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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-09-28

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JERUSALEM TO
HAVE NEWSPAPER

Jerusalem soon is to have daily
newspaper published in English. 1t
will be owned and edited by an Am
erican woman, Mrs. Gatling of New
York, who has spent several months
in Palestine studying local conditions.
Mrs Gatling has paid $25O,O0O for
a building to be used for her venture.
The presses and other mechanical
equipment for the paper are now on
their way from the United States.
The Fourth Estate.
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We whoop it up for our particular
candidate until we elect him to pub
lie office.
AS long as he follows our advice
he is O. K.
When he develops mind of his
own, or listens to the advice OF
others, he is N. G.
Isn't that about the size of 1t!
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dues by some one else. This money
is to be used to buy new piano for
the school. and we want to get ii
as soon as possible.
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SDeciQZ Lou Prices This Week

Besides Neponset Carpet there are Neponset
Rugs at special prices and Neponset wood borders
for Administer and velvet rugs All at special prices
100 PER CENT WATERPROOF
Neponset is not merely waterproof on top and
bottom but guaranteed 100 per cent perfect-water-
proof all the way through. Water cannot fade the
handsome Neponset coors; it will not dim the hand
some Neponset patterns that housewives all over
the country are so enthusiastic about neither will
water soak in and injure it in any way because
Neponset is 100 per cent waterproof. Once you put
this 100 per cent floor covering down. it's bound to
please and last
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-16
Dog Race Results

First race; purse t25, three ak
teenths mlle-Wild Fire, first. cicero,
second. Blue Devil third. Time 81.
ROmping Tom, Foxy Wrinkle and
Mr.. Pinkney Heir also ran.
Second race. purse $40; quarter
mile Flirting Roy, first. Pay Cash.
second. Miss Bod. third. Time 2T as.
Cloudy weather, Champ Clark md
Imp FnlrchauCo also ran.
Third race; purse t25; three six
tecnths mile--Jenkins Queen. first
Friendly Fox, second. Western wave.
third. Time 90 as. Kid Fox, Shoe
string and Poarlne also ran.
Fourth race: purse $50: quarter
milc--Billy Parton, first; Black Dia-
mond. second. Cannon Ball third.
Time q 3-5. Troublceome Fortune.
Holcns Fortune and Miss Buck also
ran.
Firth race: purse $40; five-slx-
tcenths mile--Monument, first. Os-
car Cannon, second: Crosspatch,
third. Time 80. Betty J. Hazel w
and Rosy star also ran.
sixth race. purse s25: three-slx
tecnths mile-Tulsa Bug, first (:
Cheerful Moments. second. Dutch
Bergman. third. Time 10 As. Black
Jack, Soborhcad and Chas. Liston
also ran
Seventh race; purse $40: quarter
mile-Articles Lady first, Billy
Cabin. second. Speckels, third. Tim0
81 3-5 Dandelion, Stemwinder aud
Busy Manager also ran.
Eighth race: purse f25: three-six-
toenths mlle--Night Rider. first
Alice Cannon. second; Posing Nose,
third. Time 10 As. Sunkist. Speedy
Cannon and Chick Bradley also ran.
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SARAzEN PICKED
TO MEET JOCK
IN CHAMPIONSHIP
Favorites Continue to
Perform in Approved
Style in Match

OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 15.--Gene Sarazen,
open champion, and Jock Hutchin-
son. former British champion, are
picked as finallsts in the professions
al Golfers Association championship
at the Oakmont Golf club this after
noon.
Gene Sarazen. open champion,
Jock Hutchinson OF Chicago,
Emmett French OF Youngs-
town, Ohio, and Bobby Cruickshank
of New Jersey were among the
prominent survivors. All play today
was at 80 holes.
Sarazen after being held to n
close match with Frank Sprogeil OF
Memphis, being only ] up at the
eighteenth hole, forged ahead and
won, s to 7.
Hutchinson defeated Harry
Hampton OF Detroit s to 3. Both
scored poorly. At the twenty seventh
hole Jock was only one up, but he
then made a spurt, taking four in
the next six holes.
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Two out when winning run scored.
hatted for Lindberg In ninth.
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WICHITA. kan, Aus. 15.-Joe
Berger, manager OF the Wichita
team OF the Western league since
1918, late last night turned In his
resignation, effective at once and
Howard Gregory, veteran pitcher OF
the Western league, was appointed
TO succeed him temporarily. Berger.
however, will continue as shortstop
on the team Berger gave as his
reason for reslgning the poor play
Ing OF his team mates recently. Dur
ing the time ho has served as man
ager the wichita club has never fin
ished below third place. winning the
penhant last seAson.
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Hrillcr to White Sox,

OKMULGEE, Aug. l5.-Homer
Blankensh!p, pitcher OF the Okmul-
gee team of the Western association,
has been sold to the Chicago White
Sox club, officials announced to-
night, The purchase price was
quoted as $4,000. lie will report to
Chicago at the CLOSE OF the present
Western association seasos. Blank
enship is a brother of Ted Blanken-
snip, at present a member ,of the
White Sox pitching staff. He is 10
years old.
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Wllls Hnrls One.Hit Gnmc.

OKMULGEE, Aug. 15.-Tom Wills
held the Pawhuska Indians to a lone
nit, pop single by Roy Parker IN
the seventh Inning past second. while
his team mates fell on Howard for
six singles in a row and a triple by
Mealey in the fifth giving the locals
four runs, the locals winning. 70 0.
Score by innings: II. II. r.
Pawhuska 1000 600 0O0--0 1 1
Okmulgee ..100 140 OOx--6 Q /
Batteries-Howard and Dundon;
Wills and Agnew.
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BOEHLER HANGS UP
NEW HURLMG MARK
IN WESTERN LEAGUE
Mclaughlin Gives Way to Pinch Hitter in Eighth and
Tulsa Ace Won His 30th Game; Bennett Poles Out
22nd Homer; Base Balls Forces in Winning Run
in Unfinished Rally

Jack Leve!ts Oilers made IT clean sweep OF the Dem
and George Boeher hung up Western league
pitching record when the league-lcadng Tusans fought
from behind in the ninth inning and scored two in
unfinished rally that gave the locals TO verdict
the Bears and kept Tulsa at the top in the pennant dash
Mclaughlin way TO pinch hitter in the eighth and
Boehler Tusas hurng sent into the battle with
the local combine trailing in the count His victory yester
day broke record which has stood for l3 years Regain
Omaha % games in 1903 and Lange, Des Mones tied
the mark in 1909 Todays game Boeher's number 30
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MONUMENT WINS
FAST RACE FROM
SPEEDY ENTRIES
Tulsa Bug Upsets Dope
in Sixth Race and
Cops First Cash

Monument ran away from a fast
Held In tho feature race last night
az Continent park and took f,Tst
money from oscar Cannon. Croes-
patch, Betty J, Hazel w. and Rosy
star a. ". Haden's hound took the
lead from tho start and was never
header
Tulsa BuE had m easy time In the
sixth race. The Bug was of last
but took the lead on the first turn
and won with three lengths 10
spare.
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CoffeyviiIe q, BnrtlrsyilJe 2

CoFFEYVILLE, Kan. Aug. 15.s--
Coffeyviile gave thrlaub brilliant
support today and won the fourth
straight from Bartlesville, 6 to 3.
score by innings: r. II. +.
Bartlesville ..101 001 00--3 .
Coffeyville ,.l02 003 00x-6 3 1
Batteries-Atchley and Cashion;
Uhrlaub and Ennis.
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FnIls TO Swim ChnnncI.

BOuLOGNE, France, Aug. 15.-
George Michels, French long dis
tance swimmer, who set out for
Boulogno last night, in an attempt
20 swim the English channel, was
forced to give up the attempt at .
o'clock this morning. This was the
third unsuccessful attempt he had
made In a fortnight TO make tho
channel dash, lie was overcome by
rough water and was picked up
nearly exhausted,
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SpmInro Coca Tn

WACO. Texas, Aug. 15.--"Jimmy"
Kendrick, who has won fame locally
for having hit 81 home RUNS in semi
pro baseball this season has been
signed by the Cleveland Indians and
will report at once. He is an out
fielder.
Kendrick has also been signed to
play with the Canton professional
football team after the baseball sea-
son. He was star halfback for
Texas a. & NJ. college in 1915.
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Lads We're Fighting.

Lads We're Fighting.
Although playing an up hin game
most of tho way the local s'uZgorH
sCrapped every inch OF the way and
fought for everything they got In the
way OF breaks. Time after time.
stuart Crosby ana tclivelt hoped
onto Lewis when they figured he
was wrong.
Denver started scoring first aud
it looked like the Rlcky Mountain
lads had finally shaken tho ink that
has settled over them every time
s,poe they stepped of The Frisco
here. This was the last invasion
OF Bin Rogers Grizzlies and they
we're turned back In every one Of
the three sorios without taking one,
lone, single. Isolated game.
Leave on Road Trip.
Today's game was tho final ftny
OF the present home stay, aud the
Oilers leave tonight on n long road
trip which will take them around
the northern half OF the circuit be-
fore they drop into McNu''y park
for n session before home folks
about September /. The oilers are
idle tomorrow. ana open their in
vasion OF the north Thursday at
Omaha.
Denver chnlkod M couple Of
runs In the opening session before
Mclaughlin and his support settled
down and then registered two more
in tho second on an error, "A walk
and two or three singles Tulsa rock
ed along sCoreloss until tho third
when Bennett started things right
by lifting one over the right field
wall.
Things began to happen thick and
Fast in the fourth round. Bnuman
was safe on Cartwrlght'a boot.
stuart singled 90 left, Crosby was
out on three whiffs Mclaughlin
popped an easy one TO Wright. BEN
nett drove hot one through Pat
terson. With the bases full and two
down, Thompson singled 10 right and
all three runners scored. Thompson
scored from first moment later
when Davis doubled 20 right Tulsa
was one run ahead Lamb popped
an easy one to O'Bricn, and the rally
ceased.
Bears Come BACK.
In the very next inning tho visitors
came back strong. Wright famed.
Long walked but was forced mt
second by Patterson. Kerr singled to
conter. Cartwright singled through
P'ufhiRs VII ~ Npublt NltHls tbIlNTlEni
trotted TO second and Tulsa had Kerr
dead 10 rights when Crosby faxed a
throw to second ana tossed 10 Me-
Laughlin In the box, but he booted
the throw and Kerr counted and put
Denver one run ahead
Things rocked along this way un-
III the ninth and II looked like the
Bears would shake tho jinx and
chalk up one victory here for the
season--but this was not TO he.
Ninth Wns the Inning.
Boehler trotted to tho mound and
retired tho side after giving one base
on balls and allowing enc single.
Then came the ninth. Trailing
the Bears by one tally. Tulsa started
things. Thompson walked. Davis
singled to center. Lamb popped to
Kerr. Lelivclt was purposely walked,
after big conference. Baumnn
placed n perfect sacrifice down the
first base line, scoring Thompson
and was safe when Cartwright fumh-
led the bali. with tho score tied,
voorhees, blew and offered stuart
four wide ones, forcing In Davis with
the winning run.
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Yankers e. Tigers I.

NEW YORK. Aug, Meusers homer
IN the ninth which tied tbe score. and
Elmer Smiths circuit drive IN the tenth
gave the New York Yankees q 2.l victory
over the Detroit Tigers to-day. Basslsr's
muff Of Aeuseis foul In the ninth gave
Hoh lift and he then lined out the ty-
Polo grounds rs Yankee, Elmer smith
substituting for Babe Ruth, who is still
recovering from his recent operation
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Willard ~ WATCH Chnmp,

Los ANGELES, Aug, l5,--If Jess
willard, former heavyweight boxing
champion can arrange his business
affairs In time, he and Gene Doyle,
who is In charge OF Wizards train
ing camp, plan to leave here next
week for Michigan city, Ind. TO wit
ness the Dempsey Brennan contest
on Labor day. II the trip is made
willard plans to personally chal-
lenge the winner
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MnIknr Gcts Two

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.--Ciar-
ence Walker, leftfielder OF the Ath-
letics. slammed out two homo runs
In the double,header with Cleveland
today, running his total for the sea-
son up to q. The first homer came
In the ninth inning OF the first
game and the second IN the fourth
inning OF the second game.
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McAicster I. Enid q.

MALESTER, Aug, 15.--With the
score tied In the ninth and the bases
fun. Cowan went wild and walked
in the winning run, giving McAlester
the final game OF the series, 20 g..
Home runs by Tullus and Yuma each
finding man on base gave Nc
Alester an early lead.
Score by innings; r. ". r..
Enid .......002 0i0 2Ol.-6 . 0
Nc Alestcr 200 201 Oil-7 8 .
Batteries-Cowan and Diamond;
Shahan, Bogart and Aday.
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Dcmnscr Starts TrnInIne.

MICHIGAN CITY, md, AUG, 10,
Jack Dempsey. heavyweight cham
pion, today settled into the grind Of
training for his l0-round bout with
Bill Brennan here on Labor day
afternoon. Dempsey has rented
big cottage along the lake. Brennan
also IL in training.
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NImsI,ngec Tnkcs FtnnI.

MUSKOGEE Aug. l5,--Rachac
not only held Sapulpa TO four hits,
but his double In the ninth inning
drove In the winning run, Muskogee
taking the fourth straight game, ?
to l.
Score by innings: r. II. F.
Sapulpa 1000 900 OO1--l 1
Muskogee ... 900 900 10l--2 Q 3
Batteries-Albanese and Funk;
Rachac and Nichols,
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 70
Ed (Strangler) Lewis. heavyweight
wrestler champion, last night threw
Jatrlnda GObar, Hindu aspirant in
two straight falls, the first IN 81
minutes as seconds and the second
In II minutes as seconds.
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siOsI City


NMooge out for interference
NNbstted Tor Edy In eleventh.
Score by innings
Oklahoma City ,...lOi 0i0 600 QO--l
summary; Runs-Hamilton .. HeihlnE-
way, ostergard 2. Pitt ?, Ginglardi Tate.
Errors--Hsmilton Hemingway. Palmer,
ShanEling Roettger, Tate. Krueger Two
base hits tts-Hemingwsy. Palmer, shangling
Tesar, Ginglardi, Pitt. Tate. Sacrifice hits
query. Metz. Rrueger 2. Long. stolen
Elsh ,, ostergsrd,
Query, Pitt 2, Tate, Base on bslls--Off
Edy =. by Roetiger s. Wild pltch-Edy.
Passed ball-sRangllng query Long,
Runs and hts-Off Edy Z and In II
innings, Oft Allen l and In inning, Los.
ing piteher--Allen. Double plays--Nioote
Windle and Mcdaniel, Long. Tate and
krueger Roettgcr and Metz, Elsh and
Hemingway Hamilton, Palmer and Metz.
Query and Aetz Left On bases--Sioux
city 7, oklahoma city 10. Time--giiO.
umpiros-Hnlmes and Ormsby.
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IndInnr nnd AihIrllc- anIIi.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ib-Cleveland
and Philadelphia divided double head
today, tho former winning the first game,
~ to T. and Philadelphia the second,
TO 4.
Cieyeisnd pounded four local pitchers
for ib hits IN the first game. including
Lindsay were hit hard IN the second con.
trst Clarence trulicD Walker made his
twenty.sixth home run In the first game
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DIVIDE
D0UBLE-HEADER
WITH SENATORS
Yanks Take Ten-Inning
Game From Tigers; ,
White Sox Win

WAFHtNG1oN AuE f5-si foui. spift
even In double header hsrs today
winning to after being defeated In
the opener. 90 / Zachary proved = ruz-
El~ to the visitors IN me urat game while
he locals we're ban,sd ~ Davis While
francis was nv hard and frequently.
first Game.
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HOIST
INDIAN SIGN TO
DEFEAT GIANTS
Cubs Take Holiday Card
From Braves; Reds
Blank Phillies

PITrSHuRGH, Aug 1s.-pittsbursb
by hard hitting defeated New York todsy
shaking off the hOodoo that Arthur NsEi
has held on them for years Neh' va.
knocked out OF the box in the second tp-
ming. Cooper was IN good form hoidiyg
In the ninth. In the eighth inning Tierrsv
knocked home run scoring Russell. who
had tripled.
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CHICAGO. Aug, 15.--ChicRgo took both
games OF a double. header from Boston TO-
day by scores OF to o and s TO ., res
pectively. The double victory placed the
cubs In a half game OF the leaders.
Kaufman allowed only four hits IN
the game while Chicago punched it's hits.
The locals Jumped into the lead in the
second game by hitting opportunely be-
hind bases on balls and an error, with
some daring base running.
First Game
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chis,se


IpiaN ~ 70 ~ ~ ln'AI " lh ~ ~
xBatted FOR Mcclellan In elghth.
sRattcd Tor Ferguson In sixth.
zgBattcd Tor leibold In sixth.
INFLATED Tor W Collins IN ninth.
Score by innings
Nhlthgo sHFHf'fstssfr sNsA V-u 1-i-lH
boston FffEss..ssss.ss a-Vu ltI Will
summary Two-bnse hits--sheely, Mo-
Clrllan, Schalk, Pratt - Three base hits
-Schalk. g. Harris. Double plays Me-
Clellan to u, collins, Schslk 20 Mcclellan,
Mitchell 10 Burns, Bases on bals-Otf
Robertson /, Off Courtney I. OF Blank
enship !. or Quinn J. OF Russell 1. Off
Ferguson ! Struck out-Ry Robertson l.
by Blsnkenship 2, by Quinn l. by Pen,
mock 1. by W. Collins g. Runs-Mulligan,
MoStil. u. Collins ., Hooper g. shrely 4,
Faik s. Mcclellan Z, Schalk Blankenship
Faber Mitchell, burns 2, Pratt @ J Hat.
ris, Menoshy ?, Fewstsr, Ruel Miller
Error--E. Collins
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SIattsd for sullivan IN eighth.
NSiiatted for Eckhaft IN ninth.
Score by innings!
Cleveland 80. .......Oia 600 tGi--il
Philadelphia ...........000 600 09l- I
Summary. Two.base hits Wood. Guisto,
ONeil, Miller. Homo runS--Wwd. O'NeiI,
Walker. Double plRyH--I. Sewell to
WHmhsganss to Guisto 2. Wamhsganss TO
Guisto. Bases on balls-Ou Heimach 9,
Oft Morton g. off Sullivan /. struck out
By Naylor 2. by HeimaCh I, by Morton
g. Nuns--Ipmiesnn, Evans, wambsganss
q speaker. stephenson. !, Sewoll Wood
2 O'Neil . Young Walker, HAuser.
Dykes. Etrors-Welch. Perkins. Sullivan.
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Matted for O'Nell in eighth,

IBatted for O'Neill in eighth.
Score by innings:
pueN'H su"v VVO ON0--N
Chicago ..,.............0il 200 OiN-5
Summary: Two-base hits--O Farrell 2.
Home run-Hollocher, Double play--Terry
to Holocher 10 Grimes Bases on balls
OFT Watson ?, off Kaufman. ?. struck
out-By Watson 2, by Kaufman O. by
Braxton /. Runs-HOlocher HeathcGte.
Frioerg, Krug o'Farrell. Error-Nlchol-
son.
Second Game
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Score BY Innings;
Boston ......... .......00o 90: io0--s
Chicago ........,,..,,,,3l0 900 22N--s
summary: Home run---Grimes. Double
plays-O'Farrell 20 Houocher. Grimes 20
Hollocher to Grimes, Cheeves 10 Grimes.
Bases on balls-OH Mcnamara g.. off
Jones !, off Cheeves .. Struck out-By
Jones 3, by Mcnamara .. by Cheeves !.
Runs Powell, Holke, Mcnamara, Holloeh-
er, Terry Grimes 2, Heathcote. Friberg,
krug. O'Farreil. Error-Krug.
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WICHITA. Aug. l6.--Omaha bumped
three Wichita hurlers hard and took the
Una! EaTuo % the series, IL 20 g. II was
the flrst game wichita had played under
the management Of Howard Gregory. who
relieved Joe Berger, manager for the To-
cal club for the past five years Dlssen-
tion In team caused Bergers resignation.
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NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. l5.--W. II.
Davis took the feature match today
from q. II, Wortheim, go, 0-6, 6-S,
in the Newport Casino invitation
title tournament.
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SnIInn 5. untchInson 1.

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Aug. Is
Lundgron dealt 10 strikeouts and the
Shockers lost the final game OF the
series 20 Salina today. to /,
Score by innings: II. II, F..
Sallna ........O0l 0O4 0O0--5 II I
Hutchinson 900 001 000---1 3 .
Batteries--Lundgren and walsh;
Dempsey Miller and Crlttenden.
nutarfn1t
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Summary Two.bsss hit-JudEe. Three
base hit-Sisler uAsesf on balls-Ot
Davis Z, OF Francis g. struck out-ny
Davis 8. Runs-Gsrbor ?. Jacobson. Nc
hanus 4 Davis rockinpaugh. Errors
Harris Pohtinpaugh, Francis
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SAINTS GALLOP
OFF WITH GAME
FROM BOOSTERS
Sioux City Noses Out
Ahead of Oklahoma
City in Fast Battle

ST JOSEPH, Aug. i6.--The Saints end
cd their long home stay by coming from
behind IN the ninth inning today, scoring
three runs and beating Des Molnes In
tho final game of the series. I 10 g. Five
hurlers participated In tho exhibition
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Hons 0. Midgcts 8.

HENRY ETA. Aug. I5. Henry
eta hatted Rolf hard and scored at
Will. winning the last game OF the
Score by innings! r. II. T..
Springfield ..00l 900 oils 3 3
Henryetta ..2l0 200 f3x--9 16 3
Ratterles-Rolr and Campbell;
Hayes and NJ. Il. Tuck,
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Western League.
Ar TtIsA 7. DENVER q.
Al 81. Joseph I. Des Moines q.
AZ Wichita 3. Omaha ~.
A. Oklahoma city 4. SlouB city 8.
National League.
Al Pittsburgh 6, New York ..
AZ Cincinnati o. Philadelphia ..
At Chicago b-s, Boston O-3.
only games scheduled.
American League,
At WaIingtou 6i, st. Louis II,
~ New York z, Detroit /.
Al Philadelphia ~, Cleveland ii-l
AZ Boston II, Chicago 10.
American Association.
At Columbus 2, ~. Paul 8.
At indianapolis I, Kansas city 4
A. Toledo o. Minneapolis 7.
At Louisville 6, Milwaukee s.
southern Associate
Al Chattanooga ., Nashville o.
A. Little Rock ~. New orleans OIL,
AZ birmingham 10, atlanta l.
only three games gchcdultd.
Texas League.
A. Galveston T. DALLAS 2.
At houston . Shreveport
At san Antonio 2, wichita Falls 10.
At Fort worth g. beaumont O.
Western tsso, iation,
AZ Okmulger Il. HHwhuska 0,
At McAlostcr z. Enid q.
A. HenrNettn p. Springfield 8
At Fort Smith II, Joplin &.
Southwestern League.
AZ Muskugee :. Snpulpa 1.
Al Hutchinson ], Sallna b,
AZ independence 0. Topeka g.
At Coffcyvlllo 6, partleSyillo 8.
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Omaha
Wichita,

NBatted for SellArs in ninth.
Score by innings;
Omaha ...............232 31i ii0--l4
Nlchlta ., s.s.s....,, 200 900 O2l- b
summary; Runs-Gislasnn 2, Bates 8.
Grantham 2. Griffin, Manush 2, Wilcox
Spencer :, nkrie. Washhurn 2. East g
Mcdowell Errots--WashbuTn .. Butler.
Maun, SelHrs, Sacrifice hits--Bates Grtf-
fin, Manush. Apperzon, Wilcox ?. Two
base hits-Bates ?. Grantham, Appersun,
Spencer washhurn. East, Mcdowell.
Home Tun--Branthsm, East stolen bases
Wilcox. HTS and runs-On Maun 7 and
In ? Ia innings. off Mcdonnell and 4
in Ia innings Off Sellsrs q aud In
ia innings. struck out--Ry pkrie g.
by Maun /. by seiiars 2 Base on balls
OF Okrte T. or Maun /, off Sellars g
Left on bases--wichlta T. Omaha II.