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Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Sentider llnterititnngs6nnS, Dit
rift WO. 40.

Nm Montoe, oen 80. Sftobcr, gob
Der oeutidc Neutrality-suspicious., dit
rift 40, III aarl Sonmels @allc,
922 80. Apc. &.-@., cine qroe SOL.
lomeen lln~tcrbultlrng, Die lcbr gut
bcillht mar. 9obei ging eS reft mlln-
ter mo uergriigt Der. Den @ridie=
nenen pllrocn See Grenm mo Sudden
lcrnicrt. 0em OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gebiibrt 0onf mo Mnerfrnmtng fiir
Den 9lttcn &crlollf Ger llnterbaltung,
0os &ontitc 6elton0 ans Den Damell
30. 9iHc, Soriibcrin; s. &cif, 6.
Samuel, &. Bauer, ". Shlodter.
NJ. Shroff ionic @errn 2Sobn Wci.
ningcr.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
o@ermania MGmmer.G 6ur".

Im OonuerStng, Den 1S. Sftober
belt Der @ermania Wdnner-G bor Ell
ne slbihieosfeier nebit Nbenounter
boltung in aorl @ommelS Soae ab
an ser bic @itglieoer nebit SomiIiei
teilnubmcn. Gin 9uteS buffet Sup.
per mur0e mtfgetiiht. Ger MGnuer.
dor iong perldieoene 2ieoer. oie aul
Dorgetragen mltroen. 9llSOann ginr
man gum 3al5 ilber. Die perabreid.
ten Speilen maren bonn SerbergSpo.
ter idlmadbaft 5ubereitet morocn.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
RlrtmeS taotnemigteiten

-llniere beutige Summer lint
faBt 6 Seiten. Bbilipp Sauerrant-
pier, ser in Oieler ISOLDE nidtS &c
i6rieben bat, miro IN Der ndhlten
pieoer fortfabren al lhreiben.
Die 2ebenSmittelberipaltung
iuenoct iit5 Gil ale Sausfrauen nit
Der innigen ySitte, 6ab tic Die altsge.
teilten Spnrforten mit ibren Inter
lhrift,n ocricben. Sehe Sauaf frau
ptrIpridt heim uatcr5eihnen osffsor-
te, 5oB itc s,f bemiihcn MIRO, I'M
@auSbalt 81 iparen. 3mr& Nieier
Slontraenc lit oaS Sparel non Be-
bensmitteIn. Seoe Sausfrau ionte
es oils cine patriotiihe BfIidt betro@=
ten, sic 8arte al ulter5eiduen.
Gin 3uIammmarbeiten Der Sausfrau-
eli miro Dem Mangel 0icies ooer ie-
mes IrtifelS oorbeugen.
-TeIepbon ; @eiprd6e, Die friiber
Is Gents foiteten meroen fOrtan 90
Gents foiten, 3. +. nit Gini6luB Der
9riegSiteuer, bie IN oieiem Sale 5
Gents betrGgt. Sin oen offentli6en
GeIepbonlteqen iino geOrltfte Mnmei=
llIngen angebradt.
YIN nGdlten Sonntag tperoen 10
Srnuenrehtlerinnen aus Dem Silt=
riftsgefdngnis entlailen mer0elt. Mus
oieiem Inlaiie miro ibnen SIT @bren
am Ibeno 6~esielben Cages ein Sup
per inn Cameron Sous, ibrer Sc
idGitsItclle, ~ierbiert meroen. Siini
anocrc Suffragetten miiIlen ibre
Strafe bon Z Monaten i'm 9iitrifts
gefGngniS abbiiBen.
-9os o%nlerifnniide &ote arelis
bat iebt cine lhiperc Mufgabe 5u CT
filIlen. I'm alien gnforoerungen ge.
rcd)t 81 mer6en, muB cS cine groBe
Snmme @cl0eS sur @erfilgung ba
ben. Die 10 Winionen Dollars, Die
fiir3lif gelommelt purben, merSen
nod Dem Grmeiien bon Sothle1Iten
nid)t LANCE binreibeu Gum min0e
lten iino 80 big so Miaionen Collars
erforocrlih> UNI nit gutem grgebnis
norangeben 3t founen.
SEER Mtartin 8uid, ser cine
@irtidait in Baltimore iiibrt, fam
an OienStag nod @aibington, Inn
an Der Mllftion in @eper's @eItau-
rant, 1927 late Ctr. R.-@. teil8u-
nebmen. 9abei puroen linn 5000
uon 2angfingern ubgenommen. Or
nimmt on, oab Smei @eger oas &l,nit
Itildden nrsfilbrten.
-@nn5 @aibington mill am0anf
~iagungstoge S%ouienoen bon Solouten
Die in Ser Na6baridaft Nuartier be
5ogen haben, cine groBe Sreuoe berei
ten. @ielc Tamilicn baben it'd be
reit erflart, cincf, 6pei, orei, ia ledS
Solonten obcr Watroien an Dem gro.
Ben nationalen Seiertage at bepirten.
Wan ioilte eS iih CUR Gbre MAIDEN, eli
nen Singer Wortis an Dem Gage az
enlpfangen nno linn menigItens fir
einiee Stunoen mieoer oaS @liid ms
Die Sreltoe zines gliiflihen Seins
6eigen. @icle iino Snuienoe BON Mei
len BON ibren 2ieben entfernt. 9fon
beetle iid, unO laoe 10 bielc mic nur
mogli6 gum Sanfiagungstagc elm.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Nebnrten:


aorl mo Gmo Mllppert, M1ohcn.
Srall5 unO u. &enncr, 8uuGe.
2iItbcr mo Gtbcl SGger, MiGoArn.
$ nno Hita 6oul MGoGcn.
$ mo Gln N0ntDol. MtGiodcn.
g;.l!tet mo so. Goelblut, APoOd,cn.
SoSesfGae:
2ouiie S6nei6er, 81 ,Subrc, 80.
6lorioa Ipcnlle, g. 50.
$ouiS Tfnff 55 Sabre. 9D8 Waii
Nlpemlc N.@.
@iI6elminc so. @eber. 40 Snarc
{. :rlcn @oipital.
glnmo 9. ,Sogn ~ Sohrs 6. Il
&o,pitol.
9Gnna 8. Sepier, II SATIRE. 2ol
Nfinn. gbe. N.-O.
So6om g. Mcper, 50 SATIRE. G,
Mfoii. glbc. N.-@.
SomeS 2onsburgb, "a SATIRE. No
25li 14tc Ctr. N.@.
G6eidlieFnneeu:
q. &. EiaboIc uno Grynio @omc
ringer.
'2iaiom G. 9oit nno g. 3. Ben.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
ct. Sobannes.@ Stride,

Gdc AZ nno 8 Ctr. S.-@.
Morgcns@ ottesbienIt nm II llbr.
I6eno @ottesbienit mn s llbr.
SomltogSidule Inn 10 llbr.
@ebets Mnoa6t jeocn MittmodY
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
.Shmaben &ereiu".

Ger S6nabenperein oeriammeli
iih am 0ienstag, Ben 6. @oOember
Saule ieines MitglieoeS @m. s.
tSdnliot 1916 Siebente Ctr. N. @
9ue Witglieoer iino oa5u eingelaoen
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
9oilis e. Sdnciocrc:ta.

Sic &oi6ingtoner SonoclSfomt
mcr perlegtc am Wittmod ibrc @c-
l6dftSrarmc bon 1902 s StroBe g.
y. nod Dem smciten Stodlpcrd Gil
i2te Strabe q. @. Der @ictfon-
trait laltet oui 1 Scbr.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Mns ben Gtrcinsfreiicn

Na4ri6rn fir eitt epdltt miihtn Die ipdtsfens Nliit.
ned @ittase In uniersr Resdiiisn itin. wtun lie ii Gel
gDc6e Iufndtme fneen ioaen.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

Bonn /. Nopember oil miiiieu
@cIndcr bon Sbeatern irno @onbeI-
bilocr Sbcatcrn 10 Sro5ent mebr
fiir bic Gintrittsfartc 5ablcrl. @cnn
nan bis oubin 10 Gents 5obltc nm
iid @nnOclbilbcr nn5rieDcn, 10 miro
man il 3ufunft II Gents 5ablen
miiiien. 20 Gents Gintrittsforten
mcrocn 2S Gents foltcn; so Gents.
aartcn 80 GentS; rs GentS.aartcn
81 Cts; I 9ollar-aorten $t.tO nIm.
Mier mnB nan bon iest ab sic Stcuer
5oblen. Sognr Yerionen, sic Trei-
paiie bcIiten, miiiien oie Steler sab
len. IilSqcnommcn iinb mn sic Nn-
aeltelltcn ocs S9eotcrs. Mon nimmt
on, baB oielc arieasiteucr onein 65
Willionen 0ollorS i1brlih cinbrinqell
miro.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Go. 9Mtb. Sreieinisfeits. 0irMe.

GotteSoienite; Sonntoes II llbr
morgens, oenti6; 7.30 lbr abenos.
engliid.
Sonntag8ldule $50 llbr morqenS
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

yramden sic feline Crudladcn?:
0as 0@ai6inston SOarnal" Ormdt
NE gnt anb prompt, Union 2absl",
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

Gd,tc Trantinrter nnb @nadwnrit,
rein mno nnberialidt, au babeu bel
8IhIerS,
532 Gsuter. anb 10 Riggs Wattt,
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

gnndrol, Sealloaf ,pirfli6e Nelifa.
teiien, limb AZ baben bel:
SahIers.
532 Genter. unb Is Riggs @arft.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
frankie Burns Expected to Make
Pete Herman Step to Keep Crown
Jersey City Bantam Fighters
to Give Titleholder Real
Struggle Nov. 5.
By BUD FISHER '

Pugilistic interest will center for tbs
next few days in the bantam-weignt
division, because Pete Herman, cham
pion Of that class, is scheduled to de-
fend his title in twenty-round de-
cision contest with frankie Burns, the
veteran Jersey challenger. This con-
test is carded for New Orleans ~.
Monday, November 5.
Herman IS busily preparing himseif
for the coming encounter and reports
from his training camp indicate uia,
he will be In perfect physical condition
when he faces the greatest test he has
had since he won the championship.
In the old days before Herman won
the title, Burns hung n knockout wal
lop on the little southern boy, and
ever since the day Herman won his
championship from Kid Williams,
Burns has persstently sought niatcn
with the new titlehoider.
Burns has had several chances to
win the laurels of mis- class, but he has
always fallen a trifle short of reach
ing the mark He fought Johnny
CDulon several times when Coulon
held the title. and he also battled with
Kid Williams when the Baltimore
Dane vas champion. In the bout with
Williams he succeeded in holding the
tiyeholder to a twenty-round draw
Although 2S years OF age, and gem
orally regarded as past the prime OF
physical ability, Burns has been such
ah-liSing little boy that he really
is today as physically fit as he has
been at any time in the last five years.
Els coming contest with Herman wa.
settle a dispute for physical SUI. I'M
ecy that has existed ever since 1912,
when he registered his knockout VIC
tory over Herman.
The bantamweight championship
has been in more or less of tangle
for several years Cotilon lost the
title to Kid Williams. A little later
Johnny Ertle, st. Paul, became
strong factor in the championship sit
uation. Wilrams and Ertle met in
battle at st. Paul and the Dane lost
on foul in the fifth round. Since
that time Ertle las put forth the
claim that he is the legitimate cham
pion the class. Ring experts. how
ever, were divided in their opinion rs
to whether Ertle had a legitimate
claim to the championship because
the match took place in a state where
decisions are not permitted. Techni-
cally. however. Ertle had claim on
the crown.
Ertle and Williams together again in
championship contest, but the
match never materialized. In the
meantime, Williams and Herman me.
In twenty round bout that was her
aided for the cha mpionship. and In
ms encounter Herman got the de-
cision on points. Frtle has made at
tempts 10 land n match with Herman
but he was unsuccessful. Burns has
beaten him to the chance for title
struggle, and if the Jersey boy re-
turns winner over Herman, as many
predict he will. there is n strong pruu-
ability that Ertle and Burns viii get
together in long distance match at
New Orleans during the coming non-
DAYS. II Herman should win, how
ever, then there Is small likelihood
of his appealing IN a title match in
the immediate future as he undoubt-
odly will be kept in military service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
WISCONSIN IS FACING
SCARCITY OF BOXERS
Jeff Smith and Jack Britton
Latest Pugilists to Draw
Suspension.
~ - EHMATINGEHl

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, oct 20
Judging from the manner In which
the Wisconsin bonng commission Is
slashing right and left at offending
boxers and their managers and in
flicting wholesale suspensions and
sundry other punishments on those
who attempt 20 trifle with the rules
regulating the sport, it seems likely
that there viii be scarcity Of boxing
talent for Badger rings In the imme-
date future.
Up 10 the present time two we'll
known managers Of boxers as well az
their entire stables OF mitt-wlelders
have been barred from operating in
Wisconsin rings.
Al Lippe, pilot Of Jeff Smith, and
other well-knOwn scrappers was put
under a ban some three weeks ago for
failure 20 observe the rule regarding
the posting Of forfeits.
Just the other day Dumb Dan Nor
gan Of New York ran afOul the Badger
boxing boards rules when he neg
lected TO post money fora match IN
which Jack Britton took part at Supc-
Eior. wis. Morgan and Britton will
have opportunity TO explain their ac-
tions at hearing OF the commission
'li p'AbU'l 81 III ilit meantime IHtJ
are not wanted in Wisconsin.
The Badger commission takes the
view that no burned slickers" from
the big cities is going to come 20 WIS
consln and play horse with the honor
able commissioners. They intend 10
enforce the rules. If they have to sus-
pend every manager and boxer in the
country.
Just what will be the outcome in
case the commission puts up the bars
against other ioxers is hard to fore
cast. II Is a wcll-known fact that the
supply OF boxing talent Is getting
rather scarce Many of the boxers
are now In military service and more
VIII be going later. AS conditions now
are, the ma.chmakers of the country
often find IL extremely hard to arrange
a class of matches that will appeal 10
the tastes Of the fans. 1t will be even
more difficult hereafter.
If the Badger commission continues
To inflict wholesale suspensions the
time might come when It will be prac-
tcally impossible to arrange bouts
that Will draw money into the box
office. AS the boxing board is almost
entirely dependent upon the box office
Tor sustenance, the situation may in
time cause considerable trouble.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
RING FANS RALLY TO
HELP OF DESTITUTE
Widow Of Jack -DOugherty
Finds Friends With Money
When Husband Dies.

That followers Of the boxing game
have symparnetic spot IN their heart
for the boxers VINO nave met with
financial reverses has been strikingly
demonstrated times without mum Der.
Recently in Milwaukee death ended
the career Of Jack Dough erty, wno
some ter years ago was a strong con-
tender for the worlds welterwvIgn,
championship.
Of a genial disposition, carefree in
his business methods, and without II
thought OF providing for the future.
DOugherty was hail-fellow well met,
Ia his heyday. His money trickled
thru his fingers. and Of the thousands
that he earned in the ring. he had not
n penny when consumption first
marked him for its victim about =
year ago. When death came Dough-
erty was penniless. Patrons Of boxing
in Milwaukee and vicinity responded
generously when appeals came for
funds with which to pay the funeral
expenses Of the one-time ring star.
Enough money was donated to give
him good burial. and a considerable
sum was left over which was given 10
his widow.
There is another well-known boxer
now I'm the east. who. like Dougherty,
spent his money freely and who now
is practically destitute at the close ol
his boxing days This boxer is Monte
Attell, who used to style himself ban
tamweight champion. He is a brother
Of Abe Attell, former holder Of the
ieatherweight title. Monte Attell Is
suffering from eye trouble. and is
practically blind. He has to- be le,.
around. Philadelphia patrons of box
ing have contributed several hundred
dollars toward a fund for this b1y.
Ring history tells Of many similar
cases to that of Dougherty and Atten.
Young Corbett, Terry McGovern,
Young Griffo and many other ceis.
Orated stars have been supported thru
tho generosity of the followers of the
lIXing game.
II Is well-known fact that the ma
joritv of boxers have but very little
business ability. Out OF the hunureus
who have figured in the ring, there
prbbably is not to exceed dozen who
rave had sense enough to save their
money. The majority of them are
eIiing out n d-to-mouth existence
Abe Attell, former champion, Is broke
SO reports say; Battlng Nelson has
plenty OF land. but mighty little .casn;
Jack Dillon has to keep fighting of
ten in order to pay his running ex-
renses. He was robbed of close to s2.-
600 in money and Jewels in a patn-
rCoA at Indianapolis not long ago and
II Is said that that sum represented
!he total of Dillon's worldly wealth
The names OF other boxers without
number could Re added to the list of
those who are about at the end of
their financial resources.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
Kendall and Pttsbrg Normal Stage Boodess Gdon Battle

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
FITZSIMM0NS WEAkENS
IN BATTLE FOR LIFE
Doctors Hold Out Little Hope
for Famous Pugilist in
Chicago Hospital.

CHICAGO. oct. 1--Rohcrt Fitz-
simmons. the pugilist. who IL critically
lll at n Chicago hospital, IN making "A
bravo fight for his lifc. altho at
touding phymcinns hold out little hope
OF HIS recovery. lie Ia gradually los
INK strength. Ills wife. who collapsed
yesterday after being at hls bedside
Tor As hours without sleep recovered
sufficiently today 10 resume her vigil
Among the kilograms received at
the hospital today was one from Bat
tlinE Nelson sent from Paris. Texas,
which was addressed to Gold Old
bob FitzNmmuus, and read
we all hope you put the solar
ploNus punch over. II It can't land
solar plcNus, pu. over loft shift and
get we'll one thing certain. II you
lose the fight you Will ho fighting
honestly to the finish May the good
Lord be with YOU 80 YOU win"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
DcfcnScS Stiffcn as Ball
NearS Coveted Goal Lines

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
Invaders Within Inch II Vic.
tory When HhIatIc Sounds
End NJ CDmbat.
HONE TEAM IN POOR SHAPE
stars Badly Crippled Before
Game. CourtuXhtB Men
3crappy Players.

10 me rslI au1 ba'l again E'u-
1su ,purye s11 ins tItpbJrr nnrmal
gfldi,Du combinations baitir1 yrs'sr
day. theh shsH.1R 70 srfm'iIo ar1 of.
f.,uys Dffrnfr until 'lofr up ~ h'
goaI i,ns ubrn a s'ffan,uR NJ 'he DO
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thr yafI line ana tWire iha Enu.
s.na smashed iuolt Vnv ~ the pne.
yafd line hfrf holding tho first
time nud ginning poarrHaiou NJ ih"
bail ilnllbnrt hpuuF'r. standing on
bis DNp Fo,I line. mufr1 W. ynrdH on
mo ~ nnd thf ball rolled over tho
EOni limo ~ ihr pppnaiir "uh ~ mo
gfldlfou fot what lH claimed 10 30 mo
longest punt of fbr r'1ap..
rorwnrd rnss Ncnrly rnmI.
ipm trana mRod fYrnuId passing
win limo pp. tbr yIHifDIH hntlui tho
Kfrnt'f HlotrH~ win Tho overhead
Rsuc. luFhi l.nd smith once frcoiy.
iuR 10 $50 ylrd hrnNr nnd UnlluF u
~ Yntd ruu toi 30 ynfd gtiu. ho-
lnF inrhl'd frpm b'hiul hy rbrHdle
Whom 81 Appeared lhnt ho might gain
tho ruul
Tulr1 football fans wondrd their
Wny frpm lhr H,ruo llrt ulnht con-.
pfilrd tp admit not providence hnd
luiof'odrd 10 prevent tho lornl col.
loFInnH meeting defeat ror when mo
final whistle sounded iuo Invaders
were ruurhinR nwnF only Inches from
iho chalk llno Aa 10 matter Of frct
many mot Lnurn hbd carried tho ban
over on hia fuu plunge. but whom
thr tangled lnupi uf plpyrra hrd been
cleared hwny ana the bail WINS Hot.
lrd tu the rrouud. ~" officials de.
rldrd thhi n Hlill was within tho play
INK nold ana had not resulted IN "a
ntutu
while admitting mat tho luVndorH
hnd outpln}od thn locals ulRhtly.
iulm ruduW cunHulod Itself iu the
huowlodEo thnt practically oyoiY man
"n the ItoHhYirrlnu topm had played
iu nu injured conditions uoyorhl 80
badly damaged before The start that
lh"y would not ovcn have boon In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
GEORGIA TECH CRUSHES
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
Players Banished for Rough
Playing; Bethel Carried
Off ON Stretcher.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 20.-Georgia
Tech crushed Washington and Lee.
63 to o. here today In a game marred
by repeated wrangling and roughness
on both sides. Altho the visitors Of
fercd stout defense early in the
game they We're never able to over
come the Jackets offensive drive.
Roughness was noticeable early in
the game and resulted In the banish-
ment of Captain Pierottl of the visi-
tors, and Ulrich OF Tech.
Bethel, Washington and Lee
player, and Strupper of the local
eleven, were injured, the former be-
ing carried from the field on a
stretcher. Tho nature of Bethers in
jury was not disclosed, but was said
10 be serious.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
OLIPHANT AGAIN LEADS
ARMY TO EASY VICTORY

WEST POINT, n. V. oct. 20-The
Army won In easy fashion from Tufts
,odaV Tho final score was 90 To 3
Cliphant the Army star, was credited
with three OF his teams touchdowNs
The Army leader played three periods.
In the final period TUFTS faced an
entire substitute Army eleven and dur
ing this period Connor registered n
field goal for his team. dropkick'ng
from the 25-yard line. Smith, Knight
and Bartlett shared the honors OF the
day with Oliphant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
ROLLA MINERS BURIED
BY RAZORBACK ELEVEN

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, oct. 90
Arkansas university outclassed the
Missouri School of Mines here today.
defeating the Rolla eleven 30 TO 0.
Thirty first downs were counted by
the Razorbacks in making their six
touchdowns Davidson and W. Wilson
were the principal scorers for Ar
kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
NAVY HANDS TERRIBLE
DRUBBING TO REDSKINS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. oct. 90 show
ing complete mastery OF practically
every department OF the game the
Navy this afternoon handed Carlisle
such "a wallopinR as the Indians have
never before been asked TO take, at
Annapolis. The final score was 6i
to o. The Indians showed startling
lack of any OF their old-time pep"
and tricllineas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
WISCONSIN'S FAMOUS
ATTACK PROVES FUTILE

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. oct 20.--ln a
ramc which was fought to standstin
thruout Illinois won from Wisconsin
To o, Wisconsin's much famed seric
plays did not barfle Illinois, and their
forward passes refused to work when
most needed Charpior scored Illinois
only touchdown and was easily tho
star OF the game. lie went thru tns
Wisconsin limo consistently for good
gains.
Tho Badgers putting was poor the
last half OF the game, played in a
drig1lnH rain. which grow worse
toward the ond and seriously impcdcd
accurate forward passes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
The Nov Order.

She -hclligerently) Why weren't
YOU at the station with the car to meet
me ns usuplP
lie tmcekly) My dear, you ought
to got into this habit of some mcc,less
6nys EIft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

This wonderful battle Bob FiizsIm-
mons II making up there In that Chi
'Hgo hosp thl against the greatest Of
all antagonists - only characteristic
of The man who j. famcj for being
thr gamc-t man that ever fought in
"A r"pcd arena. Iitz never knew what
" Wis ~ glv" ~, never recognized ~
ANYTHING M nDconfIcrable foe. Now
facr1 By the mi catable champion.
Death. bc il fighting with the same
logged Denomination. displaying the
hhnc marvellous staying powers ~ In
lis hcyday and never have the follow
frF ~ fStiaua pulled harder for the
cd gladiator than they are pulling io-
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

VWWTTTWTVTTN- N'TWWTII NIWVTNUU
for Johnson Hughes for Anderson:
rittshurg Johnson for Talbcrt Bry-
an for Johnson
Officials. AmmonH. referee; Gra-
ccy. umpire. Mnllot. hcndlinesman
Length OF periods; l2M minutes