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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-11-09

Total Receipts .85
Paid city library nd.$14.S5
Book donors for October: Mrs. L.
M. Cherry, Maxine Fisher, A. J.
Mitchell, Edwin Payson, j. D. Gil
lilan, Arthur Hale. ~.
November IL to 18 is the fourth
annual national children's book
week. This celebration was origin
ated by the American Booksellers
association and the book publishers
with the cooperation of the Ameri-
can Library association and the Boy
Scouts of America for the purpose of
encouraging the. love of books
among children and the discussion
of boys and girls reading.
Happy is the child with books
good books-more books; books to
read and enjoy and. books to own.
The library has a few copies for
distribution among parents and
teachers of the "Book Shelf for Boys
and Girls" a selected list Of the
best books from nursery rhyme to
grown up time Come in get your
copy, make out your Christmas list
right away and hand to your dealer
SO that If the books are not In stock
he has plenty of time to get them
for you.
This week the library has COM
piled list of books for parents and
teachers. These have been written
by the best authorities on the child
and will surely help in the solution
of the problems we meet in the
youth of today:
Adams-Spirit of Youth and the
City Streets.
Bailey-The Nature Study Idea.
Blanchard Adolescent Girl.
Misunderstanding of the Human
Plant.
Coriat-Repressed Emotions.
( Cowles of Story Telling.
Holt-Care and Feeding of
Children.
March-Towards Racial Health.
Moon-Contents of the Boy.
Scott--Nature Study and the
Child.
Shedlock-Art of the Story
Teller.
Weigle-Training Of Children in
the Christian Home.
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A.TRAY HORSE Lone brown horse
n~~lr L. 49, 4 T., Ia
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-11-09

d CAHHUTH,
adv 40-41-42-43-44-45 Register.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
TENNIS STARS SEEDED
FOR TITLE MATCHES
Iny uni,ed Ncwsl

NEW YORK, Aug 3i.-Twcn,y
three OF the 1913 players entered IN
the forty hrst tennis singles cham
pionship Of the United states Were
seeded in the draw mad" here Thurs
day. The tournament VIII begin Sep
TENDER at the Germantown Cricket
club In Philadelphia.
SiXtccu Americans We're seeded to-
gcthcr with Sevcn foreign stars.
They are William 4. Tndcn. William
NJ johnston Vincent Richards. Rich
ard Williams. IL, Wallace Johnson,
Watson Washburn, Robert kinsey.
Francis L. Hunter, Howard i<inscy.
y. w. Niles, Dean Mathcy. : Howard
Noshcll, Phnip Necr, Frank Z. An
dsrson Arnold w. Jones and l.uc!en
+. Williams
Men from other countries who were
seeded were Gerald l.. Patterson. AT
OIiara Wood Il e. W-rjheiin and
James Q. Anderson. of Australia
Manuel Alonz" and Jose NJ. Alonso.
Of spain, and Icnzo Shimizu. of
Japan.
The seeding s. done /" prevent the
best players being eliminated in the
,.ti rounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
FOUR FOOTBALL MEN
DESERT PENN STATE
Rcdingcr and Three Other
Players Will Enter
Colgate.

WAS!IISGTON. PA, Aug 3i.-Con-
firmation OF II report that four Penn
state football players hId decided
TO transfer TO Colgate this year, was
furnished today when Ruc, -.
tPete) Kcdlngcr. OF TINS place. lot
10 join III" advance guard OF tho COLI
gate gridirou squad AT Hamilton.
The others who VIII enter th" New
York state institution this week ar"
Hess. star back. who nllcd in last
season for the injured Captain Smell;
crowthcrs, II line player. and Corn
well, substitute line man WHO drew
attention To himself by his stellar
performance In tho Navy game. Red
niger played well for state last sea-
son and was figured as brillinut
aud Logical successor TO kiliinR"r
at quarter back.
None OF the men wil hc able 20
play at Colgate this year. but they
wcr" requested 10 report with ih"
carly football team ana TO h"lp d.
vclpp the varsity by rlry!uS ON iN-
scrub team. Rcdiugcr Us product
Of Washington High ana rs regarded
hy many rs ON" ~ the most rrom.
ing young hacks in the country Tb"
transfer of the four mon * attributed
10 their fonhn"sS for DICK Harlow.
former Penn state line couch. who
is now head football tutor ~ C"i-
gate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

tiaNIn@ Won Junior vac" h-r. I'm
July. ia" Virginia crew viii enter
the intermediate event Should The
I"ra LADS II" successful. Coach NccuN
VIII send them into the senior race
for tn" experiences Las, wear n. did
Tn" sam" thing ana surprised all b."
talking both events. no moan feat FOR
crew ia one day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

day To play the first game OF the
city championship series between
church nm. y ~. winners az Di-
.'siom J, aud Cowardm Avenue ,hris.
tihn sunday school. winners OF Dl-
VISION .. tomorrow afternoon AZ
church iiill y y. Field The second
game will h" played. it il expected.
on "Wednesday of next week, which
Will permit Church nm !" enter the
p"St-seasou s,"ics with tn. colts
with minds free.
Tai;"la PLAYERS are practiciur daily
4" keep ia shape FOR the trip To pittS-
hHrEh. Cleveland and Detroit next
N"rN. This will b. the mos, am
u!tiouS t.!r ever undertaken by a
!tchnord Pmatcur team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Play Tennis SemifinaIs
Today at Country Club

Scmifinals In the annual club
tennis championship OF the Coun-
try club Of Virginia will be held
this afternoon. In the upper
bracket Fleming Will meet Rice.
while in the lower half. Dabney
viii oppose craiEie with the win
ner meeting iiIcklc for tho honor
Of entering the finals. which will
b, held tomorrow, starting AT
O'Clock
One match Of the second round
was playet yesterday. Duuncy
winning from Johnson. So. G-3.
G-3 In the third round Fleming
won from Preston. Sc. G-3. G-3.
and Rice from SpiCcr. G-i. IS and
Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
rs TAKE FIRST GAME FROM TARHEELS BY HARD HITTING
Virginia Boat Club Grew
Is Selected bv Hccox

Selection OF the crew to repre-
sent the virginia BOat club in the
Middle states regatta on Labor
Day was announced Yesterday by
Coach 'larcuce IiccoN The mon
WI! leave here Suudav afternoon
for Baltimore and will have an
opportnniiy to make trial spin
on the Spring Garden course carly
Monday ii Coach iioccN 50 elects.
The Virginia crew. havIuE won
rs Junior race. Will Toe entered in
Ne intermediate even, in Balti-
more and n il wins viii start in
the senior race also The crew
viii be COMPOSED OF n L. RAIDER.
how Archie Leach . l.. T. King,
3 ;. L Thompson { !. T. Deviuo.
o, John Stovall, 6: Iyor Mass!r. :
Winfrcy Suithcrs. strokc, aud r.
; brocH. "oNswniu w l. Richard
son and Joe he Motto Viii bc the
substitutes Til. Grow Will weigh
approximately iI2 pounds
Tho NirEinians viii hc quar-
tered at the southern Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
ni,s In Forty Gntnr..

T,N .NNSOVII T'f IT 'sF.T
T-EEHE HAuTl: ESD. Aug, II.
Elrat iiaa"mau otto pahlmau, ~ ~"
pauyillc Three Ey" i.eHEuc Scs'-r-
day ran his total ~ consecutive hit
ting games t. forty. pahlmnn thus
"qual.d tho feat Df ~ cobb. whu.
can League record. lut IS FAR b.low
~" minor Tongue mark of si&tv-nir".
mud. hy ! Wilho.t i'm IN, Wcsta
I..aEtIc in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
BUGS FINALLY LOSE,

Special 70 The Times plspatch
PORTSMOUTH w. Aug. ri
en- forr-run lead due 10 Wild
ana !heNec Inverness OF 500. Pitch
tchsrS yielding The lead In IN.
~ and seventh Tor Portsmouth 10
!. g TO > Eoths homer In m.
hnd with on" ON started 500
inward ittcr Qusnn had walked
in the sixth. O'Byjcu parked Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
TIGERS HIT HARD
IN Assoclnled rrcss !

bETkOlT AUX 81 Chicago
bounded three pitchers tor .wonty-
'Hc hts today and took the laird
Straight gam" from the Tigers. 10 10
] Tho whit" Sox collected seven
hits ono OF them home run by
Schalls in the MIN inning BOB
Fo'h'rpiil. recalled from Rochester.
appc2 red i'm right I"ld for the Tigers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

William and Mary be 10
Tho Williamsburg
colleges in
Nh.lher the association will
ms
mould be taken TO adopt such
lila ted egcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

Norfolk .......... U@D QUO OOb-I
Newport News ...... 600 GOO 600
summary. Three base hit Tee.
Two-basc hitS--Burkc. ktllihc" aud
Kennedy. Stolen bascS--chanpUEU
and Gallagher. Bases on hI! ..--on
Peterson. 4 of Reynolds. % struck
oul-by Peterson, =; by Rcy,ulls. $.
News, :. Double piay-Tice To k".l'-
her. Empires, Shacfcr and crth.
Time. 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
YANKEES CLINCH HOLD
ON LEAD IN AMERICAN
New York Wins While Browns
Are Losing 10
Indians
iBy A>sociatyd PIcssl

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l-Thc New
York Americans punched extra base
hits on Mosridcc early IN toduy's
game ana made IL three straight from
Washington. 10 |. Hush wuI LIS
twenty second game OF the season.
u" was hit hard at times. but was
brilliantly supported Ruth threw
out runner At tn" plate. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
itr,'nl<iSu.


Sror" 10y innings Il.
N.w Nurk ........ GOO COS lot
GrookIyn . all loo olN =
summary Two-h.,~" hits Il Gr,f-
nth Miller. :. smith. MamauN. Three
base hits FriSrh Wheat. stolen
has" .IUhuStuu Sacri'crS- M"uScl,
Young I<mE. olson Double plays
Cuuuiu"ham aud Groh; Johnston and
~r.mHudl Lett on bases \.w YORK.
9. Erookiyu Eases GA balls Off
ityaI. m : smith. l. struck out
by MamauN. g. ms on j Barucs.
Iva uouc out in third), on Ryan.
iu 3 OF Jouuurd. i'm ., of V.
BARNES. " in /, OF : smith, - in
Il '-3 OF MaWHuN. uor" ia "-3.
pa>e.d ban snyder Winning pitch
"r--- smith Losing pitcher.
iiaru,- tmpr,S. KLEIN and Sen
'"3', TImc AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
BROWNS DROP DOWN

hy Associated Press
,i..:N ELNNp. Aug. 81 Ci,veland
rHlIl"d In lie ninth inning today.
scored nv" runs on "a base on balls a
NhG lhr"W and i've hits and defeated
Is'g!s. ." g. Seven doubl. ulaNs
cut down the score. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
BLOW CLEANS BAG

Special :" The Times DISPATCH
NEWPORT NEWS. Aug. 3i-Tlce's
triple To right-ceuter with the uhs.y
rul! IN The second Inning ON tn. FIRST
Nitchcd hall decided n pitchers bat
Tie between Reynolds and rctcrsrt,.
reynolds pitched mastcrful after this
frame Peterson did not allow :. M,
Intil the seventh. when h" weakened
but Eilt-edgcd support in the las,
three frames saved him. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
pills LOSE. BOTH

M Ns~N" INI'U I'FNNS-
EpSTpN \ur 81 Boston tool.
both games trnm Philadelphia today.
to and : To .. Winters was hit
hard .u ili" second game and was ac-
corded Wrctchcd support Ills sec
uud bias" par made 'jv" errors.
O,schr.v pitched c%ccllrut ball for
sis innings score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
ROBINS TAKE SECOND
IN ROW FROM GIANTS
jess Barnes Knocked Out of
Box in Third by
BROOKLYN.
~ Nssocia,cd Press

H'iOpkLlN. y Y. Aug al
tirookl>u made it two stiaish, from
the National League leaders today
game. 'rh. Dodgers kuocikod Jesse
Barnes out Of TIA" box in the third
inning. and the Giants handed Sh"r-
~ smith tn same dose in the
seventh. Maw"UN retired the Giants
without e hit IN the last three in
ninrS H. struck ont the side IN The
eighth. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
SOX BLANK NlACKMI.N
LEY A>so.Jatea prcs>.l


George nurns' home ram m Tie tn,rd.
with TWO ON base. gave BOSTON
3.to-O victory over Philadelphia THIS
,f,"ruouu. In" game was called
while Hosion was at bat ben tn. sixth
inning when Il heavy shower swept
nVcr Shibn l'nrk. ScOrN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
STANDING or rIiu>

WHERE TnEN pIti TO-DAY
Rocky Mount at Itirhmnnd - q. W..
Norfolk ut Newport News.
Portsmouth, at Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

Mobile. = Birmingham. 4
Nashville. 40. H"mphiG st
Chattanooga. 3. Little Rock. {
New orleans ATLANTA. vet ground s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

~, ors se o., ~ NFern IN eighln.

[-Urt NN INNINGS. ~
"Oi mo ,n.
,ky Mount O0T ~ an
summary Two base hrf Nragon
zee base .Nra.on Home runs
knotHrSch. plarlnr CouiSk-v
en- -Oldrlng. Sa,,.i0r.. Nj.
Eragon, Hall Ramos. Sacr.tic. rirS
llein, Waller. Double plav,
lyon 70 Thompson To- Waarcf. bol.
ITO Weator 20 Thompson LEI. ON
-hicnmond Rocky Mount, {.
4. H!ts-oft Green. ~ i'm IN
rs: OFF Wcodhcnd > I'm inrlue
ick out--hY Green. - hv D0rs.n
ny Wocdhead. Timr ~ g.t,nr
{. tnpIreH Orth nm d.. lAA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
College Athletic Men Talk Eligibility
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Richmond Grew in Intermediate Event

By EARLE l.UTX

Eligibility will form the
OF the Virginia intercollegiate in
ioiel Richmond
VIII be present and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. o. Itostun, ..
New York. 3; Washington. ..
cleveland. :; 81. Louis. d.
Detroit. IL Chicago. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
American ,s-nrintinn u.,ult.

Columbus. 5-S. Toledo. -
louisville. I'll. indlauappi CD.
Minneapolis. J. ST raul. >.
others not scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Sonnets From
90 T.. BROAD STREET.
THE FLAT TIRE.

THE FLAT TIRE.
The other day,
Down Broad ST., came
a "elI-known little
Auto. Twas new and
Bright. all decorated
And yet i, limped.
1t had II right rear
Flat tire
And so we learn
a story:
Your suit of clothes
Or ovcrcoat may stand
The gaff, as does
This Worldwide driven car.
But YOU don't want
TO be fiat and limp
Away when your
Best girl advances TO YOU.
The Richmond CIothicrs,
90 T.. Broad ST.,
Will not sell clothes
Any part Of which
Go fiat, nor leave YOU fiat.
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h
aassssass:a' v.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
New York.

pipn ward Three base hit nm
Sacrihcc-Schang p"ubl" plays
Harms fcCkinpnuGh aud ludE" I'm
gan. ward aud RIM n'ow"r and
Judge I.n ON BASES New York. a..
Washington. :" Bases ON bult- "n
bush. 3; off MoGridg". 3 Struck out
by Flush @. los MrEridr- o. I'M
p!r"s Nallin aud ComulI,. Slime,
1874.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
I'hiln,lriI,iiiu.

SufnlMNrN TNW.NNN" W-f--TINU4"T
Iiou.- ruu-Burns Double plays
Mitchell t" rittiuS"r to Pratt 10
Burns: Miller 10 iiuruS Left ON bases
-.Boston. =: ph!ladclphia > Bases on
balls-On Collins ! struck out--ny
Harris, 1 by Collins. / Empires
Evans and iIldcNrand Losing
pilchrr-Harris. Time. ln2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESI- LrS YESTERDAY
Rocky Nuunt. 3; Rirhmun,l, 10.
Wilson. =: Portsmouth. u.
Norfolk, -; Newport News, u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Hates MnI,c. Tin, ,u,ch

UTT" NVHTI T'TWInE vs. U"Ur ITIT|
the afternoon Iuhury .a-.,
wed brilliant form In tai.ius
ms haru hit ball near The lrt'
ter, spoiled his good wort by l6.r.
: on ball which he permitted ;u
ne him. Stciubrcnuer ana NrgpDu
| good afternoons. each ncccrtfr.
[ InanCeS perfectly. Ararou and
re- department. tU the colts. wh.',
[pc slol" ON" base NuaC,r and
Pc. among IN" most Lcp, ,idlbl'
i}ers on tn" i,a'u. were tnc ami,
rs to get hlIuhrG. Tn. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

WHERE THEY PLAY NTODhY.
ito~ton NJ philadelphia.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
-. Louis Mt Detroit.
Only three schedule,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
f1ston, 81; Philadelphia, -.
.; New >urk.
- is-Iittshurgh. vet grounds
Il ers NOT scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
DCkY MOUNT IS HELD
TO TWO HITS BY OOOsON
bits Premier Twirlcr Adds
Another Win To His
String.
,REE uoME,s ON CREE
omps0n. toini>Lr, aud Oidrinr
s'nrk iinll--t.ond firIdiuI. saves
isitors From o,crw hciui,lg score
- Colts Pound hall

fold Sto.yEing. coupled with .fT,,-
|s piicHns and iie'0iHE gave E'Ch-
|unt yestcrday IN The arse game OF
J three -day series at MAYO Island
rk. Three home rHus. "a tviplr.
nine singles piled ur Tho score"
= Richmond. While tuuSuu yielded
y IVY" hits but was liberal wijn
sses and made the onlg error On the
Is side OF the ledger
.tiohmoua'S fourteen LifS W,le Veil
trihutcd. except ia tl, vulu.
en- Green MAS found for five Singles
ienent in favor OF " uodh,Hd who.
the one inning Ee worked. was
ched Tor single and double. la,
aped from IN. mole sc4UheleSs.
J, Dod>"n Passes seven.
Had Dodsou been less LIBERAL with
. walks, ne would Have had a shut
To his credit Both hiis made OF
n We're clean and .acn brought i'm
man placed on tn" bag Us Il pass
i. third scur" was made by a man
fohd bN hodSon on what would
re been AN easy out. Two duuIf..
fyS by ne COTS aItcd u cutting
Tarhceis down
Isle IN tn" urSt uuiur and tooi:
4ond on AragoHs sacrifice. KEN
(ikfd and 10th men advanced ON.
alcr out and scored ON a Texas
aisucr nE t.urlnG which Siriuhycu-
los, IN the sun. In the second
/ me, Araron uucprk-d VAN. ana
Flred On hlc!il.s sacrifice rs Thomp-
i added another in The nflh b.,
King the ball over the l-ft-n-It.
Ice and. in the s!N;h. O!dging ANA
niskey pulled the same stunt. bod
/. Ramos, Aragon and Klein singled
n row In IN" seventh uuu. follow tns.
\ lnNtld out. Dldriuc Embossed am
Ter Texas lcagurr 'h- result Go-
! tour runs Hone ali CumrSi.-
&c easy outs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

BSHEBE TINY PJhN IODsi
York NJ DroSkiSn
at Bo-tnr.
l. Pit'khurEh ~ ~ Loufa.
II Cincinnati rf Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

TAO lt-T lLcsd'ug
hcrter 80. newark. LEA
[outo -: Uh't'moyc CD
eDsh. 3-lg Jersey city. !o.I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

iatted for Wiuu iu eighth.
'iln for speaker iu eighth.
tIhat'gI ION. Edwards .,t tsf,-a,

i!1tted for Wiuu iu eighth
il;an for speaker 40 eighth
sbaiicd FOR Edwards iu niutl
Ran for p'Ncill iu uiutA.
Sore by !uuiugs H.
- Louis .-... OH 600 ugu--G
Cleveland ... "u9 600 uU5-7
SUM a. l.y. TWu-bHS. hits SisIrr
,2b. l'H..r 'uuuoNy Thr.,-hasr
uii !.nolly Sacrifice Foster.
stolen De- y Sewcu. Double plays
WauN j Sc,Ncu ana McInnis: !
S"w"li Wamhy amt Mclnuis t2p: Mo
MaHus and Sisl"r. Foster. McAIauus
,nd S.slcr McMauuS Gerber and Sis
'"r. p'N"ill Sewcll and Mclnn.s. i.vIt
un has"S 81 Louis t cleveland. :.
Eases "u halls on Davis. 3, OF
VIM. /. lilis on Davis. = III : Ia.
"n Wang iidcr , la 10, II Winn, II
n ) OF Edwards. ! IN l. struck out
lbs DAVIS D. by NauGildcr. !. by
VIM WIuUIng pitcher Edwards.
Losing pitcher Nangildcr Cmpires.
owens and MnrariiN Time, l.&S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

Arrane ements vcrc mace 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

rh" Cleveland Indians are
threatening for third place lbs WIN
uius yesterday from the Browns,
Willie Detroit was dropping u hit
a. YOU please contest to chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
Daley Will Take
Charge of Drive
For $1,000 Fund

Charles Daley was elected to
manage the drive for $4,000 for the
Tulsa Athletic association this week.
at n meeting OF the association Dun
day afternoon. IL was decided not
to start the drive Monday, but to
give DALEY an opportunity to organ
ize the workers and make a prellm-
mary survey Of the city.
IL In probable that tho actual drive
for funds to complete tho field will
start Thursday morning.
X. NJ. Moody. r. II. Steffens and
Norman Snyder, were named mem
bers OF the financial committee.
Charles DALEY was named special
commissioner. a sports eligibility
committee will be named this week
to regulate the work of the associa-
ton.
Organization OF the Bank league.
on league, Commercial league and
other city leagues will be completed
this week and schedules will be
drawn up for the season. The first
diamond on the athletic field has
been practically completed. Norman
Snyder, announced last night and
the teams Will start playing there
late this week or next.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-24
GRIZZLIES COME
TODAY TO OPEN
CLOSING SERIES
Oilers to Hit Road After
Clash With Denver;
/" Merz in Form

Des Moines secured an
even break in the series with
the Oilers by winning Sun
DAYS game, played in a cold
drizzling rain, 8 to a. The
Boosters fell upon Oscar
Haugland and Bob Trentman
in the first four and a half
innings for eight runs and II
hits, while the veteran, Otto
Merz, pitched a strong game
throughout. Ray Richmond,
who hurled the last half for
Tulsa, was extremely. effec-
tive though inclined to be
wYd. allowing but a single run
and a pair of singles in the
four and 2-3 innings he
toiled.
Visitors Outplay Oilers.
Des Moines outplayed the Oilers
IN every department, turning in an
errorless game. Horace Milan in
center and Joe Horan in left for
the visitors distinguished themselves
BY several notable catches of line
drives, thus nipping In very bud
notentlal Tulsa rallies. Horan took
two powerful smashes from Leli-
yelt's bat right off the scoreboard,
robbing the Tulsa manager of a pair
OF doubles. Milan leaned against
the fence to take hot one from
Stuart.
The fielding and throwing of
lyman Lamb, the Oilers new out
fielder. was a feature. He threw
Wagner out at the plate In the
second on a single by Yuma. Lamb
when he struck out on a wild pitch
and was given his base because the
ball struck the grandstand.
Two Pitchers Bumped.
Singles by Grant. Horan and
Graham and Turgeon's sacrifice fly
gave Des Moines two runs Off
Haugland in the first. and in the
third they drove Oscar from the
mound with two more on Grants
second hit, walk to Horan, a sac
rlllce anu wagner slUBle. singles
by Wagner and Turgeon and Yuna's
triple settled Trentman, Haugland' 8
successor, in the fifth. accounting
for three more runs. They could
do little with Richmond.
Trentman's single. walks by Nc
Glnnis and Stewart and Davis dou-
Bile to center gave the oilers three
runs In the third. Their other
marker came in the fourth on SPELL
mans base on balls. McGinnis in
field hit '~and Stuart's single.
Tex Crosby was chased by Um-
p!re McGloom In the fourth for pro-
testing a decision on Breen at
second.
Denver Comes Monday.
The Oilers open their last series
OF the present home stand Monday
with the Denver Grizzlies furnishing
the opposition. The Rocky noun
tain entry started very poorly but
has been materially strengthened
and 70 now furnishing warm compe-
tition. Denver won her last game,
beating Oklahoma City Saturday.
The Indians and Grizzlies were idle
sunday because Of rain.