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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
REISLER ON TRAIL OF
WELTERWEIGHT CHAMP
Tulsa Promoter Leaves for New York
"a Secure Britton's Contract
for Appearance Here.

John j. Ileislcr, promoter Of the
Tulsa sporting club, left last night
for New york. where he will negoti-
ate with Dan Morgan. manager OF
Jack Brlttpn. FOR the worlds weiter-
weight champion to box X. o.
laughlin here week from Monday.
Rcisler had no reply from Morgan
yesterday and No decided To see the
champions pilot and cali for a show
down "Britton must box here" said
John. and II he is III the bout can
be set back few days However,
II Britton is not sick | can force him
to box here"
ReiHlor IL confident that the cham
pion viii appear In a Tulsa ring and
Just before leaving declared that the
fans are not going to be disappointed
but Will see tho title holder In ac-
tlon against IAughlin In the near fu-
ture.
II Is probable that Billy Miske will
he engaged 10 box here, battling Le-
Whisky, Tom Cowicr or Biii brennan
being his opponent. with the posi-
billy that II viii be the former.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Charles Nagie, Youthful
Mfielder, Gets a Trial

The Robins have signed young
inficldor who answers 20 tho call or
Chnrlea y. Nas'e Tho yOungs'cr
was recommended 10 Charles II. Eh-
bets by Charles Mol, who is organiz-
ing tho Winnipeg club of tho North
crn league According 20 Mol the
latest youngstcr to break into the
majors can play second. short or
ihird IN I capable manner and ia
goon sWa;ter. IIc PLAYED In tho
Northern league during the season of
1917 and for the year hit $40. He
did not play last season aS he joined
the aviation forces and was stationed
In camp at Columbus, ohio. iIc
was released from the service sev-
eral weeks ago lie joined tho Robins
at their training camp during this
week. Joe Tinker and Clarence Row
land. who are competent Judges Of
baseball material, have been angling
for the youngsters services
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
FIRST REAL CHAMPION OF
RING RETIRED IN 1751

II wU on lhia date in 1851 that
Jack BrouBh'on the first puGIst
To hold bonAfidc champlonshi p
tile. announced h.s retirement from.
The ring RrOugh'un who devised
tho first code u. boxing rules and
elevated boxing 10 a science. Bccamc
a dealer in old ana rare furniture
and Curios, md madc a mint OF
money IN the business. adding to
his fortune by successful operations
on the stock exchange. lie lived
10 his S5th year. and left about S35.-
600 to HIS heirs BrpughtOu set an
example which might well have bcen
followed by hiH SUCCESSORS In the
championship. but most OF them
have gone into the booze business
after leaving tho ring, ana very few
have achieved success In other lines.
There have been few exceptions
John Gully an EgEl!eh champion.
becoming member Of parliament
and an immensely wealthy coaI op-
orator. and John Morrisscv. once
champion ~ America. who also
made a fortune and wus elected to
congress
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
DERBY NOMINATIONS
ARE AT HOT SPRINGS
tutky Rncr Are Trimming For
Event Nt the Spa.

Down in 7Got Springs, qulr'cred at
Oak lawn Park track. are II Ken
tucky Derby cllgihles, triflc less
than one-fourth OF the total number
of horses nominated for the historic
Churchill Downs classic owners
ana trainers have taken advantage OF
the ideal training conditions which
prevail at the Arkansas resort and
are giving their respective charges n
strenuous workout In preparation for
the biz stakes this spring and sum
mer. While 1t "a natural to expect
that some OF the derby eligibles there
will not start in the big race, a ma.
Jority OF them are being prepared
expressly for tho Churchill Downs
event.
The derby candidates at Oaklawn
Park are: ]. W. McClelland's Eter-
nal and The Waudcrer; T. Cebrain's
American Ace: Cobweb and Eacovar
owned by &. W. Clark; Mormon and
Vancouver " Wills sharpe Kilmer's
string, j. " Rossetcrs Farming
dale and Ragnarok, r. w. Moore's
Ed stone; J H. Bullock's Sailor,
Guy, owned by !. E. Clark. ". r..
Martins Bridesman, Pat DUNES
Under Fire, +. II. Ricknelrs Skye
Blue. W. Sheas Drummond. and
Frank Mattox of l.. Marlon's stable.
Eternal Is reported 10 be far ad-
vanced In his training, In fact, 80
much 40 that HIS performances are
said to fairly dazzle the work watch
ers as well as the big crowd which is
always on hand when the sturdy son
OF Sweep-llaze Burke appears on
the track mornings for workout His
stablemate, The Wandcrer. IL not
quite so good just at present. but IN
said to be coming 10 hand fast and II
would not be surprising to see him go
TO the post along with Eternal in the
derby According Ia owner McClcl-
land and Trainer Kim Patterson, the
long rest which The Wandcrcr has
enjoyed has done him world or
good and great things are expected
~ him this year.
OF the others American Ace and
Cobweb are reported NJ nnw to ,Eive
a good account OF themselves. Nhcy
are being trained by j. Lowe. who is
also handling Escovar. which has
never started but is highly regarded.
American Ace is expected to go
long route and Cobweb may also
prove TO be n slayer
Movements OF all the important
derby candidates arc being watched
with keen interest by racegoers at
OF Springs, and especially the work
OF Eternal, tho star Of the McClcl-
land stable. His work does not seem
to tire him and no pulls up about rs
fresh "a when he started. This would
appear TO he "A good sign Nnt the
sturdy son NJ Sweep Hazel burke is
possessed Of mnyinE qualities and
those who have kept olcce tab on the
colt say hc is sure to maintain his
speed over a long stretch OF ground
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
MILLER HUGGINS PASSES
THlRTY-NlNTH MILESTONE

Miller J. iIuRRins, the pilot OF tho
New York Yankees. passes his ssth
milestone today as he was born on
March 2s. 1850. In Cincinnati. Hug
gins this year begins his second
season as chicftaIn o@ ma Yanks.
having formerly held the same Job
with the H Louis Cardinals, Ilo In
the youngest manager IN the game
Christy MaIhowson. who managed
tho Cincinnati club before he went
into the army, and who returns TO
the national pasume as assistant
manager OF the Giants. IL five
months younger than Huggins Fred
Mltchcu of the cubs II also a com
paraiivcly youthful man. ana wilt
be 40 In August All The other pilots
In tho old circuits are past tho 30
mark John Mcgrhw VIII be 40
early next month, AMI slallinss Ia
70. Uncle Wilhert Robinson Is a,
patriarch OF the bunch and will he
90 next June. Hs In Connie Mack, the
oidc~t ~ all major league Pilots
who Contosses Ia h6 years clark
Griffin aud Fielder Jones are also
well along toward the 30 mark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
HINES LOOKS FOR PRIVATE
MANAGEMENT OF RAILROADS

CHICAGO. March walker ~,
Vines who made his first official
NSi 10 Chicago today as director
tiene'al Of railroads. speaking at a
rTsss club dinner. said the time now
propiiious for solving the rail-
toads problems with the public more
sppfeciauyc ot the service OF the
nhes than ever before. Also he said
.ne expenditures required OF the gov
.umtnt Tor operation OF the roads
.uld not show as great loss as
( many neople 5lppose.
~ SPEAKING uf permanent solo
.on oi Nio ra.lroal question. the di-
''oF genera, concluded hy saying
eucNcl sumo form or private
.k sinen;' would follow the
"muiGuon OF government control.
,. u. ne an7er'eG the old plan OF
s.e sn.'e operation by some I7o COM
,'"~s would pcy"r nra'n hc success
h, h lie a't tho ruEces,lons OF 4.
h.,es Na'tleld. head OF an Crrnn-
n. ,,1ph ot railway securities holders.
49, statutory standard o. reason.
r.s rates and Tor 6 per cent re-
t,,n va 'he entire Investment in
To-. region were getting nearer 10
|ps.U me fundamentals lnyolved
nait. 'Aat had' bech
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Gu Young Celebrates
F6fy-Second Birth
Anniversary Today

To-day marks the ffy-second
milcpost In the career of old Den.
ton Tccumseh Young, known to
immortal fame as tho original Cy
young For more than q score of
years the Paoli marvel hurled the
old apple beneath the big tent.
rorn In Gilmore, ohio. March -.
1867 he was twcnty-three years
old when he discovered that he
could make more money pitching
ball than In farming lie starred
with the Canton, ohio. club In
1890, and landed with the Clevc-
land Nationals the same year.
With the exception uf couple
of seasons with the - Louis Car
dinals ry spent his whole playing
life In Cleveland and Noston, play
ing with both the National and
American league teams IN both
cities. lie pitched $40 games in
tho big leagues I'm all winning sos.
and sct up a record for durability
OF wing that II very likcly To stand
for all time Many other records
were shattered by Cy I'm his long
career on the dln nmond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
HOOPER MAY NOT
PLAY AT FENWAY AGAIN

Boston Rod Sox followers are be-
ginning io believe thai Harry Hoop
cr VIII bee seen no more at Fcuway
park. thus adding another name To
the long LIST OF GNrrigsn's champions
uf l9i5-iglG who have gone from
The Uoston club CarriEnn Ia now on
the retired list, Leonard. Lewis and
Shore are wiih the Yankees. Foster
ana lIobliizcl ARE out OF the game,
shorten IA with the Tigers. Agnew
and Jauvr.n are vita the Senators
Gardner ana Thomas with the In
dams aud CHdy ls TN the Pacific
Coast league iris speaker. who
played the oconic~ field position In
1918 Ia now with tho Indians, and
IHrcuc" walker who replaced Iris
iu 1910 Ire with the Mlckmcn Scott.
Ruth. NuN- ana Jones are the only
PLAYERS who have been with the club
continuously pinco the championship
days of fnc cardigan regime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
EUeHts More Win Speed
In the Wrestling Game

Events arc moving with startling
swftncss IN tho wrestling game. So
past few weeks GHnt Joe stcchcr has
tumblcd from the front rank Of the
heavyweight championship contend
oss and II Ia believed that he will
shortly announce his retirement
from tho game The Nchrnsknn
sustained three defeaE in two weeks
recently, when he Lost "A decision 10
Nladok IbyazkO I'm Sioux Cuy. then
was thrown by Stranger Lewis In
Chicago. and AGAIN lost to Zhywko.
being thrown twice by the giant pole
In Kansas CITY. with Earl cad
dock seemingly out of tho running
and SicCher rclcEatcd 10 tho second
division ~ the masg Of Coutendcrr.
lhc situation unrruws down 20 "A
choice between Two or three men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
The Races
hot SPRINGS RESULTS.

First race. 3 l2 furlongs Arbnr-
vitae. lO7, Connolly first. Cancion
l07. Oiirschhaum second. Miss
rarncll, no. tGarnerD third
Time. 81
Second race. : IL furionrs Rars
ana Stars, III, (Groth) first, Spo-
kane queen, 1903. (Garnerj second,
lAnghornc, ~. tTroxlcr) third
Time. los 3-5.
Third race, mile and one-sIXtcenth N
--Gleipner. TOO, CGarncr) first,
Adelante. 1906. ,RarretD second:
Luke Mac, 100 (GrothD third. Time.
liS -.
Fourth race, furlonEs-racarn 10,
1903. connolly first, Court Gallant.
III. (RowanJ second. Tantelus. ll2,
(Gentry) third. Time, ia 2-5
ftfth race. furlongs -Trusiy, IFS,
tCarsity) first; Jack O'powd. ~
(GarneD second. valerie West. 1906.
Brown third Time, l.l3 I-j.
Sixth race, one mile-KOokery.
ioI, tBarretp first, Verna 4, .lOi,
tCassity) second; sun Flash. l0i.
ssternsJ third. Time. li2 "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
MATN MATHEWS WAS
RING BEAU BRUMMEL
All hoscrS Have IIobbies--Siaiiy's
Was In Buying Most Expensive
and stylish OF RiiImcnt.

u ~ as natural for stars OF the
pri1" ting to have hobbies as Il ls
Tor duck to swim Many interest
ing tales have been told about the
rlngmcn and their hobbies when not
AZ work In the squared circle or not
framing Tor 40, and from these
stories II IN easy to zee that some
queer glnks have followed the
padded glove sport
or all the eccentric fighters this
country has ever known. II Il indeed
dnuhttul " one ever surpassed Matty
Mathews. the famous welterweisht.
VINO was a topnotCher In the DAYS OF
Rube Ferns. Joe wolcott. Dick Burge
and others Of that period Matty was
firHt or all strenuous bRttler Hs
won the title from RUbc Ferns, but
did not hold II long. because Rube
won II back In n return match In To.
ronto
Mathews hobby was swell clothes.
No fiHtic man ever gave Broadway as
great surprise as Mathews, for he
was passionately fond OF lots Of color
IN his clothing scheme. and no mover
spared the coin to get what hs
wanted. Ho was even more ex-
pensive dresser than Jimmy Britt,
who was always conceded to have
been champion Beau Brummail
Al one stage In his career Mathews
was said TO have In his possession 81
suits Of clothes and upwards of zoo
OF the loudest cravsts obtainabls.
Mathews was also fisnd for custom
made shirts OF spectacular color
schemeS and when he was champion
ne placed one order for these that
involved "a gross of different mai.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
vv,U'rIlUSION v,'r,, OF AGREEMENT
WIN SHIpBUILDERS WAITS

t.N WorL Li,,''''N March cs.-Nn
arc ,Shs agreement between Pm.
lat.s "S' ns, shiphuildcrs and the metal
sonfsrennn..' n.'ns WIN be signed by the
t.,xa,ss OF Ship owners and union
a,ires ~, N session here, Rcprescn-
No ON, r, ", 'h' union today Informed
10 wh,n5e. that they would have
snloh. f,. lnc proposals to their
Whns' 80, u, t'nal consideration.
tsre h,ld,.' far.tic coust union men
tAy sslouIs sluls a final meeting late 10.
Gulf coo,. a'."' OF the Atlantic and
Io' an arro Yards completed drafting
|hitted ~ 'r,n"n' which is to he snb,
Irrs.Tn,,o 20 the employers Tho 'uU two
'oO wo,l.s ,,s would affect about eoo a.
l2J oo0 N'Is on the east coast ara
''V on the west coas, ''' anu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

small proportion Frequent fighting
and hard training brought ON tuhrr.
ruluslH tn which he succumbcd cnrly
la 1915 Nenry Defeated Battling
Nelson, lid lirowu aud kld Herman
In 1903 and fought two draws with
Aur'u" Herrera the following year.
lir was knocked out only twice. Jack
bougherty turning the trick In 1901,
nnd Jimmy Hriggs putting him to
sleep In Lon Angeles In 1903. lie
WhH outpointcd by packey Mel'nr;
land In 1907. In his last Important
bout. fought IN Milwaukee In 1908
Nchry got n ten-round draw with
Freddie welsh. 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Charlie Neary Knocked OutKid
Farmer Sixteen Years Ago Today

Sixteen years ago today. March -,
1903, Charlie Nchry knockcd out KID
Farmer In the second round at Mil
wauk"e. Neary a native Of MtlwuU-
kec, was "A star lightweight IN his
phlmy days. while kid Farmer was
a good man In an divisions he fought,
from featherwcight up tO middle
weight, NeHry was born "A Nearing
while Farmers real name was Benny
Feinbcrg The klt fought Ncary
again few years later in Davenport,
and was again put to sleep by the
Milwaukee sluggcr Farmer fought
l7s bouts In all. and lost but very
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
HUPMOBILE AND TULSA-F0UR
BEAT COLES AND FRANKLIN

In tho fastest game Of thc boys
community basketball league thiS
season the linpmobile quintet de
foatod the Coles paSscrs. 10 4. IN
the first game yesterday Tho play
OF Brandebcrry and kifer were fea-
lures
In another holy contested game
the Tulsa -Four cAgcrs won from the
Franklin DrihhlcrS, 10 g. Extra
time was required 90 decide the win
ncr Withers winning the game by
long shot from tho center of the
court The work of Evans, Poe and
Simmons featured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
ELM RIDGE BASKETEERS
DEFEAT OWASS0 0UlNT

OWASSO, Okla. March oS Tho
Elm ridge basketball quintet do
feated tho Owasso five IN a fast game
here tonight, 81 to Is. Despite The
one sided score the local cagcrs
fought hard and made the game in
teresting throughout
The goal shooting OF F1encroy and
Glenn featured. the former ncgo'at.
ing eight baskets from the fold and
the latter five. Tho play Of simpson
at guard was also good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
First C.anc
Sfannh I,hTnP.


PlNEliI ESI y. G.. March g.
Patrick ! Doyle, the Deal club pro
fcssioual with score OF 72-76-lis.
led the field today In tho first 80
holes ~ the, annual north and south
open golf championship tournament.
The second and concluding % holes
will bu played tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Today in Ring Annals

l9l0--Joe Rivers defeated Bllly
Capellc In ten rounds at Los Angeles
lplg- frankie Burns knocked out
Johnny Frayne in the ninth round at
san Francisco.
Rudy lnholz outpolnted
Kid Albcrts In ten rounds NJ Cleve-
land
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

Terry Turner. who performed
valuable service last year ~ utility
lnficldrr, h.b returned ha sipued
contract 10 Jim Dunn Turner has
been with the Indians lG consecutive
seasons and hopes 20 reach the two
score mark before he is forced TO
retire from major lcague baseball
Turner's career is an example or
loyalty and love of base hal. llc has
ALWAYS given his best and though
never fortunate enough to play on
pcnnant winning team and In the
stress ~ the days OF Nap lajoie'S
strenuous career ~ manager. never
allowed informal discussions to inter
fere with his work on the diamond.
while other PLAYERS were jumping
to tho Federal league, lufed hy in
flated salaries and impossible prom
ises. Terry turned deaf ear TO Of
fer3 from tho third league and
stayed at the old stand.
Turner was born a. Sandy Lake.
Pa. In 1882 and is therefore 81
years of age His first professional
experience was with Greenville In the
Central league, I'm 1899. at the age
OF 90. He was with the Pirates In
1907. turned back 10 the Columbus
American association club In 1902,
going To the Forest city club In
1904 and has played there con
tinuously.
A grand ball player and rplen-
did chap. Turner is a credit to base
ball May he realize HIS ambition
and round out 20 years OF service In
the major leagues,
Brl setley who applied for a
place ns indicator holder I'm the
Western league rays tho game has
come To poor state OF affairs when
an umpire has TO state his age.
woiEhr height etc what is tho use
OF that asks Blll. when they all
know him.
II ls essential to The success OF
a basac hall club that there he a num-
bcr of vrtcr1n- around whom
cham pionship team may he builded
But IL Is tho Young players. tho ia
'ure hig league sta rs. whom the fans
arc moro Interested I'm and who
also offer tho gfeatost posi- hilit itieN
to club owner. Spencer Abbott,
president OF the Tulsa Western
ieag1Ic haRc,9all club. If known as
a splendid Judge OF young baseball
material. and every season man
ages 10 secure at least one or more
young tos-crs who are exceptionally
promising
This season is no exception. Alb
butt hns signed "A number OF Ike
ly looking lads who may some day
be big leaEucrs while he already
had full squad. Abbott did not
hesitate to add 70 the club roster,
and when offered two promising
pitchers in Johnston and Brooks,
youngsters who come highly recon
mcndcd, sent them contracts,
Hal Brokaw. flrstbaHe man,
shipped consignment of bats,
which arrived here yesterday.
Judging from tho number OF will"ws
Rrokaw cNpccts TO have big sea
tun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

BALTIMORE. March 2S Tom
'Owlor. ~ England. was knocked out
by Hllly Miske, ~ ST. Paul Mimi
IN the fourth round of scheduled
Ground bout tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Americans Agree with British

LONDON, March aS Reuters
Paris correspondents snys he learns
thnJ the Amcr.cufhpeacc delegates
arc prepared 10 agree with tho Brit.
lsh delegates on their view concern
ing the rollsh corridor IN Dauzig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Another Fond Stolen last Night

II c. Shields 25'l East Eighth
street, fell a victim 10 the automo-
bile thieves when thcy stole his Ford
touring car from tho Brllrviow
school on Peoria street about $50
last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Well Known Hor.eu.n p,c..

bipOM NGTDN. III. March as
James Hot for 40 years trainer
or harness horses and widely known
In tho middle west among horpemen,
dropped dead yesterday al Funk's
Grove. near here, He was O. years
old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Now Stating I,cco,J Made

SFoCkHoLM, Thursday. March
sI.-~N. Bergstrom set new worlds
record yesterday by skating ten
miles in 81 minutes 7 i-2 seconds.
which If 81 seconds lower than the
record held by John g. Johnson OF
MOntrealS Canada.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

CAMBRIDGE Mass. March gV =
The appointment m Martin i SHAY
former shoristOp OF the Chicago Na
uona's. ns coach OF tho Harvard
freshmen baseball team, was an
nOunrcd today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

Field goals Flcn0roy g. elem D..
simpson .. brown ., Munger %,
Jones Barnes, Massey
Foul goals. f1cncroy 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

Goes po, Hooro III n phos,iv
,1sulon ,o PEG to make large con,
'v,.o, 40 ne Red Cross dr,y. ,nr
.ntrsJ ~, ,.o. .h.ng. oR a sncak ~,
raaSf, n'r home while shs aN .,, u~, me-,
~ o' he- wcl.a,nd S"' ana made way with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

Mrs Bthcl Tiuyan, 625 y. Boston
% years Old died AT her home y o..
ierday The bur ,al viii be from Al
vent church, Sixth and Madison.
sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

Two electric gencut'lng stations
viii he bullt Y Morocco az a cost Of
100000 to sPply IeL with power.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

! +, new de,s.S a pair ~ Ice tong. is
sI,ko,s ~, ~ .a5'e herrdlc for ,l5,irr
AaaaeA' '''' Or Fors;o5'os thai
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
I0aily!0ope-
| ~r by j
| Larry Daley.

Terry Turner. who performed
valuable service last year ~ utility
Inficldrr hhB returned hiS sipued
contract to Jim Dunn Turner has
been with the Indians l6 consecutive
seasons and hopes "a reach the two
score mark before he is forced 10
retire from major lcague baseball
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

Hal B-ukaw. firslbaEe man,
shipped a consignment of bats,
which arrived here yesterday
Judging from tho number Of will"ws
Brokaw cNpccts 20 have a big sea
Fuu