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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
Do1ey and o. Laugin Battle Fifteen Spectacular Rounds DQu
BROWNS TO ADD new
TALENT THIS SEASON
Manager Burke Admits club Ncc,.
strengthening - Has Unlimited
Power Ia secure Winner.

st LOUIS Jan. - New i,.,u
Will he added 10 the 81. Lou. ,.nA
'of III" American league IN am ,fc,r,
10 whip the team intn champ .u.b,,
trim N Jimmy Burke. retain. a.,
manager for the 1919 season ,ir
ceH-ful In number OF propu,.d
trades.
BURKE frankly admits that the ,lnh
needs strengthening prcsldrnf IAN
and Robert Quinn. business m,n,v.,
OF IN" club. have promised ham ib,,
nothing Will he left uudono foo bol
Sicr mp tho PLAYING strength uIrk.
said that President Hall assured him
that where cash was involved h.
stood ready 10 go the lmi'
II am not predicting VNrr, IA.
club viii finish nrNt season I.t..
said "ilorton, Chicago. Sew A..S
Cleveland and Detroit luuN r.,,iv
strong II we beat out any of iro..
clubs wei know " vo been .n ,
fisht However. We are going ,fier
some new talent ana W. hone in nt,e
"A corking good team IN the I,.l Al
the getaway"
Burke has the backing not un.y ~
business Manager quinn tI, ibs
players ~ well Jimmy tuul ,hlrs.
of the llrowha ON June 20 last wear
Fielder Jones rcsiFning on june "A
after the Browns had played a gnme
IN which they were defeated by
Washington. q To I. tho senator. hty.
ing piled up six runs in the u.rfh la.
ming In the interim Jimmy Austin
acted az manager
Under Hurkcs leadership the
Browns won 81 aud lost 20 games A
percentage of sos, when he assumed
charge the club hpi "a record ~ 10
victories ana % defeats, "A .isg pef.
centage, which shows that Burke got
better results from tho shmc club
than did either Jones' or Austin
Burke joined tho club last snrlng
He was released by Detroit. where hs
had acted M Iiughey Jennings field
lieutenant for several HcnSnns 10
make room for Bill Donovan whom
Frank Navin. owner ~ the Detroit
club had promised n job. providing
he was relieved " the mnnagomcn,
~ the New York Yankees.
Notrd for his fighting qua tics.
Burke at once became valuable
asset to the Browns lic insIlled
harmony into tho club, smoothing
over fancled and real grievance, bc.
tween Fielder Jones ana the player.
On the coaching lines Rurkca pep
ana intmitahlc chatter livrnrd lp ne
play OF the Browns. Moreover. h.
won the confidence ~ every man un
the club and when Jones quit ii wa
considered only matter of time mn.
al liurke's appointment would be
forthcoming
Given a hall club whose pitching
staff was riddlcd by previous mis-.
management and injuries To Grover
lowdermIlk and Mel Gallla not 10
mention the loss OF Crbiy Shockrf
and woefully weak In At Least two
vital places, Burke made a really
commendable showing last season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
PERCY HAUGHTON LOOKS
FOR BOOM IN ATHLETICS

Major Percy ~ Haughton. once n
Harvard football star and former
president OF the Uoston National
league baseball club. who has re-
turned from overseas. where he was
In the chemical warfare service, pre-
diets "a great athletic revival this
season. Baseball Is coming back with
"A rush he says.
IL was particularly fortunate when
ordered Ia the front Rs assistant III
visiOnal gas officer of the 26th III
vision. In that capacity I was work
ing on the defense end" said Major
Haughton. My assignment To- the
26th division was a very pleasing one
to me. for | felt at home with the
New Englanders. ana because OF tho
showing made by this division am
proud TO he able to -ay that was
once connected with a."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
JACK BRlTT0N TO BOX
AL 00TY At CANTON, 0.

CANTON Jan 80 TO fu'fl'l his
contract with tho boxing club her"
Jack nfii'on, veftcrtn weltcrweieh'
" Sew Nork win make Canton hts
stopping OF place iu tho trim from
Gotham 10 Denver next month. Tor
on Fchrunr, es the pns IN Denver
ave H. soc him travel - rounds with
ncnnv Leonard. llgh'wclght cham
piOn
Hriion breaks hls Western TN hN
ilSentrnininr here February rnr a
I. round hattie With ~ po'v. Canton
boxer The bout has '"ccived tho
approval ~ Mayor roormnns com
and Matchmaker Mckinney
ls ~ work on -FOUR other engagements
10 rll out tho program
CantOniinA are askInc whether
po'y hasn't hittrn or more than he
can chew While they grant him
prestige for ifs victories over George
Urown ~ Toledo and Johnny Giffiths
" Akron thcY hy stress ON nit'ou's
wonderful tins record. ana MS mas.
terry over the majority ~ memhfrs "
tho wclterwclRhi division
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
DO YOU NEED A KIDNEY
MEDICINE?

Dr. kilmer's swamp Root b, not
recommended Tor everything hui "
you have kidney, liver ur bladder
trouble. II may be- found iust the
medicine yun need swamp Root
makes friends quickly because i's
mild ana immediate effect IS soon
realized In most Cns"s u ls d. gW1ilr
healing herbal compound 4 phN'l.
clans prescription which has proved
It's great value In thousands ~ ih'
most distressing cases according 10
reliable testimony
At druggists In large ana medium
size bottles
You may have n sample ~" ho',l'
~ nus always reliable prescription 'F
Parcel Post. also pamphlets 'rNlnF
about u. Address IN kllmr' GO.
Hinghamton, y Y Hnd cu'.o~
cents. also mention The Tulsa Nof'l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
HURRICANE HARRY GREB
TO MEET ROBSON FRIDAY

while George A. Schneider. secrc-
tary and matchmaker ~ the Glove
land Athletic clph. has not completed
his bill Tor his show Friday night. he
has announced the main bout ana
s"miflnal aud they are enough 10 In
iicatc Schneider will have one ~ the
hes, flatic entertainments ~ the sea
son
Harry Orch. the rittshurg ba,tlcr.
and Tommy Rohsnn the hoy from
Ilnldrn, Mass with the knyo punch
are to swap Jolts In the main bout,
white narney Adalr ~ New York l.
Thorpe IN tho seml-final Tint II n
bout good enough To- be labeled n
maln event
WIN Grcb and Robson battling
against each other. the e. \ g audi
torium should he packed The Moose
club turned fans away year ago
when orch boxed there ana Rohson
whom hc tackles this time IL more
formidable opponent than Mcriguc.
who hnttled him ~ the Moose club
II will he clash between two box.
ets famed for their ability to rock
opponents 10 sleep Robson has 20
or 70 victories ~ his credit. more
than score being NV the Knockout
route since hr went under the man
agrment ~ Jimmy Johnston Who
formerly managed Ted Lewis the
wrltrrwcight THE holder Robson has
knocked out Marty Cross. willie
I.oughliu Frank l0ughrcv Joe Egnn
Italian Joe Cans and Albert nadoud
ITO also scored u Knockout IN one
minute and 30 seconds over some
unknown ~ tho e A g January 10,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
IT ALL DEPENDS UPON
WHICH SIDE YOU'RE ON

Mike Collins. manager ot husers,
ana Mike collins, promoter. are one
and the same. but with dual IDEALS.
collins as pilot ~ Fred Fulton, u-.
lally demanded ~ least one-third ~
he gross receipts from matchmakers
for fMlton'S services Asa promoter
however. his idea ~ the value OF a
boyer dwindlcs For example, h. OF.
f"rrd willie Mrehau 1880 to meet
V.llN Mi~kr IN Minneapolis
Teddy Hayes. who Is taking care
II Mc"hnn's affairs sayr;
Mcrhan'~ worth 80 per cent with
any boxer m IA" United sites Nee.
han wants to meet Jack Dempsey In
Milwaukee Ns soon as he has had two
bouts Hc wants 10 condition himself
before taking on Dempsey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
Young Giant Pitcher is
In A. +. +. in France

Another Giant youngster who has
been heard from again this one ty
mails Sterling Strykcr. the ki
pitcher from Atlantic Highlands
who was sent out under optional
agreement Ia the Rochester club las
HprinE Stryker is still IN France
and doesn't know how long be- s
likely To remain there The Young
pitcher went overseas last summer
and took part In the fighting 10 the
Argonne forest. ana as far ~ rnn be
learned came out OF II unscdthri
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
LANCE TO P0PULARlzE
BASEBALL IN EUROPE

VIEW YONk. Jan % william
CililrD lAngc. former uutficld star.
sailed Tor France today t'ndcr di
r"ction of the y NJ =. 4 langc ". n
cndcaNor to populnriyc baseball IN
continental European countries. sys
t,matl,c the game at American mil
itary camps and 10 scout work for
several uf the major league teams or
this country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
RAY CHAPMAN, OUT OF NAVY.
READY TO JOIN THE INDIANS

bCQUD1N m. Jan 29-Ray
t'hapmnn, shorts,op of the Cleveland
Americans who was recently mus
cred out of tho naval service. has
arrived at his home In ilcrrin Tor "A
Wait before reporting Tor spring prnr-
iice Chapman seems To have FUZZY
recovered from the effects NJ the
accident he suffered last season nnd
is looking forward 30 great year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
BURlEIGH GRIMES TO
BE ROBINS BIG ACE
Mr,ncr Pirate Expected 90 Bc Sen
Saiion ~ Hcydlcr Crcuit--Itc-
Gently Released From Navy.

hnrlcigh Grimes. the Robins
right handler, who was recently re-.
leased from the navy. will he IN"
inhlnsihy ~ the BROOKLYN pitching
starr NEXT HoAson. even II the Fiat
bush elan viii he fortunate enough
In having thos" two sterling twlr.
i"rs, Lieut. Leon tadore and Sh.r-
roi Smith, who are now In the army
~ occupation. available for mound
duty m Ter the leadership of the
roiund general Wilbert Robinson.
As "a member ~ the Pirates lur-
leigh was a spit bail artist. hut when
! nclo Itohhl" took him under hiH
care he made the husky lad discard
the wet delivery for curves ~ varl-
uus kinds In his early games as a
h"hin he could not be depended
upon when he started game In
the hoS Robbie never knew II he
was going 10 see tn. opposing team
held dunlcss with one or two scat
tered hits or II Hmrleigh would be
able To last two innings when
llurlcigh was good he was very.
very good. hut when he was bad
well, II" was terrible.
Developed Into Winner.
For about two months ~ the sea-
son he was that Kind Of u bosmnn,
hut suddenly he pitched the brand
" han mat Robbie knew he was
capable ~ and he gave the oppos.
ing clubs In the league all kinds NJ
trouble On July Is he started
winning streak which continued un.
~ August 20, and during that time
he hung up 10 consecutive victories
ana established the seasons record
for straight wins. During the run
he defeated every club In the league
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
MACK TO MAKE WITT
INTO AN 0UTFlElDER

Whitley witt Of the Mackmen is
slated To be an outfielder when he
returns TO the club. Mack IN ntis-
fled to string along with Joe Dugnn
nt short. bUt desires To have witt In
the game. M the latter IN "A good
hitter. Al times he played n sensa-
tlOnnl fielding game, hut his work
was very often crratic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
IinbitunI Constipation Cured
IN tttnIt IpuIz

IAN FOs WtrII PErSlS'' Is .re.
cinlN prepared roni' Laxative fcr
lInh.iuhl Constipation e relieves
prompt. bat should hr taken r"Ru.
trly fnr II to - davs to induce reg
ulhr action II stimulates and Reg.
ulates Very Pleasant TO take. soc
per bottle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
Sergeant Hank Goipdy
Hopes TO Join BRAVES

UpSTON Jan. - -Gcorgr ~
stnlllngs manager ~ the nnston Ma
tiunal league baseball club, today re
ceivcd letter from Scret OIinkl
Gowdy aSing that he hoped 10 be
released frOm hts duties. N France
soon ana expected 10 ha back In this
country In time 10 Join tkN llfayes
on their spring training trip,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
EDWARD TEN EYCk TO
COACH DULUTH CREW

Edward Ianlan Ten Eyck. tho
only American single scvllcr to lift
the diamond scullS IN the Noyal Eng
llSh Henley regatta 0n the Thames
viii coach the oarsmsn OF the Du-
luth Boat club, succeeding his
brother, Jim Ten Eyck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
M'CLAlN NOT CONNECTED
WITH CLARKE WARE MILL

Hlly Mccain, we'll known Tulsa
sporting man, gys that the report
hat he IL promoting the Clarke ware
fight at convention hslI February :
~ erroneous. and that he has no
connection In any way with tn. show
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
Cr,n would Bu, Mayer.

Manager clark Griffin of the Sen.
niors has been comforting with the
Red SoN owners IN regard To the
purchase of Catcher Walter MAYER
Griu gave up Eddie Ainsmith In the
three -Cotnered deal recently and
needs another catcher Iiostnn hnS
Walters. Apncw and schang. 81 II Is
likely that Mayer viii be let out to
Washington or used In a trade with
some other Cluh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
MAGNATES HAVE PLAN
TO AVOID H0lD0UTS

NEW YORK. jan. - Major
league club ovnrts vho huv" retson
to expect difficulty IN signing some
~ their PLAYERS ms spring NAV send
out contracts without s.Hted salaries
mentioned, making this ucnintl sum
ofil. Il sts said here todaN. In this
way n IL said. the mngnlics can liv"
IN tn the letter ut baseball law and
dodge arguments un,l representa-.
ti,rs can crtfer personally with the
playetA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
MNRINES LOVE TO MON.

QuANTlt'O, Va. Jan. % Some
thing ~ the size ~ the poundinps ~.
rcenr give each other AZ their weekly
boxing tests At marine barracks,
Quantico. can bc Judged from tho of
fetal report that - pairs ~ boxing
gloves were worn out In the pnst
three months. 90 haskethalls ana 50
footballs have met "A like fate In rs
short n time. The average lie NJ n
punching bag at this basrscks Is one
week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
WHITE TO START TRAINING
FOR BATTLES IN THE RING

After drvo,ing sixteen mon,hH 70
boxing instruction Mt various camps.
charley White local lightweight will
start training today nj the Arcade Tor
4 campaign which he hopes Will close
with u matsh fnr the llghtwcisht title
with IiennS Leonard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Linimcnt
means relief

FOR practically every man h1' N''
II who has EuffrrNi from th'.u''
aches. soreness ~ musrlcs. s.i''''
Of Joints. the results of weather ''
poslre.
women. too, hy the hundreds ''
thousands use II for relieving h'g
ri,is lame. hacks, neuralgia
headache. 'Clcnn, refreshing ''''
ing. economical, quickly 'it'. wv
say "sioan's IInimcnt' "a Noui di'F
gist Get II today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
Pat Moran Gets Offer
TO Manage Cincinnati
Reds for Coming Year

SEW YORk. Jan - Patrick
Moran. former manager of the
Philadelphia Nationals left to.
uigh, for Cincinnati where ne VIII
confer tomorrow with Aurusi
Hermann. president Of IN" Ciu.
cinnNl Nationals IN regard 90 an
oftorL he has received 10 manage
the ruts this year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
KNOCKDOWN WINS
DRAW FOR BRYAN
Sending to Mat of Laughlin
Offsets Iatter's Point
Advantage.
rUlSA'S GREATEST BOUT
Despite Hard Going, Bout Is
characterized by Thor
ough Sportsmanship.
rULSA'S GREATEST BOUT
World Decisions.

Iirysn pown"Y and while
iaughlin, wcltrfweighlr, ~
rounds. draw
Joe khio won over kid ilartlrA.
weights. two rounds. foul
kid Spnck Hha tea Naiti"
Thompson, bnniamw-ights. His
rounds
Jimmie Iiurke ana Jock wool
son, fcnihcrw rlghtH, HiX rounds
draw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
DAUBERT TO BE TRADED
FOR S0UThPAW BATTER

When the Robins trade Jack nru-
bert and II IN almost certain thni
tho captain ~ The fln'hush clan Will
br traded TO another club hrforr the
teams start for tho south Nilh"ti
Euhiusuu vii engineer = dchl whore.
uy NE win secure PLAYER who bats
'efi handed At ptesrnt lhr only
regulars on the Nohlns who hit from
'hc wrong sidc of the plat" are NtCt
" heat ana bnuhctl Manager Rnh-
he does not believe thai one lrti.
hn ndrd lattrr IN tho lineup is sufil-
cirnt. and n he can wing y dhtl that
viii hflng a left handed \hlttet ,o
take lnhe'S place In the batting ~
drr he will hc saved from u stcit
deal ~ worry when he arrange tho
order In winch the men will s'cp to
the plate neNt season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

by the farmer whose letter to the
Manufactures Record is quoted
above
A we'll known Maine farmer has
written a letter to United States
Senator Hale urging his recognition
of the plight of the average farme. of
his own and many other states. This
letter, published in full in this
weeks Maine Farmer is, in part:
] am pleased to note your efforts TO
help out those of us who grow potatoes
here in your State. l trust the two men
sent here from Washington through
your influence found in their report that
the situation was serious as we who
US still have quite a portion of our crop
on hand and there has not been time
since digging when we could have sold
at a price above the cost of production.
and I am wondering whether we ought
to presume on your good nature for fur
note by the press that we are to
furnish Germany with 10000 tons of
foodst1ffs before July ]. and in return
Germany turns over to the Allies $4,000
tons of shipping in order to make this
possible OF course this enormous
amount of food will have to be largely
grains. meats and canned supplies
chiefly from the central west. but is IT
not possible. if a proper presentation OF
the conditions of Names potato grow
ers is made before the Shipping Board.
to have assigned al least two steam
ships to load entirely of potatoes at
Maine port nearest to the supply:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
P|TTSFIELD.
Annual Corporation Meeting Satur.
CAV Afternoon

The annual meeting OF the Pitts
field Village Corporation VIII be heid
AT Union Hal Saturday afternoon,
March 29th at o'clock. Some very
important matters of business are to
come up at this meeting aside from
the choosing of officers to conduct the
affairs Of the corporation for the COM
ing wear and to make the necessary
concentrations for the conduct OF the
wears activities.
Art. Q of the warrant which IS 10
see if the corporation will vote 20
make application to the Legislature
of Maine to have the charter or the
CORPORATION so amended as to allow
the corporation to raise money Tor the
shrinking of streets" is one of the
important items of business to be
taken up.
Another article is to see !. the cor
poration will vote TO buy uniforms
for the members of the fire depart
mont and to raise money for the
same. There are the usual calls for
concentrations for stree; lighting,
night Waterman. fire department and
other corporation charges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
COMING EVENTS

March ao.payl'ght saving time begins
at i. NJ.
March S0-Androscossin Valley Con-
fererCe of Advent churches. Mechanic
Falls.
April limited States District Court.
presiding.
Arril l-Suprem. court. civil and GRIM
NAL term. RoCkland
April 1-.Supreme court. civil term.
Bangor.
April i-Supreme court. civil and Grim.
NAL term, Skowhcgan.
April l-Superior court, civil and Grim
inal term, Augusta.
April 1-Superior court. civil and GRIM
iral term, Portland.
April ". NJ. T. A. campaign to Sc
cure s350,0o0 TO finance State recon-
April Major General Clarence cd
wards at Augusta.
April Major larence Edwards at
Skowhegan and Waterville.
April 3-Major General Clarence Ed
wards at Bangor.
April 3-LaunchinI of barge for U. :.
Shipping Board. Machias.
April 4-Maior General Clarence ID
wards at Lewiston.
APRIL 5-Major Gle, eral Clarence Cd
wards at Portland. Public meeting at
city hall in evening.
Aprii e-Maine Methodist Ep,scop,
conference. Fairfield.
April EAST Maine Methodist EpiscO.
PAL conference. Milo.
April 9-kennebec Pomona Grange
Oakland
April e-io-Maine Grand Lodge I. 0. 0.
F.. Portland.
April 1l-1%-All-Ma Girls Conference.
April al-May lo-Victory Liberty Loan
campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29
SEVEN BARKS

1t may hc possible that Won don't
know what SEVEN BARkS stands
for. so VIC will cnlighten You: Il rs 4
safe. remarkable remedy. made from
the extracts of seven different k;"d'
OF roots and Herbs, every on" "
which has great medicinal value
scientifically blended and for nearly
90 years has been n reliable rcmeGE
for Indigestion. Constipation. Live
Kidney and Stomach disorders.
SEVEN BARkS has never been
extensively advertised. but has ca
JoNed wonderful and steady sar
for nearly Il half century, and purely
upon it's merits.
SEVEN BARNS has saved thou
sands of families doctors bills. aS
well as untold suffering. 1t is in"N
pensive. only so cents per bottle. ano
the dose is from 10 to 20 drops IN It
little water after meals.
There is hardly family but MIA
some member is more or less re
qucntly troubled with Riliousress. IN
digestion. Liver or Kidney trouble
1t You have never tried SrN ~
BARKS. do not fail to d. SO ana
watch the rapid and wonderful tt'
suits.
Don't put off asking Your dru-SN
for SEVEN BARKS: If he does NJ
happen TO have it. he will get 1t io'
you.--Adv