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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
III. g. Tomlinson ii al the SICK

Hist.
| Dr. q. A. slaydsn and his Atsw.
nsy, III C. Richardson. were ia
Nashville Tuesday Ga tsn*iness.
| The Murph-ee proiaes Company
have moved their place III business
from ths Miller haisiiRg III tho Cos
buildsax on the saathslds al rail.
road.
| Forty-v' xht eouais oi butter from
oae co. during The noaih % JanD-
AIRY IL The record NADIA by 4ss, W.
A. Sell. This IL al exc-ttrsit PEG
ord. an oas hard 10 beat.
WASTED~~Man wish horse Ia
ssli aod collect an singer sswing
Machines 10 Dickson and suuoand
ma country Good job Toe ,he right
man Write. Singer s@~ing Ma
chine TO Ciarksville. Team.
Claad NcCofpin. who was called
home ssom Camp Jackson On at
count u the llIuess o. his grand
mother, lei, Sunday night ior esmp
Ciand 10 looking we'll. having gain.
ed several pounds in weight since
doing duty Tor Uncle Sam,
Mrs. Bob Aaooes has returned TO
her nome at Ahl9 after spending
lev days here attending the bed
side of her sister. Mrs, Clip Daniel.
who tr&s hren qalte sick fof several
weeks. tu, Is reported some better
at psaaaaA.
Gayen Adeock, aged about h
wears died Wednesday afternoon a,
,na home 81 his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Adeock, an Grab Creek
About tao weeks ago the deceased
vent rabbit bunting, getting his
tset badly frozen which cau- ed
Inek Jaw. from which he died " sd.
nssday,
Clarence Scott. who about iour
months AL lad he nliIatssne p
e., one ~ bis ryr- hart while I'm
played at The i,esvhvis Hsraise
Mill l. reported 10 be s,ill having
considerable trouble with same and
y now thought that bis eye will
have 10 be removed.
Mr. ". n. McCreary is Ia. Nash
vile. having becn called ,hsts in
account III the serious illness oi her
I,tl!~ grand daughter. Martha Stein.
who - suffering am attack u ptos
maine poison. caused trom Eating
come salmon Al, last account she
was better and thought to be ont OF
danger.
All parties in Dickson County de-.
sirlug employment In the Govern.
mrnt Ship isr,ts should tile their
with PIT Hensiee /
County Chairman State Council o. +
Defense, The Government IL iul
need Of several thousand workmeu
IN the ship yards. Persons en-.
ployed IN the shie yards will he
placed IN deferred classification in |
the dFsit
J :. johnson. County Fuel Al
has received the follow
my from the State Fuel Admin,e
tsator. y h. Myers Your people
truse ters~ 'Hp'a|| t|sas Ase(sasss4lans
direct with you, and they mus, not
ssnd them 10 me II they send
them direct 20 me il will only cause
a waste u time. because II will all
ee referred back to you, :"
Mr.. e. NJ Patterson and Nss
Vera Nait were married here
Thars 'ay afternoon II last week AT
he rps,,irnce " the oMciatins min
.stct key " " Woodcoek The
sro"m y" s. ~srSeau' IN III. ll+tt
lnts0trs stuaneh al tir.snyiiIe :
! aud - resident IT Humphrey
nuuty AZ is sI-o f5i- hrhir wffu ri
he daughter n Mr and Mrs jess.
WYATT Nr Patterson has returned
o GANG Sewer. mad Mrs Patterson |
= spending several DAYS here the i
quest nj her coa-ln, Miss III "a Raket
/
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

County palliics u waning ~.
There /. atresdy four announced
I aaa.1.A.ss Ia The keld.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

saturday IL Ground Hos Day,
Here. horing re WOO see hR
.hsiow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-15
II. CreenbIatt

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,. Our stock comprises a complete assortment of
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Birthday Ofthe Sacred Ash

the bat should he round. and this
provision is In effect today. altho
In the intervening years there have
been some variations In the early
SOS u Tour sided bat was intro
duced. and wasAndorsed hv tho gov
erninE body OF amateur players. but
II didn't last long and was never
used hy professionals. Later In tho
same decade bats made Of soft wood
and flat on one side. were intro
ducod. TO be used in bunting This
variety Of hat gained the recogni-
ton ~ the National league. and was
used In nearly all professional cir
cults up 10 lS93, when y was dis
Curdcd ana outlawed
prior to the adoption OF the rule
OF 1859 any old kind OF "A stick was
permissible in baseball Even flat
bats were not barred and many star
swattcrs used implements NJ pro-
digious size, II taxes IA real man IA
WELD heavy bat, say. one that Is
five feet long and five inches wide.
hut many OF the old-tlmers did It,
Those we're the happy dayR for the
knockers" 9Nbatsmon we're called
Ia that period.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

In some communities in the early
Gays Of tho pastlme baseball was
called "batbsll" Tho modern haHc-
ball bat had It's origin just my
years sEo today. so this may be
called tho birthday OF the sacred
ash. on March .. 1859. ut a meet.
ing OF tho fathers OF baseball, held
In New York. II was decrecd that
tho bh should be made OF wood.
and have diameter not 10 exceed
two inches and half and "A length
not greater than t2 inches In the
years that have followed fewer
changes have been made IN the bat
than In any other thing connected
with the game The provision as To
length stiA stands, but since 1925
the swatter has been permitted To
use "a slightly thicker bat The early
rule that the bat he made "of wood"
wasn't binding enough ~ the early
days OF professionalism, for seme NJ
the players sneaked In bats into
which holes had been made and
filled with lead
The rlile OF 1859 prescribed that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
DESH0NS INVITED TO
PLAY AT X. C. MEET
Local Dribblcrs May Partlcipais
Southwestern Patriotic Tourua.
mcnt at kaw City.

The Deshon All-Collegiate brkel
ball team has been invited to play 4
the Southwestern Patriotic tourpal
mcnt. TO be held al Kansas Clu
March 1S-i9-2O. While Hal Metort
director OF the Independent five, wA
has lust returned from a trip to css
cago. Jacksonville and Miami. h|
and New Orleans. has not definat
decided TO accept the invAtoH
take hts cagers to the Kaw city. al
Deshons will probably represent Al
city at the tourney.
This is one OF the biggest tourall
ments played In the west and alvtll
attracts IA classy bunch OF eRtrana|
Several leading tiyes have ALREADY N
tered the meet. Tho proceeds froa
tho tournament are to be donated 4
the Camp Funston recreation fund
The following teams have entsre|
the tournament To date. Columhhl
Athletic club. st Louis, Camp Fua
ston division five; Ramona, Okla, N
dcpongents. olive street quints.
champions OF 81 Joseph and vicinity
Wentworth Military academy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
kiUifer and Hendricks
Sign Cub Contracts

CHICAGO, March S-gul XIII
fer purchased from Philadelphia
with Grover Alexander, tonight
signed his contract with the Chicago
Nationals, according to a telegram
received hy Manager MltchcH from
killifer. killifcr had been a hold.
out, Tho terms OF the contract we're
not announced
Mitchell also received word from
leslie MN1n Of Lincoln. Neb who
lcti the team last year to take up
\, NJ &. A. athletic work At army
camps had been granted his dis
chRr-c and would .oin the team at
Pasadena cat. Mitchell also an
nounccd that Claude Hendrix had
signed and that Alexander and one
or two others now are the only IN
signed players on the team
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Tulsa High School
Teachers Hold Meet

The weekly meeting Of tho Tulsa
high school Teachers Social, Eco
nomlc and Athletic conference was
held yesterday IN the offices OF
r. W Rau. athletic director. These
meetings have become very popular
among tho male instructors of tho
high school Following discussion OF
various problems pertaining 10
scholastic life, Tulsa In particular.
the pedaEogues lay aside all cares
and indulge I'm athletic games.
Swimmipg, gymnasium basket
ball etc, are on the program OF the
teachers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
DESH0N CAGERS MEET
MUSK0GE BASKETERS
Each Man Former Cot
iese Star.
SPLENDID GOAL SHOOTERS
Every Man ON Team 'an Expert In
Looping the Hoopsi Jcnks-M. u.
Church In Preliminary.

The Dcshon All-Colmgiate basket
tonight at the y NJ. c. A. when they
meot the Muskogee quintet. "A five
composed OF leading players or that
city
Tulsa fans have ions been anxious
TO see the local Independents In ac-
ton. the presence OF former college
stars adding great intefest to the
team, The Muskogee quintet has met
and defeated leading fives OF eastern
Oklahoma, and comes to Tulsa with
an unbeaton record.
Team Personnel.
The personnel OF the team and the
colleges they played for. Crawford,
West Virginia. Thompson. Onto Wes-
leyan: Springer. Indiana, Hollander.
Georgetown. Oswald Carnegie Tech.
Madison. Michigan. Gale. Rose
Poly
Crawford and Thompson at for
ward are two of the best goal shoot
ers seen on local court Tor long
time They are both husky and fast,
splendid two-handed basket shoot
ers SprinTcr. one OF the best play.
ors that ever played for Kendall
five aud a former Indiana star. VIII
be at center Springer II u sure Eoal
shooters at all ANGLES aud fast and
aggressive floor worker.
MN Iloilandet, Ohio-Cttles star, Is
AN exceptionally hard man TO get
around, being wonderfully fast Os-
wald is big. fast guard. and his
play At Georgia Tech was the sensa-
tion during his entire period Of scrN-
ice Madison another OIL and Gas
league player. is another fast and
aggressive player while In Gale the
Deshons possess a phenomenal guard
All shoot Goals.
A feature of the teams play IL
.heir goal shooting Undoubtedly,
they are the nlftiest bunch of cagers
that has appeared OF n local court
for some time The guayds never
fail 10 ling up several baskets
The jerks hiEh school and the NJ.
v. church five NJ the Church league
VIII play n preliminary starting At
T:A5. The Deshon- Muskogee game
will start promptly az S.lb. F. ".
Deshou. hacker OF the team. has de-
cidrd to sharge an admission Of %
cents Instead OF % T., W Rau. ath-
letic director Of Tulsa hieh school
glll referee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

CINClNNArI. March 10 Expert
bowling charpcterizcd todsys dnu-
hles and singles In the American
Rowling congress tournament here
as Mort Lindsay and ! Porto of New
Haven. Conn, by rolling l.2S2. went
into third place In the doubles and
an hour later Lindsay BOWED into
tsnth place In the singles with G51
Shortly after these two teams had
finished @ Stewart and G. Noses
OF Toledo made total of l.aG1 IN
the doubles and are now In fourth
place
Llndsay's bowling was sens7tional
and his wonderful work In tho sin
giss and doubles managed q over
come his rather mediocre showing
with his five team and ~ es.
tablished himself In second PLACE in
the all-eyents with 1871.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Track Meet To Be Held
In Sundays Tabernacle

WARRINGTON. March s.-As
Evangelist Bllly Sunday has left a
perfectly good big tabernacle behind
him here. soldiers. sailors and ma
rines in camps near Washington are
going to holl IN athletic meet there
In.
The meet. to be staged March rs.
will be attended 10y men from
Camps Meade DIX. Lee. Quantico,
also Bclvier Washington Bar
racks Norfolk navy yard rhlladel-
phtn League island navy yard, Fort
Hunt Fort Washington and Am ri
can university
Noted athlatss now i'm Khaki who
will participate include
Howard Berry, at Camp Dix. for
mer tniVe-si'y OF Pennsylvania
Nprinter.
Eddie Mnhan OF Harvard. shot
putter who viii represent League
Island
Dr. O. c. Craig. intercollegiate
W estllng champion, now at Guam
tico, and Brooke Brewer. junior
sprinter. Camp Meade
The meet is under the direction OF
the army commission on training
cnmp activities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
TULSA QUINTET WINS
FROM 0KMULGEE FIVE
Frank Wood Plays brilliant Game
and Was Mainly Responsible
for Victory; score Was ii-ii.

special 10 The World
oKMuLGEE, March s. Sensa-
tional basket shooting by Frank
Wood, star Tulsa high school bas-
keter. swept the Tulsa team to VIC
tory over Okmulgec high here to-
night by score OF II to II.
The Okmulgca team played a fast
game, but seemed dazzlcd by the
sklll and speed displayed by wood.
which WAS surprise even to his
team mates. lie scored more than
half OF the points of the game.
Lineup. Tulsa Weineiko. Car
ter, forwards; Wood. center. McNut.
Wandllng guards.
Okmulgce-Clrter. Newhousc for
wards; Ekstrom. center, Mcdowell.
Summers, guards; referee. Lambert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
COliiHsUiHe Cnqers
Defeat NOUdta FiUe

Special 10 The World
COLIlNSVILLE, March s.-The
local high school basketers won
from Nowata hero tonight in "A we'll
played game. 81 TO - The game
was far better played than the
score indicates, II being hard fought
all the, way. J croft OF Collinsville
and j. Mckenzie pf the visitors
featured. the former shooting sixteen
field baskets and the latter eight
George Matteson. Deshon. guard. was
referee.
The linc-ups: linsville--Clark.
center, J Croft and Collier. for
wards, Wallace and McCullum.
guards substitution. Brady for
Croft Nowata il Mckenzie and
w Mckenzie forwards: Brunk, CEN
ter. Conine and BOX, guards substi-
tuition, McCracksu for ]. Mckenzie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter. Erysipelas and
other terrifying conditions I6f the
skin. are deep-seated blood diseases,
and applications OF salves, lotions
ana Washes can only afford tempe
-rary relief. without reaching the real
seat OF the trouble. Hut Just be-
cause local treatment has done you
no good, there A no reason to de-
rpair. You simply have not sought
the proper treatment. that IL within
your reach.
You have the experience OF others
who have suffered as sou have to
guide you 10 a prompt riddance OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT HOME
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Will Keep You on the
Job Keeling Fine.

when the first little sniffle or
snceze comes, take a spoonful Of this
cold cough and grippe rellever.
For half a century now DR. Kings
New Discovery has been effective m
relieving and checking colds In tho
heads and chests Of countless suf-
fcrers of all ages
For half century. too. II has
bren sold for fifty cents bottle
with never lessening OF The quality
Get a bottle today. Re prepared for
the sudden attack OF "A fresh cold
All druggists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Senator Vanguard OFF
TO Training Camp

AUGUSTA. Ga, March s S--Trainer
Mike Martin. First Bascman Joe
Judge and Pitcher Harry Harper.
constituting tho advance guard OF
the Washington American league
squad, arrived In Augusta today,
Tho remainder of the battery men,
with the exception OF Walter John
son, viii report sunday The second
squad headed by Manager Clark
Griffith ana including Johnson, is
scheduled to reach here next Friday.
The team plan To extend their
training period here 90 the first Of
April While here they viii play
several exhibition games with teams
from camp Hancock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

COLUMBUS, Ms-ch s - 10
Tinker, manager OF the ColumAs
club OF The American association
planning a serleHl OF exhibits
games with the TolOde club at car
sherman. the cantonment AZ Chil''
cothe. ohio. Neither Columbus NJ
Toledo will train away from HON
this season. WnkeE believes N
games will prove "A good attracuo
for the soldiers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
OWASSO SIX DEFEATS
N0WATA TEAM 30-3


Special 10 The World.
OWASSO, okla. March S,--Dis-
playing superior individual and team
play the girls. OF OwasHo high
school won from Nowata here this
afternoon by score of 30 20 g.
Nowata did Not threaten at any
stage OF the game, the uwASso girls
taking tho lead from the first
whistle The work OF the Owasso
forwards, with the splendid team
work OF the entire six. made the
easy victory possible.
Tho local girls have team so
per cent stronger than at the start
OF the season. and one OF the
strongest In the state.
a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

blood and skin diseases No matter
how terrifying tho irritation, no mat
ter how unhearahle the itching and
burning OF the skin, y 4 y Will
promptly reach the seat OF the
trouble and forever rout from the
blood every trace Of the disease. just
as Il has for others who have suf-
fered ms YOU have. This grand blood
remedy has been used for more than
fifty years. aud you have only TO
give Il fair trial to be restored to
perfect health
our chief medical adviser IL an au-
thority on blood and skin disorders.
and he will take pleasure In giving
you such advice as your individual
case may need absolutely without
cost Write today. describing your
vase to medical department, Swift
Specific Co. 43l Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
INTER-GYM CLASS
LEAGUE TOSTART.
Tulsa High School Basketball
league Gets Under
Way Monday.
TWO WEIGHT DIVISIONS
One Hundred Thirteen Play
ors Under Physical Direc-
tor r.. w. Rau.S
uHy LARRY pAILEYl

Nsbn u'uIua Itigh Q,hnnl I,.., t,,,,,
80, 's' - '''V' N''n'
''aeH b"ssolbah league VIII be start
ed Monday by T.. w. Rau, physical
director OF tho hiuh school u,.a,
t,,..., d. a.. - -, -
'"' D" w" 'eakuo ~ peihk mani
fostod by the boys OF the various
teams Basketball has taken ire.
nordo,. .,rla.. A. ,r,I.. 49,. -
''"'' :" wv" ui" WIN
fr' heihs one OF the most popular
OF sporS. Tho great winter sport
numbers hundrsds az dova,a.. ,rho
-'... -
so""keI pu's nave 'Akeh unusual IN
ler'St IN 'he saine' WIN the Boys
community league started by the y
nj, G. A.. they have been enabled to
plny under regulation rules ana hays
,h,,s l.or,.a 90 ,1.. a.. - 80.
-. my, ~ p"s wy sa''e ~,
not good enough 10 play in the Com
nnpity league. that nevertheless may
I've starssnome day with correct train
Ing and sufficieflt practice, Basket
ball must be instilled IN a youth at
nn early age and when he iearna II
his future career will he determined
by the teaching he receives
The inter-Claaa league will provlda
basketball for ali boys In thr hiEh
school. The only PLAYERS Ineligible
for membership In the league arc
members q the first team. There
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

rudIments OF boxing. Within a few
months palzcr had knocked out
Tom Kennedy and Al kaufman, and
In 1912 he put away Bombardier
Wells and sailor White. lie was
considered the most promising Of
white hopes when he met Luther
McCarty at Vernon In 1914. and was
knocked out A little later he again
met Moran in New York and Frank
sent him down for the full count
That ended Palzer's career as a
hope"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

Dixon. center; Oborholt1er ana Ful.
ler, guards
sixth hour HAumEaruer, captain,
and NIllard, forwards. lass, center.
Mckay ard Johnson. guards Hher'
wood and Il, johnson, substitute
guards bennett, captain. and WhseI-
ar. forwards, Perry, center Bunk
and King, guards. hyarH, centor-for-
ward.
seventh hour timber csptaln and
center. Mcconnell and Bond. for
wards, ilersehberger and Cunning
ham, guards Woodard. captain and
center. Roach ana Samsel, forwards,
ueiger and Crowder. guards
LishtwctRiit Division.
First hughes. captain. and
Mcrrell, forwards, Met Cullough,, cen-
tor, Kaufman and Newkirk, guards.
North, captain and center, Edmunds
and Cunningham, forwards. vii.
Hams and Schlepe. guards.
Second hour aEndford captain.
and O'Hayer, forwards, Setter. cen
ter, MeCuue ana Whitmore. guards,
Saline, substitute
Third hour Bruco, captain, and
fadon. guards, Dwycr and Park
hurst. forwards. Weaver, center.
Cerstnin- captain. ana Lawson, for
wards Davenport center. fogerty
and owen, guards
Fourth hoqr-Shenk. captain, ana
Snyder, forwards, Halliburton, cen
ter, Quinn and Savage, guards. Don
ahHe. captain, ana pevault, for
wards Edmpnds center. Duncan
and Owens. guards, Smiley, captain.
and Miller. forwards, Chnstnin. cen-
ter; Christie and kersL guards.
lThFaA tHunAa "a this gluaa \
sixth hour---Sloan, captain, Clov-
er and Allen. forwards, Mlnneo, cen
ter, Abbott and Roth guards.
prandebetrS captain and ccnesr,
Simmons and lrwin. fnr,es- s-is; John
son and Fisher, guards. Gardner
su hsi iltutc.
Seventh hour-~Ilond, captain, and
Malone. forwards; Holmes, center.
Berlin arid Fogery guards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
EASY VICTORIES WON
IN CHURCH CONTESTS
Christians and prcsbyterians Take
Two Games from Baptists and
McthOlists.

The baptist church five was no
match for the Christians In the first
game Of the Church league last night
at the Y. NJ. G. A., the latter team
winning by score OF ~ 10 10.
Smiths goal shooting and the defen-
sive play ~ the Christian SuUrds
featured
The First Methodists were Ike
wise no match for the First preshy-
terlans in the second game. the lar-
ter qtintet winning ~ 10 %. There
were no outstan Ting starr. bI; the
team work OF the victors was the
prcdominating feature.
First game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Field Glasses for soldiers.

LEXINGTON Ky, March r.
Field glasses. which. IN peaceful
times were Bseo ~ local horsemen
TO satch tho thoroughbred horses
tear up tho turf arc being collected
here for distribution 10 Officers IN
tho navy The glasses are 10 no
loaned TO the government Tags xiv
ing the names OF tho men furnishing
them aso affixed and n nominal fee
OF 81 Il given bv tho government
for their rental,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

al Palzer ouIpointed Frank Mo-
ran In ten rounds ate New York
seven years ago today. This was the
first meeting between the two great
est false alarms of recent ring his
tory. Palzer had boxed and wrostled
bit In his home town In Iowa and
In ST. Paul and was still a novice
at the game when he took on the
Pittsburger. Tom O'Rourke had
taken the husky Iowa man under
his wing and had taught him the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Tulsa HighGiris TO
Hike TO Sand Springs

Girls OF Tulsa high school. mem
bers Of Miss whitney's physical
training classes, will so on their sec
ond hike OF the year today The
girls went to Turkey mountain. a
distance Of ten miles. last week.
They 60 To Sand Springs about
twelve miles today. leaving here at
10 g. m They viii take theft lunch
and hike hack to Tulsa In the after
noon The tramps are becoming
very popular among the girls of the
high school and are quite the rage u"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

DETROIT. March S--One OF the
greatest swimming contests for
women that has been staged in the
United states is 10 take place in
Detroit on March 80. Miss Thelma
Darby. the yosnE flyer from Indian
apolis. Olga Dorfner Of Philadelphia
and Claire Galligan or New york
will meet in the tank OF the Detroit
Athletic club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Hugh Walker Wins
From GuR6Odt Smith

JOPLIN. Mo. March S.-Hugh
Walker ~ Kansas city heat Gun
boat Smith of New York an the way
In a l2-round contest here tonight
Walker won niDe roundI smith one
and Two Scle even. Nal>.r weighed
l62 and smith iSO