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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
Entries for the Open Derby Stake

zoptic Moutrost, softer. b. Hontrosc
Bon pnrdc u 49, Dicl,nson, diisboro
Jean Riley setter. Rury Trush. =. X.
Philips, Cincinnati Ohio.
rrsns M' Aaa1ga n@ar' &c. Sa' M1 & MdSle5as Msi m''
Counters I'hus speed. soicr T. rhlIs
Speed Ben. w.. e. ilonkol. Savage. hiuu.
squads Right. pointer d. Ivan Hard
cash, ruth prortor, N. ". McMichaoh
AEi. toultcrviilc. ~.
Great Island Jm Flush. pointer q. Roy
~ Flush riga naps Fan. VIM Hieglor
Jr, Noronton, Conn,
Great Island uniaunted pointer. d.
Garys Flash LiFh.. Fishel's Dot, wm.
ZlcElc- Jr. Norouton Conn.
Great Island Melissa, pointer. T. Prince
sharper. Jessie PcarlAtonc. VIM. Hiogler
Grea, Island villa Flre, pell,rd {. car
oiipa Frank. KITTY Bell wul, wliipm
&sdsr it-m- pointer, { 'aruin1 Franb.
Diana walker 2nd, VIM Zicgior Jr,, Nor
Trombles Mr.. Jim. pointer a. dary.
Flash II" hap' Betty Mt Trin0!e Jr''
Major Kid. setter. d. Candy KID, mis'
Miss
Miss Gn,else; poln.er r. Kaaswqh on
Courtlsnd. Miss.
Hawks Ghost, setter. d.. Eqgcne,'
sir Royal pointer d. Royal Flush. Higs
Rape Iun. W ". SJoner. COurtland. Miss.
Ghosts beauty, softer Z EuEcne's Ghost.
Hawks Lady, W, W. Stoner Courtland.
Miss
Mary Jano Phantom. setter T. Eugenes
| Ghost, Hawks lady, ". ". Spner. Court
land Miss.
Rony Gatewood pointer T. M riga
Rap, Rap's Ferris Queen, " w. stoner.
/ Courilaud Miss.
Stylish Pansy. pointer stylish Palm
etto Rap's Pansy B!ossom. Tarrlor a
Prlchett agents.
Duqursc Neil. pointer r 81. Rlsa Rap.
Patsy Jane Proctor. Tafrior 4 Pfichett
agents.
Top Of Ioycuso. setter d. Ottey's TOP.
Mary Towns Turriur 4 prichett agents.
Ghost " Joyvuae, setter q, lfugenc's
Ghost Hawke Lady 1arrlor Iricheu'
FFoutV
HrIlc Of foyeuss setter T. Momoney' s
Princess, Lou Rodney. Tarrior PrlchctL
agents.
Liberty Less. Tarrior A Prichett. agcntH.
Hlu p Kid scttcr, q. candy KID, Net
I.urlfcr. WIN g. Dedrick. Mlchlta. Kan.
Grayiing. Lady pointer Z, breeding not
given. ". X. IiisH, Marshall Han, Mo.
MHHitoba Proctor. pointer, 4, breeding
not given, u X Bliss MarShall Hall. No.
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Entries for the All Age Stake

The open Ail-Ago stake of the South
western Field Tri'ly nSocln'ion "rc g.
uled 20 be run a. Nlnita November ltth,
The following arc the official entries. with
the name ~ thy dog first then the breod
scs, sire. dam fwucf aud owners address
Luia S.. " Vs. stoner Cortland Miss.
Gunner. setter, d. Free Lance. CPtton
Blossom. W " gtonsr Courtlaud. MNs.
ia Eo'ney. setter T. rri1ce R0 'nor.s
c.. nucbeye nstty W. W. stoner. Court
raos1Sck. setter. Momorev- -Dar- RI.
chei ". ", stoner, Courtland, Miss.
Mglrr KID Fcttcr Il, CAndy Hld Niv9
Barn Harbor. W. W stoner, Courtland,
Nollo }. whttes'one. softer. :. Jay. Blrd,
Dell NJ, W " yStoner, Courtland, Miss
Trixie Heiks setter T. Rolls Heiks Vic
taria r., W. W, Stoner, Courtland. Miss.
Tim y. Whitestone setter 4, Admiral
Whitcrtone. Allo Jcsgup, Earl .W'throw.
Coasers Danstone Prince. setter. q. Lewis
Ceasar Jack Louise Girl Earl Wlthrow,
Chand,ers Lass poIntert Car.'tor
Barber, S. g., agent
horinan's John, setter. d. Eugene A..
Dora Mohawk j. q Chandler, barber, n
CbSndiers Tony hoy setter. d. Pine
Croft North Piue croft pegEy =. O..
EiaS'' ag. Rdln.o nrSS' sci,Sr 81 g 1s'" hus.n. NJ
Minnotka Lance. Ferug cruchiow.
Hastings, Ia.
q. J
ney. J, r. Morrison. Kansas city No.
PhiIaathIopis'' pointer, J. y Under
Jack, setter d. II. NJ woolf Kansas
CITY No.
Eugene's Momoney. setter e. Eugene 81.
crooks Lady Momoncy Il. J. Andrews.
kinmundy lN
Mogcns setter. d. Momoney snd El-
genes reggy 49, Mrs Earl l.. Gibbon.
Cincinnati. O.
Coles Dan Woolton, pointer. a, Count
Marylsnd's Frank. Ruth of Rip RAP a.
"a, Cole, Ripply Miss.
Frank, Hessie MoDonsld ". %. Bohnc.
Colonel Kent. Rintcr. d; Hsi Kent
Bart stIideaway pointer, Lee KAvdcr
Terris Jake, pointer. 4, John rrcc'ot
Lady Ferris. 9. y. Griffith Yale Okla
/ ConsCflpt. pointer, q, John Proctor. Iadl
I Ferris. 9. T.. GEffith, Yale, okla.
! CoInanche 2lR Field pointer. 4. Conan
che Frank Topsy Girl c. Il. Griffin
jennie Walker. pointer, a, y. l.. Denui
/ son.
becky BroomhiI, pointer 2. uroomhu
/ Dan, Nells Queen cot, Louis Leo Hcggu
/ HsyHovillc Ala,
miTi=r.-ners Don, setter Il Ras ON
! Well. Louisiana,
Tom Han, pointer. d, L. B, DasH, Wohiu
Falls, Texas
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Dunrmoor's Jack. pointer, Il, Savanna h
Manitoba Jack. Venus Cash. J. T. Dunno.
ChicsE0. IN
Eugene Ms Sen, softer. d Eugene N
Indy Honstono, e. u. pufflcld rulHA.
Okla.
Brookfleii Kid. setter. d. Candy KID,
Ia 1ishH, e. r. buffeld, Tulsa. Okla,
Mont Te Tlor Man 90 War. setter d
candy KID, Mandy Mae Whltestons, q, T.
Duffield, Tuna Okla
Platinum Prince. setter d, Edward
soph. Tulsa. Okla
Gen. Joffrey. pointer d, Tarrlor A
PrIChettc. agents,
Eugene NJ Jim. setter, d. Eugene NJ.
Lula g.. Dr. q, T., suckuey,
Eugene Ms Kid softer 1t, Eugene NJ.
Crooks Lady, u. u. Wuiuaker Cincinnati
Ohm.
pr. John Cromwell, setter, d, MoIemou
Scott Hudson.
Grost Islsrd Robert the Devil pointer
q. toWaurhs TTgUE. Lnrns buuur, WIN
Xicglcr. Jr. Shro'uu. conn.
Great Island Ringing BELLS. pointer. Z
Tom speedy Lorna buonr, WIN. |irglrr
Comancho ran. poIntsr. d Comsnch'
Frank. Dorothy O. WIN zi"gIer. Jr., NoTo
ton. Conn,
Great Island Bramble. pointer. q. Fsrru
Jake. r. Pace VIM. Iieglyr. lr, Noroton
Conn.
Don Proctor. pointer. d. John Proctor
C"wanchg Bell g. l.. Richardson, 'La~ton
IDA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
Dog Race Results

Special to Tho World.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Results OF
today's greyhound races:
First race, quarter mile--Step
Forward first. Quaker Boy second,
Tulsa Girl third Time %, Billy
Checker, Holding Hands and Tim
othy also ran.
Second race, three -siXteenths milo
--Neva Parton first Sonora second,
The Sneak third. Time 10 3-5. oak
land Hub, The Shuffler and Ocean
Toad also ran.
Third race. quarter mile--Flying
Clara first Arasee second, Sunburnt
third. Time 26 As. Lord Cannon.
Suisun and Harmony also ran.
Fourth race, fiye-siXteenths mile
Aliens Comrade first, Hermis sec
ond. Dick Rose third Time 33 3-5.
Kan wild Bill, Red Rose and
Baby Mine also ran.
Fifth race, three-siNteenths mile
-Jesserue first. Kiowa second, XII
larny Lad third Time 1S 4-5. Rip
pling Rhyme, Sunburn and Canni-
bal King also ran.
Sixth race, quarter mile-Sun-
shade first, shannon Boy second,
Night Son third. Time 20. Scarlet
Fortune, Oakland Help and Articles
Lady also ran.
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SAPULPA IS PREPARING
Jones' Men Get Ready for Blg
Game at Oklahoma City on
Next Friday.

Special TO The World
SAPULpA, Nov. Coach Virgil
Jones Blue and White sapulpa high
gridsters. who today began their
finishing off work In preparation
for the game with oklahoma City
high next Friday which may de-
eide the state scholastic champion
ship. have made an enviable record
In tho six games they've played so
far this season. They have piled up
a total Of 21l points to ~ for their
opponents, and haven't been scored
upon in their last three games
They've won every game played by
margin CT u points or more
Sapupa opened the season with
14-0 victory over Bristow and de-
fcated Wagner the next week, 81
to 7. Next was the first conference
game when okmulgee was beaten,
46 to Z. and Enid was humbled.
14-0. by the Blue and white the
next week. Lawton was bowled
over, 4S-0 In Sapulpa's next game
and last Friday Guthrie was crushed
under $50 score.
Coach Jones put his men through
sharp scrimmage today. Fully
half the practice period was devoted
to tackling while the line was
tackling the backfield was passing
and when the linemen turned their
attention to passing the backfield
practlced BLOCKING. Fred Trieb,
rlghtend. received an injury to his
shoulder during the scrimmage, 1t
was not known whether this hurt
would prove serious enough to keep
him out OF the game Friday II
Trieb is unable to play Coach Jones
will send Hal Lyons, his utility end
and halfback into the breach.
The Sapulpa coach said all his
regulars were in tip-top shape with
the exception OF Hippo" Norris.
who still is somewhat handicapped
by an old injury 10 his elbow. He
expects Morris TO be ready TO play
Friday. though Hippo" took no
part in the scrimmage today. The
little fellow Is mighty anxious 10
get into the fray, as injuries have
permitted him to play but four
halves this wear.
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The Open hctby stake OF tho south
western Ficld trials association will be
contested a. Nlnits beginning November
-, The following are the official "us
trie. with the name Of the dos given
firgt, then the breed sex, sir', dam owner
aud owners address
Brandt breeding not given. 4. 3. Ncl-
son. Timson, ToNas.
SADIE Proctor, breeding not given, u.
s. Nelson, TmHon. rc1As
toneho jim. pointer7d Corcho DICK
RuHsels Peggy. C. y. pufficld. Tulsa,
Okla.
- Dun~moors Royal Flush, pointer H.
Royal Flush Riga Hap's Fan J.>p. Dunno
Chicago, ~.
willow Brook Dick setter breeding
not given, e, II. Tyler. Boston, Mass.
Carols Queen Spot. pointer T. breeding
not given, y. n. Basa, wichita Falls
Texas.
omar, pointer d breeding not giveen.
Ray A We'll. Alexandria. la.
Bosoler. pointer d, breeding not given.
r. n. Bass. wichita Falls Texas,
Pearl. pointer. (. breeding no, given. j
W, Holman. Moberly Mo. d.
Indiana COmauChe girl. pointer, T. Com
enche Frank, Indiana May V. Knudson
Independence, Kan.
SiA Hopewcll, pointer r, Ferris Manl
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TIGERS PRACTICE
BREAKING PASSES
Central's Aerial Game to
Meet Tough Opposition
Here Friday

Encouraged by their ESQ victory
over the Oklahoma Baptists on tho
Bisons' own pasture last Friday.
Coach Francis Schmidts Orange and
Black gridstcrs went to work with
will at T, u, fold yesterday art
crnoon in preparation for tho ALL
important ArmtstiCe day game Fri
day with the Central Normal eleven
at McNulty park.
Schmidt kept. his regulars busy
breaking up passes during the great 10
cr part OF the practice period. Cen
tral Is known TO have a strong aerial
game, and IS expected TO rely upon
it principally Friday Brahmcr and
LaForce who viii do most OF their
passing are veterans and good men,
Tho Tulsa a.. huskies are In
shape for the fray with the eNcep-
tiou of Bll Fly. the diminuitivc half
back. who received n terrific blow on
the chest Friday and probably won't
be able 10 play. II Is not believed
he sustained any broken ribs, but
his chest is very sore and ho can
hardly turn his head. Renfro and
Jones came through the fray Fri
day without new injuries, l{onfru
IL in better condition than at any
time since he was knocked out IN
the Alva Ranger game a month ago
here.
The Central Normal will bo the
big battle of the year for Y. 4. In
addition to coming on Armisticc day,
II will be the Crownlng feature Of
homecoming week.
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what makes it so strange that
they've never come together.
Both DolS Arc Ready.
Thorpe nnd Tuman last night
were ready FOR the tap OF the gong
that finally win send them together.
After Sundays hard workout they
took n easy yostcrdny TillmAn
went through Hight work at the
n G. a. gum, pleasing largo
crowd Of spectators.
The Tillman-Thorpc clash is ea-
pcctcd TO be another instance OF
brains against Drawn. Tho 81. Paul
protcRS of Jack Reddy ~ n clever,
hcady scrapper who has acquired
world Of sccincc In his long career
N tho ring. Moreover. he tx "a
punchct Of no moan ability. Harvey
Thorpe on tho other hand, is "A ~
picat bulldog of tho rlng--a regular
Stanley Noakum typc. Thorpe
doesn't try to Outlook his opponents.
lie wAdcs right into 'om, and Will
give and take with any.
Tho bout glVea promise OF being
popular from tho spectators stand
point u ~ certain 90 have plenty
uf action. aud that's what they Ike.
God Gahan.referoo FOR the OIL city
| A. c.. who has been out of the city,
is back In town aud will serve as
/ third man In tho riug In tho main
/ event and the ecmi- -windup.
total OF 80 rounds OF boxing
| IL scheduled on tonlghts card. While
chief intcrost of course In In the main
event there is considerable spccu-
/ lation over the semi -w!ndup in which
| Billv Morrisetto, the Sand Springs
biffcr, win try hia punching ability
against Mike Dudley. San AntonLO
weltcr who has been training here
Tor some time and showing Improve
ment. This bout should give fans
n good line on Just how much Dud-
ley has improved, for he will have to
.ho pretty good to hold his own with
the hard hitting Sand Springs boy.
wildcat" Harris or Little Rock.
who hung a knyo on the jaw OF
Tommy Knopp Of TULSA In last weeks
r. g. A, show, will In seen In
action against Tod Brown OF sand
| Springs. another winner before Mt
tho Terminal gym. Tho four-round
curtain raiser viii bring together
Ace johnson of Tulsa and Frank
steele OF Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
Dog Race Entries

Special to The world.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov 7.-Tuos-
days greyhound entries:
First race, quarter mile Hand
some Buck. Dutch Bergman, June
Hare, Peerless Prince, Neva Wild
Bill Speedy Gift.
Second race. three -siXteenths mile
baby Buck. White Hawk Babe
Ruth, Blue Nose, Lord lielpum,
Prince Lively
Third race. quarter mile-Miss
OLeary. Sporting Buck, wild Eas-
ter. Freddie Parton, Jadda. Allie
Alert.
Fourth race. five-sixtcenths mile
Oakland Helen, Furnessa, Wales
Fortune, Joneta, Miss Vindicator,
Handsome Ray.
Fifth race, -sixteenths mile
Lillian Parton, Flirty Boy, Dillon
wild Bill, Fifty FIFTY. Rosy star,
Somc Fortune.
sixth race. quarter mile--Rachel ell
wild bin, SO Long Dick, Highball,
Albert Spnrt, Suisun.
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The Card Tonight

Place, Convention Han; time.
$50.
Main event. l2 rounds td G do
,siuu between Johnny Tinmau
aud Harvey Thorpe, wcltcr-
wplrhtH
Gvd Glhau. rC.crco.
SENT wiudup, ten rounds tu n
decision between Dilly Nurri-
settle uf Sand Springs ana Mike
Dudley ot san Antonio. Wclt,r-
weights.
Preliminary. six rounds be.
tween wildcat Harris ut lit.
tlc ROCK and Trd Brown of Sand
SprluEs.
Curtaiu.rulsrr four rounds
bptwo,u Ac' johnson ~ Tulsa
ana Frank steele OF Kansas
CitN
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Jimmy Barrett, Star
of Diamond in OideR
Days, Dies pt Detroit

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. THE
death here Accently Of James =.
(Jimmyl Barrett, marked the
passing OF one OF the most popu-
lar of baseball players OF the
earlier days IN the American
league. Barrett who was born
in Athol Mass, 46 years ago,
came to the Detroit Ameri an
league team In 1S9S, when It was
managed by George Stdllings.
His career was typical OF that
of the old-itime favorites. II was
common occurrence for the star
centerfielder Of the Tigers 10 be
carried from the field on the
shoulders of fans after an cspe-
cially big day at Bennett park,
now Navin field
Barrett was considered one OF
the most graceful players on the
diamond as well as one Of the
least quarrelsomc He played In
Detroit In 1888 and lS99tand was
then sent 10 Cincinnati with
Harry Steinfeldt. AfteJ a short
Z sojourn with the Reds he was re-
leas,-l and was Immediately taken
back onto the Tiger roster. lie
remained with the Tigers until
1905, when Ty Cobb made his ad-
vent into the game here. In 1904
Barrett led the league among out
fielders in fielding and ranked
with the leagues best hitters
throughout his career.
An injury TO his leg forced him
out OF the game In 1905. He es-
sayed a return In 1906 when no
played for a time in Rochester
n ", and with the Boston Amer
icans. Forsaking the game per-
manently he entered the real\ es-
tate business here, which occu-
pied him until NJ death.
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SAYS RICHARD GAINED HIM
Plaintiff in lawsuit Avcrl Tex ii!t
Him IN the Face

Him IN the Face
NEW YORK, Nov. 7. -- Charges
that Tex Rlckard fight promoter, as
saulted Frank Armstrong. partner
In the Madison square Garden en-
terprisos and that Richard struck
Armstrong In the face with a cane
with the intent to XIII, were made
by the lattcr's attorney In court here
today. The charges came In the
course of argument on the appuca-
tion for "A receivership for the hadi-
son Square Garden corporation be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Guy
Armstrong Is suing Rickard for an
accounting OF finances. Rickard
was not in court. Armstrong; at
tornpvs said that RiCkard had felon-
iously assaulted their client with the
ferrule end Of a cane and that RICK
ard bIackiackcd Armsi rong In the
garden last Friday night, tickhrd =
attorneys did not deny the assault
charges,
Thomas O'Neill. attorney ior Arm
strong. told the court that ltlckard
and some OF his adherents had brut-
ally beaten Armstrong 80 that the
latter had to have medical attention.
O'Neiu declared the assault was
made with intent 90 Kill
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HeaUy Gales Play HaUOc
With Northern Europe

LONDON, Nov. MANY persons
were killed and enormous damage
caused by heavy gales that have
been sweeping northern Europe for
80 hours. Twenty-eight persons
were drowned ana two were saved
when the Finnish steamship KustaW
was sunk in the Baltic. Two persons
were killed and several injured at
Antwerp. other deaths were re-
ported from northern France. The
British steamer Angus capsized In
the harbor at Havre. There has
been heavy loss of shipping in Brit %
ish ports and telephone and tele-
graph communication Is interrupted.
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JOE WALL LANDS AS PILOT
Ex-ProokIyn First Sackcr 90 Man
age Kalamazoo.

N lam NIV'I-- VF'"'' ~
Joe Wall, several years ago ilrA'
haseman for the Brooklyn, Boston
and New York Nationals. has been
signed TO manage the Kalamazoo
central league team next season.
Wall plans a shake-up OF the teams
personnel
III player does not show enough
stuff in two years to take him high
er he Is Of little use to any club, -
Wall said. No minor league club
can get along without selling play
ers. / believe, too, that the fans
who pay for the sport want TO see
new faces all the time"
Wall has been managing semi
professional club in Brooklyn dur
ing the last two years.
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pccL's Assistant Rcsigns.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov 7--R.
a. Rillups, for the past IS months
m assistant United states district
attorney under Herbert N. Peck.
has given HIS resignation to NJ a.
Mnurcr succcasor to Pcck ana VIII
enter a law partnership with Peck
this week he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
GOTHAM PROMOTER
GUILTY OF CHEATING
UNCLE SAM ON TAX

NEW YORK, Nov. Jimmy
Johnston, fight promoter, to-day
was found guilty IN federal
court on ~ counts of an indiCt-
mcnt charging that lac dCfraudcd
the government OF between
$4,000 and $1,000 by withhold
ing taxes on gate Receipts at
several bouts last spring. lie
was released on 5000 bail pend
ing sentence Thursday.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov IL
Rocky Kansas. Buffalo lightweight
boxer, today accepted articles TO
meet johnny Mendelsohn, Milwau-
kco. I'm 1O-round nodccision bout
in Milwaukee on November q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08

PHILADELPHIA. Nov Jim
phrncs. open golf champion OF
America, won the special 3e-hoie
open tournament at the rredyffrin
County club today with n score OF
lt9. His card OF ~ for tho morn
Ing round equalIed the course
record.
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A Californian has designedlan air
plane of unusual stability in which
the planes are closed at the ends by
crossing ono another, tho upper
bending downward and the lower
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WESTERN OILERS WIN


The Western OH fivc defeated the
O. =. & r.. quint ON the y. VI. G.
n. alleys last ulEht two games m
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Although .uch has been hoViug
In the middle wost Tor the last 10
years. meeting all CunvtH and
drawing no lines. Johnny TillmHn
~ ST. Paul aud Harvey Thorpe OF
Kansas city viii face each other
FOR the first time when thoy go to-'
gcthcr I'm the ring nt Convention
hail tonight In tho t2-ruuud fca-
turc event OF tho on city A. G..
boxing show.
Eight times these two wcltcr-
weight warhurHcs have bceu
matched and HcHcu times Some
thlGE has happened to keep thom
from meeting within the hompcd
arena. This time there rs nothing
IN sight 10 prevent them from com
lng 20 blows at last.
They've Met same Bunch.
Probably thotc Is not similar
case In present day ring annals.
Here we have these two tough and
willing Bcrappers, living within 500
miles OF each other. sailing about
the Couatry FOR tho last decade and
taking on all ComCrH--aud yet they
have never met. Weighing Within
pound ri each othur, They've
boxed practically tho same bunch.
It's hard TO name "A man one of
them has met without finding, upon
turning 10 tho records, that the
| other also has encountered him
| Each has gone tho limit with TIA,
| llightwolght champion, Benny Leon
ard, and Thorpe even claims t.
have Outpointcd Benny once
/ They've both ciashcd with Jacl
| Britton. the woltcrwolght champ
| Each has given away pounds %
weight TO take on Young Fltz, th'
I Oklahoma city mlddleweight
| Thorpe secured draw with Fit
while Tillman lost the decision :,
! Nate Jackson's protegc.
Each has similar record ol
1 willingness. They've boxed mos
every boxer of prominence In thr
country from lightwclghts up tc
and Including middleweiRhts That
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Latest Pictures
TTLLMAN AND THORPE
WHO BATTLE TONIGHT
CLASH FOR IST TINE

Though Matched Eight Times. These Tough and Willing
Welters Have Never Come Together-llave Made
Similar Showngs With OthersTo Go IL Rounds
to Dccision-Dudley and Morrisette in Semi
Wndup.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06

In ten years. so has the feminine swim
mer developed, it is easy to clip a record.
In another decade Miss Bleibtreys record
of to-day may be trimmed down by an equal
figure, and a score of years hence the world
may see women actually abreast of the best
men swimmers.
Miss Bleibtrey, the fiaxen haired member
Of the New York Women's Swimming Asso-
citation, has attained the distinction of being
called the foremost woman swimmer in the
world 1t is an enviable position she occu-
pies at the age of 10. She has already to
her credit several Olympic honors, not to
mention various other swimming honors.
When she stepped out of the water at Brigh-
ton Beach at the end Of the interesting race
she turned to see her closest opponent, Miss
Charlotte Boyle, 100 yards behind. That was
tremendous satisfaction to tie victor for
Miss Boyle is splendid swimmer. She came
in only one minute and thirty seconds be-
hind the winner and only four seconds be-
hind the record time established by Miss
Golding in 1912.
Miss Boyle, who was an Olympic team
member, is more conspicuous in short speed
races. During the summer she created a
new worlds record for the $50 yard dash
at the Brighton Beach pool Her time was
one minute, forty-nine and four-ffths sec
onds, which Is three and four-fifths seconds
better than the record of the former worlds
champion Miss Hilda James of Liverpool,
England who raced it in one minute, fifty