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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
JOHNNY MEYER

and terrific SmaSheS with his superior ring craft. As an exhibition of science and ring generalship against whirl- wind offensive this bout should prove sensational one from start to finish.
 Banta is working out daily with Frank Loughrey, who says the miner will give Meyer tough argument. The men of the Czar shaft are confi- dent of victory for Banta.
 Kid Palmer, the welterweight cham pion of the United States army, will arrive in Bisbee tomorrow to con- plete the last days of his training here so as to give the local fans line on him. Loughrey, who has been work ing out daily with Walter Caldwell of New Mexico, has substituted Kid George and Young 'Banta for the last days of his training. Caldwell having left yesterday for Albuquerque.
 Loughrey boxed four lively rounds with Banta yesterday and wrestled with Kid George in addition to his regular gymnasium and road work. He is toughening himself into first class condition through working with i heavier men.
 Kid Palmer will bring large gath ering of Douglas admirers to the ring side on Christmas afternoon, and with the double attraction of Loughrey and Meyer, both prime Bsbee ravor1tes, on | the same card, it is believed that the attendance of local fans, will be the | largest on record.
 Seats were paced on sale yesterday at French's place in Main street Twomey's in Brewery Gulch and See ley's in Lowell. It is expected that the advance sac will begin in earnest on Monday.
 Promoter French announced yes terday that the first preliminary will start by 1:3O o'clock, and that the show should be all over by 3:30 as there will be no delay bteween events
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
Boxer for Carnival
 Challenges Collins

Bob Collins, the local heavyweight, yesterday received letter from Tex" Mccarthy, wrestling and boxing cham pion of a carnival company, now tour ing Arizona asking fo ra match with the Bisbee man.
 Mccarthy states in his letter that he travelled and spared with Jack Dempsey for four months just prior to Dempseys' Toledo match in which he won the worlds heavyweight title from Jess Willard. Mccarthy, who weighs 190 pounds, is challenging all corners in the exhibitions which he gives with the carnival company.
 Collins, who weighs 1S0, stated yes- terday that he is willing to meet Nc Carthy over any distance as soon as a match can be arranged. The Bis bee boxer is willing to enter the ring with McCatrhy in Bisbee. Tucson. Phoenix or any other point in the state which has an athletic club, which will mak suitable offer.
 It is expected that the pair will be matched some time in January. Col lins has a large local following who have been impatient over the dearth of opponetns in the heavyweight di- vision. and will be glad to see him matched with the carnival athlete.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
SAN RAFAEL VALLEY
 FARMERS ORGANIZE.

MORALES, Dec 19.-The farmers of San Rafael valley formed CO operative association and elected per manent officers at a mass meeting held in the San Rafael school house Wednesday night. Nearly four score persons were present, including rep resentatives from the Nogales Young Business Mems Association Nogales and Patagonia chambers of com merce. Howard Keener was elected president, and Perry Wilson secre- tary, of the new organization, which was called the San Rafael Co-opera- tive association.
 One of the first efforts of the or ganization will be to get better roads to the markets and shipping points Patagonia and Nogales. A commit tee was appointed to draw up resolu- tions to the supervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
ALL ID
 IF I BOOST IN
 1920 SALARY

Pennant-winning clubs are eXpen- sive but they are profit-producing too The Reds last year played to bigger crowds than the Cincinnati manage ment ever dreamed of They'll play to even bigger crowds perhaps next year. All of this means extra profits. Garry Hermann can afford 10 pay his stars better salaries and he is going to.
 As soon as the Reds cinched the pennant stories began to crop out that certain star Redlegs would demand more money They don't have to me mand-Herrmann is ready for them with reasonable increases. A majority of the players are signed for 1920, but Hermann probably will have little trouble getting them into the fold. He and Pat Moran already have an- nounced that no player will be traded to another club and that hold-out as pirants might as well realize this. The management will stand pat, and if the players fail to sign under the increases offered, it will just be a case of holding out--they won't be shipped to some other club where more money can be had
 Moran and Hermann are optimistic for the 1920 season, and well they may be. If ever a champion looked good to repeat, it is the Redleg team One or two of the players may be get ting along in years, hut there is plen- ty of young material. The Reds un- doubtedly have the best pitching staff in baseball today. There is no ap- parent reason why they should not continue
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

Above is the complete and official card for the Christmas afternoon box ing show in Warren Park, as announc- ed last evening by Promoter O. S. French. It assures the fans of "A rounds of fast milling and bears all the earmarks of being the best card yet offered in the Warren district.
 The curtain raiser introduces a new aspirant for local pugilistic fame, who will make his bow to the fans in "Red' Milburn, the pride of the Western Union messenger boys, lad who is quick and shifty on his feet and is re- puted to carry sleep-producing punch in either mitt. The fans who saw Cy- clone Shea in his recent four-round bout with Battling Herrera know that he is a lad who mixes from gong to gong. The lads will box at 12S pounds.
 The second four-round preliminary needs no comment. It is a return en- gagement of Battling Herrera and Young Griffo, the boys who battled so viciously in the preliminary to the Kramer-Lincoln bout on December Il. Herrera was awarded the deci- sion on that occasion, but Griffo has been training diligently ever since, and declares it will be a different story this time. The last meeting of the pair was such warm mix-up that it was declared by many fans at the ringside to be of main event caliber
 In the semi-final of SIX rounds, Johnny Meyer, cheated out of match with Frp0chie DeSmaraiS thrOrob tbe departure of Frenchie to Mexico, will take on Young Banta of the CzaI shaft, who Knocked out his opponent in round and a half in a prelimi- nary to the GeorgeCaldwell bout here in November. In meeting Banta Meyer is stepping out of his class and giving away about ten pounds, but figures to offset Bantas fierce rushes
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
SPORT JAZZ

Here is something very unusual in the sport game. Just had talk dith Bob Martin, the fighting heavyweight champion of the army, and Bob said some funny things:
 That he'd rather fight in the army than in the ring.
 That he never played golf in his life and didn't know whether a nib lick was an umbrella or a cookie
 That he never starred in baseball.
 That he wasn't a football hero.
 That he never had 8 full dress suit on in his life and doubted if he ever would.
 AND VET ROB IS QUITE A BOY WHEN TT COMES TO SWINGING A PAIR OF MEAN GLOVES.
 But his radical declarations are quite new in the art of press agent ing.
 Wet sports are sprjnging up on the nTOnJ JDlllOH map ilhe lSdhS III IHC OCil- ing during an April shower. In St. Louis they are selling booze; Jack Dempsey figures he can't loose. They say Carpenters a dude: But in the ring he's rather rude. The baseball mags are still at war; They call beer near, but it is far. POb Martins shoes are size thirteen; These Christmas rings will soon turn
 green. Oh. how can this Christmas be merry When have barred old Tom and
 Jerry?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
TUCSON'S POPULATION
 26,1 p. O. ESTIMATE

TUCSON, Dec. 19.-The census of the city which has recently been com pleted by the postal authorities shows an estimated population of ing, used by the postal service in every city, town and village Of the United States, multiplies each stop made by carrier by Az.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

Head Coach Bob Fisher of the Har- yard football team vii ltake 24 play CTS to Pasadena Cal. to play the Uni versitw of Oregon at the Tournament of Roses on New Years day. The Harvard team will leave Boston De- cember 20. In the picture above is Bob Fisher and (below) Captain Billy Murray QefD and Eddie Casey (right).
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
PLAN MOVIE CRUSADE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Plans for an extensive Americanization cam paign to be conducted through the medium of motion pictures were con sidered at conference today between Secretary Lane and the heads of sev- eral large film producing companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
FROM CANANEA.

Mrs. William Katron and Mrs Martin Cannon were visitors in Bis bee yesterday from Cananea attend ing to Christmas shopping.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
"A Suit Special
 Extraordinary Value $4O.OO

Strictly all wool hand-tailored, handsome Velour finished, Cashmere, silk mixed worsted tweeds and Scotch mixtures, silk or alpacha lined, sizes 34 to 46, regular stout, short or slim
 This seasons models correct in every detail, single or double breasted with or without belt
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

Red MiIburn versus Cyclone Shea, four rounds.
 Battling Herrera versus Young Griffo, 4 rounds.
 Young Banta versus Johnny Meyer, 6 rounds.
 Kid Palmer versus Frank Loughrey, 10 rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
STOPS AT DOUGLAS

L. J. Overlock, returning from El Paso to .Bisbee, stopped over at Douglas where he visited his brother, Mayor Charles A. Overlook.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
Wen and Young Men Suits for Christmas

Every man, can choose his suit here because our stocks are so large, sizes so many, styles so becoming, and fabrics so varied that we cannot think of single fellow who won't be pleased with the scores of suits we can show him.
 Made by the best of American makers, es- pecially for us; they will stand the strain and still be ready to dress you up as you should be dressed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

AND VET ROB IS QUITE A ROY WHEN TT COMES TO SWINGING A PAIR OF MEAN GLOVES.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

But his radical declarations are quite new in the art of press agent ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
LEWIS AND LAUGHLlN
PREPARE FOR BATTLE
Champion Weiterweight aud e n
tcndcr IN Training for Bout to
Bc Held Here March 81.

Ted CklhJ Lewis, worlds welter-
JohDny Gr.fnths Monday night "
en- route To HIS home In New York
where n" Will start training FOR his
bout here with Willie tkayuD
Laughlin, March 81,
Lewis. despite the fact that he II
champion. has not wanted any Of
Laughlln's game the match here
Al Lippo, manager OF l.aughlln, TO
force the tito holder into a hout with
the star OF his stable, lewis (aud
other iA6-pound boys for that mat
tcr), have not been anxious TO msct
the tough pennsylvania lbattler and
only the financial inducement OF.
fered by Promoter Rcisler and the
fact that Lewis Ia really anxious TO
meet all legitimate title crown
claimants. secured the signature or
Lewis which brings him here.
This In LaughSn's first chance ut
the tile ana the Bethlehem boy will
no doubt utilize Il to the greatest
extent. Baughlln IN a deserving
chap. has successfully battled the
hest In the welter division and is
clearly entitled 10 go with the
English champion. Laushlln sends
word that he has already started
preliminary training for jhe match
and that he will he In the best CON
dltion OF his career when he climbs
through the ropes to battle for the
crown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
TUBERCULOSIS MEET
WILL BE HELD HERE
Officers of State Association VIII
Convene ht kctchum Hotel
Thursday Morning,

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lhs ilPtHl kelchuin' shch meet
ing lakes place every TWO or thpe"
months nut ihs II the tirN To De
held In Tulsa, the last one occurring
In Muskos1e'
Frominent men ana women IRON
over the state comprise the eNecu %
i've board ana al are eSpectrd To
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12

1, was lOI years ago today that
Hen Pearce. the Game Chicken
defeated Elias spary. the Copper
smith, In 80 rounds at Moulsey
Hurst. England. This was the first
OF scores OF great battles fought on
the turf at MoulSey Hurst, on the
Thames, "a spot which was long the
Mecca OF British sportsmen in the
brave days when men fought with
their bare fists. A contemporary de-
scription Of the battle serves 10 in
dlcAte what a great change has come
over the boxing game In the last CEN
tury. Not only did the glndiators
fight with bare knuckles, but they
wrestled as well as boxed The Game
Hckeu was an adept at graphing
tricks. and early In the bout he
CLOSED with his foe. twisting him
round and whirling him OFF his legs
with a terrific cross -buttock." In the
next round "Pearcc closed and quick.
ly throws his man" Spray landed
some good blows but Pearces
wrestling tactics were too much for
him, and the cross -buttocK sent him
down several times In succession To-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
oo and Broken Arrow Pv First Game District One Basketball Meet
WILBUR COOPER IS ONE
OF LEADING TWIRLERS
Ranked just Behind Jim Vaughn ma
George Tyler, Cub Hurlcrs With
nm Average OF 2.ii.

Wilbur Cooper. for whose sery.c..
any number OF offers have been
made 20 the Pittsburgh club o' late
but who. according TO Hugo Bozlek
ls not on the market. is a slim Youth
with a good curve. a fast ball that
fairly sears the atm mospherc between
the box and tho plate. and world
Of confidence in himself Cuoppr ia
Of rather boyish appearance ioT ons
who is veteran OF five National
league campaigns. lie Joined ths
Pirates In 1919. but as far as the
records indicate. did not break lnro
any games that season. llr made
u fair showing In a few appearance,
the following season and became
regular In 1914, taking part In 40
games and hanging up an average o,
only zig earned runs allowed per
nine inning game. In 1875 he
slumped rather badly and yielded An
average OF 3.29 earned runs per CANA
but came back In fine style q wear
later.
Pitching in ~ games In 1916 he
made an earned run average of only
l.s7 per game and finished well over
500 In the matter OF games won ana
LOST Wnllc HurllnR LOT team that
finished the season with the per.
centage OF only .i22, In 1917 h.
average OF earned runs allowed wa,
2,36 In 30 games and last season he
ranked Just behind Jim Vaughn and
George Tyler the Cub stars, with an
average OF al.
Cooper made good as pitcher In
the days when the Pirates were falr
game for practically every other
team In the league and when there
was little In the atmosphere that per.
yadcd the we'll nigh deserted stand.
at Forbes field 10 inspire yuuugsier
10 great efforts. Now the Pirate.
under the leadership OF the astule
/ Bezdek. are on the way back 70 rhs
glory that WAS theirs a decade aEc
and COOPER. with the kind OF SUP.
| port he Is bound TO have In future
should attain even greater heights
than those which he has REACHED 50
far. Little wonder that Bczdck doe.
not care 10 consider offers for this
| pitcher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
DOCTOR BLACK WILL
BE BURIED TODAY

The funeral OF Or W. &. Black
who committed suicide at the Detroit
hotel late Monday evening, will be
held from Mobray's chapel this after
noon at o'clock The burial will be
al Rose Hlll cemetery.
The letter found on Or. Blacks
body, addressed to his wife. gave no
reason for his ending his life. 1t
simply directed Mrs Hlack as to how
certain private matters should be di-
rectoh. II is said that the doctor was
troubled over the continued absence
OF his son who is with Pie army In
France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12

Ted t"iSidD Lewis. worlds well
terweight champion, who, a few
months ago announced he was to
start a campaign late this winter and
meet all title Contendsrs with valid
claims IL making u good start
toward that end Lewis first en-
gagemCnt was with Johnny Griffiths
Monday night Ills next bout is to
be fought at Tulsa Win Willie
Laughlin. March 3
The weller crown wraror incurred
the displeaaure OF numerous boxing
devotoos by his refusal to meet scv-
ernl topnotch boys during the war.
However, Lewis was not inactive.
IKe boxed sufficient number OF
good men ana showed enough class
10 prove he In the rlghtful cham
pien. Lewis enlistment az u boxing
instructor also prevented him from
participating In several matches.
Lewis, contrary TO opinion I'm some
quarters. Ia not only clever boxer
and skilled ring general but packs
punch In both fists
Fan Pete Jess willard, according
20 authentic sources. Ii at least 80
years old.
The main requisite FOR success.
ful boxing manager seems To I've
ability to get TO the telegraph wires
ahead OF the other impressions.
Chick johnson must have acquired
4 hs, /,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
JACK WHITE STARTS TO
SERVE LONG SENTENCE

IEAvENUNO RITZ, kan. March II
Jack" white. who has won several
boxing bouts In tho United states
army, arrived today at tho discirln.
AIRY barracks to eerNc a fivc- year sen
tcpce for striking an officer Accord
ing 20 whites story, ne was register
Ing at a hotel In Macon, Ga Fob
tuary rs when an army officer APP.
parently under the Influence uf
LIQUOR seized ham by tho shoulder
turned him around, aud demanded
that he salute,
He recovered consCl Ousne~s lu duo
time, said white, nddurg thai hls
wife and babies will have ln wait
five years before they slw him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
TULSA NURSES WANTED
FOR SIBERIAN SERVICE

. ANY Red Gross nurae In Tulsa who
Wishes to answer the governments t'p
call for trained women for hospital
and field service In siberia Is re.
Iue~ted to get into touch with Mrs
Iack"on. secretary Of the nurse soVv.
ice OF tho local society. who Is en-
rolling women for this work A tAle-
gram from Washington statcs that
purses are badly needed and that u
shin will sail from America To carry
nurses to Siberia the latter part Of
The month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
PETE HERMAN TO BATTLE
JIMMIE WILDE IN LONDON

NEW ORLEANS. March 1f.. prtc
Hctsnan OF New DfIetr. N1u.um
weight boxing champion u.I ln'Ns
for Europesh tnur rlr.N uoXt
month, according tp Stu goldman.
his manager
Opponents for bou.s already an
ranged in Europe, 1t VA. stated In.
chde jimmy Wilde. English flS-
weight. and Charley lrdnuN. French
bantam. Herman n1ends tp spend
conssdera bfe time In rgly, where he
has m>ny relatives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
PERMITS INCLUDE NEW,
ROOMS FOR SCHOOL

Buiidins permits Issued from the
city hall Tuesday totuled a prospec-
tive structural valuation OF tl5,800,
Permits issued were as follows
Tulsa Home building company,
residence at 22l9 East Sixteenth,
estimated cost $4,000. Garage at
same location to cost $1,000.
NJ, A, Brent. residence at 800
south Elwood, estimated cost $1,000.
&. Ps Alexander. remodel eleva
tofs and build new shaft at the
RotInson building, estimated cost
50 .Oh0.
Ronrd Of education, two "iitney'
buildings on the Whittier school
grounds In Eastland addition. esti-
mated cost $500 each
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-12
TOURNEY HELD IN
TULSA THIS WEEK
Start Tournament Friday Aft
ernoon; Finals to BE
Played Saturday.
JehKS AND TULSA FAVORED
One of Two Should BE Team
to Battle for State SchOl-
astic Title.

Glen Pool aud BROKEN Arrow
etbalI auintetH drew tho "pcn
ing game In the first round Of the
district bnslte etball tournament to ho
held here next Friday ana Saturday
Tho initia contest In 10 u" played
At $50 o'clock FRIDAY afternoon.
Jenks and Hominy meet I'm the rrc.
ond game at 7 O'Clock Tuba and
Miami play the final game Of the
day at si30 This completes tho
first round. Sand Springs having
drawn n bye.
The winners of the Glen rOnl-
Broken Arrow and Jeuks- lIomIny
games play the first contest Of the
semi-finals Saturday morning, SAND
Springs and the winner OF the Tulsa b
Miami game play the other half OF
the rcml.flnals Saturday afternoon.
Finals are 20 be played Saturday
night at 7:S0 o'clock
Barring the ever present posslbll
ity OF dark horse, Tulsa Bnd JenkH
fives appear 10 be the ClasSieHt en-
tered IN the tournament and JudH
Ing by form ahould h6 the tonms TO
meet In the tltls game.
Nothing IL being left undone by
Coach Gracey 10 place the boys Ia
winner OF the tourney. with soyon
other district winners, viii meet for
the state championship late this
month. jerks has won two games
from Tulsa, both early In the season.
Since that time tho red ana white
basketsers have improved wonder
fully both Ia individual and team
play and followers of the nuint are
confident the local paSsers Will
emerge from this weeks meet with
out having been reversed.
Drawings were held AT the Tulsa
high school yesterday and conducted
by the Tulsa high school athletic
board Of control under the direction
OF Principal Merle e.. prunty, chair
man OF the first division.
Visitors are 10 be entertained al
the homes OF local Tulsa students
and everything for their comfort and
entertainment will he provided. a
motor ride through the city at II
o'clock Saturday morning has been
season tickets viii be sold at 7b
usntss Tickets 10 preliminary and
semi-final Gamsa will be sold at eb
osnis. For the finals an admission
OF so cents will be charged,
Eu tallA9Uor, OF tne ofhnonih y
and M. college. one of the south
waste hest referees. will offieia,e IN
the tourney
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Baseball practice was started a.
the high school yesterday under th'
direction Of Coach G.. e, aracey
About 80 candidates reported. Pros
pects are uncertain. but several like.
ly looking tossers are out for ths
team. and Tulsa hlsh rtandard'
should be maintained on the dla-
mond.
Company A OF the Tulsa hish
school cadets won from Company 4
In basketball yesterday. The play,
ing OF Evans, for the vtotors, and
OF Byers. for Company Il, featured
q. n. clayton. track coach. Is Civ
ing the oinder and field men a layofi
this week. following the long indooi
practice, preparatory TO the start o.
outdoor workouts next week,