,
half pounds at 6andgate, Ma.
Possibly the angler violated the
law unknowinsiy, but for his bsne-
fit would Ike to sAy that the
opsn season On trout closed 90
August ~.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08
Fishes Hers-iug nay

JameS Eissnstein, . consistsnt
weekly angler at Herring Bay. re-
ports poor luck last week. Accord
i1g 70 Jim improved fishing con.
dttions can, not Be looked for until
the east wind. that has been blow,
Ing for some time, either Subsidies
or changes its course.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08

CONTINUED From First sport PaseJ
and. finally everybody decided 10
take the wetting and let II 60 st
that. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Arkansas Valley
Doubles Finals
Set for Today

With the finals OF the singles in
the Arkansas Valley tennis tourney
over. fans are all set for another
real exhibition Of tennis when En-
cry Cook and Phil Stover meet J.
D. Iams and +. Monnet in the finals
OF the doubles at the Y. NJ G. A.
courts this afternoon at O'Clock.
Racquet fans viii recall the slash
ing, dashing combination that J. Il.
Miller and T.. Monnet made last year
in the city tennis tournament and
the j. =. Iams- -Monnet combination
Will no doubt show more action than
the Monnet team last year. Iams
and Monnet are stars at the net
game and only by accurately plac-
ing their shots and passing their op-
ponents at the net will Cook and
Stover be able to top their speedy
opponents. Cook and Stover are
stars at tho fast moving net game
and when these two strong combi-
nations meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock there will be lively competi-
ton.
The consolation doubles no doubt
VIII be out to the finals, and this
1 o'clock this afternoon. With these
two doubles on the program for to-
day. fans will acquire enough tennis
to last them until the nets are again
put up in the spring. With the
closing OF the Arkansas Valley ten
mis- tourney tournament, tennis in
Tulsa will be put on the shelf for
another year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
TRUCK AND FRUIT
MEN ORGANIZE
Tulsa County Association
Will Sell Products
to Consumers

The Tulsa County Fruit and
Truck Growers association came
into permanent being, with a dcfl-
mite objective and n regularly ehct-
ed STAFF Of officers, at a wcll-at-
tended meeting Saturday night iu
the county agents office I'm the
courthouse. n. NJ ThIpps was elect
cd president, JoRn Vought, Vice
president, and clifford Allen socro-
tary. while =. /. Royce was dosiE-
mated chairman o flho constitution
and by-,aws committee and Nc
Dowcll chairman of the membership
committee, TO consist Of j. s. Ma
lnuo. william Holden, ,. W, Burgess
y. NJ, Phlpps and Clifford Allen.
A pledge OF the corporation %
tho Chamber OF Commerce 10 the
permanent organization was extend
ed by william Holden, secretary
and Dr, T. vs.. St1.lugs, chairman Of
the Chamber Of Commerce Fruit
ana Truck Growers association
Phipps stated the aims Of the assoc
citation as being promotion Of fruit
and truck gardening production ia
this country IN the Interest Of the
growers and the county generally
support OF the curb markets recent
ly established In Tulsa ana West
Tulsa was reiterated and there waa
lengthy discussion Of the value ana
possibilities OF tho markets and
means OF betteriug the service and
increasing the variety OF products TO
be sold directly 10 the consumer II
WAS decided 10 wage an active cam
palgn for members.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Dog Race Results

First race; purse S25. three ak
toenths mile--Neho fret. Black Joe
second, Lady Malt third. Tlme 2i2-5
Bonnic, Rosemary and Lady wild
Fire also ran.
Second race: purse $50. quarter
mile-RvN Roy first, Miss Dare sec
ond, Hlghball third. Time 81 Is.
Gypsy Boy and Russell Boy also
ran.
Third race; purse S25. Three six
teenths mile-Scarlot Fortune list.
teenths mile-ScarIot Fortune first.
Shuffling Wrinklo second. New
Moon third. Time 20 2-5. Hand
some Baby, Ambush and Imp o.
satan also ran.
Fourth race purse $40; quarter
mile-Steel Ball first. La Belle
Wrinkle second, Kid Fox third.
Time ~ 2-5. jenkins queen and
Lufra Wild Bin also ran.
Fifth race; purse $40; quarter
mile-Soberhead first. star Wonder
second, Cheerful Moment third
Time p 25. Roberts Ban, Gentle
Midget and Monument also ran.
Sixth race; purse S25; three six
teenths mile-Cyclone Star first.
Miss Buck second. Holding Hands
third. Time 20. SIT Fire, Spudle
Cannon and Follow Me also ran,
Seventh race; purse $50; quarter
mile-Black Diamond first, Rosy
star second, Dandelion third. Time
u 2-5. Billy Cabin and Hazel d.
also ran.
Eighth race; purse s25; three six
teenths mile--OId Adage first, Bills
Aviator second. Flying Clara third.
Time 10 l-5. Busy Manager and
Litteton Renown also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
INDICTMENTS NAME 7
Six OF Alleged Bank WrcCkers at ~
Reno Arrested, Fred Dennis,
Seventh, Accused

Ell RENO, Aug, 27,-Grand
jury indictments against seven men
In connection with the failure or the
Commercial state bank of El Reno
were mado public here with the ar
rest Of six OF the defendants. The
seventh defendant Is Fred c. Dennis.
the elusive former state bank com
missioner, who has been PACED uu-
successfully for months by officials
OF Okmulgee county.
Charles l.. Engle, president OF the
Commercial State bank; Frank NJ,
Englc Dennis; John NJ. Hale, vice
president OF the defunct Wilkiu-
Hale state bank OF Oklahoma city,
and j. o. Galloway. oklahoma city
OF man, arc charged with "con-
spIracy against tho state OF Okla
homl."
ChSrlea l.. EuElc, r., T., Jackson,
vice president, and Earl q. Morris.
cashier OF the Commercial bank, are
charged In 10 separate counts with
receiving money In an insOlyent
bank. Charles l.. Eugel also is
charged with using a bank to de-
fraud borrowing money from a
bank In which he was an officer,
and cmbeZllemCut,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
NO LIBERTY" IN ENGLAND

Not long ago we quoted an account
of a trip TO England and America
compiled by a Mr., Sato OF the Osaka
Mainichi. The Japan Chronicle now
has tho story Of another trip made
by one calling himself Ito Ichira
who may he a japanese or not. He
states that he went 10 lodging
house IN Highbury whittier he had
arranged his letters from America
should be sent. He goes on 20 say:
When Servant gave me letters
she said. pronounCing II like this,
Mister Hightoe High-chigh ro,
Good lawks, anyone 'ud fink you
was n blooming ballet dancer"
A visit to Shepherds Bush was
disappointing, for there was no
shepherd and no bush. He proceedr:
Our Anglo-maniacs eyemplifi-
cate England for liberty. II is be-
cause they have not the sense or
the experience, Liberty is In great
deficiency ! could not walk IN
middle OF road without insult
from chauffeurs, derisiveness from
carters, jocularisms from bad boys.
Yet In Japan we can walk all over
the road and make motor cars pay
when knocked down. Japan is
freedom. When | complained 10
policemen n Q said l must be
balmy on the crumpet," which /
think was an impolitenesa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
GIANTS PILE UP
LEAD T07 GAMES
IN FLAG GALL0P
Champions Humble Reds,
Cubs and Cardinals in
Past Week

NEW YORK, Aug. Playing
better baseball at bat. on the bases
and In defense than at any time
during tho season the Giants over
came three OF their most stubborn
obstacles during the week, TO the
pcnnant--Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
Louis ana increased their lead over
the second place club to seven
games.
McGraw's men took one game
from the Cubs. two from tho Reds
and three from the Cardinals.
In the American league, New
York and st. Louis continued tho
fight for the leadership, each club
winning four and losing three games
leaving the Yankees In tho lead to-
day by the margin OF half game,
In tomorrow's game, postponed from
today because OF rain, the Yankees
will face the Browns best hurlcr,
Shocker, and must defeat him 10
hold the lead
Through their three straight losses
20 the Giants, the Cardinals today
dropped from second place in favor
OF the Cubs The latter club, Ike
the St Louisans, had their trouble
during the week and lost early
chances 20 jump TO the second posi-
tlOn.
The Pirates winning streak was
broken Friday by Brooklyn who de-
feated them in both ends OF double
encounter.
Cobbs Tigers had the best rec
ord OF the week in tho American.
They led tho other clubs in tho hit
ting column and displayed a sterling
brand OF play afield.
Their loss TO Washington today
was their second defeat In week OF
eight games,
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EUen Stephen
First Game.
gutWHN "a


zone out when winning run scored.
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Yanks and Browns
Play Postponed
Session Mondav

NEW YORK Aug. 27.-Today's
scheduled game at the polo grounds
between the New York and st. louis
American league clubs, prevented
by rain, will be played tomorrow,
an open date.
In an effort 10 even the series and
regain the leading position In the
pennant race. the Browns will start
Shocker on the mound. He probably
Will be opposed by Bob Shawkey.
The Yankees 40 far have the edge
In tho series, having won yester-
days game, o TO 2, ana broke even
In the double encounter OF Friday.
when Blocker turned them back to
deteate in the first game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
BANNER CROWDS
SEE GREYH0UNDS
RACE AT MID.C0
Old Adage Sets Fast Time
in Dash; Other Races
Drag; Soberhead Wins

one OF the largest crowds OF the
month turned out yesterday after
noon to see tho fleet greyhounds go
through their PAGES and were treat
ed with group OF fast races with
close finishes.
old Adage set n fast pace in the
final three-siXteenths dash by com.
pleting the oval IN 10 go seconds.
Sobcrhead took the feature race OF
the afternoon from a fast field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Rraycs 1ei Rnnslcrs 3.

The Tulsa Braves defeated the
Tulsa Boosters yesterday afternoon
by the score of 12 TO 3. Alderman,
Braves hurler pitched good bali the
Boosters getting four hits, Howard
again was the batting leader of the
day.
Hathaway catching his first game
for the Braves handled himself like
a veteran and IL bound 70 make
good, Cornell, Braves third base
man caught two line drives which
were very difficult. BY defeating
the Boosters this makes the Braves
the champion boys team Of Tulsa
the age limit being is and under
The Braves would Ike to meet any
out-of-tOwn teams any place and
dav and any time.
Hoping some out-Of-town team
will answer this az we are rarin' TO
play bali. For game call Johnnie
Mullins Cedar 1891. Wagner made
IS Braves whiff the well known
ozone, but he walked about as many
as he famed.
Score by innings:
Braves ...,.,.....O00 200 320--12
Boosters ....,,...O0l O01 Ol0- 3
Qerios-Alderman and Hatha-
way, Wanner and Freeman.
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Seven innings by agreement.
summary: TwO-basc hits-Rus-
sell 2, Palmer, Lclivclt. Three-base
hits-Dayis, Russell. Sacrifice hit
Bennett. Stolen bascs--Lamb. Leli-
welt. Double plays-Thompson TO
Bauman to Lcliyclt. Hits and runs
OFF Rocttger 81, no innings (nonc
out In firsD, off Wilson 3-S In in
nings. Left on basCs-Tulsa 10, Sioux
City g.. Bases on halls--Off Russell
2, off Rocttger 3, Wilson .. Struck
Out--By Russell 3, Wilson =. Losing
pitChcr--Rocttgcr. Umpires-Ander-
son and Lewis. Time---1:3S.
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Indcpcndcncc and Topel.n split.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 27.---After
being shut out, 10 D. In the first
game uf a doublr-hender. the To-
.ucka Solons came back and defeated
Independence, TO 2, in the second,
Ia aoyen-inning affair, here this after
noon.
Score by innings first game;
Independence 400 0lO 00l--5 0
Topeka .....,O0O 900 000--0 2
Batteries Mitchell and Bcnn;
Boyd aud ErOmme.
Second Game;
Tndrprndcucc. 600 OIL % 2
Topeka .......0O0 600 3-3 4
Batteries - Teruo and Clarke,
Shuucy und Frommc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
p,rtIos,,IIr A: CoffcyyilIc o.

RARTLESNILLE Aug. 27.-Sar-
tlesviIle had little trouble defeatinl
the Coifcyville Ref!ners IN the third
Of the series here today, 4 TO 0. Lee
Claire Knocked two homo runs, one
with the bases empty and the other
with Martin ahead Of him.
score by innings: r. II, r.
CoffcyvI.le.. 600 900 OoO-o z
Bartlcspillo. OlO 800 O0X-4 7 2
Batteries-Llnquist and Ennis
O'Neal and Wiley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Offer Reward for Slayers.

PALESTINE, Texas, Aug. 27.-
The International q Great Northern
railway today offered a reward or
$1,000 for the arrest and conviction
OF the murderers of Dave Hollis,
negro employe who was sent 20 lyler
from Palestine to work, Hollis was
LiIIed recently in the freight house
nt Tvlnr- hY unIdentIfled parties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Philadelphia


xinttcd for Parkinson In eighth.
6IBatted for Ring In ninth.
Score by innings;
Philadelphia ,.,......,.,00O 00i COO
Chicago ......... ..,...0l0 200 O0N--1
Summary Twn-bnHe hits Fletcher 2,
Lehourveau, Miller Home run--orires,
BASES on balls-OH Rlng I. of Chocyes ?.
struck out-By Ring 4 By Checyes ? by
Osborne /. RuuH-Moknn. Grimes 2. cal
loghRn.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 27,--Tho Reds made
u four straight from Boston In two days
by winning both games ot tho duuhuhCad-
or today, to 0 ana to q. The first
game was a wnlkoycr. both Mnrqunrd and
BruRton being hit freely. while Couch re-
Ceivcd Wonderful support,
Score, first game.
Boston ..............,..0 900 600 600
Cincinnati ..... .........O0O Of2 O2S--O
Batteries Marquard. nrHSton and COW.
dy, Couch Hnd lintgrRvo.
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Score by iuningG
Wichita ..........,... 900 900 oOO---O
omaha .,...,..,...,,...0i2 10 OIx-s
summary; Runs--ApperH0n. GranthRm
?, MAnurh 2 Spencer, ErrurS--W, Griffin
2 GIslss1n. spencer, Home ruus--tifRu-
than 2. Three-bRse hit--Mauush. Two
base 'h'E--Spencer. Msnush Mcdowell,
SnrrlflCes-ABpeTHun base on balls-Off
Lyman 2. Stolen bases-GlslHBOn, smith,
lilHkcsloy, Double piayh.-Butler 20 Crif-
Elm no Mcdowell struck out-By HyWAn
N. Becbe 3, Lcft on bHsCH-Wichita 10 .
omaha z. IIit by ritcher--By Hynan
tsmithl. Earned uns--OmAha 6. TIM
pires-Holmes ANA Ormsby. Time--l 80.
oE.nrN r.Lun-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
LARGO CoaI Ocrntor Dies.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27--F, s. Poa-
body 65, one OF the Countrys lar
gCst coal operators, died today after
suffering a stroke while horseback
riding on his farm near llinsdale Ills
horse was found standing over the
body which was on the ground as
die.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28

OMAWAl AUG .T.-HyWan blTuoF out
eleven men, allowed only five scattered
hits and shut out Wichita 10 0 for his
fourth straight victory In the first game
Of today's dOuhlsheBdcr, In the second
FinrhCr and Okrie cTumbled before tho
wichita onHaught, their support col llapsed,
and the Visitors made II one eBch for the
day. winning ~ 90 Z.
First Game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
AMATEUR
BASEBALL

A column devoted TO amateur
baseball In Tulsa and the entire
northeastern part OF Oklahoma.
The Tulsa World will he glad at
all times TO publish the scores,
challenges and oil news of all
amateur games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28

MlDDLEION, ohio, Aug. IT.
The American Rolling company has
announced an increase OF 6 cents
an hour 70 general labor, with pro-
pOrtiOnate Increases 10 all other en-
ployes, ana a 10 per cent increase
In salaries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Indians Take Two.

DIES MONIES Aug. 27.--Oklahoma city
defeated Des Moiues In both ends q a
double header here today. 2 TO and 10
4. The hurling OF Nde. who held the
locals TO five hits In the first game and
wonderful running catch By Giuglardi
to deep LETT on Cullop's hit IN the ninth
were the features. Allen pitched effective
bail IN the second game allowing the locals
seven hits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
NIuskosce 3. salinn I.

SALINA, kan, Aug. 27.--Rnchac
and Lundsren hurled a pitching duel
here today poor support by Salina
flelders IN the first inning giving
the Muskogee twirler the runs need
ed 10 win.
Score by innings;
MuEkoges .200 600 o0o-s 2
Salina ..,.,. 900 100 0O0--l 2
Batteries--Rachao sAa Nichols;
Lundgren and Walsh, -.---'---
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Eou,nment IN Good Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27. -- a
statement was issued this afternoon
by the Southern Pacific railroad
claiming that the company's equip
ment was in "aa-gOod # not better
condition at this time than u was Tor
the same period last year More
traffic Is being moved and both 10.
connective load and gross ton miles
per train havs jnnraaEAd, the rtAta-
ment said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
EIYE ESsEE 1: 5 7 ER- ]
Q...-S DAYS
.SE@,RESUETS

Western League.
AT SiOtN CITY, 3-5, TULSA rs firsi
game 10 innings.
At Omaha GA. Wichita oil.
A. Denver GIL. ST. Joseph -
At Bes Moines o.. Oklahoma city 2-e
National League.
At ST. Louis - New York -.
At Chicago 2, Philadelphia I.
At Cincinnati 81 Boston 0-s.
Pittsburgh a. Brooklyn, rain.
American League.
Al Washington Z, Detroit :.
ST. Louis at New York, rain.
American AsSociution.
At Kansas city 81, 81. Paul 70,
At Louisville l4-O. Toledo O-3.
Al Milwaukee ~, Minneapolis lt-b.
At Indianapolis TIA, Columbus Al
Texas League.
At Fort Worth Z, san Antonio },
At Beaumont 6, shreveport I.
At Wichita Falls ~. Galveston /.
AT Dallas -. Houston IL,
Southern Association.
Al Mempkis 4-S Little Rock 20.
Al Chattanooga 4, Nashville 0,
Only games scheduled,
southwestern League.
At Hutchinson B. Sapupl 3.
At Baruesyillo 4, Cutfeyyille 0.
At Topeka O-2 Independence g..
At saIua T. huskugoe b.,
Western Association.
A. Springfield 3, Joplin 3.
At Enid o. DkWulgce e.
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y, OJaeph .,.I..,,.,,.IOOO WI 0OO- 2
Denver ................O7 02l Ol0--11
Wright. Comes p Parker 2, Gross. Err
rors, Olson, HANDLER shnnlcy. Patterson.
stolen beses-kerr 2. wright Earned
Denver 10; ST. Joseph ]. Two-bnHc
hlis-Grovcr Parker Three-base hits
Patterson, Gross. Base on bAlls--Oft Gross
.. Oft BIRD ?, of Luschcns ?. Struck out
by Gross 3. Sacrifice hits--Nufer,
Wright. Double plays--Olson tunassisted)
Kerr 70 Shanley 10 Cartwright, Left on
hHseg--penvcr 2, St Joseph =. wild
pitch-Gross Hird. Ht by pitcher--Mc-
Donald, browne by Gross Passed ball
HANDLER. Innings pltched--By bird / Ia.
runs Z, hits 8, by Luschens, "a. runs 4.
ats ~. Tine ~ game so. Umpiros -
DOnohue and Held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
DENVER BRUINS
TAKE TWO FROM
FALLING SAINTS
oklahoma City Takes
Pair; Wichita and
Omaha Break Even

DENVER. Aug. s1.--Denver outplnyed
81 Joseph here today Uud won both
gfmua of doublo-hoador. the frat 9 10 2
ana tho second, IL 20 2. The home team
piled up eighteen hits In the second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
nrenks Airnlanc speed Record.

TURIN. italy, Aug, 21,-Lleuten-
ant Brakpapa today In an airplane
Flew al a speed OF 336 IL kilomcters
Cabout g0g.0 mllos) per hour, This
Is said TO hc q world record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-28
Dnby Girl Dloom Homo

MT. and Mrs, a r. Bloom, blG
North Rockford. are entertaining an
eIght-pound baby girl who arrived
Friday morning. Announcement has
not beer made as to tho baby girls
given name.
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score by innings.
Tulsa ...... 900 200 600 900 O-2
Sioux City ... 00i 100 900 900 t--3
(I3 innings)
summary: 1Mo-base hits-Bau-
man, Hemingway, Bennett, Query,
Lamb, McGinnis. Thrcc-basc hits
Hemingway. sacrifice hits--Thomp-
son, Davis (2), Query. Stolen bases
--liaumnn, Thompson, Hemingway.
McGinnis, Hamilton. Double plays
Hamilton to Metz; Hamilton to
Palmer, Hemingway 20 Palmer 10
Metz. Left on bascs-ITulsa ~; sioux
city 1S. Base on balls---On Bochlcr
%, Davis 3. Struck Out--By Bochler
II, Davis q. wild pltches--Bochlcr
Passed balls-Qucry. Hit by pitched
bail-By Davis (Y Davis,) MCGinnls.
Time--2:2s. Umpircs-Lcwis and
Anderson.
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Score. first game;
OklAhoma CITY

NltHN l'I nUNfllg III UlNlns
1xa Btted FOR Gpnin IN ninth.
Score by innings.
Oklahoma city ...... . 02O 900 00O-e
DeN mulnfh ss..ss...s. .VNV NNV NUN-N
summary; Huns-Wlndle, Moore. Err
rors-Feiher, Windle 2. Cooper. Two-baHo
hits--Moorc, ding, Ioran. Left on bases
Oklahoma city 6. peH Molncs 0. Struck
out--By Yde T. Cullop 4. Base on halls
-Ydo g, Cullop T. Earned runs--Okls-
hnma city ?, Losing pitchor-CullOp. Win
ming uitchri--Ide. Double plays on
molly 10 Cooper 20 Connolly. Umpires-
FltzpatflCk and Brecu. Tme---l go.
Second Game
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NuW0HFyI Two h0He nTI9.NONFcn, INV
~ Three-bpse hits--Daubett. Cavruey.
nRrhnre Double play-aFufd 10 Gibson.
Bases on bslls--On McNumRrh g. or
TrHNion /, or Ocschgcr q, or Keck I, otf
iuque I, struck out-Hy hcNAmatR
or Kcck g. of Gillespie 7 RunF-liHr-
bare, Ford 2 Gibson, OMEN, Gowdy.
Burns, Dnubert, Duncan 2, HOuEh e. FOn-
SEGA, ErrOts-Kupf. WnEo.