The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 04, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER -1, 1920.
CLEVELAND LEADS IN BATTING; DODGER PITCHERS BEST
il
INDIANS TO ENTER
SERIES favorite;
,Thoir Butting Average is
.303 to .270 for Nation
al's Champion Squad
RIVAL BOXMEN BETTER
No Leas Than Six Top Notch
era On Brooklyn's Staff;
Muila May Got Chanco
NEW YOltK. Oct. .1. A compar
ison of Dm offensive strength of the
contending toniiw In On- world sar
lcs, boned upon unoffldul record of
Dio sonson's work, Indicates Jlrook
lyn will filter Dm big gam" at
slight disadvantage, when compared
Willi ClOVIllalld, llrtxllllllrig tliu two
chamidonshlp teams In Dielr rtwpiic
tlvn league faced opposition flint
wns approximately equal. The
IndlaiiN 1W.VO accumulated 11 batting
nvorngn of .30.T fur tho season, whllo
Hint of tint rlupiirhiin In .27:i.
Taking Dio leguhir players who
tiro likely to appear In lh world
series tho uuofiral records show tlio
Cleveland infield Una a batting nV
orngc of .211 whlli' tlio Inner de
fense of tlio Huporbas ha butted
In tlio aggregate for .281. Tlio
Clovolnnd outfloldrrs, ns a combln
ntlnn, havo battod .328. and tho
Iltooklyn fly chasers for ,3tii.
O'Niilll for Clovoland nml Milter
for Hrooklyn probably will do nil
Din enlohJng unless Injury prevents
nnd In thin dopartinunt tlio Indian
would bp stronger nt bat, as O'Neill
ban outlilt Sillier during tlio season
by points, O'Nclll'n mark being
,S2n nnd Miller's .282.
i Iladobnll critics gnnornll p ngree
1 Dint Manager lloblnson has the
strongrst and brut balanced staff of
pltrliorH In either league, having no
loss than six mon, each of whom la
, capable of taking hi regular turn
, In tho box.
llnpby and Colvnaklo liavo dnno
1 tho brunt of tho pitching for novo
1 land with Cnhlwoll tin tho nnxt best
performer. It may bo posslllo that
Manager Hpoakor may call pim
i Walter Malls, Iho young lofthnndci
i who hai made a romarkablo show
ing slnco Joining Dio Indians lujo In
1 AtlgtlSt.
SOUTHERN TEAMS STRONG
DUIv Elevens nevoloplng n liwcr
ful Attack, Korly Unnics
Indicate.
ATLANTA. On., Oot. 3. TCorly
1 reason football games rr.dloitteH
that Din moro Irrvportunt noulhcrn
I tea mo aro developing n, jKnvcrfuKnt.
' tack, 10 of them making niore Umn
CO iwtntn In Hnturdny's gunves. Ad-
i".kd to this tho North Carolina. state
devon defeated tho navy 11 tr 7. A
bcwlldurtn aerial attiWc dovolopod
toy ti Carolinians wnn n, strong
polrvl of their cumn Mtturuny. run
out cxooptlon practically tho more
Important ncttthorn olwins romped
nt -will over DiolrXrhtor nitAinonts.
The season' tv-rj-rd for points scored
In hld toy Virginia military Institute
which piled up 138 against Hump
den Sidney on Saturday. Too few
UCT1CH lnu'o been played to Onto to
of value In comparison of ucortn.
CHAMPION TEAMS
EVENLY MATCHED
CONTINUKO 1'n.OM yXOTS ONH
t-'n loadorshlp hart beer I: hws be.en
tiuMclent tcstlntUTi)' to his ability as
n, lender to liavo developed tn U'u
Duui two yu.r an nuirioititloti of
playorn that Mun ttblo to win for
Clovoland Its first champtontihip In
a major louu circuit.
In I ino Hhapo 1'ttysluilU'.
nicr tho two teams takn Die
field Tuesday for first canto of the
r.ortcs. Uioy will bo tn ns irood con
dition plvyttlcally tui It Is possible for
two toiuiui of (UliK'U to bo aftur tho
utronuotw campaliius.
Tho raiXMi In both learrucs wero nnt
diHddod ns tairly as uunol, ltroolclyn
wtnnlns Its claim to tho National
lcarruo ponttnnt leasi tbiui u wcok bo
lore tluo closu of tlio srason ttnd
Clovoland capttirlntr tho Anit-rlran
i leuftuo Utlo only mo day beforo Dio
clOMu of Di4 senson.
It is altriotil 'tnrtaln Miutnsnr
Bpoakor will call uiauii his pltchutff
uco. Jim uur.Wi in tho (ipnuiui;
(tamo, uiwFS (Stanley Cowlcsklu rx
hibits bettor fonn. Muiiilkit Itubln
i son wtr, start olt'.ivr Maniunt'd or
I Smith In Dm box with tlvo ulutncos
invorniK tho former, because of his
good pttchliiB In Ills ruennt Karnes.
doliii.Hton Drotliurs OpiMinciits
An Iiitdrcctliif ftaiuro of tlio
irlcs will bo that for tho first time
In n wvrld scrnvi, two bnsthors wth
uppwir )ih icpiKmonlH, Thoy arc
Jimmy Jolmirton, llrooklyti third
I baseman nml Doo Jodiuiton, C'lcve
I land first baseman,
, Tho Clovoland to.un Is not ex
I poctcd to nrrlvo lu New Yurie until
; Tiiwaday mornlnn uid It Is Hkjly tho
1 Uiooklyn club will extend the oour
toy of purmlttlm; Its o)potwuiin tho
Ubo of libbct's field for u brior
workout.
DEBS JEcTsTovlET PLAN
Bin li t Ideas Mut i. Mollified 1U.
Iui' Kl.ilhi Aitritnu tlo Kiiis
ATLANTA, Ua., Oct .3 Tho so-
olullst party ot the United , Htates
wimiut join wnn tno third tnter
naloualo "at present without reser
vations." ICucono V. Hells vneliillat
nonilnno for proaldnnt, told hU uim
PHlvn ct tnmltlee hero toriav. nrcunl.
Init to stutcuieiils mailo uftor the
conferenri' at fcdoral prison.
"Tho lndiiflultrnrsa .if autnrrnitn
lntcrferenoo and tho expei Intents of
tno intra Internationale run Ho It
Itnpoanlble for Us tn affiliate with
tbcm at present without rsrva-
lions," jjpiis was iiunted.
ueDs, who It fervlner o lO.jear
pcmeneo on conviction or vinlatlna;
nir i-rpion.wn net uiiriuf; Itio war
told tho committee, it was Mated
tnat ho would not ask for clemency.
He- uIho chafKod that tho Amuricnfi
Federation of Iituir had nhi
Its t.Utudo towards "political pits-
VUI
Sox Won or LohI Ah
NcccHHtiru to Keep
American Race Clone
CiriCAOM, (id 3 -Ch irn" h
that certain Chicago WliH"
players leirnlatid Ibelr jilavlnn
this miim.ti by ths iciis board -wll'lnc
or pmlni! n llm ' iilm
demnnded, In order In keep the
bvtllnir odds favorable- Wro
niado tonight by llrd I.ynn nnd
Harvey Mcfnllsn. who nalil that
nt 'bi-neli wnrr"i'' tnoxt "f the
seiinoii they bad studied Iho
j.layi rs e'ireftillv and were con
,lii(od tho H"X wero "throw n"
out of the nnaiit.
"We lout tlio pennant beeniise
ceil dn players thoy urn ninonK
the elKld Iodic led by th Cook
county grand Judy didn't want
IIM til Bill" Mild Iaiiii. "V
soon liidlevil how carefully they
studied Iho scoro 'board iiinie
tlim the average player does In
li pennant mon- and Dint they
nhvaya inado rroiM which lost
us the gatne when Clsvelnml and
New 1'ork wero losing. Jf Cleve
Isnd won wo won. Jf Clove
bind lost wo lost."
Mrt'lellHii wild ho wnn con.
vlnci d certain players hud de
liberately "thrown" Ihrno garnets
In llostoti on tho lust custom
trip.
"flevcral of (bo players no
ticed how tho scoreboard affect
ed the iitherii," he udilod, "and
wn fait all ah tig that these
players worn regulating their
play according to tho play of
other teainii."
I.ynn said tlio Idea of smno of
the players was "to keop up tho
hcttlnc oddii, but not to let
Chicago win tho pennant."
DETROIT BEATS
SPEAKER'S BOYS
Browns Down White Sox
In Hard-IIittyig Con
test Closing Season
I)i:TttOIT. Oct. 3. Tho Indian, win.
nr nf the American lcorun pennant.
ili(t ttin lfno Mason her today liy
loalns to liotrolt.
Hcor
CliTlan4.
All II l'O A
Iimlmn tf 1 n 1 0
Dttralt.
AM II TO A
VMKif 3I 3 0 13
Ithhrf 3b 3 0 3 3
IVtm'i't Sb 5 0 4
Hi'tkw rt 3 1 3
vil rt t I 0
Hmltli if 3 II n
(Irin.r If 1 0 t
lMh m 13 3
C.J.li it S I t
KluilMd t( I) 3
ll.llm'o lb 0 10
Miortnl rt 4 S 0
Rardmr 3b B 0 3
Kilru III II 1 14
tan .lb 4
M anion e 3
Cima'l't p n
11.(111 u 3
Cnimplrr I
lltla n 0
I 3
3 3
0 1
t 0
1 0
0 0
Jawill u lit O
NonWr .1 f 1 1 t
(inwD i l 1 (i a
n.it p i n n t
Mark p o, o n l
TWil It TUS 13
Tnt.l. ST 10 tl 13
a lino nut whrn wlnntits run Moored,
tiattrd for llnuart In litnUi; aa ran fur
t'ruiuplar In tilntli.
Clavcland ISO nor, 03:t
llrllull 020 30U 1016
nummary! Iluna Jamlraon. Ylvana.
Wood. Hmllh. Clark, ltul.fr. 1airitrad.
Hhortcn I, Jonca. Ilala. t:rrnra llurna.
Two baan htta M anlnrl. Wood, Jona.
Thrca taa hltn l'Miralrad, fllmrteii.
nuilrn ban( llurna. Ituata nil hallrn
Off Onnkwrliht 1, ntMlosart T. off Uhla
l, air ciark J. niruck uui lir Alurtou
I, uy Jioiart z.
llrnwna Affuln Trim lVlitt Hor.
HT. .OUIH, Mo.. Oct. 3. (It. Iula anil
Chloaxn rounded out tlielr airdulo for tho,
1930 campalsn with a fraa hltlltic contrat
which tha llrowna captured.
ticnra:
Cbliiaa.
it. latlb
All It TO A All II l'O A
MiinftT 3b 3 1 3 Oatier at 10 0 0
Joimtan lb 3 3 It 0 llu.IIrr u 3 3 0 1
ratltni lb 4 3 1 4 nnkm lb 3 1 11
rol'uu rf 3 13 0 Miiltan 3b 3 0 0 3
raid rf R 0 1 0 Staler lb p R 3 11 1
Rtmr.li It 4 13 0 JtAm. rf R 4 R 1
MrOUao 1 1 1 1 HailKi 3b 3 0 1 1
Rehalk c I 1 ,9 n Tol.ln if 3 a 30.
Janitvd 0 4 0 13 nrtarl tf 4 3 10
p'llfrr P 1 0 II 0 r. Cellini c R 3 4 1 '
Vna p 3 10 1 UlrhmonO p 3 0 3 I
VttlMiuuo p 0 I) 0 0 Uiali a-cf 1 1 0 li
Tolati 31 II 3jlll
Tmali
39 18 St 10
x Hatted for I'aynn Tli aevantti
ballad
lor iiiouiuuim in oisiail.
(thteafo .. U 103 103 ooo 7
St. LaittU 310 310 S3 II
Pumniam ltnn- Mnrrthv. Jounlan. K.
Colllna, J, ColMna, Ktrunk 3, I'uynv, llrrber,
uuuiey a, iivueou a, malar a. jaconaon
Totiln 3. Welaal, 1', Cotltna 3. lllcliinond
lirrore- Jourdan, Jnnnard. lludlty I, Wal
let. Two baaa ht aitunk, Tiibln, M'utaal,
Staler. Three baaa htta- Mcl.tllarut. Jacob-
aun. Wauel.
Itiuea on ballrr Oft ICclftr
I, off l'ayna 1, off lllrhmond 4. Htrurk
ururi
lllcli
out liy l'ayna j, bir Wllklnaua 1, by
onii a,
by Slaler
At til H Ira Win I nal (inme.
WARHINllTON. Oct. I. Philadelphia
took the final same of tha aeaaou from
Waahlnston today.
Score
" rmiieifta'la.
ah ii r a
Prim Sb 4 0 3 1
Mlttt lb R 3 3 1
waialaitoa.
AS II ro A
Jl( Ill a 4 13
nvru lb 4
ttatt 3b 1
Kin rf 4
lr,r tf R
IMInhtn 3b 3
flatirr p . 1
ll .rt i p 1
II K.iwla m 3
l'aathaM li 3
JwhiMtm If 4
(lharrttr e 3
rtrlatrb t 1
Hhlrw p 1
IllaiW i. )
l.m.ma ab 1
Kbanka i I
4 1
1 0
1 I
1 1
0 3
0 0
0 0
M,l.l III 4 fl 13 I)
I' WalVrr If R 3 1 li
J.niou cf 3 0 4 0
met, rf 3 0 4 0
(l.l wr no 4 i 1 i
Mrrinn u 3 t, 0 3
Hut; p 3 1 0 R
3 3
I) 3
0 3
1 I
0 0
Totill 33 7 37 11
T.l.l 40 15 5T IT
. a nailed lor sun
tr liouo tn, ninth.
a Hailed fur Utility In third; aa batted
lTilladetplila
WHlniltou
133 310 OP 01
, 301 001 0100
Summary: Iluna Drkca. Myatt.
walker, w, jonnaon. uaugway, aic, ano
3. llaa . JuJe. 3, Ilarrta, 111.'. ,
O'ltourke. V.rioi. Style, llnaiy. ,ludm
1 1 an la. O'llourke, tinarruy. two mb"
lilta llaaly, Ilarrta, Watt. Thrre baa I
hlt-Jude SUilan baaea -Htylea, lllihae
llaaea nn balla Off llaaty I. off Shi. ay
I. oft 1'laher 3. Slruuk out Ily itaaty
3, by llonu 4.
Chamber of Commerce to
Dine at Kendall College
Mombers of the exocutivo com
mittee of tho -board of trustees of
Kendall eol'ege will -lino Jointly wbh
tho chamber of commarco at the col
li go Friday. Preceding tlio dirtier
tb- executive tomuiittco will plan
tlio endowment cimpnlgn ordered b
the board of trustee. Dr. James K
Clnrko of N'asuvlllp, Tonnrssee, us
(oclate iitoiutary -of the boatd if cd
utatiou of thrr I'rrvi.bytorlan church.
Will attend Dio lueuUtig,
CHAMPIONS RALLY
BARELY IN TIME
Brooklyn Ends Season
With 10-Inning Victory
Over Boston Braves
IIUOflKt.TN. (H. I llrrmKIn eliw.l Ita
Nallnnal laairii aaa,n, with a n innlnir
vKlory nv.r ihr ll.,l(m llr.. ladar. II
am a lla(laa l.all vim. v,lth il.a li,....
ta,tlns I" 0 bp t'l th ruhlh, whan tlia.
( nmnpiona braced up and ahowed (hair ral
form,
gra l
3a(a. irwtlrit.'
ah ji iii a
(TwKWr a t 1 I II
i.it.i if 4 (i r, ii
SuMliin rf R 3 3 II
Tnn.hr lh 8 0 It 0
florkrl II, tl I 3 I
I'ralw If 3 3 10
tl'Krtll C 1 4 I
I'nel tb f, O 1 3
I'litiiUl p . R 1 0 i
All II 1-0 A
iim :b etna
I l4(V.n 3b tl 3 1
l.'UIftlh rt (I I 0 0
(vtt If ,1 .1 I 0
llrwl 'I 5 13 0
kw-lihr lb 3 1 la 0
r-fi-ntn n .13 3 1
Tnnif a 4 1 3 1
Jtrtit p 1 o n t
muni p 3 ft n 3
lAmr "a I 0 O ft
HcCtU n 0 0 ft 0
T'ttit 30 13 w 30
T.4lll
lit e 3' u
"fTn!
nut whan wlnnln
run aenrrd
a tiatlad tut flnhart In fifth, aa bailed for
flrltfltli In Until,
llnainn AI0 0M 0i) a - I
lirndhlyii 000 OOo oji -I
HtirMinary Huna ('hlratenbcry, lioarUal.
f'rulaa, I'iarntll, Jnhnalnn Wliaal. Km
eel. hv. Mnhurt, Mcf'aba. Ilrrora Dayraa,
ii Nelll (ilaon, Jahnalnn 3, Dharlmn, Tay
llir Twe l.aaa lilta llnarkcl. Wlieal, Kl
naidiy, Hliaahan. Thraa baaa lilia flirt"
I'lttmrr, Jolinaon, Myera .tonia run
Wlia.lL Slnlan haaa ..Olaon. !tMa on
balla- off Unhurt 3. off Mlljua t, off l'lr
eltl . Hlruck nutby Mohart 1, by Mlljua
I by lytotlt 1.
I'lltltlra lliimhlf. Olanta.
II1W -VOI1K. Oct 3 - Philadelphia and
ftaw YnrU rloaad tlia aaaaon hara today
Willi tha Phllllaa tlia vlotori.
ffroro
rtillaaililila.
All it TCI A
rwt.uo tb a in o
Mlllw 111 1 ) II 1
"IllUrnJ rf R a 1 0
a..ur! If 3 1 1 0
Hi Tail.
AH If ro
nirroa If 3 I .1
Iffrtre aa
MaUrr if
Krt.rn 3D
Krllr lb
ilinain tf
rtTfrnt 2b
(laiton e
UruU4 p
rmlU p
0 3
0 3
4 3
4 II
UrUh aa I 1 ft 0
rtmil rf 4 l l ro
ir.wrrf 8b ' I I l a
nhrat I 1 ft 0
1 R
3 1 1
3 0 3
1 ft ft
3 0 0
U. Bmtth p I 1 0 3
Tolala 81 13 IT Ml TnUtt 31 I 37 13
rhlladaipiili. 000 301 000 I
Nl York .. . ..... 000 010 000 t
Nummary. ,lluna-J. Miller, WWInma,
rietclier, Hteniral, I'rown. t:rrnra Wheat,
II. Smith, Kelly, tlaatim. Two baan htta
Wllllaiiia, llfuwib 'Ihiee baaa tilta- Mt
rher. Stolen baeca llurna. Wlltlama,
frlaflt, llaara nn balla off Hmltli 1
Struck out llji (imltli , by l'errltt 1.
I'lriitca Down Cuha.
rillt'Arm. (lei 3. The National laarue
aeaaon clnaod liera today with ft victory
for I'ltlaburali over Chlcaan.
rittiVnih.
ah it rn a
Call ate.
aa it ro a
TacxnMf tf R 3 3 0
hntira If 3 13 1
Vrv rf 3
n
0 0
1 3
1 I
1 .1
1 3
1 3
1 0
Twry aa S3
Mrtaa If 3 3
Hutire lb 4 3
fi-iirt cf I 1
n ranTll,.e 3 n
fMtl 3b 1 4 0
Murlntt, 2b 3 3
Tiler p 3 0
3 I
3 (I
R 1
lalO
TTrnrr
Nlrhtium il 4
Jtirtitra 3b 3
(Iflitim lb I
ruttlu ib I
la, 3
farlaon p 4
R0
0 . 3
3 1
1
ToUli 31
f'tllaburiTli"
Chlcnau ..
Summary;
t at 10
T.itill 31 II IT 11
" ,". . ." . ooi ooo in -i
003 000 0013
Hunn NlchoUon 3. l,e.e,
Carta.m. Twomblr
i.m. iwomoiey, Terry, iiiutpriaon, r.r.
lllrbaa. liarbare. O'l'arr.ll. Marrlnlt.
mra-r.
Two haae htla ttobortaon, Carlann. Three
ltaaa lilla Tarry. Marriott, liarbare. Stolen
bitana I'nakett. Nlchniann, lltvbae, Itnbrft-
ami, Iloul'la playa Tyler to Terry lu liar.
bar; I.an to llarbart to (irlmin, Ilawa on
balla Oft farlaon off Tyler 1. rfVuck
out Ily Tyler 3, by Oailann 1.
t'urda Take liat lnni llrita.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Ori. 3. --l.iat yearfa
chniitmon Ile.ia rioaea ineir nenaon nero ny
ruffalins n defaat at tha hands of Iho tit,
Loula Cardlnaia.
Clnctanatl.
II TO A All it m A
110 lUIJl Jti-.tli R 1 3 3
3 13 1 luulirrl lb 4 3 lu 0
1 1 1 llnm 3tin 3 14 8
1 1 7 It.l-h (f3b 4 0 R 1
3 3 0 Iitinran If R I 1 0
3 R R Kiff u2b R 0 3 3
14 0 Nine It 4 17 0
3 7 4 t 0 0 0
10 1 M'ti'ln C 4 0 3 0
10ft Klrkliil tl 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 f-"U P 4 3 0 1
0 0 0
17 ii TJ ToUU 30 R 39 15
Muallft rf R
.nirtil lb 11
mora 3b R
Unrmh- :b fl
IMhtir It
laian ai ft
tlraUiwla rf 0
lltwefrr
North p 3
rmimier I 1
fiMUn it ft
bbnilat p 1
Total!
"ii,7(7aii"ror Korili In ninth, ki ran tor
Koiirnler In nlnthi s balte.1 for Neat In
twtirtiit aa tiatieii lor winno in win.
St. tmla oio loo oot ooj
Cincinnati 110 003 ooo 0003
liuminarvi lltina Janvrln. Stock Mc-
llenry, l.avan. Ileathcnta. Hholton. Haiti,
liuubait. lltbh. Krrnra t.ivvnn 3, l)l.
inuirar l. Two baaa lilla Htock. Mcltanrr.
I'ournler. Threo baao title - llaih.Naalo.
Hlntcti baava Duncan, Muullrr, Mcllenry,
I.aii. iioiiint limy uooi m iiruu i
Iiaubert llaaaa on I
bulla Mil nttariu , on
North 3. -Struck out liy nwurta
NotlU 3. by Ulierdel 3.
by
RED CROSS EXTENDS HELP
URn Ion Jlen UrjnM to rttwnt
Claims Nim rout) ltiiliucil,
That It la to bo tho Intent of ex
sorvlco men to linvo nlalnis on the
KoveTnment stralRhleued out now
was tho advtco nlvon Haturdny by
Mrs. Hulllo tlolqy, head of tho home
servlro depnrttiiDiit of tho Hed
Crosii. Tho homo sorvlco section t
now eaulppod to attend to claims
expeditiously but ilccrcaslitK of the
rtei lciil la ml ottlce torco of Hie sec
tlun, niitlclp.ited In the near future.
will naturally lesson the speed with
which clnluvH pro Luljussoil. ,M,rn.
tlolay said that item of a typewriter
fur a month was ileKlrrd by the sec
Hon. nn an ivxtr.i stenoKniphcr Is
bolnit employed 111 connection with
mniuilarulni: of records.
inn of thot.0 whom Din homo sor
vice section helped during tho week
unit a sick ex-servlco man. When
Informed liy a ph)slclari that the
youiiK man was too 111 to work, the
Hed Cross arranged for his cats
hero and trarispdrutlon to his moth,
or's home.
SPECIAL NOTICE
World Series Ball Games
On the Famous Star Board (The Board That Talks)
AND
5 Acts Vaudeville 5 Acts
UtiVlVl
OCTOBER 5th
THAT LITTLE GAME"-
) WliGA TtlE DEALER'S aS y
k HE DREW HE you uiFTED SK HIM i j
tAOST TELU. I Your HAMD ) X? -v i HBS AFRAJD
TELL ME- , DflMT HApTA HIS HAND ) ULCOURT V N
ANSWER. . gJJfJk CiPLoMACy,
WkMy7 So HoYLB ASK ASKHfM l& s-
WVI- S V DISCARDED. cvJSJ'i
CTj Cl -v HEALER HAD
V ci i iV AMY BRAINS
II ' r V ( 'C HE'D HAV&
Thousands of
Victorious Cleveland Team
'Tomahawks Sharpened and
Owner Dunn Tells Speaker; All Reserved Seats m
League Park Already Are Spoken Sov
CMOVKIiAND, Ohio, Oct. !).
Thousands of Cleveland baseball
fans wero downtown tonluht to wol-
cotno Trls Upeakur and tho Indians,
Tfhc.il Diey arrived front Detroit.
After yoars of patlont waltlnB, Clovo
land Is at last to sen im Amurlcan
lcni;uo pennant and perhaps tho
world's championship flag float from
tho masthead at leaguo park.
Jnmcs C. Dunn, president ot tho
Indians, today wired his congratu
lations as follow ft:
"My olncero conRrnttilntlons to you
nnd ull members of tho team. I am
sharpening the tomahawks and I am
sure wo will scalp the iJoOircrs. lou
fought fairly and squaroiy nml uo-
scrvo tho championship,"
13, D. Ilarnard, business mnuaKcr
of tho team, today announced the
nrranaTomonts for tho nnlo of tickets
to tho Clovoland world's aeries
games. Extraordinary precautions
havo been taken to provont tickets
from fulling into tho hands of scalp
ors.
(Several weeks ago tho manage-
uient requested nil fans deslilng ro
served scats should mfiko application
by mall. Nearly 40,000 requests were
received. Tho 10.624 reserved seats
havo beuu ulloted lu pairs to fans
who sent In written applications,
Nino thousand general admission
tickets at tl each, will bo sold at tho
park each day when tho games open.
Tho 8.312 fans soon will got no
tices that esrh will receive two seats
for each of tho four games horo.. No
person will rorclvo moro: no nppll
cant loss than that number. No seats
will bo sold for Just ono or two games
they must bo taken for tho series.
No choice of scats Is possible, as tho
1C.C24 reserved scats wero allotted In
pairs, just as thoy wero counted out.
Tho ticket notice allotments will
each contain a card bearing n. serial
number and u place for signature
and nddress. Tho recipient will
bring this notice to tho park whoro
tho number, signature and address
on tho card will be compared with
tho number, signature and nddress
on tho original application, If these
correspond tho fan will rccelvo eight
reserveii sonm, pitying ai iijni iimu
lliu iuii iih' i"i wimiriri uuKCin
DIRECTION
1 .
A
Fans Greet
I'm Sure We'll Scalp Dodgers
placed In his envelope. If hn draws
box seats ho must pay $03.80 for
tho ultrht tickets. Reserved seats,
other than boxes, wilt cost $26.40;
:Hi,20 and (44, according to loca
tion. This covers tn each case the
prtcu of two seats at each of tho four
Frames nnd Includes war tax.
J.oaEUo park seating capacity Jias
been carefully chucked up and the
following flRiircs announced:
llox seats, 1.9.X7, at 111 each.
Deserved scats, 4,337, at $5 each.
ltcscrved Beats, 4,732, at M each,
Ilcsorved seats, 5,C7U. at 3 each.
(ictioral admlhslou, 9,000, at $1
each.
Tho manncoment hopes to start
tho distribution of' tickets by the
mlddlo of tho week.
The Scoreboard
flTlvMUINO Of Tllh TEXU&.
Aaultia lima.
Trim n. I. Fn. Inn. W. U To.
Clnalaod 01 S .tit nostra 73 81 ,ltl
rwcua 05 Rl - .633 ITll. 68 II ,410
Vdrt flj R0 .819 Dalro't 70 0.1 .391
ft. Bouli 76 77 ,l; mtla. 45 101 -.314
Sititnjl lulk
Triv w, U rn. Ttia W. U rrt.
Prookljn D3 81 .60S Chlran '3 7) .4S0
Nf York 84 fi .519 ft. lxiull 79 t ,44
HncniiaU M 71 ,iit IIomiio 67 U0 .407
rtttaliurtb 13 13 .314 rbila 41 106 .313
Aaultia Aimlatlaal
Trara. W. L. ret i T.a W. f. M
lt. rant 111 R0 .056 MnHuiip. 84 Rt .509
I,"il,rtJJt 83 II .034 Itllaiukaa 78 88 .413
Ti.li.ta 86 80 .318 Cotur.bul 6 07 .401
MtatL 83 70 .6151 Kin. City 60 106 Ate
TKSTEruiAva nr.sci.TS
Amaelcan IVauruo.
Detroit 6, Cleerland 8.
Philadelphia 8. -Waahlmiton C
BU Loula II, Chtcafio 7.
National Lnwroe.
St. Txmla 6. Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia 4. New York X.
llrooklyn I. Iloaton 1.
llttaburth 4. Chlcafo 3.
America u A aaor tattoo,
rinta 11.9. Milwaukee t-l.
Toledo 115, Mlnncapolla I-lt.
lndtanapaloal 0-3, Kanaaa City 4-3.
Columl.ua I t, St. Paul 14-4.
No mf, toiy ln blc .ue.
Seaaon
cloaed.
PURITY
Your Security
When you aro tired and hot tho
purity of tho dainty you order may
become secondary to Its coolness and
flavor
Hut while you aro enjoying Its rich
flavor nnd Iceberg coolncsH. wo aro
watchful to sen that only purest ma
terials nro used.
'Try Our Superior CntHly"
Candyland
Ono Door South of Majestic Theater
raj
TuOKBR BROTHERS
TECHNICALITY
Brute Husband Deserts
Girl Wife and Small
Baby Without Penhn
A girl wlfc,.,13 years old, with
a ten months old baby boy,
whom her husband recently
desorted, hnfi appealed to tho
Hed Cross for help ln finding
work. 8ho can do housuwork
and sewing and wishes work ln a
homo so 'that sho can keop tho
baby with her. Information ln
regard to her may bo obtained
at Uio Hed Cross headquarter.
a ivonrion woman s the inventor
of a wheel that can bu strapped to
a vacuum cleaner to aid ln movinc
It about.
Dr. 'Stewart, the master mind, will positively answer
all question from the Wonderland stage this week
V2fi
DIRECTION
Starting Sunday All
ON THE STAGE
Sunday, Monday
Special return engagement of
BOBBY RYAN
(Himself)
nnd tho ever popular
"ME, HIM AND I"
Musical Comedy Co.
With
Marie Boze, Coast and
Wingfield
and bli; cast of clever artists
n recognized show of merit and
distinction.
WAllN'IN'O Dr. Strwnrt will answer no foolish nncsDons; Dio fa
maoiis mystic confined ills work to Dioso seriously lntcrcsUxl la
Dio phychlo phenomena.
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FIRE TESTED FAITH"
Dev. .Mcndo Unit Dclltrrs htrotiR
.Senium nil Ability t" Conquer
Tt'iiipUiliini.
It Is tho ttblllty to conquor tempta-j
Don nnd to go forward In oplto of
difficulties which makes strong
riirisllan chaTactr, ltev. Meadu
Dull, paMor of tho first Christian
church, said yesterday morning ln a
sormon on "Kiid Tntod Rilth."
"There !s a benefit In trials. Ad
versity Helmuts net," Mr. Dutt said.
"No matter what your station In
lift) or lot may be, sorrows lurk
alona; your pathway. It does no good
to roll at your lot but tho test of
diameter Is the ability o overrldo
difficulties. The chinch has grown
groat through blood, and man and
women of today must suffer and
snerlfiro to lead the Christian life rui
urn tnc martrs oi oiu, inougu in
different dogreo and manner.
"Seeula." orgnnUntionH vromlso to
prtMipectlvo ini'inln rs ill manner if
irood things. Tho church ot Jesus
Christ has good to offer, too, but II
slates that thern will bo days of
struggle and tcm plat Ion for which
tho solo help will bo tho gospel,"
GUARDS TO GET BACK PAY
Kotrml I'lilts fo Profit! .Money
M'lfd from Wnr DelNirtment
OKIAHOMA CITY, Oct. 3. Hack
pay for half a dozen units of tho Ok
lahoma national guard, for attend
ance at tlrltl for tho first part of the
existence of present organisations,
was received thin afternoon from tho
war department at tbo office of the
adjutant general and will be dis
tributed within the next fow days.
Organizations which will sharo ln
Dio monoy aru:
Headquarters and machine gun
companies, socond Infantry, Okla
hma City, for tho period from
August 31 to Docomber 31, 1918;
Company U, socond Infantry, Freder
ick, Septomber 3 to December 31,
13181 headquarters company, third
Infantry, Muskogeo, August SI, 1918
t Juno 30, 1919; company U
Second Infantry, Anadarkn, Septem
ber 3 to December 21. IMS: com
pany O, Second infnntry, Pauls Val
ley, August 31, 1918, to Juno 30,
1919.
A vacuum dip at tho end of a
spring arm to ho mounted along the
tmo arm has been invented for re
moving records from phonographB.
, . .h.u:t. iaw.ii eaaaa t
R,y;jtV"VSe?,i,177Vrr.!LT
. rv,'r:i8"'r?f.?;,."i"r,':'S;
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TUCKER BROTHERS
Week Big Double Show
on Tin: scnuEX
Sunday, Monday
Opening Cluiptcr
MARIE WALCAMP
IN
"THE DRAGON'S
NET"
The only scrlnl ever filmed In
Cliliut. diipan lind Dio Phltlp-
iiliies. A gorgeous sensation k'I
,.,nrnn,.,.rl,IO lllrlllj trf
AIjSO
Big V Comedy
AND AliSO
Douglas Fairbanks
Western
Complrto chango of program
TueMlay.
DEMAND BRITAIN
RECALL TROOPS
Friends of Irish Frn tlom
Hold Spirited Mi t
ing Sunday
Discussion of tho Vlsoi! i
proposition on tho Iri.-lt u
was tho principal fc,ttur ,
meeting of tho lYIends cf
Freedom at tho court hous.
night. Judge Moroney led t
ctisston vthlch was jiartl. i
by Messrs. McKlroy, id,
.Sweeney. Tho concensus ,,f
Ion was that tho Orty pi j
was a lirltish smoko r. . n
his schema would riot be v i .
nor any other schemo r
withdrawal of tho Hn'i '
from Ireland and tho rcronn1
G'ty
' "ii
'hj
i .J!l
lay
Mi.
1 It
il
' n
' ia
' .Jt
i' !l),
' tha
n cf
of
tary
I "MM
f' his
inejrisn rcpunite.
Tho interview with Mr p(
Muskogeo, ns printed In Tli"
was alto discussed and th' i
was Instructed to write Mr
and ask him ns to the sour.
Information on tho subje
of th,)
rotative ciiin unu cu ir, tlj
Pinter nnd tho other pan jr.
land, yvvlth tho ttndernfar l t t'l.it
th'.1 letter to him nnd hi rep!?
would bo given to tho Muk .-, and
Tulta newspapers for puMi a.'1 n
it was nnnounccd tnat T.unei
Harrington, well known o'tnrncr
would be the speaker fnr n-1 iiun.
day night and that aiiii Asne
Dunnlgnn would furnish romo
musical numbers.
TEXAS MINE STRIKES END
Workmen Voto to Accept Offer cf 2,'i
Cents n Ton Incrcaso.
7-XUT WOKTK. Texas, t. 3.
The etriko of about 1,500 I Pumi-tj.i
coal minors ln Texas ended orflght
when the strikes at Str.vvn, Ttiuibpr
end I.yra voted to accept m ( . - by
operators of a'n Increaso of 15 centi
per ton. Miners ln the HrUY'er irt
fle'ds already had accepted th.' nffer.
In making this nnnounccmcrt Ma
miners-operators conferees he ,' Fi'd
they would hold ono mra rrftlmr
Monday to work out minor det ills of,
tho arrangement.
GrnefleTB llauflnlre
Academy of Dancing
Ctaaa or private Inatruc'i na
Children's claaaea Hitur'ay.
Social danclnr Tuca., Thjra., Sat.
Hotel Tulaa Orcheaira.
414 S. llouldor. Phone C III.
Second Astounding Week
ROYAL
Popular Priced Vnttdevlllo and
Plcturcri.
Greatest Amusement Bar
gain offered anywhere in
America.
AFTERNOON NIOUTS
ACTS
Vaudeville
REELS
Pictures
Vaudeville Today
YON IE and FUJI
"A JiipancM) Classic!"
GORDON DUO
"Iliirinony Singing"
SHIP AHOY GIRLS
COMPANY
In n Nautical Miuslcnl Hcvuc,
with 8 beautiful glrK
VILLAGE FIVE
In "in Minutes or Mirth and
Melody."
'JACK' JUNIOR
in
Something Different'
Pictures l-Vature:
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN
"The Orphan"
TliH Is rarnum's nctit and
most costly plrlnrc.
Also Muttond Jeff.
Also l'ox News.
Also "Plrnto Oold."
SPIlCIAt. NOTH World Perln,
Ramea on tha board that i-ilta r
hy play itarta Octobtr -nd tn taia
thaatre.
Any Seat Any Time
Complete ehanre of vaudavltia
Thuraday, Hoturea atartln
day features tho maddenlcr Br;
. aldtna" In 'Tha Woman Untamed.
' B neat Ion ot tha century.
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