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The Washington times., 1921-01-02
.CARD|NALL0W;;
DOCTORS MEET
PreIate's Physicians Will Hold
Consultation Today at
His Bedside.

BALTIMORE, Jan. cardinal
Gibbons is gradually growing weak
er. This was the statement made to-
day by DR.. Louis Wetzel. one Of the
physicians in attendance upon the
cardinal. who is ill at the home of
Robert r. Shriver at Union Mills,
Md. DR.. Wetzel added. however,
that the cardinal passed fairly COM
Portable night.
The Cardinal was greatly cheered
by message of sympathy from
President Wilson.
Another consultation concerning
the Cardinals conditions is sched-
uled for today between DR.. Lewellys
F. Barker, DR.. Charles O'Donovan,
and DR.. Wetzel this morning.
DUE TO HEART WEAKNESS.
The cardinals illness has been due.
&C according to his physicians, to a
nervous weakness of the heart. in.
duced by fatigue from over eXertion.
His mind is as clear and vigorous as
at any time during his long life, and
he cannot realize, according to his
physicians, that his physical condition
preclpdes mental effort or excitement.
Those at the bedside of the aged
prelate say that the cardinals belief
in his own strength has caused him TO
fret because he is not back at work
in his study.
The first sign of a break DOWN came
when Cardinal Gibbons nearly col.
lapsed while preaching at Havrs de
Grace. Friday was the second time
he had received the last rites of the
church, the first having been about
two weeks ago, when his condition
first became grave.
MISSES RECEPTION.
For the first time in more than a
generation Cardinal Gibbons will not
hold the annual New Year reception
at his Baltimore residence today.
Ever since he was invested with the
princely insignia in 1857 it has been
his custom to hold reception on the
first Sunday in the new year. Last
year he personally greeted more than
] 900 persons, after pontifcating at a
solemn high mass in the cathedral.
Hope was expressed today that
Cardinal Gibbons condition might be
such that he could be removed from
the Shriver home in Union Mills TO
his Baltimore residence. DR.. Charles
O'Donovan said he believed that the
mind of the cardinal would be eascd
by a return to the plain room in his
residence where he has lived and
worked for many years.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02
WIFE'S ''HUNCH" Sal DIED
BE SLAIN, so COP QUITS

CHICAGO, Jan. "a woman's in
tuition caused the loss to the Chicago
police department OF its most success
ful go-get-em criminal hunter.
Theodore Breternit2. Who in his
thirty-one years OF service in the 20
lice department, has made n record
in police annals for capturing gunmen
and bandits, was called to the phon
today and his wife told him she had
a hunch he would be killed soon by a
bandit IL he stayed on the force"
The veteran policeman lost no time
in handing in his resignation to Chief
Fitzmorris.
81 never go against the wife's
lunches" he said.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02
MAD POET" TO LIVE
IN U. S.; ASHAMED
TO BE ITALIAN

PARIS, Jan. 2.-Gabriele d. An
nunzio has decided to become an
American citizen and will go to
California to live, according to an
intimate friend Of the poet war
rior here, who quoted him as hav-
ing said, after his Fiume fiasco:
81 am ashamed to remain an
Italian"
The report that d'Annunzio had
been denied permission by the
French government to pass
through France, remained uncon-
firmed today, but intimates here
Of the former Fiumian dictator are
preparing a ceremonial welcome,
should the passport be granted.
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. Police declared they had established
that the three-Heints. his wife and
the young girl--had formed suicide
pact and that all three agreed to Kill
themselves, but that when Heintz
and the young girl found the wife
dead. they decided not to carry out
their end OF the pact.
The three had been discussing their
triangular romance. II was alleged.
and had decided that suicide was the
only way out. when Miss Voix called
at the house with a note for Heintz,
the wife went to the door, according
to the story. She talked of the sui
eide pact and agreed to be the first
one to carry out the plan, the police
said.
Procuring an old pistol from a
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YIELDS GAVEL
FOR S|NN FE|N
Presence Of Republic President
Claimed by vigiIant So
ciety of Erin.
BRITISH DISPUTE ARRIVAL
Feeling in England Is That His
Direction May Aid ParIeys
for Peace.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Eamon De
Valera, president of the Irish Re
public, has presided over a meeting
of Dali Eireann, the Irish parlia-
ment, since his arrival in Ireland, it
was announced today by the Irish
Vigilance Society.
This was the first confirmation of
reports from New York that De
Valera had reached Ireland. Pre-
vious to this announcement all
Irish members of the Sim Fein said
they were aware that De Valera had
arrived.
REPORTS ARE DENIED.
The government has pcrsistently
discredited reports that de Valera
had landed in ireland despite their
many precautions to prevent him
doing so.
Announcement of De Valera's ar
rival came as a surprise to British
officials. despite the statement OF
Harry Be}and.- Tn VaIera's secretary
in New York. that the Sim Fein head
had actually reached Irish shores.
The Irish office declared every pos
sible step had been taken to prevent
De Valera reaching Ireland.
CHANGE OF HEART.
There was considerable speculation
in official quarters as to whether De
Valera had returned for the purpose
oil mobilizing the Sim Fein army for
a concerted attack on British troops
in Vra NO aral
that the forthcoming week would
witness interesting events with re-
gard to the Irish question.
Prime Minister Lloyd George was
not available today for comment, bat
it was thought he had undergone con-
siderable change of heart regarding
De Valera. Despite orders for the
Sim Fein heads arrest on sight. Of
ficials declared no action was prob
able against De Valera.
The Sim Fein has been without
leader since the arrest several
weeks ago of Arthur Griffiths. its
acting head in the absence OF De
Valera.
EXPECT HIS ARREST.
Sir Nevil MacReady. commander Of
the British forces in Ireland, has re-
Gently been conducting a systematic
campaign to round up all Sim Fein
leaders. and it was believed De Valera
would not be able to evade the British
military for any extended period. In
Sim Fein circles it was declared that
II the Government persisted in its
intention to arrest De Valera re-
newal of the reign OF terror in Ireland
with its shootings and reprisals was
inevitable.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Eamon de Va
lera has been in Ireland for moro
than a week, according to informa-
tion secured today from Sim Fein
sources.
The Rev. Father O'F;anagan. act
ing president of the Sim Fein, in
the absence of Arthur Griffith, who
is in Mount Joy Jail, came to Dub
lin, but whether he has been In
communication with de Valera is not
known. He refused to give any in
formation when approached on the
subject.
EXPECT PEACE PROPOSAL,
There seems to be ground for the
belief that the Sim Fein is formu-
lating final peace proposals for pre-
sentation to the British govern
ment.
Scotland Yard detectives are
shadowing Father O'Flanagan, evt-
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Dope Kinq Arrested.

NEW YORK, Jan. enlarged with
stealing narcotic drugs from an auto
mobile, Spencer Manning, said to be
the king OF dope dealers" was ar
raigned yesterday in Brooklyn
court. Detectives said thirty-onc
packages OF heroin were found in hts
possession.
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TAKES One DRINK, PULLS
FIRE ALARM; PINCHED

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Prohibition
booze today landed Joseph Marone.
of Wooster, Ohio, behind the doors OF
New York donjon keep.
Marone took one drink of Washing
ton street liquor" dashed out of the
door looking for water, and finally,
in desperation, turned in fire alarm
from patrol box. patrolman
placed him under arrest.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02
6-YEAR-0LD GIRL TRIES
TO FLY IN TOY
BALLOON.

VENICE, Cal, Jan. 2.-Evelyn
Thumb, six, dreamed Of making
an ascension with a toy balloon
Santa Claus brought her. When
she awakened she tried it, taking
Off from her mothers third story
fiat. She landed in bed of
hydrangeas, and today is nursing
skinned knee, a cut lip and
knowledge of gravity.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02
TWO ASPHYXIATED WHEN
CAT DETACHES GAS TUBE

NEW YORK, Jan. "A playful
kitten was believed tonight TO hold
the answer to the asphyXiation OF
Conrad Weber, forty-one. and his
wife, Esther, in their Brooklyn home.
The kitten was found dead beneath
the gas stove. it's paws alongside II
tube connecting the stove with jet.
Tho tube had been detached, pre-
sumably by the kitten while the
couple were sleeping.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02
Soldier Son 5 Months
In Casket at Home,
Fathers Death SholUs

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Jan. 1.-The death here yester-
day of Benjamin j. Lnhcum former vice president of the
National Bank of Cambridge, and for years prominent
merchant revealed that the body OF his youngest who
died in France during the has reposed in the front
room of the lIinhicum home for FIVE months.
The Washington times., 1921-01-02

Wife Dead in Suicide
Pact, Hubby and Rival
Renig; Both in Jail

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 2-"What could dol They
both loved me dearly"
Albert A. Heinz insisted today he had other way
out of it" than to let his young wife kill herself He de-
cared he loved by both his wife and Chrstana Vox
twenty yearold girl He left to them to settle he said
and the result that his young wife shot herself through
fha baa1
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WEATHER

Fair tonight sad Mon
dayI colder teaixht. Fresh
south aad southwest
winds. Temperature ~
\ o'clock. 03 degreesI
now 90 degrees.
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81 don't know how those things
happen" Miss Gish continued. dnd
one OF her whimsical little smiles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
BIG To- BUSY TODAY

CHICAGO, Sept 30--The west q
ern conference football season will
open tomorrow with Chicago and
Northwestern playing the one lntra-
conference game OF the day and
seven other elevens facing non-COn-
ference teams In preliminary games,
Illinois, runner-up in last years
race, is the only team not going into
action.
The Chicago and Northwestern
game at Stagg field here will be the
first hurdle for Coach Stages un-
tried maroon eleven and will give
the Chicago university athletic di-
rector an idea OF what strength he
Will be able 10 develop for the inter
sectional contest with Princeton
later in the season.
Northwestern Is considered weak
because of its to Odefeat last Sat
urday by Beluit college, a minor in
stitution In the athletic realm.
Michigan and Wisconsin, look cd
on in preseason predictions as two
pf the strongest conference teams,
meet Union and Lawrence college,
respectively, while Ohio state. last
seasons champion, plays Ohio Wes-
leyan at Columbus. Minnesota will
try out it's reconstructed eleven
against North Dakota while the
other contests will find Iowa against
Knox, Purdue facing Wabash and
Indiana meeting Kalamazoo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
AF FTERN00N RACES
TWO FINAL. DAYS
Programs Today and Sun
day to Close Present
Dog Race Meeting

Seven race programs thia after
noon and sunday afternoon VIII
close iho present greyhound race
meeting ut MID Continent park.
which has been by long odds tho
most rurrosHful since the sport was
intuEWItod here Post lmo for to-
day ana sunday VIII ho ! o'clock
Tho feature race on last ulghra
program, the iv, .aIEtcouths mIIH
"yrnt wont to Ernest Wlld 1871
which displayed splendid form o.
beat Rush Houbon the fayprito
Ern"st Wil1,3Ill negotiated tho die.
iauc" in 32 j-5, tho best time of the
night meeting
RlpplinE Rhvmos sprung ,uusId
cradle uf a surprise by wiun.ug thr
Troublesome Fortune ana Sunburn
OUT ~ the. money
lest nights results
vltg,'',, &c, 9gg.,f''gg g..r n". rg3r'" '.a
ieu1ia Vurua nri rn"a ail.t. Mao
"f War RUN tlr' an1 Wud H'ar aIsu
second race. three ,stern,bs muc
Queen. second. nagk n,ss th.t rns
20 UDval Irish Lady Ink Spot and
windy Cannon also ran.
ThIfd race. quarter wilr. purge ipb.
iibudsom" Ray. FIRST. Nmtlug Motor s,,.
Dnd speedy Cannon. thitd TuHr ~ 10.
Tulsa on hunas Luy and Miss Nalo
alHu ran.
Fourth race. quarter milo. purse $40
lyius stone, first. sttug nun. second
puffyE Malt. mira. Time 2Gg.G 'Hnul.
bal KING Lady Lee and Afasre also ran
Tlfih race. purse $40. quarter mile.
Ripping Rhyme. first Miss ftrr EHt'r,
second Red Parton. third. Time. "a 90.
Huuhurn. BETTY J. ana Troublesome For
tune also ran.
sta,h race I'VE siytoonths mil, purse
80 ErncHt Wut mn first. Nush Ruu-
bon. second Creole Suci third Time
80 o Friurdly FuK Rachel Wild bill
and lcnkors Lady also ran.
Seventh race, three. NtrcHths mile
purse $50 uiRrk Jack ursf, Nhuda
ruukN. second. rsHohy Budnu. third.
fblrd. Time. 90. Tho Rosary. Wild Irish
man aud ltluo Rock. Wud nlu also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
KanSanS Rely On
Aerial Attack To
COnqUer TuLsans

II IN the general opinion that
Tulsa high selected no easy mark
when II was decided TO put Wichita
high on the schedule FOR this aft
crnoon
Like the great majority ot Kan
saa continEcnts the wichita grid
atcra are wen vcrscd In the aerial
game. Although somewhat light.
they undoubtedly prove strong CON
tondcrH The local warriors how
ever. proved well able In their first
game OF tho season with Dewey last
saturday 10 do quite bit OF said
paesinE themselves. This Will be
their fret real test OF the season.
however.
Each succeeding week the Grim
son and cream lads have shown a
vnH improvement. Mumfort and
Lcdford are at hAlfback positions.
and ShCChun is playing fullbark. and
LaWton ~ q 1E the position uf
quarter tu advantage.
walker, who proved himself In
the Dewey game to be a star tackle
and who fell heir TO hard luck IN
the form OF dlslocatcd shoulder
will br on the sidrlinrs waiting cal
saturday. Coach Brcnnaman an,
nounccd. he viii not be sent In
however, unless Il ~ absulutcl,
necessary as the shoulder has no
yot strongly knitted tngcther
II IL hoped TO make the Wichiti
ContCat an annual affair and Ia thi
end Tulsa high has already signed ,
contract to play there next season
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Big Eastern Games

NEW YORK, sept. 3O.--The lead
ing eastern contests uf the day with
the scores for 1920. whore the same
colleges met fullux
Holy Cross az Harvard, O-3.
Lafayette at Pittsburgh, ola.
Swarthmoro at Princeton. 6-l7.
ohio University at Syracuse, did
not meet.
Vermont at Yale. did not meet
North Carolina STATE at Navy l4-7.
New Hampshire at Army did not
meet
Springfield at Army. 7-26
Amherst at Columbia, 7-20.
ST. Dunayenture at Cornell los.
Middlebury at Dartmouth, did not
meet.
Lebanon Valley at Georgetown,
did not meet
Colby at Brown. did not meet
Franklin and Marshall at Penn
sylvania, ala not meet,
Maryland at Rutgers, 0-6.
Gettysburg at Penn state, OILS.
Williams al Hamilton. S2-7
IlHtos at TUFTS, did not meet.
Boston University at Boston Cot
lCgC, O-3i,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Dog Race Entries

ofncsl entries, for5 utth day. satur-
day. October I.
white Hawk tND. omar Naomi. Fur
urssB. TUly Dame
Second race. purse i25. 3.lG mile So
rurlfy tNI, Ni-s Rob thhk bradley.
While Wid mn Mlss Nlnd,cator The
Hopmor
Third race, purse 80. a.i6 mue-Thr
Tiger Red Rod Rose, Handsome Buck
tMl. Baby Milne, Ready Prvriess tNl,
Holding Hands.
Fourth race. purse so. Is Luile--Iouc-
acme Fort worth Flying CARA. Dillon
Wud uul wild Dillon. Rosy star, Eirh
CBntrip.
fih race. purse $40, y mile-Gmp
Ginger Hcer, illgh Ball tMb. So Ions
pick. peady Applause, Nursemaid, Jcs-
Horuc tMl.
StNth race purse l25. 3-ls mile--Onk
land itub. Some Fortune. Johnnie Carroll
tMl smokey parucll, Captain Bob, Ions
Guulir
Seventh race. purse Glb. ais mile
collars, Uig Tom Mig Parton, Rcd Bpak
cr. GLADYS Flirt tMl. Miss Hlhritt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Indians Defeat
White SOx, 3-2

CHICAGO, sept. 30 ihe Glove
land Indians, fighting desperately
today To retain their place In the
American league pennRnt race, re-
fused to bow TO the pitching prnwess
Of Urban FahCr, pitching ace of the
white SoN. and battcd out "A 3 To
victory. The game was thrilling
pitching duel between Stanley Cove
lcskie, the star of the Cleveland
staff and Faber, who was attempt
ins to win HIS 2Gth victory OF the
season
Coycloskic was unsteady AZ the
start aud Chicago got away To- a
one-run lead In the first inniHs
After two were out, Collins ringlrc
TO center and Hooper followed with
"a single To right and Collins scored
when Shcply singled go center.
Covclcsltio settled down and was
given sensational support In the next
two innings, but In tho fourth he
lost control and Hooper was passed.
Shccly worked him Tor "A count OF
and ., and then hit TO left for two
bases. scoring Hooper. \ quick
double play by Gardner and Sewcl
and Mulligan's Nv to Gardner ended
the inning.
Fabcr pitchor iuvinciblo hall until
the firth when the indians got the
range. Gardner opened WIN Q
single and Scwel followed with an,
other safe hit BURNS tanned an,
Faher walked O'Nolll, nlling th'
bases. Covclcskie's long fly to- Hoop
or scored Gardner after the catch
Jamleson's single to right scored
Sewell and when Nnmhsgansi
singled to center O'Neill counted
Faber held cleveland 10 sovei
hits four OF which were made by
Jameson. who had perteo
average.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Ydnks and Athletics
Must Play Postponed
Game at ". y. TODAY

CHICAGO sept. 80 Tho
Yankees and the Athletics must
play the game which was post
ponod at Philadelphia TODAY. in
Ncw York during the regularly
scheduled scrics between New
York ana Philadelphia. Will Har-
ridge, secretary to Ban johnson,
president of the American league.
said this afternoon, Harridge
explained that the league rules
provided that whore two teams
have postponed game In one city
that game must hc played I'm the
other city II possible during tho
closing series there. In other
words II there had no further
games scheduled between Phil
udciphia ana New York II would
not have been necessary TO play
the postponed game hut siucc
Philadelphia is scheduled TO play
I'm New York, tuday's postponed
game must hc played during that
scrlcS. Hut Tor being compelled
to play this game the NankR
would have the pcnnuut ciuChcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Two. Nile Handicap Rae
Football Results

At Sapulpa 81. Wagner high ..
At pes Moines-Des Moines university
a. PsIsons 0.
A. Galesburg, Hl.--Lombard l03, Pal
mer Q.
At Shawnee IL. Holdcnvtllc 7.
At Liberty BAKER university ~, VII
liam Jewel o.
At oklahoma City-Oklahoma high
school 81 Guthrie
Al Muskogee--M Uskogee Central high
IS, Southeastern State normal fresh
men 0.
At Dcwey-Dewey high o, Ramona o.
(tiel,
At Cordcu 90. clinton g.
At Fairfax high ia Bighsart 0.
At Shamrock 10. CuAhing u.
At Anadarko ~. Martin
At Nowata n, Tahleqush o.
At blackwell 49, Newkirk e.
At Elmwood-Central normal 81, Ton
kawa ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01

Old King Football viii stomp into the center of the stage
in Tulsa today.
Both the University Of Tulsa and the Tulsa High cevcns
will swing into action Coach SChmdts r. u. Tigers will
engage in their first battle of the year taking the East
Central normal squad from Ada at McNulty park at o'clock
while Coach Brennemans high school warriors will combat
the Wichita Kansas H. s. outfit in of the few interstate
their schedule the latter game being scheduled
for Lee Stadium at 2:i5
O m pc
of 90 o p -
than
ptovidcr u md
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
BOYS ON EDGE
FOR BIKE RACES
From Sand Springs to
Tulsa Contest at 1;30
to Be Feature

a half hundred boys are on their
toes this morning, ready 70 give
their utmost In speed and stamina
In tho bicycle races to be run this
afternoon.
The feature race Of the program,
the distance handicap event, viii
see the youngsters racing from
Sand Springs to the courthouse
I'm Tulsa. Norma B. snyder Of
Mcgees Sporting Goods, who
planned the races, has arranged
handicaps as shown In the SUBJ
iointed forms The first boys Will
start from Sand Springs at 1890.
city officials Of Tulsa and sand
Springs will preside.
Spectators will be able to Identify
the boys through numbers on their
backs which will correspond with
numbers opposit their names IN
the following lists.
BIrL ~ At, ATE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
nnnnl4 Wesleyan Wins Easily.

liIobM NtilbN, III, sept, Jp.-
Illinois Wesleyan opened It's first
sonsou since the reorganization OF
Its athletic dcpartmCnthy an over
whclming victory over Eastern III
inuis Normal from Charleston, the
score being ~ to 3, wesleyan
made two touuChdnwps In the
first five minutes Of play and three
touchdowus iu the last six min
utrs Hluaslcr and Xinser were
the main ground gamers for
Wcelcyan. Charleston made its
only points by goal Kick from
the 1h-ynrd line hy Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
American Association.
Lands to Watch 'em

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.--Judge
*. NJ LaBr,ls will see everyone
of the worlds series games, he
announced tonight before leaving
for a vacation in Michigan.
IT'S part Of my job as base
ball commissioner to see the
series. guess said Judge
Iandis, hut It don't bother any
how, vasation or no vacation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
school Athletes Organize.

Sptrlal 10 ihe world,
BARTLESNlLBE, Sept. SO.-Tha
boys OF the senior high school me-;
Thursday and organized an athletic
association which will have full
charge OF all athletic events during
the school year. The following Of
tirCrs were elected: Jake Julian,
president. Leo Kinnear. vice pres
idcnt, Walter BLACKBURN, secretary
ana treasurer Pete Welty. reporter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
ilasy Nlonry for nnmhIno.

HARRISON, H., sept 3O.--Babr
Ruth today was offered $1,000 and
expenses 10 play one game with the
Harrisburg Miners Ccmi- -prufcs-
sional team, within a week after the
world series.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Witty To Act As
Tulsa y. Captain
With Brian Out

with Captain Harry Brian still
among those absent, Coach Schmidts
Tulsa T.. eleven viii present only a
moderately strong llpc-up against
Aha normal In the first collegiate
clash Of the year here. Eldu witty.
last years captain, will act as cap
tain today
Coach schmidt announced that
the practice of numbering players
will bc continued this year by T. 4.
Spectators will NnOw the orange
and Hack players hy the numbers
following their names iu the lineup
carried by The World
The Ada teachers who last year
held Kendall TO ten points are eN-
pected 10 put up stiff game Coach
Thompson who is directing the
team TINS year In graduate OF
Phillips where he won tour letters
and is an all.round athlete,
The linc-ups that will start, with
HfH /. g..ff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01

FAIRFAX, Sept, 80. -- Fairfax
high school edged out" the Big
heart football team today, 14i to 0.
Second string men were used by the
visitors for the most of the game.
Bigheart had one player who had
played in a foOth thall game before.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01

Smiling Jack" Lclivclt has bee,
mentioned frequently ls d possible
manager OF the Tulsa Oilers uexi
scason--always providing, OF course
that Spencer Abbott cauru. bs
brought back. only day ur sY AKA
an official Of the Tulsa Baseball
club was asked whether L.,yelt
would be considered for the berth
Impossible, because LoIsot Ia
the property Of the omaha club"
wns the answer. and tho impression
was left that Jack certainly Woul
bc considered were 90 not for ha
fact Now that Lcllvolt ls l free
agent he will be In position to
dicker with clubs wanting his spry.
ices, the Tulsa club concluded
should Leliveit bc engaged 10
pilot the oilers he would bring his
great strength as - player iu add.
tion to his ability a. mauaEsr