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Campbril and Haley; Hodges and Whaling.
Knaupp, 2b
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Rommel and Cochrane; Ruffing and Hevinly.
1n Detroit . . .
no hit!
Whitehill and Bassler; Faler and Schalk
Box Scores
Girard and Hargrave; Miller and Sewell.
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him against the curbing,
mule's legs was broken.
Shaw key and Sehang:; Condeskie and Ruel.
FIRST GAME:
JUNIOR
CHAMP
inning gave the Philadelphia Athletic*
the first game of today's double-head-
er against the Boston Red Sox, 3 to 1.
MAN IS BADLY HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Okla. City ...
At D. Moines.
1 for the championship,
of victims thia year in
Loott of Chicago, John
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SECOND GAME:
bout three at
Holman's Ih
Des Moines
tossed nut by
out Knaupp.
Griffin. No r
league back in 1912 and that club is
credited with giving him his first pro-
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i late innings, the Demons won the opening game of th” se-
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McNally. 2b
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Oklahoma
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the Southampton c
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NINTH INNING
Oklaloma City — Tate
S Oklahoma city times
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The Only OkUhonuaGtu; Af Icrnaor^ Crying Associated Press Reports
rney. Young.
Homerun,
demand.
Wheat: Septem
FIFTH INNING
Oklahoma City—Hagerma
eluded in the nation's first ten. and
Manuel Alonzo, captain of the Span-
ish Davis cup team.
upp to Stu
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routed by the Demp-
ing was stolen, the
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tn Dazzy Vance today. Brooklyn de- ‘
foating New York 3 to 1. It was |
Vance’s fourth straight victory ove
six days, just fifty minutes to run K Erozn ef
Tierney 31
IV* Meines
McNeil yfor ty
American
Stifle tic* Win Another
illiant battle
run attack on Ehmke in the seventh - Score by Inninge
Brooklyn . . .
of pitching the world’s series has
produced.
I machine i* back in his
pitching semi-pro ball and
Britain.
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NEW YORK AR H re A
Doreen Wins
d by Walker himself,
the midwestern team of
Lott Jr. of Chicago and
Mannog, driven by Lon Me
the Iitz-Cariton
ended soon after.
GredtestAfternoonPaidCirculatioreinOklaho
, Four men broke into the Hollywood
home of Jack Dempsej . heavyweight
champion pugilist, last night, spent
considerable time on the lower floor
* while the fighter was in bed above.
James won 26 and lost 7 game
for the Braves that year. He ranked
Two singles. a double and a triple
combined resulted in the three runs.
Score by Inningu- 1 2 3
monss. Th
ases: Simn
Summary—Run'
Southwrth Err
•ne Turner. 101
Big Three—with
Lefty Tyler—that
NV
mnt. Three month’s
1 opened James' work
a contract with the
Oklahoma City-- Bra
u ior Tennis tourament
urts of the Oklahoma Cit
ub Saturday afternoon
Thurman won his way to
and seeing a pennant within their j
grasp one nf the men who played a
big part in ending the glorious career
MMe"I
eaorue
3 OLE THIS
\ LEAGJE
Ito their miracle pennant and then
licked the Athletics four straight
games in the world's series that fob
Kenyon, 23219 West
ries from the Indians today. The contest was a pitchers’
duel between Roberts and Thomas. Roberts hit a homerun
in the sixth inning.
AMSTEnDAN. Aug. 15 — P— Peter
Moeskops, the Dutch cyclist, who has
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VOL XXXVI. NO. 81.
for the his future scemed uncertain because
west ern 1 of his wildness. But during the season
1014 he showed that he had mas-
the Giants and his seventeenth tri- I Pl
' umph of the season Cox slammed the I sol
’Brat, hit fo rthe Robins in the eighth. ,
1 a homer, and thereby hit safely in
fifteen games Vance's single, followed
। by Mitchell's double. Wheat's pass and Phi
Fourniers single, produced the win-Wa
nins runs in the ninth.
Southworth scored the only Giant , 8
run in the sixth on a double. Frisch's X.w
hit and Young's sacrifice fly.          , Bost
to the Pacific Const.                   base
His great work for the Brave*. rot
however. hard made him. a popular idol ' Harr
leading the league
mound his home section and he ha:
held that popularity ever since.
In airtight pitching, James allowed
an average of 1.90 runs per nine-in-
ning games. He worked 332 innings
and permitted just 70jmen to cross
the plate. A total of but 91 runs was
scored while he was in the box.
When James’ joined the Braves
«39,“
asr.
hit in front of the
vengen took third
threw out Haworth.
er Brau-
' 1 ■ en mrore4
' Fl 1 to f ”’t. Two
been trying to
title match for
won him
record at North Tan-
making the distance
at mile in 2:05 2-5.
James gave the Mark men just two
hits in his game. Eddie Collins got
HOLMAN IS
the latter w
The money
•Id’s professional cham-
he last four years, won
today in the 1,000 meters
St. Louis in
NEW YORK.
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Harold Thurman met Bill Woods in
the final round of the Oklahoma State
The prizefighter heard the noise be
‛ low stairs and rose to go down and
* investigate, but Mrs. Dempsey, who
• said that she feared a plot to injure
r the champion, would not permit him
e to carry out his purpOHe.
the assignment for the second game.
Rudolph had let i he Mackmen down
with one run and five hits in the first
while the Boston Bean eaters and bat-
ters jumped on the Athletic pitchers.
round, 3-6, 4-3. 4-3. 4 1. This is
fourth consecutive year the Kim
have annexed the Southampton <
bits challenge trophy.
bar. $1.59 in $1.5913; December, 11 573
to 1.571: corn; September. $1.04 De-
cember 8675c; oats: lower.
GRAIN: Chieago: Wheat; Septem
ber, $1.5921.59%; December, 1.57*
1 5716: corn: September, $1,04; Decem-
ber 8678( ; oats; lower.
woman painter tn he
"Grand Plix de Rome"
rday afternon, Charlie Chaplin. !
has ben ill from slight heart
avenue, was seriously injured Satur ,
day fternoon, when he was knocked
from a mule he was riding and was
siruck by a car in the 1100 block on 1
South Robinron avenue.
I Turner was taken to University [
hospital, where attendants said he ap-
peared to be very badly hurt.
। An X-ray examination was to be ,
J made nf his head and back by phy- '
slcians.
Turner was riding down the tret .
when a car struck the mule, throwing ,
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| SARATOGA SPRINGS. N Y . Aug. j
15.— IP)—Dangerous, G A. Cochran’s '
entrs, triumphed in the $15,000 Trav- '
ere stakes at a mile and a quarter for '
j a-year-olds at the Spa today, beating ■
Rud Fisher's Swope, which was see- !
I ond. Silver Fox of the Rancocas ,
.tables, favorite, was third. The
j time was 2110 4.5,
Holman of Han Francisco won th. na-
tional junior tennis title here today,
defeating Harris < oggeshall of Des
Moines In stralcht sets. 6-2, 6-1, 6-2.
Holman's victory takes the title to
the Pacific coast for the first time, !
hel. Dowbi-
V champiqu suld.
. Dempsey and his wife, Estelle Tay
. lor Dempsey, film actress, who had
rented when the intruders broke the
* back door to gain admittance, were
" loss today to explain the raid, In ;
■ ves of th- ' ■                ’ - w
• etslen,jand that loot. apparently. was
OKLAHOMA CITY. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925.
He is hurling for the Auburn tean
the Placer ounty. Cal., league. Hi
NEW YORK
STOCKS: Higher: General Electrie
and Mack Truck at new high record
BONDS: Steady: nil bonds show bet
ter tone.
1
tered much of that wildness. He
walked IIS men. Larry Cheney led
the league with 140 passes and Big
Jeff Tesreuv was second -with 123.
JJames fanned 156 batters, some in-
dication of what he had on the ball
when he got it over.
In the world’s series James drew
teenth street, was the driver of th* at Chicago.
nce. Out
I Whethe ror not he threw his arm out
1 in his effort to help the Miracle Man
come through is problematical, of |
course. Whatever was the cans
James’ arm failed to respond the fol.
lowing year and he soon drifted out
of the big show and wandered back ’
ipts. shad
FIRST INN
Oklahoma Cit—Fu
Rader. Tate grounded
gen. McNally dropped i
into right. Felber filed
runs, one hit. no errot
Des Moines— Rader
Western League
Inninge — 1 1 3 4 5 • 1 1 9 10 11 12