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Evening star., 1920-11-18
WINTER LEAGUE OPENS.
Florida Base Ball Circuit to PLAY
Eighty-Four Games.

TAMPA, Fla, November 1S.-Flori-
da's West Coast Winter League will
open today. although Tampa fans have
not raised the funds for their club.
The other three clubs are thoroughly
organized and a team of league play
ers wintering here will open the
league for Tampa on their own initia
tive, pending action Of fans today or
tomorrow. Tampa plays at Tarpon
Springs and Sarasota will play at st.
Petersburg.
A schedule of eighty-four. games
Will be played. ending in February. A
half dozen major leagues, a dozen
class double A and class A league
players will form the bulk of the
strength of the clubs. who recruit for
other players among the lesser minor
leagues.
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GRIFFIN SETS DUCKPIN
MARK WITH 1872 GAME

Smashing records has become pop
ular pastime with District duckpin
bowlers Hap BURNER set the best
game mark at 1Ss on Monday. but Joe
'iriflin raised the limit last night with
:, ten-frame score of 1872. Playing in a
friendly match on the Recreation
drives. Griffin opened with a rush by
recording four consecutive strikes. He
followed with spares in the fifth sixth
and seventh boxes and after two breaks
spared again in the tenth.
After the match. Griffin borrowed the
wooden spheres for use in the several
leagues to which he belongs. His rec
ord score follows:
COX COX S9x i09x 1919 144z 1917 165
114 1927. Strikes. spares
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DUNN is NOT WORRIED;
ALL ORIOLES SIGNED UP

BALTIMORE. November 1s.-With
virtually his entire team signed up
the same players who won the cham
pionship OF the international League
for the Orioles the last two seasons
and the interleague series with the
St Paul American Association club
this fall-Jack Dunn. manager OF the
Baltimore club. is not worrying
about next years base ball problems.
His team very probably will train at
Goldsboro, N. c., next spring, it was
understood today. if some improve
ments he desires in the clubhouse are
made.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
ALL "BIG TEN" ELEVEN
PICKED BY IOWA COACH

IOWA CITY. Iowa. November 1s.-
Coach Howard Jones OF the Iowa
University foot ball team today gave
out list Of players eligible. in his
opinion. for an all-conference eleven
as follows
Left end-Carney, Illinois.
Right end-Belding. Iowa.
Right tackle-Slater, Iowa
Left tackle-Huffman. Ohio State
Right guard-Mohr. Illinois.
Left suard-McGuire, Chicago.
Center-Depler. Illinois,
Quarterback--A. Devine, Iowa.
Right halfback-Williams Indiana.
Left halfback = Stinchcomb. Ohio
State.
Fullback-crangle Illinois.
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the massed weight Of the Blue and
White. Once Burke, the Western
quarterback. essRyed q try for goal
from the 20-yard Line, but the drop
kick against the wind drifted to the
left and fell short
with his T-tackle dashes. end
sweeps. running back Of kicks aud e1-
cellent defensive work. Burke was
the outstanding player of the engage
ment. His perferma noe was the most
brilliant In the series this season.
conard. right end. and Dawson, half
back also starred for Western Har-
riman ut center always was prominent
in attack and defense. Lamberton and
Roberts in the line aud Krupp. full
I ack. were the only Central boys who
stood out.
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Belgian Billiard Wizard
Uses Much. P atched Cue

NEW YORK, November IS
EdOuaFd HOremans, Belgian bill
lizard vvixnrd. >yh0 arrived here
yesterday to arrange cham
pfOnship match with Willie
Hoppe, brought with HIM his
pet 'patrhed" cue. with which
he won nearly all his European
contests.
Ii has been repaired. spliced
and sSvaddled with adhesive
tape seven times. Belgium.
France and Holland have fur
nished various pieces OF wood
in making 1t the composite cue
II Ii today. Horemans intends
to use 1t In NIL his matches in
this country.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
HAL CHASE BALKS.
Will Not Respond Voluntarily to
Grand Jury Indictment.

LOS ANGELES, November 1S.-Hal
Chase, former major league first base
man, will not respond voluntarily TO
the Indictment issued against him by
Chicago grand jury III connection
with it's inquiry into alleged base ball
crook edness. he said today.
Pressure of business interests will
prevent him from going unless he is
extradited, Chase said. Il am planning
to go into business" he added.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
BRADLEY HILLS CLUB
TO HOLD OPEN SHOOT

Trap gunners will shoot for big
game Saturday afternoon, when the
Bradley Hills Gun Club holds its
final tourney of the year. Six ten
pound turkeys will be offered as
prizes. The shoot. which will start at
l o'clock, calls for 100 sixteen-yard
targets. The tourney, an open af-
fair. Will have an entrance fee of
81, including the cost of the targets.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Harvard lO-4 Favorite;
No Yale Money in Sight

CAMBRIDGE, Mans.. NOven-
her 1S.-Harvard supporters are
SO confident of victory over iaie
in the Bowl Saturday that tney
are Offering bets mt 10 to 4. Win
the Crimson eleven the favorite.
Even Ut these odds there are
few takers In sight. although
there In plenty of Harvard mon
ey waiting.
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Make Plans for Yankees.

NEW YORK, November 1s-SelHc-
tion OF site for winter training
grounds and other "family matters"
were on the program at a conference
Of owners and managers and scouts
of the New York American League
base ball club here late today. II
was indicated that several strong
players from other teams would be
brought into the Yankee fold.
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TIGERS LOSE BUT THREE
OF THEIR 1920 ELEVEN

PRINCETON. n. j.. November rs
Princeton is looking forward to the
prospects for next years foot ball
team with confidence. II should be
superior to even the 1920 aggrega-
tion if material means anything. OF
the men on the varsity, only three
are lost through graduation. Davis
at emil. Capt. Callahan at center and
Joe ScheeFer at fullback. Many
strong varsity reserves also will be
back
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RUTH LlNGERS IN CUBA.
Sluggs Signs for Ten More Games
on Wet Island.

HANA!,A. November 1S.-Babe Ruth.
the champion home run hitter. who
recently finished playing series Of
games here with the New York
Giants. has been signed with n local
promoter for ten more games In this
city. During the contests in which
he figured during his first series here
capacity crowds gathered at the base
ball park. the enthusiasts having but
one ambition-to see Rabe hit the
ball out Of the park.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Cue Tourney Starts Monday.

Play in the annual District pocket
billiard championship tournament
will begin at o'clock Monday night
at Grand Central Palace. Three cash
prizes and diamond studded cham
pionship trophy will be at stake En-
tries Will close Monday with the
Grand Central Palace management.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
PICK MEN TO PLAY j. S.
Brooks, Patterson and Wood ON
Australian Team for Davis
Cup Matches.

LONDON. November 1s-A dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph from Mel
bourne says that Norman F. Brookes
Gerald l. Patterson and Pat OHara
Wood will play against the American
team for the Davis cup. the interna-
tional lawn tennis trophy.
The dispatch adds that r. w. Heath
or >. D. Hawkes. will I'LL the fourth
place on the Australian team.
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Ritola to Run for Title.

NEW YORK. November 1s.-Wl-
liam Ritola. crogs-country Finnish
runner, who won the A. 4. u hill
and dale race at Van Cortlandt Park
last Saturday. will compete for senior
championship honors in the race Sat
urday in Boston,
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ANNUAL HOPKINS GAME
MAY BE DISCONTINUED
Protest of Baltimore Institution May Lead to
Existing Conditions Are Cleared Up.
BY II. c. BYRD.

LETTER acknowledgment the made by Johns
~ Hopkins Roy Maryland ulba
will be Hopkins
No further will be taken by Maryland authorities until
Thanksgiving when the be played II possible ta
Hopkins
existing
uame
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Schwartz to Quit Turf.

NEW YORK. November 1S-Morton
J. Schwartz. owner OF prominent thor
oughbreds on tracks in this vicinity, has
decided TO retire from the turf He will
sell his entire string of horses. inc'ud-
i,g such winners as Enfilade. Auda-
cious and Care Free.
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MAN O. WAR WILL NOT
BE PUBLIC STALLION

NEW YORK. November 18.-Man O.
War. the superhorse, will not become
public stallion, as was recently an
nounced by his owner. Samuel Riddle.
but will be turned over to Walter NJ
Jeffords. who will breed him only to his
own mares. This announcement today
caused disappointment to many well
known breeders.
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Stecher Throws Llnow.

CHARLESTON. S. c., November IS
Joe Stecher. world champion wrestler,
defeated Ivan Linow last night,
throwing him with a body scissors
and armlock in one hour and eighteen
minutes
Evening star., 1920-11-18
g. U. Sophomores Ahead.

freshmen, to 0. in the annual inter-
class foot ball battle at Georgetown
University yesterday. Connolly made
the touchdown in the first period.
Malaney kicked the goal.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Davis Cup Team Sails.

VICTORIA. B. c.. November 1s.-
Members Of the American Davis cup
team sailed yesterday for New Zea
land. where they will attempt to win
the trophy. William T. Tilden, ir..
Philadelphia. world singles cha mpion.
who is member OF the team. is gain
ing rapidly in form. although he has
not entirely recovered from a recent
Evening star., 1920-11-18
LAWYER DENIES CICOTTE.
TO BE STATES EVIDENCE

DETROIT. November I8.--Daniel +.
Cassidy, attorney for Eddie Cicotte, de-
MES published reports that the former
White Sox pitched has agreed to turn
states evidence when the men indicted
by the Cook county grand jury in the
recent base ball inyestiga tion are tried
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Sectional Grid Titles
HARVARD IN YALE GAME
MUST OUTDO PRINCETON
Illinois Can Mess Up big Ten Matters by Beat.
ing Ohio State California and Stanford
Meet for Coast Championship.
BY WALTER CAMP.

EW YORK November 18Saturday will far in decd
the final standing of the the
Harvard and Princeton having Cambridge Princeton
Yale 20 0the struggle
to give Yale beating than did Princeton.
On the other hand Yale hope-and thing
beyond possibitys defeat would
Whether the
depends entirely play
ddeyelo tnf attach
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Chicago A. A. Names Director.

CHICAGO. November 1S.-Samuel H.
rDoc.'D Darwent has been appointed
physical director of the Chicago Ath-
letic Association to succeed Martin A.
Delaney. who recently was appointed
general manager. Darwent has been
assistant to Delaney for seven years.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
A. A. to Combine Meetings.

CHICAGO. November 1s.-Instead
of holding two winter meetings, the
American Association win transact it's
affairs in one, President Hickey has an
nounced. The combined business and
schedule meeting will be held here
February Is.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Aloysius Runners Train.

Aloysius barriers are preparing for
the South Atlantic cross country
championship run to be held in Balti-
more on Thanksgiving day. The
North Capitol street ciubmen will
have ~ least five veteran mixers in
th'Ir team.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
viii Be Decided Saturday Maryland to Stand Pot Macke
WESTERN TIES CENTRAL,
SPRINGING BIG SURPRISE

q UPRISING ardent Westerns puky little
played Centrars bulky sandsil
the high school foot ball championship
Pleasant dun Despite weight and
big Blue
the determined other
Of Rock
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Game for Central Reserves.

Central High Schools reserve eleve n
will play the Senate Props in the
Central stadium on Saturday after
noon. The game will start 1T =
o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Tigers Trade Ellison

DETROIT, November 18.-Bert Ell
lison. Tiger infielder. has been traded
to the San Francisco club of the Pa
cific Coast League for Pitcher Cole.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
DOWN THE ALLEYS
MARINE CORPS LEAGuE.

IOtals.. III 4B3 413 Totals. 4Oo 40
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
HIDE CONSTABLE
FROM ANGRY MOB
Negro Who Shot f. Mount
Is Captured and Taken
From County.

sAPULPA. Aug Jerry Win
for "A negro constable Of Depew.
who shot and Killed I'd Mount
Thursday night AT Dcpcw, was cap
turod here last night AZ the Frisco
station hy Deputy VI l.. Bowman
and Policeman Joe Cox. The negro
was taken to the cnurthouse and
kept until car could he procured
ot take him ont ~ the county Tie
was rushed out of Creek county by
the officers. who had q report that
- mob ~ angry white men was com
iug ~ SHpulpH from Depew. Win
ford was caught whom he Rnt off n
oklahoma City train and boarded a
train that was bound for Texas,
Tho killing occurred az Depew NJ
midnight Thursday night. IL Is re
ported that ed Mount was atanding
on the platform Of tho railway. sta
ton In company with two women
and that they We're drinkirgs They
had a Iug OF "choc' with them. win.
ford, who had been appointed con
stable that day, walked up to Mount
aud Knocked the jug out OF hi,
hands. Witnesses state that when
Mount asked the negro why he did
IT, WinfOrd drew HIS gun and shot
Mount, killing him Instantly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
CHRISTENSEN WILL
.SPEAK FOR SUFFS
Arrives in Nashville to
Take Stump in Favor
Of Amendment.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug a.
Farley ~ Christensen ~ Utah.
farmer. labor candidate Tor the
presidency arrived here today 10 aid
the cause ~ woman suffrage io
will speak tomorrow afternoon ON
tho amendment at tho local labor
temple Nj ChriatonHon oXpro Iscd
the bclirf that the present was the
most crucial moment IN tho history
of the cause.
Hr 1Id D., proposed 90 aid n by
showing the real enemies arc rcnc'
tiouary leaders NJ the democratic
and republican parties VINO n They
mink they can afford. ho declared.
viii d.tst, ratification by the Zen
ucss,. lcglplpturo
Nj DhristcuHcu challenged both
Gotr,uur CuN aud SouIpr Harding
10 show Their sincerity by either
coming nero IN person or sending
their representative national chair
men here to ask their pnttisana in
The aggregate Co vote VA accordance
With the platform of the party or
quit The party altogether
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
PAPER CLOTHING
MAY BE IN VOGUE
Commerce Department
Has Ordered Samples
From German Houses.
WEAPON ON HIGH COST
May Become Popular in Fight
10 Lower Prices; Created
Sensation in Britain.

: a wAsHINGTON. Aug. Paper
auits. much iu vogue in Germany
and Augtril. soon viii make their lp.
pearanco So tho United Stutcs and II
Anquirica 60 the department uf com
ncrcc can be taken as an indica
tion Of the probable demand they
may become even moro popular iu
The lower cost Of lviug campaign
than was the lowly overall u short
tlmc ago.
cable orders for samples of the
suits have been dcspWched by tho
department of commerce. Il was Hu-
bounced today and when the
samples arrive they will be dis.
played In the departments offices
located I'm all important cities ~ the
country
Explaining it's orders for tho
samples, tho department issued thia
etntcmcnt.
This action was taken because ~
the wide interest created by the pub
iicntion OF a recent dispatch from
England Tint u large quantity ~
such suits were on display IN Eng.
lsh stores
Tho bureau Of domestic and
foreign commerce has received
many inquiries from interested part
les IN the United StatcA. II is under
stood the suits are supposed 10 ro-
tail about 90 cents each
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
BIG PLURALITY
GIVEN HARRElD
coNrrNusp FROM PACE ONE

coNrfNUED FROM PAGE ONE.
ters in this city that the election
laws and election machinery OF
oklahoma were made for democrats
and that republican candidates
should be conscious Of their great
privilege in being permitted TO run
or Nave their votes counted az all.
Beyond tho fact that j. w. Har-
rcld has been nominated by hand
some plurality that may possibly
run Into clear majority over all,
hut little can he learned about the
republican contest. other candi-
dates as far as known conceded the
nomination OF Harreld who has al
ready begun laying plans for tho
most aggressive republican campaign
ever conducted In the state.
Iic today gave out statement
thanking his friends for their sup
port, declaring that he will make
his campaign on the platform Of the
republican party and declaring MS
confidence In his election In Novem-
ber Tho statement In fun follows.
"Considening that have had only
little over thirty dnys 20 cover the
entire state and that I have kept
strictly within the limit OF the law
as 60 expenditures, my nomination
is very gratifying. n is due entirely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
"TIZ" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz" for tender, puffed-
up, burning, calloused
feet and corns.

People who are forced TO stand on
their feet all day know what sore.
tender, sweaty, burning feet mean.
They use "Tiz," and "Tiz" cures
their feet right up. 1t keeps feet in
perfect condition. "Tizv Is the
only rcmedy In the world that draws
out all tho poisonous exiidatiops
which puff up the feet and cause
tender, sore. tired, nching feet. IL
instantly stops the pain in corns.
callouscs and buntons. It's simply
glorious. An! how comfortable your
feet feel after using TIL" You'll
never limp or draw up your face
In pain. Your shoes won't tighten
and hurt your feet.
Get box OF TIE" now from any
druggist. Just think! a whole years .
foot comfort for only few cents.
Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
TIRE FACTORY Is
NOW IN OPERATION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
tor mtll II emcrpcs as tho finished
product To many Of them the plant
was u revelation ana the prediction
was freely made that within a fcN
thort years the plant would become
Tulsa'e most Important industrial
eutcrprlFo.
\ Pennington ia the general
maungcdr Of the plant. lie Is said 20
bo ono OF the greatest rubber experts
In the country, having been hsso
clltcd with tho industry for the past
rs years lie stated Saturday that hc
accepted tho position of manager Of
the local plant because IN his 1ddg
incnt the product IS certain 10 meet
nll ho requirements OF tho autpmo-
hllc industry. which insured the un.
qualified success Of ,hc undertaking
IGc anys that h. subjected the tree tn
every possible test before deciding 10
become Identified with the com
pany.
In addition To- the Tulsa plant the
COMPANY has purchnscd factory
building at kittnanning. Pa. which
H. now heiug equipped with rua-
chinery and which will he turning
out tNbfN Nv NuNFHlNff y. I ne tHAl
crn trade viii be supplied from this
piint a site for n plant to supply
tho demands OF the Pacific coast
uude has been purchased nj Bur-
bank. Cal. and work on the huild-
ing will he tart,d this fail. The trade
nctween the sissisSinm river md
Rocky mountains will be supplied
from the parent nl1nt at Tulsa 1'ht
main nfflcts OF tho company will b'
maintained here.
Until today tho company has ex
pended no money In advertising Va
product, but from now ON the msrit'
Of the tube viii be told TO tho peo'
ple OF oklahoma through the me
dlum Of the press. Rualncss will be
confined strictly 10 oklahoma until
the trade demand In this stat" II
met and then one by one the other
southwestern states win he opened
up. H. r.. Gu'hrcy IL the sales man
ager for Oklahoma. The company
does not expect to break into tho
north until some time next year.
Officers OF tho comnany are NJ,
e. Hple president; w T. Robertson
secretary. c. u, .portcr, treasurer
Directors, NJ. G. Hals, j. VI, Glover
c " Porter. George II Hack Cass
A. Mayo, c, w Day and II II Nc
Fam,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
CARS IN DENVER
WILL RUN TODAY
coNrINrEp rnOM rAaE oNn

night, white the remainder were at
the city auditorium awaiting orders,
American Legion members patrolled
the outskirts OF the city. Lonk lines
Of motor cars filled with policemen
armed with sawed off shot guns and
rifles we're mobilized at the city hall.
Mayor Bailey appealed to citizens to
keep Off down town streets.
There had been no disturbances
all DIV and authorities considered
they had the situation well In hand.
The exact time OF the arrival of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

TO the voluntary. unselfish work OF
my friends. many Of whom | have
never s'en. Their confidence in me
Is not misplaced shall strive to
merit their continued approval
"The amusing thing about this
campaign has been the persistent ef-
fort OF the democratic press OF IN
state to class me as a radical. predi- :
eating that charge upon one act OF
my life. In this latter day, rad
ical is any person who differs from
you In your views upon public qnes-
tions IL 10 stand four-square Tor
fair r-piay makes OF NE radical,
then I am one and proud OF IT. My
position on the league OF nations,
taken by me at a time when my own
marty had not declared itself there-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
To save on
clothes you
must act

THIS clearance event isn't going to
Il last very much longer. The way
clothes are selling makes that sure.
We want to urge our friends to come
now and benefit by the clear saving
of 25 per cent that any man can see
for himself. Buy for fall while this
important saving is in effect. Sale
prices are $41.25 and up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

300 troops which icr Camp Funs-
ton. kans.. at 2.SO O'Clock this morn.
ina was unknown Whippct tanks,
hihd grenadcs one poundors. firing
shrapnei shells and sawed off shot
guns are being brought 20 Denver
by thtse troops
Colonel G. 9, Ballou. In command
II federal troops here. this after
naen refused to permit striking train
men 20 gather at 5:30 O'Clock to
vots finally calling of the strike On
the lines Of the Denver Tramway
he forbade the meeting because he
considered " unwise 10 permit 30
many men ~ gather AT the han az
that hour of the evening