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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
PROPOSES RECIPE FOR
CURE OF SLEEPltSSNESS

LONDON, Jan. IA woman
vr,ter In a London paper SAYS She
mas found n cure for sleeplrssness.
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10 do with the letters of the alpha
bst The. title may puzzle American.
that are not aware that ay ~ me
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Istter Of the alphabet, and that red
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

trolt rvsntor for a captive h.uo.
that n inflated with air h,.t.a
an electric heater carried In IN.
ket ana connected with a ru,ss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

rnyin- sni the train was wrecked
hi"mHl bhshlH ear near the cnd
was dethil"d. and tho commander
ln n-chicf wg lhuncNsd into space
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Many Cities Bid For 1920 Dempsey Becke1atc VIII
AmateMr GoLfIitLeA Meeting OrLeanSO

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-ons Of the
IN most enthusiastic fight fans say.
that the proposed match In New Or
leans, between Jack Dempsey. cham
pion OF the world, and Joe Beckett
brings the Louisiana metropolis to
the fore once more as one OF the
greatest heavyweight championship
sections since 1870.
The foundation for bouts with the
padded mitts was laid in that section
as a result OF the fight IN 1S89 under
London prize ring rules between
John L Sullivan and Jake kilran,
who fought IS rounds under a sum
mer sun with their bare knuckles-
Mace and Allen Bout
The first notable bout held On the
New Orleans section was that be-
tween Jim Mace and Tom Allen in
1870 Mace was the winner.
Thirty seven years ago the famous
John L" won his championship from
Paddy Ryan in that section They
fought in Mississippi City. the crowd
having assembled in New Orleans the
night before
Thirty years aEo sullivan de-
Tended his title against Jake XII
rain IN that terrain. too. This
time the crowd was arailrOadedn
10 lIiuchburE. Miss from New
Orleans where the fiEht fans hud
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

.-ru the promotion OF athletics al
the school was next introduced and
presented with q handsome cigar
case Arrangements were lmmedf-
ately made 20 I'm both Tommyis
cigaret case and Docs" cigar case
and both coaches were given a cheer
by the, players.
Discussion arose a. to chancinr
the eolora OF the school. Glenn
Frederick and PRESTON Perrenof
were In fuFor OF changing fae
colorE from orange ard white 60
blue and while and this viii be
taken IN at the next meeting Of
the student body. Blue and white
seems To be the official Mines
color throuEhouf the country.
Russ MorthiuEfuu. Billy Race
AID RAY Gllherf entertained the
team vita few brief stories On
which each acquitted himself
ere1itnhly a. speechmaker.
FOLLOWING the banquet the letter
men OF the school assembled and
the 1920 team and Ray Gilbert. husl-
ness manager. Roth Capt Perrenot
and manager Gilbert thanked the
stunents for their couslderat and
each declared that he thought the OUT
look for 1920 was the best On the hiss
tory OF the school
The following letter men were an
nounced; Upton, McKemy. Rhew.
hin1ore. Wombie, Bennett. Love. No
pc, AaEruder. Mccormick, Wright
~ eeks Worthlngton, Bailey, Broder-
lex, Mcclure. Shaffer. Mullen. Perre-
not Race and Oscar Rheuheiuer.
sam Marshall. one OF the best men o.
the team, was injured early in the
season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

Heu while there g. a chance 10
make Money next year. II looks
a. Il Toronto will surely be IN
the International again next
year. although the Ontario city
II big enough for q major cir
emit. II II b. long odds the best
minor league city In the east.
Another report indicates the With
drawal OF the Newark club fram the
international, in which there ap.
pears to Be some foundation In fact.
Newark has been a losing proposition
tor number Of years. Five or Hi1
: ears ago it was q good ball town,
bul the invasion Of the Federal
league killed the city for the sport.
Last year Il was a big loser and
now it appears Newark VIII get out
o. the league for good
Two Other Cities Anxious.
II Newark should rsit Il Is likely
either Syracuse OF Scranton viii re-
place Z. Both OF the latter cities are
good baseball towns and are anxious
% get into the international Il viii
Be decided at the next meeting Of
TIE league just what clubs will com.
prise the circuit
Jersey City viii remain IN the
league. ana BIZ Donovan aEain viii
be in charge Of the team Every ef-
fort VIII be sZerted TO build Up the
Jersey City aggre cation and Dono-
van already has obtained the promise
OF a number OF big league clubs 10
give him young players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

therefore. that a western club held
the 1913 championship.
At q special meeting Of the
board Of Eovern0rs OF the seniors
Golf association, held On this city
recently a recommendation TO IN
crease the memberEhip and raise
the dues was approved. As Il ls
now, there are 500 members en-
rolled vFhile the waiting list con-
tnins 100, and the plan proposed
Il TO Increase the limit 70 COO
This a o. believed would very
nearly take care OF the present
waiting list ~ there are always
a certain number who drop cut
every year
These reComm eudatious VIII be act
ed upon definitely at a special meet
ing Of the association 10 be held next
month
Judging by the optimistic reports
being received here golf VIII be
booming In the south this winter
Every year seems % mark a larger
number Of southern visitors for the
reason that Few golfers are content
with the first snowfall 90 put thei1
clubs away and not look at them
again until spring. The next few
weeks, however, might be termed as
the between seasons" period-after
the competitive events In the north
and before the early winter start be-
low the Mason and Dixon line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
HARVARD TEAM
To INVADE WEST
Eastern Eleven VIII Play
Coast Team at Pasadena
On New Years Day.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. THE Har-
ward university football team which
win Invade the west % play a lead
ing Pacific coast eleven at Pasadena
on New Years day viii be virtually
the same as that which went through
the recent season without defeat In
connection with THE announcement Of
Harvard's acceptance OF the Invita-
ton 20 play at the carnival Of roses
celebration, Il was said today that %
players, would be taken on the trip.
All Are Available
A canvass OF the crimson players
who Won their letters against Prince
ton and Yale and leading substitutes
showed that almost all we're avail
able. One or two may be lost because
OF recently developed academic dlLll-
culties and two others said they might
y ish 20 pass Christmas with their
families having been IN The army
service for the last two Christmas
seasons.
me team will include Capt Murray.
the crimson Quarrer0acE- Eddie Ca
sey. the crack halfbacz. whose shift
open field ruuning, forward pass re-
cepti0n and defensive play gave him
high place EmOug eastern players.
and the HorWeel brothers, one Of
whom. Ralph, kicks Tar and true for
AaaAA EaaAe- AlAa NaAaAAAAAa " AAA DC
carried for each position except quar-
terback, for which there viii be two
Head coach Robert =. Fisher viii have
several assistants. lncluding Eddie
Alahan, crimson captain 30 1915, who
is familiar with western Styles OF play
through a season as coach at UnlVer-
sity OF Southern Caiiforuia-
Leave Harvard Dee. %
The start FOR the west viii be made
December 90, when a two weeks re-
cess for the holidays begins at bar
yard. Untu that time the crimson
team viii be kept busy with a re-
conditioning process. The players
broke training after the Yale game
two weeks ago. which Harvard won.
10 to 9. but coach Fisher said he had
no doubt it would be possible 70 bring
them back TO TOD form and with
nearly a week for acclimation and
practice On California that 70 would
be ready 90 play its best game on New
Years dav. Active practice VIII be-
gin Monday. Play VIII be held 10 the
stadium when possible and probably
60 an armory IN Boston when weather
conditions make outdoor work i'm
practicable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

gathered the nlGht before m
secret But there was Ereut
change in conditions IN three
years, for IN lsg2 sullivan defend
ed his title for the last time IN
the city Itself losing q To james
and memorable battle.
And today We have New orleans
promoters offering Dempsey $780,
600 for two bouts IN the LOUISIANA
city.
Game Has Improved
Certainly the same has improved
financially and in official approval
but we cannot say that the ring
giadiators' spirit for combat from
all we can see. hear and read has
held Its own with other ends OF the
aaort-
We hear a great deal these days
about the wealth o. pugilsric cham
terestiug. because the Crleholders
have risen as a rule from the most
mental OF occupations to luxury.
But England stlu claims that she
has produced the only heavyr eiEh-
champion from the ranks Of the
wealthy.
he was John Jackson, son OF a
wealthy contractor OF London Mr.
Jackson. who was a famous amateur
Of fine physique and skill grew tired
IN 1875 OF the boaEti-Es OF the
British champion. Dan Mendoza
The latter accepted Jackson's chal-
lenEe as a soft job" but he went
% sleep IN the ninth round
So YOU see there we're ring seusa-
tons even those days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

IL PAso bids fair to become one Of
Il the wrestling centers Of the
south within the next two months
and at all events viii be the stage Of
at least two OF three good matches #
two FL Paso sportsmen are successful
in carrying out their plans.
Pappas and Jordan
The first meeting between wrig-
glers OF national repute VIII be held
Friday night, December IL, at Liberty
han and the promoters are making
arrangements for the reception Of a
banner crowd Gus Pappas, known
throughout the country as a consis-
tent and aggressive mat man, VIII op-
pose Chris Jordan, another boz who
canvas and Is considered one Of the
best IN this neck Of the woods. Ref
cree Jack Mcdonald who has offici-
ated IN quite a number Of boxing bat
ties viii be the third man on the mat
W lille Johnny Mcintosh viii be on
hand TO see that all OF the fans are
seated and taken care
Of.
Both Of the big fellows are training
hard and certainly nothing viii be
left undone by either that VIII posi-
3l5t contribute TO his chances OF sue
cess In the engagement Sammy So
backward in stating that Jordan is
ne leading middleweight wrestler OF
he world and on top OF this he has
quite roll Of kale which he is VIII
ng 20 wager on the chances OF his
7rotege 20 defeat anyone claiming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec TT looks now
IN as II the annual meeting OF the
United States Golf association would
probably be held on Friday evening,
January 2. At the hotel waldorf.
That date would be about q week
prior to the Western Golf association
gathering in Chicago. and conse-
quently give those so desiring an op-
portunity TO attend both affairs.
Many Waut Tourney.
From the present outlook BIDS for
the championships viii be keen. The
amateur viii as usal. attract the most
attention. and. according to rumors.
several localities viii seek the tour.
nament The New York district IS
strong for 1t again. not having been
favored since 1913. at Garden City.
and In this connection 10 may be said
that there ara two or three double
layouts that win have 10 be consid-
cred for il Is quite generally admitted
that the event can best be handled
by running off the qualifying round
simultaneously on two courses
In n way the National Links
and shinnecock would form m
Ideal combination, with the match
play phase confined entirely 10
the National Links. The question
o. accommodating the CONTEXT
antH, let alone a EuIlery, would
present quite = problem and this
hazard may be the means Of
causing the club 70 hold back.
Should Il prove 70 be the case,
Piping Rock and NASSAU will not
be slow In applying. The tour
nlElenf proper would be staged
At Piping Rock. A third Long
Island posHibIIity comprises the
EnEineeru' club and the nearby
North shore layout.
Here Are Two More.
on the other hand, Il Is 10 secret
that both Baltimore and St Louis
have their eyes on the amateur. At
the last annual meeting IN this city
the Baltimore delegate registered q
bid tor 1920. and recently Sterling
Edmunds, one OF the o. S. G. A vice
presidents. declared Il was time ST
Louis got the amateur. The fact that
Pittsburg had Il this year is an ar
gument IN favor Of New York, for
Pittsburg has been officially placed
In the western zone u may be said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
TEXAS MINERS ELECT
PERRENOT TO CAPTAIN
OF THE ELEVEN IN 1920

Il n remaining true spOrtsmen, indif-
4 ferent 10 whether the team was
In front OF behind. you set an exam
pie for an future teams OF the state
School OF Mines 20 follow"
Capt John ". Kidd paid the above
tribute TO the state School OF Mines
football team wednesday night when
III assembled around the festal board
at the Sheldon to observe the end Of
the season and incidentally TO elect
a captain and business manager 10
pilot the eleven through the 1899
season. Due 70 some urgent business
dean S H. Worreu OF the school could
not be present At the banquet but he
sent his best wishes TO the team and
congratulated IL on its sportsman
ship. be was remember By the
player students with IS cheers while
coaches Tommy DWyer, Dr. Georg e
Wells. Capt Kidd and coach John
sity received an equal number.
Some snappy Addresses.
Addresses following these OF Capt.
Kidd were made by coaches Dryer
FOOTBALL eleven business manager os-
car Rheinheimer Of the team. mem
bers Of the press, Bud RUTHERFORD.
jim Brann and Carl Schwartz and
QLlerS-
Each speechmnker IN his ad-
dress emphasized the sportsman
ship OF the Mines team during
its entire schedule and each had
Its humorous side. business man
aver Hheinhclmer told the stu
dents OF bis attempts to make 81
do the work OF 81 IN managing
the finances OF the eleven and he
was roundIv nupluuded for his
good work On hrinEinz the team
through the season with hut a
small deficit in the treasury.
Coaches Are Honored.
Splendid short talks were made by
two coaches. Judge" Grady Weeks.
who officiated as POSTMASTER. opened
formalities OF the evening when he
called the attention OF the students
20 the wonderful work OF the TWO
coaches during the past season he
introduced coach Dryer and IN behalf
Of the student body presented him
with q handsome cigaret case. Toe"
Wells. crack PLAYER Of former Ros-
ven fame and who has done much TO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Big WreStIerS
Meet For Title

New York, Dec. A-WIadek Zbys-
zko, the herculean Polish srappler.
has been signed Up 10 wrsstle Joe
stecher, the worlds champion. for
the title. This wrestling duel viii
be staged al the list Regiment arm
Qry f3fth street and Park arenuel
On Monday evening. December S.
This struggle viii mark an epoch
IN the wrestling world, for e viii
mean the first time these giants ever
Wrestled 70 a finish 10 this city. Ac4
cording 20 the agreement either man
must obtain a fall to achieve victory.
The rule that in case OF no fan the
money VIII be refunded TO the patrons
VIII govern. This move has proven
so satisfactory to the public and pro-
moters that it wiz predominats In
all championship matches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
OVERSEE boxers
FOR BELL
Georges Carpenter and Joe
Beckett Meet For Euro
pean Title.

London, Eng, Dec. Joe Beckett
and Georges Carpenter viii meet IN
20 round bout at the National box
ing club tonight to decide the heavy
weight championship Of Europe. Car
pentisr. a Frenchman, at 80 holds the
title. The fight Is due to begin at
s:l5 o'clock
Incidentally, the fight may bring
forward an opponent for Jack Demp-
sey, in q contest for the heavyweight
championship Of the world
Beckett Has Punch.
Beckett who Is the English cham
piol, viii have an advantage OF Il
pounds in weight over Carpenter
scaling al about 184 pounds Also,
his reach Is two inches longer than
that OF his French opponent Other
wise, the contestants viii be virtually
equal as regards age, height and
measurements.
While the Englishman &c regarded
az q fighter, Carpenter Is credited
as being the more scientific because
OF his greater boxing skill. Both
men are said to be in perfect condi-
tlon.
Beckett numbers among his victims
IN the ring Bambardier wells, from
whom he won the heavyweight cham
pionship OF Great Britain Frank Cod
dard and Eddie McGoorty, the Ameri-
can fighter, who last September he
knocked cut IN the 18th round OF a
20 round contest.
Carpenter e. q Veteran
Carpenter has been fighting FOR
several years and has held the French
welter and uiddieWeight champion
ships IN addition TO the crown OF
champion Of the hesvies. He twice
has knocked out Bombardier Wells.
&c IS also credited with a victory
over Gunboat Smith Of America on
foul In 1914 Joe Jeanette. the
American negro heavyweight out
pointed Carpenter in a bout in Paris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
MINOR LEACUERS ARE
GETTING READY FOR A
BIG SEASON IN 1920

NEW YORK Dec. Minor leagut
~ baseball magnatss are mending
their fences and preparing for =
prosperous season IN 1929. Various
leagues in which weak sisters"
showed Up this year are 70 be patched
up with new franchises. but Opt.
mism prevails everywhere through.
out minor league territory.
Toronto Ambitious.
OF chief interest so far rs the mi-
nor leagues are concerned IN the east
Is the formation OF the International
league There have been rumors that
Toronto is seeking a major league
franchise and that Il viii withdraw
from the International
rhlHs however, O. not likely 20
Occur for while uf lensf two Of
the big league clubs are losers,
tAeir owners are not lIkey to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Curley Believes
Meehan a Winner

New YORK. Dec. 4.-Jack Curley.
the promoter has taken charge OF
the affairs o. While Meehan. the
fat boy" fighter Of California. and
he proposes 20 work him steadily
heuceforrh until be 81 ready 20 chal-
lelga Jack Dempsey. Leehan is on
his way 10 this city from California
Upon request Of CurleT Charlie Rose
VII superiutend his traini1E-
twice said Curiey. '-and he can 40
it again I believe Willie has the
champions number His awkward
style. Eameness and punching ability
VIII offset Jacks tornado attack"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

somewhere for spectacular work, even
the guards and center breaking in on
such a play.
The Eighth cavalry players lacked
the weight and strength to success
fully oppose the powerful play Of
HANNAH Boslego and the other mighty
Seventh players. The one redeeming
feature OF their play was the fighting
spirit shown against overwhelming
odds Even when the score approached
the century mark they fought the
best they knew, attempting with
Seventh
Never once did the players Of the
Eighth cavalry show the slightest
tendency TO quit. They were beaten
BY q bigger score than any team has
eFar before been defeated IN the
southwest But they were not dis
erased. as other teams. hsats-. ~ a
much smaller score, have been There
IS sim chance for a team with the
fight they showed, badly Is they
were beaten
Burns, captain Of the Eighth cav
airy team. was easily star for that
team. He showed a football ability
which his teammates did not possess
and his work alone prevented the
Seventh from piiing up so or 80 addi-
Lonal points, Tor he stopped play az
ter play after the runner had passed
the secondary defence. only to see the
ball 90 over On another play or two.
Finally, battered and exhausted from
the terrific play he had gone through,
he was carried from the field
Referee Was Good.
A feature Of the game was the Of
Floating Of "Dinty' Moore, who speed
ed up the play in splendid style. It
was a tribute to his fairness that Il
vas his own team, the Seventh cav
airy, which was the principal sufferer
on penalties. MAJ. Smith called no
penalties against either side
There were so many substitutions
that the team captains lost track OF
them.
The Ineupss
Eighth Cavalry Seventh Cavalry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
EIGHTH CAVALRY
DROPS CANE To
TERRIERS
Tompkins Team Piles DIP
Overwhelming Score
Against Rival Eleven.
CROSS OPPOSING
LINE 16 TIMES
ANN FOOTBALL LEAGUE.


DILISG I'D q total Of los points, COL
I Tommy Tompkins's crack Seventh
cavalry football eleven shattered all
existing southwestern football rec
ords, in defeating the Eighth cavalry
Wednesday afternoon. on the Fort
Bliss Eridirou- and while they piled
up this Immense total, they held their
lucklesz haplezs and practically help
less fellow Horssmen to q blank.
Scores in Five Minutes.
Starting with a conservative game,
the Seventh players scored two touch
downs within the first five minutes
OF play. Wood making the first after
recovering q tumble and dashinr 60
yards. Then they opened up and be-
San running the ends and tearing
through the line at win. while there
we're forward passes galore
AlrhouEE the quarters were linz
1red 70 y Minutes the Seventh
piled mp l6 tuuchduWna and ten
Eaels This ueceEEIfnfrd their
scoring q touchdown every four
minutes Of play With the time
required for each play given \
moments consideration Il can be
seen THAT they were compelled to
20 through the Eighth for I'M
mense gains on almost every play.
There was no outstanding star on
Ehe seventh team Every member Of
i was compelled TO play spectacular
football In order TO pile Up such an
immense total
Boslego, hannah or some other Sew
erta llneulan would open up q hole II
the line large enough TO drive a four
line team through Then Duffy, Pip
kin. smith OF Moskoff would tear
through eyade TIE secondary defence.
brought 70 earth On the next play
wood or Norcross would box the op-
posing end and down the field would
90 g Seventh cavalry hack II another
play were needed Schumacher. smith
or Rothermund would open another
hole and then the ball would go over.
Made Some Long RIMS.
smith three times dashed 80 yards
for atouchdoWn before one vas count
CO. n-1sl1e play uullltEing the other
Two He, Pipkin and Moskoff ran with
the bali until almost exhausted. bowl
Ing over tackiers Nth their interfer-
suce and Whirling loose from players
who had Erasped them
Eagle Eve Boslego recovered a FUN
bic. on another occasion. rose with
the ban and started for the goal line
Iaelzlers reached for him and several
EraEued him. But BosleEo gave
shrug OF two, shook them loose, and
dashed across the line.
Wood caught any number OF
forward passes a. did bis teum-
nate 4orerOsss And both lied
down the fieIGs to step Eighth
euFulFlulen almost IN their tracks,
on the Elclzoffa. Chief Hukemhi
YVES in almost every play and
twice showed the appropriate
ness Of MS name By leapluE MP
and graaninE forward passes.
And this time be ran On the prep
er direction Once going 60 yards
10 the Eighth two yard line and
the other time dsEhiue 50 yards
for q touch down
TeHiern Played Hard.
And so the whole Seventh cavalry
team PLAYED. every nan getting IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

"Ole" Marsh, manager OF the
heavyweight wrestler PleEtina. de-
clares that his grappler can defeat
Lewis. zbyszllo. Caddock and Ste
cher. all In the same night. There
must be something stronger than ia
maica ginger 70 be had IN "Ole's
nefEhb ornood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

son. Of the American league, staged
By Messrs. Comiskey, Rupert and
FraEee, promises to develop into the
biggest baseball wrangle fandou'
has seen IN the past 20 years.