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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Offer Leonard 100000
for 3 Bouts in Summer

los ANGELES. April 22.---Benny
Leonard lightweight champion. now
appearing In motion pictures here.
today received straight offer Of
100000 for three fights to be held
in Jersey city, N. j.. during tho sum-
mer. Georges Papin. French light
weight titleholder, In named M the
headlner among Leonard's proposed
opponents. Mike O'Dowd, middle
weight champion, Is another boxer
whom the promoter plans to have
meet Leonard, with either Johnny
Dundee or Ritchle Mitchell to bs
chosen for the other bout Dave
Driscoll. manager of the Jersey City
club, making the offer, telegraphed
the clubs proposition TO Billy Glib
son, Leonard's manager. today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

NEW YORK. Aprn 22--The New York
Americans opened their home season today
lt defeating Philadelphia TO Q. Lieu
tenant General Robert Bullard. commander
e.. tho department of the east, threw out
to FIRST bah. The giiuo was marrod by
uu accident TO George Ruth New YorlS's
tI-".N'u hatHuan, who was making his
i.HI local appearance with tho NRuka.
i..ih injured himself In batting practice
l.lulo the game, putting "A cartilage out
e.. place" He struck out I'm the first in.
inE. but was IN great pain ana had to be
b.elsfod OF the field.
.Tlp grnrss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
MISKE PROBABLE OPPONENT
St. Paul Heavyweight RcgsrtSed
Choice to Box champion Dempsey.

CHICAGO, April 22.--Every indi-
cation today Is Billy Miske, st. Paul
heavyweight. will be Jack Dempsey's
opponent at Benton Harbor on July
8, Dempsey's first fight since he won
the tito from Jess willard.
Manager kearns and Promoter
Floyd Fiizslmmons, after a long con-
ference agreed on Miske.
They settled on the St Paul scrap
per after Fred Fulton declined TO
take issue with the champion.
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'Batted for Gnlis In ninth
tKUuuer out failing to touch second.
tEutted for Burger in seventh.
Sioux city ...............2Ot 400 000---
Joplin ..,..........,...,..2 200 30l 22x-io
summary: Runs, Eyers, McCandless 2.
Eoiohlc. bcfate ., Robinson, Bogart, Far
rcll 2, Kruger g. Lamb 2, Wagner, snyder.
Burger and in innings, OFF Fletcher
., DEBATE 2 BOgart, Kruger 2, Yockey.
Lamb two-hnse hits snyder, BogarL
Wagnori three base hit, Farrell; stolen
bases, DEBATE 2. snyder; sacrifice flys
Lamb, Kruger; double play, Lamb TO
NoCkoy TO brown; hits and earned runs.
Oft Mccoy and 4 In la innings. off
Burger and In innings. OF Fletcher
ana none In innings; struck out, by
Mccoy 2, by Burger 3, by Fletcher /.
by S,henberg I bases on balls, Oft Ne
COY 2. of Burger 3, off Fletcher /, off
Schonborg 2, passed ball Murphy, time,
Lao. umpires. Wilson and Fitzpatrick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

l"'ah 80 rs ~ ~ Toas no ~ 2T .
Stated for Harper in eighth.
tliattcd for shaw In second.
lioston ..r..t..............lO 90 O06--s
Washington .....,,.,....-., 600 O2i tlK-s
summary Runs, Hooper, NcNatiy, Me-
noaNy 2, HendryN, Judge Milan, Roth,
HARRIS 2. Charity ,, Erickson /. error,
Invinei two base hits. henosky, Foster,
Charity O'Neni; double play Scott 10
Foster; bases on balls. OFF Shaw l. off
HuHscI OF Schaoht I, of Erickaon e.
struck out. by Russell 3, by SchAcht l. BY
Harper :, BY Erickson !.
Chicago Wins.
DETROIT, April 22.--The Detroit Amer
leans opened their homo season hero to-
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Oklahoma City

summary iNuUht itonoNliI 'onTpyt
kciluhre 4, Walker 2, Kiirkham ., Shcstak
Luschon, Griffin, Griiggs Banner, Coviing-
ton errors, Cole. Griffin Banner; tvo-base
hits. helleher ., Kirby. Luschcn ponuelly.
III 'imore, Griggsi three-bsSe hits. Kelle-
her ?, Lindimore, Griffin, Banner. home
runs, Conroy Shcstak sacrifice hits. walk
cr 2, Shestak, earned runs. of CoVington
iu --3 innings, OF Miller in q In
riurs, of lusChcn in ., hits. or Coving-
ton @. Miller 7: bases on balls oft Coving-
ton !, off Luschcu g. hit by pitched ball.
Hurhes ana Pitt by Luschen, struck out
hv 'oNingtpn 2, by Miller 2. by Luschcn Z
double play, Bouowit1 TO Gruth. time.
$50, umpircs jacobson and Lauzon.
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owassa--R. Deppe. ID. Smith, q

Owassa--R. Deppe. ID. Smith, u.
Mounger. L. Debolt, J.. Hill, Il. Macy.
Following are the officials In both
meets: Referee. T.. a. Schmidt;
starter. J. II. Grove; chief scorer
Fred Martin. assistant scorer. r.
I'leek; clerks OF course, Il. Jones. T.
witty. assistants. IL. Herndon, II. NJ.
Nowlin; finish judges, J. II. Miller,
sam l.. McBirney. James Mallet. II.
Balcom. q. Pishney. NJ Hopping Fred
Woodson. timers, o. Duffendeck. II.
Chase. II. Graham; field judges, O.
Williams, +. Durham. 4. Irwin. @.
Travis. j. Edwards. X. Bains. H..
Kerr; assistants, NJ. Ellison. j. Hand
Icy, II. King. II. Ellison, l.. Brad
shaw, s. Berry, T.. Butler. =. Will
hanson, l. Malone, Il. steiner, i.
Gray G. Beesley. J. Albright, T..
Perry; chief marshal. 4. J.. Davis; as
sistants. j. Edwards. L. Bradshaw.
-. Hartshorn. Il. Bains; announcers.
Roy Rains. Otto king; custodian OF
prizes, Fred WoodsoD.
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JOPLIN. Aprll c2.-The Joplin Miners
fought an uphill fight against tho Sioux
city club this afternoon but won out 10
10 after tying the score In the seventh.
Loose playing BY both sides was costly.
but this was chiefly due to a cold sun
wind. The count in tho opening series now
stands sioux city 2, Joplin !.
ILn annLn-
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Notes of the Game

The fourth and last game Of the
series is to be played today. Rich
mond for Tulsa and Fuhr or Pal
nero for omaha will be the pitchers.
Umpire Becker handled the game
well. his ball and strike decisions be-
ing very good.
You never can tell" Lee failed
to run out an easy tap TO Billman in
the first inning--and Graham
dropped the toss. Lee would have
beaten It had he run.
Two double steals were made by
the oilers, both resulting In runs.
Larmore and Davis pulled 1t In the
first inning. Bob counting. Tierncy
and Brannon purloined two together
in the eighth. the infielder register
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Catch Ilobbcr SUSPECTS.

Two alleged highwaymen giving
the names OF Kirkwoud and Dob
bins wcro arrested late yesterday
evening In West Tulsa by police off
GERS Bessie Smith was arrested
while she was boarding u north
bound Frisco train n short time pre-
vious by Henry Carmichael. Police
officers believe that the men are
members OF n gang Of robbers who
have beer operating In tho city for
come timo, II Is believed that the
Smith woman acted az n spy and
lookout for the men. All three of
them were turned over to the
county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

Apparatus has been invented to
determine the alcoholic content Of
beverages by volume in n few min
utes almost automatically.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

An electric implement for re-
touching Photographic negatives en-
ables user to do more than twice
as much work as with hand tools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Western dissertation

pEuNrlgUT o.n Nrrf 90 <tUrl
4.o0u fans saw u.nrrut drfyat spring
fi..l in fnr UI.uIIe rUmH uf tho Wet
cru association season hero today. 40 Oh,
@ ln spite ot a hlsh wind The game wa.
well played.
Tho score. R.iI D.
Springfield .......... 600 ono g1o-.5 10
bfuUrlEht ......... .U.g u1a 10 %
battertcs-jones aud Goucz. Wright su,
truth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
THIRD STRAIGHT
WON BY SAINTS
Oklahoma City Again
Loses; Wichita Also
Winner Again.

OKLAHOMA CITY. April 22--St.
Joseph ngain knocked Coyington OF the
mound today scoring II runs In tho first
two innings and winning l3 TO 4. The bat
tluE of Manager kelleher was a feature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Billman Looks Promising.

clyde Billman, making his west
crn league debut. pitched fair
game and showed promising AL
though touched for 10 blows. he
kept them scattered in a majority
Of the innings, aided by splendid
support Billman's side arm delivery
was particularly effective.
For the first time in The series
the Oilers were first to score regis
tering one In the first inning Burke
singled to left and went TO second
when Iarmore beat out bunt to
Schatzmau, IAImore EOins to second.
Bob stole third and scored on con
nolly's safe infield hit
Mason's home run in the second
tied the count, but the oilers made
three in their half Of the same in
ming. With one out. Branuon was
passed and went to second on
Schazman' balk. Biilman walked
Burke flied to Gislason. LsrmOre
walked, filling the bases Davis
crashing double to the center field
wall cleared the sacks, "Nauk" be-
ing caught at third on the throw In.
Omaha made one in the fourth.
Mason tripled to center and counted
on Maullin's single to left.
Weidelrs triple to right and Lees
sacrifice fly brought the Uourkes
within striking distance in the fifth.
Tulsa added one in the sixth.
Maullin threw over Lelivelt on Clevc-
lands grounder, Barney going to
second. Tierney sacrificed. Kopp to
Lelivelt. Cleveland counted on Bran
mons single to left
Win Game In Eighth.
The Oilers made their last two.
and the winning runs. in the eighth.
after two were out Tierney singled to
left. Brannon singled to center.
Tierney stole third. Tierney and
Brannon successfully executed the
double steal, Tierncy scoring. Bran
non going TO second. Blllman's
double TO center counted Brannon
Omaha threatened I'm the ninth.
but fell short two runs of tieing up
the score, MaullIn. first up, was
given free transportation. Hale sim
gled to left. Linglr, batting for Kopp,
grounded out, Billman to Graham.
the runners moving up a base. Gis-
lason struck out. Maullin and Hale
scored on Weidelrs long single TO
left. Donica grounded to Tierney for
the third out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

English engineers have estimated
that the cost Of eloctrifying the
South African railways, which Will
be carried out by stages. will exceed
500. 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.--Hits BY
bancroft Williams snd StenRel, followed
by J Mrlor'H sacrifice ny, constituted an
eighth inning rally that gave Philadelphia
an opening day victory over Brooklyn here
today MoadowH struck out eight. including
Nets who was victim three times. Mayor
Moore throw out the first ball.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
REDS LOSE LONG
GAME TO CHICAGO
Triple in Eleventh In
ming Brings Victory;
Phillies Win.

CUlCAuO. April a1.--BRrber's trips
against tho right field screen with Her
sHN Uu tuHt broke up an II inning game
which chicago won from Cincinnati It
was iho opening game % the National
l.rrNn hurn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Ctuoiuuati
Totals 40 n "a 40

'rwo out when winning run scored.
finuoi fur UubcftAon In sixth.
cincinnati ..............2O goo OOi 900 0o--s
Chicago ................0O 900 OlO aOo ol--4
summary. Runs. pnubett Housh ..
lluck q lletgug, Alexander, errors. korf.
Hucthor 2. rprNert; two-base hits Dau-
bert kuuf. three hsae hit, BARBER. bases
on balls. or Nuothcr 3. Oft Alexander 4.
struck out, by Alexander Z, by Ruathsr :.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
TULSA

Omaha ... o / 0 0 0 o 2-5
Tulsa o.. . / 3 600 p NJ
TWo-hJse hits, Weidoll. Mauilin,
Davis. BiIlman. three base hits. Ma
sou Wcldcll, home runs. Mason.
sacrifice hits, Connolly. Tierney,
Ice; stolen bases, I.lrmore, Davis,
Connolly Tieruoy. Brannon. left on
bases, omaha, Z. Tulsa Z; bases on
balls, off Schatzman 3, Off Bllman
:, struck out. by Schatzman /, by
kopp a, by Billman 3: balk, Schatz-
man, time Of game, one hour, 30
minutes; umpires. Becker and Buck
ley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

WICHITA, Aprll 22.--Andy Norman was
In fIuo form today and held Dos Moines
TO three hits, the Witches winning the
third straight game handily. Beck won
the game with a home run drive with
one ON in the fifth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
BROWNS BEATEN
IN FIRST GAME
Cleveland Scores Easy
Victory; Boston Loses;
Yankees Win.

ST. LOUIS hptlt ga cleveland
fWaupcd ST. Louis In tho opening game
o.. The American league season here to
U.N, winning II 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Games TOddy

Western League.
OMAHA At TULSA.
St Joseph at oklahoma city.
Dcg Noiues 90 Wichita.
Sioux CIV Jt Joplin
Western Association.
Fort Smith at PJwhrsku.
Springfield az luwIEhL
Henry at ONAulgCo.
Enid at Chickasha,
National League.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at boston.
Cincinnati at chicago.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
American Association.
Toledo at Columbus
Louisville at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Milwaukee,
ST. Paul at Minneapolis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
By LARRY DALEY

Harry Krohn Of Akron and Jack
E,r.ps of san Francisco went Is
st-h.ug. sensational rounds go "a
draw last night at Convention hall
Reeves and lSrohn htttcd at top
speed throughout the entire 40 wlu-
.tns Reeves exhibited "a great punch,
bur was ou,boNcd by the whrlwind
krulu Harry frequently landed
CON Reeves without taking one but
when tho latter did hlt. it was
-------LL- u--LN l.r-LrL. f.L-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

& An automatic weighing machine
-br parcel post packages releases The
correct stamps when package is
,aid on plate and a key for its zone
Is pressed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
ABBOTTS WCTORS
IN THIRD GAME
Timely Hitting and Err
rorle S S Fielding
Win Game.

Errorlcss fielding. with timely hit
ting and brilliant base running gave
the Tulsa oilers "a Z TO > victory
over Omaha In the third game OF the
series at McNulty park Although
Omaha made one more hit than the
Ahbotts, the locals punched their
blows. Errors OF the opposition and
smart base running were factors iu
the victory
Earl Schat1man, right hand pitch
or for omaha, lasted only three IN
uings He was nicked for four runs
and as many hits in that time and
gave way To kopp in the fourth.
Charley was little better. though ne
held the oilers runlcss and hiilcss in
the fourth and sixth Held Boo leash
thoS" two frames. the homcliugs got
to his offerings for three runs and
five hits In the sixth, seventh and
eighth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Gahan Makes Bout Fast.

Gcd Gahan refereed the main
event and his splendid officiating
contributed in no little measure 10
tho clean and fast bout.
Kid Spack, Tulsa ncwsboy.
showed he packed a wallop when ho
stopped Battling Burke. also of
Tulsa, in the first round. Burke
landed only oE&, on Spack. and took
a beating until the go was stopped
by the referee to save him punish
ment.
Young Flcek and Mickey Riley,
two inexperienced hut willing Tulsa
lghtweiEhts drew in siN-round
bout
Bobby Burns and Mickey Riley,
classy Dallas boxers made great
hit with their vaudeville skit. put
ting il over, over here" Burns gave
an athletic demonstration and Riley
delighted the fans with three songs.
They boxed four fast rounds
Larry Daley refereed the prclim-
inaries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

summary nuns, pleon. konctchys Whrtl
bancroft Williams J. Miller .; errors
Pfoffer. Meadows, two base hits Ronetohy.
Stengol double play Ward TO Olson bases
on balls, of Pfeffer I. Off Meadows J..
struck out, by Pfoffer 1, By Meadows q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

George Greek" Brown. slugging
middleweight, who lost to Battling
prtega in great 1j-round bout here
In the winter, yesterday challenged
The winner Of last nights bout "a few
hours before ring time and both
boys accepted.
Brown and George chip former
worlds middleweight champion,
fought sensational 2O-rouud go at
Now Orleans Monday night chip
getting the decision by a shade.
The next go will be held here some
time in May, according to Promoter
Eddie Matthias.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

lHarvey Thorpe Of Kansas city and
charley Stapp OF 81. Louis have been
matched for l0-round scrap to be
NE main event Of a show to be given
- Concordia. Kan. May Is.
DICK Griffin, who boxed Harry
tiennessey In North Kansas city
Monday night, has gone to Fort
Worth, Texas whore hc win box
April 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

An Indiana inventor claims TO got
more power out Of his water whsol
with blades alternately curved to the
left and right than with straight
hladed wheel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

WASHINGTON April 22-washington
ouonCd the baseball season at home today
by defeating Boston, to q. In the pres
crce OF a record crowd. including many
high guvornmcut officials. Vice President
Marshall tossed out the first ball and
Secretary Daniels, In center field. assist ed
IT, n fug-raising ceremony.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
The Turf
utNitE DE GRACE.
Nrstprtln,s krsults

FIRST race. four furiongs. careful. (Kel.
r.Nl ufst' Cullinnn. pieynesl Hecond ,
NuouN. Madeline Lillian. Quocn Ot
II.NJH Hlru ran
s.,oui race sts furlorss-uact nay.
ttuuIyD FIRST roultney. tButkrb second
a. ,hic Alexander tMorrisl thitd. rlme
~ 80 lhojudcn Hasty Cora. Turduatu.
ale Fancy rarRacOn. ionestelle also
It,tj race five and one half furiongs.-
l.t Wilson, tHustonl fitst. Ace Of Accs
'Nuo Os Gnti,u Caruao. Link 10y. cal
..Ii. Eastern Glow. shenandoah Hello
l'idnct a. 4 Grayson Phantom Eair ttot
O. Dot lotslnit, Foreclosure also ran.
Dtludo ntst Wood Violet tZoolierl sec
uud, War Machine, tMcCHbel thitd Time.
g., o"sam'te Hong hons. Major pomu.
rth race six tutlongs-Day Duo.
'huh) iuW, Midnight sun RodfiquoE)
..,aud, llDMtHh. tkummcp third. flme.
% 30. ileNWi,k. War Mask. ballast also
sAht race. mile and 70 Yards Sam,
l."'iletl second broom Peddlcrt Mufrial
uird Timc. 10 Mistress Polly. Veto.
Seventh race. mile and shtecnth-
tharcs Francis. UayucsJ OrHt. H,fsy.
Nin'pe) second kofiHh, tHunD third.
tfcttc. Christie. Ak Gotk padug Edith
"auman. CABBAGE. Margory also ran.
Entries To-day.
FIRST race four mrlongs -nslocrest.
no, Two rair. iiG. JacqueI. iIO, Roy a.,
no, rallacy, il5, bees Neat ia. Uloom'
~ 10 supc, woman. ii3, rige ia.
second race HiX fuflnuEa Harry Nj
Stevens, mo, Dunsandel l0p Old Sinner
CAPT Evans. 100. Nistake. lie. Amaze
10y, Ttack star ios, Echo A.. III. MARK
vest l0A. Mhito Haven ~, short
ann, 1Qt, Far East, 1O4. nomintutssn iO4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

NEW YORK, April 22.--Jack Red
dy, 81, Paul boxing promoter. was
here today and signed clap Tumcr,
indian light heavyweight, for a 10
round bout with Tob Gibbons at ST.
raul the early part Of next month.
Iteddy said he expected to get Glib
buns consent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

Joe Borrell, sensational young
Philadelphia wcltCrweight, under
the management Of Joseph Griffo, Is
TO invade the west this summer and
would like TO box In Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

- Ih'lt lhlhF1G Gl''t ANlhA ~ W o.. f't
Teams from Jcuks, Sand Syringe,
Colliusville. G1onpuul BNby. Spcrry,
OWassa, Red Fork, 1urlcy and Beth
cl Union are entered In the gradh
school competition.
Events Today.
The grade school meet IS To be
held this afternoon and the nigh
school meet tomorrow Following
IS the list OF events In the grade
school meet.
100, boys under so pounds, so
yard dash; i:l0, girls under 70
pounds. 5O-yard dash. 100, girls
under 100 pounds, 75 yard dash;
1880, girls over 90 pounds. 7b-yard
dash. lao, girls under 90 pounds.
6O-yard dash. 1:4O. boys l.Adsf 100
pounds (unlimited), high jump,
1850, boys, unlimited. 100-yard DASH
90, boys, unlimited, shot put. 2; ;Ob,
girls under 90 pounds. caging baa-
ketball; 2:lO, girls under 10 pounds.
baseball throw; 2;lb, boys under 100
pounds. three-legged race. 20 yards.
2:25, boys, unlimited. pole vault;
2:30, girls over 30 pounds. basket
ball throw; 235. boys, unlimited.
discus throw; 2:A5. teachers, 100
yard race. 2:j5, boys. under so
pounds (unlimitedD, broad jump;
800, girls over 90 pounds, basket
ball relay; 3:10, girls, under 10
pounds, relay 200 yards $50 yards
oach). $40, girls. under 90 pounds,
relay. 2i0 yards GO yards cachl.
$3.50, girls over 30 pounds, relay. 900
yards (5j yards each); 3:i0, boys,
under so pounds. relay. 200 yards
$50 yards startawayD. 3:50, bOsl.
under 100 pounds, relay, 300 yards.
G75 yards startaway); $500, boys,
unlimited, relay. 900 yards 600
Yards gtDf'tnWay)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

NEW YORK, April 22.--Johnny
frItf!ths, crack Akron weltorT eight
who is to meet Willie Ryan of New
brunswick, y, J., in l2-rouudcr at
Akron, May S,was today signed 70
battle Jack Brlttou 3 rounds 20 n
decision at Akron on Memorial day
afternoon.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-12-24
RECIPROCAL POSTAL RATES
Negotiations of Postal Treaties Pro
vidino for Reciprocal Domestic
Postage Rates May Be Eff
fectiVe in 1921.

WASHINGTON Negotiations OF postal
treaties providing for reciprocal do
mestic postage rates in letters, postal
cards and printed matter between the
United tates and the countries or
South and Central America, Mexico
and Spain, was announced at the con-
clusion of a meeting of the governing
board of advisory committee on inter-
national parcel post.
The treaties are to take effect as
rapidly after Jan. 1 as they are rati-
fled by the several signatory counsels-
tates and that letters and postal
cards shall be sent from the United
States to the signatory countries at
the prevailing rate in the United
States and that letters and posal
cards shall be sent from the sigma
tory countries at the domestic rate in
effect in those countries.
The new rates will supplant the
present international postal rates,
making the rates between the United
States and the signatory countries,
and between those countries and the
United States, after ratification Of the
treaties as follows: Letters. two
cents an ounce or fraction thereof;
postal cards. one cent per card, and
printed matter, one cent per four
ounces of weight.