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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Ruins of Cliff Homes
Used to Make ViOltHs

AZTEC, y. M-Naluahle viollns
are being manufactured from WOOD
taken from tho ruins OF cliff dwell
SN near this city,
while eXcavatiug recently carr
Morris. research investigator for the
Smithsonian institution, found a
number Of perfectly preserved tim
bers which are believed to have
been used in constructing the homes
Of the cliff dwellcrs,
The timbers were estimated 70 DC
over a thousand years old, and, due
20 the dry, hot climate that pre-
walls In the vicinity of the ruins, the
wood has become so well seasoned
.hat high-cllss violins are being
made from II which have a tone, II
Is said, equal to that OF an instru-
mont that has been in use for a
number of years.
The Instruments are all OF fine
quality and are bringing high prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
MANY FEATURES
ON PROGRAM AT
MID-C0NTINENT
Sitkum Lopes Across Line
Ahead Of Field; Night
Rider Is Winning

This afternoons program ~ grey
hound races az Continent park
liz lined with feature cyCuts-mauy
OF them lammod with tho fastest
dogs of the track--Ond racing Off
cials declare that the followers OF
the sleek Caniucs will see one OF tho
best cards Of tho season when the
starter speeds the hounds on their
way this afternoon.
pcto Martins dog, Sltlum. liter
ally ran away from the rest Of tho
field In the first race last night,
when he finished with moro than TO
lengths TO spare. Night Rider was
one Of the surprises OF the evening
winning easily from Suisun ana
Busy Manager.
DOG RACE RESULTS Col Sport
head standing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
WORLD SLUGGERS
TO MEET JUNIOR
c. OF G. TODAY
Give Play-by-play Story
of Oilers Double-head-
er at Des Moines

a play-by-p account OF the OIL
crs Booster double header to la
played at Des Moincs this afternoon,
VIII he one OF the big features of
the program at McNulty park when
the Tulsa World Sluggers cross bats
with the Junior Chamber Of Com
mcrce at 3;1O o'clock.
Both The World tcam--ot the In
ter-Citlcs North lcaRuc-aud tho
Junior Chamber OF Commerce OF tho
OIL league. have strengthened their
teams for this afternoons struggle
and fast game is In sight for base
ball enthusiasts, even though tho
Tulsa oilers are sojourning In dis
tant lands.
Although The World-Junlor G. G.
cmhrollgo is not slated TO start nm
I'll $40. the double-header at Dps
Moitcs will bc called promptly at
1880 and The world will megaphone
tho progress OF tho games-play by
play. The world has a special wire
running to the park In Des Moincs
and the plays will he flashed TO
McNulty park instantancously.
The Junior Chamber OF Commerce
team has strengthened during ths
past 10 days. and with tho addition
OF Virgil and Earl Jones and Bren-
nnmcn to -rthe line, they will give
Tho world clan n battle every inch
OF the way, according to Manager
Payne last night.
Several shifts will bo made I'm The
World lineup, Manager McFetridge
announced on the eve OF the battle.
McFedrldge says he has secured u
new hurlcr and that several leaks In
tho defense have been stopped by
recent additions to the line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
CARDINALS WIN
OPENING BATTLE
FROM CHAMPIONS
st. Louis Cuts Giants
Lead to Game and Half;
Pirates Trim Robins

sr. LOUIS. July i6.-St. Louis cut New
Yurk's lead In tho National league pen-
nant race to q game and hslf ty win-
ming the first game Of the series here
today. 10 3. before an overflow crowd,
Batting rallies against Ryan In the sec
ond and third accounted for all the
Cardinal runs. The Giants rallied In the
ninth when double, pass and infield nit
filled the bases with only one out. How
ever. Jess HHines bore down and only one
run resulted.
While Haines wns bstted hard at times
he tlghtened up IN the pinches, The big
pitcher accounted for three of tho locals
tnfield hit and Baucroft's tumble. Jack
Smith robbed y. Smith Of n home run In
the center field wall 10 take the visiting
catcher's long drive. IavHn was ordered
out OF the game by Umpire O'Day Tor dis.
putting the arbiters decision In the first
inning.
ECufps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Woman CeRtendridn Fs
Defender of Fldppers

SPRINGFIELD. Ill---lt the judg-
mcut OF ll@ years is worth any
thing, the flappcrs OF today are not
the terrible beings they are some
times represented to he.
In fact. 1l2 years OF life say tho
much -slandorcd young lady of the
present IL Just about all right"
Mrs Sarah Duffy. born In Eng
land in 1910, IN speaking:
The flappers' dresses are n little
short. but / guess they are pretty
good Rirls--about hs good as tho
girls ever were"
Mrs, Duffy camo to America when
she was n littla girl. The passage
took three months. Her husband,
Thomas, died 30 years ago. She at
tributes her longevity to lust ma
tural living" Asked for n reason,
she replied:
"Oh, nothing-Iust worked, al
ways did eat what | wanted. l
wasn't particular"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Oregon Athlete Wins
Distinction in Study

ENGENE. Ore.--Ralph Spenrow
was the best all-around track and
field athlete at the University OF
oregon this year, with records Of
23 feet for the broad jump. 10 feet
In tho pole vault and 8 feet II
Inches at high jumping.
hut his distinction didn't stop
there. Spearow won honors carry
Ing heavy course In tho psychology
department.
Mother did he devote all his time
to his studies and athletics. for he
had the support of his family to
think or also. He attended to that
by being the regular pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Cottage
Grove. n nearby city.
Spasrow. who Is 20 years old, will
he u junior at tho university next
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
KNEPPER SWEEPS
GOLF CROWN OFF
Won ELM'S HEAD
Iowan Plays Rings
Around Champion in
Trans-Mississippi Tilt

OMAHA. Mob. July l6.-- Rudolph
Kncpper OF Sioux city, Iowa is the
l922 Trans Mississippi golf cham-
pion.
Tho Sioux city star who recently
won premier hOnors at the Iowa
state tournament. took the Trans
Mississippi title from George Won
Elm OF salt Lake city and In
thoir 3G-holc match here today.
II was not so much by superior
golf that Won Elm was retired az
champion as 1t was by inferior play
Ing I'm tho opinion OF tho gallery.
Apparently It was the PrlncotOnlan's
match from the start, the challenger
finishing tho morning round up
and pressing his advantage TO the
finish.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

summary: Two-basc hits-DaNls
9. sturgeon. German, Grancy' Sacrl-
flee hits-GOrnan. stolen basc-
IelvClt. Lett on BnScs-o. pcS.
N0ncs ;. struck out--By Hnuglhnu
1! LukanoViS .. Base on baIlS-oh
Lynch 3, Ilaughlnni 3, INT ny
pitcher by LuknnoNlS CIV N,isohI'
Earned runs-oig Lynch ana III
D innings. off Uaughland 3 and In
1 niurs: monc ont in fifth) off
Iukanoyls aud 4 In 4 innings.
Losing pitcher, HauGiand. Winning
pitcher, Lynch. Double plaSs-Mc-
Ginnis 10 Stuart to ICllvclt 20 stuart
to MCGinniS 10 LcliVclt; Davis 10
LCllvClt; Turgcon To "rah'n'
Umpircs--Fltzpntrick and DAVIS
Time 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
MIthIt,.
Omaha

XBstici fuf SeiiaIs la seventh,
SKHRttel for Musser In ninth.
Score by innings:
Nlchlth '''s'', '...s..,.O0l 600 900
summary, kuns-Smlth, ScllHrs. Manda,
Glslason. Apperson 2, Grantham, Herman.
Fincher, Efrors--W Washhurn. Butler, CRIT
I'm, hussor. GislRson. Three-base hit--Wu.
cox. TwO-bAse hitH-Flucher. Gislasun g.
Washhufn 2, Berger, Gregory. Sacrifice
hit-Grantham. stolen base wilcox,
GrRntham. Apperson. Smith. struck out
By Fiucher =, by SellHts 4 by Musser g.
Base on halls-Fncher g. Scllars ,, Mus
ser g. Runs and hits-on Flncher and
innings, Oft Musser and 2 IN innings.
Double plays-Fincher to Herman. Los
Ing pltchcr-Sellars Earned runs-OmAha
g Wichita 2. Left on hase-Omsha 4.
wichita 2. Tme-l.3J. umpires- Donahue
and Held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Topeka Takes Second.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 15.--
Strohm's single and Benn's double
in the fourth scored the only run
made in the second game OF the
series here today, in which Topeka
defeated Independence, TO 0.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
independence 900 900 OO0-0 0
Topekt 1000 100 O0x-l 7 /
Batteries-Shores and Fromme;
LusChen and Benn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
MCCORMICK GOES ABROAD
Harvester King Silent on Reports
Tint lie VIII Mary Ganna WaIskn.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Silert as 10
reports that he will marry Madame
Gamma Walska. Polish grand opera
star as soon as she gets n divorce
from Alexander Coohrane. Harold +.
Mccormick. OF Chicago. multimil-
llonairc head OF tho international
Harvester company sailed for Europe
on the Olympic. The only statement
he would make 10 newspaper men
was that his daughter, Mnthilde, who
In reported engaged to Max Oser, n
Swiss riding master, was not on board
the ship. It had been reported from
Chicago she would accompany b>o
father.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
WoUie Machine Placed
In French Senate Hall

PARIS-A motion picture machine
and projection room have been in
stalled In the palace OF the senate.
ono OF the most dignified Ieglsla
tive bodies In tho world. Senators
may show their colleagues educa-
tional films Illustrative OF points
they wish To drive home. A series
OF films illustrating life in tho
French colonies will be the initial
program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Braves Dcfcnt Sinclair juniors,

BrcCkenrldge, Braves hurIer, was
in rare form yesterday letting the
Sinclair Juniors down with one
single, the Braves winning 10 20 o..
This was breckenridge last game
with the Braves as he leaves for
Connecticut in the morning. The
Braves will miss his star work on
the mound and his timely hitting.
Freeman, Braves catcher, Knocked a
home run. II was one OF the long
est ever knocked on the Lee dia-
nond, Tho Braves play Turley to-
day,
Score by innings:
Braves ............02O 3O5 DO
Sinclair Juniors 1000 600 O. 0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Paper Shortage Hits
Government of SOUiet

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the sup
piles Of printing paper and coloring
material has reduced the output Of
the soviet governments printing
presses by 30 per cent, according to
n Copenhagen message. In conse-
quence OF this limitation OF tho
paper money supply the wages OF the
bolshevist workmen are said to bo
many million rubles In nrrears
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

buRlNGFlELD. Mo, July i5.-
Henryetta made Il three out OF four
for the series by taking the final
game from Springfield. TO today.
Score by innings: X. II. Il.
Henryettn ...00i 030 O2O--G II I
Springfield 200 600 201-.3 II 1
Fisher. Gray and MINI
or; Jones and White.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
A CLEAN OF Hone,

Dedhroke (roused by his wifo)-
whats that you say2 A burglar?"
Mrs. Dedbroke--"Yes. Fancy a
burglar calling on us!"
Dodbroke-"Let him climb in:
then III give yell and It may make
him drop something he has stolen
somewhere"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
PhIIs 2; Cubs I

CHICAGO July 15.--An error Of omis-
sion by Tony Kaufman, cost him his own
game today when Philadelphia staged a
nlnth-inning rally Hnd defeated Chicago,
TO !, In the first game OF tho series
with one out ana man on first and
second WriGhtstone grounded TO KHuf-
mann, who had plenty Of time to start
double play via third base but instead.
threw to second which permitted Lee to
reach third and wrightstone first Hen
line followed with single sending the
tying run homo and Welnerts double
scored Wrightstone with the winning run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Snpnlpn Yanka Win.

BARTLESVlLLE. July I5.-The
Sapulpa lanks had things all their
own way, winning ~ 10 0. Kelly
and Newnsha both drove out home
runs over the left field wall and
Grigshy Just missed ono when his
long fly hit the top OF tho boards
and bounced bnck.
Score by innings; R.H. T..
Sapulpn .603 001 120-l2 ~ |
Bartlosvillo 900 900 600 0 2 3
Batteries-Adair and Newasha;
O'Neal and Crlttenden.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
rhilad,Iphii
Chitaos

SRan for Peters In eighth.
zBstted for Kaufman In ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia e. .........Ono 600 002--7
Chicago ................OC OOl OOO-I
summary: Two-hase hits--I.eslie. wein-
ert. Home run-Miller. Double play
Fletcher to Parkinson. Bases on balls-Oft
Weinert 5, Off Kaufman 2. Struck out
BY Kaufman J. by Weinert J. Runs-Lee
Wrightstone. Miller. Errors-Parkinson,
Kaufman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

UENNENl July Ib---NflsT hoIng de-
layed nearly two hours IN reaching Dem
yer, Oklahoma CITY took the opening game
OF the series from the locals here this
afternoon, 10 10 3. The visitors hit Sails
bury hard, while Brady hurled consistent
ly easing w In the seventh. however, al
lowing the Bears their three tslliss,
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zone out when winning run scored.
SBatted for Adams in eighth.
NXl}atted for GlGzner In ninth.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn .............0I0 900 Olo %
Pittsburgh ,...... 200 900 O2O Is
summary: Twn-ha hits-Aitcheu
Ward. Tiorney. Three base hit--Maran-
willie. Stolen base-Miller, Double plays
High 10 Deberry to Mitchell. r. Griffith
to Olson 20 Mitchell Olson to Mitchell,
Ward to Mitchell Ward TO Olson to Mitch
ell. Bases on balls-On Reuther ], off
smith ), struck out-hy smith /, by
Runs-M!tchell, Ward. Maranvile, Carey,
Ems. Error Ward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
IInId Nnara Ont

PAWHUSEA. July 15.-Enld
nOsed out Pawhuska in ninth-in-
ming rally ana took todays game.
10 3. BoGart ana Adams had good
support and fought pitchers battle
throughout.
Score by Innings; r, n, y.
Enid ,,,..,OOO O30 O0l-4
Pawhuska ..10O 002 000--3 7 1
Battcrios-logard and DuncOnd;
Adams and Diamond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Mria Beat Cnffnryiiie.

COFFEYVlLLE. July i5.--Mus-
kogee batted Lenquist hard in two
innings today and won, TO s.
Score by innings; X. II. T..
Muskogee ZOO 500 020--7 6
Coffeyville ...02O O03 O0O-5 10 4
Batteries--Bousha, Jamerson and
Nichols; Lcpquist, warden and En-
pig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Hit Lynch and Boosters Take Series Opener by to Tally
St. Louis Net Stars Defeat
OHdhOn1dnS in SennfndLS

sr LOUIS July lbWtay rown ana Tea ntweS both OF ms
eliminating Oklahoma
only
To- whlo 62. third
20.
spcce fashion which
The
Drcwcs 6-l and so
somifnals, spccc defeated
Karl Eamman
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

CINCINNATI. July i6.-.-Tho Reds won
the first game Of the Boston series. . TO 2.
today IN the ninth, scoring tho winning
run on a walk IN Burns n bunt by Daubert
and n single to right by Harper. The
Braves got ono IN the eighth on a pass 10
Ford, an out and a single by Gibson, and
tied II IN the ninth when WingO muffsd
an assist to the plate after SlNon had
trlppled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Cantaloupe Conditions.

WASHINGTON--Cantaloupcs had
a condition OF 50 per cent on June /,
or one point less than on May / and
three points above the average for
the past seven years, according to
the department Of agriculture,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
JODIIn Bcats Twins

JOPLIN, July l5,-JOplIn took an
in-an-out game from Fort Smith to-
day, TO 8, Corrigan's double in
the eighth drove in the tying and
winning run.
Score by innings: r.. II. T..
Fort Smith ..O30 O20 1905 2
joplin .....,l00 200 22x-7 ~ 4
Batteries--Day Boyd and Rainey;
ElmOre. Hodges, Ingram and street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

PITTSBuRGH, July l5.--Pittshurgh won
from brooklyn today to 2. In 10 innings
after driving Reuther from the box in
the eighth when they tied the score on
five hits. The Pirates won In the tenth on
Carey's single, Bigbee's sacrifice and Tier
ney's double,
BrilliaN fielding by both teams fea-
tured, the visitors making five double
plays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
TESAR PITCHES
SIOUX CITY TO
TWO VICTORIES
Omaha Runs Away From
Izzies in Opener; Indians
Bury Denver Bruins

SIOUX CITY July 15-Siout city took
both games from 81. Joseph here today
winning the first ny score of ~ 20 (.
Aftor an eighth inniuE rally. and taking
the tnHl TO 4. Teser won both games
holding the league leaders In check tho
first game, and relieving Williams In tho
second contest
First Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Senators 2i Iirowns o.

wASuINgTOE. July a. Mogrldge
kent 81 Louis hits scattered today and
Washington took the uTcuinE game uf the
series. 2 10 0. An error by hcManus pass
hv Wright. Harris double. and singles by
shanks and MuEridge gave the locals
their runs IN the second inning,
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- -
Oklahoma CITY ....... .,.l2I O02 40
Denver ,............,....UO 900 J. Q
tIHllcd end seventh dHrkneRA).
summary. Ruus-GinglardL Tate ?. Eel
her 2, j Long 2 Wudle, Moore, Brady.
Lassllo, Parker. Bonnelly Errors Windle.
Earned runs Oklahoma city =. Denver g..
Thres-haHe hit--T Long, Home run
BRADY Sacrifice hits-T Long Sacrifice
ny-Wiudle. Bslk-lionnelly. struck out
By BRADY I, by salisbury /, by Bonurlly
2. Rase on balls-On Brady . or Bonuoly
2. Double plays-Felber 20 Windlc 10 Nc.
Daniels, La sale TO Rodgers TO Shsnloy,
Hlt by pitCher-MCDauiCl by Salisbury
McDsnlels by Bonnclly Innings pitched
Hy Salisbury I. 6 runs, . hits; by BON
nelly ., runs. hits. Left On bases
oklahoma City (. Denver g. Time H.
Umpires-Ilolmes and Ormsby
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Boosters Beat Troop Ttkr.

The Tulsa BOOSTERS took IaII out
of Troop Four yesterday afternoon
to Q.
Score by innings:
boosters ........OSO OI9 O2O-l5
Troop Four ,.,.,lO3 200 800 Q
Batteries: Lowe and Freeman;
Murray, Heath and Handy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Gus Payne Ties
With Feyherm in
Weekly Shooting

Gus Payne tied with Fred Fey
hcrm for high houors at the regular
shoot OF the Tulsa Gun club saturday
afternoon. by breaking ~ out OF
possible 100 birds. Saturdays shoot
ing viii probably he tho firal con-
test until early I'm September.
Tho scores.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 16--Stnnlcy
CpN,lssllc held Philadelphia 10 three hits
ana cleveland won the Orst game ~ tho
snrICs. Q To q. Nummol was found for
eight hits including IL triple by Speaker
and q double by wood.
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nOSTON. July lB--pilietto kept nos-
toms hits scattered today while Detroit
punched four uf its seven hits IN the
siHth for two runs, winning, TO O. Burns
made three Of BostOns hits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
II. II. T..

According to n statement made by
the department OF labor. building
costs now average 25 per cent lower
lhnm during The monk nerlod OF 1920
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
tIntlnnaiI.
Bo,ton

'HOne out when winning run scored.
NNBatted for Miller In eighth.
zGibsun out, hit by batted ball,
Score by innings:
boston .,.......,........OO 600 Oii--2
Cincinnati ...,-..........OO0 900 2Ql-3
summary: Three-base hit--NiNon. Bou-
BILE pay-Wngo 10 Daubert 10 B0hne.
Bases on balls-On Luque 2 Oft Miller 2.
of Mcnamara !. Struck out-By Luque
:, by Miller 2, Runs-NiSon, Ford. BurnA,
Daubert, Harper. Errors -Klmmlck, Win.
20.
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summary; Runs--OlHen, Bonowitz Nuf.
er kandler Hamilton. Williams .. Metz
2 Robinson O. Palmer .. Query ?, Tesnr.
ETrors-Olscn Bonowitz q Nufcr. Two
base hits-Williams Metz. Home runs
Palmer, Buuowitz. Sacrifice hits--Adams,
Tesar. OStergHrd. Double plays-Hcmiug-
way to Palmer to Metz. Adams TO Nutor
to oiscn. Earned runs-SiouN city 6, st.
Joseph T. Left on bHs---St. Joseph 8, Sioux
city 8. Base on balls-On Adams 0, of
Tesar :. struck out--By Adams . by
TesRr o. Passed balls--Kandler. Umplrcs
-hcGloom and Anderson. Time-i:Ib
Second Game.
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rHatted for Hovlik in ninth.
Score by Innings:
ST. Joseph .............,O0 O0O OOA OOO-i
sioux city ,..,..........lO Ol0 l2S-b
summary: Runp-Corridcn. Fisher, Hon.
owitz, Bird, Hamilton 2, Hemingway Metz.
Robinson. Errors-Hamiiton 2, Shangling,
Two-hase hits--Flshet, Hamilton ? Home
run-Metz. Sacrifice hit-Grabowski.
Earned runs--SiouN city s, 81. Joseph 2.
Struck out-By Hemingway 2. Stolen bases
-Hemiesway ? Double plRys-Heming-
way to Palmer to Metz Mcdonald to Nufer
to Olsen. Hts and runs--On Williams J
and 3, Off Birds 10 and ,. OFF Hovlik l and
2 off yeSnr ] ?. Left on bhHe--Sioux city 7,
St Joseph 7, Base on bnllH--ON Hlrd j.
OFF Hovlik o. OF Williams g. of Tcsar ..
Innings pitched-ny wiliams 5 2-3. by
BIRD 20, by Hovlik 10 by Tear 3 t-3
struck out-By nird 2. by Hovlik o. by
williams !, by Tesar 2. hit by pitched
bHll-HHmiltou by Brd. Umpires-AndeT-
son and McGlOom. Tlme--l:53.
OMAHA, July i5--noth sellars and
Fincher were hit hard, the latter however
Gccs'rS ~ .!GS!cs aca:tcEgi 80: Omaha
won tOday's game from Wichita. 0 to ..
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SALlNA, Kan, July 15.--Tho Mil
lers pounded Chinosk hard in the
fifth and sixth innings today, even
ing the series by taking the sec
ond game. to 3.
Score by innings: Ri. II.
Hutchinson 100 100 OOi--3 0 l
Salina .,....-0t0 024 00x--7 ~ 4
Battcrics-Chinoskl. Dempsey and
Decker. Lundgrcn and Walsh.
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Western League.
At DES MONIES 8. TULSA I.
At sioux city 1875 st joseph "a,
At omaha .. Wichita g.
At Denver 3. Oklahoma City 10 (caIlod
end seventh, darknessl.
National League.
At Pittsburgh . BrooNyn 2.
~ Chicago |. Philadelphia 2.
At Cincinnati 3 Boston .,
At st. Louis 4, New York z.
American League.
At Philadelphia o. Cleveland 2.
At Hoston o. Detroit ..
At New York 2. Chicago ,.
At Washington ?, ST. Louis o.
southern Associntion.
At Nashville 3. Mobile O.
At Little Rock T. birmingham o.
At ChattanoOga 2 New orleans Z.
At Atlanta 3, Memphis 2 (called eev.
enth inning to allow Memphis catch train,
Texas League.
At wichita Falls li-4, Fort Worth s-1.
At san Antonio H. Galveston ?.
At Shreveport }. Dallas 2 Gl innings).
At Houston beaumont. rain.
Southwestern League.
At BartlesVilie O, Sapulpa IL.
At Sslina 7. Hutchinson 3.
At Topeka I, Independence 0.
At Cotfsyville 8, Muskogee 7.
Western Association.
A. pawhuska 3, Enid 4.
At Springfield 3. Henryetta 4.
At Okmulgce 1O-1, McAlester 20.
Al Joplin T. Fort Smith ..
American Association.
At Kansas city o. Milwaukee 0.
At indianapolis 8, Louisville 6.
At Columbus g. Toledo T.
At st. Paul-Minneapolis. rain.
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XBattod for WrIght In eighth.
RFUFn ly truIrVHs

81 Louis .....,..........O0 900 900 0OD--0
Washington .,,,...-s....V@O 600 OOl-2
Summary; Tw0-bnse hlt--ilatrls Dou-
bic uIay-F.llcrbs 10 McManus Bush TO
Harris to Judge. Bases on balls-On
wright 2. of bunforth !. struck out-By
Danforth !, by MoRrihga /, Runs-shanks.
HnIfia. Errnra-Ml MnnmH.