The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 11

THE TULSA TRIBUNE TULSA OKLAHOMA RIDAY JULY 6 1923 EXPECT MANY I STANDINGS AT LUNCHEON NEXT OPPONENT OR SENATORS IV Team 0 2 0 ct Pet SCHEDULES Hot Weather Comforts Summer Suits this HAIR STAYS $1650 to $35 COMBED GLOSSY Bathing Suits Straw Hats hQ at 8 II Willard and irpo Uronby 0 3 0 10 Smith rf iiiiiiiiniiiJiiniHiiiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiu 4 at Yonkers and 1 1 RESULTS 1 1 0 0 IS 20 27 0 10 ino for HalH of Wilson Dr Gwin Swimming Suits Tropical Weight for Ladies only In Styleplus Clothes for Balance of This Week at $1000 Suits $750 $15 to $30 best Yale oarsmen re THE MILLERS Clothing Co 22 I'abt irst St wears a iGLOT 1 0 26 21 1 0 1 10 0 4 1 0 0 Whitenack and office seizure of real in Tulsa county 800 bottles and 0 0 Pei 24 637 29 services will be held Rat body being held pending JantMft KalUhtf MSB A 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 w10 42 40 1 0 0 0 Team Bristow Rhnwiu Gutbrie Poma City PO 1 4 Team ort Wot th With olU Dallas San Antonio 0 0 0 0 0 0 (I HAIR GROOM Griffin 2b Blakely If JlClhlWf'il lb Butler 3b Buck RH Team New Orleans Nashrllle Mobile Atlanta 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 SO 343 33 30 538 31 28 25 Pct 30 475 36 478 39 435 37 413 At At At At Li Pel 39 451 443 41 401 40 392 At At At At Team St Pan! Kansas City Louisville Coiiuiibua Team Mihatikee Indlanapolh Mhioea polls Toledo WILLS EXPECTED TO BE 29 23 85 Team Birmingham Memphis hat Uuodga Little Ro 193 37 404 44 408 4u 352 thrones of 1923 of the Johnny Britton Battling 38 30 85 24 James Nelson Jerome James Nelson Jerome 13 year oll son of Mr and Mrs Jerome of 1714 fi Baltimore av died this morning at the home ljuneral ar rangements will he announced later New RexaH Drue Store 411 8 Main St Pct 33 482 40 429 41 Sai! 42 311 5 4 4 3 1 30 39 47 319 CO 280 we probably would be out in right 25 609 30 BOS 29 608 Team Coffeyville Miwqngw? Bartlwrlllt Hapulpa Team Clinton Lushing El Jieuo Team Henryetta Springfield Enid ort Smith 87 34 S3 Hix pounds In KANSAS Anyone moving away from a home and leaving a dog cat or other live pet would be fined 200 under terms ot nn ordi nance under consideration here 510 South Main 48 43 40 36 I his is your opportunity to purchase an excellent grade swimming suit at greatly retiticcd prices Come in and select one before they are all gone One lot of Shoes and Oxfords Nettleton Howard oster Hannah and Stet son lasts values up to $14 at Bennett If HUitri 3b lb Davis rf Lamb cf Lelivelt lb 26 629 04 Pet607466 32 29 Pct 41 481 40 474 42 455 50 324 Pet 32 4 75 81 446 35 423 38 356 4 4 3 4 as it does not interfere with deliveries and proves satisfac to the public This regulation prevent the granting of 1 full hoiday Saturday nfjernoon to have something to aay al the hmch enn He has been having a world of trouble in his county over anino spe cial officer ccmmlaaions issued to unworthy citizena by Ilia governor Dr Bynum the special counsel has Juml Peen at Alva straightening out tho mess Hughey said today he would urge that Um governor yevuke all outatamllng apu cinl commlsHiona ami Issue no mure except at the rvfurat of lh arna turn in the various counties In that way he thinks it will he possible to pre vent the issuanca of rommlaalons to nmn who life them in order (u fa cilitate bootlegging and other oper ations Hughey was counted a Wal ton senator in the last session Tim Will Be Absent Senator John Luttrell ot Nor man was here today alad and pects to present tomorrow The only two who it i known will not he present fire Undo of Wll burton who was here on other huM ncs early in the week and an 33 38 3i 20 EARNS CANNOT SEE WIUiABD AS ANTAGONIST OR DEMPSEY A weekly halt holiday during the month 6t July and August la In Sight for city letter carrlyr if the plans of PottniMter Omer Bene dict work out as satisfactorily as anticipated "The two hottest months ot the year are just ahead of Benedict explained "and to the carrier these are the two moat dreaded months Their deliveries are heavy and It is a hot and arduous task for them to carry large bags ot mall two three or more times daily especial ly when they must walk "The postoffice department hns given permission for the granting of a half holiday weekly to carriers as long mall tory will halt all curriers but will allow mo to give IE or 20 curriers time off the entire afternoon from 2 o'clock on each week Each currier will receive two half holidays during the two months This will probably cut limit delivery on Saturday to once In stead of two or three times" "The success of these plans and the granting ot halt holidays to cur riers during these two months tn really In the hands of the people for unless they nre satisfied the holidays cannot be granted How ever I believe that the people are with us on this regulation and that they realize what a few hours oft In the afternoon means to a carrier who walks all week with a hag of heavy mall strapped to bls shoul der I am sure they will conUruio to co operate with us as they have in the past" Benedict will start this new regu lation tomorrow he said Oklahoma City's fireman's nine wan to at rlv early thia afternoon with large delegation ot support 5: era mid rooters in trim for the Inter city ball gnme at McNulty Park at 4 this afternoon They were to meat fireman's nine In a battle royal for championship honors iW The sent sale was advancing rnp Idly and a largo attendance expected George Stumt manager of the Tulsuv team said The fire tower bearing announcement of the game ona huge sign was to be paraded through the business district Just before the game started Another game between the two cities will be played Inter In the summer at Oklahoma City ire Chief "Sandy" Bush said that In anticipation of a red hot game fire trucks will be stationed about the field to keep the players and spectators under control a dan now Is been ALLS Mont Harry negro heavyweight prob Jack next Jack Kearns manager of Ida Myrtle Carroll uneral services for Ida Myrtle Carroll 32 who died yesterday at a local hospital will be held Satur day afternoon from the residence 1701 Olympia av nt 2:10 with Rev II Page officiating Inter ment will be made In the Bed ork cemetery Surviving arc her husband Tames A Carroll and six small children or Men and Young Men New abrics and patterns in fancy and plain models 4 1' Hodolf local realtor left with his family this morning for tin overland trip to his former home In Madison WIs They will spend July and part of August there Max Hodolf attorney nnd brother of Hodolf leaves tomorrow for Chi cago with his family He will re turn and drive his car through to Madison where he will spend two montns Manhattan and Emery Shirts In good gradts mad rns $175 to $4 Silks f6 00 up cratlo senators called for Saturday by Governor Walton when It was sc reported on goftd authority Jiere to day that a round robin petition if being circulated among the aena Irra for the purpose of binding them not to vote to Impeach the governor In the event that Inipeach ey nient proceedings snouid iitstt luted It Is know that at least one sen ator to whom the petition was tend 's ered for signature hn declined to put hl name the dotted line Whether the governor's repfesenta lives have been successful lit secur Ing atgnntui'es from any number of other senators could not bo tiscer tulned But It Is believed that every effort bo made at the luncheon tomorrow to Induce a favorable at tltudo tow ard Governor Walton 6n ti' the part of those who will hold hla tenure of office In their hands when over the etute legblturo convenes so again Dempsey An Exception Six world champion fighters were toppled from their lofty during the first six months The dethroned monarchs ring include Jimmy Wilde Buff Johnny Kflbane Jack Georges Carpentier and Slkl Uneasy lies the head that crow HEATHS Benjamin Newsome Benjamin Newsome 63 ploncer resident of Tulsa died yesterday at the home of bls daughter Mrs Haz el Lorena Wells of 2724 Tenth st Surviving nre hls wife Mrs an nie Newsome five children Mrs: Wells and 1 Newsome ot Tulsa Mrs Mary Murry of Dicks Ark Mrs Verna Elaine Hollinger ot Chl A Newsome of Nor and thirteen grand chil cago Ill man Ok dren uneral urday the the arrival of Mrs Newsome from Chicago where she was visiting her daughter In attractive pat terns made by Brad ley's nrul Jnntzen $350 to At At Houston 0 GAIveston 2 At Snn Antonio 4 Beaumont 3 (10 nhigs) AtWicbltn alls 7 ort Worth 5 Western Association No games scheduled South western Lengue No gamps scheduled Okhihonui State Guthrio J4 Ponca pity 9 Ctishinff 2 Duncan 3 Clinton 2 Shawnee 4 Bristow 2 El Reno 3 Aro and head comfortably $250 to $850 Tetm New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Team New York Philadelphia tlerdand Chicago Team Wichita TCL8A Oklahoma Chy Omaha Dm Moines 8t Jiseph Moux City iMirer BHITHS Mr Rnd WrB R' 0 Ral9 320 Olympia av a daughter born July 5 at the Woman's hospital Swooping down on a lonely farm house eight miles southeast of Tulsa on the Broken Arrow road last night deputies Aiayneirt Sewell from the made the biggest beer ever recorded when they esntured 100 gallons in large earthen jars The raiders arrested Stout claiming he was found in possession They destroyed a miniature brewery an 1 emptied tho beer which was said to be of high grade and fullstrength Indications were that the lltt brewery had been furnishing Tub jobberr a wholesale supply for some An er tnou report that thr rai was made at Katy lake brought Whitman the owner of that ponum' pleasure iwrt to the city to cirre'l the error The place raided war three quarters of a mile from Katy Or Rose lake on another farm and on another section of land Sheriff Sanford and Deputin' Quast and Larkin made a successful raid on the shack of Slim and Ann" Allen near the east coun'y line spilling a quantity of Sev eral other places were visited 1 Snn wrecking crews without re sult Ardmore McAlester Okmulgee I LEAGUE Team Hutchinson Toneka Inck'fMuutence 2fi Riilltia 22 the strong arm pull movement of the i A A ELEVEN Team ClUcage Kt Luili Ruktoa Thlladelphla LEAGUE Team 8t Louis Itetraii Waslilngton Boston S9 31 30 4 3 0 Of light weight materials that me cool and comfortable Palm Beaches Mohairs Gab erdincs and Tropical Worsteds from Keeps Hair Combed Stnrtlni Saturday July 7th we will on baturuiy Dvciungs Weti Second' thing he did was to sweep out the English system that had long been in use and show them how he rowed when lie went to school out at Uni versity ot Washington They call it the "Leader system" now that his crew has defeated Pennsylvania Columbia Corneil Princeton and Harvard The new stroke which supplanted the English technique has its main feature in the apparent rldlgily of the body with the power in the leg drive ana There is little body Some of the who could not adapt themselves to tho ew style were shipped back to the second crew Now Ell proponents are claiming the championship qf the water for their new coach crew and system Why Not orce Them To Take Homes Too? DETROIT Ty cobb beUoves that the Detroit Tigers still have a chance to win the pennant this year His opinion is based to a large extent on the fact that the Tigers contrary to the general belief are an Old ball club and require a lot of games to get properly started They will average close to 30 years of age and according to Cobb and friendly critics could not bo expected to at tain mid season form before the ourth ot July Cobb himself Is 35 and Bobble Veach who alternates with Ucb othergill and Heiule Manush in left field 1 33 Second Baseman George CuUhaw is 84 and Derrlll Pratt whom he supplanted at tho midway Is 32 as la also George Dauss the are of the Tiger pitch ing staff Bobble Jones who will replace red Haney at third as soon as lie recovers from a broken foot is 30 and Right ielder Harry Hellmann Catcher John Bassler mid Pitcher Herman are 2 9 irst Base man Lou Blue Third Baseman Ha nay and Shortstop Emery Hlgnew are about 25 nnd are the youngest regulars on the club "You expect such a club to step right at the start ot the season" said one of Cobb's intimates takes a lot of hot weather to put such a club in the 'pink' nnd besides we have beep handicapped by injuries to some of the most im portant cogs In our machine "Rigney for instance was out of 30 grimes with a mysterious trouble in his hip and Jones has been out ot 28 with a broken foot Their ab sence weakened tho left side ot our Infield throughout the entire spring campaign In the west and berrlll Pratt's failure to make good at sec ond added further complications "Now Rigney is back in tho gnme stregthenlng one position and Jones will soon be ready to resume his accustomed duties at third Cut shaw may rot be the fastest second a Prom the Stile Cepllni Bureau ot The Tribune OKLAHOMA With both Governor Walton and bls meretai Aldrich Blaltc out of the city today it was Impoasrlble to ascertain how many senators might be expected nt the conference the governor hux called tor tomorrow It la believed howuver that tit least half the 32 Dsnioorntle members will bo present nnd Places for tlint many have been reserved Ono who will certainly be present la Hughey of Alva ISm thei By The Associated Tress GREAT Wills the ably wilt opponent the heavyweight champion said to day Kearns Bald he expected to finish his business here tomorrow and would leave immediately for New York to close negotiations for a match with Wills to be held prob ably upon Labor day "Wo want tu box Wills if for nothing more than to convince the public that Dempsey does not draw the color line and has no fear of him" Kearns said "The match was rod hot few months ago but for pome masons It was sidetracked It is my opinion that it will draw better than a return match with Willard Dempsey knocked him over seven times in one round nnd could do it again so I don't see much object hi fighting him" Kearns Interested In Pictures Kearns revealed today that he still retains a 33 1 3 per cent Interest In the motion picture rights of the Shelby battle Gibbons has 25 per cent Interest while Loy Molumby and Mayor Johnson have a 41 2 3 per cent Interest in the pictures Plans are being made to exhibit them throughout the country Im mediately The pictures were de clared by experts to be perfect bu causo ot weather conditions that prevailed nt Shelby on tho afternoon of the fight Not more than 12000 persons in stead of a reported 20000 witnessed the Julj' 4 contest according to A Rasmussen collector of Internal revenue in Montana who said that about 2000 persons crashed tho gate after breaking down the barbed wire entanglements "Women with children in their arms even poured through tho open ing in the wire" Mr Rasmusson said "and we could not stop them As soon as the wires were cut tho crowd scrambled through many of the women catching their dress in tho barbs in the wire They did not even stop to attempt to loosen their skirts from the wire Imt kept right on going leaving parts of their drosses behind" Rasmusson said ho was confident that Hie government received all of the Income tax on all tickets gold The tax amounted to more than 222000 Don I Not Unsafe Reports circulated that the big pine bowl at Shelby was unsafe were denied by A Tradeck fire chief of Great alls who was In charge of tho safety ot the Irrena He said that at a few points there was a gon oral settling of tho big bowl but that this was natural and should not have been cause for alarm in one portion of the arena just behind Dempsey's corner the arena dropped almost a foot knocking over one row of seats This was caused by tho fact that a pool of ruin water had accumulated under this partic ular spot making the ground soft and the beams supporting tho struc ture settled Chief Trodeck said ho found that the settling at Ihis point had not affected the rest of the structure The gloves Dempsey wore In tho Shelby battle were presented to Mike Trant a Chicago detective sergeant and close friend ot the champion by tho title holder Trant has been with Dempsey In all of his Impor tant bouts With the departure of Dempsey's staff of sparring partners today the training camp was completely de serted The Missouri river was the only thing that looked the same around the place ini nciun i nn i special pun tn Monorrnoen Stricture Low of Vlltl congnitntion TVentern JLeague AT M'JCHITA J8 TULSA 2 At Oklahoma City 3 Joseph 5 At Denver Omnha arrived lae No other ffnrnea scheduled American 1 eague At St Loui5 4 Chicago 3 At Cleveland 10 Detroit 0 At Boston 7 Philadelphia 5 Three scheduled National Leagne At Philadelphia 12 St Louis 16 At Brooklyn (i Boston 3 Two ichodulod Amerienn Atiorlatlon At Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 9 At Mlnneftpolifi 14 St Paul 10 Two scheduled Southern Association Atlanta 2 New Orleans 6 Birmingham 22 11 Memphis 2 Nashville 5 Little Rock Chattanooga 3 Texas League Dallas 8 Shreveport 1 Killed by Baseball Bat MAIifOtf ill Jameg lanery 27 years old of Johnson City was killed Thursday when accidentally struck In the back of the neck with a baseball bat during a baseball game at White Ash near here Smith who was fungoing flies to ths outfielders during practice hit lan cry ho uard that his neck was brok en Smith did not see lanery who went to pick up a ball near the hat er July Clearance of Men Shoes and Oxfords Keeps Hair Well Groomed I Pct 343 3 3113 131 3 000 the senators will gather nt time when affairs at tho A and At col lege have grown critical John A Whitehurst president ot tile board rnkl today that the recent complica tion that has arisen regarding the failure of George Wilson president of the Institution to furnish a com plete audit of federal funds or to permit Whitehurst's employe to audit these funds might resultiln the refusal of the federal government cmilmue payments luisiniieli as tbo college depends upon federal funds for largo part ot Its expensus this would result In crippling its work Thu lust session of tins legislature limde an npprupi'iation to cover de lio'enclcs in federal funds that hiul arisim from the action of Oley former financial secretary In trans feirJug funds to oilier funds But Childers state nuilltoi has refused to limits pnyments on this nccount until Itemized state ments are pri si med shim Ing exact ly for what the mrniny was spent Whitehurst dtclm es that mi sue!) Itemized stiileimmls are possible nnd says that the state exa miner ami tnuitor why has been nudillng i (toy's iiarmints informed him that Im nls liml brim iiiiablo to find louihcrs for the expenditures Whitehurst wired yesterday to tho federal govoinmunt for instruc tion urtdur life elrciimstn iioes Uo wild 1 today however that the gov ernment seldom ruplim by who nnd that it would prolmblv bo several days before no will have nn answer indicating wlinl Um government In tends to du red riu'lilnson state examiner says it will be July 15 al least bn loro hla niullt Is completed Jt Is understood It will show deficit of JtmiObO niul will report that It linn been irtipoaslblo to find vouchers covering many ot the expenditures 'I rim In Itomul Robin (Special to The Tribune) A new light was thrown nn the conference of Dtmio Ball Game to Be Red Hot Affair ftp I much cooler they fit thft HUGHEY TO BRING COMMISSION TOPIC I AT CONERENCE Ty Cobb Believes His Tigers Still Have lag Chance Joe Dugan Develops Into Best ar Sack Guardian in Game Postmen to Get Half Holiday Saturdays Millions Use Sticky Greasy or Smelly Got a jar of "Hair from any druggist for a few cents and make even stubborn unruly or shampooed hair stay combed all day in any stylo you like REMNANT DAY OR TULSA'S JIOI ND STAJT LUMJ1EK MAY WORK TODAY Beer opnd in Large Quantities on A Road ESTERN LEAfil riday Saturday Sunday TULSA AT WJCJ11TA St Iijsepli nt Oklahoma City Omaha at Denver (Two gamm Sunday) Des Moines at Sioux City (Two Sunday) NATJONxlL LEAGUE riday Saturday Sunday Monday 1'ittHburgh at Philadelphia (Sunday open) nt New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn AMERICAN LEACUE riday Saturday Sunday Monday Washington at Chicago Philadelphia nt Detroit New York at St Louie Boston nt Cleveland AMERICAN ASSOCIATION rl Sat Sun Mon Tues Toledo at Mlnnoapolia Columbus at St Indlnnapolia Kansaa City Louisville at Milwaukee SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION rl Sat Sun Mon Turn Birmingham at Atlanta (Sunday open) Chattanooga at Little Rock (Two games Saturday Sunday open) Nashville at Memphis (Not Tuesday) New Orleans nt Mobile TEXAS LEAGUE rldnj Saturday Sunday Monday Houston at San Antonio Beaumont at Galveston Shreveport at Wichita oils (Mon day open) ballas at ort Worth (Monday open) WESTERN ASSOCIATION riday Saturday Sunday Munday Enid at Henrvcttn Ardmore at ort Smith McAlester at Springfield Okmulgee at Joplin SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE riday mid Saturday Muskogee at ilutcblnsun Sapulpa nt Salina Coffeyville at Topeka BartleavlUe at Independence (Double headers riday) Sunday Monday Tuesday Muskogee nt 1 ndependence Sapulpa at Topeka Coffeyville at Hutchinson Bartlesville at Salina OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE rlday Saturday Shawnee nt Clinton Reno at Bristow Ponca City at Guthrie Duncan at Cushing hancman in the came hut wise old bird knows how tn lay for 11111VIS una aiways nnx been gerous hitter All wo need stronger Ditch ng than getting and Ty is hopeful of getting this from George Bauss Bert Cole Sylvester Johnson and Herman ril lette four hve been carrying the bulk of the heaving burden dur ing tho past couple of weeks and been getting belter pitching during this period than at any other time all season to date J'iiotte been as successful as he was last year but is pitching good ball and Johnson seems to be finding himself after a disappointing start nf course Is the bright particular star of the staff and has Won 8 out of 18 games for tho Tigers this year including the only games the Yankees lost when they were in the west last month has won three out of four and after sitting on the bench or wasting his sweetness in (lie bull pen for two succe dve seasons seems to be ready for regular service "We thought we needed pitch! rs more than outfielders however and passed up both Kamm and Caveney for Cole If wq had cither Kamm or Caveney in our infield this spring front YORK Jess Willard anil Luis irpo who will battle in a 12 round match at 30 acres next Thursday night are close to their best fighting edge Both plan but a tew days more of strenuous Work before tapering off Willard In his gymnasium quarters nt Yonkers and the South American In his camp at Long Branch ard has Inst the past two weeks of training tip ping the scales at 2 40 after 11 rounds of fast ring work yesterday His present weight is 8 pounds be low the figure he scaled when li knocked out loyd Johnson two months ago irpo though In fighting trim as a result of a trip to Cuba and Mex ico has not slackened his program of conditioning nt Long Beach af ter a good road run and private workout yesterday under the dlfee tlon of Jimmy Deterrent his trainer irpo went four rounds each with Jack McAuliffe and Bill Tate his sparring mates CLOTHIERS 217 South Our New Home 23 670 25 632 28 688 32 623 AMERICAN 47 22 681 35 34 607 35 35 50 33 83500 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION He Would Probably Cet Pinched or Speeding JEERSON CITY All Claude rench life term convict at the Missouri penitentiary needs Is freedom He has built a sport road ster that would grace an into show out of auto scraps OILERS SPOT THE LEADERS A GAME TRY AGAIN TODAY Krecinau Thompson 3b Totals L' 36 WICHITA AB 5 6 44 45 31) WESTERN ASSOCIATION tt Is Being Continued 3233 35 527 TEXAS LEAGUE Pct Team 31 597 Houston 31 587 (Uheston 32 584 Beaumont 40 494 I iShrcH'uort uBt 'v Hovhk McNamara Totals Scorn bv Tulsa 0 1 0 2 Wichita U12 0 302 IS Summary: TwurbasfE McMullen i CoDian McDowell Hovlik Stuart Home Lclivelt Davis Blakesly lice Stuart Double LeeBauman and Lebvelt Left on 0 Tulsa 11 Bases on balls treeman 2 Lelivelt 2 Hovlik 1 Stuart 1 McAamara 2 Struck reeman 2 Lelive 1 McNamara 1 Uff ree man 4 ami 3 runs in 1 1 3 innings off 5 and 8 runB i lulling off iu and 2 rln 111 6 Innings Wild stviart 2 Burnside and Boyle 1 turn and W' lloHnwny nf Hugo who hoR illncRH in ids fnmlly Senators Joseph Looney of Kn nawa and Charles McPherson of Durant two of tho InadevH in last Mesaion hid nt (he tuitlona guard encampment at Port £111 but their friends arc urging them to bo hero tomorrow A A I fair CrUleal? In addition to two aueh acutn probivms us th one of pardnnH mid tlio Issuance of soei'inl cmnnilBRion WICHITjt With Dummer roady to jump right in the fray and McLaughlin and Clark rested to the extent of a day's respite the Ollers are ready to again assume the offensive to overtake the VVIt hes leeway in the race for the Western league pennant Lelivelt apparently does not take the Witches any too seriously as iennnnt contenders as he appeared to actually spot the leaders the first game figuring that a batch of fresh pitchers for the next games would mean more to him Either Musser who defeated tho Ollers last Sunday or Sellers who pas bomen by Denver Tulsa and St Joseph in his Ivt three outs are scheduled to oppose either Plummer or McLaughlin when the teams take the field at 4 tn Tulsa's battered pitching staff was an easy mark for Wichita Thursday in the opening game ot the series between the two leading teams of the league and the leaders won an easy victory 18 to 2 Knockout In Second The scheduled nine round contest turned out to be a knock out in the second round While some of the ililers survived the nine innings tho ball game was over In the second In that innings the score stood Wichita 1 Tulsa And all of those scores were made in the hectic second Later on tho Izzies ran another half dozen just to beep things moving The Oilers on their part made just one more run a home run by Davis in tho third The first Tulsa run was also scored on a home run this one by Jack JJllvelt in the second Speaking of Lelivelt as a pitcher Jiek It a great first baseman the Oilers boss went in the pitchers box after the Izzies had scored three off reeman with one out in the sec end and still two men on Jack thought he would save his pitchers which he probably did But he cer tainly used his outfielders rough Lamb Davis and Bennett were praying for motorcycles before the Oilers got the Izzies out in the sec ond Inning After bumping reeman fur three the Izzies kept on after Lelivelt and got eight more Jack got one man out but ho couldn't get the others so he jerked himself back to first base and let Mr Stuart 111 Jack of All Trades Stuart who had been playing third and then first was as much at home in the pitcher's box as any where and did get the side out He pitched wondertul ball for ini in fielder In the last six Innings and yielded ohly seven runs all told After the hectic second Inning these seven runs looked like a hurlei battle Lelivelt is undecided who will start his second game riday but rnay work Clark If the big light hander feels ready as Clark has been hard for Wichita to beat Either Lefty Sellers or Musser will oppose him Tl LSi AH 4 4 NEW YORK Jumping Jos Bugan Is out after the title of the oest third baseman in the history of baseball The fuss he is raising these hot afternoons approximates a riot He snagging blistering drives with a hnn running down un ts Ilke a keen eyed deer shoot ing them over to first base' as fast e'er did before and sock lnK the ball for a snappy 280 Hl XfV York writers claim than Willie Kamm who ToJhe Whi(e SO 5100060 535000 star of thec'and Indians the veteran yonthful Haney of the that 1110 011 ot huC Star ls PIaying the best ball every davTh settins he There is no doubt that hot in fielder third corner eoverthlf ground nw rJlslons of Bradley ef th Bue star' and Collins kills mn Bcan Eaters He hits drlves that wouId be ot the fZ Sent down t0 eome league otber basemen of the at strhSthens his I McGraw tltle ls th that awitched rankie of lettfn to second base instead ng him play at hls oId stand Ot System a mmeramc to Yale Inst win the none danger and undertook task of 'making snamplonship crew The (iret 77ie Day In TULSA Phono annoiincrmcnta for column to MOO OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE 020670628621600453lit842 Close to ighting Edge for July 12 Go One lot of viilucs (bn fir up to 8600 BjR 1 I treat safely and ant lyl 1 isfnctorlly nil private iimi i Xypblllls i SEE power ree 205 0 Haver Bid vcr 32 653 34 507 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 44 45 38 39 ret 1000 007 lift? 007 i SOUTHWESTERN 44 2 1 1 Ihl ItiH I' BoIB I 7 6S i RI 1 1 X'1 1 'HE (v Tr li I 7 Mt a Sr '5 Sv If 1 1 1 LfeW I Z2 yjjj' Gk JK 1 MT yr ta Il ale I fkw i 1 Im I Bl I i 11 $5 85 IlH rak 1 'VNLJr! A 9ieZhI Bf Bi i' II 'Ih fi I' rd 'WESTERN LEAGUE If Kt Win 44 029 034 AS S9 BIT 582 88 533 542 38 34 528 534 88 50T 513 34 411 459 46T 3 40 420 420 2S 49 34T 355 NATIONAL LEAGUE 800 Suits 600 1 750 Suits 563 600 Suits 450 500 Suits 375 LGLOT a a.