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The New York herald., 1922-12-31
RECEIVER FOR BUILDERS.
F.. j. McGinnis to Take Over Fuller
Bros. & Co.

Frank ]. McGinnis yesterday was ap-
pointed receiver for Fuller Brothers &
Co, dealers in building material at 139
Greenwich street, after suit in equity
had been filed against the firm by the
McAndrews & Forbes Company. a
New Jersey concern. The liabilities Of
the concern were placed at $3.50. 600,
with assets listed at S156,000. The
complainant company alleged that
creditors are pressing their claims and
that suits are threatened against the
concern. The claim Of the McAndrews
& Forbes Company is for S13.775.
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homa City. won from George Town
send Shawnee, up. Roy HUFF,
Shawnee, won from Fred Sage.
Shawnee, 8 up. Bryan Pace. Shaw
nee. won from A. ]. Fluke. Shawnee.
up. Harry Maidt, Lakeside. won
from Pcyton Jennings, shawnee. j
up. r. w Christner. Shawnee, won
from f. V. Askew, Shawnee, | up:
First rounds were played in class Q
and class d.
Lakeside Team Wins.
In team play Sunday, Lakeside de-
feated the Shawnee and Oklahoma
City Country clubs, in a hotly con-
tested five-team match. Each uuin-
tet was led by a professional, Guy
a. Croods. playing for Lakeside: q.
c. Clark. leading Shdwnee and Sandy
Baxter leading oklahoma City. BaN-
ter turned in the lowest card. shoot
ing 153 on the 36 holes. He opened
with a birdie and from that time on
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Rudolph Defeats Local stars.

Erwin Rudolph, one OF the lead
ing pocket billiard players enter
tanned two large crowds in exhibi-
tion games yesterday at the Crlte-
rion Billiard parlors. In the after
noon Rudolph easily defeated W. l..
Miller $50 to 10 at 14-l rack pool
with "A high run Of SO. At night Ru-
dolph defeated Edgar @. Spears OF
Kansas City 1876 TO 10 in closely
played contest, Rudolph defeated
NJ. Fitzpatrick so 10 10 In the so or
no count match. Rudolph continued
for a high run Of SO. After the
game he gave an exhibition OF fancy
and trick shots.
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Eonr Tcams Aftcr Lad.

FORT WORTH. Texas. July IT,
Horace Kibbie. star shortstop OF the
1922 Texas university freshmen
baseball team and now a member OF
a local amateur club. has been Of
fered contracts Ivy four major league
teams, according to reports here to-
day. The Chicago White SoX
Philadelphia Athletics, Pittsburgh
Pirates and Detroit Americans are
angling for his services, II is said
Kibbie is a graduate OF Fort Worth
senior high school. lie will not sign
before completing his college course,
he says.
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TULSA ACE LETS
BOOSTERS DOWN
WITH 3 BINGLES
Bennett and Lamb Split
Honors With Hickory;
Two Games Today

DIS MONIES. Jul" l7.--Geor" ,
BoehIcr was the old George this
afternoon when he held the Des
Moln,a Boosters 90 three scattered
hits ard smeurod them with white
wash evening the Oiler- Booster
series by u score OF 10 o. Heavy
hitting by Bennett and Lamb put
over Tulsn's two runs ana won the
game.
When Boehlcr was sout 10 the
mound this afternoon he started or
Ike house afIre and the further
he went the better he got lc
struck the local lads out right and
left and was never I'm the slightest
bit OF danger during tho nine chap
ters OF the story Although BOehlcr
pitched brilliant bail ho was given
n battle by the local moundsmen.
cross ana Wolfram, ' 20 distributor
but six hils during the afternoon.
Lamb found three ~ them
Has Chance Today.
Tulsn viii have chance 10 over
take tho Sioux city clan tomorrow
afternoon " they take both ends
Of the double header, which will
start at 2.30 o'clock. Tulsa Is Just
u half game behind tho Sioux tribe
and by taking both ends Of tho big
program they can eliminate this diff
ference.
Bennett started the game OFF rlgh'
when he singled TO LETT on his first
trip TO the plate. Bauman sacrificed
him to second Davis popped out.
Lamb singled 10 left, scoring Rem
nett. Lelivelt lined out
In the last half OF the second Des
Moines picked Off one hit, got an
other In the fourth and the third In
the sixth. And that tells the story
Of Boehler In the box.
Second Run GIFT.
with tho score 10 o for Tulsn
the game smiled along 10 the sixth,
when Bauman singled through
Wagner. Davis forced Bnuman at
second Lamb doubled down tho
left field foul line and Davis went 20
third Lolivclt was given n com
plimentary ticket TO first and the
bases were filled. Stuart walked,
forcing I'm Davis for the final score
If the game McGinnis cut short the
rally by hitting into n double play.
Although Tulsa put men on bases
In each OF the concluding innings.
the local moundsmon had things
pretty much 10 their liking.
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SapuIpa Yankees
Take First Game
From Coffeyville

Special TO the World
SApULPA, July l7.-The Yanks
punched hits OF Warden IN the
first three innings and took the
opening game OF the series here to-
day to 3. Albanese hurled effec-
tive bail, loosenlng up only on one
occasion, the fifth Inning, when the
Refiners punched three hits that
cc:c.c. .w5 -.a-. Thc remainder ::
Coffeyville's hits were scattered.
Sensational fielding marked the con-
test, with Coffeyvillc errors respon-
sible for one Yank tally.
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Drlllcrs Drop One.

OKMULGEE, July 17.--"Lefty'
songer was tight In the pinches while
Crock tt, local moundsman, wes un-
able 10 control his delivery when
hits meant runs and the Harvesters
took the second game of the series
from the Drillers by a score OF to 2.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Enid ......O21 O10 OO0--4 0
Okmulgee 100 600 0l0-2 7 2
Batteries-So Songer and Diamond, !,
Crockett and Agnew.
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Giants Hold Lead by Trimming Cards

gave Crooks, his opponent, n merry
chase. Both shot 37s on the wav
out and came In with 39s. on the
second out, Baxter shot a 80 while
Crooks was marking w 4l and
coming back put up 36 card with
Crooks marxing up 43.
The course is unusually smooth
for the tourney and the greens said
20 he in the fastest condition
Semifinals will likely be played toe
morrow with the finals slated for
Thursday
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zone out when winning run was scored.
SLATED for Gillespie IN slNth.
EzBattcd for Schnclle In eighth.
Score by Innings.
Boston ...............I1l 2i0 0I0 90
Cincinnati ..............O0 600 l0l 320 is
summary. Huna-Nixon. Cruise, Boeckle
9 Gibson, Watson Lansing. Daubert 2,
Duncan Z. Harper. Bohue 2. Piuelli. Err
ruts-Kopf Harper Two-base hits-Dun-
can. Watson. Home runs-Bohne, Cruise,
Gibson. Double plBys-Chveny to pau-
bert to Caveny Keck TO Pineln TO Ford
to Holke. kopt to Ford TO Holke. Bases
on halls-On Couch 2, off Schnell !, off
Watson ,. Off Lansing ?. Oft MeQullan
T. Struck out-By Couch !. by Lansing
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Mnsknrce MIns One.

BARTLESVlLLE. July 1.-THE
locals lost IA comic opera game o
Muskogee here today, IL 20 4. The
Nets hit Meek almost at will while
the locals played loose baseball all
the way.
Score by innings: r, II, f..
Muskogee ,.20l 900 423,--l2 90 2
Bartlesville on 600 002-- 4 10 3
Ratteries--Rush and Bonifer;
Meek and Wiley.
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WHITE SOX HAND
YANKEES THIRD
JOLT IN ROW
Tigers GallUp Away From
Red Sox in Fast Game;
Indians on War Path

NEW YORK, July 17.-Chicago
won its third straight from New
YORK today. taking an thinning
battle In which both clubs used four
pitchers, : to z. The white Sox
tailed the winning run o.. Faik's
single. Sheoly'H sacrifice and Pinch
Hirtor Sirunk's single. Babe Ruth
rHppcd out his fifteenth homer In
the seventh ana IN the eigh Hooper
and Mosti drove out circuit blows
ON successive pitched balls.
Efpr0s
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Games S for This
week
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Tuesday.
TULSA AT DIES MONIES Cdouble.hssd-
or sunday.
81 Joseph AZ Sioux city
Wichita at omaha,
Oklahoma CITY at Denver double head
er Mgnhay no gn.me Tuesday, .-,,
TULSA AT OMAHA.
4 St. Joseph at Denver tdouhle lehendsr
oklahoma city at sioux city.
Wichita at Des Moiucs.
saturday.
TULSA AT DENVER.
st. Joseph at Omaha.
oklahoma at sioux city double .heador).
Wichita at Des MoincH
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tuesday.
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Cno game Sum
New York at 81 Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Boston at ST Louis.
brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesday.
Cleveland At Philadelphia Ono game
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday.
Chicago At Boston,
ST, Louis at Phia 4olphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland At Washington.
Chicago At New York
ST. Louis at Washington.
Detroit ~ Roston tn1 game sundavl.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
IuesdnN, Wednesday, IhursdBy, Friday.
Toledo a. Minneapolis.
Columbus at st. Paul,
Indianapolis at Kansas city.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Toledo at ST. r1ai' r
Columbus NJ Minneapolis
Indianapolis AZ Nuwaukss.
Louisville ~ Kansas CITY
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Atlanta az little Rock.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
New orleans At Nashville,
Birmingham At Memphis ono game Mon
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday.
Memphis at Nashville (uo game friday.
Liule Rock az Chattanooga,
Mobile az Atlanta tuo game Thursday.
New orleans at birmingham double
header Saturday,.
TENAS LEAGUE.
ruesday "Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Beaumont at Galveston.
Shreveport at Fort Worth.
wichita Falls at Dallas
Houston at san Antonio.
saturday.
Galveston at Wichita Falls
Houston at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at shreveport.
san Antonio at Dallas
SOUTHwESTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
cufteyVtllo dt Supulpa,
Hutchison at Topeka.
Muskogee 0t Bartlesville.
Independence at SalinH.
Friday and Saturday.
Sapulps ut MuskOgee.
Blrtlesville al Coffeyyile,
Salina pt HutchisOn.
TopekR ~ Independence,
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Tuesday.
Fort smith at Springfield.
McAlester at Pawhusks.
Enid az Okmulgee.
Henryetta al Joplin.
wednesday, Thursday. Friday, Saturday
Springfield at Henryetta,
Joplin a. Fort Smith.
OkuulTee Rt McAlester.
Pawhuska al Enid.
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yopIin Takes Fast Game.

JOPLIN, Mo- July 17.--Joplin
took fast game from Henryetta
here today. 3 TO 2. Double plays In
the fifth and ninth cut Oft Henry
etta tallies.
Score by inning: II. II. +
Henryetta ...O02 900 000--2 12 3
Joplin ......020 0l0 00x-3 0
Batteries--Jelsma and Miner
Hodges and Street, Healey.
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NHatted for Young In ninth.
El'Nttod tor Salisbury In seventh
Score by innings;
Oklahoma city .,,..,.,slo0 lll 2nl-- ?
Denver .....,.....,.....2O OOa OnN-tn
summary Runs-put g, Fclber @ Nc
Daniel q Moore, Comes, Kerr 2, i.nnEa.
ShHnley- g. Patterson, Rodgers ErrctH-
ketr2, Shanley, OBrion. Rodgers Earned
tuua-pklHhoma city H. Denver 10 stolen
! baEcs-rattcrSon, Moore Two.baHe hits
Kerr, Shanlcy Wiudol Pitt Felber
Fisher Three-bsso hlts-pattorsou PITT,
Mcdaniel Rodgers, Shanley, Homo run
Fisher Sacrifice mt-parkcr--S Sacrifice
ry-GlnglardL Comes Passed ball
Parker, struck RyStesngrafe D. by
PAYNE I, hv Young 8, by Salisbury q by
Hall ?. Baae on hallH-Off Steengrafe /.
| Oft Payne /, Off Young 2, Double pay
Tate to Mechanics. Wid pitch--steen-
grnfe. Runs and hlts-Orf PAYNE and
= In tnons out I'm third. OF young 4
and In innings, OFT Steengrats 6 and
10 In SIS. OF Salisbury and IN 1 "a
Off Ha I ana In ?. Left on hase-OkA-
homa city 4 Denver g. Umpires--Orms.
by ana Homes Tlme-g,oo.
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Salina Beats Hutchinson

SALINA, July l7.-Salina defeat
ed Hutchinson, 3 to 8. here today in
Il innings, McDougal ended the
game in the tweittn ny knocking a
home run with the bases full.
Score by innings
Il. II. r..
Hutch lisa 600 Ol0 OOO-s IA /
Salina 100 lao 200 00l-9 IA 5
Batteries-Henry, Dempsey and
osterfelt; Matthews, stanton. Rrooks
and Walsh.
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PACKERS TAKE
FIVE IN LINE
FROM LEADERS
Denver Bruins Take Close
Game From Hollanders
by 10 to 9 Tally

SIOUX cry. July IT, Sioux City
slaughtered tho Josios here again today
winning by score Of 10 ~ ~. The vie
tory made fvu straight from the league
leaders stand seven wins In a row Tor
tho Packers
HFora NV tuulups
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
MEDALIST LOSES
OUT IN INITIAL
FLIGHT IN PLAY
Two Tulsa Entrants Drop
Out After First Round;
Finals Thursday

SHAWNEE, July l7.-Charley
Bell. Shawnee, medallst OF the shaw
nee Country clubs invitation golf
tournament, went down In defeat in
the first round Of play this after
noon when he met his fellow mem
her w. b. Warbinton. Warblnton
went over 10 holes to gain a victory.
Fifty-four men shot qualifying
scores this morning and match play
was started at | o'clock Four class
es are in the field battling for the
long list Of trophies which the local
golf club has offered for prizes.
Bell, in shooting n for medalist
honors, barely nosed out Keith Car
ter. the 16year-old entrant Of the
oklahoma city Golf and Country
club who shot a 70. G.. a. Mattisou
~ Lakeside qualified with n card OF
SO. = 40 out and a 30 in.
OF tho lG men qualifying In class
4, five are from Shawnee. four from
Oklahoma city. six from Lakeside
az oklahoma city and one from Tul-
sa. The Tulsa entrant. Sam Kennedy
was eliminated in the first round OF
match play.
Result OF First Round.
Glass A: w. B. Warbinton. Shaw
nee, defeated C. A. Bell, Shawnee,
/ up on ~ holes. G. NJ. Donnally.
Oklahoma CITY,. won from Sam Ken
nedy, Tulsa. up: 6 to play. Allen
YeaEer, Lakeside, won from II. r..
Jacobs. Lakeside, & up 4 TO play.
Max Van zandt, Lakeside, won from
A. NJ Sadler, Lakeside, up. g. A.
Mattison, Lakeside, won from c. B.
Cockroll, Oklahoma city. 4 up 3 to
play. n. w. Baptist, Shawnee, won
from w. n. Hicks. oklahoma City,
default Il. c. Housch. Shawnee,
won from A. f. Maidt. Lakeside, 8
up TO play Keith Carter. Okla.
homa City. won from c. w. Martin,
Shawnee, 8 up 3 to play.
Glass r: Lee Kennedy, Tulsa,
lost TO 4. ]. Mcmahon, oklahoma
City. down. II. c. simmons, Shaw
nee, won from A. T. Peters Shaw
nee, up. j. p. MacGreEor. Okla
homa City. won from II. T. Riddle,
Shawnee, l up. w. ]. Banks, Oitla-
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Isroo.iyn

KHAN for Deberry In ninth.
INFLATED for Vance In ninth.
Score by innings:
brooklyn ss...s.ss.t H-NV aVV UN"-o
Pittsburgh ..............OOl 2li 50S-s
summary. Runs-Oison, wheat, Mitch
ell. SchmBndt. High. Maranyille, Carey 2,
Blgbee, Tierney, Grimm. Gooch 2 Errors
High. Miller. Two-base hits--Ward. Big
hee Bsrnhart, Tierney ?, Gooch, Deberry.
Double play-Maranvlne to Tlerney to
Grimm. Bsses on balls-Or MamauS 3.
off Vance I. Struck out-Hy MamRux ?.
by Nellowhorse ?. by Hamilton q. by
Vance g.
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IndInna o. AthlctIcs 0.

PHILADELPHIA, July i7--ClevelAnd
today defeated Philadelphia In the see
ond game of the series 20 O. thle
hoIt the home team 10 four scattered
hits while hls team mates pounded Har.
ris for ~ aaftlos Tor total OF ~
bases.
---anL
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TIErrs 49, Red Hosc I.

BpSTpN. July lT.-'ohh'a batting wss
tho feature Of DetrOlta victory over Bos.
ton. i6 to 7 today. lie mada five hits
In five times at bat including a double
and home run. the latter off FULLER
ton IN tho ninth with two on base. Bos-
ton made five runs In its first. due 10
pauHE' wildness and errors by Clark and
Msnion. II was Boston's sixth straight
-, i..t.
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CHICAGO. July i7.--Ch'cago staged an
eighth inning rally In which Pitcher Lee
Meadows, who had allowed only four
scattered hits up TO this round, was hunt
ed or his feet and Philadelphia lost It's
first game OF the season In this city,
The score was 20 2,
Score by innings.
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Pirates ~ Dodgers =.

FORBES, FIELD. PITTSBURGH. July
1.-THE Pittsburgh Pirates defeated
Brooklyn hero today, to s. In a hard
hitting contest. Yelowhorse allowed seven
hits and five runs In less than four in
ningB and was replaced by Hamilton who
stopped further scoring.
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score by Innings
Boston ,........,.,,.,. 300 600 o2O-
summary Runs-Blue =, Haucy q.
Cobb Q, Hcilmnn : clark 2 Riguey,
Mauiou, Ehmko ., Jones, r smith Men
Pratt, Dugan, J. Collins, oRoufka, Full
lerton. Errors--C'ark ManiCn. Msnosky,
O'Rourko 3. Two-basc hits-Ehmke. Cobb,
". Smith, Three-bnse hlt--E. Smith.
Home run--Cobb Z Double playr-Ehm-
ke 20 Clark 10 Blue, Dugan to Pratt TO
Uurns. Bases on halls--Ot Dauss 3, OF
Ehmke ., OF riercy 2, off Fullerton 2,
kLLmrk nml-MY Ehmkn 9. by Inhnsnm l.
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~ Boston z Detroit ~
At New York T. chicago =
A. Philadelphis q, cleveland 4
Al Washiugton-St Louis game called
In second, rain.
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NUWWhfyi NunH--Jafn 7, WhnhE
EEanE Speaker. Wood. Error--Perkinh
Two base hits-wood. Mc1nnis Jameson,
Speaker. Thres.bass hits-NcInnis
Wech. Speaker, WamhagHnHs Home
run-Wood. Double plsys-Dykes to Haus-
er, Dykes 10 Young to Hnuser. Young TO
Galloway 10 Hauser, uhls to Wambs-
Harris 8. OFT Uhls .. struck out-By
Hnrls I. by IiIle Z.
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CGNC1NEATi, July 1.-THE Reds won
out from tho Braves today In 10 innings,
20 q Roth Couch and Watson were
knocked out Of the box early In the game.
triple and slngIe by pinolIi after Nc
Quillan had purposely passed two bat
ters.
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Ysrnaug out hit by battod ball
hkitau for Iaiyhn In tenth.
HNKliHtt"i for HenksnFhip In tenth,
bHtted for Jones IN eighth.
zIHatted for McNnlly In ninth.
z28liatted for BAKER In ninth.
yHnn Tor Hoffman In ninth
yyIatted Tor Murray In ninth
Score by innings;
Chicago ....... ......OfO OOo a40 Ot--B
New York .,.....,,.,0i0 100 203 O0--7
summary; Nuus-Johnson, Collins e.
Hooper 2. Mostii Z Falk. Pipp Ruth 2.
ward g. Scott Twu-bsBe hits-Ruth.
MouHcl. Sohang. Homo ruus--Huth, Hoop
or Mostu. Baaos on bhlls-On Hoyt q.
ouship /. OF Mays /. struck out--By
RoheriHon I. by Blnnkonship l, by Hoyt
/, by Jones,
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Score by innings;
Philadelphia .......,...,.'OO 600 OOl-s
chicago ...ss...s'sss..'. tuoV GOO osN-5
summary; Runs-Fletcher, Henline.
Krug. OFarrell, Jones. Errors--MeAdowE.
Twn-base hits-Rapp, Fletcher Double
plays--rerry TO HolIocher, Terry TO Hol-
iucher 10 Fribers. Bases on bslls-Off
Meadows 3, off Jones 2. Struck out--By
Jones 8, by Meadows 3.
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Sylvester.
p.-..R DAYS
.SElRESULTS


AT pES MONIES y, TULSA 4
A. Sioux city rs, ST. Joseph n.
a. Denver 10, Oklahoma city q.
At omaha Wichita, wet grounds
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At Kansas city 10. Mnwaukes s.
~ st. Paul e-9, Minneapolis ~.
All games scheduled
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DENVER. Colo. July i7,--Despite poor
support. Stoengrafo tucked away vic
tory Tor the Denver Bears over Oklahoma
city here this afternoon 90 20 . Denver
connected with rRynes offerings nnd
drove him out Of tho bon IN tho thrd,
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Summhty' HunH-Olser' 'otriden,
Fisher, Honowit1 stevenson g. MELON.
aid T. Nufer Grshowski 2. Hemingway,
Metz 2. Palmer =. Ostorgnrd 4, Robin
son Z, Query, Davis. ErrorH-Fisher
stevenson, Hemingway Palmer 2 Two.
base hits--ostotghrd Fisher, Grahowski
Homo runn-paviH. Hemingway SaCri-
flee hlt--Nufcr. struck out--Hy Homing-
way. Earned runH--SiouS iCty u; ST.
Joseph .. Double play-palmer to Metz.
HITS and runs-Ou LndberK ~ and n.
OF Grover and g. Left on base-St
Joseph ., Sioux city q. Base on balls
OFF Lindberg g. or Davis g. Oft Grover
?. Innings pitched-Lindhorg b. Grovpr
3 Wild pitchcs-Grover Davis. UmpireH
-McGloom and Anderson. Timc--2:0
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SBattVd for baurs In second
Ellatted for Plorcy IN sixth.
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Score by innings: n n. E
81. Joseph .............O8O 600 GO2-il
Sioux city -. ...........O3O 62t O0x-ib
summary; RunH--Olser,- Corriden
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
In The Headlights Glow

will probably be gone for a fort
night.
The Ford caravan, which will dis
play all the different machines man
ufactured by the Ford Co. in additi-
on to implements and tools used
with Ford power units, started Fri
day at noon from Portland. Newberg
was the first stopping place for the
caravan. The trip will last three
months, according to present plans
and the itinerary includes Pendleton.
PendIeton people have expressed
the opinion that the unidentified man
recently found in the Columbia near
The Dalles was the driver of a car
and was held up and killed by>thugs
who then placed his body In the
river and made away with the car
This theory is bound to make it
doubly difficult for the highway pc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08

low detour signs. Road also under
construction between Moro and Grass
Valley. Follow detour signs. 4
Shaniko=Antelope In good condi-
ton.
Antelope Madras: In good condi-
ton via Gateway,
Mckenzie Highway
Eugene Blue River: Open and in
good condition.
Mckenzie Pass Closed on account
of snow viii probably not be open
for traffic until middle of July.
Sisters Redmond: open and in good
condition.
John Day River Highway
Arlington Condon: Take detour
road via Rock Creek, Mikl:alo and
| Cluem; dirt road, good condition;
main road under, construction from
Arlington Olex
Condon- Fossil: Macadamized and
in good condition.
Fossil Butte Creek Summit: Gravel
ed and in good condition.
Summit -Tilleys (mouth of Sarvice
Creek): Dirt road in fair condition.
during dry weather; passabe for light
cars. Very rough. Saryice Creek Sec
tion is under construction; best road
to Spray is via Winlock.
Tilley 's-Spray: New rock. fair con-
dition.
Spray-Dayville: Good condition.
Dayville-Cole's Bridge: In fair con-
dition but rough.
Coles Bridge Prairie City: Graveled
road in good condition.