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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
GERMANS CAPTURE
FRENCH TRENCHES
Two Lines Taken in Vicinity
of HauCourt. Near Verdun.
Berlin Claims.
FRENCH GUNS HEAVILY
SMELLING THE ENEMY
Evidently Striving to Prevent De-
bouch From Cover of Malan-
court Wood.

LONDON. March 2:.-Further sue
cesses have been won by the Germans
I'm the vicinity OF Iiaucourt. northwest
Of Verdun. German army headquarters
announced today. two addiuonal
trenches having been occupied
The French guns have been encr-
getically cannonadng the German posi-
tious in the Malancourt wood on the
edge of the Argonne. northwest OF
Ncreiun. according to Paris. The in
tention apparently is to break up an
anticipated attempt of the Germans to
dcbouch from this cover and make
further efforts to advance southwark
toward the main line Paris-Nerdun rail-
way, some four and ne-half miles
distant.
East of the Neuse the German bonn
lardment appears to have diminished in
Intensity. according to Paris. only inter
suittent firing being reported in the vi
unity of Douaumont and Damloup and
in the Wosvre region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
German View of Fighting.

while during the day the Russians
collected their forces only for Il strong
advance against the bridgehead at
Jacobstadt east of Buschhof. they un-
dertook during the night repeated at =
tacKs north Of the Mitau-Jacobstadt
railway and an attempt to take US by
surprise south of Dvinsk, and exhaust
I'd themselves IN uninterrupted. fierce
storm attacks against our front north
Of NidSaN. All their attacks brok 9
down, with heavy losses ia men"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
Hard Fighting Going On.

BERLIN. March 24.-The importance
of the struggle around Verdun nat
urally overshadows interest i'll the
contest on the eastern front. but the
latest dispatches show that hard fight
j" is in progress in the northern sec
tor of the Russian line.
The Russian drum fire became intense
OF the evening of March I9. More than
80. 900 shells, chiefly of heavy caliber.
fell over small section of the front
near Postavy. German wire entangIe-
ments and the front line trenches
were damaged by this fire.
At night the Russians attacked in
thick waves. The first two waves were
moved down before they reached the
entanglements. The third attack
pierced the German position on a front
of less than 100 yards and the assail-
ants were elected by a counter attack
led in person by regimental COM
mander. At dawn the Russians made a
fourth attack, bu il was smothered in
the initial stages by German artillery
Four Russian divisions are said to
have participated i'll these movements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
WEATHER.

PsrtIy cloudy and warmer tonight
and tomorrow. tempera ture tonight above
freezing: moderate east and southeast
winds.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending - pm: Highest. As. at pm.
Yesterday: lowest 2S, at am. today.
Full report on page u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
Summon No Reserves.

The Germans were compelled to sum
mon almost no reserves. Their losses
were heavier than on the two preced-
ing days Of the fighting on account of
the Russian drum fire. but il is assert
ed that nevertheless they were sur
prisingly small.
Activity of the Russians at other
points of Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg's front is less marked. Compare
tive quiet prevailed March 19 along
the sector between WiSZniew and Mar
ocZ lakes. except for a strong night at
tack on the Russians. which was re-
pulsed.
The losses sustained by the Russians
ia these encounters are said to have
been very heavy. Notwithstanding the
severity of the actions, no concern is
evident here. The state of public feel
ing was expressed by correspondent,
who said.
The people have no anxiety. because
theN know Hiudenburg is there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
Field for Intrepid Airmen.

Both aeroplanes and dirigibles. in
their use in the European war have
developed the science Of oversea aero
nautics to point where it seems that
nothing is impossible to the intrepid
and skilled aeronaut. Machines are
being made that carry fuel supply
sufficient for several hundred miles of
travel in air.
The aircraft that will be the prin-
cipa1 vehicle OF the coast guard aerial
corps. If its establishment is accom-
plished. will be a seaplane. fitted with
wireless and 'gHroscope compass. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-24
Three Times This Week.
FIGURES
Local Display.

x 1oF1aJ.
Lines.
The Evening Star. .2o,716
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL PAY MI SPOT each for or G.roor
modern cntttg" or bungalow; must b,
bargain, give location II 2t0. Times
TO HUY from owner, 6.room modcr
HOUSE; give location. terms and par
ticulnfs no agent D-G Times
WANTED Five or 6-roOm mOderI
house. northeast. within walking dis
tnnue, for client who has 5000 cash to pa
down. walnut 1919. Roberts Bros. 81
Haum Jdg
WANTED bury new or almost nev
or t-ioom hOufe, corner lot preferred
VIII make substantial payment down
VIII buy corner 'ot for cash. J.3i, car
Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

CHOICEST site nnrthwest mar, a, civ
nrnr tRsson nvd iOOyibg frop,lns
south ami cnst right where the heat
buildings afe going up owner savs s.i
y goo, woph 81 SOC for house site rhnns
v 1850 NJ y Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
lNtlK\i>HtD HOUSES AND
Nph'.;NE\IS EOK RENT

lINN'I moving phone I 10 y NJ q
u Transfer a Storage Co nrr.pfooi
U'f'HHusr \ g. wrirtrr. president
Nl'I 1.ruum pud bath apartment. ,nsi
lui.N. a. Loo JAMES s GpIlsU.
owner WI Hpp
NM. ROOM Wni'fu ,Hfu.r tirr,nth
and Nr..hN.N. ht rent Thon, Manic
Iuag
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on. I'M. Lt,Sts Am ,roCK.

OH NTN'kN. hank STOCKS yiy. huuEht
sold and exchanged Rich ifdsnu Invest.
mont 'n Oklahoma CITY uhlB
FuU sAI'r- un lease uunldion field. $40
bll u'dr Dity.
loo Nut NANT tn hu, leases adjoining
guaranteed 500 tcst vrll IN a new
uvld Write e. q Davenport u5N y.
fiuHIuaun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
hlllDiNG M\ttRlNI.S AND
~ NiltR

Ii' NHH Whit, Linn. tn q. t.. anil,
.'ri.'N Nur uUUrn ir oklahoma tItt
lowest fI. lr.i quality home Unn
........
H.'Il .tI.'nE SNOW Whit. lime st irNfr
lfi'. '"nn rtU' IhHr. uH Huf nI,iu.
A'N,i N'l.h and rIr ,o "a iiV
fIll IINlNt WaH, nf vIt. hsh
t'H'' TOO yAN ai tHl .tn.r rsI.t al
'Nr u'Nrr lni srr ua Nuf.|..r UI.t
and IN .n W Iu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Oklahoma.
EARM E0R $40
California.

CALIFORNIA Little suburban farm,
near Los Angeles. FOR sale. easy pny.
mcnta Write j.. H. waite. shawnee,
okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
DRas>MAkI\o h>n Mn.Ll>tR,

MRS SHIRLEY ynI gowns ~. rl' u..
.H,iur- pul nu., Ii uz.s. remodel ling
Gl.p dHU' 10. " uN vs. 'll
HrlNG loo YOUR graduation uud Ncli'n.
dresses nos Niss Nu.Nu lIvhn. cell
tne " l"'h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
S, H. BROWN,
Lots Northwest

VEST bJl In cts good looking room
story house. faces east on Glassen
hlNN garage mud servants auaItsrs
lnt IyylFO hieh glasR neighh5,hood. .
price 1880. $1,000 cash balance GOOD
terms A.M care Timos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
ron SALE on rRAnE

FOR SALE OR TRADE
one 2siory brick business buid6s and
ou,.SiorN frame business building 80
acres hand fenced and cross. fenced two.
room house. barn and chicken house.
EUtll iuCuWhrtuDG nll rented and In good
-'u1ir want stock Of merchandise or fruit
hrm iu northwest Arkansas or hotel J.
II tnligy. 3nS Scott Thompson Bldg
oklahoma city okla
BEAUTIFUL bungalow, Central Park
trade for smaller place, terms or All
ference
Improved 5-acrc tUNct. on car line 5c
fare $500 good terms
~IN-fOnnl bungalow. close In. fine con
il'Inu rented SO month. mortgage
81 500 want auto f1r equity. or lots
FN,-rnom house. harm, u lots, handy
school AMI c'r, mortgdec 5000. take
$500 for equity. N, trades
fiNc.rnnm modern bungalow. close car
1ni school, Nljo $3.50 cash, balance
mont is. no trtd"F
Han 2li Ice nlig
BARGAIN 3so-nr.r stock nrm. Rcck-
.Hw county OKLA. VOL located viii
'Uhr $1,000 'lsh. merchandise worth the
rHU'. ur equity l oklahoma CIV prop.
'rt' hIlluUo long time Phone " ii7i
1907 vs. ,'h
HAVE rilr NJ choice lots near capitol
and SOME Iu n.EingtpVn. ale, I good
lots lu INuwi4 OKLA WIN son yhcap for
each ur trade fur good ear Cnll " 5ssi
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THE PEOPLES
FURNITURE STORE
NO. f. VALltAU

Proprietor
'N w GRAND Naris af
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{ OR SAL {

s-rnom modern " 2ni ST. 1900.
a-fouu motefn " lF st. 81 100
ln'room modern garage. Tot 50,itn.
close IN on T. 6th ~. only ~ 500 81 900
crsh will handle this
have prospective buyers for mod
crate pricc-i residences ~ from s 10
rooms Tell me what you have 10 sell.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
KANSAS CITY
BANTY LIKES
FAST BOXING

The faster thcy come tho hotter he
likes It This ls tho kind of q gu, Joe
Leopold saws ne i. Leopold. accom-
panied b, chick Johnson. his manager.
arrived in Oklahoma Ci,y from Kansas
city onrlt this morr'rE ANA Joe is to
teck" Nat, JACKSON In the main c,cnt
Of tonighrs Il NJ \ \ s,ruppug pIo-
gram
II has been only Two or three wears
since he took up NoNlng as a means of
livelihood but Leopold says he never has
had cause to regret It, The nearest he
has come to being sorry of his choice
Battling Rcddy, yet he managed to con-
sole himself by the realization that Eci.
u, was "a fcathorweicnt who had vhippc d
the hest hantams iu the east and had
picked ON him iu'' because johnny kil-
hauc vas too busy to give him Am au-
dicncc
Nmoug his rautnmwcigh, opponent OF
recent months Leopold number Jack
Martin Sat Leonard and George Inrlin
kanfAs ttt{ ana Colorado rugs have
seen most W his boxing
jackson was busy today irving to rit
himself Of u famI, of boils on his right
arm. tie has been only partially sue
to.sful
The second ton.round bout tonight is
between Tom Storie Nnd Sailor Lewis. "
being stories last chance TO dcmonstra
that hc can show class or retire until he
gets right
Two st>.round prclimnarics are card
ed. ono between Battling Memphis and
SNOW bird and the other between Young
simpson and thief DeGrHn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16

hiring success Nrc much tho same what
these qualities are may we'll be asked
The tendency In getting q coach H. TO
secure former gridiron star. Hut the
work Of Iuprkc, NJ Illinois; Of Mscklin
tt Michigan Agricultural college. and the
confidence Princeton has In Rush. none
NJ whom made their varsity team while
M college, disprovcs this idea. as does
the failure NJ llinky NJ Vale. aud Of
RrooRc at PcnnNlvania. former stars Of
the trst magnitude
For example, \ year ngo certain head
coach engaged y noted drop Kicker for
three weeks Rt 5000 n week 20 teach his
men how IN drop kick During the sca
son this eleven made bur one goal from
the field witch thcv humnrously refer To
~ the $500 drop Kick This head Goa ch
learned u lesson about stars that he win
never forget
Coaching teams 90 victory In the face
NJ present competition Ia no sof, sine.
cure Victory II earned The success
tul eleven know, tho game from tacklng
'o touchdowns II II n highly perfected
machine both mcntRlly and physicAllv
posscsses courage. co. ordination and u
wonderful fighting spirit II goes about
It's work with deadly determinatin Ana
beyond ,ts technical knowledge and suiri
N must have a sort " sixth foot bal
sense II must outsuess and outthlnk tho
opposition MI NJ this II gets from tho
coach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
Quality, Not Quantity, Counts IN Deciding
Football Games With Modern Style of Plan

Tn, IRIS Iour." the "H.g SIX ond
the B.g Sine" mo- lonpcr stand supreme
ln football The line between victory
aud d,tyo' unnot now separate large
and small colleges SrNoSh trcmnlos NOT
TODAY u the classic university stadium
npro,c the Nch.ou hut goes about ITS
business of winning without funny ~
mmhD roormll No, become "a sporting
propositions based uU scientific Wln'lpl'S
open iu pll and the upsr's IN sour" cnu
n, traced to this The coach has Hp'oNd
lur., principles from coast to coast
because of M" coach many small col
',g,. hHvc defeated the two past masters
Of on. tern tuOihVN Vale aud lCnnsNlNn.
mia uud similar results have happened
ryrINNhDrr Nnt hoCaus" Of him teams
o,klug somewhat, Nm material h''"
Small Abreast OF large.
such results. although We are slow
10 purustom ourselves tn ihcm urc hut
natural The large unlNcisl'ics dcN rlop"d
football therefore thcy were ursl TO
IN favor their graduates. ns coaches,
spread its gospel throughout tho land
even to the preparatory schools NgW,
the small COLLEGE ts financially phlu Ftu
secure competent coaches, ana with them
came the upsctN which Osiouishcl the
football world There is no reason Nh,
the material Tor the small team should
not caual that of the large one In fact
tho small COLLEGE graduate Ia usunll,
more loyal than the university Hlumnus
and viii make n greater effort 60 have
promising plavcrs cntCr his alma mater
oualltO. Not Quantity.
Fielding II Nosl NJ Michigan suited
last wear that the coach who had fifteen
good men was In position in Nhip any
tcsm regardless " the size " the iugtia
tuition n played IN short that quality
and not quantity, counted
I'm this struggle between tho large and
small colleges fnr football supremacy
there is hut one factor In favor " the
first and thpt Ia coaching STAFF IN
place " the indivi idual coach Tho small
college must hold .io tho ono coach idet
iol financial ttnuOnH \NhuU th. fpttp,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16

Us preferable there have been sufficient
Victories won by the one coach plan tO
prove It's worth
In IN" stRff.o coaches idea the head
ronch must hQSs the iob aud soc that
his IDEAS are carried out hy his assist
ants IIc has little time for actual,
coaching PLAYERS His duty II to map
the campaign in advance ot each daN
and then soc that each assistant err.
'irs ont his ideas. watching their work
so that ~ viii m In with tho scheme
of team rlav and development Ito is
as foolish ps tho yupotintcndent " u
steel min who gives his time To detail
work II he devotcs hls afternoons to in
Nldual instruction Such system Of
coaching must he scientifically managed
Vale ana PENNSYLVANIA failed because II
was not
This plan Is theoretically superior TO
tho individual coach scheme because n
moro rapidly weeds out the Culls from
the material and thus permits the earlier
selection ~ the team, upon whose mem.
hcrS the coaching can I've concentrated
| Tho individual coach AZ hest can watch
hui ono or two PLAYERS IN scrimmagc,
WhrteaS the ASSISTANTS NJ head coach
co0 watch every player Rt all times II
w n tribute tu the genius Of tho single
coach that his elever~~hRve sometimes
been able TO defeat those produced hN n
staff ut coaches There are reasons for
! this
Selection Mad. Quickly.
In the first place the single ,oach has
fewer men irving fnr the team and In
| practice not theory he actually selects
hts men aud develops team play NJ an
earlier -tHrc than rnrs tho STAFF NJ
| coaches with wealth of material Hi-
! weakness, rs n rule. ig IN capable sub.
slllutcs I'm tho second place the small
] college has an uphill FIGHT an genaon
/ and uphill fights breed fighters aud nu.
/ tompiicnllN discard lnafers n the
/ Individual coach knows hiG husincss N. is
! likely 10 sptlng surprises on the hlg
| teams
knowing hts business ID mo KEY to the
| situation with either the head coach or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
Chick Johnson
Picks Up Tate

After having dropped from sight since
his Chickashs and Ardmorc nlyvcrs.
Texas Tate finally mas hecn located IN
Kansas city where he has been taken IN
tow by Chick Johnson Johnson hrs
added him To- his stable which now in
cludes Harvey Thorpe Joe, Leopold
Chick Hayes. Cyclone Tommy Daily and
Texas Tate
Tate. IN his several bouts In Oklahoma.
has impressed those who have seen him
go, that he could make n good man out
NJ himself " he could rid himself OF
that tendancy to foul when he saw that
the tide Of battle was going against him
temporarily He has an ideal build. y
great left jah and ripping right upper
cut hut some have been so ungcncrous
M 10 intimate that he lacks courage
Daily probably viii he nj the " VI \
N tonight 10 talk over the possibility OF
meeting Kid Ferns here In two weeks
lie is about Ferns weight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16

Ram and pressing business came near
PLAYING havoc with the invitation iournt-
ment OF tho Oklahoma CITY Golf and
Country club which got under way lhlN
morning The out-Ot town entries have
met the estimates Of the ,ommiitc" hu'
the number Of local players participating
has been a disappointment Norc ih0n
score ot visitors accepted the Nluh lh.
Nitatiou TO play hut only enough ~ m"
Oklahoma CIT. Golfers responded To the
call to rails, the field 60 ufil II had
hocn expected AZ least ffiN oklahoma
CITY PLAYERS would participate which with
the visitors. would max" a field Of more
than seventy
Competitions FOR All.
Noon was tho dcRdlinc for tho start
and At that time lt was evident That
nearl, cNcryhody pIgyng would got into
one ~ the three class flights provided
for hv the committee Sixteen QutllfN
IN each of the three Classcs which would
make room for forty eight Tho low six
teen will cous'itut" class \ IN" sec
ond sixteen elias. B aud the lhlrd slN.
teen class g.
Consolation Trophies Also.
ReHtdcs the class championships. con.
cola ton matches have been prov Ided for
The eight eliminated m the first round
of match play on roDh class VII start
corsolatiou flights
The pualinug round which WAS start.
cd nj o'clock. was expected to he com
pleted by 30 Hi which time the play
ers would hc divided into classes so 'nh
the first round OF match plty. stnrlluE
At O'Clock Do1ld be- finished This after.
noon.
Local Champion Absent
T Y Patterson winner of tho CluN
champion shin n few daNs ago, dld not
cntor tho invitation tournament but :
n Cunningham, George Ercdcricksou. II
= Fnertl l' T. stafford and c IL
Hnffer give the local PLAYERS good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16

t"rneld, Jack Rarrl m second and George
Foster pitching star ball.
These three *cr' regarded as the main
STAYS ot the CLUB This fan Boston
went into \ uenuRnt campaign and a
world series campaign with Speaker, Bar
"a aud Foster missing or OF no use And
RoStou looked fully as strong without tho
three as she looked when they were
around
nless TOO much victory. after the man
nor ot too much success, wchkcns or soft
tens thclr morale. Boston should be good
for AZ least one more campaign A. the top
unless I'm nunoyau's young machine
swings into It's stride
The world champs may soon begin TO
decay. lust as the cubs. Tigers Mack
men and Giants did after a few wears of
success. II may be that NEXT yeHr will
find them on their way dovnhill but
not very far downhill with shore Leon
ard and Ruth around to block the de
scent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
Football Continues to Upset
Traditions and Wise Dopers

against the Ncv Jcrsc,pns. hut rold
goal finally gave the Tigers the doD.
sion tU u
After q weeks instruction under Percy
liaughlou. Harvard PLAYED better foot
ball beating North Carolina ~ 10
vale found lehIgh tough customer
hu' managed TO slip over l2-to-U vic
tory
Chicago Comes Back
chicago came back after itg defeat At
mo hands of carleton on" week previously
and whipped Indiana, % to o
ohio state ran up ono ~ the highest
scores made ~ the north This season In
winning from Ohcrliu l2S TO a.
Minnesota found North Dakota an easy
victim. winning q TO o
Al the saUe time South Dakota wa :
losing 20 Wisconsin IN to 2
In Oh" Missouri valley, Missouri defeat
ed Washington l3 TO o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16

last saturday did NOT fail to furnish
us football upsols os 'snrN other Strur-
day This wear has done Greatest trudl-
uon smasner or them al was kendall \
lG-io-U victory over the Sooucrs. for II
was the first time I'm history a state team
has taken the measure Of tho state uni
yer.tl on tho gridrou. although Epworth
feW Years ago played the Sooucrs 10 a
2-io-3 tic
NcN' greatest upset probably was that
lt-to-A victory Of COHlgatc over Illinois
for n was the first time the Hint had
tasted defeat since lal1 Louisiana
states l3-to-O win from the Texas Ag-
gics was unexpected
TUFTS Scare Tigers
TUFTS gave the Princeton Tiger n biz
scare and for while II looked AS II tho
team which couple OF weeks previously
had defeated Harvard would repeat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
Record Cr0Wd for
K. o. VI. Il. Game

LAWRENCE kan, oct rs So great
ls the dcuoud for urkcre for lne Kan
ttons for morr than 600 haze ALREADY
been rc,oNod. although tho contest viii
not hc played until Thanksgiving day.
Soy Ncmhor 20 The contest rs expected 10
attract tho largest crowd that ever Wit.
messed football game iu the Missouri
valley conference. Despite the heavy
demand for seats, the usual price VIII
not he advanced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
Montgomery
W1U Be Out
For Season


on the eve of its rrst Interstate gam.
tho University oi Oklahoma rs deprived
ot its captain and perhaps its most cf.
fcicut football star Homer MONTGOMERY
of Nuskogee sooner captain aud 'or tho
last two or three Years considered ons
~ the hest ends In the entire southwest.
Win come 10 nm oklahoma hospital today
20 have treated an arm broken durinS
the first few minutes NJ saturdays fray
II is believed tho fracture Is compound
snd Rcnuic owen Is not crpectins 20
have the use of Montgomery again this
season
McFerrlr Successor.
Ncterrin. ihc former Norman high
school end, probably VIII he owens &C.
lection for Montgom"ry'S successor No
was = star In his high school dnys AMI
mas gwen good account Of himself IN
the games this fall
others NJ the Sooner eleven were IN
iufcd saturday. hut none of them se-
rtoqel,' jess Fields, end who Was taken
orr NJ the game toward the close on
account " charley may not get into
.crimmagr for tho fret few' da,s this
week hut is expected 'o hc an right for
saturday % clash With tho Loughorns At
Dallas
McCan's shoulder was twisted and
NrcNcr was injured slightly but both
N'l b" nll right IN daN or two
Team IN Poor Shape
~ host tho team which Hcnnlc owen
takes to Dallas next SATURDAY viii ~
tho poorest he has led into the south for
many wears Last SATURDAY the team
shove 90 lack Of unity and its handing Of
tho forward pass. the Sooner forte, was
extremely poor The Inc as whols
did not show strength, only few OF thr
sooner forwards being able to hold thNr
oNn against their Kendall opponents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16

CHICAGO, III, oct l6-Andre Andcr-
son, Chicago heavyweight, has started
training for his ten round contest with
Fred Fulton " Rochester MINI. which
is 10 be decided In Eau Claire, wis. Oc-
tober o. Anderson Ia one OF the big
gest heavyweightS In roc game He re-
Gently returned from a successful cam
paiRn In the east
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-16
comI.key a. Vears In Gam.

key, owner Of tho Chicago Nmcu,au
league CLUB. concluded his forty flst
season in baseball with the finish Of the
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