Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 101, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 3, 1929 Page: 3 of 8
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WEDNESDAY. JOLT 4 1I3S
CHICKA5HA DAILY EXPRESS. CHICK ASHA'. OKLAHOMA4
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A-MANY MANAGERS
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Pm to Item ia Wtot at -
IMj. Ootag to Bullaf . ..
(PrThslaodririrmO :
Hew Text My lBemuied about
Ky . i'.Bkthon' Of B8MIH1 Mil
rhnwiinf appears dmtinwi to atom
la tha midst of plenty.
- Jot when the
vrdghtY atoek baa gone sky-high he-
canea at hk.viek yam Paulino
Vacadun Schmellngi Uni with Ida
one time manager Arthur Buslov
has pared its head acain to threaten
not ' only Herr Max's peaea of mind
hot briny eaminys as writ
With tha PauHno-fchmellng flyht
out at the way and charity tha
richer therefor the Mew Task Mate
Athtetto Cwirnitartnn has decreed that
. Bchmellny now must lull in a con-
tract signed by Buriow with Hum-
bert Bugur to fight FhU Seott of
Sngtand. at BbbetU Field Brooklyn.
August 1.
. Hchmrtlng hea said toe and again
that Bo never would go through with
any match arranged by Buehnr.
Bather he said he would return
11 to Oennany and await for Ida ecn-
. traet with Buctow to expire in Oe-
- tober of ino. Tin German may
reconsider oat statement when It is
: pointed out to him that ho now Is
riding tha-crest of the -wave. A
fickle ' fight publio probably would
Bare another heavyweight hero to
worship by that time ?
Whatem the Ocrman decides to
do it seems that Madison Square
r Garden's plana for n bout between
Brtinwiitng and Jack Sharkey hen
In September mart be abridpsted.
I Sbarkey ie bound to the Oardea wn-
V til July IS' when an opponent '' tor
tha September bout must be named.
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" WyTto Jmirlrtri Psto)
With the Indiana .'leading tha
league by a aeant margin Gklahewia
City and'Tuta epon-n -.four game
(Fourth' of July' aeries at WHtern
League Park la Oklahoma City today.
? Tha Indiana and OUets play one
' game today two tomorrow and finish
tha aeries with a singta game Friday.
Virtually In a tie tor lint place the
T-wtns haw a point ;lead cm
their state rivals. .
Both team were Idle yeetorday.-
Each returned hers aftor a aueeare
fid Invasion of tha northern meter
of the gear chcuit Oklahoma City
won la of tha 14 gaam on tha
road while tbs Otlera won B and
jost-g.- . . -f-:- .
Omaha battUng ferodousty for lint
placa in the . teams dropped a half
game to tho Oklahonm toama yea-
i today when tha Crickets wan beaten
to 4 by -Da Moines. Tha ganw
was decided In the eleventh faming. -Demr
want hog wild to aeon
eleven runs in tha aarsnth Inning
and consequently the Bears whipped
.. Pueblo IB to 1L DenWk batters
bad II htta rhalkad up to their
ENGLAND PEELS SHOCK
- (tonete-Hetdfteto
i Oloneeeter England My Ha
. earth tremor testing three
was felt in the Form of Dean
trld at t:M p m yesterday. It
was aooompenlwd by a low rumbling
- sound and earned some alarm
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'LEAGUELOTS
Trim at Oktehema City.
Topeka at Wichita.
Omaha at D Moines.
Denm at :
Chicago at Cterotand.
Detroit at EL Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at NBw Task.
HsHsbbI Leagsa
New Task at
Clnrtnnstl at
at. Loula at PtttOburgh.
Only S games scheduled.
LoutavUls at Toledo. .
Indianapolis at Columbus. .
MllwaukM at at Pad. .
City at MbmapoUa
Hraimwmt at Waco.
Bn AiftwiiVi
Port worth at Dalka.
Wichita Fxlls at Shreveport.
Wa
Springfield at
Shawnee at Independnee. .
Port Bmtth at Muskogee
Round
Trip
Tickets
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to any point our. the
Frisco Una within IN
mites of this station.
Minimum round-trip
fare $IA4
BASEBALL
League
. Wan Lost Put
. I g IAN
Shrsvepart 1 I IAN
Warn . . . I " t . IAN
11 IAN
m I 1 AN
Beaumont ......... Oi1 .AN
Port Worth 1 AN
Wlehlta Pella t 1 AN
WOn Lost Pet
City ..'..t:.. N 23 401
4T M . - AN
8t Paul 41 . 33 -API
Iwrttenapolla S4 ft - Alt
Louisville SI - SB .. AN
Oobunhui SO 43 AIT
Tstedo 3 43.JTS
MSwaukeo . ..... ... 34 44 - AH
. . ; Won Loot . Pot
Birmingham . ...... 44 37 AN
Msw Orleans 43 - U AN
Nhshvms a : M : A30
37 ' 413
I 33 S3 AN
Little Rock'. 36 43 . AN
Mobile . 12 . 43 ASS
Chattanooga . -SB .44 .AN
WOn Loot Pot
........ I 0 IAN
Joplin . 1 'IAN
Ghawnw . .t........ I -t 1AOO
Post Smith ... ...... . g -X AN
Springfield .1 AN
0 . 1 AN
. EUULTS TESTEBDAT
NsHsmsI League
New York; g-S. Boston 3-4-V
Pittsburgh A Bt Louta .
Chicago t Cincinnati 4 (11 in-
nlngs). Only
New York 4 Boston S (10 Innings).
Phllaitelplito T-4 Washington 4-L
Cteveland 4-lb Chicago 3-4 (IB In-
nings). Detroit . 1 8t Louis 4.
' Tens League .
Da)as 14 VOrt Worth A .
Beaumont 4 Warn T.
ahreveport 4 Wichita VUli 4
Ban Antonio 4 Houston 4
Minneapolis M Yen Ctty 4-4.
MUwaukm 4. Bt Paul 4
Toledo 4 Louisville 4.
Ootambue T Indianapolis 4
Atlanta 4 Mobile 4
' Btrmlngham 14 Haw Orleans L
Little Hock 4 Memphis 4
Chattanooga f Nashville 4
. Mintages 4 Itrt Bmlth 0.
Joplin 4 Springfield 4
Bhawnoa 4 lUdspendsnea 4 "
' - OLDEST EMPLOYE DEAD
. (bribe ikMhto
. Bhsnectady. N. Te-wmiaai
Andrews who was the oidert em-
ploye of tha General Eteetrla com-
pany. Is dead. He tend to be S3
demits canesr eontnetad white -pertmentlng
with s-xay tubes is
Edith Flacler C. R D. C.
. Chirojnractor
Associates: Dr. Mary 4 Beckwith
ET. William 4 Piaster
X-Raj Lsbontory
' Calbro MacnowBYS
Radloatca
no Chkhattia ave. Phone 1S0T
Go
Saturday or Sunday
Be Home
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12:00 Midnight
iday
Round Trip Fares
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Ask the Frisco Agent
BABEHUNTWINS
SNYDER BATTLE
(by Tbs AenrieM Pnte)
Tutea OkhL. My 3-Babc Hunt
atranrieg Ponca City yoath stUl wag
prone today In southwestern
heavy weight circles by virtue of a
decision last night ' ever his out-
standing rival for aeettonal honors.
Angus Bnyfler. of Dodge City Kan-
mu. Their bout went the full twelve
rounds and the dadataa was awarded
by ."Long Count Dave Barry af Chl-
It was As fourth time the youth-
ful giants had met and Hunt's sec-
ond decision byto had won one
decision in rathe babs and one
fight was a dmw. .
Bang apparently frowned upon
Bnydsrt dwWng taettea. He warned
to about hitting white emaghig
from ellnehea. Snyder started to
furiously with Om first gong with
the evident Intention of Immolating
mt but got the went of the
deal from the left Jabe served off tha
Babe's long ana.- Later Snydsr be-
came men wary and at least thras
rounds wesw deekMy hta.
Then wars no knockdowns. Bata
opened up a long cut om Snyder's
eys In tha third sound and need
tha sore spot for a target for hta
jabbing left the remainder of tha
taut.
Fights Last Night
" (by Tbs teelsM PneS)
Chicago A1 Friedman Boston
knocked out Walter Madey Chicago
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Philadelphia Jimmy Bytne Ken-
tucky outoainted George Cook Aus-
tralia 14 Ted Bandwlna Bioux city.
Iowa stopped Harry Dillon Omaha
Neb. 4 "
Tulsa Babe Hunt Ponca City
outpointed Angus - Snyder Dodge
City. Kan (13).
ItuHanapoBs Vincent Hambright
WncInnaM. outpointed Louis Invelte
Anderson va (II).
Los Angelm Yale Okun New
York technically knnotad out Xbek
Danish MlnnoepoUa (I).
Whisky Exports :
Off Diving June
(by The ISMdeM nato
Wtedsor (hit July 3. Unofficial
expert flgurm published today showed
a decrease of 340N eases during
Juna om tho pseeedlng month Hi
the amount of liquor and beer ship-
ped from - Canadian export docks
along the Detroit rim. . .
In May 40N eeaea were Cleared
and In Jons 43AM cases. .
During PMrwary liquor and beer
vrtusd at -B1A143N - was exported
In March tha amount Jumped to
34NTA3X. April I1AT4N4 The
of cases In April was T1A04
QUAKE SHOCKS PELT
-(bribe iMiristiil Fiete)
Barbara OaL July t. Two
aarthquate shocks were felt hers
at 1:40 a. m today. Both wen
aght and resulted In no
666
fen
Gilds Grippe Flu
Dengue Bilious Fever
and Malaria.
I Is tots
; Economical
Why to BaOd to Witt
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Stan of Tennis
Courts Ready To
Play at Chicago
(by Tbs JascMet End -Chicago
Jtdy 4 Outstanding
players from all sections of . tha
country win compete in the national
tntersectknal team tennis tournament
at the Chicago Town and Country
dub Jttly II 14 IS and 14
Each section will enter a team
of two men who win engage In two
eontete. Tha tournament win be con-
ducted on the elimination plan and
will be spanned fay tha western
lawn tennis assnrlatlon.
Tha east la to be rspwmnted by
Julius BeHgson and X. H. McCauBff
tha aouth by D. K. Murray Jr and
either Clifford Sutar or Bryant M.
Grant t;ha Mtiilwlppl Valley - by
Harris OoggtehaU and Wray Brown
and. CaUfamia by Keith Otedhffl and
a partner to bo selected. Berkeley
Beh Texas star may ba ona of tha
npresentatlvM of his section. The
mid-watem arieettona have not yet
Cowboy and Indian ..
Program on July 4
Craterville Park
' Craterville Park Okla July 4
Btarttng today and running through
the afternoon of July 4 an extensive
program of Cowboy and Indian
sports wittte tha principal attrae-
tlona at tha Indian fair grounds here.
.'The events include cowboy stunts
inch as calf toping wild steer riding
wild sow milking with other features
will ba the series of raea which
corapriee'a card of six running races
both white and Indian. The non
win be on tha trade to front of tha
grandstand white the cowboy events
will be staged in tha infield all In
the best outdoor natural arena In
the southwest
Frank Bush owner ' of Craterville
Park will drive a vild atm to his
own "Cowtey chariot" each day.
Swimming skating rink and free
camp grounds tot picnic parties also
will ba available.
. HEADS SOCIAL WOBEZBS
. . (br Ibt Aiwtetto Vem - -Ban
Frandsco July 4 Or. Miriam
Van Waten referee of tha Los An-
gela Juvenile court Ess been elected
president at the national conference
at social wartare by a majority at
one vote om C. M. Bookman execu-
tive secretary at tha Cincinnati coun-
cil of Mdal agencies resUIta of the
annual election wan announced last
night . .
MALARIA
Malaria! poisons in tha Mood cello
destroy amss; and lower Vitality.
Those who have this blood infection
art usually pate listless languid
and weak.
. Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic
hasten used dnea 1889 la eeaes
of Malarial Poison with excellent
results; it increasea tha number of
rod blood nils. Yon can feel its
ouwotioaSUtmprovea
tha appetita. Pteaaant to take 60&
Alaotlve le vy beixIcMla fee treat
amt of Mabeia or Chilli ihntton a pack.
e. if Orowe Biwk bad Filie is aadMed
m every battle fcrthowwbewiab (stake
" ivhlheltoteb .
HOW MA)0RS
PERFORMED
By WKZJAK A CHIPMAN
Assnrtetsd Pros bporta Writer.
Tha fMiMm of the Csrdlnali is
taeomlng man planning every day
but at the eurrent writing it appean
that then la not even n situation
In the American League tha Ath-
letics waylaying the Besmten at win
to maintain their already propitioua
lead.
. Tha champions of John HOydkrh
circuit dropped their sixth straight
wen fay to S at POrim Field.- Tha
Cuba held the pace by shading the
Beds U Chicago. to 4 in eleven
rounds By way of focusing a. bit
of attention on tho American League
Um dftflUMd thf BUM
ton by T to 4 and 4 to I. gaining
half a game on tha Yanksse who
nosed out tha Ban Box by 4 to S
In ten twwfoge. - . 1
The defeat of the Oardtaals ran
Billy Boutbworthls teaing stnak to
twdva gamn In the test fourteen:
The Cute the Pirates and the Giants
are slowly but sure! y leaving tha
the second division yawns If . tbs
Cardinals cannot check their daseent
Tho Pirates annoyed tho1 vatemn
Clarenoe Mitchell at intervals tor six
futility fctfm desccodlQf "p1 Mm
In tfae-mventh for tha two rune
which provided the ultimate Pitts-
burgh . margin. . .- Sylvester Johnson
checked the Buccaneer rally but the
damage already had been done.
Ervin Bnma permitted ten hits cos
man than tha Pirates but scattered
them wisely and passed only one
man against tha five walks charged
to Mngtan.
Tha Cubs faltered against the Beds
at Wrigter Field yesterday but ral-
lied sharply In tha late rounds and
putted out tho derision In ' the
deventb. .
- Mott important to the Cuba evan
that the victory itself was the
ehowing of Charlie Boot who pitched
his tori' ball.ln many weeks. Ha
gave way to a pinch batsman In tha
ninth taming rally and Guy Bush
held off tha Bads for two rounds
to get official credit for thC victory.
By winning tha Cube remained
half a game ahead of the Ptaato4
and increased thdr margin om
the Giants to four full contests.1 Tho
Hew YOrtan took the ftari game of
a double header at Boston by to
S ac Melvin Ott hit his twenty-third
homer but tho Bm claimed the
second 3 to 4 Tho PhUliao end
tho Robins got the afternoon eft
By empowering the Sena ton fat
the - ftari game and . out printing
them with mors Ansae an Jimmy
Itaxzh fifteenth homer 'ln tha sec-
ond the Athletics extended their
marisrir of the Washingtonians to
fifteen games In seventeen (tarts
this reeson. The Micks tnridwitally
stretched their lead om the Yentare
and the Browne to nine and' ana-
hftlf The Tiger dogged the Browns by
10 to 4 The Yankees time ribnbsd
bad into second pteet by a percent-
age margin although virtually tied
with the Browne Tho Indiana won
two extra bmiqg games from tha
Whits Boa tat Cteveland. by a 4 to
3 In ten innings and tqr to 4 'in
One Time Officer
Of Tulsa Injured
' (gytto AeedetedPlve)
Tutea July S. An Injury which
physicians said may leave him crip-
pled permanently was suffered late
lari night by B. D. Sanford former
sheriff of Tulsa county when struck
by an automobile.
Sanford was knocked to tho par-
ing by the ear and ona wheel pasted
over hie right leg. At a hospital
wfaefe ho was taken. It was found
that his right leg had been broken
abovu tha ankle. Amputation of part
of tho. left may ba
gttWHif docIftraL
New Champs Seen
Likely At Games
On Denver Track
- (fer Tbe leekM Pnte)
Denver July 4i An offensive at
broad expenee egtinri amateur ath-
ktto union track and field records
Was on today with a picked field of
aprarimatdy Sto athletes leading the
ftari assault In the Junior division.
Although 'Chief interest is tcatowd
1 the senior ehamplonxhtps to bo
hold tomorrow tha Junior dam; span
only to those who have not' taken a
ftari pteet in major competition to
not without Its share of athletic
Upon how the juniors fere will
fig tha barometer for tomorrow1!
performances in tha open raea and
Held events. There are many good
India tiana that this year1! American
atymplre win product several new
mattes trials in tha dub events
tha pole vault and dtaeu In par-
tteular hare given came to except a
few outstanding performances. Pnd
Sturdy of Yale haa cleared tha bar
fat the pels vault at IS feet its
inches with a fun 13 inche to Nam
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Women Ott Olanta 34 -Stolen
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