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10
fULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920
OILERS LOSE TO JOPLIN AND WITCHES TAKE FIRST PLACE
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Both Clubs Bat Hard; Cowan
And Richmond are Ineffective
BABE RUTH HITS
25TH HOME RUN
Helps Yanks Heat TlgBN
Indians Defeat
Griffs.
CARDINALS DIVIDE
2 WITH DODGERS
Burke Plays Best Came of Career;
His Work Factor in Oilers' Success
Brennan and Dempney
Are Offered $75000
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McManui and Burke Top
Swatters With Three
Hits Each.
wick for PotirGsina
Series,
DV iraciAA COIHIMPOWDBHT
JOI'I.IS, Mo, July I Th Miners
look the last game "f UW with;
Tulsa by it more of M i. rally In!
the last half of the ninth l.f.iling
u, tin MMNl
II m n slug risi ii urn in sum
Willi Ul Mini'in hitting n llllli' mote
frequently lli.in IM visitor limh
Han.lita Mini Cowan, whn started the
game were lakcn nul, Sunders In IM
eliill and CWU In Hi" fourth in
nlng. The Mlnir were laadln
whin Cowan wuii tritr...l and Oh
oilers wen- lending whin Anderson
went ln. hut the Miner tied U up
again In the leal of the aixlh ami
Anderson and III. h omul IUI a
pmtt It hi If I iiit . In-ra- Initio IVIim
the OlMra did Ml iandl i t offering
they hit em hanl. IrM BlM WW to
taling II boot i
lliirkr Marl scoring
Bark Karl' ih tMllvttla In the
flrsl with hunt thai h beat ""I
Hp (to) iimi Qranam tannad
MeManui trtplad lall ioorlm
Bark md narad aa Tlrny'i crl
fo fly In lainiti Cleveland ftlad l
Wagner.
Krui-ai'r unit Hamilton beta sin
gled In Ihe Miners' half ami Km..
ger Morotl OfJ Wagner's mil ami
Hamilton nraaaod on Lsmfc'a single
Bagart waikni ami Boahlef fannad
ami than ii ii'7 faroad Mdl at
second.
llnrkc's ili, ul. If ami Mi Manila' tr
pie gave thl wlallora one In th third
ami Davis W0H In Ilia fourth
when b was hit. wi'til la llilrd n
tjucry's single ami I ountcd M CoW
an' gacrlflc fi
Tlerney tid Homo Hun.
Tlerney opened Ilia slath hy limine
In out nf the park off the top of
the left field fence. Cleveland
walked and Can a ally tripled. Un
cart ahnuld have fielded the hull
hut he didn't nor did he get under
Davla' ttlplcj to tho aaina spot
Query wan thrown out and lllih
miind fanned Davis ecoied on
IlurVc's single Anderson mounted
the mound then and lirahan hit the
ftmt hall to Hamilton who muffed
It. Hurke wan out at the plate on
an atlempled doiihle steal with lira
ham Anderson hit a clean drive thru
the ho In the Mlnera' half of the
alxth with one gone Krueger
walked and Wagner's triple to the
eilreme right field rorner nf th
park Bcoreil them hoth.
The Mlnera had counted four In
the fourth on single hy lloehler,
Yoikey and Handera, n, walk t
Krueger and Wagner'a triple t
left center. It waa after two had
cored and he had walked Krueirer
In the fourth that Abholt aent Itlch
mond to the relief of Cowan The
eevenlh and eighth were eventleaa.
Knierei rabhad TUlaa of Ihe game
In the ninth when he made a won
derful atop of Cleveland's liner over
aacond with two on. It wua the
third out.
Minora Win In Mnlli.
Ijiinti and llogarl hoth alngled In
the Mlnera' half of th ninth. Iloeh
ler tried to till a sacrifice fly hut II
wasn't long enough. Hurke anarln
It In ahorl left field Ynakey then
hit jne to the center field fence,
acorlng Lamb with the winning run.
Yockey'a hit probably would have
heen a three haae drive had he run
It out A ll van, he gets credit
for only n double.
Thi game waa called at 3 o'clock
today In order to enable th i Mlera
to catch a train for Tula where
they will open with the Indiana
Saturday afternoon.
NO NEGOTIATIONS
WITH J. JOHNSON
Negro to Be Treated as
Other Prisoners if Ha
Crosses.
LOg AN'CiKI.I.S. July Jack
Johnaon, former heavyweight cham
pion piiglllai. now a fuglilva from
American Justice, In a long distance
telephone cull today from Till Jua
na. Kower California, offered to aur
raadar himself to federal authori
ties if accorded certain ptUllegea.
Vf. V. Hall, special agent of the
departaaaBjl of Justice when told of
Jchnson'a offer, said he refuseil to
make any bargain with Johnson.
Hall said Johnaon offered tn cross
tho line and surrender If he were
assured he would he taken Immed
iately to Chicago where he was In
dicted on a charge of violation of
lha Mann act 1R further demand
ed, Hall aunt, thut he was at no lime
to be handcuffed or treated aa a
prisoner.
Hail Muted that he could please
titmsclf abinit crossing the line, but
that If h did avj he would l-e treat
ed exactly the same aa any other
prisoner for whom the American
go eruuienl had a warrant.
ITi.m-I.t-. Hell Outfielder
L.ITTI.E H.n'K. Ark. July H.
The I.lttle Hock (southern asaoria
tlon club haa aold Outfielder Johnny
Frlerson to the Memphis club, ac
cording to dlapalches rCVad here
lodajr from Memphla. Tha local
eluh received eaah
It a alao leurned today that Out
fielder Jack Calvo and Pltohar lenti
Carlson recently with, the Waahlng
ton American league club. Joined
the local club at Naihvllle tlila
luornlng.
,o 'itching
Tl
All II H CO A K
"orke. If , I I 1 I f 1
i Iim ham, lb f. n I i
Ml Manns, (b S it I 4 4 n
Tlernev, ss 1 I 1 tl I I
C i vi land, lb t I II II 0 tl
Connolly, of ill n I o
Havla, rf 2 I I I 0 0
Quel iv, it 4 0 i I, I II
Cowan, n i I i ti
Kb hfnoltdi p . : ii n u i t
Totals II 2
iiio- out when winning tun
M or. d
rorttlN
AH II II I'M A
I I I 1 I
I I I I
I II .1 J II (I
I I 1 4 II Ii
4 0 1 I ii 0
II I 9 Ii I
I I I i i
4 ii n r, I I
1110 10
I I into
17 9 14 37 I 2
Krueger, ?h
llainltton. 11
tVaajnor, cl
I-. I Nil. f
Hoiiait, If
Mohlor, ih
Vockl'V, ss
Pnydar, c
M i nib i si .ii, p
At, ilei son. p
Totals.
aa btVJ hy I
Tulsa
Joplin ....
:ot i m iiiin h
300 403 001 !l
on balls Cnwnn .1, Rloh
bindrt I Audi i.Mii I Hit
Ha no
maud 3
by pin in i
rifle hits
1'avls b Sindeia Se
ll'IVls. Trl n.-v, 1 "iiwan
lft on bases Tuli-u A, Jnplln 9
Home run I'leim y Tlliee hnee
hit UoManua I, Connolly, Davla,
rVinr 3 Two-bap hlta Fackay,
Hurke, 'jnerry. Htol.n bases Knuig
er, limli, Vojtley, Hurke Htruek out
cowan , Rlebmond i. landeri
Androon i Darnad ran ami hits
oi r n.'inucrs s ami i in z-l innlnr
ft indirsxn Ii .nil '
In
1 11 In
lilngs. olf CoOan 4 an
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In J I
off Itlehmond 3 and
7 In r, Wliuiim,
lill,-hei Anderson
lllrhiii.iml Will
I ,i, I iik pitcher
pitch Hamlin;
Meeker.
Tl lilt, rmpl
SOOuERS ENTER
M. V. TOURNEY
Charles Speiee and Ben
I'arks in Coming Net
Tourney.
KAN HAH CITV. Mo., July 9 -Virtually
evory tennis dull In tho
Missouri Valley Motion will be rep
reaenled In Hie Mlaanurl Valley Hoc.
tlonal tournament which will be
ataged nn the K C A c courts be
ginning July 17. Thla event will
mark the Inillal oompolltlpn of clubs
In thla aecllon under the newly or
ganlied Mlaeourl Valley Tennla As.
aoctatlon, which will he recognised
by th N. T. A.
Kntrlea from Oklahoma. Including
Charlea Hpelce and Hen Parka, who
are ranked with the heat In Mla
eourl, have nlready heen received,
while a large representation la ex
pected from Hloux City and lies
Moines. Heveial stars who are now
competing In the clay courla tour
nament at Chicago are expected to
come here following the close of
that event.
The winners of the aectlonal dou
hlea hei e will he aenl ei.at by the N
I. T. A. to compete for the national
title, flalph BurdtOk of Chicago,
present Missouri Valley singles
thamplOBji and Ptank Kayei
with whom he won the M V. aec
tlorwil doubles hamplonahlp, win
likely he here in defend their titles,
along with MVarhl other net pSpMtl
of Chicago
PATROL WAGON BALKS
lUtln Sl.ort-4 I null a Worn Oul I era
.i.i.i 1'iiiiiv Am Baiitaaaa i tn-aHi-rina
iit 'i 1 -ii
Tluit tha polio depart inenl in sad
ly In need of a new patnd and n
fast car for riot calls wan demon
strated fully Wednesday night.
The rain caused all Ihu regular
police cara to become el ailed. "They
get cranky, Juat like an old mule,"
one of t lie officers dctaieit 1'alls
fur "the wagon" cunie In from am -nil
nf Ihe beata and ileurgc lllaine.
caplaln. dratted two prtvat cara
aUndlng In front of the elation.
These two cara were used the re
mainder of the night fur patrol
wagons and at one time one of tlu-m
served an a riot call car when a re
in, 1 1 1 atnc Into heiidijuari era that a
man had gone nnv and waa try
lug lo kill bin wife and brother.
"I'nleaa new cars and a patrol
wagon are procured for the police
we will be moti't less before very
long." Captain Blaine lai.at Utat
night, "une of thaa nlgbta we will
receive an urgent call on the out
aklita of Ihe city and the cara will
not run. Then the paapl will wake
up to the fact that Hie police de
partment needa flaw and up lo dale
motor equipment."
The equipment which thy now
Iiami conaists of two atom out Ki.tda
Inherllcd ftom the old adiulniat ra
tion and four motorcyclea Wblob
Alta Donovan Taken
Tavern Stake; Pete
Coley Wins feature
NOllTH It AN 1 1 A 1 .1 ,. I'l.KVK-
LAND, nhio. July 9 Pata Oola,
driven by Charlea Valentine of
Columbus. Ohio, won the uhlo
rltaki of IS, 000 for 1 01 rlana
troilera, one of tier features of to
day's gisjul circuit card In three
straight heats
1 'iiliuado. driven by W t'og waa
aecond .tod retei June, driven by
Kd tleera, waa third. The beat time
Waa i!:0SS
The Tavern atake, 15,000. waa
won by Alt., lionovall. driven b
ttjUt Murphy of roughkeciMile, N
Y , which took the aecond and
third hcata. Arlon MeKinney.
drlvan ay O If. Bnuilnai wua aec
ond and Wlki Wlkl, driven by Hat
lieeia. HUrd. I., ni timo ; o
NKW T' iltK, J.ilr 'w r.il rlai
r . . i Dttfnll i.glir Tl.a, t-. n r
VtliTlaVl thU hmni Kitting t . Mr,;,
i.roir.l . MgdJ t., Ih) T) llab"
llntli W jar avaaa filr. !t, (lUlliolirt ajf 'jrl
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I'MlnmlrM mimI In he nflk lnrr.ni t i r m
af.Ui linfim run ft Hip a)ijtih lh ball
gtilhar t'i' Mi.
ppi . la-lit ii.t l Maajij
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N.s Turk SSI til Shi -I
luminal r tines. Vrsi h. Alnsmtlh.
Wendell, i ...... vi k. rt, lluili 1.
AtnuMi Prsti. iilnn. arret, i -,.
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rratl tkret BOM Ml. tlllinn. iinins
raaa Maasil. iiuta, t,. . aa iisiis, nil
Oldham i. aifui k nut. t , uMinin i,
in Qviaa
Iprakrr Injurrs I
WAsiiisYiLiv Jutr nevalaMl
lawk Miaihaf nam frem Maahlnftn t
asy Thi waehtooten ialenea RramMea
i, i.ma ,i hary in the Inntno
.Mn.,s. Hiskrr r ih Clevtanl Tlu
IntNrMt his tie tn the sswnth a 1 is
ltr,l hrf-.rr, Ihs ism, egd
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naria litis
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run. II
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nuinuipiy linns livm. 1 ilA.dnsr,
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llsahy. Hhsnks KIlA.hr. ilhsrrliv .seh
sry. rrffi Jhniinn. Mllsn. M. i- I
Kllnibn. two tiAse til's Kltsrhs. Claweltl
ilii-n hsss hll. Hhanka. tele hsss'
llA.rts. Jnhaatnn. dniihts elsvn Jnhiiatnn
In I'hanmsn te Jnhnstnn. Hhsnks ta
llsrrts In Judas llsrrls In i hssns
nn hrttis. en Mehary 4. i,rr iamufii i
sliurk nut. tiy Cslilwrll I. by llsaby 1
A.'s Msks
rttii.AriRi piiia.
hnlli.l I'lillsitAlphls
sii-n
Tim srnrs
tills !.....;
July -rfeteage mi
loilay but the In, sis
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lluttml for Wllllania In ninth
rhllHtlia , . .310 000 fttx I
('hlraau flfjO 100 001 4
Nummary Itnna lvkrN 1. Walkor,
WOloh, lrklna, 1,4-lboltl K (.Ulna. J
.nllliiM. Murphy irrora, llllway, Ilia
bfrg. tw Imm bit. ,. i, iMno rum,
Wflrh iVrklnii. iloubla playa, IVrklnv to
Undo way. UiIIuwit to I mi ran In Murrua.
baara n hall, off U lllUma 1 off lUrrla
3. atiiirk mil, by Vi llllama 1, by llarrla 4
Jn Hu.h In l ii to
IiONTi N. July Ituah rltrhr-tl li'mtnn
vii tory tit ir .- I .on I a imm , ih
Kama bain
lla,l,.,ri a.
met i kotl by t ha f lt-ltl Inn tif
II nihI M. N. ill,
IW laali ItAlaa
ah ii rn is ii en A
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l;ni.n 4 t i .1 virSaiir 2h 4 l l .1
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WllllAis. If 4 I I 0 Mrlnal. lb I ft in n
i aa.luY.lh till k'.slar lb 3119
I llarher , till rVn. 3 I 4 .1
HawM 4 1 ? 1 W,'n,r 3 0 4 1
Ha.a r 3 0 1 A J thrift p 3 10 1
auiioa-A.i i t o 11
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TnUI. 3 A 10 34 11
tlattad for tiavla la nlnlh.
i'l liula ono oflt ftftn - j
PeWtetl oot 00ft xti 3
Muiniiiary Huns. Jaaokaoa, Mennaky.
Knater. nn arm. a. two-haae hits, .lar.ib.
ami 2. atnleu haaea lie, I, Mennaky
neter h,ia.-a nn bslla off tiavla 2 off
Peall I. atruck nut by tiavla I. by
lluati 3. double play, lla.1e.in In Harbor.
Awnr.lml Ttilo to l'mMTty.
DaeraalBg John I Wakety, r. p.
Illllermun and others ownera in fee
nf 10 aire, of land In 16-18-13.
Tulsa county na against the ultima
of Kdword C Twlat, a Journal en
tty waa made In district cciuit yea
trday by Judge Owan Owaa. The
court also held C It. Hunter ownor
In fee of the west 1-2 of the north
eiuit 1-4, U-IJ-1S. Tulsa county an
against the claims made by Twist.
ITiurtera (.ranl.Al.
i iK I.AMi i.M.t t'lTY, Julf -The
Mrelary nf anu. tottay nraute,i u
' Ii nti r In the Aniertriiii Aim. lan k
company nf thu oily, Capital ara
fueii at $25,000. Inaorporatorat J.
ii urn Oklahoma City, un.i .1 s
Inlow and a A IA Brant, botn nf
Cherokee, Oklahoma,
Athlete Is Probable
Winner in Decathlon
Ni:V YORK. July !l Knidi
I. Iltadley of the 1'nlnMslly nf
If anaaa, waa qtjallflad in third
place In the pan ta thl Oft tryuuta
l.iat Kaiurday, led the point winners
today when half nf the ilecalhlnn
cents had hi i n i omiilet. d In the
tilkniplc li cuts at Travels Island
The competition will be concluded
there tomorrow In addition to
th.. ramalnlni five oontaata mi th
decathlon pr, gium. there will he
final tryoiita In the l.ntto nieter
steeplechuae. ami lu.ilOO meter
walk.
In tofluy'a testa A. W Hlchards,
a f uriiirr Ourncll man and Olym
pic high Jump champion, rPra
panting the Opdtn A a. of 6gda,
I'tah, waa fliat In the high Jump
with six feet two Inches ami alao
In the It-pound ahotpul with 40
feet three Inches
Itradlcy's home Is at Cherokee,
Okla., where he was a alar athlete
in Poonar aoholaalia circles iirior
to hla entrance In the I'nlverally of
Kansas.
Vlnuny
Jimmy llurUn, Oiler outftrldor, in
ntn, ltl (iffenlf ;iml (U f rirtl f work
Of tie Olltffl tliiH nraHon.
PLUMMER PLANS
ALL-STAR CARD
Jack Reeves and Crack
, , , , ,
Miaaieweint to rieaa
line Show.
nr LaVRRT DAIUBTi
Oenrge PlliRiniar, proinotor of the
Tulsa Alhlelln olltP, announced last
nlnht Hint Ihe next boxing card of
hla club 3x111 ln held July It or
July 19, with Ja.lk Itcevcn. crack
California middleweight, meeting
either Mike M'In.w.I ..I lUttlinv III-
" - - . , T
tega. 1 ) I i.iwil aim iirii'gu, wn
cently boxed a draw
'(irt land.
tiregon. were
a , I ain t.i-aa in la. 1
""' nuj..v...aA.v
I..M night III the same ring. I
1'roNlillng Pltlimnnr aecuresl
er. .ai . . . . i I
aHO-tv.'H Wim riwipr ir mi1 iwu mimivo ; (King) flrnf, 8r- rrlnca. iJarra-ll) ar.
Hiei.Uoi.etl mt'll, It Will bo ll Hphn-!"nil. Alrdr.. n'arniody) third Tlma,
all a 1 1 rift Inn shiiultl )rt iir i he I 1 07 I - 1 1 T a I'anrtiita. 1 orDiuran,
lUovf-H OpMnttlt. il will attract tn ran.
folluwrrn of both nu-n In Tulna. Ka h svanth rtra. mil a ami nf" .nn i -t.
haa li.iae.1 bar ..mi ..a.l. 1.... numer.i:-V,,,U.'.'','br,: uI'.rt7r,T"rdT,n,V
mis hackeia who helieve In the au- i 11 i s inn, osar. Hold xtona. Puke of
paiiority nf their choico over the
other.
riummer plant an all-atar raril
I anil If he lines It up aa nul lined laat
night. It Bhould draw from all the
aouthwest In addition tn the nilil-
' iiinweiieiit ntyap ai ii. round tn a
Idaalaton, Hobby lloKhea. i New
I Of lap na bantam, arlll ftiturc m a 10-
1 round ao, PlUPimar wmild match
the eon nf John Halalar with IluKhea,
and tf unable tn brini; Ucisler. Jr., to
Tulsa, will get sonic other good ban-
tain
Kid Spack. who made hln
beat'
annwttig in u luisu rmc; laat Monday
iilltht when he knockad uut I'atsy
Kllbune nf Kansas City In the MO
ond round of their scheduled eight
round bout, la anxious for .1 cr-xck at
Kratikte Manila, and aa Ihe veteran
Manila is willing, they will probably
be matched Spack won from Manila
on a foul In their last meeting heie.
RED BYRD DEFEATS STAPP
1 Mlsaouiian Injun . I By Full Tlinuigli
R49paa In I'lrM Hound.
OKMlTLOBSi Okla., July Kail
lug through the ropes when Rad
I llyrd uf lleggs slrui k him Juat at
the suiimllng nf the gong tn etui tin
' flint round, iharlle atapp of Spnug-
field. Mo, hit the ground three fret
below on hla head. Ills neck Oral
hurt so that he could una re-enter
th ting and Kcfcrcc 1'atay I'nrrl
gan awarded llyrd the content.
They weighed In at 141.
Itimiaii anil Krolm Dmw.
DAI-l-AH, July . Paul Human of
Kanaaa City and Hai ry K rutin of
Akron, Ohio, fought 10 rounds ton!
idraw here tonight, according to
j newspaper daclatorvi Ktnhn worked
j a left Jah with monotonous regular -
tty to unman a face hut th" !.,ner
right and left awlnga kept the fight
je.cn. with ihe Ohio tight! fitting
the edge in ring tactlca and Uonian
J exhibiting the best punches.
l-rtoto py Alrtn Kmpnlck
Iliirkr.
playing the brat Ram of his career
him hern a vital fartor in the uUcccbh
The Turf
lUaolls Teslerslar.
Plrat raca,' six furlones War flarrlvn,
(Cnlllnal first; Hrflr, lllurkcl asennd;
llaptd tltilds. (Wlila) third. Tims.
j ' " Y Ta1!!, 5
ItuiP UOkii Mailraa Ulnvhm, Kalntxw
Illll. U Tweoty Three, I'aatlme. Happy
Valley ntan ran.
fie. , mil rar,'. alx rartOBg air Tholnu
Kasn. Mlnk( first; Firebrand. ( Mi Ales)
second; Itaninon. Il.unsford) third Time,
Trlkana, mowing Hubbies. Nlrk 1 I ,11
also ran.
Third rare, 11, Its and sixteenth. I....I.
Mountjoy. llturkel first. Thinker, tlluall
second. Iiah.iblah 11. trarmody) third.
Tone. 147 Ituby. oleaster, Manila Kelly,
A ill. Muffins, .'..In. a 11, Heita Ii. alao
run.
Fourth lAre. alx furlonga CTlntonvllla.
It Ida 1 flrat lllue l'arsdlas CPonlal see.
' "nd. Hon Jour, (l-ollaltl) third. Tlma.
' "
1 araa l.sny ran
lay. Urif O' War alao
i..r.
1 Plftl ran, mil and aUttn(h Capt,
I ' " I I I I . IIHI II I. t . Ullfl I 1 I
arcond. Jack lltrr, Jr., (Ltunafnrtl) third
Time. 1 u Z t Harry 11 . lrralne. Tha
l-enpaid. I'astoreau also raa.
a-iiii i tii r, iiinr atnu i uiftrr Airi jr.,
,, ,-,, l.rev Kasle. I'eilriinn Kllna
I'rank Wilaon, C'onslantioe, Napan also
ran.
Katrlea Terfar.
Plrat raca. alx furlonga Mabal O.. 104
Kweeplne tllance. 101, Mama liny, 107. 1
lead Had, 107; Triumphant. 110; Park
ittit. no; Dieteaelea, $t Coavsraa ill. I
. ....1 Lire, five and one-half fur-
longs Marjorls McKay, 111 Anunda,
113, Coaelte, 111! Tawaaanths. 112, Count
eaa, III; ralr Klnrlne. Ill) fouar Pa Kau. ,
II Miaa Hilarity. 111. Rising Hock, 115,
Old Kalthfiil. 111. Plarksnn. Ill, Psrk '
ll.ii 111. lilt Of Orsen, 112, Mlaa Pros-!
parity. 113; Kate Kralay. 113. l.lttla lloaa, '
11
1 ..Highland, til. HI.IV list '... Ill
Third race, inlta and atxteenth-Almpla- l
tan. 93, Boeovar, 103, pr. rarman. 1 of,
I'llnton. Hie 111 Iiocnd. Ill, Wave, 101
eso'le I't Pleasure. 1 la.
Fourth raca. all furlooaa Pn r t,el,,w
ina. J,,iice, ioz. i.indan. 103. Carman
Ii. le. 104. dinger, lit, American Ace.
lis llu.lte WO, Hi,. 111.
Ktfth rave, mils snd one-half Wick
fnr.i. ill. Frank W . II. Omoad. It. Wave.
93. Heaver Kill. 101. I'lr.ipatra. 107, Pr
I'laik, 117 Wild Air. 117, Itlnlo 11, Hi;
piaattc. 117.
Htath rare, atx furlongs Pekoe. ltl.
11, itina. 103. I.aat lloaa. 103. Ann F.llaa
bi-lh. 101, Urn Valet. 117. Hold fllgaer
Monawsa, 1:1. Ths Ally, ill. Acs
11.. .Moll
liiaii irt
.-.evenin race, mile ann one elgntn
Convoy tr. p.rla Maid 11 1 Maraa Joh-i.
lot. wanoaah ioi. chief Hrown, u..
Cpt Iters. 114. Tom Saunders. 114?
SLTeOTlaVStf,".,. 1M -
V ether
laai trai a gacal
Johnston and
French in
BAST HOUUNK Kngland. July
in juniiMiuri ,ir .-.an r rancisco,
defeated A. H. Qohert, of France
In Ihe firal of the Davis cup T.pn
niA tetween ihe French and Ameri
can team.
Johnston won in straight sets 6 3.
8-6. S3.
The match was played on a ogr
court and the heavy Oobert waa
: handlcapiied In the low going,
' Johnston flashed his best style
spiiamodlcally hut succeeded In run-
i nlng Oobarl all over his four' and
won handily.
William Tilden of Philadelphia
won the singles tennis match In the
Braves Defeat Reds
Bruins Win From
Giants.
HT IH'IH. July I Tlrnnklyn sail St
Lseta iiiridi-ii s 'tuubis h4r ldayi th
I'n-ala ,nun,1lng tttu nttchi-ia fur an assy
vhtury In tha ftrat gams and loatng I lie
set nn d
lou'.hlyn rnulit do nothing with Mi hupp
In I ha first rnnleai. but In atm stcuud
M.iitiaui h-1,1 tha lucsla halplaaa.
The siufaa
KIIIHT OA MP.
I' i ,
fllsm.H 4 0 3 6'
Ji'an.Jb 4 12 3
M laali
ah ll rn A.
Urntth if
llrallK.." rf
ktonk. ui
llnnshi Iti
riaffnln. Ih
M-llrmi f
la.an.ai
CI.rn.aM .
,Vli,inp.p
3 0
v.u.rf
I I
I 1
1 I
9 3
I 13
.1 4
ft 2
1 S
i a
Kliast If
Mraeirf
kAilat.hr 111
kiiAiff 3h
I I
ft 3
1 1ft
n 1
1 S
0 II
I'l
Mllka.s
Tmal.
31 7 34 II1 Mala 3.1 I 17 II
to... ui,.. ftflt 3
HI l,.,ula HOI 210 i -7
Sunuuarv nuns. Nata. K"nalrhy.
Iimllh. Itaalhi-nt. Mrllanry 2, deejietB.
Hrhurp 2. arrors. Johnat,,n l.svan 2. tan
baas hlla Krhii,t. .Mr-Hanry. iinrnaby,
tliraa-bsss hlta. amlth. Ctrmnna, Mc
llanry, alnlan baae.Nala dnuhla plays, OI
snr tn Knnalrh) Kllrtuff 10 ulsnn tn
Ki-natehy, ItMha t tlnrnaby tn Knurnlar
baa'a nn halls, off I'adnro 3, eff Mil Jus
1. nff SYtuipp 2, strurk nut, by t'silora
I hy atlljua 3, by Hrhupp I
liaellTa It. lata
ah ii rn a i ah ii rn a
llwn n
Srallh 1'
I 3 1
l.nsn Ih A
tWfflla.rf 3
an.itlf .1
ivr) i
Atfe-vf 4
KnnalrhT 'b 4
kllifi 31, . 1
Ptnar . I
WllnU.a a
Woauii p 3
McCaha.l n
t i
ft .1
i
ft n
I 1
I
1 1
I 1
ft A
1 H'Alh-..l.,rf
n i MM th
n ' nmri'v ?b
e rramlar.th
n MrHmrv.a
1 larts.ai
I n ! Maine, p
II ft I Kiss p
ft Jj gneaf.lf i
1 I
ft 1
ft n
ii u v ii
TMah
.11 in 37 r
7 17
Mali
urn i Nn fiAMK.
nan for Millar In Ihlnt
ITlattrd fnr llalnaa In atshth.
nrnrililyn nns 4AI lift I
dl trials tit ton ftns -n
Oammsry j Rliea .Inhnann. ilrlffllh.
Whaat 2. Myars. Hnnao-hy 2. Mamsill ;
ariora fllane. Knnao-hy. Ilasthrnta,
It-.nahv. l.svan. ClemeMi Iwn-hase hlta.
Knnalrhy, Mamaax lekj ilnuhla atava.
Mamaua tn Knnalrhy In Jnhnstnn, basaa
nn balls nff llnlna i struck oul, by
Manisux t. by llatnsa 4.
Mrdnlllan Is r.ffertlre.
CINCINNATI, July 9 Iloston won from
Clnrlnnsll today by bunching singles an )
s dnubla with a base on balls in the
sayenth Tho Rails asi-aped B ahatnut tn
tha fourth whan liaubert dOubla and
smrad nn a slngls by Knuaeh.
The acors:
C.nlssatl
. ii rn a am ii m a
0 10 lUlh lk 3 0 4 2
113 Papal it 4 i 10 n
1 1 1 Grab.. 3b too:
111, Raanrtl.nf 4 1 0
111 1 rsinran.lf i n 0 0
13 1 Kray.at 1114
11 frsnaa 1 0 0 0
ft a 5 1 Vals rf 3 0 3 1
1 0 ? Wlnjrai r .1114
1 laeUMr.s .3013
0 27 1A .
I Tat ill 10 i It II
Oftft Oftft 3son 3
Ofio loo oris l
rrsaatl.rf
rirk.2h
Mass 1!
Mu1ll.aa.lf
llnlla Ih
ne-kat. lb
Mvan.lllr
(serrh-.e
yirOulllAn.n
TnUla
float nn .
t'tni-lnaall
Humrnsry
Runs. aulllvsn. llnlke,
linecsei, .isuDari. error, skarpii iwo-naae
hlta. Ilauhect. lloerkal; three-bass hit.
Hoiiach. stolen bsae. TVoerkel, double
playa. Wlago to Ttath. Nesle to risuberl.
Rueiner to Deuhert; bsaes on bslla. oft
Rurther 2. off Mcijulllsn 4; struck out.
by Uuelher 1, by McUulllan 1.
nt.a W in In 13lh.
cltlCAnO. July t Barber a alngls end
ed today's aanie with New Turk In the
last hslf nf the 11th Inning, giving t'hl
run vlrtory.
The acorot
sea Tart
ChKaaa
am a ro A am n ro a
aeaa,a
1 n 1 rswmhtr rt 0 .3
4 1 1 nallarnar,a 4 I
3 0 rerrr.lh 3 0
.,,11 H
1 v rf
I aQia
I
8
(I 3
1 1
4 1ft
0 2
1 1
1 M
1 0
I 1
t 17
2 Mnbntsm !f
0 I Marbef.lh
0 rf
ft ; neetnf.3b
n Kllltfer e
' ' Aletiraler.p
II
Kelly Ik
I Merle 2b
j Msilth.e
Rnrrler.e
1 luueea.p
TiMala
0 2
1 3
1 0
4 A
9i 311 -,4 TMali 43 13 30 SI
Two nut whn wlrntnr run arorarl
Nw York ..no ooo 30ft ofto o .2
Chlratrn 010 010 100 000 1 3
Summary: Iliina. Frlach. Hpainr.ar,
Twninhlay, Wnh4rain 3; rrrora. Bancroft,
H'.,1 ii ' i ' !. 'i n iwr)-n4ti0 nna.
nartir. Twnmblry : thri-a-baaa hit, Rrb
! ii, atnlen ha aty Rohartann , dntihla
plava. Do .'la lo Hiincroft tn Kally, Han
I crnfl lo lloyle to Kelly: haaea on halla
. off Alexander 2. off llamas 4, atruck out,
by Alexander 6, by Ilarnea 4.
rhlllles nay tlood Hall.
PITTRllUBfTll. July 1 Philadelphia
won from rittahurah today, nixey pltch
Ina slrtlrht hall with men nn hssea. The
hitting uf Paillette and Wrlshtstsns with
ilarine baaa running aldea in the victor)
The arora
ntlatalVlia I rittataell
ii m a ab. ii ro a
PAOtette lb t 1 II 0 algrar if 4 10 0
kaallngi.lh 2 1 1 rareyrf 4 111
...-...! 4010 MrKchaa.ltl 1011
tneogai rf lie o , MbirpJl I 1 1 0
M'ssel.lf 111 Olrotabaalb 4011
V'.Mrtiarja 3 10 4 Orlisra ,1b 1 0 13 0
A-rVe 4 3 14 NlrkaliOO.I 10 0 0
IV e 4 0 11 Harbaeen I 1. 0
Slier p 4 0 14 1 Mnsldt a 4 111
nsrlaai.p 1 I a .3
Tntila U 1 17 16' Baeffnern 10 0 0
Tntall 33 j IT 10
ailatled for nrlmrri In nlnih.
.Hatted for Carlson In ninth.
Philadelphia 000 011 000 1
Aiimnir.. It .ma Paillette. Htangal.
Fletcher. Wrlghtatona Schmidt; errors.
Ttswltngs. Fletcher. llarbare. two-baas
htta. Paulette. Prhmldt. three-base hits.
Paulatte. Kchmtdt. home run, Wlthrnw,
stolen bases, atsngal. Blgbaa. Carey! baasa
'n bslta. off Carlson 1; atruck out, by
Rlxey 4. by Carlaon I.
1.11,1s. lis Not to Iavei.
BALTIMORE, Md., July 9. Defi
nite announcement waa made today
that Cardinal Olbbona will not visit
Home this aummer. It had been
reported In ecclesiastical circle that
, . ,.,,-, ...a n i
-- w"". wajsjaaa . p. .-.n
t lo the holy see next month fol-
lawlna r, ,, ,. tha ... m
dina.a visit Home during each five
' year pernio.
Tilden Beat
Davis Cup Play
r liavls cup elimination matches here i
mauy n oereailng William II. Uu-
rents of France After the French
man had capture,! the first, Tildenl
took the next three seta and the
tnatoh.
Holland reached th4 finals In the
Davla cup elimination contests lait
! month hy defeating the South Amcrt.
can team. The winners In the
i Franco-American matches will meet
the representatives of )reat Hrltaln
' at .tcarbarough July 15. 16. and 17.
I and Ihe victors In these contests will
play Holland' team for the right
i to meet Australia, the present bolder
lot the caoual.
I 1
Hill fln-nnnn. i-ack 1ili'ar luay
wrlKhl, one nf the foroinnat rlml
IciiKera for Jatk 1 icnilisoy'e crown.
MI'.N'NBJAPOLl.S, July 9.- An offer
of $75,000 for a ten-round, no-de-cli-iori,
bout belwei n Jack Ilcmpaey
and Bill ilrennnr. here on Iabor
day waa telegraT'hed to tha fighter's
rerireawntfttlve today by Mlko Col
ilns, a local boxing promoter.
ntnCAOO, July 9. Illll Ilrennan,
Chicago heavyweight, waa called to
New York Inst night by hla man
agiT, Leon Klynn, to algn article
for a match with Jack Hempaey. It
waa aald that pnly the accetitance of
a club offer la needed to cloae the
engagement. Drennan fought ryemp
aey once before In Milwaukee.
The Scoreboard
BTANUINIl OF 111 r. TKAMa.
Wesleri. League.
Team V7. u fn Team W. I.
Tn
474
40A.
.111
J16
I ' It .USAimia City 37 41
.".,
27 lllraa
7 7 Uliei I
JJ I Slcajl
nil Len
TI'UA
47 21 .lij; inauha 31 3D
t. 3oa 43 33
.lit Ut'e, Molnea 20 47
Joplin 40 31
. 5 J J fillaia t'lly 21 53
Nation,
Let.au e.
Team W L fat
Team w. fa ret.
Chlrata 39 31 .110
koatun 31 3'4 .492
New tat ll 40 .431
CuininiU 10 30 .1A1
Bronklm 41 3.3 .554
ruuliurib IS 14 .507
lu Loan 39 37 .313
riilil'.phia i 43
.314
AmrrlrHn l.eeurne.
Team W. L ret 1 Teaa W. L. ret
flnelarel 19 25 .tfti K,atm, .It 14 514
Nas lorl 50 27 .649 81 lxnla 33 39 .47.3
(hlratn 45 21 .0s 1 llstrelt 23 4t .324
aajuluHtoo 31 33 . 513 i rhllOelphla 2 1 01 ,2Jt
A mi" r if 11 n ..,. i,il inn
T-am W. L ML I ftm W. I
Rt Paiil 54 24 .092 1 MllvAukt 31 3f
I. ti,i: - .tA jViU I Invtlnaftolla .1 .10
M
.50T
iM
III
' v. i 35 ,5M ('olaabtu 35 41
ToleiJa U 37 ,H1 Kintu Cly 50
KF.Mri.Tc VK.HTKROAT.
Vratrm Imui.
AT Jort.IN 9, TUI-SA I.
At WlehK I, OitUhoma ("Ity 0
At rea MoLnaa 1. tiu Joaaph 3; 11 in
malt
Ai Sioux Cltr S, Omaha, 11.
NKtlonaU I .t-ii r. nr
At Rt. Loula 7-0, Brooklro S-t.
At Cincinnati 1, Boat on 3.
At rittabursh 1, PhUarialphta. i
At Chicago 3, Naw York 3. 12 ln
otnei AtiirrUitn I r-tta nr.
At Kaw York I, Datrolt 1.
At Washington 4. 'leval&nd I.
At Hr-iton 3. Ht. Leoula 1.
At FhlladalphU a, Chicago 4.
Amfirlraji Aaaoriatloa.
At Kanaaa City 4, Inftianapolli 19,
At Mltwauka 8, laou.av.lla U.
At Columbua S, Mlnnfapolla 2.
At St. 1'aul a, Tolado 3.
H'ratiarii AaaortnVllon.
At Fort Hmlth 1. Pruning.) t 1.
At Chickaaha Okmulgea, no game,
rain.
At Enld-Henryrtta, nn (rm, rata.
Houthrrrii Aaaoe-.avllon.
At Atlanta 3, New Orlcana 2.
At Memphis 1, Chattanooga 4.
At Birmingham 8. Mobile 3.
At Naabvllle 6. Little Ruck T.
Tim- I ttar'ip
At Pallas Wichita Kaila. rain.
At Kntt Wurth-Shreveport, rain.
At Beaumont 4, Galveston 3.
At Houatoo 2. San Antonio 2.
GAM KB TO BAT.
VVratern Iagu.
OKLAHOMA CITY AT TULSA.
Wichita at Joplin.
St. Joaapb at Iea Molnea.
Omalia at Joux City.
Naytlooal I ':une.
fhlladelphla at Pittsburgh. t.
Boaton at f'l..c-innati.
New York at Chicago .
Brooklyn at St. Loula.
Amrrlrtui lefirna
Claraland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
m Louis at Boaton.
Asmertraui AaorlatloB.
l-ttilsvllle at Milwaukeo.
Indianapolis at Kanaaa City.
Culumbua at ailgneapolta
Toledo at St. Paul.
Waatern Aaaajrlattana
Pawhuaka at Fort Smith.
Brunirlght at . . , it i
okmulgea at Enid. '
Bcnryctia at Chlckaaha.
Prt-parcs lload IlltU.
OKL41IUMA CITY, July I. Rob
ert C. Terrell, etate engineer, today
prepared advertisement for blda on
-7 mile of hard-aurfaced ro4jt In
three Oklahoma counties. The blda
will he opened at the capital July 23
Twenty miles of a gravel road are
j'li he built In Uclntosh county by
i the federal and state government
l:.n,l In rir.,,.nhA ... t
of gravel road. Project No. 26. near
r.c'iii"nrr, cans tor construction of
1,36 mllcat of concrate road.
t.it WaaT i. uin.
ORANGE, N. J.. July f-.F1ve
hundred hat maker were granted a
2S per cent Increase In piece work
rate today after a conference
manfacturera and labor leaders. The
Inareaae will bring the pcy up to
approximately 4 10 a day.
"The End of the Itoad" now show
ing at the 'trend la a photoplay that
tells our young people, what their
parents ought to teach, but seldom
do. Adyt, j
IZZIES GO INTO
FIRST POSITION
Witches Apain Defeat In
diansSaints Win in
Eleventh.
WiriMTA. July WlrhlU tooVt t -L
nllro nrlra from (.fttlhnm Cltf whnn
Mimtcr hUnkrorl th InrlUim with t j,r
hit tor1f. W If hit bunch tl tiiia
a'mi. and wtn 6 fv o
Tha ai er
(tulru titj I WMiti
am h ro a am ii rn
! nu.rf 3 o i o I coai tf 3 i i
i Hatha.. 2b 4 13 4 Waahini.2b 3 0 I
flarpar cf 3 1 4 I' RftTar.M 4 II
l.lortlawf. 3b J I II i Ytrfan.e 4 2 7
Marller.lb 2 0 10 I Kaat.rf 4 10
HaniisJnT.al I 0 I llark.rf 3 1 4
Mnrt.lf 2 0 2 t) Riittar .lb 110
OrttriUM 1 0 0 0 i;.if;n,2b 2 0 4
raso c 2 0 2 .1 Muaasr.p 3 ft ft
Allan p 2 0 13 ,
rarka.u 1 0 11 11 Total! II a 27
Tstab H 3 It It
Halt' f'.r Allan I'l ninth
cihlahoma city . orift oot 000 .
AVIrhlta 000 010 II 1
Huniniary ftus. Vnsryan. Kaat Ii
lor 1, flrlffli, . arrnr, Uraan; basaa ua
halla. eff Musssr 3. off Allan I, laft ...
haaai. Wichita f, Oklahoma dtjf 2, aa
rlflrn hlta. Waahburn. Hack, Mnsllar, t
baaa hit. r.asi , hnme run. llullor; atnian
l-ia-i Hark, r-rlffln, Cnnlnn. duublo plsv.
Iarruigr to lluatias to Mueller, ttru
out. by Allen 2; tlma, 1.40; uniplr..,
Jacoba ana Ilucklay.
Itese ntrhre Wert.
PES MOINUN. July I, It Joseph w,
today In sn 11-lntittia pltrhara' bsttia
batwaen ftnaa sn.1 Mar. Ttia acors was
3 to I. Tha visitors bunched hits -.
the 11th and sn error by French alau fl
urad In the a. orlna ltoae battad lu tha
tying run In tha clihth.
Tha aeerei
it Jawt , Da aaiaa
am. il re. a am. 11 rn
nawtnti.ir 1 2 .3 ft Pryar.lf 4 3 3 0
Kallsbar a lint Mrlwrmot.lb S 2 1 ,1
trainallr.lb Sill mnak.a ft 0 1 I
Walker rt sill e raaaor.af 4140
roarer lb 6 0 ft 1 AnOeraoR.rt 5 0 1 0
Mhnatak.lb 4 3 14 1 Haanrmk.lb S In :
Bnraa.1lA.rt 4 0 10 Cofav.2b 4 1 B 2
tWO-.a 4 0 11 Mannsr.c 4 114
Ioh.P at 0 S Mai.p 3 0 3 3
Tnua 10 II 1.1 TntAli If I U :
ft. Joaaph 000 ono 01.1 r ,
lias Mnlnaa 010 000 0AA 001
nummary: Kuna. Enirrtrb, Kallahar.
Rhe-.lak. Itaabrnok; arrora, Kmarnh.
Krannh, three-bass Ml. Kheatak, two
base hlla, Sheatek. Kslleher, Walker. lUa
brook, Ilsnner. Mctiermott; sacrifice hll,
Coffey; left on baaaa. Bt. Joseph 6. I ,. a
Mninea I. atruck out, by Merx 1. I,
Unas 3; haaee on balls, off Mara 1, off
ltnae 3; earned runs. St. Joseph 2. Dee
Motnea 1; rioubls play, Crosby to Con
roy; umpires, lape and Wllaon. tlma
111.
Omaha Wlna Rlnfffest. tj
SlOt'X riTT, July I. Omaha took lha
first of tha eerlea from Sioux City by
a acors of 11 to I today.
The arora;
Slaw City
AM H. m A
1114
AM. IL ro 1
Rsuiarai 2b
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riaiu.rt
. 1 1.1 1 lb
ler If
Han7.3b
Maarai ef
l.lnjle.e
ruhr.p
Pfefrt.rf
Marr.lb
' 3
MeU lh
4 0 I
2
1 1 n
1 1 j
1 13 1
2 3 1
2 0 0
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1 2
1 11
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Altermatt.lb 4
Ilrwaen.p 2
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Totals 40 14 17 10
TVrtaJi 39 15 n IT
'Hatted for Braaaen in nlntn.
Omaha 040 P20 HO II
Stout City 012 010 103 t
nummary: Runs, Watdell. Platta. Leti
velt 2, Le 2, Haney. Maann. Llniri-.
Fuhr. Elffert 2. Maff. Dafata 2. Ralchie
R. Criich; errora. Defate, Meti, Spell
man, Altarmatt ; bases on halla. nff
Dreaaan 2. off Fuhr 2; sacrifice hpa,
llaney 2. Maaon. Marr; hit by pitcher
Mnblnaon. two-base hits, Linrle. Lea I
,Mtaon. I,allvelt, Befatn, flpellnian, Robin
son ; home runs. Klffert, refate. R. hi.
rloubla play, Weldell to Olalason to Latl
velt; Uft on baaea, Omaha 7. Sl t
tHy i atolen baaea. Leltvelt, Le'.
earned runa, Slnux City a. Omaha 7
atruck out. hy Fuhr ll, by I)reaaen T;
iimplrf-a, FlUpatrlck and Daly, time,
I :l 4.
ELKS WILL GIVE SHOW
Mlnatrtjl With Chat, of 150 to tie
StaatTrd at t'onvcutlon Hall Dur
ing First of .Novcmlier.
A telegram received yesterday
by Jack Oedfand from J. A. Dr
naby announced that tho Elka min
strel ahow will be taed here Friday
and Saturday nlghta, November I
and . The show will he given at
convention hall, and will be undv
direction of Harnaby. who direct,,
the laat show put on by the local
Elks
Thla Is going to be a Teal show,'
Oedfand declared yeaterday. "There
will he 160 pecple In tha cast, anJ
a number of catchy lyrics; rohrarrs.
ala will laat about alx weeka, o th
show will poasesa a professional at'
rnoaphere."
Darnaby will come to Tulsa lattl
to atart elecUng tho cast and di
recting rehearsals.
LABOR TROUBLES PENDING
Muitdnwn In Pawtiuaka OiajMllllllIni
Uaila off for Bettiaaaent
Special to Tha World.
PAWHU8KA. Okla.. July 9 A
tentative agreement has beer, ut
tered Into between aonUBIn
and the contractors of UU
whereby the lockout daclared
terday waa temporarily callci Off,
pending ihe final eettlement I
dispute resulting from the derrut
of common lutxir for higher a ' t
Delegations from th aoal
association and from all l..i unions
affiliated with constxucllun. '
called into conference hy Ihe o
merclal club and a tentative i i
nient reached regarding the
scale, placing the work on ll B
high school building at the old
nut resulting tn a diaagreum.-nt tl r
the wages to be paid on the Hui
Whiting office building .
The agreement Is being held 1
escrow by the commercial cluti pen-ling
a final meeting tonight to
clde Ha dlapnted intention.
BASEBALL
TULSA
vs.
OKLA. CITY
name Called 4:11 P.M.
McNULTY PARK

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