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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Local Druggists Are Offering
II on 30 Days Trial-No
Cost If You Are Not De-
lighted with the Results.

All mothers are home doctors"
when II comes 20 treating the Group
and cold troubles that children mr."
heir 10 They know that growing
children need outdoor exercise and
thSt, with outdoor exercise, some
colds are hound to come. They know
too, that these colds should not he
neglected. and vet constant "in~-
ing disturhs the delicate stomachS
of children
The answer 20 this psoblem is the
external "Napor" treatment. Wick IS
NRpoRuh for an the many forms Of
cold trophies from head colds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
British Lieutenant Tells 5000
Tulsans Not to Fear
German Offensive. %

.su tight. keep a stift upper lip
aud shoulders erect; eynrythings
gn.ng To be all right Have no fear
~ the much-talked OF German
,prlnr offensive, 1t will never get
an, where.
I'M, was the advice and cheering
assurance Of Lieutenant Hector Nc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

lo FORM % dislike fnr tho British lu
me AMERICAN mluu
tie warmed Americans ASA uu iH.s
p.'ruHnrdh. nNlnf fhr American
who nairw tH i8lk u1w ls either
n tou' "r % u.Hl He's swallowing
h poisonous rII"
he w.d Jho Germans would uo'
say anything AGAINST tho lgouch.
hu' ihv' Nn'd HH,k GREAT britain
With lh,. iuuE u'D,bN onort irr hts
country ll,u. .uf .Ni muru frI,uj-
ship l''Ncr. tvu countries. dy
''nt'nr in'l foe h'r WyS are lnun-
uIhlc
Watch ,thc.I.ncmlr, at Home.
"lUu - mot uu'y Wulcn tl,
tor.1n. u NpYr front bu yuu
must wolDh tUUr enemies here AT
h'm. s.Il hu
'uu yf iHr mn-t cprnmmauc
ih'ur fbu lgutouout nid was this
rn. .ue of the npIp that exists be-
IN".N notions nui tN, Hnnt muuu'
uf 'HEu. GOOD suf. thr church love.
we nlo tNId UIl lhr church ha.
dressed 10 no." u such Nift bluc,
I.u1.t 'hu' BIOS .Vw creator would
U.t know .."
I', .prtr NJ U.a warm reception
'... U',ru %. hnH ...w iu America
t.l Rl IH .U ltuI moro love
H'Io Wn1 l.- huOr than ans where
D., nnI boon
ln.h pf hu was told that the
n.op'u nf 'Hn middle west wuuli
ht., Co., hr walked uu. that lh,y are
.r..Uu 90 'Iu rrt that thurr a. "a
#|f Nuf Doc had found nlnrs 500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

aS,.'' c'' 1900 Reward r,,,u..,- -
bound great Successful ''Mop,bt,}, ~,
most at..lelp relieves some Of thc I,,rsst
days N",A'r abnormal cates In n - T,
vors .tl%r'n pain or interference .i,5
hoshls, ~. " 90 Double Strength s. oG
soothinE,sn write today DR.. I A
kausat CIV Sa,hsdy Co. 1l9 Main street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
New Spring Sweaters

Just received u line Of Children'H
silk F.ber Sweaters In comhf'ia-
ton colss ~ pink and white,
blue and white, blue and gold
and solid colors, ranging IN size
from "a TO -, also some 10 and
rs sizes. They are Sf S0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

beautiful linen and glnghnm
Dresses; plain colorr. stripes and
plnids sash and belted models.
trimmed In hand shocking, fancy
buttons, white collars and cuffs.
Sizes = 10 II years, prices
'o"s'' 'o s''-.,'.... 's'o $1,000
NANDEvERs SECOND FLoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

The setto between Joe Lynch and
Dick Loadmau AT" Baltimore will be
= severe test for Lynch and IL he
cmerges successfully It will bc a great
boost 10 his title ptetensions. Lynch
has been forging 10 the front in great
style. lie has fought the best Of the
bantams with the exception OF the
champion and one or two other top
notchcrs Originally Lynch was
scheduled to meet Herman instead of
Loadman. az Baltimore hut the title
holder saw ~ TO cancel that date. FOR
reasons beat known .t~ himself
Lynch's Last noteworthy match was
with Memphis Pal Moore at Provi-
dence r. l.. 10 decision at the end
he refet,e Said that Moore Won while
other, said Lynch deserved no worse
than draw This should not be corr
sidered as a reverse for Lynch, how
ever As in a previous encounter with
Moore the former easily gained the
herlict II Lynch sho.ild WIN Load
man ln their coming struggle then
icgman and ErtIe VII have 20 dan
Eer0us newcomer to reckon with from
now on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
MANHATT TAN ACCEPTS
KENDALL GRID GAME
Kansas Aggies VIII Play Here
Thanksgiving Game Other
Dates Accepted.

All doubt as 10 who win opposo
h"hry Kendall on the gridrun here
next Thanksgiving day was removed
Nest"rdH} when Coach Mcfford re.
'eiNcd letter from tho athletic .au.
thoriiies NJ the Kaasaa Agricultural
college confirming u contract mnde
oft"trh Menord and the ABgir conth
several weeks ago. This game win be-
The elimination OF the moy ambitious
FOOTBALL schedule ever httonpted ~
The Presbyterian school
Starting October ., the IlaskeIl IN
dians, ArkanEs university ana Okla
hoinh Agile teams play Ksndall her-,
lhe date and place for the clash with
hennlc owens SoonefH=has not h--n
SET An efort II being made ~ bring
bruiN college, Pittsburgh normal and
Two or three state teams 10 Tilsn i'm
addition to blk southwestern un,-
Nerslty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Minor League Hurting Is
Hard to Face Says Roger

Roger Hornsby, who, by the way.
has been talked about quite BIT re
Gently since weeshman has been try
ng 10 cop him or. says that 10 his
notion big league pitching is a pleas
ant thing to face compared 20 the
pitching in some OF the small bush
leagues Spare me those class G.
league hurlers," saws Roger. "and let
M" 20 up against the fastest bik
league pitcher any day More than
once I've been scared tff while
Standing up aRaints some - the
shoots those bush huricrs dish up
quite a few uf them haven't any
thing elise but speed and they make
the most OF " One Of their last ones
is Just as iiEeiy 90 crash into y0ur
dome as not Few of them have ans
control 10 speak ~ ana they don
a'eW tp worry about IL 80 matter
how much speed big league tw,ror|
has yea feel fairly safe when you
iarc him lie has enough control to
tDc l4fqE BAN away from your head
hut vWVh The burh"rg lot loose of
h'ayo ;WTrHn Orly breathe % pfs.cri
INA hope yoB ii,e through 10 ploh
ably thsts She reason I've ba'tad utt.
GER In the big league than ! dia in tbr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

ST LOUIS, Jan. 21.-"Give me tn
I go hitter who can make his hits with
man on third and | ask no more"
says Jack Hendricks. the st. Louis
Cardinals new manager, - can win
all the games | want with that sort
OF players" And there IN a fair sup
ply OF such players on the Cardinals
payroll
st. Louis fans are hugely pleased
with what they have seen and heard
of Jack Hendricks SO far and there
is every reason why they should be.
ON the other hand II isn't likely that
many National league managers are
very hugely pleased Jack Hendricks
has not been cheered 10 the echo by
the other National league leaders
chiefly because they know he is 80
blamed tood
Another ''busher" manager has
come into fast company aud he comes
more widely celebrated than was
Pants Rowland OF the White Sox
Hendricks has made grand record
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Oklahoman Squares Debt of Gratitude
Former Friend Shares Porter's Stable

The announcement made hy IhIr,
MorlsscN last week that he would ~,
slEn hts position as starter on the
Kentucky track to take charge of q
stable Of horses and breeding rstab-
llshmeui for Henry A. Porter the
oklahoma OIL mHEnHtp, unruidt .
human interest story The like OF
which seldom take place va real NE.
only IN fittlGn ana magazine articles.
Porter and Morrinsoy have been
friends fOr N"urs ana In the days
when neither had any too much Of
this worlds goods they divided What
they had About three years ago
horri~rcy started ht lAtonih and FOR.
ter dropped into Cincinnati A. that
Time he was mono too well Off, and
MotriFscy Hs he had done on other
occasions. befrieuded him Porter
then was on his way west and told
MnrriHbey thnt he had a deal on witch
might put HIM In excellent shape
financially time wore on and Nor.
rissoy had heard nothing from his
old partner During the spring meet
ing at Iatonil, Porter wired Morris.
peS that he would be here on a Ger
taan date lie showed up all right.
add then proceeded 10 have conf
de ntial talk with Morrissey
In room In the Gibson. Porter
confided to MorrisseS that Ire wanted
to buy some hurBes preferably stud
stock and that price was 40 object. ]
Up To- this ttme Porter had said moth
ing concerning his financial condi-
ton.
How much do you want 10 spend ?"
Morrlseey askes rather dlsinierast-
eddy for he believed that Porter was
stringng him.
"Oh. "a couple of hundred thou.
sand replied Porter
Say, Pat" Mofrissey always called
him Fat what brand OF dope are
you taking When did YOU Start and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

az manager In the minors and his
baseball methods have always been OF
The sort that can hardly fail to get re-
suits. Hendricks has base ball brains
! IN profusion, all sorts OF pep and
nshtinE spirit and he Is natural
born leader OF the type that gets the
most out OF all his men. Managers
OF Hendricks sort seldom have dis
scnsion on their teams 20 deal with
and seldom encounter IA player that
they are unable TO handle Hendricks
is said to resemble McGraw In several
respects, with perhaps little less
bluster and scrappiness and perhaps
little more tact and keen judgment.
AZ any rate Jack Is ,gretty sure TO
stir up the Gust In the old learue this
season ana the other managers have
very reaHon TO feel uneasy over M.
OF the "busher." Hen
dnct1 explains that he considers HIS |
work In managing pannant winners. |
not lust b1ll steams. and tho he may |
not COP on In his first season II won't |
be because he has not made the effort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

he" on earth dih sou ever get to
foihs against such a thing
Porter laughed and then said.
wen. ! hucss that had better atari
W. ana tell you first that what I suld
hbout spending couple OF hundreJ
lhouNnnd Tor horses was meant. and
,hal nave real hard onsh 10 pny fol.
them"
lh'h De unfuldod his tale OF how lac
lhh hflflcd into 4the Oklahoma oil
! n"Iu'' rubbed an Alaldin's lAup, and
p''Slp me oil spuried from the
Rgund ana Porter found himsolu "A
ron man lie had documebts aim
him 10 prove what he said and vbon
ne had finished Morriasey really fclt
himself IN need Of some stiniulanr
Morfiss'i advised his friend 10 ~,
NloW ana late In the fan he purchassb
ihe mares and yearlines Of the El
nam stud In England Long before
'h'N arrived, Porter visited Morriss.y
~ hls hemnland farm home. near
Lexington. when thes. mares and
rehrlings get over here you wa need
some more barns ana some cash 10
take care OF them, won't yyu." asked
Porter NcsGtrsey admitted that In
would tHke some money 10 run them
nnul Eraas came in 40 Porter handed
nun seh 600 and told him TO bank
lnet ana draw on II ~ he needed.
men ne Insisted on horriHsey buying
some more land and seventy acres adj
coming his fhrm were acquired ~
wns during the late meeting ~ La,
tonla that Porter arrived her. again
ana ON the following SUNDAY. after
the mares mad arrived from England
th'y went down 10 the farm TO look
them over
hemember. Harry. around Guten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Today Birthday of Old Pat FIaherty

Atlantic league went on the rocks. In
lsO0 Pat was with Hartford. then in
the Eastern league. lie commenced
The 1901 race with the Syracuse East
ern leasuers but finished the year In
BrOckton. Mass
In 1902 he was one OF the star
twirlers OF the American association,
pitching 81 games Tor Louisville,
which finished second In the race
Flaherty's first appearance In the
majors was with Chicago In the Amer
lean league. He remained In the
Windy city only one year spending
1904 and 1906 with The Pirates. where
he was again in the company OF Honus
Wagner, In 1905 he was with Colum.
bus In the American association. lie
then had two seasons with the Boston
nationals one year each with Kansas
city and Atlanta and later became n
minor league manager
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

Few ball players have worn the uni
forms OF 80 many different clubs a'
Pat flaherty. the once famous twlricf'
Patrick j. was born In Carnegie, fH3.
~ years ago todny--Cnrnegie, lnct-
dentally, having been the birthplace
OF "Honus" Wagner, who arrived there
about couple Of years before Pat
put In an appearance. FLiherty's first
appearance on the diamond as pro
fessional was with the Jackson club OF
the interstate league That was q
1895, which season he finished with
Youngstown, ohio. IN 1897 he iolned
his fellow townsman. the Flying
Dutchman," on the Paterson team OF
the Atlantic league. Wagner was then
third -basing for the New eJrsey city
and Flaherty pitched and Outfielded
by turns, From Paterson FlRherty
went to Rlchmond, where he played Il
part OF the season In 1899, when tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Frtle "a Hyoritc.


The interest Of boxing patroug ~ III
center for the immediate futute on
the ring activities OF Johnny ErtIc ho.
cause many believe he is the inusi
dangerous challenger for the cham
plonship tRat Herman will be called
upon TO fate.
Ettle Is splendid little fellow. de.
serving OF success. and he Will have
many staunch supporters, even tho
the government has officially pla ced
him In class that is designated as
allen enemy"
For the district board OF 81. Paul.
has so ruled In Ertle'r case, even tho
The little fenow Is heart and soul In
Smpathy with the United States. or
ficial ruling on this point came lust
the other day.
ErtltS father, now a resident OF
minnesota, Is not naturalized citl-
zen, and Johnny, therefore. is an
aiIen. In filling out his questionable
'ohnny made no Effort 10 escape
military service on the score that he
was not a citizen but he expressed n
willingness 10 do his bit.
This privilege was denied him.
however He cannN enter the serv-
Ice until he takes out his natural IN
uon paers. and he intends TO do this
AT once.
In striking contrast TO Ertlo's will
ingness to help out his adopted coun.
Try is the stand taken by Champion
Pete Herman n native-born Amerl-
can Herman squirmed and pleaded
10 escape the draft. using first the
preteNt that his parents were de-
pendent upon him. and when he was
successful on this point he hastened
to marryoso so that he would have an
additional alibi behind which to
dodge
Herman has been lashcd by the |
press and condemned by the fans for |
his tactics and It is certainty that |
he will have very few loyal Supporters |
hereafter Even his own towspeoplc
have turned against him when he
appears there IN February To defend
ais title against Ifrtle the latter viii I
have the well wishes Of the patrons J
ma the champion will he mighty un-
comfortable under the tongue lash
ngs he Is sure to receive
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Fred Fulton May Be
Barred By Minnesota

sr PAUL. MINI. Jan % Frank
r. Thompson, chairman OF the Min
nesota boxing commission an
hounced today that the comm Issiun
would investigate reports that Fred
Fulton fought with aahruken bone IN
his hand in the match with Billy
Miske here last Friday night Mr..
Thompson said that " the commits
sion IL satisfied that Fulton went into
the ring knowing the bone was frac-
tured. he would recommend that the
boxer be barred from Minnesota
bouts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

During the American league meet.
ing IN Chicago last month IL was an
nouhced that the Washington club
h"d handed over Pitcher Gnliia and
Slh 600 10 the Browns for l.avan and
Shotion II this sum Of money really
was paid 10 pm Ball, the Browns'
owner. CLARK Griffin and the Wash
lhgton Hockhodlers probably will be
heard from IN view Of LAWNS de-
csion to 30 into tho army medical
corps. Grif and his friends may ask
Hall 10 return part OF the coin. in
asnugh as Shot,un isn't worth n ouar.
yer or the amount Eaid to he involved
WIZ Ban keep the So. 900. or is IL true
that NE Washington club didn't pur
up a dollar 20 swing the deal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

Harry Greb Of Pittsburgh wns award
ed "A referees decision over gle no.
ner OF New York at the end Of a
twenty fight here tonight The
men are middieweights, tntil the
concluding rounds the men seemed
evenly matched. then Oreb apparent
~ gained strength az his opponent
weakened
Hemy Doer OF New orleans was ref.
cree. Greb claims the right TO 'mtAt
oDowd or Gibbons for middlcweight
honors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Billiard Record Holder
to Exhibit Here TO-DAY

Walter Franklin. we'll known Kan
sns CITY, Mo. pocket billiard player,
viii play exhibition games today,
starting at 2;lb and s;lb y. m, at the
Arcade parlors Franklin agrees to
play any Tulsa player. l50 to 100
In recent match AT chanute, Kan.
FRANKLIN broke the worlds high run
record, bv running 1879 balls
There ~Ill he no admission charged
at tho exhibition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
RIVERSIDE AND CENTRAL
NATIONAL OPEN LEAGUE
t"h THURSDAY Night; Gypsy and
Ic'ns Compan, Ia lie Added 10
Commercial How iers

The recently organized Commercial
Rowling league will open it's schedule
Thnrsday night, when the Riverside
and Central National teams clash. FrI
tay night the Hope Engineering and
me Oklahoma Natural fivcs will get
toEether. Two games are slated for
Saturday The Nid-Co and Cosden
teams play at o'clock anP ~ night
the Oklahoma Natural and Roxana
puintets meet
II was anrognced yesterday that the
gypsy and Texas companies wer,
formlng teams 20 place In the league
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Preparing Tlgcrs' CrounJs

DETROIT. Jan %. rhe Detroit
American league clnb has not wasted
any time in preparing for the 1918
season on the second week OF tho
ne" year Grounfkeepcr Eml Hais-
man started for WaNahAchie. Texas To
IN heh1fe the spring training camp for
The Tigers Tho team "Wln not go
sou,h until March and VIII Spend but
Two weeks In "a" Texas uity The real
training viii follow on tho tim north
Win The Cincinnati club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Oklahoma Hospital

Read the newspaper ac-
counts of fires, then act pru-
IDENTITY by placing helpless
ones in a fire-proof hospital.
Oh, yes, it's moderns the
Flourascope X-Ray, clinical
laboratory, operating rooms,
ambulance service, resident
physician, are available to
private patients of any re-
putable physician.
DR.. Fred s. Clinton, Pres.
Miss II. {. c. Ziegeier, .Supt.
West Ninth and jackson Streets
Usage 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Dunn Would shin Hraao.or,.,s

JACK Dunn is agftnting a movement
10 have the headquarters of the IN.
.ernatlonnl league shifted from Neg,
York to Baltimore. but az vet he
HASN'T won over any Of the other club
jwners In that circuit to his idea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
international Bantamweight
Encounter Is Being Arranged

hnd, the sensational Joe lynch
''' nH Dlck Loadmau IA BAld,aore1
. "hir Foldn Kid Herman and yoy
Moore fare foithofo. battle al Pe,-ii.
Ill., .t is apparent that the mites Of
'h' 'nE viii monopolize the sporting
"ne'sht for the current week
or this trio of matches the feature
one undoubtedly is the scrap between
Eiue ara Wolfe. They are scheduled
10 clash on Fridry night Not so very
long ago these little fellows had n hot
! rush AT cleveland. and popular opiu-
non On the uotcome was very divided
Inc return match IL a result
Ertie IL particularly in the n,,nlic
''' Jusl al present because he ~ going
10 be The next opponent Of PETE Her
man and there Is a strong prob,hiIitv
That the bantam championship mny
change hands during that euI.nee-
nIeht The Herman Ertle sClffr is
scheduled FOR New Orleans on ,Fcb-
uhty =, with the pr zc OF an ip'ot-
nAuhhai match with Joe Fox to STR
mem on, II Is certain that HciGa,
ana Ffue VIII put up a Thrilling con
test when they meet
RON all Information that can bo
canned concerning Fox. he = un-
doubtediy CLASSY nttie ring star. AMI
he seems physically equipped Ia 90
the best OF our American bantam. ~
real tusSle for honors. The last m
poftaHt match IN which Fox sngayel
wa with Joe Symonds. challenS,r f,r
the British title Symopds ,,,sl
dropped for the count IN ;he
eighteenth round after as ,lciou.
battle as the Enslishmen have ever
aeen' The bout was staged al the
National sporting club in London
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
GREENS TAKE PAIR or
GAMES FROM WHITES
Losers Waste Too Many Pins in Sec,
ond Sct'o; Nrcciand Makes High
IndI Nitiunl Sar,rr

While the White team of tho i,Y.
chhnse National Bank Bdsling league
registered the highest aggregate score
IN IT'S clash with fhe Greens last night.
.he latter won two out OF the three
games
Vreeland, with .7G, was high .lndl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan 2@ rharIcs d.
Ncoghnan WIS re elected president OF
ne chicago National league baseball
clnb 81 the. annual meeting OF the
sockholders" today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
kid Herman to Tangle With
Joe Fox If Present Plans
Do Not Miscarry.
,hy j. a EEMATlNGERl
lA| ln Tho Wnrlr

MILWAUKEE Jan 22 An inter-
na'.onal match for the worlds ban.
'"mweight champ oushlp IS now m
tto making
Negotiations are uudor way look
.It 10 an early encounter between
'oc Fox, the llS pound tn, holder
't Europe, and Pete Herman. present
worries ruler Of the bantam division.
providing Herman retains the crown
"i'ri ms engagement with johnny
lrt' carly next month.
Just where the International con
test viii he held ls hard to de-
l'rnln" At This time Prominent
thslishWcn, who are back ~ Fox.
want the battle al the National
sporting rlph In London. but uncor-
Ian conditions In England make Il
d"uhthh u this plan viii carry
~ tho National club decline, H. act
~ sponsor fur the encounter. then II
" probable that Dominica Tof,orieh
- New orleans VIII tackle Ia, ioh.
'trtorlch has handled all the tugor.
itnt hantamw"iEhf matches in th,s
'"nntfy for several years past. [, vas
"ndcr his auspises that sherman wa4
'f"wncd champion, following h4s vic-
;nrE over KID Williams. The nRi,;e'S Z
~ the prize ring are except. snailv
popular with fist!c fans of the @lu'h-
land, and contest OF the class uro-
pueed undoubtedly would draw an IN
usJally big attendance.
Mites In Iimciight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

EDDIE Palmer former Western ns-
HniidiiOn star who had q tri,f ttyout
with the Athletics last fan has been
sent back 10 Dallas. from whence he
vent to fact company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
ChucL wnnI should Wax Good

II Chuck Ward can improve BIT
In his hitting neat season hen make
q good second sackSr forahe Epbus.
lie IS q clever fielder and lsst on hls
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

Ed kiepfer Of the Cleveland Indians
pitched In 4 games last season. Vet ne
did not hurl o single compl.ts gnp1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
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