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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
TACKLING HALF
OF GAME ACHER
TELLS HUSKIES
Tulsa u Coach Building
Great Defense for Com
ing Campaign

Tackllng, according TO H. NJ
] Acher. head coach at tho university
| is one OF the important fundamentals
| in football. which has been sadly
neglected in recent years by some
coaches of larger universities and
colleges, which will come in for
much attention this fall during the
! practice periods There are many
coaches who lay more stress on the
development of excellent tacklins
and blocking than on tho perfection
OF working attack and Coach
ACher is one of them,
''To the average football fan moth
Ing is more discouraging than to
see a half-hearted tackle or one
around the neck or by the arms"
said the local university mentor. "The
player who makes a tackle which
| brings an opponent TO the ground
with thud is the type OF man
every coach should want for his
eleven. Although some players are
gifted with the art. II takes time
and practice TO make a team of hard
tacklers.
Some elevens, such as Nebraska,
Notre Dame and Illinois in the mid
die west and Pittsburgh and Penn
state in the east" Acher goes on 10
say ARE noted for aggressive tack
ling and blocking. 1t Is history at
these institutions that members OF
the teams have all been hard, fear
less tacklers. Year In and year out
players on these teams are taught
the proper methods OF hitting run
ners above the knees with such force
that the attempts slow up the ball
carriers on each successive try TO
advance the pigksin.
Players should learn to tackle
off both shoulders, one side should
never be favored because time will
come when a tackle must be made
in an instant with no time to change
the body so as to strike with the
favorite shoulder. A tackler should
never run UP TO meet a runner un-
less he has him cornered between
himself and the side line and is
chasing him across the field so there
Is no danger Of the ball carrier side
stepping and cutting back into the
field.
ut is easy for a clever open field
runner tc dodge . tackier whc !s
running straight up the field TO meet
him. The slightest feint OF the
shoulders or hips will take the tack
Ter off balance, with the result the
runner can sidestep in easy fashion
THE tackle should be measured
and timed. II the tackler Is sure he
has his man cornered he should
leave his feet so that he will strike
the runner just above the knees II
he makes the proper dive and hard
enough he viii penetrate the very
best stiff arm. AS most carriers OF
the ball perfected the use OF the
stiff arm, a tackler must leave his
feet 70 get through the guard TO
grasp the runner around the legs
and bring him down"
II Is after this method that the
local university gridders are being
tutored and it can be expected that
Tulsa will see a hard tackling and
blocking squad Of footballers when
the university meets the Arkansas
State college on September 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
FORT WORTH WINS
OPENING BATTLE
FROM MOBILE go
Texans Never in Danger
From Southern Champs
in Dixie Series" Game

by the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Texas. Sept, II
The Fort Worth Panthcrs, cham
pions OF the Texas league FOR three
seasons, deciaiyoly defeated the Mo-
bile Bonrs, standard bearers OF tho
southern association, 9 TO 0 In the
first game Of their series for the
baseball championship Of the south
here today. Fort Worth clearly out
played, outbottod and outfiolded
their opponents throughout. To Joe
rate premier southpaw OF the Texas
league and pitching hero OF the 1921
series with Memphis, belongs tho
lions share OF tho credit for the
Victory The sterling left .hander
held tho reputed hard hitting Bears
To four scattered singles--two OF
them infiold scratohes---and allowed
but two Alabamnna TO reach second
ana but ono TO get to third
I'D Hoffman Panther second
Hacker, whose hard and timely hit
ting was largely responsible for Fort
Worth's top-heavy score, shared
honors with Pate. Hoffman garnared
a homo rum double and base on
balls In three official trips to the
plate.
The two teams will lay off tomor.
row and play again Tuesday. leaving
then for Mobile whore che series will
be resumed
Score by innings; r. III. u.
Mobile ,,,.. 900 900 5000 /
Fort worth. .3O3 900 i2x--s /
Fulton. Fuhr, Aoostn
and Baker; Pate and Hnworth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
PITCHES
BROWNS TO 81
GAME FROM YANKS
Ruth Gets Homer; Sisler
Breaks Cobb's Mark for
Steady Hitting

ST. LOUIS. sept. 1.-THE 81 Louis
Browns moved 20 within half game
of first place today by defeating the
leading New YORK Yankees 90 !. even
ing the count IN the second game OF =
three-game series. which IL expected TO
decide the winner Of the American league
pennant Prueu pitched invincihle ball
against the visitors, while Hoyt and Jones.
tho New York pitchers, were hit opror-
timely.
Babe" Ruth knocked out his thirty
third home run OF the season IN the sixth
inning Pruett wac pitching ana no one
was on base.
Kenneth Williams crashed out his
thirty.elghth home run with Sisler on haBo
IN the eighth Inning. Jones was pitching.
George Sisler firsa bsHeman for the 81.
Louis Browns, today broke the record
established by Ty Cobb of the Detroit
Tigers IN i9ii when Cobb hit IN 90 con.
seoutivo games sisler SINGLED ia the sixth
inning of today's New fork-St Louis
American game. making II ~ straight con-
tests iu which he has hit safely.
Lawton (Whiteyl witt center fielder
for New York. who was Knocked IN
conscious when struck by pop bottle
presumably thrown by fan IN yesterdays
game. was back in the lineup today. Al
though his forehead was split open by
the bottle physicians announced that his
injury was not serious.
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
922 Western League Pennant by Defeating Oklahoma C TO 5
Tulsa Fans Smash Attendance
Records During 1922 Season

arc not yet availoh'c. Last year
Omaha led the league with I24,-
600.
Tuisa's attendance this year has
been steady ana comfortably largo
all the limo. Several crowds "
1900 were Registered. hut not ono
reached the 5000 mark. which
was touched two or three times
last season.
The fact that the seating ca
pacity at McNWiy park Is taxed
every sunday hus prevented tho
attendance from being larger
with more room IN the grand
stand the oilers would have play.
ed TO several thousand moro pco-
pie this year Tor hundreds have
been turned away on sunday.
The attendance Sunday at tho
farewell schedule game of tho
year here was 3,9iO. Tho largest
crowd was recorded early I'm Au-
gust for n sunday double -hcadcr
with omaha, when 4.g06 passed
through the turugiilcg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
Over 10000 People Jam
McNulty Park to See
Oilers Grab Flag

Baseball attendance records for
Tulsa were broken In the year
closing with sundays game with
Oklahoma City. according 10 an
nouncement last night hy Buai-
ness Manager Bill Frlcl OF the
oilers.
During the Western league
Championship season. opening
April IL and closing Yesterday In
Tulsa, "a total OF 132,272 fans paid
admission at McNulty park to SEQ
the oilers perform. The best
year here previously was I'm 1920.
when l2i.00O paid to see the
championship team. pllotcd by
Spencer Abbott.
Tulsa viii lead tho Western
league handily THE year, although
final figures from the other cltlcs
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SAPULPAYA YANKEES
PLAY JOPLIN HERE
FOR &c" CROWN
Joplin Goes Into Lead by
Taking Fifth Game by
Score Of 8 to 7
PLAY HERE TODAY

Tho Class "C" championship
will be decided In Tulsa. with
Joplin, winners OF the Western
association. leading the series
with three games TO two over Sa-
pulpa. king pins Of the South
western league, the teams move
to Tulsa today for tho deciding
contests. Tho game win be called
at 4'l0 o'clock az McNulty park.
II Joplin wine today's same the
lnter-loague championship viii
rest In the Miners park for year,
but II Barney Cleveland's Yankees
cop the game the serios WIN stand
three-all and the deciding contest
Will be played Tuesday.
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JOPLIN. Mo, Sept. 17.--Joplin
took tho lead in tho 'little worlds
serles' between the Western assocla.
tion and the Southwestern league by
winning the NTH game OF the series
from Sapulpa today. 5 to Z. Adcock
was hit hard by the visitors in the
third and retired In favor OF Chief
Poolaw, who won the 13-inning
game for the Miners yesterday. Ho
also received credit for todays win
The lead was constantly changed and
the gamo afforded plenty OF thrills.
The teams move to Tulsa tomorrow
for the sixth game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
Bobby Burns Is Freed
Breaking "Prize" LaU

Indictments returned last April
against 4. NJ. Jones president OF the
Dallas Amateur Athletic Association,
and Larry Meinert. secretary, for al
legged violation OF the anti-prize tight
law have been dismissed. according
TO reports received In Tulsa. The
indictments were returned as a re-
suit Of boxing bout March 2. be-
tween Roy Ennis and Bobby Burns.
Burns is planning a trip 10 the
Pacific coast with Ray Long during
the winter fight season. Both Burns
and Long are going TO enter the
"four-round" game on the coast.
Long will return 10 Oklahoma City
for his proposed bout with Jack
Britain and with Lee Marcy on Sep
tember 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
WELTERS READY
FOR HARD FIGHT
TUESDAY NIGHT
Warnie Smith and Roy
Conley Wind Up Train
ing for Slashing Scrap

with a brisk workout Sunday aft
ernOon In the West Tulsa Athletic
club gymnasium, Warnie Smith
Bartlcsviiie welter, ana Roy Cuniey.
Ray Avis mixer. tossed their mits
aside and announced that they we're
ready for the bell Tuesday night
that would send them together I'm
the l2-round main event OF the 40
round boxing program at convention
hall
Eddie Murray, who meets Duke
Duval in the l0-round semi windup,
also gave statement that he is
ready TO put up the fight OF his
career. Duyal viii arrive from Law
ton this morning and will report TO
his manager, Patsy Corrlgan. lie
win do light training this afternoon
al tho West Tulsa Athletic clug gym
nasium.
Carl Courtney and Tommy Neary
the Muskogce battler, also worked
out. Both fcatherwcights looked in
the pink Of condition, and they are
9th primed for tho battle OF their
lives.
Another bout was announced by
Manager Newman, a six-round bout
between Nelson Barnes. the Sapupa
welterweight and Less Applegate
These boys will travel over the six
round route.
All the boys on tho boxing carnlva.
staged by the Magic City club
worked out and they will indulge
In Light workouts this afternoon.
with the addition OF Barnes and
Applegate there will be 40 rounds Of
boxing Tuesday night, practically
h. L.
uct with the exception OF Conley.
Tickets will be placed on sale this
morning at Pete Martins bar and at
the Buttermilk bar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18

Young Mrs. Richard S. Hooker.
daughter of Colonel willard. got
into a traffic tanglc with a cranky
automobile IN Boston ana asserted
that policeman spoke harshly 10
her, Her complaint however. was
dismissed. Mrs. Hooker once star.
for and her desire 10 marry Richard
Hooker. 4 minister was called then
aqd there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
M'ALESTER LAWYER KILLED
John w. Crow Fails From Window
Vi Jffi,v-iuuuu in iiiry.

MALEsTER, Sept. l7--John W.
Crow, attorney Of this city, was
found dead by the police late Sat
urday night in an alley back OF the
building in which Crows office Is
located on the third floor. II Ia
presumed Crow IN some manner fell
from the window of his office 20 the
ground below. Crow was formerly
prosecuting attorney OF plttsburg
county He was born az Clarence,
Mo, AZ years ago. Surviving him ig
his widow and one daughter, Mrs
Dave Griffith.
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EUno 0lI won WTnuIng TIn G0IT01-
Score by innings.
Des Molnos ....-....... 900 o7o 00i--- !
Denver s...,r,t-.t,t,.rO lbl l0t-- D
summary Hunt-Horan, Gfuney. Knox,
Norton, Kerr, Bourg. Patterson, ShaUl0y 3.
Errors denim, EddelmaU, Kerr g. Hourg
Earned rUns--DeH Moines Q. Denver 4.
stolen bages-0snlu, Norton. shauley Q.
TWo-bHEs hitH--kfrr. GrusH Three base
hitg--iTorhn, Cbotbro. ShaHlsy Base on
bH'lH--Cr E1ds,mau Z. struck CufHBy
Eddc.mau 2, Wstssl s. Lrft on baees--
pcs M1lnes Z, Denver ~. Sacrifice hits
wilson. shAuley, Parker. 1ims--l go
umpifes D0nohue ana Held.
Second dame.
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Summary hunH-~0iHlaaon Bates, Grant
ham 2 Griffin, Masters OsterEard. Error
Hamilton, nome run-urittir. tn-c--
base hit-HGlslHHou. Two base hita--DiH-
lnson. Hotca urlfrn HoettEer, Hcming-
TTa4nSs-omISiha, T4S Sous S1eS' cty La n'"oa on
bHbss--O Omaha H. Sioux city I. stolen
bSses-- Bates Granthom. struck out BY
pkrie T. Roettger T. Base on balis-Ou
Wilcox t2), by Roettgcr Double plays
-Manush 10 GislaHon; Okrie 20 Gislason
10 Bates, RoettEer 10 shangllnG 10 ottor-
gard 20 Hemingway. umpifea--Anders0n
and Lewis Tims--I'b 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
Present Flag to PhiIadeIphla.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA
Mexican flag, made by Sonora Obre-
gon. wife OF the president OF Mexico,
was officially presented TO the city
OF Philadelphia at historic lndepend .
ence hall Saturday, while a band
played the Mexican national anthem
and the Star SpanRled Banner"
This was Mexico's independence day
and the ceremony was the feature OF
the Observance OF the day by Mex
leans In Philadelphia,
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shopmcn PACK 10 Work.

CLINTON, iowa. Sept, l7.--Nine
hundred striking railway shopmen
decided 10 work In the Northwestern
shops here tomorrow morning at n
mass meeting today. The meeting
followed Instructions from strike
headquArters In Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18
SAINTS DIVIDE
D0UBLE-HEADER
WITH WICHITA
Omaha Takes Easy Tussle
From Sioux City 6-1;
Three Out Of Five

ST JOSEPH Mo, Sent a. st Joseph
ana wichita divided double header here
today Wichita wen the first. 10 10 =. aud
St Joseph captured tho second 4 20 2.
hsngum ana HovIik were pounded hard
in tho firat game. while "rop" urcgory
was steady throughout Arnold Luschen
hold Wichita 20 ola hits in.thc second ana
famed nine men.
Score.
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Sand Springs W. o. W.
Defeats West Tulsa

West Tulsa camp, Wo0dmen OF
the World ball team. won the Wood
men OF tho World Championship OF
Tulsa county by defeating the Sand
Springs WOodmen Of tho World
team. II TO 3. IN fast game al
sand Springs Sunday afternoon be-
fore a large crowd ~ local rOotors
and visitors from West Tulsa. The
Sand Springs team held the lead
until the seventh inning, when their
pitcher weakened. ana West Tulsa
pounded out II runs. Cody Had
dock, FOR West Tulsa. was very
effective In the box, striking out six
men and making three hitA Ia four
times up.
on returning 10 West Tulsa the
winning team was given West
Tulsa snpper by julius Jacobson, a
West Tulsa business man. The line
up:
west Tulsa: a McCarty. right
field Hatley. left field. Anderson,
shOrtstop, Mullins. second base; o.
MCCarty catcher. Fred HalIOfrd.
first base; Tlnsley. third base; Hun
ham center field: iaddock. pitcher.
Sand Springs r. A. Lumrcy. lef,
field; King. third base, HiIdcrbrand.
short stop. Lou Lgm'Iy center
field. Howe, second base, Van Walk
enberg, first base, Lncper, right
Held; Kelly catcher, Range, pitch
or.
Score by innings.
West Tulsa .,.,..,l0l 0l2 100 r
sand Springs .....3lO lOl 900 8
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Totals .....3o 2 Y q 10 I
'Pitt batted for Pierce in ninth.
Score by innings;
Oklahoma City 800 900 600 9
Tulsa ......... .O02 052 OOx- .
Summary: Earned runs--Okla-
boma City 8, Tulsa !. Left on bases
Oklahoma City 4, Tulsa 5. Two
base hits--Boehicr, Davis, Bauman,
Ginglardl, ?. Thrcc-base hits-Boeh-
Ter, Lamb. Home run--Ginglardi.
stolen bases--McGinnis, BochIcr
Sacrifice hit--Bennett, Bases on
balls--Of Bochlcr I, Payne 2.
Struck out--By Boehler 10. Double
piay--McDaniel to Windle. Runs
and 2-3. Losing pitcher-Payne.
Time of game-1:35. Umpires--
Holmes and Ormsby.
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brwLltn.
Ckltago

xbSited for Friberg In ninth.
1batted for Smith in eighth.
chicago ,,.t.....s..,.2a0 900 oio--
Hrpoklyn ,.......,,,. 900 900 e0a---
Summary Two-base hitH~"urimes, T..
uriffith' Thtse-bRss hits---uriines. Myers
lloYe Iun-pfimes. Bases on bslls--cjff
smrih D. OF osborne J, of Decatur 4.
Runs IIolocher, Terry, Grimes Frlbers
Miller, o'farreil Johnston, wheat. Errors
--Irerry. Mitehsii iiish. smith.
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nenr- and noo.trrs spIIt.

DENVER Colo. Sept " --Denyer and
pes Moines diyided q double header here
today, the locals winning the first. ~ I.
and Des MOiHcs anneNing TIE second, II 20
TO-
Scort'
first Game.
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Cleveland
Philad,iphii Phildihi

NUafF0d TOT TaHTV IN tTVhtU-
zBatted for McNulty IN eighth.
zzRau for Speaker In eighth.
Score By innings.
Philadelphia .,,........oOi 900 100 2
Cleveland .....s .......li0 600 OK {
summary; Two-base hit--AcGowan
Summa. Three-bass hit--Perkins Bates
on balls-On Hasty l. off Harris T. on
Boone 2. Struck out--By Boone / Runs
--McGowan. Perkins, WamsEsnSs. Summa
Gardner, l.. sswel. Errors--Dykes, J.
Sewell, AcInnis
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Snatted Tor Hoyt In eighth

NUnttcd TOT H0yt IN eIghIh,
Score by innings:
ST. Louis ,...........,.O00 O0s OaN- D
Summary. Home runs--Ruth. Williams.
stolen base-Williams. Double plays--
SEVERED 10 Gerber. Bases on balls-Off
Hoyt ! off Jones z, off Pruett 1. struck
out--By Hoyt 6, by Jones /, by Pruott 9.
RunE-Ruth, Foster. sisler 2, Williams Q.
Errors Gerber.
RED soE 3; white Sex g.
CHICAGO. Sept. t7.--A batting rally In
the sixth inning when two runs scored
won for Boston over Chicago today. to 2.
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CLEVELAND. Sept. l7.--summs. a re-
cruit from the Texas league featured to-
days Cleveland l-to-2 victory over Phil
Adelphia by driving In Clevoland's first
eighth.
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Games for
This Week

WESTERN LEAGUE
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
TULSA AT WICHITA.
Oklahoma City At s.. Joseph.
Des Molnes a. Omaha.
Sioux city at Denver.
Friday,
TULSA AT WICHITA.
Oklahoma city A. St. Joseph
Only games scheduled.
TULSA AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
e. Joseph at wichita.
Sioux City 81 Des Moinss
Omaha AZ Denver.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis a. Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at FPhiigsdelphl'.
S. Louis a. Boston
only games scheduled.
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
st. Louis al Brooklyn.
Chicago az Philsdelphia.
Clncinau at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Saturday.
s.. Louis a, New York.
Chicago az Boston
Cincinnati al Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh al Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia st Cleveland.
Washington a. Detroit.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Boston a. Cleveland
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at chicago
Washington At 81. Louis
Friday and nsturday.
Boston a. Detroit.
New York az Cleveland.
Philadelphia rt ST Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
AMERICAN .AssoCIaTios
Monday and Tuesday.
Toledo at Minneapolis
Columbus at 81 Paul
Indianapolis a. Kansas City
Louisville at Milwaukee.
"wednesday.
No games scheduled.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Toledo at 81 Paul.
Columbus At Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
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9&IYESTER'
ys..S DAYS


Western League
Af Tulsa .. OKLAHOMA CITY Q.
a. ~ Joseph ga Wichita ia
At Denver $40. Des Moinsa I.it
AZ Sioux city !. Omaha 9.
National League.
- brooklyn 2. Chicngn g.
~ Now York 3. Cincinnati
only gamea scheduled.
American League.
~ Cleveland T. Philadelphia 3.
~ Chicago 2, Boston
A. g. Louis 8. New York (.
~ Detroit !, Washington Q.
American Association.
- Milwaukee, 20. LouisyUle a.
~ Kansas city a.. Tndlanhpoila "a
~ y Pau 2-l, Columbus 10.
AZ Minneapolis 1. Toledo 5.
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4 bill 20 authorize sale Of surplus
army and navy supplies 10 the Boy
Scouts OF America In small quanti-
ties was passed recently by the
house Ia Washington
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power with which photographs can
be taken OF objects $50 feet away.
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BOEHLER HURLS GREAT
BATTLE IN FAREWELL
GAME IN TULSA PARK
Gnglardis Home Run in First With Two on Put Okla
homa City in Lead But Tulsa Hurting Ace Tightens
Up and Registers 37th Victory; Give Vets Rest
During Rest of Season.
BY II. a. BRIDGEwATER

Western league championship Sunday by defeating Okla
homa City, to g. in the last scheduled game of the
McNuy park, while ST. Joseph and Wichita were divid
;,n Jou1 11ab
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summary: Two-basc hts--Burns g.
Harris, Ruel. Stolen bascs--M Mostil, y. Col
Inns. Double plays--o Rourke TO Pratt 20
Burns, Shelley to Mulligan. Left on
hnses-Chicago g. Boston g. Bases on
hslls-Oft w. Collins q Struck out-By
w Collins ., by Robertson 3, Runs-Me-
noskey, O'Rourke, Burns, Aulligan Q.
Error-Ruel
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Score by innings
Wlrhith ..sss s-tss,.stfO2 $40 Ot0-l6
summary Ruus-smiih g. Bakosley a.
WaHhbuin =, East 4, butter, Mcdowell,
GrcUory .. Olson. Corridon browne. Error
Fisher Runs ana hlts -otf Naugum 6
an1 ln 2 t.a. HoViik 10 ana 10 In 2.g,
IindbofH o ana In l. Earned runs
Wichita 20, 81 Joseph 4. Bases on balls
'On HovlN 2 Grcgory I. struck out 10y
ManEum /. Hovhh, I, Lindbotg. :. Lea
on bases Wichita o. 81 Joseph o. Two.
base hlts-- Berger. Honuwiu, Mcdowell
East. Butler. Double plbyA-Washhurn TO
RorEar tp McnuwclL Sacrifice hit Wash
burn. Hit by pitchor--by Msngum tWHth.
hurnDs ncrger b. Hoyiik stolen bnscB--
Butler, Biakeri-s Earis JHpig.s--
Fitzpatrick and burnside, Time 30,
Ee,oud flame
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senntors o. Tlgera e.

DETROIT, Sept l7.--WnshinRton found
Dauss easy today and defeated the Tigers
20 2. while Mogridge held Detroits hits
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Joplin .,...,022 100 lex &
Summary--Two- base hits--Scott,
Flippin, Cashlon. DierkeE, Greene
Three-base hits--Flippin, Davis
Sacrifice hits--Dash, McNnlly,
Dierkes, Poolaw. Bases on balls
of Adcock /, off Adnir 4, and OF
Poolaw 2. Hits and runs--On Adalr
and II IN eight innings. of Ad-
cock 3 ana G IN is. or Poolaw 2
and ia 2-S innings. Winning
pitcher~-Poolaw, Left on bases
Sapulpa, II; Joplin, g. Stolen bases
willis, Flippln. Greene, Street
Dash. Double ays--ClevelaUd and
CnshiOn, Dierkes. Corrigau and
sturdy Passed balls-Funk, Street.
Time--l;44. Umpires-COe and
WOmaCk.
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NWNTTTI TTT NNNf IN nTnth-
Score by inningsi
Cincinnati ... ......oi0 o0t O20--
now YORK ...s..s..t... 600 O08 OOO--- Z
summary. rwp-base hits- Duncan, Har~
grave rhtoe.base hh--Daubsrt stolen
base -FonsecR Dounie pin VS. Bancroft 10
Rawlings 10 Kelly. Rixeytn Daubert 10 Fon-
SEGA, FriHch to Rawlings to Kelly Fonssoa
70 bnubett struck out--By Hehf .,
has.u on balls .-uu Neht 4 Runs-Ban-
cToft. FTisoa .i-"--; duncan, i,.v-i .,
HarEfavo. Errors -BApnr0ft. Bohne.
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nRooKLYN sept. 17.-RHy Grimes,
With double, triple and home run. se-
chicago s'i to i'2 victory over Brooklyn
today,