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New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

an illustrlous career as graced the ef~
forts of Man o War, Norwich has still
to GO on through his three-year- old
races before he can hope to rate with
a horse which the greatest experts
have placed in a class all by himself.
Though unbeaten as two-year-old
Norwich has not been submitted to the
rigorous tests that faced the two-year-
cid Man o. War
The Fair Play colt met better class
Of opposition, as he contested practi
cally all of the great Juvenile stakes.
Norwich, unfortunately, had not been
entered so widely for stake engage
ments, though in the classics in which
he did compete he disposed Of his fields
with ali the elegance and grace Of the
big chestnut horse.
Great Pair Did Not Meet
Undoubtedly the best two-year-old
flly of the season was Miss Joy, the
Western pride of Montfort Jones, Tn
fortunately, Miss JOY and Norwich did
not meet. The pair were entered in
two Of Saratogass classics, but both
times the fllv declined the issue. But
in all her races except the last, Miss
Joy spread" her fields as easily as
Norwich triumphed in his starts. She
had such foot and was so fast from
the barrier that her race was generally
won at the stretch turn. The tilly was
never extended. Her eventual defeat
left no stigma, as some OF the rough
riders" went out to get her. She was
slammed at the start and cut down sc
badly she had be to retired.
IN 1920 the two-year-old champion
ship question was an open issue. This
class developed no end of surprises
one looked champion to-day and 8
selling platter tomorrow. There was
nothing approXimating two-year-old
form. AS three-year-old Of 1921, the
two-year-olds of 1920 performed after
very much the same tantalizing fashion
The old dope got kick in the face
as early as the running of the Ken
| lucky Derby when E. R. Bradley's Be
| have Yourself and Black Servant rar
Harry Payne Whitney's Tryster, un-
| Prudery, generally recognized as ths
best two-year-old tilly Of 1920 anc
beaten only by her stable companion
} Tryster.
Tryster, believed by many to be ths
best o-yearold colt OF 1920. was 6
sad isappointment as q three year Id
Mr. Whitney however won the rich
Preakness ct Pimlico with Broomspun
very promising colt, which later after
a long rest had to be destroyed after
breaking leg in a race at Aqueduct.
The three -year-old issue was an oper
one until Harry F. Sinclair's Grey
Lag rounded into shape for the spring
meeting at Belmont. This good colt
which pulled up lame on the eve Of tht
Kentucky Derby and was withdraw
from this classic, now began to VIII
with such ease and regularity, despit,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
l.ehigll Lacrosse Leader

Lehigh University won the United
States intercollegiate Lacrosse title for
the year last June, when it defeated
the Syracuse University team, at the
Crescent A. C. Field. Brooklyn, by
score of to. i. Lehigh won the cham
pionship in sshe southern division of
the league, while Syracuse had won in
the north.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Peter Manning Trots Fastest
Mile of Harness Turf History

beatable among horses that were
racing week in and out. This gray
gelding won $25,366 1T money, but does
not top the purse winners, as Jeanette
Rankin, 2:03 IL, gathered in $28,22 in
her trip from North Randall to At
lanta. Jeanette Rankin could not beat
Grayworthy when he was fit, but
Aloazo A. Mcdonald took care of the
others WITH her.
Dodge Has Three Records
John L. Dodge, of Middletown, n. Y,
did something no other amateur driver
ever accomplished With Periscope,
Great Britton and Betty Taylor he beat
2:04, marking all of these trotters in
2:03 and misunderstanding it is
not believed any professional ever has
done in season.
The two great colt events, junior and
senior divisions OF the Kentucky Flu
turity, were won by fIlies that had not
figured prominently in the juvenile
stakes until the middle of September.
winning the three-year-old division In
2:031a and Helen Dillon the junior
stake in 2:10%, this being bit slow.
This victory OF Rose Scott put Murphy
over the top as the biggest money win
ner OF the year, a position on which he
appears to have a cinch.
On the half-mile tracks the outstans
ing performance was that of Herbe.
wyn, that trosted twent@ heats in 2: -
or better, an average lower han 20,
and has fastest in 2.05s4. II. trottes
more fast miles than has any horse on
a two-lap ova.
Greatest of all PAGERS is good olS
Single G., 1:59 that raced best in a.
Of his lone Career, won III the Gran
Circuit, and picked up enough easy
money on the half-mile tracks TO make
his seasons total $40, 900 and carry
his gross winnings up around s65 600
Never was there PAGER like this free
legged stallion from Indiana, the home
Of the hobbies. for he has raced week
in and out nine consecutive seasons
having started as a three-yeargold in
1918.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Local Man Gvrn Champion

Curtis Rottman, of the New York
Turn-N erein, was crowned as the na-
tional all-around gymnastic champion
for the year. He also holds the titles
for the sidehorse, palallel bars. long
horse, horizontal bar and free exercise
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
KY of Golf Stars Assumes Championship
ship Honors for Notable Season of 1872
Noruich Is Outstanding Star
Of Brilliant Turf Campaign
Blocks Two-Year-Old Colt Wins Eleven Consecu.
tive Races and Remains Unbeaten at End of
Season; Miss Joy Years Best Two Year-Old Fily
By w. |. Macbeth

The turf Of 1921 will down history
brilliantly successful of
the
because Of early Easter objection
the customary Springs, Ark foregone
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

Jay en- route To her home at Fl. Worth
Texas, where she will spend the sum
mer vacation, her school having been
closed last week and will not open until
after the summer session.
Miss Elizabeth Costtley and Miss
Johnnie Blanchard. both of whom
taught school at Burneyville, this year
were in Marietta, Friday en- route TO
Durant, oklahoma, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adcock OF
Thackerville, were in Marietta. yester-
day, visiting with relatives and also
on business
Mrs. Monroe Clard. Mrs. wilkins
and Mr. and Mrs. John wilkins mo-
tored to Gainesville, Texas, yesterday,
where they meet Garland wilkins Of
Vernon, Texas. Mrs. Clardy and Mrs.
wilkins will return to Vernon with
him while Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkins
will return home. They will make
the trip overland from Gainesville, to
Vernon in Mr.. Clardy's car. Mrs.
Clardy and Mrs. VIII Wilkins will visit
in Vernon for few days.
Leo Hume, who has been employed
as bookkeeper for the Mann Construc-
ton Company. left last week for his
home at Madll to spend a few days
with home folks, after which he will
go to Oklahoma City.
w. NJ. Malthrop, who has been in
Oklahoma City the past few days at
tending the convention of the Grain
Dealers Association, returned home
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. C. d. Boyd is in Ennis. Texas,
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Michel.
Marietta should indeed feel proud of
the way in which baseball games are
being playel. They have played sew
eral games already this season and
have won most of them. We hope by
the middle of the summer to have a
real live team.
Mr.. Kibler of Pilot Point. Texas,
has been here the past few days Wis
iting with his brother, Johnnie Kib.
Ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23
MARIETTA

Mrs. Lou e. Washington, who has
been in Oklahoma City the past two
weeks visiting with her daughter Mrs
Charley White. and family, has re-
turned home.
Miss Texie White spent the week
end with relatives and friends in
Gainesville.
Mrs Charley Garrison and little
daughter of Ardmore, were in Marietta
Friday visiting with friends.
Miss Koe McKenney and Miss Verla
Clark who taught school at Loves Val
ley, We're in Marietta Friday on their
way home. Miss McKenney lives al
Wilson and Miss Clark at Mill Creek
Miss Latta Northcutt left yesterday
for the Normal, at Edmond Oklahoma,
where she will attend the summer
term of school.
The many friends of Mrs. Culwell,
who lives at Burneyville, regret very
much to hear of the burning of her
home. Mrs. Culwells home was the
Oldest and the most beautiful one az
BurneyVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coopee, of
CLANCY, arrived here the latter part
of the week. They will make Mari
eta their home in the future. Mr.
Coopee will have charge of his faith
ers furniture and hardware store Of
this place,
Mrs Oscar Norvell, of Healdton, who
has been here the past few days Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. Duke, and
her sisters, Mrs. Ed Kerr and Mrs.
Earl Rubush, returned home the lat
ter part OF the week.
Mrs C. II. Cannon and Mrs. II. S.
Mayes who have been visiting with
friends in Oklahoma the past few days
have returned home.
Mrs. Jesse Grisham is visiting with
relatives and friends at Noble, Texas.
Mrs. Jim Ables of Madill, who has
been here the past few days visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
ham, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Sass of Galveston who il ir
Ardmore visiting with her sister. Mrs
S. Westheimer was in Marietta yes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

American Legion: Local post OF the
American Legion will hold weekly lunch
con session at Chamber of Commerce
Saturday noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

Bats. Mrs. W. c. Dewitt, Mrs. +. o.
Mclean.
Mrs. J. b. Moore Of 1873 C street,
southwest, has as her guests, Mrs
James Foltz and children. Emily and
Edwin of Fort Smith. Arkansas, who
will remain here about two weeks.
+ + +
Mrs. George Henshaw of Oklahoma
City. is the guest of Mrs. l.. |. Wilk-
inson. Mrs. Henshaw will visit for
several days.
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(Contributed)
The Endeavorers Of the First Chris
tian church held an interesting meet
ing on Sunday evening when Mr.. John
Wheeler led the meeting.
Tuesday evening of this week the
Endeavorers will have a pie supper
at the church. A program will be held
on the church lawn, if the weather
permits. otherwise 1t will be held in
the church basement.
Everyone is most cordially invited
to attend and a pleasant time is in
evitable.
On Sunday afternoon a number OF
the Endeavorers and members Of the
Sunday school of this church, motored
TO Mulkey, Okla, where they assisted
in helping interest the people there
in a Sunday school.
More than thirty young people had
gathered together in the school house
there for the purpose of perfecting an
organization. 1t was decided that the
Ardmore people would go there again
on Sunday, June 5th, and at that time
the organization will be completed.
The party returned to Ardmore at
o'clock, Sunday evening.
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terday visiting with her many friends
Mr., and Mrs. Buster Tyler Of Ard.
more were in Marietta Saturday
Mrs. Jessie MrCarty who has been
in Ardmore the past few days visit
ing with her parents. returned home
the latter part of the week.
Miss Edith Glenn. secretary of the
Marietta Retail Merchants Association,
is at Brownwood Texas, this week,
attending a meeting of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Spaulding
spent the week end with friends in
Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oreign Staples We're
visitors to Ardmore yesterday.
Ed Singletary who is now employed
with Westheimer and Daube in Ard
more was in Marietta the latter part
OF the week attending to some busi-
ness.
Mrs. r. Blackburn of Oklahoma City
the past few days, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Burney. returned
home the latter part of the week.
Jim Northcutt of Ardmore has been
mere thlS week. MIR. Nortncutt ana
his family moved from Marietta TO
Ardmore some time ago and are now
making preparations TO return to Ma
rietta to reside in the future.
Mrs. Eta Nortan left yesterday for
Ada, where she will attend the Normal
at that place
Roy Wolscott assistant state uank
commissioner of Oklahoma City, has
been here the last week looking after
business for the state banking depart
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Truitt of White
wright, Texas, who has been here the
past few days, visiting with their
daughter. Mrs. J. H. Mcclure and
family returned home the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Luther Robertson of Wilson
who has been here the past week
visiting with relatives and friends re.
turned home the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Maude Maxwell, teacher in the
Greenvile schools, was here Satur'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23
STATE MANAGER OKLAHOMA
LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
IN ARDMORE ON VISIT

Stuart Grant, state manager of the
investment department of the Oklaho-
ma Light and Power Company is here
from his headquarters at Ada visiting
with the men of the Consumers Light
& Power Company.
Mr.. Grant is a young man for so
responsible place and it seems that
the North American Light & Power
Company of Chicago, of which the
Oklahoma Light 4 Power Company is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
MONDAY

MONDA1
Second Ward Civic League: Meeting
of Second Ward Civic League will be
held at 1880 o'clock tonight at the Sec
ond ward school building, Membership
drive closes. All urged to be present.
TUESDAY
Y. w. c. A. All business and profess
sional women OF the city are invited to
meeting called by Miss Frances Both
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night
at o'clock.
WEDNESDAY
Rotary Club: Regular meeting of the
Rotary Club will be held Wednesday
noon at the Chamber of Commerce. j.
r. Dexter, president.
Ryonis Club: Regular weekly noon
luncheon session of the Ryonis Club
will be held at Hotel Ardmore Wednes-
day Mrs. C. l.. Anderson, chairman.
WOmen's Auxiliary: The Women's
Auxiliary of the American Legion will
me, in regular session Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock at the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Camp Fire Girls: The Wawbansee
Camp Fire Girls will meet Wednesday
afternoon in called session at the Cham
Der of Commerce at o'clock.
THURSDAY
Lions Club: Regular weekly session OF
Arlmore Lions club will be held Thurs
day noon at Hotel Ardmore. o. c. Lash
er, president.
SATURDAY
American Legion: Local post OF the
American Legion will hold weekly lunch
con session at Chamber Of Commerce
Saturday noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

The East Ardmore Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society will meet in all day
session, Tuesday at $50 o'clock will
Mrs. II. Peterman, hostess, 302 6
street, northeast.
Important business will be trans
acted at the meeting.
+ :. !.
Mrs. Edward Gait entertained the
members Of the Red Cross Luncheon
Club. Saturday in her home, Gait
Manor. Clusters Of Dorothy Perkins
roses were used in bowls and vases on
the attractive table. Place cards were
carried out in the Dorothy Perkins
roses.
Those entertained Were: Mrs. Monte
Dillingham; Mrs. Frank Helvey, Miss
Ellen Dickson, Mrs. Walter Thomp'
son. Mrs. Velie Suggs. Mrs. Fred Chap
man, Mrs. Harold Fell and Miss Mary
Jarrett.
Miss Ellen Dickson will entertain
the club at its next meeting, June d.
in the dickson home, 21S Stanley
boulevard.
Miss Isa Bulard, 500 A street. north
west. entertained with an informal
party, Thursday evening. Garden
flowers and cut plants decorated the
rooms. Games were played during the
hours.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and at the conclusion of the
games, refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
The guests We're: Helen Tupper,
Elizabeth Cooley, viii Noeppel, How
ard Lyndall, Irene Dillard, Edna Hol-
laday, Lura Dooley. Cecilia Prichard,
Ruth, Constance and Roy Fitzgerald,
Everett Lee Batthel Farmer Henson
Mary Garrett, Wilma Gentry, Fannie
Parkinson, Media Tyndal, Leroy
Woods, Dolly Strawn. Elvya Hale,
Arthur, Irma and George Bulard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bulard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bulard.
+ ! +
Mrs. Fred Tucker and children have
returned from Dallas where they spent
the week end, guests Of relatives.
:.
Mrs. Patti Balkum is in Mineral
Wells, Texas. Mrs. Balkum will spend
the summer at that place.
Mrs. Barney Pagan of Tulsa is tho
:. :. !
guest of her mother, Mrs. Xavier
Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hill OF Florence,
Ala, are in this city the guests of their
uncle. DIR. j. +. Young, and wife. These
people are delighted with Ardmore and
the country surrounding this city.
They expect TO remain here until the
middle of the week when they will
leave for Wichita Falls to visit with
other relatives.
Among the ladies who attended the
L. c. 4. convention at Oklahoma City,
last week were: Mrs. Il. c. Harlow,
Mrs. Henry Pennington. Mrs. Raymond
Mccoy, Mrs. Paul Parker, Mrs. w. II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

the Oklahoma branch. is surrounding
itself with young men. He VIII speha
several days here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S

LEAD SOCY ------
Many delightful activities have been
planned for the visiting Elks here
attending the spring convention oil
that order.
On tomorrow afternoon the guests
will be entertained at the Dornick
Hills Country Club. The dance to be
given at the Convention Hall in the
evening will conclude the convention.
The wives of the visitors are being
entertained with a reception at Hotel
Ardmore, this afternoon.
!. + !.
The meeting of the Altar Society
scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, May
cath, has been postponed until Tues
day. May 81. The meeting will be held
with Mrs. j. S Mullen.
!. :: :
Division Four of the Broadway Bap'
tist church will meet with Mrs. C..
Hardwick, go c street, northwest
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23

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Billions and billions of flies and bugs will descend
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23
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The diamond drill., 1921-06-25
Read the Ads
ACTION TO REGAIN LOTS
Mrs. A. VI. Darling VIII Assert Claim
10 Lots Central School Building
Occupies

Mrs. A. NJ Darling. through her at
torney, M II. Moriarty. commenced
action against the board OF education
OF the township OF Crystal Falls to
compel the school district TO either
buy out her interest In the lots upon
which the old central school building
stands or 10 relinquish claim TO &C.
The lots in question were decided
by the old Crystal Falls Iron Co. 20
the school district OF Crystal Falls 10
be used for school purposes. The
school board maintains the old build
ing In closed condition. will not ded-
icate IL 10 any other purpose for fear
of losing the right II has under the
deeds 10 the lots in question.
The Crystal Falls Iron Co. decided
20 tho late Dr. A. NJ. Darling its in
terest in the original plat OF Crystal
Falls, before the charter OF the COM
pany expired by limitation. Thus
the title 10 the lots is now in the
Darling estate OF which Mrs. Darling
Is executrix.
II Is understood that the matter will
be settled amicably to all parties con-
cerned.
The diamond drill., 1921-06-25
IRON MOUNTAIN DEFEATED


The game Of baseball played last
Sunday between the Alpha-Crystal
Falls club and the Iron Mountain team
resulted In a victory for the locals by
a score of TO 4.
For a short time after the game
started II looked as IL there would be
nothing 10 It but an Iron Mountain
victory. as Kinder was "lobbing" 'em
over and the Iron Mountain players
were hitting him fercely. In the
second inning Kinder was hit freely,
and hit hard, which fact. mixed with
an error and a mix-up on proposed
play resulted In three healthy scores
being chalkcd up for the boys from
Ford's town.
Kinder frightened Immediately, start
ed 70 work an underhand delivery that
was very effective, both in causing
the players on the opposing side TO
whif and lofting 'em so that they
we're easy outs.
But one run was scored on Kinder
after he tightened. That came In the
third inning when a couple Of hits
pushed across run.
In the mean time the locals were
having a hard time with the offerings
OF Tedeschi, the Iron Mountain pitcher
who was putting across a speedy out
drop that had the locals guessing
One run was scored In the first inning
on two hits, one OF them Texas
Lacquer that II seemed ought &c
have been caught.
The next run was pushed across In
the fourth as the result OF single
followed by three bagger OF Demor.
asky's bat.
In the mean time Iron Mountain had
pushed across its 4th run and Tedeschl
was still master on the mound. In
the sixth batting rally started that
put Tedeschi out OF the game thru
injury, but II is questionable II nc
wouldn't have been dubbed out, the
way the hits began 10 roll on the bats
OF the locals. Fungo attempted to
stop a tightening drive of "Bill' John
sons bat and had his thumb badly
bruised. This caused his retirement
from the game, fact that was re-
GREETED by all present, for the game
was nip and tuck up to that time,
with Kinder getting tighter and Fun
go easier.
There was a short delay necessi-
tated by the change OF pitchers, San.
dersock taking the hurling duty. He
made a good showing at 1t, too. Crys-
tai Falls scored couple Of runs off
him but in the main he pitched with
credit.
The game was interesting all the
way through, not so much because OF
the snappy playing as the snappy
roofing that was done by the Iron
Mountain rooters who accompanied
the team. There was a large party
present and they were keyed to the
limit, quartette OF girls adding
much 20 the merriment that went on
near the players bench
The attendance was very good, as
there was lot OF west side rooters