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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
LOOKING 'G>M OVER
."WITH BRIDGET.
Warnie Smith TO the Front

9S t"SSS"s So % ,e ssFS1' S SG 5 of Goas @ %a s h
the hemned lie rapidly moving into the front rank among
against easily
Monday route,
S d % and 3 G iour ri chapters % S % ac.S Enre%p tor" into
Ss" s =" S S @ As , % gong end ended . e fo % r So
ilanngnn hanging and barely avoid
was @ @ s"d @ @ % sn @ % & Soyasq s his
ponen
have his masss6 @ S 'f gS KID a% or most an" her
in these parts than send him against Warnie again , - , ,
the highly showing the Impression the
Tha, smith would bo hard t9r M mo 81 hG1" G@HyWsh' one
believe he could whp Hugh walker" another suggested twak
Monday
referee
some o Inc city o
Ilonnsen who has on hccn boxing asoin
nSn n% r own i Sn e % @ @ @ Sa a'' bS more novice
able W % m % '" % % hi 's" S S @ST Sdo @ oSp s%e o weeks
scheduled ana then on next Tuesday night WI" again appear IN
tho OH Ciys tripe.hcnder card.
touround very successfully only
ponmnt oil they
Sh oHS @ S @ GR'a IN" @ s gong % to the % 5 d h n % ' S t n m
As whole
very and
one can't
that frequently boy may lose who would be Sinch to win
Mckee cmw a with
eight ability "ssimaic Whatever punish.
""s 40 ras a Son m "r% ns%ns '% makes @ '"% @ mighty S
formidable In rounds.
etc. ana passed them around for the onen OF hc pSeao There's
long We greatly admire flowing tressos but boxer.
They pulled one rather trick
cigars Chewing % soSo" T", after d"
official annonn"r sprung m@ new rules :" 1he e bn, smoking
csl-c'oradns wcrcsb absolutely proni6ncd '''' cumming
Were glad to felow from Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Is N0TRE DAME
. STARS GRADUATE
But Knute Rockne Hopes
TO Develop Thirteen
Just as Good

SOUTH BEND Ind, Dec. G.
The fact that 10 University of Notre
Dame football stars will say fare
we'll TO good old college days next
June might be taken as an unlucSy
omen by some coaches, hut Knute
<oekne, who turns out the football
teams at this school. ia not abashed.
TO Rockne 1t simply means develop
ing I3 more who are just as good.
dfe may not be able to do 1t. but in
tends to try. he says.
The bakers dozen 20 leave Notre
Dame are Capt. Eddie Anderson,
Buck Shaw, Hunk Anderson, Roger
kiley, Johnny Mohardt. Chei
Wynne. jim Dooloy, Glenn Car.
berry, Dan Coughlin. Jim Phelan
Earl Walsh, Harry Mehre and Che
Grant.
Although Rockne has depended
upon these men to a large extern
ihe had not been unmlndful OF tn,
future and followers Of athletics a
Notre Dame predict that next sea
son viii see the university repre-
scented by a mooth working aggre
eatlon that will uphold the recort
ss4 by the stars who are soon to pas
cat OF sight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
T,co Games 0Higat in
Y.M.C.A. Cage League

Two interesting conflicts will oc-
eur tonight iu the \, NJ {. A. Com
mercial basketball league when the
Pure oils take on the NJ c. Hale
five and Mcgee Sporting Goods
clash with the Southern Hardwares.
II the Hale team Is stepping up TO
form, Il Il expected that htey will
give the Pure Oils their most ex-
citing battle.
The Southern Hnrdwares with
Coach Breneman Of the high school
on their eligibility list are also apt
to take the Mcgee team for SEN
sational chase. Last week the
Southern team strengthened It's list
with Brownfield at center and took
advantage OF a slump and knocked
the Hale five off the mence in rapid
moving conflict. Mcgee tossers
failed to maze very favorable i'm
preston on the Pure Oils. However.
they were weakened by the absence
OF Captain Greenman, With Green
man and couple OF new men on
the list, the Southern team will find
Itself up against a stiff proposition
when It tackles the Megees tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
0RTEGA, PALMER
AND OTHERS WORK
TAG. Gym a Busy Place
as Boxers Prepare for
December 13 Show

Tho Tulsa A. G. gym under the
place these afternoons, fists flying
right and left az the boxers enter
the stretch OF their preparation for
the triple header card to be pre-
seutcd next Tuesday night at Con-
vcution hall by the oil City Athletic
club.
Battling Ortcga. the Pacific coast
middleweight and Kih Palmer Of
Tulsa. who meet in the 12-round
main event Tuesday night. were the
center OF attraction yesterday. or
tcgd, who brought Tommy DAILY. his
own sparriug partner along with
him, went through spirited work
out, and many who saw him In ac-
tion do not believe Palmer will be
able To subdue him. Palmer also
worked fast and hard.
Billy Morrisctte continues to keep
plugging away at his training. and
believes he is Sie man to shatter
warnie smiths rapidly mounting
reputation.
All the bozers TO take part In the
Oh Citys all star show will be seen
In action this afternoon. save one,
Frankie Osner being on his way
back from Burkburnett, Texas
whore he boxed last night. Warnie
Smith and "Stubby" Durham, who
boxed four rounds each at oklahoma
City, Monday night, will be back in
scrapping toys at the 7. a. G.
Palmer. Ortega, Smith. Morrisette
and Durham all will show their
wares,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Indiana to Lose Kyle
After Present Year;
Other Grid Stars to Go

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec. 6.
John kyle's career as football
star at Indiana university ended
with this scascG, The husky
Crimson captain brought added
fame to himself in his last appear
ance when. with his team facing
scoreless tie with Purdue. he
grabbed tumble and then booted
a drop kick for the winning score.
Kyle and seven other gridiron
luminaries made their last stand
in the Purdue game. Coach Il. O.
Steihm will have to hunt next
season for men to fill the places
of Kyle at fullbaCk, Neru Bell AZ
center, Harry Donovan at left
and right end, John r. Leonard
at right tackle, John Burnett at
quarterback and Russell vii
liams ut halfback, Bell. Burnett
and Williams, although not varsity
men, have played important parts
In the contests of this season.
Stiehm believes that from the
ranks OF this years freshmen he
Will he able to pick some good
men 10 fill In the holes which win
be left when the eight players
just mentioned leave school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
GOLF TOURNEY DATES SET
Womcn's National Championship to
lie Decided nt w. Va. Course.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.--The 1922
national womans golf championship
will be played on the course of the
Greenbrier club at White Sulphur
Springs, w. va, the week OF Sep
tember 25. It was announced to-
night by tho United States Golf as
sociation.
The national open championship
will be held at the Skokie club near
Chicago probably In July. Con-
sidering that the British open cham
pionship at the st. Georges course
Sandwich. will not end until July
20. the United States Golf associa-
tion event could not very well be
held earlier than the middle OF July.
The amateur championship at the
country club. Brookline. Mass. will
be held either the first or second
week In September.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Latest Pictures
ISTEPP ELECTED
CAGER CAPTAIN
All-State Guard of Last
Years Team to Pilot
T. u. Basketeers

Clarence Barney" stepp. an.
state guard on the Tulsa university
basketball team last year, yestcr-
day was elected captain Of the
i921-22 orange and Black cagers
Stepp, who came to Tulsa u from
Jcnks High school earned name
In Oklahoma basketball through
his great work az a floor guard. and
he also is an excellent dribblcr aud
a good goal shooter.
Stepp Is trying out at forward
this year. lie is fast and his *.
perience on the varsity football
team, where he earned n berth as A
regular end, was valuable training
for him. This Is his second year
on the team.
Hawley Kerr was elected mana.
ger OF the team. He Ia son OF
Rev G. w Kerr OF Tulsa and was
a guard on last years team.
The only other letter man on the
basketball s,dard this year Is Bal
com, another football veteran also.
Both Kerr and Balsom are guards.
Coach Schmidt OF Tulsa Uis keep
ing his men busy at preliminary
basketball work. He Is trying TO
deyelupe real scoring machine.
Claude Brownfield and Clifford
Hite are working at center. and
Brownfield also is trying some at
forward. "Stubby' Lawhorn, John
Stewart and Percy Gray are others
working at forward, Tom Williams,
Bin McNutt, Harold Jones and
Almon White are trying for guard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
BASEBALL EXPENSES
Il FAR TOO HIGH, SAYS
Il MINOR LEAGUE CHIEF
Class Teams Cost From $4,000 to $l5ooOo Season,
Mike Sexton Estimates, Urging Owners to Trim
Sails Declares Draft Won't Be Taken Back; Western
and Others Standing Pat Against 1t.

making allowances always for tho
vacancies that are suro come In
their lineupB.
II do not look for any changes
from the order that was followed
this year as regards the draft. !
expect that most OF the leagues win
continue to permit the majors 10
draft players as they have done In
the past, but the bigger minors vii
not submit to It,"
There were stlll n lot OF rumora
about trades OF players. but none
has gone past the talk point.
slim Picking for Majors.
Scouts for the major lengues how
ering about the side lines rs the 90
minor leagues got down to buslne ess
today apparently found tho picking
and choosing OF new material very
poor a day OF dickering and rum
ors brought no definite announce
mcnt OF the acquisition OF n aoinglc
player eikher by purchase from tn
minors or trndes among tho maio.
League representatives
John i. McGraw OF tho New YORK
Ginnta denied that a, deal had been
closed for an Indianapolis outfleldor
AZ Yankee headquarters II was sad
by business Manager Edward Bar
row that no new players had been
taken on hy the American ieaguers
Other prominent majors here In
cludcd Charles II. Tbbctts of
Brooklyn; Barney Drcyfus OF Pitts
burg and Clarke Griffith of the
Washington Americans. Griffith an.
nounced the retirement OF George
Mcbride as manager OF the Senn
tors. There was "A host of 9th.
hoping to bc given a chance to re-
open the question OF Selection" a
word more preferable to them than
draft" Their opportunity to voice
q desire to select minor league play
ers under the conditions prior t'
1921 probably will come tomorrow
or Thursday
Ga,nblin Evil Reduced.
The opening session of the minors
was late In convening and adjourn
mcnt was taken until tomorroy aft
er Prcsident Michael II. Sexton de-
livored his annual address aud Sec
rotary John II. Farrell submitted
his report.
President Sexton. in addition to
plea for economy In Management
Of the minors. urged that the whole
section OF tho by-,nws relating to
the loaning and farming OF players
be revised and the addition OF a
stronger penalty clause for clubs
violating the salary limit rule.
General conditions affecting the
game throughout the country. Presl
dent Sexton said. had materially i'm
proved and the evil OF gambling
had been reduced to a minimum.
Secretary Farrclrs report showed
that all OF the 26 minor leagues
launched last spring completed Their
respective seasons Two league or.
ganizations. the Kentucky state
league and the Inter Provincial
league, failed to get start.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
BlOW to Yankee Pennanf HOPES


defiance
terrific blow
Ruth,
the
Furnishing Ruth problem. lands
months figure
ke sSCos week In vaudeville fine would
the next season but viii be
he
home
box office attraction ext nter
In addition tho
prved Ruth Meuse
This VIII a to
which
who
itself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
BY JACK vIEocK

4 BUFFALO, n. ~ Dec G.-Thc
IImst session of the National associa-
Hon. which opened at the IAfay-
tttte hotel this afternoon. heard Prcs-
Eident Mike Sexton launch vigor-
9ous attack against the high cxpenao
toi running minor league baseball
n isbs. SeNton recommended re
Ntrenchment all along the line.
T. The cost OF running some minor
AlcnGuo clubs ia all out Of proportion"
Rtaid SeAton. why / have found
:nfter careful Investigation. that the
.1cams In class cost between t7S,-
AoeO and $4,000 In class II tho
,-cost runs from $4,000 to $4,000,
and In lower classiftcatlOns there Is
fbut little difference.
Salaries Too High.
II think the club owners are pay
sing too high salaries and I think the
contract with the bonps clause
Eshould be abolished.
q FClubs could save nearly half OF
their transportation CNpcnacs by us-
Ing tourist slcepcra instead of travel
njnE In tho standard cars. Hotels
that charge rates out Of proportion
fto what minor league clubs ran ar
ford. should be forced to come
: down IN their prices or less expon-
sive hosielrics should be patron
ized."
THE draft question In not going to
cause any riffs among the minors
Leagues Wont Give In.
The leagues that have been get
ting along without tho draft are go-
ing TO continue 10 do so and their
stand In the matter Is not going TO
be made an excuse for strife In tho
national association. As the annual
convcntion went into session today,
President sexton said that as far as
he knew the International league,
the American association, the Pa
cific Coast league and several other
large circuits, such as the Western
league, will continue to operate
without permitting the majors to
draft players from them
lone OF the big objections to the
draft" said President sexton, lies
IN tho fact that the major league
club which drafts a player often
sends him back to some other club
lu the same league from which he
came. The fact that he may be
sent back under an optional agree
1nent makes no difference To the
baseball fans in the town where he
made good and IL he plays against
his former teammates and makes u
good showing, Ms players generally
do, the club owner from whose
y cam he was originally drafted
comes In for IA fine panping from
the fans.
Players Not Held Down.
Isl ."The club owners do not try to
hold the player down" President
sexton continued. "They are will
ing 10 sell any player when he has
reached that stage OF perfection that
he can hold a job In the big leagues,
Tho only idea Is to keep u good
tea m together as long as possible
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Fred Stone, Actor, in
Market for Red SOS

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. 6.-Fred
Stone, actor. today began negotia-
tions for the purchase OF the Bos-
ton Red Sox American league Dase
ball club. II was not learned
whether Stone was acting for him
self or as an agent for others.
Harry FraZce, owner of the club
refused 10 discuss the matter be-
yond stating he had been visited
by two men" and that he would
have statement to give out proo-
ably tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Centre and Arizona
May Play NeW Years

TUCSON. Ariz.. Dec. 6.--Au offer
guaranteeing all expenses II the
University NJ Arizona football team
will play Centre college at San
Diego on December 26. was re-
cclved by Coach McKale here to-
day.
The tender was made by Ed
Fletcher OF san Diego.
Final decision as to whether or
not the offer viii he accepted will
probah bly, be given out tomorrow.
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OF athletes OF other years. Exam
ination OF athletes at Columbia, he
said today. has shown increasing
eye weakness, but most of the de-
fects could he corrected.
ST. PAUL. Dec. 6.--Bobby Ward
st. Paul lightweight, shaded Puggy
Morton, Portland, Ore. In 10
round no-dccision bout here last
night, according TO sport writers.
SIT. LOUIS, Dec 6.--Mike OH
hons. st, Paul middleweight, was
given the referees decision over
Augie Rather of New York, In a L.
round bout here last night.
! NASHVILLE Tenn. Dee. Ga
practically complete football sched
ule for Vanderbilt university. as an
nounced today, shows that the local
| eleven Will engage In at least two
intersectional games next far.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The signing
Of kitty" Bransficld, former Ma,
tional league first sacker, as scout
for the Chicago Nationals was an.
nouneed here today.
BOSTON. Dec. 6.--Jack ueaph,
OF Beverly, Mass, was today elected
captain OF Boston college football
eleven for 1929.
! CHICAGO, Dec. g.--Judge Lands
baseball commissioner, announced
Lthat the joint meeting of two major
leagues would be held Ia New York
on December Is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
WILLARD CALIFORNIA BOUND
jess Sells Lawrence Home and WIN
Move to the Coast.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. 6.--Jess
willard. former heavyweight pugil-
istic champion. today sold his Law
renee home. including the furniture
and livestock on the place. He viii
move TO California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
George Mcbride Quits
As Washington Manager

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Resig-
nation OF George Mcbride as man
ager OF the Washington American
league baseball club was announced
today by clark Griffith. club presi-
dent. In long distance telephone
message from Buffalo, where ne *
attending the meeting OF minor
league officials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
No Winter Games for Centrc.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Dec. G.
University OF Southern California
athletic officials early today re-
versed a decision reacher last night
and announced that the football
team Of that institution would not
play Centre college at San Diego
CAL December 26
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Chicngo May Play Georgia,

CHICAGO. Dec. "a report was
current here this afternoon that the
University Of Chicago had scheduled
a football game with the University
OF Georgia to be played in Chicago
October 6. 1899. Coach Stagg of
Chicago. could not be reached to
confirm the report and athletic
headquarters had no Information
IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

Pay your taxes early and avoid
the holiday rush. Wayne l.. Dickey,
county treasurer. Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
McCraw Lands Heinie GrOh in Trade,
Sendinq Burns and Gonzales to RedS

NEW YORK pee s-Manager Of the Giants has traded
Third
Of Orien Of the New YORK
baseball OF the
he He belonged TO the
the Reds with
couple Of 9TH In exchange Pitcher
and sales has
Mcraw
inelder and
ma "A oubd "A
wha nfcd remains be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. Dec
6.--Ban Johnson, president of the
American league, when informed OF
the sentenced imposed by Judge
lands upon Babe Ruth, Bob Meu-
sci and Bill Piercy. said he did not
care TO comment on the decision.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec 6.--Febru-
airy 2. and were the dates an
nouncad for the open golf tourna-
ment which viii be held on the
breckenridge park public golf
course here. a field of 6h is ex-
pected. Among those who have en-
tered are walter Hagen and two
dozen other leading professionals of
the New York and st. Louis dis
tricts. Chicago and Pacific coast
professionals are expected,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 6.---Carl
Tremalne, Cleveland bantomweight,
/ last night knocked out X. q. brown
of New Orleans in the fourth round
OF scheduled eight-round bout
here.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.--Eddic
Fltzsimmons OF Hot Springs. Ark.
outclassed Frank Carhone OF New
York in l5-round bout here last
night Carbone was threatened MI
disqualification for his lack Of ag-
gressivencss. The men are middle
weights.
HOUSTON. Texas. Dec. 6.--Bobby
Waugh OF Fort Worth easily out
lpolnted Young Wallace OF New or
leans here last night In l2-round
bout. The Texan had the better o.
eight rounds three were even anc
one went 10 Wallace. Wallace out
weighs Waugh.
DETROIT. Dec. G--Stanislau'
Zbyszko, worlds champion wrestler
defeated GloNanai Mazzan, Italiar
| champion. in straight falls here last
| night. Tho firs; .aN came In 81 y
! minutes on deadlock and body
scissors and the second In seven
minutes with body scissors.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. 6.--Dr.
Forret c. Allen. director OF athletics
at the University OF Kansas. an
nounced that the army's offer for a
football game with Kansas univer-
sltv. 10 be played at West Point next
october Z, had been accepted. The
game will be the first one ever
played by Kansas In the east 1t viii
be the first game on the schools
schedule.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6--George
Chancy, Baltimore lost 20 Freddy
Jacks Of England. IN the second
round Of scheduled eight-round
bout last night on a foul. Jacks
to have been hit low and
the referee stopped the bout.
NEW YORK, Dec, 6---Jlm Rice.
veteran crew coach at Columbia !
has come 10 the conclu- |
sion that the vision of college ath-
l~IsA todaH ~ inferior TO the eyesight
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Were glad you fellows
bond
M N
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6--George
Chancy, Baltimore. lost 10 Freddy
Jacks Of England. IN the second
round of n scheduled eight-round
bout last night on foul. Jacks
ella! med to have been hit low and
the referee stopped the bout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec, 6.--Jim Rice.
veteran crew coach at Columbia
university has come 10 the conclu-
sion that the vision of college ath-
i@LsA todaR ~ inferior TO the eyesight
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NOlOafa and Pryor to
Clash at CLaremOre
on GridirOn Friday
special to Ths world.

SpecIaI 20 The World,
NOWATA, Dec. 6.-Arrange-
,ments were completed today fer
a post-season game between No
wata and Pryor high school foot
ball teams, indicated this sea.
son. to be played at Claremore
Friday afternoon. The winner
will challenge the winner Of the
Sapulpa- -Ardmore game for
final contest for the state cham
pionship.
Coach Wiike Of the Nowata
favors playing the final game In
Tulsa, providing Nowata and Sa-
pulpa are successful against
Proyr and Ardmore this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Special to The world.

PRYOR, Dec. G.--"Sure wen
beat Nowata." This was the gem
eral feeling in Pryor high school
circles today after arrangements
had been made for the game al
Claremore Friday
They'll have TO score on us be-
fore they beat us--and that's
more than anyone else could do
this year." one Pryor official
pointed out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07
Sport Briefs

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. Dec
6.--Ban Johnson, president of the
American league, when informed OF
the sentenced imposed by Judge
lands upon Babe Ruth, Bob Meu-
sci and Bill Piercy. said he did not
care TO comment on the decision.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

DETROIT. Dec. G.--Stanlslaus
zbyszko, worlds champion wrestler,
defeated Glovanai Mazzan, Italian
champion. in straight falls here last
night. Tho first :aN came In 81 y
minutes on deadlock and body
scissors and the second In seven
minutes with a body scissors.
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HOUSTON, Texas. Dec. 6.--I3obby
Waugh OF Fort Worth easily out
pointed Young Wallace OF New or
leans here last night In i2-round
bout. The Texan had the better OF
eight rounds; three were even and
one went 10 Wallace. Wallace out
weighs Waugh,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Eddie
Fitzsimmons OF Hot Springs, Ark,
outclassed Frank Carhone OF New
York in a l5-round bout here last
night Carbone was threatened MI
disqualification for his lack OF as
gressivencss. The men are middle
weights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-07

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 6,---Carl
Tremaine. Cleveland bantamweight,
last night knocked out X. q. brown
of New Orleans in the fourth round
OF "a scheduled eight-round bout
here.
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pulled us IN
Oklahoma audience
selling Alter
such supplies
and rscctora1ng absolutely