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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1020
OILERS REGAIN FIRST PLACE BY WINNING DOUBLE HEADER
1
Joe Morris Wins
-v. ! ' rn I-- O
uiiers i ane second in cagnin
Morris Wins First Game
and Rescues Second
Contest.
OILERS SWAT HEAVILY
Qtt 22 J I i ts Homers by Me-
Manu.s and Davis Help
Win Second.
V) LARRY 1UILF.Y
For Ihe pwotirt time this season
j ... gforiia yogtordoy the hlro
, r i double header, pitching the
fillers to a double victory today over
t'klnhnnia Cltjr, the Oiler regaining
first place when tin- lending Wit ha
lost a twin 1,111 t Joplln The urorn
hm iron to : and s to 7.
M irrla nfiposrd to Jim Porttfl In
thf first game pernilttfd nnlv Ml
him and easily WOB, I'ntll the eighth
InninK only three blOWl had born
madf off hm dallvery, only ona of
th six hits went for extra bases In
rOJs re.-ond game Morris wont to
nay Richmond'! rcoctio in tttaVolxth
Inning with none out and n runiift
M first base Aftrr six runs rinil
nine hits had been made off Rich'
i tndi dallvocy. jjoo art tho Indian,
down with only tin- runfior icorlng,
which Is charted to Richmond. Thai
, r,led the Indl.tna' run ircttlng for
the rlny. In the 14 inning which he
pitched. Morris allowed only three
runs and nine hits, lie was top,.
, tally effective In the plnchca. hold
ln thf Indiana safely at critical
niornenla. In the ninth of the aaoond
,-nme Joe afruck out lMtt for the
third out with two runners on bnacs
Mates ld Morris.
Morris received all the assistance
a pitcher cou'd desire in both games.
His team mates accorded him cr
rarless support In the first iiff.tlr.
while thev nicked parks for ten -afe
hits Allhouh the homtllngl played
loosely In the field In the "Tacooml
game, thev ntalntalned their terrific
hatting clip ' lotting II hits off
Hoyd and Kamsey.
Th- ,'llers staged one of fhelr
JitallV feared rallies In the eighth
InlmiR; of the second game when.
with the score 7 to 4 against them,
they counted five runs and won
Twer.'y twu hit! was the Cillers'
total for the day. Including eight
'n j extra base drtvva. df those 22 hit.
1 were factors m the BCOrlng.
Roma runs by Mais and McManus
In the second same greatly aided
the 'Mlrrs In winning. Davis' circuit
clout In the second Inning scored
two runners ahead and McManus' j
park Mow In the elsht S'-nt Hrannon
over 'he plate artth the winning run.
Brrora played an Important part
In the scoring of both clubn. The f
Indians made six misplays. Three I
Of 'heir errorr. in the f!r::t game and !
the two In the second contributed te, I
thef scoring, while three of the Oil- I
rrs' errors aided the Indians in get
ting around the patha.
Here's how the Oilers won the
second panic In the eighth lnnlnir: !
Connely led off with a single to right '
and went to second when Pitt I
fumhled the grounder. Davis also
singled to the same territory, send
Infl Omnely to third. Qucrry
fllad to Darrlnger. Morris (truck;
out. riurke doubled to center. Con- j
nelly and Davis scoring, and Iturke ,
counted on lirannon'a two-ply wal- ,
lop to left. McManus' home run ;
over the center field wall scored
Bntnnon ahead with the winning:
marker.
Sates of the Game
After playing the fourth and final
game of the series with Oklahoma
City today the oilers leave tonight
fir their longest road trip of the
SaaaDn In which they meet every
' laf with the exception of the In
dUrts In-fore returning home.
Adams In vthe probable Tulsa
pitching selection today with Stoner
the likely Oklahoma City choice
Dick Hreen la proving a great
success. as an who know him
thought he would. In his first ven
ture as a manager. The Indians
look better now than at any time
this season and especially notable
Is the Improvement In their fight
and pep.
Harper and Davla hit safely ev
ary time up In the second game.
Harper in five attempts and Davis
In four Three of Harper's drlvea
ent for doubles and Davis got a
home run and doitble.
HI. k Rreen
two times up.
hit safely twice In
Dai ll cot four hit In 1v HsiSi
P and Harpor five In nine for
Jx,'h rames. Hrannon also hit
aa.ely five times In nine trips.
Connally'a catch of Monres drive
In 'he seeond Inning of the first
rime, Ilarper'a snatch of rieve
isnd's smash In the same frame;
onneiiv, ,.,trh of pfufi nrivr )n
'n third: Davis' catch of Darrln
K"'s drive in the fourth and I'leve
"mls mop of I.lndlmorea harsh
"fUOdar ln the ninth featured the
'Tst game.
"ranrir.n . stop In the ninth In-'
r ' the seeonrl Bme. when the'
;""'J threatened. I.,.ight OUtti
'"' rifhs nf relief fro!t the 4.000 !
fn ami fannlen.
RIP VAN WINKLE AGAIN
War
'! Mils llij "II .. , . I . I
Awakonlnit:.
TIT KMITM. Ark.. July U.-ln
"t Utrhoit Wright, ex-wr
nian, phyaft Uiih of thiH Ht.ii
fl
arc
-- '"U " IIIUt.ll
V-! h f nd xp'Tlmnnt.
FMfcht. a victim of Hloeplng pirk
has been In an un.-onHotmis
"Por pinrr lnt March and ithdWf
nf tdnntt of awakrnlnn.
Attcn.llnir docltim, who claim thev
Wff meiria every t-Ht known tn
. ' 1 1 'I'- ! ua that WrKht In ahuo
J i"':' without a ocnue of feeling.
Both Games;
IT l'tii
Big IU,y for Tulsa
t
OKI.AHOM I I Y
Mt It II. I'll . R,
PHI, rf
I ' ,i : li. -
IfnriMT. of, .
Ijlmllmorr. ttb
M.,iin, n
Totals
Okhdiomii
M
ii' mm MO :t
,, to DM hi, s
mri 2. lion, o
TiiUn
Two -tins.
' rnn
I, ,
Morllrr. Rarrlflor hits
land. MoioM i,n-es Rnrkt.l
ii, .i i i le v, in, ,, i, Tlrmey, Bnan
on hulls off I'nrk I, off Mojrls I
Strm k out by l'.irk- I. In Mrrl '
4. Hulk Morris. Passed ball
Onrrry, DoajMr-pln Tlomo i,,
Hrannon to M,-Mtnu . Park- In
DarrliiKer to Mnpllrr, Moller ttrUU-
laMrd. r'fi on base- Oklnlioma
"ity i. Tnlaai 4, 'lime ,,f ajnmi i
lioiir. Ill ml,,, ii. s, I'mpirca rittt'k
ley anil ,luis,bs.
I II I II II e,
I I II 1 II 1 it
I II 1 .", II fW
I II II 'J I I
II 17 0 0
ri iiikit. se. , I I "
Monro, If. :i it ji 0 it a
nrltfMh, n ii h n
Hre, it, r. I I I I II I
Turks, p :i I 0 t) I I
TotnN :t ii t ii t
Tt'lWA
All It. II I'll I..
IliirUc, If . j 1 ii ii
RratHMvn, 2h. u ; a i t
MrMaMtaat, lb, R t Id t n
Tleriiey. ss. 112 1 I ll
1 I'letelHlul. b. . . , I I II 2 0
I'onllellv. of. . . t II 0 II II
Ials, rf 2 I 0 I li n
Ouerry. e 1 I II I 0 II
Morris, p 4 2 I I II
Second rmine, b,- viore:
OKI.MIIIMX IITA'.
All: R, II. PH. . E
PHI. t'f. I I 2 0 0 1
ffnghm, IK 4 :i n n!
Rarnop, of 5 s 3 n n
Mndlmorr, ,ib. 1 n 1 2 :t n
Moeller. Ih. . . 3 0 I 12 0 0
Dnrrlnci'r, sw r 11 2 I 2 I
Moor, If s 0 , t 1 11 11
Griffith, 0 R n o ,t 11 0
Rojrd, p 1 11 11 11 t 11
Itamsey, p 2 II 0 II I II
kBkvu 1 (i t i) 0 11
Totals SO 7 II 21 I t I
xHi,gieti for Ranssey in ninth.
Tt'l.SA
Ml. It. II. PO, . R
.1 I I I 0 0
I I I I I I
1 1 a 11 n
1 1 'i 1 1 1
1 t it,' :t 1
1 2 1 ft 11
12 o 11
4 0 1111
2 0 0 O 2 II
2 II (I 11 II 0
Rajflw, If. , .
Praimon. 2h.
McManus. lb.
Tlcrni'v. -m
ricwdiiml, lb,
OonnoRy, f.
riafls. rf.
Ouerry. c. '
Illrhniotirl,
Morris, p.
Totals :tn nt2 !I7 II
I k lain illia
Tlllso . . .
lty
2111 202 001'
o.ti nun no.i
7 1
o I
Two-has,, lilts
llnrkc, Itmiiuon.
Datrta, MoManaa
"Hal sua 3. Davis,
Home BRIM
Ha fritter bit
Moeller. Stolen base. Pill. Hughe".
Ilnrke. Ouerry. Baara on hulls off
Boyd :i. off Rlchimwd :t. off Morri
I. Slnick mil bv Itamsi-y 3. by
HI, I mop, I 2. by Morris :i. Hit b
nHPher iturke by Royd, HurIuw by
Richmond, Rmta mul hits I and
I off Royd In :' Innings, it anil 8 off
Han, s,y In r. Innings. 7 n,i o, ,,ff
Rtohmond In ." Innings, n ami I rf
Morris in 4 Innings. W inning tilieli
W MorrlM. jraaltkl pRoBCf ltnm
wy. Double plays Royd la Hughes
to Moeller. Left 011 basis Okln
lioma f 'It v II. Tula. . Time of
game I noaira, 20 mlnattak tTmplrai
.Faeobs anil Ituckle .
Grand Circuit Opens
Second Week Today
on Fort Miami Track
TOI.KIHI Ohio. July 11. The
second wcrfr of the 19L'0 Grand
Circuit harness racing season will
open on the Fort Miami track to.
morrow afternoon. All of tho
horses that performed during the
opening week at Cleveland have
arrived and are gathered IU the
track. '
There are four events on the
opining day's program. They are
the 2:15 trot for a purse of 11.2'in.
the Fort Meigs ;0I, I' ,011 atajta
pace, the Bhirwood 2 l trot for
3-veiirIolds for 11. .'.00. and the
2 12 pace for I .2IH All , " es are
1 iimter the tnieciiejt pun,
In the 2:15 trot thro are 2 1
I horses entered. The Port Meigs
1 stake' has I a. the Sherwood has
I and the 2:12 pine 17 Itaelng Is
sehcdulcd for the flist five daya
of the week. Saturday re.-ervd for
post ponemetil s.
'Yank" Davis' Hitting
One of Day's Features
YANK ' TtAVIS
"Yank" lmvia" hluKHinof
nf thi- ftmttJrtM "f ya'ft,rlay'H
..!....
Ili i'i th- i i i wnn nur niiM in
nix timM. ATI "f hiH hluwii wert
maile In thi m nnntl name and In-cluik-U
u homo run ffjUo duublc.
f
a
'THAT
LiSfBM Vbo 5eVPHRi?S., -TrlrXr
UockV STifF STUFF IS
tMTRf k-Y UHCftuED FOR ,
I ATTRIfeOTE My SUCCESS IN
All I UHDERTAKE O (VW
Superior, iNTE't-iGEiscE
Now, if Voo Soup Bone HEAciS
WoULt FERTiuTt voof.
GI7EY MATEf3,-
I MfTfVN GREEN iMATTI
You fAi&HT BE ABLE
To PUA "THIS SIMPLE
LITTLE GfSfAE
fAftKE T IKTEIitTVTlNGj
Foa
FROM 1ST PLACE
Drop Double-Header to
Miners Drummers
Fight Umpires.
JOPLftt, Jul II. Thr MinfffR r :i U It
lhier nti.ttifht fimn Wtrhll i toilny
liy ulnnitiK l"tlh faniM ol R ! n 1. 1 j , r- . .1
r. 7 tn , in! t la A BfWd "t mure
thitn 6, 'lUlr bmh Dip gNinr
KIIIST CIAMK.
Mitch Ita
Itiin
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r,nit.ir
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Hamilton. 3t
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tmi, hi
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s:rn(.lh
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Ysryan. Baat, Kiueger
jut,in
Summary
2 Wraanar
till, in
I.s nib
Bnyttar, Baaaaaargi
err..- Boner, nrlftln
ll'ismm Htl.
2. Lamb, base
BHrilflee bl'ff. 11 . n
on balls, elf Srbenbrrs 1
off llowiitnn 3,
left t, biiss .lotilm I, Wlehlta
stolen
teiaes Wiijrtier. ,'nnlnn three haaa
hit.
Sltliler. l ban 1,11. bant . atrU' k out.
by sYhsnb. rt 1, b) llnwinah 3, dnubla
I'njs leoeb and Hlrcng. HlronK lnaa
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an tin'o ina it
000 140 00i 4
fonian, Vaakkara,
Kruaajar. Hamiona.
key, errors, Me. k.
by pitcher. Tloaart
allamlltnn oul
for
Wlrhlta
Joplln
Mm,, maty: Itnnn.
Iters, r 2, Yaryan?
Waa-ner, Slronr. Yr
ririffin. Toakayi hit
to Bowmaa llowman by lloehler. baae on
balls, afl Marlta 3. off llowtnnn 4. left
buses, Kniagar, Iterser. three baae hit, I
I'laet : two-baae hits. Marks, rtinn Yockay. 1.
Taryaai a,r'k out, by Marks 3, by
by lloehler I. by Jtronka 4; earned runa
and Mfa. off Itrnoka 3 and 4 In 4. off
Marks I and In 13. off lloehler 0
ntid 0 In 2 2 3, ttme, 1 44. iimplraa.
lie.ier and l.auxun, winnlna
liarka.
pltrhar, I
I niplrraia ami riuyrra PlKhl,
rKH Mt-INKS, July 11 lira JfTnlnaai
nml St. .fmarph tlvln.il ! ii.i.- l.ri..i,
kra lody, tojnnrrow'i at-tnir bavins bran
ntOVsvd forwartf Th vlaltnra Won tha flrat
ROD t Ml t In 4. ami tha lot ala tha ari-nni
3 tu 1. In rlrihf InnlnKa, t hr fxamr (.-Ina-
rallptl hv uffirinKnt Aftrr Ihr arr
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With You
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McManun Arisen to an
Emergency; Hit Wins
MAHTV M'.MANI i
It's the fellow who arisen in ern
ergenelea who make a success of
any occupation which Is especallly :
true of baseball. Marty McManus;
aroaa t, one yaatarday when his
home run in the eighth inning of
the serond game drova in llraluion i
head with the winning run
Molnaa 1
111.
umpires, Wliaon and l.lpn, tlina.
jbtaU anil I'sckrra lal.i.i.
Sir, IX ,'ITY July 11 lllnaU
a ad
,T,
Fiona lly broke even In a double head
here today. Ihr Parsers taking Ihe fltat
by a k-lti-3 aeore. and the vlattora won
the aernb.l. 7 In 1.
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too ifto a ft
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Om a h a
Klmia t'lly
Huniirary Rum
I llanrv Ilmwn li.-rtit.
Marr. M'ta I I : i ,,t.
arrnra. Ilanr
haar nn balla
twn haar htfa
I rirhatsman 3 Manrmk 4.
i tilattr i'.lalaann. far I, Mrti
jbla playa.
Kalehlo t" Mrta brown .
huara. Omaha 10. Khun cf
anry . rf t nn 1
biaa M puaan) hall l.lffrrt rarnnl
runa. (ttnaba ft. Htuui City 1, alrurk nut.
Mannuk 1. Hrhatxnian 1 1 wlM pltrb.
Nf hattman. umplrrt, Daly ant! Fltt
pairirk , t Irna 141.
Heavy Schedule Played
in Clay Court Tourney
CHICAfSO, July 11. A heavy
schedule of stogie was lu,yel
today In the tenth lanital clay court
tennis champl'inshlpH here with at
numher nf out-of town players
among the eontaatento,
After drawlnir bye in the first
tounrl, Harry K. tirlnsteutl ,.f l,uls
vllle. Ky , won In the second rnunil
.it the hands ,.f Harbor! ' Bchlff
o( ChlOaafO, o-4, 6-1.
The paying of W'ray Mrown ,,t S'
Uottlfl, featured a well ciiitest, l
match in the so, 'end round, his chop
i.hots and twlstina Hervlce proving
loo nui'h for Rvon Roao of Dallaa
TOWIO, llrown won, 6-J, 1-3. Iters
pl.ived atlepl .1 1 I, ark court flrivlUK,
hut he culd not R,-t tba iiine we!!
ennuah tu accumualtu poinis
u,uuAllu
1 l-r-' t- l 1 'bi -: .r mv
m7J tAiLf mi
X am af'JfaT V.. 1 HaaH ,11 II
I JT" XI yi . --7 km ,
j laataaayi
If. . . lul
rK ME I
iwe'd All Be
lujB1S Mil Oml HO fWB M
cuckoos HMn
.Homeless
you THF 111
SALARIES
7 SC'
BABE RUTH HITS
27TH HOME RUN
Yanks D e f e at T i e r s
Indians Shut Out
0 Senators.
Ni;v Y"llK. July II. -Nw VorVt madfl
It tin i M H rur from li-trolt to4ay,
wlnniRK th fmiil fTRin f th rr.r
Ktllh HiAil0 tliH lltl) hOOl IUII "I tilt: h.'.i
4iii in the thlnl. , m
SAl ARIES , ' mSfSM
tftrait a
All II I'll A W.'.l a.
B.h fill Vlea.rf
a,ra Jb 4 13 11 tM 1 I,
I. ash el 3itS UlSI, II
Vaa.h If II '-' n Me., -el 'b
KN.lan rf 4 13" a..llr rf
Bi,n lb 4 S I r-ae
rinrai Ih 1 1 I, ,, : M4
Alnamlltl.c 4 1 n 3 Mala p
Itinvlir i 10 2 1
Hala.a I ll , TntaU
riainua.1 iioo
Tntab, 11 II 24 a i
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2 n
a 1 1 ,i I I e , I fm f-liolll
ninth
xiltulte'l rr kilo nke In ninth
Detroit I" nj 001 4
New V..rk l 30 Oil
Maaataryi nuw Paata, Jaaaa '"bb.
Veh iisi" VlaE Plpa, liml, Ilaaaal,
Pratt, er,,n, J",,e 1'iaM lara,
bane klta, Meiisel 3. I I'n.tl. IH.,.
nlea.l liiiinn 111,) llnl'i CoaBt Mule.
slelrn baara llii.lle 2 Itnth .Innble I'layn
I'rstt t Wsnl III
a In Wat, I.
..ft Bhiaka ll
l.limkv I.
balls
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sttutk oul, by Alaya 1. by
MaffHa 44 ins Vaaaial f Hreiea.
WAatMINOTON, atBly II I'leveland
maile I, five on, of ala fro,,, H'aahl list no
by wlnnlns Oelay
Morion a. i it.,: I, In nee
on. i rtapary ot
aaa an II shutnut
lot ala
tha nerlea II waa th,
of tha senaon for tht
S. ore
Cla.alisa
ak ii rn a
JanilOvs, if
J.I.Ua- 111
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t Speakef.rf
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4 . Ilarrlnnr 3b
4 V v mo 21,
l J b -Ion II,
0 , i, Nelll .
Milan If
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Clrvrlaml 1 1 0 OflO 3ftn4
Waahlnitnn 000 fthO fl- -
Hummry: Huna. ' Jamlaann, t'haptnan.
Hprakrr Mnrton; t-rrnfa Kllrrb, tlhar
rlt , two Iima hlta. Hhanka. .lanil.-ann .
thrra haa hlta. Chapman. H.rakrr baara
Bf balla. nff .Tohnaon 3, off Mm ttm 3 .
atrin k ant. bv Jnhnann 3.
The Turf
Knlrlca Tmht.
Flrat rrr ala fttrlnnea nr Nrphrw,
111. Nail Yrk l" . H-lalan QUMIft. 94 .
chimera. io, una ii:. W Prion, lift.
Mar I. .ii II. .Ulna. 1 -n . Vain r Wral, flj ,
Mill PjaaO Klbblrr, l'. Klrrlno;
Hhtlk. 1U. I' hi. I'rtm a, , Dnubla
Kaglr. Ill, Huron II. lit. Cumaha.
l.nvrra l.ana ft", at.idam Hvt.oT III. Tbla
tr 'Jural.. 1 0ft , !-' uat l.m vai O0 , Fair
Cnlrn 101. Mbrrty lrl I'll. IK ran Jana.
100, tfrnatnr t'f.w, 113. Aliirfliaii Kafc-la,
no
fM-r-onal raet, H. C Rb ut twn milra
Valaar. 147 Wmnoakl. U?.t,ll(U Naar-
n 147. Kina Tarry, i oa . Ttana-nirr. Ml.
IIurr Vp, 137. gurrn i f Tha Hra, 141
Thtril racr. n.- mtlr A rrthuaa, 04.
I.m .1 MrlRhlmi. ITI Mud Halter
l.a.lv (lerlru.te. 101.
rabli-au IHIniiuiriif,
Hi. All,. n. !i laTi t.n'al e,,rrl. 101. I'll-
arlm. 91. t'routaell 101.
rourta raea. flva fnr.n Jonn Marie.
113. Prodiaj 11 aUily i,.iuii rviain.
p.. I'a4afi 137 1 'tn. a 113
Klflt. rare, one mile --llelf Ian tjuean, I
11, War flume Mil Title. iaa. run, aha. !
ill. fool llulleifly. 101. Hall,. 111. Tat ,
The Mortuary
Mrs. Mary Ktta Uong lien hard,
I HI years old, died early Hun, lay
1 inornlnK ut the family resident,'
kOl Noriii Mam. after a protracted
' tllli, be l'lllli-ta! :,l l.iioti ti, i ll's hud
' not been made lust night
Kamuel I.loyd. year old
Mis h I.. Van Haul, died
fun of
ondoy
miirnliiR ut the home, 111
riniilll
Mayhell,- Funeral OOTVlCao wvr
held at ; o'clock yesterday after
noon at the home Interment waa
In Oakluwn.
Funeral services for Kdward Wll -Llama,
II, who diet lotiirdoy as the
result of a premature explosion1
while "shouting" an oil well gagrl
Jonnlnopi all! gold ol t o'clock.
this afternoon at the Hubert Mr
Rlrgoy OROpOl, 21 Houth Mnin. Km-
ployes of the I'entral Torpedo com
pany will art us pall Ina,, is. Iturlitl
1 win bo ai 1 1 oat. lull oomotory.
f7EK ! HOW HI
How he KATES
MWr, be-
, (FT ALONI
LIFT At-ONfC WIVH
N HIMSELF , )
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V I no DtAJ,rso(ri '
TO BELIEVE
VslE W?l 0UfVB.
) DUMB For J
UtViri him
Joe Morris Wins TWO
Double-Headers Here
JOB MOHHIH.
Jon Morris, Tulsa oiler, one of
the lea. Ill, g pit, beta In the Western
leaffua afon ills aacond double bead
er of the season yesterday when he
dafaatad . I iklahoroa City.
SECTIONAL RACE
IN BIG LEAGUES
EaRtorn a n 1 Western
Cluba Fight fox
Loadorsbip.
SF.w rORK, July 11. Tho half,
way Biavk of Hm naajor loaaao'o
litis, I, all seas, in vlew a rinse alrtiK
trlo liflweeti nn eiistt'tii nml a west
i i n rluh fr,r ll, Tvuilerahlp nf eoeh
loajaruo, Brooklyo boMo onofauao
,i,H .nitai;,' . i I'liii lin itl in tl.e
.".',, in. ,,l, vaIuIi- riivolanil lliiiiisli
i,,ssi.sslna ti gam,.1 nflvantagt, over
New York, In"! lead f f"'ir points
In the Aln' ll'ail li'HRii" I" i-fi nlnoe
eoluma a i i fotir loaau liar,
I
Th, haavy i.aitinK ,,f the nr,,k
i I v n III,, I I'levrlalKl , llll'S. Willi re
apacllv,. team averaaes for Ihe pus,
WOah Of :i.17 and .314. enabled them
j tn oust their rivals from the oosyotOd
lop position The apurt f Ihe th.
oaa Aniericiina in wlnnlos if "f
their pant 'l games promised to
bring about ii thr , m 11, ud flahl
; In Ihe younger H ague.
The Hrnuklyu Nationals, who have
I won 1 games In IV. posMess pilch
illg staff that should be useful III
COtninO doijhclhraih'ia. The Hu.
pel tnts were I fie only Wltllllllg team
lii the National league last week.
In the American 1,-agiaV, t'leveland
appears to hOVC tllffl1 ultv in keep
ing ah, ad of New Yore d' -plte the
i inkasra reoanl raloikia CoValOaalo
and llaghy hi.ve been called upon
fre,iiently to lelleM, fait, ling In
dian Iwlilers.
"Ilabe" Itulh star halter of the
New York Amerliutie ntoda his 2".lh
home run in Ihe Yankt.",' middle
game of the season and today
brought h's total to -7 It wan his
third circuit sniiuth in Ihr'e con
secutive games.
bavbs Ben Arftvoo.
Mr. and Mrs I'lank Neerman,
Stll Nurlh ROOadala, gro the proud;
parents ht a s pound boy. hirn at
iljl o'clock Sunday evening. Motli
er and baby arc reported aa resting
easily.
light I. Ike lurks.
bORPONi July II. - a. dispat' h
to the LOOdOO Tmo-s from Teheran
says the situation in l,wer Meso
potamia Is serious. It la repotted
11, Tehe, at, th,. itispatrh adds, that
the Has, ,a Bgadod lino had been
cut in three places.
Tides I 1. 1.1 H..I li, nl.i
WAUHAW. July II.- The hol
ihtiVlki, aci ordlng to a cotumunlcu
tloti Iggttod today have occupied
malawleo and Kmy, mid the bat
tle Is continuing In thg vldnily of
Minag.
r.s.
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