Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 16, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 20, 1927 Page: 4 of 6
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SAPULPA HERALD
TUESDAY. SEPT. 20. 19?.7
“ MANAGER FLYNN CONFIDENT THAT HIS
Chicago (Joes | ^P0it Nummary PROTEGE has tactics to win title
m • -• t ..am9* I li n M jl
Hogwild Over
Surething Tip
Con e s pondence Ex-
change Authentic;
Betting Is Swinging
To Dempsey.
CHICAGO I’rt Sv.ili ,vy ‘-M 1
on tH** >‘x:!il - i t. will iih Iiilil Inr.
F,t’iy with : i ) rut t aiivi * of tin
Nr.\ Yrlk \nn r '!H igiiI Ilu> I’-t*
inn m | si tin N’<’« Yin l« »n 1 Ch:
n I I in'- : i" l" 1 1
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w . plaint: I i Lil the fir «
v . in in tin1 .V'llonU Leaetie • Ity
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a!.til m.
, By Henry L. Farrell
il iilte.i l*rr*n .Staff I’oirpni'otuhnt)
Chicago, s in. 2o. i» oi t. > »:::
win in three foun ts it that foPi.-.v will
flu.it. If he K< tn i Ihr ill"v li I'.ke
lie alway, ili : s ' n •' t.il; I "imi v
v n or r'Kll't rt iimia ”
CIIAKLOT I'K, X. < Av ri . w
l to vi nil is j n limit. I' 'I"- 8* *PP '
j \jic r r ' il w ;i llie 100 mi le mi..
mob'.! uw wt ( iwTtotte,
By C. C. Nicolet ( li:
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•ho loiidjtioii of (i.n. Timm, ami _ oriAV*4 heroFS
Iih i lunaiw v, >11 the Hole " YESTERDAYS HEROES
:,n,| i'i.itun of Injun,non 'Ml'-; With Ho winning streak of *.
r, , t v> ■ v1hint connfi tr.l With the I, ,dinK Pitatfs lirokfii thauks t,i the
1,. ivvw.ipht chnmiiionslilp i-.ilpi-.s an i Daz/.y \aui thi* N |
Nolit; ly who know s Is talkin.; a. Yo k ami St Louis teams of I
-.1! In It anything, ami ev< ylioily National laayif took new hope tt
tin, ho, sn t know is talk,ns lot- d.y „f overtaking IMUnhnrgh WoWj
..li nt everything.
j Thin is the p: . -bitlle itit.li Jon if
; lam I ’ Flynn. in.no nr if t ' ■ iih '
mi*;,'on whi is to iitem: t Thursday
I nis'tt (._> rexajfl till1 li'.le he lost in
(hue Tunnry la, year.
"Ar I if yt it think I am Just spoilt-
ilr: ‘ f Flynn m imte<l. "I m
eilway v " v 'it a slip for $35.IM)l» Hi. t I
... jUlll_v I., Bovto sue - ,1 ! In Itl l> ■Ittp-'A I wool 1 have veil
ip i vi ii motley hut Ib * stick* rs <j? crcd Tuuiu ) s
im e gilt io five iinil I w' n t take a«l
\ am age of a sic ker "
'1 ,, ! lie jocks nrv .f t I ie r;• ■
» ii re III mi»h• •>• ha been traili-
ng. ;lr- .- .1 ,ilt \- ml t •• cc in 1
In ilie eLvkers and the t avis,
|V tixiliiv.s uiul tae men who
,i> w l ie awn r. run 11(1 t-i • < hi
mei;.i.- have Kom> oil Ueinp.- to
th • ’.is dime.
All of this means p, ,• It ii’-1 in cue
vt ;. T.u. n ;y cl! It-e the r lie s
inn finite certain if they do los
I’n) will not Kimii
Mutiiv talks,. Hu: . .1 old say ns
;ml It is not on record that
gfurcclate* an* *' aylri 1
love elicit
hate each
Dempsey and Tunttey
other like brothers and
mil r like wildcats.
The exchange of hitter correspond
in, ■ lift ween I hem is straight ‘tufi
mnl is a publicity dodge to help the
ticket sale.
Tunney’s Eye Injured
the rapidly approaching end of the,
. eison. The standing today
Pittsburgh
New York
HI. lauds
\v
.87
Ho
.84
1.
64
69
r.»
iPct
.617
r.ttt,
.587
Vance was Invincible against the
Pirates vesterlay- He limited them
i,, six hits and although Carmen
T,uim x is almost blind la '-ne >'>•■ 11HI allowed the Dolgers only .even
and his condition Is superb. hits, they were good for three runs
Iiciniisi v is a hullower shell thar score was ML
ever aid is at the peak of his career. A wild fourth inning «n
"i al,y s.‘..... ' utter i, th N,.w York cured six runs oft kolp
sit in any barber shop or hotel A at..... the Gl ints on a Id 6 victory
lobby and you will be assured il over Cincinnati. • . I
,11 |hose curious paradoxes a dozen Alter going scoreless for three in-
nine! ii in hour ' , rings the Gardinals refused to take
\ sml 1 • n report gained clrcula swetlnnirs delivery seriously a
C|i,a Iasi night that huge sums of ,h,. „eXt inning at but scon I 1-
i,v money were being brought nins. rite filial score was 1-■>
„ i, oni Hi middle west, fhr wes’ Art Nehf. who was suppesed to
niui south and one newspaper pro have been "through”, when he w e
.ncicil It duv that Dempsey and TuU _ fclecsed by Cincinnati a few wee .
„cv would go into tile ring with the ,,KOi .hut out the Graves In his lirs ,
i .iling even or possibly with Hemp- H!a,-| jn a Cub uniform. I he si or
sey all olds mi favorite The uni_ uf the game was ii-0.
oflielal odds were still
around 7-5
iin 'l’iinney. although then was not
inach Tunney money at that price
ml in small amounts at any rate.
There were rumors of many big bets,
Imt none could lie traced In an authen-
tic source.
Ticket Rumor* Abroad
Another entirely unsubstantiated
rumor that circulated widely today
was that the ticket sale was less
than Jl.5d0.du0 and that Tunney was
lor,inning to be worried over the
million he was supposed to receive.
]( seemed to be fairly certain
that at least »5t)0,0dd of the predict
id $:i00tt,OOP gate had uot been col-
lected'. hut the ticket sale unqUeH , W(,""-£11
tpitiably was picking up under the
influence of the always successful
-gi.ldge tight" rt ports If Hickari
is worried he does not show It. j [( TH|)y
I Ruth
I
Women T Europe who w It a ,
ntnoke stronger than a cw,.mtte are:
choosing mild Igarw rather ih.ut pi|s -.'
BASEQALL GAMES TODAY
National League
Prooklytt at Pittsburgh,
lln.tun o' Chicago.
Philadelphia at i'L Louis.
Only games today
American League
St. l,o.ii at Philadelphia, twins. I
Hermit at Itoston. twins.
Only giinu s today.
BASEBALL’S BIG FIVE
singles !
Horuj by made two
e fini, s a* b t
R i »i a
ut t'f five tint
Ruth, Gtthrli;, Cobh and
Speaker
I’I.h ers
'llickura V.'lT''
All 11
55d 208
18! 175
..........527 Itm
..........187 174
Speaikf r .............517 169
P : HR
:’,77 45
5
24
54
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Aufti.dia is spending $1,000,000 in
__________ (i nducting citizen1' training camps
Old newspapeis for sale at Herald th s year.
When There Is Batter Coffee Roasted and
Blended Shearer Will Know It and S<J Will
YOU
I tty can Seal Brand coffee....................
?. rt) can Seal Brand coffee....................
3 rt) can Seal Brand coffee...................$1.05
5 !b can Seal Brand coffee...................$2.65
I rt) pkg Altura blend coffee...................49c
I lb pk$; Circle blend coffee...................44c
l lb pkg fancy Santos blend coffee..............35c
3 tbs fancy Peaberry coffee..................$1.00
5 pounds yellow dry or.ions ....................25c
Peck fancy yellow sweet potatoes ..............35c
Peck fancy mangoe peppers ...................48c
Peck fancy Colorado red potatoes...............431-
Peck Kaw Valley white potatoes................33c
Best quality hams and bacon, no second grade
Half or whole ham. per pound.................28c
Raths sugar cured box bacon ...................45c
Paths sugar cured, 6 to 8 lb average bacon
Half or whole side, per lb....................38c
Frierds we have cheap bacon if you want it but why not
buy the best for such a little difference
Bockwurst. The first of the fall season, Bockwurst home-
made pure pork sausage, link or bulk
NUTS. 2 lb fancy English walnuts for............79c
New cranberries, hot shot, quart .................21c
Fancy peaches, Elberta, basket .................38c
2 lbs California Tokay grapes .................35c
I dozen 360 size lemons .....................49c
1 crate blue plums for preserving..............$1.35
Concord grapes, eating pears, bananas, oranges, grape
fruit, cantaloupes, watermelons and honey dew melons
3 tbs fancy green beans for ....................27c
2 quart basket fancy tomatoes for ..............29c
Michigan bleached celery, 2 for ................29c
Turnips, mustard, beets, carrots, parsnips, cabbage, egg-
plant, cauliflower, head and leaf lettuce, okra and black
eye peas
These prices are good for Wednesday and Thursday, sub-
ject to stock unsold. Be sure, buy today
;'ir-i- uplnious with mm h m m-v. It
mu-' lit- unit erwt coil, however, that
in ilip iviliie ,(inio*phert* of the Tun-
ncy camp is backing the bo-s in se-
cret.
Gelling il wn to a: tm,I convert it ion.
I), im surely look like tlv wiu-
ii-i' It,- U better by a mile Phan In*
« s 11 t year He is physically an I
n:;T. a 'v better an I lie has the in-plra-
I ;i ■' mbit'on : hat he ,li|l not have
l-i,: year. He Wi-s the cham;ion last
> ,r ami he was | in mil of his chunp-
iar’siiip. He has anil he »how|- it
in every move 4he urge that lie hs'l
in Toledo when most everyone said
h had it chance to ln-at the Giant
Will ji-1.
After wtnt.'hlng the two ccnte»tan:s n
in ■ e'r training the work f Denvpsey
study i, in as he r-MKirt-<1 IL .n • V
had much more life* in his training.
Tiirnev iroked lazy and lioreil. Tun-
ii, . gave the impression that he would
p t for 'to have a an-oil iwv,k In "r m
if him 'lid a couple , f millionaires 40
study h i m as he reposed. Demysey
worki | and . taliii*ii like f.».* on 3
fighter in the ,'.ri.- t( vy f Gt" game who j
c uid draw a million dollars an I more j
every time he wanted to fight.
JUDGE REMOVES
‘FIGHT THREAT’
CHICAGO. Sept. 2tt (IP) Anodhsr i
ilire a’ to the D* it: sev-Tunney die ivy-
weight ch, mpion hip fiirttt w.u remov-,
oil today when Federal Judge UnW
A Ca,| -Titer di-missed an appl: aiion
tor ,n Injunction rti.rn-i t■> * 1 11
filed by ihe Rev. I£ mer Wi • ,
W'liiam- chui il ho'diiw 'he tigat
in Sol.lilts Field W till vie I • the
e involved in tre.ilon of that
failium. He also (-intended
he mat: h wa herald si .,s a
legal boxing match but « I'd a uully
be a "brutal and illegal prize tight.
OFFICERS SEEK JAIL BREAKERS
Mi AI FJSTRR, OKI i.. 8' l'1 ‘LP*
- 0. ;a: I'-s of laitlmcr county, t ruth-
t ist. ii here were .ear aim today
fix I. uev utv i rison, , - * ■ '
sawed their way cut of tin -uuntv
jai! .1 WlllmKiii this mornmg. Hlc-i't-
hoivnds tiro in tihe rate P1''-1 11 ‘‘e
wfTP suit * • llburt n. ^
Great Art
Exhibit
CLAUDE C.
TAYLOR
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
INSURANCE & MONEY LOANS
418 CLAYTON
BUILDING
PHONE
333
ACCREDITED
High school course in two years
You study in your own home.
For information address
X care Herald
NOTICE
You will get more miles for iev*
money if you will use gas and
oil sold by C. A. Perrin.
CONTINENTAL GARAGE
600 East Lee Street
Also tire and tube work done
phones
1309
1301
1302
R. T. SHEARER
Good Things to Eat and Drink
120
.Oast
Dewey
Avenue
DOUGLAS F. YOUNG
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone 285 Ree. 1752
10-11 Denton Bldg
LIFE, HEALTH and
ACCIDENT
See Me for Yorr
Insurance Needs
Mr. F. P. Frisch
Nationally Known
Pastel Artist
Will work in our window
Starting Wednesday
See his wonderful exhibit
of art
$
Cowman-Hughes
Company
Across From Court House
JUST RECEIVED JUST RECEIVED
Ladies the now fall shoes are here now to meet with
your approval.» Browns, tans, black patent, black kid,
black satin in the newest patterns, consisting of ties,
straps, pumps and oxford effects. Very moderately priced
$4.95 * $10.00
See Our Window Display
1000 pairs of men s dress shoes and oxfords, consisting
of the new fall shades of tan and brown. B ack too, is a
predominating color. They are here for your inspection.
Priced at
$5.00 $6.85 $7.50
See Our W'indow Display
BUSTER BROWN
Children s shoes
priced at
$1.50 $1.95
$2.45 $2.95
$3.45 $3.95
What FOOTWEAR
Will Your Children Have?
No matter what style or color combination you will find
just what your child needs, when you select from our big
stock of children's new fall footwear
Oklahoma Shoe Co.
Between Kress and Woolworth
MOTHER’S
We take special
care in fitting
children’s shoes. We
invite.you to visit
our store and *ee
the large selections
we have to offer
you
A Buying Guide
■QEFORE you order dinner at a restaurant, you con-
D suit the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by
motor car, you pore over road maps. Before you start on
a shopping trip, you should consult the advertisements
in this paper. For the same reasons!
The advertising columns are a buying guide to you
in the purchase of everything you need—including
amusement! A guide that saves your time and conserves
your energy; that saves useless steps and guards against
false ones; that puts the s-t r e-t-c-h in family budgets.
The advertisements in this paper are so interesting,
it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them. fail
to profit by them. Just check with yourself and be sure
that you are reading the advertiements regularly—the
big ones and the little ones. It is time well spent. . always
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Avoid time-wasting, money-wasting detours
on the road to merchandise value. Read
the advertising “road maps”
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 16, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 20, 1927, newspaper, September 20, 1927; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1523112/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.