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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
LOUGHLIN TO Be
ON GROUND SOON
Reislcr Tclegraphs Trans
porta'ion To Eastern
Wcltcrwcight.
WANTS WILLARD As REFEREE
Heavyweight Champion Has
Promised to Judge One
Tulsa Battle.

yesa Willard, worlds heavy
weight champion, has hSn asked
to rrfrrrc the i5.round bout ir'-
tween Rrynn DowiSy and ". -.
Ioughiin k'for~ the Tulsa Sport
Ing club on the night ~ January
20. showing hts appreciation for
the fact that John y. itrislrr,
matchmaker of the iocnl club, had
given him his first eastern fight
In New York. the worlds heavy
weight champion rscntly prom
issd 10 come "a Tuisa and r~fcr~r
some boW for Rr,ri~~. he will
bc given nm opportunity to make
good his prDmi~ on January 70.
X q. LouRhlin. the Philadelphia
weltcrwotght Who has been signed
for it.round sctto with bryan
Downcy before the Tulsa Spurtina
club on the night of January 20. IL
expected In Tulsa by the middle OF
next week Transportation was wired
Al Iippe. his manager, last night by
n. Al. w.,,,,,, po.,,,,
Although "A telegram was received
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
tBy LARRY DALEY }

From game played by 'intor
mai teams In only larger schools n
decade ago, basketball has advanced
10 a place next to football ha the
leading collegiate sport OF okla
homa. The advance OF the great In
door game In the state has been sen.
ational hut consistent Not only
u II played by all schools OF higher
Earning. but II has been adopted by
all high schools and even In grade
schools Amateur orga niEations have
taken n up and the widesprcs 4
popularity ~ basketball entities n
tO he ranked on par with football
and baseball In Oklahoma
There are macy tensions for thu
colleges and normal schools OF the
state Aside from II offering erea,
sport 20 participants u affords the
spectators thrills equal TO those In
football and enables them To better
understand tho game The funda =
mental rules Of bask etball are much
more simple than those of football.
Like golf. the casual spectator does
not cnre Tor the game hut the has.
keiball virus l. Of the mos, deadly.
being easy 10 catch ana impossible
10 shake ur
smaller Ss'hooIs Have Chance.
u In In the last i've years that
TASK etball has especially grown a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

BEST VAUDEVILLE
ACTSC0NTRACTED
Jazz Quintet and Other Big
Time Features
Provided.
MUSIC WILL NEVER CEASE
Good Orchestra Provided /;
Management Speeding
Up Preparations.
MUSIC WILL NEVER CEASE

Enterta inmsnt EAiors for thoee
who attend the third annual auto
exhibition IN what the dealers Of
Tulsa promise. following tho return
~ Hol Dan. active secretary Of the
orga nination. from Oklahoma Ctty
Tor n number OF special features.
Throughout the entire four days
OF the exhibition, which boHiNs
February 8. there will be given only
the best that thl. section Of the
country affords IN the way Of strict.
" first class vaudeville and musical
entertainment First and psvhans
foremost ~ tho sterling program Of
fered will be the Harrison jam auin-
tetts, entertainers Of national fame,
who will perform at Intervals Of
svery two hours during the SnDosi-
ton. Then there will be the opsratis
-Four. stars of big tims circuits, Wks
we're secured after much sffosS On
the part of the local dssisrs rhO
Three Wallflowsrs. young Girls %
more than usual artistic ability, y
another feature Offering. Desldso
thsse already contracted featupooL
thsrs will be an augmented orehoo.
ira which will sntsTtaln duptaa The
entire exhibit and viii ooNslsHo
their work only aftsr the seelo1y
night dance 10 concluded.
The dealsrs have sSpsndsl muen
time and effort In obtainln9 49,
for the coming sshibition. Wklsh vSll
be held In the hugs plant q th0
Ford Universal Motor ooswpsAv q
Main and Cameron streSta I6e (n0V
well realise that there Will - (hoU.
sAnds at the show who will - there
IN the capacity OF sightsssro aaA tha1
their imprsssions Will b. holoaeooo1
by the unyPual Then the 0oai1so
are sure tnht even those Who Voe11
the place from purely buslneeu Wo-
tives will not find q pleasing lot %
entertainment amiss.
With the return of Dan. nsv In.
pstus was ADDED 70 the plans fov the
approaching carnival, and n W
announced late Friday afterNoo1
that ths Chandler company, rSpve-
sentsd In TuiaA by the Walkes No
tor company. would ssnl fDS ~ q.
hibh an especially sonetruoeo1 60.
pc Of gold and ivory moun1in1H ~
Would rival anything % ME 6nouVi
ever shown IN ihis eoun1ry. ~
ohassis has already beea s1AlASo1l
over the east ana has ssSiSSes1
Widespread attention. Jts olvoo1
VIII add much 20 ths aAow, u \ 80.
ndsntly asserted. y
There yet rsmAins but the a,les.
ting OF spacs for the shov aal M
will be taken up at the msS1in6 90
the dealsrs at Hotsl Tulsa % No.
day night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
GUARANTEED SERVICE
ASKED BY AUTO CLUB
lnssssn GOODS DsnasAsA--anosev G
Tools IN 0asugss Muss -
Assured,

The TULSA Automobile club has
undertaken three Important objso-
lives In the near future, along With
the suppression Of auto thefis and
other UNDERTAKINGS which they have
The fiut relates TO securing eapabls
ana honest garage employment Ac-
cord'nH TO the club secretary. there
are numerous garages IN Tisa
which have dishonest employees. Tbis
= through no fault of garage owners
nut 10 an evil that may b. cor
rected Under the plan a formu-
lated by tho club, the club viii only
put Their stamp of approval on such
garages and accessory shops that
make II safe for auto club mem bsrs
TO leave THAR cars for repair or rent
In them,
II is thought that this win serve
IN a great measure to put q stsp 10
the stealing of various articles from
cars In garage or repair shops. II
VIII entail d little extra work on the
part Of owners In checking up EN-.
ploye~, but II will add to their intsrs
esis In the long run
Only such tire and sccesory men
who place n Gaurantee on each ar.
ticle sold will be pstronIsed by auto
club memberH. This Will enable them
to Distinguish between the bonaflds
square rale~tnen ana the Others.
Many tire ana accessory men have
already placed their guarantee on
their goods and no difficulty IL an
ucipattd In putting this second OBJ
lectiye through.
The securing of a hard surface
road To Sand Springs park, Tulsa o
only recreation grounds. 10 the third
important objective which the club
viii put through In the near future.
Secretary slaughter said that n was
thc purpose OF the club to make the
road To snd Springs safe and con
vnnient We don't want to have
any casualties so the road TO Sand
spr ngs must be placed In proper
condition" said Mr. Slaghter Work
on the road will be started within .
short time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Rise of Basketball in Oklahoma Colleges Has Been Rapid
Smaller Schools Frequently Able to Dom Sooner Quntets

Northwestern normal has led all
IKE schools In tho quality ~ lts
teams Two years ago, tho Hangers
developed one ~ the hes, puinlrt-
~ oklahoma collegiate flyes. They
chose to make coast TRIP rather
than play for the state titlr. but tho
success az that trip Justified their
clnlms Of being tho states best
other Hanger flves have disputed
the leadership of tho Boomers and
Indians several years.
The Aggirs have presented indif-
frreut basketball flyes UoOd teams
they have has several times, but
with the exception Of one or two
years they have not ranked as state
leaders
while tho four above mentioned
schools have probably had more sue
ce-- In the raRing game than others
other institut. ons have had splendid
fivea NJ various times buthwcv"rn
normal has bean Southwestern =
rival for normal titles Tor several
years South we-srn. Eart Central
and Central have had good teams.
though not the class ~ Northwestern
ana southwestern
Kendall Duc for Comeback.
Two years ago Kendall college, q
five ranked with the best Internal
difficulties and IA new team wrecked
the Presbyterianr last year Coach
Smith has excellent material with
which 10 work thiA season aud In lust
the man needed 10 plaoe Kendall on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Baseball Park Site to Be Determined
BY Middle of Week, Declares Abbott

Location OF Ttilsns Western
league baseball park VIII be known
by next Wednesday. Thls was the
promise made last night by
Spencer Abbott owner OF tho
Hutchinson franchise, who seeks
10 bring his club To Tulsa
Absence of Oscar Howard from
the city continues to delay settle
ment of the proposition tn locate
the baseball plant at Howard park
In West Tulsa. but ho IN expected
homo tho first OF tho week IL
will be necessary to secure lease
on 200 feet OF land adjoining tho
city park to build tho baseball
park nt that place.
II has been ten dayv since Mr..
Abbott came to Tulsa for the pur-
pose Of interesting Tulsa In his
franchise and the Western league.
while the question OF a park site
has held up the closing of the deal.
his time here has not been wart.d.
Every day he hns called on addi-
tlonal numbers ~ Tulsas business
men ana each visit has strength
encd HIS position. lie said last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

night he had no doubt that a suit
able site would he secured that
when II was secured he would
have no trouble securing backing
FOR tho erection OF the grand
stand, ana furthermore that more
and more as he visited with the
men who are making Tuisa. he
believes that this will prove the hest
city In the Western league. He
has no doubt OF his ability 10 get
the Western league TO admit Tulsa
Instead OF Lincoln.
Not only has Mr. Abbott been
looking out for tho promotion end
of tho deal. but he Also has been
getting In touch with rom. OF the
real talent displayed In the city
league last season. Hia latest &C.
Iuisit'on lr FiaEE, a shoristop.
Mr.. Abbott knew OF F1agE when
the latter was playing s-mi-pro
ball around Kansas City and he
says he considers the ioenl hoy
No clever an infielder ns " Ia be
found In the minors iIo believes
also that he will he an effective
batter, A. any rate he In going 10
give him n chance TO make good,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
District Plan Adopted to Determine
Oklahoma High School Caging Champs

They follow;
First dlsrict--Merlc Prunty. Tui-
a, q. II. Clln. Bartlcsvills, and
Clay FiHke, Nowata
Second-R =. Hannum. Musko-
gee: W G. Snow. iisnryetta. and A.
/. kerbow. Okmulsee.
Third-l.ulu Johnson. Atoka, and
c. ~ Woodruff. Ardmore
fourth-C w oethmann, Shaw
nee A /. Fentcn. Ada, and ". ".
Gardner Sspulpa.
Fifth-W q. Moore, oklahcma
city, A. G. Maddox, Guthrie. dnd NJ.
Robbins. Norman.
Sisth-T. =. bradshaw. vi Reno;
J. r.. Arendell. Kingtisher. and 4.
r. Doyle.
seventh-Mrs. A. L. !Cardcr. cor
dell; J. T., Grover, Mountain View.
and 6 A. Mci,rand, Mangum.
Eighth--DeWitt waller. Enid: e
~ Wady Ponca city. and Harry
'liou-ton. blackwell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Tigers Might Select
Camp In C0bb's State

Not definitely. but almost cer-
tainiy. the Tigers have passed up
their former training camp In was.
ahachle. Texas. for a point either In
Alabama or Georgia, with the
chances rosy that the land of peaches
will claim the Jungalcers' attention
next spring.
President Frank J. Navln would
not declare himself positively on the
location ~ tho 1919 camp. hut all
his energies are hended toward the
search FOR Information regarding the
situation In Georgia ana from all nc.
counts the state that gave To the
baseball world It's brightest level
Will have the chance 20 shower its
hospitality on cobb and his mates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Passes Threaten TO Put
Promoter Out of Game

Br PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE St Paul
Athletic club may receive the es-
elusive privilege for conducting box
inH bouts In this city, The suggestion
that the club take over tho privilege
was made by Frank n Thompson.
chairman ~ the state athletic com
mlr~ion. who said individuals and
private clubs that have staged the
bouts did not conduct them salts.
factorily. Local promoters have DO.
clar.d that II IL impossible To sue
cewfully promote boxing bouts. be-
cause two.thirds ~ the enthusiasts
insist upon passes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

spec,si Ia Tho World
NORMAN, okla, Jan. is.--Okia-
homa has been divided into eight dts
uich by tho oklahoma iIlghschooi
Athletic association for the purpose
Of holding interscholastic hasketba II
tournaments The district corre-
spond to congressional districts.
District tournaments Will he held
from Monday, March 10. TO Satur-
day. March IL. ana the state cham
pionship toutnament, limited TO dis
trict winners, Will be held during the
week beginning Monday. March II.
Places for holding district tourna-
mcnts will he decided by riWrict
committees; tue state board OF d.
rectors will decide the place Of
holding tho state tournament Tho
state meet las, year was held at
Phillips university Enid
District committees have h-en ap-
pointed from among city superin-
tendents and hiFhschools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
BRIST0W .SMOTHERED
BY 7. H. S. QUINTET
Locais Pile Up Count of s5 20 g.;
Visitors Bcwildcrrd By
Tuisas Speed.

The Tulsa high school basketball
team came hack with their old
form last nlght ana developed a
scoring machine which piled n 65 to
Z score over the RriSlow five The
visitors were played OF their feet
during the very first minutes or
play and seemed TO have little con
fldence In producing the goods dur
Ing the remainder of the game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
HorseIess HtOhluav

j. ~ CronhriGht Of the w. q. Nor.
rvs Motor Sales company, was In
Fort Worth. TeHas. last week look
ins aftsr some truck business for
tho company.
TINS Ra,clim-sandsrs motor sales
company managers state they have
received Information from the Peer
less Motor Car company 10 the e.
rect that the manufacturers Of Peer
lees trucks win be entirely discoN-
unued ana produotion devoted ss-
c'usively 10 the manufacture Of pas-
senier cars In order TO increass the
production.
Louis ". Smith, branch manager
OF the Ffrestons Tire company. was
In Tulsa last week.
c. w. welsh, manager Of the
branch office Of the Welsh. .McNuity
company IN Oklahoma City, was IN
Tulsa Monday and Tuesday Of last
week.
ID. NJ Martlndsie, r., formerly Of
the western Auto company. In now
connected with the Polln Tire service
A. city salesman.
w. r. Joplin. factory representa-.
tive Of tho United States Tire com
pany, was IN Tulsa the first of the
week looking over buslness pros.
poets. Mr.. Joplin stated his factory
would he able to furnish tho Royal
Cord tires In all sixss In Q very short
time. which they have not been able
To DO during the war times as the
government took over the production
OF tho factory.
W, r. Chapel OF the Franklin
Mctor Haler company. iet last Fri
day TO attend q convention ~ Frank
lAA a..
held At Dallas piii saws the Frank
I'm isa mighty rood thing to take
along ~ n booster
w. v rsrr.n of Kansas city. 10 IN
Tulsa visiting with J, J. Murphy OF
the Charles Luklns Auto company.
n. X Wiedsmann. representative
Of tho N. r. Goodrich Rubber com
psry was n visitor Of the ". ana n
Rubber company Friday OF last
week
"chuck" s,ofser. formerly ~ the
Eclipse Garage company. Charley
atoffer and C. A. schooley of the
TeSas pipsiine and Gulf company,
respectively have reopened the fIo-
hart HAraFe This garage II In the
heart ~ tho city and with the pres
snt mannEemrpt II equipped 10 rem
der satisfactory service
The Adams Motor Sales company
IN n busy place these DAYS IN prepar-
alton for n good showing during the
coming big automobile show
puv N Davis. sales manhser for
the Foster Davis Motor Car corpor-
alton. was on, ~ town last week
stopping at rort worth. psi'as and
oklahoma CITY NJ Davis reports
that business conditions have a very
favotAhlr outlook for the coming
year
" " Laird NJ tho PENNSYLVANIA
Rubber comp pany. paid IN. carnntion
Auto Sales company n visit the first
NJ the week
The mnnner IN which the car own.
ers ~ Tulsa ana surrounding coun-
trv are boosting the Tlrsa Spuhr
Auto quupiy compnny'- slogan,
EQUALITY Service and Price pertain
ing ~ ANYTHING IN the auto access
anrv line. IN gratifying 20 ihht frm
rhrlr stock ~ supplies II continually
growing ana now IN completed 70
such m extent that they are en-
ehled 10 fiil practically anv NJ tho
accersory needs ~ Ruiomnhil"
owners
T. \ Lindsey manager OF the
flulck Motor car branch =, nkln-
homn Cl,v has us' finished u swing
srounh IN. territory and reporh
much enthusiasm among IN" dealers
and looks. for huslness to resume lie
normal standing With the openinf
of spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
PHILLIPS AGAIN WINS
OVER KENDALL FIVE
bo,al Coilcginns Put Cp Bcttrr
Game Than Previously;
Scosc 40 tn -

while Kendall college was unable
,p tufn the tables on the Phillips
@sets In their second engagement
m umn mo '. NJ. G. A. floor last night.
ne locals made n much better show
ms man the previous night, holding
no Enld aggregation TO n count OF
so 10 %.
Ihe locals made n determined ef-
,,uI' iast night TO redeem themselves
t FRIDAY nights defeat. Before
,"e visitors could count. Irwin shot
couple ~ baskets and Durham
'u"nwcd with "a third. At tho end
ot the QtsL--nAriod. however, the
m',ors Md forged 10 3s-to-20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

COtUMntH UhIOI JRn II INV
w orch. pitiahurg rriddlew"iSh', and
soldier pattfield New YORK, VIII
meet In ai2- round contest here Jan
nary ~. Hsrtfield although lighter
,har urrh. fought the fi't-hurrher
hefop and was credited with holding
his ovn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

m swyl ola al -
With ,h. h.ar,y an,rovoI -, Iohnny
Na,,,hs,.ch ghti,,n.. co.ch II
d.cke, Out in tha nnttv unlform OF
served during the latter mar, OF the
war the former Michigan star and
all American balfhack I'm 1914 was
In Tulsa Yesterday recommending hi,
baskctbail team which won two
games from IN, local colleyianA
=
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game cannot b" huilt up INTO n rear
classic financial n7 wei hs "'het-
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tion was raised when we were Try
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

du. 20 tho proposal Of . 600. 900
gymnasium. which was ono Of tho
great needs of the institution. Jus,
about the time ;he contract was to
he turned over 10 construction
company America declared war on
urrmany, and Immediately every.
thing stopped and no resumption of
plans was made until after the sign.
Ing of the armistice. -.
During the early days % Kendall
college In Tulsa no gymnasium wa
built, but with the continual a,hlstie
material attending tho school II was
found necessary TO build n wooden
structure. which was erected In
lsi2 and fully equipped. This build.
Ink burned two years ago and o
temporary structure was put up,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Ofdring IL Candidate
for Milwaukee Berth


MILWAUKEE,, Ian. ,s-pub.
u'u,hg was today added 20 the al
'nuy long list OF candidates for the
mlnaFer's Job OF the Milwaukee as-
~, ,nuon team. Ills application came
o 9n the same mail with n letter from
,"ty shibs OF the Phillles, In
nl,h the club executive II strongly
atknr owner Ttmme To sign the old
aheuc captain. Luder,is In suF-
sed Tor the Job. Charley Dooin
u" aAked To b- considered
-
N"rrornl MaIictt Rcturns.
Wboral James I. Maliett has re-
,nen from Camp travis, Texas
49,. ne was connected with the
I'suc department.. Corporal Nal.
~ well known inter collegiate
'ooooaii and basketball official