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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
AMERICAN SOCIETY
NEW ORGANIZATION
All Members of Association Must BE
of Unqucstioncd Loyalty; Barth-
Oldt President.

NTW YORK, Feb. REORGANIZATION
OF the American independence union
which held its first meeting in Wash
ington on January 80, was perfected
at a meeting OF the committee on or
ganization here today.
Representative Richard Bartholdt
OF Missouri was elected president and
Hermann Ridder of New York honor
airy president.
A resolution adopted at the meeting
today declared that the membership
Of the union "will be confined eXclu-
sively 10 American citizens, irrespect-
i've Of their descent, but Of unques-
toned loyalty to the government OF
the United States. loyalty which
would remain absolutely mistaken
and undiminished in case of war be-
tween the United States and any one
country on the face of the globe"
The resolution declared, however,
that such loyalty neither deprives a
citizen Of his right to scrutinize the
action OF high public officials nor alb
solves him of his duty to do 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

couple Of weeks to live Prepare
for the end" Such was the en-
couraging ultlmatum poured into the
young outfielders ears.
Shanks beat 1t over to Monacca,
Pa, at the solicitation Of the Pitts
burgh club, who thought a lot of
Shanks skill but was skeptical about
his general health. When tho doc
tors report was submitted the Pirates,
of course gave up all thought of
snaring Shanks.
Shanks went over to the Pennsyl-
vania town prepared to die. Early In
the spring Bill Phillips, manager of
the East Liverpool team, nearly col
lapsed when he got a letter from
Shanks asking when and where he
should report for spring training.
When Phillips recovered his equilib-
rum he wrote Shanks to report at
once. Shanks did, looking huskier
and stronger than ever.
EITHER that doc didn't know his
business or Monacca Is some health
resort" said Shanks.
Shanks had good season in 1911
with East Liverpool, went to Youngs-
town in 1912, and graduated from the
minors the next season, going to
Washington, where he has been since,
Baseball World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
GoRILLAs HEAD BOWLING GAME
Lions at the Bottom, But Are Pick
ing Up Right Along.

At the closing Of the second week
of the bowling league the Gorlllas
have a good lead for first place, hay
ing won seven and fost two games.
The Lions seem to have gotten a bad
start, but now that Gillette is back
in his usual 200 form, with Weinecke
growing stronger all the time and
Cadman, who has been off for the
last two weeks, promising to give a
better account Of himself in the flu
ture, the next week should make a
material difference in the percentage
column.
Hurt Of the Tigers has entered the
regular 200 class, while Hance is a
sure bet for better than ITS. AS for
the veteran Gregory, he is all that
can be asked for a steady, consist
ent bowler, always getting in the
game.
Tho Gorillas speak for themselves
by their place at the head of the
league. Ed Weinecke and Abbot are
old heads at the game, and always
have a good account to give Of them
selves. Park, their third man, is
getting better right along. Games are
bowlod Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
The standing Of the league follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
VIRGINIA u. WINS
IN The HURDLES
National and State Record
Holders in Joint In
door Games.
BY HOban

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20-NaHonal
and state record holders competed In
the joint indoor game of Johns Hop
kins and Fifth Regiment Athletic as
sociatlon here tonight Among the
nearly five hundred individual entries
were representatives OF universities
and colleges in the South Atlantic In
tercollegiate Athletic association.
University of Pennsylvania compet-
ed in the open events.
University Of Virginia captured all
three places In the 100-yard hurdles
for the championship of the South
Atlantic intercollegiate association. J,
H. Cronley was first, time IL 4-5 see7
onds. .
Ted" Meredith, University OF
Pennsylvania, won the S8O-yard open
run in minutes 2 seconds.
One hundred-yard dash, Jones,
Georgetown, first. Time 10 2-5 sec
onds.
One-mlle run, Connor, George
Washington university, first. Time
minutes Al 1-5 seconds.
Two hundred twenty-yard dash.
Stebblns, Georgetown, first. Time
25 2-5 seconds.
Each of these three events was for
the championship Of the South Allan
tlce Intercollegiate Athletic associa-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
NOTHING DEFINITE
SAYS FED MAGNATE
Harry Sinclair Is i'll Doubt
About Placing of Kan
sas City Franchise.
Has a New Suggestion for
Legislative Regulation
and Control.

"Yes, | guess you'd like to know
where this Federal franchise is go
ing to bo. How many papers are there
In New York city? l don't know, but
every reporter on every paper in
Gotham wants to know the same
thing. 1 am not ready to say yet "
This is the sort of satisfaction a
World reporter got yesterday from
Harry Sinclair. local oil man, who
has lately como into the ownership Of
the Kansas city Federal league fran
Chise. He intends to put 1t IN New
York If possible, Newark If he can't
break into the great metropolis.
You wouldn't want me to spoil a
good deal by premature publicity
would your affably said the new
baseball maSnate. IL don't know where
our franchise Will be placed, In New
York. OF course, is where we want It,
but at present l am not In a position
TO give the status Of the matter fur
Ithcr than that it is not settled"
81 can't tell much about what we're
going to do with the club, for l
haven't been IN the big swim long
enough to know all the ropes" said
Sinclair.
IIo only smiled when the reporter
reminded him that baseball OF the lit
tie and big variety had been one of
his specialitcs for years.
Put | have q little suggestion -
something right i'm style,' added the
maEuatc, MS the reporter was about to
leave I'm disappointment The legls-
ldture, / think, should place tho max
imum price Of box seats at the
WoTId's series at 81, and then the
whole business should be placed in
tho hands OF the corporation COM
mission. You see I'm right up to
date"
Mr.. sinclair returned to Tulsa Fri
day after an absence from his home
OF month which he spent In the
east He will be In the city for sew
oral days attending to business mat
tcrs Of a pressivg nature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
POOR SLAVES.

The sa'ar. 20 the Giants
this year will ~ 500, GOO.
There is not a r.1, a ''lm
who will draw less
while half dozen of toe.
ceive more than six thousa
lars. Even the Yankees vii,
down 100000 before the end of
the coming season. The Dodgers
payroll will amount TO $4,000.
The Phillies and Athletics will
draw $4,000 each. Tho Red SoN
have tied up President Iannin TO
the extent Of 100000. while the
champion Braves are not far be-
low these figures.
In Chicago the White Sox will
try to earn $4,000 and the Cubs
$4,000. The Pirates will collect
$4,000. the Cincinnati Reds $780,
600, the Browns $4,000. the Car
dinals .55.0U0. the Detroits s70.-
600, the Washingtons $4,000 and
the Clevelands $4,000.
This means that the players In
these two leagues will cut up more
than a million dollars in salaries.
And this is slayery,-Baseball
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
$50 SHOOTERS WILL
TAKE PART IN MEET
Marl,smCn From Oklahoma, Texas
Arkansas and Oklahoma
Interested.

Special TO The World.
N'ALESTER, Okla. Feb. 20.-Be-
tween one hundred and fifty and two
hundred shooters are expected TO par
tlcipatc iu the annual state shoot OF
the oklahoma Trap shooters associa-
tiou which IL TO be held here April
ne. 20 and a. OF this number, ten
or fifteen will be professionals More
than one hundred amateurs are eN-
pCCtcd from various parts OF Okla
homa and tho rest will come from
Texas, Arkansas, Kansas and Mis-
sOurl There are 80 local clubs In
the state All of these will send rep
rcscutatiycs and n number OF anna
tours are expected who belong to no
club at all.
The meet will be held At the county
fair grounds. under the auspices Of
the NcAlestcr club. Of which DR.. s.
A. Long is president and Or. J. Paul
Gay secretary Everyone OF tho S5
members OF tho local club is working
to mako the event 4 success.
"A shoot for shooters Is the slogan
toward which the managers arc
working ono plan that will be
worked to this end Is that ono cent
Of every two paid for targets this
year will go back into the pot for
additional prize money Instead OF go
ing for the benefit OF the local club.
A cash sum OF $500 has been posted,
too, for distribution In prizes, In addi-
ton TO the trophies offered by the
trap shooters association.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
THERE is METHOD IN
THIS GUYS MADNESS

Under tho title OF "Quarrels on the
Bench" might be written many inter
esting stories OF how fiery disputes
have Quickened the pepper and won
ball games.
George MoQuillan and George
AmoS paired off one Sunday last May
in a 1l-inniug pitching sensation.
which McQullan won. Both teams
were poworless against the two curve
ball wonders In the eighth inning
McQuillan pitched like ono possessed
and struck out Herzog, Nlehoff and
Gonzales on ten pitched balls. Gibson.
In throwing the bah back that inning,
almost tore MCQuillan's fingers off,
and Mac burned them back into the
veteran baCkstop's gloyo like peas,
whNlo the three Redlcgs swung and
missed.
Gibson returned to the bench laugh
ing ana winklng at the others, but Nc
Qulllan tossed his glove angrily into
the dugout and seemed very sore.
After the gamo Clarke was asked what
caused McQulllan's unusual burst OF
speed In the eighth.
That's secret on the bench, ,"
| laughed Clarke. "but IT shows how an
argument will work OUT
II developed that the whole team
Jumped on MCQuillan over cross-sig-
nails with Gibby on "a curve ball early
I'm the game. They did It purposcly 20
get big Mack mad. with Mack mad
dcucd TO the proper degree there was
nothing 90 10, and II was MCQullan in
his rage who drove home the winning
runs In the elcycnth.-B Baseball World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
KENDALLITES WORK
OUT FOR BASEBALL
Eight of Last Years Squad
Back; Young ON the
Pitching Staff.
Host of Material Responds;
Schedule Hopelessly
Muddled.

Forty frisky winter baseball play
ers responded to tho first call for
practice on the Kendall athletic field
last Monday and although the weather
put crimp in the proceedings toward
tho last Of the week the enthusiasm
OF the pill throwers ana Catchers was
worked off In the gym during tho
rainy season.
Prospects for wining team In
the national pastime from the Tulsa
college are indeed rosy with eight
Of last years squad working and a
host of new material OF moro than
passing ability Coach Rees is In the
best Of spirits concerning the outlook.
John Young, former high school
star pitcher, who worked out with tho
st. Louis Feds has finally decided to
remain I'm school until ne has finished
his college career with Young added
TO last years pitching staff which has
returned intact this feature of tho
them will be well taken care OF, Tho
moundmen Of last season are Waters
and r. Haudley
Behind the bat Austin OF last years
team and Humphrey. a new ucQuisi-
ton. will contend for honurs. Blcv-
ms and BalCor are COuteuders for the
first sack position, while either Wat
crs or Handley claim TO be capable
Of holding down the initial sack.
Harm is the only man who has
shown up for second base. which he
SO ably handled In 1914. L. Ilandloy
may be beaten out for short by Jones.
Paul Haudley and Grove each claim
they can play third 1t will be up to
Rccs TO decide which
Coach Rces says that he may have
to fin up the garden with men who
assert they can perform on the bases
Johnson Cameron and Hicks are
modest claimants for hcrths I'M tho
field but the coach has am idea that
somo who claim to be infiolders are
perhaps better gardeners.
The schedule, lko those Of every
college I'm tho southwest is hopelessly
entaugled. Games on tho s, 9 and lS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
Juarez Race Entries

FIRST Selling; five turlong,
JOY %. Smugglsr 100. John Spoon iO2, Al
kSuet iO5. Rsbecca lO5. Baby Lyuch 10
Lenore 10 Etfic May 10. Cypress 10
Raveuhau no Finalce 10. Charity Ward
no. Bogey johnson ii2. b. A. Jones ia
Langhorns ms
SECOND RACE Selling. five and one.
half furionEs Marie Ohrien Of. Twilight o.
Rose Ring o. Satin Wood tO7. Tyres 1OT
GoldfiHn t07 Judge Ghccus l01. Marta Np-
lo7. Kenneth los senator James lo6 Gem.
mel los Ruvoe0 l0s. Rio Braros lOs. I'd.
mond Adams l0s Orimar Lad il5
THIRD RACE Selling. six iuriongs
Thistle Beilo 100 Beruudian lO1. Floren cs
Roberts l07 Charmsuse iO1, OsApls iOT.
k00teuav III Seneca III.
FOURTH RACE selling; stakes; four
fulougs Little Bigger 100 sangsi.o 100.
Carl r Roberts 100 Aunt Sal i06. Baby
Cal ilg Julia J. ll5.
FIFTH RACE Ono mile: purse; Miss
Fielder IS. Coming Tower 81. Roadmaster
lO2 General Narchmout iO2 ne los. In
jury lO5. Executor los. PAntareta los
SIXTH RACE--Seillns; one aad one.
eighth miles Lady Innocence ss. Hester
81 Toynbee 90. Falcaia ps Bryn Limah
100 VOlOdsy Jr 100 Mamie Medss 100.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
smLMAN Is AT VERA CRUZ.
Presidents Personal Representative Is
Treated Courteously.

VERA CRUZ, Fob. 20.-John r.
Sillimau arrived here tonight from
Mexico City and will resume his func-
tions as confidential agent OF Presi-
dent Wilson to General Carranza.
Since General Carranza came to Vera
Cruz the Washington administration
has been represented by Consul Can
ada.
Carranza's headquarters that Mr.. Sill
lman would be treated with the same
consideration as always accorded him.
Notwithstanding the fact that as the
representative OF the state department
he had been treating with the authari-
ties at Mexico City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
TWO MIN NLLED IN TTGnT
Police officer and Unknown Man Are
Slain

PLEASANT null Mo. Feb. 90. -
Charles PoudoNtcr q police officer
and an unidentified man were killed
and W T. Williams was dangerously
wounded tonight iu a pistol battle be-
tween two officers and two men az a
railroad station.
Tho police were looking for mon
suspected Of robhiug a Kansas city
Southern train near Richards. Mo,
last night
Williams said he was from Hot
Springs Ark, and declared that he
did not know his companion who was
killed. The other police officer was
uniuIurcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
Baker Sticks
To Baseball

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-J. Frank
liz Baker, third bascman for the
Philadelphia Americans, who n
few days ago announced he had
decided to quit playing baseball,
will be "a member of the st. Louis
Americans during the 1913 sea-
son, according TO a story based ON
"authentlc information" published
here today.
The story purDOrted To como
from a man who has inside in
formation OF tho pending deal but
who cannot permit the use of his
name" According to this story
the motive for the rumOrcd trans
fer OF Baker from Philadelphia TO
st. Louis Is Il "war on the Fed
eral league, with st, Louis as the
chief point OF attack"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
PRINCETON WINS
IN RELAY RACE

ANN ARGOR. Mich, Feb. co
Princeton won over Michigan in n
tWo-milo relay race here tonight with
time of S minutes 2-5 seconds.
The Princeton runners were Moore,
Abba, Mckenzie (captain) and Hayes,
and the Michigan contestants Wero
Carroll. FOX, Donuclly and Ufer,
Michigan was handicapped by hay
ing an inexperienced relay team,
while all OF the visitors were yctcr-
ans with the exception Of Moore.
The contest was feature OF the
annual freshmau-sophomore indoor
meet. which was won 10y the sopho-
morcs. q IL 70 "a 1-2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
SHANK'S DAYS WERE
ONE TIME NUMBERED
Gave Up and Went Home for His
Last Days; Had Two Weeks
to Live.

'-here's not fan In the country
" no. gazing on Howard Shanks now,
would believe that only five years ago
he was told that he could live no
more than n few weeks and that he
would die a victim OF consumption.
Shanks is now one of the star out
fielders OF the American league. a
husky lad with one of the best throw
inP arms In the game.
Shanks has performed much like
the Federal league. He was pro-
nounced almost dead, but accom-
plished vigorous comeback.
Back in 1910 Shanks was outfield-
ing with Liverpool In the old o. p,
while Canton and Akron were fight
ing tooth and nail for the pennant.
At the close OF the season he took
himself to a medical gent, who ham,
mered his chest. listened to the work.
Ing OF his bellows and then shook his
head sorrowfully.
My boy, you Amt got more than
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

LITTLE ROCK. Feb. 20. - The
adoption Of a playing schedule and
the awarding OF the contract for
printing tickets 20 a Memphis firm
constituted practically all the business
transacted at the annual spring meet
ing OF the Southern Association OF
Baseball clubs held here today. Tho
schedule drafted BY President w. NJ
Kavanaugh was adopted with but a
few minor changes A proposition
that tho total mileage expenses be d.
vlded among the eight clubs was
voted down decisively. President
Kavanaugh declared the meeting TO
have been the most harmonious In the
history Of the league. All clubs were
represented either by their president
or manager. Tonight the presidents
and managers are guests OF President
Kavanaugh al q banquet at local
club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23

These dates are not the same as orlgi-
nally agreed upon, having been
changed at tho request of the Sooner
management AT least two early
games will be played with the Pro
duCers. A. n NJ Is anxious to get
como back at the Presbyterlaus for
their losses I'm basketball.
A trip is being planned by the Ken
dali management into Texas and an
other into Louisiana. Rees wishes ia
get games with Arkansas university
some Missouri aud Kansas colleges
besides schools iu Texas and Louisi-
ana.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
NAVY MATMEN WIN
Middics Win In Every Bout Against
PENNSYLVANIA University.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb 90 Navy's
wrestlcrs made clean sweep against
the University OF Pennsylvania here
tonight. The Mddies won every bout,
and ON basis Of five points for a
fall and four for decision ON aggrcs-
siyeucss, captured tho meet by the
score of 80 TO o.
Nays gymnlsts won tho dual ath-
lcuc meet with Yale. 35 to 10.
The visitors took three firsts. n s,C-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-23
RAMONA WINS TWO
BASKETBALL GAMES
Special to Tho World.

RAMONA, Feb. 2O.-Two decisive
victories in basketball were won yes
terday afternoon by the Ramona High
school team from the Cleveland
teams. The Ramona team Of boys
won from the Cleveland five by a
score Of GO to 16, and the Ramona
team Of girls stacked up IA points to
for the girls OF Cleveland.
Both games were staged at Ramona
and were witnessed by large, en-
thusastic crowd. The lineup Of the
victorious teams was as follows:
Boys team-Donaldson and Bass,
forwards; Adcock, center; Wallace
and Daniels, guards Girls team
Greenwood and Besett, forwards; Bliss
and Donaldson, centers; Cobas and
DaugherLY. Euards
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CarisCh Released.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb 20. -
Fred Carisch, for two years catcher
on the Cleveland American league
baseball team, was given his uncon-
ditional release today.
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MINERS HAVE NEW
w. A. BALL PARK
Sneclnl to Tho World

SpecIaT 70 Inc WOrId.
MALESTER, Okla, Feb. Coon
tracts have been awarded for all the
work on the construction of McAles-
ter's new Western association baseball
park, and it is announced that every
thing will be completed and ready for
use by the 10th OF March. Work on
grading the grounds was to have be-
gun this week. but rains have caused
that to be postponed until next week.
One new contract has been received
by Manager Il. A. Daniels. 1t is that
of Arthur Shinn, pitcher from La
Harp, Ill.
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Thirty-three Train With Athletics,

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2O.-Thirty-
three players will be taken to Jack
sonville, Fla, for spring training by
the Philadelphia American league
baseball club. Twenty Of these are
regulars.