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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
MOrdeCai Brown
Protests Against
Throwing Beaner

~ ORnECN BROWN, one of IN"
lMMl greatest ,ltChcrs ot all times.
UWIl believes that the twirling hns
changed in the past few years
You don't sec much more SttulEhl
away pitching hesc days he sad
The fellows take sho' ut your mead
aud try to drive YOU back. guess
the hattcrs back now with the Oh
heHnet
II know / never shot one ut 0 fel-
lows head There's always a danger
of killing him " YOU hit him s0uarelN
The few times I've hit "A batter have
been when he 'ricd 10 outgucss me
and stepped into fast one expecting
a curve.
1T doesn't pnv to try to outgucss a
pitcher. especially Wh'n ne ko'
something ! smashed Jimmy John
staus uoac the last time BrooklNn
WAS in Chicago and he admitted
aftcrWard he walked In expecting a
curve
"Nnothcr time We vcrr playing itu
exhibition game IN Mobile and little
chap kept kidding me warned
him To keep back. hut he Insisted on
Cruwdtng tho plate
Il had lots of smoke and shot one
straight across the plate. lie thought
II was going 10 ho n curve. saw his
mistake too late aud actually stopped
down. his head being over the center
ot the plate
The hull hit him ON the top Of the
head and bounded back over the
grandstaud \ lttlc patch of hair was
taken off his bead where the hnll
struck him lrAv ng it entirely bald
Those were two Of the few CRsca
rvc hit "A fellow Personally.
strongly ndviec h1t'crs not to do am
outgucssinE. II doesn't pnv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Football Teams
Proue Expensive

one phase Of the football season that
has seldom been discussed is it's expense
II certainly looks like game for The
little sons Of the rich Recently Charlcs
Luvctt. manager Of the Pennsylvania TINT.
ycrsity team. came forth to remark that
private NacldA aud' polo strings may he
expensive. hut They have little enough
ON the plgskin pastimc, Loyctt shows
that II costs something like t225 per man
to carry his team through the season.
II IL hard To see how n squad Of foot
ball players can do II, hut they use up
200 pairs of football shoes In one season
Which gives an idea VI how many sweat o.
ers, Jerseys, socks. moleskins and other
such they use Several hundred footballs
nre necessary Aud aside from these
items and the training table expenses
there is quite n bit 10 he paid out for
salaries tu tho coaching staff For,u-
uHtcly the tenmr that run up tho hig
gcst crowds and the nickcls that roll in
at some of the big games make up a sum
that no one would sneer nt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Young NJ kee
Faces Tough
Boy Tonight
frankie Ellison viii Have Sey-
eraI Pounds Advantage in
Weight; Kirk Proposes to
Crowd Wagner,

In frankie Ellison. the Scamou Kan
taS, boy Young Mckee tonight is going
np agai one who promises to be oven
u harder hut to. crack than was Jou
Leopold last week Besides being more
experienced than Leopold Elhsur viii
nave several pour is the a.vautag In
weight He has been lraln',g ha a all
week AT The h NJ. 4. A. gymnasium but
WIN barely be ct the fentherwelght limit
when he faces the local favorltc In tho
card tonight
KIRK to Crowd Wagner.
DESPITE the fact that Billy Wagner
Went through two ten round scraps with
Nd NolgaSt when he was champion and
OUT poinicd Freddie welsh IN Chicago.
sailor MIX some way or other IL looked
tpon hs the one. who will decide whether
the main event tonight Is to be slow o.
last and Hom" way or other KIRK has
assumed the role ot pncemaker and
comes out with tho declaration hat the
NhicHEoan must step
! may be fOolpg myself said tho
navy champion this morning AZ he sat
hhck ana watched the carpenters huri-
lnH TO finish the new ring "uut / think
! VIII show even better tonight than did
when | out pointed Wallace n fcw night
80 ~ n" Auditorium when | was boI.
ING IN the navy. We sometimes We're on
small boats which rolled considerably
nnd naturally We clinched considerably
tu Keep our balance. To overcome this
defect has been m, aim since | took 10
! IN" ring for a profession For thr las
/ two weeks nave been trying to keep
myself away from M, spnrrlne partner,
nnd trying to keep from clinchng As
said ! may be footing myself, but think
! VIII get hv tonight With very little
clnchiue
Wagner Not Worrying.
Wagner has hecn taking things quietly
ever since he hit Oklahoma CO.. eurly
In the week. He has talked little. hut
gns trained much This morning he
broke hts rule and talked little
I'm not worrying about kirk." he
said We NAV bc tho champion of the
navy. all right, but remember | have
faced two champions Of the world 90
Danny West was sorry th. morning
that he had not becu able to got into
shape fnt reYee tonight lIowcycr, h.
| has quit everything else md proposes tU
re right by next Monday night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

midget \ dozen promoters IN Greater
Sew York are willing now to put on
Mocha aud guarantee the other blokc Il
pack of whlcs The fans are camor-
ing for another exhibition by "conccn-
trtted dyuamip. Hut Muha is the
bogio man of the ring today, he has I'm.
icctcd fear into the bosoms OF his natural
foes.
charlie Wciuert tho Newark HUSKY.
Was matched TO meet Mona along In Sep
tcnber. suddenly the match was post
pouci to october IL, And again IL wns
postponed Tho new date Is October n
win the Two ever meet Ask Wciucrt
hp knows
What's this Moha licr Well. the fol-
loWiuS was voiced by ring expert aud
may be- II viii explain why the bows who
arc Goliltha IN comparison with Hob. re-
fusc to get iuto his immediate zone.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
AN- Victorious Eleven from
Saturday Hope OF Oklahoma
Benoie Owen to Have Typical
Sooner Machine Ready for
Invading Tigers LonghorOs
Lucky to VIM

NORMAN. okla oct. ga Especially r.
Instead Of being dishcarlcacd by defeat
al Dallas by the L,nEhorns. the Sooncrs
have gained confidence that owen has
the material Of Wlich to make win
ming team to- complete the season sched
uc owen did not know himself whom
to call on when Oklahoma played Ken
dali llc s"ut In % total Of more thhn
twenty men, who PLAYED a varying grade
OF individual halL hu' not o time did
they approach the machine action that
has made winners of past teams.
Show Class n Dallas
The Sooncrs showed rcal football at
Dallas Everyone who srw the game
declares that the score does not indi-
Catr the relative strength of the two
teams Oklahoma committed errors that
WyMl more Tor Texas thar Texas could
VII for herself hut owen men did play
football. tu, real KIND llk, former teams
played
Nnothrr proof Of IT is IN : the Sooners
rScd few more than clever men, a thing
fot which they .Erc famous owen ma
chimes are SO high gcarcd 90 finely ad-
Justed that DO usually works a loss to
substitute That T. WhN tcW substtu-
tons are made I'm hu ord rary game
Houf Done
The team returned Ia Norman Sunday
snonoun with not one Of them sc
Toush injured The liott bows were
both pretty much buugrd up. but their
season v.,- ut,I anyway And there ar"
others coming ou who can take their
places
The tonccusus o. opuIon among fans
a. Norman as the team hrcs up Tor slG
ma practice today is lNnt Tho coach has
pretty wen decided who vii play on TINS
years team MrI IRON aud Ross John
son both aid good work at The wing po.
sitions tp have been nucj by the great
MqntgoWory nud Fields almost as great
possiht Tipd WIN get back into thc
rauN later IN the y'nr. Monty Mlll never
again play game ~ football, Thon carr
Clarke who looked like possibility at
ceoIrr until Urcwrr began 10 look COED
has been shifted Z, end Ilc rs good
man and win probably gc' into some OF
the games
Tolbert and Tyler Tackles
rohrJ PLAYED a star game 1T tackle
Saturday llr /, bis. fust Tor hig man.
stcady aud has tho fight rycr. FOR the
other tackle former oklahoma hicn
rChool star. already has ~ at repula-
ton M oklahoma
NrGIolnIin ana s. Monitoncry look
good uoW to play the season az guards
Roth have plenty NJ weight !, th are
steady uud both Orn good lighters. Then
and number of thor men who look
good now to hcDuwr plmoN ls good Rs
the first pick mentioned
Tint fight for tr, Ccut"" i'ncc seem
row to havr been Won hH BrcNcr htS
man, tolcNhly speedy. and above nIl
steady and dependable" Douglas H. walk.
ing on cam, Never seems to he out
of the u,c $ Montgomery has been
switched tu guard carl imrkc has been
switched 10 end ii,uuic seems 10 have
out Worrying about thr plvo place
Graham johnson Real Sensation.
t.l... t4ts .. L. d,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
NeaU Rifle Shoot
Will Open Today

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Octs.23 This
individual rife match was the opening
event OF the matches being held here to-
day under the auspices OF the National
Board for Promotion of Rife Practice.
Team matches, for which there are ffty-
six entries and the united service match
will carry thc program through Thurs.~
day The matches will be shot on tho
Florida range where the matches 0t the
National RIFE association and the South
crn Rifle ASSOCIATION were held last week
and the week before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

You would serve the people.
You who would right their wrongs
linlng their heavy burdens.
cutting their binding thongs
Who look to their faith their favor
To thrir mid NJ helping power
MAY tho cod ~ the Dreamer pity
when you come To the walking hour
Givc thcm your dreams Your ahurs
Serve them across tho Years,
N'ghis. that are stark with sorrow
navus, that are dim with tears.
Guard ihcm and guide thcW ever,
And then when ne tale is sped
Look not tu their uuthcns uf welcome
Hut wait FOR their curse instead.
"po ,ou ihiul this season" asks T. \
r. "thpt the Harvard Of the species viii
hc dridlicr than the Yale
Roforc We yet that far alonG we come
to this WIN the Cornell ~ the species hc
dHducr than the lhrynrds'
suppose queries SidClncr. "thu Cor.
urll hcsls Harvard Michigan aud Penn
And then suppose that Princeton beats
Nplr and Harvard and Dartmouth who
win be- champion Cornell or Princeton
Suppoyug that pll these varied and
manifold yupposiurs work out, the situa
tiou would have AL thr elements OF \
draw don't YOU think
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

After spending the summer in the
White Mountains insttucting women IN
the art ni trapshootlng Annie Oakley
tMrs Frank y ButleD Il asain In tho
sport allurlng there this winter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

In . recent tournament IN California
len ihushurst, professional. bfoke
~ targets out ot az pairs. which IA
pretty nearly record for douhles shoot
Ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Herbert T. Nollmrr. intercollegiate
swimming champion and holder ~ many
records Intends 10 compete for A place
on tho Columbia football squad Non.
mcr IN fast, and although he has only
been ptnctlclng for n few dalg at tho
center position, tho coaches think they
nave llkeN cnndlhhle In tho aMlnmnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Former Trottanq
KingGiven AWay

SAVAGE. MINI, oct 73--Arlon. one
time champion trottcr OF tho world, has
been given to Lister WintCrspbon Of
Versailles Ky. by holders of the estate
OF the lato NJ W Savage II was an
nounced here today Al one time Arion.
now 2i years old was sold for sie5 0O0.
Az e-year old, Arion trotted 10 tho high
sulky In 2lOA, which stu stands as a
record
Minor Heir. another famous horse hc-
longing To the Savage string, has been
sold TO W. G. Crawford OF Willlaton.
Tenn The price was no, announced
but is understood 10 be In sharp con.
trast to the price pnld Tor him by Mr
Savage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Jaek.on,. rounh ereAk.

About five or ak years rgu the Brook.
Nu club came within short grab of bag
ging Joe Jackson.
What difference to that athlete re.
GIN, In the National league would have
made
For six wears now jackson has been
finishing second and third I'm the batting
order. with averages ranging between $3.50
and iuS
HIS average for the six Years is about
Nio Vet with nll mis- he has never led
the league
with this same average tossed into
National league ranks jackson would
have hcrn twenty laps hcNpnd all com
potiiiun hailed as one Of the great stars
ut the game.
NaSlms OF the Nineteenth Hole.
NY son, tell no man thy score nor the
short putt. thou missed around the
course yea, talk OF his game rather than
thine own.
Ard shortly thy tame viii overshsdow
that OF Evans or rraVers or oulmet
--a-4
Those who care tu can Josh The ntnok
hn club an the, dcsifc Wut they CAN'T
take away that $500 worth ~ the losers
end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

There have been few better runners
IN broken field than Harry Ic Gore NJ
Nnl" II Tad Jones can devise some pnNA
which viii once shake ie Gore loose
Princeton and Harvard will find that he
cannon bait lo Gore IL Ynlcs great.
cot individual star since the palny dn,s
of Ted COY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

You never hear the expression 'nidu
Know II Was Loaded at trRpshouting
tournament Safety first Ia tho rule that
applies TO all scattergun enthusiasts Nn
trapshooter puts u shell IN hif ciin until
he is going 10 shoot That's the reason
there are no accidents at trnpshontng
tournaments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Thomas Halo n' Tennessee ly tho only
ttnpshooicr Who hr, Won a state rh,m.
pinushlp three lrm"s and he has accom-
ultshcd The feat In successive wears
William \. losl,n. secretary NJ the
Delaware state SpOftmAn's aasuriatlun
and president Of the Philadelphia Trap.
shooters league, has assumed the man
ngemrnt ot the san Francisco office NJ
the T. | Dupont bvNemours a 90
Tho football men NJ Syracuse uuiver-
sltN have to walk turkey to please Hu
ilolcnbnCh their new coach Bul has
been putting hts eleven through u sig
mai drill before breakfast Nonp " I'M
players NO far has missed tho signal Ia
tackle the food syracuse meets ptttV.
hurgh Michigan and Dartmouth on sue.
cessive Saturdays. No mulycnddlc made
out that sChedulr
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

United States. representing German in- terests in Russia. has once before asked that the suplies be forwarded.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
COYOTES CLEAN UP TWIN BASkE TBALL GAMES WITH
 FLORENCE H|CH SCHOOL

This is how it ended between the Coyotes and Florence high in the bas- Eetball fray at the state armory Phoe- nix 4 and Florence 19. Both toams contested tho game 10 the last whistle hut the Crimson and Black was toO strong for the visitors Continual fouline took place on both sides. Tov- req of PhacriX plavcd a sensational game ard could not have missed a basket on bet
 The attendarce at tie game was 400 making the outlook for basketball in Phoenix v"rN favorable Soule O. Phoenix and Baldwin of Florence started the game as centers Wright started with a foul. smith os the visitors in foul landed the first basket Phoenix remained cool and reinforced themselves with excellent team work Florence followed up the play with a foul and Gerwig of Phoe- nix shot a basket from the foul line. Six fouls ir succession ended the first stag go of the game making the score 15-4 in favor of Phoenix.
 The second half opened with the same lineup and Tovrea started the real interest of the spectators when he shot a sensational basket from the ord of the opposing teams center line Tovrea was then taken out and re- placed by Sutter DetweileT replaced Doyle who was playing center Both
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
Normal And Glendale High Three Basketball Games For Kiotes

Coyote basketball teams will play three games thls week according t0 an announcement by Coach Carpenter last night
 on Wednesda. night the mems team clashes with the Tempe normal squad in the first athletic contest be tween these two schools this season Since the football match fell by ths waysidc. it has remained for the Aas- ketball teams to bring the two schools together in competition. CT course the game will have no bearing on the standing Of the Phoenix high team in ihe state conference
 Since normal dropped football 1t has been concentrating on AasSetlall. and it's teans in that department nave been wonders.
 The Coyote Pack is in excellent shape. Detweiler. SCtter and Wilky have heen drafted from the dishanded football squad. and are putting in some gooG ticks on the quintet. They will D ca great help to their mother when they grew up. In a ldition. Car penter expects Io play a dark horse Wednesday night All that can te learned If the mystery is that he is a goal shooter from who laid the ral- one of the best that ever played locally.
 it was announced that admission Co the "Wednesday game would he two bits. with m reduction to students The armory will be heat"d in time for the game which win be called at p'ofooE
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

the latlcr were real football sensations daling the season and played re- marlable gamc considering the short le0rt,l of nrlctice in th,s activity smith of Florence Staired in making foul basFcts ard played stead s game thro. shout If the rest of his team had the experience that this '9nrH ter had they would have made the game without doubt an interesting one for the Coyotes This is the statement made b, Coach Carpenter Poth teams eegan to come back strong TOW and were greedy for victory but tho efforts of tho visitors were all in vain. The game ended with the score t2 to r..
 D. II. S Girls Win Biq
 Tho v u < g.ris gre Still the un dofoated champions of the state and gave the Florence girls good wallop- ing. The game ended with the de r.sire a' ore of 47 to a.
 Florence failed utterly when they attempted 10 break Up the consistent team work Of the PhoeEiN girls. It vas romg h3hlc to see how well t' in,d the girls on both sides were lhOcIiX showed that they understood the dccn tricks of IL, game while the F re0c- team was composed mostly or freshmen ard s0ukomores
 With this new victory added to their list the PloeuiN girls will easily win the sta.e champOnship
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

The Normal 1and will come over C. furnish the "sir ' ie urdo~s' Nd that Coach Schaeffer's lineup will include some chaps who have made good records OF Tempe and Mesa hieh school teams nf thc past fc2 seasons
 Girls Champion ship
 The re7l Mccoy will he the clash of the Coyote and ,Sugarking girls a' the local armory on Friday next. Tk, local girls are out with a claim for tho undiSputed valley championship and Hrtl they settle he Glendal, Tn 7sscs. there wil be flaw in the ti-te.
 on Friday night following the girls rnme the Phoenix and Clerdale boys W 'N rut on a cortcs, that will have go bearing oa the Co-ots claim t0 second p'ss".
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
RUSSIANS REFUSE
 TOCLOTHE PRISONERS
[Reoubresn A. p. Leased wireI


 WASHINGTON. Dec l0- .Amhas- sador Francis at Petrograd has been Instructed to make further representa- tiuns to the Russian government re- garding the delivery of the supplies bought for German prisoners in Russia and held at Tien Tsin. China. for sev- eral months.
 The supplies were purchased from d fund of about s1. 900 00e of which Sion. 900 was contributed Oy the Austrian and German governments and the re- mainder raised by private charity. They consist mostly of shoes and clothing to protect their prisoners against the severe Russian winters. About S60. 900 worth of food k included
 Detention of the shipment has been credited Co the fact that the Siberian railroad is working Co capacity trans porting munitions from Japan The
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
WAR SUMMARY
Cconiinucd from Page one)

Runania under date of December 7 the Reuter- correspondent says:
 "Thc occupation of Bucharest became known here yesterday. In anticipation the government had appointed men well known for their German sympa- thies 10 the important civic positions including commander of the town The commander issued q manifesto to the people asking them to remain quiet anu declaring that the city would be sur rendered to the Germans without in- jury to the inhabitants.
 Premier Bratiano will remain in of flee, but all the other ministers have tendered their resignatons."
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
KENNEL CLUB MEETING
 TO PLAN BENCH SHOW

Tncre will be g business meet ing of importance for all members of the Arizona Kennel club. Tues day evening. at s r. m. at the Chamber of Commerce. corner 0f Second avenue and West Adams St. Matters pertaining to the re- street Matters pertaining Go the re- cent and coming bench show will be discussed as well as other items of interest.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

Newspapers 2 Meraoe LONDON, Dee. l0-Iames Henry Thomas. member of parliament for
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
Not Much to Say

BERLIN. Dec. l0-The newspapers comment with great reserve upon the British cabinet crisis. All of them placed emphasis on the view that final judgment should be postponed until more tangible facts are reported. The majority expressed the opinion that Premier Asquith's resignation was caused by David Lloyd George
 The Deutsche Lages Zeitung warns the public against far reaching con- 'lusi0ns. 4 "change Of a cabinet or in leading positions is not necessarily in war times q mistake or a sign of weak ness. it adds
 The Fall of Premier Asquith marks the disappearance of British liberalism in the seas of worlds war into which England has been dragged by liberal
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
SQX AND OUTLAWS BATTLE
 TEN INNINGS TO2-2 IF

Ter innings of fast. consistent play ing, failed to provide the Outlaws cr the White sox with any advantage Jn the Polk street lot up to a q. rk ard gloomy hour last evening. Wen U atmosphere became so fun of twilieh and anxiety for the soco old honie cooked supper that notody colla ..iay much ball, the game was lcd. wi,,s the score ? and , in favor of the umpire
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11

Munitions board for Canada. This would increase Canadas responsibility in the future and Canadian intuition manufacturers will be expected to full fill their contracts for 1917. he said.
 'Of course Britain will still continue to purchase copper brass, steel and other raw materials from the States" he said. but she will not purchase any more of the finished shells. Canada is still behind with her deliveries"
Arizona republican., 1916-12-11
M MORE SHELL
 CONTRACTS FUR Us
ise7otr.sn A. P Le4sea wlreJ

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. English
 shell contracts in the United States virtually an run out within six months and most of them within three months after the first of the year. and will not be renewed. il was announced here by