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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

around end and through a broken
field
Vogcl, home run kiug on thc le2t
champion baseball team, IN one OF
the best linesmen In the new ma
tcrisl. NoEcl starts fast charges
hard and is certain to appear at
tackle In "a majority OF the games
this year.
Zuppc has launched n campaign
agains' individual stars this year
and is trying to develop an ll-man
team. using If man plays, and play
ing temwork all OF the time In
preference TO individual gains. His
teams in the past two years have
been able TO gain consistently every
where except within the l0-yard
line. and it is this weakness that
he is trying 10 eliminate.
in addition to WalquisU and
Kaiser, Zuppke has Herrig, a husky
from South Dakota; McCann, from
last years squad. and Reichle. an
end on the 1919 squad. for half
backs. Durant, also a member of
the baseball team last year, is a
fast and deft quarterback and
seems to be the only man on the
squad who is able to punt more than
IS yards.
Crangle. all-confetence fullback
last year, Is back at his old posi-
tion,
At center. Mohr. guard last year
and McMillen, center on last year,
freshman varsity. are dividing hon
ors The guard positions are still
very much up in the air, but Greer
and Anderson are at present th'
leading Cohtpnders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Oklahoma City College
Defeats TOnkdWa, 200

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. IL
Oklahoma City college moluskin
athletes won 20 to o victory over
the University OF Preparatory School
of Tonkawa here today in their
first game of the season played on
the home grounds.
The "Goldbugs" played consistent
ly throughout the game and COM
pleted numerous passes to good
advantage. The Tonkawa back
field was effective at times and
made good headway, only to be
checked by the local men! The
first score for the Oklahoma City
college was made within five
minutes after the START OF the
game. Only once was the Tonkawa
team inside Oklahoma City's 10
yard line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
MORE BUILDING IN TULSA
Standcvcn Found Cities in East Far
Behind In Development.

More building activities In busi-
ness lines are in progress In Tulsa
at present than II. l.. standeven,
vice president of the Exchange
National bank. observed in the
course Of a two weeks. trip TO east
ern cities, notable Boston. Chicago,
st Louis and Springfield, Mass.
This was Jurge Standeven's state
ment upon his return Friday. He
declared that he found conditions
in general much better than during
his last visit east In the spring and
that the financial thermometer Is
clustering optimism. a number OF
factories have returned to work on
a reduced basis and are thus absorb
ing some OF the unemployed. Money
is to be had for investment pur-
poses, though investment IN this
connection does not mean specula-
tion, he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Wichita Promoters
Defy Officials Order

WICHITA. kan, oct 1.-THE
Western Athletic association today
announced that the i5-round boxing
contest between Mike Gibbons and
Mike O'Dowd. middloweights, would
take place Tuesday night AS schod-
uled. regardless OF the ruling OF At
torney Genera! Richard J. Hopkins,
who saIu ne thought the fight would
be a violation of the state law.
Until we are eninined by court
Of competent jurisdiction from AL
lowing the fiSht to take place" tho
announcement said. 1--WE can promise
the pub>ic that It will see the bout
as advertised. We are ready 10 go
into court ~ necessary and feel that
we can convince the court that we
are violating no law"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
High School Results

At Ponca City High 6, Arkansas
City High l3.
At Guthrie-Tulsa 10, Guthrie o.
At apulpa--Sapulpa IA, Enid o..
At FL Reno--El Reno High T.
Oklahoma city High 81.
At hawnee-Norman High i6,
Shawnee 10.
At Pauis Valley High 7, Purcell
High o.
At Cordell High 50, Snyder High O.
At MARROW High 35. Lindsey
High o.
At Britton High 21. Luther High
~.
At-Marshall High 40, CARRIER High
12.
At Durant High o, Ardmore High
rs.
At Newkirk-Fairfax High So,
Newkinrk 0.
At Bristow High 40, Okmuigce
High Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
WilsoR-HOuse Arnistice
Sensed bg Washington

WASHINGTON, oct. 14.--Politi-
cal Washington was abuzz with
speculation today over what IL gen
orally regarded az u Willingness on
the part Of Col Il. NJ. House to
make up" with Woodrow Wilson.
The first step In renewing their re-
lations has been taken by the colo
mel. Quietly and with his usual lack
OF ustentation. the Texan drove 70
the Wilson home in ; street. depos-
tied his card and drove away, II Is
the first time since the famous split
at Paris. more than two years ago
that there had been any outward
sign OF contact between the two
men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
X. U.-Drdke Rattle
Expected to Be Hot

LAWRENCE, kan. oct. 1.-THE
Kansas University Jayhawkcrs will
meet the Drake bulldogs on Haskell
ileld here tomorrow and thc an
hual struggle is expected 10 be a
close contest all tho way.
BQlh teams are evenly mstchod
on the line and II was said today
that the Jayhawkers will rely on
an aerial attack tn carrN them TO
victory, For the past Week much
OF their practices has been devoted
TO forward passing and puuting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Crimson and Cream Comes
To Life in 3rd Period and
Puts Guthrie Squad to Rout
Forward Pass, Mumford to Boiling, Results in Only
Touchdown; Ledford Kicks a Field Goal; Young
Markowitz Plays Brilliant Game; Captain Sheehan
Back in Old Time Form; Team Shows Best of Year

sent in, Guthrie had by ra- .sa
strongest team Tulsa had met 't.s
season. The telling defeat proves
championship material Is In f-r
Crimson and Cteam and that sr.
Shawnee victory over Tulsa als
more bad luck and untru, frrni
than an inferior team. bor. a-t
Barnsart wcro the stars of the
Guthrie squad. The formers boot
was brought into play again and
again. His tackling was also good.
Tho two teams were well balanced
in weight and In the first haIf the
ball stayed near the middle NJ tho
field. Guthric'e line was unusually
strong and aggressive Tulsa missed
eoorinR several times during tho
first three quarters. Sheohau mta.fi
a good drupkiCk a few minutes Doe
fore the lone touchdown was n.ats.
the bail hitting the uprights O-1y A
foul on the part of Keith who hat
previously played a good game .ept
Tulsa from scoring a touchd1vu ri
the fourth. Shcehan had started
through an almost open field for a
touchdown when the Tulsa syaad
was penalizcd 20 yards for holding.
The lineup:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
STOP THAT ITCHING

There is lot Of skin trouble In
Tulsa and surrounding territory, We
personally guarantee BLUE. STAR
REMEDY for all forms Of skin dis
eases such as itch, eczema. ring
worm. letter, sore feet, old sores, and
sores on children. VIII not stain or
ruin your clothes and has pleasant
odor. We solicit mail orders for
Blue Star Remedy,
HANiIliHON-W -WE,TZhL
DRUG STORES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Took Clgarcts From Chr.

with their pockets stuffed with
cigarets, David Queen and Ralph
Nease, giving their home as Canada
were arrested Friday night on East
First by Officers Iii Stevens and =.
T.. Bartlett. The two men, who
were booked on Investigation said
that they got the "fags" out OF a
box car. They had so packages.
scattered through their clothing.
Officers believe that they had brOk-
On into a freight car,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Willie Hunter Wins Easily.

SUAWNEE, Pa, oct. lA.--Wlme
tIunter. amateur golf champion. of
Great britain. scored an easy Victory
today when he defeated Donald Par
sons youngstown, Ohio, 2 and G.
a. Tho first round OF match play in
~. a.. ann,Ial autumn invitation tourn-
smant.. Hunter was out in AZ and
the match ended at the 18th green
T. y. standish, Detroli, won from
Dwight Meigs, Phiiaoeinhh = and
-, s,,,nanhea over w. Tyler, unat
tached, 8 and 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. III
A. Whltohurst. president OF the state
board OF agriculture and member Of
the board OF regents FOR colleges in
the state, announced today that tho
Oklahoma A, g. NJ, college has made
a better showing in prizes at state
fairs this fan than any other college
In the country,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Ted LelCis Defeats
Bdsham in TtCetfh

LONDON. Oct. 14.--Ted kid
Lewis. middlcweight champion OF
England. tonight defeated Johnny
Basham in the twelfth round OF
20-round bout.
The fight was for the champion
ship. Basham's seconds ended the
punishment which Lewis was intlict-
ing on him by tossing a towel into
the ring In acknowledgment or de-
feat. Lewis outclassed him man
from the start.
Basham received a badly battered
ear, frin which the blood flowed
freely. In the eleventh round right
to the jaw sent him down for the
count OF nine, the gong saving him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Price of Oil
Stock MisrepreseHted

Alleging they were swindled in
a dVal involving the purchase and
sale OF 1900 shares OF stock OF the
Margay oil company, OF Delaware,
suit asking damages OF $4,000 was
filed in district Court Friday by
e. W Walker and J, J, Underwood
against T. +. Birmingham and
Edward II. Short. The plaintiffs
say the defendant misrepresented
the selling price OF the stock trans
fered 20 the third party,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
KIcckhefcr Dcats Canncfax. ,

pITTSRURGH. Pa, Oct I4.-NuBJ
ust Kieckhefer OF Chicago defeated
Robert L. Cannefax of New York;
so to 81 in 60 innings in the first
match of today's play in the national
three cushion billiard championship.
Kieckhefer had high run OF five
while Cannefaxs best was four.
Alfred DeOro, Cuba, defeated
Charles Weston, Pittsburgh, so to 36
in "a innings. DeOro had a high
run of seven and Weston four.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
COLOnels and Orioles
Resume Series Today

BALTIMORE. oct. 1.-THE post
season series between tho Baltimore
International and the Louisville
American association baseball teams
will be continued tomorrow, with
daily games scheduled until the win
ner OF the series IL decided The
count now stands to In favor of
the local club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Kansas Team Forfcits Game.

WICHITA, Kan, oct 14.--With
Fairmount leading the KANSAS
Wesleyans "a to 0 near the end OF
the first half here today, Coach
Mackie of the Wesleyans ordered
his men off the field and officials
declared Fairmount winner by
fnrfpit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

After than month Of training and with couple
Of easy games under their belts the Orange and Black pig
skin chascr of Tulsa university today against foe
worthy of their mette when they meet the 1920 normal
school champions Of the state the Alya Rangers at Lee
stadium.
The Rangers, a hefy looking aggregation fully strong
they last year when they held Kendall TO IT tie
up till the last three minutes of play and finally lost ia
when Keck umbled ball and dashed for the
winning touchdown arrived in town yesterday afternoon
charge Of Coach Frank Wyatt Not only do they expect
put up a game battle but the coach modesty admitted
they have high hopes Of actually tanning the Tigers.
The r. U-Ranger game is to start at o'clock following
preliminary game between Tulsa High and Sapupa High
second teams, which will get under at 3 Tenmnute
periods will rule in the appetizer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
SkiatOok High Beats
T. u. Academy, 100

The Tigers cubs. r. u. ncSdemy's
football eleven. went 10 defeat
yesterday at Skistook at the hands
OF the Skiatook High team, the
score being 10 to o. SkiAtook's
firH count was a field goal in tho
period and line plungcs and end
runs nettcd a touchdown in the
last
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Dallas. Texas. oct, t4,-Tha foot
ball tenn Of Musgokec. high school
defeated eleven Of the Bryant
high school ~ DALLAS here today
- to T. Tho Oklahoma attack
proved too strong for tho light
Bryant defense TouchdoWns were
scored by Deck and Bower Of
Muskogee and Hun Of Bryau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Victim Jos.> Cash in Ho,dup.

Clarence Wllbank, employe 'df
the Stewart -I<ckilty Feed company
on East First street was held up and
robbed by two unmasked men about
S o'clock Friday night at First and
Lansing. He reported the loss Of
1875. The bandits, he said, disap-
peared in the Frisco railroad yards,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Norm Wins ONcr CIine.

NEW ORLEANS, oct 14.-Pal
Moran OF New orleans won over
irish Patsy Cline OF New York in
the third round OF "A scheduled g.
round bout here tonight by "A
technical knockout. cline weighed
l59 pounds and Moran l3S pounds,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. Ia
Kid Pancho, flyweight champion OF
the southwest was awarded
referees decision over Joe Fischer
OF wichita, Kan. at the end OF their
12-r6und bout staged here last
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
The Grounds In Fine Shape.

the Grounds III t1nc SHAPE,
Ice Stadium girdiron has boon
carefully groomod for the varsity
clash OF this afternoon, the only col
leEc team 10 be played there this
year. The grounds were carefully
gone over yesterday afternoon and
the final bits Of mauicuring VIII be
done this morning Tho seating ca
pacity viii be ample TO caro- for the
crowd and spectators viii not fuf-
fer AT all from the transfer OF the
game from McNulty park, whore
r. L., contests ordinarily are played
The reason for playing the game at
the stadium " that McNulty park
has been turned over to the horse
show, Lee Stadium ~ located two
blocks east and one block south Of
the pnd Of South Main street car
line.
Today will be the last chance Tor
Tulsa football fans to sce the Tulsa
u. eleven I'm action until Armigtice
day, November II, when Central
Normais team will furnish the "p-
position horo. For next Friday tho
r. u. outfit will journey 20 Fort
Worth TO tackle Texas Christian IT,
the next week they 20 to KANSAS City
to tackle the strong Haskell Indian
Cinsh with Ivan Groves oklahoma
baptist U. representatives at. shaw
nee.
Schmidt Expects Hard Game.
~ look for a battle today. without
saying who viii win" Coach
schmidt of n, u. said last night.
The coach added that he hoped to
see his men victorious. but realized
they were facing by far the hardest
opposition of tho season TO date I'm
she Rangers, lie said the orange
and Black eleven was In fairly good
condition, though williams one OF
the strong men of the backfield, II
out with charley horse and neither
Brian nor McMhhan will be In tho
lineup.
The Tulsa u. team went through
light practice yesterday afternoon,
The practice hour was moved up to
the carly afternoon I'm order that
those who desired TO might go to
Sapulpa for the Sapulpa- Enid game.
Ranger Mentor Confident.
we think we have good chance
10 win" said Coach Frank NJ. wyatt
of the Rangers last night, You
remember last year Randall barely
defeated us, IA To 7, scoring the win
ming touchdown In tho last three
minutes Of play on a lucky recovery
of fumbled ball which everybody
lost sight Of In the dusk for few
moments. Well I think our team Is
AZ good as q was In 1890 and don't
believe Tulsa l.. IL any stronger
The Rangers are moderately
heavy bunch. the line being csti-
mated consorvatively at 1856 20 l7o
pounds and tho backfield at lG0 &c
165.
Two OF the star men Of the Ranger
team are not along, John McCor
mick, all-Normal fullback, n n
home with pneumonia contracted
since the season opened, and Brown
star end, has lumhago,
The Rangers have had two game
this fan and have not been score,
on. They defeated Tonkawa 20 to
and Oklahoma city college, 90 to
The lineup OF the two teams a
they will start today, with the play
ers' number opposite their names:
Tulsa u Pos. Hangers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

HOUSTON Texas, OCT. l4,-tc-
ing a straight left effectively, Pat
Corbett of Dallas shaded Battling
Stanley OF youngstown, Ohio in the
main bout OF last nights boxing
show. Eddie Dyer drew with
Johnny Martin in the 6-round semi
windup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

CHICAGO, oct. ti.--Can Illinois
with a strong but green team hold
the sturdy Iowa state eleven to-
morrow That was one Of tho most
interesting big Ten" puzzles OF this
weeks schedule. Illinois and Iowa
meet Saturday ut Iowa City In one OF
the most Important conference
games OF the season to date.
URBANA. III, Oct. with one
OF tho best squads OF green material
Illinois has ever had and with sew
eral dependable veterans OF other
years on hand, Coach Bob Zuppke
hopes to turn out another winning
team this year although the abb
sence OF "A dependable kicker forces
Zuppkc TO rely on the ground gain
ing ability Of his backf and ends
and the defensive skill of his line.
Illinois recent 5S 20 0 victory over
South Dakota showed that II has
offensive power.
In Captain Walquist Zuppkc
seems to have found IA man to take
the quarterback position left vacant
by the graduation OF Bobby Fletcher.
Malquist has played two years under
Zuppke and has absorbed his sys-
tenn thoroughly In addition to this
he has the stamina to play through
| all four quarters OF every game.
kaiser. who has been under schol
astic ban, is again on the field ant
promises TO be one OF the fastest
haltbacks on this years team
| Kaiser is shifty runner and is es'
peoially valuable for long tour
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

E7'VTINT. TVWEWVWWTI NJ T WVWIEN,
Dyer. Goals from touchdown.
Thomas two.
SubMitutions, Enid. Miller for
Cox. Richcy for Arbuckle. lamber-
ton for Mays. BeEs for Clodrelter.
Mays for Huett, Hu-tt Tor Letson,
Everett for Huett. Sapulpa: Lyon
for Triob. Storrier for Martin. Chas-
tain for Storricr. Gricr for Bases,
Sullivan for Lyons.
Officials. Referee. McMahau
(Unlversity Of Tulsa Umpire, Mil
Ter CSpringfield Mass, College,
IIesdlinesmsn Berry (Univcrsi,y OF
Tulsa).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Glbhona Knocks Out AIlcn.

ST. LOUIS, oct. 4-Tommy
Gibbons 81, paul light-heavyweight
knocked out Fred Allen. 81 Louis.
In the first found of a scheduled II.
round decision bout here tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Tulsa T. and Alvu Rangers Clash High DoUns Guthrie
Schmidt;S Heavy EleUen to
Get First Real Test of Year
Win Strong Normal Team

Rangers, Normal Champions of 1920, Entertain High
Hopes of Twisting the Tigers Tail Successfully;
Coach Schmid, Expects Tough TuSsle But Believes
His Eleven Will Pull Through; Game at Lee Sta
dunn With Preliminary Starting at 2 O'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

| WALKER, walker for Moore, Cook
| for Boiling, Wienicke for Lawton
| Gaforth for Memford. Markowitz for
| Anderson. Guthrie: Long FOR Gross
! Officiais-R eferee, GALLAGHER. Um-
| pire. Maulbetsch. Headlincsmen,
! Hedges. Timekcepcr, W. 4. Greene.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

\ New York man is the inventor
OF a folding rack to be hinged to
sill from which a famlly's
washing can hc hung to dry
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-06-03

~" go >. . l-.. .Hf.- H.
Gu ipotten6e 2otter, lpo neo til
bam fra 8roe11, men Ga ban bar en-
goo Sbgmmer, naae6e ban inart
ino til 8olD9rfet % frpb op, bbor=
paa ban ifpn6te Jig biem.
[ Set bar bam nit flart, at bon
bapoe cit Sienoe, ser bige6e efter at
pbe Solo imo6 bam; ban formp6eoe,
at oct bar Scbtgnebg1, men oa
ban ingen 8ebiier bab6e, fun6e ban
life foretage fig noget moo. bam.
&an omtalte lite 0%berfdloet paa
SolmenS 8ro til Mnna for life at
gqre ben6e engitelig, men beilutte6e
at tage fig iaa meget iom muligt i
Mgt.
Ser git iaa flere Tiger, uoe11 at
Der b9n0te noget, og Crit &bi6
tG,1tte lite n1eget paa 6en Gilora-
gelle. san bab6e beller lite Ei6
til at tenfe paa 8rpllup; tbi Ser
Dor iaa oberbeloenbe. trablt paa
&eberbanen, at Crit maatte iGtte
alt on6et til SIDE.
ScbignebM bab6e / ben itoite &io
belt rnogaaet at treffe iammert
me6 slnna 9pangler, og bun glaoe
De fig til, at ban maoffe mi bab6e
Taaet ben6e af Santerne.
(s5orti.)
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