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The Little River news., 1919-07-19

Whenever you hear that the prohib, itionists are going to tackle tobacco next you may just bet your last dollar that the whiskey interests are back of it. It is their comeback in an effort to make prohibition odious.
The Little River news., 1919-07-19

precluded from excepting to said ac- counts current. or any item thereof
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court, this 16th day of July, 1919.- Jas. Il. Williams, Clerk. CO.'S
The Little River news., 1919-07-19
Revival nt Wilton.

Wilton, July 18.-(SpeciaD - The Methodist revival is going on this week. The local pastor, Rev, Rhodes is Icing assisted by Rev. Harold from Mena.
The Little River news., 1919-07-19

If you buy it in this town you keep both the goods and the money at home Which is point quite we'll worth considering ng.-Texarkanian
 Which wouldn't be bad thing for Ashdown folks to ponder on as we'll.
The Little River news., 1919-07-19
DENTISTS
: OPTOMETRTST

X. J. MILLS. Optometrist. Will in AshdoWn. Ark, on 1st and 3rd ednesdays of each month. Up airs in Sanderson Bldg.-W.A.J. His. Optometrist, Hope, Ark.
The Little River news., 1919-07-19
B. Y. P. U. Program.

Subject-'iWhere is the Soul be- tween Death and ,ne Resurrection . leader, Mrs. P. B. Dowden; scripture lesson, Luke 16: 1931, Ethel Ware; sentence prayer, by Union; introduce tion by leader; The Soul Sleeper, ' Mrs. Grover Cobb; The Doctrin of Pugatory'', Jack Phillips; The Soul Alive and Conscious and the Soul with Christ, Agnes Bowling; Paragraph 5, Louise Coats, Poem, Beth Bowling; Song, T Need Thee every Hour
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MISCELLANEOUS

E. MEDLEY, Electrician, housc wiring and motors and ians my specially. I served as master cleo trician ? years for Uncle Sam and have carried a lnion card for II years. I am at your service.-J. M Medley, Phone 224
The Little River news., 1919-07-19
Notice.

In the Little River Probate Court, Little River County, Arkansas. Notice is hereby given that the several admin
The Little River news., 1919-07-19
ABSTRACTS

YOUR TITLE GOOD! The lly way to find out is to have an 9stract made We have the oldest nd most complete set of records in e county. Why should we not give 1e best servica.-Hc iyer Abstract
 Insurance Co.,. Office in Sanderson uilding, AshGown, Ark,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
ORGANIZED BASEBALL
OUTLINES ITS CASE
To Seek 10 Prove That Game is Not
An Intcrstaic Industry In Vlo-
Iatlon OF Sherman Act.

WASHINGTON. April THE
case OF organized baseball in the
1900 600 damage suit brought by tho
Baltimore Federal league club
sgainst the National and American
leagues. was outlined today to the
Jury hearing the case In the District
OF Columbia supreme court by
George Wharton Pepper OF Phila-
delphia. counsel for the defendants,
The two Older leagues, Mr.. Pep
per said in outlining the defense,
would attempt to disprove the CON
tention of the Baltimore club that
professional baseball as constituted
during the lifetime OF the Federal
league was monopoly within the
meaning Of the Sherman antitrust
law
The defendants, Mr.. Pepper as
serted, would seek first TO prove that
professional baseball was not an In
terstatc industry. even though the
players came from various states
The Sherman antitrust act, he said
covered only Interstate industries and
never was designed to apply to com
peting sporting organizations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
EDDIE COULON PREPARES
FOR EUROPEAN INVASION

NEW ORLEANS, April =
Eddie Couion. New Orleans crack
little fighter. returned homo ycster-
day from Little Rock. to pack up his
duds and prepare for a journey to
London, England where he will
meet Jimmy wilde. the English SEN
sation In lb-round battle In June.
CoulOn was very busy yesterday get
ting pictures made for his passport
lie plans to be out OF the United
States at least five months and may
make u trip to France.
A cablogram advising Eddie TO he
prepared 10 sail at once was re
ceivcd by the fighter from George
Mcdonald, an American who Will
look after his interest In England
Mcdonald was IN the boxing game
IN thu east but has been living In
London for u number OF years and
making "A big success In booking
American pugilists The cablcgrsm
advised Eddie that $500 is Ito be
wired him for his expenses and that
his share Of the purse should totaI
approximately 5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
Bobby Dobbs Was Fast
Scrapper at Age of AZ

Bobby Dohbs and young Peter
jackson fought n twelve round draw
at Hot Springs eighteen years ago
tomorrow Both men gave the fans
an exhibition OF fast and furious
fighting, and at the time OF this mem
orable scrap Dobbs was forty
years old. and he was able 10 make a
good showing when he was past flftN.
The veteran fans will remember
both Dobbs and young Peter as w.
OF the classiest, scrappiest negro =
that ever wore gloves They met
twice In 1901 and both times tho re-
suit was n draw, which was really a
triumph for Bobby Dobhs. In view
OF his comparatively great age. Later
In the same year Dohhs tackled Joe
Cans In baltimore. ana WAS knocked
out In tho seventh round.
During his ring career bohbs
fought nearly all the best men In tho
lightweight and welterwciRM divis.
ions. including Joe WalCott and kid
I.avlgnc. He was born In Knoxville
Tenn. in 1859, and probably had Il
longer ring career than any other
modern boxes After he got too ole
to mix with American fighters, IA,
went to England and for a numb bel
of years continued 10 bang out liv
ing with his fists. and when he wa
past the half century mark was hbl,
TO whip many fairly good young box
crs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
Introducing Catcher O'Brien

The names of countless beloved
Irish athletes are Inscribed in the
hall OF fame and the Tulsa Western
league baseball club boasts a Celtic
lad who seems destined for big things
on the diamond. The player in ques.
ton is Mickey O'Brien, youthful
catcher purchased from the okla
homa city club this winter.
O'Brien is but 20 years OF age and
Ia starting his third year In PROBES
sional baseball. lie was member OF
tho Colusa nine In the California
Trolley league in 1915, where his
play attracted the eagle eye OF waiter
McCredic, manager OF the foruand
Pacific, Coast league club. McCredie
signed the youngster TO a contrac,
tho following season and o'Brien
wore Portland regalia throughout the
year. Mickey went TO the St Joseph
Drummers In 1917 and at the close OF
the season answered tho call TO aTms
and enlisted In the navy. lie served
on n United States convoy until re-
Gently discharged and made l7otripS
across the waters Spencer Abbot,
remembered the brilliant play OF
O'Brien while in the western circuit
In 1917 and lost no chance 10 acquire
the services OF the young receiver.
O'Brien is five feet eight inches tall
and weighs is0 pounds. He is hard
and consistent batter and wise receiV-
er. O'Bricn possesses n powerful and
accurate whip and It Is speedy base
runner who can steal on him.
Mickey Is one OF the scrappiest
players In the western wheel, the idol
OF the fans. the beau brummel OF the
league-and unmarried.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
WHY DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE THE
new CAl0MEL
Medicinal Virtues Retained
and lmproved-Unpleasant
and Salivating Qualities Re
moved-New Variety Called
"Calotabs."

or all the medicines In the world
doctors prescribe calomel most often
and depend upon It most universe lly
There must be good and sufficient
reason What IL it
II you will study the doctors books
YOU viii find that the medical au-
thoritics prescribe calomel for almost
every disease The reason is that
calomcl Is the greatest and only thor
ouRh system purifier, II makes the
liver active. drives out tho poisons
from the stomach bowels and kid
ncys and thereby pur,1es the blood.
Caiomel puts the entire system In the
most favorable condition for Nature
to exercise her recuperatlve power.
That Is why he prescribes calomel so
often
The new kind OF calomel, called
"Calotabs." is refined and purified
from all the nauseAting and danger
Gus qualities OF the old style calomcl
and Is rapidly taking It's place, for II
is moro effective than the old style
cnlomel as liver cleanser and sys-
tenn purifier. one Calotnb at bed
time. with a swallow of watcr-that'
all No salts. no nausea nor the
slightest unplcasantness. Next mora
ing Sou awake feeilnG fine-vith a
hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
what YOU please. No restrictions o'
habit or diet
Calotabs are sold only In original
scaled packages, price thirty -fiN'
cents. Recommended and guaran
teed by druggists everywhere. YOU
money back II you are not delighted
ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
Lefty Allen or Johnson Arc
Billed to Open With
Semi-Pros.
Probable Lineup.
by LARRY DALEY


pisrcEarding sore arms and Chhr-
10y horses, scvontcen members OF
tho Tulsa Western league bhscbal
club went through another sun
workout at Sand Springs yesterday.
Hal Rrokaw. lcfly Iiowctt bill
Nano. Mickey O'Bricn. John "uffli'
Mike Blits. Barney Cleveland, Matty
Manion, q. Murphy, Roas. Kenny
Meyer Kenny Martin. Horace Flag.
Lefty Allen, 4. T.. Johnson, Tex Gov.
ington and Howard Brooks formed
the aouad which worked yesterday
Tho latter Two arc right handed
pitchers and participated In thelr
official unlkmbcrlng.
j. l.. Salisbury. pitcher ana Ted
Lipps and Buddy Robinson, lndian
outfieldcrs, arrived lato yesterday
afternoon
ealirbury was one of tho leading
pltchers in the Western league last
season. winning nine and losing ak
games, after getting away 10 bao
start
IIpps and Robinson were star
gardeners In the Western association
club In 1877. Lipps playing win
Oklahoma City and Robinson win
Fort smith. The latter has not yot
accepted terms
Practise consisted OF batting and
fielding The gang got In three
hours work and at Its conclusion
looked ut 10 meet tho Sand springs
Tigers today ut sand Springs at J
o'clock
Iuftolderr who cut loose In the first
days work Tuesday were back at tho
same old stunts yesterday and con-
tinued TO grab them all Fiagg was AT
second base, Cleveland at third, ana
WuffIi on short Addition OF Muir
phy now leaves the choice OF select /
ing n first baseman more dtfficul''
In Wano. Rrokaw and Murphy Abb
bott has three capable initial bag
guardians. murphy is also an out
fielder and delighted the fans by
his long throwing, He has ono OF
The best arms seen around here Tor
n long time.
1t is probable that Alien or John
son will start today's game as both
are big youngsters and In good con.
dition, Allen coming off tho farm ana
johnson having recently returned
from the army Manager Abbott
plans 10 work each three innings and
finish the game with one or two ol
the other twirlers.
Mike Rliss, 81 Louis semi pro star
will probably he on tho receiving
end.
The proba BILE batting, order as an
rounced by Abbott last might; ,Wuf'
nj ~, Flagg 2b, Cleveland 3b, Meyer
" wano III. Martin cf, Brokaw RI
Bli~- g. Allen or johnson n
wuffli. Cleveland. Meyer, Brokaw
and Bliss arc right handed hittere
Frasg, wano and Martin hit from the
other side.
Tho boss addressed the Rotar>
club nj It's weekly club luncheon
at the Tulsa hotel yesterday so Benny
Meyer directed tho workout The
can put the bunch through hs mare
session as Abbott did the day he
fore and had the boys looking long
ingly In the direction Of Tulsa
Much enthusiasm was shown bl
the members OF the Rotary clu'
and the prexy-mgr. mado quite
hit with his address Abbotts tai
ents do not run entirely on the bal
field. lie ls a capable speech make
and greatly impressed the club Nom
bers by his talk
Box seat sale has been openel
and numerous seats were sold yes
terday, many OF them being pur
chased nv potarianH
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The Races
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST Race. . l-2 furlongs RID.
il2. CJohnson), first; Miss Minsa'
il:. (BarretD, second; Bcnecia. ll2.
(Troxlcrl. third. Time AZ.
second Race. a furlongs: kristlc'r
Cub, 10. callahan, first. kukuh'
ITO, (BarretD. second; iuffakcr.
lO7, Iwillls), third Time l.lt l-b.N
Third Race. 9 furlongs: Verify. ~
(Roblnson). firstg Keziah. lO5'
lGroth). second Examiner. III
tCassity). third. Time. ilt So,
Fourth Race, 8 furlongs: Jock
Scott liS, tJohnson), first, Ola
Koenlg. 1876 (Gnrnerl, second, Mars
Nous, 100, (Troxler), third. Time,
ia.
Fifth Race. mile and sixteenth
Honolulu hoy. ii2. UHaynes). first
". &. Baach. lOt Brown. second
Dick Williams, ll0 tBArretp, third
Time. i.t7 2-5.
sixth Race: Bob Hcnsley. loa
(BarretD. first. Paula Y. lo3
(Rrown). second. Durwnrd Roberts
100, (Bel). third. Time, lag 2-5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
BLOOD TONIC
ISAY NUMBER 40

Frank y. Skaggs. prominent drug
Rist. Harrisburg. III, writes YUM
her 90 is still going good. II Gus
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$500. Sold by Steinberg BroS-AdN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
SURPRISES IN NORTH AND
SOUTH GOLF TOURNAMENT 7

pINEuU RST, X G., April -
Match play In the north and south
amateur championship golf tourna- 70
mcnt today brought several uneN-
poctcd results. In the championship
division contest \, j. Medes. Siwanoy
Country club. Edward styles. wash
ington coli and Country club; James
- Standish. jr., Detroit, and c, Nj
waldo, jr.r Detroit. lost their
matches Irving S Noheson, Roch-
ester. who is defending his title,
played against styles and won At tho
nineteenth hole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
I0aly!;0!ope1
! Larry Daley. !

Battling lcvinsgy, tough lght
heavyweight, who meets Billy Mlske
here In lS-round 80 before the
Tulsa sporting club April II, mas
won recognition as topnotch boxer
after several years OF effort
Iavinskv was not always consid-
cred cham plonship timber. In fact,
the eastern scrapper had to go
through mach the same experience
as confronted Jess willard before
ring followers would accord him u
hard man to beat l.eVinsky tBarney
williams is his name) started boxing
In 1910 and though he showed class
from the start was not considered
as a heavy title claimant until 1912,
when defeats administered 10 DICK
Gilbert, Tony Caponi and n news
paper verdfct over Jack Dillon con
vinccd experts OF the hemped arena
that he had arrived,
The Philadelphia pug has met ana
defeated some OF the best big men
in the game. but Is "A triflc too lighi
10 land the heavyweight crown. In
1915, kayos handed to Jack Driscoll
and Mik~ Fitzgerald and victories
over Gunboat smith and Jack Dillon
earned Lcvinsky the right TO be
clsssod as one OF the best heavy
weights.
Following his victory over Dillon
Levinsky claimed the worlds light
heavyweight championship and with
good reason. Both men ha~- made
under the stipulated l7J pounds and
| there weren't any better light
heavies in the game than the Hoosier
battler
Several other boys lay claim to tho
| l76- pound title now, but with the
exception OF Harry Grcb, Miske and
| Lovinsky there Is not a light heavy
| weight with a good claim to tha
honor.
Grcbs mctcoric rise to the top tn,
/ past two years has been one OF tbs
, sensations OF boxing. The Pittsburgh
| boy was considered one OF the hes
+ II not the classicst middlewcishts II
| The game. but can no longer MAKE
! 1853 pounds. Grcb boxes at arount
! l65 pounds now.
t.eyinsky and Miske are leEiumst,
, light heavyweight tito claimants
| rhe former was conceded the bcs
for several years Miskc ~ ranked IA
ono OF tho leading hesvteu In tn
game now
II should be great scrap whel
| hey meet here. with incentive o
the light heavy crown at stake ant
"A possible match for the world
. 4, .4.Ks.
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.LIPPE SEEKS BOXER
TO DEFEAT .KILBAlJE
Al Was Manager OF Abe AttclI ync,
He Lost Title TO Johnny aud lie
Seeks Revenge.

Man Is always fond ut seeing A.,
representations work out And
that is ae reason Al. Lippc. well
known Philadelphia lStic imprrs.
sario and manager OF frankie
Brown, New York fcathcrwoight IL,
so busy trying TO find spot where
Brown and Kilbane may hook 10
with the l22 pound ring title Al
stake,
A few weeks ago Brown beat HI.
bane In a slx-round min IN phR.
delphia. In one OF the rounds
brown floorcd the champion after
wadlng In and taking kilbanc.s hes,
punches, then shooting straigh,
right hand wailop TO the champions
chin. Kilbanc seemed wild and hs
Judgment OF distance was awry
Here's where Lippcs great inter.
est comes In. when Kilbanc de.
fcAted Abe Attell for tho feather
championship several years ago.
LlppG was in charge Of Attelrs al,
fairs. Kilbanc beat Attell Via the
outpointing route 1t was one OF
those fast battles where little clartt
In spilled. because both lads were
llElll uuN thiih fH''''''.
After that Attell- kilbanc mill
Lippo was downheartcd and de-.
clared with marked vehemcncc that
he would dig up a lad who would
beat Kilbanc for tho title and beat
him with "A knockout AS all cham.
pIons should be beaten.
Since that assertion was made.
Lippe has been saving wood. He has
met several l22 pound hattlcrss but
none OF them would do. In FRANKIE
Brown be thinks he has tho one
lad who is capable OF making good
and now Is searching for a promot-
er TO stage the show.
Kilban's defeat, however can
not be taken too seriously. When
Brown beat Kilbanc, It was the
champions first mill In 20 months
He was at Camp sherman as boxing
instructor. Brown has been working
regularly. Kilbane conceded Brown
won In Philadelphia Probably
after have few battles Rrown
will not lok so good" and tho state
mcnt should be taken SeriouaIy oy
Brown and Lippe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
TULSA LIKES
INSTANT ACTION

There has never been anything
with the quick action OF simple witch
hazel. camphor, hydrastis, etc, as
mixed In IAvopttk eye wash. one
lady with intiamed and watery eyes
reports her eyes are bright and clear
after using Iavoptk a very short
time. In another case five appltca
t!ons produced great benefit. We
guarantee small bottle to help ANY
CASE weak, straiued or inflamcd
eyes. Roy Getman, ll3 South Main
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
Mike and Tom Gibbons
Plan English Hrasion

Mike Gibbons and his brother Tom
arc nlanntng raid on English rings
early in the summer. Mike. who has
grown into a big middleweight OF
late. probably will be matched ~I'h
VIII Beckett, the English heavy
weight. who recently knocked out
Rombardier Wells. From all ac'
counts Rerkett is a big, tough, SION
moving fellow. Some years ago mo
dleweight Willie Lewis mad no
trouble in taking tho English heaNies
into camp, and Gibbons Is contIoeh'
that he will be equally successful.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
PLAY FINAL ROUNDS IN
INDOOR TENNIS TOURNEY

NEW YORK. April Winners
gained their places In the semi finals
Of the singles and doubles OF the
National Indoor Ternis champion
ship at the seventh regiment armory
today Tho match 'of sensa tional
interest was that In which William
T Tildcn H. defeated Lieutenant &.
Howard Noshcll, tho champion.
Noshell for time outplaycd his rival
chiefly on his service, The score
was 6. S &. l3-ll.
lnthc doubles Tildcn and Vincent
Richards the national title holders,
easily defeated Noshell and Craig
Riddle The rallies were fast and
the beaten pair was unsteady ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
BOBBY WAUGH TO SCRAP
HARVEY THORPE APRIL 10

Bobby waugh. veteran Fort worth
lightweight, who has been engaging
In scrap about every week In the
Texas city during the winter, In
matched 10 box Harvey Thorp a,
Des Moincs April 10. Waugh stopped
In Tulsa ycsterday visiting his friends
here and was 10 leave for Dos Mones
today.
Despite the fact that he has been
In the game several years, Bobby
ls stiil giving them all "A battle and
he IL tough man for any lj5-
FOUNDER TO beat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
EARL PURYEAR TO MEET
JACK WOLFE AT PEORIA

Harry I.cbove. manager OF Ear
Purycar, one of the most popular
boxers who ever scrapped in a Tulsa
ring. was in Tulsa yesterday en- route
from Texas to Peoria, where Purycat
will box Jackie Wolfe, tough cast
crn boy, April 10.
I,eboyc says the boxing game Is
going fine In the middle west and
that II is on a firm basis In that
section. The Peoria sport firs are
among the most enthusiastic In the
country and as Purycar has made
hit there the little bantam ~ much
In demand In that city.
Wolfe is a grand lit,le boxer one
Of the best In the ll6-pound divi-
sion. In fact, and victory over him
will add greatly 10 Puryear's already
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
Twelve Crackers Start Work

ATLANTA, GA. April 3.-TweIVe
cand idatos for the 1919 Atlanta
Southern association team were pres
ent here today at the first workout
in preparation for the baseball sea
son. More players are due tomor-
row and regular daily proctcc will
be held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
PERCY HAUGHT0N RETlRES
AS HARVARD GRID MENTOR

BOSTON, April THE retire
ment from football activities OF
Percy ID, Haughton, for nine years
coach OF Harvard cicyens. was an
nounced by him today. Mr. Haugh-
ton, recently discharged from his
commission as major in the army,
said that business interests would oc-
cdpy his tune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
pos,n,,c Schedule Meet

COLUMBIA, s. c., April The
meeting scheduled for today IN
savannah in an effort TO reorSanile
the South Atlantic league has peers
postponed until sunday, 1t was an
nounced here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
INDIAN. Play BrcyrrS

1'te Cleveland indiana Will play
exhibition games with. the MilWslu X ce
club Of the American association
on April 81 and 20 Clarence Row
land Is at the helm Of the A. A. club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

CLASSY record '. = probable that
the latter will appear in Tulsa In
the near future against some top
notch bantam
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

Charlie Deal held out until the
Cubs were about to start for Cali
forntS, and then he signed his con
tract
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03

Batteries Golding. Samuclson and
Ainsmith, Yclle, Ianicr Wheeler
Anh q MnrENn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-03
Exhibition Games

MACON. Ga. Aprn .
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Battling Lcvinsgy, tough lsht
heavyweight, who meets Billy miske
here In a lS-round so before the
Tulsa sporting club April II. mas
won recognition as topnotch boxer
after several years OF effort