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12 TULSA DAILY WUKLiU. hA I UKUA I , iHA I s:j, xww .
WITCHES EASILY DEFEAT OILERS IN FIRST G AME 1 0 TO 3
Izzies Hammer Oiler Twirlers iSA'5JsS
BillmanandFinn for 14 Blows; DES M0INES 10'7
Alexander Wins 10 th Straight
and Helps Cubs Into First Place
Yaryan, Washburn and
Beck of Wichita
Get Homers. j
TIERNEY MACE LEADER
II ow Then Can II il!
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in
Inficltler ("Jets
1 Tripa Conlan
Wichita Lineup.
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WICHITA
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Prank Ishclls Wlchltn l.zlrs rmlly
won the oprnlng gnm of thr Hirer
pmif sarins from the Oilers, yester
day nt MrNnllv park. 10 lo .1. Asldr
from thr hard litttliiK f thn Wllrhrs
vlio iiiurfd thf of for In j; f I Itl ltitn n
nnd Finn for 1 1 lilln, Including homo
ruriB by Washhurii, Hoik mill Yur-
ynn. thr nntne drvoid of fea
tures, I
Thn OUT nlrknd J,hl for Minn
mfn blown, but only on of Ihosn
wan for nn exlrn li,ie hihI Carl re
celvrd splrndld support from hi
trammritrs.
lllllman held Hi" Ollrrs lend,
ntshllshrd In the rrrond imil again
In tho alxlh for srvrn innings and
though h" was tourhnl for nluhl IiIIm
In thosn fr.imen ho tnnniiRoil. by
tlghtrnlng up nnd nldrd by good
fielding to turn bjck thr visitors
with only one run. Tho Wltcln-s
drovo the little Ollnr light handrr
from tho box in thn eighth friunr
and I'lnn. who wi-tit In tiH rrllrf
hurlcr. wns no hrtlrr.
Wllcliivt Stom In rirl,
Wlrhltn srorrd ono In thn first.
Ilutlcr slnglrd to rrnter with one
nut. Coy singled to lrft, Ilutlnr
stopping nt second. Ilnck filed to
McMnnus Washburn drovo to center
field fnr two bases, Ilutler scoring
Tho Ollrrs wrnt ahrad by counting
twice in the second. Ticrnry nrsi
up, slglcd to rnnlnr Washburn
fumbled Davla' grounder and both
runner wcr sale, uonnnuy lam
down n bunt mid Davis brat Hint"
throw lo Hullnr. McMunus singled
to left, scoring Tlnrncv and Davis,
Ilnck'fi homo run In thn sixth
evened thn count but thn homrllng'n
went alu-ad onn In tlutlr half Clcvo.
land led off with a doiibln ot right
and scored on Tlerney h slngln to
left.
Win It In tlio I'.lglKli.
Thn Witches won It In the eighth,
scoring five riinn In that Inning,
nutler walked. Coy doublnd to
right, nutlnr scoring. Ilerk singled
to right, Coy holding up at third
Wnahhurn forrnil Heck at sreond.
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t IM llUy IJ ,tH.(HI.HMO ...rrf n
nt Hilnt. lliTCfir wan nanneil. filling
thn baiicii. Yaryan hit over tho left
. field wall norrlng Coy, Wnshburn
and liergcr ahead of him.
Three more wero ndded hy thn
Jules In thn ninth. Hmlth lod off
with a slnglo lo center. Finn ill
' lowed nutler'w bounder to got by,
Smith going to Hncond and Finn
beating McManun' peg to first. A
double play, .MoManim to Tlnrney to
Ornham retired llutlcr and Coy.
r Smith holding second. Heck singled
' to right. Smith topplng at third.
Washburn's circuit clout over tho left
' field barrier counted tho two run
t ners ahead.
Two hlta wcro mails by the Oilers
' In tholr half of thn eighth but they
' wero unavailing. Tho Abbotts went
out In order In the ninth.
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Tulsa "30 001 000 - 3
nummary: Two-b.in hit. Coy,
Yaryan, Cleveland, home runs, link,
Washburti, Yaryan; left on lme,
Wlrhltu h. Tulsa, li, iloilhln ilnyn,
Kasl to Wnhhbiiin lo llri.k. Mr
Manus to Tlrrnny to (Iraham, basna
on bulls, off Hast 3, off lllllman I.
off Finn I. strurk out, by Kant 2.
by Itlllmnn 2, runs and hi lit, off
lllllmnn I and 10 In 7 Innlngx. off
Finn R and I In 3 Innings; time. 1 10.
umpires, Fltzpatrlrk and Wilson
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tUmrltaa llirrfiiina t.anit.
HlOt'.V I'lTV. May 3 - (lmaha eama.
frnm liahlml anil Vint a wrlril aain frnm I
Ilia ritwal lirra loilny l,y a a In I arora
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Notes of the Game
a h, iixu-niiin fnr Wichita nnd
Cowan or Adams for Tulsa are the
llkelv slab cholera In tho tecond
Kamo of tho scries today,
r With thn defection of Orolh, HL
,Tccph first baseman. A-hlcU has
Ric.itly weakened th defensive play
of the champions, the Holms look
niii. ih,. ninh thn Ollora will have to
lieat out. Thry hnvn il great hitting
and fielding team. All eight regulars
urn to bo feared on tno nu;u-n,
ClrahamV slop and throw nnd I1U
n'u iiinadv work In covering first
). nn llerk's grounder In the
fourth was tho day's first fust field
'.Tlmmv llurkn made a nice ratch
. of Conlan's dr ve In the amo Innl'ig
"Marty" McManun rontlnurd his
t..,l,,ll,l flnlrllnir. Ills stop of Faint a
., sharp grounder brought u. hum! In
ithe. seventh.
i Johnny Conlnn opposed his tor
)mer team mates the first time yes
terdny. The llttlo outflelilur got a
.lhand when ho enmo to bat n thr
'recond inning Johnny got a hit
' that Inning and In thn seventh
'" climbed the left field embankment
l;for Cleveland's foul drive.
Sapulpa Wins First
of Interstate Title
J. Scholastic Contests
; SAPULPA. May 2S. Locnl fans
J r elated over the Interstate high
' school baseball championship sertra
which began yesterday between the
Waxahachln. Texas, istafe rhamps
' find the local team, champions or
Oklahoma. Sapulpa won the first
game, at Wnxahachlo 5 t" 2 nnd
the socond game will bo played here
Monday, ,
i About 2.500 persons saw nrlgpsby.
. star twlrltr of tho local nine, hold
L the Texa team to two hits in yes
terday's game, Monday's game horo
will be willed at 4U5 o'clock nnd
will be followed by a game between
ik laani nntnrv plub and the local
Klwanls club on the Euchre Indian
mlrslon iloia,
ivnniii 1'inlillilt llrtlliur
BATON UOL'ai:, May 2S netting
on horse racrs and basrbnll games
would be prohibited in n hill Intro-
rtuced in the lower house of the LoU
i Uiana legislature today by Itrpre
, eenUtlve Upton of Ka.it Follclana.
The bill is said to be one of a series
; planned to regulate racing tn New
f Orleans.
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4 I'oinmo tip Tcrro. Is Winner.
Who Is the moat
aliinble player In
basnba'l'' Argu
iihiiIh on tho rrl
iitlvn luerllH of
the d I a m o n d
grnntH nrn u
n over falling
sourco of Inter
est to followers of
tho diamond pas
time One w.ixrd
rspnrlally ho. In
I'.i to Mai tin's
spurt emporium
tur other night.
T. Cotib. Oeorgc
Hlsler, Itogers llornnby Trla Kpeakri,
llabn Huth nnd tlrovor Alexandrr
IU. iitnut rritfHIPnilV llU'lliiwii" !
with Cobb. Hlsler and Iluth as thn
favorltrs. Thr ciuestlon of b.isenall s
grealcrit player, is ol course.
v i. Miniinr of norsonal opinion,
Homo prefer onn fnr varloiia ntiiill-
tlen and some anouier. iim
writer (lonrgo Hlsler Is baseball n
most valuable player.
Wo aron't speaking as a box of
fice attraction for thn slugging
llabe Huth or the dashing Ty t.obb
am possibly bettor gate players
than the brilliant but consistent
Slslr. Hut for all-around worth
to his team as n factor In wlnnlni;
basrb.il! games, tho llruwn,
fielder Is without a peer. Hlsler Is
one of thn most dangerous and
frequent bitters In the game. II"
Is a speedy nnrt wise base, runner,
which makes him one of tho most
turmldabln pIioith on tho at
tack. As a fielder he ranks with
tho peerless Hal Chase. Comblnn
thosn (iiialltles with a flawless dis
position, devoid of "temperament
common to somn eons of swat, imd
you have, In Klslrr a player wliosn
Individual worth can hardly bo
eriuallrtl. And It must be remem
bered that he was u winning
pitcher before played regularly
and that he holds bin own with
uny outfielder
l.ni nnnn dim the luster of Ty Cobb
In our opinion (ho great Onorglan is
Offllhi
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CUBS WIN 2; GO ;
INTO TOP PLACE
Reds Defeat Pirates
Braves and Giants
Winners.
The Scoreboard "1YANKEES DEFEAT
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Indians Beat W. Sox
Tigers and Griffs
Also Win.
nOSTON. Mav SS In tha alehth Innlnu
tmlay with two nut anil men on !"onil
anil third, Ituaaall iurpoaaiy r"'i
thin wllka.1 rr'.tl. tnrcln In th- tun
which avantually M N'w or Mctory
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baara nn tuna, on r--.nii-i'
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lla1a lilt t'nopar fraaly.
CINCINNATI. May 31 111 Itaiia hit
Cnnrar fraaly In two Inntnsa In.Uv anil
nulla.! flttabursh out of flrat placa. Uuath
ar aliowail'only thraa hlta.
Tba acora:
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lutiait fnr Haaiuuaaan In ninth,
tllattad for Main III alithth
Omaha 000 001 0JJ 1
Hlmia IMIV .... ono 130 010 4
Nummary luina. Crouch, .Marr, Allar
malt. latfait. rUaoti, WrMall, Donlra 3.
I.allvrlt. arrora, Marr, Mri'anillaaa, Altar
matt 1, Olalaaon, l.aa. Maann, llala. Kopp,
liaiOa on bulla, nff naainuiaan 3. nff Knpp
3. aarrlflra hlla. Walilall ;. IMatla. I.aa.
twn-tiaaa hlta. I'lalla, Donlca. Marr, Kir
farl. ilouhta play McCHndlaaa to Ilafaln,
lull nn haaea, hlr.ua City 1, Omaha 10,
alolan baara, Marr. Il'lchlr. Lallvalt,
aarnatt runa ami hlla. nff Knpp 3 ami 1.
nff Uaamuaaan 3 am! 10, atruek out. hy
Kopp 7. umplraa, Jaroha anil Laucon,
lima, 1 10,
Inillnna 1111 llursar Itsnl.
OKLAHOMA CITY. May 3 (Iklahnma
Cliy hit llursar hanl In Ilia thlnt Innlnc
Inilay whan aolhl hlnwa nunrhail with thraa
hnaaa nn lialla anil an arrnr rarnrilrd
alfht runa allit tha Inrala itafaatad Jnplln
In tha rirat nf Ilia aariaa, a In i. t'ovlna
ton waa affactlva after tha flrat Inning,
Tha acorn
tniahami City
AS II rn. A
.Manager .Mitchell at left, anil Owiht Wrlglr.V In elnvt ilolhiv, nnil
Aloxiinilfr 4irming up.
ftmvar Alnmnrtnr won hli trnth straight game when he br,i the Card
inals In the first game of yesterdays double header Alexs pitching has
been nn Important factor in tno funs tirivn to uin mil. nuim .v....-..
yesterday.
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llurgar I. Iy Honatan 4, runa ami hlla.
off llurgar 7 and I In 3 13, nit Unnnvan
1 ami 4 In a 1-3. iinunin piaa, Moaaiay
unaaalalail. Covington tn liugnaa tn ,-viuao.
lav. Ynckay tn Hlronr. t.armora to Kruag
ar tn Htrnnc. laft on hara, Oklahoma Cliy
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Broken Arrow Briefs
A TIE IN CITY LEAGUE
HIIOKKN A 11 UOW, May 2S.
Norman Krytslncer, living went of
town, brought to this community tho
honors of a winner In the Tulsa
county boys' pig club contest, which
closed last ivcck, tho prises being
awarded nt tho shorthorn sale In
Tulsa. Tho Juvenllo stock and ngrl
cultural clubs In this part nf the
county have otalned noticcablo re
sults the. past year.
An effort to settle definitely the
routo of tho Albert 1'lko highway be
tween Tulsa and Muskogee so that it
will Include tho town of Coweta is
liilnrr iiuule bv the citizens of that
locality, and the co-operutlon of
llroken Arrow' Is naked to the ex
tent of looking after Tunas tor n
Iwo-mllo strotth of road leading
southeast from this city. A tour of
Inspection with a view ot securing
the final approval of the routo Is to
ho mado by a committee of Coweta
business men In company with C. S.
Avery ami U. II. Outhrey, officers of
the hlshw.ty association, and u gi
eintnent engineer on Thursday, .1 imp
3. Tho party will spend tho noon
hour lii llroken Arrow anil ho tho
cnests at lunch of local business
man
The memorial holiday will bn ob
served In business circles on Monday
hv Mm hanks. noHtofflce and court-
houan offices, which will remain
i-ini.ni1 ihrouchout the day.
Manager Italph McClendon. thn
newly elected pilot nf the local ball
t..um. htdlcvcfl bo has ono of tho
strongest aggregations this town has
had for many seasons, nnd local
O. I". .V.IU nnil Ci- ult With Two
lluns Iviich Carter untl Sin
clair l'lny Today
O. P. fc It., though trailing in the
dust of five clubs trailing In the
Ci'ypsy aggregation even In a strcnu
ou.i tussle, J-2, in yesterday's game
In tho City OH league.
Vcagcr opened for tho Gypsy
sijuad nnd through a pair of mis
plays hy Taylor the O. P. & 11. K-tr-nered
a cnupln of runs. Young-fO-placed
htm In the third with the
.hnsnx full nnrt retired 11. Young on a
tail In front nf the plate ami was
never throitened thertnfter.
Hovd traveled splendidly lor mo
red and blue and K.ivn the hc.ny hit
ting tlypsys but two raps, but
tin o. P. It oiiittmo caicnmg
weakness delivered enouh runs to
oiiablo tho oiango circle entry to
knot thn count.
Carter and Sinclair clash In this
evening's gumo at Mc.Nulty park
Score:
o. p. n.
I.lgon, s. ....
Flynn. lb. ...
Williams, rf .
MorrK rf.
Whitfield. 2b.
Mtystrand. If.
H. Youns, 3b.
Tolali 37
..." .. i"nr.rr In -1 c h t h .
Plttafurirn " "" n,l) '
Clnclnna't? ".n 4".MI-
Pummaryi ttyna, i-cnmnu.
hart. Clroh, nouah. ParMan. arrora. Caton
2i two.baaa hit. WMtted. dmlhla play. Cut
thaw to Orlmm; baaaa on hallt, off Kuatlt-
3, err uoopar i, aituta uuv,...
by Coopar 4.
Hnmar IVIna In Ninth.
nnOOKI.YN, May 21 l.'ayraa1 homa
run with two on Daaas anil ..'ii u
tha ninth won today'a gama ror Poaton
from nrookiyn. rvonaicny nnaam m-. ui.i
rama In two yaara, halng nut with a
cracked rib at a rrault of nit collision
with llancroil yraiaraay.
Tha acora. . .
from org inlr.o.l b.icball .tit i thoso
who lolatn their usotvo riuuse win
bo (suspended for threo years if tho
recommendations of 1'iesldriit John
son of tho American liaguo are
adoplril. President .lohnsiyi toi.iv is
en route to I'liiiaunipnia lor .i inn-
furence with l'roaldent lirynier ur
the National league relative In a
Plan of action against thn Indtistilal
league.
Xnvv Crow Wins Child Cup
l'lllLADKMMUA. May !S The
navy academy's varsity oarsmen won
the 'Chllds cup race on the Schuylkill
river today They finished a length
ahrad of Princeton, l'ennsyanla
finished third and Columbia took
fourth place. The time wuh t-even
minutes, 32 seconds.
Carpcnlicr Ignores
Public Officials and
Prominent Citizens
LONDON, May 28. Tho raco for
tvin Manchester cup. at one and one-
half mllro, was won today by Pomni;
,i farm. Knttaro Measure finished
uarnnd. and Happy Man ran third.
Thn hettlnc against the winner was
3 to 1.
a more van an e I' ;0'e of In Industrial leagues will be expelled
tlesn to tho homo run procllMtlcs oi i.,.i,n .,, . nWn
the latter Kor nlthotigh It Is ail
milled that Iluth will win many ball
names Willi Ills icrriiie iiuuhk. uc
can In no way be called an offonslvo
superior to the great Cotib, who, in
addition to being a more consistent
hitter than Huth, is a great nasn
runner, while Uuth' work on tho
paths and In thn liciu is meuiocie.
Despllo a plump ' hitting, duo
undoubtedly to managerial worries,
Trls Speaker Is ono of baseballs
greats, speuker is stiu inn miiw
great outflulder tho best fly chaser
In tho game todliy, and his hitting
tiiiu tint fiillmi n ff In a nrcat enough
extent to cause him tn fall out of
tho enleet circle of tho hull of f.imo.
Itrfnro lIlU hciimiii Is f-4inclllllrl, II
iirw "cri'ati'sl" lilnjcr may lmvo
itrlson In the lmolwll flnimmoiil. In
IlogiTH llornsliy, Cnnllnal Inficldcr.
Iliii-nsliy, .imingvst ot mo sinnt, is i-n
I, ..111,- III.. IM-riltrM M'uson of his en
rci-i- lo dati nnd should lui maintain
tlio clip ho is sottlnt; now In fielding
nnil 4mmvIiiIIv In batting, the older
ilnrrn will tinio t) iook hi uu-n
lam ii". j
Alexander, nnd also Johnson, nre
vital factorn In what miccrtm their
i-nMoni'tlve clubs attain. Hut al
though they are the game's greatest)
hurlers, neither pltcneu inn umi umi
year they have In previous seasons.
The c.ilchear Is tho reason It Is Im
possible to Judge baseball's greatest
star. Say for the sake of nrgument
that nil wcro agreed mat any oi uio
above, named Inficldcr or outfielder
Is tho best How about Illliy Kiuiior
r.f lln v Srhnlk? Althouch not hit
ting as the others, are not thny. with
much of the drfenslvo play of u club
under their command (tho practical
directing or pluv Vn the field in mew.
of an groat valuo as playorn whoso
mechanical records aro more mi-
pi'CSH.VC.
Who's the mtwt vnluable nlayer?
Even Hilly Phclon. dean nf 'em nil,
can't tell. Kor It isn't always In the
records, There s room ror an tnoso
illustrious ttaru named above and
for tho otherti of sll&htly lets prominence.
JoIiiihiii Itciiinuiicnds i:piil-lon
I "nnil O. II, IIM I'lllllslllllCIlt
CIIK'AOO May 2S Hoseball
nliivorii who violate their contracts
to inept attractive offers from cmlm fan(nm iiwnlts the opening of the
lornl neasoii Sunday afternoon with
keen anticipation. The following
players have signed up for the sea
son: Amos Davis, catcher; "Red"
Inman, pitcher, Claudo Turley. first
base; Dan Price, second base;
Charles Kssllnger, shortstop; D. (..
Chllders, third gaso; Dave McHcnry,
left field; Oomcr Davis, center fteld:
Marsio Kcllcy, right field, and I.loyd
Hall, John Carpenter and Charlie l'o
trio on tho bench.
Totals
OYPSY
Taylor rs. ..
Mow rey, 3b. .
llrousteau. c.
(ioodson, rf .
l-'oresman, 2b.
Zln. cf
Pappan. lb. . .
Durf, If
Yeager, p.
J. oung, p.
AH. it. H. l'O. A lJ
3 1 0 0 2 0
t 0 0 D 2 1
2 0 0 0 0 0
3 I 1 0 0 II
3 0 0 1 fi 0
2 0 110 0
3 0 0 0 1 0
3 0 0 S 1 1
3 0 1 2 5 1
26 2 3 21 17 3
An. it. n. ro. a. i:
0
1
0
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
itKsrt.T 1 1'.NTr.iifA .
Vtralaril l-i.rlin,
AT Tt'lJIA 3. WICHITA 10.
At Oklahoma city . Jnplln 5.
At smut city I, Omaha 1
At Daa Mnlnaa 7, St Jnaaph to.
Nnllmml l.aiigua.
At Chicago . St I.nula 3, flrat gima
At Chcagn 1. M trfiua 0, aacnnd gama.
At :.'aw Vnrk I Philadelphia
Ai Cincinnati . riltaburgh I.
At Ilrooklyn ai, nation t.
Ainarlinll l.rngllr.
At M. Loula 1. Hatrolt 3.
At tlnatnn .1. Naw York I
At Clavalaml 1.1. Chicago 1
At Phllt'lrlphla 4. Waahlnglnn .
Aliiarlcnn Anclnllnn.
At Mllwaukaa 7. K.inaaa City 3.
At Mlnnaapnlia I fit l.iula 7.
No nthara achcdulad
Uataril Aaincl.itlon.
At Vnrt Kmlth I. Ilanryatu 0.
At IlrumrlKht 4, Chl-kaaha 3.
At 1'a.whuakl 3 tin 1,1 1.
At fpilncflald 0. okmula 2.
Smtliani Aanciiilion.
At Satlivtlla , MoMla 7.
At Chattanooga. 5. Naw Orlaana 7.
At Mamphlt I, Atlanta 2.
At l.lttla tinck 3. Illrmlnghtm 0.
Trxna I, augur.
At Tort Wonh 4. Iloualon 3.
At Wichita l'allt t. Daaumsnt 2.
Ai f-hravapnrt n, San Antonio 3.
At Pallia ll, nalvrtton li.
(iAUKS TOtlAY.
llcatcrn I rngur.
WICItlTA AT TCI.SA
Jnplln at Oklahoma City.
t Joaeph nt llaa Mnlnaa.
Oman at Nlnui citv
NalloniU I.tngna.
llaaton at Ilrooklvn
liladelphU at Naw York.
I'ltlahurah at Cincinnati.
Sit Loula at Chicago
Anirrlrnn I.eAgue.
Chicago at Clavalnnd
tlalrnlt at ft I .OU In.
Waahlngton at I'hllailatphla.
Naw York nt lloatnn
Amcrlciin Aaanclatlnn.
Tolndo at Cotnmbua.
liulavtlla at lndUnapollt.
Kanaaa City at Mlpvaukca.
Mlnnrapotla at St. Paul.
IVratern Aaaoclatlon.
Okmulgaa at tnrlng(lald.
llanryatla at Port Hmlth.
Knld at Pawhiialia
Chlckaaha at Drumrlclit.
Tal 32L1-iIJ'.,
Vaw York n' 111 1 '
notton0' . . , O'0"'
Summary. Hunt, Itauacl. 1'PP. Hurn.
Itn.ll. Iloopar. McNally. Manoaky; to
baaa hlta, Meutal hrott nn.ky . tto an
haia, llo.llr. dnubla playa. K'eb!np;5r
to I'rutt to PIPP. Pratt m l'a cklnpiugh
In v'tp. Sch-..gr to I'McNally, II11W
Mrlnnia to Knatar. bataa on hallt. off
Shorn J, nff lluaaalt 4. atruek out, by
Shore 3, by Qulnn 1. ny iiutarn a.
Tlgara 11 In In Ninth.
8T. I.OUIK May it FUgata.id'a trtrln
and ainglft by Huth and Plnalll aftar two
.. ... mil in tha ninth give Ratrolt to-
dav'a gama with St. Loula.
Tha acora
fulfill
Viir:b 113 3
Alnunltb.e 3 14 0
rabti.cf 4 111
Vrafb.lf 10 3 0
nrllmm.lb 4 2 13 2
rutitriil.fi 3 12 0
ih.i! 4 10 4
rinrlll.tb 1 2 3 a
mntim.p 2 o I I
ToljlJ si 9 37 1?
I'airoll
St. Loula -
tintln.3b
t!-nn.2b
Tobto.lf
Sular.lb
milltim.rf
Itnshwn.rf
Bllllnd.c
flwVr.M
Uallmao.p
St Laili
As ii. rn a.
3 0 3 4
TC.U1I,. 33 27 11
. ,"000 100 0023
. . 000 000 0101
Auailn. arrnr, William, two-bata Mu.
Plnalll, Tobln. Jacobaon, thraa-bata hlta
Flngtt'kd. Jacobaon. baaaa on bill, oir
Oldham 2. off Wellman 2, ttruek ouu by
Oldham 1.
hpaakar'a Catch n IVntorn.
CI.i;vi;t,AND, May 21 Clavatand took
tha opanlng gama of tha tarlat trom Chi
cago today In a frte hitting contjtt A
catch by Ppeaknr, and WeAvers flaldlng
ware faaturea.
Tha acora.
("br'b'irf.rl
ric.:ti
Urrn.lf
rnilir.rf
llnlka.lb
fWfkrl,3D
Mar'rtllt.u
n-.Nrlll.c
ruitaoa p
Btitat
ar ii. rn a
.13 0 0
n .i
i s
3 n
n ii
3 n
3 3
1 2
3 0
Total! 30 13 371
Brook ly a
AR II. m. A
Olwn u .4 1 S 2
Nrti.rf b 1 3 n
J"hnan.3b .114 2
Wbnt.If 4 1 n n
Mrm.rf 4 0 11
Mllctalt.lt 12 0.
K!llff.2i 4 12 5
OlllatUr 4 112
rwm.p 3 n n 3
Mcta 10 0 0
Trial 31 "l 37 11
Western Association
lutlr.l for Tfaffar In ninth
notion "J 91 "'
Brooklyn 10 002 3
nummary liuna. I nil.uailimfj, .nyrrn,
nnackel, Maranvllla, Klllinglm, Nrla,
Whaat. Mitchell, errors, tick, i-ruiaa.
O'Neill, Johnaon. Kllduff two-ba hlta.
Maranvllla, u reiu, riuingim, nnnuir.
hnma run, Eayret, atnlan bate. Hoeckel,
double play, MaranWIln to rick to tlnlkn,
haaea on balla, off rilltnglm I, off Tfaf
far t. atruek nut, by Klllinglm 2, by
Tfeffer t.
C.lant. Kaally Win.
NEW TOHK, May 2 Th Na Tork
Natlonala eaalty defaatad Philadelphia to
day In tha opening gam of the terlra.
Tha acora
KOP.T SMITH. May 21, Although In
graham allowed only one hit today. Tort
.Smith won by 1 to 0 A baaa on balla,
alolan baaa. aarrlflca and attempted sacri
fice brought tn the only tun of tha gtme
In tha aecond Inning, uodaon received ten.
aatlonal eupport
Thr, acorn II. It. E
llenrvetta '11 81 11" 0 7 3
tfnrl Kmllh .010 000 OOx 1 I 1
llatterlea Ingraham and Hell. Dodson
and .Schmidt.
Ulbfllit.U
r. e:iina.2b
HirTtu-.rt
uatrf.3b
Frlsrb.ef
J.u.un,l0
RUhrs sa
Srbalk.e
Lrtin.c
Faaef.p
Parce p
Krrf p
Il'ilh p
J.Colllni
Cblnia
ar. n rn. a.
n 3
2 3
2 2
2 1
2 3
1 11
Total l 3.1 II 24 11
Jtmln'n.U
I.1IM If
Cbirnua ti
&p-iker.o;
Smltb.tf
Girdnrr.Sb
Wto'aiiu.3b
Jnhovin.lb
O-.NeUl.a
RiSrj-.p
MMton.p
rtu.p
tNuctmakrr
Clttllall
ar, ii. ro. A.
3 2 11
3 0 2
9 1 4
3
3 0
2 3
2 3
3 11
3 3
0 fl
0 0
0 0
0 0
TnU!l 41 19 27 It
Hatted for Kbr In fourth.
tHalted for Morton In tilth.
Chicago 300 010 ooo i
Cleveland 311 034 IBs U
Summary! Ftun, jlbold, L. Lollln.
Murphy 2. Weaver 3, Jamleton. Chapman,
Speaker 3, Smith 3. Gardner 2. Wambe.
ganta, Johntton, O'Neill; errort. Murphy,
Lynn, Smith, Morton. two-bate hlta.
Weaver. Felach, Speaker, c.ardneri homa
run. Smith; alolan bate, Jourdan, Speak
er, double rlay. Weaver to Jourdan; bates
on balls, off Payne 1, off Iiaeby 1. off
Morton 1. off Nelhaut 1, ttruek out. by
Kerr 1, yby Heath 1, by lligby 1, by
Nelhaut 1.
Narlor Tint led Off Mound.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2 Nalor waa
batted from the box In the flrat Inning
today and Waahlngton won deapttn thraa
dangeroua local tallica.
The eeora.
ttllium.ef
RaiKTeft.
Rtici'l.rf
Mra.vl.lf
J MUlcr.Sb
riuletle.lb
R.MU!er.3b
Hlthraa e
rrnalb
biat,e
Ihirr.P .
tTracnW
rkl4tlitila
ar. ii. m a
4 3 0 f
Total! 33 9 21 11
Rumn.lf
louoc.rf
yietbrr.u
Parlf.3b
Khi.ef
Slrklnf.3b
Kr'.lr.lb
Fnjder.e
Ban too. p
Tuitl
Kin Yerk
AR H. TO A.
imf.MniC.IIT. May 2. Cavanaugh't
aacrlflce (ly In tha 10th Inning today de
cided a deaperale battle In favnr of Drum
right over Chickarha. I to 3. The fielding
of Crawford waa a feature.
Tha aiore. II H. E.
Chlckaaha 00ft 010 200 03 7 1
"Drumrlght . 010 200 ooo 11 1
Haiterlea Miller and Kennedy, Wright
and Crittenden.
PAWHVSKA. May 21. Five F.nld er
ror In thn eighth Inning enabled Pawhut
ka to acora thraa runt and defeat Enid
2 to 1. lllggert held the local to two
hlta
Tho trora: . H. H. E.
Enid ooo 000 0011 6 S
I'awhuaka 000 000 01 3 2 1
ltatterlra ntegera and Lamb, Malono
and Palmer.
Wiihiniton rkllaatlphU
ab. It. m A ab. ii. rn, A
Jmlrr.lh 4 .1 7 0 Prkej.2b 1 0
Mllia.lf S S 3 0 Tbmu.3 4 12 1
Rlxrf 4 0 7ft Halker.lf I 1 2 o
Rotb.rf 4 110 Welrb.c' 3 12 0
fUlirrtOb 3 0 3 0 tmcm.u 12 2 3
KllfTtie.Cb 4 3 11 WltUf 2 12 0
Shaooon.u 4 2 0 2 r.rUfln.lb 4 0 tn 1
Cbimi.'.e 3 0 5 3 ra,e 10 12
Erlriwcp t 1 0 1 'Burni 10 0 0
Mratt.e 10 0 0
Nirlar.P 0 0 0 1
1l4tr,p 2 10 3
tBurra 10 0 0
RomiMll.p 0 0 0 0
' ;6lnick 10 0 0
Total 37 il 27 7 a TbUIi 33 27 It
3 i i n spntNOFiEi.n,
I 3 S flj Okmulgee
I 1 n 51 Springfield
4 12 2 llatterlc Smith
4 3 3 n 1 ton and dome.
4 0 13
3 0 11 1
114 1
3 0 12
May 2J
2 1
0 4 1
and Querrey, .Vndar-
Patta'd for Perklna in eighth,
tltatted for Hatty tn eighth.
1 Patted for llommel! In ninth.
Waahlngton 400 Oil 0001
Philadelphia
29 1 27 11
Philadelphia
New York
000 ooo ooo o
001 000 00a 4
McNeill Wltw ut West linden
WKST I1ADIJ.V, Ind.. May 2S
Harry P. McN'e.il. Chicago, won the
amateur tournament on the West
Baden Springs course today with a
worn of 55 for the IS holen. C O.
Pleil. Memphis, as runnerup, with a
score, of S6.
CHICACO. May 2S.- fleorgr"
Carpcntter, pugilistic champion
of Frnnce. and conirndrr for tho
heavyweight ring championship ot
the world, arlvcd In Chicago to
day with the temperament of a
grand opera singer and tho
innui of a Hub-dob" petulantly
Ignoring a delegation of clubmen,
publlo officials and prominent
cltUens. who went to the train
to greet lilm. M! SI'U Car-ponR-Trc-Ay
dampened tho enthusiasm
of his welcomers by TegardlntT
them with a cold, fishy eyo from
the lower step of a Pullman car.
and announced he was lred and
wanted a bath and u nap. Then,
nflor being escorted to the Illi
nois Athletic club, ho descried his
committee of welcome and retired
to his room leaving the delegation
standing abashed In the club
lobby.
"If that guy scraps llko he savs
how-d'ye-do, then I'm puttlns all
my coin on Dempsey " was the
comment of the charge d affaires
of the club bell hopa.
Ahout soo peaple. representing the
different Sunday schools of the vari
ous llroken Arrow churches, partlci-
hainied in thn first annual union Hun-
day school picnic, neiu iniirsujy t.u
Adams crock, four miles east of
town. A bounteous "feed" nl tho
noon hour was the feature of tho
dav. with games, races and plenty of
nmusoments during tho afternoon to
entertain tho crowd. While many
furnished their own conveyances tho
trnln of farm wagons hltchiM behind
a tractor was well loaded wlien . on
dtictor i'henoweth shouted "Let's
go " The success of tho itfaflr In
sures it of being made a permanent
feature In Sunday school circles.
Professional Boxing Is
Suspended in St. Louis
xCopcland 0
Totals 23 2 2 21 S 2
xlliin for Pappan in seventh.
O. P, It 200 000 0 3
Gypsy 100 lfl0 -
Called account darkness.
Two-baso hits, lloyd, C.oodson,
sacrifice hit. Taylor; stolen bases,
IJlvstiand. Taylor: rtounie piay.
Heani to Poyd to Klynn, Whitfield to
Klynn. Whitfield to Ldgon; left on
bases, u P It. 6, Gypsy I; bafo on
balls, off Yeager 3. off lloyd 3, hit
by pitcher, by Hoyd tuootison):
struck out. bv Hoyd 0. by Young 2.
pitching tecoid, off Yeager 2 runs, 2
htts In 2 2-3 Innings, pased balls,
Hram 3. wild pitches, 1 eager u
Hovd 1. Tlmo 1 1 1'mplrr. Worn-
ack,
ST. I.OIIH. May 28 Professional'
boxing was suspended Indefinitely In
M. lxiuls late today ny orucr oi inu i
board of police commtnloncrs. Ainu,
irur contests will not be Interfered
with, It was said Threo local clubs
ham been" conducting no-declslon
nrofesslonal entertainments. and'
Commissioner Thomas Sheehan ex
plained that today's action resulted
from the alleged failure of these
clubs to abide by the boxing retrula-
UUIIO, I
mink MiH'hvHkoy Is Allvn
PHIL.ADKI.iPH I A, May ?!. Blink I
MeCloskey, the Philadelphia heavy
weight boxer, reported murdered In
Inrls two months ago, Is alive In
Alexandria. Kgypt. Letters were re. i
IS. and his friends mourned him as
reived from lilm today by his father
Mitx Silverman Ho had been mltvs
, tug from his Paris home since March
J dead, 1
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i
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