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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Y. NJ c. A. BaSketeers Open
Play Next Wednesday Night
Oils Who Waded Through Competition Last Year With
Little Difficulty TO Have Tougher Shedding, Is In
dication; Schedule Is Given Out

The southern Hardwares look TO y.
A. Thompson for leadership. This
outfit finds on its records three OF
last years Tulsa u outfit. Captain
Dunham, Pishney and Lamb. also
Mcclure of the Gypsy last season.
Lloyd Malone and some more classic
material. Pappan, who put the
GYPSY team in the running last year
leads the NJ. c. Hale Hardwares
Pappan has a fleetfooted light
team, a team that is apt TO cause
some real damage. The main list
of his aggregation Is Hahn, Ban
CERT. Whitefield, II. Vernon. This
outfit with the husky pilot at cen-
ter can move rather rapidly.
Two Dozen Games for 81.
Season tickets are on sale at the
present time at the Y. NJ. c. A.
There are "a games on the list for
a dollar.
Schedule OF Y. NJ. c. A. CONNER
cial league;
First Half.
November 2s-Hale VS. Mcgee;
Pure oil vs.. Southern.
November 30-Southern W. Hale;
Mcgee vs. Pure Oil
December Hale vs.. Pure OH
Mcgee vs., Southern.
December i4--Pure oil W. South
orn; Hale VS.. Mcgee.
Decemher 2t-LMegee vs. Pure OIL,
Southern VS.. Hale.
December 2s-Megee VS.. South
ern Hale vs. Pure OIL.
Second Half.
January 4--Hale VS.. Mcgee, Pure
OIL VS.. Southern.
January ll-Southern vs.. Hale
Mcgee vs.. pure Oil.
January ls--Hale VS.. Pure OF,
Mcgee vs.. Southern.
January 25-Pure oil vs.. South
ern: Hale Va. Mcgee.
February Mcgee VS. Pure ul''
Southern VS.. Hale.
February s--Megee VS.. Southern;
Hale VS.. Pure Oil.
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College Results

Chicago g. Wisconsin ("
A. ClcycGnd-Caso rs, Kenyon 70.
At indianapolis -- Butlor 2S,
Franklin o
Al Middlctovn. Conn williams
40. Wesleyan %.
At Boaton Georgetown li. Bos-
ton college 10.
At Ann Arbor Michigan rs. Min
0eEotR o
AZ Indianapolls- Wabash go. DO
paw o.
At Fnypttn. Iowa Columbia CDu-
buquel g. Upper Iowa z
At Amcg Nebraska 50. Amos ..
At Manhattan. Kan. knnaas Ag-
E.c- -. Oklahoma university z
At Louisville centre 20. wash
ington and Loe o.
A. BLOOMINGTON. Ind Indiana 3.
Purdue o
At Cambridge -- Harvard 10,
Yale .
AZ Now york Syracuse a, Dart
mouth
A. New Rrurnwlck -Rrtgers H..
West virginia z.
At Philadelphia -- PENNEY lvauia
Freshmen 10. Cornell Freshmen 2.
Al Bethlehem, Pa Lafayette 2S,
LohiRh &.
At oberlln, oberlin 7, West
ern Reserve o.
Al Providence Brown 2. COL
gate o
At Pittsburgh --Corncgic Tech 81,
Maryland q.
At Baltimore--Johns Hopkins n,
81 Johns 2
At s,varthmnro-- swarthmote 81.
llavcrfurd u,
At Gettysburg, Gettysburg
.2s. Mount st. Marys o
At Amherst Mass Mnsaachu-
aotts Agricultural ~. Tufts D.
At New YORK. New York univer-
sity Z. Trinity College OF North caro-
lima 7.
Al Columbus. Ohio Illinois Z.
Ohio state 0
At Evanstun--l Iowa a. North
western q
At Mnwaukee--Mar I, Mo-
| tire Dame 2l
At Omaha Creighton 0. South
Dakota State T.
At Springfield - wittenbcrg 0.
ohio Wesleyan o.
At 81. Paul North Dakota uni
versity o, IIamlinc ~.
At Cincinnati Ohio Northern o,
ST Xavier 13.
At Berkeley. Cal.-Uniyerslty OF
California a.. stanford 2,
Al Shreveport, La.--Centennary
college 81, Mlllsaps 20.
At Pine Bluffs. Arb. Pine Bluff
high. AZ; Shreveport high T.
Al oklahoma city - Oklahoma
Oily college "a. Chllocco In
dams. ~.
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ROMNEYS BOOT
BEATS BADGERS
Chicago's Sophmore Star
Kicks Field Goal for
Only Count Of Fray

CHICAGO, Nov 10. -- A drop
kick, booted between the Wisconsin
goal posts by Milton Romney. Chi.
cago'a sophomore quarterback,
scored u 10 victory for the Ma
rooms on Stagg field today In an
evenly matched. brilliant display OF
Western conference fotball.
More thhn $4,000 persons. who
packed every available inch Of room
about the gridiron. sow the two
teams battle scoreless for three pc
riods muddy field slowed down
the play at times, both elevens
showed such a versatile attack and
put up such stubborn defense that
the great crowd was brought TO Ito
feet time and again as a Maroon or
a Badger ripped through the line or
snatchcd a forward pass from out OF
the air.
The victory was made possible by
a combination Of straight line
plunges, long forward pass and
a penalty against Wisconsin.
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LEONARD FRIEDMAN
BOUT LONG A WAITED
DUE TUESDAY NIGHT
In the Sailor, Benny Takes On One of Strongest Con-
tenders for Lightweight Crown--Boys Scheduled to
Go Eight Rounds at Phlly - Several Other Good
Ones the Weeks Program

inshment and agErossiveness In his
fight with Tender som. time ago
Friedman finished second but thoPa
who Witnessed the encounter and arc
In position TO know. say it was far
from being an Interesting battle.
Neither showed anything II ke
championship form.
Must Give Their Best.
The boxing authorities OF Phila-
delphia, fearful that these ligh--
weights win not give their bost Have
forced them to post forfeits Of S2.6O0
each. guaranteeing that thoy will
really fight and have employed a
capable referee who will ne gwen
power 10 declare It not irtsst and
turn the forfets over to the author
titles IT, In his opinion, Il Is rot a
GOOD contest, This IL n splendid
thing for the protection OF the public
and the boxing game. 1t should be
done everywhere.
Joe Lynch. who hopes TO regain
the bantam crown. but has Just been
beaten by Pete Herman and Eddie
O'Dowd, will meet Midget smith for
10 rounds in the chief boug OF an
all star show 10 be givcn In New
York Friday night. II Lynch does
not do better against Smith than he
did against O'Dowd he is likely 10
lose another decision, which would
eliminate him entirely from tn. liet
Of scrappers striving to relieve john
ny Buff OF the crown he lifte1 re-
Gently from the dome OF Herman.
Smith Ia New York product and
has been sensation for the past
year lie will furnish the acid test
for Lynch. There are three other
good battles on the program.
Tommy Gibbons is picking another
"setup" in Dan O'Dowd at New Or
leans, This ia about the twentieth
easy one Gibbons has been handed
In the mast year
Johnny Kllhane, featherweight
champion. Is slated to box an un-
known az white Plains, y. Y. XII
bane viii retain his title without
trouble.
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The Y, NJ, c. A. basketball league
breaks into the middle OF Tulsa
sport interests next wednesday night
when the NJ c. Hale Hardware and
the Mcgee Sporting Goods company
teams mingle in the first game.
Pure Oils and Southern Hardwares
are the second on the slate for We'd
nosdays performance. The league,
composed OF the fodr above mem
toned teams, looks Ike basketball
de luxe for the followers of that
particular sport. The newly, formed
league takes the place of the Oil
league. Last year the oil league.
composed OF company employees, was
soft stuff for the Pure Oils. This
season the teams have been picked
from the entire Y membership and
take on an aspect that cannot by
any means be olassed as slow.
Competition for Pure Oils.
Due to the record that the Pure
OIL aggregation piled up in the sea-
son past, the interest seems to be
centered about that outfit How
ever, predictions are that there will
be more competition than for a long
time. Some enthusiastic fan has
passed out theSdope that there are n
couple Of teams in the lineup that
will either take the scalp of the
Oilers or come next door to Il. Pure
Oils will put the same five men on
the floor that they had on the
books last year; Ben Springer
Meister. West and the Sexton broth
ers. Meister has also pulled the
right strings to get Charles Keck,
Tulsa University star, and Lilysirand
and Cutter OF the Q. Z. n.
Norman y. Snyder puts a team
on the floor flying the colors of the
Mcgee Sporting Goods company with
some fast material that Is un-
known in part to this section OF the
country. II is thought that Snyder
will spring a surprise since he Is
not passing out IA great deal of dope.
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High School Results
At Chicago Wheaton High 81,
Freeport, m, High o.

enains the lua-.--. ,,oro ,hlrd quarter
Yale o. Harvard o.
Fourth Quarter.
The fourth period starteI with IN, toll
YARD limo. II was second down and 10
ysrdH 10 gain, Captain Kane won't back
into e.-, the llnsnp, tsttrE rtgTuey's place e,
line for gsin OF scvcn yards taking the
eal 90 L'ple pass l,eAyer rcrecct
s,gtw at ssP' d end i9s Tel' G%'" ] aided
ceu'or. II was fourth down rad unc- hah
a yard 10 gain ON the n-st risy. wih,
given the bali once again aud he shct
across the hulidog goal for the coveted
score, The stadium blew with Harvard
Joy Buell. Kicked tho goal score Har-
ward 70 Yale 8,
nrown Kicked ot to captain Aldr,ch.
Who ran the bali back 10 the G-yard
2 y5as Sa '"s srouaa 5 syvara FAY 2'Gi sSt mad soS
! CAPTAIN Aldrch ,irclra the Crimson lsti
I out OF bounds ON the Harvard 2s-yard
| llne, Yale thcn lost live yards on two
| plays. nlair replaced HUMAN At end f2r
/ other loss by Moycamber OIlrarn was
/ tackled Tor another loss hut Harvard was
MAXWELL declared IL Yale's hall ana urs,
down nn tfr tN-yart line % Hogru broke
/ through tho Crimson for tiut down
/ rarrl Ina the ball to tho lNNard line. jot-
. Jan made four yards through the line.
/ Allrich fyurd - gain. thapln intercepted
forward pass from Aldfieh on his own
T 81 yard line Aldrioh ran chaplin down
and and he was me aHly Yale man between
. broke throuEhthe Blue linc fol a .3-yard
gain, hgiHg stopped BY Aidtirh ON tho 20.
yard line owen broke through falor
touchdown hut tho baN was brought
bach by the umpire, Harvard nrins pen
. hCufp was hIanlloNul.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

S6s S-Ruvk KPnsRs vs. Johnny
Mendelsuhn. 10 rounds at Milwaukee.
Nov 2l-aioo Dillon vs. Indian Rus
cell, 10 rounds NJ Harrisburg. Pa.
Nov. 2iHsammy Mandell Vs. frankie
OHrciR, rounds AZ Memphis.
Nov 2f--Pal Moore rs Pewee Kaiser
l2 rounds. at ST. Louis.
Nov gg--lignuy Leonard W, Sailor
Friedman = rounds AZ Philadelphia.
Nov 22sHtnr Hcpjamin w. Pete
Hartley, 10 rounds ut New York.
nov ~ Tommy toftllskeN va. jim
my Nuss, 10 rounds at Davenport, la.
Nov 2.-E Fart Hrlri ~. Joe Gornlnn
10 rounds at New Iofk
Nov 90 Bob Roper vs. Sam Lang
ford 10 rounds 40 Toronto
Nov 2t--Johnny kilbane W. Sol see.
man, 10 rounds at white Plains ~ Y.
Nov 80 -JDc Lynch W. Midget smith.
10 rounds. 80 New NofN
Nov 2b-.top Hcninmln vs.. Joe Tip
Iitg, 10 rounds, at New York.
Nov 2b.-Andy ChRney va Billy De
Foe, 10 rounds, NJ New York
NV 2b--Pepper Martin vs.. Sammy
'Negct, 10 rounds. ut New York
Nov 25--Tommy Gibbons vs pan
o'Dowd, lb rounds at Sew Orleans
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~ EDWARD CoCHRANE.

one pugilistic encounter that a
patient public has been waiting for
now tor six months viii be decided
In Philadelphia Tuesday night when
Benny Leornard, lightweight champ
Ton ut the world, and Sailor Fried
man, one of the two most worthy
ohallengers for the ;.tio viii clash
FOR eight rounds This Is the feature
OF an attractive ring calendar for the
current week.
Il doesn sscem possible now that
anything con bob up at the eleventh
hour TO prevent this contest, al
though this .s the thitl time Il has
been booked since June. They we're
TO have met az Benton Harbor,
Mich. July 4 and ut the last minute
Leonard discovered he could not
make the required weight OF 1885
pounds and claimed he was III and
/ unable rs appear. Later they We're
scheduled To meet In Philadelphia
I but the boxing officials of that City
refused 10 allow Friedman to box
7 Leonard before ne fulfilled another
/ contract he had signed 10 box there.
/ lie squared that trouble In some way
ana the present match Is the result
Is Above hghtwclght Figure
Leonard also was scheduled to
fight Lew Tender In Philadelphia
uud put up "a forfeit OF IS 600 for the
match, but found he could not make
i the weight ana lots the forfeit. For
/ tuUStoly FOR those who care TO wit
ness the impending clash there is NJ
specified weight, the champion being
allowed TO be as heavy as he likes.
and u Is rumorcl that he win he
nearer the wcltorweight limit than
the lightweight whom he crawls
through tho rpppa for this test
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Downs Yae-i1Os Hnb Ohio SaeUpsets Mark Last Big DQy
.HUSKERS CLINCH
MO. VALLEY TITLE
Trounces Ames, 35 to 3, in
One-Sided Game; Noble
Hardest Plunger

AMES fl NDy iN.a.Thr uui-
yGHity ~ Nebraska chnrhad fho
Missouri valley tltip here this OF.
"rnoon by defeating Amos bv tho
score OF So ju g. IN. Coruhust,ra
displayed strong defense, which
nrticd thom touchdown boo rho
first period three more Il the hud.
and one in the fourth.
Tho luc puuginE uf Nobl. No-
bruskn lcft hJlfback, aud Dowltz
right hnlfbHck. wtH responsible f1r
the CurnhuTkcrs consistent gains
through tho iightnr Am.- un, The
losers scored their thrc. points 0u a
place Kick from the 25-ysri line by
Rod" Lingcnfclter carly ia the
first quarter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
BIG Lacquer TO
MANAGE INDIANS
Holland. Considers Three
for JOB; Congratulates
Oilers on Choice
Special to The world.

Speoia, to The world
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 10. ---
There seems to be a general de-
sire among Oklahoma City base
ball fans for a manager with a ma
jor league tag TO him. Wen. / have
had three posi- BILE Successors 10
Dick Breen under consideration for
the last two months. one OF these
has been eliminated because he is In
line for the management OF a Pacific
coast team The other two are both
major leagucrs. ono stlll Is in the
big show. The other has been out
but "a short time. II Is very likely
that one Of these will be the Heap
Big chef next year"
That was the promise OF Presi-
dent John Holland OF the Oklahoma
City baseball club. who has re-
turned from his annual pilgrimage
to the worlds series and Missouri
duck ponds. Tor the next week he
will be busy here going over tribal
affairs with Secretary n. j Hum
bhreys and then both of them viii
depart for the annual meeting OF
the Western league and National
association.
Western league moguls will get
busy in Chicago December . Four
days later they viii meet with the
club owners and presidents OF all
other minor leagues at Buffalo
Considered Marty Krug.
One OF those Holland had opened
negotiations with for the manage.
ment OF the Indians was Marty
Krug, "A former Western league
star. who went up from Omaha.
krug, now in the Pacific Coast
league, is one Of two being consid-
thn -
Portland club and since decision is
not expected for some time. Hol-
land dropped him from his list OF
eligibles for the time being
Names OF the other two Holland
has not given out for publication.
Both are now In active service and
he must negotiate with their owners
at the Buffalo meeting before he
can make any definite announce.
ment. lie said. however, that one
OF them is former Western
Lacquer.
Doesn't Want Pilot TO Play.
Commenting on the acquisition
by Tulsa OF Jack Lelivelt and the
rumor that this same man had been
considered by him as a possible
leader, Holland said: Il talked
matters over with Leliveh when he
was mere Nne last "Trip. j thOuEht
! made 1t plain at that time that Il
was exceedingly doubtful that Lell.
welt would be with us next year.
Lelivelt should make Tulsa a good
leader and good player. but there
We're certain occasions why he
would not ut into my plans. Chief
OF these was that Lelivelt eXpecta
TO continue active playing. do
not want manager who is In the
game every day. The man who
leads the Indians next year will bo
q good player. but he will be on the
bench most OF the time. do not
want him to have TO sacrifice his
managerial ability trying TO hold
down position regularly. But I
do want him to be OF such power
as a player that when a little extra
punch is needed. he can get in and
deliver II.
That Is as far as l can go on tho
managerial question right now. /
expect 20 make definite announce
ment during or Immediately after
the National association meeting at
Buffalo"
Holland said that In addition 10
manager he expected 10 close
several player deals during the Chi.
cago and Buffalo meetings,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
SUTTON DEFEATS
SAN DIEGO STAR
Veteran Chicagoan Wins
His First Game of Five
Stairs in Tourney

Z CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-George suit
ton, Chicago star, today defeated
Ora Morningstar Of San Diego t''
to 291, in the worlds 1872 balk Nne
billiard championship tournamt nt'
sutton played out in ~ innings WIN
a high run OF 1856, while Morning
star had high run OF 237,
Sutton's victory today was lNs
first In his five tournament matCNr0'
he having lost four straight game
Morningstar took a long lead WIN
his high run in the second frame;
but Sutton's steady playing enaNi
him to overcome advantage WIN
his high score in the eighth innH7'
The score by innings:
Sutton .o
1siO5O 3i61415e 5 80 % 1910
High run 1866; average 3S l-3'
0gS7IIO50O 90 OSS Oil
High run 237; average % u
Willis Hoppe the title defend' 7,
defeated Edouard HOremans,
Belgian and champion Of Europe .l
the second match OF the Day 80. 10
$40, in 10 innings. Hoppe mao, =
high run of sS and had an ave- 'L.
OF 2l 1-19. Neither Hoppe uo
Horemans played up to eXpeetatI'-,,
the game. according TO obseI N,'"
being one Of tho tsmest OF the to".
namont. Hopes victory allows n.lI
to retain a clean slate, ne haN'N5
won every match In which ne "''
participated
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Three Neio TVdlliHgfords'
Held for Slick Scheme

HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. 19,-Threc
Wallingfords were in custody here
today. Their activities, according TO
police, involved a vast scheme to
swindo mail order houses. The
game according 20 police infor-
nation, was to open a small office
In any city, using the name OF some
merchant with good rating. Mail
order houses in other cities would
then receive orders from the "mer-
chant" Finding his rating good.
merchandise would be shipped and
a bin mailed The goods would be
delivered by parcel post but no bills
We're ever paid.
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Oklahoma Lads Make
Good on Other Grids

Special TO Tho world
pONCA CITY, Nov 1.-two Ok
lahoma boys who are more than
making good this season on their re-
spectiye university football tea ms
are Bernard Helmbreicht, formerly
n student OF the state preparatory
school at Tonkawa and Rudy Com
stock OF Pawhuska. Both are gradu-
ates from their home town school
gridirons. This season Comstock Is
playing on the Georgetown univer-
sits' squad, where he also made an
cnHable record last season. Helm
brecht is playing with Drake uni
versity team at Dcs Moines. Iowa
and is considered the best ground
gamer that the team possesses this
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
TICO Policemen Held
After Shooting Affair

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. 10
Mrs. Antoinctte Nantoro, %. Is dying
In a hospital today and two Cleve-
land patrolmen are In the city Jail
as the result OF "a shooting affray last
night Policeman Martin Collan is
charged with shooting TO XIII and
Policeman william McGonigal with
shooting To wound. The charges
against the patrolmen were made by
their superior officers, after a search
ing investigation at the police sta
tion this morning, which more
han rs witnesses were examined
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IOWA WINS BIG TEN
HONORS, UNDLSPUTED:
ILLINOIS DOWNS OHIO
Hawkeyes Quell Northwestern, ID to o. in Hard Game
While Illini Springs Biggest Surprise of Conference
Season by Conquering Buckeyes, 7-0-lowa Takes
Md-Western Laurels Also.

The defeat of Northwestern le't
Iowa indicated this season the
teams record In the conference be-.
ing five games won and none lost
In addition. Nortre Dame, Conqucror
OF Nebraska and also OF tho Army.
was defeated, thus giving tho Hawk.
oyes as apparently clean title to tho
middle western championship as
to the big 10 honors.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. ie.-lw.
nois today dashed to earth The
hopes OF Ohio States for claim
to the western conference football
championship. The nlini. defeated
by every conference team thcy had
met this season. played tho Buck.
eyes TO a standstill and raced off
the field victors by a score OF 10
0. The feat was accomplished hs-
fore a homecoming crowd OF mo-a
than 10000, which packed all avail.
able space In the stands.
II was Captain Larry Waluuia..
playing his last game for his alma
mater. who did for his team what
previously had been regarded us
the most remote possibility He
had only touched a forward pass,
tossed to him by Peden, bu, turned
quickly az the ball passed him, and,
seeing Il bound from the ches. ot
Captain Myers OF the Buckeyes.
snatched II and plunged IS yards
through the Ohio secondary de-
fonse for the first touchdown M
nois had scored during the confer
ence season. A moment later
shortly before the second period
10
by kicking the goal from touch-
dnWn
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lions Crimson runhnckA. but the
Harvard ends usually were not able
10 stOp the rushing returns OF
O'Hearn and Aldrich until they had
gone from five TO 80 yards
Yale outruahHd Harvard both in
the aggregate and IN the average.
The Blue went forward npproxi-
Wntely 2b0 yards from scrimmagc
turmntionsj ifarvard's rushing n1
vance totollod ls0 :ards Penalties
were about equal. although uarvard's
wero the most coasly In the i'm
portanoo OF the moment.
IIuEfiu ana ..it,,,,,,r,..
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CRIMSON SNATCHES
VICTORY FROM BLUE
IN CLOSING PERIOD
Precedent Shattered When Harvard Wins Triple Tie
in big Three" Resulting for First Time-55, 600
People See Thrilling Fray-Owen, Buell., Fits,
Chaplin and Kane Do Great Work.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov ia Crimson victory--the
Harvard spirit and Harvard systemmarked he
annual Yale Harvard today The 10 to 8.
II last period victory in which touchdown by Owen,
goal kicked from It by Buell. and goal from the field by
Owen gave the of Capt Keith Kane points which
the three gained by Yale through the field goal
Capt MAC" Aldrirh kicked in the first quarter
The Harvard triumph unexpected generally coming
Of uncertainty for the Crimson eleven
and Of previously unboken Of Yale II caused
Unprecedented triple tie in the standing Of the big three
Princeton the winner Harvard Yale, tanners of the
Tiger and Harvard the victor over Yale
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DR.. H0USER TOPS
GUN CLUB STARS
Scores a 95, While Three
Others Battle to Tie
With 81 Each

Doctor Houser was the big gun
at the traps OF the Tulsa Gun club
yesterday afternoon. having every
thing his own way with mark of
95,. while three other shooters bat
tied desperately for the second place
honor. After the smoke had cleared
away the tally sheet showed a tri-
angular tie between Guss Payne Ray
Branstetter and Joe Mcgee, with a
mark OF 81 The double target
event which is becoming n popular
number amount the shooters of the
club found nine shooters on the
line f. X. Petro was the master
~ this event with 48 OF the so to
his credit Petro fell down on his
20, 80, 30, and 42nd bird.
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EVANSTON, Ill, Nov l9.--The
University OF Iowa football eleven
today plowod its'way through mud
covered and rain-soaked field TO the
western conference championship
ana to tho championship OF tho
widdle west by defeating North
western university II to 0, while
Illinois was eliminating Ohio State
In a game which was the biggest up
set OF the season.
Despite towas victory, the North
western eleven brought honors to
It's school by the determined stand
Il made against an eleven which had
hoen predicted would triumph by n
score OF from 80 TO 40 points to o..
The champion Towans were held
scorelcss In the thirG and fourth
periods and showed over a touch
down in each OF the first two quar-
ter9