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1TUSA DAILY WOULD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, VMl
OILERS WIN from buffaloes in TENTH INNING 4 TO 3
Lukanovids Pitching and Davis'
Mighty Slugging Brings Victory
Kemiit Righthander Al
lows Only Seven Hits
by Omaha
DAVIS' PERFECT DAY
Drives in
i ic n t.
lit ill
Si'ort'n
Trip.
liU'ludiiiK Homo llun
it i.Aitttr i)n.i:v
"Luke I . h ii !'. "Yank' DaMa
mid Ihelr Oiler mate i i-nti-rihiy mm
I hi- opening of I ha titnuh.i aeries In
n thrilling Hl-ltmlng plloheia' lnitte
between (.ukanoilt. unit II, (Hauler
and Modlnne Tho acorn whh I In II
l.uhnnnvli'. til. lamia llruwn re.
i nil. turned In a licnutlfiilly hulled
name, permitting "iih seven IiIIh unit
in nnlv tin" Inning Mir ninth In
hli h thi- MiiffnltM- m-omtl two run
being In dlatioaa. Ill- kept I In- Dins
lin lilt scattered In all Innings Willi
the i fil liui i.t I hr alxlh mill tin
lltlfdilnea won- ii iki l1 - nl Kiitlii-i
mini Hum uiii- bin In tin- iillii-t
Ii-amos. ,
IIimIk' (lii-iit bltlllllllg.
While) l.llkllllilVll' Willi till' llllil'
IiimIm defensive fnetoi tin- M-ii-ian
Inula whh tin- IiIh noise III! Illl' if
fonsln Four IIiiii-h tlm lilln nun
fli'lili-r till wifely In na niniit trlpa to
thr plait- ilia firm lilt. In the firm
Inning drove linn runner limni-, li
sturd-d Din fmulli IiiiiIiik Willi 11
single mill Inter scored, and lux
llOllli' I tin (AIT Illl- i Kin fll'lll null
In III" eighth IiiiiIiik put It Ih i IiiIi
urn- run nlu-iul. Duvia hml n tnliil
of eight buses, getting ii ilniilili' IiIh
other tlnm Ml Iml, it till In- drove In
one riiiuii'i' nnil seoreil twin-.
(ll.lllcr llllrlli-il wi'M, IIioiihIi In'
Wna not nii clfctilvo iih I.iiI.iiihii
The Omaha twli lii allowed three
i mifi mm w'ihi 1 1 1 1 m in eight intilni.-s.
giving way In Hie ninth to owner
I'liiyer Kiikuii lluii'li. who iioiiiciod
wull ii h ii pinch lilltiT. Ah ilium,
who succeeded ( I tn r Iiiih himself
to lilniiii- fur tho defeat lli iliil lift
ii I low a lilt In tlm nun mill two tlilnlH
liinlugn ho worked, hut lm passed
tWII, gflWl U Willi pitch unit HIIH
guilty of two corns In llii linlli Iii
iiIiik, IiIh hint it rnr. 11 wlill Iliioiv on
J'nrkor's iiilli-r, permuting McOlunlH
to scorn with tlm winning run
Hold cIiiIim I'lcld Unihi-l).
rtnth cllbs fielded loiM.'ly Ih"
IIu r iu Hi.-m fuuldhK pU crroiM ami t do
OlltTH llirnc. I'our of tlm vlmtoiV
iiiIhiiIiivh ciititrlliuti-il (n thf oHimh'
tun KuttliiK whll" only one Tnlmi i-r-ror
ulilcil Omiilm In tlu-lr rn'mlim.
Hnvurul lirllllmil fl"lilln ptiiH wrro
iilmln liowovcr, rlili'f tif wlili-h wiih
ii trlnln pl'iy in tlm nlxth IiiiiIiik hy
Oninhii, when Dnvia wim eniiKlit it t
tlm iilatf, rnrknr lit Huroiul nnil
llurko lirtwt-on hiicoihI uinl thlnl.
Thn trlpln piny ,vhh iiiiiiIii In Uio
follonliiR inmiiu-r Davln wan on
tlilnl nnil I'lirwi'i- on I'lrnt. Iltitkn
rrouiiili-il to (IIkIiihoii, who threw to
l.lnKlc. tnlchlnu Davln at tlm plain.
I.IiikIk then pi'KKeil to (llHlaNnn. who
tiiKKeil rarlnir at neeoml. Iluilte
wiih run ilown
thlnl. (IIhIiiikiii
lii'twei'ii Fi'i-unil unit
lllllklllK tlm putolit.
Notes of the Game
Tho Htirnnil nnil final
Ihn TulKa-Oiuaha hitIum
toiluy at .1:3U o'eloi U.
mini" of
Ih plajeil
.MmniKer . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v llurki-'H calc.h of
of Olnluniiti'H ilrlvu In thn ninth Iii
iiIiik. with two out mill a runner
on Hi'i-ouil nit veil at leiiHt iiiih inn
mnl poHHlhly the Kami', It wiih Hid
ilay'H inoHt hrllllaut flehlltiK pliiy.
In mlilltlon lo liurlliiK a Hpleiullil
Kiniie. I.iiku niiv It- wiih ii tilir furl iii
nn the oi'feilM'. Hi'tllllK two llltH,
nnn a ihiiihl" hi four IIiiu-n at Imt.
l.tlkauovle IwIhIpiI IiIh ankle while
iniimllUK ili'l lit tli Hevi-nlh nrier
hIiikIIiik to renter lull Kalui'ly ion
tiutieil on the Htnh.
(ilHliiHim leil tho Omaha ntt.uk
with two IiIIh In five tlmea at lint.
I'liwin llureh, who ileliirin n
well hattlnif fur (llaalvr In the
ninth InultiK. Ih half owner of thi
Kmalia eluli, Mike I'lnn U amioel
ateil with lluicli In Ih" ownerHhlp
of the HuffaloeH. l-'inn M ain-oin-p.uiyliiK
tlm i-liih in the i-apm-lty ilH
ceerelaiy.
McIIIiiiiIh whh at li.it flM- (linen,
Kot only nnn hit ami wih on Imne
four Union. Hn HtrticU out In the
firm IiiiiIiik, iloiililoil In the third.
wiih piiHxeil In the fifth, ii'iit-hDil
firm In thn Hovouth on u I'ii'IiIci'm
rhuliu nml nun I n In tlm touth on
nu etroi.
A Mow 'lo 'Holdouts'
III Organized Itasvbull
I'lllCMil). April IT.- A Plow to
llltlwIlHll "llolllllUU" W IIH llollVl'l-Hll ll
the nmjor itml minor Ii-hkui' ailvlimry
i-iiuni-ll imUy when a nil' wiih
mlopioil prtHlilluK Hint playm-M un
iler ltii"i'. who fall to l-oport to
their i-luliM wlthtn (i iIuvh nftir tlm
openliiK of tho I'lmmpiouMhlp iinwni
wiiulcl lm plHi'i'll "ll Hi,. InollKlhl"
!lt and that tin- iiiiplli-inioiiH of mo h
Him pi h for ri'liiHtnioineiit inuHt ko
to Ih" i iiniinlMiout i JihIk" K. .I
IS 'RESIDENCE' A 'HOME'
Violation of lli'iiinl .U iiiIiicm
Nice lllntlnitlou,
I ll
I
VKW UKUrMltll. Mia-, A lull I'.
'Ilm fine dlatliii-tlon hnmn, ihi
laettiilnna -of -reaiit.-n, ,-" nmj
"hoiin" w-na the prlii' i pi" involved
In Ilm trul of KuKon. II Vlon mil
llotmlre propilktor of avvvrnl lnlla
awuaeil of rviltlliK rimrai to trtttw
lenta without ri'nulitng them to
write thulr aililinaawt. m u,,. m(u
HV uttorneya HtKueit thai ilm
!uelr.ta "rvalilaticea" were the "It Ion
whoro I hoy Ih ud
h'poclal Jutlse .I a lima Ot.raii
liowoer. held with tlm pulicniiaii
Hut thu atrael ;iililritii were noeea.
wiry, anil fliullim Vien unlit-,, fluad
h'.in J1U0. Yten appt-HleJ.
A railroad
plrlmenln.i;
netk lunkr
nulcklv, ti i-iji
in l'i hiiM
w . ' I i ,
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lliinihn . nun
'I'ui-ii iimi
inn uiii i-
Siiiiiiniii y : rito-lini' IiIIkMi i.i.,
iiIm, I'hilli-, llmlh. Ilniiii- miii llnvK,
Siii-illlii' til t m Hjnii. ( lalrr, sinpli-.
Ion, 'riiomps I'ml.i-r. onll.
Slnleii Inihi-H ( lain-, Wnlfll. Iiniihlo
plii) lt)nn In (llhln-Miii o I.i IIm'Ii.i
W it I ri I lo .MililnnU io I'lirker. 'I'tlplc
pla) (il-.ln-.iin lo lain In II.iikIi' Hi
il-.hi-.nii. Hun anil hlin (llf
illrlii-i Mil, hmi'. IIiihi-m on hnU
tltf (ihilii- I, off ,M.(.loiu. ;, ff
(Jhili r II mnl h In H IiiiiIiikh; off .Mo.
! I nnil 0 In U IniilnuH. I.onIiii;
l.llknuoilc 'J, SI nu I. mil ll (lali-r
I. Iiy MKihuio l, Ulltl pliili Mi-,
(.hiiio. I,i-l( on lniM-t (luialiii 7,
Tnl-n H, 'riiui' of muni' 2 hour, III
iiiIiiiiicm. I tnplii-N lliiliiii's mnl
Uiii I.I"),
SWATTING IN MAJORS
lieu)) llllllui; I cm iii-cs (Ipi-iiliiK
Scrli-H In Iti'lll UsiKUii Mil)h
I'IIiIiom ciihi slum in t .
M:V VtlltK, April IT llo.ivv
hiittllllf featllteil (lie opoulliK Hi-riOH
of the major Ichkuo'h hum-hull hoii
hiiii, halt of thn tcaniH avuriiKliiK
heller limit 10 IiIIh n intinc while In
I I oo nt out h tlm opi(mliiK leaniH ran
up a total of HI or more iiiiik.
The fliHl Hhutout of Iht- Hoiuon
whh tiltehetl tuilay liv Carl .Mayn of
tho Now York AmerlcniiH. who liulil
IIohIoii to rmir IiIIh. The pltchliiK
MlaffH (i I lioth tho Otoveluml Amer
loaiiH worhl'H ehnnipliiiii) ami Hid
llrooklyii Natloualtt, their IHilU up
pmicnlH, full liofoii. ilm liattlun of
the ft. loula llrowun ami llimton
HnivoM, reHieitlvly. Tho Imllnn
liattcrit ilia Komi wutk wiih the
Hllck, how over, ami euutileil llielr
Hut RuperhiiH Hiiffuretl a Hotlnick
(IroppltiK four kiiiuoh out of five to
plteheiu to Kot mi even tn-ruk, hut
it leani that f IiiIhIioiI next to lam In
l!(2U,
Tho (lllior Si'Ht-1 llhliliil.
Two other Atnerloan loiiKUe
eerily - WiiKhliiKlmi-lloHtiiii nml Do-
rult-Chlt ami- -almi wele illvliloil
oviinly. The SeiintoiH ami Iteil Hox
look till iih pitii ml I itic i'iioIi oIIiith
pltehetH, The TIkoih ami recoil-Hlrm-ioil
While Sox tloil ovvn to runa
ami IiIIh
Home 'iiiih ami tho niiinly pltnh
ItlK of .Maya ami l'len-y KHVti the
i in K ia.iiHei'i tho niMi Hln over
I'hliinlelpllla. ' Tlm .lhletlon lm
proMtl ntiir the opoulliK ilav Kiuno
Mini Ualtoil well loilny iiKiilnsl .luliil
hiiii or WiiHhlUKtuii, altluiUKh the
HoiintoiH won.
In Hit- .NnHim.il loHKim. f'hloiiKO
oiltplayeil Si. IiiiIh In two kiiiuoh.
uoAamler Mhnwt'il k"i"I form
iiimlnit - llu C.irillimH on oponlnK
ilny. The I'uIih hit offoollMtly uhlli
the t'arillualH' attink whh woak.
Wehh IMU'liis Well.
N"hw York ami I'hlhulelphla hail a
tolrl of -10 in nu ami 83 IiIIh In their
ilu'oi'iKuinn ai'ilen, of whli-li tho
OliililH took two. N'olif of Ho
(UmitH mhvii a Komi iK-euiiiit of hlin
nelf mid MeadowH, h.uteil out of tho
1'nx In thr firm. IiiiiIiik Thurmla),
eame Imtk S.iturtlay with a litory
Tlm IIoiIh' pit i-Ii ii m worn utialilii lo
hfflo Hit- I'liaioH. ('oopor, I'limlur
and llamlltou of 1'lltnlnirKli, din
played Hteuily form
Hah" Kutli, in m.ikliiK IiIh flmi
hum" run Saturday. Kot off to a
two wook' oarllor atari limn hint
M'r when lm licnun IiIh ri-ord-lireakliiic
inn of ! I on May I
lvolly of tho Now York lllanlH with
two home runa lo IiIh trotlll. Ih a
flop ahi-ad of th" homo run Imiii -plon.
MUST WAIT SEVEN YEARS
pplh-mil for ( II li-n-lilii
I'm on i
Iaiiik I'l-oliatlon,
t'lllt'AtiU April I Seven yonm
from now. if ho In Ii.ivam hlniai-lf
Jnmea llurolJ, iiIIum "Jimmy Vim i
iii-i lieoome mi Aumrlfmi It lion .
Harold n i-onvlrteil a.a driver of
lh i-Hf uei ty the alayern of
"AliMwy" ICnrlxht. a CIiU-hko talior
i leader. He i-a.nii linfore .ludK"
liarr ll. .Millet In the circuit i-ouil
In the final homing on IiIm niplli-u-l
Ion for i lllxeiiHhlp jiaiiam.
"A i on1 1 vou the man onn Idled In
the Kllllghl kllllllK '" Judge Millet
naked.
"Yea," Harold i ''plied, "hut the
u pre in.' court revi'iawd my ohh
without rrnmndlnif u I'm all out
of li"iil)la now. I feel I'm entitled
lu i Ulienahlp."
"You are imder the wrong n
prowlon," the Judge iinitter'(l
"Yott'll have lo put yourself on pro
bation for KWtm yotira. it at the
end of thtt time you Iwve Uil a
eltmn life you IDA)' In- able to bo
come a citiii-n of the I nlted
Bluiaa,"
Hi ten tUt a have eitlinwted thai n
temjwriure of uliout Q.006 daftr
would be nci-ciMHry to prodlira a
pure white Uht.
in lent. la lull ih
I'l.i.ldi i th.u , ,,i,
'liilpp".! il h
nifl.it' ,1 n ,i h
" an I'Uiin, iu maun., ;n
full -1 ml
DRUMMERS BEAT
INDIANS 6 TO 3
Witches Heat Moosters;
1M IMOrH Will I' rOIIl
I'ackcm
iKI.AMi'MA ITT April I' ttouhlo
ll'liti inn ff thri-fi ihrnitMixt i nlhi.mi
Ii Hy miiiM ii.,tr i.1 Hi JrMtph n ih
I lirt inina of Ihn hH, I
HI,
.lit-bli.
(IkUllollH. I'll
IK II
I rulm If
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rut rr
MM ir
Mini m
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Unktm l
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Hum rt
HrlMlltM
krimiM to
rrntf r
Hmiii V
f'iu . i in If III Mali 11 I If
I lllNtltl
tor lUrl. Ih lh
I Hum- bv
innintt
' 41 jMMMh l l III
I lm I imiahiui. i ay M I
! Huiiin,..v Two fcnr kllMMnn Hi
, li'inaiil. I'runbr Thru htm hi la Nritnn,
i iioum Hhnni-y ittrpir Harrlflf hltn
naitr, ranlnn, flit, Moor. Mftlan kaaa-
Planar, nana on halla (It lUrl I. nti
I lluvilk I Itu In pit, lint bar lit ll'.vllV
II Hirmk mil lly llarta I. h- tliivlik 4
lioiiiiif ulaya llnvilk tu Mi-Dontlil In
i pa in ('iiniiiiilv lb Mr-tlnfial.l (ii tltl
I Sir li-iis mi iii connall)' lg flaaiiy l,fi an
r.a a ffl .lii-riih ft, OkiahiilhM, III 1.
i I luii- '4 ad rmiiirna-luthrln anil lialav.
IIiiii Klahor llxatir Naami. Mi anion 1.
'rink-, vhxiia Hlinlr. liana Mrrora
llaall) Hialiliin. Ilaallc. (Iraliani. Park
tlhli II hi
Wli'lllTV. KHh.,
I lri i,t i,iiiii,
April II W i. hiii
iaitiii"l ll a firal
itic iif lua ai-aaaa
liar tnany
valnnlHK
looaa santa rrom
lia Mnlnaa.
iu
lira Mulnra.
t la Illl n.
All II 111.
Id, II ft). A
Mllin If
anIUi r
Collar a
hrfinrdr rt
II I 'hum rf
imft Pi
Hrnna
Urinl h
Imwn i
Mael.hil p
ITiikkwa 3k
IM-f
Km p if
liaii Ik '
IKIIar nli
HlitiaJr if
llalit
MilMarit if
fttr p
inr p
111 f k a l
I litolfant rf U
T-illH.
tr it u
TaUla,
M 16 If ti
ltan for o'f'anniir In Ittli.
Neurp by lunlnaa.
lira .Mnlnaa . 0 ! I T
Wlrhlla ... 900 111 00 -
Hintiinatr l,ft en haaaa- -Wit hlla 1.
ia Mnlnea II. Hirrlfli-. hlla Waalitmrn.
llraa'iry Toffrr 'I'wn liaw lilla-W'aali-nlfli.
Illlllrr. Thraa-tiaaa lilt -Itrnna
lloiua run IIm- aiflun baara ii'f'niinor
llulli-r Illla- (itf llaat i ami 11 runa In
i I 3. iilf ('miliar : aiirt 1 In J. u(f Maail
nwa ( aiol I In 1 1 1 MnuMa flaya
Ilaraar In AVnalitmrn ti llat-k. tirmiiaay tn
iofl) In liainnaa- Hlrurk nut lly (l
1. lir ('miliar I Iiy Maailiiwa I. by lllaik
1. Iiy ilu-aory 1 Haaaa nn lialu -(itf
(Iragory .1. ntt lllark 1. off Maailima
off V.tM I. nff 1'ixipar I Wllit l.llrli
llUrk. lilt l.r Mtrhrr Milan Iiy llaatl
Malay (lv lllark i. t'tnplraa Itiirnalita aiol
Daly. Tlma J:0D Ituni -- Milan. Cnrfrv.
Kriiiiail-. D'Ooiiimr. Ilynna, (Irani. Maait-
owa Mnlllll Wualilnirii, lil Ilark
llullar. Malay ?. Iltrura--llmnaay. Itinn
iliani. lllaik. Kmllli, Wa.hhurn, Illakraly
cuiiir.
lhirra Cmiin frmii llrlilnil,
.Kil'I.IN, Mil. Mirll 17 Cnmliia: from
tirhtiti! In a looialr plnynt ruiitnat. Junlln
I, ink a 13 tu II iloinry fnim Klnui City
lirra Imlay, Walkar. Hlraln anil I'mlttock
lilt li'inta runa uvar tlia fancy
Hiora
Mini (ll),
.lliilllt,
Ait. ii rn. a. mi ii ro. a.
I'll N "tint K'4-erlinn M 11 t .1 3
Nlelnlirr 3b I I 13 M.ilter th 3 13 1
l'..l of il 13 (I II hmllli lb J .1 I ll
If .1 I I n .inker rf itno
M-(i Ih 3 n a I Hir.ln If 4 3 3 1
l"blnl rt 3 3 3 I nirter tb 4 4 I 3
flet.llr If I II ll n ,V Hmllii rf 4 I 3 (i
Mirr Sb 1 I tl i rar 3 nil 3
eellmiri t I I .1 0 Heeitla p il (I II t
tlr p Ii n n n i'al a 1 tl ll I
Itiweil p 3 n 3 liefer a I ii n n
iii p 3tni rtu.rti p i n n n
ll Veil! p 1 t 0 3
uiuaM loon
TaUli 13 lltilt 13 na-ali 10 IT 37 11
One "lit whan wlnnlna rim M-oretl
xxllallail for Ileraer Iu fifth.
Hrnre hy Innlnaa:
filnilv City . IM IIS 000-
IS
Joulln l0 U0 "M t3
Hutiiiiiary Tvn. li hlla - I'a.tiliwk. I
Mela 3; llotiliiann. Itnliertaen. Walker. I
tlNelll Tinea. Imai- It tf Strata. Item
nin Nlraln. Walker. I'mhloi-k Rarilflrl
fl) l-aae. Karrltlee Illla- aialnhrenner i
II. HlliUh W. Hmlth. Ilereer. Ilaaea nil i,
Hat Off Htiaaell 3. off l)ala I off llarrla f
nu I nff llrnlle t, (iff I'm I, off l-vkne-
akl 3 off I-Velll 1. Hlru.-k ,,ut - v Hueaell ,
1. Iiy Hal 1. Iiy He,! I a 3 ,y i- km.akl
I. In l Nelll 1. Kerne.l runa Wlnin city
7 .loplln 13 Ituna anil till.- Off tila I
runa ana I hlte In 1 3 Innliia. nff lliiaaell
3 and III I 13, nff n,la 1 anil 3 In
I 3-3- nff llarrlaon I anil 3 In I nff
lleedle 11 anil In 1 1.3. titf f'n 3 ami ri In
l-t: olf lleraer 3 an, I 3 In I 11: off
CyknwaM ' nml 3 In 3 nff il'.S'elll 0 and
I III I ln.fl ell haaea Hlmm t'ltv It
Ji'li'tn t.'. ll.illl.le ilaa- f.n I" ai,.n.
hrennar l.i Mela Hlulen l.aaei l'ail.lm k
Hpelltnan r t'aae Mali Tlm,- I
houra I'iniiirea A inlera.in iin.l llr ker
Ituna -,, 1 I'.oMi'i-it - l-.ia,' M.-f
Hntilnaiin Mm Hi!iin,n l.ii.-..- t i.ni
U..I..-H. Mue it- 11 Hmith 1 S'-.im
Krin i'r -nl l'rn.11 I- It- t.. r 1 e, ,
" Muellr- '1 Kri-raet 1 i,l,
"THAT LITTLE
j J -v-HUl TEUV. fAt -VIAE MJ k uvl GNA lK Wk
Many Athletes Make Start
At Chicago Schoolastic Meet
I'llli Alio. A iil I 7 Maiiv
athletic amis (If tho i oll'-go
.f ill'
Will 1(1
, began .heir i-la. at ih. ,.f
Chicago kniiiial Interacholaatlr
; truck meal, Alhtlc Director A. A.
' " --- w --
ntagg aunt touay, commenting on
th eveni thai Will hn reopened May
2ft after a war Inlermlenlort.
Thla. Com h Htagg anM, wna duo
In g'.'iil pari to the fuel Ihm maiiv
of the lntrauhtlBflr had been
chiefly atate meet, while the
Chicago moot hail through ita loca
Unn at (ho huh of the mUMIn went
become practically the national lu
teini liiilualh track meet of tlm cotin.
tr.
MuckN Slnrlctl at ( liliiiau.
"Artla .MtickH, Ilm 1'nlvuralty of
Wlaciitialn ntnr, who holda the
world'a illacuH record, ntatli-'l hie
world fumoua cateei- at the Clilcugo
lntereoh(ilnell"," Mr Htagg rr
iintikiil "lr rama from n high
achool at (inhkoah, VI , and won tlm
rllaetia that year, 11110. The next
year he took the dlai iu and allot put
anil won tho Individual champlnn
ahlp. "IrfirHoii, who lecentlv mode n
worhl'H record high Jump In tin
weat, had only a Inual lepuUtluu
when he put In hla entry from Ht.
(loorge, I'tah. He proved tho heat
In the jump at the 1(11 meet.
' Ned Mi-rtlmn, new tnek coach
m Amen, lown, hardly knvw what a
track alum waa when he won the
iiunrter inlle In I90fi. Ho ran around
the outatile of the I rack and did It in
r. 2 l-H. Merrlam later won ilm
Weatorn ennference iiuirti-r for
three veara mid the conference low
hurdloH for two yeura.
"Another high hcMooI hoy unknown
In Uila Boot Ion wlmn lm cmnn to
i I'htiiiK" -wua Curl .liilinann, who
I later lit iHiiin ill" Michigan alnr mid
J! track captain He cninn on tn lllin
I I from I.mwIh and Clark IiIkIi ochool
In Hpokarm mid took tho lirond
Jump with 23 feet I Inehne, thn
heat ever matin In thn 16 Jeara the
meet hna been held.
l)ai-iiHirt Oklahoinau.
"Ira Davenport, tlm OiIi-uko run
ner, who later act AVeHtern confer
ence rei-ordn In the quarter mnl
half mile, otm of which mill MntnK
wan practically tin unknown IiIkIi
Hchnol iithleto from Okhihonui when
he firm ran III tlil InterHclioliiatlc."
Aniline other colleKe atarn who
iralnott cully Imirola iih IiIkIi echool
or acHilemy hoyH (it the ChlciiKo In-tei-acholaHtlo
moot ulneo It attirted
In 1002. Mr SIUKK mentioned In
KerMoll of Dartmouth, HoKcnnon of
Chlcaito. C. Hoyt, tlu flrlnnell alnr.
Sot lluttur, Olymtili' rhmuplon;
Hhernimi t.nndori. I'eniiHylvanl i
;;CARL MORRIS TRAINING,5''? ?auin :
' ivld; Tigers Scries
(ll.liiliniiia Ileal. v Worl.H m Kapulpa
In I'ri-piiratlon for llattlc
Heio Willi liOilUC
Carl Morrla, (Iklahomu heav
welKht yoHterday worked out before
a tnrifn crowd of flHtlt- onthunliiKtH
lit Saptilpa, Morrli boxed 1C lull lulu,
four each 'with Jack TlloiupHotl,
I'Ttink Thotnpiiin'H crnrk nui;ro
liMivywelKhl, ami Voung Miller.
Chk-UKo llKlitweluhl, and three each
with YotitiK JiihtiK.iii mid an un
named liKhtwelKlit.
"Illiltlv" lllahop. well known Cin
cinnati boxing iiiaHaRer who la all
reetiiig MoriiiH', ring atfalrn Ih dim to
arrive lu Tulxa HiIh iiinrnlnif.
.Murrlrt will cuntliuio 10 train In
Sfipulpa until Thuraday when ho will
h li 1 rt IiIh trnliilng tpim-toi-H to TuNu.
l-'itrini-r laidK". Morrla' opponent In
a 15-round bout here April 20 Ih
to workout in Tulwi for the flrat time
Thursday.
tini n I MTITD M ATlnM A 1 ounriT
iiulu ihiuiiihiiui.hu onuui,
Tli'lixnlcr. I'ltuii I I I'ouHtrlen lino to
Hold Maliiics ThU Year.
I'AHIS. April 17.- Di-legitea from
M cniiiili. , Including tho 1'nltetl
Stilton have reorgmilrod here the In
ternational fhootlng union and voted
to hold International mntchi-H In
An Kmc of thla voar at the Mime time
and pi. ice iih the Krench national
tournament, at l.yonn.
ltoiint-i for futuio tournamcntH
were prewnted by the I'lilted S'.atoH.
Italy. Spain mid i'ortukml. It won
docldid to award the 1H22 toiirn.i-1
mi'iit u. Sjt.ini or I'ortiiKal. Die final
hi hi Hon to be mnito during the 1921
I'l.irn itiii tit
GAME"-
I .. i i till W
I
1 L.ltllHllH k
Chinag". (Vain
1 ' htavin, ;Hmart of Northwaslern,
1 M VWIk f.T HUM!)
llaxwell of MWarthinore, Cftughey of
the Htaiifuril and Olympic loinne.
larry of ChlraMO. Talhot. for yenra
the moat prominent .Mlaaourl Vnl
ley weight man; Orlffen of llllnola,
Hlrd of llllnola anil Olivet CoUhkh,
Hhlvorlck of Cornell. H(y Camp
bell of ChlengD, riabbrn of North-weatr-rn,
Harvey of Wlaeonaln. I'nul
of I'nnnaylvanfa. Wataon of Mlnne
anid, Tinney mid OUh of ChhiiKo.
Whllted of Htnnfcird. I'ncker of
AniM, Ollfalluri of Noln- Dime,
Nlcholaon of Mlaaourl, Wnlil of Win
(onaln, i hriierti t nf Iowa, I'aifu of
Amea, Mchohlngar of llllnola, l''oaa or
Cornell and Prank loomln who did
not go lo college hut won the Olym
pic -110 low hurdlra in world'n rec
ord time.
Hunt Clilcami .Mark".
The beat mnrka that luivo hnon
mads bv high h.-IkkiI athtetoa in the
I'nlveralty of t'hlcnKo'rt Internt-hol-aatlo
meet imid up Willi Ihn IiIkIi
eat college perfiirinancoH, It la rioted
here In connection with temimptlon
of Ibe meet on May 28 rtfter a Inpno
of three yenra. Moat of thn hluh
aohool record makora Inter won fnmo
In eollagea from euxt to wnet or In
th" Olympic Kiimen.
flucoriU of tho l.TnlvorHlty of Chl
efigo meet Jn Ita ID ymira afo thcHe.
l0-ld. daHh C. Jtnjt, (Iriion
field, lown. 1U13, 0 1-5.
220-yd. tlnHh C. Hoyt. Oroori
fleld, lown, 1913, 11 l-ll.
140-yil. dnah I. Davenport. Unl
veralty I!nparnlory, ()kla 190S; C.
Kaaper. Hhattuck, I'urlhiuilt, Minn.,
l'.iUi, ami I.. Harden, Otttituw-u, lown,
1916. &1 1-K.
!(80-yd. run C. Koapcr, Shat
ttirk. 11)1 S. 1:68.
Ono tulle run (5. Cowley, Mutke
Kon, Mich., 130'J, 4:3:i 1-r,.
120-yil. high hllrdleH H. AVliltted,
Aziua, Cal., IU12, in :-n.
220-yd. low hurdloH F. Txiomla,
OrtiKOtl, III.. 1910, 25.
12-lb, allot h. Tnlbntt, Mercern-
hlirK Academy, 1907, 50 feet, Hi
Inched. I
12-lb. liammur I,. Tnlbntt, Mor-I
corHburK Acndemy, 1907, 191 feel. i
High Jump W. AddeniH, Man- i
tencti, III., ami J. l'rntt. Initio Tech-'
nloiil HlKh fft'hool, ChlciiKo, IS 1 G. Ii
root. 3-10 In. ;
llroad Jump Carl Johnson, Spo
kane. Waah., 1915, 23 ft., -Mi In.
DlMcim A. M. Muck?. Onlikosh,
Win, 1911, 130 ft., ,', In.
l'oli) vault I'. Graham. I'nlver
alty High. Chlr.iKO, 1915. 12 ft, 7 Vi
in. !
.Iin-elln - r WIU-ox, Oak I'urk,
111., 102 ft 7 In.
With Champions Off
DirritoIT, April 17 .aln
field today w.ih blanketed with
miow aeverul Inchon iloop mid in
dlcatloliH were that none of tho
Kiunt'H of tho openliiR eerlea bt
tween Detroit 'and Clevolmid
would he played thin week. Tho
Know-fall began lale Saturday night
mid continued throughout thlti
afternoon. I'oatpoiiemunt of tlm
opening Kimm with Clovelauil whh
annoiiucod early this forenoon.
At leant two daya of bright ami
warm weather will bo nncoHary
to realm e tho field to idaylng con
dition. It Ih believed. The Tlgern
have played hut two amea, 'ono
of them lu 11 ateady diirzln of
rain, since tho aoaaon opened.
SAPULPA BEATS DRUMRIGHT
-
i:if"c(ln- I'lichlng of
.,, .,
iciH'i-Min mi.
utiles Itajalia to Win.
sp.-.-lai to The World.
SAI'l'U'A, April 17. Saiuilpa of
the South waatern lvugito today de
feated Drunirlght of tlm Wi-Htern aa-
riii-iniiini, c iu 1 J.llt'l'livt) iiucning
1 Jefferson, who permitted only
, four litt.a, enabled IiIh team to win.
A Hecond gamo between theao ten ma
, w III ho played tomorrow,
Tho rcore.
Drtimrlght 4 4 Ii
Sinnilp.i 8 lo 0
Wfnger and i'htlllpa. JefforFon
and Hodge.
ROOMS
aim ..i.
YANKEES DEFEAT
RED SOX 4 TOO
V v 1 1 r T-
of , Mays Moias box to rour
Hits; Senators Win
From Athletics
NKW YnitK. April IT, Cart Maya,
paailiur lil wamlarful (.llohinit of th
'pi-ntaK (lay nf the iraKli, halil llnalon
In firur lilla today Naw Vork winning. 4
t n. Tha nm w I'layail on a heart ,
inmlily field.
Hoot'
ItiHilun,
Alt. II rt). A.
Vltl ,'ik a 1 0
I'Mrr 3h 1 n (I 0
Mitrjt tt 4 0 3 0
Mffliakf If J I 1 n
rrnt tti ii l i 3
oaiim tf ( o i o
Milnali lb 4 1 0 S
Stll m 10 9 1
Karl c S 0 3 0
Jan-n p 3 ll J
iKarr 10 0 0
Mffn p 0 0 0 ft
.Nrw lurk.
All. II. I'fl. A,
rof it i i 4
riftp'ti h ti t i 8
Ft 1th If S 0 i 0
nap lti 4 3 t i e
MnrW if I I 0
R'lia rf 0 n
Hard lb 1 1 .1
Mum i 4 n .1 n
Mill p 8 0 0 4
Tml,i. 31 i 31 lllTH.li. Hi 10 37 It
XllAttnri fnr JnhM In lhth
lloaloll (M)o 0(l 60 (I
.Now Vork 100 061 lli-(
Haora hy Inning
Summary. Two-u kite--I'acVlnnauatl
I'lpp. Ward. Thraa-baaa hlt--Maual. Haaaa
on halla tiff Jonaa l. nff Maya I. Htruck
out Iiy Maya J. by .lunaa I. ftuna Kaw-
lar, riii 3, a n.l MmI.
tlnllrr .liilinum liffrrllir.
WAHIIINIITD.V. April T.--Waltr .lohn
rin waa hUthty rfferlive In the pin'haa
tmlay ami Waahlnaton lenk l ha flrat eain
nf Itia aarlra from tha Alhlatka. I ta 1.
rgnra :
I'liiiudriiririiir-
nydlTiltill,
All II I'll.
AB II Ml I.
Jlc lb (ISO
Utran rt I 1 1 n
Hire rf .1 I 3 l
LarU If 3 13 1
llirrta tb 114 3
Kltanka 3b :i n 3 3
iVKiwl. a j o 1 3
llateltri e 1 1 0 3
JaUlkvm p 3 3 1 3
lira It
Ultt ft
i wiitolf
1 Ml lit
Kntlll lb
I'lilin tb
I Millar e
Hrli It rt
tlilMir
Sillnr p
Uiiini p
ushanaon
Tatatl,
37 10 31 IllToUll.
3T 8 37 13
tla.ttil for C Walkar In alahth.
MHuttad for Monro In ninth.
Hi urn )v lunlnga-
1 hlhlilaltihla 000 (100 0011
waahlna-t-'ii 3oi 000 00 3
Hilnimary Twu-baaa hit Hire. Three
I'aaa hlla- Wilt 2, Ilykaa, Hlolen tma
llarrla. Hacrlficai I.awia. Hire. Double
ila -Hhnnka l.i llarrla lo Jmlire; Mnora
i" i.a.ivway. Dvkea t.. llraalll. Ducan to
," on taiaea l'hlla-
itrlphla 0 Waahinalmi . JUaea on lialla
(iff .Mnnre I nff Jnhiiann 1 Hlla off
ayl..r 4 hi 1 inn ng off Monrn 4 In 7
Inuit.Ka Htrink w My Inhnauil t. hy
.Mo'.r, I Huna- Iiyh.-a Juit MUnn nn,
'V?'rv..,'rr'i""" -0uav. Muori-. Shank'
and o iUiurk.-
BARBOUR CIRCUIT
OPENS SATURDAY
Southwestern League
Get Under Way to
Opening Season
to
orKanlzod Sotlthweht-
The newly
ern biiHuball
league, ttmiposed of
teama rrom iiortheaHtern Oklahoma
nnu Hoiitno.-mteni KmiwaH cltlea,
ttpons ItH 1921 8oaon April 23. Itated '
fi ClafH C lengue, tlm H.-lu-dule and 1
clans of plnyera mnklne.' up tho vn-
, riou.a roMters will offor a bettor cl.ias i
(if baKoball, accnrtllni; to iiinnagerH 1
mini oiiicerH oi 1 nu league.
I T'io li'iigup baa an official full
Heaiain HChedulo. operated on a na
tional tlrcnlt. Muny playera niiiii-
I bored among tho different teama
(have neon major Hervico In the big
iv.-ikuch, wnno otherH returned to
Htnallor teama for more experience,
after tryouto with the la
Itlila aprlng. DoHhlo-lmnderH arc
Ht-lpMluled for Hovcrnl of the opening
, Bnmea,
ManaKera of Homo of the tomuH in
nw mnguo come rrom all ala-
tin, ,)f ,,,
trill tile laaeiuui 1,1. ......
tarn new faces In Oklahoma bam-luill i
clrclcH mid llttlo Ih known of their
1""" baseball Malory or tlm iiuallfi-
caiiona moy offer for HucreeHful
I leaderHhlp. HocrultH on. tlm roHtere
i of a number of tho teama wem 1...M
up (o close before the opening of thr,
season duo to the fact that the team
was late in starting snrlng nrnetleo
SiEr--!CROPS
or mo
Independence. Kan, under tlm
leadership of Ted Waring, former
catcher for tlm l'tttshurgh team of
the National, lengtlo mid last year
manager of the llnld team nf the
Western as-oclntlon, ban announced
his tenm ready and prepared to step
off with tho opening gamiv a drive
toward the flag. Included In his
lineup are a number of players that !
. ... . .1
have seen service with major anil
minor league teams.
Tho "Walter Johnson" team nt
Coffoyvllle. Kan . tlm hometown of
the Washington twlrler. Is managed
by Joseph Chirk anil l'etn Axor, of
whom little Is known In Oklahoma ;
baseball fnndnm. It la lenorti
liowover. that tho team has a
strong field to draw from and Is be
ing materially aided by the advice
of tho American league rtar.
The I'lttsburg. K'an.. tenm will
sport new uniforms of white when
they romp out on the diamond fnr
their Initial homo game. Frank
Mat- 1
thews, another "dark horse" man
ager to followers of the game In I
Oklahoma, has his team ready for
action but only meager reports h.iva
been received of the personnel of '
J his tenm. , !
Hobby Wallace, at ono time inan-fl
I ager of the St. Louis Drowns, idiots '
I the Muskogee team. Wallace has '
worked out a strong tcuim from the !
two score candidates that were ,
-ailed in early lu tlm feaaon and j
i Muskogee boosters are predicting ,
he team to he ono of the chief con- ,
tenders for the 1921 i lmmplnnahlp. i
The HartlosvUlo club, managed by i
John Mi-donkey, a former Iil- i
llle star, bonsis of its pitching ataff
and un experienced Infield. ;
ll)rno Has Strong- Temn.
Ilnbliy'- llyrne. for u number of 1
yeara with the IMrnles, Is managing j
the Miami tenm. probably ono of the '
smallest title of the new aasoclntlon. 1
The ex-I'irale was early In getting
hla material into shape, however,
and will have a strong all-around
force for the iipentm: contests, he
states
Jerry Jones, a new manager to
I Oklahoma, lends the Saptilpa team.
I Jones is aided by the signing up of
practli ally .ill of tho last year's
tent i
The Scoreboard
HIAMII.VH Of TIIK TKAMH.
W'ralrrn l.eaaur.
t. I,, rk . Team W t.
Team
mint rrtr
1 l .nor nkii far 1 3
.' I .ft7 lie. ),ik 1 3
t I fiMitWil.lu 1 3
3 1 . 007 1 oairu 1 3
. Son ,
.33- 1
t JUM
.33.1
.330
- i
allium! I.enaiir.
' Tata
i.. rn.
Team
lllllaikllthU
t'lMllMmll
n-itOn
?L loill
IV.
n loon
i too
I 7)n
t 7
.3 to
.300
,uoo
rnw'ii
?e Aw
Amerlcnn l.enaue,
I I'et i Team
1 .7 Ml rbkii
? lllii I etrirl
i uin n.ei,rf.
Taaa
Sea Tor
nuklattaa
tt Uati
rit.
.300
.tot
.100
.250
I'd.
.333
.00 I
.000
.UU0
Prt.
.S00
.333
.333
,009
tu
.401
.311
.3n
.000
IMtrett
Taaai
1 00 I rblU'lelnklt
A 11 rlrnn
Aaamlntlon.
W I. I'et
I Team
N-llaTllla
Ixtluaimlla
Xlftnemiraii
.Mlltnarti
Trta
tlaln-alMi
tan Antonla
fort tronb
DaUu
Taaai
lliaabU
Mriairkaa
ilDktU
Sea Orlei ra
4 II 1 000 M I'M)
I II 1000 rnlftl 0
I ii I mm rmitaifc-n n
3 (1 1000 1 KHMil I Itf 0
'leina lnalie.
W I . I'd. i Team tV.
I il liioo Hkfl. rUl I
3 1 .Bail Bmamont 1
3 I .007 J Skrnriiert 1
I ' . BOO I llaelon U
Huultiern Aaaorlatlott.
W. I. If. I Team W.
3 ii l ono I ruuwv. i
.1 1 . 710 I .NaHtnilla 3
.1 1 7 -el I t-.HoU 1
I OO'I i l.ittla Kxli 0
itntri.ts vr.Mrt:ttiAY
MeateM Leuanr,
AT Tfl.HA 4. UMAHA 3. 10 I.S'M.VOS.
At Oklitholtia I'lly , Ht. .Inarih (.
At Wl. hlin 9. Ilea .Mi'lnra 7.
At Joplln 13, muui'Clly I.'.
National Leiiiriir,
At Ilrnnklyn 1 llntlon 4.
At ('Ifirlmiktl-rit. Irfiula, no game, rain
At Clilenxo-l'lttiliurah. no aame, coM.
Only three aamea ai-heiluied.
Arnrrltnn l.encur.
At 7w York 4, llnaton 0
At Wuahlnitton 3, I'lilladelphU 1.
At St. Irfiula.Chlcaico, no name, cold.
At lietroU-l'levi'Unil, no aair.ej snow.
American AaMM-latliin.
At Kauaaa City 0. tit. Paul 14,
At lnrtUli.lpnllj-Tiiteihi, no Rama, rain.
At I.oulavlllekl'oluinhua, 110 Kama: wel
grounila,
At tllnneapollt Milwaukee, no game,
ruin,
'I'etiiN liaiie.
At (lliloeitoll ll. liouatun 7.
At Wlihltn I'alla 7. Dallai :.
At l-'ort Worlh to, Hhrevepnrt
At Kan Antunlo 4, Ileaiimont 3; Il In
ntnfr. Nnillierii Aaaorlntlnn.
At .Molilln 3. ( luitinnc'H.i :, 10 InnlnE".
At .NaatiMllelllrmliiKhain. no Karnn,'
enlit, .
At Mmphla r.. I.inlo Hn'k I.
At New Orl.au. 11. Atlanta .
HAM KM TOIIAV
M'oMerii I.eaaiifl.
OH A 11 A AT TfI.A. 3:30 O'CLOCK.
fOiui city at .loplln.
Ilea II nines al Wlrhlla.
ft JfMeph or Oklahoma City.
Natlotiiil l.itiaue.
Ml I.nula at Clni-tnnaU.
l'ltiahurih at t'hli-aati,
Hrmikliii at l'hDmtelphla.
New York at Hoalnn.
Aiiierli-tin I-ncue.
Chltaao at St I.nule.
Cleve'anil at Detroit.
1'hllaaelphU nt W.iahlnaton.
Hoatoii at New York.
Anierlenn Aaaorliillon.
Mlnneatiulla at Milwaukee.
Ht I'aal at Knneae Clt.
CiWumbua at I.olllavlllt
Toledo at Inillnnatiolla.
Soiilliern Aaaorlallon.
Illrmlnirtiam nt N'aNhvttle.
I.ttll.. Hock nt Memphla.
Atlanin nt 'New urleana.
Chattanooga at Mobile.
t.nn member of tho loneue, Ih direct
ed hy Klttv Knight, hIho a new man
to .enter Western basketball.
I Sevcrnl of thn cltlon iiavo built
'new iiark for Ihe teama. while In
othor old ciiulpment linH been torn
down and now buildings erected.
Blues Release Wright
to Texas League Club
KANSAS CITY, April 10.
Olenn Wright. Htm- ahortMtop of the
l.'nlvernlty of MlcMouri biiHoball
team last wnfon and who ((lilt
Nchool HiIh apt tug to play with
the local American asHoelatlori club,
tonight wan ri'leaned to the Hiiuxton
club of the Texan league.
North Side W. C. T. (J.
WSII Alnnl IF.;nIf.,
rr in iijiu rr m;ouuy I ,
Ninth Side W. C. T. 1' will hold
a mothers meeting Wednesday
I afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the
It. W. Ilurkhart. u2u
nomo or .Mrs.
North KIwood avenue. Mrs. 1-3. 1-3.
1 Clulow superintendent of mother's
1 meeting mid White Itthbon recruits,
I will have charge of tho program.
GAIN. NICELY
rotalocs mnl (iriiH-r-. Which Suffercil
I'imiu Ivip-li'r I'tvi'c. I'ut Hirtli
New (inmili.
Iiy Aaaoelated J'reaa Stale Wire.
OKIll(iMv CITY- April 17.
ThyiiKh plant growth was Komowhat
retarded by cool weather and winds
during the past week, potatoes and
grapes, which buffered a, setback
fl lht I'.:,.H'"re tr.c 1,1 OM?i
noma, tire iilltrllii- fur-Ill nmv i.i-nn-1)
homa, ore putting forth new growth
and wheat has made satisfactory
progress, according to the weekly
letter of the federal Imhouu of farm
crop stattatlca tsaued hero today for
the wook ending April 16.
f'.uiie wheal fields lu the south
central counties of the state still
snow green bug inresttitlnn. tho re
port iaya. but tt la generally con
sidered that but a small percentage
of the 10 to 20 per cont of the stnto'H
acreage actually Infested luu been
seriously damaged.
An Increasi d acreage Is expected
In corn, but kaflr acreage Is still In
ou"'- as low prices received from
inai years rop in still Hrfecting thn
nonage Oats, barley and rye tiro1
reported doing well, with cotton land
preparation continuing during fair i
weather. The okluhoma cotton
Ri-oweis aaMoclatlon reports 400 000
bales signed up for co-operative
marketing. 1
Alfalfa, which was badly froste'd 1
or Injured by tho pen aphis, has 1
been mowed to give the next cutting i
a favorable start, and wed dealers
report un increased s.ito of alfalfa
seed.
Tn llnlltl Women's Homes
WASHINC.TON. April 17. -.
Htriirtlon of homes fur women 1:1
New Yoik and Washington as a
tribute to the sen Ices of women to
humanity during tiro wrold war
was tentatively dot Ided upon by
the League of American I'eiiwomen
at Its Msslims Just concluded here,
It was announced today The build
ings would .nst about 15,000,000
e.o ll
Wo I'nli for nml DellM-r 'lint
Prescriptions Properly
Compounded
linker iiros, Driiir siorc
'- Ma - hi
4 t S, Il -atcn Al,
4 4 ('sage I'tJ
Or -clar l
BRAVES DEFEAT "
DODGERS 4 TO 2
Hub Club Makes It 1 Out
of 4; No'Other Games
Arc Played
HIKKiKI.YV, April t: 11,
four nut of five wiih 11
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HELPED EMPRESS
TOGET AWAY
Fooled Spies and Spirited
Her to Safety in
England
LONDON, April 17. Th- r, .
death of Sir John Montnt.ii Hurg .
fmnotiH for hl reacuo of Hi-- Ir
UmproM Kugcnip nt the fall of '
Second Frimch empire In 1S70
brought to light n letter wr.tlti , '
Sir John to Sir Henry ronaonhv r
days after the dramatic c
acroKH tlio KngllRlt rhannrl T
letter relates tho detail of tl
enpo In which Dr. Kvann, an Afr
ican dentlat, wan InatrunienUl
Sir John's yacht happened to l
lying In tho harbor nt Dcam !!
September 6, 1S70, waiting f.iV'T K
weather for Hailing, At 2 p. n '
RtrangerH c.iine aboard and u .
for an audience with the o
They appeared to trust Sir J
and confided to him that the v
press wna concealed In Denm II.
Ho ngrced to convey hpr to safcf m
Kngland and it wan decided tha
Lady Hurgoynti should remain on
board In order not to aroust! iu
plclon.
It was arrnngd that her malrst
s'lotihl come aboard nt flvo minuter
part midnight. Meanwhile, at 1130
p. in., Sir John had n visit from n
young Kuisslati, to whom he has
only been Introduced. Thin genii
mnn had brought a friend v.hn
"wished to look over tho y.irhr "
Thoy worn bhown over the craft a
though Sir John s.tld ho was con
vlnced tho men were spies.
The visitors woro .condtlc'ed 1
Sir John personally Into the tew
and had scarcely gone when Pi
Kvann, thn empross and Mine t
j iireton camo up and were taken oi.
board without baggage.
I Kmpress Kugoiik' was said to t, i
been greatly ngltnted nnd to b
sobbed bitterly. She wna cared
I by Lady Htirgoyno through the in
!dayH of the voyage to 'Hyde, Kngtar i
' The trip of Itsolf was unevomftii r
cept for tho fact that heavy wo.i
land a nasty sea nindo travel for tr
empress very uncomfortable
Innrllntr wna mulo nt ItvH nt 7 n t )i
of the evening of September 8 m
jthe empress left Immediate
IlnstinKS to Join her son
I Sir John in his letter sa)s
'escape was planned by Irir e M
, ternlch and most skillfully i a
out by Dr. Kvans.
Vail Wins San Antonio
10-Mile Speed Feature
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, i
Ira Vail, San Franiisio.
time trials and- was the fir
cross the lino 111 the extra i "
into on tile caul of tllu Sail AO'
Speedway association toda--tlma
was 7:27 flat, (leorge c
Dallas, won the 20 and 3n
races, tlmo being 18:09 flat
23:34 -1-5.
it
Harding Honorary Head
Horseshoe Throwers Body
WASHINGTON. April
President Harding todnv n
tho honorary presidency of tt
tlonnl Association of H-tt
Throwers. Tho president I.
ways confessed a distinct par
for the old-fashioned sport of t
shoo throwing and frequent I"
gaged in it "with tho bo
Marlon.
Comprt-need air for Indus! na
poses Is piped through man--
streets Just as gas nnd water
In other cltlt-s.
I can't K'lid this nics-age
astray,
II fits all tlm world tlio "cry
snini' way.
It's trim prry leller
You couldn't do better
iiian get (ile.ou's Cleaning
i.'M'ry day
O-ngc -10(10
BASEBALL
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McNULTY PARK
TODAY
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OMAHA
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