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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
FAVORITES COP
ON CLOSING DAY
Killarney Lad Wins After
Accident Mars First
Start of Race

In striking contrast To- most got
away days at the races. favoritcs
yesterday hogWcd the honors at the
closing program Of the greyhound
race meeting
ollie Ostendorf's star sprirter XIII
larncy Lad. won tho threo-clghts
mile match race from Widest Dill
Ion and Cannihal King, but he might
have lost had 10 not been for an
accident. when the dogs started
widest Dillon Jumped into good
lead with Cdnnibal King second.
Then ag they drew up In front OF tho
grsndstaud an accident to the ma
Chinory caused the rabbit To- stop
and Cauuibal King for the second
time In u week captured the bunny.
a new hare was placed ON the track
and after twenty minutes the dugs
started again. Killarney Lad this
time taking the lead at once and
holding u throughout Cannibdl
King didn't run 30 well.
Skookum ran another splendid
race and Coppcd the fiftR event on
the program. heating Ernest wild
Bill, Flying stone and "a fast field.
llo negotiated the quarter In 20 l-5,
the fastest time at the present meet
ing for the distance
Tho eighth dog starting box was
given ita first trV-Out, and " was
nice threc.cighths mile race which
Hazel W. Copped.
The meeting closing yesterday
was 46 days IN duration and easily
the most successful held here since
the new sport was inaugurated. A
banner crowd was out for the fare
well program. Tho next meeting
IL 10 be held IN st. Louis, opening
next Saturday
Sunday afternoons results:
First Race, 3-lB mile, purse S25--.
Cheerful Moments. first; Tulsa Girl
second. Wales Fortune, third. Time,
90. Whoda Thunkit step Ahead
and Meddlesome Mary also ran.
Second Race, 3-i6 miles, purse
k25-NiEht Cap, first, Friendly Fox.
second: speedy Cannon, third. Time,
10 As. wild Star. Dutch Bergman
and Sister Flirt also ran.
Third Race, 3-s mile, purse $40
Hazel W, first; Rcd Parton. sec
ond Betty j.. third. Time. 40.
Handsome Ray, Midget Flirt, Hell
eos Fortune. Jennie wrinkle and
Man OF War also ran.
Fourth Race, 3-S mile, endurance
stake. purse S6O--Killarney Lad,
first; Widest Dillon, second. Cam
nibal King, third. Time, 30 4-5.
Only three starters.
Fifth Race. quarter mile, purse
$50 -Skookum, first; Ernest wild
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Missouri Valley Grid
Teams Play to Form,
in Preliminary Games

KANSAS CITY. oct Al
though none of the Missouri Val
ley conference football eleveus
wac In action against the other
yesterday, ohservCrs got their first
slant on the poteutinlities OF some
~ this seasons teams through
preliminary games some or the
games ran truo 10 form. with
conference members on the long
sides uG the scores.
The Kansas Aggies had tho
suftcst hattie of the conference
teams playing, being held to
count OF to 2 by the college OF
Emporia Missouri and Kansas
universities swampcd their re-
SpcCtivc opponents, Missouri de-
feating the oklahoma Aggies by "A
score of SO To and the kansas
defeating Washington Is To Z. Ina
Iowa, while Griunell was defeating
simpson college 80 TO o, Amcs was
overcoming Coe college. The score
there was 2S 20 g. Nebraska ran
up the highest score Of the day-
5d--agaigst nothing for Nebraska
Wesleyan. Washington university
shut out tho Rolla school " Mines,
10 TO 0. Oklahoma university did
not play yesterday.
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MalOneS Speed Is DazzlinG
CrOWd Cheers His Workout
Fitzsimmons Opponent Here Tuesday Night Makes Hit
With Fans in Training, Showing Expected Swftness
With Cleverness and a Strong Punch.

Stock In tho Jock Malone
Fitzslmmons t2-round decision
bout at Convention hall Tuesday
night scared yesterday whom "A
packed house saw the two clever
middlew Cights work out at the
r. A. G. gym under the Terminal
hotel.
Malone and his fathcr-man-
agar. Mike Malone. got in Just
after noon Sunday from kansas
city and proceeded at once to the
r. A. G.. gym. whore Jock hastily
donnod his scrapplng toys TO fol-
low Fitz In a workout To say
the crowd waxod enthusiastic over
Malone would be putting II too
mildly Applause broke over the
whole house several times during
Malono's exhibition az the Mime
sofa boy would show extraordinary
spcod or cleverness. JOCK boxed
two rounds each with Bobby
Burns. George Courtney and Mike
Dundee, all bantams. and two
with Tommy league, lightweight.
and looked Just as fnst as the
smaller fellows. lie only tapped
them gently. but with Mike Dud-
ley or san Antonio. heavy w9i-
tor. he nncorkcd a few stift
punches TO tho body iust to show
he hacked a wallop. Dozens
heard 90 remark as they lott that
Malone put on the best workout
they had over seen here
As Jock warmed up IN the ring
before starting to box he kept up n
running fire of conversation with
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fans he'd recognize about the
aroma.
Taking on some weight lately.
oh, Jock?' he was asked
Yep. weight about 1ji now"
Jock replied
Got "a good battle In Boston
October r. Jock remarked to
another. Matched with tho
negro, Panama Joe Cans, Is
rounds. decision. Cans tough.
But m beat him-outbox him"
Malone Is to get $500 as his
end OF tho purse for the Boston
fight with Cans, who holds tho
negro middleweight champion
ship.
Malone appeared In absolutely
perfect trim though he said ne
was u little stiff after the rail-
road ride lie wanted good
workou, and he got II.
Young t'itz also showed to good
advantage I'm his conditioning
work yesterday lie boxed with
Sailor Glenn Clicknor. the light
heavywoisht, and Britt Simms
negro middleweight, and more
than held his own with them.
other boys WHOM appear on Tues
day nights card also worked out.
Malone and Fitz will work again
this afternoon, commencing at 2
O'Clock. So will other boxers In
Tuesday nights show, along with
numerous boys who are not
booked to fight, but 8re training
at the r. a. G. gym.
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WITCHES DIVIDE
WITH ALL STARS
Lukanovic Almost Wins
PITT hers Battle From
Jimmy Gross

Special to Tho world.
WICHITA, Kan, oct. Wichita
and the All-Wcsterns divided a
doubleheadcr here today The all
stars won the first contest. u to 5,
by hammerlng Mueser hard, while
Mitchell held well in the late
innings.
Tho second game developed into
one OF the pretticst pitchers battles
seen on the Athletic grounds this
year, Tom Lukanovic OF Tulsa was
pltted against jim Gross OF the
league champions. The honors were
even on hits. Lukanovic might have
won the decision with better sup
port, as hobbies led the way to both
OF the Wichita scores. The IZzies,
however, played fine ball back OF
double plays to turn back the All
stars when they rallied. The All
stars got their lone run In the ninth.
when hits by Thompson, Burke and
llaney produced run with two
on and two out Gross forced Harper
TO send an easy grounder to second
Home runs by Harper and Blake
ply featured tho first game. which
was slugging match after the
fourth with the All-Stars having the
best through their ability to bunch.
Haney, Burke, Robertson and Berger
made great fielding plays.
'Score-First game:
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OLD H0STELRY BURNS
National Hotel at Washington, for
Years Meeting Place of Okla
honaus, Destroyed by Fire


WASHINGTON. oct 1.-Two per-
SONS, man and H woman. lost their
lives when the historic old National
hotel once the homo of Daniel web
ster was destroyed hy fire early sun
day morning
For many years the hotel has been
the meeting place OF oklahoma In.
dian delegations. So far as could
be learned, however the only Okla
homau In the hotel when Inc fine
started was John NJ. Taylor of Clare
more.
Taylor waa one OF the first Ia "A.
rescued. lie lost most OF his effects
but saved tho picturesque "ten-s.l-
lon" hat, which has made him "a
familiar sight In Washington. ray,
ior recently came into fame through
his attempt To file In supreme Coart
a claim Tor nearly all the east nan.
handle and part of Oklahoma, which
ne says was ceeded to the Cherokee
bv President Nanburon.
The National hotel stood al Sixth
atreet and pennsylvania avenue and
was built In lS2is
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Bill second; sitting Bull. third.
Time. 26 i-5, Flying stone. Lady
Lee and Ginger Beer also ran.
Sixth Race. quarter mile. purse
s40--Sunburn, first: Troublesome
Fortune, second. Miss fire Eater.
third. Time, 27 is. Ripping
Rhyme, Tho Devil and Ambling
Motor also ran.
seventh Race. purse so, 5-l6
mile-Rush Reuben. first. Creole
Sue, second; Duffy's Malt, third.
Time. 33 2-5. Rachel WNd Blu,
Arasce and Black Jack also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
BUSINESS COURSE OFFERED
Local Busincs College VIII Give
Training In SalcAmanship

A new course I'm retail selling Il to
be offered at the Tulsa Business col
lege, It was announced Saturday by
h. A. Guise, secretary OF the Adver-
tlsing club and general manager or
the Tulsa business college.
The courses Of instruction which
will be in charge Of X. NJ. Bicklc.
president Of the Tulsa Advertising
agency and OF Mr.. Guise. will include
special lectures by well known Tulsa
business men. The new courses VIII
begin october II, according to man
agcr Guisc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
PIRATES CLING
TOSEC0ND RUNG
Take Last Of Season From
Cards; Brooklyn Downs
the Giants

ST LOUIS, oct 2.--Cooper hcavsd =
mud ball in the closing game NJ the sea-
son here today and defeated the Cardinals
I to o, on water soaked field, thereby
saving second place Tor the rlrates. The
Rtckcy men had a chance to uo their
1I ponents for the second hcrth providing
they won tudayH gAuo. steady rain
ION throughout the same.
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so1 Down Indian. m In.t.

CHICAGO, oct 2.--Tho American league
season was brought Ia "a close here today
with chicago scoring 10 I victory
ovor Cleveland. WilNinsrn'a wildnesH In
the second inning gave Cleveland three
run lead but the locals came back strong
IN their half Of the inning and touched
HenderHon for five hits. four ~ which
were doubles, and these coupled with an
error by stephenson gave chicago lead
which tho Indians were unable TO over.
Cume.
Ncurps
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Mclrnm Cnlls nn Rc.erye.

HRooKLYN oct, g. prooklyn won It's
closing game Of the season today from
New York to T. Grimes Of tho Su-
porbas registered his g2nd victory brook
iNn won la of the 90 games played THIS
EanFop with the Giants Hnd was the only
team 20 win the annual syrivs from the
1891 champions. After Ncw York tied
the score I'M the ufth inning, Mnnhgcr
MrGraw started using substitutes 20
Giants iu uu participating u the contest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
COTTON GIN IS DESTROYED
Fire Sweeps Away New plan, IT..
Took Place Of Former Gin ''''


SHAMROCK, oct t.,,..
morning at about t.8o the ca,,.
gin at Shamrock was discovered -
be on fire and the flames had ps.-.,
such headway there was mo- chance
to save Il or any OF the macrt,,-,
The entire plant was e total l...
covered by Insurance by marrfr
A gin was burned from th.. ..,,,
foudation last winter and the u,o,
Gin company OF Chaud'r, b.s
bought the site and built .nfs,5,t
small plant on the fouud,fI.g ."S
had only recently got it boz g.,d
running order and had ginrsd I.s'
than 100 bales when it hurn.f ,rbs
origin of the fire Is unknoVY si
though there was small nr. ..5Ti.
cd In the plant tho evening f,r.
and IL is thought that q smu'I.rIrg
spara was left that caused the
flame.
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st Loul. WIN. rrnnl Gnmr.

DETROIT oct. " st. Louis won third
place iu the American league today Nv
defeating Detroit in The final game ot
THO sHasup, l1 20 .. Tho yIaitora battui
IulehHtd, With men uu bases. white DAVIS
kcpt tho IiEtrH' - hits wrll srattrrod.
Jacobson led tho huttcrs with tive sn fr.
ties In sH many times at bat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
RUTH GETS 59TH
IN CLOSING GAME
Helps Yanks Cop Final Of
Year From Red Sox;
Browns Win

NEW YORK oct a.rho Now Yori,
Americans today defeated Boston 60
In tho final rume VI tuo league season.
two.run rauy u tho ninth gave the
Yankee the victorl. IccNuppus dou.
bio scofira Dstutm,f and Huisr uutn
brought his hom, ruu t.tnl I.f th, season
t1 90 iu the third Inning with Muller aud
ferMngpauFh uu baH,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03

summary SacrlfIcc--Hutlsr Two base
hits-Grpss. Griffin East stolen base
htck, hnrkr, smith. Thompson. Double
brrgcr and brck, BECK Merger and Ucck
struck out ny lukanrtic s. by Gross T.
uhse ou ball or LukAnovic I, Gross Z.
blAkeslN Gross. Errors Luvanoyic. Ber-
ger.
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WAEIIISGTss oct. g.. Washington
easily defeated Philadelphia In the uual
game ~ the season hrre today il Co. o.
Moore WAS ineffective. issuinE nine passes.
hittihE two butHWcu ami mutiuE four
vild pltchoH johnson Htfuck out 10. five
in succession iu the thitd aud fourth ia
ningu.
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cobson. Severeid. Barnes Three base hits
.-Neaoh, McManus Stulvn busps Sislor
lascs on balls on Davis g OF cole 4.
struck out--by Davis 3. Runs .-ruhin
Sisler t3l, jacobson t2l, Suye-oid tsl,
3erher 90. Wetze, MeMsnua, shorten,
Noach Heilmanu ErrorsH-Vearh tgi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03

Comparatively low masts are be-
ing used eNperimentaly In a new
I,,,d hetwcen them ana the Atlantic
coast of the United States.
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Schmandt Grimes. Double plays Rawl-
lngs and Kelly Kopf Rawlings ard Kelly.
Bases on balls-oft Nehf !. ott shea /, OF
Grimes .. struck nut--Ry Neht 1, by
shea 2, by Ryan I, by Grimes 3. Runs
Rurns Frlsch g, Young, wheat. Myers 2,
SchmHndt o. Grimes 2. Shreihrr.
Smith 2. CASTOR. shea, Olson, Johnston.
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r5tals 35 10 ~ z

stolen bases. Robertson. carey Double
plays- Marauville to Tlrrney tn Grimm 2,
bailey tc uornsby 20 fourncr North 90
LaVau 10 Fuurngr. baseh on balls or
bailey q ou Cooper 3, on North .. struck
Aut-Ey rrrtiCa I, By hnicN I, by coop
or by North !. puns-HtarcN Whittrb.
Robertson % Fourner McHenry Lavun'
Errur-e Barnhart.
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HhnliuufN lWn bHHn MIS- llHrriH. Hls
cinlch, Milan, Thrco-baHo hits--I. Walk.
or. Galloway Home ruuH.-O' Routke,
Dykes Stolen bascs-Rico O. Harris q
halis-Off Moore o. OF johnson g. gtruci
aut-Hy Moore 4 by J0huHun 10. by Keefo
RunHa-p Dykes Galloway, Galloway q
brnatll, J, walker. iudEr p, uarris .
Milan 9, Rice, Goslin, q Rourke. plciu.
,oh. Errors-DykcH. Galloway, iirazill.
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rnhs Win nnnhIn mn

p CINCINNATI ohio. oct s.--ChiesEo
wound up the season hero today by taking
two games from Cincinnati. 10 aud 7
20 o. The first game went 70 innings. tho
Cubs winning out by sharp rally. clark
a lefthsndcr from the Blue Ridge league
pitched the svccnu game tor tinCinustl.
Darkness stopped the play after five in
ntnga.
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The ScOrebOard
National League


National League
At ST. Louis s. Pittsburgh
~ Hrooklyn 2. New York
~ Cincinnati so. Chicago 10.
NO othef games scheduled
American League.
A. New York T. BOSTON q.
Al Detroit a ST. Louis H.
At Washington IT, Philadelphia 6.
At chicago z, Cleveland 4
American Association.
~ Toledo So, Minneapolis lis
A. Louisville 5-S. Milwaukee 2.9.
ht Indianapolis s.s Kansas city 3-2.
Al columbus 90, ST. Paul Is
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MlrhIlA

ell ?, Metz. Two base hits-Mcpowsli
Thorn psnn. Three base hit a-- Blakcly.
Home Tun-Harpcr, BlakcHly. Solen base
-HAney. Double plaNH=aH Berger Beck
and Butler, Spellman and Robertson,
Thompson, Haucy and IeliNelt. struck
uut-by Mitchell 9, Musser T. Base on
balls-Off Musser Z, Oft Mitchell I, hit
by pttChcr-ThUmpson, Runs-Burke.
HaucY q Harber Srhwelt Robertson
Spellmhn 9 Thompson Mcdowell Rut-
Ter, Blakcsly 2, Haley. Errors Robertson.
Thorn pson. Mcdowell East Beck, TIM
pire-Becker Time Of game, hour.
40 minutes,
Score Second gamns
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fhIlaaMnhIa

Score by Innings
Philadelphia ,........... 600 o0i g2O aal
Wsahington -. ........ ao5 0O3 20s-iI
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Score by innings. ttrHt game X. ~. ~.
Chicago ..... 900 400 10 Ou2a-7 IA ?
Cincinnati .... 600 liO 80 0OO--5 II
batteries; Freeman, Jones and O'Far-
relli RSey. Marke and Iargroyc.
Score by innings, second gums r. ~. n.
Chicago .......... ..... 0Of OO.T Z o
Cincinnati .................. 600 600 o
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Trls 3S "a 81 10

SOOTU hN InnInEH
All Western ......
Wichita
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Totals 40 IA "a n

SNhmhlb' lwU-haHn hits- Rurps az
SON Myers Three-base hits " ~
eeANahdI stolen bases-HounE. Myoia
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Half Hose fully reinforced: black a.
and all plain colors; perfect quail : /AN II
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Women's Cotton. Hose,
Two Pair for
,Women's lightweight Gotten
Hose, in black and few white: VIZ
all seamless; irregular weaves..... { ZOC II
Boys Neckwear
Boys Four-in-Hand Neckwear.
open-end silk and reversible wash 9C
ape ne IA kna Ts:., ZOC II
40c Shoe Dressings
One 25c bottle of women'1
Cleanall; for satin shoes and slip
more's Baby Elite Black Polish. (Z1c
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39c White Wolfe
4o-ineh White Chiffon Wolfe \
extra me, tWO-ply quality. Y
waists and dresses. ............ (Z1T III
First Floor. SS II
39c White Dimity
32-inch White Check Dimity. In \
neat woven plain and broken 0H
First Floor. kJC
19c Unbleached Crash,
Two Yards for
Androscoggin Mills Bleached or \
Unbleached Crash. soft linen-fnish | Or
quality for roller or tea towels. ZOC II
12hc Crochet Cotton, Four for
Cordonpet Crochet Cotton. in !
white and colors: a good assort- I 0H
p %snt 10 of w pSp,%bers' mostly all num- Z5c
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First Floor.
Shetland Floss, Two Balls for
Shetland Floss choice of any \
shade in stock: ideal for summer 06
sw ,nh y, ETC.. ................... ZsyC II