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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
nAsctes Asp REGULARS
woRk Az VIVA

Ntse fssAs ian ii Marital aw
Invoked ~ eluserpor ra, II Ssn y
Mesla snt fhe aii e,neirY sHfaast
ms t h'-aass - ihe aIlsfed prevail
epee u raefaal bw ti,lasoa. tesla
lesaiia1 IL 81 esefas q uaasalrahist
from shs tafrileFF uu,isr military eea
ua ar.pri'n9 - paslanal auarf X
fiesFa whe p0tintd the noiles Asaar
menis of sesefai ressa cities a. ess
lefr ~ tae Arrival ~ aialaeiaa.
characters fa'm hers
Fpaflasa resas nanfprs uho Ner,
rarff'ae uat tha trrina ol tha sussr.
nNa pcsIamallen wvrs relnf.resl
'eaaY hY farsy meu - lhe h.aarsar
tors unnp fry slsih cavalry hsi
t'de resas nsllonAl fuafd nrgxs
i'er oeaeral lAeoh . Walters - iha
4A,laral gaanl placed Ia command ~
ihe Situation ~ Governor Mott nali
'he sffupu eeatl b. used in saasilae
rla"Hera ehila shp search fof alleged
'aw elolnsrrs waa couAmted ~ ths
nugefa
oenefsl Walters sald manlelfaI -
NtlAlH wFre 80 operailBx with lhn
military and ihat conditions here osru
normal TIE pfeseBi form ~ mar,l.t
lne y mlld ons. AMI ararr. issues
" ihe mt'sary emphnslfa - that i.
climate fnssnes ahAu contnue Win
'ni lniFrrariloa tut that there may
''1 no eaufihs - runs % amanitla,
- idllnF atrvr assemblies are efs.
hlhlted rsseft e. rni -nqplrus ~
rltiiens IN tie inlNlafY area
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
ONLY TAN hRE LICENSED
rs NEW pRuccisrJ

Only ten from q elias ~ ssY niy.
made grades sni ti.ug them = q fssD-
'ai certificate a. a regisi red pharma
eist. a. The examination held Decem
ber p ana -. t was aanoanc 4
Thursday - " q Barrrti. - sreiar
of the state board 20 pharmacy fin
~ q elass of SIXTY made sradea "a
ttling them to certificate a. aafiat
ant registered pharnaqsts IL next
meeting will D. held April - aud .s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
Woman Charged
Win Shooting Babe
In Mothers arms

saiehuf aotk. A. Jan "a s-ssss
cfsss Travis 49, ueass esilss
oasrd ssday hefs sNafass ~san ,hs
fasai sAeeiiaa ~ a. snfaes sa,ls ~
~fs . > cnaney. ~ha 49, a.,
snot fusr times ~hiis aAaa.na ~
ths toofssaf % hsf hoee ~iih tns
hshf n Aef afms ealiss sag -
msst|s tfauhls ~as ths cause - Ne
sNsetleo ~ Travis altee,ptsd
% sno hss 10 hY hanrlea snia
veil follssiau shs sroatlna A. Z
Sustained severe lrluth~. ara
ffasis HaY receiver phssesses say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
chlcShsnA RAIL nsn
RETURNING TO WORK

'hfkaaha. Jan is Pursuant 10 ,
can ISSUED bF company ngrfl4ls.
iesnsy fisn noek isl4sa shapmsn
who we're lald utf nrcently have ~.
turned T. vnk others sooa vii b.
ordered back. 4 uss reported The
shors. after hslns closed dosn several
days ~ q result of the slice ia ~
foree are nos being yperasea nv
fAyn each weea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
ANOTHER nURofr At
OKLAHOMA CITY TO-DAY

pklahema rit san ~ Ear. IS
iaker. q lahet ellnlfed FREE fiThia
~ steps under construction here this
m"ru'ns aad shot bullet flon a
revolver Iuis Thomas inrns another
iAihcf eork'ns on ihe bail ilag
haher thsn descended haadel hs
rls'or "a the contractor and aakei
that enc police be not .lrd A charge
oi murder Asa filed srainsi Haker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
hoiiI PIP DIMt>DID
bi Federal JlDGI

Npstorse Jan % Deelarlnr bs
had fissfsd z rnsi ts cents miaois
90 "i"raie ihe federal sonit ~ about
80 80 hour ~ q ss hour session
J'ire Robert &. Williams annaunc.
from 'hs heuch ioday that atiornsys
"'nli h' compelled % spesd thlass
up 9" r'd'lse lbe cosi 10 % cents d
minHir
me Fnfefameni needs the money
af'd Jadre Williams Three hundred
collars a day - too much
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
Ford Would Buy
The Entire
French Nary

Wan aasnn. jan. fa@rhe French
government has approached Nerfy
Ford ~ cable asking II ne ~ouli
Consider purchasing ~ navy shlpl
Afief announcing thr request here,
Mr Ford said he hsa replied tha,
uoiess hs eooiu boy The entire
French uasy. ne would not be IN
iseested - iot lots No ans~ef
tc his eabir has been fsea,yed. Ne
said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
SUPREME COUNCIL -Alrs
AS FRENCH DESERT

Comes. Jan is-The supreme
ccslncil todey examined the situation
created hy the departure % the
departure of the French deleratlo on
and ruled that decisions on which a
complete agreement had been reached
vonld become operative especially
that regarding the Genoa conference
fo- which Premier Ronomi ~ itai ~.
wes charred To issue invitations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
ANOTHER FATAL AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT; ONE KILLED

Ila'linger. Tex. Jan le - nfgr0n
Knowles. -. was Instantly Killed and
MS brother Homer and the latter
wife seriously injured las, niFht when
their automobile overturned on the
Bailingev-Abilrne highway - mile.
north Of here Knowles was on his
way from san Angelo 70 Roby. where
he was 70 take over management of
q newspaper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
Newberry Wins

Nashlngton Jan 4 ~ q scan,
majority ~ five votes Truman a.
>e~soerry ~as declared rsgulariy
e.eesed and legsl member of The sen
et@ of the United States late ,ssier
day The vote whteh Is shown bcioa
~es - to a. Senator o~en ~ on
lahonia voted aga.nsi Newherr, ana
Senator Herrad Cor him Nine re-
fablicans Joined the f,emosrats n
voting against N<wlerrs
The vote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

Cannes. Jan. i3-pflme Minissef
lloyd George viii leave cannes for
London Il o'clock ,hls evening llr
may. Il Is stated. stop in Paris IN
route to confer with President Miller.
ana and with VI. Poncslre. who L.
forming a cabinet 10 "a coed the
Rrland ministry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
CARDINAL GIBBONS LGFr
ESTATE OF sils.zss

baltimore Mr. Jan. - The total
amoant Of the lnscntorled estate q,
the hate Cardinal Gibbons II sias.
1850. according 10 the Inventory anf
admln'stration filed yesterday IN o.
phana court b the executors. RIxh,
Rev. owen d. corlaxan and Revies.
Louis u stleknsy aud Easene ! Goa
|ne.ll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
t.ooo GALLONS WINE
FOUND IN BANK SAFE

Youngstown, o. Jan is.-Poiice To-
day were removing from hank hero
400 gallons OF wine. discovered In I,
fsid Wednesday night The bank
which deals largely in foreivn er-
change. Is operated nv James Depas-
.rale who w0s arrested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
CHARGED WITH THEFT or
ovERcoAr. VAN pRuFF JAILED

Ralph Van DnIff charged with the
theft OF Guy Goochs overcoat from a
pool hall in this city some tine ago
was arrested by Sheriff Robertson a,
Oklahoma City last night ana IL 70
jail here today He pleaded not
guilty and will be held for trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

Federal reserve ioard declared +,
~ January nalleun that the moat
"1roafsglne feature of the busln.s,
si'Hntion q iho or'nine of 1899 4 Thar
4 roaiilfs foundation has Apparently
Teen established fpon which 10 balld
ing banking end business develop
mont during the year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
Great Britain
Must Hid France
In Stress Tunes

ps~k Jsr. iS.-rhse tess - the
proposed Anglo Frsseh treaty.
erssehl 70 paris b, ~. ariand from
caanes ~ss rnacs pashlse to-day. a
preslcca thst Great Brisaln snsil
Gene imnaso.stsly 10 the a,u ~
France IN case % dire<t sna unrro.
sossc aggression ~ German,
against franeh tseri,ors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

Washington. Jan. IA decrease y
trade balance OF the United States
during 1891, was indicated in the fore
i'm. trade statistics for Decemb.r. is.
sued today By the commerce defart-
ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
sARRAur TO REMAIN
as FRENCH ENVOY

Washington. Jan. Pre'ide-.
Minerana Of France has dir>cted A.
sarraui. heod Of the Preach deiera
ton. "a continue In thar eAlacty an
ia the end of u.e Washington con
ference. Instructions % this eflect
were received today n a cAhlegram
from Il. Driarf. ietlr.n~ French
premier. uho continues under Fsenca
rrocelure % exercise the functions -
his office until his successor takes
up rs duties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

Assslr. fsss.. Iar. a nas,.si a..
viii rseslu - fsres 81 assla aal4
ever, vintage - laslsssnsss ls s~eps
iree sveN saeAfs fsot ~ Nsxla som
mueltf eessfAas Nefl aeslAses "a
faf - = s'aiswsat sspialelea ~
ne aetisfsa maftial is~ sssssfass a.
Nssla 49, ths sufrouealas ssaetsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
JAY PIONEER DIES

Jay. Jan. Is.-sam Curry. y years
cid former confederate roid.er. who
lived seven miles east Of jay. diei
this week at Southwest city. No
eighteen miles northeast OF here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

SIX senators we're rjaired, three r.
trbicans. Chow OF Pennsylvania. Dl-
Pont Delaware. and Moses OF New
Hampshire. being paired for Senator
New berry with Senators Kendrick %
Wyoming. Stanley Of Kentucky ani
Reed az Missouri. AGAINST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

erlng The fundamental courses ~ study
TINS viii Definitely classify the school
The inspectors Will recure from county
superintenfl'nts the names ~ schools
rural. consolidated. village and city
and from a representative group thus
obtained viii arrive accurately ~ the
status Ut The sehools'in the county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

Neotres carrcni'ef hnrke4 Uui
C%orec cook. Australian heastueira
IN the foa-ih rcund "a lnndoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

a fores q Texas ranger manun.
ei 'narilal law 70 Mcxa 81 ,it, if
1oooa There was little 40 fsment
nd no disturbance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
Teaching Force Included

This Information Is 70 be- sent 70
Washington and from Il the program
for the state j. 70 be evolved. An
extensive clerical force will be re-
quired for short time to make graphs
and tabuIstions which will be drawn
up here. According A. " r Badwcn.
assistant federal commissioner Of edu-
cation, who came to Oklahoma recent
~ TO confer with school men Of the
state relative 10 the movement. the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13
German
Payments
Delayed


Cannes. Jan. i3-rhe allied rep
srstlsns esmmission at een'erener
mere sedss. seeioes to grant pro
sss.snsl Delay 10 Germany On her re-
arstseas account.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

Former rrrslasnl polaeses ,enia
lively a.rs-.d "a fofm heu fsen,h
cabInet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

New Orleans. Jan 13.-Touighf fair
Saturday sair, rising temperature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

AAied salreu,r rUlu q adlmrae ;
indefinitely after reoe.pi 81 5 Vt U
'he RESIGNATION 81 Premier nflsni oi
France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-13

The senate ae'hrad fuu ~
Nevberfy enliiieign enc saf he nov
holaa msde the haNls 0f eaniati ~
Hi,nn iefd ~ democratic anl nurNt
n ths leN Michigan election Th
ADIn "a q y az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
& on1Tnittee orT11S
Game Schedule
For Fairgrounds
Baseball, Indoor Baseball and
Bat Ball Keep Diamonds
Busy.

At the regular weekly meeting Of
playground supervisors held Satur-
day morning the following schedules
IOr inter-playground contests were
announced:
senior Mems Indoor, Gas p. m.
Washington VS.. Howard. at Leeper,
July 1Siat J. y. Oliver, July "a.
j. -. Oliver Us. Haley. at j. ID. o..
July Is, at Leeper. July "A. Howard
rs. j. ID. Oliver at Leeper July 10, at
j. d. Oliver July %. Washington Us.
Haley at J. -. oliver July 10; at
Leeper July %. Haley VS.. Howard
at Leeper July 20. at J. ID. oliver
July 20. Washington vs.. ]. ID. Oliver
at Oliver July 20. at Leeper July %.
intermediate Indoor Gas p. M
Howard vs.. Washington at Leeper
b July IS. at Washington July "a.
Studebaker VS.. Haley at Oliver b
July IS, at Leeper July "a. Howard
vs.. StudeOaker at Studebaker. July
10; at Leeper July 25. Washington
Va. Haley at Washington, July 10:
at Haley July 25. Howard vs.. Ka-
ley July 20: at Leeper July IS.
Washington vs- J. ID. DIVER at
Oliver at Oliver b July 20; at
Washington July &c. on the same
day but in the afternoon the Boys
Junior Indoor schedules will be run
off as follows:-Potowat vs..
Howard at PotowatOmi July IS; at
Howard July "a. Lesper VS.. Frank
lin at LeePer July Is. Potowa-
toni Va. Leeper at Leeper July 10:
at Potowatomd July %. Howard vs..
Franklin at Franklin July 10; at
Howard July 20. Potowatomi W.
Franklin at Potowatomie July 20;
at Franklin July &c. Howard VS..
Leeper at Howard July 20; at How
ard July 26
Bat-ban schedules will be run off
on the same Fairgrounds and, be-
tween teams representing the play
grounds as shown in the schedule,
on the days as given. The bat-ball
schedule Will be played at 8 o'clock
and the Indoor games will be called
at 1 o'clock.
Interest in the indoor bail IS not
confined wholly TO the boys. Good
sporty teams have been organized
amongst the girls at both Washing
ton playfields and game has been
scheduled for GAS on Wednesday
between intermediates on the
Washington diamond. Volley ball.
too, has its champions this year and
game will be played between the
Washington and Haley girls on
Thursday at the same hour on the
Haley field.
An inter-playground field day for
working off finals and putting up a
program OF stunts Is scheduled for
Thursday, July 27, in Leeper park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

Back IN the days when the Chi
cago Cubs were winning pennants
and world series for Frank Chance,
Lundgren was one of the main coss
in the great machine.
The pitching of Lundgren, coupled
with that Of Mordecal Brown, JEFF
overall, Jack Pfeister and a few
others. was the one big reason why
Chances team found the going SO
easy in the National League from
1906 TO 1910.
Lundgren first gained fame as a
college pitcher at the University of
Illinois. He gained much Of his
early training there under Frank
HUFF. who Is still director of athletics
at that institution.
Iundgren came direct from col
lege 70 the Cubs, and stands out as
one Of the few college players to
make good in the major ranks with
out any previous professional ex-
perience.
When Ludgrens days as a big
Lacquer were over, it was only mt
ting that he should drop back into
the college game. he was selected
20 coach the baseball candidates al
the University of Michigan.
Lundgren's success at University
of Michigan is now a matter of his
tory. He won four successive big
Ten championships In 1917, 1915,
1919 and 1920.
Goes 90 Illinois.
Illinois, always strong in baseball.
die not relish the supremacy Of
Michigan. The fact that a former
Illinois star was doing the coaching
at Michigan didn't tend 10 make
the situation any easier.
Lundgren's contract having eX-
pired at Michigan IN 1870, illinois
decided he was the man TO bring
that institution back 10 the front II
baseball
That Illinois made no mistake was
proved 10y the showing made in 1872 L
and 1872. when Lungren trans
ferred the Big Ten" championship
from Michigan back 10 Illinois.
PiOy Heady Ball
Six successive Big Ten" cham
pionships Is the record Of Carl
Lundgren as collegS baseball
coach.
That is why Lundgren is entitled
10 be known as the Miracle Maa
OK the college baseball world.
In college baseball. as N the pro-
fessional game, pitching is the big
thing Lundgren's knowledge o.
the pitching art enables him 10 de-
velop good twirlers at Illinois.
Good pitching Is the secret OF
Lundgrea' S success as a college base
ball coach
ia addition. he has the ability TO
lmpart his knowledge Of the finer
points Of the game to his players
SO that teams coached by Lundgren
always play heady baseball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
Shore Dinners Are
Pleasure of Fishing
BY MORRIS ACKERNIAN

This IS the time of the year for
shore dinners-now until the freeze
up. A shore dinner naturally sUg-
gests a meal along the shore of some
lake or stream. In fact any meal
prepared and served in the outdoors
always seems TO taste better than
those at hotel. restaurants or even
at home
One Of the most genuine pleasures
Of a fishing trip IS the noon rest
hour, when the guide pulls the
boat or canoe ashore hauls out the
cOokin' outfit, the grub (Which OF
course includes some nice fresh
caught fish, rigs up a fireplace"
ond in all-t0-lOng a spell emerges
with a skillet Of sizzlin' trout in one
hand and a pot of coffee IN the other
Equipment.
Now assuming that yon can fur
nish the shore and that you are. act
ing as the guide" the following will
be of interest to you: Your cooking
equipment should include a frying
pan, two pots, one for coffee and one
for boiling potatoes, tin plates,
knives, forks and spoons TO go
around. You need a hatchet to chop
little wood The grub list" calls
for bacon, lard extra for deep frying
eggs Cthese in Heu Of fish,. potatoes.
bread, butter, coffee, sugar, pepper
and salt
Build a fireplace Of stones eight or
ten inches high. about eight inches
apart and two feet long. Leave open
al both ends TO facilitate draft This
will give you room for the frying
pan and both pots at the same time.
Build a hot fire of small sticks or
dry twigs, geing careful that you the
far enough away not 10 start a bush
fire. Before you leave pour water
IN the fireplace and be sure the fire
is dead. A shore dinner does not re-
Quire a college education" and II
certainly does not require an edu-
Gated appetite.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
CHIEFTAIN
DENIES REHEARING

CHICAGO. July 15.-CBy I. y. s.
Judge K. NJ lands baseball com
missioner, today denied the petition
Of William Keeper and James r.
Brester, former owners Of the Seat
tie club OF the Pacific Coast, and
now owners Of the Portland club OF
the same circuit for a rehearing N
the case of BIZ Kenworthy. trans
ferred from Seattle TO Portland az
ter the close of the 1921 season.
Judge lands had previously sus-
pended Brewster, Klepper and Ken
worthy fOr long terms because Of
irregularities in connection with
KenwOrthy's transfer. The decision
today said no cause had been shown
FOR modification Of the suspension
order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
BARN BLAZE DESTROYS
STOCK AND MACHINERY

GOSHEN. Ind. July IS Spe-
ciaD Eleven mich cows. 20 hogs
and "A calves perished and 100 tons
OF hay. a motor truck. a tractor and
other farm machinery and much
grain were destroyed when two
barns on the John T. DAWSON farm,
three miles southwest OF Milford.
burned last evening. Loss IS estimat-
ed al SIS. COO. with Insurance OF SIS
600. 1t IS believed the fire started
from combustion.
Glen DAWSON. son OF the owner.
is tenant on the farm. More than
1000 persons Witnessed the blaze
Seeing the reflection they fastened
10 the scene in automobiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
SCHEDULE TO AID
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
WIN LEAGUE FLAG
Lee Foil Sees Easy Meat
Ahead While Yanks Meet
First Division Clubs.
~ HENRY D. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. July 15.-lBy z. r
With the help OF one Mr. Schedut
the 81. Louis Browns hope 90 WIZ
the American I,eaEue nenrant
Just before Lee Fohl and his com
pany put out FOR Washington are
losing two out of three in the "cru
cial series" with the Yanks. ths
leader OF the Browns voiced his pros
poets with:
Look at the schedulett'
without going into an intricate
bunch of figures. the schedule show
that the Browns have about 20 mor.
games with the second division clubs
than the New York Yanks have n
the last Zap OF the race.
See Real Fight.
While the Nanks are scheduled 20
battle with clubs that always give
them trouble. the Browns have COM
paratively easy meat.
Don't pay any attention 20 tina
hot weather stuff in St Louis
either" Foil said.
From the form shown by both
clubs IN the series just closed. ST.
looks as If il should beAa real 8eh
clear down TO the last day OF The
season.
The Browns are now leading hy
one half game and they are show
ing no signs OF slipping.
The pitchers are working well and
Sisler and Williams are "A great pair
OF ball payers. The one weakness
that may get the Browns IN trouble
IS the lack OF good reserve material
Browns Don't Quarrel
II the Yanks change any at al
they should get better The Five
star" pitching staff ought 10 improve
II anything. and If Babe Ruth ever
gets started the New Workers viii
be a nightly hard club 70 beat.
From the all important tempera-
mental standpoint the Browns look
better. Foil laughed when asked
about the recent stories that the
club was battling internally and he
insisted that he didn't have anything
that looked like a family fuss
Both clubs have a lot OF power
and It eeems that victory viii come
70 the pilot who gets the most out
Of his material
When It comes 20 this the Browns
should be the favorites on past per
formances.
The Yanks have the most powerful
club in the league and they should
be way out IN front II they behaved.
but they don't seem 10 be able 10
get going together consistently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16
BIG SCORES MARK
LEAGUE BALL TILTS
Studebaker No. , Beats Bell
Telephone Nine-Meyer
Team Wins.

The Studebaker NO. nine, the
Standard OILS and Meyer Hardware
mines were the v.ctOrs in the Indus
trial league games Saturday on the
various municiple baseball dla-
monds.
The Studebaker No. 1 club had
easy sailing IN their game with the
Lathe Works tossers at Leeper
park and romped home winners
ty Is TO / count The game was
never IN doubt The Studebaker
h.tters jumped right out IN front
with a comfortable lead and in
creased 10 as the game progressed.
Kruk pitching for the winners had
things his own way and Jet the
Lathe boys with six hits.
Studebaker No. Wins.
In the best game Of the day the
Studebaker No. nine copied a
fast contest from the Bell Telephone
outfit by the score OF 20 4 az the
J. ID. Oliver field. Both teams put
up a fast brand OF ball and the re-
suit OF game was in doubt until the
last hitter was retired. Hitting the
ball in the pinches put over the de-
gliding tallies FOR the winners.
Prc,byterianS Cop
The Presbyterian nine took a
hard fought game from the VI. r.
C.. team .u the class b league con-
tests BY the score OF Z 10 4. Inability
10 h.t the ball when hits meant
runs caused the downfall of the NJ.
r G.. club The Standard OH team
won from the l.. + Hardy nine 2 20
o by forfeit The game was 20
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