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The Enid Daily Eagle from Enid, Oklahoma • 6

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PAGE SLA THE ENID DAILY EAGLE wild Oklahoma April If) Harvesters Await Word To Start Baseball Season Rolling OFFICIAL WESTERN ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE FOR SEASON 1922 WEATHER MAN WILL DO HIS PART HE SAYS Parade Will Precede Game Thursday AVith All Civic Clubs of City in Line I CUBS TURN IN VICTORY OVER ST LOUIS NINE Chicago Takes Odd Game I of Series Pittsburgh Outplays Cincinnati St Louis Mo April 19 Chicago won the odd game of the series from the Cardinals here Tuesday 7 to The defeat dropped St Louie to a tie for second place with the Cubs New York going Into the lead Rickey used five pitcher In an effort to stop Chicago Aldridge was batted hard but Freeman stopped the Cardinal sluggers Score by Innings Chicago 320 002 7 1 St Louis 010 310 5 12 Batteries Aldridge Freeman and O'Farrell Pfeffer North Benton Bailey Goodwin and Alnsmlth Clemons Here's the Dope Placo- -Western Association park Second and Pine street 2:30 Thursday afternoon Contestants Enid Harvest-trs and husks Indians With the weather man predicting perfect baseball weather fans of Enid as well aa players are all aet for the opening of the 1922 Western association baseball season Thursday afternoon which will be atteuded with proper ceremonies 0 Parker Jr Farnsworth and Burt "Austin committee in charge of the parade announced Tuesday the parade would start between I and 1:30 o'clock Led by the Masonic baud It will enter the square on North Independence avenue march around the square and to tho ball park The civic clubs of the city have lined up solidly with the basebnll management it is said and will appear In the parade Record Crowd Expected Pictures will be made of thn local and visiting club at the park prior to the game A record breaking attendance Is expected to attend the game as It ia a matter of pride to local fans to again cop off the sliver cup offered by the president of the league to (he city with the largest attendance at the opening Sunday or' holiday) Pirates Sweep Series Cincinnati Ohio April 19 Pittsburgh outplayed Cincinnati and won Tuesday's game to 4 making a clean sweep of the serl-les CarlsonX was driven from the clab in the seventh and a lucky catch by Grimm of low drive resulted in a double play which saved Hamll- ton Markle gave way to a pinch Yankees Win From Boston hltter the seventh and Couch Boston April The New could not stop the visitors York Yankees won a 10 to 8 vie-! Scors by innings: toryfrom the Red Sox Tuesday Pittsburgh 020 101 103 8 13 0 Eostou had the lead at the end Cincinnati 200 7 0 of the fifth Inning but tjje heavy Batteries Carlson Hamilton slugging of the New York team and Gooch Couch Markle and in the final innings of the gameWingo turned the tide By Inn'ngs I 0Ther ame PPoned 002 Oil 16 1 ST JOE TAKES SEVENTH GAME longue AVins Third From Denver Oklahoma City Beats Sioux PITCHERS NOT ABLE TO HOLD OHIO BATSMEN Tli roe St Louis 1 Iiirlcrs Bow Before Swings of 'levcland fvlusrgors Cleveland April 19 Cleveland Indians found three St Louis pitchers Id and ineffective Tuesday and defeated tho Browns 17 to 2 I'hle fell running out a hit In the seventn and scrapped his p'tching wrirt St Louis sioring Its two runs in the eighth The -Indians made li ne two-base hits By innings St Joseph Apr 1 19 St Joseph nude It 'seven strnight vie-t rles and the third straight win from Denver by winning Tues- Boston 000 130 8 14 4 Batteries: Bush and Schang Karr and Chaplin S00NERS TO PLAY MISSOURI gaine Enid was tha prize win- ''ay' contest with the Bears 6 ner in 1920 There was no cup to 3 offered In 1921 Rev Kramer veteran In base- Score by Innings: Denver 100 000 10 2 St Joe 100 020 0 12 1 Batteries: Sm'th Wetzel and Spencer llovllk and Orbwskl I ball now holding a revival at the Baptist church will he a guest of (he loeal club at the game and before the game starts) will pray for the success of lhfcj Oklahoma ity Apr! 9 team this season and for the Uauny UarUn- Oklahoma launccy Two-Game Series Will Be Played by University Teams Norman April 19 tSpecIal) Twelve members of the Sooner baseball team accompanied by Will Owen diamond coach left SI Iouis 000 odO 020 2 9 2 Tuesday morning for Columbia1 Western League Won Ijost City semi-pro turned In his second victory of the season Tuesday when he held the slugging Sioux to six hits wh'le his males were hammering Terar for fifteen and a 9 to 3 decision Tesar got half of Sioux hits one a three tagger secirlng two of the three tallies The score: S'oux City 000 003 Oklahoma City 001 2-12 00x 9 Batteries: Tesar and Query Warden ami Long Wlehlta Kansas April Pea Moines won Its first ball game of the season Tuesday by hatting Akrlght a Wichita recruit hard In the f'rst two Missouri where they will meet St Joe 7 tho Tigers In a two-game scries Oklahoma City 5 Wednesday and Thursday Wichita 4 The Sooni-rs will leave Col tint- Omaha 4 bia Thursday night for St Louis Sioux City 3 where they will meet the Pikers Tulsa 2 Johnson Knocked From Box jFriday and Saturday returning Pes Moines 1 Washington April 19 Phil- home Sunday Denver 1 atlelphla knocked Johnson out of The men who made the trip National league the box on first appearance are: Gordon "Obie" Bristow 'ew York 4 1 of the season and hammered a first base Maurice Me- st Louis 4 trio of his successors for a total Laughlin second base' Capt Chicago 4 of eighteen hits aggregating Adam Seitz Bhortstop Philadelphia 3 twenty-four liases and defeated David Phillips third base Law-1 Pittsburgh 3 Washington Tuesday 7 to 2 rence Haskell Myron Brooklyn 2 By innings II Tyler and James Boston 1 Urban Faber in action and photo of first White Six-Browns fame showing Bay Schalk scoring first OTw Johnnnd Cinclnnatl Urban Faber Kid Gleason's pitching ace sio nl out as one of the big stars of the "opening Batteries: Philadelphia Nay- Jack Durkcy mode the trip Cic ve 010 501 17 22 0 Batteries: St I-ouls Kolp I Bayne Henry and Severcid Col-j litis Cleveland I'hle and Nun maker 0 Batteries: Philadelphia American league Cleveland 5 suet css of the national sport Mayor Ryan will officially tfpin the season by hurling a Dasly slant to Judge Garber who will make an attempt to stop the ball And then Boy! the season's started! Gan? Here Wednesday Clyde Wren with his rlub from Pawhiiska is scheduled to arrive In Enid Wednesday night Not much advance dope hus been sent out from Osage county seat concerning the baseball dub but It will be a safe bet the hard hitting outfielder manager will hare an nee or two up his sleeve Manager Downey sent bis Har- Tct 1000 714 667 571 429 236 167 143 800 667 667 600 500 400 200 167 1000 667 600 500 500 400 333 167 1000 667 667 500 500 400 167 167 Philadelphia J4 tilts In the big leagues tha other (lay although hi was chalked up with a defeat at the hands of Perkins Washington as pitchers white William Ches- jher went along as catcher Vernujgt Louis 3 Lyon was tho only player to York 2 make the trip as utility man Boston the St Louis club at Chicago Faber hold the slujging Brownies to three hits which should have Johnson Francs brought him a victory The Sox got to Urban Shocker for nine blows but their failure to bunch cmrtney and Plclnkh the hits and their poor work afield cost Reds th? game With Kerr lost to tho team Faber Is Gleason's main pitching hope All olh-r hurlers are In and onters I Timely Hitting I Chicago April venters through a heavy workout frames winning 6 to 2 Wednesday The athletes were) Score by Innings: RUE ordered to appear in uniform at rc 130 000 110 6 9 2 the park at 11 They i Wichita 000 200 9 3 worked until 2 o'clock and Dow-i Batteries: Men and Breen ney declared they were ready Akrlght McDonnell Sellars and Chicago 2 Washington 2 Detroit 1 Saves Sox 19 Ttmcly hitting by Chicago coupled with niTTQVTT TM unsteady pitching by Cole en-LWUAO IULiEj UN the locals to make It two American Association Missouri May Lose Coach Columbia Mo( April 19 Reports that Coach Craig Ruby who led the Missouri team to the valley conference basketball chnmplonshlp will resign and accept a similar position at Illinois were heard here Wednesday third Oleson the famll- slcana at Mtxia Sherman at lar little Swede who Is well' Bonham Cleburne at Ardmore Tulsa April 19 Omaha won 'known to all Western association Okla Greenville at Paris Ard-from Tulsa 10 to 9 In ten In- fans Is back at his old place as more Is the only Okluhonta club nlngs Tuesday The locals came shortstop 'In thb league The rlub won "Our hurling selection depends upon whether we have to face a left or right handed pitcher" -the Harvester manager declared "It Pawhuska works a left-bander In all probability Walter Up- WTW 'tealftht from Detroit Tuesday ninuiULU V9J1X t0 The vlgitori hit Hodge Hodge he tightened up in Minneapolis 5 Columbus 4 Kansas City 4 Louisville 3 ir I Hablo sources has from behind three times and fTM 1 IrCCIj t)UL half of the split Beason last year Hill'd Victory OvcT SL pIlches rarls won the 1921 pennant freely but Paul Scored Tuesday I In the garden will be Jack church will be called upon to tied the score but a tenth In-! Kerr Ted Lppg anil purpurpn Toledo 1 St Paul 1 ENID HIGH IS BARBED carry the burden for the locals but In case Wren starts a right hander I believe "Lefty" Songer will be shot at the visitors What do I think the result of Thurs- nnnK9 Chicago 002 010 2 7 Ruby de- Jiltics Lcat Indianapolis I Detroit 100 000 000 1 11 2 to niake an? statements I Batteries Chicago Hodge and sizitll Clevenger athletic Louisville April 1 Louis-1 Schalk Detroit Cole and Bas-ldlrector returns here from vllle scored her third victory I sler Cleveland over St Paul 8 to fi In a free- nlng rally after the visitors had alI of whom have pIayed the elr scored two fell one short cult In former years Ilarston Score by Innings I has been showing up pretty well Omaha 402 002 000 2 10 13 1 and may jeat one 0j fbe reRU Tulsa 400 200 011 1 9 13 3 jnr9 out of a ber(b The nian Read all the ads in the Eagle before you do yonr shopping game will be? Well I am( -Batteries: Cofndaffer Burch trouWe whlch ha8 iept Barst0 not making any predictions but prugman Wilson Baumgardner out of the hiblllon Eameg 8 a "TRY THE DRUG STORE game arm which refuses to heal ard makes It difficult for him to ppg home The pitching staff Is the weak link of the local team Dave Williams of last squad SOMETHING YOU SHOULD KNOW If Pawhuska or any other club and Wilder L'ngle Albanez heats the Harvesters the way Luknovlce Trentman and Crosby they are going now they will know they have been through Olrmiil Tpn some baseball UKUlUlCC I CaTl Lineup and hatting order of the Harvesters in the opening game was announced as follows: Bristow center field Downey Ihlrd base Relger left field Branon) first base Cochran right field Wlndle shortstop Edinondsen second base Diamond catcher Upchurch or Songer pitcher Has Weak Spots lil Xluriei DrilltTS Will Open Season With McAleslcr Not Over Optimistic (By Gilbert Tuepker) Track Men Be Allowed to Enter County Meet Enid high school will be barred from the county track meet to hitting game after Hall amp he held nt Covington next Oat- Estell were knocked from the lirdiiy because it Is considered rubber out of the class of other high Score by innings: It schools competing St Taul 004 100 000 5 11 2 This informat'on comes ns a L'svllle 0 6 0 000 20 8 11 disappointment to Enid high as I Hall- Benton and Gonzales It was exported that this meet Estell Long and Meyer would bring out the strong and I i weak points of the team before I Indianapolis Ind April 19 It fitters the state meet Minneapolis won If a fifth Enid tracksters have not had straight game since tho opening a meet this spring and Dw of by defeating Indianapolis In a the boys are in condition as most slugfest Tuesday 11 to 9 of them are spending the ir time Score by Innings: II practicing baseball few 242 000 300 11 12 1 who are faithful to truck' areilu'polls 330 000 111 9 12 4 handicapped by having to work Mangum Williams riaid and most of the afternoons at other activities in the school practicing two or three ines week Last year Enid entered the meet and took second Columbus April 19 Kansas City Tuesday defeated Columbus Walk up the pitching sen- OLclIlgntlon of the University of I kansas are the only two who have been g'ven any contracts to date While more than a score of pitchers worked out with the local clan this year there were JACOBS TO COACH 0 Okmulgee Okla April 19 The Okmulgee Drillers have fin-hhed the practice period and the remaining recruits were given their blue tickets Tuesday There Is one thing in particular you should- know about the medicine the doctor prescribes You ought to know that It Is m-'de up in Just exactly the way the doctor wanted It made Just a little change or mistake In filling the doctor's prescription may make the difference betweeu the mediclnt? doing what it Is Intended to do and doing nothing or even doing harm It Is worth while for you to take the prescription to drug stores where there is a reputation to maintain where there is a desire to put It up right rather than to do it cheaply and make a big profit on It We will price your prescription as low as we can without substituting inferior drugs or slipshod methods Telephone us when you want quick Bervlce on medlcln? Signs Two-Year Contract As Director of Track Work mighty few of them who had enough stuff to be contenders for berths on a A team Linton Brahma Markley White and Egarstone are the probable selections that will start the race Only two of the men are righthanders which gives Wuffli a strong southpaw twirling staff However unless warmer weather sets in this tiihe of ball heavers will not get Into shape for more than a month Mur to three In a slab duel between Fehupp and I-owdermllk Score by innings lv 000 021 6 2 Col'bus 000 000 5 4 Schupp and McCarty Lowder-milk Northrup and Hartley Norman Okla April 19- evening Manager Johnny Wuffl (t-pecial) John Jacobs former de(arfd iate Tuesday that he Sooner track star will direct jlB(j pied the team that would track work at the University ofBtart lhe 192 race against Mc-Oklahoma for the next two years Awter on April 20 according to Ben Owen alb- So far R8 th multg of prac letic director tlce games and the exhib tlon Jacobs arrived here Monday t(jur of hi nrlU(irR iave not been very encouraging for the 1 local stars but It is believed that with tho addTlion of Tedd Ifpps and Jack Kerr In the out field that there should be little squad Tuesday putting the ath letes through their strides in order to get a line on his material AND 0 LEAGUE STARTS WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Western League Dts Moines at Wichita Denver at St Joe Sioux City at Oklahoma City Omaha at Tulsa American League Detroit at Chicago St I)ttis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New Y'ork at Boston National League Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York American Association Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo St Paul at Louisville Minneapolis at Indianapolis -O' On account of the dual meet with Oklahoma A and which M1 will be held here Friday April ntnt or the Drlllcr CreW thlf! ts under way Wednesday and 21 It will be necessary to putlya8'n' iThursday with the opening of the them through intensive training The infield will have the most Tcxas-Oklahoma and west Texas rnn last enr men back-- Nana- league The Texas-Oklahoma per Johnny Wuffli will cover the league swings Into action Wed- so-Qiat they will be ill rondi tion the showed "EXPERT KODAK "Enid's Betterized Drug Free Delivery Either Store Oklahoma State Rank Toledo April 19 Vernon "Slicker" Turks former University of Michigan star made his start as a Toledo pitcher Tuesday He was Ineffective and Milwaukee won the third straight game of the series hya score of 7 to 2 Score by innings? Mil'kee 200 201 14 1 Toledo 1-011 000 7 2 UIHSJAsl Although men a lack of conditioning there is much good material that can he developed Jacobs said Read the Eagle Classified Ads heiore you go shipping nesday afternoon In four cities while the newly revised schedule of the West Texas league has its opening Thursday Wednesday's schedule in the Building Phone 406 Northeast Corner Square Phone 79 "hot" corner at second HI Henry who has batted around o00 In exhibition games will cover the ln'tial sack and either Gro-ln or Fred Seholz both new men will be given a chance gt Save money by reading the classified page Read all the ads la the Eagle and circuit showed Cor- before going shopping.

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