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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
Host of Youngsters
Tried at McAIeSter

M'ALESTER. April 15.-The Me-
Aloster "Diggers," Western associa'
ton ball team. having made a good
start last Sunday when they played
their first exhibition game, defeating
the Allen team by a score OF 10 to 3,
will take on the Quinton "Gassers'
Sunday, April 16. Manager Grigg
has been eliminating players az the
rate OF several every day this week
and expects soon 10 have his lineup
complete, The season will open Mt
the local diamond Apr! 20 with Ok
mulgee. President Wandering IS
Rpariug no expense to make the Nc
Alester club n winner, Probably 90
players have been put through the
min In selecting the best available,
A local iewclcr has offered a regu-
lation size silver ball and bat 20 the
pitcher and batter who mako the
best record, respectively. The new
ball park and grapdstand have been
delayed by the wet weather but II Is
hoped that they viii be ready for use
for the obening game.
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Chickasha High
Wins Southern
Track Honors

CHICKASHA, Okla, April 10. -
Chiokasha high school track team
won the southern Oklahoma high
school conference meet here this aft
ernoon by rolling up a total Of 80
points, Just one point more than
Duncan high school Earnered.
Norman high school, scoring "a
points, finished third, and Ada high
school took the fourth place with 90.
b Frank Potts Of Ada won the all
around honors by scoring 10 OF the
20 points made by his team.
Altus high school won tho tennis
tournament, McLaren and Douglas
taking the doubles and McLaren the
singles.
~ a meeting of the conference
officials. N. Hin OF Duncan was
elected president and Paul n. Camp,
bell of Norman, secretary.
Ardmore was voted OF the con,
ference because OF alleged lack o
interest. Anadarko, Hobart and Pur
cell high schools were admitted 4
membership.
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b'ob DIG lIiuis
This Is the last trial at which
more than one class OF dogs will
show at one time. II is being
planned 70 hold the trials for only
a halliday period instead of a whole
day. and In that event II would be
possible only 20 run off a puppy stalk
or a derby or an all-age. perhaps
two. but not all three events the
same day.
Puppies will run first wednesday.
derbies next and then all-age. The
courses are two miles west OF Red
Fork. Go on paved road toward
Sapulpa, turn TO left at first road
beyond Electric park and go straight
west to top OF hill, where cara will
park.
Dogs and owners will be on the
grounds at s a. m. Spectators not
going with the dog men may follow
later IN the day &c suit their con
venience. Lunch will be served on
the courses. each individual provld-
ing his own.
Entries close at time of drawing,
which will take place at s a. m. at
the course.
Collilsville, Broken Arrow, jerks,
Bixby and Sand Springs will be
well represented.
A delegation from Sapulpa will
attend, although Sapulpa dogs will
not contend, as Sapulpa is In another
unit OF the A. S. y, l..
Muskogee unit OF A. 8, p. l.. has
challenged the winning dogs for a
Joint trial which may be held in the
near future.
c. Il. Griffith Of Yale will offlclato
as Judge at Wednesdays trials.
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League
SKATERS Ahead
In Circuit Blows

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Ma
tional league got the edge on the
American league for homo run
honors since the season opened
Wednesday. The players In Presl-
dent Heydler's circuit banged out
an even dozen while the players OF
President Johnson's organization
bagRed only three. The National
leaguers averaged three a day for
the first four days OF the season,
Emil Meusel OF the New York
Giants bagged one in each OF the
first two games, and Cy Williams,
the fleet-footed Philadelphia out
fielder, slammed two in the game
against Boston today. Norman
Boeckel OF the Boston Braves
bagged one circuit drive in the same
game.
In the American league Bob
Veach OF Detroit bagged the first
homer on the opening day, and no
more were made until today when
Frank Ellerbe and Martin McManus
OF the st. Louis Browns knocked one
each In the game against the Chi
cago White Sox, giving tho league a
total OF three,
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81. Ioaph


HBatted for RAIDER IN seventh.
ICES MONIES sss .tsssstsN AVl tVN-h
81. Joseph ...........OtO coo b2N-S
Summary Runs ana hits-ON RAIDER
q and = In 7 innings. MI Mccall 0 and !
In 2 innings, OF Cullop 6 and 7 In Ia
Innings. OF Mrrz 2 and Z In I "a innlngt.
Earned runs-Des Muinea 2. ~, Joseph g.
base on balla-On RAIDER 4, off CullOp
g, uf Mcr2 4. STRUCK out-By Raider o..
by Mccall l. by Cullop ., Left on bases-
Des Molnes. 81, Joseph 4. wild pitch
Cullup. Two-bhHe hits-Fiaher, Mcdonald.
Three.base hits-wagnor. Fisher. Home
run-Yuua. Double play-Nufcr 20 De-
fate 20 Smith. Sacrifice hit-Hotan.
Stolen base-Nilan. RunH-wagner. Grant,
Koran 2, u 2 smith, COrriden 2,
Fisher 2, DEBATE, Mcdonald, HANDLER.
ErrorH-utnnt. Graham, Milan, Fisher
DEBATE, Mcdonald 2, Nufcr. umplres-
Fitzpatrick and burnside. Time l;ib.
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Penn Varsity Beats Yale.

PHILADELPHIA. April 15.-The
University Of Pennsylvania's varsity
crew today defeated the Yale eight
by a length of open water, making a
clean sweep OF the events between
Undergraduate oarsmen in the an
Yale's, 1902.
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zHattod for Erickson IN second.
zzHattcd for Phillips In ninth.
Score by innings:
Wv hblN sssssssssssss CIV WWO COg-b
NhlAAlhihu ssssEsssssN ll NWl VUN-J
summary: Two-bhse hlts-Rice, Smith.
Three base hlts--Schang, Scott. sBases
on balls-Of Erickson 4, off Hoyt 8.
Struck out-ny Erickson /. by Phillips T.,
by Hoyt 10. Runs-Miller. Fewster. Pip.
Ward. Schang, Rice, Harris 2. Error
Scott.
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THE following story was written for
The word by an @2fi,eial Of the Tulsa
Protective LeaEue)
Tho field trials for dogs owned by
members OF the Tulsa county unit Of
the American Sportsman's Protec-
tive league have developed into
more than ordinary amateur trials.
For a dog to win next wednesday,
Mt which time the third trials will
be run, he must be n regular dog,
not just a plug bird dog.
II you think the local sportsmen
don't own some pretty good ones,
attend that trial and be convinced.
Big time circuit field trials would
feel proud TO have exhibited such a
heat as was run in the second series
OF the last trial during the running
or THE Ace" owned and handled by
T. ID. Brown, and Expectancy, owned
and handled by Jack Bates. Both
are pointers, The Ace being IL
months DID, Expectancy n bitch, IS
months old, and II was no easy task
for the judges TO decide.
The Ace has won the puppy stake
twice. Therefore, according 20 the
rules OF the club. he is nov barred
from further running In the puppy
class. However, he has been en-
tered In the derby and will u in
that class Wednesday. Expectancy
VIII run In the puppy and also In
the derby.
Jack Bates has wired for three
other derby and puppy entries to ar
rive in time for Wednesdays run
ming.
sklatoOk Man Gets In.
Jack Hansel OF Skiatook will be on
hand with five OF his best prospects
This Is Jacks first trip to the local
trials, and just how good his dogs
are is puzzling many OF the local
boys.
T.. e. King will run Black Sox. a
handsome black, white and tan sat
ter dog, and this Is SoX's first at
Tempt at local honors.
Entries for the event April 10
have been pouring In 10 Van n,
Montgomery, field trial secretary,
until there are at this time 3S dogs
slated 10 start. Entries taken at In
dian Trading Co. No. 2 (Indian Trad
ing Coz
Among the local sportsmen a
friendly rivalry exists and II you
want 10 see your neighbours dog
perform. attend next Wednesday.
It has been reported that Plati-
mum Prince will not be entered In
the all age for wednesday, but his
owner, Edward Soph. will challenge
any dog in Tulsa county, owner OF
the dog challenged TO be a member
OF the Tulsa county unit. A. S. p. L.,
to n match race to be run for ex'
hibition purposes, no forfeit and nc
purse.
II is hoped that this challenge will
be accepted by wednesday in time
for the regular event. However
with the entries already in 1t II
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MATTED for Keen IN eighth.
xNBatted for osborne in ninth,
Score by innings: 40,
Chicago ...,....,,..O Dol Nll
Cincinnati ........., 200 o." 80.
Summary Two-base hits, bnr"' ~,
man, Wingo, Cotter. Double 8 F7-hoh
ney Caveney and Daubert; DoulNNe az
Dauhert. Base on balls-ou yN..Yes .
off Freeman 1. off Keen /, or N'g.In'
4, Off DOnnhue 8. Struck out-'F We,
man /. by Keen 2. Osborne T. by pnnahue
2. Runs-Statz, Freeman, We.a. NA,f
Bohne t2), Caveney t2), Ptnell wa
20. Errors-Hollocher. krug, F'''"'
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AtIncks Bn.qbnu CnmbIInpa

SEATTLE, wash, Apyil i5.-With
tho opening game OF the local Pa
ciflc Coast league baseball season
scheduled for next Wednesday,
Chief of Police w. II. Soaring an
nounced that stringent measures
would be taken to prevent baseball
gambling. Ball gamblers" Chief
Soaring said, win be arrested as
soon as a policeman or detective sees
them, We will back the wagon right
into a crowd Of thousands, is neces-
sary and give the gamblers all the
publicity needed TO cure Them
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xBntted for Beberry In seventh.
NxBntted for Decatur In seventh,
Score by innings;
BROOKLYN ........ .... 900 OGO 1000
New York ..........1l-3i 0Ol IOE-lT
eleven rum IN first innlnRD
summary! Two.base hit-Gtoh. Three.
base hits-Young. SINNERS. Bases 0n
balls-Ou Mitchell 8. off Gardiner o.. OF
Causey 4, off Barnes l.. Struck oui-Hy
Causey ]. by Shriyer /. by Decatur . BY
Barnes 1, by Jonnard l. Runa-uuEH,
Johnston. I. Griffith ?. Wheat, MyeId q,
Schmandt. Olson, Decatur; Bancroft %,
Rawlings :, Groh ?, Young. Mcusel, Kelly
2. Simmer 2, Snyder 2. Errors-HIgl,
bancroft, Groh.
o Ph'iieu Hammer Brave Pitcher.
PHILADELPHIA, April lb.-PhIadol-
phia hammered four Boston pitchers for
a total Of 10 hits and easily took rs
third Victory Of the series, IL to 8.
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College Baseball

At College station, Texas-Univer-
sity of Texas Z; Texas A, & NJ. 6 90
innings).
AZ saltwater, Okla.-Kansas 10;
Oklahoma Aggies Z.
At Minneapolis-St. Olaf College
2; University OF Minnesota II.
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ST. lbNEIli. Mo. hpril lb.--St, joseph
came from behind after Dee hoineH had
piled up ~ Gye.rin lead today Hud won
tha fourth straight game from the Boost
erH. 4 20 o. Heavy stick work I'm the sew
enth inulnE tied the count Tor the locals
and n three. hpEgor by Fisher ana an error
Oddcd tho two In tho eighth, Fisher
drove In two with q double 60 right and
r. few minutes later Mcdonald brought
urld fence.
Moro hv turtngsH
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Illinois Rents RIce.

HOUSTON, Texas, April 15.-The
Rice Institute track team went down
TO defeat before the Illinois univer-
sity aggregation Saturday afternoon
in the dual track meet held at the
college by a score of li3h to II V.
Rice men failed to capture a single
first place.
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Long u,ttl. a, Oklahoma city.

OKLAHOMA CITY. April ib.-Okiaho'
ma city and omaha battlcd nearly thrca
hours over the final game u N" opening
series here Saturday, the huffaloos finally
winning, 10 to g.. An assault on Bogart
which drove him from tho mound IN the
second inning ana which was topped out
by Wilder'H home run, gave Omaha a lead
the Indianb never could overcome.
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NEW lUNk. NpfT IO1-INO NV nm
Nationals. worlds champions. TODAY r5f,
II three out Of four from BrlrklNr. ...
ming n Wild, riotous game, n 90 IH. T|.
teen Giants went 10 bat IN the first M.
ming and Bancroft. Rawlings and G.
each scored two runs. Young hit "a t.rs
and a single Ia the Inning and drove 100
four runs.
EnnW.H
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CARDS SWEEP
ENTIRE SERIES
FROM PIRATES
Haines Allows Three Hits.
Giants Count II Runs
in One Inning

ST. LOUIS. Aprii 15,-Jack Smiths .
gle with two out In the ninth scored I..
pOrcur ana gave the Cardinals .... De-
victory over Pittsburgh today U..
the third strnight victory Tor 50
Jess ain allowed only three Ifa
his mates pounded Babe Adams ..r
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INlsN ~ W ~ ~ TOTALS ~ ~ Alb ~
xBatted Tor Love In ninth.
zERattrd Tor Carter In ffth.
NNNBatted for MCMiCkic In hHth,
alec out, hit by battud bail.
Score by Innings:
Oklahoma city ..... ,.OOi CO2 22i- s
summary Two-base hlts-Grithn, Gis-
Jason, wilder, Long 2, Three-baso' hits
-LasHllc. Home runa-Wtldcr, Pitt, Sac
ritlce hits-Lce. Grantham, Massey, Mid
dletun, Stolen basc-Orlffin, Wilcox,
Grautham, wilder. Rase on nAllE-Ou
Bogart l. Oft Carter Z. OF rerrymhn J.
OF McMickle 2. or Coftendaffer 2. off
Okrie 2. struck out-By Carter q. by
Love !, by Cotfcudafcr I. Runs ana hits
-On nogart o aud q In I 90. OF Carter
2 ana 9 In ala, Off pcrryman 3 aud 2
In two-thlrds. OF MoAiickie o and 1 In
l Ia, of Love 2 and 9 IN 2, Cotfendeter
8 and II IN @ 20. of Okrie , and 2 In
] a-3. off Wilson o and 1 In two-thirds,
Winning pltchur-Cotfcndafer, Losing
pitcher-nogart, Halk-McMickle. Wld
pitch-BOEhrt, Double plays-Tato 20
Massey TO Bates 10 Massey. Griffin TO
Snedecor, wilcox 20 GislaaOn TO Snedecor.
Lot on bases-Omaha IL, Oklahoma city
10, Runs-Glslason 2 Lee, Manush, Grif-
FIN :, urHntham, Wilcox, wilder z. PITT,
Massey, Bates, LaSallo 2 Tate, Long 2.
Errors-Orautham 2, Massey. bates, Phil
pott, Carter. Time 2ii5. Umpires-
Brown and Mc0loom.
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LET'S
S0X DOWN WITH
3 MEASLY BLOWS
Browns Win, 14-0; Yanks
Take Odd Game From
the Senators

CHICAGO Aprii 16-St. Louis today
shut uut Chlcsgo. II 10 o. IN q batting
bee and made "a clean sweep o. the series.
The %vi7itors pounded the local twirlers
for ~ hits. which includod home runs BY
Ellcrbe AID McMauuB,
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PHILADELPHIA
Bostou

NBRtted for Filllngim In seventh.
NNBatted for BraNton In ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston .......,... .OOl OOi 02i-S
Philadelphia .~........l2A 0Ol COx-lA
Summary: Two-hase hits-Walker
Henline t2), Hoike. Home runs-B1eckb
Williams 90. Stolen base-Christenb1U
Double plays-Kopf TO Ford. Struck out
by Hubbell 4, Filiingim /. Base on
balls-Of Watson 1, Fillingim j. No'
gan 1, BraNton ?. Hubbell 1.-Runs-
Powell (2), southworth. Cruise, Hgecke,
t.ebouryeau, Rapp (2), walker, Williams
t2l, Leslie 90, Fletcher. Parkinson tll
Henllne t3). Errors-Kopt go, SOUTH
worth. Holke, Ford, Leslie. o.
Reds Turn ON Chicago.
CINCINNATI. April i5.-Tur1'rg ~
tables today after two defeats the RON
easily won from Chicago, 5 to 2.
Erpro.
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California Rents Missouri.

BERKELEY, Cal, April Is
University OF Missouri Tiger track
team was defeated by the University
OF California Bears So to as in a
dual meet here today.
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Mesteru League.
OMAHA At TULSA, hNtLTf
PARK, 2 O'CLOCK. =. NJ.
Denver at ~. Joseph,
pon Moiuoa at wichita.
Sioux city at Oklahoma city.
National League.
BOSTON NJ New York,
Philadelphia at brooklyn.
pittAburgh at Cincinnati,
Chicago at ~. Louis.
-
American League.
81. Louis ~ Cleveland.
Detroit ut Chicago,
philadelphia at washington.
only three games scheduled.
American Association.
Milwaukee at Toledo,
Kansas city NJ Columbus.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis
81. PAU At Louisville.
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~ FL HHHHH HaNA Tvs ~
summary: Two-bnHo hlts-Jamieson,
Gardner, Speaker, Rlgney. Mauion. Three
base hits-Jamieson, Heilmann. Bases on
balls-Otf Holdings J.. off Stoncr 3, off
Hagby I. struck Out-By Stoner l.. by
Bagby g. Suns-Blue, Holman, Jones.
Mohnrdti Jameson z, Wambsganss =,
Speaker 2, Sew en-. Wood. Nunamaker 2.
Errors-Neach. Mauion. Stoner.
Yanks Win Odd Game.
WASHINGTON. April 15.-New York
made Il two out OF three by taking to-
days game from Washington, 8 TO 3.
H0yt registered 10 strikeouts.
Erarg#
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DENVER GRABS
LAST OF SERIES,
SAINTS WIN ALL
Grizzlies Nose Out Wich-
tia; Omaha and In
dams Break Even

WICHITA, Ran, April 80 - Denver
played sensational ball in the field and hI'
timely 20 defeat wichita Ia tho final
game Of the series today, 7 10 g.
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D,a,,r

Denver 600 Ot0 600
wichita .............. .DDg bUE 0Uu-G
summary Sacrifice hii4#lIuEirH.
Wright. tonnes TwU.unse ~h|fH-Nrfrrr
p. East. Hlatraley. Uutlrr Home run.
Patterson. Ulfs-On Spllars o IN - in.
niurs. OF urrHe 4 OF Smith Z In 2 2 en-.
wrrtt 10 Patterson 10 atunry ~. IiulIrH
~ wright 60 shauIry Butler 70 Wash
turn. struc uut-Hy trllarH l. BY
on bhIIH-Dn Sellers T. Oft Bpobo : Oft
Smith - on Worzol T. Icu en- bases
wichita o. Denver ~. III BY pitcher
Uauahor by grllnfs. Washburn by Weigsl
H~uuH-Danuher JlnklnB 2. STANLEY. Long
Patterson. Smith. Gritun, Bcrger q wash
bnrn. EnHt. UlakcHlry Errurs=DauHher.
Parker. East Umpires-AndoruUn ana
uDnohue, Time go.
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RIMo out Whsn wInhIns q sc0FI0

llllhuHIhu sssHsssssssl roo "...
81. Louis ...,,...... 900 600
summary Two.base hits-Cur rev. Al.
Henry. Fournier. Double plss=N Nara
vile TO Stewart 10 Grimm. U1sca 2,
b lls-On UainCa I. Struck ouf=uV Il.
ans ?. Runs-Stewart, RuhW.H Sm" +.
Fourier, Tapprcer. Errura-st,a.r'
Hornsby. Ainsmith.
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TeNns MnrrIers Rcnt nnrlnr.

AUSTIN, TOMS, April lb,-Tho
University OF Texas track team de-
feated Baylor university here today
by a score OF II TO "A,
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A clamp has been invented that
prevents a key from being turned
from the opposite side Of a door or
forced from a lock.
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Western League.
At TULSA b. SIOUX CRY 10
A. oklahoma tlty E omaha 10,
A. wichita D.. Denver e.
AZ 80 Joseph 4, bcH Mllues A.
Nniiunni League.
~ p"htladclrnln ~ boston o.
~ New York ~, Urouiuyn 10
~ Cincinnati ., Chicago g.
A. st. Louis o, T%lttshurEh a.
American rnEue
A. chicago o. 81. Louie ~
~ Cleveland a. Detroit =
A. Warrington Q. Now York g.
A. Hustuu- Philadelphia, rain.
Ameriran Association.
A. Toledo 4 EunHun cry 2
A. columbus g. Milwaukee 3
A. Louisville o, Minneapolis 9 90 IN
iiuEHI.
AZ indianapolis 10, ~. Paul
1etns League,
A. Galveston q, iinuHton a.
NJ Fort worth q Shreveport o.
At san Antonio o. beaumont o.
At Wichita Falls ~, Dallas "
Southern Association.
At Nashville q. birmingham o.
A. New orleans 49, Mobile O.
At Memphis 3 Little Rock q.
At Atlanta 8, Chattanooga v
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cbisaso

Ziiuttcd for Russell IN third,
Sturc by innings;
81 LOUIS sses sssssssss 100 lEI Will
Chicago ........... 1000 600 600
Two-base hits-Sisler. viii
Hams. Gerber. Nangiider. Home runs
Elletbo, McMarus. Double ~plays-Sisler
10 Gerber to Sisler, johnson to Collins 60
Shelley. Bases on balls-Off wilkinson !.
or NanRilder /. off Acosta !, or Davcn-
port 1, struck out-By Nangilder o. RunH
Tobin, Ellerbe. sisler 2. William. Jacobson
2. SEVERED 2 Gerber 2 MCManua .. Van
glider. Errors-Tobln, Hooper.
Cleveland smothers Detroit.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April it.-Cleve-
land hammered Holdings and Stoner for
~ hits here today and defeated Detroit.
II to In the final game OF the series.
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doubtful that time would be had for
the running of n match race.
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AMATEUR FIELD TRIALS HERE
BRING OUT SOME FINE DOGS;
NEXT TO BE RUN WEDNESDAY

THE following story was written for
Tho. World By an official OF the Tulsa
county unit or the American sportsmen's
Protective LeaEueD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-07
humane 4
WORK s DONE
Salvation Army Captain Tells
of What Has Been Done
in This City

Further activities for the cam
paign to raise $500, Perth Amboy's
quota in the Home Service drive OF
start on April II, will be announced
the early part of next week by Emil
stremlau, the general chairman. Last
night Mr.. stremlau. accompanied by
Andrew Anderson. Edgar T. Reed.
Albert Leon, Val Afflerbach and Cap
tain Madsen of the local Army, at
tended the first annual state corr
yention of the advisory boards ATTY
Home Service Committees OF the Sa4
walton Army at Achtel-SSetter's,
Newark. The meeting was 4 woVQ
derful success, many prominent
speakers were heard. among them
being Mayor Frederick c. Breiden-
bach of Newark.
ON "wednesday night Of this week
Captain Madsen was called TO the
home of a family in the city and IN
formed that unless they could pay
IS rent they would be set into the
street by the landlord. The anvesu-
cation showed that the husband was
i'll and the family had no money
with which to meet the demands OF
the landlord and Captain Madden
returned to the headquarters OBJ
tanned the necessary money, paid
the rent and assured the family OF
a home until the rent again 1alis
due. Captain Madsen is in touch
with the family and seeing that they
do not suffer.
During Christmas week over 100
baskets were distributed and $40
children were presented with toys
During the time Captain Madsen has
been stationed in the city more than
1000 visits have been made to
homes in this city.
In view of the fact that the pend
ing drive is for the Home Service
work. Captain Madsen yesterday
gave a brief outline of the work car
ried on in this city by the Army In
connection with this important de-
partment. During the past year the
local Home Service department has
been called upon many times said
Captain Madsen. often 1t is neceeJ
sary to help men and boys who stot
at the headquarters Of the Arm(
here in their search for work. ReR
Gently a girl. nineteen years old, W1vy
a sixteen-month old child, was givN
IA place to live and employment
found for her.
Many were citeu W
Captain Madsen, where he had found
people starving in this city and fur-
nished them with food. In most ali
of these cases upon investigation.
it is found that the husband - III
and the wife cannot find work
enough to support the family. pay
the rent and as a last resort seeks
aid of the Salvation Army.
Among the most recent cases TO
obtain aid from the local Home Ser
Ivive department have been two fam
flies. one with four children and the
other a woman with eleven children.
the husband being in Jail. In botp
of these cases food was furnished by
the Army and other necessities OBJ
tanned.