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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

than five games with the Reds. bsins
much In evidence on June az, when
Fred Toney. trying an iron man
stunt dropped q pair az battles. The
scores were 10 I ana 10 to 1. and
tho big tally--the one that won zach
same--Mollwits put over tho plkts
by grounding out to the infield.
The next day, Pete schneider
pitching. Cincinnati was beaten, 7 to
.. Mollwitx's infiold demise IN the
opening chapter accounting for Pi-
rate run No. q.
Cubs Also Heat Old Nines.
Trcd Merkle and ueorgs Pas ar.
or tho pennant. winning Cubs each
won four games from teams with
which they once played. these two
athlet"a. like Mollwit,, having been
with two clubs hefur" acquiring their
prcscn, summer addresses
Doubles by the man who put Sep
tembcr 20 In the list 90 famous dates
gave the Nbe the winning runs In
two games with the pnperhas, the
first W these hits arriving In the first,
Inning on May 70 ana tho second In
IN" nf,h Inning on June ~. Dan
Grlncr. In consequence" lost, . 20 o..
and Nichard MnrquRrd, as sequel
was b~aten. to The Games
CawON Mcrklc won from ths uiants
were those of May sf. score 7 10 3.
and Augu~, ., score 2 to / Frsd An.
derson and pol rorfitt hurled these
games
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
LEADING IN WAR
AGAINST THIEVES
Bandits VIII BE Put Out of
Business in Sixty Days.
Slaughter Asserts.
HELPS GOOD ROAD SCHEME
Local Club Has Been Active
Ever Since II Was Launched
Eight Months Ago.

u.-,,
,ln..,,, l m been put before
rl,n an, ~, w" iua Au,omobiis
,, ""n Wv nos' preA'inE business
p,So n'o,meht the sup
,nonth. ~, ",u,,oollr thefA ElGht
,oca1 r,,,' ~" n''n consumed by the
i'm, '"" n", !" f.'uns properly estsb-
mai, ,,,5 ~ NV :" ready Tor ih
n'a ,,o,,' ",,""sNss To stop auiomo-
A., ,h.n l,H, on hs program
ro,d. a,,y. '''"s an intensive xood
rer,H N''t mat ,he club az
IA. Sors "m n, a,I n'u.e pressure with
,hs ,nn, WY vnIhs na'an.Ase OF
numbrp 't'' n, on,.,,,, m,sn,"~n. nAse
.umm,, =, LsnN nsH
moi. IN ~ ms' ssp isolde 70 pro-
.ns., con,n. nur an 'huuranee run OF
A,,o I.ra,,. px.
.r,o,r...,a. .s a..
I. .hs y. rs,nn,,n m ~ .no su'c o"nnlh
a., ~ H.. r,'',oun. :, " s"ue ~ tne pres
s,aush's, vs.,.ra.vS ssSrs.ary s%yry Jsek
the s,ory TSs woyia ,s'y,n'mG r.u ,hs H., 20
ter, % Tor n .,,as sys,.,n vn ,ne n ,,,- nsaaausl.
Ssnditry ssii.vo % to b. u tru. as'S%1G: S"s -:
hand IN helping eoii:c, that vi:
d'sGe'| q, s,.,.,,.. 49,. -.
thu club % va NO., soGsv,n soIb~ !, a. nse's.co NJ.
t,.s % , ms,.,v v,,S n' d,.nnv., "mv 20 % "sys s US
vo,n 'eu m,oey ~ ~, Win aseeccvsry ecy We ars
a1ads aad.s o ..op @ VI 'n'ns ne sAid.
nreas ny mi. .Sr. n s.ss,,,s n ~ p ps,sS 70
.x ,,a.s w sn. ns ,ssu,n .! wnIon
from now a Ss m.,sris, eurteilm.r, w ~ ~
% ann .,.,x AZ. VII V,.o ~ ~m"uesSSs
S,. "scmos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
WASHINGTON GUNNER
CHIEF TRAPSHOOTER
Travels $4,000 Miles ,o Win Half
Dozen thamp.unship, During
Year just closed.


lrshk iI"rh OF vancouver WASH,
',hhus out n prom lhent in tho Trap
Shoo'lng hrmhm'nt ns a sore thumb
'h 'h' hand OF riNelor Every place
you Iooh Ii"eh mas b.en thero ana
'"sn"d IN WIN ma ilb sun. lie
,."'''" hN winning ihe champion
Hh'p uf N"Shint'"n' then annerrd
ne uoupIrS 'hlnpiOnship OF me
hu'u STATES h"h the uounles
'hdhhplnhshlp or 'dnadd, thc inter
n'uuuh unubl's chlinplonshlp, t'u
tor me international singles cham
plonAhlp, won tho amateur ana open
hI. i"uhd chanpl"nShlps w me
hlieu states, was SECOND the Chi-
oaso oN"i Iu.", ueu Tor hlHh aver
ago IN 'he ttahh american tout'
nhmeht, ana wSs hlRh average ANA
ieur OF IN" year win 800 breaks
N A'h targets shot a. "a marx ot
p'sE' u" ctohS'l me country Uhtc'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Demon CastOf MOllwitz Title;
Delights in Beating Old Mates

Fred Mollwits has the best risht
among National league players Ia the
title of the Demon Cas,off. tho pits
burRh firr, harman winning no less
than half "a dozen Enmos from the
teams with which he formerly played
--fhicaao ana Cincinnati--durins
the pas, r~a~nn Molly seemed to
take an especial delight IN knocking
or squeezing In tho winning runs IN
contests with his old mates. and he
hit far above normal against them,
too. Frcd's batting average against
the cubs being .32s and against tho
Reds .2Oi
I,c-i Game Against Pirates.
MOllNits's finest domonHt ration
with the stick aEsins, n club which
once paid him salary cropped up
June ~ In Pittsburgh IN n game with
Chicago George Tyler worked In
this fraras against Rob steele ana lost
out. to o. Mollwitz bringing In every
counter acquired hv the buccaneers
Frod singled 20 center IN tho fourth,
ana carey talli"d. he singled to the
a,iur meadow IN the sixth, ana cat.
shaw cOunted ana he sacrifice nied
In the eighth ana Cation paid of ut
the plate Z, isn't often that one
player hits In all three OF his teams
runs
Mollvi,S was the hsru of no lens
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
western League Still Up Air; Auto Club Puts Business Rhau
Here Is More Proof
That England Is Not
Yet Baseball COuntrU

Opinion OF baseball students that
II would be- yeirs before baseball
h"chmo prominent enough IN
Europe TO warrant the hone that
any except American trama would
participate In tho world series In
borne out hy the following crlti.
clsm on "a recent game Whch APP
r'arcd In u London paper. Il shows
Ihht Europeans. especially Hr.tish,
are golns tn h" sluw to adupt tho
ytme as a major sport.
Iho American pitcher. In "A
match ag,tinHt canada Wna po de-
hherato In hH methods aA to he A
subject uf wonder not unmixc-i
wiu admiration. H." always walked
Ia his place with extreme eloWu,.r,
generally looked aruurst ut-, or
Iuhr 'iw"N n 4 man WAS at first
h'"", raised hs hands aa II about
'n throw, diuIp' 4 them. tud tNld-
ui'.l lh' biIl several uwoH lu hS
tl''. twlnt h,v arms 100 a wind
hi'l t1'hI"u. aud. lullly. when ono
MAJ almost given nlm up lu de
spar, threw the tal. Ht the batter
-. II no did not throw Il toward
ur man 1T the base
'S"Noral times ho began his
du'i"s 10y holding tho ban at arms
length nni standing mOlOulcsa for
some srconis, nf.,r whlch h, went
through the GsuJl performance
ono" or twice hr altered his mind.
Wrmlrd T." the Catcher, met him
htlf way, had "A consultation. ard
went to rNo in.uuvuouA ~ a
trldsutn h'urr E,.'lng to work.
Yet htfrhRll ,.'lu1 as,- did not
s""1 T." r'-ogul mat there was
anything slow about thh-r things
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
No Expense Will BE Spared to Make
Tulsas Motor Show Most Brilliant
Auto Event Ever Held in Southwest

Notwithstanding the remarkable
success which has attended other
automobile shows held I'm oklahoma,
Tho Tulsa Automobile Dcal'is Assp.
ciatiun plans 10 make their uutomo-
hilo show set Tor febunry 3. 4 p.
and, 6 the most brilliant automobile
event ever held In the state. No
expense is 60 be spared tu make n
such
They hrv" u~'ncl orders go 10 the
Limit lu decoration and 'utcrtAIpr
ucni ana the manager ~ the show
has already completed uIru. to have
the most unusual ariuybf entertain
crs here FOR the Days above men
toned.
There will he bands and ofrhestras.
singers ana dancers musical come
ilhns and several novelty features
which will delight The thousands eN-
pected 10 attend the show Nisl.
tors who come 10 Tulsa To- the show
viii sec ana hear many things that
will lingrr In tho memory The lagz
bani 10 furnish music Tor IA" dance
on society nisht Ia a.so "a feature that
will catch en- nightly and this Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

THAT he expects tn bee mustered
out ot the army 10 Oh" spting ana
return 10 Tulsa tu establish au attn
lctir club was tho news conveyed IN
a letter to tho sporting cdI.ur uf The
World from Lieut., G'piEc J. Iiis-
gins, who was hero recently Co lnN"s-
tlgatc the puys.hilitlcs ~ "A metro
politnn athletic club ipt Tulsa. lie
saws IN part
MANY thAuka for the very cor
dlal Introductory notice yUu gave
me In the columns NJ your puprr ur-
der dn'e uf prrcWhrt a. During
my visit 10 Tulsa enjoyed IA" nos
pltaluy ot the people immensely.
They are 30 warm hearted towards
strangers and 40 pftSresalve
Since returning to Pos, Field
have learned that an order with
blanket authority from Washington
mas been issued IN discharge all pef-
mnnent officrta who drste imme-
dlre release from 'he army eN-
rcpt mcmNtrs OF the medical corps
ard myself \ spcuH. Telegram has
been received mere C4ueHtug mat
| be held during the rpoonstruction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
BUCK HERz0G ALWAYS GETS
IN ON STOVE LEAGUE DOPE

There scarcely In n hot stove
league season In which Charley
Heryog. former captain of the GIANTS.
doesn't figure IN some capacity.
nst winter 'hc Maryland cantaloupe
farmer held up the deal which
brought Larry Dovle and jesse liarncs
to the Giants until the eve of the
opening OF the championship season
iIerrog finally agreed To 80 To
Boston on getung a two years CON
tract calling for $4,000 n year.
when the hig lcngues shut down last
Labor pay h pursuance Of the At.
,itude of ,hn war departme ent against
baseball iIersog along with other
Rrnvcs received his unconditional re-
lease.
Charley then made application Tor
a comm irssion IN tho naval aviation
service and received II four days be
fore tho armistice wnA ngncd lie
was packing 10 leave Tor MhSsichu-
aetta technical school In Hoaton
when tho war came to an end
iIerrog now is wondering Just
whsrc he stands He assumes now
that baseball ~ assured Tor next sea
son the contract he signed for two
Years last spring viii hold good In
1919 despite his unconditional re
lease. However he has not heard
officially from the Boston club To
this effect
That's enough" replied the
colonel lntcrrogatlns him "Auy man
that has managed the reds for 'hre"
wears deserves u commission In any
army"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Retirement of LajOie Marks the Passing
of One of BdSebaHS Greatest PLAYERS
Ohio, Jan.

a. ne retirement Ol
Napoleon La ole un-
doubtcdly Will stand ont as
the leading feature of the
present off.season in base.
ball.
m" news that tho King ut haticrs
nnd the most ErtuNful PLAYER 400 The
games HISTORY has lbld aside hia a ia.
muni toys fur good caused more dis.
ous-lun among fans than thu hiR
baseball draH pulled Oft S'uyr IN.
Wur ended
lhr mg Irru,hmrn has seen "a
suWm"tT IN the game TW,ulN one
~ these were spent iu the btR
lctrtirS
Al the old time fans ana most ~
the new members know that Snp
WaA driving n hack IN NouuHutket
~ when charley Mnrstuu ,tllrd
On him m the winter ~ lspb.Sd
MnrHtun wnH the owner ~ the lHll
River club In the New England
league ana wanted Larry fur hts
club. lArrNH first contract was
drawn up on IA" hnck ~ IN on
velopc II" was a catcher then, nj
t"rnntlng In the Outfleld when
needed
rhNndolphia obtained Larry Tho
newt season by taking HIM along
when they got phil Grier. then u
known star Nap started out an u
first haseman ana uutficldor with tho
Philadelphia club. hut was shifted
later to second base When tho
American league waf formed larry
Jumped to Cleveland
charley somers appointed him
manager In 1905, lie came within
half a game OF winning IA pennnnt
for Cleveland In 1905 MN illnch
man took things easy on hi, In ~
Louis In tle game that would have
meant the pennant. bobby Wallace
made one uf tho greatest plckups In
history and Umpire Eaan made an
pcnnhut was lost,
Larry gave way to Jim McDuirc
~ manager IN 1909 lie STAYED with
the Cleveland club until sold 10 the
Athletics In 1913 That deal stands
out AZ one OF tho cheeHirst transac
tlons hig league mafnntc ever
pulled off LaJoN was the idol ~
Cleveland fans, " In believed that
Joe birmingham, then manager of
tho club, sanotiopcd thu move, bc-
cause OF ~ feeling that existed be-
tween him and Larry
-Four times Larry lad the Ameri.
can league IN batting -Four times
he made more than 200 hits IN n sea
son Once he made ~ doubles, II
triples and ~ home runs In u season,
Altogether he made d72 doubles, lia
triples and II home runs aH bin
Lacquer lie collected 7 2A3 base hits
ns "a major Lacquer. his grand bat
ting average being 32s. As a minor
and major Lacquer. hn made a,67s
base hits. not counting the hundreds
he made In exhibition games lilo
scored more than 1900 runs and
probably drove In twice that many.
Larry accepted more than $4,000
fielding chances In the big leagues.
making only bO2 errors IN tho ~
campaigns. his grand fielding aver
age at flr't. second and mira bases.
shortfieli and tho outfield being see.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

expected 'n ~" a pltnslnr addition 10
IN" splendid program already al.
ranged
Tho whole building viii be hero-
rated oHp',ully fu' the Ud5nsion soy
.rnl hundred bales ~ Texas HmilaN
viii b" sireWn along the walls and
posts ~ The hiR pavilion while fIhg~
ana paintings ~ the var heroes viii
b" s't about most tasflIy
Tulsa dealers are rriN active ln re-.
Rtri to the show thrsr days ThtN
AZ" talking show to every one ihry
moot ana they declare thai there Will
- thousands NJ vlstnJs. frpm out
- town who vii come hero os-
pctml'y fnr 'ho exhibit
THIS year tho h.splpys win hc nr-
ruurtd fll better rrriuF The cars
~tt be ,nei up 1luuEsiis wide prom
enaden which wI.l affnri b, moro sen
"rHl view IN" lighting too. will be-
something tn Ht'r1. \ special N.
luminniun - n,lnt arranged f,.
There VIIl bee rest rooms ~. 'hr
ladies ana sm"klng to1ms fnr the
gentlemen and \ place TO ch,ck
coats aud wraps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Arny officer Insists He VIII Come
Back and Establish Athletic CLUB

period. which may cover 4 period ~
tnicr cor four months
In th" meantime however ! shan
ho gathering Information and fnrnu-
iatiug plans fur taking up my ro'l-
deuve I'm Tulsn. 20 that Immediately
following my discharge ! should ie
ready to present my proposition To
The huslnes. men Of tulsa Tor the
establishment ~ an athletic club. =
haven't nny doubt wha tsoevcr about
iis going through
You have some mighty rrogrrs-
sitr husinoR people In TULSA AMI
there IN every indication that they
1Jc ready 10 BACK anything which
gives Improvement 10 the welfare ~
40 citizens. and tends To- give tpo
city tho siandihg and prominence In
he business world TO which II IL
entitled
II am absolutely sincere In ali
my regard ht my Intentions for the
future aud any support you may tle
m tn give mo through tho columns
coy your paper fur 'hr work am
about ~ undertake In the .ntercst
and lIfo Of your city will be greatly
appreciated BY me."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
WESTERN IMPRACTICAL
DECLARES KiISIING.

III the Western league has figured
hOW TuIsl tan play with a.. b. hts a
better bunch ~ stnt!stiClnns thtu
am last nght declared nr. T. e.
Nelslug. former major lohrue PLAY
~. vino has been taxing tho lead iu
tr)4n 20 get baseball for Tulsa.
when ne learned OF the result OF yes
terdays meeting NJ II. Jaoeph 1T
cant y, done ami about tho only
reason I ren see why they are put
ting out the dope they are IL To- In
flurn,e ldncoln to come through
Win a good offer fOr the Hutchinson
franchise"
Continuing. he said
When a number of prominent
Tulsa business men interested mo In
the matter ~ trying To get organ
ned baseball for Tulsa. my first hope
was 20 get into the Western league.
when took q map aud pencil
AMI paper and hegan to figure soon
discovered that It would 10 suicidal
Tho Western league In too far from
pust 'u post 20 even consider getting
mo u ana expecting To stick II We
made up a blg Jackpot We could last
year urntwu. hut II would b" at ~
heavy loss and We finally would get
The gate because the league eVentu-
all, T. going To 60 north. when !
discovered THIS and the further fact
that available Western league fran
chlseH were quoted at .0OO-take-
your.choice, | qult figuring that
LEAGUE at an and began To Try To scc
what Kind ~ "A league Tulsa could
organize In this territory which
would he a success | am convinced
'hai the only feasible plan II to re-
organize the Western association and
! already have cummun lcated with
we other cities. including MGSkO.
zee, Fur' Smith and Enid. ana they
are al ready To- ~" As u matter of
tac, our protection ftoney has been
IN Secretary Farrcll's hands for two
Or iht"c weeks
Y think | am safe In saying that
Tulsa did not have any representa-.
'Nc AZ yesterdays meeting AZ st
ybsepr except Jack Holland and Nod
Hanlor and they arc the fellows who
would profit personally " they could
uhnp one ~ their worthless fran
vhls"' on Tulsa at u considerable
oohn II anyone can ahow me
where T1ilel can hope to stick In tho
WeScrn league for good. am ready
70 ~ with H. But | can convince
Any sane man that II is Impossible.
Oklahoma CHy fell for the same gans
l"l year ana now IL sorry for II II
We can grt our own league going
~ under way neat season, 1921
- Il see ~ with the bes. Class n
'eagle In the country"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Fred Toney Cleared Of
Draft EUdsiOn Charge

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. Fred
Toncy former pitcher fOJ tho en-
ciUnlti Reds ana tho New YORK
Giants. was acquitted In the federal
rourt tonight on tho charge ~
evuding the solectlve service draft
act rhls IL the second trial OF
Toncy on this charge. the first case
resulting IN a mistrhl
II was charged by the government
that Toncy had made false state
monis on his questionable In maxi.
ing his ploa Tor exemption, Toney
claimed exemption on account ~ u
dependent wife and other depend
snt relatives.
Toncy began this week 10 serve ~
four. month jnil sentence for viola
tlon OF the white slave law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Chief Bender Still Is
Property of Philiies

CINCINNATI, ohio. Jan. -
Pitcher Hendnr of the Philadelphia
National league club. who N On tho
ineligible list. continues 20 belonH
10 tho Phlladeluhln club. despite the
fact that the New York American
league club claimed tho player Tor
RbOo, when Philadelphia asked for
waivers on him. Such was tho rul'
ing of the national bsAehall commits
sion here today In dlaa lowing Phil
adelphiAs olain for $500 from
Sew York The commission IN its
findings stated that subsequent to
tho New York claim. liondcr re
fused 10 report 10 tho New York
club and issued a statement 10 the
effect that he would not apply for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

~ iih remarkable slugging ability
dihplayed lat year by liuW
Young. former Western asHOCin.
ton star. has induced John Modraw
Ia consider making a flratbaseman
out NJ ptvey Robertson providing
the former outf.clder returns to the
Giants In the spring McGraw
thinks his outficld ~ burns. khuff
ana Young viii bo hard TO beat aud
Hulke fell down In HIS stickwork
last season although putting NJ n
fair fielding game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
California Decides TO
Try Boxing Legislation

SAN FRANCIsCO. Jan. I m ef.
fort viii be mndc ~ the coming srs'
sion of the california legislature 20
plus "A measure that will permit the
people 10 vote On tho question OF
the boxing game.
This year there N a favorable sen.
timent, thanks largely 10 the takira
up ~ hoSlnE hy the soldiers In their
camps here and abroad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
GASOLINE IS GREATLY
INFLUENCED BY COLD
FrankliB CAs ~ syvsem os Pr~hsat-
ing Gasoline In Oarbarcsor which
- IL vcry Effcctiva

10 n -s,,t,.. ta a. .,.s - Az. o..
-. 49,
on,a A. car,.. -,nn" ~. 80. 49,,
tomobiIeu has beromc 90 much = "A RI
of svsrydav living Yet cold weather.
every rnotorist knows. has a sreat
Influence on the way Fasoiine aotn,
espsciai,v when the vnristv OF f,eI
svuiia;>,e today IN cop ma ID with thai
obtainabIe onlv n few ysars aro-
Dasuilue the Rsartins Point
,..,,,, A.. a.. 1870. .,.
a,as ~. w po"' w
n".i,,,, s,on .,,,,,.n ama W. S
aua.V u'"p e.c'.ncy nss 10 ~
",s'p up i ae 'cs IT
a,,,.,, Ntpn
A,,,n, nms ~ Wv
IT, nn.",,'"' u"s'
,,,' n,i % p",.u.y t
~. ~ ou ,or .s VI ne ng1
., "'N ""' "u'o"o"he
' n p."nu"
w. car ~
~. o.cu now pensa'ns
W VIC saroure,nr Nv an
turoulo co'I naN"s me shNoiine Nola
.vsn nn tns coIoem gay 20 ,hnt
,"au.p bn,uni" IN ,he cv''hnerr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Lee FOhi VIII Lead
Cleveland Club In 1919

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. a.
James &. Dunn. president ~ tho
cleveland American league baseball
club today announced the appoint
ment of l.He FOhl as manager OF the
team for tho coming season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Camps AU-Americdns.

- FROM time immemorial Walter
.,amp has been regarded the ma.
d, ION rfea lest authority on football,
m't" arc his all-star selections for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Children and Hedges
Hazards of Unique
Eastern Golf Course

Waterfowl. Mass. claims tho
distinction ~ hnNug the oldest. uA
well ~ the s'rnnr,Ht golf club In
America n lH known ~ the MIA.
iron club Hnd "a course I, laid out
on u prlyni" lawn Tho CourA
measures but l7g yards. and has
fva holes which arc spaced Off
and named ~ follows Architer''s
Angrl. l.3 f,r' Iurkrllr. US frrt
'h, cuttonf'li. 30 feet, larriWet =
hos. 70 feet, and AKRON. 90 fcoi
Tho oups rro made ~ Old tomato
cans 1ui the trophy Is u ran bear
Irg br,ss name plate The record
for IA" rours" ~ 90. ana he hn,
u'is consist Chiefly ~ hrdgru aud
children
This strange riuh hnA but elk
members IN ~ whom live IN an
apartment huuH. which serves as
tho ,lubhOuso. ana which al me-
ih" lawn which H"rt,1 ~ the
course
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

HpfruN. Jan Arthur nioo,
ono o' We cptchcrs with the H,ston
Ni'iuna' lenpue hnsohan club died
rcro tonight ~ peritonlIls IT, wnq
II member OF the Braves for three
--nsons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
ATHLETES SCURRYlNG
BACK TO S0ONERLAND
tnlycr.ity ~ Oklahoma EsIrcts "a
Have Teams IN Ever, sport
THIS spring.
SCHEDULES NOW FORMING
Owen Hopes to Land Iontiail Game,
Win Nebraska; basketball
Practice started

Special 10 Tho WUh
NblMNN. ttlt Jan. I Winter
ana spring athletics ~ the Ini,cr.
atty NJ oklahoma have taken un a
new l'tsc ~ NE sine" the drmohtn
ntion ~ the : \ 4 g laA tho
university continued ~ 4 militia,
school uniil lur" u ia probable ath
lelics would have been virtually sus
pended Tor the remainder ~ this
school ycnr
Basketball practice was started
Thursday ~ This week with 20 or
NOR" ctnd dates out Including Ne
Dermott l,s,u. Rurrhfold aud llhH,
" last years team. lIullr. a forward
last year. has hrrn ~ hut IN ln
school ana may bo hack In the
game shaw i. 'ho only veteran
missing his Nintrr
A schedule Tor the team which viii
lnclud" rames with Kansas ana
Texas teams ns well ~ oklahoma
schools, ~ being worked out by
Edgar Meacham, assistant athletic
director. Cua,h II a. Soutar IL
working on track schedule hud
Dick Gentry manager OF the base.
hHll teams Ia busy making engage.
mcntS In that sport A tennis team
In assured
Athletes Itrturnins.
Numerous former, athletic star
who have been serving Uncle Sam al
ready have returned 10 tho university
ana more are coming soon. Some Of
thsn, now IN France or Germany.
won't yet back before neSt fall.
Dates Tor seven football gamep
next fan already are definitely set"
tied. They are: central Normal
a i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

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