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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-05-13

the county auditors Office of Burke;
County darings ssthe slmeN when t Gsa
X. sMelbY held the office last, fall II:
Livery likely that. the county will
run out OF. fluids. with which to do.
business during the. next year, even
If, it. is possible to collect money
noWSsout on time certificates OF de-
posit for. long term given out. by
exc County Treasurer Lawrence Lac-
sen: 1t will be remembered that
at the time this error was discov-'
cred last winter The Tribune ex-3
planned how 1t happened. Unuer
the old system of assess ny The
various assessors would: allow each
man his exemptions at the. time Of
making the assessment: in April.
The law was cnaased last year 80
the. assessor would put things down.
at their actual value, then the town
beard, the county board and the.
state board of equalization would.
do their. r.Werk, after which the coun-9
.tyr5 audi tor Instructed to. cut
the assessment ON personal pro-
peFtye in two before spreading 1T on
his, books: Last fall atsthe proper
time County Auditor Melby fail1
ED to do. this. but instead let the
personal asessme ent go right where
!. n,,;sa.ation Mas S rhis cans caused the tie psr.
= nal taxss ar a1litne neon,e ilSsthe
conntv!s "a - yanaoiint 3. "a }ust< ahnut;
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sasere gent cneshs y Ine souney
.leas ,'..l ~. 4,,; ..M
nsWaiu ss., p1ssa,
was set.e ~ z n1e1''
i1set 'o'A, 1,'71i - -.
since 5tnat1$ tlme ]. rs Is ueVeloplng
.that as result oI.tnls error the
county III Iscoilecl n .A9e nelg glRor7 a;4l
hood oi x4O. yOos 81 less "a ,taxes than
+ ft &Wouid W. ~ IL noa error nad Deen maze,
ana 5;tne scnool aislrictss, ,E1sls, koWnsaiPss nPs
ands pther4 sm'utnlclpal 't cerporatllons {
. Will Will also get only apoNt per
cent OF Wnats they# levied ~ Z thgir q
report tof the county, auoltoE; OF; IN
some cases the percentage VIII run
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-05-13

aaasssnned 7Treasurer Jeinsen 5tNat sthe
sMsie i 8 dras @ Wouid nf forthwith if
snr tI1ev wonld he closed s::,Fha; F,rst
National Rank olfs sBowbeils refused
n immediasely ned M % telerraS..ec a @ 10 Fl. the Ma ma
We ssg1a have DsI not eis heard IF any, anS 81 the the
s,aae s',,Se pas.R tpan nka 5Psad
bows. : ~. a. 80
5ss%: :W hat win Be done, with the time
Ian m the 1reaanrer,s rev., -siafisce M Mr
8 ,anss AZ va ara not In s nnsifinn Ito
state The county wiz need tie
i ETanlos,nlssyswith: which Is ssspat County
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1921-05-13
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
o. w. Berquist. pastor.
NIOBE. n. ID.

Sunday, May 15.~
Sunday school at 10 a. III.
=, Morning services at II a. nj.
Services at the Presbyterian
church in Bowbells at p. III.
The ladies aid meets at the home
of Mrs. Gust Henrik on. the farm
Friday, May ~ at 8 p. m.
Ignite ~
Sunday school at 1890 a. m.
English services at 1880 p. nj.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
iIRTY-DAY GREYHOUND RACE MEET OPENS HERE TO-DAY
Six Races to BE Run Daily;
First Race at 2::3O O'clock
TOd0y's Entries

rIa race. thrcc-alNtrcrths of
mile Albion Chirf Lady I.ro
Mickey clair. AN" Alert II0u,y-
HYrtI,. NI. NiudIDotur
Second nrc, quarter mile
sammy suiuu MuYuahuc, WIld
WI l,'d lpuD. trepI, Sue Io1r.
i,.a Robin Hood
Tuu m,r. three. gittccuthq ~
mile Say t'ouuty naomi Rush
Rruh.u DrNIllrl pot,hy Baden.
ltup n satan
Fourth race, three -cightls ot
mile. Gcurgc Washington stake
tor added money ---IIusy clair,
Friendly IoN, Mission BOY,
berwick. 'BiIly RAY smoke
les cannon.
rIf'h i1,'. quarter milo Tho
T.r,. IuII" Loyy, wild Irish.
man. FLYING stone. Ciudcr piih.
Rcd RcI Rose.
sixth race. nyc-uytoorths OF
mile security Cheerful Mo.
mouts brandy coyote. Hlpnk
Ip,k, fiauEtu's Har. Eua'lIug
SIR
'Garyorick outrio'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
RECRUITING CLOSES DOWN
Local station Not After Moro "Jolns'
A Result of departmental Order,

WASHINGTON, Feb ~ Sort"-
tAry OF War Baker tins afternoon l'-
stations and substauons This action
is in accordance with tho resolution
passed by congress reducing 'ho
army to l75,OOO men.
Officials at the locni army recruit
ing station, 90 East Second said last
night that they had received orders
from the station I'm oklahoma city 90
macy M and await further orders.
Six men, two scrgrInts. two cor
porals and two priNates have heun
stationed here for the last year Ser.
geant l.. q. Roby IA in charge.
The station viii probably remain
closed for about six months, Sergeant
Roby said. During the last year tho
local station averaged about 60 ro-
rruits "A month. Sergeant EuhN said
that he and his men would not move
until orders, but thai hc expected
they would be ordered tu rcuur, at
oklahoma city about the flrH, OF
next month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Sunday Baseball Bin
introduced in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. 2l...
senator owens this afternoon intro
ducud e hin iu the senate which
would loEnlzc Sunday baseball In
Arkansas. The bin provides that
only Dilics Of tho urst class would
bo affected and fixes the hours be-
tween -. IN. and y. IN when
baseball could be played on the Sab
bath
Tho hin was read twice and re-
icrrod to the judiciary committed.
The sunday baseball hiil would
restrict the playing Of games to cities
Of the first class ana would permit
games for which admission h.
charged only between the hours OF
and y, m. on Sunday. Tho box
ing hin would provide for licensing
this sport wrestling matches and
other legitimate sports and place tho
conduct OF matches under the dircC-
tion Of an honorary board of three
members, 10 be appointed by the
governor Tho bills we're read twice
and referred tn committees.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

He has made "A record that viii
stand for a long, long time they
said.
And then In 1920 the Colossus
If swat came back In all his glory,
adding % home to his 1919 per
formanCc for n season total of
EIITS-FOUIE. u mark no player
of past days Ind ever dreamed Of.
Ruth Ia now in his prime lie
reached his 27th birthday February.
T. As star players go he has many
year I'm baseball to look forward
to, and II he takes the proper care
OF himself and Dame Fortune does
not interfere to dim the light OF his
batting eye he may hold his ground
as worlds champion hitter Of home
runs for some seasons To come.
with the optimism OF a man who
believes in himself. though with
never sign of self-Consclousncss
Ruth recently said that ne has every
reason to believe ne can beat his
1920 record OF 81 home runs and
added that he would like to reach
the 75 mark.
In 1920 the pitchers Of tho Amer
lean league gave Ruth liS bases on
balls, robbinG him of Just that many
chances 10 swing FOR home run hits.
In addition he missed - fun games.
or some 40 times at bat lie hopes
tO cut into both Of those obHruC-
tiOns during the season to come.
AZ champion the Big Bam-
hino" ranks among the fcw who
need have no great fear OF being de-
throned during the present year. No
player now in the major leagues has
demonstrated anything that even re
sem hlcs the ability tO approach
Ruth's record, or 10 compete with
him next season So Ruth is going
out 10 swing his mighty war club
against fate, the wiles OF the pitch
ers and his own marvellous perform
ance Of last season
Since he has been In tho majors
as "A regular Ruth has hammered
out total Of lO3 home RUNS. he
ginning with 1915, when he got his
first real start as a pitcher for the
Boston Red 9oN His record OF hom-
crs by years is 1915, four. 1916,
three. 1917, two. 1918, II: 1919
20; 1920, 81. Total, lOJ,
Ruth has driven i'm many a run
for his club with singles, doubles
and triples. These runs. however.
are not included In the following
figures, which show that through
home runs alone he has accounted
-ror total Of ia runs In six sea
sons, counting his sc1res made on
home runs and the rufs he has driv-
en- home ahead OF him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
SCHOOL TEACHER
WITH WHITE S0X
Chicago Superintendent
Deserts Position for
Diamond

tilIDAGO, Irb 3D. a mp...u.
'oudoUt or the uublI. schools Ig iu
desert his position ana autWcr tho
'HlI ~ the wiIur league diamond
70 Iuirourcu. head OF the public
H'ho0ls ~ Gutenberg. Iowa. ig tho
man Who has signed 60 pitch for tho
Chicago white SuN. aud viii leave
Chicago iuc latter plfI ot rrhru-
1I. Doc thu advance squad ~ battery
m'r. for NINrla.hin T'Nlp. the
training camp of 'ho club
humorous college, players have
come into tho major leagues. some
signing contracts before their rdu-
cation vts completed But tins ig
tho FIRST iuTtu., NncJu % college
myu. lNrr ascending 10 the position
~ head OF the public schools Was
willing to sacrifice his position TO
play baseball
Th" utHobbl bus started buzzluR
u Mr Jorg'usru.s ear whru hu was
very young Tla first btHrbul was
played vhi|o member uf i,id
nine lt Iusk. Wisconsin,. Latter b,
came 10 kmh'll''u. Iowa, his HON"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

10 International Scws Service
NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.--A cham
pionship is a tickle thing. difficult
tu win, hard TO hold
Winning ana holding a title is a
privilege given To but handful
among thousands OF red blooded
Young Americans who devote brain.
Drawn and untlring persistence to
attain perfection IN any limo Of
Champions come and champions
go. The smiles Of Dame Fortune
tllt h.thcr and yon and she deals
them out with reckless abandon.
The newly-Crowned champion hears
the cry of the pack at his heels al
most before the plaudits that her
aided his rise TO fame cease to ring
In his ears.
II has been the experience of the
vast majority OF champions that
popular sentiment demands an ever
changing personnel In the king row.
The sporting world * always ready
to hail II new champion, and just as
quick 10 acclaim a contender who
can dethrone him.
Today we can boast OF no less
than a score Of champions In various
branches of sport who stand out
brightly in their various fields of
Nllh'dNNls fNtlllt dlf lltA Alhlils NOlnF
international title holders All are
facing year of keen competition
and concentrated effort. How many
of our champions will survive the
attacks OF the mohs at their heels7
a fair percentage. no doubt, will
come through with flying colors, but
some OF them must fall. Let us
look at a few OF the brightest Of our
title holders.
Long before spriugtimc'S bslmy
hrCcZcs fan the northern states
Babe Ruth, halldom's most sensa
tioual Nar, viii trek southwark TO
prepare for another hig season.
The homo-run king has grand
ambition. He also boasts a generous
waistlinc. For these two reasons he
is going 10 Hot Springs. Ark, with
the hattcrymcn of the New York
Yankees lie will reduce his girth
that it may not Interfere with his
To hit ENTS-F1NE home
runs during the 1921 campaign!
Here Is a champion who stands in
a class 10y himself. In 1919 he
shattered all previous home run
records by hitting out a grand total
Of %. Ills achievement caused tho
fans to marvel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Manager of Dead Boxer
Held on Fraud Charge

JERSEY CITY, y. J.. Feb. Iii
James Kolb Of Newark was ar
raigncd today charged with with
holding a boxing purse from the
mother OF Raymond Mcmillan,
known in fistic circles as Mickey"
shannon, who died after a bout last
December with Al Roberts.
kolb, who had been Mcmillan s
manager denied the charge. He
said tho boxers share of the bout
was only Sl2S, after deduct.nE COM
mission and expenses and that 1t
had been paid to the mother. lie
was held in $500 bail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
BOXERS WANTED
FOR WORKOUTS
Dearth of Sparring Part.
ners Handicap to
Light Heavics

\ dcarth of sNarriug Uu....s ,
handicapping the training OF sgro,
Clickner and Tommy Elr.. l...
heavyweight. who meet her, r.. d..
round 20 next Friday night Da.grs,
yesterday was able TO nrI ueg
Jimmy Sarchoni bantam tY vor.
with him, and though o., ur,
ltsian is "a handy and gam. .H ..
Is too small To give th, N.r T.,s,D
much Of a workout. Cugkrur Worked
- rounds.
Burke was forced 20 curfar ,u
Of his days training To- gym routine
but expects to have O. boy .l box
with today.
Clickncr works today %, gs0 and
Burke at $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
T.. Gibbons, Weinert
To Battle March 5
at Madison Garden

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.--Tommy
Gibbons, who seeks laurcls I'm the
hcavywciEht division, Will start an
active campaign next month.
The ST. Paul syrappcT unable
TO find opponents I'm the middle
weight ranks any longer, has
been matched W IN Charley
Wcincrt It became known today.
q Gibbons and Woinert will get
together at Madison square Gar
don March Q, IN "a l5-rouui bout
90 a decision. lu view uf the fact
that WcluCrt has recently
launched campaign 10 come
back as heavyweight contender
and Gibbons has Just tlopprd into
heavyweight ranks, this bout viii
be OF intcrcat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
TWO Interesting Bouts
This Week at NeuU York

NEW YORK, Fob. o1.-Two box
ing bouts OF unusual interest will be
staged here this week
e Tomorrow night Louis Bogash
crack New England wcltcrwciRht
will meet soldier Bartficld at Madi-
son square garden. ON Friday night
Wi'lio Jackson and Johnny Dundee
will renew their feud. Their l5-
round bout at the garden will be the
ninth meeting between them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

PHILA ADELPHTA, Feb. 2l.--Jim-
my Ryan, prominent middlcweight
in tho days of the bare knuCkle
fighters. liz seriously IN Al hospital
here. A call has been made for VOL
unteers To submit 20 blood trans
fusion In an effort to save his life.
Ryan's last appearance i'm the ring
hcge was with Dominick 7 Caffrey
aboat Is years ago. lie fought a
sevcn-rOund draw here with Jack
Dempsey. the "uonparen." an 1854.
and three years lttcr was knocked
out by the same fighter in the fourth
round.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Thousands Pay Final
Respects to Pelkey

WINDSOR, Ontario, Feb q.
thousands Of citizens FROM
nearby towns lined the streets
OF Ford City. near here, today to
pay tkeir last respects 20 Arthur
pclkcy. hcavywclght boxing
champion of Canada, who died
last Friday after "A long attack OF
sleeping sickness.
pClkcy, seven years age, 1Ccl-
dcutaly killed Luther Mccarthy
In the ring His nst eight Was
about year ago when ho was
knocked out by Bob Martin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
lowing RLlI IntroduCrd.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. II "A
bin looking to the leEalizing OF box
ing sparring and wrestling matches
In Arkansas was INTRODUCED IN the
senate today The hill provides sub
mission of the question 10 n popular
vote and In the rvent such a vote is
favorable would license these and
other sports and put them under
control Of an honorary board OF
three members, TO hv appointed by
the governor. The bill has the en-
dorscment ot several posts OF the
American legion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Special Stake Event Is
Feature Of Tcday's
Program
MISSION BOY ENTERED
Holder OF "a Worlds Record
Runs i'm George Washing
ton stake
~ LARRY DALEY.

Nf" |' OUT lNN az
Thirty 'N OF the apoodi,W grew
hounds iu America Including thonr
from an sections of 'hr country and
ono holder OF . worlds record face
TITO barrier today boo tho opening
dhy program Of the aO.day race
meet uf "a" Mia Continent Nmuar.
Wout company pf Tula,
Featuring tnday'f races ls tho
George Washington stake over tho
thr"'-olEhihe mile distance and
'trrvl1E 400 added money valuation
Included boo the entrants for tho
George Washington stake lg MtasIou
Roy, California track champion and
recent breaker of tho worlds record
~ ihroc. ciEhthH mile Mission BOY
negotiated that distance in 3S Hco-
unis. beating tho mark held by
Skookum. one ot the fastest hounds
on the dog turf today
othcr speedy Entrants.
Hiuy Ray ana Busy Clair. two
great favoritcg hero. are ala. Gu
tered I'm the feature event Both
dogs have bocn consistent ia their
workouts, making speedy time In
zach start. They we're among the
heaviest winners IN the numerous
coursing meets hold here lust win
tor. Friendly Fox, Berwick aud
Smokclrss Cannon are also among
the faNot dogs entered In the meet
here and fur that reason they were
placed IN competition with the above
named three gre, hounds
Dogs are classified for races ac-
cOtdlnE to their time lu workouts
hero and In past performances AT.
az u week ot racing tho hounds
shOwing the fastest and most con-
sistcnt' uimo viii Ice matched, thus
making each rao" ms close and in
tcrcstlng as possible.
Not n Coursing Meet.
Dog race meets and courslng
meets should not be- confused Ia
tho former. the dogs run ON "a quar-
ter-mllc track In pursuit of an arti.
fetal rabbit, This rabbit IL run by
a powerful motor. Tho dogs are
placed In a glass cage and when
the rabbit runs past are released
from the cage. Greyhound racing
was first introduced In California
and from novelty became an cs-
tablishcd sport, Two features In
coursing meets or horse races are
eliminated IN the dog races, the
killing OF rahhtta ana tho possible
pulllnE OF morse races bN Ju'hlAt
In the dog races, It's the spocdicst
that wins. with no human person To
control their race.
The plant OF the Mid-Contincnt
Amusement company, three miles
west OF Tulsa on the Sapulpa Tulsa
highway. was erected at cost Of
$4,000. Tulsa capital and Tulsa
sportsmanship made possible this
new sport here. Tho track here Ia
tho only ono outside of California.
Post Time 2;3O O'clock.
Post time for this opening race
each day win be at 2;30 o'clock.
There will be six races daily
Rcd Fork. Sapulpa and West
Tulsa interurbaus all go to the gates
OF the Mid Continent park,
Following are the officials; W. G.
Crcvcling, presiding Judge, j. Barsh,
starter; 4. j. Purcell paddock
Judge; John shnughnessy, racing
secretary.
Music will be furnished each day
by a Jazz band of - pieces, under
the direction Of l.. G. Jazz Hodg-
ins, director OF the Kennedy Res
taurant orchestra. and known To all
Tulsans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
MILWAUKEE, BOWLERS LEAD


TVIEDV, ONO, FtO, sT."II. \.
Plant and Brorll OF Milwaukee,
bowling ON the last squad in tn"
Elks national bowling tournament
here today rolled into first place
i'm the doubles with l219. Zlckcr-'
man and Bl1uin Of Chicago went
into third place with l173. Nc
Cullaugh and rritchett OF INDIAN
apolis finished second with 1,lS2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

ny Myers of tho Brooklyns was
the champion three base hitter in
the National league last season.
During the campaign the fleet
footed ny chaser knocked out 20
hits. which netter him "a total Of &C
bases. Ills nearest rival for the
honors was Rogers llornsby, who
ClOutcd out 90 three baggors, For
several years Hy has made Il spc-
cialty of making three-basc wallops,
and for the last two years he has led
lhr leagmn In that rNSnnct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Colorado Man win, sLi Title

DENVER, VOI TpU- |I|I."
IIowelson OF Steamboat Springs
Col. won tho professional sal rIdcr,
championship with a jump ut % fao.
at tho national tournament uu tbr
difficult GcnCsCe mOuuttl. .lur,,
yesterday, Lars Hagen of Stplmbo,t
Springs was second, and Hans Han.
son Of Minneapolis third.
Einar Jensen OF Chicago was
awarded thu national amateur mi.
with n jump OF 81 feet. and Jur "
Ruiro Of Denver won the boys, d.,
tional championship.
II IS estimated 1000 automobile.
carried Approximately $4,000 po-so..
to the course to witness the events
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Targets Are Reduced
From 300 10 200 in
state Tifie Shoots

NEN YORK. Feb. - A
change Goo conditions governing
competitions for individual state
championships. whereby targets IN
titlc events are reduced from 800
% 200 yards, was nuUounocd here
today by The Amateur Trapshout-
ing A-MuuIilInM.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
FOUR GAMES FOR SAPULPA
Jones Bask ctccrs Play Fort Smith
NJ Home Thursday Night

SAPTLPA. okla, Feb. 21.-The
Sapulpa high school basketeers to-
morrow night meet the Fort Gibson
quintet at Fort Gibson and We'd
ncsday night play at Oilton.
Thursday night Sapulpa plays
Fort Smith, Ark. high school here
and Friday night meets Drumright
here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
YOst Suggests Rule
Change; Would Make
FuKnbied Ball Dead

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l- Field
ing Nost, University OF NIlchigan's
veteran football coach, In a letter
TO Michigan alumni, made public
here today. suggested a change in
football rules whereby fumbled
ball becomes dead the moment II
is recovered Declaring many
games have been won by inferior
teams through the lucky recovery
of a tumble, he believes hi idea
would result in all games being
won on their merits. He is op-
posed, he said, TO the suggestion
abuilshing the goal after touch
down
Nost claims 70 have the support
Of Coaches Zuppkc Of Illinois and
Williams of Minnesota in his fum-
BILE rule proposal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
BANDITS DIDN'T SCARE HIM
Insurance Cashier Chnsrs i'air ana
Cnpture, one After Robbery,

CHICAGO, Feb. 3l.--raNroli ban
dits hold no tcrrors Tor william J..
Wschart. cashier Tor life insur-
ancc company.
As Wisehart va returning from
a bank today with a $500 payroll
two bandits thrust rcvolVcrs INTO ms
face with n command to hold up MS
hands. Tho cashier grabbed the re
volvor held hy one OF the banult
but was struck on the mead with inc
revoiyer welded 10y another robbor.
'rhcy seized the money and fled
Armed with tho bIUdits revolver.
Wischart chased the robbers hrlng
as no ran, aud captured one, rccov-
tring some OF the loot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Bill Tilden Welcomed
Home By Mayor Moore

pWIADELrUIA. FEB. 2l--Wil-
liam r. Tudcu, worlds champion
tennis player returned home today
from his victorious trip as "A member
of the American Davis cup team to
Australia lie WAS given formal
welcome by Mayor Moore AT the city
hall
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Kacnmct I,innIs Tndny.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.---Clarence
G, Pell. national amateur racquet
champion and Stanley a.. Mortimer
OF New York were ViCtOrs TODAY in
the semi-final round Of tho national
tournament and will meet tomorrow
in the final round
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league park. His one hugaboo seems
to be Washington whore tho right
field fence is far and away from
the home plato. But he cleared that
fence once last season. lie drove
in a grand total of l37 runs for the
Yankees last summer, leading his
league in this respect lie also led
in scoring runs with 1853.
From these figures Il can easily
he seen what prolific swatsman
is the Big Babe. lie is Just as am
bilious as he is prolific and ne will
put everything ho has into an effort
to attain tho goal he has sat. His
crusade against the -itcheTs and
fences next summer viii be intcr-
eSting to watch
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Bdlmy Weather Greefs
Contingent of Cardinals

ORANGE. Texas. Feb, 2i.-Thc
firet contingent ~ the st Louis Ma
tionals, comprising eight plyaers, was
greeted 10y the balmicst OF weather
on tho first day ~ spring training
hero