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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
Texas League,
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Wcstern,

Western.
oklahoma City ?; sioux City !.
Wichita %. omaha 3.l5,
- Joseph J. Joplin
Des hoines G, Tulsa b.
American,
Boston IS: Chicago 9.
cleveland I. Washington ..
~. Louis 6, Philadelphia J.
Detroit u New York 'b. Is Innings,
National.
New York 80; Cincinnati IL Ulrs
game. u inuiugs)
chicago 20. Brooklyn 0-l,
St Louis t.6: Philadelphia -
AZ Boston. Pittsburgh. rain.
Southern.
At Nashville q Mobile J.
~ Memphis 4. Atlanta J.
At Chattanooga z. Birmingham
At Little Rqek. New Orleans. rain.
Texas League.
Al Fort worth 8; Galveston Q,
A, Shreveport 2; Houston 7.
AZ DALLAS 2: Beaumont 4
Al Waco . San Antonio ?.
American association.
Louisville Z: Milwaukee I.
Toledo o. Kansas CITY !.
Indianapolis ): 81 Paul 7.
Columbus Al; Minneapolis 81
Oklahoma. Kansas.
A. Blackwell T. Ncwkirk o
Al Ponca city II. Arkansas city ).
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-15
PurYsar and Mason Draw

MOLINE, H.. Aug 10 Earl Puryenr
Of Tulsa. and Frankie Mason ~ Fort
Wayne, fought ton-round draw last
night Both boys weighed Ia under
1l6 pounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
U. S. TRAPSHOOTERS GO
TO ANTWERP NEXT YEAR

NEW YORK, oct Unclc Sam
will send a teap Of trapshootcrs to
compete iu the olympic games at
Antwerp next year,
Showing made by Americas best
gunmen In the mid winter trap
shooting tournament at piuehurs',
n G., from Jauary ~ 20 2i VIII
have much 70 do with the selection
of the United States Sgainst the
world.
The team Will be chosen from
among the high average shooters IN
the A. r, A. tournaments OF 1000
targets or more. II may be the 10
leading shooters of a team selected
from the first 90 or so 10y a compe
tent committee.
Among the countrys star anna
teurs who may gel 20 make the irlp
to belgium are Frank Troch, Van
couver. wash: Art Risscr Paris,
Ill. wolf Henderson Lexington,
Ky: oscar Hansen. Fremont Ncb.,
Horace Ponscr. Cincinnati, l. NJ.
Weedcn. Cleveland. r. T.. BrinL
Toledo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
RIGHT ARM HIS
/ OWN REFEREE
After Years Of Effort, Sam
Has Opr ortunity to Win
Championship.
MEETS THOMPSON MONDAY
Jack and Manager Due TO
/ Arrive in Tulsa Today or
Tomorrow.

sam Langford. negro hcnyywcigh'
boxer, who omrets Jack ThpWpnuh
H. the "a round main event OF me
fulsa Athletic clubs card az CON
tcrtton han next Monday night az
fived ln Tulsa hast night brlnElhE
with him his "owu referee. IuA'
teferre Ia Tho mighty ighi arm
which Sam counts on 20 end Thnmp-
son'S negro heavy weight tiio asp.r'-
tions
\ After wears Of ring activity dur
ing which time he has became one
az the greatest boxers In the worlaS
unabls to win u championship he
caus. OF the refusal II one uf n ?
b,tu rplor 80 meet him R'r iho
toio.' ban established w1"n Nt"' %
selatnod the crown for the white
A. -. IsghHfnrd has an nppot tnllN
kp win titic aud declares aihitelt
M for his creates neh' The INp
nell offered for the neg - heavy
weight championship Is % become
Monday nights battle Win INIT
trophy the victor must sign a con-
tract "a meet Harry Wills In Tulsa
ii "a later date. the winner Df that
hght 30 get permanent possession ~
fha Jewel studded belt. emblNmr ic
III the worlds negro aavywcl9ht
ehan pionship.
Y &I.ansford, In addition 20 boin one
OF the rings greats Ia rcspCC;tl lW
both races as being real sports
mar and gentleman and his nt-
Iuerous supporters In this city d'a
pulling for the veteran 10 VIA that
trephy. as reward for 4 ,oug nni
honorable career In the hempcd
arena.
Thompson and Manager Charlie
swlne ehesrt are due In Tulsa today
or tomorrow and both principals
will conclude active training this
week In some gymnasium here
Seats are selling unusually fast,
the memory OF The previous IS
round draw between Sam and Jack
acting an az incentive for the fans
TO got their ducata early. Seats ARE
on AaIe at Pete Martins Sport em-
pcrlum and the Arcade pool hall. !
East Third street,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
TEARNEY WILLING TO
AGAIN HEAD WESTERN
RcCon-idcTs Decision 20 Retire
Coffey Ia Manage Kansas
CITY Blues

CHICAGO oct IA II. Tear
ncy. president OF the Western League.
viii not quit a. hcpd OF the circuit
this year The veteran baseball man
stated recently at 81. Joseph that he
intended rosigning, but has suffered
a change OF heart, according 10 Il
statement made by Tcnncy here to-
day Two months ago Tcarnev was
in bad" with several Of the mana
gers iu this circuit but since the
close Of the season old differences
have been forgotten OF patched up,
and Tearney admits that he II now
willing 10 stick 10 his post as West
ern League hrah lie has been in
formed by majority ~ the club
owners ~ the Yves crn League that
they viii support him In the elec-
ton az the annual meeting for a
term Of two years
\. l.. CTip) O'Ncill, former prosI-
dent OF the Western League, who al
tended the world series games here,
said that Des Moinrs should he
forced out Of the league this year.
and that Lincoln. cedar Rapids,
Marshalltown or ROCK Island should
replace IT,
Tile town has secn n dead one
for 10 years" - Ncill said, "ond no
place the franchise could go would
be any worse than In ncs Monca
John Savage, secretary of ihe
Kansas City American Association
club. let out the dope" here that
John camel, manager OF the Blues
last season. would have the Toledo
franchise next season, and that JACK
Coffey. manager OF tho pcs Molnes
Western league team last season,
would he at"thc helm OF the Blues
next sensOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
ALTOONA SH0PMEN STRIKE
is ENDED AND MEN RETURN

ALTOONA, Pa, oct ia,--The
strike Of Pennsylvania railroad
shopmeh which started In this city
and Hollidaysburg. near here. last
Wednesday. ended this afternoon.
the decision 10 call Off tho stfike
waA reached at a union meeting laat
night. but at an hour too late TO get
word to all the men In time TO start
at the usual hour this morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
DIRECT C IS VICTOR IN
2:05 PACE AT ATLANTA

ATLANTA, GA, oct i3.--pIrect
c.. driven by Beck, won the 2:05
pace for "A purse OF $4,000, the fea-
turc OF the opening OF the Grand cir
cuit races ut the Lakewood track
here today The race went to Dl-
rect e. iu straight heats the best
time being 2.Oi Ia.
The popular event OF the day was
the battle between Pop" Geers and
Murphy. for first honors IN tho . l.
pacing event which 1Iomefast,
driven by Geers, won by making two
firsts and third Wood Patch.
pilotcd bv Murphy, took second
place in each heat.
The zoe trot went 10 Lou Todd,
driven by V. Fleming In straight
heats,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
Baseball Season Is
Closed When Vernon
Wins Coast Penndnf

leapue Club.
National league o.. ,.., CinciunH j.
American league ..,.... Chicago.
American association, 81. Paul
southern aAsoc citation ..... Atlanta
Internis ional league. baltimore.
Western league ...., NJ Joseph,
Eastern league ....... Pittsiitld.
Pacific Coast league. Closes Oct. 3.
South Atlantic assn .Columhi
Three-I league ..,... bloomington
Texas league tSecond halD Fort
Worth
Texas league (First ham
.................. Shreveport
Virginia league (First hniD
................ ..,... Petersburg
Virginia league tSecpul
halO ..e.........Rl Richmond.
Michigan Ontario league. Saginaw
Western Canada league, 81.
..... Saskatoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
SAN IANGFORD DETERMINED TO WIN NEGRO
ON THE GRIDIRON

Afcr defeating sulphur In her first
start Ardmorr high IN working with
more pep and vim TO meet Durant
ArdmUre is keeping quiet about her
team but seems to be developing a
winner AT that
Atola high lost her first game TO
MCAlcstcr by lone touchdown, but
ut that they feel that they have
some eleven, The team averages
is7 pounds and are all certified
men. Coalgate Is the next on the
sch dule and Hugo, Eufaula. Cad
do, ROff, ana "A return game with
F Cuulgatc are the next In order. The
squud has two open dates, one on
october - and one November L.
Earnest Rose, l75 tackle. Joll Nail,
lIS pound full back. and Ross Eau
I drce. 1870 pound right end, are in
dividuai stars.
Nowata defeated Independence by
a score Of 80 go 0. on theN NowatA
gridiron Friday. The team has a
game scheduled with Dewey high
for this week
KinEfisher defeated Enid In the
I first conference game OF the season.
| October 3. 6 to II. The game was
I played I'm high wind. making ac-
! Curate passing and punting imp0s-
sihlo. Both teams showed well de-
velopcd back fields but the Enid
/ line could not stop the pmngcs OF
! KIngfshrr's full Manderville Man
dvrville In starting on voyage Tor
/ an the state eleven and Is smashing
: the opposition at the right and to
the left uf him Wheeler Of Enls
was the bcst ground Rainer for his
eleven Both eleycns showed well
FOR the opening game.
with one Of the heaviest schedules
OF any high school In the state. Pom
ca city high started her football
season by meeting and defeating
'Newkirk 80 to 0. The fouca Cily
| team met Mcdford last Friday on
| the Ponca grtdlron.
The northern eleven has pros
poets for a state winner this sea j.
| son, having among her warriors five
| letter men. Captain bcmbcrtson,
one of her previous stars, is said 10
/ be one of the best men In the state.
Coach shaw. former Sooner half
back, statos that his outlook for the
coming season is very bright and
/ that he expects to win the majority
| OF his games.
Brilliant passes and line plunslng
were displayed In the first quater OF
/ the Ncwkirk game and the Ponca
team bounded through the Newklrk
Hire or skirtcd her ends almost al
will
The schedule for the remainder
Of the season is. oct. II. Norman at
Norman. oct "a. oct, 21 and Nov
Z, open dates, Noov ~. Drumrighi
at Ponca city. Nov 81. Tulsa at
Ponca CITY, Thanksgiving Day
| BLACKWELL at ponca CITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
wooDMEN PROTEST NEW RATE
Representatives from State Meet and
Discuss Secession.

Discuss Secession.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct 1a.--At
q special meeting OF representatives
OF Woodmen OF the World campo of
OF the state here a committee was
appointed TO urge state officers OF
the order 70 call meeting for the
purpose OF taking action TO avoid
the hike In insurance rates. The
meeting was pronounced In its views
that unless the schedule of rates
II lowered a threatened withdrawal
from the order by oklahoma mem
bers Ia imminent. A withdrawal
from the order will bring about an
action In the courts for the seced-
ers apporlionment OF the sac GOO, 70
00o general fund. n was said.
Tho committee appointed to urge
the calling of a state convention IL
composed OF John Fox, Norman. o..
II Boarcy, Frederick. E y. Sireeter,
u Reno; r. y, Reardon, Oklahoma
City, and Tom y Pace. Purcell.
Joe II. Edwards, OF Stratford. pre-
Hded at the meeting yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
pARRY NOW our or ARMY
General Automatically Rctircs Prom
SerNlCr hN Itcnsnn of Agc.

; NEW YORK, Oct Major
General Thomas II barry. romman-
der OF the army department OF the
east, wRs today automatically re-
ured from the service by reason ot
ase. having reached his 6tth birth
day. He will retire to private NE
and pending the appointment OF hts
successor Brig ppn. Charles j
Bailey will command the depart
ihent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

Two from the country were walk
ing In town. Take me TO a. nickel
show. won't you?" said she. my
God woman" said he. amt you
satisfied TO walk around the city and
ses the sights"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
White Sox Lead in Fielding
By Two Points in Big Series

PHILADELPHIA, oct -lndi-
vidual and team fielding averages
of the worlds series. made public
here today by the official scorers,
follow,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

X; DO YOU ever worry, old
MANI
Y. Never"
X; How DO YOU manage thBtT'
Y: "in the dal time I'm TOO hug,.
end at night I'm too sleepy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
AMERICAN snIr is HELD ur
Dcuuse of Trouble nc Riga steamer
La mid 90 Hall On NnNnlt.

Z LONDON, oct rs The sIeamshIn
Lake Fray. belonging 10 the Unitci
States shipping board and carrying
lelief supplies 10 riga. has been
ordered not 10 proceed further until
the situation at Riga clears. Tha
lake Fray has put into Hanso, Fin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
individual Fielding Averages,

decision. Tcale was AS green as
they make 'em at the time nnd
Beckett a veteran. People who have
seen Teale recently say he could end
Becketts championship hopes IN
iiffy. Teale In 30, height six feet
two inches, weight 100 pounds
Before he leaves for his former
home in England, Ted kid Lewis,
former welterweight champion, will
try TO arrange bout with Benny
Leonard. Worlds lightweight cham
pion. Lewis intends 10 leave for the
scene OF his early triumphs soon. lie
has been signed for a series OF bouts
by Redmond Berry Of Lon Ion.
Among those Lewis will meet Will he
Johnny RaAhRm. wclterwelght chant
pion OF England, in n 20-round go.
II will he the first time these two
clever "weltera' meet.
The reason for tho challenge TO
tsRonard IL thai Lewis. OIL Labor day,
defeated Mike O'Dowd. IN Syracuse,
Leonard offered to fight O'bowd re-
Gently. and Lewis believes that he is
more entitled To the match than the
western boy. In the recent bout be-
tween Leonard and Lewis opinion
was about evenly divided on who
won the fight
SHAWNEE, Okla, oct - KID
Tomlin Of Kansas. and X. q. Hunter
OF this city will meet at Convention
hall here Thursday night iu an =
round no-decision boxing bout. Tom
! lin known as the Kansas Cyclone,
| has "A fighting record "a foot long and
| is here now in intensive training for
| the 60. Hunter. the Naval wildcat
| has fought three knockout bouts
since being discharged from the
! naval service. The bout will be held
under the auspices of the American
legion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

The world Is always looking for
men TO DO the things that cant be
done"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

II you are NOT interested In your
work you are y drudge no matter
what your salary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

Sly ono member Of the big
1 four of oklahoma football
" engages In u hard game his
week The 'ulN' -H'iE "t
Oklahoma meets the rrNla uuiyFrry
gridstrrs ut Dallas samFdsy Whi'h
VIII not only hr q slif tts' Tor me
Sponcrs but viii also provide dope
on the strength of he Phillips uni
ycrsity machine, tunuIgrufs OF
Texas last week Tho AEHt'a meet
T.Aas Christian university a. Fort
worth saturday aud should win.
philips plays Soutltwes'ern normal
ur Duriut ~ Durant to-day and Is
NOT scheduled Tor a game thia week.
end
Just what opposition Kendall
college viii encounter iu Central
normal is difficult To- forecast
oklahoma beat Central 40 to
which In turn was beaten by Ken
dall q 20 o iut Central trimmed
the oklahoma BnptisiH l5I to o,
four points more lhHn scored by
Ke dan against the HapuHts.
While the local cullcglan- are fig
urcd 10 win Charley Wantland
always develops fast. lighting
clevsus ana % should not be an
caNy victory such ~ character
he'd The baptist aud East Central
games bcro.
Oklahoma elcyens have won two
and lost two interstate games TO
date. Austin college Of sherman,
Texas. defeated Southeastern nor
NAL Of Durant whilo the Haskell
Indians OF Kansas won from the
ABgles Philips victory over Texas
and 20 TO 6 defeat or Southwestern
college OF Winfield. Kan, enabled
oklahoma elevena 10 even up the
scorg with out OF state teams
-
A. predicted before the start Of
the season football Ia Oklahoma
colleges aud high schools In enjoy
ing Its biE year, both Ia class OF play
and Interest IN the sport. iast year,
only five colleges played To the CON
ciusion OF their schedules while srv-
craI did not attempt 10 start. This
season ~ Oklahoma collegiate
cIrycns are IN the field. Including
the "big four" composed OF Kendall,
Oklnhonin, Aggics and Phillips and
the secondary schools, comprising
Central, Northwestern. East Central,
southwestern, southeastern, North
eastern, kinRfishcr. Catholics and
Hhpti-ts, Every secondary school,
with the exception OF Central, nban.
doncd football last season or pre-
viousiy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
The Hemped Arena

Leo Morrissey, well known light
weight. is again making trouble for
various ls5-pound boys with title
aspirations aA tho following clip
ping from u Portland exchange
shows:
Lee Morrissey noisc, Idaho, light
weight we'll known to Portland ring
followers, passed through Portland
yesterday on his way TO Hend, ore,
whore he In scheduled to meet Fred
Gilbert In "a 10-tound bout tonight.
Moryis-oy has had "A world Of ex-
pellence the last few months and has
been jumping all over the west.
While IN Vancouver. n. c., recently
he received an offer 10 box Ad VOL
gasl. former lightweight champion OF
the world, - Yuma. AriE., and
grabbed the bout lie fought Wolgast
o draw IN Yuma on September 10
l.ee has signed contract with tho
Yuma promoters for three fights His
first will he against a boy named
KID Beaver next week lie win
tangle with Robby Waugh and Joe
Rivers IN the other two contests,
OKMULGEE, oct is---The fight
fans of Okmulgeo viii have an op-
portunity 10 see a champion in .ac-
ton here on Friday, october 90, IN
i. o. brown. the little fellow Uncle
Sam picked from his vast army to
defend the Nv weight division at the
| inter allied tournament held at the
| London sporting club last year. lie
/ Il the proud possessor Of the kings
/ trophy, and since returning TO the
/ states Is out 10 clean up the bantRms
/ of the United States Brown is one
/ OF the boys Jimmy wilde the Brit
/ ish champion. Is TO meet on his visit
/ To this country this fan. Brown has
| been matched with Nut Mckee for
| five rounds al the nirdome Friday
| nifht, October a. Young Fitslm-
| mons, the boy who gave Red Byrd
| the hardest flght Of his life two
/ weeks ago. viii he matched with
/ some good hoy 10 be named later
I The bouts promise To surpass the
I ones held here two weeks ago, The
price viii he IN reach of everybody,
/ Friday night has been selected to
/ E.vc business men an opportunity 10
witness Tho bouts
nnly Tcalc, champion OF the Aus
/ tralian forces overseas. vs. Rob Mar
tin, champion OF the a w. +.
Wouldn't that make oorklng good
I scrap In au elimination series Tcalr
I fought go fights after being IN the
/ trenches for months one OF the
/ first mon he met was Mr. Beckett
! 10 England, now champion. whom
/ ho Knocked down twice. bruised con-
aidcrhhly and lost 90 bog a halriine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

Af,cr defeating sulphur in her first
start Ardmorr high is working with
more pep and vim TO meet Durant.
ArdmUre is keeping quiet about her
team but Seems to be developing a
MlMMer al thAt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

Nowatp defeated Independence by
"a score of 80 so 0, on theN Nowath
grIdiron Friday The team has "A
game scheduled with Dewey high
for this week
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07

and
o
romB o render
Tie oadissu itab for whit team truck.
There thousands adjoining this the south and
$ and
be lands
door. The an
the drain
and having had this northeast Shy
far the most doirolel land
practically A ase
o n for lof
These
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07
EVERY DAY is.
CRUISING DAY

Automobiles leave
Bull at g O'Clock each
morning to convey be0-
pie to the project. You
are invifed to take od-
vantage of these faciH-
ties for cruising the land
and inspecting the pro-
jeCf.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07

Careful inspection of the land the construction work for
storage of water and it's delivery, is invited Roads in
good condition Inspection will be found easy and peasur
able Anyone desiring to visit the tract will be furnished with
they desire.
All days will be special cruising days for those wishing to
go over the tract Automobile will be furnished and will leave
our office at Bull each morning at a.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07
DETAILS FOR THE ASKING

Ne haze prepared in circular form detailed state.
naenf OF the opportunities afforded by this Obening
Description OF the lGnd, the oOafer supply and the
country in general are contained in it, May ue send
you a copy? Send your address.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07
CONNECTS WITH BRUNEAU

This project is the connecting link between the
Ioin Falls tract and the Bruneau project sVhich as,W
be the largest irrigation project in the acorld. Land
could not be better located for quick.adSance in
price due entirely to natural Influences
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07
Land Easy to
Irrigate

" o land G ger re-
claimed in Idaho g0aS
better suited for s0ater-
ing. The c0ntOur is reg
ul0r, the slope gradual,
end the freedom from
rock is remarkable.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07

to MAJ are eraef for Hyoutu Ion
cmderH smdw HeOW
hverM pn a Y W nh dtq pn ymetrl he money
andy y hS d p d ! fiG Become lrt ekna lam
rin o
ncur theal mont ara rtoa an n 70
pear " U f years from in he ENID . he p 0 pc
adv h2
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-07


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