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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-09-16

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Buchanan County farmers
pool their orders for coal, feeds,
apples, peaches, salt fertilizer,
etc, at community meetings
held throughout the county.
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Sam Jordon and ]. Kelly
Wright were the principal
speakers at the annual Farm
Bureau picnic held last week in
Randolph county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Fl. Sill Army Team
DOOns Macy ELeUeR

KANSAS CITY. Nov. THE
army football eleven from Fort
Sill. Okla. won a decisive battlc to-
day when they defeated the navy
team from Great Lakes naval
training station, 20 to 8. Attempts
at forward passing on the part of
the navy team wore largely uu-
successful owing 10 the ability ~
the army backs In breaking up
passes. Straight football marked
the contest.
In the first quarter, Conroy
navy ~halfback, scored tho frat
touchdown of tho game, The navy
failed to kick goal. A coastly
tumble In tho third quarter gave
tho army possession OF the ball and
Brooks, army captain and quarter
back soon carried II over for a
touchdown, Nandcrgratf. army
tackle, Kicked goal.
The army scored twice in the
flnal quarter on touChdowns by
Brooke and Parker, halfhack. Van
dergrnff failed 20 kick onc goal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
nY IAcK NEIncK

NEW YORK. Nov WIN tho
football season more than half gone,
many brilliant players have crowded
their way irto the llm"light. do
mandtng recognition ~ all American
timber.
out OF this asscmblago OF crack
performers whose playing has stood
out notably In the achievements ~
their team. the makeup OF the
mythical clcvcug will be chosen.
II viii not he easy 20 select tho
first player for each Of tho eleven
positions. There is, as usual. an
abundance OF crack backfiold talent
and while such players az "BO' Nc
Millin and MAR Aldrich stand out
In great prominence, there is no tell
ms what player may push them into
tho background by a series of super.
featH before the season ends.
McMillin, who seems 70 DO the
whole thing az Center iA bound TO
como in for serious consideration
again this year. After his feat OF
beating Harvard nc deserved H. Yet.
there arc several other quarterbacks
to dispute McMiuin's right to the
title ms the country's premier IN the
pivotal Job.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Dog Race Results

Special TO The world.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. l.--Results
OF today's greyhound races:
First race. quarter mtle-Playfel-
low. LIST: Handsome Buck, End; Peer
less Prince, 3rd. Time: 81 l-5,
King Autumn. Flirty Boy and Sc
curity also ran.
Second race, three-siNteenths mile
-Magpie. LIST; Flirting Boy. End
Honolulu. Srd. Time: ~ 20. mss
Vale. Dillon wild Bill and oakland
Hat aso ran.
Third race, quarter mile-Sportins
Buck. list, The Sneak. End PEN
point. Bird. Time: 20 2-5. Holding
Hands. Sonora and Hickory Jim also
ran.
Fourth race, five-sixteenths mile
Les Darcy, LIST; Miss O'Leury, End
Creole Sue. 3rd. Time: 80 2-5.
Neva wild Bill, Collars and Fur
nessa also an.
Fifth race, three-sixteeDths mile
LIST. Smoky hin Buck, End
,Sunburn, ard. Time: 10. Killarney
lad. Ripping Rhyme and Flying
Stone also ran.
sixth race, quarter mile-Albert
SptIrt. LIST; Highball, End; Old Rose
bud, 3rd. Time: 81. Kansas Wild
BnlA Oakland Hymn and Red Red
Rose also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
HI
LEADERS SHOULD WIN
THIS WEEK
Sapulpa and Oklahoma City Play Guthrie and Okmul.
gee in Preparation for Their Important Clash at Cap.
ital Next Weekend Expected to Officially Elimi.
nate Shawnee From the Running.

Tulsa playing Fort Smith hero and
Blackwell taking on a western
Oklahoma opponent.
The big game OF the Oklahoma.
conference will come next week when
Coach Virgil Jones scrappy sa.
pulpa eleven tears into the Okla
homa City Cardinals at the capital
Sapulpa's Impressive victory over
Lawton, 1920 champions, last Fri
day following a highly successful
early campaign, makes tho Creek
county entrant favorite over tho
capital squad. but Coach Cottrcll OF
Oklahoma city is known 10 be
pointing his team for the SapuIpa
game. and II is certain to BE- a
terrific battle. A couple OF Okla.
homa city scouts Witnessed the
Sapulpa.Lawton game Friday when
Sapulpa won handily, 40 to o. but
Coach Jones IS believed TO have
some nifty plays up his sleeve
which he Is saving for the chcs,y
Cardinals.
There was one conference game
last week that everybody seemed 10
overlooked. El Reno and Guthrie
played a scoreless tie at Guthrie
This would make El Reno look
stronger than before, as Guthrie has
a heavy, fighting team that is i'm.
proving steadily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
INJURIES FORCE
ADA TO GIVE UP
East Central Grid Sched-
ule Called Off; Foot
ball Abandoned
Special 20 The world.

Special 20 The World.
ADA Nov. 1.-The East Central
Teachers college football team has
Cancelled its schedule for the re-
mainder Of I : season. and will not
continue tho football athletic de
partment. according to an official
announcement made today by Coach
VI. "a. Thompson. Recent games
have been DISASTROUS TO tho normal
squad, putting elk mon cut porma-
nently. no said, In addition to several
OF the heaviest men on the line with
drawing from school to take up
teaching.
Tho men left eligible to play
would not mako a formidable array.
he said, and the committee had APP
proved the unanimous vote OF the
players to disband although the let
tera Will be awarded the same as II
the season schedule had been com
pleted. -Four games were yet 10 be
played by the Ada normal eleven,
every team being far superior to the
men left In Thompson's lineup,
Every man IN the hacktieia inclua-
ing regulars and substitutes except
n man, are out for the remainder
OF the season, II VAS learned. Only
three regular men on tho line are
left. This Is the first time in the
history OF the school that such Rc-
ton has been necessary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
SMITH HERE
FOR GAME FRIDAY
Tulsa Hi Braves Hard at
Work Preparing for
the Invaders

When Tulsa high meets For.
Smith. Ark. high Saturday at Zee
stadium. the Crimson and Cream
expect TO be much stronger than
they were In the game with NoA
wata last Friday. Hard daily pracN
tice is the order OF the day for the
Tulsa Braves. in an effort to put
n charge and stamina IN the line
which was conspicuou& by its alb
sence in the Nowata game.
Tho line up, In last Fridays game
viii stand for Saturdays opening
quarter at least. Coach A, I. Rren-
emen announced Monday. Ledford
who has been working at half but
who was shifted to quarter in the
Nowata game showed up q such
good advantage that he will prob
ably run the team the rest of the
season.
Coach Brenemen announced Mon
day that he was not pessimistic over
last Fridays result even though the
team should have In his opinion
won had 1t had more plunging
ability. Only when the Sowatas
had pushed them back in the very
shadow OF their goal line. did the
line hold with its old time form.
Bad luck was with the Tulsans
again, for the game ended with the
pigsltiu on Nowata's 5-yard line,
and tho Crimson and Cream with
two more downs to make II. Wheth-
er they would have made IT or not
however is past history and the
Tulsa Braves are settling down to
a week Of real hard training for
Fort Smith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
NEARER PERFECT MAN
says Woman Takes the credit for
Making of Him Such "a
superior being.

At last woman has made a man
out OF man
Tho reformation, In progress since
tho beginning OF time, now iH accom-
plishcd, and mantle majority, OF
eourae-h has reached the height OF
perfection
"And woman did g." Mrs. Mary
Coleman, attorney and club leader,
told the United pross today.
Twenty years ago man spent his
nights at the club 200 years ago ne
powdered his nose DO public and
O silk panties. 1000 years aEu
he cut a woman's head off n lac
didn't Ike the part in her hair.
But today he comes home, helps
wipe the dinner dishes, and then
goes and pushes the baby car-
riaEc around the block.
"lle shuNos Every day and Keeps
himself nca and trim. Physically
and mentally ne is the peer OF any
past generations.
''rhc change was brought about 10y
woman. She keeps him at home
nights now because She Is able ia
discuss business and politics and he
doesn't have t1 En To the club. She
makes him do some OF the shoppiug
and bc interested an the care OF the
home.
why men have nerve enough now
10 argue with the butcher because
there is too much bone I'm the steaS'
He isn't growing cffomlnate-
he's just found out how TO he a
man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
SOONERS TACKLE
KANSAS u. NEXT
Oklahoma and Jayhawk-
ers Meet at Norman
Saturday Afternoon
Special to The World.

Special 10 The World.
NORMAN. Nov. Back from
their disastrous visit to Lincoln.
Neb., where the hefty Cornhuskers
bowled them over to the tune OF
40, Bonnie OWENS Oklahoma
Sooners today were hard at work
preparing for their Homecoming
game Saturday when they take on
the Jayhawkers from Kansas l..
The Oklahoma-Kansas game is one
OF the biggest events of the year
FOR both schools, and the stunning
blow dealt Oklahoma Saturday hy
Nebraska has not killed the arder
OF Oklahoma's supporters.
Freshman Mentor, Hugh McDer-
mott, who secuted the Kansas-Ag-
gle game Saturday reports that the
Jayhawkers have a powerful aggre-
CATION OF football material and that
the Sooners will be pushed to the
limit to hold them this week. The
Hawkers' passing game il little short
OF marvellous and their line smash
Ing qualities are formidable. accord
Ing TO McDermott. McDermott pre.
diets that II the Sooners defeat the
visitors this week they will be ex-
tended to the limit to do It.
The Huskers' defeat over the Ok
lahomans has not killed the Sooner
spirit or caused any break in the
unity OF owens eleven. II has fired
them, instead to greater effort and
with a keener desire for somebody
scalp to make up for the singing de-
feat and the blow to their champ
ionship hopes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
MANY STARS IN RACE
FOR BERTHS ON 1921
ALL-AMERICAN A
"Bo" McMilin Seriously Considered for Quarterback
After His Defeat of Harvard, But Several Others
Are Bidding for the Place-An Abundance of Crack
Material for Backfield.

Kluiurcr OF Penn state. O'tlruru OF
Yale. EW,r OF Princeton. Buell. 81
Harvard, aud IlDWucy OF chicago.
are some Of them How any quar-.
terhuck could hc much better than
this lad MnMIliu BE- hard 10 figure.
Among the hulfbncI8. Aldricb.
Yhle's captain. looms up az % par
tirularly brilliant PLAYER. owens Of
Harvard, Charity Of Princeton.
Barron Of Georgia Tech. % great
halfbnck. dofpito the fact that Penn
State stopped his team wood Of
Army. koohIor OF Nav. French OF
Army. Liner of Penn state. Davies
Of PITT, Ramsey and Lcchlor, Of
Cornell, and many others stand out
Such "a PLAYER is Captain Jim
Robertson, OF Dartmouth. ~haifbhck,
who leads rival players IN scoring
points with q total ot g..
King q. the Navy. and Into. Yalo'g
big linc5man. are two OF tho greatest
tackles Of the cHaon Bcutz Of Penn
State. lands, Of Yale, and stein, OF
Pittsburgh, rank among the fore
most Ceutcra Hulloran Of PITT. Ma
CONNER, OF Harvard Blair OF Yalo.
MaCCollon. OF Penn State and Ro-
bcrts OF Center are flnshy ends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
TO ENLARGE POLO GROUNDS
New York Baseball Plant 10 Seat
5000, Is Plan.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-Plans for
the enlargement OF the Polo
Grounds, New York, call for the ad-
dition OF $4,000 seats, Of which
about half will be under the sweep
ing roof OF the grand stand and the
remainder will be accounted for by
the extension OF the bleachers.
Under the conditions which will
then obtain at the Brush forum II
will be possible to accommodate
practically $4,000 persons when the
worlds champions clash with their
foes next season. II Will also be
possible, and this is contemplated,
TO arrange for such additional seats
for the football games OF the au-
tumn OF 1922 as to admit o. the
presence OF $4,000 at n of the
great gridiron spectacles by the in
stallation OF temporary seats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

PARIS Nov. According TO
Manfredo Polwrosi, an Italian tenor,
sIst back from New York. there
Is no such thing as an American
boxing champion. They are all
Italians. Recently polverOsi stated
hat Dempsey was an italian and
hat his name was Densi.
Now he charges that all other
American boxers are really Italians
who emigrated TO America years
ago. rs they could find no outlet for
their boxing abilities In Italy. Thus
Pete Herman, bantamweight cham
pion, comes from italy. and his
correct nome is Pictro Gulotta.
Johnny wilson, middleweight, halls
from Naples and was known there
as Joseph Ianico, Ernest Rice Is
IN reality Eisco Erncsto. Flynn,
who fought Dempsey, h. also Italian
and wac known as C~hiarigllone.
Bob Martin was Roberto Martini,
and Jack Sharkey's real name r.
SCianca.
F~renchmen are wondering II The
Italian tenor viii not rnd that
Carpenter was one Italian and had
such a name as Giorgio Carpen-
hero,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

While eight Of the 10 members
OF the Oklahoma Central High
school conference will be In action
this week In conference games,
none OF Fridays encounters give
promise OF having any bearing on
the title hunt. The two strongest
conference contenders, Sapulpa and
Oklahoma city, have compare
lively easy games with Guthrie ana
Okmulgee, respectively, while the
McAlester-El Reno and Enid-Shaw-
nee engagements are lot particu-
larry important.
sapulpa and oklahoma city are
the only undefeated teams in the
conference. shawnee beaten II to
0 by Oklahoma city last Friday has
not been Officially" downed so
far as the conference ace Is con-
cerned as the contest with OKLA
homa City was not a conference
game, but Enid Is expected TO take
the measure OF the Pott county
squad with case. The other two
conference members. Tulsa and
Blackwell, have outside games,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

greatest IL had since the famous
1900 combination until this year.
Two conference games were lost 10y
the H~awkeyes. Illinois won n VIC
tory 9 TO 7 with an on-side kick
%cleverly played when the Old Gold
machine apparently had Victory In
It's grasp. Chicago defeated Iowa 3
to 6. The score does not tell how
ever, that when the final whistle
blew II was lowa's ball. fourth down
and a foot to 60 for the goal line.
Again in 1920 Illinois ana Chicago
were the t5a1s TO spoil Iowa's
chances. Overconfidence lost the
Illinois game by a big margin, 90 to
3, the Hawkeyes hardly making a
respectable showing. Stung by this
defeat Iowa invaded Chicago the
following Saturday eager to make
amends. Against the Maroons Iowa
gained three times as much ground
as Its opponents, Chicago made first
down only three times during the
game, but the score closed Chicago
10, Iowa 0.
All this time the Hawkeyes were
winning half or more than half their
conference games. Each year Iowa
was a championship possibility that
somehow failed 10 come up to expec-
tations. So when 1921 rolled around
and Iowa vas rated scarcely the
equal to Illinois, Ohio State. Michi-
gan, and Wisconsin II Is a small won
der critics wanted TO see the Old
Gold machine deliver the goods.
Started on Notrc Dame.
II took real defensive football to
stop the hard running and passing
Notre Dame attack, but the Iowa
team did Ito to 7. This game
marked Notre Danes first defeat in
more thar two easons Iowa became
A good team overnight, 1t was scace-
ly a surprise 10 see Coach Jones'
men outciass the Illinois eleven, but
a victory by the decisive score OF ~
to 2. with Illinois never threatening
the Iowa goal. was hardly expected.
lowa's stock took aonther jump.
Now the football critics are lament
ing the fact that the remainder OF
the schedule gives no opportunity
for Iowa to meet Michigan. Ohio,
Wisconsin or Chicago. That IL unfor-
tunate, but Indiana, Minnesota and
Northwestern may still put Iowa out
Of the race. Meanwhile, II behooves
Wisconsin, Chicago, Michigan, and
OHIO state to tear each others hopes
To pieces while the Hawkeyes watch
the performance II Iowa IL to have
a clear title to big Ten 'honors
this season.
The Hawkeyes clash with Mime
sofa next Saturday AZ Minneapolis
aud are regarded as strong favorltes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
MOrrisette Signed 10
Box in Semi WiRdup

Billy Morrlsctte. sand Springs
middloweight. who hasn't appeared
in a Tulsa ring for eight months.
was signed yesterday by Louis
Newman to meet the winner OF the
Mike Dudley-Battling Dodson bout
In the semi-windup TO the Thorp-
Tillman show before the oil city
A. G. next Monday night. Newman
said that other preltminaries for
his show would be secured from tho
winner OF the bouts at the r. a. g,
tonight.
Johnny Tillman and Harvey
Thorpe. hoadlincrs In next Mon
day nights show. will arrive here
Saturday and will work u Sunday
afternoon according to Newman.
lie wired transportation to Tillman
Yesterday and will send Thorpe his
railroad fare today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
HURLEY-TUCKER
BATTLE TONIGHT
Two Tulsa ~Lightweights
Should Provide Inter-
esting Mill

Jack Hurley. claimant Of Oklaho-
ma lightweight ,hampionship hon
ORR, and Frankie Turt IT are TO min
gle tonight ~ the Tulsa A.. &. gym
under the Terminal hotol ln a. 10
round bout that gives promise ~
providing much action. There Is
considerable interest In the scrap.
az Hurley hHs become quite n card
here 0u iho strength of recent vic
tories and steady Improvement
Hurley and Tucker, both Of whom
claim Tulsa M a residence, viii pro-
vide tho headline attraction Of a
program ~ 2S rounds ~ boxing.
with 70 battle royal and a special
number Boy tho tulsa Harmony -Four
Included tn tho entertainment
Bobby Burns. former bautpmwciRht
boxer of Dallas, win referee
Hurley, who ia "a hard hitting
]younEslor who recently has shown u
great Willingness 10 continually tuur
in after his opponents. has gained
greatly iu public favor. His best To-
cal achievement was his recent clean
koyo victory over Cllff Clarke u
Muskogec In tho third round.
Both Hurley and Tucker are In
excellent condition They couolud-
cd their training with light workouts
yesterday afternoon.
tucker Away Five Years.
Tucker ~ showing In Tulsa again
after a lapse Of five years. In the
old y, NJ. a e. gym under the Tor
minal hotel. whore the =. A c. Ia
now located, he furnished boxing
enthusiasts much entertainment In
the preliminary bouts and fought
a few main cvouts before going last.
Wft4tlAa L. v..NI.pAIvUs faawH, N.g.t,.a
Of his boxing. and more 80 because
he Is managed by his sister. tho
only woman manager In the game.
Every place he shows. his sister dl-
reefs him from his corncr and cares
for his business interests.
In tho five years that Tucker has
been boxing he has met many light
weights OF prominence and ls sim on
the upgrade. lilo is q young fighter
but hls many and hard bouts have
given him all the earmarks OF a
veteran.
Dudley and Dudson Meet.
Tho somi-windup between Dudley
and Dodson is expected to be a
s%lashing affair and will probably
last the limit. The boys are evenly
matched. They recently boxed n hard
draw at Slick.
iolhihy hnopp, VINO dlu the come
back stunt against George Court
ney nt the last card. will meet n
worthy foe I'm wildcat Harris Of Lit
tie Rock. This bout will go six
rounds to a decision.
Kid Brown and Young Howell will
mix In n f"our-round bout. Both have
fought before Tulsa audiences and
Kid Brown will he remembered by
his hasty X. q. OF Jack Munior In
the last card OF tho r. A. c.
Britt Simms will send five OF his
Greeifwood sluRgers through a bat
tie royal for a curtain raiser. and the
surviving two viii box three rounds.
Admission has bcon vet at 81. $3.50,
II $500. These prices win be
charged throughout the winter sea
son by the T. 4. c., Manager Art
Applegate said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Dog Race Entries

Special 70 Tho World.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. WED
nesday's greyhound entries:
First race, quarter mile-Edith
Cantrip, Dutch Bergman. Handsome
Ray, Flying Dick. Cheerful Moment
and Miss Vindicator.
Second race, three-sixteenths mile
Baby Buck, Speedy Gift, Lillian
Parton sunkist, Manager Barton,
Western Wave.
Third ra-e. quarter miie-Dick
Rose, ~Sunshade, Madame X, Big
Six. Silk Vale. Oakland Hub. I
Fourth race, five slxteenths mild
-Nursemaid, Cannibal King, Wildesl
Dillon. Jesserue. Sitting Bull
Leopold.
Fifth race. three-sixteenths milo
-Jadda. Neva Parton, The Only One.
Tulsa Girl, Tulsa Bug, Oakland
Smoke.
Sixth race, quarter mile-Mickey
Clair. Rachel Wild Bill, H~oneysucklc,
Sunburnt, Pay Our Bills, Flying
Clara.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
sPRINTERs GETTING READY
Illinois, Michigan and Ohio State
Clash Saturday.

uRBANA. III. Nov. Coach
Harry GIL has been putting his cross
country team through some stiff
training In preparation for the big
triangular meet here next Saturday
against Michigan and Ohio State.
Captain Deusenherry and his
team are; Captain Deuscnberry,
Wells. swanson. McGinnis, Scott.
wharton. Yates. Thrasher and Pat
terson, all but two being letter men
in the cross country running last
year or In the distance runs during
track seasons.
Reports from Columbus and Ann
Arbor indicate these team VIII be
strong.
Illinois viii meet Purdue here
November 10 at Indiana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
NO IRISH BREAK EXPECTED

ny tho Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The business
of the Irish conference continues
to be conducted by four delegate
and II was stated tonight that there
was no intention OF summoning a
fun conference for several days.
At Sim Feln headquarters no i'm
mediate breakdown is expected and
there is no question Of the delegates
leaving London this week.
The cabinet net in two success
i've councils today, presumably in
connection with Irish affairs and ar.
rangement for the premier's ab.
Sence, should he lind II possible 70
sail for America on the Aquitania
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
LET'S WELL ENOUGH ALONE
John McGraw Not Figuring on Any
Giant Linc.Jp Change.

NEW YORK, Nov, John J.
McGraw, manager or the worlds
champion Giants Is on his way to
Cuba today for a vacation Of sew
crRl months.
utandS today" oald McGraw. 1T
rs well balanced IN every depart
mont and I am not worrying about
s.rCngthcn.ng % M any point. OF
course, we viii overlook on OPP
portunity % land a player OF value 4"