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ST. LOUIS CLAN
DEFEATS RED S0X
AS YANKS FALTER
Tigers Pound Athletics
7 to 2; Indians Beat
Senators II to 3

ST. LOUIS. July so.-- While the Browns
were regaininE first place by defeating
Boston 20 this afternoon, Kenneth
Willlsms. their premier home run hitter
again took the lead Of the home run slug-
gers In the American League by kuockIf x
out his twenty.uth IN the eighth inning
The Browns moved oue-half game ahead
Of the Yankees. duo 70 the lattors de-
feat today BY Chicago, Wayne Wright
pitched excellent ball. holding the Wis
itors TO five hlts. one a home run by Men
nsky who batted for Russell IN the eighth
inning. Two homo runs. one by jacobson
and one by Williams made his circuit
drive. Wright not only hurled good BAH
hut also scored the deciding run In the
eighth inni-g when he raced home from
thIrd on Iubin's infield hunt. The de-
cision a. first was so close that Frwstcr
and manager Duffy Of the visiting team
protested so vigorously that they were
elected Tor dlaputing Umpire owens de-
cision The Browns won today's game
minus the services Of First BosemHn Sls.er
and Catcher SEVERED, both OF whom were
injured In Saturdays game.
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oilers Split Doub-headr With Witch TosserSBons Regain American Le

teenths mlle--Flylng Clara. first.
Betty j.. second; Quaker Boy, third
Time, 10 As seconds. Holding
Hands, Old Adage and Cannon Bail
also ran.
Sixth race, purse s25. three-six-
toenths mlle-Alice Cannon, first
Kiowa, second. Diamond Digger
third. Time, 10 i-5 seconds. Ollie
Cannon, star Wonder and Peerless
Hare also ran.
seventh race. purse $50, quarter
shoestring. second: Cyclone Star
third. Time, 80 2-5 seconds. Pro-
hioit on. Russell Ball and Scarlet
Fortune also ran,
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Dog Race Results

First race, purse s25. three-six-
teonth5 miie--Wrinkie Wild Bill,
first; Ambush. second: Pap Cash,
third. Time 20 2-5 seconds Hust-
ling Honey. Handsomet Baby and
Sweet Patootie also ran.
Second race, purse $50, quarter
mlle--Dallas Steam, first; Squaw
Man. second; soberhead, third.
Time, q LIS seconds. Rosy Star,
Rap Eagle and Articles Lady also
ran.
Third race. purse s25, three-six-
teenths mlle--Sandy Lane, first
White Cloud, second Steel BaE
third. Time. 20 3-5 seconds. Sui
sun, Higher Hopes and Busy Man
ager also ran.
Fourth race. purse $40. five-siX-
teenths mile--Fern Cannon, first.
Ester Cannon, second, Jadda, third
Time, 33 AS seconds. Gentle Mid
get. Hard Luck Fifth and Moon
shine Wild Bill also ran.
Fifth race, purse s25, three-six-
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Black Oilers Win out
In 18th From Texans

An exciting 12-inning game at Nc
Nuity park Sunday afternoon re-
suited in 7-to-6 victory for the
Black Oilers over the Black Panthers
from Fort Worth. The oilers came
from behind and tied the score in
the ninth when their second base
man hit triple to right with the
bases full. The Oiler pitchers were
invincible from the third inning on,
holding the Panthers scoreless the
last nine rounds. The Texans scored
all six of their runs before Tulsa
counted. II was the first victory
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Tate to Arrive
In Tulsa Today
For Big Scrap

Big Bill Tate, who meets Sam
Langford at convention hall Friday
night. will arrive In Tulsa early to-
morrow morning to begin putting
the finishing touches on his training.
Chick HiCdon announced last night
Tat was expected here today. bue he
was delayed and will not arrive un-
I'll Tuesday morning
LanEford is training daily at the
Dreamland theater. and stated yes
terday that he is through with bis
heavy workouts now and will merely
do enough each day TO keep on edge
for the fight Friday night.
when Tate gets on the ground
hore. he will workout at the Dream
land theater Immediately after
Langford, It was announced last
night,
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I--Hatted for Young In ninth.
Scsre by innings;
tAlHh"ma CITY .....s..ronn Opl lo0-2
Summary HunH--U'rglaIdi. q. Fisher,
Olson 3, Fisher 2. BonoWitz Stevenson,
Nufsr Grabowsh Frrors--F Felber, Young,
Nufer. Runs and hits OFF Payne and
In inningA Base on bslls--off Mausum
1: Oft Payne g. Young /. Struck out
by MAnEum ?. Left on basea-Oklahoma
City 6. st. Joseph 2. wud pltch--Young
Two-bass hits-George Fisher GinglArdi.
rate. Gtabowakl Gus Fisher Homo fun--
George Fisher. Double pleys-YounE 20
Windls to Mcdaniel Browne tunassisted),
Nufer to Olson. Tate to Felber to Me
Daniel. Sacrifice hits--Corrlden, MauEum.
Stolen bases -- Stevenson. Umpires -
Holmes and Ormsby. Time--i.s3
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BrOWn Adds Valley
HOnOrs to Long Lis1

OMAHA, Neb., July so.-Wrd
Brown of St Louis won the Mis,onl
valley mems singles tennis chanl
pionship today, defeating PIN Bss]
by OF Kansas City, Ga, 6-2 al
Miss Jessie Grievo OF Los Angela,
Cal. won the woman's singles ~
be defeating Miss Louis HANNA,
OF Kansas City. 6.2. 6-1. Phil Bagll
and Walter Newell OF kansas C,,
won the mems doubles champior1
ship. defeating Carl Meyer and Frsl
Gross OF Kansas City, 60. 6.I al
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Rcsnme Pence pnrleY-

~ NE AsHOCIated Press
MOSCOW, July SO,-The negotia-
tions between Japan and the far
eastern republic broKen OFF after
protractcd discussions AZ Dairen, are
TO he resumed soon as the result of
an exchange Of notes IN which Japan
Inns agreed 70 eyaruate all her troops
from The Premosky district by Mo-
vember
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Sylvester.
TS DAYS


Western League.
AT WICHITA SO. TULSA SIS.
At Denver "a, Omaha Pa,
At Des Moinos 1913, Sioux city 20
At st, Joseph @-s. Oklahoma city Ia.
National League.
A. Brooklyn :. st Louis 3.
Al New York o. Pittsburgh Z.
American League.
At 81. Louis I Boston !.
A. Chicago 9. New York 3.
At Detroit z. Philadelphia 2.
At Cleveland II. Washington D.
Southern Association.
Al Memphis 5, Nashville 0.
At Mobile 2, Little Rock 0.
Al New Orleans 8. Chattanooga II.
American Association.
~ ~ Paul J. Indianapolis g.
AZ Columbus o-b. Milwaukee 1876.
Texas League.
AZ Dallas 6. Houston O.
~ wichita Falls 8, Beaumont S.
At Shreveport 3, Galveston 2.
At Fort Worth 2 San Antonio l.
American Association.
A. Kansas city I, Toledo 3.
Western Association.
At Enid g. Henryctta I.
Al Okwulgee ., Joplin 2.
At MoAlester I, Springfield ..
At sapuipa 3, sslina 0.
Southwestern League.
Al Independence Q, Cofteyyilie 0.
At Nartlosvllle c Topeka ].
A. Muskogec ., Hutchinson 2.
Only games available,
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Oklahoma CIV ........lOl 600 600
St. Joseph ....,.........gu0 200 U0x--l
summary Runs G'llt. Giug.uIdL olson,
Corridor. BuuowIty IJudb,tE. Errors
Tate, ttIhcr Mcdaniel Llndbetg Hula
ana hlts-UG iuung Z and IN Ia it-
niuss base on halla#uH LindborE ]. or
Young ]. Allen o. Loft on bases--Okle-
homa Ciy b. st. Joseph TO- Two. base
hits-Glnglardi. Folber. Corrilen. Three.
bass hit--fTlbcr Double play-Browne
70 Olson Sacrifice hits -lIou1wfz. O.spu.
uit by pitchorH-by Young Stevenson. Um-
pltos Ormshy hud Holmes Time-l!i4.
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zOne out when winning run scored.
NBattrd for cross In ninth.
Score by innings.
Sioux city .,,,.,,,,..,..Oon IOi 900 %
Afs ANANha NNO llO NNO lH-H8
summary; RunE-HcmnEway Elsn,
Comm e. Granpy. Errors--Elah, Query,
Hammer. Cross Two base hlts--Ostergnri,
Metz. Grancy. Turgeun. Sacrifice hits
Mciz, query, Stolen bases -Elsh. Palmer
horRn, Graney Graham, Loft on base
Sioux city b, pes Mnines :. Balk-Cross.
struck out-Ry RocttEer 2. Base on balls
Gross !, Lynch /, RoettEer 2. HIT by
pitcher. ny Raettgcr tGrahami. Earned
runs and hits--Off Cross ! and In Q
innings CT Lynch, q and o In l. off
Roettger ana I'm 2 is innings Win
ming pitcher-LNnch Double play. -
Hemingway TO Palmer 70 Metz. HamIl-
ton TO Palmer 20 Metz. umpires-Held
and Donahue. Time-2le.
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Is Strnight for Enid.

ENID, July 30--Songer bested
Gray In n tight hurling contest here
today and Enid won from Henry
eta, 3 10 I. II was the Harvesters'
fifteenth straight victory.
Score by innings: r. II. n.
Henryetta 100 900 000--1 7
Enid ...... 900 O30 O0x--S 2 I
Batteries: Gray and Miner: Song
er and Diamond.
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summary; Sacrifice hits--.Smith,
BiakcSlcy, Davis. Bauman. Two-uase
hits--Iamb. Lelivelt, Fast, Butter.
Home runS--MCDoweit, Stuart.
Stolen bases--Vcnnct,, Smith, Fast.
Hits and runs-Off sherman 2 and 3
In 3 innings: off Black I and 2 In o
innings: off sellers 10 and q In q 2.3
innings. Double Dlays---NcGlnnis to
Bauman 10 Lciiycit: Thompson 10
Bauman 90 IcIivclL Struck ont-By
sherman 3, sellers 2, Mcdonnell I
Base on baiIs--Off sherman 4. Black
I, BochIcr 4, Sellers 2. Mcdonnell I. .
Left on bascs--Wichita 8, Tulsa 10.
Hit by Ditcher---ilaiSesicy by Boch-
Ter. Umpires--Ecwis and Anderson.
Timp~--2:O
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GlanIa Hnx HrnNn Art

bpSTON, July 2O-Ipgh Me-
ouillan. pitching ace Of the Bos-
ton Braves, has been sold 20 the
ton Grant, owner of the Braves,
announced today.
The price paid for McQuillan was
not stated. but President Grant said
Il was IN six figures
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PaMhnslsa Ensy Winner.

PAWlCSKA, July 30.--Pawhuska
too the second game OF tho series
from Fort Smith, to ., today. Ma
lone kent the Twins eight hits woll
scattered.
Score by innings: II. H ".
Fort Smith 600 O0l Ol0-2 .
Pawhuska ...Ot2 0lO O5N--9 10 1
Batteries: HaIle. Boyd Rainey
and Ping; Mnlone and Spellman.
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DEs MONIES. Iowa. July So.-Des
Molnss took a doubls-header from Sioux
city today. The locals pounded Tessr aud
Wilson hard In the first oonteat and won
"a to !. In the second Genins great
b..s running, coupled with errors by
Elsh and query gave pes Moinea the
victory. to 2, In the tenth inning.
First Game.
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Carter Holds Nldccts Safe.

NJ MALEVTEN, IuIy 30.--Nick
Carter held the Midgets to four hits
and McAlester won tho second game
OF the series from Springfield. I to
3. today.
Score by Innings II. VI. r.
Springfield. 02O 0i0 000--3 0
McAlester 900 020 10l--i z {
Batteries: Rolfe and White; Car
ter and white.
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xBltted for Russell in eighth.
Score by innings.
Boston ...................O0 900 900 ol0--l
St Louis ............... .Ol0 600 O3N--4
summary: Homo runs-Jacobs0n, Mem
osky and williams. stolen hase--M. .ller.
Double plnys-Ruel md Burns. McMauus
to Jacobson Fewster to Pratt 20 Burns.
Wright to Collins. Bronkls TO McManus.
Bases on bslls--Off Wright g. off Fuller
ton /. OF Russell /. Struck out--By
Wright 4 by Russell 2. Runs Menosky,
Tobtn, Williams jacobson, Wright. Err
rorB-Gerher. Williams.
Indians lli Senators =.
CLEVELAND July 30=-Clevelani de-
feated Washington ii 10 today. Erlck-
son blowing up In tho sixth when the
Indians scored six runs on four bases
on balls and four two.bnse hits.
Score.
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Two for Denver.

DENVER, July SO--Denvar won both
games Of doubls-hesd@r from omaha to-
day. the first ) 20 In five innings and
tho second to ). Tho first contest was
forfeited 10 Denver IN the beginning OF
ths sixth when Barney Rurch Omaha
owner and manager, protested a decision.
when he refused o. resume play the game
was declared forfeited 60 Denver, 9 to 0,
First Game.
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Tulsa Golfers Dozen
Team From MuskOgee

A golf team representing Tulsa
Country club defeated the visiting
club team Sunday on the Tulsa club
course, is to l3 Some fine golf was
contributed by players on both teams.
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Adcock Wins His Game.

OKMULGEE, July SO.--Adcock
won his own game from Okmulgec
IN tho eleventh inning today when
he hit n triple with two men on
base. The score was 20 5.
Score by innings: II. II. e.
Okmulgee 020 900 0e0 01-5 II :
Joplin. .001 600 100 Os--7 Ia 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mealey;
planksnship aud Agpsvy 80
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CleStisnd,

Score by innings.
Washlngton .....'.... .'Oo0 1000 OOE-
Cleveland ...............l 100 lO6 03x-il
summary: Two.bese hts-speaksr,
o'Neiil 3, Sewell. Gardner. Wood. Mcinnis.
bases-speaker, wood sswell Double
plays-McInnls to wambsganss. Peckin-
paugh 10 Harris to Judge. Bases on balls
off Erickson s, Off Turk l. off Uhle
by Judge Rifo.tvbgk cmfw cmfw mtw
/. struck out-By Erickson 1, by Chle :.
Runs-Judge. Gosln, Brewer, Jameson,
WambsgHnss ., Speaker q Wood, seweli
,, Gardner, o'Neill. Errors-shanks, Sew
ell Gardner
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SAINTS
TAKE TWO FROM
OKLAHOMA CITY
Denver Takes Two Games
From Omaha; 500 Tribe
Drops Double Header.

At. JOSEPH, July so.--st Joseph took
a twin hili from oklahoma cry hers his
afternoon by hammorinE Indian hurlers
hard ana steady In both battles Lind
berg was complete master u tho first
game while MAugum was never hammered
ia VIGOROUSLY 80 tho second by tho visitors
Score;
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NGAMES

Western League.
Tulsa at Wichita.
only one game scheduled.
National League.
Pittsburgh at New York
Cincinnati al Boston.
Chicago az Philadelphia.
St. Louis az brooklyn.
American League.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia AZ Detroit.
New York a. Chicago.
Roston at St, Louis,
American hssociG lion,
Toledo az Kansas city
Columbus az Milwaukee.
Indianapolis az st Paul
Louisville at Minneapolis,
Southern Association.
birmingham at Chattanooga.
Little Rock az Atlanta.
Nashville At Memphis.
only three games scheduled.
Texas League,
Galveston at shreveport.
Houston NJ pallus.
beaumont Bt Wichita Falls.
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Western Association.
Springfield Ht McA lister.
Joplin at Okmulgee.
Henryetts at Enid,
Fort Smith at pawhuska.
Southwestern League.
Coffcyville at Independence
Topeka at Rartlcsytlle,
Salina AZ Sapulpa,
Hutchinson at Muskogce,
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Sioux city e. ...,....,. 900 900 10 :
Dea Molnes ....,.........2OO lGl 03N--l2
Summary Ruus-Elsh, Query. uenin.
Connolly. HoTan 3, Wagner 4. Grauey
Cullop. Erurs-Blah. Metz. Msttick
Home runs-Cionln. Cullop. Two-bass
hits-Graham, Wagner. Turgeon, Horan.
Sacrifice hits-Ostcrgard. Uraney Gra-
ham stolen bases Connolly, Wagner s.
Left on bsses-SiouH City Q. Des Moines T.
struck out-By Cullop s. by Tessr :, by
Wilson 1, Base on halls-CullOp !. Teshr
g. Wilson 3. HIT by pltcher--By Cullop
(Ouery). Passed bAlls-OueTy 2. Earned
runA ana hitE-Of Cullop and Z In
innings. Tesar 2 and II In s Ia innings,
Wilson aud In 2 Ia Innings, pulanty
znd In la inning, Losing pitcher
Tesar. Double play-Wagner 20 Connolly,
umplrea-Donahue and Held. Time-2;0l
Second Game.
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for Tulsa in the series, the Pan,h..
having taken three straight.
Monday the two teams cloaa a.
series. Then Tulsa leaves for n.sH
son. Texas.
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DETROII July 10 OIes0n h-Td PhII1-
deiphia 10 four hits today ana Detroit
won 10 2. Miller Of the Athletics nit
in 'he sixth. the bail clearing the left
field wai.
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xBatted for Hryt In seventh.
NNHatted for Scott IN ninth.
ANNBRtted for Murray In ninth.
Score by innings.
New YORK '.'.''''...s,...sOl 600 eZO-b
Chicago ..........,... 100 a0l 0ON--B
summary; Two-hase hits-Schang 2,
Ruth, Pipp. Three-bass hit--Pipp. Stolen
basCs--Schang, Schalk Double plays
Collins to Johnson TO Shcely johnson TO
Sheely. Bases on balls-On Blaukenship
ou Hoyt /. Struck out--py Blanken-
erette /. Runs--Ruth, schang ;, ward,
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BLANK
CHAMPIONS 70
IN FAST BATTLE
Cardinals Even Up Series
With Dodgers by Taking
Second Game 3-2

NEW YORK. July lo--rhs Pirates
took the Giants into camp for a second In
q row, hlanking them to o, Max Carey
bat, Carey getting his fourth rome run
In two days while Russell got his sec
ond In two games
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hbatted Tor pouglns In seventh.
SxBatted for Rawlings in eighth.
Score by inninEH!
l,lt.soutsh ''''''''''''''''oO zoo 500
NeW YORK '''H,,,..ts....,Oc OOO 600
Summary Two-hase hit Morrison,
Three base hit-Grimm. Home runa-RuH-
sell, Carey 2. Stolen hases--Frisch Mar
AWHILE. Double plRyB--Bigbee TO Mnran-
Vile, Tiernoy to MarRnNnls TO Grimm
Bases on halls--Off Morrison :, off Doug
las I, struck out-By Morrison 2. Runs
-haranvine. Carey 2. Blgbee Russell,
urimm. Errors-Stengel
BROOKLYN. July So.--st. Louis ev.ned
up tbs series with Brooklyn today by win
ming TO ?. Tho Cardinals punched three
hits off CRdore with pass ana two ar
rors In tho first inning. Acoring all their
runs.
Score!
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NHTf8I TOT WIWWUTI In EeVeNIN
score Ivy innings
Philadelphia .....,...4....0l0 OOl oOO-2
Detroit .......s.s. ....s.s..o2O Ofl ok
summary; two base hits--blesou, COBB,
Neach. Mani1n. Ihree-base hIt--tobb.
Ifame run Miller stolen bascs--Bl
cobb. Hsscs on balls-On Rowmeu 2,
~ Hcimach I, or Olespn !. struck out
Blue 2 Cutshaw. cobb. Veach He'll
mann, Manion. Errors walker, Jones',
RiEney 2,
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NWINHlNTli TNW HNH' TTIN-- f''-TI-
nett, Icllvclt. Fast, Griffin, Mnndn.
Home run---iGhst. Stolen bnSc--
Thompson Struck out--By Black ..
by Ircbc 3. Base on balls---Off BcCbc
9. Len on bnscs--WichitH Z, Tulsa
=. tmpircs--Andcrson and Lewis.
Time :25.
second game,
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rotsh sb s7I II

HHRtted Tor Cadors IN slghth.
rsRan for Debsrry In ninth.
EzEBatted for MameuJ In ninth.
Score by inuingsi
- isWAlN sHFssss hVu wv OO0==h
Brooklyn ,,,,,,,,..,,....,O 900 600 O02--2
summary 1wo-bass hits Aiusmith,
Ward. Three base hit--Hprnsby. Home
Tuu-High. Double plRy---Layan to Horns
by TO Fournier, Bases on balls--Off ca.
dore /, struck out--By Hsines I, by Ga
dore ,, by MamauI 1. RunH-Flack,
stock, Smith. Schmsndt. High. Errors
Lavan, peberry.
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World :; ColIins,ille ts

After defeating the league leading
AVant team week ago the Tulsa
world team travelled 10 Coninsville
sna were defeated by the SCORE OF
'la e q.
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Kerr 20 Kuhulirn. Passed bail--Parker.
Left on bases Omaha .. Denver Tims
II a. tmpifes-- Davis and FitzpAtrick.
Second Game.
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johnson. Fslk ?. sheeiy. Blsnhensh'p. Err
tots--Dugan. Ruth.
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BNuu Tor f'tth"r In ninth.
NkBHi'od f1r hIpersOn IN ninth,
Score by innings!
omaha ..................20 200 100 900 2
Denver ...................Gi0 003 OONa 4
summary. Huns--AppersOn. GrantharI,
wilcox. Patterson .Hr'rn. Parker q.
ErtUtf.aGruntham. C0ffudaffer Kerr.
Earned ruus--Owaha Q, Denver 2. stolen
base. Nhuush, Two. base hit--Hhu. Home
run -Wi'cos. Sacrifice hits-Apuerson 2,
Grffu, D'Cuuuur struck out H-Ey Hal g.
by Iinrher o. Nase on balls--Or Htl
of Fiurher g. Wi.d pitch lFucher. Ht
ny pitched htll-Fincher by Han. PARKER
hy FInrher. Irft on bnsos--Omaha T.
Denver UWpltes Fitzpatrick and
Davis. Time .25.
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SBattod Tor Douglas in seventh.
SNBatted for Rawlings In eighth.
Score by inninEA.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-01
LOWER TOWN COMMUNITY
HOUSE NOTES

The regular Friday evening lee
ture program under the auspices of
the Bnai Birth Intellectual Advance
ment committee, is proving a very
popular attraction at the Lower Town
Community house, 18th and Canada
streets.
Last Friday evening, Mr.. Samuel
Lipschultz addressed an overflow
audience on "Law Keeping and Con-
citation" There will be the usual
weekly talk at the Community House
this Friday evening at eight o'clock.
A Thanksgiving patriotic program
took place at the Community House
on Thursday of this week. The pro-
gram consisted Of a short address
given by Mr.. Sylvan Hess on the
significance of Thanksgiving, and a
flag purchased by the children of the
different clubs will be presented by
the Scout club Of the Center. Several
other numbers appropriate to Thanks
giving will be given by the children.
The plans are now under way for
the Chanukah program which will be
given December 18th.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-01
THE AMERICAN JEWISH World
BEN SCHMUCKLER BUILDING
MANY HOMES

Mr.. Ben Schmuckler, IT'S Ashland
avenue, who has been a resident of
st. Paul during the past 15 years, has
during that period built many homes
and successfully completed many
large contracts. Mr.. Schmuckler has
been in the building contracting busi-
ness for. the past twenty three years,
having successfully passed the civil
service examination for general build
ing in ST. Paul in 1910. He is well
known to many st. Paul residents and
has evidenced his capability as con-
tractor on the many jobs that he has
completed.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-01
BLIND ASSOCIATION HAS
THANKSGIVING SALE

A re-Thanksgiving sale Of articles
made by the blind, under the charge
of Mrs. Esther Frankel, secretary of
the Mutual Aid Blind association, was
held at Bannon's on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. A great
number of articles were disposed of,
and orders for more were taken. The
Mutual Aid Blind association is spon-
sored by the Council of Jewish
Women.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-01
SILVER TO DIRECT TALMUD
TORAH MUSIC

The 18th annual ball of the Capital
City Hebrew school at Ramaley's hall,
December oath, promises to be most
enjoyable affair, as no pains have been
spared by the committee to make the
event successful both financially and
socially. The music will equal that
ever arranged in st. Paul for any
dance, being under the excellent
leadership Of Mr.. Melvin Silver.