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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-14

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-14
1000 TEACHERS TO MEET
Muskogcc Prepares to Entertain
That Number at Convention.

That Number at Convention.
ny Associated Press state wire.
MUSKOGEE, okla, Oct. IA
The housing committee in charge Of
local arrangements for the Okla
homa state Teachers associat ION
convention. announced today that
fully 1000 teachers would attend
the annual gathering to be held
here, November 5-6 A call was
sent TO citizens today to throw open
their horles to accommodate the
visitors. No difficulty is anticipated
in taking care OF the visitors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-14
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New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
N. Y. y. Players
Hope 10 Shatter
Wesleyan ''Jirx'

Coach Gargan gave the New York
University football team it's final prac-
tice session yesterday afternoon on
Ohio Field in preparation for the game
day with the Wesleyan eleven at
Middletown. The team had only light
work, such as signal drill and forward
passing and then went into the gym
for a blackboard talk.
The team leaves this morning for the
New England COLLEGE and a large crowd
Of students is gong with the play
crs. The Violet college has not scored
a victory over Wesleyan in ten years
and the students feel that they have
a chance of breaking the streak this
year.
Coach Gargan has worked the men
hard this week, as he feels that to-
days game will be as hard or harder
than the one against Columbia last
week. Several new formations have
been tried and the New Workers feel
that they are ready for a strenuous bat
tie.
The lineup of the New York Uni
vcrsity team will probably be as fol-
lows: Adams, left end, Horrigan, left
tackle; Quincy, left guard; Brin, CEN
ter; Edgar, right guard; Pitt, right
tackle; Bates, right end; BourgiAon,
quarterback; Sherry, left halfback;
Captain Weinheimer, right halfback;
Jackson. fullback.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Syracuse Coach
Expects ''Breaks''
To Decide Game

SYR .CUSE, N. Y, Oct. Is "The
team that gets the first break is likely
to win the game" declared Head Coach
"Chick" Meehan, of the Syracuse Uni
vcrsity football squad tonight as he
watched his men so through their final
afternoons work before the clash with
afternoons work before the clash with
Pittsburgh tomorrow. Both teams are
strong on the defense, he said.
Coach Warner, for the Painters, de-
clares he has stronger eleven than
played last year, despite the loss of
Holloran, star quarterback.
Alexander, Syracuse center, is ex-
rected to start in the game. Injured in
the side in the final scrmmage, it was
feared at first he had been badly hurt,
but examination disclosed nothing seri-
Gus, and he was out in togs this after
noon.
The Syracuse lineup, unless unlock
ed-for changes are made, will be: Cap
tain Robertson and Fallon, ends; Hoo
rle and Gulick, tackles; Thompson and
Clash, guards; Alexander, center;
Cowell, quarterback and Abbot, Kellogg
and Anderson in the backfield.
Abbott will do the punting for Syra-
cuse, with Gulick kicking off and doing
the kicks from placement and for field
goals.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Illinois, Leader
OF Big g Ten in 1919,
Relies ON Veterans

CHICAGO, Oct 15.-Although every
football team in the Western Confer
ence will lbe engaged in battle to-mor-
row, chief interest centers in the con-
test between Iowa and Illinois at Ur-
bana, which is expected to develop into
one of the hardest fought games of
the season.
The Illinois eleven, winner Of the
1919 championship Of the "Big Ten"
will 60 into the game with squad Of
veteran players, but Iowa holds a
slight advantage as q result of two
early season games.
Northwestern, whose surprising up
set Of Minnesota a week aro has made
this eleven dark horse" in the cam
paign, Will take the field against Wis
ccnsin at Madison. Ohio States show
ing against Purdue tomorrow will be
watched with interest because of the
important games on the Buckeye schcd-
ule later this month. Minnesota will
clash with Indiana at Minneapolis.
Chicago and Michigan will play non
Conference elevens, Chicago taking on
Wabash, while Michil An will meet the
Michigan Aggies. Outside tho Confer
ence, Notre Dame and Nebraska will
meet at Lincoln in the biggest non
conference game on to-morrows Mid
west schedule. These teams have met
on four occasions, and each has won
two Cames
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Only 3 Regulars
In Yale Line-Up
For Game To-day

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct 15-Yale
chance of winning the football game
against Boston College tomorrow
is quite even. The team has been
weakened by an enormous number of
injuries, and the lineup which has been
selected includes only two rushline vet
Grams, Tom Dickens at left tackle and
Captain Callahan at center.
Behind the line the only first string
player who will begin the game to-
morrow is Quarterback Herbert Kemp
ton, whose performance all the sea-
son, although rlucky and defantly per-
sstent has never been brilliant or ef-
fective.
The lineup which the coaches have
decided upon contains several sur
prises, of which none is greater than
the ends Two lightweight youngsters
with only freshmen or second eleven
experience, Ed Shevlin and Dick Dill
worth, have won the position over such
heavyweights as Leon Walker, Raw
Munger and Jack Cutler.
The choice has been made with the
approval of four of Yale's greatest for
NOR ends. Harry Vaughn, Douglass Bo-
melsler, George Moseley and John Kill
patrick. Young Sheylin, who weighs
Only $50 pounds, proved to have the
same football instinct of his distin-
Sulshed uncle, the late Tom Shevlin,
when tried in last Saturdays game, and
has won the nomination for to-mor-
rows contest. Dilworth played with
the freshmen three years ago.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Princeton to Try Hand Against
Southern Game This Afternoon,

breaking through to block kicks and
passes, has improved under Bill Roper's
tutelage
The Princeton backs have been eo-
ing through long drills this week in
throwing passes. The Tigers failed dis
mally IN this department of the game
last Saturday. Lourie and Murrev have
done very creditable drop kicking Dnd
Joe s,cheerer, of Yale game fame, cam
be relied on to punt safely in apinch.
The loss through injury of Frank
kutan, tackle and star of last wears
freshman eleven, will be keenly felt by
Old Nassau. Also the men injured in
the sswsrthmore contest will probably
bs withheld from the game tomorrow
as Coach Roper wants them to be All
FOR the Navy battle the following week,
Hence, Captain Mike Callahan, center:
mel Dickinson, guard, and AL Wittmer.
fullback, will probably be on the side
lines against the Southerners.
The probable line-ups:
Washington and -Herndon and
nNcDenold. ends; Captain Moore and
Danford, tackles; Patterson and Bar
row, guards; Paget, center; Mattox.
quarterback; Raines and Nicker, half
backs; Sllverstein, fullback.
Princeton - Davis and RAYMOND
ends; Acting Captain Keck and Halsey,
tackles; Towers and Speers, guards;
Thomas, center; Lourie. Quarterback:
MNn,rroy and Gilroy, halfbacks; Garrity,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Absence Of Harris
Conapels Columbia
To Change &c Tactics

Columbia will line up against Am
herst at South Field this afternoon
for its third game of the season With
two victories already to their credit,
the Blue and White lads are expect
ing another win to-day. The team
will take the field without the services
of Harris, quarterback, and Walder,
left guard. Eccles will probably start
the game at quarter, and Mnch will
undoubtedly replace Walder. Thorn
ton may be found at left haliback in
place of Burtt, who is nursing a sore
ankle.
Amherst is coming to New York
confident of taking Columbia into
camp. The Amherst coach will be able
to start the same team that was used
this year In its first game Amherst
its second game defeated Bowdoin
veterans of previous years, and the
team has shown good deal of
strength in both OF it's games.
So'uitiD!" mas uoeu PIaclica4ly only
straight football 30 far this season
and it is probable that she will not
deviate from this to-day. With Harris
gone from the backfeld, the Blue and
White is without back who can throw
forward passes accurately. For this
reason the open game is not liable to
be used by Columbia. On the other
hand, Coach O'Neill has spent con-
siderable time during the past week
on kicking end of the game and it
would not be surprising if Columbia
tried its hand at scoring by the kick
ing route.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

Local Elevens
Tackle Strong
Teams To-day
Columbia Battles Amherst;
N. Y. U. Plays Wesleyan;
Fordham Faces Villanova

Local colleges will have their hands
full with their various football oppo-
nents to-day. Columbia is meeting a
splendid little team in Amherst; New
York University is up against tough
proposition in playing wesleyan at
ingly busy afternoon ahead with
Swarthmore, while Fordham may or
may not have an easy time Of it with
Villanova.
Amherst supporters are talking of a
victory, but followers of the Blue and
White are confident that even without
Bunk" Harris, who was called home
the other day on account of his moth
er's illness, their team will win. They
have seen what Buck" O'Nell has
wrought in his short stay at the Morn
ingside institution, how he has
moulded a regular team from mediocre
material, the first real eleven Columbia
has had since it resumed the rame.
Amherst has several veterans in it's
lineup, including link, star quarter
back, and Coaches Gettell and Young
strom have developed a clever team
which to date has clean slate. Eccles
Will play QudILtIpdCk III pace Ol I1dITIS
and Canapary. Burtt and Mosczenski
will compose the rest of the backfeld.
This quartet possess a lot Of drive,
as does the rest fthe team, and Am
hcrst will find quite q different aggre-
cation from the one it met last year.
New York University will do well to
come back victorious, as Wesleyan has
a strong eleven and, like Amherst, a
clean slate. The MidIletown students
expect to triumph, bat supporters of
the Violet are vrey confident Captain
Weinheimer and his men will return
with Wesleyan's scalp. The weak
nessess of the teams play, as shown
last week, have been eradicated and
the locals are prepared to take a fall
out of the Connecticut College
students.
The Swarthmore- Stevens bout at
Swarthmore looks to be one of the
evenest struggles of the day, as both
are strong outfits. The Hoboken lads
have gone down to Swarthmore in
high hopes and expect to bring their
heroes back in style.
Fordham viii go into the game with
Villanova minus the services of sew
eral regulars. Nevertheless the Bronx
students believe they will have no
trouble in vanquishing the Pennsyl-
vanians.
The football lineup of the Colum-
bia and Amherst teams at Smith Field
fol Lowe.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Football Games
On Card To-day

EAST
Pittsburgh VS.. Syracuse.
Boston College VS.. Yale,
Williams w. Harvard
Wash and Lee ~. Princeton.
Lafayette VS.. Pennsylvania.
Holy Cross VS.. Dartmouth.
Amherst vs. Columbia.
Colgate VS.. Brown.
Union VS.. Cornell.
North Carolina State vs.. Penn
State.
Bucknell VS.. Annapolis.
Springfield vs. West Point.
New York University VS.. Wesle-
van.
Georgetown VS.. W. Va. Wesleyan.
Leh;Ih VS. Rochester.
Rutgers vs.. Virginia Poly.
Trnnsylvania vs. Centre.
Hamilton KS. Rensselaer,.
stevens VS.. Swnthlaore
Geneva Washington and Jeffer-
sOn.
Georgia Tech VS.. Vanderbilt.
WEST
Iowa VS.. Illinois.
Indiana VS. Minnesota.
Northwestern vs.. Wisconsin,
Michigan Asgies vs. Michigan.
NOtre Dame vs. Nebraska.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Duffy, Rutgers Star,
Unable to PLAY To-day

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct. 10
Rutgers will meet ate Virginia Poly
team here tomorrow minus the serv-
ices of Duffy, the elusive little half
back, whose clever work has featured
the Rutgers attack this year. Duffy in
jured his leg against Lehigh last week
Captain Gardner will again be in the
backfeld, although he has not been in
practice all week. Hilliard looks fke
the most likely choice for Duffy's place
After long individual drill on de-
fensive work to-day the team was put
through an extensive signal practice
but there was no scrlmmaging 1t is
expected that number of new plays
Will be tried against Virginia. The
Southerners have been heading all sea-
son toward this game and will give
Rutgers a hard battle
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Lafayette Students
Take Special Train

EASTON. Pa Oct 15.--Coach Dr.
"Jock" Sutherland will take thirty
three Lafayette College football play
ers to Philadelphia tomorrow in an
effort to defeat the University of Penn
sylvania
The team. as well as seven hundred
of The student body and followers of
the team from the town proper, win
leave here tomorrow morning in 4
special train.
The team VIII line up as follows;
Ilummel anl O'Connel, ends; Will
iams and Bedner. tackles; Schwsb and
Budd, Guards; Brown center; Bren-
nan, Quarterback; Lefecka and Ga
celia, halfbacks. and either Seasholtz
or Ackroyd. fullbach
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Tigers Tackle Washing.
tom and Lee Team With
out Services of 3 Stars
From o. Special Correspondent


PRINCETON, n. j., Oct l5-Prince-
ton meets one of the best teams in the
South here tomorrow when the Tiger
eleven clashes with Washington and
Lee in Palmer Stadium. Washington
and Lee vanquishcd every team below
the Mason and Dixon line on its sched-
ole last year and even defeated Georgia
Tech, feat no other Southern team
had accomplished since 1914.
This year the Generals" are as for
mldable rs ever and their attack is re-
ported to be even more powerful. They
have won both their games to date.
against Davidson and against Wake
Forest. The line averages 1914 pounds.
S.lverstcin, fullback, ard Mattox. QUAR-
ter. ranked among the leading backs in
the South, are individual stars on the
otfense.
Princeton goes into the game with
two Victories to her credit. over
Swarthhnore and over Maryland Univer-
sitv. She viii face much heavier out
&c IN Washington and Lee and the
tomorrow will demonstrate
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
FOrdhan to Start
Game To-day With
Crippled Line-UP

The good fortune In the matter 9.
injuries which the Fordham foosbsl
team has enjoyed so far this seasr,
seems to have departed rather sbrup.
ly. Villanova appears at Fordhsz
Field to-day, and on the eve Of th.
contest six Maroon regulars were CT
the hospital list, with but a slight pcs
sibility of any of them getting into ii,
tussle. Kerns, whose lips were bsdlJ
split in Wednesdays scrimmage, an
Fallon, who is suffering from !
wrenched back. are the latest addtIoa
TO the casualty list. Neither Of thes'
men Is seriously hurt and may psY
this afternoon for few minutes.
In consequence Of the large numbs'
of injuries Coach Dumoe was forced t'
let up somewhat in yesterdays prse.
tice. Most of the session was giyes
over to signal drills, especially in for
ward pass plays, which the MarOo'
eleven will use to a great extent. 4
short scrimmagc, in which the scru,
team used the type of plays whc'
Villanova is expected TO employ. col
cluded the workout.
The Drohable linp-un follows.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Gropple Beteveen Syracuse Lads
And Pontl,ers Feature ofDay
aaie wis Endeavor to Obtain Revenge by Defeat
ing Boston College; Williams Likely to Give
! Harvard Hard Battle; Tigers to Face Generals
By Ray Mccarthy

The footbNl to-day of
Nnng the which
es to be Of the best of the Then there the Yale
Boston College whrl which anything
tea party h PennYafayette Philadelphia the Princeton
washington IAe Dartmouth Holy
the hills of old New Hampshire
the ccke of The moen the thud
8 joyful afterr to thousands of gridron devoees
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Springfield s'Y'' Team
TacRIe Soldiers To-day

WEST POINT, y. Y, Oct. 15.-On
the eve of to-morrow's game with
Springfield y H. G. 4. College, the
Arry eleven w4s not permitted scrim
wags, on'S lish. work being iadu.ge
IN
Desle, likely end, a0d Stewart. the
lie aehs-ittte reerd. we've i4le. both
ngrsnT injuries which wi'l n I'll
probability keen thcm cat Of tie con-
,est
the varsity men to-day rem ,srouch
their signal practice in smooth fash
ion There was tSief rehearsal OF
tbs new p'aws to be Vr-d ~Na. Imp
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Easy Game for West VIRGINIA

,MUKGANTOWN, ". Va, Oct 15-
West Virginia finished her preparation
Tor George Washington game tonight
and viii line up as follows: Ends, Har-
rick and Meredith; tackles, Johnston
and Flannagan; guards, Kay and Sc
tron; center, Fuccy; Quarterba TX, Daw-
son; halfbecks, Captain Lentz aad Beck;
fullback, Hawkins.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Oss Still Out of Line.TJn

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 16.-Further
gloom was cast over the Minnesota
football camp to-day when it became
known that Arnold Oss, star halfback.
probably will be unable to get anto
the game with Indiana hers Saturday.
lie has not yet fully recovered from
injuries received last Saturday in the
same lost to Northwestern.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Fish Coaching Schoolbovs

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Oct. 15.-
Hamilton Fish jr., Republican candi-
date for Congress from the 26th Dis
trlct, formerly captain of the Harvard
varsity football team, is here assisting
IN coathing the Poughkeepsie High
school football team. Major Fish gives
special attention to details ef lins de-
fenss.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16
Fordham Prep. PLAYS TODAY

The Fordham Prep football team yes
terday afternoon went through the final
practice before to-day's game with
webb Academy at Fordham Field. Webb
academy has strong team, and as the
Maroon youngsters have formidable
eleven a hardfought contest is ex-
pected
New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

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New-York tribune., 1920-10-16

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Explaining Something
Casey gone bit the sigh you
Doesn't out of Eta Yale,
out of Yae
Casey is gome bu he trcking eay
Doesn't }oV where the Tigers hail.
Doesn't Aoo avheye the Tigers hail.
"If the in
slip to now writes football fan "oh it's nonnos
plus Bob Zuppe That's quite enough Merely wait
Indcng the Fan
Dear Sir How about the baseball al Why
doesn't he at least
of the general indictment? asent he hed
for draft dodgers and
he stood for he knew by
their acts off the field? the fan game
must contribute his share Otherwise just
he has got-and have no kick coming
Which isn't millions away from the plain solid
unvarnished, unadorned truth.
Facing Trouble
By the Yale Boston Colege and PITTSBURGH co
pe Syracuse stout ontends will have faded
from the victorious field ~ ~ ~
looking this season. but today the Bulldog
draws his hardest test to date Boston
eleven You can write r. down a
in advance " ~ ~
The Pisracu stirring spectacle 1t was
syracuse that dropped Pitt with Warmers
machine looked to be nvncb Both shown speed
and power and the should upon Oo
calendar.
William H. McCarty
What's the matter with drafting MCarty for the major
leagues?
Ihs California sportsman president of League
faced and handled effectively conditions
that now affect the
TOOK the Jump without wadng through tape and official
lear lie least worth considering CAPACITY
vded his services be secured
From the City
No longer dreams Of fame o endless glory;
No longer dreams that look to great renoum:
But from the toll that holds the ancient storm
Ot Ohat should uait aVhn the slavimg ocn-
b"t rather such day just built
Deep IN the autumn drifts Of green and
1hot LEAVE behind the haring lights sti oleamiuo
AS one forgets story badly
Proving that the Harvard
Ky TO be trie harder this than since 1916
Actng the theory oro h.d
ach year. enbattled ophers
~out wasting any precious They collars cut low
slogan seemed to Eventually, why not now?" ~
Perhaps but that the welcome e
eued Joe jackson by old friends Genvie
as depicted in the There
all it. ~ ~ ~" ""'oie
Trimble be gone alert Tiger still has main ,
WIN back named Lourie the Keep somewhere within
1S "''AA your
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-26
new PHASE OPENED
BY BONLLAS ENTRY
His Election Would Promote
Better Feeling.

WASHINGTON March .6.-Tbe re-
cepton accorded Ambassador Ygnaclo
BoHiias on his arrival recently In Mex
loo city from the United states and
his formal acceptance 81 the nomlna-
ton for the presidency on the ciyHista
ticket opens a new phase in the poHti-
cal campaign now In fun swing IN
Mexico. The elections viii be held July
= Mr. Bnnillas win have the support
81 president GarranZa against Gen. Al
Earo obregon. another leading Candi-
date.
The first effect of Bonnlas' entrance
INTO the campaign apparently has been
To lessen the chances Of Gen Pablo
Gonzales, formerly head Of the military
establishment IN the federal district
and at one time Carranza's candidate
Tor the presidency Mr. BoniIlas will
meet the desire Of a large element
which wishes TO be relieved OF the
domination 81 the army As to his
position on foreign affairs, il Is be-
lcVod that his long residence In this
country whore he received his eduCA
ton ana his experience in the gmbas-
~. have made him familiar with
American Views and given him an I'M
Outstanding OF this Countrys attitude
in pan American affairs
Gen, Obrcgon will have the support OF
revolutionary leaders including Fran
cisco villa, according 10 reports.
Barring another revolution, which
many MoNicans Openly predict as a
result OF the elections, officials here
believe that whichever way the cleo
tons go an era Of better understanding
between this country and Mexico will
result
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-26
DENY MINERS WILL
STRIKE ON APRIL |

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, March ERE
ports that Tennessee coal miners would
strike April 0. simultaneously with the
REIMBURSEMENT OF federal control, Co
force their original demands for so
per cent wage increase partially grant
ed were rmphaticatly denied last night
by r. a. Keller. president Of the United
Mine Workers OF America, district 49,,
with headquarters az JelJico. He de-
olared the report Co be absolutely false
and without foundation and that the
miners Of Tennessee and Kentucky OK
peCted 10 abide bv the federal award.