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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JULY 4. 1920
S
TIMELY HITTING GIVES OILERS 9 TO 5 VICTORY IN OPENING GAME
SECTION B.
26 Hits Made, 13 by Each Club
But Oilers Make Blows Count
Tierney Gets Home Run
-I Over Ix-ft F'ield
, Fence.
HOMELINGS BAT HARD
Oilers Drive Jim I'Hrks Off
RuMf Adams Jy Also
Ineffective.
HT SPKCIAl, CORRMPON1 ENT
OKLAHOMA CITY. .July 3 Tulsa
took the fust Runic ot the sirre to
day 9 to 5.
okliliotna city was fi rut to mikr
the circuit. laeRfJntora Jarre. I loose
with a lnnR ilrlve atjalnst the left
field barrier nl the nv nl'iK (if thf
ecconcl Hp skipped to third when
Adams threw Into renter trylnrr to
catch him nnpplnR and srnrerl on
Iiarrinfcr's tingle to Mxht Hran
non's elnclr and flOUMea nv Adimm
and llurk tied the muni In (he
$iir1.
Park hernn to creek badly Iri the
fourth. Mi Mntius, the first ;t fare
him Ih.tt round Rot a hass on hall.
Then he hi' Tierney Cleveland'!
arrlftre pushed both of them along
and Connollv scored them both svjth
a double Into tjentrr.' After Davis
hio! akb'd to Imrrlnper, llrannon
took a hop, step and Jump Into on
of Park's flo.iter. mMhltll It over
Harper's hend In renter for two
bnsrs, Connolly Morlflff, Adatnir fo.
lowed him with a single nunlnst the
felt field wall, P.urke bunted Mod
ler and Park both gft1ng after the
ball and Hu(h Hating to royer
fir:'! ivhen Moehler found no one1
at first to take the throw, he Mimed
since there waw no one nenr flrsl; i
and shot the ball fo seooncl fltrurlns::
that Honie one must hnv been there'
hut there wan not, aod the bnll rolled
Into renter while Hnrnen snored. ;
HtlgtlM rut dawn flrnhani at first,
for the final out This apism had I
prndui 'd four Tulsa taltlrs.
The locals Rot one of these buck
In the home half of the same
rtmd. T.in'ltmore opened with a
stride Into rlpht. Moehler crashed
a hard one. hut It hounded Into
McM.-unis' hands and Mar crossed
out UndlntOf at serond. OarrlnRer
drew a walk but he. was forced on
Olifflth'l smash to firnhnm. C.rlf
flth stole second and then Huche
s. rifled Moehler heme An Instant1
later side was retired when Park
forred HuRhes.
TIrrney's homo-run drive over the
left-field fence mivc iiIku her sixth
seme n the fifth.
Indian hopes went up when, after
PHI had poped to Tierney, IfOOVs) I
wns bit hy a pitched ball nnd I
Hurier. Liadlmore and Mueller eln- I
K'ed In Huccension. I inrrlnitcr i .
marked the bail aolldly, but
i.,,. o '.
bouridcl KiiaiRht Into the liauds
Adams, who clfucht llarn.
r Mdui
'lied tfti
home and then llrannon fi
'a'! to first In time to he.ul off the
hitter for a double play.
PHI itartad the last of the teranth
with n rle.in hlngle Into rlsht. hi
second of the day. Mourn boat out
n roller to Tierney and Pitt no.'el
on to third when Tierm v made
"
throw to first Harper rals.-.l
nr flv to nam, .,!,., a. Bill
etisily Llndhnora'a Rro.m i. r
M. M i'iuh forced Moore at (eoond
oellor drove I.lnillmore to aaeon I
with a rap Into left and Iarrliier
srored him ivlth a slnalo into the
ame territory DarrinK -r t mi pro
cerded to swipe aaecnnd so that he
rould aallop home with Mo.-lW
on a lilt, but the hit never arrived.
Oriffith fanning. This brought the
up to Tulsa six (Ikluhoinu
City five
Tu sn flnWhed her scoreljjg In th"
elirhth ConjfkUy bounced a hr.7 one
off Moellcr's jhin for n tartar.
Iiavls bunted. park overran hl
bunt nnd luith runners were safe
with none out. llrannon' slnarl.
rred Connolly Connollv made
nrond on the throw In. At this flma
Cowan was sent In to hat for Adam
nnd ltoyd relleMd Park OoWM
groundad out to liarrinirer without
either of the base runners advanc
ing Then ciinio the break. Burke
went home with Hurko's grounded
hoiiing- to catch Davis. Inivl sol-
WM trvlnB to Ret hold of the .o-v
throw ami before' the hilt could he
recovtrad Hrannan alao had real
ered.
Hwtmlna it. .1,1 i.,-,., , ,,
N'KW TORIC, duly ,1 The world's
outdoor swIminR record for wojnen
for srin yards with four turns was
broken here today by Miss Fthel.lu
Blelbtry of Hrooklvn, probahle con-
' "' In th" Olympi gamea Mis
nielhtry also broke the American
outdoor record for women tor 300
yards.
Plan Polish Dcfi-nso.
nr Tha Aaai.i latr.l Preia
WAHBAW. July 1 Control
if the polish government may
"a placed In the lun la, of u
national council of defense under
the terms of proposals considered
M a council of war nnd extraor
dinary session of the diet tonleht
Ei t.-ine meaeureg gra deemed nec
cssarv to meet the critical situation
Md by the bolshevik advance in
I krslne.
POB RAUC Iasn surrounded bv
proauetlOn and must ba drilled very
I-ccated In northwest ouarter
I 14.11. U, Okfuskee county Okla
homa, seven miles went of M '
at. Contalna 120 acres, reKulr roy
alties, perfect title. Price .-.,) ftft per
!Si,A?fr!2 t " Himlitnn, Box
. P., .,1. Trioa, Ads t
EAT
AT
NEWMAN'S CAFE
6 Weal llrady
Just Around Hie 1 ,.,, r
JV serve Pure, Wholesome
roods, cooked gnd served un
ler strictly sanitary conditions.
You will like our style.
That's the Stuff, dang
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Till Alt
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Oklaliiilltit Hy
Pitt, If
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TI't.HA
I'klu. City
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Two has,, hits Burke, OMBelljf,
Brannon, Adams. Undlmdra, Sacri
fice hit! Cleveland, Harper Home
run Ttttrnmr stolen taara Monra.
Darrlncer. fjrlfflth. Baaa on hall
t'aik I. Adnios 1. Smith on I. Hit
h'- pitched hail Tlorney bv Park.
Miiti. I, Adams. Pouhle pluys
Adams, llrannon and C,rahan;
Cleveland. Tlernrv and Crahim
Huns and hps -off Adams S and 13
In 7; Park ! and 11 In 7. 0 out In
ttv Tito I 1'mplres- Huckley
a nn Jacoba.
YANKS WIN 2 GAMES
RuglrtM1 Mm li. m( m in Rouble
hid LMteni if-fini iti
Boa iiitwiLM !,..
riiiT.AHKi.nii j.itv s -
mi. i I- i etn IWHD ( fhp "li
-Nw V. rk
Itv wit I Ring both i, t M of toda) 'l l'ihl
hpBdrtt from l'hiUlhla. i in himI 4
to z. Br fori Wirt kit tmtM Mniniiud
1r x m4 hi the rtrm tiuHiiH ir th fnfi
jfBit,- but thf w.-.'f.tl U bitttu Hf(fi.ri
Kty I Of urifl inn until i tit ti i rit fi whrn
PlTiti by Mytt Htui iVikiMf. h. l.tf'l t.
Firm tun e. K )i t
Npw York ittn 10 A f) L II 1
rhPtt'lptphia nnu nut , t
Huti.rirBMavB nnd JtuI. I'prry hhJ
IVrklnH
Si i omI in: it ti m
v-w V'jrk eno lift nfti 4 7
Phltaitlphltft 00 1 0 1 4 1
liatfflni CsTJltaa n..i.-.rti . Nurlw
mil l ei klim
Indian-, Rattll Real Ttarra.,
DKTHUIT. July lll, bun. nun hlia
in four Innlnai, i t.'vrUn.l natt-l nl i una
met aaalty a. ha aa. nnal ajanid ot III.-
MrlaM from I . .' I to I.
i .,. Marat n ti a
" atAOi 9H2 not tna ,. u a
Pen--.lt toi r,r,o ftna ,1 0
llNttart-"a Ilairhi nii.l ONaill, 111, Ham
ana aiaaaga, mj
Hlii,;frsl Hi
( hlrkao.
, oia.Aiiii. July hlrnar.. f..-in.l
Wallican and I.nM.I foi I -. bin, oaaliina
II I....... un. I caally drrcte.! Si. .,,ui
11 to 3 today.
, n. ,r.,ra: . ,, K
.... . ..... on" mo 101 3
I hlram, inn III OH -II in
s
,ira loiimaa, Liitlfhl and
Inna.l abar and Hrlaalk.
mil
J lldiana Mill finU Prn
With TuUa Oil Concern
fob Hrewer, profrreloiiul colfer of1
Indianapolis. Ind , gnd formerly -
si.staut profeaalonaJ of an Indlanapo.
lis club, la Ilia la teal addition to
Tulsa's ir.df ranks Mr Brewer Is'
coaectcd with a loaal oil concern j
oatheni Athletes Win.
st. i.i h is., .imy j, Running llp
It point, th. southern department!
held its lead In tha army nthhllr
championship today with it total of
B9. Blghl final avanta were held
today and the winners will complete
in the Olympic Rames try-outs.
IlcilUtlllillt
MINNBAPOtil
Buya Nison.
Inly . Al
isixon, ouiiiaiaar yaal
by Mimical. oiis Amerl
dub to Beaumont of
rduy was sold
an ., ,
an nssoilatlom
Texas league
Mxon was obtained
by Minneapolis
bug failed
iiort
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to re-
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McMiuni- :.'li
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AND AUTO RACES
July 3, 4 and 5,
15 Rounda
Thorp-Celmars
' Welterweighte
Entire Boxing Program 8 p. m., July 5
Price. $f, $2, $3, $4, plus War Tax.
Special nijht train aervice on Santa Fe and M. K. & T. North and south after these
contest!.
A Ivin lrupnick, 1 1 rorld Camera Man
Snaps Jimmy Burke Finishing Suing
Photo by Alvla Krupnlrk
JlatUB llurlic.
Here I a remarkuhle photograph, mapped bv Alvln Ktupnlck, Jusi
Jimmy llurke. nick Tulsa utler outfielder, finished a vicious awing
Mr Krupnlcka puiurcs are aall known lu Tulea spoitlnR fans He
la an artist with the camera Mefove openliiR a ttttdle In Tulsa, Kiupiib k
was sports photoaraphar of tha s: UUla RapUbUll, where ho achieved
national lame He hal I.e. n i aawa plrn'oKiapher for lunv nietrnpniltau
dailies, and has numerous "news heats of various Incidents and celebrltie,
REDS WIN FROM CUBS
I'llSTltOf-
From
Win c
( 'urillmils
llrookl) n
I'HcIkmi Qagna
PhUlea lie feat
Robhw,
CINi'lNWn. July 1 In a Rama that
wiia hrlil iij. hy rain for l.iilf un hour at
j the and of Ihr fifth Innlii 'li i-haniplona
I def'-Hta.l tlu Cuba tod iv f. lo .1. Tt.a lta.li.
off St.. I, In in tha Nlxlh an.l itfiri.tli
Kllllfia el Ilia I'ulia who l.a.t b.iau out eft
tha (aiiia fur a meataa at'ti a hreka-n I
flr.jrer. ana badly cut alaout tin, far In tha
fifth kniiuiaj aaea a I- '.1 tip breht hla
naea.
I'tiicnfo fins ;in onn i a j I
Cincinnati (Ill 10 1 lox -5 7 l
Pat wile "Tyler. Merita, Vauaka ead
Kiiiifar. iiuij-, lailei .ni.i aii triage.
PMRtei linn, h Hits.
BROOKtaTN, July 3 The I'hll'Pa
lintl. h.'il thra-e lilla off Slauiaoa for two'
Minn III th. 0m ond Iniilus lad IW0 mo la!
hl'K with a t'sfu and two r, i ore In the
suth tedar. leaplag MaelUya'i - :-,
air. oik by f. to I.
I'hlladalrhU 021 002 0006 I I
llrocklyn . 001 000 101 2 T I :
Patteflee Q smith ,m m ss-hant
Man.aua. Imllk St oh a i I and C. Illiiar. j
('(Miprr In I. rr.it l-'orin.
T rXH'IH .Inly 3 si Leult muld do'
""""I wiiu '""Par in tnr- llm-liaa today I
rt t ut.bmtih , , , , .,,,,. Ini, ,
arova in Ike iniiina runs 1 i
pilebttrali Ill ool ooo i ia I I
a a. i is iai .inn oou i . o
BatlartaVB-Coapf and lUMfnei . liood--win.
North n n,l ll.aflar.
10 Rounda
Hughes-McKee
Bantamweights
Mickey O'Brien New
fairhuHka manager;
iS'orman Price Quits
Norman Plica, manager of the
I'awliui.ka cHtern Hssoclatlori
Olub during t lie fusl half of tin
KtaaoUi him disposes! of hla hold
I'iks lii that club to lila bioUici,
Howard, president.
Mlfekey O'Brien, aatehar last
wn wllh the Tulsa Weatern
DOgua club, nnd lat, ly with Clul
If'g.ton of the Tex. us laaglia. ha
I. ten named as man iRer of I'm
litislin.
line of thaa first moves of How
ard Price as owner of the Paw
huska franehlae, after s.-ciirliiR
i 'ltrlctt us pluylnR i i. was to
-'.en Homer Maine. u hlRhly
touted outfield! , formarti
nember of a I'ennsvlvaiila Kteel
hiigiie rluh, but who lakes his
1 1 rat fllt.R In profeelotial buarbull
in th- rVaatei h aaoolatlnn.
Mainrs has bean In Tulsa duilriR
the spilriK .ni.i sinner and lo well
1. flown here.
Houthrrii Aanoa l.al I, in.
At SlranpMa 3, Mobile 7.
At Mill. Hock 0 MtW Hrlaana I.
At . : a-i .... 12. Nahvllla T.
Al A 1 1 a n . a I. aJBAttaaeagalll i Innt"
.tin.
DAILY
1920
15 Rounda
Fanning-Wallace
Lightweight
Benny Martin and J
Other i'.itid I'usxtr
Said ta Kanxan ( Itu
BNID, to,;.. Jul) 1 T,d ..r-
iiir. Rnld rnanaar, announe4 i"
da iha sale ,.f pttrhvni lim Raj
nofda, John Kerns. Pata Mcdulie,
mil 1 iiltficld, 1 t mile Marlln In
Kanaaa Clt nii.es tot is.oou and
airaamanl ihat Kansas Cltf send
Knld I'll, her Joe tehulta un.i an
out fielder
Rayneldl la to report lo Kans is
Clly Sunday, Martin us soon us in
plaead ind Mcttulra and Rarttl
at end of season VOhlllU will n-
port in n. iundai
The Si nn board
MINIUM. Ill III! IKtHH.
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llmoklvn I, Phllaal hla I.
I'tnrtnnatl 1. i'hlr.R 3
a, laealf 1 I'll lal.ui ah I
N.w V.nk Iloatoi. n. sum.; r
loaeiieaa laeaaae
Chlsaea ii. at muu I,
ftetl I 1 .'levaland I
j'tois. lelj hla Nee -'k s-i
Besten weshfaafea, nn faaiei
Ano-riciiii Iseeilallea.
t .11 laav ll 1 aj 1. I lidliina .ol la I, llr.
i,-do i rnlemkits i
Kauai, i ll . Mllav...l..a I.
iilaneapolli i. t Paul
Hett s laa.a oMIea,
Held I, 'l.h ka.loi .
Srrlrtaflrl.l I. Putt Sn.llh I.
P.iwlciaka 1. Ilrei .tlutit I
okuiLisr- ti t, Hearyetta -.
At
i. iMM tODAY.
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t:!-SA at ; i.i.amoma i-irr.
.lorlin at wwhlltt,
OlIleTsht t lC .IliNI'Tll
I'M .MoIiim At 1441 til CUFi
Nnf lomil l .-HHir
1 lilal t Hi- hIp
h - '. nl New Yitrk
PITTtBl hh t fi no. Wit 11
Antrk 'in i.niuui .
tdtwli ' fthloat.
i 1 1' 1 i ut Dvtroli
Nnw fori it W-khlngtf.il
Ollly t ll r ajellMfel ' ' 1 1 "il II I I'll
iuiT.i un Xmrn ijiiioii.
Ci tiimhui nl TMsNIii r
I . 1 1 1 .i i .in hi Lmlflvllt.
Mlwa,itttrf m K ii net a Cf,
M i N 1 1 ai 1 1 i " Ml si. 1huI.
Mtf fit itr't'liiltun.
Fort "trniili ut :)i innfli M, inn ami
IrtiiiirtKiit mI )', httsMlfl W r,,t
nemmttt al OkiMulKf. iwn gainvk.
t'lil- kneiiiii mt r.nul two (TAii ni.
Special Sale
Wash Boilers
Heavy retinm'd sides cupper bottom
cap in lid wooden j?rip handles.
This special offer for Tuasday only
No. 8 $2.98
No. 9 $3.29
12-quart Heavy
Blue and White
Brenneman Returns As Tulsa Coach;
I lard Gridiron Schedule A nnounced
The Schedule
''I I Snpiipa it Tulsa.
1 ici Pui tlaat Ilia l Tulaa.
i'it 1 r. lop 1 hi 1 ihmuifaa
Oot, 2? T11l1.1t at Joplln
Oct, 3!i laud til TMlail,
Nov ti Tulaa ai ukiahotna City
Nov U Tulsa .11 Sb.iwtoc
o II Wl. bita Nl fills. 1
Nay 25 ( Tha nk M i ln i Musko
ice ,,t Tulsa.
It I. MHO DAILaWT
A. i. Hi etitiemn n.. rtaaeh of the
HI) Tula i high schcl foot Lull erlie
rule, w ill dirt I tin l:i.,i Tulsa, hlsli
grldaiara Thia nn cemenl win
I..- hall, d w HI, l..y by foil- . i s of the
rrlmaon and efaatit, who ballavi that
with lo .-tin eti' iti as i ..ti h, naol of 'he
most sue. c-o-fi.i pageon, on tin grtd
lion Is In proauect for the Tulaa nia-
Hi .-lie. tusn iume lo Tulsn Inst fall
from Illinois university, where he
w us for three yenis a slur etui nn-l
I i it ici isicii under his direction,
one of the best tea ml that ever rep
1 1 soiled Tulaa high sehool on th"
gridiron was developed it was iP
fraird .up once, that by Muahogai
at slUettOgaal TbilliksKivlUR
Mn. ilaami on HciIihIuIo.
A hai. i heilule, oto- ..f the most
pretsnetooa avat arranged for a
soulhwcrtctn hlRh sehool eleven lis
been arrunyed Nine i i will be
played with the i Una elavena
raatlllina Tulsa and uklnhoma
high aehool footbaJI this year Is tha
formation of Ihe tiklkhumal Inler
aM'hol.isllc Athletic aagoflla Hon, com
posed of the i i laegeal high school
of the stale nnd which, for Ihe first
lime in nest fail, win direct play of
ihr st-iiooiM eomprlalng Iti mtnwf
ship
The Mortuary
aiill'Lcr.
funeral services for .1. Va' Hparyer,
ni yean old, 1(1 North iio,kfoid.
td yeaterdai "' "i
held at the Mowhlliv cbapal si 4,
o c. o I, tin ,,ll.i i ' M i Spat un
was nn old grooeri ti of Tulaa
liaMHK been lit biiNiii'-ss hcri for
libout 10 years lie Is survived
bv
I is lfe, on mid dgUghtari Inlet m
will be In ROM hill
'lit
l.ylle
Funeral services for II S. Lytic.
41 years old, Ills rlouih lllwood,
who died Thuraday aa a raault of a
spider bite, reeelVed a few days
preriOUfl wa-re held at 4 ii flock yga
terday aft. moon m ihe l-'itst Pies
bytarlun rliureh wllh Itcv C. W.
Kerr officiating Tin- M is..ns had
charge of the serai eee at the aame
tary. lie lo atirsfUfed by a arlfa and
three (mall ohlldren raid fathei
and throi sisters who live In l ark
eTehurg, W, Va. Mr l.ylle oamo
Wizard Mops and Polish
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TheM BOOda liavc a world-wide reputation and wo
aid offering one .111.75 Mod and one 60c bottle nf
Wizard polish, 421 7Q
Tuesday only 9M.e9 9
Preserving Kettle
White . .
6 quarts
$1.98
98c
This store will be closed Monday, July 5.
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I. Un iiiiemiin.
Tulsn. MuskoRee, tikmulRee, Mr-
Ai.s'er uklahoma City, Outhfia, Bl
H i hicka-h.i, Bald un. i baefMo
OOmpi Ii" the conference personnel,
and ihene nrhools will eon'r.s: nch
season for stale rhauiiihitir.blm In
curb i port.
Rnldi Okmulgagi twlahoiaga 'ity,
alhaWtiec, and MuskoRee of tla OiilO.
bonia eonf erenae win ba played by
Tulsn. The ennual ThanksRlvlna
game Is played ut Tulsn tula aensin.
gjpaps ind llartlesyllle itklsf.omi
ond Joplln, Missouri, and wetnltg,
Kulisns, round out the proRratll
finni PntkeisburR late In I till f nnd
i rttered ihe .-ti game loon nftl r com
Iiir to Ihr stale lie lefi ihe employ
of tin Prairie "n " Co. n t n 1 9
and enleri'd Ihe cotllrncllnR liu-. IneNS.
I lileriiient was III Hose hill
RAIL CHIEFS WILL MEET
Boatotl l ulled for liloauo on
0 lap olislilcr VTagO A wail I
duly
rillt'AHO, .Inly 3 - M
than
1, 1100 officials of the railroad -o-
therhoed win meet in OMoewt
it to pnse on lb" w-ase award
I'lilied Hlnlus railroad lnboi l.ouu
Thin beoaniO known today when
telegram! M ibis effeol were re
ceived by the brotherhood chair
men on all lines tunning ant of
ihloago.
Rt. lands Smaller.
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flgureo of gt, Louto ponglnttga) nn
nounced lonlghl raduead 'ho pre-
.loiislv nlinounred total by 10J, fnuk
n. K thai ill m population 778. KH7.
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Steel
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Tuesday
r..M,uU
White Enamel Sauce Pans
1 - quart B1Z6
1 Aniuart si.e
2- juart size .
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MINERS, 1 TO 0
Saints Defeat Omaha
Packers Win From
Boosters
WICHITA, July I Musaar win tn
area! I'll, titer duet ,v whan t . -
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to Weellelirai ilimk nut, by Muansr 10.
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ptraa, llarbar and Lauaoni tlfna, 1:1s.
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