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, 1921-11-29
CENTRE GOING
WEST FOR GAME
Will Play One of Three Coast
Elevens at San Diego Dur
ing Holidays.

DANvILLE. KY. Nov. ,s.-centre
college will struggle with a western
team on the football field at San
Diego. Cal. east versus west tourna-
ment, late In December. according TO
an announcement here today. Or.
Frank Rainey. chairman Of the facul.
ty athletic committee Of Centre laid
the game will be played either on De.
cember ~ or &c and indicated that
Centres opponent would likely be the
Leland Stanford university. University
OF Southern California or Washington
State.
The Centre squad which will leave
Daaviile on December IL. will be com.
posed OF ~ iettermen and coachef
Moran. Myers and Thornhiii. The
team will work out. tho announcement
said. at Denver. Salt Lake City and
San Francisco and viii arrive at San
Diego on December 81.
, 1921-11-29

snaiis arc in high favor with
French epicures. and millions OF
these molluscs are eaten in Paris
every year.
, 1921-11-29

Jewellery and watch repairing by ex.
pert workman. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O.-S Bldg.
1.Etf
, 1921-11-29

the public but by his local competitors.
The U. S. Tire dealer always knows
his plans for 1922.
He can always pu his hands on the
y. s. consistent merchandising policy.
Where the L. S. Sales Franchise separates from
the rest and asserts its prerogatves are in these
things
II brings TO tie dealers Store tho greatest and
most loyal fre-oudience 0nytchere.
supports the dealer yifh the most constructive
and courageous publicly expressed policies today.
II carries the prestige of the u. S. Royal Cord
Tire and the "USCO" Tread.
, 1921-11-29
The
u. S. Y CORD TIRE

Unquestionably the outstanding mer.
chandising success of the year-both In
the eyes of the trade and of the car-owner.
When the u. s. books close for 1921,
they. will show U. S. Royal Cord sales
nearly doubled over 1920.
What u. S. Tires say and do commands
. greater audience than any other line of
tires In the world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

yards The teams viii comprise the
tl\c nigh gums from each section
and the dividing line between the
east ana west viii be the western
boundary Of the states of Michigan
Indiana, Kentucky, Tenncsssee. and
Mississippi A trophy VIII Ice award
ed to each member OF the winning
team,
Tho usual preliminary or practice
day VIII be omitted this year and the
Irst lhO targets OF the I5O TARGET
event VIII be thrown on Monday.
rms event viii he completed on
Wednesday the 18th. and ali OF
Thursday viii be devoted to the pre-
uminary handicap The Midwinter
handicap win hc shot off on Fri-
dhy and the usual consolation han
iloar viii take place on SATURDAY
thg closing day Of the tournament.
Tho total money and trophies
amount 10 sl3.210 90. based on 300
entries In the Midwinter handIoap
The winner Of the Midwmler handl-
cap VIII receive s35O I'm cash ana "A
trophy and the winner OF the Pre-
hmlnhry handicap will receive $50
IN cash and a trophy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Principals Boxed Slash
ing Draw a Few !,
Weeks Ago I
ONE OF BEST BOUTS
Previous Meeting Of Light.
weights One of Best Ever
Fought Here

Jack Lawlcr OF Omaha and co.,
belmont OF Memphis, crack ush,
weights who battlad a sensa,ies''
12-round draw hare q few ws,s.
ago, have been rematched for a ~
round bout here January 49, I,.,
Callahan, promoter of the Az.
Athletic club IL staging tho re,l
match. The scrap viii, be- to a "
crec's decision. This was tho 4,
nouncen ent last night at Callab,s.
boxing show at Convention hail
Following the wfirlwind ba,,ls 4,
Iawler and belmont. local fstic o..
thusiasts imm ediately clamored n,
n return match. Hceding the A.
sires OF the fans Callahan secpr.,
the agreement for both boxers ma,
their managers to return here A, An
carly date. January IS was the fr,,
date agreeable to both boys.
No boxing contest in the annal.
OF Tulsa was harder fought or mo,s
exciting than the previous l.awler.
belmont tilt. Action was crowded
in every second of tho IL round,
and Referee Grahan's decision me,
with popular approval. Feeling IA,
the 12-round distance is inadedus ~,
for either boy to show superiorit
Promoter Callahan therefore proyd.
ed that their next meeting he for
Is rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
KNER ALBA, RILEY DEFEAT MACE, BYRD, FLEMING
MITCHELL BOYS
LEADING BOXERS
Brothers Of Other Fami-
lies Have Achieved
Ring Success

NEW YORk Jan sevorai
violent fuic disturbances win be
ttcorded within The next 10 days n
ne "hghtlng Mitchclls' have their
way about H.
The Mitchell brothers. Richie ana
Pinkio, are hero from Milwaukee tn
start the new ycnr with a loud bang
ny pune hing several mrgo dents IN
he lightweight division.
Iinkie who Will start the cam.
phign Friday nirht against willie
ia. .kH"u will wind up hard training
today prd tomorrow
Richie Meets Champion.
I,ichi" meets Champion Kenny
Leonard ~ the same arena. Jlm
'y a. plans tu lc IN thr hoN con.
diiipn ~ his career 80 battle for the
coveted title.
The coming ~ the Nucholls 20
New York marks rather unique
departure IN the way ut boxing "a.
fractions. Both are topuot,h utht-
weights who como from a fighting
family ana their Invasion h. a real
interscctional affair. for they will
take on the two best lichtWcightR
N"w York has developed Ia many a
day ia Jackson and Leonard Nnr-
ufhlly enough. the bouts will at
tract Wide attention as well as stim-
nlntc Interest In the lightweight di-
vision which promises to have "A
banner year.
Managed by Brothcrs.
1hc Mitchell boys are managed
by "A third member OF their own
FAMILY BILLY. which recalls a mum
bcr of instances in the history Of
boxing where members OF the same
family have won honors In the ring
A 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
AMERICANS CONGRATULATED
Foreigners Wire Congratulations or
Winning of Davis Gun

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--The United
states Lawn Tennis association has
received congratulatory cablegrams
on the winning OF the championship
by William Tilden and William
Johnston from the Australian. Eng
lish and Spanish lawn tennis asso-
Citations, II was announced today
Officials OF the American tennis body
point out that 1t Is apparent the re-
cent matches attracted attention
around the world and they expect to
receive challenges from the princi-
pal tennis player nations before en-
tries close March 15.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
PmehurSt MidlUinter Shoot
Gets Under Way January II

PlNEHCRST, y G, Jan s.
here Is oVory indication that the
uttics for the fourteenth Annual
NidWintor Handicap Target tourna
ucut tu be hrld at Pinchurst dur.
ng the week beginning January II,
VII exceed the record number ~
40 guns that took part in the cycut
.aSt year
new feature Of this winters
ouindmcnt Is an Anniversary event.
open 60 all winners OF previous Pine
nurSt Mtdwintcr handiCaps. Among
hose who are eligible To this new
yearly fixture are Charles W. Bu.
lings, DIR, -. l., Culver, Charles III.
Newoomh, Hugh Kahlor j, n. Jan.
ninss, w, q, Ramsey. Ira Balbraith
ana ID, W, Baker, winner of tho big
went last year The Anniversary
rophy viii be- awarded TO the shoot
~ making the highest score ON a
,olal or 200 targets, made up of 100
targets IN the preliminary handicap
ana iho Zoe targets In the Midwintcr
handicap.
The East vs., West team race win
De shot I'm connection with the hirh
average event, 400 targets at l6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
ANTI.T. II. REPORT TURNED IN
Ctfty-two Cases Discharged From
Tulsa Branch During December.

During the month OF December SO
cases were discharged from the dis
pensary ot the Tulsa County Health
association and ?S new cases en-
tered ON the files. Al the start of
the new year Sal eases of tubcrru-
losis were under the observance and
care of the nurses of the organizn-
tlon, according to an announcement
after the monthly report was handed
to the board OF directors mt the
monthly meeting Tuesday night
The nurses. Miss Bessie Richard
son and Miss Gertrude swanson
have made 2G2 visits among their
poor patients and tho colorcd dis.
pensary nurse reported lis visits
made. The clinics. which are held
GTvcry Monday and Wednesday,
totalcd rs for the month. This in
cludos weekly clinics held In tho dis
pensary In the colorod section.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
NeUkirk Legion Post
Has Basketball Team,

Special 70 The world
PONCA CITY, Okla. Jan. o.
The Newkirk post of the American
legion Is now represented by one OF
the best basketball team entries In
this portion OF the state, having
already defeated teams from both
Fairfax and Tonkawa. The New
kirk players are Bellieu, Aney.
I.eighty. Myers, Hits. Elliott and
Wright
The post has elected officers for
ensuing year as follows: f.. T.. La
CESS commander: NJ. e. Aney, vice
COMMANDER; c. NJ. Leighty, adju-
tant; Paul l.. Bellmard. vice adju-
tant; Claud Konos, treasurer: stan.
ley Sharp. welfare officer; DR., II. G.
Schenck. chaplain; and Walter
Alberti. chairman general COM
mittee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Dy LARRY DALEY

Tulsa boxers last night Huccesa.
fully rcpoliod the invasion OF out OF.
town scrappcrB when they won three
referee deciHions In the SNOW staged
by the A1mo Athletic club nj con.
.vcntion hall. Az three goes were
won by kDockouts, to the count or
technical and none went over three
rounds. Sailor Clickner. Tommy
Alba and Jimmy Riley were the
local boys who beat Joe Mace ot
Chicago; Red Byrd OF Okmulgee and
Al Fleming OF st. Louis, the in
vador.
Mace, sent to the floor by
Clinkpr, after one minute and 20
seconds of milling In the final bout
Of the evening. over the 10-round
route, waited too long 20 arise and
was counted out by Referee ted
Gahan. While the ChlcnRoan might
possibly have rallied and made II
Interesting for Clinkor. the latter
looked to he easily the superior
scrapper and Mace was saved fur
thor punishment by the abrupt end
ing of the go.
Red Byrd hit Alba with every
thing hut tho water bucket for two
minutes and couldn't oven sthgper
Chick Higdon's middlcwoight. Th'n
Tommy caught Byrd with lett
ana It WAS merely question OF
time. In tho second round ANA
twice sent Byrd to the floor, tine
second time for the count or nine.
Refcrcc Gahan gave Byrd iohs
count on the final two SECONDS anu
byrd arose before the count OF ~
Alba--aud then hoppod through the
ronos and to his dressing room,
uuittjpg after one minute ana 20
aeconds OF the second round. They
werc to have gone eight rounds.
Jimmy Riley, Patsy Corrigan =
bxrdhitting lightweight. got wnrme"
nm I'm the third round Of his sched-
MED eight round go with Flemine
and after dropping Al for the coun'
of nine. forced his seconds to throw
I'm ihe towel In order to save Flem-
inr from a needless severe beauns'
Thc only bout Of the night going
,he proscrtbcd limit was the BUDDY
hamilton KID Murray sS-rounu
curtain raiser, n on-decision AFFAIR
puddy outpointcd Murray III
an Interesting scrap, but the hu'e
FELLOW paid dearly for H. IN
turing both hands. the right very
badly. Buddy made good In ms IN.
tiai debut In tho hantamweix,n. , h.rs
and AS In no previous mills mere
showed exceptional promise Tor inc
future. Faults In his boxing how
ever, are obvious ana must pe v"'
rectea before he In ripe 10 NEE.
Formidable opponent. Buddy nas
never been beaten yot and he 'oe'ns
only "A l6-year-old younBs'orl
naturally Inclined 10 being ovcr-rnn-
fident. This led last night 10 NV
being uncovered on humorous '',
caslons leaving openings whicn
more experienced boxer than murray
would have used 10 advantage.
x. o. smith of Kansas City, VINO
recently boxed n draw win Sh,ek
ner at Bigheart. was introduced ana
challenged the winner OF the Chiek-
ner-Wall bout. ,
Kid Speck. crack Tulsa bantam
who recently boxed Mut Mckee 10
n Judges draw decision Mt OKLA
homa City, was r!ngsidor'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
"I,hn,bino" To Garry Gun.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-"Babe"
Ruth today asked the police de-
partment for permit To carry re-
volvcr during the crime wave" and
was told he could have 54 of them
tho number OF home runs ne wal
loped last year-if ne desired. lie
declined the extra b3.
Tho home run slugger told the
police he frequently had consider
able money and much jewelry on
his person. He intimated that he
could not make home runs with
holdup men at his heels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Cardinal Schedule Announced.

ORANGE. Texas, Jan. Branch
Rickey, manager OF the ST. Louis
Nationas, here tonight announced
exhibitions schedule OF his team FOR
this spring. as follows
Philadelphia Athletics at Orange.
Texas, March, ;, s, 10, 20; Athletics
az Lake Charles, La. March 6, o,
II, ~, ~ 10 Athletics at Beau
mont March 7. beaumont Texas,
League club, ot beaumont March -,
~; beaumont at Orange March is,
22, 20. "a, Houston, Texas league.
At Orange, March Is, l6. II. IIous-
ION At Houston March "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
MedcHam Announces
District Basketball
Tourney Committees

NORMAN, Okla, Jan. 5,--D's-
triCt and state basketball tourna-
ments of the oklahoma Athletic
association, the former to be held
March IS and lg and the latter
one week later, will he conduct
ed on the same plans as those
last year, Edgar u. McaCham, Sec
rctary of the board Of control OF
the association. has announced.
A committee of three members
In each district. to arrange the
tournament In their district. has
been appointed, The place of the
tournament and It's supervision
will be left 10 these committees,
It was annoeced. The place
where the state championship
tournament will he held has not
hoen announced, the board OF con-
troll declared.
Two per cent OF the gross re-
ccipts OF the district tourna ments
Will be paid into the treasury of
the state athletic association, and
the winner of each district tour
nhmcnt shall pay s. to the as
sociation, the board ruled Before
the receipts of the state tourna-
ment are pro-rated among the dis
trct winners. $50 viii he DEDUCT
ed to purchase a silver cup trophy
To be presented TO the winners of
the basketball championship.
The high school athletic asso-
citation IL comprised of 13t high
schools OF the state. divided into
districts corresponding To the con-
rrcssional districts Of the state
The winners OF the district tour.
naments will compete March 2S
ana 20 In an elimination tourna-
ment to decide the state Cham-
pionship In high school basket ball.
The following committeos were
appointed:
District No. Principal Merle
prunty, rulsa, chairman: G.. Il.
SIift, Bartlesv,llo, and Clay Flske,
Sowata,
District No. 2-Prncipal w. r.
Carder llenryetta, chairman: II.
y. Briggs. Okmulgoe, and II. W.
Branscum, Haskell
District No. 3--Principal Il. T..
phoron, McAlcster. chairman: &.
II, Woodruff, Ardmore, aud Il. q.
Nillars, pulnt.
District No. 4--Principal c. w.
Ge,hmarn, shawnee. chairman;
j, r. Holmes, Sapulpa, and A. IA.
Burris, IIoldcnville.
District No. 5--prof II. l..
Rusch, oklahoma CttN chairmaN;
w \, Green. Guthrie, and W. l..
Roach, Norman.
District No, 6--Prncipal C. T..
Bradshaw, El Reno, chairman. T..
;, lidr, iawton, ana Il. l., Clir-
ton, kingflsher
District No, f-Prinuipal j. &.
Searns. clinton, chairman; \. NI.
lowery Frederick, and 4, r, Mar
tin, Altus.
District No. S--principal De- .
WAT Waller, Enid, ,hairman:
llarr" huston Blackwell. and W.
J, Franks, Ponca City,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
YOUNG GOTCH WANTS MATCH
Former MiddIcwcight Mat Cham
piOn Would Wrcstlc Here.

Young Gotch OF Flint, Mich. for
mer worlds middieweight wrestling
champio would like to meet any
grappler in the southwest. This ia
the information received by Louie
Pallas. well known local sporting
man and proprietor of the Arcade
billiard parlor, In letter received
from the former titieholder. Young
Gotch is especially desirous of wrest :
ling I'm Tulsa or vicinity.
Young Gotch lost the champion
ship TO John Kilonis. who has never
been defeated. Since then efforts by
the wolverine grappler to secure a
return match have been unavailing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Delmont-Lawler Rematched;
Go 15ROunds Here January ]0
ChilOccO Basketball
Prospects brightest
in Schools History
Special to Tho world.

special to The World.
.pONCA CITY, Jan. 5.--Thc
chi!occo Indian school basket
ball team has been practicing for
four weeks and expects to make a
good showing this season against
various college and university
teams OF this state which Chilocco
Will meet following January I.
There are only two letter men on
The team, Bayhylle at forward and
Wano at guard. with Bayhyle
also the captaiE of the 1920-2l
team. Bayhylle is a Pawnec and
Nano Cheyenne.
There are 20 Indians trying for
places on the team, the best show
Ing being made by Bayhylc. Col-
Inns and Weller, forwards; Dun-
lap, Backward. Sturm and Wano.
guards, Fruman, Big Eagle. Kent
and Hazlett, ccutcrs. Chilocco
claims the prospects for a winning
team better than ever before in
the schools history.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Vets Invited 20 speech,

All members Of tho Joe Carson
post. navy Veterans. marines, and
former soldiers In any war urc in
Nted hN J. i. Gallagher. commander
of tho United spanish war veterans,
to h,Ir Miss Elizabeth Balm of the
AmpI,nn Social Science association,
die uss health matters at the Okla
homa National guard armory at
S:80 o'clock Thursday night.
Major Bell OF the national guard
10 cooperating with the Spanish
war veterans In staging the event.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
7 CLUBS TO TRAIN IN TEXAS
Four National and Three American
Teams Condition In Lone Star.


Teams Condition In Lone Star,
FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. g.
Four National league and thru
American league baseball teams viii
have spring training quarters IN
Texas. Seven cities are preparin,
facilities for accommodating the
players and postseason games are
being arranged. Branch Hickey o,
the st. Louis Cardinals and Connie
Mack OF the Philadelphia Athletics
are Mt Orange today to schedula
Games between their teams. The
Cardinals will train at Orange, the
Athletics at Lake Charles. La. Both
Mack and Hickey will return TO their
home stations this week. Dallas
will be training quarters for Iris
Speakers Cleveland Indians, while
Ty Cobb's Detroit Tigers will be
in quarters at Hot Wells, near San
Antonio. The New York Giants also
will train at San Antonio and the
Boston Braves go to Galveston. Kid
Gleason's shattered Chicago White
Sox crew will train at Waxahache.
Tho Bulgarian govern ment Is tax.
ing energetic steps to increase the
of cotton In that country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Jake Miller Claimed by Reds

Walter Salm, manager of the local
Texas league baseball club. was no.
tilted today that Jake Miller, out
fielder, whom he sent to Pittsburgh
via the draft route at the close of
the season, has been claimed by the
Cincinnati club. TAe Pirates re-
Gently asked waivers on him and
Moran refused to waive. Miller was
one of the leading batters of the
Texas league,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
PHILADELrmIAN AT y FORUM,

DIR. G. r. Swift of Philadelphia,
Wen known patriot. statesman, re-
Former and orator, viii bc the speak =
er at the Y. NJ. 9. a. forum sun
day, January . at 4 o'clock, The
subject, OF his address win be AN
other Colossal job for Uncle Sam ."
Doctor Swift whs one Of the most
influential members of the pennsyl-
vania legislature during its recent
session and even his opponents rec
ugnilcd his temperance speech AS the
most masterful addresses delivered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Mace Takes Count, Byrd
and Fleming Quit
Hamilton Wins
BOUTS END SPEEDILY
None Of Three Main Scraps
Go Over 3 Rounds-kid
Spack Ringleader
Last Nights Bouts

Glen tStllorJ Cnckuer of
Tulm Knocked ont Joe Mace "
Chicago. two rounds.
Tommy Aba ~ Tulsa won
technical kuookout oycr Red
Byrd Of pkmulgco. two rounds.
Jimmy Riley OF Tulsa won
technical knockout over ~ I'm
onE of -. Louis three rounds.
Buddy Hamilton of Tulsa uut
pointed GA Murray Of TULSA. no
decision by referee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
BUILDING OUTLOOK GOOD
Permits ror Structural Work issued
So Eur In Jan. Equal s7o.ooo.

OPTIMISM prevails in the office OF
CITY Building Inspector II, u. hopp
over the building outlook for INC
month OF January. Up 10 TUESDAY
night. the 4th. permits had beer
issued representing an invest men'
OF approximately $4,000 I'm Tulsa
buildings. This was In reality w"
DAYS business. as no business was
tranactod in the inspector otlc'
ON January l because II was hpli-
day or on the second because II was
sunday.
Tho total represented hy permits
issued during the entire month Of
December was approximately $500
coo. Januarys permits sa far are
une-fouuh that amount.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
10 Illustrate Fire Apparatus.

An illustrated lecture on the use
OF flrofoam, an apparatus for fight
ing lire In the oil country, will be
given by representative OF the
firm at the regular meeting ot the
Purchasing Agents association Of
oklahoma nt \ o'clock Tuesday eve
ninE, January II, in the municipal
auditorium, Preceding, dinner viii
be served In the Kennedy restaurant
At u 80 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
NelU York State Boxing
Tickets Limited to $40

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The New
York state boxing commission has
taken a step for the good OF the
game today in limiting the price OF
tickets to boxing matches TO $40.
The promoters will be permitted to
charge sl5,, however, for champion
Ship bouts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
White and Friedman Matched.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Charley White
and Sailor Friedman. lightweights OF
Chicago, have been signed to box
ten rounds at Kenosha. Wis. on the
night OF Jan. IA, They will make
1875 pounds at 3 O'Clock the day of
the fight.
white has been guaranteed s3,500
for his share, while Friedman has
entered an agreement with Promoter
Frazier, which is an innovation TO
the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
Boxer Gets Prison Sentence.

FORT WORTH, Texas Jan. g.
sailor" Connor, the pugilist lost in
his fight with the state OF Texas
He pleaded not guilty TO charge
Of burglary in the district court here
today. Tho jury, serving as referee,
considered the points against him
and send him TO, prison for two
years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. s.
Tommy Carter. lightweight OF Ell
Paso was awarded the referees de-
elsion over Jimmie Hanlon OF Chi
cago at the end of a hard fought
l2-round bout here last night.