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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

HIGH CAGERS TO MEET

Tulsa and Okmulgec high school
basketball teams of the Oklahoma
conference clash tonight on the
Tulsa court at Sis O'clock. Tulsa
last week defeated Okmulgee in a
fast and well played game. superior
team work of the local cagers aid
ing them materially In their victory.
Since that game Coach Barnard OF
Okmulgee has had time to perfect
the team play of his squad and n
hard battle is anticipated tonight
from the upstaters.
This Is the second conference
game of the season for both
duintets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
SHEEHAN NAMED
HI GRID LEADER
Star Tackle Leads 1872,
Crimson and Cream
Eleven

Nolan Sheehan. star tackle ~ ~.
Tulsa high school football team iv
1919 and 1920. was last night elect
ed caNain OF this seasons team n,
banquet at the kennedv
restaurant. Gordon Quilter, gu,rd
ran n great race for the 1921 le1der.
ship. receiving seven votes to eisb,
by Shcehan.
The following letter mon OF tbs
1920 team were I'm attendance at A.
banquet; u. B. Morgan. Nolan Shea.
han. Gordon Quilter. Averd CONWAY
owen Carson. Harvey Stone. Mits
Ledford. Mont Ledford. Walter Rol.
ing, Claude Brownfieid, So,h
Hughes, Morris Rupert, Lind,av
McCrary. Ed. Brockman, Rnrdr,,
Beyers. or these. Shechan. Quil,ey
Mont Iedford, Boiling, McCrary
Brockman and Beyers return for the
1921 campaign.
A. /. Brenneman, coach. was
toastmaster. Brief speeches we're
made by Merle c. Prunty. principal.
e, w. Rau. athletic director: Frank
Abbott, manager and tho letter men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
J. WUFFLI MAY
MANAGE OILERS
His Selection Would Be a
Popular Move by
Crawford
By LARRY DALEY

Tulsa baseball fans arc engaged In
speculation on the manager OF the
Tulsa Oilers and many names have
been mentioned by the bugs. No
word has been heard from owner
Jim Crawford regarding the Identity
of the 1921 leader, so any guess In
hs good as any. The boys at Pete's
BIZ, Arcade pool hall. Buttcrmilk
bar, e. n w. cigar store or any other
sport emporium have as much right
to speculate on baseball matters as
anyone elsc--ond with as much wis
dom regarding the Oiler leader.
Just for the the sake of the stove
league, however. we nominate
Johnny Wufti. Of Cleveland. Ohio,
for the job Of putting the oilers out
In front and keeping 'cm there this
scnsOn. Wuffll has many qualifi-
cations essential to successful
manager, though he has never tried
his hand AK n leader. Johnny is a
veteran In bascta all having seen sew
cfal years service IN the Pacific
Ioast and Western leagues. lie Is
m" of the smartest players In the
minor leagues; popular among fans
and players alike. and has a thor
ugh knowledge Of baseball. johnny
~ "A smart business man as well as
a ballplayor and has lucrative in
vestments in Cleveland.
While II may bc argued that II
usually isn't good policy to give a
leadership to man on the club or
which he played, that wouldn't hold
good with Wuffli. In the first place
Johnny Is too poular with his fel
.ow players--nonc Of the holdovei
tosscrs would resent his elevation {,
N Ia nI .nHnnIlx' nr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
LAND|S C0NFERS
WITH MAGNATES
Southern and Texas Cir
cults Arrange for
Series

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.---Federal
Judge kenesaw NJ. lands spent his
first day as dictator of organized
baseball In session today with the
new baseball advisory board, con-
sisting of John Heydlcr, president of
the National league. b. Il. johnson,
president OF the American league;
III. ii. Sexton, president OF the Ma
tional Association of Professional
Baseball clubs. and John II. Farrell,
secretary of the association.
Mr.. Heydler announced that the
board had begun the revision of
the drafting rules. but that II would
be three or four days before a re-
port was ready.
Discussion OF Trades.
Most of the 400 or more baseball
men who had been In attendance on
the sessions here which resulted In
new national agreements and the ap-
poitmcnt of Judge lands. had de-
parted from the city tonight. The
few that remained continued their
discussion of various trades. but no
announcement was made Of. any re-
suits of these conferepces.
John II. Martin, president OF the
Southern league, and j. Doak Rob-
erts. president OF the Texas league,
announced, however. that the y had
arranged a post season series for
the championship of the south be-
tween the winners of the pennant In
their respective leagues.
To Play Seven Games.
The series will consist OF seven
games. the championship to be
awarded to the team winning the
first four games.
The contest will be under the old
world series rules, each league ia
furnish two umpires and no player
20 be eligible who has not been with
his club 80 days prior to the close
OF the season.
The series will be played under a
Joint board OF control consisting Of
the presidents OF both leagues.
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Dempsey Could Haze Beaten
Any Old Timer Says Veteran

OF the old champions as I see it,"
he said. His cyclonic style. his
love of fight and the power OF
his punches at short range put him
In a class NY himself. I've seen
most OF the good ones. hut none
compare with him. ketchel. whom
I brought out in conjunction with
Bob Senate. was "A 0unchcr like
Dempsey hut he lacked Jacks pow
or and proportions.
III Dempsey and Carpenter meet
| think Jack will win. think Car
pentier Is as good a puncher ana
he may have chance with Demp-
sey. but he will have TO stay eight
or 10 rounds. III he can stay tina
long he will make Dempsey over
anxious, and win from him, through
the long route. This would give
Carpenter his chance. However,
my roll goes down on Dempsey.
II don't believe that Dempsey has
gone back. didn't see that Brcn-
nan fight. but believe Dempsey
simply had bad night, Dempsey's
showing against willard. Miske ana
others is enough for me.
Believes In Boxing Body.
Trembay believes the new box
ing commission will be'a success.
''The National Boxing Association
of the United States is the best
thing that ever happened for box
ing" he said. There is nothing
wrong with tho game itself. 1t Is
the one sport where "A fellow always
has his opponent In front of him,
and 1t is healthful and manly. The
trouble has been that unorganized
forces have controlled 1t in the past.
In unity there is strength. We have
unity now"
When at home Tremblay serves
as a deputy collector OF the internal
revenue service.
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Memorial for Gipp
to BE Erected on the
NOtre DdB,e Campus

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. Ia
The erection OF n memorial ON the
campus of Notrc Dame university
honoring George Gipp, halfback,
who died on the day of his selec-
tion for All-American honors, will
follow the action taken by the
students activity committee Of the
school yesterday.
The committee has under ad-
vlsement the form which the
monument win take, and no furA
ther announcement has been made.
other than that the tribute viii
represent the student body.
Students returning from the
Christmas holidays attest the fact
that Gipp had become IA national
figure during the days OF his III
ness and death. which followed so
closely ulon his sensational grid
iron career.
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FIGHT ON Ell RENO
LEGISLATOR FAILS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONP
ly elected republican member of the
commission. are known to he unfa-
vorable to Governor Robertson,
House Ready for Probes.
The house Is ready for inveslisa.
ton of any judicial or executive
state department.. because of tho
adoption OF a resolution. without
discussion, giving the investigation
committee all power to proc ocd. ur-
der direction OF the chairman X. ".
Matthews, republican. McAloster.
The resolution comforting powers
OF a court on the investigating com
mittee OF tho house. declared tha
information already available would
make necessary the issuance OF pro.
cesses to compel attendance of wit.
nesses. 1t authorized such pro-.
cesses, and provided that refusa
might be punished by imprison-
ment.
The vote on the resolution was
oral. the democratic side of the body
remaining silent throughout.
Eli l.. Admire of Ollton. who in
troduced the bill giving the corpora
tion commission full authority in
making appointment OF the oil and
gas conservation agent of the com
mission, emphatically denied the
bill was intended to permit the APP
pointment of any particular person
to head that division. but said "my
amendment was only to meet a gen
eral need.
Seventy-onc house bills have been
introduced. against 1876 bills by the
corresponding day of the session
two years ago. Politicians gave az
the reason that majority of the
mem bers were new. and unusued tc
tho house procedure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
By international Newa Service.

Iiy International News Service.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.---"Jack
Dempsey could have whipped the
best OF the. oldtime, heavywelghts.
He Is In a class by himself.
Georges Carpenter has a chance
with the champion II he In what
they claim. Hut Dempsey looks like
winner TO me If they ever meet"
Here Is the opinion OF Il veteran
n man who has seen most OF the
good ones.
Meet up with William A. Tremb-
lay. OF Miles City, Mont, delegate
to tho national boxing convention.
Known ~ "Straightaway."
'Straig AZ Tremblay Is
known In his own home town, Is
qualified to speak. He was at the
ringside when Corbett lost the
championship at New orleans. He
saw Corbett and Fitzsimmons at
Carson city. Jeffrles and johnson
at Reno. La Blanche and "Nonpa-
reil' Jack Dempsey, Lavigne and
Wolcott and many others. He is
brought out the late Stanley Ket-
chcl.
Born in Ogdensburg in 1858. but
clear eyed and active at G2. Tremb-
lay speaks with the wisdom of long
experience. llo went in for sport
while In his teens, lie was well
terweight boxer In the skin glove
| days Ho played ball against the
old Cincinnati Red Stocking Phila :
delphia Athletic--all-star tourists at
Ogdcnsburg, N Y, in 1875, when
A. q. Spaulding and Harry Wright
were with those famous old-timc
teams. But boxing was his hobby.
Let him tell you about Dempsey.
Jack In Glass by Himself.
"Dompsey could have beaten any
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

Although Richie Mitchell is not.
conceded scrappcr equal to Benny
Leonard. he is leading lightweight
championship contender. with the
exception Of Willie jackson and
Low Tender, Mitchell Ia generally
rated as the best challenged for
Lconards crown. Therefore. when
Leonard and Mitchell meet tonight
In "a l5~round bout at New York IL
VIII be "A real title affair.
Despite the odds In favor Of vic
tory by Leonard and possibly n
Knockout, Mitchell must be figured
as dangerous opponent. lie is
clever. experienced figfaer and
phCks n fOrmidahlc wallon in other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
IlGIIIttE .INES IEHNANN
DECISION ~ f5VIi ROUND.

n>,,,N ,. -, no,o tt.,.,,o,,
i"N''N' '''' w. "''''
~ New orleans, former b"n'h"-
weight champion ot the world. to-
,d,,h, in Amo,t hall dcc,sIycIy de.
en-. -, a.. u.,,
ioo'oo jimmy "li"'' '"'s ''' :" q"
ish Idol. The end came III the hcV-
cn,ccr,h round when tho rcferco in
terCcrcd and stonncd the bout To
s,vc the little Welshmnn from n
knockout.
Although In tho last round Wilde
thrco times had been knocked
through the ropca, he SIN was COM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
KENDALL, INDIANS PLAY
Tui-h Coiicgians and Chilocco Meet
Tonight md Tomorrow Night on
IiarwcIi Gym Court

Kendall college aud Chllocco In
dian basketball fives tonight open
the 1871 season here when they
clash ON the court at IIarwcll gym
nasium. a second game IL To bc
played tomorrow night on the same
court. Both games start at s:15
o'clock.
Tonight's came III the first ath
lctic contest ever staged In the hand
some new Uarwoil gymnasium, with
the exception OF class basketball
games and Coach Schmidt and Ken
dan players are especially dcsirous
Of winning for that reason. thus at .
taoh hing a good omen to the opening
of the new indoor playing field OF
the orange and black.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Scientists Restrained.

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. l3.--Miss
virginia Wilhemlna. second reader
OF the First Church OF Christ. Scien-
tist. here today obtained a restrain
irg order in the chancery court to
Prevent the church from enforcing
IA recent resolution. passed by ma
jority vote. This resolution was to
the effect that members who are
holding official or representative po-
sitions refrain temporarily from
reading or circulating periodicals is
sued by the Christian Science Pub
fishing society of Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Leonard Heavy Favorite
Over Challenger
From West
FREEMAN, WHITE MIX
Chicago Lightweights Battle
10 Rounds at Kenosha--
Herman Stops Wilde

NEW YORK. Ian. 10 Benny
Leonard and Richie Mitchell wound
up training here today for their
i5-round championship bout at
Madison square Garden tomorrow
night. Roth boxers weighed after
finishing training stunts Wednesday.
Leonard tipped the beam at i35
pounds and Mitchell at l35s. The
boxers viii weigh In officially at ?
o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
W1LLARD-DEMPSEY ROUT
MAY pE OFF. SAYS kEARNS,

LOSNANHELES, Jan. 13, : JACK
Kcarns, manager for Jack Dempsey.
said today the match between
Dempsey and Jess willard In New
York might be called Gf because of
tho recent ruling by the New York
boxing commission fixing stb as .he
highest admission fee tn be charged
at championship matches.
lie said this meant that not more
than Si50,0O0 could he obtained N
the bout was held AT Madison square
Garden. the largest plV cc avai,sble
In New York at that time of year.
"That sum is not enough tn han
die the match" he said.
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Boston and philadelphia
Split Court Net HOnOrS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-Bos-
ton and philadelphia divided honors
here today In the opening matches
of the first professional court tennis
tournament ever played in the
United States. II. Dufton of the Bos-
ton Tennis and Racquet club de-
feated Joseph Moss Of the Philadel-
phia Racquet cub. 6-5, So. 6-5. 3-6.
6-l and Jock Soutar of the Phila'
delphia Racquet club won from Otto
G. Locker of the Boston Athletic as
ISOLATION Ga. As. GA, 6-2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
M'PHERREN CLAIMS SEAT
is NOT ENDANGERED.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 10
my status as brigadier general in
The national guard does not come
within the restrictions prescribed
by the constitution" said Charles +.
McPhcrren, Durant, whose member
ship was challegend by w. Il. wal
lace. Pauls Valley. II don't get
anything from the state" he con-
tinued, or from the government eN-
cept when the guard is called into
active service"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

SINAWNEE, Okla, Jan. Is
Coach Grove and 10 Bison bas-
ketecrs left here tonight for still
water whore they will meet the Ag-
giles In two games Friday and Sat
urday. Those making the trip are
Craig. Beck and Hooper, forwards,
Aldrige tc) and Clarkson, Ponder,
Wagner. Randall and Hamilton
guards.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Memphis and Mobile In Trade.

MEMPHIS, Tenn,, Jan. 13,--TOm
McMill'n. shortstop with the Mobile
southern association club for the
last three years. has been traded 90
the Memphis club for Harry Collen-
berger. Memphis shortstop, and a
cash consideration, Tom watkins,
president of the Memphis club, an
nounccd tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Myers, Kilonis Agree
on Weight for Match

CHICAGO. Jan. 13. - Johnny
Meyers and John Killonis have
agreed on the weight question for
heir middleweight wrestling match
January 81 at Second Regiment
armory. Through Matchmaker
Krone. Meyers agreed to the Greeks
doing 100 pounds. on condition that
he put up a $500 weight forfeit and
surrender IS per cent of the purse.
win lose or draw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Pierce Oil and Legion
Quintets Win at S. S

Special TO The World.
SAND SPRINGS. Jan. 13.---The
Pierce Oil and American legion
tives tonight defeated Kerr Glass
company and Sand Springs high
school quintets 26 to 10 and 23 TO
II. respectively. in the Sand Springs
City Basketball league.
A large crowd saT the games.
Harry Brian OF Kendall college
refereed,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
IA I,cuo Eaats shawnee.

SHAW NEE, OkIN, Jan, l3.--El
Reno high schools baskstball team
defeated Shawnee nigh tonight 80
70 The game was n hard fought
one on both sides, many fouls being
called. The last half was evenly d.
vided. IL Reno scoring Is points
and Shawnee IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
FERNS HOMES TUORP At
OKLAHOMA CITY JAN. 81.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. i3.--ltid
Ferns of Perry. Okla, and Harvey
Thorp OF Kansas city. have been
matched To box 10 rounds here Jan
uary ~. according to an announce
ment here today, They are welter-
weights.
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~ " ~ " - I y
Whit" step 10 rounds at Krnosha.
Wis. iioth hattlcR are ~ decisions
Leonard meets 'pugh ana expert
"nord scrappcd ia Mitchell but the
tUI'h"li"f VIII hr a big faVoriie and
ihuulh win hnndily while 4 victory
by knockout will not bo SURPRISE
This, despite tho fact that wi,h the
Ncnptlon of Willi" jackson aud
Lew Tender Mitchell is about the
pick OF the chnllcnRcts Iiut Icon
ard 50 far outclnssrs the ficld hat
no viii undoubtedly bent any con.
tender over the I5-round route. II u
improbable that there j. "a boy who
can stay th" limit,
While White md Freedman are
not championship conicndcrs. they
are topnotch crnppcrs, aud fn-
ntIiar 10 all fistic followers. How
ever, the greatest interest h ni-
tachcd to their meeting because
cf nn nnricni grudgc which has
existed between them for some
time. white and Freedman nrc
thcacO0ns. and Cach Inns u iprgc
foItOwing IN III" Windy city. THIS
naturally hns eliminated IN much
itNaIry between them, and that ri
,alry has brcn intensified recently
until Il reaches It's climax tonight
In u kcnoshn ring.
y
Indications are that tho TcNar
'rhguc will hnvc n fight on its hhnda
u maintaining It's recently granted
ais" from u % a classification. The
1uthern association Is reported to
oppose the granting OF class a rank
ing to the Tcyas league, and will
lsk that the Lone scar circuit No re-
iucol In ranking The Texas league
w nA sully entitled to class A rank
ing as eithor the West" "rn league or
southern association. IN population
7 Ia almost, If not equal. 20 those two
circuits, nnd there has never been
any question Ds 10 the playing class
of the Texas league. The victory oi
he Fort Worth pcnnant winners last
fnll over ih" Little Rock champions
" the southern association and tn,
large number of players graduated
- large minor leagues and major
enguos each season IL sufflcian,
proof OF the class OF the ToXa'
'caguc.
=
"Irirst to the wire managcra hav,
long boon n source OF ANNOYANCE I,
porting editors. and always will he
In L. s,( 10, la.
~, r,nnocra'. we r,fcr IN tboso monn
,ers NJ hoxers who fniiowIny , s,vh,
END n wir, 10 sportInp editors thoI
heir boxer won: made n great hit
tho other fellow was almost ont
tie. These communications "a,
'Hually relogatcd to the waste has
'tct. but we yesterday received on'
iFservins of publicity Here 1t Is;
U"'"S, t's"s-""cN ."F.'~ ""'
w" '>' "Su sh HW oh
.r" , :" "u ," ~ Ut, ."sS ~,
49,. III. ,.,' . ~
cin,cd ,sr,,ss cnrr,.I ,nc ,nSo,,,,"-
,ion thr, The Uc,.y"s ,ni,,.in,m,",,s
scrnn WAS n draw,
=.
Some close followers of Wcstcrr
league baseball are inclined To vlcv
tho recent sales OF Tulsa. 81. JOSEPH
and Omaha franchises as a passlnJ
OF the "old guard" OF that organi
| zation. While II IL true that Spcnce
Abbott, Ed rianlon and Biii Rourke
| former owners of those clubs re
srcctlvely, and who recently dis
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FRIEDMAN AND WHITE
ARt. READY FOR SCRAP.

VHTUNIfO, Jan. IJ,-wVhafIcY
White and Sailor Freedman, Chi
cago lightwoights. today concluded
training for their i0-r,k,nd battle
tomorrow night at Kenosha, Wis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
CAL. TURF BILL INTRODUCED
Measure Provides Tor Racing Under
SuvcrvtsiOu Or Commission.

SACUAMENTO. Cal. Jan. IA
A biz to permit horse racing In Cal
ifornia under the supervision OF n
state commission was offered In the
state senate today. The measure.
which would prohibit gambling. was
introduced at the request OF wealthy
owners OF blooded horses.
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jim, ThOrpe Ii Sold.

AKRON, Ohio, Jan, I3,-JIn
Thorpe, star Indian athlete ana
former major league outfielder, has
boen sold to the Toledo American
association club for $1,000, It Wa
announced tonight. Thorpe -
with Akron last season. ..-..- -.
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HOME NECESSARY
TO CITIZENSHIP
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
building material have been re
duced. They will be lower for the
next few weeks, believe. than they
will he later.
"The financial situation in Tulsa
IL peculiar. It seems that men have
little use for investments paying
and 10 per Get. and that thc%
prefer to deal In oil properties that
may pay 100 to 200 per cent. For
this reason men and companies have
not gone into the house building
business"
Character plays a tremendously
important part in the selling OF
homes to young men, Walker ex-
planned. He declared lie would pre-,
fer to sell a home to man OF GOOD
character who could mako only
small cash payment than to a man
OF questionable character who could
make a more substantial initial pay
ment. He advised members OF the
Junior chamber OF commerce to buy
within their income In purchasing
their first home, and to promise
monthly payments that they can al
ford to make.
During the past few years, we
have sold several hundred homes
it noid' "iih NV '''
been forfeited because of non-pay-
ment OF installments. one reason
Is that the investment has increased
in value and the owner could AWAY
sell his property for more than ne
paid"
Banker Values Character.
Lee Clinton, vice-president or the
First National bank, substantiated
the statement of Walker rcgardins
the worth of good character. TINS
element is an important considera
lion with bankers in making loans
no said. However. national banks
are forbidden to make longtime
loans on real estate.
Too much stress cannot bo lalu
upon the value of home ownership
declared j. NJ. Reed, OF the Home
Building e. Loan association. Reea
stated that building and loan aso.
Citations have played an importan.
part in assisting young men TO own
their homes.
w. 7. Thorne, local architect. told
OF the Importance of obtaining com
pctent architects in planning ana
building new homes.
1t was voted to change the meet
ing nights of the junior chamber
OF commerce to the first and thira
Tuesday nights in each month.
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McGOORTY INJURED; BOUT
WITH MlSkE HOSTl,ONEU.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. ID,
The i0-round boxing match bo.
tween Bill Miske and Eddie McGoor-
~. scheduled for tonight. has been
post poned because OF an injury TO
McGoorty. Il was announced today.
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Set Date for I,oat Race.

OXFORD, England. Jan. 13-The
oxford Cambridge university boat
ace will bo held on Wednesday,
March 30. at 5 O'Clock In the after
noon. This II the first time In n
number OF years that the race has
been fixed for after Easter and an
arrangement has been arrived at by
which there will bc no practice on
Good Friday.
Tho crews are expected to arrive
1t Putney about March i3. for final
tages OF training.