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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-05
High School Results

Al n!xhy nisby high 40; Tulsa
High Juniors 0,
AD COLLEGE RESULTS ...
Al pawhuska a--Pawhuska high b5,
Ponca City high o.
At Sapulpa- Sapulpa High 6s.
Guthrie High o.
AT ulgee---O Oklahoma City
High 81, Okmulgee High I.
At Clnremore--Okla la homa military
academy q, Chilocco Indians o.
At FairfaA--Fairfax 81, Drum
right &.
At Erick-Erlck 90, sayrc 3.
AZ Fort Towson--Fort Towson A..
Boswell q.
At Chelsea Chelsea 81, Miami o.
At Jett--Jett 81, Medford Z.
At StrOud-Stroud IS, MoCloud 0.
At Ardmore--Ardmore High 80,
Iawton High o.
Al Broken Arrow--Brol,en Arrow
High 30, Colhnsviile High 0,
At Shawnee High g.
Enid High zS.
At semlnolc-semino High 81,
HoldcnyiDe o.
AT Crescent 81 Hen
nessey 0.
Al Pauls valley Pauls valley a..
Wilson 6.
At Ada-Ada High 2S Murray
Aggies Is.
El Reno IS, McAlester Z.
Perry 100, Newkirk 0;
Ponca city Junior II. Chilocco
Indians IL,
Alva 90, Watonga 0.
Cleveland 90, Pawnee "a.
Altus 30, Norman o.
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charged their invading opponents.
outfought them and Outgeneralled
them In every way.
Obtaining the ball in their own
territory few minutes after the
start, the teachers carried Il for
ward with straight football to the
Phillips 25-yard line, Miller max
ing one sprint Of 80 Yards. Then
llerndon hurled n pass into Bray
iner's hands just over the goal line
and Williamson booted the goal
Phillips lone count came tn the
second period when Shelton booted
q field goal from the 36-yard line.
In this same quarter Central
Registered Us second touchdown.
f,eforce carried the bah almost to
the goal line on a long forward pass
and then again kicked goal.
The third period was scoreless,
but in the fourth Central turned
loose another effective aerial bar
rage which produced two more
tuuchdowns Williamson and Miller
having the honor OF dropping back
Of the chalk line with the plgskin.
Each time williamson booted goal.
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TIGERS CLAW GROVES
BAPTTSTS TO PIECES,
WINNING BY 2S TO D
Held for % Minutes, Tulsa Eleven Then Counts Four
Touchdowns-Balcom Registers First by Snagging
Long Pass, "Tarzan" Het Makes Pair and Cap
tain keck the Final.

special 20 Tho world.
SHAWNEE. Nov -- Francis
schmidts Tulsa university eleven
tramplcd tho squad OF their former
tcammatc Ivan Grove. into tho dust
OF tho oklahoma Baptist unlvorniy's
gridirou today. and triumphcd over
the Bnptiat team 2S to o. The game
was faster Than the score indicates
and u hard fight at all times.
Going into tho fray 40 the FIRST tho
Baptists rushed tho bali to within
twenty yards OF tho Tulsa goal where
a. place Kick by Hooper failed. The
LA WAS s"oan we'd up and down the
field hctwCon the 3O-yard lines for
the remainder OF tho play and the
quarter ended with the Boptists iu
possession Of the ball on tn" Tulsa
33-ygrd line.
Another Baptist rush in the see
and quarter took the ball within
scoring distance aud again the place.
kick failed. Tulsa took the bail up
the field on series OF long end
runs and with oue-hulf a minute LETT
TO piav pulled 40 yard pass for Il
touchdown. Martin Kicked goal.
The visitors made another touch
down early in the third quarter and
counted again before the end of the
quarter. both scores being started by
long passos. Tho fourth touchdown
was made IN the early part OF the
fourth period when an offsidc gave
the bali TO the visitors ON the Bnp-
tiN's 5-yhrd line. After holding for
seven downs within the l0-yard line
the Baptist dafonSc weakened and
keck shot across the goal line. Tar
Ean" Heit made the other two touch.
downs
Despite reports from the Tulpa
camp that Quarterback Renfro'H in
hired ankle would keep him out or
the game he played a part OF the
time
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College Results

At Carbondale. nl.--Southeru
Illinois Normal 7, Mckendrec col
lege 0.
AT Brownwood. Texas. Howard
Payne college "a, Austin college IA
KinEtishcr College 90, oklahoma
city college ,.
Al Miami Miami School OF Mines
IL, Northeastern state Normal school
Al Winfield. Kan. Southwestern
Z Paramount q,
At Pittsburg, g,-Pittsburg Normal
Z, ottawa o.
At Shawnee Tulsa L. rs, Okla
homa Baptist u. 0.
At Edmond Central State Nor
NAL 2S. Phillips !.
At Fort Worth Texas Christian
university 7, American school OF
Osteopathy 0.
At Rolla, Mo. Rose Poly Tech.
Z. Missouri school OF Mines Z.
Al Salina, kan Friends SO. Kan
sas Wesleyan o,
Al Jackson, Miss Millaps 7,
birmingham Southern Z,
Al Kansas Northwestern
normal OF Alva, Okla, "a, Kansas
Ci,N University :,
Al Mcrherson, kan,-McPnersou
l3, Sterling o.
Al Conway, Ark. -- Henderson
Rrown Q, Hendrix T.
AZ Hays, Kan,--IIays Normal Z,
Bethany 0.
A. Muskogee -Bacone university
55, Warner q.
Mars hall VI. Weuston O
Marshall Secondsl T. 81, Josebh's
academy ..
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Dog Race Results

Special to The world
EAST ST. LOUIS, H.. Nov, 4. --
Saturdays greyhound entries:
First race, oue-quarter mile--Oak
land Helen, Penpoint, Fifty Fifty,
Rosy star, Dutch Bergman and
Flirting Boy.
Second race. three -sixteenths mile
Blue Nose, Olive Cannon Baby
Chick, The only One, Madame y
and Oakland Graft.
Third race, one quarter mile ---
John Carol. Lord Helpum, Holding
Hands, Jole Ray, NeVa Parton and
Night Hawk,
Fourth race, five -siNtenths mile
Dick Rose, Smokey Hin Buck, sit
tfnE Bull. Oakland Hero. Widest
Dillon and Bluejay.
Firth race, three -sixteenths mile
Hermis, Marblehead Les Darcy,
Lord Cannon, Jadda Allen and Com
rade.
sixth race, onc-quarter mile ---
Handsome Ray Wild Master, Old
Rosebud. Ntss Nindicator, Allie Alert
and h.Es Autumn.
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Dog Race Entries

EAST ST. LOUIS. H., Nov A.
Fridays greyhound race results.
First race one quarter mile
Furnessa, list; Playfeliow, End;
Wales Fortune, Srd. Time &c 40.
Handsome Buck, Flirty Boy and
Peerless Prince also ran,
Second race, three siXteenths mile
Jesserue, list; Rippling Rhyme.
End Sunburnt, 3rd. Time Is 40.
Breakers Lady Suisun and Flying
Stone also ran,
Third race, one quarter mile
Mngpie, 1st; Oakland Help, End;
Sunklst 3rd Time 26 2-5. Sport
ing Buck Freddy and Jessie
O'peare also ran.
Fourth race. five siXteenths mile
So Long Dick, let: HighbalL End;
Lord Cannon, srd Time S3 2-5.
Kansas wild B,ll. Hcneysuckle and
wild Dillon also ran.
Fifth race. three siNteenths mile
LILLIAN Parton, list; Sunshade End;
Sister Flirt. ard Time 10 S-S.
Tulsa Girl. silk shirt and Mite
Hawk also ran.
sixth race. one quarter mile
Quaker Boy. lst: Dillon Wild hin,
End; Joneta, 3rd Time %. Lady
Foil, Security and Jessie Parton also
ran,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND CHICAGO-OHIO
GAMES STAND OUT
Classic of the Day Is Crimson Tiger Clash at Nassau
But Battle Between Maroons and Buckeyes at Chi
cago Will Eliminate Contender From "Big Ten"
Competition-O Other Big Games.
BY JACK VEroCK.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-Two Eamcs
with a bearing on the 1921 football
championship II one is TO be de-
cided, stand out as Jewels on tomor-
rows schedule.
In the east tho Harvard Prince
ton clash at old Nassau IA the classic
OF the day and a game that will give
the first intimation OF where the
strength lies in the big three" In
addition to a line on Harvard's
strength as compared to that Of the
Chicago Maroons.
In the west, Ohio state and Chi
Cago. racing neck and neck with
Wisconsin for the "big ten" cham
pionahip, viii come together at Stage
field in what gives promise OF being
one of the greatest western games in
several years.
The NAVY. Penn State and Yale OF
the major eastern sIevens. remain
unbeaten. The navy, incidentally is
the only big team in the country that
has not been scored unou.
With such games as Princeton.
Yale, Yale Haryaro, Penn State.
Navy and Army Navy yet 20 be
played in the east, any number OF
things may happen in the way OF
upsets and IL Princeton or Harvard
should beat Yale and Penn State
break the record OF the Middies, the
western team that comes through
hard schedule with a clean slate.
IL that should happen. will be some
pumpkins.
In addition to the Princeton-H -Har-
ward game, the eastern schedule will
he featured by the Army Notre
Dame clash at West Point; Cornell
and Columbia at the Polo grounds,
Yale and Maryland at New Haven
and Penn StdAe and Carnegie Tech.
at state college.
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Football Today


Local.
TULSA hlah school W. Fort smith hlEh
school Ice stadium a. o'clock,
sand, Springs iiEh vs. nartleaviiu High,
at Sand 6pfings 30.
Elsewhere. Alphabetically.
hkr0n ". Muskingum st AKRON
Alabama W. NSnderbuiit at birmlng-
ham
Alleshany W. Buffalo at Erie
Hpston College W Marietta at Boston,
brown ~. -. nanayenturo at rroyi-
california vs. southern California at
center va. Kentucky 1t panvns
ChattanouEa VS. University of South
at Chattanooga,
chicago vs. ohiq state a, chicago.
Colgate va. Rochester at Hamilton.
uoulder i
Columbia va Cornell at New York
Detroit ", Springfield at Detroit
Drake vs. Iowa State at Dcs holneH.
Georgetown Va, fordham ct wash
Georgia vs. virginia at Athens.
teorgia Tech. Ns. Clemson at Atlanta.
Gettysburg vs. VillA Nova at York.
Idaho va. Montana at MOSCOW.
illinnis We DePauw at urbanA.
Johns iopkins w. iiRVetford ht BAT
KsnsAa AsEics vs.. Grinnel at Man!
haitian.
Lehish vs. MuhlenberE at south Beth
I.eei.,.na gtale Us AtAsasa= a,
shrfyoport.
MhlhN W. tvWuoln at hrunUt
Michigan AEslSs W.. south Dakota at
South Lansing.
Minnesota vs.. Iowa at Minneapolis.
a., MHslsslppi vs. Mississippi College a.,
Montana Mines vs.. Utah Agsies at
Butte
-, New Mexico AEgies Vs. Arizona - at
state College
Norwich Va Vermont at Mortified.
Oborlin We. Wooster at Oberlln.
Occidental Va. California Tech at Los
Onto University Va Cincinnati at
Athens
Oklahoma vs., Kansas at Norman.
Penn W. Lafayette at Philadelphia,
Penn state Ns. Carnegie Toch at state
College
pittsburgh Va. Nebraska at Pitts.
Princeton ~. t.=-~=-,. az Princeton
faygiie
Rhode Island state Va MaEsachuaettH
AgGies az Kingston
Rice va southern Methodist University
saS'SS' S''?S pa,y y,ta state va North Dakota
stevens s,VGS sE svarthmore at uonokou.
Tennsaseo Va Msaissippi Aggles at
'Tesas vs.. Southwestern University at
Austin
TUFTS vs. Boston unyersity at Modtotd
Tulane ys, Alabama Poly Al New
Z. s. Army va Notre Dame At west
Point,
y. $, Navy vs.. nuckneil at Annapolis
/ unlverslty OF Washington vs. stanford
! at Seattle
%. ..l.,I yl..,sla'e mn!,arsy Institute vs. North
Washington state VS. oregon at Pull.
man.
Ashington University Va Missouri al
81. Louis
Washington ana Jefferson Vs. wostmin
ster at Washington.
West virginia w.. ANashington and lie,
Wllhams vs. Union at wiliiamhown.
Yale Va. Maryland at New Haven
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Thorpe and TiLIman
Due in Tulsa Today

Harvey Thorpe OF Kansas City and
Johnny Tillman OF st. Paul. welter-
weights who are to meet in the fu-
ture bout of the oil City A. C. box
Ing show at Convention han next
Tuesday night, are expected to reach
Tulsa this morning. Louis Newman,
o. c. a. G. matchmaker, said he
looked for both boxers and was GER
tain atEleast one would be here
Thorpe and Tillman, or which
ever one arrives. win work out at
the T. a. G. gym under the Terrni-
nal hotel this afternoon. frankie
Tucker, lightweight, and Kid Pal
mer will work with them.
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GedeOn Decision May
Rule in Other Cases

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The action OF
Judge kenesaw NJ. lands. commits
sioner OF baseball, In placing Joe
Gedeon, former second baseman OF
the st. Louis Browns. on tho melt
gibio list for knowing too much"
concerning the 1919 world scries
scandal was today regarded as set
ting "A possible precedent Tor pro-
Cedure in the oVcnt any OF the
"Black SuX" ever request reinstate-
ment, George. buck" Weaver
who has filed suit against ChRrlCE 4.
Comiskey, owner OF the white SoN
IN the only one OF the bali players
who we're acquitted several months
ago who has shown any indication
OF attempting TO set back IN or
Eaniz,d base ball
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D. u. and X. u. Clash
at Boyd Field Today

NORMAN, Nov 4.-The biggest
home game of the year for the Soon
ers comes tomorrow when the Kan
sas Jayhawkers will oppose Bennie
Ovens machine on Boyd sield. The
Kansas team was in Oklahoma City
today and will come to Norman Sat
urday morning, Despite their over.
whelming defeat last Saturday by
Nebraska the Sooners are deter
mined to show the Jayhawkers some.
thing tomorrow.
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Pawwhuskd Slaughters
PORcd City, 55 to o

pAWHUSKA. Nov. Coach Du.
dae k = speedy Paw huslsa high eleven
buried Ponca city under an ava
lanohc OF touchdowns this after
noon and won. 55 to o. r. Hazen.
right half. was the Individual star.
scoring pair Of tcuchdoNna, Left
Half Beaulieu, Quarterback l.. Haz-
en- and Tackle Comstock also starred
Captain Erickson, fullback. was a
tower OF strength on defense,
PRwhuska plays Bartlesvillc next
week. The team is undeteated fol
the season.
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SAPULPA ROMPS
ON GUTHRIE, $50
Blue and White Smashes
Visitors Line, Then
Scores at Will
spsolsi 20 The wcrld,

sp~oisi 20 The Wcrld.
fAPUULpA, Nov. Another
Central conference game was hung
on the victory string Of Coach Nir-
gil Jones Sapuipa high school foot
ball team at League park this AFT
ernoon whom the Blue and White
pigskin chasers defeated Guthrie
high 6s to 0.
Tho teams were similar only in
weight, and superiority OF the
Jones eleven cropped out four min
utes after play started when Sapul-
pas vigorous series OF opening as
saults drove the Guthrie club back
TO their 2yard line ard permitted
Jones burly Sapulpa tackle. to
smash through the hostile line for
a touchdown. Guthrie attempted
drop-kick for field goal from Sa-
pulpa's 35-yard line In the first pc
rlod, but failed In the effort II
was the nearest they came to scor-
ing throughout the game. The first
period ended with the ball again In
Sapulpa's hands on Guthrie's 8
Guthrie line Is Crushed
Relentless blows at the Guthrie
line we're continued in the second
quarter and seemed to upset the
visitors morale, weakening their re-
sistipg qualities to great extent,
despite an apparent determination
10 hold Sapulpa 50 far as possible.
The first play in the second period
enabled Thomas to go through
Guthrie's line for another touch
down Shortly afterward Cleo
Caywood added to the local count
by going through for a touchdown.
Sapulpa failed in an attempt for
field goal from placement Final Sa-
pulpa score was made in the first
half was made when Morris re-
ceived a forward pass from Thomas
and ran so yards to get on the other
side OF the Guthrie goal posts,
Then Ii Became Easy.
Thomas and Jones each went
through Guthrie territory for touch
downs In the third period. In the
final quarter forward pass from
McCrady was carried 80 yards by
Thomas to Guthrie's i0-yard line
and almost Immediately Lester Cay
wood plunged through GUthrie's
line for touchdown. Thomas then
received a pass from McCradv and
took II 40 yards for a touchdown.
Going through the Guthrie line, Les
ter Caywood then added another
touchdown to his string. ,Sapulpa's
closing tally came when McAlister
fullback, intercepted a Guthrie pass
and carried It 40 yards to the count
ing side of the posts Thomas
kicked goal for the extra point after
seven Sapulpa tallies and Lyons
booted one over.
The lineup.
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SKIAT00K BUSINESS
MEN SEND BOYS TO
SEE 0.U. .-K,U. GAME

Special 10 The World
NTOOk, Nov. i.---in rtCOg-
nltiuu ~ tho excellent record of
Skiatouh high schools football
eleven this season. sald IA iu-
crease inicr,r,t in athletic, here,
the chamber OF commerce ~
sending 20 high schooi boys 10
Oklahoma City Sniurriny ia wit
ness the Kansas Oklahoma game.
All expenses, viii bc paid by the
chamber oT commerce.
The crowd viii leave SkintOok
at O O'Clock saturday morning In
five automobiles driven by A. ",
LucaS. Richard prrricr, Alex
lIoicman, &. ~. Montgomery and
". A. Lucas, ana expect to arrive
In oklahoma city by noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-05
GEORGIA TECH MEETS
VIRGINIA IN SOUTH FEATURE,

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 4.--Georgia
and Virginia neither of which has
lowered Ats colors this season TO
southern rival, meet tomorrow at
Athens, Ca, in one OF the classic
ga mes OF Dixie football, which will
be attended by the unveiling OF
memorial to Won Cannon, a Geor-
gia player. who was killed in the an
nual game between the two state
universities In 1897.
The two universities fought to
scoreless tie last year, but Georgia
goes into tomorrow's contest with
heavy odds in her favor as a result
Of her Harvard and Auburn games
while the sons of the Old Dominion,
although victors in their earlier sea-
son contest, showed but little Prov
ess against Princeton week ago,
-Four Eher Dixie teams play inter
sectional contest. washington ard
Lee meets West Virginia tomorrow
at Charleston, w. Va; Louisiana
state plays Arkansas in Shreveport;
Maryland goes to New fIaven 70
tackle the strong Yale machine. and
Georgetown OF Washington plays
Fordham.
Portugal is increasing lbs more
than 100000 acres of forests BY
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City Fathers
TO Okdy Stocking Bill

BOSTON Silk stockings -- ?52
scarlet pairs OF en-, OF the feminine
gcnder-may be decorations" or
thon again, they may be ENTER
tainmcnt' II was revealed Ia a bill
from local department. store
against the city Of Boston The dig
nified members Of the Finance Com
mission O. K'd the bin only after
10 was explained that the stockings
were worn effectively as decorations
by Back Bay society girls who vol
untcored to act as Mattresses whom
the city was entertaining the recent
American Medical society conven-
tion here.
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Heart Balm Jury Dlsagrces.

PONCA CITY. Nov. AFTER be-
ing out since o'clock yesterday
afternoon, the jury in the case OF
Mabel starr VS.. A, y, Harris, veal
thy stockman, for 100000 damages
alleged to have resulted from Har-
ris' breach of promise TO wed her,
TSs disohaTssd this afternoon when
they reported they had been unable
to agree. The vote is said to have
stood and through all the bal.
loting.
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ROlia Miners Beaten
in Last Minute, z to 3

Special to The World,
ROLLA, Mo, Nov. A,---Rose Poly
Tech OF Terre ilaute, Ind, defeated
the Missouri Miners TO In tho
last minute OF play by successfully
completing three forward passes for
a total of 80 yards. Arnold kicked
a pretty field goal for the Miners
from the 26-yard line during the
second period. The miners were
continually on the offensive and
seven times had the ball on Rose
Polys i0-yard line but lacked tho
necessary punch TO put II across.
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Orcutt, Boston M. e.
Cage Teams Winners

The Sunday School Basketball
league scheduled was opened last
night al the Y. W. c. A., the Orcutt
and Boston Avenue NJ f.. teams
being victorious in the two inaugu-
raj games. circuit defeated Trinity
35 TO while Boston Avenue had
close game with College Hin.
winning l2 to IL. Three games will
be PLAYED tonight
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Sand Springs Meets
BdrtiesUiiie To-Day

Sand Springs indicated football
team viii do battle with Dartlesville
high this afternoon at Sand Springs,
the game starting at $3.50. Brian OF
Tulsa II will referee. Coach Bate
mans Sand Springs team has won
all rive games PLAYED so far, piling
up a count OF lS2 points to 20 for
opponents.
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HOllGRd Denies RumOr
CdidlOeH as Manager

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, 4--Iohn
Holland, owner OF the Oklahoma
CITY baseball club. says he knows
nothing about the report that Ray
Caldwell has obtained his release
from Cleveland to manage the In
dians.
In a telegram from Kansas city
in reply to an inquiry today, Holland
said:
Caldwell story is news 10 me-
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Interest I'm Kansas Game.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. "A game
in which much interest Is being dis
played will take place here tomorrow
between the Kansas state normal
and Washburn college gridiron bat
tiers. The normal aggregation Is at
the head Of the Kansas conference
and undcfeated. Advance ticket
sales Indicate one OF the largest
crowds OF the year win witness the
game.
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FairfGx Wins, 27-6,
From Druntright Hi

Special 20 Tho world
FAIRFAX. Nov. 4.--FHirfaX won
the sixth game played this season
by defeating the Drumright team
~ TO 6. Fairfax tackles Nash and
nonton and Quarterback Foley were
star players in this game. Donahue
of Drumright maze the visltoIs~
only score.
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In Grid Camps
Light Work for the Crimson.

PRINCETON, Y, j. Nov r.
Light signal practice and special
session for the kickers was the limit
OF Coach Bin Ropers demands of the
Tigers today, The Princeton lineup
viii be intact. Coach Fisher and
the Crimson squad arrived this aft
ernoon and the men all are In good
shape. The condition OF the playing
field NAV affect the Harvard llneup.
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Pal Moore Beats Earl purrear.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--Pal Moore.
Memphis. Tenn, bantamweight, to-
night defeated Earl Puryear OF Dem
yer in a l0-round boxing bout be-
fore sailors at the Great Lakes naval
training, station. and which was
staged aboard the U. S. s. Commo.
dore.
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II. C. L. barely Beats Doc,ors.

FURT WORTH. Texas, Nov. =.
40-yard pass, Fowler to Cherry.
in the first period OF play. gave
Texas Christian university their Z to
0 victory over the eleven OF the
American School of Osteopathy of
ST. Louis in a hard fought game here
to-day
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Gun Club Shoots TODAY.

The regular weekly shoot OF the
Tulsa Gun club will oe held this aft
ernoon on the Tulsa rifle range
grounds, two and one-half miles
north OF the city. The shoot last
week WAS called Off after several OF
the marksmen were on the grounds
on account OF rain. With the fine
weather holding the right OF way, a
large crowd is looked for.
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Morningside Beo,s WESLEYAN

LINCOLN. Neb,. Nov 4.-Excell-
ing IN nearly every department Of
the game. Morningside college OF
sioux City Iowa, today defeated Ne
braska Wesleyan university 81 Ia z
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The Maroons are Ready.

CHICAGO. Nov, 4.--Victor OF two
lnter-sectional football battles. Chi
cagn was prepared tonight 70 plunge
again into the big ten" champion
ship race tomorrow. meeting Ohio
state here In the most important
game IN the mid west. Both teams
have gone through the western CON
ference season without a defeat and
the game viii blast the champion
ship aspirations OF one of the con-
tenders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-05
CLeDeIdRd TO Train
at Dallas in Spring

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 4-The
Cleveland Indians. American league
bare ball team, viii train IN Dallas
again next spring. according to an
nouncement this afternoon by Mana
ger Speaker. Speaker said he had
1gned contract leasing the local
hall park after March l. 1899. as
q training ground.