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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
JEFF SMITH TO
LAND IN TULSA
EARLY SATURDAY
All Scrappers. on Legion
Program to Work Out
Sunday Afternoon

jeff Smith, the Bayonne Tornado.
who meets Sailor Glen Cllckner
Monday night at the convention hall
In the main event on the Joe Carson
post American Legion boxing card.
will reach Tulsa this morning. n
telegram from Smiths manager TO
the local camp said last night. II Is
probabl that Smith will go through
light workout this afternoon at the
r. A. C. gym in the basement of the
Terminal Sotel, although nothing
has been heard from the invader.
Ticket sale for the bout will be
opened this morning at the Butter
milk bar and at Pete Martins en-
porium, Legion officials stated yes
terday. The prices will run the
scale from $3.50 to $3.50 for ring
side pasteboards. Membership into
In the price of admission to comply
with the state laws governing box.
Ing. II was said.
Although both men are In shape
for Monday nights embroglio. they
will go through light workouts Sum
day afternoon to give the fistic fans
an opportunity TO see them in ac-
ton before they mix. Chick Higdon.
Clickner's manager. said yesterday
that he was rounding up a bunch of
sparring partners for the workout
Sunday.
New orleans promoters are after
n bout for Clickner TO meet Martin
Burke there on July s. and tele-
grams have been flying between
Tulsa and the southern metropolis
regarding the terms Of such an en-
counter.
News from Smiths camp indicates
that the Bayonne scrapper Is in per-
feet condition. He has been fighting
regularly. He fought Pat Mccarthy.
heavyweight, TO n standstill in IL
rounds in Providence, r.. l.. ON May
Is. and is ready for the gong to start
the Cl!c!sEc. scrap.
Boxing fans who have been watch
ing the sailor WORK out every after
noon declare that he has a good
chance to break into Smith and lay
him low with one of his terrific
punches
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

NEW YORK. May 19.--Base-
ball fans all over the clty--per-
haps all over the country--were
talking about the scheduled return
OF Babe Ruth from exile 20 the
Polo grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Reserved seats for tho game
havo all been sold. Some 81 the
bleacher bugs are likely to line
up outside the gates before dawn
as they do for tho world series.
There's one little formsllty that
must be carried out overnight.
since Babes suspension is not au-
tomatically lifted. His bosses may
send n polite telegram TO Com
missioner Lands inquiring 10 II
will be all right for their favorite
employe to go back to work. a
reply must come from the COM
missioner before Babe can tako
his place In the lineup. The signt
OF him swinging the devastating
bat that clouted 80 nome runs last
year IL Just one OF three extra
ordinary attractions that tomor-
rows battle betweeA the Yankees
and the st. Louis Browns has TO
offer. Two other home run swat
ters will make their 1922 bow TO
New York fans at the same time
as tho Babe.
one of them IL this Kenneth
Williams fellow. who is doing Just
about as well in the four-base
hit production line rs the Babe
was a year ago. Already he's got
ii OF them 10 his credit and that's
a coed start on anybody, Babe
Ruth included, This time last sea :
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
bringing in Roehler.

Leiivelt opened tho second with
n single 20 left, which eVaded Md
dleton on rough ground ana enabled
the Tulsa leader TO make second.
Lamb boosted him to third with n
sacrifice hit and then Bauman come
through with tho hit needed to
score him.
Stage Rally.
Two had beon retired In the third
when Davis singled and again Beli-
velt's single TO left got through
Middleton, Davis registering. In
the fourth. Davis doubled. Lellvclt
was passed purposely. Two were
out, when Lambs fly gathered In
by Ginglardi and then Bauman hit
for two bases, scoring both Davis
and IlelIvolt. Thus Tulsa had n lead
of four before Oklahoma city could
mako the circuit once. Tate opened
the home hnlf OF tho fifth with q
Texas Lacquer which Lamb could
not quite reach. II went for two-
base hit after Lasalle and Sherman
had both whitfield. Pitt singled to
left scoring rate.
Consecutive singles by Middleton,
Bates and Ginglardl at the opening
OF the second half OF the sixth. pro-
duced oklahoma City'H second tally
Lukanovic Immediately shut down
and, retiring the next three pre-
vented further scoring that Inning.
Rally In Seventh.
The seventh was tho big inning
Just as II had been IN the first game
OF the series. Davis opened for
Tulsa with n single to right only to
be forced by Lellvelt. Lambs hot
grounder over third base sack sent
Jelivelt TO third and landed Lamb
on second. Lelivelt registered when
Ginglardi dropped Baumans high
fly after hard run. McGlnns
single scored Lamb.
For Oklahoma City. Lasalle
started things with double to
right. Young who had replaced
Sherman after Lambs single in the
first half filed out to Davis but Pitt
again delivered a single which
scored Lasalle. Middleton and
Bates also singled. the latter driving
In Pitt.
This brought Oklahoma City
within striking distance again. but
the oilers definitely decided the
game in the eighth. Bennett stroll
led as a starter. Thompson sacri-
ficed. Two were out when Davis
whitfield. Lelivelt was purposely
passed TO bring up Lamb. Lamb
lambasted n single to center which
scored Bennett. A passed ball
scored Lelivelt and planted Lamb on
second whence no scored an instant
later when Bauman hooked n single
into left.
Tulsa scored In tho ninth without
q hit or an error after Crosby had
been hit by n pitched ball. Boehler
forced him. A wild pitch sent Boeh-
Ter to second. he stole third. and
scored on Benefits infleld out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
LeHveHs Crelv Dumps Oklahoma City Indians Three
Exile Ouer Ruth May Open
NelU Drive on Record TOdQu

son the Babe had only IL homers
on the slate.
But the Babe pretends a cool
indifference 10 the walloping by
Williams. "Oh, he'll quit" Ia the
Yank mauler's comment when you
ask him what he thinks about the
way this ST. Louis chap IL knock
ing 'em out. "Iie Just hits homers
at 81. Louis" the Babe adds.
Williams Is reported to have
said that he is not straining 10 top
the Ba mbino's record and that
he'd Just as soon place n short
drive where there's nobody TO
catch II. as always swing for a
home run or nothing.
But his manager. Lee FohI,
takes n crack a. what the Babe
says about Kenne, n.
81 don't want to take any credit
away from Ruth" Mr.. Fohl cau-
tiously begins. "but--but It Ia my
honest opinion that IL williams
could play n games at the Polo
grounds this year with that short
right field stand as target. he
would make rs home runs"
The third debut tomorrow will
he that of Bob Meusel. 'banished
from the game with Ruth for the
first 3s days OF the season be-
cause they went transforming last
fall after Commissioner Lands
told them not to. Meusel knows a
thing or two about hitting home
runs. Last year he got "a hom-
ers.
Fair" said the weather man
when asked about what he thought
ahout prosppcts for tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
PR. CLAN BURIES
JUNIOR C.. OF c.
TOSSERS 20 TO !
Lop-Sided Battle Ends
First Weeks Play
in Oil League

Running In half a dozen tallles In
tho second inning and twice that
number In the fourth. the Il. & X,
Chamber OF Commerce clan, 90 to /,
I'm a wierd lop-sided game at Me-
Nulty park yesterday afternoon. The
winning aggregation piled up the
20 runs on Is safe bingles and IL
errors by the c. c. clan. Yester-
days game rounded out the first
week OF the Oil league season.
Paul led the +. IL X. sluggers by
lamming out four safe blows and
counting three times.
Srnrp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
First NntionnIs Win.

First National bank beats Tidal
oil to 3, this game ending series
OF five games, First National taking
four OF five. Today's game was the
hardest fought OF the series. Fea-
lures OF the game was the pitching
or Lopp and punching OF hits by
First National In two innings.
Score by innings:
First National ......300 O30 O-6
Tidal ..0l0 200 0--3
Batteries; First National Lopp
and Whltefield: Tidal, unnamed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
STODAYS
AGAMES

Western League.
TULSA AT OKLAHOMA CITY,
St Joseph Wichita.
Denver at omaha.
pes Moines at Sioux City.
National League.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League.
Detroit Mt Philadelphia.
Chicago az Washington.
81. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Roston.
American Association.
st. Paul at Minneapolis
Only three games scheduled.
Southern Association.
Atlanta at Memphis.
Birmingham ut Chattanooga.
Mobile at Little Rock.
New orleans at Nashville.
Texas League.
Shreveport at Beaumont.
Only one game scheduled.
southwestern League.
Bnrtlesville at Muskogee.
Cofeyville at Sapulpa.
Topeka at Hutchinson.
Salina at Independence.
Western Association.
Springfield at okmuigee.
Joplin at McAlester.
Henryetta at Enid.
Fort smith at Pawhuska.
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otals ...... 80 10 is ~ II
OKLAHOMA CITY.
nn a

Score by innings:
Tulsa ...,.,,......O .Oit O20 23f--tO
Oklahoma City .., 900 OIL 200 4
Summary. Two-base hits---IIcn-
nett, Bnuman, tate, LaSallc. Sac
rifices-Thompson. Lamb. Stolen
bases--Crosby, Bauman. Rochler.
Bases ON bnlls--Off sherman 3, off
Young 2. hit by pitched ball
Crosby by Young, Hcatly by Bochicr.
Wild pitch--Noung. Passed hall
Fisher. Runs aud Hits--Off Sher-
man @ and 10 In 1-3 innings. off
Young 4 and 5 In . 2-3 innings,
Lukanovic 4 and 10 In 1-S innings,
Boebler o and = In = 2-3 innings.
Earned runs---Tulsa q, Oklahoma
City 3, Left ON bases-Tulsa 10.
Oklahoma City %. Umpircs--IIolmcs
and Ormsby. Time. 200.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
TULSA NRECKERS HIT
IN PINCHES AND SEW
UP HARD-FOUGHT GAME
Hitting Rally in Seventh Inning Gives the Oilers Com
manding Lead; Tusans Pile Up 13 Safe
Hits off Indian Iurlers
Special to The World:

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 19--Unable TO hit when clean
walops NEEDED to produce runs while their opponents
displayed uncanny regularity in producing in pnches Okla
homa Cs Indians suffered their eighth consecutive defeat
Western League park Friday, Tulsa winning 10 to
The game marked the debut of Sherman Indian
hurer For six innings he pitched good ball. but outfeld
assisted Tulsa materially in scoring four during
this period Then in the seventh he driven off the HILL
Young finishing
The seventh also the departure of Lukanovic who
started in great shape for the Oilers He too pitched well
for the first half dozen rounds only to be bumped hard in
the seventh double and two singles chasing him and
bringing in Boehler.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
Fire Leading Batters
OF ikc Major Leagues
Western League.
Cards May Buy Twins.

FORT SMITH, Ark, May -
sam Breadon and Branch Hickey of
the st. Louis Nationals inspected the
Fort Smith baseball plant this aft
ernoon with a view 10 purchasing
the clubs franchise in the Western
association, Hickey said he was con-
sidering Fort Smith as a spring
training site.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
Tulsa Gun Club
To Shoot Today
On Rifle Range

The Tulsa Gun club will hold its
weekly shoot this afternoon on the
clubs rifle range two and n half
miles north of Tulsu, officials an
nounced yesterday.
A special match has been ar
ranged for the ladies.
All beginners are invited TO Join
the club on :he range for the shoot
ing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
YANKEES SWEEP
ENTIRE SERIES
FROM CLEVELAND
Senators Halt Tigers by
Scoring a Run in
the Ninth

NEW YORK, May io--Ths Yankees
made clean sweep of the series and
Cleveland lost It's sixth straight game to-
day. when the New Workers won easily.
~ 10 I. Bothoron and BsEby both we're
wild ana Ineffective snd Speaker put In
. substitute team after the 'hitd Inning.
Baker hit his sixth home run Of the sea
son.
srores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
BILL D0AK WINS
SIXTH GAME FOR
CARDINAL CREW
Cincinnati Reds Take a
One-Sided Game From
the Phillies

ST. LOUIS, May 1e--Blli Ooak OF the
son today from the Robins, 10 to s.
Hornsby connected for his seventh home
run OF the season. driving the ball over
the screen In front Of the center field
bisachers In the flfth inning Tor one OF
the longest hits ever made here.
grore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

Hamilton, Hemingway, Metz. ostergard 2.
Errofs--snedecor, Wilcox, Okre, Tesar-
Robinson. Okrie. Double plays--purch to
Wilcox to snedecor, Tesar to Palmer to
Metz Palmer to Metz. Earned runs
omaha 2. Sioux City I. Left on bases
Omaha 7. Sioux City 8. Bsss- on balls
Okris 4, Tesar !. Struck out--okris s.
Tessr Q. Hit by pitched ball--By Tesar
Wilcox. Umpires--Burnslde and Fltxpat-
rick. Time 1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

Junior c, OF C.......010 900 o. 1
7. Il X. ............060l203 x-20
summary; Two-base hits--Wil-
liams. Sweeney, Willis. Three-base
hits--Walsh. Struck out-By RAN
dolph, g. by Lukanovic, /; by Tate,
2; by Hall, 4, Base on balls-Off
Lukanovic. 3; Off Hall, /. Passed
ba balls-iiaverfield. 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Tate by Hall, stolen bases
kinneman 2. Williams 2, Bell. Tate,
winning pitcher--Randolph Los
Ing Observation-Disclosures. Umpire
RID Harris. Scorer--Ben L. Young.
Time. 2il0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
PIestina Loses Match.

BOSTON, May 1e.--Marin Pies
tina failed TO throw George Calza.
italian heavyweight wrestling cham
pion. in 90 minutes here tonight ard
under the terms OF the bout Calza
was declared winner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

Summnry3 huns-Nomes, WrlEht, Sham
ley. Wagner, Turgeon. Error-Spranger
Two-hase hits-Grant, Graham. Sacrifice
hits--Wright, Long. German. Turgeon.
Stolen base--windle, Lett on bases-Den-
yer o, Des Moines 6. Struck out-By Me-
Ilree 3. Base on balls--By MclJree I. by
Hall T. Wild pltch--McIlree 2. Earned
runs-Denvcr 4, DeH Mones ]. Double
play--Spranger to Stanley. Umpires---
Brown and MoGloom. Time 1:23.
Saints Win, So.
WICHITA, Kan, May i9.-St Joe hit
at opportune times today and took an
other game from Wichita, TO ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

sOne out when winning run scored.
zRan for Bush In ninth.
zrBatted for Gobel In ninth.
Washington .........,..Oil 600 00l-3
Summary: Two-bas. hiis-Rice 2,
BaHsler. Bush. Three base hit-Gharrity.
naHes on balls-Off Oldham 8, off Fran
els 6. Struck out--By Francis 4. by Old
ham I. Runs-Heilmann, Rigney. Harris
9, Charity. Errors-Haney 2, Rigney.
Oldham, Goslin =,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

xBatted for Winters in ninth.
score by irnings;
sVVU VuU OUl-l
Cincinnati ......... ....4iO 021 0ix--9
Summary. Two-base hits-Duncan.
Harper. Three-base hits-Daubert 2,
Caveney,' Hargrave. Pine.l King. Dou-
Bile plays-Cayeney TO Bphne to Daubert.
Bohne to Daubert. Bases on bails-of
Winters g. struck out-By Couch l by
Winters .. Runs--King, Burns, Dauhert
2, Duncan 2, Harper 2. Errors-Fletcher.
Duncan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
xBatted for Msmaux In fifth
Eunro Ii. In IaInua.


Score by innings:
brooklyn .......... ..f2oo 0lo os0-
summary: Two-base hits--T. Griffith,
Wheat, stock 2. Olson 2. Three base hit
--Fourner. Home run--Hornsby. Dou-
BILE plsy--Doak to Toporcer to Fournier,
Bases on bslls-off Decatur 2. off Mitch
ell 1, off Doak 1. struck out--By Decatur
I. Runs-Joh ohnston. I. Grifhth Wheat,
Janvrin. Miller, Deberry. Mann. Toporcer
2. Stock ?. Hornsby 2. Fournier. McHenry
Schultz. Errors-Janvrin. Miller 2. Four.
nier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20
white sor Win.

PHILADELPHIA, May is.--chicag
chased Rommell In the sixth inning and
won tho final game Of the series today
from philadelphia, 20 e. Miller had two
home runs. bringing hts total to eight.
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ger. Jack Kearns. said today upon
their arrival from Eurone on The
Aquitania. Dempsey could not ret
in condition by that time. Kearns
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Indians Buy PLAYER

FORT WORTH. Texas. NAV a.
oklahoma City of the Western
league today purchased ouirigbt
Third Baseman Pat Hardgrove 80
Fort Worth. lie will report irnmo.
dIately
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WWWTWHTJ- TW0 N7FN .-WTVIW'Hs0T'
Thtee-bhHa hits--bpeaker. wambsganss,
ward. Home tUn--Iaker Double plays
Tipp IN Scott To Pip. J, Sswell to Whmba-
gnnss 10 Guiato. Ward TO Scott TO Pipp.
psses on hslls-oN sathoron 2, Off Bagby
T. or Mays 4 struck out-Ry MAYS B.,
by Mails 2. Runr-Speaker, j.. Sewell.
Gardner. Wood. witt 2 Fowster D. Baker
2, Miller ?, pipp 2, Ward. Errots-Soth-
prou. Baker,