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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21

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fellow can sort of appreciate how a a bountiful harvest We also keep the
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21

j. G. Turner was in Spring.
field last weeK.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21

W. A. Black was in Spring
field Friday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21
S25OO00.0O I , Of a MILL Million N
insurance written last year by the
Wright County
Farmers Mutual

81 on the 81, 900 was the total cost.
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21

J. A Dixon was in Norwood
last week,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21

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sand storm. or to take what is coming to Us on
We want to call the attention of old ones.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-08-21
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
OVER THE STATE SP PORT CIRCUIT
A FAIR EXCHANGE

The Tucson Citizen has the follow ing to say regarding the Kramer-Lin- coin bout in this city on the night of December Il:
 Both Bisbee and Tucson fans are to be congratulated on the circum- stances which changes the cards, re- sulting from Happy Woods inability to meet Johnny Meyer in Bisbee. The bout between Danny Kramer and Ralph Lincoln will prove far better than the one between Woods and Meyer The fact that tommy Meyer comes to Tucson operates to increase the interest in the next card here. It is not intended to intimate that the bout between Woods and Meyer would not have proven interesting, but it looked easy for Happy and none can say that of the mill between Lincoln and Kramer. It is predicted when Lincoln and Kramer meet, it will be a clean and violent argument. Lincoln is determined to wipe out the defeat ana CIlIlClSIn WHICH lSSNllSQ IIOln lIle last bout between the two and he will probably be in better condition. His rest on the coast has done him a world of good and he looks 50 per cent bet ter than at his last scrap. Kramer is also going better. He showed stronger against Dillon than against Lincoln and Bisbee fans will see one of the best bouts that has even been pulled off in Arizona. Johnny Meyer and Kid Beaver will add considerably to Shannon's card, Beaver fought a defensive fight against Moss, but those who watched him closely know that it was not through the lack of aggressive spirit. Moss is too old a hand and too dangerous to rush and Beaver not only showed good judg- ment but he fought the fight just as it should have been fought. He will probably be abel to mix matter with Johnny and his speed a boxing skill matched against Johnny's ruggedness should make a good battle.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

times. A man Of Goddard's type should be able to hit hard and we all know that Eddie McGoorty carries mean punch in either hand. But Beckett wasn't feazed by either of there two men. He weathered the best they had and then put them out with punches of his own making. Beckett was never heralded as a bearcat on defense. His defense was his own hitting power. He never had a chance to hit Carpenter.
 The wire stories of the London fight describe the Frenchmans hitting in emphatic phrases. He landed blows with enormous strength And amid absolute stiffness most of the spectators could hear the terrific crack of the swing that put Beckett to sleep" The knockout punch is de- scribed thusly: "The Frenchman stepped back and then forward and, with all his strength and the full weight of his body swung his right to the Englishman's jaw
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
colima-PaImer Friday night

TUCSON, Dec. J-Bert Colima, who meets Kid Palmer here Friday night, arrived in Tucson this morning and will work out with Kid Beaver at the M. and M. club this afternoon at o'clock. Colima reported that he is in the best of condition and will re- quire but a few paces each day to keep himself in his usual trim.
 This will be the first appearance of Colima in an Arizona ring since his bout with Happy Woods in Yuma, in which Colima was victor. Bert seems to have taken on little weight since then and has been going good on the coast. He has as many knock uots to his credit as any fouT-rounr boy in the country and is a powerful slugger.
 Palmer is not expected here for a day or two. He is expected to do most of his training at Douglas. but will be here in time to give the fans a sight of him before he climbs through the ropes to get neighborly with Colima, the night of the battle.
 Fans expect this bout to be a good one, and Art shannon, the promoter. is confident that it will be big draw card.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

The last workouts for what has been described by the sporting writers of the state as perhaps the best boxing card to be arranged Tn Arizona for months and one which Will Csettle defi- niteIy a championship for the south west, were held at the Grand theater yesterday afternoon when Ralph Lin coin and Danny Kramer put on the finishing touches for their battle to- night. The work of conditioning was witnessed by nearly (. hundred spec- tators who were impressed as much by the cleverness and experience of Lincoln in his training stunts as by the wonderful physical development of Kramer.
 Both boys are in the pink of condi- tion. Their workouts were made smoothly and speedily. They are ready to step out from the first tap of the song. O. $. French, manager of the club, announced yesterday that the advance sale of tickts has been great CT than that for any other bill pre- sented by the club with indications that the card will be witnessed by the largest gathering of fans ever assem- bled in the Grand theater.
 Banking on the results of their last fight, the fans of the district are inclined to favor Kramer in the bet ting, although not by any great mar gin. Lincoln's ability to hit, his knowledge of the game, and the fact that he has sampled Kramer's assort- ment of punches and has benefited by what he has learned, all go in his fla vor, while Kramer's speed, ability to hit hard with either hand, and willing ness to bore in and take q punch for the sake of giving, have made him many friends, not only in Bisbee, but throughout the state, where the fight is looked upon as the decisive battle for the featherweight championship of the southwest, which has been held by Lincoln until he lost on a foul to Kramer a few weeks ago. The ten rounds tonight will make ring history in this part of the world.
 On a par with the main event is the siX-round semi-final between Bob Collins, the husky heavyweight of the Briggs shaft and Billie Johnson, who
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
JOHNSON RULES
 THE AMERICANS

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-AmeTican league baseball club owners, flanked by a squad of attorneys, battled for some hours today in their annual meeting, and when the session ended President B. B. Johnson was surround ed by new board of directors favor able to his policies. The insurgent clubs were outvoted on every propo- sition, but went down fighting and serving summopses which promise to carry the disputed points into court where final decisions may not be reached for months.
 A resolution to elect q new presi- dent in in place of Johnson was de- feated, five to three. The new board of directors consisting of Frank Ma win, Ben Minor, Washington; Thomas Shibe, Philadelphia, and P. D. Ball of St. Louis, was elected by the same vote, and Navin selected as vice presi- dent. The Cleveland, St. Louis, Phila- delphia, Washington and Detroit clubs voting in the affirmative and the Bos- ton, Chicago and New York clubs against A resolution to play sched- ule of 154 games in 1920 was virtually all the baseball business transacted from the standpoint of the average follower of the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

side. No one entertained any idea but that such bout would be little short of murder with Jack Dempsey thrown into the cast in the role of slayer
 Well, it doesn't look like such an easy think now Carpenter beat Beckett with one smash-La wicked straight out and with the force at his command behind it. Previously he had led with a hard left and followed it up with two more of the same var iety. But it was that mighty right which sent Beckett to the land of dreams.
 There never was any argument as to the boxing ability of the French man. He was known the world over as a very clever man with his mitts. But they always said he couldn't hit.
 Doesn't the qnick knockout of Beck cit prove he can hit?
 Frank Goddard, the giant English man, hit Beckett as hard as he could. Eddie McGoorty hit him many
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
ENTERTAINMENTS AWAIT GONG IN CONTEST FIR CHAMPIONSHIP IF
 THE SOUTHWEST IN BISBEE RING

l comes to Bisbee from ArKaDsas, and who appears to be just the kind of a scrapper that is liable to knock Col lins fistic aspirations into a cooked hat. Johnson is fast, well built and experienced. He is in good condition and is supremely confident that he can make the big miner take the short end of the string when the decision is rendered. But-and this big but Collins has wallop like the swing of an eight-pound hammer.
 Kid Bruno who fought George Burns of Lowell here three weeks ago, will meet Tony Ochoa of Tucson in a preliminary. Bruno, who halls from Douglas, has a beautiful left swing, which, with the headwork which the little scrapDer showed in his last bout here, should bring results. Ochoa is known as an extremely fast and clever fighter.
 The curtain raiser will be full of action, if of nothing else. Battling else. Battling Herrera is a good na- tured fighter, who is not feazed by punch on the jaw. and who has wide swing that brought the fans to their feet more than once when he mixed with Kid Shea on the last program. His initial fight made him favorite with Warren district fans. Kid Griffo has been training under the direction of Frank Loughrey, matchmaker for the Bisbee Athletic club.
 For the convenience Of the men who are coming off shift in the afternoon, and also because of the fact that an unprecedented sale of seats is antici- pated, tickets for the card will be on sale at the Grand theater at o'clock this afternoon.
 As has been the practice of the Bis bee Athletic club, the decision in each fight fill be rendered by two judges, or, in the case of a disagreement be- tween these, by the referee. The judges will be announced at the ring side The referee for all bouts will be Fred George. who is an experienced third man. The announcer for the bouts will be Deputy Sheriff George Henshaw and the timekeepers will be sRed, Cannon and Chief of Police Kempton.
 To jazz things along Hanger French has arranged for a-number of selections by the Bisbee Jazz orches- tra, vocal solos, xylophone selections by Joe Berggren and mass singing by the spectators.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
CARPENTER TO GIVE IF MI P5EY
 STIFF BAT TLE
By Fred TurbyyilIe

Things are looking up for match between Europe's best and Jack Dempsey with the worlds heavyweight title at stake. Before the French man and the Briton stepped into the ring at London the other night there was much ridiculing the idea that the champion of the old world could pos sibly be a match for Dempsey. The idea brought much criticism from ring fans, fighters and experts on this
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

completed for a six round bout be- tween Johnny Meyer, the local welter, and Frenchie Desmarais, as a special event on Promoter Frenchis Christ mas day card in Warren park. Des- marais was recently defeated in ten rounds by Happy Woods and a bout between him and Meyer will give the local fans an idea of how Meyer would have stacked up against Woods in the bout which was cancelled by Woods because of infected eyes.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
LEONARD BEATS cooGAN

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Dec. 10.-Ben- ny Leonard, worlds lightweight box ing champion, knocked out Mel Coo gan of Brooklyn in the second round Of a scheduled eight round match al the Fourth regiment armory tonight. Leonard weighed 137 and ris opponent 142 pounds
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
GREENLEAF LEADS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-E R. Greenleaf, the young Wilmington, Del. player. tonight won his sixth straight game in the national American pocket billiard tournament, defeating James Mature, Denver, 125 to 63. Greenleaf has not lost a game.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Tex Rickard probably will be among those present. Tex is the fellow who hired Ollie Record to act as referee at Toledo; he is the one who had Major Riddle and his knife-throwing Marines in the ring; he is the one who pur- chased a gong that the fighters and referee couldn't hear.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Promoter o. s. French, Matchmaker Frank Loughrey and John Twoomey take in the Palmer-Colima bout. John ny Meyer will meet Beaver of Yuma
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
LOCAL---N THE REALM OF SPORT--- WORL

Ralph Lincoln of the fstc favorites of the south west who tanges with Danny Kramer of Boston the Grand theatre tonight Lincoln lost his first bout to Ka foul and the bout tonight will settle definitely the question of superiority between the two clever feather weights
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Danny Kramer, the Boston whirlwind who has de- cision Ralph Lincoln feathereght champion of the southwest, and who will try make that decision solid tonight the Grand theatre when he meets Lincoln in a bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

SHREVEPORT-As the result of formations encountered at the Pine Valley Oil company has decided to drill it's Fee 1 in 7-21-9, Webster Par ish beyond contract depth of 2500 feet. That level was reached Thurs day with ony gas pockets having been found near the present level on the advice of the company's geologist the hole will be sunk 250 feet lower, pro- Vided pay is not found higher up. The Minden Petroleum company has likewise determined to go beyond the contract depth in it's well in section 28-19-S. Completion of an 6000-barrel well, Cakes No. II, in section 30-2l-7 by the Gilliland Oil company was an nounced today. Pay was found at the deep structure at 2O09 feet. At the same time the Louisiana DiI and Re fining corporation completed it's Jackson No. , in 24.21-8, making 1000 barrels from 1855 feet. She Gilliland company alos got a 400 barrel produc- CT from 1212 feet in it's Jackson 2 in 24-21-S while the Louisiana Oil and Refining corporation likewise got a small we'll making 300 barrels at lOYS feet in the same location. Drilling in section "A. Homer Union fields, Louis jana. has begun. according to a tele- gram received from Wilson c. Porter field.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
SPORT TIPS IF LOCAI FIELD

Russell Chambers, the Douglas well terweight, has been matched to box Eddie Johnson ten rounds in Stafford on Christmas day Johnson was awarded a decision over Frankie Fow- ser, the fast Fl Paso middleweight, in Silver City, N. M., on September 30, and is expected to give Chambers a tough battle.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
DAILY O|L NOTES

RANGER-Reports have reached here to the effect that the Sinclair Gulf company has a showing in their Hood county wildcat and that good well may be brought in at 475O feet, where the hole is providing new sand with evidence of pay.
 SHERMAN-There is much excite ment in this locality over the hope that Grayson county will become a field. The M. H. company believes it's No. 1 Anderson, one miles north of Whiteboro. ha sa showing sufficient for bringing the well, probably as a bumper.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
in a six-round semifinal on the Tue son boxing card.

in a siX-round semiflnal on the Tue son boxing card.
 George Burns, the fast Lowell featherweight, has left for Portland, Ore, to spend the Christmas, holidays with relatives. Burns recently injur- ed his hand by driving a nail into it, but says he will be ready to box again on his return from the northwest.
 Two wounded local boxers are plan hing a return to the squared circle about the first of the year. It will be remembered that in the August boxing card in Warren park Johnny Hughes injured his shoulder in a bout with Kid Walthour. A few days later Walthour broke his nose while work ing out with Russell Chambers Hughes announcer yesterday that he Will be looking for matches by Jan uary l, and by a coincidence, mes sage from Walthour in DougIas yes terday stated that he will also be in shape to re-enter the ring by that date. The Hughes-Walthour bout here in August was a draw.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Articles were prepared yesterday for the Christmas bout between Kid Palmer of Douglas, welterweight champion of the United States army. and Frank Loughrey, the local boxer to be staged in the open air arena at Warren park in the afternoon. Palmer and Loughrey will box ten rounds at catch weights. Palmer left Douglas yesterday morning for Tucson, where he boxes Colima Friday night. Clyde Branum, Palmer's manager, will take in the boxing card in Bisbee tonight, continuing to Tucson the next day:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

The wires will now be congested with the bidding of the promoters who expect to land a Dempsey-Carpent bout, those who hope to land it and those who neither expect nor hope to land the bout, but merely want to have their names mentioned among those present.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

WICHITA FALLS-Pipeline runs fell off about 5000 barrels during the past week. Bad weather and roads are believed the principal causes, al though wells long on the sand are now being brought in in many parts oI the fields.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

The situation is fraught with se- rious possibilities, as an enthusiastic winter league chronicler intent on fill ing several columns might say.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Danny Kramer Vs. Ralph Lincoln Bob Collins Vs. Billie Johnson. Tony Ochoa Vs. Kid Bruno. Battling Herrera Vs. Kid Griffo.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

EASTLAND-Only two wells report ed drilling in this field Friday. They were Great Southern Oil and Refininy, Baumgarner No. ana waidrum Oil company, Hawk No. 1. Bad roads, cold snap and shortage of casing, cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
s P 4 Q R Z T

Winter has settled over the land, but the baseball factions refuse to dig in. and consolidate their positions. They're still very much on the often sive-o offensive to the public
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

O. s. French yesterday received cards from Johnny Celmars, the wei terweight who won a large following in his bouts with Chambers and Loughrey here, stating that Celmars will box "Stockyards" Tommy Murphy in Toledo, Ohio, tomorrow night
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Georges Carpenter works like Bob Martin. He arises from his chair at the sound of the bill advances swiftly to the center of the ring, lets fly human shaft and listens 60 the cheers of the multiutuue. When Georges and Bob let fly at the same time there either will be two sets of busted knuckles or double knockout.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Coal shortage causes curtailment of club and parlor cars. How can the baseball magnates travel about the country in day coaches?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11

Lot of aerial bombs ploughing through the heavyweight atmosphere these days.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-11
BY RAzz BERRY

Georges the Carp proved no fish for MT. Beckett.
 He didn't even give the Tuxedos a chance to get wrinkled. The fans can wear 'em to the next show without an extra pressing.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

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was visiting Salt Lake city friends.
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-02-07
UINTAH BASIN COAL FIELD
SOON TO HAVE DEVELOPMENT

Coal DEPOSITS in the Uintah Basin
region. heretofore undevclopcd. are
H. be made available Tor the popula-
ton ol that fast growing territory.
according io articles of incorporation
flied last Monday with Secretary of
state Bcnniun. Citizens of Roosc-
yell have formed an association call
al the Little Water Coal company
with q capital stock Of $4,000. diviu-
81 IN shares of one dollar each. The
five organizers have subscribed and
paid up Sl2.ljO of the amount
The Officers are Christensen e.
Larson. president: Charles w Smith,
Wee president. T.. NJ. Mohlman. treas
urcr. Earnest H. Burgess. secretary.
End Laura u. Mollman, director. The
Little Water Coal company plans TO
begin systematic development Of
The coal deposits of the Duchosnc and
jintah districts.
Heretofore these deposits have only
been utilized by farmers who hauled
from the outcroppings, cnrtifA their
supply nome by teams.