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THE WILDCATS AT LAKE CITY

The Ocala Wildcats had the Terrors
Iameo here until the ninth inning
with 4 to score in their favor, but
the ninth inning found the Terrors
on a batting rampage and with three
hits coupled with two errors the visi-
tors were finally defeated by the
close score OF 5 to 4. Manager Whit
ney sent in Morris Overstreet, his
star highlander. while Manager East
erly selected Jim Woods, his speed
merchant to oppose him. Both pitch
ers twirled excellent ball even with
the large number OF hits secured by
both teams. The two pitchers de-
serve considerable credit for keep
ing them widely scattered Gilmartin,
young first baseman secured from
Tampa and breaking in for his first
time with the Terrors won the bat
Tie for the locals in the ninth inning
when with two runners perched on the
bags, his single to right field broke
up hostilities. The Terrors new first
sacker likewise played a good game
IN the field. For the visitors the heavy
hitting of Taylor, Leon and Woods
featured. The former Orlando youth
secured four hits out of five trips to
the plate while Leon biffed out three
out of four.
On the defensive, the work of liar
rigan and Huber featured for the fer
rors, these two players accepting to-
gether sixteen chances with only one
error being charged. Icons work
at second was highly satisfactory. The
Wildcats scored one run in the, second
inning when Overstreet sent one to
left center for two sacks, scoring a
second later when Masters hit safe
ly past vanlandingham.
The visitors sent their second run
Of the game over in the fourth frame
after Leon had led off with single,
advanced TO second on an infield out,
nNOAluk WuCA hVOA5 SOlAOStSN WIZ
a single.
In their half of the fourth the Ter
rors made their first run of the game.
Van led off with a single to left, scor-
ing when Inman hit one to Masters,
who erred, the speedy Van crossing
the pan. From the fourth to the
seventh Overstreet held the master
hand over the pan. The locals tied up
In their half Of the seventh after Fox
had singled coming all the way around
when Easterly sent a skyscraper to
Liddell, who made an attempt to flag
the sphere but dropped it. Determin-
ed TO win this game the visitors pro-
ceeded to score another run in the
eighth, and did so when Taylor Sc
cured his third hit of the game, adj
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RECENT BUSINESS CHANGES

Within the past week there have
been number of business changes
made in this city, new firms being
established and young men branch
ing out in business for themselves.
Among the most important, per-
haps, is the change in location Just
made by Messrs. Mcleod G. Waters.
distributors of the Studebaker cars
in this section. These gentlemen are
practically newcomers to our CITY.
and have for the past month or six
weeks been located in the building
on North Main street, occupied by
Messrs. Bridges and Brown. under
the name of the Florida Auto Supply
Company. Messrs. Mcleod & Waters.
however, soon found that there was
not enough room for the proper hand
ling Of their rapidly increasing busi-
ness, and have secured a lease and
moved into the three-story brick
building at the corner of Osceola
street and Fort King avenue, which
has for a number of years been oc-
cupied by Mr.. B. F. Condor. These
gentlemen inform us that within the
next few days they will have several
different models of the Studebaker
cars on display in their new quart
ers.
Mr. B. F. Condor, so we'll known to
our readers, and who has for so long
time been distributor for the REQ
and other makes of cars, and who has
handled large line of auto acces-
scries and bicycles, has moved his
place of business into the brick build
ing between the fire station and his
former place Of business where as
heretofore he will carry at all times
a large and complete line of auto
parts, bicycles and bicycle parts and
continue to please his patrons with
the new REQ car and famous REQ
Speedwagon. Mr.. Condor is nothing
if not a hustler and his success is as
sured in his new location.
Mr. William Stroud, who has fer
the past year or more been connected
with "Jake's" sporting goods and
gents furnishing store. on the west
side OF the square, has recently pur-.
chased half interest in the Ocala
Tire & Vulcanizing Company's plant,
and on August 1st took active charge
of the business end of this splendid
and rapidly growing business. Mr..
Long, his partner, has been conduct
ing the business practically without
assistance for some time, but found
that it was more than he could
handle. This working team, however,
located in brand new and attrac-
tive building, with almost an entirely
new outfit, will in short time make
themselves known in a business way
in this section
This paper joins heartily in wishing
each and everyone of these young men
full measure Of success IN their
chosen lines of business.
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SERVICES AT THE METHODIST
CHURCH

Prior to leaving for his vacation for
the month Of August, Rev. c. W.
White made arrangement for services
to be held each Sunday during the
month. at the Methodist church. Next
Sunday Rev. j. A. Bawyer. Of Weirs-
dale viii preach at IL a. m. and 1at
s p. m. You are cordially invited.
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BARBECUE AND PICNIC THURS
DAY, AUGUST II AT TT. MCCOY

Fort Mccoy Knights of Pythias vii
hold their annual barbecue and picnic
Thursday, August 17th, at Fort Nc
Coy.
Prominent speakers will be pres
ent
The public is cordially invited
Come and bring your friends and .
full basket. We promise you a good
time. Dinner served at 2 p. m.
Committee.
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Counts Dry Cleaning Plant at No.
10 South Main street, is now open
and ready for business. Orders soli-
cited and work intrusted to US will
receive careful and prompt attention.
One Day Service.
Tiff. Wilbur Counts, Prop.
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INVENTOR Of THE BELL
TELEPHONE PASSES AWAY

the famous Lake City band being
designated as the official crowd to
furnish the music.
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Black Oilers Win
First Game From
Russellville Clan

The Tulsa Black Oners-who
turned the Colored Western leaguo
teams on their heads, winning 80
and losing but T. waded into the in
vading Russellvllle Sluggers yester-
day afternoon AZ McNulty park and
there before all the fans, gave them
n spanking druhhing IN fact.
they won 10 to o.
From the start things went well
The husky players hit the bali but
the hitters didn't have a chance
when half dozen mon galloped all
over the park taking all chances
II was not until after the fitth that
either team registered n hit. The
visitors dropped a Texas Lacquer.
which got a head start on the local
fielders and fell safe.
In the sixth inning, y Black Oiler
stopped a pitched bali and went to
first, Then one Of the lads dropped
short fly just behind second and
the ball lodged both the center
fielder and the left fielder, rolling 10
the score board ON the throw 10
the plate, the base umpire was un-
able 10 get out OF tho way Of the
ball and both runners scored.
Things went bit higher in the
eighth when the Black Oilors
chalked up eight moro runs before
they were haulted. The visitors had
been on the train all night and were
tired when they trotted out onto tho
the diamond, the visiting manager
said last night,
The Russellvillians declared I'm
poly syllable words that they would
2 do their stuff today and even up the
series.
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81 as. Half Hidden, Red Parto, ana
Mary F. also ran.
Third race. three-sixteenths mus
-wrink}e wild Bill, first: Pay Cash
second; Baby Time. third. Time 9o
as. Willie wild Bill, Blue Ribbon
and Cicero also ran.
Fourth race, one-quarter mile
Gentle Midget, first. Flying clara
second; Cheerful Moments. rIrS
Time q 2-5. Chas Liston, Rainbow
Cannon and Mikes Anna also ran
Fifth race. three -sixteenths mile
Olive Cannon, first; Jessertie. ssc.
ond; Lord Helpum, third Tine. 10
as. Fern Cannon, Peerless Hare ana
Hard Luck V also ran.
Sixth race, one-quarter mile-.Ten.
kins Queen, first: Hobbllng Homs.
ward, second: Joe Cantrip. tnird
Time, 2S As. Miss Buck, Mr. Fnr,
and Stingerie also ran.
Seventh race, three sixteenth.
mile-Star Wonder, first; Mig Par
ton, second; Holding Hands, third
Time. 90 2-5. Sunkist, Articles Ladv
and Chick Bradley also ran.
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Rheumatism at so
8. s s. Thoroughly Rids the Body Il
Rheumatism Impurities

Somebody's mother Il suffering 20.
night The scourge OF rheumatism
has wrecked her body; lmping and
suffering. bent forward. abe sees but
the common. ground. but her aged
Seart stih belongs 70 the starsi Does
anybody care? s. s. 8. u ono Of the
helps build more blood cells. Its med
tcAnsi Ingredients are purely veeeta-
h.a. II Fever disaIrsnges the stomach.
II n. IN fact. . splendia tonic, a blood
maker, blood enricher. II banisha.
rheumatism from Joints. muscles and
the entire body. II builds firm flesh.
II Ia what somebody's mother needA
toniehn Mother II you can not 90
surely somebody IN your family win.
Somebody, get . bottle OF s. S. s. nowi
Lot somebody's nothar begin 70 fesi
joyful again tonight Maybe, maybe
It's your motheri 8. S. S. Is sold at
all drug stores, in two sizes. The
larger size " the moro economical
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Chltaso


zone out when winning run scored.
SLATED Tor Walters In seventh.
zzHAtted for Quinn In seventh.
zzHIiatted for piercy In ninth.
yBatted Tor Smith In ninth.
Score by innings;
Chicago ..,,.,,.,., 900 200 $50 Oo-7
iiu-tun -,.,.,.....,. 900 uvS Evs vi--s
summary Runs Muligan, E, Collins
Hooper Strunk Falk Sheely, SchAlk
Smith. Harris, Pratt 2, DuEnn, Ruel, Lei.
bold. Fistcr. Errnra Harris, Burns. Two.
base hlts--Mulligan. Y, Collins, Schalk, J
collins. Karr. Double plnys-Sohalk TO r.
Collins Smith 10 Burns J. Collins TO Ruel
Ferguson 10 Ruel TO Burns Bases on balls
--On Robertson 3. Off Schupp ?. Oft Hodge
O. OF blankenshlp I, of Rugell q OF
Robertson ., by Hlankenshtp I, by Fer
guHon ],
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ST. LOUIS WINS
5 IN ROW FROM
BOSTON RED S0X
Cincy Reds Trip Giants
in Fast Game; Cubs
Blank Dodgers

ST LOUIS, July 7i.--Jack Fournier's
home run with the bases full In the eighth
inning gave tho Cardinals al victory
over the Braves here today. II was the
third straight win for ST. Louis over the
Braves ana moved them to within .OO4
Of the league leading Giants. who lost to
Cincinnati
Prior to the eighth. Watson had hurled
runs.
The Braves hit Doak. Barfoot and North
safely ~ times and drew six bases on
balls but could score only once They
had - mon left on the sacks
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Karl Black EUens Series With Omaha Cardinals Only -Four Points Beh
OLIVE CANNON
RUNS AWAY IN
FEATURE RACE
Fast Races on Tap at Mid
Continent Park To-
night

Olive Cannon again took the fea-
ture race from a fast field, but last
night she did Il in an entirely diff
ferent manner at Mid-Continent
pars Kelly's fast hound trailed to
the stretch and then slipped through
TO the front when the leaders went
wide on the turn, finishing more
than 20 lengths ahead of the field.
Jesserue. Lord Helpum. Fern Can
non and Peerless Hare finished necx
and neck.
A fast lot OF races are slated for
tonight's program, recing officials
announced last night. six track IA
vorites are slated 10 meet In the fea-
ture race.
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Joplin Beats Twins

FORT SMITH. July 21.-Hods.s
was invincible in the pinches aud
Joplin took the third game OF tho
series, 2 to o. Harle blanked N.
visitors in every inning but he
fourth when he intercepted a throw
to the plate and prevented a double
play.
Score by innings:
Joplin ...O00 200 600 o
Fort Smith 1000 900 OO0--0 z
Battereies-Hodges and Mealey,
Harle and Rainey.
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xBstted for CASTOR IN ninth
SxBhtted for Toney in seventh.
xTNBatted for Barnes In ninth.
Score by innings
4NoN. lpIh sssssss'sss sulu uVV WV
Cincinnstip ..... ,..,.. 900 O2S OOx-5
Summary; Runs-Frisoh. Meusel 2, Dun
can, Funscca, Hargrave, Pinelli. Csveney,
Errors-Bancroft, Cayensy 2, Two-base hit
--FonsocH, Couch. Bancroft. Three-base
hit-Meusel. Double play--Relly TO Ban
croft 10 Kelly 70 Bancroft, Bases on balls
---On Couch I, Oft Toney ., off Barnes l.
Struck out-By CnuCh 2, by Barnes l,
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Dog Race Results
U-Indicates dog won last start.

First race. three -sixteenths mile
Sandy Lane, first; Miss Baden, sec
ondi Bettina Wild Bill, third.
Devil and Rosemary also ran.
Second race. one-quarter mile
Goldy Moon, first; Higher Hopes,
second; Champ Clark. third. Time,
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TULSAN TURNSON
FORMER BUDDIES
FOR II VICTORY
Brilliant Defensive Work
Gives Black Second
Game of Series


OMAHA. July 2l.--Knrl Black re-
turned to The mound this afternoon
Efter defeating tho Buff1luys in tho
fir game Of the Tulsa sorios and
gruuted his way TO another victory
over the omaha lrlpuors. this time
the count reading Z TO !. Black.
who by tho way is a former Dos
Mo.ncs hurlpr, held the BuffnlocH at
bay from the first 60 the final IN.
ming. Kari fooled many Buffalo
with his fast bah ana curve. and
after the third inning. in which his
team mates gave him threc-run
lead over the herd, felt sort ~ cocky
over this pitching ability
Great support.
But Bllck's pitching wasn't the
only thiug that won the game for
tho Oilers. No arrr' The oilers
made their hits p1y dividends in
three out of the nine innings. aud as
result cSshcd boz q victory couple
karls hurling and timely sWltg with
good fielding and 1t equals q win
for Black.
Kari struck out ten Ruffalcrs ard
allowed the herd only three scat
tered hits. one Of these being a hom-
er by Manush IN the second inning
when Omaha scored its only run Of
the game. The second omaha hit,
single, came In the second inning,
following Manuah'a homer Grit
fifth was responsible for the bingle.
Pug" piltered second and was tho
last Buffalo to reach the halfway
station until the seventh, whom Grif-
FIN strolled and went TO second when
Herman singled to right. The third
and last hit. the Buffaloes were able
10 register
Oilers Bombardlng.
While Black had the Buffaloes
chewing out OF his mltt. Darrough,
the first Omaha hurler. was being
pounded all over tho lot. In the third
stanza the oilers jumped on Clarence
for five hits. one n double. for four
runs, enough to win the game. In
tho fourth, Darrough walked Stuart
and allowed Mclnnls to sacrifice,
Crosby's double. scoring Stuart,
spelled Darrough's finish. He was
Ierked ana Frank Orkie. who re-
turned TO the club Thursday night,
was inserted IN the lire-up. Tho OIL
crs eased along until the seventh and
then scored another run on walk
and Lelivelt's double. Stuart's sin-
gle followed by an error, infleld out
and Blacks single 10 center result
ed in Tulsa's seventh run.
kcpre,
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WASH NOTION July 2i.---Cleveland
went into fourth place by defeating WASH
iugtOn today l to o, Tor It's twelfth
straight victory, IL was pitchers battle
between Morton ana Johnson with the
former having the edge, although each
allowed the same number OF hits Woods
triple and sowcll's single gave the visit
totH their run In tho seventh inning, The
locals exceeded the 100 mark In double
PLAYS by turning In three today
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CINCINNATI. July 2i.-Couch out
pitched Tonsy today and the Reds won tho
third game OF the series with the Giants,
5 to 2. The home team punched hits in
tho fifth and sixth innings ana earned all
their runs barnes relieved Toney in the
seventh and did not allow a hit In the
last two innings. The Giants thregtened In
the eighth when Frisch singled and Meusol
tripled with no one out, but Couch re-
covered his form at once. Tho Reds had
nnf hanIn Nav Nnra nIncn arlv IA MnN
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DENVER BRUINS
WAlLOP LEADERS
IN FAST BATTLE
Indians Take Swat-fest
From Packers 1912;
Boosters Win

DENVER, July ,l.--Hpvllk Of 81. Joseph
weakened In tho fourth ana ufth lnnlpgs
ana Denver collected seven runs. salisbury
held tho visitors to tho seven hits and
lhtee runs Tommy Long. Denver right
fielder was the hitting star Of the day
connecting for triple and two singles
The game was called at tho ond of the
seventh on account VI rain.
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SUMMARY: Home runs-Mnnush
Two-basc hits--Davis, Crosby, Lett
volt. Sacrificc-McGinni Base on
hnliS--off Dnrrougb I, Okrlc 4,
Black I. Stolen hsc---Grlffin. Double
piays--t'islasOn Ia wilcox 10 Her
man; Gislason to wilcox to Herman,
wilcox Ia Gilsnlon To Herman. Runs
and TIits--Off Darrough x and 7 In
Ia innings; off Okrie . and q In
= 2-3 innings. Struck out--Ry Black
10. by Darrough ., Okrie 4. Left on
basc---J1ilsa y, Omaha 4. Umpircs--
Davis and Fitzpatrick. Timc-i:5O.
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Siou, CIT,
6klshoms Gil

NHetted Tor Tesnr IN ninth
Score by innings.
lklhhona Nlty ss....s,r 900 0ii 2lf-1b
Sioux city ,,...........0Ou 28O aOS--ia
summary; Runs-pitt g. krucger T.
Tate 3, fclber. Mcdaniel Long. Allen,
Hamilton. Hemingway, Mattlck 3 Metz T.
Ostergard 2, Robinson Palmer, query
Errors Fclhcr, Hamilton. rwl-base hits
Moore, Robinson = query @ Oatrrgard,
hits Mcdaniel Sacrifice hits Miudle.
Earned ruuaa-Oklahoma city la sioux
10. stolen bases Moore and Tate, Double
plays-Iemingway to Palmer to Metz.
Robinson to query Pitt 70 Felher. iltts
aud runs on Wilson 2 and 9, oft Davis
2 ana 4. orr Roettgcr and I. or Tcaar s
and o. Left on bascs-SiouK city 7. okla
homg city .. Base on hRlls-HO0 Allen 1,
oft Wilson 9, off Davis /, Oft Roettger 3,
TeEar I, by Wilson g. by DAVIS o, hy
Roettger o. Will pitches Rocttger I'm
plres Held and ponohue. Time--g so,
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BROWNS WALLOP
ATHLETICSFOR
10 VICTORY
Yanks Overcome Tigers; /;
Lead and Win Third
Game Of Series

PHILADELPHIA, July ;l-St Louis
hit three Philadelphia pitchers hard TO.
day AMI won tho third gtfns of tho series
10 io O. gcvcroid made his fire, home run
~ tho season in tho fourth or Harris.
Dykes MISC made q circuit drive,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-22
Exchange Nationals
Trim Tidal Com pdny

The Exchange National Rank
team won from Tidal oil company In
the office League Thursday, when
Tyler hit a home run in the ninth
inning scoring Campbell ahead Of
him, by score OF TO G.
Score by innings: r II r.
Exchange ....102 oil O02-7 II 2
Tidal .......020 02O 10i--6 10 3
Batteries---Naudain and Vreeland
Meisger and BonnelL.
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PITTSBURGH. july 2l,-Pittbhurgh
made II three straight from Philadelphia
by winning todAys game, to ., the sec
ond shutOut OF the series, Morrison held
the visitors TO four hits. Ring passed ak
men In less than three innings. Two OF
these came in the third with three hits.
RlvlnR the plrhtes fnur runs.
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ST. IO,sph

summary Earned tuuF--Denver q, st.
Joseph 2, stolen bAaa-Stovenson Two
base hlts-khnnley Patterson, Grahowskt.
Three base hits Rrien. Long Home run
LMoDonald Sacrifice hit--Lasallo. Sac
rlfice Patterson, Olsen, passed halls
Parker. Struck Out--by Hovlik T. by
Salisbury .. Base on bslls--Off Wovlik 1.
OFF Salisbury D Double plAy--iaSalls 10
hhhhley to Cartwright. Left on hases--
Denver 3, St Joseph 7. Umplres---Holmes es
and Ormahy. Tima-l.lO
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CHICAGO. July 2i.-Grover Alexander
bested "Dutch" Routher. star aouthpaw
of the league In n pitching duel today in
which Chicago shut ont Brooklyn, / to 0,
In game which required one hour and
10 minutes to play Hollocher's single,
Jerry's lnficld out and a double by
Grimes scnral tho nnlY nun nf the Rarna
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Nav NONK, jay 81 MCuscNa tarri
Nc hitting enabled the Yankees TO over
come botroita five.run lead and defeat
the Tigcra In the third game NJ the srrles
70 O. Meusel hit home run, triple and
two singles In four times up ana drove In
or scored all Of New Yorks runs. Detroit
scored five runs In the third inning. Cobb
and Veach hit home runs IN this innlns on
aucoes essivc pitched balls
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Red sor y, white sor !.

BOSTON. July 2i--BoHton defeated
Chicago, = 70 Z. in II innings today. In
the eleventh Pratt singled. took second on
Dugan's bunt, and scored tho winning
run on John Collins fourth hit OF the
afternoon. ~rhe Victory brought Boston
out Of last place.
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sicu& CITY, I"iy 5i,-siour city
dropped tho third game Of the series to-
day when the Sooner hattors coupled hits
with walks, Oklahoma City winning by q
score OF Is 20 l2. Futr Packer huriers
were ineffective against Indian batsmen.
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Tnlal, 81 hsf Is

sHattod for PIcinich in rishth,
ZgBatted for johnson in eighth.
score by inuiuEs.
cleveland .....,...,....O00 900 1901
Washington o.. ,.....,,,,O0O 900 OOO--0
SumWnryi Run-Wood. Errors-HArris
2. Two-hase hits--Iuigs, Rice. Three base
hit-Wood, Double plays PooknpAugh 10
Judgc, Francis 20 Lamotte 10 Judge. La
motto 20 Harris 60 Judge, Morton 60
Gardner 10 Mclnnia Struck out--By John
son 2, by Morton Z. Bases on balls-Ou
johnson 2. Oft Morton ,.
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nEs MONIES, July 2l Pinch hitter
Ioopers single in tho eighth inning to
dny scored the tylug and winning runs In
nes Moinos' exciting victory, 90 8. over
wichita
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voaoh, woodAll witt .. Pipp :. Neuscl Z.
Etror--WRrd. Two-hHse hits--Cohb, Scott.
Three base hlts-Witt Mousel Home runs
Cobb, Neach. NeuHel. Bases on balls
OFT Cole Struck out--By Dlsen ., by
Cole l. by Uoyt g.
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COFFEYNIlLE, Kan. July 2l.-
Bartlesville chased Warden from
the box and hit Wnllgrod hard, talk
ing the opener from the Refiners
here today, 10 TO 2.
Score by innings:
Bartlesville ,.230 500 O01-iO II .
CotteyviNe 100 0i0 600 2 10 5
Batteries -- Allen and Wiley;
INarde, Willigrod and Ennis
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- VWNTEH fFF081Fs 9VWV WV WV
Chicago .... ,.......... 900 OOl OOx-l
summary; Runs-Hollocher. Error
Ward. Two-base hit-Grimes. Double plays
Grimes To Hollocher, Alexander TO Hol-
locher TO Grimes. Myers to Olson. Bases
on balls-OH Reuther /, off Alexander 2.
struck out--By Heuther 8.
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Grimm Bases on balls-On Ring 6, off
winters H. off Morrison 2. Struck out
ny q. smith I. by Morrison 2.
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NkHttrd Tor Wilson iu eighth.
Score by inningB.
Wichita ....,,,. .,.....OOO i03 OOO-l
brs MONIES 'rr..,...,.r kOlO oa0 o9N-b
summary Runs WaShburn, butler.
hhndn, Griffin, Grauey 2. Turgeon. VIII
son, tullnp. Errura--tonnullY, TurgeOn.
Home runs--Graney, Two base hits-East
Griffin BlakosleE German. Cullop. rur-
Econ. Sacrifice hits-Smith. Waahhurn,
Berger. Stolen hases-East, Wagner. Tur-
gcon, lett on bases-Wichita n. pes
Muines 6 struck out-By Cullop 2. by Nc
hnnuell 2, Base on halls--On Cullop 4
orr Mcdonnell ? hit by pitcher-Ry Cul-
lnp, Mcdonnell. Earned Wichita g.
ne- Molnos 8. Double plays-Butler u
Berger. Dmplres-AndcrBun and Robin
son, Time--lsAg.