Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 280, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 31, 1923 Page: 4 of 6
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RAPS PLENTIFUL
ON YESTERDAY’S
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I plum With the Yanks in the TntalM ..........43 24 27 12
HELD DAY CARD'H? A • “?'* * V!Ig*.• J5« S S1
rlt.L.L' Ur\ 1 Muskogee. Summary: Rum Willis 3, Kelly.
--„11B„n I \u >1 PO A Scott 2, Kllppln 3. Cleveland. Funk 3.
YANKS TAKE IT FROM MU8KO- | AH M » O _____w~## u.Awn o n«onu HnlftV.
Dye Old Dress
Sport Summary
GEE 17 T0 14; HITS
TALLtD 40.
I Harley, cf
! Olgort, fis .
- ; farngan, 2b, cf
unn eight rutiH In the ciglifh ' lay brook, ib
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I Krankcnhoff, Brown 2. Owens. Haley,
r> | Corrigan, Branchle 2, Hoffman 2.
T Wiurol 2, Forrest 3, Hush 2. It cm pc
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NEW YORK Babe Until dosed l,p fnd'mmdence
again In his drive for the American |»«P« P»«
Dengue hatting championship when
he got on.' hit in three times up
STANDING OF THE TEAMS^ -low^ l2 000; fairly active t0 trad- \ ~ in
IK .692 er and shipper ; strong to 10c high Or Drapery 111
Sapulpa ■ g ■»<,*> i r with yesterdays avjyuge; hulk de-
Hutchlnson .............18 .? -V7 lef V.V1 Too™ o«n m.md averages
I Topeka,
] Muskogee
I .Sallna
er wun yesieruMj" “■ ------
IS 10 .fil e Hirable 180_ to 260 pound average-
.12 12 .500
12 14 462
.12 14 462 ; most
. 8 18 308
Diamond Dye*
wetiel, if
Forrest, c .
Hush, p. • ■
Qdln, p ...
Hunter, rf
itempe, jib
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Sapulpn —
Willis, lb ....
Kelly, b -----
Scott, rf ....
ntppln, ss ..
Cleveland, 3h
Krankcnhoff, If
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... IT to I*. The WMIor.
4 runs In the opening Inning, and 4 n
the third giving them a 6 run lead
Wills seoreil flrat for the home
when he knocked a homer In »•
opening Inning. Kunk scored “"other
run in Hie second on Owen’s
flee fly in center field after Pom*
H two bagger In left field.
After two scoreless innings
Yanks rallied I" 'he fifth with four
runs, the fourth inning being
onh one of Hie game In which
neither tenm scored. The
seoreil three runs In the first
fifth holding n nine-fun lead over I he , . ..
Yanks nt the beginning of the msi |tmw„. rf
half or the inning, Kelly, first at hut. I Parrott. rr
landed a single 1“ ‘’ent-r field n nk
in,. |t to secand when Scott took a .
I...... hull and comlnr home on —
Kllp .in left field hit. With Hen on » -
third and Flippln on second Cleve-
land made the first out on a sacrifice
fiv to i liter scoring Scott. Flippln
came in on Funk’s three bagger m |
deep center, the batter scoring on'
nrown’l single to left. Brown, who
took I’srrett's place for the remain , .
rter of Hie game was lulled out a |
the plate while Owens reached sec- I
ond on a right field hit. 1
Both teams scored two runs in ,
sixth Willis, Yanks' first baseman j
getting his second homer of the r
day Scot I got a single in left "»|
.,ii. |- i;e||\ pul a fly In 'he sum • »
lot for an out. Flippln "f'
knocked one to second for an om
at first letting Scott lo second when
the second 'baseman tolled In an "
i, mid to tag him between base* for
„ double play Cleveland scored
i, thive-bagger in center hut tolled
rem it home when prankenhoff crack-
ml out to Hie pitcher.
vfter holding Hie visitors score
less the first Of the aovenih U»
Yanks continued lo tally. rui.a
started for the Yanks with n single
to right, and was forced nut at acc-
( nd when Brown knocked one to
Short Slop Owens sacrificed. Brown
,m.i the latter reaching tb'rd
„„ \v,Ills’ lufield hit to short sinp-
I, looked like the lulling was over
xvlo• o Kelly i«">k three swats Without
liming (he hull but things are no'
nlwav- what iliev look like In a HB-
,„ilp„ II came. The catcher dropped
the lmII and ,K**IIv heeded the urgent
request to run It out. reaching sc-
ond base on an overthrow to hr:.),
..... ,-inr lirnwn and geltlmr W Hits to
third. Seott fanned and was put °
o» r»..i game hv the omnlre when he
objected to the decision Ad»ir was
,.os*ed in center for the remainder
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The score hoard registered nnotn
or , lr,.|.. for lr<’Sders 'n the 8Hl
tnvvaders In Ihe idghth. with
two round -iin-V, 'n sh-me of *' »•*
nr,, s for the Yanks Ftlnpln
tV most eventful inninR of
gam., with a walk In first. Cleveland
riolo<| . single to l»'t '"nving M'P-
pin lo the next base nnd ITanken.
hofr filled the bags with abKpeaiml
horf filled the hags with a rik"'
field hit. FuAk missed m“6l“ir 'be
f'r«t out when the right ,,p|
mailed Hie fly he dropped to "»n>.
g..»riP* F'lppln end leaving the bases
still flUeil Ceveland made It nom
on Itrown’s In field hit to MOOWd tor
a single Owens tied Ills «wa
with a two-bagger to right scoring
Krankcnhoff anil Funk, "artiera n,,w
fielder failed to function on Will'*
homer over the left fto'd fence chalk
big three scores which Hpolled
toi’v for the home «*>"h. nnd
tl,.. first basauum't halting average
look good with three four baggers "»
one day. With "one down and "‘'v‘‘h
riiiij in Adair wus put out at first
and Kelly amused the short stoo and
third base man with n game f
The Yanks tallied their seventeenth
and last score when Cleveland scored
Flippln from second on a lef ‘'
hit. The Invaders finnlly got
twelfth hatter of the Inning °"t
first on a l»H *" "hort stop
Aliiskogpii scored the last run
the game with two down on a hit 1"
ru.,ti| Held Brown made the last P"' |
out of 'he day when he strolled under Y
» long left field fly terminating Hie 1
Ramp. I
The Yanks end the second «cr.e.- j i
with Hie Soldiers this afternoon, ink- ^
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U’.'i/'t 2, Forrest ... Husn z. iieinpe he got on. nu in inn"'
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‘ U„ .uchle Three base hits -Forrest, I .Jim. The Babe Is three homers hack
Oxv'ns. Kunk. 4’leveland, W< t*el. Two 0f Cy Williams, who has 27
1! base lilts Carr lean. Itrsuchle, Hoff | -
mail Kunk. Kllppln 2, Rush, Forrest, .
Cleveland. Owens Rocrlflcc hits ' HONOON.Augle^ R»tner. : New
srn,,crrr,ie.soo^. ^ »■<>* * ^
4 off Rush 3, off Quinn 1. Stolen I bout.
has day brook, WeUel 2, Forrest. -
Willis. I.eft on bases .Muskogee' w V()|tK tv first of the try
8, Sapulpa 11. Karnod runs Musko- H tor th(1 American Havis cuP
gee 12, Sapulpa 14 Wild pitch , ((i,|m y h(, h,.|,i here n.'xt Sunday
Hush Hit bv pitcher Hoffman by ■ , , „vf.r playera for the doubles
Owens. Time of game- 2:20. Empire I ,.„mmittee will watch the Kinsey
Wlllarson brothers against William J°,,;nKl<’1)
----— and Clarence Orlffin and 'ln‘£nu
’ Richards and Francis Hunter agalnt"
$7.15 to $7.20; tor $7.25; packers, --
to ’■> lower: mostly steady; top Don't wonder whether you *“ y
lasss
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_____ thing, become like new aguin. just
baptist BOYS WIN tell your druggist whether the ma-
TUe 13 year old Baptist Special terlal you wish to dye Is wool o
defeated the team of the second s|lk, or whether It 1b Hn“n.
1 Baptist church by a score of 18 to 6 or mixed goods. Diamond >-es n
!n a baseball game on the Woodtawn .freak, spot, fade, or run.— Adv.
I diamond yesterday afternoon. —s
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
At Independence 1, Topka 2.
At Hutchlnsou 11. RaRna 12.
At Sapulpa 17, Muskogee 14
At Bartlesville 8, Cofleyville .
TODAY’S CAMES
Topeka at Independence.
Sallna at Hutchinson.
-Muskogee at Sapulpa.
Coffeyvllle at Bartlesville.
KANSAS CITY, Mo„ July 31—! rye, N. Y.-€ourt« at. the West
Cattle, 17,000; calves, 1,000; lxetter I ohettPi- niltmor** club were ho soft
grades beef steers strong to l.»c ypHter(Uy that the final round for the
f t. . . 1.. 4,x.v 7r»* hulk other tnnniu d'hlimninnHDII)
tnuaes ueei "r* .C
higer; early top $10.75; bulk other
sales 10.00 to 10.50; other classes
steers slow; few early sules better
grades around steady; hulls steady;
calves steady; stockers and feeders
yesterday that the final round for the ;
Ne wYork state tennis championship j
belt ween Mrs. Molla Maullory, na-
tional champion, nnd Miss Helen ,
Wils, young California star, had to
j,, post poned nllMj__imxl_^]^bD^
Diamond Dyes
Sold by
Cowman’s Pharmacy
Inc.
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Don’t Be a
Ready-Made Man
1 lave your measure taken by an expert.
Mr. H. D. BEAL
State representative for the Chicago Kahn Brothers,
made to measure clothes for men will be with us 2 days.
W ednesday
and
Thursday
Of this week.
Satisfaction and fit guaranteed. Deliveries to suit your
convenience.
Over 200 patterns to select trom. Price ranges
$30 to $60
Pain From Sore,
Aching Joints
What 1* rheumatism? T*ln o'*-
Hf Jacobs Oil will stop uuy pain so
‘‘"no^ov'cmc In fifty rsquirwi >» '
tornal treatment K"h *'
pend rating St. Jambs Oil direr 1)
upon th„ tender spot *n,l relief)
,-..m.'s inslnnily. St. Jacobs Oil. J*.
, harmless rh.'umaiisni a“d
lliilineiit, which never disappoIntM
and can not burn the “k‘n- ,,
limber upt <1“" /omplalnlng^
i;,.| a small irbil bottle from your
■ Iran I t. and In Just a
. ..ii’ll lm free from rheumatic and
i 1-11111,. pain, soreness stiffucss ao>-
. , n,nv Don’t suffer! _ Relief
„ at- y»t. Old. honest rtt. Jacobs
OH ha cured millions of f1";""1;'
, , , .offerers in the last hnlf 'fna
i,„, t,ni| I* Just as good for solat ia
inalglii. liimliago. backache, apralns
and swi lllngs.— Adv.
St. Jacob’s Oils
Sold by
Cowman’s Pharmacy
Inc.
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Well old pal I had a dip in the
old ocean at Atlantic City thl*
A M and it i« (Teat aport aa Ihe
wave* pretty near knocks vou
down but you got to keep your
mouth and eye* shut aa the
water in this ocean is salt and
hurts if you get any of it In your
eyes and mouth. They was a
10t«> pretty gal* on the beach
and one of them kept eyeing me
hut I five her a cold look and
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 280, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 31, 1923, newspaper, July 31, 1923; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1520192/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.