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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-22
TIED IN TOURNAMENT
Seniors and Intermediates OF First
Christian Bible Glass Again
Leading Ball Teams,

Seniors and Intermediates of the
Bible school OF the First Christian
church are again tied for first place
in the baseball tournament by
means OF which a summer anti
slump and pro-Httendance campaign
is being waged. The class or de-
partment which finishes in front at
the close Of the tournament the
third Sunday IN September will bo
presented with u handsome silver
loving-cup. Competition will increase
during the remaining Sundays OF the
contest.
Mrs NJ. j. Walsh, teacher of the
Loyal Womeus Bible class. presided
at the general assembly Sunday
morning and Simon ana Ma Sledgo'
duplicating their Cartooned like
nesses in the denominational week
ly, "The Lookout" paid the school
a flying visit and also paid high
compliments TO its summer record.
The Bible school attendance was GSS,
exceeding that OF It's nearest rivals,
the First Presbyterian church was
Bl2 and the First Methodist which
was 486. Scores in the baseball
tournament, on the basis OF games
won and lost and number of points
are as follows:
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Labor Day to Be
Devoid of Fights
For First Time

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.--There are
no real bouts scheduled for Labor
day In this "hltherto lucrative field" 3"
as one writer puts 1t, and probably
there will be none.
Visionary anticipation OF the Bren-
nan-Dempsey or Dempsey Wills
fight has died down to an inaudible
whisper. Likewise the proposition
that would bring Leonard and Char
ley White together. Even the good
Ike Dorgan, who Is Richards pub
licist. has become most austere and
reticent.
The affair between Harry Wills
and Tut Jackson, colored gentlemen,
would have been an ideal holiday at
traction. But Dave Driscoll, match
maker for Ebbetts Field, scheduled
the bout for the evening OF August
20, under the erroneous impression
that Richard was about 70 lure all
tho merry customers to Jersey City
with q Labor day attraction of great
| merits and distinction.
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Surf Rider Takes
Morvich's Place
In Slow Gallop

sARTOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. Aug.
21.-Morvich. who as n 2-year-old,
was undefeated In II starts and who,
as a 3-year-old, won the classic Ken
lucky Derby, suffered a further fall
from his racing pedestal today when
in a two-horse race with Surf Rider,
he was thoroughly beaten over seven
furlongs by five lengths.
Norwich was rushed into an early
lead but tired as the race progressed.
Coming down tho home stretch, Surf
Rider was only length behind and
then in the run down the stretch,
while the huge crowd gasped their
astonishment, the Jones entry sud
denly leaped In front az the weary
Norwich and won as he pleased. Nor
vich was a very tired horse at the
finish.
The winner covered the distance
in the slow time OF 1924 3-5.
Norwich was also recently beaten
by Whiskaway.
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Dog Race Results

First race, s-l6 mlle--Little
Chief, first; Blue Malt. second
Lady Malt, third. Time, 81 lis sec
onds. Sho Me, Bonnie B and Nebo
also ran.
Second race. IA mlle--Cody,
first; IIlghball. second; Smoky
Jack, third. Time, 20 seconds. Mig
Parton, Gypsy Boy and Cotton King
also ran.
Third race, S.16 mile--Mr, wild
BIZ, first; Miss l.. t. L., second
Kings Daughter third. Time, 20
as seconds. Jimmie Hunt, Widest
Dillon ana Rosemary also ran.
Fourth race, Ia mile--Speckles
first; Whoda Thunkit, second; Hazel
w, third. Time, "a 3-5 seconds. Ex-
cuse My Dust, Edna Cannon also
ran.
Fifth race, s-ie mile--Kiowa
first; Lord Helpum, second; Fern
Cannon, third. Time. 10 2-5 seconds
Black Jack. Night Rider and Dutch
Berg also ran.
sixth race, Ia mile--Squaw Man
first' Flying Clara, second; Rain
bow Cannon third. Time, 81 l-h
seconds. Sober Head. Roberts Bal
and Hobbling Homeward also ran,
Seventh race, 3-16 mile--Two
Story Pat, first; Miss Buck, second
Cyclone Star, third. Time. 81 LIS
seconds. Arrow, Miss Bob and High
er Hopes also ran.
Eighth race. 3-16 mile---Chas
Litton, first; Star Wonder, second
Cheerful Moments. third. Time, 20
seconds. Peerless Hare, Sitkum and
Alice Cannon also ran.
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TILDEN-RICHARDS /
NET COMBINATION
TAKE FIRST GAME
National Doubles Tourns.
ment Opens at Boston
With Large Field

BOSTON, Aug. 2i.---The tourn,,
ment. which will decide the ma.
tlonal doubles lawn tennis chan,
pionship was begun today on ths
Longwood cricket club. Chestnn,
Hin courts. with the defending m.
lists w. 7. Tilden, II, and Vincent
Richards. winning in lmpres,v.
form. and several sectional chamnion
combinations that aspired to succesa
them falling by the competitive way.
side.
The victory Of the champions wa,
over Zenzo Shlmidzu, the little jan
anese whom Tilden considered the
hardest man In the world 10 neat
and +. T. Hunter OF New York. X
was In straight sets 6-3. 6-1. ga
Tho Australian and the Spanish
Davis cup pairs did not get Inta
action today. but q team uf thei,
substitutes, Jose AlonZo and r. q
Wcrtheim was eliminated after A
hard tussle by Sam Hardy, former
American Davis cup champion, and
S. II. Noshell. The scores were. s.s
6-3. S-6, 4-6, G-l. The team OF lean
Borotra, France, and n. w. Niles,
Boston, advanced over u. Hoover and
II. Cordes, Cincinnati, Ga, go. Ga,
Sectional champions who vera
tllilllllhA'u llltluut D. d. Armstrong
and j. McGee, northwestern titlists
who were victims OF the Klnsey
brothers. Pacific coast champions,
Arnold Marion and L. A. Deturenne,
Pacific northwestern champions. who
lost to the Hnrvard-Yale freshmen
| combination OF w. w. Ingraham and
A. w. Jones, and w. Newell and Y.
| Baeby. Missouri valley champions,
eliminated by w. L. Davis OF san
Francisco and II. c. Johnson Bos-
ton. The defeat OF James Davies
and Phil r. Neer OF Leland stan
ford university by the mlddlewest
| champions. J, Hennessey and W.
| Westbrook. was unexpected, and was
the most pronounced upset OF tho
day. The scores were 6-3, 6-S Sc.
Tomorrow the present champions,
| Tilden and Richards, will be op-
posed by the titlsts OF 23 years ago.
| Dwight +. Davis and Holcomb ward,
who won their second round match
in straight sets. Another match Of
| interest will bring together - y,
| Williams. II, and w. NJ. Washhurn,
| former American Davis cup team,
and Manuel Alonzo and Count do
| Gomar, the Spanish Davis cup rep
resentatlve. The latter team ad.
vanced by default today.
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AT HERRIN
PLEASES HARDING
Explains Government
Was Powerless to Take
Hand in Affair

CHICAGO, Aug 2l.--President
Harding, in a letter received tonight
by the Illinois chamber OF commerce,
expressed qualification at the organ
isation's statewide campaign for a
fund to bring about the detection
and prosecution OF those Railty OF
the recent Herrin mine massacre.
The letter was In reply 10 tele-
gram from the chamber OF COM
morce following the chief execu-
tives speech before congress in which
he censurod Illinois for its failure to
see Justice done. II read as follows:
Il have your telegram OF August
10, ana note with genuine interest
the activities OF your association 10
see that justice IS done In william
son county. | was not aware OF the
activities which are under way to
re-establlsh Justice In that oommun-
ity | had only the public view OF q
horrible crime, which has thus far
been ignored II Is a gratifying thing
20 know that there Ia determine
tlon that Justice shall be done. II
was extremely necessary TO refer 10
the affair in my address 10 the con-
gress because the general public did
not seem to know that the federal
government was powerless 10 act in
the matter, and II was unbearable
20 have a widespread impression that
the federal government was willing
~ or purposely ignoring that mex
cusable crime.
There is. OF course, a conscience
In Illinois which will not tolerate
such a disgraceful thing. II will be
very pleasing TO me and reassuring
to the whole country, TO know that
this conscience is finding express
sion"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-22
CLAIMS TITLE TO FARM LANDS
Cherokee Freedman Saws She Is tho
Owner of Land Held by Another.

Irene Howard, who Claims 70 be
Cherokee freedman, filed suit In
district. court yesterday against
Frank b. Gardner for the possession
of several acres of land in Tulsa and
Mayes counties and $4,000. In her
petition she sets out that the land
was part of the allotment given her
by the government, but that Gard
ner claims the title TO the property
and has been in possession since
1909.
She says that he refuses to vacate
and that she is therefore asking a
court order awarding her possession
and granting her n judgment of s1S,-
600 against Gardner for his wrong
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Ty Gains Point

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l,--Ty Cobb,
Detroit batting star, gained a point
on his rival, George Sisler OF st.
Louis, In their race for the batting
honors OF the Americal league to-
day Following a day OF rest, both
athletes swung back into action to-
day, Cobb getting two hits In four
times at bat, while sisler poled a
like number I'm five times at bat.
Sisters average is .4Os, while Cobb's
mark Is .399,
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ucns 10 nriIlnrs q

HENRYETTA, Aug 2l.--Adkius
was In fine form and held Okmulgee
20. four scattered hits, while Henry
eta hatted Blankenship hard. win
ming today's game 10 to 0 and made
a clean sweep of the series.
Score by inuiugsi r. II. r.
Okmulgee 900 600 600 0 4
Honiyetta. COS OO2 5Ox---l0 l3 1
s--Blankenship and Ag-
new; Adkins and Minor.
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SAINTS TOPPLE
FROM TOP STEP
IN LEAGUE RACE
Indians Take Close Game
From Buffaloes; 500
Tribe Falters

DEa MONIES Aus. 2i.-For the second
time thla season n Dos Moincs victory over
~. Jaheph pushed tho latter out ut first
place, tho locals winning today. 90 4.
while Tulsa was idle. a homa run by Cul.
lop IN the eighth that scored Hammer
Hhrad NJ him, tied tho score and denim >
double singles by Cooper ana uorman and
two villa throws by Handler notted two
additional runs In tho same inning.
HFrTN#
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wI,hits
sloss City

Wichita ,,.,,.,,,,.,,..eo 800 0Os 4Os--1s
SIOUX Alty stss .s.ss.sssuVp NO0 nOO--0
summary, Runs-smth ., nlakes!sy g.
WashbuTn 4, East ;, Berger 5, Butler.
Hreon, ErrorS--Washburn, Berger. Nc.
Dowell, Maun, Hamilton a. Ostergard,
burn Berger Hlakosoy, East. Hamilton.
Three-base hlts-Eabt Berger. Stolen base
Smith, Double plays--PRlmnr to Hamil-
ton 20 MetR g. Triple play--IIAmilton,
Palmer Metz. HITS and earned runs-Off
ressr IL runs 20 hits In 0 innings none
Base on halls--Off Maun !. otf Tesar z.
or pulanti =. struck out--By Maun 7, by
Tebar 8. by pulanti /. Hit by pitched
ball-Hy pulanti, Washburn. Umplres--
Otmsby and Holmes.
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ATHLETICS NOSE
OUT IN FRONT OF
BROWNS 7 TO 6
Ty Cobb's Tigers Smother
Red Hose 16 to 3 in
Wierd Battle

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2i.--Philaicl-
phia made Il three out Of four from ST
the series. 10 g. while the Yankees. be-
ing idle gained half game On the
hfOwns. A pai Of home runs In the first
inning by Weich and Perkins 90 iSDlp
aud Dayls helned the locals IN scoring
five runs.
w Hams had swo hits. running his
st,ing OF hitting In consscltiye games to
Sooret
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-22
K|OWA RETURNS
WITH OLD FORM
AND COPS RACE
Large Crowd Watches
Dogs Gallop at Mid-Con =
tinent Monday Night

Kiowa showed flash of hls old
time brilliance last night In the fea-
ture race and oopped first money
over n field OF favorites by scamper-
ing over the 3.S track in 10 rs sec
onds.
A large crowd attended last
nights races which were featured
by close finishes. Six OF the eight
races ended In n rush. with tho win
ner noslng out with less than a head
to spare.
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Nllnttrd for Dkrie Ia ninth.
Score by Innings,
oklahoma city .,..,.....ooo OOt gOo--a
Otuatn sssssHass.ssasssslO OH OOO-H
summaryi Runs-Pitt 0lnglardI Win
die. uislRson. Bates. Errors Folber, Win
dle Love, Glsiason Q Grantham, Wilcox.
Earned rupH-Omnha ., Oklahoma city /.
Three-bnso hlt--QislAson. Two-base hits
Bates 2, Grnntham, Long. Base on balls
or Okrio >. off Love 3. Stolen base--Gis-
lason. Double playB--Wilcox to 0islnson to
Hates, Windle to McDanlels Struck out
By Okrie &. by Long q Left on bases
Omaha 4, Oklahoma Cuy 7. Umpires-
Lewis ana Anderson. Tims--i.tb.
Irxles Isi Packers o.
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 2i.--wichita bAttera
had field day hero today, while MAun
the visitors winning. is to 0.
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GALLOP
OFF FROM BOSTON
WITH FAST GAME:
Other Teams on Circuit
Take a Rest While
Out on Road

PITTsBCRGH. Aug. 2i.-Boston failed
TO get a man on third base until the ninth
inning today ana Pittsburgh won. to /,
through Hamilton's brilliant pitching. The
braves played iistlessly after tho Pirates
drove In three runs in the first. Powell
attempted shoestring catch Of liner
by Traynor In the eighth and the ball
want 90 the flagpoe for n homer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-22

Games for
This Week
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN IEAGuE.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
i. TULSA AT DENVER Tulsa on road
Oklahoma City at Omaha.
Wichita at Sioux city.
st. Joseph at Dcs Moineh
Friday ana saturday.
TULSA AT SIOUX CITY.
Oklahoma City at Des Moines.
wichita at Omaha.
st. Joseph At Denver.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesday md Wednesday.
boston at 81. Louis Ono game Tuesday,.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati,
Philadelphia at pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at chlcaso,
Philadelphia Mt Pittsburgh
Friday and saturday.
Boston at Cincinnati.
brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York al 81 Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Chicago az Washington.
81. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland ut New York.
Friday and saturday.
81. Louis at New York.
Detroit AZ Washington.
Cleveland az Boston. -
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Tuesdny, Wednesday and Thursday.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville,
81. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City
Friday.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
81. Paul NJ Kansas City.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta at Nashville.
Birmingham Rt Little Rock
only games scheduled.
Wednesday and Thursday.
New Orleans at birmingham.
Mobile at Atlanta tdouble-header Thurs
Memphis at Little Rock.
Chattanooga at Nashville
Friday.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
Mobile at Atlanta.
New orleans at Birmingham.
only games scheduled.
saturday.
New orleans at birmingham.
Mobile at Atlanta.
Memphis at Little Rock
Nashville at Chattanooga.
TENss LEAGUE.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Wichita Falls at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Houston,
Dallas at san Antonio.
Shreveport at Galveston.
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Muskogee at Hutchinson.
,Sapulpa at Salina.
Bartlesville at Independence.
Coffeyyille at Topeka.
Friday and Saturday.
MuskoEee at Sslina.
Sapulpa at Hutchinson.
Coffeyvills at Bartlesville.
Independence at Topeka.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Springfield at Joplin.
Fort smith at Henryetta.
Okmulgee at McAlester.
Pawhuska at Enid.
Friday nnI Saturday.
Joplin at Springfield.
Henryetta at Fort Smith.
Pawhuska at AcAlestsr.
Okmulgee at Enid.
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81 Jastph OIL, ,,,,......,o2i 900 olo--l
Des M0ln"s ,s.sss..sstssOlO OOl OAH-G
summary: Huun-Orover. UOnowitz, M.
for browne. GcuIn. Hufnu, Cooper 2, Ban
nor, tullup. Irrura.H.Nufer, HANDLER e..
lufEount Connolly Homo runs iionowitz.
NGtcr tullop Two base hitaHBrOwno.
HANDLER. Wagner Cooper. Turgeun Cen
In ?. Sao,lfice hit-Browne. Stolen bases
.-OOrmAn, Left on bnHeH-At Joseph 10.
Drn Mulnes .. struck out--Culiop 4. How
Nk 2, Hascs on bails--On Culiop z. HU by
pitcher HANDLER by Cullop. Passed ball
Kandler. Earned runs and hits--On Cui-
TOP aud In innings. Oft Hoyllk and
~ IN 2-3, OF Lindbcrg and In Ia
charge drfoat to Hovlik. Double plays
Nufur to Browne 20 Olson Umpitos--DAvis
and Fitzpatrick Time--l 90.
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Shncl,ers 0. Grars 4.

HUTCHINSON, Kan. Aug 21.---
The Schockers pounded Humphrey
hard and took the third game OF
the series, 3 TO 4.
Score by innings; r. II. Il.
Bartlesville 600 040 000---4 I 40
Hutchinson $40 040 01S--9 13 0
Batteries-Humphreys and Haw-
ser; Goode and Osterfelt.
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REM0RSE TEARS ASSAlLANT
Woman Who shot Father OF Child
PrHys Life May he Saved.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.--Torn with
remorse and in dread OF prison
term. Mrs. Sarah Berlin. tearfully
prayed today for the life OF Moses
Schneider, whom she shot and per-
haps fatally wounded when he re-
fused TO give his name to her five
months old baby boy after she had
sacrificed her husband and two sons
for Schneider. Mrs. Berlin Is an at
tractve woman, well dressed and
educated.
Schneider was named CO.
respondent when my husband se-
cured "a divorce four years ago"
said Mrs. Berlin. Il beseeched him
TO marry me but he persistently re-
fused. | became desperate, / Sc
cured a revolver not to kill him
but 70 wound and shock him into a
sense OF his responsibility.
A photometrlc method for max
Ing exact measure ments OF colors
has hppn inVnnted IN England
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Sa!!na, 2: CorrcyyiI1e. i

SAL1NA, Kan, Aug. 2i.--Lund-
gren held Coffeyville to three scat
tered hits today and struck out 10
men, and Sallna won, TO I.
Score by innings: II. H. h.
Coffeyville 100 600 O0O--1 3 /
Salina Ion O1O OOO-3 s
atteries--Warden and Ennis;
Lundgren and Walsh.
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TranscOntinentdl to
: Build NeU Refinery
Special to Tho world

Special 10 Tho World
Chicago, Aug, 2i,---The Transcon-
tlnental OH company has announced
they viii build new refinery OF
1900 barrels capacity at Bristow
ana WIN he In operation by October
l. This Is made possible because OF
y" la"i there Is much equipment
they can use at Fort Worth and
Boynton.
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wills Lands "Kayo."

NEWARK. N. j., Aug. 2i.--Harry
Wills, negro heavyweight OF New
orleans, tonight knocked out Buddy
Jackson OF Newark, after two min
utes and II seconds of fighting in
the second round OF a 12-round
mAtoh.
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Nnstted fni Koip in eigutn.
Score b. inninEs.
8: Louis .....'.,.....,.690 as0 ts,--e
Philadelphia ........... so 100 'Jx--7
Suinfcary! Runs--Tobin. Jacob ,1p, Nc
M,ruH. Williams Gerber K1lp. HJui x,
Hsun,r ,, Wslch. Miller, Pert.ns. OyNep.
Error--Oerber TwO-base nlts--IIsuser.
Baker, Weloh. Jasobson MoMAnUs Home
Young to Hhuser. Forter 10 MlManus 10
slsler. welCh to Haussr 10 Helmsch TO
Young, Foster 20 ssier. nhscs on balls
OFF Davis L. off Helmnch 8, Of Kolp ..
off Harris ,. Struck out--By Heimath ),
by Harris 2, by Kolp /.
Tigers 10; Red sox 3.
BOSTON, Aug. 2i,---Detroit won its
third straight game from Boston today,
ls to :. batting spree In the sixth In
ming gave tho visitors 10 runs Oft three
Red Sox pitchers. Hellmann made two
singles in that inning.
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Harvester, o; Midgets, O.

ENID. Aug. 21-While Don
Songer held Springfield TO four
singles and coat OF whitewash.
his team mates went on a batting
rampage and Enid made a clean
sweep OF the series, winning today's
game IG TO 0.
Score by innings; r. II. e.
Springfield 600 900 000---O 4 3
Enid . lies oil O2x--16 10 0
Batteries--Jones. Grim and
White: Songer ana Diamond, Has
lev
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smith Beats Jnmnlca Kid,

. DAYTON, Ohio. Aug, 21.--Jeft
smith defeated Jamaica Kid here last
night receiving referees decision.
Smith winning every round of the
l2-round bout.
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zDatted for ". Collins In fifth,
INFLATED for Russell in ninth.
Score by innings:
Detroit ...............oio 2OIO lille
Boston ......... 1000 O3 0 600
Summary: Runs---Blue e. Cn.-hsI,
Cobb, Veach Z. Heilinann g. Jones, Rigney,
Bassler, johnson 2. Menosky, Fewster,
Chaplin. Errots-Leibold 2, Burns, Harris,
Fewster. Chaplin. Two-base hits--Cutshuw,
yeach, Jones, Three-base hlts-Hellmann,
TO Burns. Pratt TO Mitchell TO Burns,
Cutshaw TO Blue, Chaplin to Pratt to
Fewster to Pratt. Bases on balls-Of
Johnston 6, off Collins 2, off Fullerton /.
OFF Russell /. Struck out--By johnson 2,
by Collins !.
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For grading dirt roads Michlgan
man has designed a scrRper that can
be mounted under q motor truck,
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Indians 81 nuffnincs Z.

OMAHA, Aug 2i.--E'rrors proved costly
ana omaha lost the frat game Of tho
series with Oklahoma city here today. .
10 2.
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summary Runs-~kOpt MathnNlhe,
Cntey Russell, Traynor, Guoch. Errors
Kopf. Traynor, Two base hit--Maranvillc
Home run-Traynor. Double plays-Ford
to Holko, Nolke to Ford 10 Holke, Tier
ney TO haranvine TO Grimm, Bases on
balla-On Oesohger 6. oft Hamilton 1.
Evening star., 1922-08-18
HERE TODAY:
BROWNS BEAT NATIONALS

Speaker pilots his tribe of Indians into town for
of three the arrival of the
for the Nationals with
judged by the
meetings Whent they here nearly
three battles although the
Cleveland
the Mlanes to the
of FIVE Erickson and
Mogridg nxes slaughter
ahead of the Ma
for the White lead them but three games
beyond the the local lights but
will million miles the Grif
suchas of vestefday -
Evening star., 1922-08-18

Today was the first time the Amer
ican team has had an opportunity Of
visiting the Pershing stadium, where
the meet will be held, while the Eng
lish Czechoslovakian and Swiss teams
have all had workouts there. The
American girls found the track much
slower than that Of the Colombes
stadium where they had been holding
regular practice.
Miss Rathbone Of the Panama team,
slipped on the soft cinders today
while practicing for the hundred-yard
dash and wrenched her ankle. She
may be unable to participate in Sun
days competition.
Miss Floreida Batson, captain Of the
American team, was out for the first
time for practice today since she
day after her arrival in Paris. Her
ankle is still weak. but she expects
to be in first-class shape by Sunday
DR.. Harry Eaton Stewart. the teams
coach and medical adviser, gave the
girls strenuous workouts in all the
events on the program. He said he
realized all the teams were fairly
evenly matched. Many first places
are conceded to the other teams, but
the Americans are pinnng their faith
on accommodating enough points to win
the meet by winning seconds and
thirds. The hundred-yard dash is
generally conceded to Miss Lines of
England, who has been regularly
turning in better than IL seconds for
this event.