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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
ATHLETS HANGU UP
THREE new MARKS
IN A. A. u. MEET
Broad Jump Record Best
ed ID 1-2 Inches; New
York Club Wins
BY B. Link

wEEQUAHIC PARK, NEWARK.
N. j.. Sept. Establishment OF
three new championship records In
the running broad jump. the hop.
step, and jump and the three-mile
walk today marked the national A.
A. u. Junior track and field cham
pionship. Each of the 19 events
brought out large fields and de-
velAped sterling contests.
beshart Hubbard. negro OF Cin-
cinnat.. and a freshman last year
at the University of Michigan, set
n new record for the broad jump.
doing "a feet 3 1-2 inches as COM
pared to the former record OF %
feet one inch set in 1914 by III. T.
Washington of the Boston A. A.
A. J. Plansky OF the Boston
Knights of Columbus, hoped,
stepped and jumped As feet 3-s
inches to beat the record of 46 feet
7-12 inches set in 1920 by X. Gels
OF New York. Charles Foster of
the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. negotiated
tho three walk in 23 minutes
SO 6-10 seconds. The former rec
ord OF 23 minutes 81 seconds wan
set in 1920 by l.. Lebowitz OF New
York.
New York Athletic club carried
off point honors with 20, Baltimore
cross-country club was second with
30 points Newark Athletic club and
Meadowbrook club OF Philadelphia,
tied for third place with IS points
and the Boston A. A. was fourth
with Is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
Oklahomans Will
Keep Double Cup
For Another Year

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. s.--The
cup for the mems state doubles ten
mis- championship will remain in
Oklahoma another year, oklahoma s
team OF Darrough and Spiece decid-
cd this by eliminating Thalheimer
and Wright OF Dallas, SO, 2.6. Ia
II, 6-S, 81, In the semifinals today.
Parks and Parks OF Saltwater, who
yesterday decided ono side of the
semifinals. will meet the parrough-
spiece team tomorrow for the state
championship.
In the singles match today. Claud
Monnet of Oklahoma City defeated
Charles Splece of Kingfisher, as,
6-2, winning the right to play in the
semifinals tomorrow morning. CO.
ing onto the courts after a hard
fought doubles match. Spiece lacked
the vigor of his morning games.
Monnet, In his first match of the
day, had no difficulty In wearing
down his opponent.
Monnet Is scheduled to meet Ben
Parks, saltwater. In the semifinals
tomorrow morning. The winner OF
this match will then oppose Louis
Thalheimer of Dallas for the singles
Championship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
These Are the Symptoms of
Blood Poison

When you first get Blood Poison, a
sore appears at the point of infec-
ton. the nearest glands swell tsome-
times break). later eruptions. pim-
Piles or rash appear on the body,
then sores or mucous patches ap-
pear In the mouth. on the tongue
and throat. the hair may or may not
fall out. rheumatism. pains In homes,
open ulcres on legs. arms or back.
eczema and other skin diseases ap-
pear later--often locomotor ataxia,
paralysis or insanity (Paresis) de-
velop with or without any manifest
skin disease. DR.. Allison. lol West
Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
CADILLAC TOURING is STOLEN
Thieves Make Away With Car Park
ed In Business Section,

A Cadillac touring car owned by
c. Il. Cover. 1916 South Houston,
was stolen from In front of the
Lynch building. Third and Cincin-
natl, about 6 o'clock Friday after
noon. according TO report made at
the police station by Ralph Covey
who. with others, followed the trail
ley.
Young Covey told officers that
motorists on the road between hero
ana Turley had seen the car con-
tanning a man and a woman travel
ing at n high rate of speed toward
Turley. The car and party were later
seen at Turley at filling station.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
Joplin Smears Big
Coat of Whitewash
Over Harvesters

ENfD, Sept. s. - "Chief" Moses
Poolaw. Joplin's stellar right hand ed
Indian pitcher. pitched brilliantly
today, shutting out the Enid Harv-
esters In the third game OF the post
series for the championship of the
Western association and letting them
down with two scratch hits. The
Miners took the third straight game
g to o.
Poolaw should have had no-hit,
no-run game fer one OF the blows
was a tap to Shortstop McNally who
was slow In fielding 1t. On the other,
Diamond got credit for a two-ba sc
hit when Greene lost his drive In
the sun.
Joplin's first three runs came In
the first inning when Sturdy drove
the ball over the fence with two
men on bases. The team will move
TO Joplin tonight where the fourth
game will be played Sunday.
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their only runs Off Russell Nc
Dowells double, n pair OF walks and
Blakesly's single turned the trick,
The Oilers came right back In their
half and tied IL up on singles by
Bauman. McGinnis and pinch Hitter
Luke Stuart who batted for Russell
with two down and drove tho tying
run over with a nifty one-baser to
left.
with the score tied Manager Leli-
welt sent noeh!er IN 10 pitch the
ninth and Maun was on the firing
line for the Izsies. Easts single and
n home run by Johnny Butler gave
the witches a two-run margin and
II looked like Boehler had little
chance to win his 34th victory OF
the season.
Then the Big Rally.
The fans all kept their seats and
pleaded for rally, and they were
not denied. Thompson opened the
Tulsa half by walking and Yank
Davis brought the crowd to It's feet
with a ringing double to deep CEN
ter that put the tying runs on sec
ond and third Lamb then stepped
into the breach and made himself
famous. He drove a sharp hit 10
N'nAcI Nnhi phunttu uNfI NllAlH
head and went for n triple, tying
the score and putting the winning
run on third with none out.
Manager Leliyelt came TO hat and
Manager Gregory sidetracked Maun
and sent Lefty Scllars in 10 pitch.
Lellvelt was not 70 be denied. He
swung viciously at the first two
pitches. his bat each time flying from
HE hands. The third he managed
| to foul, likewise the fourth. on his
/ NTH attempt he met the ball and II
bounded over Sellars' head and into
Icentertield and the game was over.
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Bogus Loans Break Bank.

IRONToN. Mo, Sept. S.-Unau-
thorized loans totaling $4,000
caused the closing today of the Bank
OF Ironton by State Bank Examiner
Roy r. Niemann, according to r.
O. Codding. one OF the directors of
the bank. Codding added an offer
had been made by the debtor to re-
pay the loans within 80 days.
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Hears and Packers split.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. s.--Denver and
aioux city concluded their four-gsme
noon with a double header. Sioux city
winning the first game by n score of
to 2 and Denver the second a seven-in-
ming contest, by 10 to o. Both games
were snBppy with sharp hitting and clean
fielding Hamilton turned tho tide In
favor ~ Sioux city IN the opener by rap
ping out home run In the fiffh Inning,
sending Davis In ahead Of him. -
Score.
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YANKS GO INTO
AMERICAN LEAD
AS BROWNS FALL
Detroit Tigers Take Fall
Out Of st. Louis While
Yankees Win Out

NEW YORK. sept. s.--1hs Hew York
Americans rugsed Walter johnson hard
here today and sshiiy defeated wsshing-
ton IN tho first contest Of q two.sams
series By score Of . 10 4. johnson va.
batted for IA hits In sir innings. Fipp
bringing .hcu, HI. rs,i.srnen, IN the -',,h
with a home run with two men on base.
The support OF tho Washington team was
also ragged. hays was hit hard In the
carly innings but strong fielding pulled
him out Of several bad situations.
uguVas
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Fund for Miners Defense.

PEORIA. Ill.,, Sept. S.--Illlnois
miners In executive session here to-
day pledged per cent Of their
total earnings-or $250,000 a month";
I'm defense of any and all members
of the United mine workers organl-
zation who may be arrested for par.
ticipation in the recent massacre OF
nonunion miners at Herrin, III. Tho
meeting was secret.
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TAKE
GIANT COMBINE
INTO CAMP 8-4
Cubs Hold Pirates While
Cardinals Triumph
Over Cincy Reds

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s.--Hard ri.
ting and excellent pitching sr Lee Mod
ows enabled Philadelphia to aefeat New
YORK today. 10 Z and even the ssrie,
Art Nehf was hit hard by the Phuues
from the fourth inning on. Fifteen hilA
including two triples and four doubles
were made by the locals.
Meadows had one bad inning, the se..
ond. when four hits and q base on balls
gave the Giants four runs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
Say Woman Ceased Staying.

MACON. Ca, Sept, S.--Mrs. Alice
Gibbs, 40. whom officers say is sus-
pected OF having heen responsible
for the gun battle OF Uvalda. Ga,
was Killed by his brother. Hiram
Johnson, was lodged In the Bibh
county jail here tonight for safe
keeping,
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white soH u indiana Q.

CHICAGO. Sept s,--Chcago made II
two straight from Cleveland today. Z to q,
Mnsttrs triple, following singles by Col
line and sheely. tied the two-run lead OF
the visitors which they made on three
ting the locals In front and they were
never headed again as Leyerette frightened
up and pitched sir-tight ball. by bunch
soored Its other runs. The batting Of COL
Inns and tho fielding of sheely. McClel-
Ian and McNulty featured.
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summary Earned run~--Nichi-
tn I. Tuisu .. Left on bnscs--Nich
ita 7. Tulsn 5. Iwu-ba a. hits.
BlnkesIy, Lamb 2. Thompson
1hrcc-bae hit--IIcnnctt. Home
run----Crosby 2, Davis 2. SncrlfiC"
hliS--IriiVclt, McGinnis. Bases On
bnlis---off Russell ., off Grcpory I.
struck OUi--by Russell ,. Double
pIays--i,uticr To Mcdowell, Berger
to Wnshburn TO Mcdowell, McGiu-
mis- to Baumon to Lclivclt. Time Of
game--ii2s. Umpircs--iioimcs and
Orm iby.
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Rlt,hprah.
xBatted for Aldridgs in sixth.

INFLATED for Cheeves in eighth.
zBatted for Brown Ia eighth.
Chicago ........,... ...002 Oof oE-lQ
Summary: Runs-statx 2, Terry Grimes
:, callagban 2, Malsel, Krug. oFarrelL
Carey 2. Bigbee. Russell, Tierney Goooh,
Mattox. Error--Goocb. Two-base hits =
Terry. Mattox. Three-bass hits-O'Farren,
Carey. Russell. Tierney. Double plays-
Hollocher to Grimes. Terry and Hollocntr'
Bases on bails-On hldridge 8. off Hsmil-
ton !. off Carlson 1. off Brown !. OF
Kaufman 1. Struck out-By Kaufman
l, by Carlson !.
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Cardinals @, Reds 4.

CINCINNATI. Sept. s,--Pteffer's ritch.
ing stopped tho Reds after the first IN
ming today ana St. Louis won. 6 to /.
a pinch hitter In the last half OF the
seventh and the Cardinals opunded Oil
lespie for four runs In the eighth inning.
Hornsby made his thirty-fifth home run
Of the season with none on base in the
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Cubs 10, Pirates 7.

PITrsBURGH, Sept. s.--An eighth.in-
ming rally by Chicago which netted four
runs upset the Pirates chance today to
set In a notch on New York in the pen
nant race. The scare was Chicago 10.
Pittsburgh 7. Both teams hit hard. seven
pitchers three for the visitors and four
for Pittsburgh. being used.
A pass, a double and three singles of
Brown gave the Cubs their four runs IN
the eighth. O'Farrell was benchsd In the
eighth inning for protesting "A decispl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
Tulsa Bird Dog Wins
Famous Derby Stake

PIERSoNS, Manitouba. Sept. B.
Zig's Ace, white and liver pointer
dog, sired by ComaDche Zig Field
out OF Browns Patsy. owned by
Tracy ID. Brown of Tulsa. Okla, won
the derby at the Manitouba field trial
here today.
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fhIIssslghla


Ifatted for Nehf In ninth.
New York .... .........0io 900 900,
Philadelphia ............00 900 220 lsr--s
summary Runs-Bancroft, Young
Stengel Nehf, Wrightstone, Rapp. VII
lIams. Walker, Lee. Leslie. Parkinson
Meadows. Errors Bancroft. Kelly, Nehf.
Two-bass hits-Groh, Bancroft, HenHne,
Lee Fenk,insoh' Leshe; heIiy' IhIee base
croft to Frisch to Kelly. Parkinson 10
wriRhtstone to Leslie. Bases on balls
OFT Meadows /. off Nehf /. Struck out
by Nehf 2.
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summary. Runs Olson. cOfTiden Eish b
ef q. BDubwttS 2, Nufer, Browne . Fsiber
o. Ginghr1t' Windle Moore, white. Er.
fofH- Mcdonald. GrabuwHM, Moore. Ho-
gatt Young Two-hnsp hit--Felber. Wn-
lio Young FISHER. Suffer Browne, White.
Three. hus, hit. Fisher Home run-Ion-
uwIfE. Sacrifice hitHaturrlirn 2 Stbton
bases Hrownc 2 Urshowski. Bsss on
hallaaOu HpRatt 4. OF Young !. of
Adams b. of MnuRum I. struck out By
NoEart q Ivy Young g. by Adams q by
Msngum . Double plays Kruger. white
and Mcdaniel, Windlo, Felbsr and Me
Daniel. Left on hpAcs-.S 81. Joseph 9. Osis
h1ma cay o. Time-2ib Umpjres-Iieli
ana ponphue Earned runs ST. Joseph 9,
Oklahoma city b. Runs aHd hts--Oh Ho-
gRrt and In innings. OF Adams 9
and 30 In 7 "a Innings
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SAINTS TRAMPLE
ON INDIANS IN
GREAT BATTLE
Sioux City Split Double.
header With Des Moines;
Buffaloes Romp in

OKLAHOMA CITY Sept SIT. Joseph
punched hits with oklahoma city stfors
Iu fir seventh rnd won today. . Z" . Man.
gum went 10 Adams relief IN tho eighth In
tunu 10 atop oklahoma tity's rally which
threatened fnr time TO overcome 81
1oHsph's lead.
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summary. Run--Kerr. Three-bas hit
Long, TW1-base hits-Shangting. Roettgur
Earned runb-pcnver 1. stolen bases
Cartwright Hemingway, Lett on bascs--
Denver J, Sioux city T. struck out by
Koettger T. Base on bslls--ou wetsei 2
90 Ro,ettger 3 Soueie play-WetHel to
umpires Davis and Fitzpatrick, Tipe
90 minutes.
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Rcd So. .. Athletics I.

BOSTON, Sept. H--Boston mads fgur
hits Oft Hasty today, hut defeated Phile-
delphia,s2 to I. The visitors run camC In
the first after j. Harris two-bsss Wutf,
II. Miller's single and wild pitch W.
Collins single In the sixth. followed by
two errors by Galloway gave Boston run
and tho Red Sox scored again In the tev-
enth on J. Harris double, a Helder's choice
play and o'Rourke's single.
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DIES MONIES sept. s.--Omaha made n
two out OF three In the series by taking
todayH game. n slH-insing affair, called
on account Of darkness, 60 T. Huran
drove In all ~ Drs Moines' runs with two
home runs. Tho visitors hit Lynch at viii
and the locals supported him poorly.
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summary Rnne-Jamieson, WAmbs-
ganss, johnson. Collins .. sheely, Mostil
Collins 8. sheely, Mostil, Levsrette. Err
rors--Wambsganss. Stephenson. Two base
s--Wambsganss, McInniH. ree-bahe
hits-Mostii. Collins. Double piay--Coiins
70 johnson TO sheely. Bases on bails-on
Leveretts .. off Boone ?. Struck out--By
Leyerctte e. by Boone I.
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osneit

Summary Vuns-HIue Z, Htney Z.
Veaeh o. Fothersili. Bassler. Foster, Sic.
ler williams Errors--Fothergill, Rigney,
jacobson. McManus Gerber. Two-paso hits
--Iiansy, jacobson. Home runs--vssch 9.
Williams. Double plays--Two-b base hits
Haney. jacobson. Home runs--Nesch .,
Blue and Rigney. Bases on ha,is--Off
johnson .. off Olsen I, Oft Shocker 2.
struck out--By johnson l. by Olsen .,
by Shoeker 8.
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summary: Runs--Gislason. Batea 2.
Grhntham 2. Griffin, Spencer, Genin. Wag-
rcr, H0ran 2. Errors Snoncer, banner,
Lynch g Home runs--HcrRn g. Two base
hits-Griffn. Bates stolen bases -t,,sia-
Hon, urHnthnm. Griftin q Lett on has"s-
Omaha 6. struck uut--Ry Flcher 8. Psse
on halls-Off Lynch 2. Passed ball--Ban-
rer. Earned runs--omaha 2, Des Mc,ros
,. Umplrcs Anderson and Lewis, Time
ise0
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Two-base hits-Green.

Sturdy Diamond. Sacrifice hits
Corrigan. sturdy. Green, Stolen
bases-Corrigan. Bases on balls
OFF Poolaw 2. off Cowan 4. Struck
out--By Poolay 8. by Cowan 3. Left
on bases--Joplin 8, Enid 4. Time.
1870. Umpires-Coe. and Baird.
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KHAN for Kilhulicn In fourth.
xaiatted Tor VOORHEES, In eighth.
Score by Innings;
bnnNer s.s.ss ss.sssss ssssssssuv wv WV
sioux city .,......,....100 oY0 e01--a
summary; RunH--KeTr. Long, Hamilton,
Hemingway. Davis Errors-O'BF!en Long.
Home run--Hamilton. Two.base hi,s--Pat-
terHon riun. Sacrifice nit-herr. stoIen
bRsos--Long 2. Ostergard. Earned ruus-
Denver 2, Sioux city 2. Left on bases
VOORHEES, g. by Wetzel I, by Davis I. Base
on balls-Off Davis 10. Hit by pitcher
o'Connur by VOORHEES,, Kilhullen by
Davis, Rune and hits-On VOORHEES, . ana
s ~ I, a:: W5t=sl Q and 0 IN inning.
Wild pitch--Noorheis. Double play--vo Jr-
heis to Packer 10 Patterson. Umpirss--
Fitzpatrick and Davis. Tlme--l;bb.
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In a new saucepan that cannot
boil over water rising through holes
in the lid, which II lower than the
rim, falls back into the utensil
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xBatted for Hasty IN ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .,,,,.....,,loo ooe ooo-l
Boston ..ss....s.s .s.t. .VVV WI lU-s
Summary; Runs--iiAuser J. Harris. w.
Collins. Errors--Galioway O. ]. Harris
Two-base hlts-Bruggy, j. Harris Bases
on balls-Off Hasty 1, off w. Coilina D.
struck out-By Hasty l. by w. Collins ..
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summary: EnrhtU rUW W-WICNI-
In D, Tulsa \. Left on bascs--Wicii-
ita \, Tulsa Z. Two-base hits--i'cr-
ger. Griffin, Davis 2, Bennett, I,au
man. Three, base hits---IBcnncit.
Lamb. Home runs--Blakesiy, But
Ter, IeIivcft, Lamb. Sacrifice hits
Berger, Berbc. Bases ON balIs--off
Mclaughlin 2. off RussIi ,, Off
Beclc I, off Maun I. Struck out
by Russell 2. by BochIcr 1, by Bccbe
q. Wild pitch--Muun. Huns and
hlts--on Beebc, q and 7 In Z; pff
Maun, 3 and 3 IN 1: Off MciRu6h-
lin, 8 and = In 4; off Rn sell, 2 and
3 In 4. Winning pitchcr--iiochlcr
Losing pitchcr--Maun, Double pays
Thompson 10 Iauman Ia k'livelt.
Time Of game hours. umpircs---
Holmes and Druisby.
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Bot.omly, Stock. Mann. Burns. Errors
Blades. Hornsby, Burns. Tonseca, Cave9ey.
Twc-base hits-Duncan. Mann. Home run
--Hornsby. Double plays-Caveney to
Daubert, blades to Hornsby TO Bottomly.
Bases on balls-Off Gillespie Q. off Pfef-
fer I. Struck out--By Gillespie i. by
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xBatted for boone in seventh.
srRan for Speaker In seventh.
SxxBatted for Lindsay In ninth.
Score by innings;
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YEYESTER.
pr-F DAYS
,tEAR[SULTS

Western League.
AT TULSA 9-iO, MLBhitn ga
~ Oklahoma city 81. Joseph O.
Al sioux city 40 Denver 81.
A. Des Mulnes 4. Omaha T.
National League
AZ Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 10
AZ Philadelphia =, New York
At Cincinnati ! ~; Louis &.
only gAmeA scheduled.
American League.
At Hoston 2 Philadelphia T.
At New York 4, Washington O.
At Chicago 7, Cleveland 2.
At St Louis g. Detroit B.
American Assoriatiop
At Columbus D. Louisville 2
At Toledo ., Indianapolis 10
Al Minneapolis g. Kansas CITY d.
AZ ST. Paul ), Milwaukee s.
Texas League.
At Fort Worth ., Dallas O.
At Shreveport 3, Wichita Falls L.
At Houston 8. Beaumont 6 U0 Inninrs)
AZ Galveston 6, San Antonio 2 90 In
nlngs)
Southern Association.
At birmingham Mobile 5.
Al Atlanta o. New orleans g.
AZ Little Rock Z. Chattanooga 0.
A. Memphis .. Nashville !.
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second Game.

TOtals " sklO 10 TOiAb Is IT {
KOConnor out; bunted third strike. tCul.
SBatted Tor Mattick In seventh.
NNBsn for Shaugling In seventh.
Score by innings:
Denver ....,....,.,...,.,.o0o col I'll
Sioux city o.. ,............0OO 900 90
fNRNpn tuuiDHRl
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Sliattsd for johnson In seventh.
SSBatted for Pieinich In ninth.
STNHattei for Erickson In ninth.
Score by innings;
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clnflnnhiI.

MATTED for Couch In seventh.
81. Louis .....'''.s'.s...OVV lle VfV-b
Cincinnati ..........; LOO 900 Coo
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gan, Sturdy 2, Davis. Errors
Dierks, Relger .. Home runs
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eighth.
Nome out when winning run
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fhll.a.IpkIa

xBatted for Hasty In ninth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-03-03
REVISION OF THE MINING LAWS

Congressman ArentZ is on the de-
fensiye again through the columns
of the Mining Congress Journal
which submits the results of a ques-
tionnaire issued by that journel to
representative mining men through
out the United States. The replies
appear to have much of a sameness
since il is admitted that 20 per cent
CT those who have expressed theic
views believe that no necessity exists
for material changes in the present
federal mining laws. One striking
feature is the paucity of replies from
Nevada to the QUESTIONABLE, indicat
ing that the constituents of the sole
congressional representative of this
state were so disguised with the pro
pissed legislation that they refused
to be drawn into controversy. An
eloquent silence is the damning an
swer from Nevada. Commenting on
the agitation the Mining Congress
Journal lets the author of the bill
down easy by stating:
ut is certain that publicity given
the measures introduction has
achieved the desired result, namely,
to secure a reflection of popular
opinion concerning the merits of the
proposed revisions before they were
started on their advance through
legislative channels.
"a majority opinion is registered
against abolition of eXtralateraI
rights proposed by the new measure
which would permit all previous 10
cations to retain their extralatera
rights, giving them, in addition, al
the minerals included within theiI
vertical planes that are not covered
by the existing extralateral rights
A two-to-one majority is shown owe
advocates of the change in answer
from California and Colorado, whic'
states reort the largest number o
protests. New Mexico and Uta
showed slightly larger element c
favor for the revision All othe
state carry out the general trend {
the opposition" - Tonopah Dali
Times.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-03-03

routing through Ely in the
very near future.
Lincoln county has been spending
and is still spending considerable
money lettering the Highways from
Caliente across the pass to Pahrana-
cat valley and on through the valley
TO connect with Clark county on the
south. making a desirable outlet
for travel that may be disposed to
come this way from Ely in order to
reach the Utah route to Las Vegas,
by the way OF the Colorado river to
Las Vegas and the Boulder Dam,
which will be very attractive to the
tourist during its years of construc-
lion, making the route popular
though it be for a short time over
the designated county highways. In
considering this important question
there are many things to consider
that may seem premature at this
time and that is the development OF
the southwest in which southern Ne
vada including the counties of Lin
coin and Clark, which will be so
greatly benefited.