The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 77, Ed. 1 Friday, July 22, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL FKTDAY MORNINR, JULY 22, 1A10
PAGE THREH
Wieider of the Stick
0
Frank La Port, the second baseman
of the New York American League Base-
ball Club, is at pre
doing some sen-
sational playing around the middle sec-
tion of the diamond. The little French-
man Is a good wieider of the "stick, ' and
with timely hitting with his famous little
black bat he is winning many a game
for the New York "Highlanders La
Forte is deserving of all the credit that
the "fans'' can bestow upon him tor lie
is a player who is always working hard
to try and keep his team up amongst the
top notc^ers.
120 Solid Leather Suit. Cases
ON SALE FOR TWO DAYS
Friday and Saturday
WESTERN LEAGUE
, TIMELY HITTING
DENVER, July J I. Denver won
lrom Topeka today by timely hitting
and snappy base running and took
first place in the percentage table.
Score: R.H.E.
Topeka 100 100 000—2 8 2
■Jponver ..000 I'll i:;.\ -s L. l
Batteries Harris, Jackson and
Kerns; Oiinstead and McMurra/v.
—o—
DOWNED LEADERS.
OMAHA, July l'I The local team
played all around the leaders today
and won.
Score: R.H.E.
Omaha 401 130 lOx lit 12 0
Sioux City 000 100 103 10 ti
Batteries—Hollenbeck and ("adman
Freeman, McLean and Miller.
A BATTING RALLY.
LINCOLN, July 1. Lincoln defeat -
fed Des Moines by a batting rally in
the sixth which netted two runs.
Score: R.H.E.
Lincoln L'Ot 002 OOx—5 7 0
Des Moines 011 020 000 4 6 0
Batteries—Fox and Kruger Hersche
nnd Clemmons
—o-
TWO HOME RUNS.
WICHITA. Kansas. Jul L'1. Two
home runs were all that saved Wichi-
ta from being shut out by St Joseph's
close playing and timely hitting to-
day.
Score: R.H.E.
St. Joseph 031 001 Oh;, |u id •>
.Wichita ooo no ooo _* s
Batteries—Manske and Frambes.
Durham and Kokerst
BUI Murray has the Okla.honuin-Tiu.es
dlv against him The Times end
\Tbeeled into line Sunda; It lias bee ]
nibbling for several days but it swallow-
ed the bait Sunday, line, gudgeon and
oil
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Superior Fielding.
EI RENO, July 21.—Superior fi Iding
and good batting won another game
for El Reno today.
Score R.HE.
Enid 001 100 010—3 3 3
El Reno 122 000 00*—5 9 3
Batteries—Bentley, Sewell and Gold-
waithe; Robinson and Brown.
Went Eleven Innings.
SAPULPA, July 21.—Sapulpa and
Guthrie went eleven innings ti.day. Sa-
pulpa winning on two singles anil an
error.
Score R.HE.
Sapulpa. 000 002 020 01—r 11 2
Guthrie 000 200 011 00—4 !♦ 4
Batteries—Meyers and Coe; Hutch-
kiss, Tavlor and Clifton .
RAGGED FIELDING.
BARTLESVILLE, Okla., Julv 21 —
Okmulgee's ragged fielding was. the
nearest approach to a feature in to-
day's game Won by Bartlesville. 0 to 0.1
Score: R.H.E.
Okmulgee 000 000 000—0 2 "
Bartlesville . 020 200 10*—9 2
Batteries—Cloldwaithe and Tate;
l>ani« l.r and demons.
A DESPERATE EFFORT.
TULSA, Julv 21.—Joplin made a
•'csperate ninth inning attempt to con-
tinue her winning streak, which had
lasted for nineteen games but could
make but two of the three runs nec-
essary to tie the score.
Score: R.H.E.
Joplin 001 100 002—4 4 3
Tulsa 040 010 00*—5 5 4
I'atleri. s Hamilton, Bell and Har-
low; Hawk and Maddox.
"•We are told that there is no stimu-
lant Mike music." says the Charleston
News and Courier. Ever notice how sure-
ly a eat concert on the back fence arous-
es within you a desire to get up an l
throw things?
The Entire————-
Atlantic Coast
is made available for your summer outing by the
the very low fares in effect daily to Sept. 30th via
Michigan Central
NewYork Central
Niagara Falls Route
Round Trip from
GUTHRIE
Boston $54.85 New York $52.75
for tickets good returning within thirty days
Equally favorable fares to all other points in the
wide vacation land of New York, New England
and Canada. Liberal stop-over privileges and
optional rail and water routes are available.
Three of the six through trains of the Michigan
Central pass Niagara by daylight, stopping five
minutes for a view of the great cataract.
Tickets, Sleeping Car accommodations and full
information furnished on application to your
local agent, or to
C. C. MERRiLL, General Ag^nt Passenger Dept
Tenth & Walnut St , Kansas City, Mo
WARREN J LYNCH Pass. Traffic Mgr., Chicago
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sa!lee Held Them.
ST. LOUIS, July 21. Sail. ■■■ hHd Ihr
visitors safely throughout and receiv-
ed excellent support.
Score R.H.E.
St. Louis ....... 000 000 20'—2 2
New York 000 000 000—0 ti 2
Batteries—Sallee and Bresnahan;
Wiltse, Drucke and Meyers.
Summary—Base on balls Wilts- 2;
Sallee 2.
Struck out—Salle 1; Wiltse 1; Drucke
1.
Umpires—Hlgsley and Emslie.
Was Poor Fielding.
CINCINNATI. July 21.—Poor field-
ing by Cincinnati and opportun hit-
ting l>y Philadelphia allowed tin latter
to win today.
Score R.H.E.
Philadelphia 111 000 000—3 10 0
Cincinnati . 002 000 000—2 5 4
Batteries—Moore and Dooin; Rowan,
Gaspar and McLean.
Summary—Bases on balls—Moore ;
Rowan 2.
Struck out—Moore 5; Rowan 4.
Umpires—O'Day and Brennan.
A Brilliant Game.
CHICAGO, July 21.—Brown pitched
a brilliant game against Boston today
and won. St^lnfeldt made two singles
and a triple In three times at the bat.
Score R.H E.
Chicago 000 00?, 00*—6 0
Boston 000 000 000—0 9 1
Batteries—Brown and Kling; Frock,
Burke and Graham.
Summary—Bases on balls—Frock 1;
Burke 1: Brown 2.
Struck out—Brown
Umpires—Klem anil Kane.
—o—
"Pittsy" Took c V.
PITTSBURG. July 21—Pittsburg to-
day took both games <>f a double head
er easily from Brooklyn. Leach hi a
home run with bases full in the second
game.
First game:
Score
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
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at these prices
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$4.95
Solid Leather Suit Case with two straps
all around brass locks and bolts linen
lined $0.50 value today $4.95
Solid leather suit ease with leather lining
3 hinges, brass lock anil bolts two heavy
straps, very deep size 24 inch $10.00
value two days only $7.95
Leatheroid SuitGases Ml 4°
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leather lined full stock, heavy leather
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only $8.35
R.TT E.
102 110 0Q*—5 9 0
ioo ooo ooo— i r i
Batteries- Oamnltz and Gibson;
Rucker. Dessau, Bergin and Erwin
Summary--Bases on ball® -Camnitz
ti: Dessau 2.
Umpires -Johnstone and Eason.
Second game:
Score R.HE.
Pittsburg 001 040 11*—7 11 0
Brooklyn 000 000 000--0 S 0
Batteries—White and Gibson: Wil
helm. Knctzer and Erwin.
Summary TTome run—Leach
Bases on balls-i-Wilhelm 2: Knetzer
l'mplr«
-Ka
and Johnstone
LOWERED RECORD.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va . Jul> 21
At the anntial meeting of the automo-
bile club of this city this afternoon at
Shattuck Park. Barney Oldfield low-
red his mile record on a half mile
track of 1:06 1-2 to 1:0C flat. Ben
Kerscher. of New York, established a
world's two mile record of 2:24 for a
half mile trnck.
SWEARINGEN
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, GUTHM.
89c, 99c.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BUNCHED HITS.
WASHINGTON. July 21.—Wash
ington bunched hits on Link in
innings today and easily defeated
Cleveland.
Score: R.Il.E,
Washington ,<i40 000 04x—8 11 1
Cleveland 000 luo 000 1 1
Batteries—Reisiing and Beckcndorf;
Link and Easterlv.
Summary—Struck out—Link 2;
Reisiing 4.
Umpire—Perrlne.
—o—
SNOWED UNDER.
NEW YORK, July 21.—St. Louis
was overwhelmed nineteen to two to-
day by New York. Ray lasted but c
inning. New York getting five hits off
him.
Score: R.H.E
St. Louis 000 020 000— 2 7 S
New York 533 130 31x—19 13 0
Batteries—Ray, Bailey, • Kinsella,
Spade and Allen, Stephens and Kill!
fer: Vaughn and Mitchell.
Summary—Heme run— Wolter.
Struclcout Kinsella 3; Vaughn 4.
Bases on balls—Bailey 3: Kinsella 2
Spade2.
Umpires—Evans and Dineen.
—o—
SHUT OUT DETROIT.
BOSTON, July 21.—Boston shut out
Detroit today. Karger's home run was
the do. iding factor in the contest.
Score: R.H.E
Detroii 000 000 000—0 4 1
Boston 021 000 Olx—4
Batteries—Stroud and Stan.-
Karger and Carrigan.
Summary Home run—Karger and
Speakei.
Base." on balls—Stroud 2: Karger 4.
struck out Stroud 2: Karger 4.
Umpires—Connolly and Kerin.
—o—
WON IN EIGHT
PHILADELPHIA, Julv 21—The
isitors si..red ail their run sin the
'ighth inning on J. Collins* triple
Dougherty's single, a base on balls
tid an error bv Davis
Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia 000 011 000 -2 7 1
Batteries- Walsh and Sullivan:
Plank and Thomas.
Summary Home run—Barry.
Bases on balls—Plank i
Struck out -Walsh 5: Plank 7.
Umpires -Egan and O'Loughlin.
1 11
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.Solid leather suit case rxtra wide and
deep two strap all around light and dark
color brass lock and holts, rccnforced
corners fancy linen lining, shirtfold .+!).(«)
value two days <ml\ $6.95
$9.98
Solid leather bellows suit, cose, l'ull linen
lined with extra shirtfold, English side
brass lock and bolts steel frame -4 inch
and 12(i inch bath 1 im111 and dark color two
straps all aound $15.00 values two days
only $9.98
Japanese Club Bags made of Bamboo,
for picnic and traveling lunch baskets all
sizes on sale at 50c on the dollar .ONE-
HALF THICK
■i.te size for 1 To, 50c si/.e for 25cf 90c size
for 45c each on sale two days.
HON. ALAN BOYLE
rtJONI TNC LUMDON
>ok plunge of
OUTRAGE ON ARKANSAS REPUB
LICANS.
rom Globe-Democrat.
In twenty-nine of the seventy-seven |
juutics o' Arkansas the republr. .ins m
e deprived of any representation
own choice at the polls at th
• election in Sej tcnibt r A few Ja
the state board of election eonimia
•is, a11 of whom are democrat*.'
aid
PITCHER HAS BLACK EPE.
ST. LOUIS. July 31.—Pitcher Arthur
Raymond ami Manager McOraw of the
New York Nationals, clnsh' 1 here tn-
||;IV •'«" Pitcher Is Buffering frmn
adlioolored oD(ta a a reault When
lie reported at the hall park this aft' r-
noon his condition displeased MeCniw
who ordered him to remove his uni-
form. Rii.vmnnd refused, and a mix-up
was precipitated by McOraw, hem
which Raymond emrrifeii second best.
Later he removed ills uniform and left
tile club house.
HOW TO VOTE.
This amendment will ho submitted
to the people as State Question No. 9.
Initiative Petition No. in. and the hai-
n't 11 ti. of the same will appear upon
(he Pinto Hallo' of ouch political pnr-
■rcat live fire. . Win ng f< Cod
lowing: e list of candidates and. fol-
lowing he title in small type will ap-
pear the rds:
"For the Amendment."
Every voter who desires to vote
against the rmrndment mjst strike
out the words "For the Amendment"
with .. . encil. If he doas .t do this
his voto will ir every case be -ounted
for the amendment.
Voters are given no opportunity of
voting Yes or No. every ballot cast
on that day heing In fav« of the
amendment automatically unless the
voter narks cut the ds "Fo the
A-nenri:nent." which, under t •• Bp< «•
lal la-- passed by the legislature
the recent special session, to insure
the carrying of this amendment, ar
printed upon the ba"ot for the pur
pose of taking advantage of all ig
norant and cn ^lers voters.
The amendment itself will not np
pear on th • ballot but the ballot title
will be* at the bottom of the brllot nnd
following it the words "For the
Amendment" which must be marked
out with a Nad pencil so that they
will inpear exactly as they do at the
bottom of this page.
Remember too. that you must use a
load pencil to mark your vote on this
mondment and the regular stamp to
vote for your choice of candidates.
!o sure and have vour 1 ad pencil
with ,'ou and the first thing when
got in the booth look for the
words "For the Amendment" and
mark them out with a 'aeavy line so
they will look like this:
T* . . 1. \ . t -
—j—rn—nrn—. u . u i.hiiiv in.—
LAST SAD RITFS FO"? BILL.
From Muskogee Phoenix
The abuse of Pill Murray, democratic
uididale for governor, president of tho
institution"! convention and first speak-
r ef the house In the new state, i> - i he
Dally OklAhoman, le&diftg democrat!
r. shows the Inconsistency of demo"-
Three v. ars ago the Oklahoma:!
• lection judges for each precinct. I t *
republican o sanization asked that it do
allowed to nan., one of the three elec-
tion comum-doners in . a• !i county,
tlii.; county eounuisstoner select one ot
tiie judges at car i. precinct, and that the
judges at each precinct permit the re-
l i.bllcan judge to select one .if the e'ertw.
Tliia proposition was turned down by the
three democratic state officials on tne
state board, two of whom are running
for another term. They refused to alio v
any republican Judge or clerk recom-
mended in twenty-nine counties. These
counties are the ones in which the re-
publican partv has been growing and has
.i pn spo t of winning on a fair count.
Th average American likes fair piay.
It ib glaringly absent in the control >t
i lie election nachinery of Arkansas.
W lit*n candidates fur state offices name
cit • tumi judges for each county and
ai prove only democratic selections in
move than a third of the counties too
on- -:iidedin >8 of the arrangement can not
be misunderstood. Republicanism is
gr" • ,t,; Mi \r.vansas. At the genera*
'•b mi u! i: . i.■;.11hll* an vide was
i.vr or .-,.s per rent of the tota
vote cast. In Pulaski county, where
l.iitk Rock is lo atcd, Ihe democratic
marKin on president was but .'100. In tho
coming election tin republicans will bo
allowed but a el non officials of their
own choice at the polls. The demo-
i i iti< officials select them, Ignoring re-
piiblUan recommendations a strong
independent element 's opposed to sucn
nit1 od:~ and its disapproval will be felt
in the So| 'ember election. That Is the
place to make It count.
Jack Johnson «ays he refused to se I
out the tight for $260,000. No wonder
some people in Chkag i are talking j[
making Johnson an alderman.
Capadura quality is due to carefully selected,
rich leaf, made up by expert workmen in a
big, sanitary factory. Capadura condition is due to the
little individual humidor into
which the cigar is slipped fresh
from the maker'*
bench.
id its friends
erythlng lie e<
bitterly opP">
'ringed i whit
M .
dorsed. Today they are
ied to him. Bill hasn't
What. then. Is the trou-
Impossible
(or dust, mois-
ture or foreign
flavors to get
in. The nat-
ural oils that
make the
fragrance
can't get out.
bl< ? simply this- Murray Is flehtlng
Hie TTnsVc 11 machine and tho corrupt
rlnar that K* In charge of the democratic
pnrtv nnd the npflces of the slate. Pill
rein ed to "divv" with the gantr nnd now
Ihe (rang will undertake to prepare Pill
for Ills own funeral. The vole will de
•ide
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