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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
Old Baseball Government
To BE Changed Next Week

NEW YORK, Nov 4. - Bns'htu
VIII undergo major operation next
week
The old and ailing government OF
the game viii ho removed 20 make
room Tor "a more new and pupulht
on, and, ACCORDING 20 indications
today. the opclatlcn will be accom-
plisntd peacefully.
Ma or league maRuatcs wan head
lot Chicago tomorrow,
Major Mngnntcs M,ct.
on Sunday III National league
win hold a meeting there and on
Monday tho club owners OF both
lcaBues, including the five Amei-
can loagucrs who make up Ban
johns MS fRCLou will got toRether
TO discuss planS for revampinK the
Eottrnmcnt OF the gamo.
President John Ileydler OF the
( National league with hls eight club
owners OF the h cago, New York
ana Boston American league cllbt
are ON record as fayoring the
/ I'd asker plan" Tor re-OrgHuiging IN,
game. Tho johnson faction has a
,uunter proposition to offer. Ais
roccnt meeting the latter faction in
d'cated that Al would attend Mon
days meeting In Chicago and It ia
helng freely predicted In baseball
circles here today that the major
l,dyuera viii get together.
I As a matter OF form today, Prcsi-
dent Heydler has issued a second I'm
/ Nitation TO all major league owners
TO be present.
Minors Convene Tuesday.
according TO present plans the
big eaguc owners a'e To choose two
members of hoa,N of control for
baseball nj the meeting In Chicagr.
Monday, after which they will go t1
karsns Ci'y whore the National As-
Hociatior OF Professional Ball clubs.
the minor league hodv ~ schedulcJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
KANSAS RABBITS
HERE FOR MEET
$50 Jacks From Kansas
to Run in Coursing
Meet Here

They're hcre-i50 lcng-carcd 'ncy
from tho Kansas
prairics, whore they spent thoir on
tire existence up To fcw davs ago.
when they were caught In huge nets
They Hre to furnish tho sport at tho
DOG racca SATURDAY.. SUNDAY and
Monday near the Rcd Fork stock
yards June Oldham and Howard J p.
Allen, under whose direction the
races nrc to be held. said vest crdnv
that thcsc rabbits are the livlioat
oneB thov have ever seen, and that
they will cause some most interest
ing rnccs.
A six foot fence was built near tho
couralng grounds In which to allow
tho rabbits to exercise until tho
races, When they were turned into
tho pen Yesterday two OF them took
running start across II and jumped
easily over the top. They have not
yet been caught, A two-foot Btrlp
Of woven wire was then placed on
top Of tho SIX foot enclosure to pre-.
vent any further escapes,
Arrangements have been made
with tho Oklahoma Union railway
company to stop its Tulsa Snpulpa
interurban cars every hour within
two blocks OF tho coursing grounds,
which may also he reached over the
Tulsa -Sapulpa hard surfaced high
way,
because OF tho $1,000 In prizcs
and the high class dogs that havo
been entered, large crowds are OK
pected each day OF tho three day
meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
CURz0N TO TAKE NO CHANCE
British Navy Wn Sink Any Soviet
Submarine on sight.

LONDON, Nov. 3. -- Replying 10
the Russian soviet governments re-
cent note ConcerninE the operation
of submarines by he soviet navy.
lGaFl CurAou OF ..dlcWou. gprrofurv
for foreign AZ -, said the British
governments L,tHf m Tho proposed
aggressive action uf tho tuhmtun,,
was based on suvIr ministers
statement when the 4hmpriuuu wrre
launched IN the Black sea. that he
hoped th~ would sink entente yos-
sells.
The British government Earl Cur
Eon added. did not feel iu1 url iu
running any risk and now had found
lts fears confirmed by the vague
statement OF the soviet noto, which
would permit OF a soviet submarine
torpedoing a British chip under tUv
excuse Of mistake.
Tho soviet forces in the Black sea,
n Is said. are still engaged I'm acts
OF open hostility against British In
terests and the soviet government
can end ,his situation by giving the
aasuranccs called for IN the British
note OF December .,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05

To msct next Tuesday.
Tho minor leagues Will be asked
TO Co-opCi ate with the ma ors I'm es-
tahlish rg the new government OF
the game and It Is expected they Will
name a third member OF the new
governing body This plan will be
carried out. 1, IL said, unless the
johnson faction has II better one to
offer.
Talk of baseball war and the
formation OF new l2-club league
by tho eight national and three
American league owners has sub
sided hut In case 1ohnsons faction
rcfl scs to attend Mondays meet ,ng
there is no telling what may hap
pen.
Charge II Necessary.
''Wo realize that n i2-club circuit
Would bc fOr from ideal" said n
p minert National Lacquer today"
lbut II would be vastly better than
to 20 on as we have been doing"
Just what the altitude of the
minor league organigation will he as
n whole toward the pans offered by
tho ma lors IN matter for coniec-
Ituro II all dereods on what the
ma iorS have To offer, Some minor
lragucrs are In fovor OF the Iasker
Iplau."
Others are openly arninst Il. A
| ma lor'tv of the minor league owners,
tho writer In reliably informed, are
Snlidlv opposed to n renewal OF the
Old form ~ agreement between the
ma 'ors and minors which permitted
! the drafting ot players. II new ma
tlrnal agreement In slsncd there
| rorc tho minors viii have large
say 80 IN its mpltirg Many minor
league owners would be content 10
20 along as thew have been doing
aimee the Old agreement was ahro-
ga'cd Those owners have been
more prosrerou9 IN the last two
'vNp~s than aver before
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
AL WOODS PANTHERS WIN
Iicpudintc Claims of Victory Oi
iillystrnnd's BcurCAts


liilystrnnd's iicurCAts
Following claims Of victory by
Waldo Lillystrnud FOR his Brarcat ts
over the panthers In the opening
game OF the q, T.. n Il. company
basketball league, tho latter team
ropudlates Lillystrand's claim In the
following:
Al Woods Punthora Wadcd I'm q
Waldo lIllystraud Bcarcats to the
tuno OF ~ to IA at the !, NJ, G. \.
"Wednesday c&niuE m The opening
contest OF the Oklhomt Producing
& Refining corporation inter dc
parumcnt basketball league,
The features or the game wcry
the avalanche rushcs of Wood, who
played "A dashiug game AZ center
Tor his quintet and the repeated
tumhlvs taken by "rubby" Pollard
of the losers. The playing OF lIlly-
strand, the muCh-tuu ed leader Of
the losers was so different from
the goods thai have been advertised
for him that there is talk OF sub
mitting he case To the Better Busi-
ness bureau. he verbal tilts bo-
.wrou wood and Lulystrand helpod
60 y"lvun the occasion,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05

with the state scholastic football
championshlp involved Coach a. l..
Brcneman and ~ members OF hia
Tulsa high school squad LETT Tulsa
yesterday for oklahoma city whore
today thcy meet the Oklahoma city
grldsters.
Ruppcrt Runs at iInif.
Tho crimson and cream squad Ia
In good condition ana expects to
win. though u hard fight from the
capital city men should develop,
Se.h Hughes, brilliant halfback out
Of last weeks game with Fort
Worth, returns to the lineup this
week RUPERT. eligible for the first
time last week aud whose play In
that game was the bcs Of the backs,
will run opposite Hughes Captain
Morgan only played the final half
OF the Forl Worth game as Brone-
man was taking no chances Of hav-
Ing him injured. Morgan and Mlko
Lodford, plunging fullback. complete
the back field.
No changes are made In the line
from end to end. Although the
forwards did not hold well last SAT-
Sspulpa game OF the week previous
and followers OF tho team believe
they will hold their own In the Okla
homa City game. Carson, left end
McCrary, left tackle; Quilter, left
guard, Brownfield, oentor. stone.
right. guard; Shcehan. right tackle
Boiling, right end Is the way tho line
ts slated 10 start.
Others Making Trim,
Others making the trip In add.
lion to Coach Breneman ana IN,
above named eleven. u. W. Eau
athletic director. Frank Abbott
manager, Mont Ledford, halfback
Beyers, halfback: Conway. guard;
Brockman, tackle. fullback: Mum
ford. end; Brown, guard.
Comparative scores show little to
choose for either eleven with n
slight edge In Tulsa's favor. bal
anced, however, by The fact that the
game is played before Oklahoma
City rooters. oklahoma Clty beat
Sapulpa to o, Sapulpa and Tulsa
played 90 tie. lSapulpa has pro-
tested The Oklahoma city game on
the grounds that the field was 10
yards In length ins.ead OF the pre-
scribed 100 yards.) Oklahoma City
trimmed Guthrie 100 to 0. aud Sa
pulpa beat Guthrie i5S to o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
Kendall Limpers In
Lineup Saturday In
Game With Bdptists

Kendall limpers-thRfs the nov
name for Kendall cNge gridiror
athletes---ycsterday went through
one of the best workou's OF the
year and despite the presence of
at least six injured men. face to-
morrow's game here with the
Baptists confident Of winning.
Every member ~ the sluad Wa
In uniform yesterday with the ex
ception OF McMahan. who sus-
tained severely wrenched ankle
In last Saturdays Northwestern
game. ANDERSON, halfback: Bern-
stein, fullback; Snyder, Rlfard
Witty captain and center; Jones.
end Balcom, end; and Lanham,
halfhack, are all suffering from
injuries
Ivan Groves Risons are ex-
pected to offer s'iff resistance to-
morrow, which, In addition TO the
game Is home coming day for
Kendall college ''old grads
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
llTHUANlANS HOLD ENEMY
Completely Check Offensive Opera
tlons of i'olish IroOps.

RIGA, Nov. 3.--Offcnsive opera
tons by irregular Polish troops
commanded by General HullgousI
have been checked along the cnuro
mont by the Lithuanians during the
past few days, and an a result tho
evacuation OF Kovno has been post
poned. The only point where tho
Poles have not been defeated is on
the northern sctor Of the line, whore
they have occupied the railroad sia-
tion at Dushti.
Reports from Kovno attribute the
Lithuanian successes to the assist
anco given by Prussians. who are
said TO have been Joining the Lith-
uonian army
The Letvian government IN mass
ing troops south OF the Dyinsk FROM
tier, fearing an advance in that di-
rocuon by General Zellgouski's
army.
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NO ALIBlS FROM ADA
Bcntcn by Central nv Surpr,sInp
Score, Fast ccnirnl Turns
to Future HnttIca

ADA, okla. Nov A-Although
East Central normal lost the game
ana the normal school chamuiouship
To Central normal at f. 'mond last
week, the team is getting ready for
the remaining g1mcs ON the nro
E'Rm. Three more normal srhu IL
are to be met and the final gn,no
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here seems to know. Clary's men
are all In fair shape, however, and
the locals are expecting to take tho
game by good sized score.
There is one open date on the
teachers schedule. and II Is possible
"A game will be played against the
American Legion OF this place. che
legion has n team of University Of
oklahoma. Texas, Kansas. Yale and
East Central stars and should give
the normal real fight The de-
tails OF the game have not been ar
ranged, but 1t will probably he
played November l3.
All OF the men will be In condition
10 enter the game against Tahlequah.
Vernon was not used at Edmond on
account Of his shoulder not being
healed sufficiently, but he can he
used here this week
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AND OKLAHOMA CITY HIGHS PLAY TODAY AT O. c.

riving his men at top speed for N.
anne with Wisconsin SATURDAY An
he hope Of winning the Gophors.
'irst conference victory. Seysrsi
regulars are suffering from injuries
MADISON, wls.-With tho ovco,
don Of Captain Weston. Toboll ard
Knapp, all ends. the Badgers g,a
n first class shape for the game win
Minnesota.
ClIlCAGO.-Coach Stage ls nor.
.ecting his defense for The Wlpo,,
yamc. Injuries to stars have r. aiiv
weakened the Maroons.
CRBANA, III. --- Freshmen u,I,,
Chicago plays and formations iuads
such a good showing acans, iba
varsity last night that Zuppk, is
driving his mon hard TO perfect rI,vs
hat viii stop Chicago.
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Dempsey-Cdrpentier
Sign Articles Today
for Heavy Title Go

NEW YORK. Nov. with
Georges Carpenter scheduled to
sail for France on Saturday, It ls
expected the articlse for his pro
posed heavyweight championship
bout with Jack Dempsey will be
signed tomorrow. unless promot
ers Cochran, RcKard and Brady
have already signed the boxers In
secret.
kcarns and Dempsey are
scheduled to return to New York
late tOday from Montreal and Il
Wa stated at Kearns office here
this morning he is returning to he
on hand to sign articles for the
match with the promoters TO NOR
row.
Carpenter and Deschamps II
is said. are eager to complete the
match before sailing FOR France.
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jim BURKE RELEASED
st. Louis Brown Manager Let ON,
After Two Seasons Successor
Named at Kansas CITY.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 4.-Businoss
manager Quinn OF the st. I.oui,
Browns, today announced the reioase
Of Jimmy Burke. manager of tho
Browns for the past two years. No
successor will be named until after
the joint meeting of major league
masnates In Chicago next MONDAY,
Quinn stated.
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win he played here Thanksgiving
dnv against the Baptist University
Of Shawnee,
Tho locals have no alibl for tho
defeat at the hands Of Cetnral last
week. They admit that the Edmond
school has the better team, although
everyone was SURPRISED at the big
score the o'dnr "rhool rolled up
against the Ada lads.
Tho game this week viii be played
hcre against Northeastern normal ~
TahleVuah. What kind OF toarn
Northwestern will send down. no one
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In the Grid Camps

PRINCETON, n. 1.-THE Prince
ton Tigers were put through their
last real workout for the Harvard
game behind closed gates today. To-
night The squad will leave for Bos-
on. Tiger fans rcjOiced today TO
learn that Joe Sch, " has returned
TO fullback for Princeton.
ITHACA. y. Y.--Cornell's varsity
players are all in good condition
aud ready for Saturdays game
against Dartmouth in New York.
Carey has returned TO quarterback
md viii probably start In Saturday $
game.
pHILADELPHlA.--Rcx Wray or
Phil Sawyer will probably n the
PLAYS against Pittsburgh foN Penn
on Saturday. Quarterback Pos Mil
Ter ia sun on the hospi al lis Sew
eral mombers Of the varsity, includ-
ing Captain Budd Harper, are in
poor shape,
STATE COLLEGE. Pa.-Coach
BozCdck's Penn State varsity eleven
rot its last real workout today In
preparation for the Nebraska game.
The Cornhuskers arrived here today
ana went through signal drill.
NOTRE DAME, Ind. 49, Smith.
gunrd, and Larson. center. will not
start for Notre Dame against Purdue
Saturday, They were injured in the
! game with the Army.
! ANN ARBOR, Mich.--The VOL
/ verines expect 20 leave tomorrow for
, Columbus, whore they will play Ohio
! Saturday. Secret practice was the
| order for this afternoon.
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Tickets on Sale.


NEW YORK, Nov. 4--Alfredo d
Ora defeated Ralph Grccnleaf. tn"
worlds professional pocket billiar
champion. 300-264 In tho final bio" <
Of their 300-point three cushion eX
hihition match here last night In Gi
innings.