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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY. MAY ID, 1!)20
OILERS LOSE TO PACKERS AND SLIDE TO FOURTH PLACE
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I
I
Abbotts Outhit
Four Misplays
tcManus and Tierney
Each Got Home
Runs.
BOTH CLUBS HIT HARD
Sioux Get 10 Hits nml Oilers
IU Today Is Off-Dny in
Western League.
SIOl'X C1TV. In, Mny 1R. Al
though they outhit the Packers unci
Included two liomc runs nml a trlplo
In Iholr collection of safeties, Iho
Oilers dropped another riiiiic to
Klnux City here today hy a 7 to 5
score, making a SO-SO split on tho
scrloet.
Four Tulsa errors contributed to
their downfall, Although tho Puckers
vyro charged with two muffs they
i
not occur In connection with
lei. in one score and advanced a run
ner to third. .
The Nioux got Into action In the.
1hi half or tho first Inning, after ono
u is on i. Marr and Defa,to singled.
IlPhlnsnn got on when Tierney
fumbled his grounder. .Marr w.n
waff at honin when Catcher llraniion
.dropped the ball at tho plate.
It. Ichlc delivered a clean double
and Uifato nlw crossed the plate,
rtobin'ii going to third. Donnelly
blnnlfd. ncorlng Uoblson and ad
vancing Ileb-hle to third. Donnelly
was c night off thn base, however,
and Kelchle scored when llmnnon
again dropped the hall at the plate.
The next hatter grounded out.
Oilers Score Three In Second
TilKt rallied In the first of Ihe
second and chased In three runs,
Tritiey, the flrnt man up, lilt a two-int-rer
over tho left flold fence near
rV home run line. Davis Rot on
fit si by Donnelly's error but was out
at sr -ond when Connelly reached
fhst on a fielder's choice, McManus
followed with a triple to center field
anil both base runners tallied. Hrnn
nnti's double registered another
counter
Cleveland and Tierney singled In
tin first of the third, but TulsV
failed to score as a result of poor
base running on the part of Tierney,
when he permitted Sioux City's right
fielder to throw him out at second,
trying to stretch his hit Into a two
bagger Defato'8 single, followed by
Hoiilson's double and Uelchlo's ac
rcc fly In. thn last of the third
riMiltrd In another Sioux City score-.
McManus, who had tripled In tho
preceding frame, brought Tulsa's to.
tH 1 up to four In tho fourth Inning
when' ho sent thn ball over tho cen
ter field fence for a trip around thn
bags, nfter one waa out. The next
two men fanned.
Won In I'mirth.
Tho Packers came back strong In
tho last half. Altermatt singled, was
kacriflced to second by Klffcrt and
wentjto third on Itasmussen's Inflold
out "Illllmnn then becamo wild, Is
sued a baso on balls to Crouch nnd
a few moments later permitted him
to steal second. He then threw the
tail Into the stands and Altermatt
scored, Crouch going to third., Marr
connected with the ball for a two
base hit. scoring Crouch. Dcfato
singled but was left on bnsn when
Marr was caught at the plate. Tho
count then stood 7 to 4 In favor of
tlu Sioux City eluh.
Neither side scored again until tho
firr.t of ihe eighth when Tierney hit
the ball Into -tho Missouri river for
a home run. It win thn last rim
of ihe game.
Today Is an off day In tho Western
le.igue. tho southern clubs return
ing to their own territory Tulsa
tomorrow opens a four-game series
a' .Inplln. The Oilers return homo
next Monday, opening 'with thi
Minora in h four-ganio series.
CQSDEN TOSSERS
Brown's Club ('oo Into .-vcoikI Place
"J- Heating o. I'. anil II. Nine
In City Oil licaiiiif.
S'aglng a rally which mine within
one nf lying tho count Ihe O. l i.nd
cnmiiine fe'l before the Cosdcn
'"' K 7 at McNuliy park ieslcr-
iiy rvenlng. Whltflolds fielding
was a feature, while niHiiuvr frown
I'liieo a l-leldcr .loifs' stratogom
when he ysnked Hagland wllliout a
T"n being scored off lilm wlh his
"wo entry five runs to Hie (.'ood.
Texas tribe and Hlncialr clash at
.M'-Nul-y I'urk this ewnlng.
b'corc:
C08DR.V
AH. II. II. I'D. A. 11.
Peoker. rf-n.
Dills 3b.
Jrlinson, 2b.
Murphy, c.
Hi'lnn. Ub
Ahern, qf.
'olnecke. If.
Snit. fs.
1; igland, p. rf,
nlcnilno, rf.
Totals,
31 S
O. I'. It.
,aii. n. ti. pn
.110 8
1 1. 0 4
A.
1
II
3
3
, 1
3
0
0
J
0
13
I- ivnn. lb.
Morris, of.
Campana, ss.
Inny, n
I'igon, ib.
Whitfield. 3h
I-llistrand. If.
Young, rf.
Weber, p.
Hyatt, .x.
4 0
3 0
4 fl
3 1
.1 2
2 0
n
o
Totals,
27 7 fi 21
batted for Young In Dth.
T"'dcn 401 001 ' 2 . t,
" i" n. on ooo s n 7
Two base hlls, Valentine: thrcet--
so hlls, Ahem: saorlficn hits. Kill;
Koi-ii bases, Morris, Kills; ilo-ible
i ll 1, Miitn(iia 10 Kiynn to Whit
le!l Jlrl.'in. unassisted. Left on
bases, Condon 4: O, P. It, I? I'.asc
on halls, Ituglan 2; Heckcr 1; hit by
pitcher, by Weber 1. Haglond; bv
iferker I. Denny; rtruck out by
M etier 3 n-ipland 2: by Heckcr 5
P tiling record, Ilaifland. o runs. 1
t in 2 2.3 inn ntr: 3 on ln 3rd:
fTillva, 1-1 ml. iii.j.. '
Sioux City but
Are Disastrous:
Slipped a Notch
SIOl'X (MTV
AH. 11. II. I'O A.IC.
Crouch If. 3 10 10 0
Marr, :b. 4 114 10
Defiite, sh. 4 ! I 1 ii fl
lioblnson, cf. 3 1 1 1 u .!
Itrlolile. rf. 4 1-10 10
Donnelly, Jh. 4 0 I Mft u 2
Altermatt, 3b. 4 110 10
Klffert, c. 4 0 0 3 1 0
Kassinusseti, p. 3 0 0 U 6 0
ToIuIh 33 7 10 27 IS 2
TL'USA
Alt. II, II. O. A. H.
Hurke, rf. 6 0 3 0 i) fi
Uraham, lb. 5 0 0 S 0 0
Cleveland, 3b. ' 4 0 110 0
Tierney, Jb. I ! 3 2 4 1
Davis, If. 4 0 15 0 0
Connelly, cf. 2 '1 0 0 0 0
Conlln, cf. 2 0 J I 0 o
McManus, sn. ,12 2 3 3 1
nrannon, a 2 0 12 12
Dobbins, o 2 0 0 2 J 0
l Hlllniiin, p. J 0 0 0 I 0
Cowmun, x. 1 0 0 0 0 y
iTotals 38 5 IS 2 4 12 I
X balled for Olllman In I'th.
Til Is. i 030 100 010
Wioux City 101 20J 0UX
f U II I lum Kac
Klffcrt "liobln-1
rt it,,), Hob-
Itase on balls- Off
rlflcc hits Kelchle
son. Two base hits
Inson, Marr. Ilrannon. Thrna base
hlls McManus. Home runs Mc
Manus, Tierney. Double plilys
tlassmussen to Marr to Douli 'llv, Dc
fato to Marr to Don-Mlly. l.efl on
biuses Sioux City 7. Tulsa 0. Stolen
bafcs Cioiich. Harned iun. and
nits Off Hlllrnan 3 .mil 10 In !; off
ItiiHsmusscn .1 and 12 In '. Struck
out Uy Itassmuen 6; Hlllmun
Wild pitch Hlllrnan. Umpires-
.lacobs and I.auson. Time 1;'2,V
MINERS DEFEAT
SAINTS IN FINAL
nut Tawhuaka hirn today II In 0. Th In
I cala ttrabbfl 19 hlla.
Omaha Wins From Wch-Zr. n5 n,n u-R- ''.
.. , . i-v i Pawliuak ... 00 10" 10(1 - 0 7 7
lta rBOOStei'S DeiCat I nttrr MHI;r n.I Qwtm. rordlwm,
Indians.
KT .inSKI'll. May 1. Jnnlln won the
final mum of ihn rlr h'r today from
Him HnlMt, c tn :l. iiiAklnc It thren nut
of four. Wlltlania wss lilt liard In the flrat
two lnnlnK. which rraultnt In flva rum.
noae Wfui acnt to thi mound In the third,
hut William, had already loat tho (am.
Thn came wai (topped In the ttvenlh by a
ahower which laded 95 tnlnutei. Thn con-
teal waa flnlihed tin a muddy nein.
The (core-
Jopllit.
it. Jul.
An. ii. rn. a.
An. II. TO A.
Itv.u-Llf.
n I lAr,o,lli,rf,
1
llmllton.3b.
1 n
2 Brut.aker.3b.
3 kellrhar.u.
n niikrr.rf.
n Klmr.lf
Krueifr,2b.
i 4
t
1 3
1 n
n 3
n it
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I'onref.ab.
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Ilr.p.
Crwbr
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4 n
Rroan.lb.
nonnn.n.
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i n
o a
TnUla .11 1 57 II
ToUll 31 I !T It
Hatted for Hose In ninth. I
Joplln 410 OOn 010 Hi
si. joepn (in
Stinimrtry Huns, Hoirart , iiamiuon,
Kruecer
Dunn. Honnulii.
Kelleher,
Walker! errors. Krueirer. Yockey. Honn
?i"n
wlti. Kelleher; earned runs. Jopiln 2, Ml
Jna.nh i bases on nulla, off Williams 3,
off Ilose 1; (truck mil. by Hose 3, by
Donovan 4, left on bases Joplln 6. HI.
Joseph ft . wild pitch Williams, Dnnavan.
twn.baie hlls. Kelleher. llano It'. Uril
baker, Kruecer: three-base hit, llnirarl.
hit by idtohor Watkec by llonavan. aac
rlflce hits. Kelleher, Yoi key. stolen bases.
HoKarl. Wagner, umplirs, l-'iupalrlck and
Wilson, time, 1 3B
Itnntrkea ll.tl Hard.
OMAHA. May Is. Wichita pitchers were
found for 22 hlla today and Inst In Omaha
by Ihe score of 4 4 to 3
The score.
Osiisi
WliMli.
ar. ii. rn a.
aii ii rn
4 I
CWinn 2h.
2 I
.1 Umlthrf
1 IWffr.n
n iiutltr.3b.
n rierl.lb.
1 I'sat.lf
1 2
HfUflUb, II
Plltlf.cfl 5
lionlra.rf 4
Ulltelt.tb. I
U'M.
tau)n.s. 4
Matlllli.as. -0
IMIe.r 4
Kcnp.r. I
3
I 2
0 0
1 11
n 2
I i
1 3
4 in
i n
1 I
n n
2 4
2 I
nlWt.hhurn.::
.1 for rf
1 1 Milry.e
i irran r.
Bos nun. p.
Nrjnan p.
ToUll
Wichita
42 52 27 IJ
ToUll 3.1 0 24 t3
oon oio no a
090 032 Oil 14
Omaha
Summary Huns. Weldell. Monica, Platle
2. Lellvelt 3, I.ee. Mason. Mallllln. Hale 3,
Kopp. llercer, Kast, Coy; errors, Hmllh,
Hercer, Coy 3 earned runs, Omaha in.
Wlrhlln 3. two-base hlls. Weldell 2, Platte.
I.ellvelt, Kopp, Heck, Washburn; home
run. Cov. sacrifice hits. Donlca, Kopp,
Coy. stolen bases. Plalle 2. I.ellvelt, l.ee.
Hmllh. hlla, off llnwman 11 and ( In I
innings, otr merman n ana s in j
insinr;
nllcher. Ilowmanl double plava. (Hslason
to I.ellvelt In Msson, Kopp In Mason lo
1. ellvelt, Herger lo Washburn to neck.
Kast lo Haley, bases on bulls, off Kopp
2, off Ttowman J, off Norman 1 passed
ball. Haley) left nn bases, Oinsha 9
WIchlla lime, 1 40, umpires. Paly and
MP. i
noosfer llurteh Hits.
DKS MOINICS. May II.-With Meri and
Hreen leading them the locals hit three
Oklahoma City pltchars hard today, over.
Oklahoma Camp
for Girls
Teachers and others who can only remain
for two or four weeks a rate of $165 will
be charged. This includes a round trip
railroad fare and other expenses while
there.
A rate of $325 for those who remain eight
weeks. These will have all tlie advan
tages of home and supervision. Those
who remain the entire season will be
charged $500.
Mrs. A. W. Coleman
Osage 1606
KENDALL TRACK .YANKEES EASILY
MEN OFF TODAY; DEFEAT INDIANS
Rains and .Pishney Out
of State Title
Meet
CoaMi 1'rnnels Schmidt. 11 mem- i
hers of .he Tills-, track I
tennis players leave for .Stillwater l"-
day nt noon, whom thoy compete.
....A.i.if it, Mm Minle Intrronllegl-
tomorrow In tlie "tnte int ""-n'lrJ;
nte track nnd field meet and tennis
Nfitirnaniont Tlie trneK men urn. i
drove. Unicorn. Williamson. riin.
Keek, Irwin. Ilernden, Unison. King.
Williams and Kleek. The tonnls
plflvers are Cleorgo Travis and I.loyd
Malone. They.sre entered In tho
singles nnd doiibles.
rishney, an fiSO-vard runner and
4 40-yard dash sprinter, nnd Italns,
'and will not enter tho meet.
I Conch Schmidt Inst night said that
jibe balance of the s(Uad is In good
condition and he is confident the
meet. Unlrles In lomonow' meet
as announced last night hy the I'rea
bylerlan mentor:
Dashes, drove Halcom. Williamson,
RSO-ynrd run. Williamson; mile run
Kllng; 120 yard high hTirdlcs, Irwin,
Keck; 220-yard low hurdles, Keck,
Ilernden,, Irwin: high Jump, Irwin.
M. Klllson: pole vnult. Keck, Kin?;
shot put. Williams, drove, discus
throw, drove, Keck! Javelin throw,
Keck. Irwin; two-mllc run. Kleek:
nrnati jumi'. urove, irwin; ono-miin
relay, drove. Keck, Ilernden, Hal
com. ,
Tho meet Is to start at 2 o'clock In
Ihe afternoon. H It expected that
a large number of followers of tho
looal team will go to the meet to
morrow. It, Soutnr, who, recently resigned
ns physical training director of tho
I'nlverslly of Oklahoma, will refcrco
the meet.
Western Association
nKMIM.OHK. May l Okmillirn hut
I KSIli May 1. Afler havlne Hie name
i apparently i-lnrhed, Knld blew up In Ihe
ela-nin snil rori nniun nn, u m .
."chmldt Eot three twn-banirera In five
tlmea up.
The acoret II 11 K.
I'orl Hrnlth ("in JM nil- It 9 J
Hold :nt (ion :in in
nallerlea lleanqn, Wade and Schmidt;
McCulre. Illmera and McClaln.
OIlirKASHA. May U Overcoming a
three. run lead In the dtth, Chlckaaha
won from Hprlnitfleld In Ihn aevenlh. It
waa Ihe fifth cnnaeciltlvn victory for Ihe
Chicks, Tayne registered It drlkeouls.
The score It. II- I!.
fprliiKfleld 109 onn (inn 3 9 :
Chick h ii 000 102 10 I 11 1
naileries .Marland and Gomez; Tayne
and Hayes.
IIU.S'IIVKTTA. Mv U-Th" Western
nsroclntlon Kamo scheduled here today
between llenryetla nnd nrumrlrht was
postponed because DruinrtKht failed to
make raltrnad connectlgns.
MONTE PRIESTE TO MOBILE
i.MOiiiio licis 'rcniporary nmcssinii
nf Cnii'U Hurler,
MKMI'IIIS, Tcnn., May IS .Monto
Pricste. a pitcher, whoso right to
sign with other Southern association
clubs was challenged by the Mom
phis association, lias been nwnrded
to the Mobile club pending u decis
ion of tho controversy, It was an
nnunced at Southern association
headiiiinrters hero today.
The Memphis club claimed tho
right to tho services of l'rleste, who
recently Joined .Mobile, while Priest
assorts that he ln a free agent.
came a three-rtin lead obtained by the
vtsiinrs In me (irsi liming nnd won 7 In 4.
The, score.
Otlihiaii City.
On Mftinit.
Ai-.. a. m
All. II rn. A
Mwllrr.lf.
n I II I'nnner.rf.
I
llnorr.ef.
rilt.tf
I.Mlmor.3b.
Hurtles, as.
irpbrlei,2b.
Hhinnin.lb.
firlffllb.t.
C'r'ton.p.
fall! burr. p.
Itimiey
tooer.p.
IWfry 2b
2 1
1 2
2 3
n 2
2 2
I II
3 4
3 1
M'tlerro't.Th
.MelJ.rr
Mllan.lf.
French.!
llaAr'k.lt).
Ilrern.c
Men p.
I
TV'l-i
T(all 34 It 24 It
45 33 10 tJ
Hatted for Salisbury In sixth.
Oklahoma City 300 000 010 I
Dee Molnea 002 2:in 09i 9
Summary Huns. Mntller. I.lndlmnre.
llutrhes. Humphries, Coffey MrDermntt, 1
Metz. Trench. Hreen S. Afers 2. errors. 1
, .tioener, nnannon, eiener, .Miisn, lias-
brook; home run, French, twn hsse hits,
Hughes, Shannon 2, rllt. Mer 2, Coffey
Melt. O'Connor, sacrifice hits O'Connor,
Mllsn, stolen base, Coffey left on hsses, I
Oklahoma City 9, lies Moines struck
out. by Men 4, by Covington 1, by Hloner
2,' bases on bells, ntf Men 3, off falls
bury li earned runs and hlls, off Men il
and 11 In . off Covington 4 and In
3 3.2, off .Salisbury 3 and 3 In 1 1-1,1
oft Rioner I and I In 3, losing pitcher, I
Covington, time,' I'll, umpires, ntcker
and nucklty.
Sox Lose to Champs
Griffs Win.
skw yoiik Mav u in he N Tors
uSS, ""XZ .'IT. if'"h.
r miewkct tiiuiicd a tiron same,
aiiuitint- em ihe ietiora with thtee tins.
limit, out of the trame lth a attained
lt,m, ,ui ie who ..l.siimted for him
,,,,,, ,, ,hf) fn , u,, tll,ril
uming. scoring- an three runners.
CllvlUrl
Htm TMk.
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ClrvrUlKl
Nf Viirk l 0 .U --II ,
Summary- Hun. W'Hril 3, l'ntkln,MUh I
2. I'lnn I.llodln. Ilnnnah. Hhnwkrn 1. rr-
rnr (lnrilnir. VnmtiKinii, ln Im liltn.
Pmlin 1, viok. Wrrt. I'lpfi iMln l.
I'erkinrHiiKh , iioiihip plMjs. nnrnnnr
Johnson In (lanlner.i I'ecklnpauKh lo I'rail I
to I'lpp, bases on balls, off Alvers 4. off
Ithle . off Hhawliey 1, ntrllfll out, hy
snaky s, ny Myeri o, uy unm 1.
JinUe Ilatllni Hard.
WAHIIINdTON. May 1 . Wanlilntlon
won a slUKfeat from HI Tiula today, three,
vleiiins plirheis belns louehetl for h Inial
of :n bases JiidKe'a home run uiiirkei
the I Itli consecutive icarne In whl, Ii he I
St ImIi. WukTsitia
AS. II HI ,. AS II ro
n.'mp. n Hi I n J ll(- lb , H -2 n
i.lnn Jli 13 3a Mllan.lf. I 2
riWn ir r I .1 n Kiee.rf 5 3
K!.t lb 4 2 Ii 1 IMi if .1 a t
WlllUm, rf. 2 I n l) lltrfl.2h. I 3 I
Jmlihrf 3 3 1 n MlerVe.H' t 1
.Isrtihwl.rf. A I 3 0 fslMnrxfl ft 2 3
HlTfld.e. R 2 ft 1 (fi-rllr I 2 4
fifnvr.is nail 1re.e. n n 1
Vnc'M'r n. n il n 0 rhitM.i'. 0 0 n
iJrflfU.r ; ii n I isthinki n n n
Ilursrll p. 2 I n 3 ha p. 4 2 0
tuyne n. n fl n 1
Cellini 1 n n n
Tnltl 41 2S 3f 14 Tnlsl U 31 31
Hailed for llaynn tn ninth.
Hailed for Schacht In flral.
t liula un nil nns i
WashiiiKion en til iu II
Huminary Hulls. Thoml
bin. nleler. Williams. Mini III. Ilurwell.
Judcn s, Milan I, nice . Hoth 1, Harris
3, llllerbe, errors, Thompaon, fledenn. Sis
ler, Jacnbsnn, Fevnreld. Ilurwell, Hllcrbe
9, two-base hits, Mllsri, Hllerbe. Hhannon
9, Ilurwell, nice 2, three-base tills, (Ihar
rliy. Tnldn, Milan, Harris, home run.
.Illdse, stolen bases Hlslcr, Williams,
Jncobson, lllce Shanks, Hoth. lillerbe,
double plaja. Oharrlly lo Mhannon. Harris
to shannon lo Judtie, bsaea on balls, off
Srhscht 1. oft Vansilder 1. otf l.lefleld 9
off llnyne 2, struck out, by Vansilder I,
by Hhaw 2, by Ilurwell 2, by I.leflnld 2.
Tlrers Continue Hard lllltlna,
rllll.AOKJ.I'IMA. May 1 Ilntroll's
heavy hllttna- rnnllnued today with a ic
tory over Philadelphia Home runs by
Hellmann and Hikes undo the total seven
for two consecutive Karnes here. Cobb stole
home after
hilling a triple Into right
field.
Ditrilt. rhllai-tlahli.
ak. ii rn. a ab it pn a.
Vm.2h. It 3 U 0 l)Vet.2. 3 1 .1 3
lluab.M. 1 3 2 5 lltlk-r.lf .1 1 .1 II
Cobb rf. 5 1 2 (1 thomai 3b. .10 3 1
vsirh.lf. 5 n n n rturrjrf. s n 2 n
M'lI.nin.lK 4 3 7 1 hlnmli.nf. .12 3 0
ruitt'it.rf. 3 15 0 isrtrrin.lt. 4 n o
iones.lb. 4 1 I n rerklni.f. .113 0
Sitnan.e. .1 n 4 I Mtait.c. 112 1
liirkep. 3 10 3 (ii'.'au.M. 2 0 13
B.irnn 1 0 n (I
Kerfep. n n n ii
Martin p. n n 0 n
tKlnney 1 0 0 0
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TKtla 38 1 1 57 HI TnUla 31 S 97 II
Halted for (lalloway In alilh,
i Hailed for Martin In eighth.
1 Hulled for Perry In slath.
Detroit 020 001 021 -1
Phllsdelphla .- 100 000 1002
Nummary- Huns, Young. Hush 2, Oobb.
HellniMin 2. manage 2, Dykea 2j errors,
Hush, (iallnxrav, two-base hlls, Young,
Jones, thrte.base hits, Hlunkn, Cobb,
Hush, home runs, Hellmann, Dykes, stolen
bases, Cobb, Hush, I'lagslead. inilllke,
bases ,on balls, off Khmke 4, off lloinmel
1. struck i.ut. by l'.hmke 1. by Perry I,
by .Marlln 2.
While Koi Mug llnril.
HOKTON. May 11 -Hlngles by Pelsch.
Jourdan, McMullln and Williams, HiKoih
FITZSIMM0NS BEATS MAGIRL
OMlilioina Clly .Middleweight Ijiny
Victor 0rr Clilcgtian,
SPHlNC.Kircn, Mo May 18
Yoiinu- KllzaltnmntiH of flklnliiimii
l ouiig i itzsiinmons or iiKiaiioma
City won over Art MiiKlrl of Chicago
here tonight, taklnir nlno of tho
uplinnilleil in r,lnn,l4 - tin .no,, 11
..... , , ,
mlddloweighla.
KNOCK OUT OLD H. C. L.
Buy Liberally at This
Army Goods Sale!
Our Army Waa Supplied With the BEST GRADES in
All Supplies. Buy Them Now UNDER COST.
CLOTHING
2,000 piirs Khaki Cotton llrccchcs, laced al calf Ior. all size
per pair SI. 0
Wool Hhlrts, Rood condition worth new J7 and $8, prlco each $3. .10
Khaki Shirts, new .'.,'
Khaki Khlrts, uied Sl.a.'a
Heavy Wool Socks, per pair $1,0(1
I.lKht we.Kht Wool Kocks, jut pair 7,-,.
Canvas I .ok fins, either front or side lace, per pair SI.SR
New Raincoat SKI, (Ml
I cd H.ilncoats S:i,.MI
Niw Wool Wrap Let-Kins, per piilr SS.flO
Army Hhoeg, all slzea ne.w soles and heels, per pair fl.SO
BEDDING
30-pound Cotton Mattresses tcot size), each Stl.no
Cotton Pillows, each Sl.oo
I'sed Comforts, 4-pound weiKht, Kood condition, each l.M)
New CJrey Wool Army Blankets, 4-pound wolKht, full slie earh SH.OO
Used HUnkcta saino kind perfect condition each , $n,r0
COTS
Now flold Modal Koldlnc Cots each
New Rteel liar racks Cots, foldlni; ends, each.
TENTS
Khaki Tents, 12-4 duck, size 16xlG, ready to sot up 510.00
Name Tents, waterproofed hy uovoriiment jirouess SIS.liu
HpeelflcatloiiH nf other sized tents on request.
All clothing delivered to your door hy Insured parcel post Tents
and cost f.o.b. Tutna. Mall check or money ordnr to
Army Equipment Sales Co.
Phone Cedar 569
The Scoreboard
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Amerlcmt Assnchtllon.
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Al HI. Paul t. Toledo s.
At Minneapolis 7, Columbus
At Kansas I'lty t, Indianapolis I.
Western Assorttttlnn.
.t llnld II Port Sinllli VI
At rhloknslm 4. Sprlncflrld 3.
At (iktntilRee is, pawtiiisks n
At Henryetln Driimrliihi, no ssme
DriimrlKht failed lo ttiska train connec
tions. ,
(1AM IIS TOII A V.
Western l.enane.
NO (I AMI'S Sl'lllillUI.I'.l).
NaIIoiihI LeaRiie,
lloslnn at Pltlshursh.
Mrooklyn al Cincinnati.
New York at ChUaRO,
Philadelphia at til. Iritis.
Amerleitn l.enine,
' I'hlcsirn at Hosfoii
Detroit at Phlliidelphla.
cewland al New York
Only three iraniea scheduled.
Amerleitn Assoclitlion,
No games scheduled
Western Asaochltlon,
Port Htnlih at Knld
SprlliKfleld nt I'lllckasha.
Pawhuska at oktnuliren.
Iiiumrliiht al Henreiia.
CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED
I'lrsl Clirlstlan (inil, (Jracc .M. II. Win
()M'iilng (iaine,
(iraco M. K, yi'dcrday huh tho
second gaum In thn Tulsa Church
leagun, 10 to 7. l-'lrst Christian de
feated Orciitt 8 to 2 In tho opening
Kiiine .Monday.
Officers of the league, elecled yes
terday, arc as follows; Charles It.
(Itliiiorn, picsident; II. W. (Irani,
vice president; J. II, Miller, secretary-treasure
r.
Veslerday's score: II. II. U,
I'lrst Presbyterli 7 3 7
11 race M. K 10 13 B
llatlerles; Chllds and Ilogue;
WllllauiH nnd Kliiipeon.
ar with Hchalk'a sacrifice fly gave Chi
cago three runs off Hush In Ihe second
Inning loday and felsch's home run off
lluesell In the slith jrave the vlsllurs a
victory over llosion.
The acnl e
Chlcai.
Morphy rf I
i: Clint, Jh. 5
MraterH 3
Jarssfintf. I
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Jourdan.lb 4
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Kchalk.r 2
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Mala
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Tdala 33 II 27 HI
Hailed for Walters In ninth.
"Hun for Molnnls In ninth
Chicago nun on ono i
ll'islnn 010 000 002 .1
hlimmurv tluns. I'elsch 2. Jnurdsn. Itc
Mullin, Menosky, tlendryx 2, error, Kosler
two base lilts, V. Collins, Jackson: three
i Iw0 """" ' t-ouma, Jackson: inree
i bll( ht n,n,rv, h011 , Kels.h.
i ,0, t,.,, iiiCh, tcN'ally double
! play Srou to McNally lu Mclnnla bases
off
,.,,,ia,..B ,. ,.un,, ,
, iiiifseii ai struck nut
Kussrll 4,
by Williams 4, by
. . . .$(1.00
$(1,.V)
315 E. Third St., TuUa, Okla.
Batten.
AH. II ro A
l.io,rlU, 4 110
klN.llj.5h 4 2 3 1
ItW'.kjr.lr 4 110
llrmlnji.rf I 2 2 (I
M'lnnK.lb 4 2 0 3
I'Wrr.'lh 3 0 11
s,lt,u 113 3
willeiaa .1 il 2
Mbam I n n II
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GIANTS WIN LONG
GAME FROM CUBS
IMrales Heat Hrnves
Phillies Defeat
Cardinals.
CHII'AUn May I ft -Nee York Im.ke
ChicsKos Minntnc sneak i.ulsv b defeat
UK the Imale in a thilllintr llmnlnf
name. Ihe flrsi nf Ihe series The visitors
,-ame from behind and hy huHfliln bite
tied Ihe score. foit ahead in ihe lih
and when llendria wenkened and won
mil In Ihe mti The Icnnls n n
terms with the visiiorn in their half of
ilia lOib innitiK by bunclilnc hue and itrlv
Inst llilbbell off the mniind Phil IMiiikUs
ht In llh Ihe haeea fillrd and nan
nul He fanned Paskerl and knonked dnwi,
llarber'a hoi liner, whw-h Lear tet-oveied
In time 10 fmve Mi Cabe at Ike plate
on a , bate pta Douxlaa rellred the side
by IosbIiik mil Hohellann
VnutiK slarlMl the last rally with a
(lilada and looted up H base rn Pleliliers
sacrifice Lllil nUKllll replaeetl Mai tin
tin) la filed mil bin Kauff and leai ful
lowed with hlla v hlcll Rave Ne York the
uame. Ilurlnx Ihe attack nine dAnbles
were made
1 lie score
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""Msile'd for llenlon Insllfi7
Hailed for Winters In seventh.
I Halted for pnuKlsa In lllli,
lll'in for Kllllfer In 10th
Halted for Hendryi In lOih
1 1 Hulled for Vaughn In lllli
New York ... . nno em mt an;
i.'liliamt nil njn nnn inn -
Huiumar) Itiuts, Ynuiia- 2. lloyln, Kauff
!. I.ear. Kslley lllnr Paskert 3, llsrber.
Itoberlaon Terry. Twombley, errors,
Pleleher, Hmllh, Deal. In-bsse hlls. Ilol
Incher. Kauff 9, lloberlson. Hmllh 2. Kel
ley. Poyle. Kllllfer. double pla)s, Terry
In Hollortler tit llsrber i. bases on balls.
otf llenlon I, pff Hendryi I. (( winters
, i.i, iuui', n, stl'i'N foil, uy ,,r,ii,,,i
, oy nennrys s, py winters I, ny rititt.
ru i, ny unuiiiaa i, ny ivenr I.
Plrnles Make litis Comil.
PI'II'MIII'IUIII. Msy t The Pitlshumh
Plralrs defeated llostott today by bunch
Ina- hill with bases on balls In Ihn first,
flfih and alsth Innlnits.
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Totals ,V.I2IJl' Tulali Jin II) 51 II
Untied for Powell In lilnlh,"
tlialled for Oeeehger In seventh,
mailed for Hem In ninth.
Iioston ... . mo ooo 0413
Pittsburgh 200 023 0007
Huminary Ituns, Hncekel 3 lllghee.
Catey, Houlliwotlll 2. W hilled, I 'stem,
Schmidt, errura, lioeckel, Maranvllln, Cu.
Ion. two. base hit. (luwdy. Ihree-baso lilt.
lllsl.ee. (lolen bases, iioecki-l, Hchmldli
bsses on balls, off Oeeehger 3, off Uettill
Ion 2 struck out, by Oeschger I, by Hcolt
2, hy llamlllnn 3
I'hllllea Mnke lilts (' t,
KT. I.OI'IH. May U-HI Louis held
I'hllaileluhia lo Ion litis, bin lost Ihe
opcnlnK game of the series U.. lay A triple
ny niengei in me nun roiinwed by wild
throw by Dllhriefer allowed the run Ml
1.0111S only got one man past setona.
rhlll4llahla
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Hatted for Dllhoerer In seventh.
HhlladrlphU . . . noo oio onn. I
Rt Umla . . .000 000 000 I)
Summary llun. Hlengel, errors, Paul
elle. Dllhoefer, lo base hit. J. Miller,
three base hll. Hlengel stolen bsses,
Pauletle. Kournler. double play, .1 Miller
In llunrrnft 10 Palllel. bases tin hstle.
off Hmllh t off llslnrs I. struck nul,
by Hmllh 2, by Haines 4,
Don't Strain Your Eyc By
Forcing Them to Rend Fine
Impossible Print Without
Tho Aid of Glasses.
Itomombor, tho eyon of man
were never intended by na
ture to be u.sod in close seeing
altoRcther. Tho fields antl
woods are the eyes most nat
ural Jirpji nf crimfYirlnlili aoi.
IhiK. Modern requirements,
however, necessitate a closer
j proximity to the objects to bo
viewed. Hence, the need of
glasses. Don't put off loo
lontf if you need them. It will
gain you nothing.
Seekatz & C. Moore
TULSA
10 W. Third Sly
Q.3473I
Wo r iiicinhcrs nf
tho AiK-latcd llclall
Opticians nf America.
Umk for the cinblfin
lu our wlniluw.
seas
""rJ'Z,
v'""c
IIAI.TI.MIHIK. May 18 - In Ihn
presence of a crowd estimated at
rtosr til 30.001) iersi)lis. Krtlllilel D,
Kiddle's 3-year-old Man o-War
wiiii Mm I'reakness, IMmltcn's his
toric race till; afternoon, lie led
fm in in. biii hi' .ii. il won bv sol
emn lennhs llnri I ii vii V 1'
ny I'lintM was second and his
H liilslr ililid Ciililliiiinili'r .1 K I..
Unas' King Thriisk vns fmirlh. The
time for the Julie and a furlong
was I .' 1 .1-4 Thn nice was worth
13.000 in Hut winner who also
took the Wnodlawn challenge dip,
n iioIhIiIh truiby.
The gnvi'innr of Mar) land. Al
beit C Itllilile. and pruiiilneut
spin tmtinii fiom many slnles wern
prnct'lit.
The Turf
II, anils Yesleltlal.
I'lral rare, seven furlongs Mile Datle,
I Wilson) fltsl, Madge P. (Kederla) sec
ond, tdy I.iiiury, rrsylnr) third. Time.
I II I I Marvin May. Frank w Kris,
si ileriualn. Wood Tup. I'lenl). I.uaky 11
also ran
Hevnnd race four and one half fur
Innge- 1'ekne (llarnerl flral. Miss Von
I aloe, to linen) serend. Mary .tans llaker,
I'.Mde) thlid. Time. 14 Matlha Ofay
Miss llankln. Iinniia l.orletla, Hmlc. My
tine, i loss In Avenue, llomsnce, Clniarriin,
I'entastl also tan.
Third rare, four and one half fur
lottas John H Itesrdon. ilarttio.ly) flrsi
Philander. (Slack) second, Total Morris,
ll'imle) third Time, 44 4 . 4'hss. A
llyme, Tom llnoch, lliintera Point also
ran
rourlli race, on mile -llafferly (Wll
son) fltsl, llrenio. (Kennedy) serend,
lames Poster, (l.yke) third. Time. I 41 I 5,
Hosier, Wsr I. Ike, Jsck lleoyee, Vetbol'
Un, Hutfaker.
I'lftli race, seven furlongsConverse,
(Like) tlrsi, flying Wslshmsti, (Kederls)
srcnnil. Attain. (Wld.i) third Time 1 II,
.toned,., Iilndlug 'I'll!. Ham Hell, U Krrant,
Herald slso ran
Mistli race one mile lllalie. (Helnlerh)
first Alvonl. (llsrner) second. Counter
llnlance, (l.yke) llilrd. Time, 119 I I,
Keep I'recloua I'satl, Hondo, Jelllson,
Happy Valley, llnoses alsu ren,
Het'enth race, tulle arid oneelghlh
,11m llastlnga, Mtnberls) flrati Warsaw,
Klarner) second. Mint Cat, (O'llrlen)
Ihlril. Time. I 17. Kllnpslong. Moacywa,
Irfilhalr also ran
Knlrlea Ttulsy.
)'rst race, sis furlongs Hwsel Liberty,
100. Unity. 100; May Hose, ton : Poppy,
100. Marie Maxim, lilO, Luke Dillon, loii
Anllclpate, 101, Wild flower, 1 01 1 Mlsa
Minks, tot. Louise A. 104, Kmme J lOSj
Sea I'rlnce, I Oft ( Howdy, M0, Convoy. 110)
Huiltlaile. 110. I'lnls. jOti Ponna llnma,
101. Mickey Moor. 110, Keep, I0I The
Leopard. 1 10.
Herond nice four nd one. half furlongs-
Courtvlew lift, The Kmtulrer, llll
Toss l'i. 111. Hy (linger. 111, Musksllong,
lift, Loll Wlldtla-. Illi Old Chap, lift)
Veraallles, 1)5. Advance, Illi lied Lega,
IIS, Tlisrnn, llij nir Lawnfall, lift: Judge
lliidiow. Hi, Maurice M lit, lluniaf.
lit Hriinswlck, lit, Arhemla. III.
Third nice, four and one-half fur.
Innus ilrrenland, HO, wish Maker, 110,
Ail uigiit nir, un: Aurevoir, nu. nouiera.
Hon, MO, tiiiiln Vein, Smoke Screen,
11,1. lien vaist. ltd
l-'niirlli lacs, ai furlongs - llefugee II,
2 Alia liny 11, 102. (Ireen (Iraaa. 1 Oft i
Looking l'p. 101, Angnn, 110, nags, 150)
Amerclan Ace, 122
I'lfth race, mile and nne-elgltth Mlhel
(tray. 111. Siren Maid. lit. Distinction.
lit; Husy Signal, lit; Alulu. tit, Cotton
llloasotns, lit. Mils Dalle, 111: Cubwebs,
111, Truly llural. 111.
Hltllt racs, mile and sixteenth Jack
Hluarl, 101) Dellce, lot, Heaver Kill. 1I0
ririor, nil urssnr, ma, tienerai naig,
lift
Novsnth rare, mile and sixteenth Mills
Paticheis. 1)0, .trivial, 101: llnmbasl, 107,
.lack Heaves. 107 , Hsrlock, 107, Corydon,
llll. linn. I. 113. Ilniirbon Lad. 112. Ads.
Isl.ls. 113. J. Ntone. lit,
weather rioiniy, track tnucaiy.
Kid Hpack, Tulsa Huh I wcIkIi t, may
fly in ii In Uriittirlglit s next main
nvent. Ther Is a puirllilllty that
Ihe local 1 1 S-noiiinl hov innv be
matnhed with Kid 'Cole, Orumi'lirlit
liiinlam.
UNCLE SAM GIVES
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
United States Marine Corps School Has
"Earn While You Learn" Courses
Hereafter yaunrf men enllslinir In
lli Marino Corps will not only
Ittun to bo sQldlcrs, hut, If they
wish, they may no retularly to
school. After one, two, throo or
mora years tho Marina may bo
graduated nn on expert automobile,
mechanic, chauffeur, plumber, or
what not. Not only that, but tho
United (States OoTerninonl puis at
his disposal lis tremendous Influ
ence with employers In satisfactor
ily placlnc the II, H. Marina Corps
Institute, trraduato In a. well-puylnit
ob. v
Tho yountr man who la facing- tha
hard problem of inaklnir a llvlnic
vthiln workliur his way throuch
hlith school, college or trnda school
should welcome tha opportunity
afforded by thn Marine Corps insti
tute, Ily Ihln plan Iin Is not only
enabled to Rain thn education ha
desires, but at the same time
Lead a, healthful, body-bulldlne
outdoor life, receive free board,
clothlnp;, Indrflntr and medical at
' tendance (Inn leavlnir his pay for
"pocket money" or for a snusr sav
ln account.
To the nverine "rwl.blooded"
ynunir American, the Marine Corps,
with Its adventurous, carefree life,
and lta opportunity for travel by
land and tea, at home and abroad,
has always proved particularly al
luring. When to these nre added a
chance of a good education
Well, It makes a long apprentice
ship at a trade, or weary hours at a
nlKlit school, look rather unat
tractive by comparison.
The Marine Instllulo
The U. H, Marine Institute, which
bids fair lo become as famous as Ihn
N'ayal Academy nt Annapolis, or
the Military Academy at West
Point, is already well under way
at thn Marina post at Quantloo,
Virginia.
Hundreds nf younp; men are en
rolled In courses that rami's front
readlnrr, writing and simple arith
metic to such subjects as higher
mathematics and Journalism.
If c man cornea Into the Marine
Corps hardly able to sign his name,
he can gain a grammar school edu
cation and continue to learn to thn
limit or his ability and the length
of his enlistment. Amonir the
courses open to thn Marine are ele
mentary and advanced KngHsh,
mathematics. In practically all Its
branches, French, Hpanlsh, stenog
raphy and clerical work, automo
Idle mechanics, horsemanship and
car et horses la elckaess an'1
.IMPORTANT GOES
BOOKED TONIGHT
Philly and Detroit in the
Limelight Hartley
Going Good.
lioxing liouls Tonight
At I'hlladelphla tl e or s(i
I'hnnev ts Jne WelliliK
rounds IlKhtwelKhls.
At I'lillailelphln- lllll Ilrenn.in
n. Willie Mt'chan hIx rounds,
heavywelithlet.
Al l,hlladelphla I'rto Ilcrmnn
vs. I'.ov Moore, six rounds, han
lam wnlKhtN
At Philadelphia .Jimmy Mur
pliv vs. -'Hplder" Koach, six
t minds: . IlirhtwcUlit.
t I'hlliMlelphlR - If ii trh I e
Hutchison vs- VoiinK Chancy, six
round t liaiilninweulilM.
At lluntlnnton, W. v.i.. ICddle
I'ltzslniinnns vh .toe llherman, 12
rounds. Uglily, elKhtei.
At Helrnlt -Aui:l.i ll.ttncr vs
Tommy Hohson, 10 rnundsi mid
dlewelnhts Al lieti.tli- If. Johnny Mendle
soliu vs. Hnrlem llihlle Kelly, 10
loilllds, V. ellrrwe'Khls.
l,y UAlMtV UAIIaKV
Importnut Imntf,
nr sehuiluleil fop
InnleTht, I'hlliulnl.
plila and Detroit
Il a vl li a: excapi.
lonallv KOorl cards
At Philadelphia,
flVO Star ROerl
nre or the pro
Krain, lnotiidlmi
Chnmploii Pole
llerman'r scrap
with Hoy Moore.
Pelo HArthy,
oi'Hck eajiiern
llithtwelirht un
der tho direction of Ien i, riynn,
meelH I'h V rr lis. u New Orleans
hoy at that clly .May ill. Hartley
lias been Holn npiniiilldiy In rocont
months nnd is uulto an attraction
lu the crescent clly, ,
Jack Ileeves, CnHfornla rolddlo
wclgllt and Msnatfor Mo4f nta In
ChlciiKO, aflor enjoying a vacation
with relatives lp Mliiaourl.ltn.ives
Is, worklntr nt th .Aroado (lym
nanlum -whero K. C. Drown, Mani
Tondlnr and othr topnotghcra do
tholr IralnliitT.
Johnny (llll. weltcrwclsht chamn.
ion of Pennsylvania knonked out
i!uu (llcason twlco In their sched
uled iie-rouuit until ar, inn tihuviik,
rn., Ainnuay iiiRiii. lien' s now in
thn fifth round, (lion; it was oil thn
fllior. Ills Htvnndn throiv Jn Uto
towel hut .loo llarro't, iunnaRr of
(llll refused to nllo.v U tn termlnntn
Hint way nnd thn hout went on.
Olll dropped Olnason lu tho nlnlh
wllh a right (o tho w and' Holt
stayed down that time.
$10,000 American Derby
at Readville Cancelled
IIOSTON', May IS.Tho tlO.OOO
American derby, on tho proKrnm
nf thn Clranil Circuit mectlnc at
Hendvlllo In Auitust, has hen call,
cd off, It was announced todev !:
tries, which closrid 10 days ono, wcru
too few to wu iin nt n riJiiiiwil thin
year.
health, forestry) concrete and brick
masonry, carpentry, electrical me
chanics, plumbing, blacksmltblnc,
house palntlnif. band music, draft
ing, journalism, coo it in if ana Daic
Ins, etc., etc
Tha Instructors nre, not only
competent teachers, but eminently
practical men, and ara selected lor
their proflcloncy regardless of, their
rsnk In the Marina Corps. Korx-
ample, tho teacher of Opanlsh la a
corporal, who Is a law trraduate or
a foreign university, and a former
ptiuiia scnooi leacner. Manyvor tlia
trade schools are In charge of In
structors who are graduates ot
Annapolis, Massachusetts; Tech..
Hlevens Institute, Colorado School
of Mines, and other loading- Institu
tions. Others have received their
training In such rrrcat Industrial
corporations ss the General Klec
trie Company, tbo Standard Oil
Company, tha Daldwln Locomotive
Works, and so on.
All students enrolled In ths
Marine Institute courses receive
their Instruction on an average of
three hours for five afternoons each 0
week, all purely military training
being confined to tho mornlnc
hours, The evenings may be,
devoted to study, rending, or the
various camp recreations, such as
the frco movlo shows or tho pool
tables.
V heard trroat deal about "col
lege life," but It Is cxtromely
doubtful If any of our Institutions
of learning afford mora opportu
nity for pleasant companionship
with real good fellows than does
(ho Marino Corps. For this branch
of servlco attracts the sort of a
man who ban tha makings of a
"good follow," Few colleges can
offer any tatter facilities for base
ball, football, boxing, swimming
and other athlotlo sports all under
the direction of competent trainers
and conches. And no school, unlass
It In a military Institution or tha
first rank, ran approacn tha Marine
Corps In Hiving a man that self
reliance, alertness and Qualities of
leadership which military training
affords.
If yon are evrn sllgktly later-:
ealed, don't hesitate to call at a
Marine llrrraltlng OSIcr. Yon will
nnl be urffril tn enlist, but you trill
be told the truth, and iiotbfus bat
Ihe truth, about Ihe service, ft coal
far booklet,
U. S. Marino Corps Recrultloj; Officii
212 J4 South Main SU
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