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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-14
\ TALK TO TIE BOY.


Come hoy. a. your dad. lot me tel
you fUmo things
~ the man WIN bowed me gs Ia
loving you.
For thu heart hu, pendulum heavy.
that swings
~" forward and back as 40 pend
luins de-
And t'nighI mine has SWUNG f1r away
tu the time
When your dad had dl3 iu.t "r
yen have, my ON
a dad Ia Whose arms WIS N,'.uH, O..
climb
When h.. day Boo the ,u.n n.b o.
mraduw was done.
crcpt into arms that were I.uryr
my Ind.
Aud his hand--O 900 tuud,l a,."
harder than m.r'.-
For the world hns l,ron stern wi,h ,hc
dad 90 our dul
Yet would that my G U.ru 800.
gentle and fine
~ the one roughly ,.l .a that hul'
uf his.
That llyishly gy, uf its strength iuI
the one
Who shelters sou now. Anl my pray.
crs burden IL
That you may ihut thus u yoJ
father my son.
what I've gained have gained --his
IA, heavier cost.
lie IN embryo held an the things
have done.
flui fear vaguely tur-iAcro a'
some things I've lust
That sadly diminish the triumph m1
SON.
81 lic close. l.'il, man -'h'rc.s .n l.ul.
W. know
Except that | lny, sou aud you gI'
love. i'.
And IN suil, with content that yuII
loving ne sl.
Ana ic glad IN thgt love, as uy d1.
used To- be-.
--suiElunl GILLIAN
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Tho pirrinn Clnh IN Alrri

Tho r.yIan club wl, meet ob
thursday afternoon at tire, u,iu.h
.i'h AIR NiLlU Hoy,'. mo Ty!I
tr,ct II is urged that all mrahcr
fy present.
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WIN thr IIr.l Christian Church.

'f0lH So O. VIII meet with Mrs
Earl curry. lgul Harrison Strp,'
"Wednesday December d.. al geo
circle 81" 2. wiIl meet with Mrs. I.,..
liivne 1000 iul, Street Wednesday
''i,ruI'r, December 18TH. 40 s3r
,'olNck.
cirlr 81 .. win meet with Mri
Allen benson, NUl TAYLOR Stree.
"wednesday afternoon. December 18th
40 290 O'Clock.
'iIclc ~. !, viii meet with Mrs. Jack
Burgess, GA "Wednesday afternoon. DE.
,Whrr 18Th. ut $50 O'Clock.
Circle so p, will meet with Mrs
Eager en- wednesday afternoon. De.
omh.r 18Th. 90 s.3o O'Clock.
Circl" No &. win meet with Mrs i. u
Grroniul, 1905 Van BURN street.
Wednesday December 18th. NJ use
l'cluck.
II b. urged that there be- run M.
"rdan0c at an II the meetings.
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Sorlal Note, and Personal Mention.

Mrs cHX ana little daughter. Martha
.ouisu. 81, Dallas. TcNaa. viii h. the
uc,ts ~ Dr. and Mrs j Il. Wrathcr
turing the holidays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-14
Auction Sale at Smiths.
Members oi Philharmonic Club EMO!
delightful Meeting.

The philharmonic club met W'si''
dny afternoon at $50 ~ home ot Mr.
]. 7. Crumc. 2Olo Polk street Mrs. ID
u. Holland and Mrs. Crumc were joint
businesses ~ thu afternoon and the ful
Towing splendid program was rendered
French Music
I.,adcr--Mrs Woodruff
Roll Call-Womcn Musicians ri
France.
Paper. "Hricf History ~ Music ~
Ffahcv"- Mrs Glenn.
Sketch Dubuisl-M Mrs. Martini
Trio. Ave Maria" tGounodi-Mrs
Thomson. Mrs. Roberts. Mrs cole.
Lolita" tChaminado,- Lanham
Trio from Marie Madeline tAlasscnct
Mrs. Duke Mrs. Tandy, Mrs. WI
liams
Arabcsquc No. Dcbussyl-Mrs
Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-14

Mr.. Grady Nonlrs leit Sunday &.
California. where o., Will spend th
Christmas holidays with his mother.
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COMMITTEE
TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

\ Joint meeting OF the C.ty bs d..
aisn committee aud th. auditorium
committee uf the Bolrl ot civ D..
y'lopmout win be- hold tomorrow night
at $50 oolopk at the city udl a.
this meeting the possible site ana
plans Tor the municipal auditorium
N,il BE- discussed
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Auction Sale at Smiths.
Men 10 Entertain Women.

The mems class viii entertain IN,
womcns class uf the First Christian
Church sunday School ~ a banquet h.
the church parlors al ESQ o'clock
Thursday evening The men and wumcr
had a siX weeks contest some time ago
the former hcing the loser Alien vii
bc walters, and the women are looking
forward tu a real enjoyable time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-14

VI mi NU. J. 9. phIlIIpl NJ r
o,a. E.u Viii mcnd tee holidays g.
NU1.'.IU. quests q Nr. and Mrs s
Never Nra rhill.p. who VIII o.,
n''iD,l Ha Niis Euih Never d"
Nia ,.,; arrived this morning NJ
'uiilps is 'sp,.tol o. uriy, nest
.,fk
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10 EnicrtnIn New Nrnr,, Eve

The young peoples class 81 the sun.
lny Schoul uf tho First Christian
'hurch. together with the Senior chris.
ian Eud'uyor So,ic,y. viii give New
Gears Eve party saturday. December
.. according Co present plans. Il is
Nucrt,d that different groups win ar.
anrv stunts
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Auction Sale at Smiths.
Last Bu,incss meeting III Year 60 h
Held b, buchanan street Ncihud',i
Nis,ionar, SuriftA,

The members 81 IA, WomIn's Mi
si,uary So,i,ty of the l;urhHulu stree
Mcthodisi church win meet this afici
unun NJ three O'Clock in Oh" rh irr' CO..
u.N tor IA. las, business meeting 81 tE
year. !, is urEcd that al member. co.
tend
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Auction Sale at Smiths.
Warrant, lhaI,


Fred " Madison iu i \. Nail. III :
black 20. Glynwool Addition. consider
ton $3.50
T. L.. I"nnison o. l.. I. whittier
lnd.is let .. blp,k no. plemon4 Addi
f'on. consideration $3.50
Ok. w. Mastrr,son ir. tn i. G. E,,h
IN !. block 20. S,n Iariitp Adlitiu'
I consideration $500
Transfer.
", W. Blackburn to standard Scat
Land Association. Ia, .. block ~ Fail
Addition. com Liberation 81 500
on. Patrick H. STANDARD S,uth Ian.
Ais"'iaiinn. luts q and =. hlorh . "a
flcInuns Addition. consideration $1,000
81. Is. Gilvin Ia United savings Bans
lot :, block is3S. Plemons Addition
consideration 81 zoo.
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SUNDil SCHOOL REPORTS.
Thr Round nolrn OInh 10 Mrrl.

Tho Round Dozen Club viii meet with
Mrs l.. a. K"cE. 1905 Harrison street.
Tuesday uiun""u at tire, u'olnck. IL
= requested that 40 members Dee pre-.
'ut.
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The Ruth Iinild.

The Ruth Guild of the Central Pre-
Iyicrinn church, met Yesterday cN,t
Ink at u',lu,k In the church anuc>
with splendid attendance and au ntri
cstlng and delightful program was u
iuycd
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iicctlng II belle nrnnctis Postponed

The mpotiuL at the H,llr Bennett
Visionary Society of th" rult Sw,t
i'thodisj Church which was To- hay,
ocn held ur Wednesday has toof
lustp. uul after The Christine.
IuldlN4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
BOOSTERS START
WORK TOMORROW
Thirty Players Report to
Jack Coffee; Jack Is
After Pitcher.

DIES MONIES. March l3.-Thlty
players under contract to the B,g
Moinos Western league club ha.e
been ordered TO report here .r
spring training next Monday.
Manager Jack Coffey has been
work ing the past few days and VIII
get down to real business this wonA
lie IL trying to sort out the athletes
picking the goats from the sheep. as
II were, and may not have all 'he
men under contract report here. The
.ocal club has never signed so many
youngsters and has never had so
many recommended to it.
In all. between % and 30 athletes
probably will report next week fo
work out under the discerning eye OF
the local manager. Some OF then,
probably will not last more than q
week. for the Des Moines officials
will not want so large a squad for
very long and only the most prom
isiug OF the players will be kept for
any great length Of time.
Manager Coffcy is looking for
pitchers and outficlders especially
lie IL fairly well fortified with In.
fielders. or will be when Seattle re-
leases "A shortstop to the Boosters IN
part payment for Bruce Hartford. u,
no good third basemaE develops
from among the youngsters, a deal
may be made with Wichita for
"Runt" MARI, who finished the 1912
season here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
ENID TO BUILD PLANT
Splendid Park 20 I'o Erected There
We'll Known Baseball Men
In Enid Association.

Extensive plans for the coming
season are being made by the Enid
Baseball association of the Western
association. Mcssrs Ted WarinG and
Al Wise. team manager and business
manager respectively, and \, T.
Griffin. an architect OF Enid were
in Tulsa Yesterday. where thev in
spected McNulty park. \ similar
playing field is 10 be erected a.
Enid under the direction OF Mr..
Griffith.
Tho park Is To he three blocks
within tho business district and will
ho modern IN every detail Tho
club houses will be under the grand
stand
The personnel OF the Enid Base
ball association includes leading
business and professional men of
that city. several Of whom are well
known In professional baseball cir
cles, The officers, In addition to
Messrs Nariug and Wise. are W
II, Hall, president, ] H. shaw. vice
president ED Fleming, treasurer
Ed Moun'ioy, scCrciarN. NJ. g. Car,
bcr chairman Of board. The board
or directors Includes tho following.
II f.. Alton. Ed Mouutioy led Elem,
inE, ". II. uall T. II shaw, NJ. G.
Carrier and T.. e. hunap,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
"SCARLET AND G0LD''
Northwest Mounted Police Now Re-
named the Royal Canadian
and Its I,cCord.

OTTAWA. March 13 --Wearers "
the scarlet and gold OF the North
west Mounted poliec--on February
/ renamed the Royal Canadian
mounted policc---nrc now charged
with the enforcement ~ federal laws
in all provinces OF Canada. II is,
for instance. as though tho Sew
York police force had iis beat" cN-
tended from the metropolis tu san
Francisco Many OF these intrepid
officers are sous Of aristocratIc Brit
ish families and are Veterans OF the
great war
The metamorphosls Of the great
organization known as the NOrtn-
west Mounted police. organized IN
1873, when the Canadian northwest
was a sort OF no Mans Land re
calls somo of the heroic exploits OF
it7 members. one OF thr earliest of
these was the uoryy action Of the
late General Sir sam steele, then "a
sergeant \ camp ~ hostile cree
Indians were Ohst5uCtiug tho build
ing of the canadian Pacific railway.
Sergeant Steele. accompanied hN a
constable. rode into the midst Of the
camp, aud while the REDSKINS Iu-
dtlgod in ptNWlsouOus shooting and
WarWhops. calmly ordered ChIcf Pie
| A-Pot to got out within ten minutes.
The chief Iguor,uE his order
Steele, garbcd in striking red coat
| d.smouutcd, lcapod over Pie. A-pCts
| Suuattiug figure. through the tcpoc
| door and kicked out tho rcutor pole,
| bringing down the tent ON Itc-A-fot
= and his sQuaws.
] Tho unIt4If,r NJ Gt4,I'L p.#t - fhng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
IS TO REPORT TOMORROW BOXING GARD MARCH y
Training Camp NeUs

TANLCR. Texas. March 13-Man-
aEcr jimmy Burke left last night for
Houston, taking with him - Of last
years regulars and seven recruits
Tor a two game series Saturday and
sunday afternoon.
Weilman OF the veterans is etill
absent from the I:rowrs camp, being
30 at his home IN ohio.
BROW SSVILLE, Texas. March i3.
4 distro ssing wind held sway here
throughout all % yesterday and Mar
ngcr Rickey was forced to cancel
an practice. Hickey today denied
knowlcdge OF any trades between
the Cart,rais and any O,her clubs III
the national league.
PASADENA. Calif. March 10
Tn, cubs spanked the Vernon team.
champions Of the Pacific coast
league with u four 10 Two score IN
Fridays regulation niUe-tnnlig
game. \ two-baso smash by "DVer'
Peace, rookie candidate, did the
business -
CHICAGO, March l3.--Thc white
SoN lott last night for the spring
training soIourn at Waco. Texas,
Eddie Cicouc, though still unsigned,
went with the team.
MACON. "a, March 13.-Bernicr
Bolan, star twirler OF the Tigers. Is
IN bed threatened with appendicitis
and several other players have colds
and have been absent from practice.
Rain intCrfercd with the workout
of the Tigers today.
MIAMI, Fla, March q"
ard Grou arrived today and tn'
team rs complete. Colts got revenge
yesterday defeating the regulars
,hiii H..
NEW ORLEANS, March 10
Rain again kept the Indians from
practiciug today Manager Speaker
plans TO put his Squau ,u'
stiff workout tt day in preparation
for the Pehcans tomorrow.
DALLAS. Texas. March Ia
Manager Gibson led the Pirates reg
ulars by a game with the local
team while BIZ Hinchman took the
Yannigan5 over to Fort Worth. out
side Of the battery men, the Pirates
have had only a couple OF days
training ard no line has been Sc
cured on the condition of the play
rrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
WINS A RACE WITH DEATH
Driver Saves HIS Iicar~c From Crash
With Passenger Train.

ALEXANDRIA, Ind. Mar IA
Two men in a hcarsa won thrilling
race with death here the other at-
tcruoon T.. r.. DAVIS, undertaken, ana
Harry II. Adams, president Of the
Commercial bank were riding in the
cab of a motor hcarse when the car
slowed down on tho railroad tracks
directly IN the path OF a passenger
train. Fearing he could not clear the
tracks in time, Davis swerVed the
car along the tracks and sped along
ahead OF the train, barely beyond
reach for several hundred yards uu-
ti the engineer was able to bring
Ihc locomotive To "a halt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

START WORK TUESDAY
First Practice That Day;
Californiaus Are Due
Tonight.

IDIrt. momHrrs of tho Tulsa laa'.
d.. club y,u I.pYu 81" Manager
Spencer AbNuu tomorrow uud Tues
du, Tomorrow lt# ur'u dVapuni'd
O.. i'r pilDr uusH ua getaway dH,.
tut several of fh" athlete "lll nui
be .u until Tue o1l
Tho California contingent Uur'uI
iug Ilt,urla IUl.mau tuy1n and
Miller and Oltf,ldvr Dutol Naal'
are duo To- ARMY, tonight 1r t"uoI
row morning. titDurri JN'ft'.
Frumm and PARKER, win br here tp.
morrow while bubhIuH waI report
Tuesday 80 word has been heard
from catcher Brlnnou hu. 1H trans.
/ uttItiuu has boon F.ut hr VIII prob.
ably be norc tomorrow
yitrncN Here Juc.dlN
pttcncr lioltzhausor AMI lufclirr
Tlerncy or last years club VIII De
here TUESDAY IfirH' liasvmtn Ora
hmm was given UNITS Wcdrcadpy TO
rt.ior'
An ther pitchers w. b. In uni.
form Sunday They include Morris
nud liiuuka who uro lu Tulsa now.
ami b,pLIs, loyd ana tri, duo Co.
pu''t,w
Infieldera whitfield. McMauus.
Bnrmore, and Stoddhrd ana nut.
ficldors Davis. ronlin. Connolly,
Williams ana Wren are duo tpmot-
row Barney cleveland ana Jimmie
Burke OF last seasons club Wmtcrcd
In Tulsa lnficilrr Watson has also
spent several weeks here, Edmund
suu, first bascman is iu the recruit
ing service at Okmuigcc and hc VIII
work out with the omaha CLUB th"to
until his discharge from the scrvicc.
Genial JAY ON the Job.
Secretary Jay Andraws FOR years
minor league player. manager ana
umpire, arrived Ia Tulsa from thicd-
30 last night fhe 'ppc' sustained
two fractures ~ his rght lcE and a
badly iacc,ntnl face az the result OF
heing struck by an uutomohi!o at
Chicago last November Hpd = com
PEELED to walk with the aid OF a
crutch. HuHuvrc. tat I,'sn't pre-
vent the genlnl secretary from
handling his Cuti'". Mr. AndrrNs
viii be at the BASEBALL park every day
from 10 a. IA. to q D. ~. BOX seats
may be purchased from MIN ct that
time.
rho grounds are In shape now and
the boys may get out the iirst day
II IL probable. however that Mon
day will be devoted to n distribution
OF equipment ana In becoming nC+
auninted with each other and tho
town. Boss Abbott expects TO start
strenuous practice Tuesday work g..
oiit1 VII br h'l from ! o'Clock to
4 o'clock in the afternoon. The
players VIII stop It tho i'raly hotel
Tulsa fans viii have their FIRST op-
portunity OF scclps the toan In ne
ton nc,t saturday nd "unily when
the Kansas CIV American ars Cid-
tion CLUB, now II tralning at Clare
more, lays here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

uuup football last fam and with tou
pfIDr claim 20 tho sutr rliloRiiio
basketball u''r Tulp and Kendall
q. l'Fn owes the mentor ana hi,
- %, including captain Grove, Man.
agor buuhuw, kcrE William. DuI.
oom. rishucy luwhr ana Kerr %
debt ~ gratitude for keeping the
orange and black ahead of the fcld.
Say what you may tho world
l0yca u winner Tho wriior extends
personal congratulations 10 Coach
Schmidt and the buys
II ls also rtt.ng that the efforts Of
Coach T.. ". itau aud squad uf Tul3t
high school. be- observed starting
the season slowly. the crimson ana
cream paaHora developed into one OF
tho most formidable scholastic tcnms
la the state and by their victory
over jerks last Friday night. ana In
other games In the district tourna
mcnt yesterday. established their
right to play for tho state champ on
ship AZ Norman next Friday and sat
urduy
So here's toast to coach Rau ana
Captain Carter. Vernon Wcincckc.
Shaffor, kceHc, Berlin. prafka aud
Morgan. Play the game with all YOU
have, and clcanly. ns YOU have All
season-nnd good luck,
For those who doubt Jimmy
Wildo'H victory over Frankie Mason
at Toledo. Friday night. which was
first announced In Tho world Sat
urday morning by the Associated
Press. tho following opinions Of Ia
nous sporting authorities. present at
tho ringside. arc given.
sam Han Chicago Herald EN-
amincr wilde won easily "
j T.. Wray. 81 Louis Post Dis
patch. "Wildo won by yards"
joe Williams, cleveland News.
wilde won seven rounds.
Tom Andrews, Milwaukee Jour
nal, wilde easily the winner. al
though Mason fought n great bat
tie
Olllc Pecord. Toledo. referee ~
the Willard-pNmpsey r'ght:
wilde won
&, W Howard. Toledo Times
wilde easy winner"
Ad Thacher, promoter OF the
fight. MASON won by a shade"
DO you doubt that sport has re
turned To its prc-war basis. that. In
fact. II Is enjoying creator popularity
now than ever before? II So. pom
der over this: Last season was ono
or the best In the history OF major
league baseball this year will be
bigger than over before, more minor
leagues start this year since 1919;
Football had It's biggest season last
year, basketball likew.se the in
crease In tho popularity of golf and
tennis throughout tho United States
last year was such that there was
difficulty In many cities providing
playing facilities. boxing ~ now 40
popular that new clubs are being
organized throughout the country,
and cities where the ring sport has
been unknown tor 10 years. are
opening M again. and even the turf,
| much maligncd and leglslatcd
agatnst, is staging u real comeback.
poth IN the Interest of sport follow
crs and I'm financial way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
CANDIDATES MUST DECLARE
Those Not IHyoring Labor laws
WIN be ON Black List.
XSr1eN1y19Ni7E.

ST LOUIS, Mo. March l3.-St.
Louis labor lenders. representing ap.
proNimatcly 100000 union work -
men, have decided To send question
uaires to all candidates for public
office in tho forthcoming election,
asking them to define their attitude
on labor legislation Those who fail
to make their views clear, 1t was CN-
planned, will he opposed as well as
those against labor measures.
The action Of the local men il In
accord with similar action being TAX
en- by labor chiefs in other parts of
the country, 1t was said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
FLOATING BAR HELD UP
Ship Fitted for Havana Trade l.
Withdrawn from Commission

steamship city Of Miami. converted
into a floating bar at the Fore river
shipyards at cost of nearly $500
900 viii be held up indefinitely
The vessel was to have been taken
TO Providence for trip to Havana,
hut whom the coast pilot arrived at
Fote Rier he was informed that
the Miami would be kept out ~
commission and the crew would be
discharged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
BLUES WORK AT CLAREMORE
sixteen Kansas City \, \. Tn'ScrS
and Manager In Training.

CLAREMpRE, Okla March T.,
The vanguard Of the Kansas city
Blues Ii strong went into training
here today under the direction of
Manager Mccarthy who said every
effort viii be made - hnvo ''r
team IN best possible shape by th"
time the American ASSOCIATION sya
son opens,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
NOT IN FRONT WINDOWS
Manncquins Used for Display OF
Feminine Nightwcar.

LONDON. March 3.--Mannequins
in repose on rich divans, garbed in
dainty and alluring nighties or other
sleeping attire, are being employed
by "A fashionable stores to top OF
their "show bedrooms and woman =
wear departments.
Thus women customers can view
the new models worn by well-pro-
portioned girls, and Judge the effect
presented when asleep or just awaN-
ening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

Harvey Thorp will appear in the
feature bout OF show to be s'aged
hy an Excelsior Springs club Friday
night. The promoters now are trying
TO land "A lightweight who Will give
Thorp real battle. Thorp also has
accepted an offer to box in Scam
men, kan. the latter part OF this
month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Sparks and Steddmdn
Box ST. Pdtrick's Day

LAW rpN. Okla. March Ia
speedy sparks of Ltwtcu Win meet
"StrHlN' Slpadman of Fort SIN On
a lo.ruuNd battle here tho uiEht ut
March a. Both mon have nErc,l
to weigh lu at l5N pounds \ pr.
Ntous fight between the Two resulted
u draw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Sooner Track stars Win.

KANSAS CITY March 13.--Cobb
OF Oklahoma university won the
OOO-Vard run at the Kansas city
Athletic club meet here tonight. In
2:29. Nahlberg, Oklahoma, was
first I'm the SSO-Nard run. Time
2:O6