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TTLSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920
VANGILDER BEATS TIGERS; ROBINS
Former Tulsa Slabman Holds
Tigers to 3 Scattered Hits
kvcrclt Scott Seta si ( on-
sccutivc Game
Record.
RED SOX DEFEAT A'S1
Hub Shuts Out Macks, 9-0;
Yankees Hunt (.!riffs
in Close Game.
XT Will. Apt M -Yaaeildet said
Txirnlt ( three. Mattered hlle lister etnd
mi lmt wen like ccvnlng nm n( the)
frlea).
Tilt, Miff
Dtlr.lt,
Ad. ii. ro. A.
Anllfl.3n.
I t
ii .1
l 1
i ii
0
3 t
I I
n ,1
o 9
1Wa,U.
wim.fM tt.
JiM.ai,rf,
setieeH e. .
flar1.rr.IJL
Vaeslkto a.
TetaU 5f 1 II tl 1 Tetala J 31 It
Hailed for Oldham In eighth.
Hatted lor I'lunelll In elshth
Detroit 1)00 000 1lll
M. Louie. 009 101 00i I
Summary: lltina, Vimah, Aoatln, Tnliln I,
Water, trior, Ynunn: two-baea htl, Jacob
rnn. homo runa. looln. Vear.h: atnlan base.
To bl n. double t'l V. Ilueli tn Young I'i
Itrtltr.ann, flush to ltellmann. Shorten lo
vnunir. t rinnriii. uari.er in ueienn in
I'Utrr ; I. nun on l.alle, off Vutigllder I;
truck uvi by Oldham 1.
Scott Wine flame.
fit It. Tli:r,l-ll r A. April .V Kverelt
ftrott. Hoaton ahorleloe, relehralad Ida
new record of 414 (or roneeiilva gamea
participated In by tilt I Inr h homo tun villi
Mrlntila on flret, rulinlnatliiir hatting
nnalaujtht which derided tnday'a game with
Philadelphia In t l.o fourth Inning.
Tha .core:
Beilea.
AH. If. M. A.
Iklu7)liliti
Alt. II. rn. A.
4 1 1.3
lirrr.tf. o I J
rri ".
AVtink.rf
r. vuur.ir,
lttifnn.lt).
I'jran.-U.
Melrtl.rf.
PottiHO.
Kertr.n.
" Rum
(iilmir.u.
I'rrrr.e.
IHUlei.e.
H'Vitlr.Sb.
I I n
4 0 1
4 0 II
0
Miiirr.ih. i
I IM if. 4
llcvlnr.ef. 3
)l lnnla.lt. 4
rnj.1rr.Sfi. n
hrnll.tl. .1
VHIlen.e 4
rirtrack.". I
0
0
.1
4 1 3
3 0
I I 1
0
10 0 0
3 0 It rl
ft 4
1 0
TnU'i 31 13 5T 0
Total! 31 f 37 III
Ilattrd for Perry In eevrnlh.
(Italic. I fur Kerfa In nlnlh.
Tlnalon . 000 400 400
Philadelphia, 000 000 000- 0
nummary! Ituna. fto.Vally. Hlbrt, Hen
dry, Mrlnnli. router, H.'olt 3, Waltrra;
rrota. l'ftinock. IIUKan, AVrlclit twn-t.arfA
lilt, Walttrai iiotno run, Hrnttt rluuhla
rlara. Oattnaray to Itmran in llurrua, (lall.t.
way to llurrual baara on balli, off I'trry
3, altuck out, by I'crry I.
Yuiilta Win In Mnth.
?JliW YOKK. Avrlt An nolllnit
ninth Innlne flnlili rnat.lr.1 lha Naw York
Yanka In ilrfaat Waahlndnn huo today
t'ratt of New York acicpta.1 10 clianuta
farfectty.
Tha acnrel
Nil Tark.
Ait. ii. ro. .
ntM. i o i 4
rtr.twlll.il l n I
J num. II n ft I
fart.cf. n o
Hrtli.lt. 1 Ml I
kearll.lf. I I l
W-Cla 3 t 4
W-n.i( 9 II 1 I
suame.e. 5 0 11
rwMMm p. ii o n .1
aticnr. noon
H' I o n
iriipKil l n o o
Alt. It. rn. A. AH. II r. A.
JMtt.lh. :t I 0 II WtiiUk 4 .1 I 6
MUanir. linn r Vrt.-ih.ia. 3111
RW.rt. 4 0 0 0 riw.lb A 1 13 3
holh.rf. .1 1 0 l.ll.lf. 4 1-0 0
otnit.a a n a l r.iti.n. n o r. n
O'.Nrltl.u. 1113 itruvl.rf. 4 10 1
llarrll,:t.. 3 14 3 HMIrcf. .1110
HIniwa.S6. .113 3 li.nl. r. 4 0 .1 3
1'jlrkiioo.p. 3 D 1 'J Tti'm'hl'n.o. 3 0 0 .1
IKuttl 10 0 0
Tolala 3l" :a MO Tot.l, 31 ST 3D
Twn out wtim wlnnlna- run acnroil
tllatla.l fur Thurnialilon In ninth,
IVaahlnttnn ...009 010 0003
Naw Yorlt 100 000 0J J
Summary! ltuna, llarrla, rthannon. lVok
Inpauich. Meuaal, lloillo. crrnra, Clharrlty
t O'Nrlll. rihannon 2, l'lpp. Mruarf,
Thnrmahlrns homo run, I'aoltlnpaiiKhi
alr.lcn hair. Ilolli, iluubln play, Want lo
Trail to I'I r i'i baara on Lalla, off Thor
tuahlrn 3. off llrtckaon 4j atiuck out. by
Thormnulan 3, by ICrlckaon 1,
The Scoreboard
htandivii ir -tin: ti:ams.
iirairrn l raiur.
1nm W. 1- Tot.
Team V, U Tilt,
rtlouc C 3 1 ,100
Juplln 3 3 ,100
uuiaha 1 3 :t0
OUIa, C, 1 3 ,:t0
WlrhlU 4 1 ,I0U
1UI.MA 3 1 .140
ft .loatph .1 1 .no
t) Molnoa 3 1 .400
Antrrlrnti Iiixiir.
Turn
1 1. Inly ,
Itwhai
( IftcllnU
tUJl'Wn.
Trim
ItrcAllrt
I'lttlburcK
I "dimitl
ft. WJ ,
V K I'rt,
Team
n. i.
i a
rrt
,441
,4H
II 0 1001
. M 3 .300
.II 3 .tM
N.w iMk
rtiiu. . .
,153
.I 1 .III
Ilrlralt
,000
National l,rngur.
. I. fri.
Tram
IT, U
,.i n
..3 I
. 3 ft
3 I
Tel,
.441
,4211
,373
,:oo
, t a .ton
. 3 .our
.n n .out
.3 5 .300
1-hUa. ...
hfttfliyi
Nt YwV
riilrija .
Anirrlrmi Aaaorliatlon.
Tram
ft I'nul
Tolrtlo
folu'a.
Mtln'e.
V. 1. l'ct.
la am r. U
ret.
.100
.414
.III
.loo
0 ,1000
4 3 ,IT1
4 3 ,(71
6 4 .654
liula a. 4 4
Mlnnra'a. 4 6
In. tuna. 3 t
Kanaaa C 1
M'ratrrn AaaiK-lullon,
Team W.U l'ct
T.H.n IK r.
JVt.
,400
.400
,000
.000
DrunuUht 3 0 1000
Prffthuaka 3 0 1000
Okmtllirn 1 1 ,400
Henrietta 1 1 .too
I:ni.i i i
L'hlckanha I I
ft. rintllh o 3
bp'ulUld 0 0
iii:mi,th vkntkiid.w.
kVatrrn t.ran,
AT TULSA-ST, JOSEPH, NO OAJIKi
CO I. P.
At .Inplln-pra Molne. no gam rain.
At Wlclilta-tiloui City, no itomo; c.l.t,
At Oklahoma City-Omaha, nv itmij
culil.
Natlunnl Lcaguf,
At nronktyn 4, Now York 1.
At Hoaton 10, l'hllartlophla 3.
At I'lnclnnatl-MI. IaiuIb, no gain! rain.
At Chlcaco-Plttabutgli, no games rain.
Ainrrlrun laigur.
At New York 3. Waahluiclon 3.
At I'lilla.lrlphU (i, Hoaton 0.
At. HI l.oula I, Detroit 1.
At Clevrlatid-Chlcago, ito garnet rain.
American AaaoeUtlon.
At Cnlumhua-Tulrxlo, no game: rain,
At ludlanapvlla-boulavllle, no garnet
ratn.
At fit. Paiil-h'anaaa City, no game: rain.
At Mlnnoupolla-tlltnauker, no camel
rain.
IVfilern AaaoeUtlon,
At Chlrkaaha.llrnryetta, cold.
At Iirumrlcht-Kort Mmllli, ootd,
At Pawhiikaa-rtprlngdclil, cold.
At Okmulgee-Enld. rain.
HoutUrrn Aaaoclatlon.
At Mobile I. Atlanta, t (tight Inntnra
by agreement, permit vlaltora catch train.)
At Llttlot Hook. Chattanooga, wet
ground a.
At Mcrnphle-Naah'llla. wet rrcunfta.
At New Orlaans-lJlrmtngban), rain.
Texna Immu.
At Iallaa 1, Khroreport 0.
At Knuaton 14. Oalteaton t.
At Wichita ralla-rort Worth, rain.
At lleaumont 0, Ban Antonto 9,
Mltlilfrnn Jlcpn.tciiUi(Jvo Divul.
AVASIUNQTON, April S5. Uopre.
bentatlvo Clmrlea A. Nlchola of De
troit collapsctl nt lila liomo Ticro to
nlultt wlillo at dinner with lila
mother and drd within a tow inliv
uicii. Pcuth was mid to havo ticen
due tc heart trouble
,
"Rube Marqunnl Holds,
Giants to Three
Hits.
BRAVES BEAT PHILLIES!
Tribe ItatH I lard litiliiiid '.-A-t
feellvo I'iU'.hiiiK of
OuMchfjcr.
IIHUOKfaTN. Afirll It Mtar Saw ynrk I
had Miorwl two tuna off Merquard In the,
tlrat lonldH' letfar, llronklyn rama rlaht I
hack ami Mtte-I In four runa, .lillair Nalifl
nut At tlia lM. Theraaiftor nallher t.
Miored.
Tk Mora:
Nt Toik.
ah 11 ro a
4 13 3
1
t t 11
I
3 0 1
I '!
1 O
I II
I I
1
1
I 10 0
5 .1
3
O 3 1
;i I 11 .1
33 0 37 II
Miatlfft far Wlnlcra In aanlh
Naw Yotk 00 000 0003
llrooklyr 100 000 oni 4
Hiitntnaryi Iliina, llurna, Yo.iik, lilaon.
Nala, Jnhnaton, Whal, error, llurnai
Ihree-baaa hit", lliirria, .Inlinatnu , baaaa nn
ball uff Nct.f I, off winttta 3. off IKMia
Irs 1. off larnuartl I. attur.k nut, hr
Wlnttra , lr ItniiKlaa 3, by llatrjuan) 1.
Orarliarr la Lfferllir.
IKiKTON, April ! - lioalmi ritrrwhalme.l
Phttu'lelplila tfMlay, Itlaay balna: krioeke,l
out early an. I Itetta allowing eatretna
wlt.lniaa In I I.e. bin. Pick an. I O'Neill hit
well 11 r I Minelv neaebgar woul.l have
abut out Philadelphia but far eriore be
hind him.
Tim aeorai
milWilthli
Ittlia.
aii. it rn. A
An. 11. rn a
I.Ti'rr'n.lf 4 3 3 1
HtVflillle u. .It3l
ltanert.n.ac 3
Hllllana rf. 4
MfMe,rf. 4
,1 HOIee.lb. 4
riulelte.lh. 4
It MtlKMi. I
'MiciLt. I
Itller.p. I
nctu.i. a
r'ltlaa 1
I I
rnrn,cr, 1
3 3
1 3
rki.tli
14 13
iita rf.
IMlc.lt.
rtetckrl.lt.
M.ni if.
O'Sflll a.
till
4 1 10 0
3 10 3
3 n t 0
1 3 0 n
I 1 I) 4
O 1
O 0
Tat! 111 T 31 17 Tolt 31 13 37 13
Halted for llliey In flflh.
Philadelphia Vtl 000 I0
lloalotl 033 ii lii10
nummary Hum, llanrrnfl, Wllllama, n.
Miller, Maranvllla 3, Powell. Plrk, rliilll.
van, Itneokrl 3, Hariri, O'Neill; errnra.
Wllllatna. It. Miller. Wheal 3, Powell, Pick
3, lloerkel, Milttn, Iwn-haae hlta, llgerkel,
Oeaehger) doubla play, .1. Miller In llan
eroft In Paiilellei l.aaea on balla, off
HUey 3, off Malta a. off Oeaehger 3, alruck
out, by llliey :, by Oiachncr (
(IAMIX TOIIW.
Wraterrt l.eitgne,
ST. JOSr.PM AT TIHIA
Otnaba at Oklahnrna City.
Ilea Molnea at .fnplln,
Uloui City at Wlrhlla.
Nuttonnl I eagna.
New York at llrnnktyn,
Plttabtirah rtt "hlragn,
IM Niula nt Cincinnati.
1'hllailtlpM at llnalou,
Aniertrnti League,
fhlravn at Clevelnnd,
Detroit at Ml. liuli,
Waahlnglon a! New York.
Hoaton at Philadelphia.
American Aaaortaflon.
Indlanapolia at 1'ntumbua.
MulavUIn at Toledo,
Milwaukee at Mlnlieapnlla.
Kanaaa t'lfy nt Ht. Paul.
Weatrrn Aaaoelallon.
l'nrt Hmltli at Dmntrlght.
Hprlngflel.l at Pawhtiaka,
llenryeltu ut f'hlckaalia.
linht at Okmulgee.
Mmnnre llrfenla Ail.
MIIAWNml. Okla.. Anrll it Una in
euperb pltrhlna; of Mutch, high arhnot atar
hern, Hhawnea high aetmol defeated lha
Aila hlall arhonl baaeball team here Ihla
afternoon, 23 tn 0. The gam waa called
in trio aavrnin inning arier the local
Innundaman had fanned 13 of tha 11 men
who faced liltn,
Tha acore: it. It. n.
Ada COO 000 I. 1 I I
tlhawnea 417 404 1 31 U 1
WINIFRED
BYRD
Wonderful
Pianist
At
Convention Hall
TONIGHT
April 27
You tun iHM'iH'luato the
rnjojinent nf licr won.
ilerfnl nrtlsirj wild a
iiuircloiii Duo An plu nci
In )onr linme.
I'or Mlia. Mini like
I'atlercwsl.l, lloff miiiin,
;nnr, (irnliiKir, llauer,
(iabrllowltM'li, .Nhhii'm nml
iillirp Ki'fal iiiiiklclaiK,
rt'itir.H itiliL.lkcly for the
Duo-Art.
IJaten In Winifred Ujrtl
In iierhon 11 1 Coineiitltm
Hall tniilKltl,
Then Hear Mlnlfm!
Iljnl nn the Duo.Art nt
our nlorv.
Strlimny
nntl
other
lil.moi
AR II Ml A
rtanallf J I 0 0 niam.ai.
m.tl H I Nalarf
Hall ,. 0 1 a jakiwtafi.lt.
PatV.fll. 3 111 Htwti.ir
Mala rt I t I I UVrl
ej.H.k. 4 o 3 A kaaaieHr.lh
katrf.lh I 0 13 O hit J I 3b.
Harl.a. 3 14 3 IHIMIa
NrM.a. n 0 0 It tlmrxtdp
"ini cup snot
iiilu.p. noon Taitii
klai 10 0 0
Ttiti t 1 It 17
417 SOUTH MAIN
Phono Omiro 3l33-3t:tl
LADIES' DAY AT
BASEBALL PARK
Every Tuesday Ladies'
p.y Warm Weather
' Promised.
. !. '
T'Mhiy onil ncrv TtieaiJnr, In H
.Ilia' 1 In y nt ,). Niilly imtk. 11 ml tlm
tifikliiil wi'itllifr ittnti, Iu'Iiik 110 Ikihi
l.nll fun, tititliiiilili'illy Iiiim roKitrrl fur j
Mir fair rim. I 1 r nml wurmnr ,
HCMtllM' la ir(iliilar.i tnrlny, Itiillcnl !
IrtK Unit tin. 'I'll lain oilriiH ntiil Ht.
Hnlnlaj will lis imrinlllml t(i
ilny llii'lr f (ml nml hint cum- tit the
ihIii-iIiiIpiI fDlir-Kiitlni Mllcm.
II uiih lt"i 1 I yi-ali'riluy for linao- I
Iwll, it rlillllnif itnrlli win. I l.rlnrTltii;
flolti H nf nn n w nml alcel, no t tie- itnrno
ivmm iviiatiKinoil lufm c i tiliiyeim
Mint nut In lli' fli'lil
.Nt .ilinlf Inn I'lmrei'il,
N't) nilliilaar.111 In iliurKi'il III" ln
llll'H, Willi, lit (dill htl, till! 'rri.llli
uf tlm war Int. I..Mle' dny IhmI ki.ii
Hnti wiih itiltri mi nffiilr, tin. fit 11 not I 'u
nlitmltii: tliolr itpin t'l'liitlriii nf Unit
rnurlKftv liy ntli'iitlliiK pvcry Tuviiiliiy
11111I iiIIiit iluyn.
,Mitiini;t.r .lolintiy Killrlmr nf l.tttt
vnitr'n rliiiitiiiltniN pti'MMiln n MrunK
t'liili tltlN yp.ii' hl. Ii will nmilli liu
In I In. iii'iitiitnt flk'lit. 1' i.r plti-hprn.
Ki'llcln-r 1 111 H U'lllliuiif, Uoan nml Mr.
lyinchllii nf In ht ycitr'M t lull. AMImhi.
with Ill's .Mi.lncn liiHt fi'iimiii, nml
l.tim lioit, n n.'W 1111111. Hhc.Hliik mill
I'rtmhy, ciitt lit in, iimptilKiiril with
tilt) HlllntH lllKt rlCIIMtlll.
A llrllllaiil Inflrlil.
(Irolh, ror-cnlly ptirchiiHril frnm
thr I'IiIliikd U'hltf Iron, rnnttiy, 11
vptcrmi It.xH. r, Kt-llt'lter, nun nf liiat
hc'Iihoh'ii innnl lirllllnnt InflnlilorM, ttn.l
lltiiinwltz, Mnr niitflnlilvr nml utility
mini nf lun ynnr, uniiiptiMti Utu In
llt'lil. Ituy llrul.itkir, ihlrtl linm'iti.tti
of I'.Mll, l.i tu Join tho cltili in 11 futv
tluyn.
Klrhlmni nntl Klrliy, now (intfliOil.
i'iK, mill Wall.nr, Inut fi;itKoii'H Hlim'
k'lni; rlcht fielder, imikn up tho out
fluid. A CONSECUTIVE GAME MARK
Ctrrrlt rM-olt KpIm Nnt Itctt.rtl In
Yt'Monliij'Nj (iiiiiin
lMIIhADKI-l'IIIA. April ..
IJvort-lt Hcntl, ehnrtilup uf tho llim
tnn Aitiorlcunif, Itrnko nil in.ijor
loaRtio iticcirilx for play lug In 'un
Hituntivn K-ttiifH when ho touk tho
flnltt niT.HtiHt tho Atlilrtlrn nt I'hll
ntlolphla toilny. With ttnlay'ri Kitmo
Hcolt hnei pl.iyctl In C.,11 consecutive,
lenittin I'tinteMtH. I.uilerus of tho I'hll
iiUpIiiIiIil Nrtllnnalfi held tlm record
at U33 i;ainpn Inst fccimnn, hut lit) linn
not plnyoil tit l.i year, Hontt slarlntl
hlei t'ontlnuiiim playliu; nn .lunn 20.
II) I C, with tho lied Hnx, anil ho lma
not inln.icd 11 Biiinn iilnce.
Actually Scott lintl previously out
ntrlpppil t.iiilurtiH thrntiRli partlrlpn
tlon In 11 world rtorlcH ir.im' In two
years, hut thrno pont-Dparton contcnta
havn not l,oon roiinliloretl In tho ron.
acriHlvo rrrnriln for regular KaitiPH,
Tho lloHtnn ahnrlfitop Iiiim to hln
crntlll iilfin for two yrnrH what l mild
to lig tho hlKheot fleldlnr- nvnruKo for
any nhnrlHlop playlni; thn full unaHoti
In flthrr major leaitur. 1IIH innrk
of .970 inniln In both 1!IS ami 1910
In tho hlRheiit on rorord, 'Tuck"
Turrmr'rt morarjo of .073 in 1910 ho
ItiK thn bent ptnvloualy tnatlo In Utu
Aittorlran Iciiruo nml .SfiS, .Jon Tink
er h record at rthnrt for Cincinnati
uehiB tho heeit In tho National Iookuo,
Frank Frisch, Giant
In fielder, Operated
On For Appendicitis
N'i:V YOUIC. April J. Trnnk
VrUch, tltlrd bant'iiiitn of tho 'Now
ork Niitlnrmb, who wan sHapi!
with appomllcltls Saturday wlillu
on hla way hero from IloHton. to
ilny underwent nn operation. lo
wan reported toplcht ah restlm;
com forlahly
The Duo-Art
Piano
Is a wonderfully responsive
inano-forto for hand playmir.
It is a pianoln-sunplyiiiB the
technique for your fingers
and nliowinvr everyone to
play with real expression
and feeling.
Tt is an instrument which so
reproduces every touch and
shading of expression of the
great artists that Grainger
says, In many respects, 1
consider the Duo-Art tho
most notable invention in the
annals of music."
Sole Dlstrlhii.
Ion of the
liiiiniiinihl
Duo. Art
A. .1. t'lliri:, ."klnn.ii-ei
The Turf
A I I, i:IMiinv
Iteanlta etrdii.
I I. -Ii r..il..r,aa klnM.n tav
i-i
lllcr.lH, r, I f.ral 1 1 pr tultlfy ll.rec.r
ac.r.d. Pull. ia ( l...nf..r.l i thud tni.e
I I i b la.lx Allium). .y. lain r Joe, Tiuaty
alao tan
ee. i.fi.l r.-ice f,.rr furlong Ml In lllaek
I fli.l.inaoii i rtral Dona l.celtlil . M u. .h
-...rid, V'ilc lew l, (...) n.lr.l Tl" e
aO Atayflower, lohna I imna, AnuTa
hcrapl.lne rirrheatia atao ran
Third ra. . na r.-lla - Handa (if Plna
ura. (Merri.iieo flrel, Irahio, (tj.ilnn)
ae. ond , iiaiin look il.k. i third 'lliu.
I II Plenty. K-rcr.eay a la" ran
I'ourth rate, intla and alataenib t'rtnra
Pal. iMhintlncerl flral, llaraagll.-re
(iinellli aeeond. Tha Hwiiiuner. tl.nafordi
third. Time, I 41 I'eaia Pennant, Ardlt.i.
Ily Dally alao ran.
Fifth rate, four furlonira--lln Valet.
IWidM) flral, Ji.hn ft lleardon. (Ke.lcrlai
aetond, ISaaler Klja, iriraveel third 'lie.-.
10 II. tfldlne. Win Or iv.Ht, llraalai
America. Iluriati llut k, enilmater ulao
rah.
Hlith rara alt rnirlnnga- Klnla ikterrl
mae) ffrat, Duke Of Kevonahire ll.yhel
Time. J It llarenka. flharr; Klucir, Lady
e.ond. Water lord. Ha. mull) I third
Kathern, It. t'. Andaraon. I.ula l.ou,
Mparklar, rthoot J way alan ran
Hcaefiin raoa, r.na lulta- Tom Jr., (Ken
nedyl flrat. Nee;. I Irfinefnr.tl aarnnd.
Ili.O.I. (larinndyl third Time. 1.11. Jeeala
l4.ulee, Ateaandor, Turn Maundera alan
ran.
Ilntrlea TinI.i),
I'lial rate. n.Ho and alieen!h--Phitlle
line, 110. t'ntinterbalance, lie. t'urydnn,
lilt, II..I..I. 110, llinanala, 114, Pollu, 111,
I. e.. I,. 114. Tha Oallanl. lit.
hacond rare, rour furlonira tfendael It ,
lit, rtmoke Moreen, in, t apon. Ill, (lana
way, 111. Judge lliidtow, 111, Tom lloaolt,
113, lha Kligllahniao. Ill, I'ew Aorea. Ill
'I bird tara. alt furlnnga Wild I'loWer,
0, I lila. a. let, I'al. l.ca l: Alia lli.y
II, 101, Minute Man. 101, Jim llaallnga.
101; l..y lla.hael, 107, Adellit W., 107,
Moilera. ltd, Lady l.uiury, 113, War
Prlae, lit
fourth ra.e ali fmlnnga . Claude llrnwn,
II, AllLkry .Momc, too. Nkllee Knot,, 101,
Itegaln. la;. hiniMHil, no, on Watch, 111.
Plflh rar-a, one rnlla- Drumfire, lit; r'oh
Weba. l.'l, l:ca t if Voulli, 131, lluay
MlKlial, l.'l. Allllll. 111. Mll Iljale,
I I Inti. ii vll la, ut, Irfrrratiie, Jt lloinrly,
171, Cotton llloaaom. lit
htttll race, mtta an. I Mateenth- t Win I
111), Jack lteeea. 110. Ilairv .-.haw, 110.
'llllinlhy .1 lloiralt, 110, P.... nil
llombaai. 111. Torn ttaundeia. Hi, ham
M. Meekln, 114.
rteveiith tare. n.lla and eivlc-nlli
!or;",c".':;d,,'.i,o: w:,!.:"',,,'"'.';:'!!';
111, i ..nvos !;')
Wrallier ..ud , track n.u I l
Canadian Hockey Team
Defeat h U. S. Athletes
ANTWIMll'. Anrll If, Th t una
illan hockey team toniRiit i, fi , t -1 .
the Kwudlsh team by a sioro of 1J
to 1.
In Iho flKtirn sliiitnieT palf I in
land won first place, Norway t,. t ind
KnRland third and thn l ulled ti'utca
fourth.
All Western League
(lames Postponed by
Inclement Wculhcr
I'aiu mid cold weather i a i. ed
the itiht)()tiemeut nf everv same
In the "WcMcrn lentriie yibtorduy
Only two Raines of tho iecond
herle.l have been pl.ikcd, but with
warmer weather today s force, isf,
It Is proliablo all R.tnie-j wd be
Played. j
Kemplon 2X
.A fauorile ijounq
mans slijle in
COLIViRS
DR. STOTTS
210 lllcharl IIIiIr,
Third and Ilnston
Tulsa. Ok In.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arkansas
Illood, Skin Oonlto I'rlnary
nntl eneretI Ulsetmes and
ccneral office pr.irtlce
acriiniL', Vaccines, Ulectrlcnl
Treatments
rhono Os.iro Sill
T IfsaWDCT
It's an easy pipe to break in. The scientifically
placed well gathers all moisture so the tobacco
. . ,i r t - -
PC a
KROHN PREPARES
FOR NEXT SCRAP
Crack Middle Starts Con
ditioning For Mon
day Go.
ioxinif limits Tonight
At WlieelltiK- AUIe Mil.r v.
Wtiltor Htewiirt, 10 found,
fciithrrwf lathi.
At llnotnn - l,ew Tendiet t,
Prunkln llrllt, S rotinil., llght
wel(fht. Al M rni'iiae--rjeiir. Turiney '
Mnn O'Dowtl, 10 lotind.i. heaj
wrlnhtl. y LAHItV 1)A1!.;V.
lUrrf Krohn, formerly nf Akron
'Ohio, nntl now of Ttilga, uho ineeln
Jnek Iteeves In a I5 rnuml bout at
convention hall next Monday night,
start ed Iralnlnf yesterday for the
coining; scrap. Krohn confined his
IrrilnltipT, .kMlrrtlsy to u light work
out nntl ulll start boxhiR today.
Workouts wiJJ he at tho Uritdy ho
tel a:i usual.
Iteeves meets YnutiR I'lUaini
inona of ilflnliotim nty In n 10
roiinrl go at Sprlnnflnlil, Mo., Tlmrs
day nlKht, niii! will wind up his
training; In Tulsa, returning In time
to work out I'rld.i.v afternoon.
.
1',,, tinr-II ,,.ii,n,.n nr u,,t.
'," , , """"K'f of Mickey
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W(u:)f hill If Jrd It ehnllrllcr lo
. '. -
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Willi Iv'tl NpIs 111 ll.irtlltJl.tr
tA-WeVlrAVVrtW.v
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NOW PLAYING
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TWO SHOWS II.MI.Y
llarRnln .M.I linen 'J:l,i J.'-.ljf
NK.IIT SHOW
Plrttin'H 7 i30, Viiudcilllr :I5
Marmcin Sisters
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David Schooler
In a llcielatlnti of Dautii and
MiiMo
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Frank &
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"Just it liny "Two Iwyooo
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"The
Man T-Tnnt"
A somimmbiillmle enmerly
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Murray Clintons
Girls Novelty
Songs and In a Now
Dnni-ci Nmelty
Watts & Hawlcy
"IkiugliK. foaled With
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Orphcum News Weekly
Showing I ho Tulsa Overall
I'a rat In
htays ury. onioKC ia
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Ylo'ur dealer will
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Dempacu'H Marriage to
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CLEARANCE OF 500 PAIRS OF
LADIES OXFORDS
TOD A Y WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Here is a sale that will be of interest to every woman who apprccia'tps good
footwear at reasonable prices. They are from our regular stock, but incoming
shipments make it imperative that wo sell these at once, hence these radical
reductions for three days. They come in three different styles and five col
ors all described below and at the unheard of prices of ?7.f)5 and 9.95.
This model comes in Brown
and Grey Kid. Complete run
of sizes. This 'oxford for;
mcrly sold for $12. HO, on
sale today, Wednesday' and
Thursday
Plain Toe and Military TIcel, a very
dressy oxford, Dark Wine color.
Our run of sizes arc not complete,
to be sure of obtaining your si'.o
shop early today, sale price
This model is in one color, Coition
Brown, and is a very serviceable
oxford, run of sizes complete, but
they cannot last long at these price:?,
so take advantage of the first day
of the sale
One special lot of the famous, Edwin
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it is impossible to replace these shoes
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