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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05
"a. 1850. 900 Car Trust Planned.

WARRINGTON. June 4.--The Chicago
ana Northwestern Railroad has asked
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for permission to assume liability for
payment of and to sell $4,000 equip
Inent trust certificates. The money OBJ
tanned from their sale would be used.
the application said chiefly for pur-
chases OF new freight cars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05
RECEIVER FoR RYAN SOAP.

Special Dispatch TO THE Nrw yosE HERALn
CINCINNATI. June S.--A. r. Anderson.
director of the firm Of Proctor Il
Gamble, has been appointed receiver OF
the Ryan Soap Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05
Eimira Issue ON Market.

Clark Williams & Co. are offering a
new issue of $4,000 OF AZ per cent
bonds of the city of Elmira, n. ",
dated June ], 1922. and to mature seri-
ally in 1923 to 1915. inclusive. They are
legal investments in New York and New
England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05
CRUDE OIL OUTPUT INCREASES.

Tho American Petroleum Institute
estimates that the daily average gross
crude oil production in the United States
for the week ended May n was 1,l50.15o
barrels. compared with 1.42s.700 bar
reis for the preceding week. an increase
OF 20,450 barrels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-05

Barr Brothers & Co. are Offering
$4,000 city OF Buffalo ~ per cent.
coupon bonds. due In various amounts
and maturities from May is. 1928, to
1910, at prices to yield 4 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
For Sale Real Estate
mnl sls lnn sNIr


NiNE-ROOM modern houses and lots well
located Tor sale terms TO suit tho buy.
er. ! own an ~ these houses. deal al
rect from owner and save commission.
1horaas walker cedar ll22,
ONE BARGAIN iust offered south side.
walking distance. broom house. 81 200.
terms y RILEY, Cedar 1913.
ONLY $50 and SO rcr rruntb makes YOU
the owner ~ an attractive new Groom
bungalow very prettl'y decorated edge
grain floors, nice lCNcl lot. surrounded
by similar homes and o coming location.
who're you can make a nice profit with
in Jew months. can psaro s5s6
ONE acre ~ ground North Lewis; S.room
house; storm cellar. good we'll; about
100 fruit trees, all bearing fruit; bal
nnce in garden. quick sale, : goo cash.
Usage e792. 2o2 Security nidE
OPEN FOR lNSrECTON--itJb < Quak
cr. southeast diHtrlct, iust completed.
five rooms, breakfast room. basement.
garage. heavy oak floors throughout.
Tile bath. bass tub. rourhed Boa fur fur.
mace; attractive brick mantel and deco.
ratiGns concrete front porch. screened
IN back porch; walls Hud floors paper
llucdi on paving sidewalks and drive
way I'm rriCod f0r qulrK sale this week
6boo, terms to suit. by owner exclusive
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
nrsINrss rR0rERTY

TT-EINiSg property, big income ot sac
,,fIcs mice owner. Brady 30t'7 n.
Lewis. -----------.
On EAST Fourth street we are oNrrrlhE
an exceptionai buy, Just az ms u.,s,
II is lO0Nl40 corner and IS ."nai'l 49, IT.
deyei0pnruts In coming gears ""l %
snhstantlnI a. 01O cash VIII hahos'
pai"nL' F"RANK RHODES & SON,
NtyC Building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15

Five rooms Aud breakfast room. living
room across entire front, nice mHutol.
French a00rsi huilt-iu features, Ouk
floors throughout basement, extra we'll
bust house fine location. on corner lot.
IriCe only $3.50 bargain.
YADON yyEsIMENT co
Healtara Csube GOS-7s53. C26 Ken
uaHy IlIR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
Real Estate for Rent


FoR RENr-In Crosbie heigais- nicely
FURNISHED 5-toom modern house: "a.
rage and basement. from five 10 slx
months Usage 1851
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15

FOUR NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
on TERMS, WILL TAKE VA
CANT LOT AS PART PAYMENT.
THREE At TWENTY FIRST
AND YORKTOWN AND ONE ON
FEDERAL ROAD. CALL Own.
Err. OSAGE ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15

IT'S NO WONDER WE SELL HOUSES
QUICKLY.
WHEN WE OFFER SNAPS LIKE THE
FOLLOWlNGi
$3.50 down. on boy. this Is surely another
wonderful easy torn snap. $3.50 down
moves you In. Whore7 Right into
neat 4-room bungalow on South York.
town. Nice level lot with lawn and
some garden East front Home is In
GOOD shape. neat and clean, and In
solid block OF homes owned by owners.
first time advertised price IS away down
for this Kind OF home Ht t2,SoO. with
$3.50 down and balance A. $50 per
month, including interest We will put
our entire recommendation back Of this
home al this low price. See Il.
Another reason We sell houses. on Troost,
ground room. 50-foot front by 1s7 feet
deep. over two good lots Improved
with 4-roon cottage, trees and fruit ga.
lore. Just Ike going to the country.
ana still you are close IN. our price
which could not be duplicated is only
Si,7g5 which Is about tho value Of on"
lot. clear Of all debt no mortgage
Just pay $500 down and then $50 per
month, with interest at per cent
owner going away. that's why he is
making you SIT
Three new houses On Sand Springs llne
Guiding interest, VIII buy any one Of
them New nnd built right. Nice 'o.
cation. block from paved road. Putnp
ana sink Iu each " tho houses. Vacant
now. Immediate possession.
Youn 1--we happy ever after n you ret
one oe our low.priced, easy.payment
homes,
WARREN & IZzARD
-. Tu,sa,s Ldrest Agency ,,o,
JUST LOOK--G25O cash buys dandy {
room modern bungalow, ll-size lot;
close to school and transportation, large
screened-in back porch. monthly pay
ments only Sih, owner must sell at
JUST COMPLETED - Beautiful thatch-
roof bungalow tive rooms. breakfast
room. largo living room, heavy oak
floors. all built-iu features. garage ana
drive, tull-siEe corner loi on southeast
side Price SRbVgi $1,000 cash 'ai
JUST COMrLETED-ONLY $1,000
Large 5-ruom bungalow, large front and
rear por0hcs, garage. fireplace, hari-
wood floors, ample closet room. cement
driveway hnd walks IN grading siI com
pIetcl. good decorations ana ready 20
move right into; $3.50 cash and $50 PEI
month, except straight 2-yesr per
cent loan, for g. 500. Price $500. 10.
cation 2fgl Y. Sixth 81. Wiu exchange.
r.. c. Cunningham, realtor, owner and
builder Usage 467O-552. 21f15 Palace
H'dg
MUST sell home, corner lot. Morniugside,
large living room across front, dining
room, reception hall. breakfast room
kitchen, three bedrooms; sleeping porch z
tile bath large basement, furnace
2-car garage und servants quarters,
modern Cedar gO2.
NOTICE 10 real estate dealers, my proper
" Of 50 acres, two miles north OF Tulsa
is on the market, (signed) W. W. Win
| ter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15

TERRACE nRfVE--B Brand-new five room
ana breakfast room, basement and gn -
rage, solid drive, ouK floors throughout;
nice mantel; beautiful decorations and
Hight fixtures. u real bungalow home.
Buy now and get tho benefit ~ advance
which ia canning quickly in this district.
Priced this week at So $50, I.2t0 cash
balance arranged on easy mopthly-pay-
mCnt plan. Usage b0Ss. Usage 1853.
YADON INVESTMENT co.
625 Kennedy Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
For Sale Real Estate
HOUSES lnR rAIr

For Sale Real Estate
HOUSES IoR sNIF 80
1850. $500 CNsll--Oue OF tha kcsrcst
new 5 room bungalows on cast side.
fun front living room. oak fDlts
throughout, huut.in cabinets, massive
good looking uuautcl, full si1c lot tIos"
TO- school and transportation can Cedar
81 600 CASH--tOO block North CHEYENNE.
east front, six tuuW two story, taHr.
mcnti 4.car garage. owner lrayluE tut
taNt1ruia, Will stcriflco hts nice home
Tor $1,000. balance arranged To- suit rUt
tuIl Information call OsaKe stgg .o2
security Nltr
1900 CASu-tIye-To5m bungalow oak
in back porch. lorso trort parior Win
hrick rlets. nice shade, $50 barrel else
torn, s.ynt gatugc. chicken house iNDo
$1,000. $50 per month. , l.. irwwuu
Co. eo3 Security Udr Ososo o7oe
$500 CASH --SoGthcast side. buys "a hyouti-
lul 5.room hur1slow with hardwood
floors thr"ughuut Dandy breakfast
,com. buuJin f''lurcs. uIo bath. shade
trcoa. un pavement. basement. plrsA.
$50 rcr month VIII handle A real bar-
gain az $4,000 can psare ou7.
800 CAsu payment now bungalow ilst
finished, ready to WoNo into, hHii
cation. paving p1ll fNf Ttire tbffn.
John barrett room COS VobiupUu I.Ie.
phono osaEe ''sf cedar 2g,t.
$500 CASH. south sitc. buys q tautlfu
e.room modern bungalow. hardwood
ll'nlS ih'ougN Nhuit UNlnr room across
mo entire itnui, two s-'a ut French
doors, tile bath. fr.rsE tub. lrCtNfD#t
room. basement. garage, cast 'front.'
Monthly payments only 500. owner
must sacrifice at only g. 800. call tsur,
gtiT
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lots FOR SALE m
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DAVIS WILSON Heights addition is nov
re9penei for salo. \ few lots Will De
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,l'v OUtv ,igit tl',i t,.' a.. t,." "" '.'
poi and o,rrIa,l. AT w., '''" n'
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2Igl Ills car nj ,rur r0T'u.HfH
EDtru 4 ans. ,-,.
in mi, sJ..iI,,"."' ""' ~ N,u'' ,gI.,'' I"'s s'l
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
For Sale Real Estate

OKINuOMA
WEtt-lMrRONI futms near Hullngs
uud in the vicinity Of the oil teii-
from SlO.OUO to so 600 pct quarter ssc.
ton u spafRs hullnra, Ohla.
FON SAIE--gO acres al bottom. IN cUl
tivqtiuu. mo- house, good oil prospects
viii take rood car tor .part pHymcni
t's on balance. rostufiioe boS as.
Shawnee Ohin.
FOR sNlE Good. smoa'h 50 acre tract
~ iHud iu section 1f.9h-ll. Nowaih
county Nrito li"N SOS uoloy, pkla
wANrED--RENI ESTATE ~
lF WE can't soil b. VOL buy o. Wat.
ron s lizard, Tulsa's itycN agency
Cedar la>i
LETTINGS WANTED
We have buyers flf an classes ~ property
Irirc II riRht. list IL with we and W. will
gINo ~ iWUrdut attention
FN NANGE TRUST co NEAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
DsuEc 1900.
Mlsr HAVE hum,s to cell our ru,rrs
demand bargains. n Nnu arc rNrI %,
soil that way turn ua loose ON it w.,
hurry Warren & igyBrd, IulsNs liNcat
agency t"fHr 1asi
NNNIEp.'io huy n M t.room
bunrHinw on south or southeast sIIo
can pnag0 atl1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
"owN YOUR HOME"

10 you own residence lots We viii huld
house for you following your plans or
We will furnish them. payments month
ly TO suit your purse, consult our build
Ing department. Fidelity Investment
CO.. Usage s566. Fnst floor. Security
building.
"owN YOUR HOME"
RED HOT HAVGATS- FINEST y-To6m
bungalow large rooms choicest loc1-
ton, chcap paving, nearly paid ont,
all modern features elegant lot sacri
iice price 1870. $500 down. can early
ihone osoEo 2.
SACRlFtCE-My 800 equity M strictly
modern b.ruum California uIugalpw.
located IN Sand Springs, for $3.50. can
SAND SPRINGS CAR LINE Bcautlful
new 4-ropm bungalow with bathroom.
one block from paving and station. tiuk
and pump In Kitchen. pretty ueht fix
turcs; E.ccnt car fare, electric lights.
gas, good water. $500 cash and tJ5 par
mcnth can owner Mr. Pratt. Usage
SOUTHEAST
Roautiul east front modern; five rooms
ana breakfast room; living room across
entire front; two sets French doors.
pretty mantcl, tile bath, recess tub
cash, balance monthly
NADON NNESTMEST co.
Realtors. Oshge 7S53-b0SS b25 Ken
redy PliE
STOP. LOOK. LlSTEN-t4bO cash. $50
per month, puts you In possession OF n
dandy modern home, TENli0 fcot Of
ground; nice vineyards fine garden, ex-
Ccllcut well Of water. garage up the
paving; one block U; ear line. lock
Of Iltucyi coming location. to
soil can Oslgr 9tsG.
TERRACE DRIVE-iust beautiful. new
bungalow, five room and breakfast
room; high grade. oak floors, garage,
TIE bath, high ana slightly. basement
rs dry. handsome decorations, you Will
sure buy this place Price $1,000, 81 600
down. Phone Osngc ?.
| TWO-STORY RESIDENCE
Sll .00Oa-ENST FRONT
| Choice south-side location, seven rooms.
| Chllders heights district: $500 cash pay
| mont by responsible party will handle
| this attractive home; select oak floors
! throughout; decorations. living room
| across front; built-in features. one bed o.
| room across front. huiit-in features;
| beautiful decorations; breakfast room I.
| basement; furnace, 2-car gBraEe. A. u.
| Jcnl,ins & Son. Osage 4G0G-37T5, b2s
| MAYO Bldg
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uOI sEs FOR SAFE

4 REAL SEW .B."iAI.L,,2}NW,-n .sst a
front broadcast n0ok; many h..'-''
features. garage. basement, lrs gs|So,-..
price 81 600. $1,000 cash, i"o''
Usage 2. ------- -------
At A BARGAlN-LcaFins i2NH. ,'t,,"I" r",I,
modern qlCapiug porch, breakfast Iull, F.,
his basement. laundry room, paved
driveway, double EaTraaFge, q, 1H'a,r"5.,S.
quarters; east front; Sow" VIZ +.
Miller, llS y, Main. Osa'" -"S'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15

$500 CASH gets immediate possession 0f
a-room molcra bungalow garug',
good weli tns garden abundance u
space To build good bungalow; very de-
sirAble location, On paved street. Price
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Rcel'grs OsaEC tos3, 1888. G25 Ken
nedy Bdg.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Tcndlcr Is Suspended
Bv Boxing Association

ST. rAUL., March 27,-Tour St. Psul
boxers Mike Sauro, "Shifty" Coe, Fred
Lambert and Bates Cunningham
been suspended Tor period. rane;ngs
from, ten months to year by the Mime
sofa Boxing Commission, on instructions
from the National Boxing Association
in New York, it vas announced here
to-day.
The Suspension rss ordered scco ding
to the communication from New York,
o. Recommendation o. Referee Dan
Quinn, of Wisconsin, who offciated at
show at which the men appcarei at
Leu Claire, Wis, on February 20 Quinn
declared there VAS too much staliingf
and stopped the bouts. The boxers ua-
der the order, will not be permitted to
fight in an! stat. in which the national
association has jurisdicticn.
Other ring men Suspended By the
order are Leu Tender and Dick Load
man, Of Philadelphia, and Philip Glass
man. manager OF Tender. Loadr1sn is
barred for alleged stslling in an Ohio
bout. No information was available
here az to the other suspensions.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
y. Y. S. A. Defeats
Boys'CIub Aquatic
Team i'm lJualMeet
Newly Organized Swimming
Organization Scores Sur
prising 80 to IL Victory

The New York Swimming Associa-
ton, newly formed organization Of
local amateur mermen, scored an over
whelming victory over the Boys Club
aQuatic team in dual meet in the
SiXticth Street Baths The score was
SO to II. The N. Y. S. A. is composed
almost entirely Of scholastic swimming
stars, and it caused a sensation by
outscorirg the strong Boys Club mer-
men in It's first attempt in open com
petition.
Harold Florence, metropolitan go
yard champion, and Heating were the
only winners for the Boys Club Keat-
ing scored his victory in the 220-yard
race. in which he Just nosed out Han
lette, tho ?. S. A. l.. 22O-yard title
holder. Raymond Leo finished third, a
short distance behind Hanrette,
The summaries:
sG-yard free style swi,n-Won by Flor
Swimming Association, second Altrett,
New YorS Swimming Association, third
'o-yard back stroke-won by Taylor
rehy, New York Swimming Association.
second Mare, Boys Club, third. Time,
22oyard sNlm-Won by Koating. BOYS
Club, Hanrctte, New York Swimming AS
sociation. second; Leo. New York Swim
mlns Association, third. Time. al
Fancy diving contest-Won by Perry
New York Swimming Association (6s
points Sullivan. BOYS CUB. second: Lipp-
third.
1oo-yard breast stroke-Won by Murray
New York Swimming Association; Weiss
Boys' club. second; w. Callahan. New Yorl.
swimming Associat lion, third Time. 1:24
2oO-yard relay race-Won by New York
swimming Association U[err. Deuschrnan.
Jarvis, Leo, Csllahan); Boys Club (Sn-
yerman, Heating, Herschel, Florence
Eoscsl, second. Time. LAS.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

According to alleged wireless mes-<
ssgcs that have disturbed the atn,os-
phere between Jimmy Kelly, match
maker located on the rock-bound isle
OF Manhattan, and hilbane, fleeing
eastward on one of the fastest shins in
t1o world the tishtlcss champion has
agreed 10 meet the winner OF 4 rossi-
bic engagement between Penr.r Mar
tin and Babe Herman. Whether the
fight is TO be fought by wireless has
not yet been stated although there is
an incllrotion on the part Of some
s&cptical fans hcreabouts TO believe
that the radio is tn. only weapon Mr..
kilbane will tolerate in a duel which
concerns himself.
Johnny Dundee has addressed a
rather heated epistlc to Jimmy Kelly.
who started all the featherweieht do
ings. III which he ayers thet Jimny
must have failing eyesight if he is not
able TO discern the fact that he (Dun-
dee( posted $4,000 with the New York
state Athletic Commission "Suaran-
Vceihs "eiSnC hnd appearance Tor
match with kilbane."
The venerable Scotch Nop then in
tcrpolates thes. vibrating lines:
"lf you think that either Babe Her
man or Vincent Pepper Martin is in
my class will agree 10 meet them
beth, on. week apart. before tn. club
Offering the hest induccment, the
weight to be 1875 pounds"
Fair enough, is our comment TO such
proposition. and there seems to be
little doubt that Johnny Dundee could
make the weight. as ne made t27 in
his recent engagement with ChsrleF
Y hit. at Madison Square Garden. He
defeated Mr. White a that weight, and
there We're numerous rinsside experts
who expressed tic opinion that Dundee
never delivered sweetcr performance
There is possible chance that
either Herman or Martin, or both,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Becker Is Crowned Met
Ice-Skating ChamDion

West Becker, of the fremont Skating
Club, was crowned the metropoi-
tan lcc-skating champion when he in
creased his total of points for the title
to 100 in the events last night at the
lSlst Street Ice Palace.
Bobby Hearn. of the Brooklyn Skat-
ing Club, was second with 90. and Sam
Goldberg. also Of the fremont club,
was third with so. William Murphy,
OF the 18lst Stree. Palace. was nest
with so
The summarizes:
1'wo-nlie rsoc-won by West Becker.
fremont S. G. Sam Goldberg, fremont
$. G., second, Leroy Jay, Brooklyn S. G.
third. Time 6:52.
A3oyard race-Won by William Murphy.
lslst Street Ice Palace: I. Morris. Peerless
$; c., second; West Becker, fremont 6. c.
third, Time. o:t9.
Ssoyard race Won by Bobby 1Iearn,
Brooklyn s. c.: West Becker fremont It
$. e., second; James Smith. 1s1st street
Ice Palace, third. Time. t:S4
SSo-ysrd race for LADIES' Won by Miss
Elsie Miller. 1S1st Street Ice Palace, Miss
Hattie Dose. fremont S. e., second Miss
Mildred Schwamedy, unattached. third.
Time. "a
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Robins Go Through
Final Workout at
New Orleans ark
Brooklyn Team Starts To.
day OH Long Exhibition
.)aunt Leading Homeward

NEW ORLEANS, March q. - This
was an off dey for the Robins, but
Manager Robbie did not keep his big
squad OF athletes idle. Although 10
game vas scheduled with the Yankees
the National Leasuers went through
long workout at the local park. They
took INC field soon after the Yankees
had finished their last work out here
and Manager Robbie kept them busy
for about two hours.
The Flatbush pilot did not stage r
practice game, but devoted the session
to batting exercises. Clarence Mitchell.
Roy Gordinier. Arthur Decatur and
Charlie Hockett took turns pitching to
the battcrs, and some long drives to
the outfcld were made by Ray
Schmandt. Zack Wheat, Hy Myers and
Bert Griffith.
Manapcr Robbie will probably use
Leon Cadorc and Al Mamaux on the
mound IN the third game Of the seriea
with The Yankees. which viii be played
in Beaumont tomorrow afternoon.
Cadore is generally effective in the
spring games with the Hugmen. and he
may repear his success in the current
set Of battles
As The Robins made sixteen hits of
Bullet Joe Bush and Waite Hoyt in
the second contest Of the series the
Flatbush athletes are confident that
they will continue to slam the offer
irRs OF the Yankee pitchers vigorously
in the remaining battles
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
New IOO-Yd. Swim Mark
Now Weissmuller's Ain,

Johnny Weissmullcr, the seventeen
year-o'd swimming champion. who low
cred four worlds records in the Inter
collegiate swimming championship meet
at Philadelphia Saturday. yesterday
beat tho worlds mark for the l00-yard
dash III an unofficial race against time
IN the Columbia University swimming
pool
Ed Kennedy. Of The Blue and White
natators, and William Bachrach. coach
of the illinois Athletic Club, of which
Wolasmuller is a member. timed the
youngster, clockipg him in for the dis
tance in 0:52 as. The worlds record
is 0:53 1-5.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Mitchell Cuts Braces
Pitching Staff: Other
Major League Notes

req Mltche!I, manager Of the Braves
100" dozen and half pitcher. TO
training camp at St. Petersburg. Fla
a rev ot the undcsirab.es have already
peeh disposed Of and half a dozen more
VIII be given their walking paners nv
'nc end Of The vcek, when the cam, is
20 be s1ruch. -
me Braves have three important OK.
nlplt!on games with the Senator'S TO-
day, Thursday and SATURDAY.. On tbc
showing OF his pitchers in these ramey
As well as the .ntra-club contest the
Boston manager will decide what men
- Keep and which 10 turn loose.
Tilly walser, the veteran of Conn .
NJ scNs oetrsic. has always been con-
sioered anything but spring ball
payer. but he has started hitting
early this year. Against San Antonio
Sunday, Walker mad perfect battinp
afcrace-s home run four singles and
walk. WeIch delivered homer and
Two singles.
Manager Bill killefer, Of the Chi
cage Cubs, is having more than the
HsGai share Of carly springtine RAD
lIct Max flacA. veteran outfcldcr.
suffered fractured skull about ten
days ago. Zeb Terry. second baseman,
suffered serious INJURY in a game at
Los Angeles Sunday. His wrist bone
was fractured by pitched ball in bat
ting practice.
Manager Hugh Duffy, OF the Red
SoX, has returned Pitcher Tom (zip)
Sloan TO the Hartford club of the
Eastern League. Two thousand dollars
WAS paid 10 obtain the youth trial
but he IS saving an additional $4,000
which would have been paid Hartford
had Sloan been retained. Henry Fine,
southpaW Of Cambridge. recently re
leased outright By the Red Sox has
signed with the Bay City club Of the
Mich ganOntatio League.
Catcher ". c. Styles. of the Balti-
more Orioles. can giye you definition
Of real trouble If you happen 10 be
I curious. it appears the Young man
sampled too much corn" at Winston
Salem. n. c.. Saturday night. The
municipal Judge fned Styles $40 and
costs, ard then Jack Dunn handed
his prize bach stop an indefinite suspen-
Sion. Dunn says he Will ask waivers
on Styles
Billy Mullen, formerly municipal
league player Of ST. Lou.- has beer
released outright to the Mobile club OF
the Southern Association By the St
Louis Browns. Mullen lad been held
by optional agreement.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Frisch Takes kelly's
Place as Rufh's RiroI

eALLAS. Tex, March 27.-Frank
IFisch has made three homer,
so far this spring and has ta.eu
heii5Ts place as Babe Ruth's rival.
Nelly. during the early months of
me 1921 season. kept pace with tn.
nome run king in driving ont four
base blows. but this sc1son the Ford
ham boy promises TO set the home
ran pace for the Giants and po.-
sioiy the National League.
me Bronx wizard made 6re
head first steal OF second in to-oov,.
game. ard came up with his new
uh'forn'' barhcr-pole stocking. and
all, dresdfulIy soiled.