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The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First Race Purse, $500; for
maiden 2-yesr- -olds, five and one
half furlongs. Trico, lO7 (Hollo-
Queen, 10 Uang), s to 5, 4 to 5;
Planella, 104 (Barnes), to /. Time,
l:13 3-5. Miracle Man, Crock o.
Gold, Sir John Reeve, Bullet. Bios
som House, Joe C. and Caunzel also
ran.
Second Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; purse. 800; claiming: five and
one-half furlongs. Malvolio. 1O7
Oang), s to 1. to l, to 5;
Searchlight Sd, liz (ColtilettD. 5 to
2, to 5; Diocletian, 106 (wallace),
to 5. Time. 1:11 2-5. Nolawn,
Goldstone, General. Friz, Get 'em,
Scarpia I'd, Bluestar, Kultur, My
Friend Pat also ran.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; purse, 800; allowance, six fur
longs. Manoeuvre, 10s (McDer-
motif, 4 TO l, 6 to 5, l to 2; Sea
Cove, 10s (Harrison), 7 to 10. 1 to
5; Balancewheel. 1O9 (Poole), to
10. Wrecker and Tody also ran.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds
and up. claiming. purse 500; 6 fur
longs: Fort Churchill. lis Gang),
to l. to 10 to 3; Marmite, lO7,
(Barnes), 4 to l, to l: Anticipate
11O Murphy. to 5. Time 1:1S 1-5.
Also ran. Arrowhead, Tiger Rose,
Marie Maxim. Sentence and Zone
d5Armee also ran. Arrowhead was
kicked at the post and did not start.
All bets stand.
Fifth Race-The Jefferson Han
dicap for 3-year-olds and up, purse
$1,000. mile and 20 yards: Lucky B.
l16 (Murphy). 3 to l, 7 to 10 and
/ to 4: Gen. Haig. 106 (Burke), / to
5 and out: Pimlico, 100 (Gregory),
3 to 5. Time, ISL LIS. Tom Nc
Taggart and Mysterious Girf also
ran.
Sixth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up. claiming, purse 500: mile and
20 yards. The Cullenbon. 106 Cant
ner), IL to ;, 4 to 5 and 2 to s.;
Serbian. Ill (Barrett). to 5, and
3 to 5: Miss Nell. los (Barnes), 4
to 5. Time, 1853 3-5. Blazonry, DR..
Campbell and Olive James also ran.
Seventh Race-For 3year-olds
and up; claiming. purse 500. mile
20 yards: Warlike, l16 uang), to
1, s to ., to 10; joe Joe. 105. Hol-
loway). 3 to 5. l to 3; Alcatraz, 100.
(Gantner). to 5. Time Isl 2-5.
LEnjolen, Kilkenny. Avery Trum-
be. Counterbalance. Bond and All
Rio also ran. rH-~
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04

BLOCKED PUNT ~
AIDS IN VICTORY
OF PRESIDENTS
All Scores Made in First
Half of lntersec-
tional Battle.

DETROIT. Mich. d c. Wash
ington snd Jefferson won N I've
FIRST half OF the gam. with th'
University ~ Det oft 81 Ndvin Field
here to-day. The hasi score Eas q
to >. Both teams were Und'f~at-o
until today.
In the fret quarter afts- an cE-
change OF Bkicks. the Pres de=ts
scored a toSchdowB by bi''.in- q
punt that gave MssbiHst' "a
Jefferson the bali but - -cass
from Detrcits goal line. ste ~ a
kicked goal
shortly after this De'-rit M
a safety when Brenke,j si;.uet-'
ing to punt from behind his =aa,'
line. barely caught q hieh ,hra.
and taking chauce on rCn1ir-
was down.d behind the plstr.
The eecond quarter opened " ~
both teams playing tie yam" g4Gf-'
Of puuting Near the end 'f fheF
quarter Erickson took IN. tan a.a
his own 3e-yard line and ran -
yards for a touchdown. AffS- kIc~-
inE goal. the quarter was over
The score at the end 81 ~" TT
half was Washington and JsH~r-
son. IL: Detroit 2.
with the opening ~ the thi-S
quarter came EradBai nc Hosss ".
open play. Erickson tAr 10
time after time and mIde con sizt~rt
gains when he caught paFses srd
punts but Detroit suc-ersfuIlT
blocked any further scoring
In the fourth quarter SounerbI~-
made several 5-y.srd gains thro-zr.
center and one through LETT tscEte
but the Detroiters were unable ..
force their way through.
Eoth teams fought hard a-f
UlaNed cleanly. hut the sup-ri"'
OF the Presidents was ~ marked
as to leave no question a. 10 -.
ultimate outcome shortly after tn
opening minutes OF play
The distinct superiority ~ " 4
H. PLAYERS IS Indicated through fhs
fact that they registered twelve
first downs e. but = single ono for
Detroit The latter I'D not wake
an apprec.able gain after tive fret
period. being on the defensive vel
within their own territory during
the entire second half
Capt stein. acting a. Held gen
eral. stood out. both IN his selection
Of plays and in his offensive auf
defensive work. while Kopf. a. l,ff
end was ably abetting HIN. But
Erickson. the wonderful hal:back
OF the Red and Black. stood out a.
the wizard OF the eridiron this
afternoon
Not only did ne turn in his bril-
liant run for touchdown. but his
almost phenomenal running back NJ
punts kept the Presidents threaten
ing the Detroit goal an the time,
He seemed almost unstoppa bic. and
time and again reeled on Ions
snrints. W. & Us line, as well -
the secondary defense. smothered
the running attack OF the netroIi
eleven. and on the end runs ths
Detroit carrier was frequently lsf'
without protection.
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TIA JUANA ENTRIES

First Race-Three-yea and
ID: I'VE furlongs: Hugh AnEleton.
OF: Stanley H.. 1902: Hanover's To-
,sz. IOT: Fire Place. 107: Ring
sader. IO2: Capon, SO; Elsabio, Ill; ;
tiletto. i02.
second Race-ThTee-y -year-olds and
d. five furlongs: Hamilton A. Ill;
,arIy Morn. III; Care On. 107; Tut.
Os: Ermitsna, 1o3; Miss Dunbar,
9: Little Jack, 1872; Ds. Steven
on. los: Tom Caro- 10I.
Third Race-Three-year- and
u. one and one-sixteenth miles:
ermak IO7; Clover Junis. 1O7; Mis-
-ess Polly, los; Rhymer, l07; Uu-
inc, 1O7; Audrey X, 110: Harvey
MARI 107: Prophecy. 1O7-
Fourth Race - Three-year-o d :
nd up; one and one-eighth miles;
ady Innocence. 90: Camilla Muller.
)7: Xerxes. l0s: Bardora, 105; Billy
tuart 100; Bevo, 95; Gordon Rob-
IT'S, l05-
Fifth Race-Three- -year-olds and
u one mile and seventy yards;
ar Realm. IO7: East Indian. ll4;
ady in Black. 100; Gath, l02: Ike
arvey ss; Omonda. ss: Regresso.
J6.
sixth Race-Three-year-olds and
,: five and one half furlongs: Sam
eh. I12: Bobby Allen. his: Phedo-
N. I04; Vic Munoz, l07; Gen Agra
onte ll0: Herder. 109: Miss Man
ge. 100: Poacher. 1917; Tom Morris.
rs: Sheda, i0f.
seventh Race = Three-year-ol s
I'd up: seven furlongs: KittyfCheat-
Tn. III: Smiling Maggie. 107: Sher-
an A.. III: Ella Waldo. l01: May
over III: G. A. Comiskey. il6:
annchen. liz; Private Peat. los;
erch. los: Deckhand. l0s; Clear
&e iI6. Thrills. III.
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HyattsUille Quintet
Defeats CInksUiIIe

HYATTSv1LLE. Md, Dec. Sly
attsville High School opened It's
basketball season by vanquishing
the Clarksville. Howard County.
Md, uuint % TO 10. on the floor or
the local National Guard Armory.
The locals generally outcIassed the
visitors. who have no indoor court
and whose play suffered In conse-
quence. With victory assured, Hy-
attsville MADE a number of substi-
tutions in the latter part OF the
game. The work of Sam Crosth-
waite. Franklin Carr and Bill Eddy,
for Hyattsviile. and Foster. for
Clarksville. stood out.
Hyattsville High plays its next
game Monday against Gonzaga Col
lege in Washington.
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Departmental Cage
League Organized

The proposed Departmental RaSk,.
bail League held a meeting al Spo
Mart. 1910 New York avenue. Ia 81
night. REPRESENTATIVE from iH'
Treasury. navy yard. Bureau of Eu
craving and Printing. and Ra1roa'
Administration were present Plan
were made for forming a six or eight
club league.
Representatives from other deDari
ments which are desirous OF cn'e-
ing teams in the league are rogue O.
el 20 attend the next meeting. %
be held December 2 at s o'cloCi
at sos F street northwest.
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Trackman's Selections
AT HAVANA.

AT HAVANA
First Race-Riposta. Bill Hurley.
Harnn.
Second Race-Peasant, Ed Garri-
son, Discussion.
Third Raee-Dr. Clark. Belle of
Elisabethtown, Miss Mumns.
Fourth Race-Lads Love. Matt
nee Idol, Sailor.
Fifth Race-whitney GoIdbIatt
entry, Cydonia, LeRhorn.
sixth Raee-Melvin. Tawasentha.
Foster Embry.
Seventh Race - Dolph. Chiaco-
league, Yellow Blossom.
AT TIA JUANA.
First Raee-El Sabio, Hugh An
gleton, Ring Leader.
Second Race - Ermitnna, Hamil-
ton, A Tut.
Third Race-Harvey smarr, Rhy-
mer, Glover Juna.
Fourth Race Bevo, Camilla
Muller. Bardora-
Fifth Raee-stnr Realm, Resres-
30, Ike Harvey.
sixth Race-Bobby Allen, sam
-Reh, Poacher.
Seventh Rnce-Perch, Deckhand,
Kitty Cheathnm.
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INDEPENDENT
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULES.

TERMINAL r. \. r. 4. o. A. LoAeur.
December.
3 Freight VS.. Engineers.
Passenger VS.. Express.
IL Freight ". Passenger.
10 Express vs.. Engineers.
10 Engineers vs.. Passenger.
- Freight ~. Express.
Januasy.
Express vs.. Passenger.
Freight vs.. Engineers.
Engineers vs.. Eapress.
IL Passenger VS.. Freight.
10 Freight vs.. Express.
10 Passenger vs.. Engineers.
g Engineers Freight.
20 Express VS.. Passenger.
30 Engineers vs. Express.
February.
. Passenger VS.. Freight.
Express VS.. Freight.
Engineers W. Passenger.
Is Passenger VS.. Express.
1s Freight vs.. Engineers
20 Express vs.. Engineers.
23 Passenger vs. Freight
CONGRESS- HEIaHTs YANKEES.
December.
10 Carlyles at Congress Heights.
IA st. Pauls at Congress Heights.
II Stacy Schmidt. of York. Pa, at Con
sress Heights.
10 Walter Reed Hospital at Walter Reed.
% HaEerstown Alsauas at Hsrerstown,
Md
January.
Allied Club. of Baltimore. at Coliseum.
0 Swarthnore Collegisns. of Swarthmore
Pa, at Coliseum.
St. Mary's Club. of York. Pa. al
Coliseum.
q IT, ,I,.h =, u-.t.E n -.
Congress Heights
10 Washington Barraekrs at Coliseum.
Is Aloysirs at Coliseum.
lS Frederick Y. VI. G. A. at Frederick.
20 Lithuanian n American, Of Baltimore. al
Coliseum.
% Harerstown Alsaiias at Coliseum.
% Tika-Ko OF Richmond. at Coliseum.
- Richmonv A. c. at Richmond (pendingl
February.
5 Frederick Y. N. c. A. st Congress,
Heights.
Company F. OF Hyattsvilie. at Coliseum
Allied Club at Baltimore (pendingl.
IL York Pros, OF York, Pa, at Coliseum
% Aloysius at GonzaEa.
QUINCY A. c.
December.
Walter Reed at Walter Reed,
10 Park View at home.
IL Alexandria Light Infantry at Alex
andria.
I3 Calvary at Calvary Church.
IA Washington Barracks at home
II Stewards Business College at home.
81 st. Paul at home.
u Barracks at Arsenal.
IS Washington A. c. at home
January.
Emanons at Pstworth.
10 Hyattsville at Hyattsville
Il kannwas at home.
February.
Emanons at home.
IL Frederick at Frederick. Nd
For games write to Manager Robert Cover
1902 North Capitol street. or phone Norti
! 1926.
EPIPHANY CHURCH.
tNote-All games to be played at Epip
hany gym. on g street northwest unles,
otherwise specihed.)
December.
| 9 Yosemite A. c.
| 8 Columbia A. c.
| Is Independent A. c.
| 10 Emanon A. c.
| 10 Business High School at Busines.
20 Eastern High School,
% Emanon A. C. at Petworth gym.
| 81 Northwestern A. c.
IS Ellicott City School at Ellicott CITY Nd
January.
3 Merit A. c., of Baltimore.
st. Johns College.
| 10 Park View A. c.
| IL Quincy A. c.
| II Linworths.
20 Columbia A. c. at Wilson Norma
School.
% Quincy A. c. at Liberty Hall.
February.
10 Mckinley Manual Training School a
| Boys Y. NJ. G. A.
% Merit A. O., Of Baltimore, at Balti
The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
Rockville Soccerites Win.

The Rockville High soccer team,
champions of Montgomery County.
defeated Marlboro High. champions
Of Prince Georges County. 1 to o,
yesterday. The game was the FIRST
in a series to determine the State
title
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.oaI. from touchdowns-MeMAins (2l. Sub
titutions: Third Corps-Pischon for Burn
rook. Werner for Armour; Mabbutt for
1anR Maines-McAains for Palmer: Pal
,sr for Levonis; Balm for Palmer: Rodgers
r Hall: Comsteck for Bain: Chickloski for
eottxe. Referee-Hoban CDartmouthl. I'm
tre-Campben (Brownl. Field judge-Hog-
stt CDsrtmouthl. adlinesman-vanor-
ian (Cornslll.
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TOacldOwns-Rsssta. E-ickspu. Ssfru--
Rrenkert. Goals IRON tOuchdOwnS-St".
80. Referee-EldridEe (NlrhicHnl. m
rire-NIofat tPrincetonl Headunc-mau -
Thorn tColumhisl Field Judge-Muzwri
tPhiladelphisl. Tine OF Qlarters-i5 m o.
uteS
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Mt. Rainiers PLAY.

meet the Mercury Juniors at Brent
wood Field today at $3.50. Both
teams claim the 11o-l15-pound
title.
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Emblem Midpets Play Two.

The Emblem Midgets will meet
the Arab Midget eleven at 12 o'clock
today. and the St. Cypfian Juniors
at 1:15. All members of the EN-
biem eleven will report at Brent
wood Field at 1880.
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st. PauEs and 4th
PresbS. S. S. Winners

ST. Paurs Methodist Episcopal and
Fourth Presbyterian were the win
ners in last nights games in the Sun
day School Basketball League. The
former defeated the Metropolitans. Is
to l2, while the latter won from
Mount Xarnnn IL tn 10
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sen for j. Baldwin, Perley for Grigsby; Nc
Rae for Bell Goals from noor-Earnshaw
Mcpherson, Gates. W. Coe (3l. Grigsby (3),
Bell. Free tosses-Earnshaw (3), J. Bald
win l3l Grigsby (4).
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should Vary scheduIe.

Big Bill Edwards, former Prince
ton player and figure in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
Johnny BUFF KEEPS
BANTAM GROWN BY
DEFEATING SHARKEY
Iudoes Award Decision to Champion at End of Fifteen
Slashng Rounds; Buff Repeatedly Staggered by His
Opponents Vicious Let's and Rights to Jaw; Neither
Scores a knockdown.

NEW YORK. Nov 1O.--Johnny
Buff. worlds weight BOXING
champion. retained his title tonight
by obtaining a Judges decision over
Jack Sharkey OF New YORK al thc
end OF their 15-rOund bout In Madi-
son Square Garden.
Beaten In a number Of the earlier
rounds Buff started a winning OF
fensive in the twelfth round ana
by the power Of his hitting turned
the tide against the Italian -Amert-
can Buff opened the fight with
a rush, but Sharkey's well placed
blows slowed him up for Whlle'
He was staggered by Sharkeys
blows on numerous occasions, but
recovered quickly.
sharkey had the better OF five
rounds, six went 70 Buff and four
were even, Buff weighed ia
pounds and Sharkey 116 IL.
Round onc-The champion took
the offensive and after missing two
right swings Tor the body, they
clinched. There were several light
exchanges at close quarters.
Round two--Snarkey landed a left
to the stomach, slipped and fell but
was up again. Buff landed right
and lett 10 the head. There was a
fierce Interchange Of body punches,
led by Buff. Both were wild.
Round three-Buff sent a hard
right and left 30 the body. OURS
stomach stopped a hard right
Round four--Sharkey took the Of
I fonsive but was wild. Sbarkey sent
a hard right to stomach. Buff landed
/ hard right on jaw.
Round fiye--Sharxey sent stiff
/ left to the stomach and In clinch
upparcut Buff with left. Buff wa'
I short with right TO Jaw. SharkeJ
( pounded Buff with rights an6 left'
! to stomach and head.
Round six-Sharkey countered Q
series OF right uppercnts witt
straight lefts to the jaw.
| Round sevsn-Sharkey SWUNG
rights and lefts TO the body. Buff re
turning with right and left to thu
| Jaw. Sharkey staggered Buff witt
/ rights to the bcdy and left to th'
| jaw.
Round eiEht--Sharkey hooket
twice with left 70 jaw and dazeC
! Buff with rights 10 the stomach
| They swung hard at close quarters
| Sharkey appeared to have the bet
/ ter of their fighting. Sharkey stag
gered the champion with left L
the Jaw.
Round nine-Sharkey again stag
gered Buff with left to the jaw
| Buff landed light lefts 10 the hea'
! Sharsey followed with two hart
! righ. uppercuts. Both landed hart
body blows in Sharkey's corner ant
then missed and slipped. Both wer
on their knees at the bell.
Round ten-Buff landed righ
TO the jaw, then a left to stomach
Sharkey sent stiff rights to bod
and left to head. Buff WAS bleedin
at mouth. Most of his blows wer
going wild.
Round eleven-Sharkey' lef
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11

If the cbesty Bronze and BIue aggregation OF teachers
from Edmond succeed twisting the Tigers tail at Mcu
mark this afernoonas they confident they Wilt VIII
he the first time invading eleven has turned the trc
since the war , .., =.
ast wear about this time the Oklahoma Agges arrived IN
town absolutely certain blasting the Orange and Black
defenders from their Notifications and putting them TO
rout ON tn. field of Battle And the dope made IT look
ie the Aqgies were to do it, Bot out at McNuty
park the dope itself out against flesh and blood 1901
ball squadron and when the fray was over lusa hau S"
tered the Aggie hopes by winning, 20 to Ia
Other teams come to Tulsa brimmng over with CON
fdence and have departed defeated and DISCOURAGED or
some wears before the Kendall college nvncibe
~ hone-and nearly so away. Then the weak teams
If the war period and frequent defeat Since then the
Orange and Black teams reganed their odme power
and have repulsed every invasion.
So Coach Francis Schmidt ready to send his mon into
the battle with Central this afternoon And he is cohl
dent that if Central turns the tables precedent and
romps off with the victory it will only be after such battle
as will be memorable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
THIS. GRIDDERS
MEET WETUMKA
Crimson and Cream Ready
for Visitors; Game at
3 This Afternoon

Wetumka high school will furnish
the\ opposition for Coach Brenne-
mans Crimson and Cream Tulsa
high football warriors at Lee stad-
ium this afternoon.
The WeJumka eleven. headed by
Coacn Crawford Greene. arrived in
Tulsa yesterday afternoon deter
mined 20 give their best against the
Braves today
While the Vetumka game Is not
considered serioLtly. the Crimson
and Cream Will not be caught of
their guard. The team has prac-
ticed regularly all week and is in fine
shape. Except for Quilter who is
out because Of an operation on his
knee, all the regulars are In fine
fottle
The game at Ice stadium will
start at 3 o'clock.
The Following il the probable We
tumka lineup, with the weight Of
the players and the number OF years
on the squad.
Leit end, kirkpatrick, 145, third
year.
Left tackle. r. Lucas. 10, third
year.
Left Guard willoughby, $50, first
year.
Center Mastin. 169. third year
Right guard, Thompson, $50, third
year.
Right tackle, Clanton. $50. second
year.
Right end, II. Nichols, 1877, third
year.
Quarterback. Tiger, 143, third
year.
Right half, Sheppard, captain
$50, third year
FullbaCls Lucas, 175, second year
Substitutes:
Halfback. c. Nichols, 140, second
/ year.
End, Mccoy $50, second year.
End, G.. Nichols, 1870, second year
Guard. Gregg, 1852, second year.
Guard. Chowin. 1856, first year.
Tackle and center, Lowder, l4b
/ second year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
SGpuIpG Star Not
Ineligible, Finds
official in Probe

SAPULpA. Nay. ln.--93pulpa'
high schools football team was
given clean bin ~ health TO-DAY
by Harry Houston 90 Blackw eli,
mem her of the board ~ control of
the Oklahoma Athletic association,
after a thorough investigation Of
charges Ot 1neugiuiuty that had
been preferred against Hippo
Morris star halfbUck.
The charge against Morris was
that he was uNer-Rge and had
been too long IN school Mt, Huus-
ron secured an affidavit from
Morris father and mother that
Hippo was born on November
%. 1901. which would make him
not quite 2l years old and we'll
within the age limit OF q, He
found from tho records that this
is Morris fourth year in school
He started one other year, but
WRs dropped after five days. Re-
ports. but NO specific charges,
touching one or two other men,
also we're looked into and found
% he Fround,css,
! Coach Jones and the Sapulpa
school officials were very helpful, %
said Mr Houston, They furnished
me with the records needed and
co-operated IN every way pos
sihle."
Mr. Houston said he went 20
Sapulpa 10 make the inquiry az
the request of L.. ID. Price OF Enid.
association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
LOOKING 'EM OVER
--.--=--------"WITH BRIDGET
uBnny,S Unfortunate Habits

ID RER half willy the
5, ~ G 5 g o osd 9 @ StS a 9E 6e SS ay se frosty
ad and eat their Dr. then ffo about the Rshway
p % slos a ' ssaaSaSo @ up VIII WITH iPSFs PS5s paa 0
Gro%aei les {raaE}as Haea few lhas
about & r. & sqs ps & out ana 5 s s esaq1Gy Ss S SHY
get The gar Then st have IT, Wih G far igCk an hour
sport at r Tor When roa jaaP o 9f 'g & sd DOE and going
eSoay as good dacf hunting weather
the @y % 1S, S S our S%%S%ps 1 %o % % me he ys @ hq@ S
l day day
Phillips Enid Of lIst sam 9sans
] was an an upset Tse @ figured % be c9s @ n& % 9Srd & tSnf e.
Phillips boys dheargd dsoeuTssed because thT a6aea
then Elliott morale OF the Phillips
I2e9ny ass s;ian, ma . the Nsy
99rE ] Giants by n@sey ] M5@w no~' % tho how % @ " All % % b @ t
be GlG % out Saon @ gsue pSnG lie called @ Attention @ 10 HS
nsioa Eycfs York Sedp MeGra~'
n %G ;cs % asc %c @ % a o Inc SSs @
almost quickly it appeared
Bit o. good for Tulsa baseball fans was eQnaaSa in Jet.
sor B Te Boc5er rated as one Of best pitchers Western
@ smsT @ an aoo % seven @ Weeks before the end OF the % season BY
oS bs George oqs ,o wear sronen
h by s Tg cub ] and @ % T Gs sad to come ae here no
be- 70 % Ssy @ % ac @ % sSs or Sas. G dSs5 5%S team a1 1S %
Sa G ss' s % ,t f "i'c Sa
@ 4s ..s Suns @ 10: & sss ,an e
sssr day ' n YORK %%sca s Eoe9
OK LANDS AND FRoGGY
ed a Frog Who ookrd with envy n his eyes
Jealous
Ip S"is'%F S,
So until he blew himself o
IT'S Old and ,; repeated
But the ancient rccocction cutcrs up my inropccton
A. 1 II
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played n tattoo on the champions
Jaw A left to the chin sent Buff
staggering to the ropes. Buff missed
several right swings FOR the head.
SharkCy landed left TO jaw at the
bell.
Round twove-Sharkey landed
hard rights and lcrts to the body.
Buff stopped, claiming foul
The referee order cd the men 10 re-
sumo. sharXey continued the as
sault on Bluffs head and body Bufe
countered with rights and letts 90
the head The titleholder fought
desperately Sharkey landed left TO
chin at the bell.
Round thirteen--Buff missed loft
uppercut and took n right to the
stomach They fought lightly ~
close quarters Buff sent right %
Jaw and Sharkoy missed swing ~
head. Buff sent hard rights and
left to the body. Buff landed right
and left uppercuts at bell.
Round fourteen-S'harkey sent
light let's to the face, Buff counter
ing with light body blows. Buff
had the better of a battle at close
quarters. Buff landed right to body
and rights and lcfts TO jaw.
Round fiftcen-Both landed
lefts to Jaw. Buff sent hard right TO
Sharkey's Jaw. Sharkey staggered
Buff with left TO the jaw. Buff
came back with rights to the head.
Both missed swings TO the head.
sharkey sent right TO stomach at the
bell
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Football To-Day
ISca,

Local
University of Tulsa VS.. Central
Teachers of Edmond, McNulty
PARK at 3 O'Clock.
Tulsa High school VS.. Wetumka
High school. Lee Stadium at 3
o'clock.
sand Springs High VS.. oklahoma
Military academy OF Claremore, at
Sand Springs at 3 o'clock.
Elsewhere.
sapuipa High school VS.. Okla
homa City High school at Okla
homa City.
Oklahoma Baptist college va.
Fairmont.
Alabama vs.. Florida at Tusca-
loosa.
Bethany VS.. McPherson at lands
borg.
Carnegie Tech. VS.. Davis and
Elkins at Pittsburgh.
Colorado Aggies ". Denver At
Fort Collins.
Geneva VS.. Westminster at Bea-
yer Falls.
Grinnell vs.. Cornell college at
Grinnen.
Idaho VS.. wyoming ct Boise City
Montana State vs.. Washington
State at Corvallis.
st. Lawrence vs. Ciarkson al
Canton.
Trinity College vs.. Wake Forest
at Raleigh.
Utah Aggies VS. College Of Idaho
az Logan.
Whitman vs., Willamette at walla
| Walla.
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Tanning Wins Decision
OUer frankie Tucker

Special 90 The world.
BARTLESNILLE. Nov 1O.--Arlos
Tanning OF BRrtleswlie won the
referees decision over Frankie
Tucker OF Tulsa In a scheduled IL
round bout here tonight Tanning
was the more aggressive and had
blood streaming from fuckers nose
in the first round In the rrclimi-
nary, Bnly Morisetto uf Tulsa was
awarded the decision over Kid Al
ford 90 Sapulpa, the bout going ten
rounds. Afford kept himself COW
ered and played Cor the body bUt
| did 70 damage except in the third
round when Morisette dropped from
blow that landed low. He came
up for bell In next round.