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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-11-04
News In and Around Rome.

DR.. l.. b. Johnson spent several
days ih Charleston last week.
Mrs. B. NJ. Dinkins spent some time
last week in Georgetown with hel
brother, DR.. E. w. DuRant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibe Johnson and
Mrs. Pheney Murphy of Georgetown
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Turbeville.
Mrs. Ella SeigneouS of Orangcburg
has been spending some time with
he daughter, Mrs. Laurice F. Rhem
Misses Halene Clark and Martha
NcFaddin of the Union High School
faculty spent the weekend in Lake
City and Indiantown.
D. D. Rhem, Jr., d. l. Wilson, Jr.,
and John ]. Snow, Jr., attended the
State fair at Columbia last week.
Mrs. Holmes B. Springs and little
daughter, Louise, and Mrs. D. l. VIII
son, spent Friday and Saturday Of
last week with relatives in Heming-
way.
The first number of the lyceum
course at Union High school will be
on Friday night, November 5th. The
Warwick Male Quartette will give
the entertainment.
Mesdames w. T. Turbeville, L. B.
Johnson and G. K. Way; Prof. o. NJ.
Mitchell and James Turbeville attend
ed the Sunday-School convention at
Muddy Creek church, Hemingway
charge, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Orvin and son,
Ned, of Georgetown spent Sunday
with Mrs. Orvin's mother, Mrs. Fan
ME Munerlyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Clyde and chill
dren, Tom and Grace, of Kingstree,
spent last weekend with Mrs. Clyde's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Heraing-
way.
Rev. G. K. Way and Prof. D. d.
Dantzler were visitors in Georgetown
one day last week.
Mrs. Spencer A. Legette and daugh-
ter, Ethel, have returned to their
home at Junction City, Kansas, after
spending about two months with the
formers father, DR.. L. B. johnson.
F. R. Hemingway, Esq, Of Kings
tree was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Hemingway, last week
end.
The ladies of the Union Methodist
church here recently organized a Wo-
mans Missionary society with Mrs.
G. Z. Way as president. They will
have their first regular meeting on
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Mr.. w. Carey Rollins took a trip
off last week and brought back a
bride. Mrs. Rollins was Miss Emily
Hutson, daughter of Rev. E. P. Hut
son of McBee. We extend to her a
hearty welcome into our community,
and wish for them a long and happy
life.
Mrs. Holmes B. Springs and daugh-
ter, Louise, have returned to their
home at Greenville, after spending
several weeks with Mrs. Springs pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs, D. !. Wilson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-11-04

Just received, a carload OF Red Rust
Proof Seed Oats. Nesmith-Flowers
Co., Kingstree, S. c. li-4-u'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-09

SPECIAL NOTE-The requiring stylish apparel
will find splendid of fabrics colors and styles in the
various garments featured and at the liberal reductions
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Entire stock Of waists, ex-
ira sizes to So one-ffth off
Entire stock of chill
dren's dresses, white
lawns, printed voiles and
ginghams, sizes 2 to 4, 6 to
IA years :. one-6fth off
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Women's capes, two as
sortments, priced at $40
and ......... -. $500
Women's, misses and
children's smocks, and
middies 80. One-6fth off
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Women's and Misses Suits in Three
Groups Priced at $40, * Off, a Off

White wash skirts, re-
duced Saturday only, 60
at -. 80. .one-6fth off
Children's coats and capes
sizes 2 to a and 6 to IA
years -. :. .one-third off
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

Barncy cleveland was the only
player 60 get two hits. lie was up
four times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

Jimmy Burke made a nicc running
catch In addition To- getting the
triple.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Notes of the Opener


Jnck btchcr prcaidont Of the
western association, pitched the
first ban
rLe biwnnig club with Dr, =. G..
ItcIsling aa director. had charge Of
the details of the opcning day cere.
Gnnics parade rod by the shrine
Daud was one of the features.
CoVan. big Pacific coast risht
handler. viii be Abbotts pitching
choice today Fuhr ar SChutzlnan
win probably toll for Omaha
Umpiros Ucclcr and Buckley ran
tho game vol, but there are two
hinEs which were very Objectionable
last season and which were repeated
yesterday. The tir"somc delaying Cf
Ilny to inspect pitched balls was re-
pcntcd several times Yesterday An
other thing which must be eliminated
is the ugy OF profaue language by
players on the field
Jimmy Burke made a nicc running
catch IN addition To- getting the
triple.
barney cleveland was the only
player 20 get two hits. lie was up
| four times.
Second rncssers were criticiSinH
Manager Abbott when Davis failed
ia hit and burke was caught at the
plate In the third inning with nonC
out with one run needed 10 tic th'
count and two to win. tho Oilcr
pilot played smart baseball bc'
cause tnc play failed mechanically
asn't his fault. The breaks OF the
game were aginst him.
Today's game and all week day
contcsta start at 4 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

\ page out Of the book OF life as
1t is lived In high society and high
finance is the Eugene Walters pic
turc, Just Wife" which begins an
enlargement at the Rlalto theater to-
day 1t is a special production, with
an all-star cast, headed by kathlyn
Williams, Of the noted dramatlst's
famous Broadway stage success.
which he wrote for his wife, Char
lotto Walker. and in which she
scored one Of her biggest successes.
The Interesting theme of Just a
WIFE" is a question Of ethics with an
intensely modern slant. Who has the
real right TO a mans regard and
atfection-the woman who has been
the power behind the throne" OF
his lI:e, helping him TO successor
tho woman who married him for
money and then discovered that she
loved him? Shall a woman who
has sacrificed her brain power, her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

youth ana her good name for a man
step aside IN favor of girl who
takes his ndmo legally enjoys his
wealth and gives nothing save q be-
lated affection? Which type %
woman does a man really care for
the intcllectuJL self-roliant kind
who can help him build fortune.
or tho sweet domestic woman who
can surround him with beauty, make
him comfortable. and demand pro-
lection? Wife--or good comrade
which woman finally wins In mo
eternal battle for love?
These are few Of the phases ~
an unusual situation which exists N
this unusual ana strongly dramatic
human interest drama, "Just
wife Kathlyn Williams. one of the
best known leading women Of me
screen, and star of many produc'
tions, has the leading role and y
supported by a capable supporting
cOmpany.--AdyL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Entries To-day

Firrt Race, four furlouEs Hope prin-
cess io7 rige. III, Dora, ios Machine
Gunner losi hunters Point 81, victor a ,
Il2, Normcl los; Matte n. Ken. iON;
Asuutncy. 81 Nlernrv Stonr, 11n. North-
ern Lady. lol, Sir Mortimer, lol; Maryiu
Nuonsn. ~.
Second nacc slk furlongs ~, slim
mons. il4 Mumbo Jumbo, t0s Sun Gold
IA, Apple Jack lO9i Hush. rs, orderly,
IL, Marmtte, 100, ttvhlC Fanny, lOg.
Murphy ia, Aunte, iOs Harry NJ stew
ems iO9; General ia; Redlaud lls. MSS
Homer 30, kirah. a. Cursou 100,
Charming, lo9. Bcl Ringer ltis Sea
Thlrd race. mile and sixteenth Refugee
li6; king Neptune, II, Kilkenny, III
wood Thrush, l0A, R,grcsso. lta, thtck
Harkley, i09. Corson io9 Alex GetA lQt
Early sight III, Margcry. 10. Iudiar
Fourth race, mile and 60 yards Fore,
ground, ~, l.ord Herbert, log. irish kiss
100, Duke John il1, Soldat De Norduu
lo9; Penelope 90 The Belgian II, ISs
rum race ak furlongs-KinF Thrush
is:. Faisan porc. los Rullot rroot lOs
Rapid Traveller lO6: st Allan, los, SANDY
Real, loi, Paul Jones. 40. Vice Chairman
los Mock Orange. lot
sixth race. mile and 20 yards-rantslus
itt, buck Hoard. IN: Ettahe. lll. Thistle
Don, llo, Mclshman's Folly, ma, Wa
Machine. ~; irish Kiss, M Tn" Desert
us, queen Honde, 10, waukeaT, nos,
hsge. 100; Handhl ~. Prunos. los
palsy l.. ioA3 Mystic Folly, l09, capita
city III, Luoius. lot Brookand, 80
wand. ioi; Alma H., 100. John }, casey
weather clear track fast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Printers Play Bail.

ST PAUL MINI. April 2o.--1'he
Union Printers Baseball league will
resume operations this year after a
layoff OF two years. and winning
teams from many Of the country's
largest cities are expected TO COM
Icte I'm the annual tournament which
rs to be held here next summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Philadelphia

'Bat',d FOR Thomas In ninth
NNEan for Burns In ninth
al}1ttci for Martin In third
I6Iistted for tlastv IN sixth.
Washington ............ O"2 On' "nO--S
Philadelphia .............OOO 100 lo3-5
summary runs Rice. Charity O.
OMEN %. Strunk, q walker g. DuEar o.
Crrora O'Neil 2, Harris q walker Frlf-
I'm, buEau, MrCauu. two-base hits. Zach.
airy, charity Burns, Perkins. kinney.
Strunk. home runs. % NeOl puTsu. g.
walker t-1. double plays. p.Ncul. s.. Har-
rl7 and Judge. bases ON balls. on Zach
AIRY .. of Martin O. Oft HRsty l. OFT kin
rcy struck out 10y Zachary 2. ty Mar
tin (, by kinney {
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
OFFER $4,000 TO TOMMY
-Four Promoters After CarpCnticr-
Gibbons Battle.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. April 90 -Four
offers OF $4,000 10 Georges Carpcn-
tier for a bout with Tommy Gibbons
wcr" announced here today by Eddie
Kane, Gibbons manager. Two St
Paul promoHrs, "A texas promoter
and a promoter AZ Vancouver, j. G.
are seeking he match
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Results Yesterday

Western Icaguc.
At TULSA I. OMAHA .
At wichita II, pcs MDinrs II.
NJ Joplin 4. StnuA city o
At Oklahoma titv o. So Joseph T.
National League.
A. HrooklNu l. BoHtou o. n inuing.
Al New York o, Philadelphia d.
AZ st Louis no. chicago B.
A. Cincinnati Pittsburgh. no game
tain,
American League
A. Boston .. New York 4.
AZ Cleveland ~, Detroit 10
AZ lhuadulphls o, Washington A.
A. chicago 81 Louis, game called sec
oud inning. fuW
American Association.
At lndlauapolis-C Columbus no game
rain,
~ Louisville Toledo. no game. rain
~ Milwaukee Minneapolis. no game
rain
At Kansas City 0. ST. Paul T.
southern tssnrintion.
~ Atlanta I, Rev Orleans 4
At Nashville. Memphis rain.
AZ hirminghhw. Mobile. raiu.
AZ chat itHnuugu Little Nock rain
Texas League.
~ Houston @. beaumont
At Galveston %. san Antonio ls
~ Wichita Falls J. Shreveport o.
At Dallas O. Fort Worth T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

'IN0 OUI WncU Winning nun slOrOd
MATTED for Walters In ninth.
NNHHttrd for FCuuuck in ninth.
hNAltor Tor EahCl in ninth.
Sew York .......uiO 600 O0i--e
BuHtuu ........ .. ...... 600 OOI OO"-
summary runs. Peckinpaugh, Mcu4cI
HcndryN Foster. Jones, errors walters
?, two base hits Pratt Mcno8ty. stolen
bases hcuscl Heudrys McNslly, bases
ON balls or Shawkcy or pcnnock I
struck out, by ShBwkey ., by pcunUtk /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Games Today

Western cngue
OMAHA Ar TULSA
ST. Joseph at oklahoma tity.
InH NpIurH at Wichita.
Sioux CITY 40 Joplin.
National raEuc
Hnatun uf Iruuhltu
only ono game scheduled
American league.
So Louis at thirHru.
Detroit 1t cleveland
Washington az Philadelphia
Sow York Ht I,stuu
American Associations.
tu|YwAu. az indianapolis.
Toledo cat louisville
MuuHpulIs af Milwaukee.
ST Paul at Kansas 'ltv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Hedry Fog at Chicago
Stops BrOLrns-S0r Game

CHICAGO. April 20.--A heavy toe
which settled over Comisksy para
today caused the calling OF the st.
Louis and Chicago game in tho las,
half of the third inning. Chicago
was leading / to 0. and had the
bases filled in its half OF the third
inning with none out and jackson
up when Umpire owens called time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

JorIIN Mo. Apru 20. sioux Cuv won
the opening game - the Western league
season here today . to Z Tho Joplin
~" hits h"inp for extra bp,aa hut Iroao
fielding behind Bochler enable the Soos
to score . IN the sixth when they -h.ulI
have been shut out In that inning. Nclrly
Ao0o persons saw tho game.
Tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

CLEVELAND, April go Cleveland Do
toated Detroit today IN game that lasted
more than three hours. Zach team used
five pitchers who. probably because Of
the cold weather. had neither control nor
"ffectlvcnoss. There we're 3 passes is
sued,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
CHAMPIONS BEAT
HOLLANDS TEAM
IZzics Beat Boosters
Packers Win From
Miners.

OKLAHOMA 'IIY uta. Nuu
'cary on0 person. .ls .f I.... H..
~, opening game from Oklahoma '...
today go . Manage tsN.i.I luN ...
Fatuo fnr diHuuuuE p d..UI.u .u '0.
Second Irufrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

An electric motor is included In
new stool TO enable photographer
from beside his camera to turn
subject to desired angle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Sicclicr Illopr Lnnhus,.

BOSTON. April 20. Joe Stcchcr
defeated Jim Londos IN hour. 5S
minutes and ~ seconds with the
body scizzors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
BEATS TULSA IN OPENING GAME OF SEASON, d
Larry Doiley

This is a busy
week in Tulsa
sporting circles
several events Of
more than ordi-
nary interest be-
ing scheduled q
Topping all 9TH
crs was, OF course
tlt opening Of
{ N O Western
league baseball
season Tues
day. EoNing Is
resumed Theirs
day night after a
months inartiV-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
De, MoIn,,
wIehIia

bUs Muinea ..... IuI 600 tua 10
Wichita . ono t41 .u.. l4
summary runs smith. Waahbutn o.
Heck, Butler =, ilcrror @. COY. NtrNrn.
French 2. Milan iIpabruuk O. llfy,u
Long, Merr, nucksleN criors. Waabuuru.
upllOchcr g, French. MaEuirc. Anderson.
lcf on baHcs Doa MoturH g. wichita o..
sncrifico hitH, liollorhcG Washburu q.
llhHbrooki two base hltH. McrZ Hcrgtr,
Fast Drecu. Huckulcw three bu4a hi'p.
hutlcr. home run. WhHhburu. hItr OF
East 10 In y IA innings. or Myrl ~ iu
La Oft Huckolcw IN go inning. struck
out. by East Q, by Gregory o. bs Morg @.
base on balls. OF Eaat o. Mrrz hit hy
pitcher. French by East Umpire, uuIy
and IIps Time . 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, April gO--Phuadc'-
phla nit Zachary hard In the closing inn
ings. but could not approximate wash
iurtons early lead, and the visitors won
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Lefty Palmero Bests Morris
In Brilliant Pitchers Battle
Faulty Support Loses
Game for Abbott
TOsScrS.
ALMOST TIED SCORE
Oilers Threatened in Sew
cnth and Eighth-Big
Crowd Sees Game.

SuulnUdW lhiN' '' az ''iiiH H'
bestcd Right Handler Morris Of Tulsa
In o. brilliant pitchcrn. battle in the
opening game ~ tho 1920 Wow'n
league season at M,Nulty rnrk yc4.
to-day but the Oilcr hurlcr came
out Of the game with pitching hou-
ors even. faulty support In the fitst
two innings being rcHpouaiblc for the
dcfcn. The score WtB to !.
Morris ana ralmcro were IN splcu-
dld form for the opening game
Tulsn outhit the Rourkcs. TO b.
Morris passed fivc aud pnlmcro only
two. Joe struck out four and
Palmcro whitfield five.
Morris Tighicns hftcr 1hird.
After the third inning Morris was
inytnciblc. permitting only on" hit
In the EiX remaining frames ON two
occasions he retired Omaha when II
seemed they would score. IIo famed
Donica in tho second inning with
the bases full and struck out Maullin
N the third inning, leaving Ice
stranded at third base.
palmcro did not permit hit for
the first four innings, only ~ TUT
the exception of the seventh ana
eight innings he wns never In dam
ger.
Tho oilers had two chances to WIN
the game. in the seventh and eighth
innings. They scored their lone run
IN the seventh, In the eighth. Burke
Was ON third base after smashing IA
triple To right field, but Davis fail.
uro TO execute the squeeze play.
which resulted in Jimmy being
caught at the plate, ended the on
ers' chances
Scorc I'm First Inning
Omaha scored their first marker
In the first inning with one out
Weidcll doubled to left. Donica
flied To center Larmoro kicked tee 4
grounder, Woidcll going to third,
and then home on Bob's poor throw.
The Rourkes counted what proved
10 be the winning tally In the see
ond inning. Mason singled, but was
forced at second by Maullin, Morris
20 Larmorc. Maullin being safe at
first. Hale singled to left, Maulln
going to second. palmero walked,
filling tho bases. Dav.A dropped els
lason's fly after IA hard run. Maui
lin scoring,
Tulsas score camo in the lucky
seventh After Graham had flied
out Cleveland singled to l.ft field
his second hit In the same territory.
Ticrney double to center, scoring
Cleveland. Morris grounded out to
Weidcll,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
The Turf
At UtNWE DE GRACE
VSsults estertiuy

tKummerl first: nodans,y tKcissyl,
second. Eye opener tRudriqueE. third
Time, ~ omer K, GladyA Nanny q,
Mine, nees Nest also ran,
Second Race five aud one half furlongs
Scurry, tCollettn. first, The nephew,
,McCRbel. second GSllsghcr. oCorcyl
rirsur, slight Thought, East. Fairway,
NarAn Dunsandel, Irish Dancer, Liberty
Gitl Dominican Ace OF Aces also ran.
Third Race. siN furionEs-- rmg A Ling,
tburkei, first; 81 Quinten, tMorysl, sec
opd, pihroch. tRodrlqueai, third Time
ia 5-b Startling. Keen Jake. An
AElow. Marion Rollins. Hag Pipe. HouaNe,
walter Neck also ran,
Fourth Race six futlongs-.pr clark
tCoilettb, frat, Fruit cake. tkummrrl.
second, War ronnant tSsndcl, third.
Time INA. Quietude. Oagood. cock o.,
The HoOst also ran
ssn1t, t,i,h ,N., nSc' no,.s m!. mie. nontas'
C,romwsll Mountain, third Time.
Sixth Race. mite aud 70 yAtds-Galn de
Cause, Uodriqucsl, first nackemore.
ILuAl, second; Edith X. Cratorl, third.
.rime. III so. puncturi Boh-r Nn.
I'renna. Capt Evans, Short Change
haior nradlry, rokcN Jane also rrp
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth paliad
,burkol ttrHt rom nrookS ponco !,
h.cond Say when. lHrysonl, third
Time, 81 chick Bsrklcy Arbitrator.
Mise Filley, sky rnot Mildred Euretta.
Sentimental ke2inh, Hcn Uampson.
Christie. John J, Cased Charming
charles Frances Rlpu ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

NIW NONE NUIII TO Nanngct Vra-
yarn ur Go, inIlra y.n n htunr for hl-
..mr ~ tuc .rrl,s with -nc Giants today
whom hr drove humr run into tho right
r,It rrHulstaud sending two runs ahead
of hlm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Pitchers Duel Won by Robins,
Hub Wins Fifth Straight Game
Red Sox Win in Final
Inning Of Hard
Fought Game.
INDIANS BEAT TIGERS
Win SIugRing Match lilo
Griffmen Defeat As
Fog at Chicago.

Hosro> April 90. uostan won i,s nf,h
Yurt
TUt uHrrn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
WOMEN TO PLAY
WEEKLY TOURNEY
Blind Bogey Over Nine
Holes Scheduled
Today.

The weekly vomcus golf tOurud-
ment OF the Tulsa Country club SIS
to be held on the club links this az
ternoon. As In last weeks play Il
viii be a blind boEcy tourney over
the rinc-hol course.
Mrs George Easom. president or
the womcn's golf association " ,hn
Country club last night announced
that the rules contest viii bo con
ddcted at special luncheon ut the
club next Wednesday
nr. :. g kennedy has given n
silver pitcher for womcn's golf com
I'etition.
Although the date Of tho state
champ piOnship tournaments. iuClud..
ing men and wom'u's amateur and
mems professional have not yeN
noen definitely decided upon they
will probably be held late I'm June
The date of the championship ar
fairs depends upon whether the ex.
ira nine-holo Com So is completed.
1t is desired 10 play the state tourna
ment on tho clubs lS-hole course
and there is the possibility that the
nine new holes may not be completed
until July or August.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

ity, when Jack Reeves meets Harry
krohu in lj-rOund bout at Con
yoution hail. , -
For an example Of the national
popularity Of sport which is un-
doubtedly greater now than ever be-
fore, one needs look no further than
Tulsa. There Is no doubt that Tulsa
Will be one Of the leaders I'm attend
auce in the Western league this sea
son. That is prcsaged by the
splendid attendance at exhibition
games all OF which were played
under unfavorable and some time
Impossible wcat her conditions.
There is no question regarding the
popularity Of boxing. The fistic
game long great favorite here.
Gains rapidly in prestige in Tulsa
Turn to the Tulsa Country club
whore golf links are crowded daily.
Thore are more golfers here than
ever before. Tennis players are
starting q campaign In which they
Fcck, t1ud no doubt IL will be sue
cessful) to bring the state champ
ionship tourney here. Look over
the track teams Of Kendall college
and Tulsa high schools, both OF them
state title contenders.
=
Independent baseball will enjoy
popularity along with the profess
siondl game. Indications are that
the city OH league. organized along
busincss-like methods and governed
by practical, veteran baseball men,
T.. In 10 n Ia
notably Pete Martins Federals are
planning big seasons. The member
ship of the Tulsa Gun club is
greater now than ever before and
the traps at the Braden farm are
crowded every Saturday by the Tul-
n marksmen. Even coursing is
sharing in the T,Isans' love for
sport. big crowd being reported at
the first meet of April 8, 10 and
], which led TO the decision to hold
another meet next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

Colleges and high schools OF Okla
homa conclude their sporting sea-
sons this month when state champ
ionship track and field meets are
held. the intersch elastic games at
Norman and the intercollegiate meet
at saltwater. This has been great
season for tho student-athletes, one
of the greatest in the history of sport
in oklahoma, and undoubtedly is a
forerunner of IL greater athletic era
in Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

Two of the most noteworthy
events in the past year in the coll
legiate oklahoma field was the en-
trance OF the University OF Okla
homa into the Missouri Valley con-
ference and of Phillips university
INTO the Southwestern conference.
This was vital step for both in
siuuons, greatly increasing their
prestige and placing them on a
higher plane than before.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Preliminary Card Weak.

Promoter Matthias says it Will be
one of the greatest scraps ever held
here. We hope 1t is. and again say
II should be- The boys who pay the
price have it coming To them, as
Matthias preliminary card IS very
weak. Il Is opened 10y a go between
*. O. Mccarthy and Young Dempsey
OF 50 pulpa. lads Of tender age. Then
Young Flcck of Tulsa and Jimmy
Riley Of Tulsa, lightweishts, mix it
a few rounds Mickey Riley and
Bobby Burns are to put ON a vaude-
vile sketch. They have a splendid
show. it is said.
Promoter Matthias has shown an
earnest desire to put on the best
possible and if the main go is up 10
what II should be, it VIII be worth
the money. Matthias Is taking a long
chance in not having at least good
semi-windup However, that hasn' [
anything TO do with the main event.
Matthias has said IT will be great
bout. we therefore, expect IL TO be.