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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Twelve of Leading
 American Golfers
 Going To Scotland
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NEW York, March 26.-Twelve of America's leading professional golfers will compose the team which will go o Scotland this summer in an attempt to lift the British open title, it was announced today. The team probably will sail May 24 and will spend some time familiarizing themselves with the St. Andrews course, where the British open tournament will be held, begin ming June 20.
 Among those likely to become mem bers of the team are Jock Hutchison and Leo Diegel of Chicago: Wilfred Reid, Wilmington Del; Walter Hagen and M J. Brady, Detroit; Alexander Cunningham, Wheeling, W. Va; James Barnes. Pelham Manor. N. Y: Clarence Hackney, Atlantic City; Fred Mcleod Washington; Eddie Loos, Homewood H.; Willie Ogg. Atlanta, Ga. and Will jam Melhorn of Tulsa, Okla
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
A. E. Employees Play Chambers Transfer
 At 70 A. M. Today

Manager Soakland of the Arizona Eastern baseball team announces that his club will open the season this morning in a game with the Chambers Transfer team
 The game will be played on the A. E. grounds east of the shops. Man ager Soakland says his boys are in per feet condition for the opening game. The boys hold practice every evening and he invites all players in the city to attend the workouts and enjoy the sport. Practice is held every evening except Saturday at 5:45 p. m.
 Today's game will start at 10 a. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
WESTERN GIANTS. PLAY TIGERS AT EASTLAKE TODAY

Manager Hicks of the Western 1Aants says the colored boys are going 10 win this afternoons game at East lake park. Why shouldn't we win. oSSS haiat we got new unifom ms an bats an gloves2 Lawdy, if we kain't beat Them Tigas we'll fling the IiP oi oaal clear over this here Heard build ing You unnerstan' me, boss? I'm a man with a reputation in this here town and when I say we win, we wins. Ina s all there is to it. Put yo' beans on us Giants; we got everything but the game, and O. cou'se we kain't claim thst til tomorrow afternoon. I has to cltackle up my sleeve when I thinks how them Tiga fellas gonna be left at the post. Yes. siree, right at that post And then we demand action with the Sennators. Never kain tell how hard uog bites by its bark; but don let them tell you us Giants are not bah players Jes' look at this uniform Ant that some class? Huh. ball play in. sour gravy, boss. Hones'"
 For an enjoyable afternoon it would ee- hard to name a better place than Easilake park The Western Giants eolored aggregation of local ball toss CTS. and the Tigers, recently organized under the guidance and management or frank Castle. will meet in mortal combat Wizard White filings for the Giants and Salazar breezes the Dill for the Tigers. Both pitchers are well known in this valley through their ex- certional ability on the mound The game starts at D. m. with the follow ing lineup:
 Tigers-Ed Scott. catcher; Salazar pitcher: Singer first base: Football. second base: Rodriguez, third base: Rosas. shortstop: Chino, left field: Pepper. center field; Letia, right field
 Giants-Fritz, shortstop; B. Young, second base; Jones, right field; John Doe. left field; Bolio, first base; Tay- lor center field; Quetts, third base Eossa. catcher: White, pitcher.
 Price will umpire.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Last Leg Of The Relay
 Race Won By Bob Rice

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. March 26.-Bob Rice of Stanford. won the last leg of the relay race today in driving finish with Johnny Norton of the Olympic club. and thereby en- abIed his university to defeat the club men. 66 to 65, in their track and field meet here today. The Olympic club was leading. 65 to 61. at the start of the relay. At the start of the last leg of that event Norton got away with good lead. Rice caught him in the last hundred wards and won in a hard battle for the lead
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Cochror I61 Points
 Behind E. Horer7ur1s
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 NEW YORK, March 26.-Welker Cochran of San Francisco was 16l points behind Edouard Horemans, Bel gian billiard champion, as they began play in the final block of AGO points tonight in their 4,S00 point match at 1892 balk line. Cochran cut down his opponents lead somewhat this after noon by out scoring him, sos to 400 in 10 innings. The grand totals and averages; not including the night game were as follows:
 Horemaris 4.4oo and 52 32-s4; Coch- ran. 4,239 and 50 39-S4.
 Cochran made a high run of 262 this afternoon and Horemans 1S5-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
INDIANS DEFEAT
 COYOTES IN 13
 INNING CONTEST

The Braves proved the best long distance players in yesterdays league game, defeating the Coyotes 1S-13 in a Is inning game played on the high school grounds.
 Both teams presented an array of pitching talent, with the Indians work ing little faster than the Coyotes.
 In the eighth inning the score stood 12-S in favor of the Coyotes, but the Braves tied the score in the ninth. In the 11th the score stood 1918 and in the fatal 18th the Braves edged i've runners over the platter retiring with the score IS to 13 in their favor. Brawner and Miller pitched for the Coyotes with Wilkie on the receiving end. The Braves used Webb, Smith, Bird and Puella with old man Marcus holding the catcher's glove for the heaving quartette.
 Yesterdays game put the Indians safe in second position and dropped the Coyotes down to fourth position.
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
The Insider Says

Remember this: "Coberoblichaplunk is now playing right field" Yes. same or announcer will be back this season. Stealing a base isn't petty larceny. Fans thing it's grand
 Home Run Baker says the Tanks will win the pennant. That's the Frank opinion of it
 Fighters are paid by piecework. The more they can knock out, the more hey get.
 Baseball rules were written in 1s45. and a way to evade them was dis 'overed in 1S45.
 Seven well known Sox are so full of oles they can never be mended. There is a rumor afloat that the pea ut business will pick up shortly. It makes one all tired out just to read about the chess tournament Straw hats may be the proper thing hortly, but the well-known derby will oe mighty popular in Louisville this summer.
 There'u be many a fair ones bath ing suit that'n never get wet this season.
 
 Babe Ruth strikes out twice in one game Almost as unusual as it is for the average player to slap out homer. Maybe Carpentier is pondering over whether it's better to back out or get knocked out
 Perhaps Miller Huggins will play to full house his year. He's certainly got the Cards to draw to.
 
 Frank Brazil is likely to be one of the main nuts that holds the Phillie's machine together.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NORMAL M UNDEFEATED IN !.
 VALLEY LEAGUE
VALLEY LEAGUE STANDING
Clubs Won. Lost P

Tempe Normal continues undefeated in the valley school baseball league. defeating Glendale by the score of to at Tempe yesterday afternoon.
 Although defeated by the strong Normal team, Glendale proved that baseball comes natural out there by their consistent playing. The little midget playing second base for Glen dale was the big defense of the visitors. He showed his mettle by sticking with his task after suffering a mean cut in the ankle when he was spiked by one of the Tempe runners.
 Home runs by Jones and Betts were the outstanding features of the game and the big offensive of the visitors
 As a team. however, the Normal boys clearly demonstrated their superiority in every line. Patterson delivered his usual good brand of pitching, forcing 13 Glendale players to whiff the at- mosphere. making four of five games in which he famed the lucky thirteen.
 Brown led in hitting. with four hits and fielders choice in five trips to the plate.
 Score by innings: R. H. F. Glendale .01O 04o 0oo-5 s 2 Tempe Normal. 211 14o oox-s Il 4
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Prouo Athlete Makes NerU High Jump Record
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 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 26.-Clinton Larsen of Provo. Utah. at an A. A. U. indoor track and field meet staged here tonight. set what is believed to be a worlds record for the indoor running high jump event Larsen cleared the bar when set at six feet, "A inches. The previous record (indoor) was held by s. c. Lawrence of Boston, made February g. 1912.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
TANKS TRoUNcE DODGERS

SHREVEPORT, La, March 26.- (Exhibition)- R. H. E New York Americans ..16 16 2 Brooklyn Nationals ....... D
 Batteries: Hoyt, Quinn and Hoff man; Pfeffer, Reuther. Mohart and Krueger, Taylor, Miller
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
GIANTS DEFEAT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-(Exhl pllonl- R. H. E. New York Nationals 2 12 New Orleans Southern o 2 ,
 Batteries: Douglas, Toney and Sny- der, Caston; Vance. Goldsmith Hig gins and Deberry
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
BRAVES DEFEAT SAN ANTOINE

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 2s.- tExhibition)- R. H. E. Boston Nationals ! San Antonio, Texas League ? g
 Batteries: Townsend, Scott and O'Neill, Gibson; Fincher, Deason and White,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
PIRATES ouTsLue RED sox
TIGERS LOSE TO FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH. March 26.-(Exhi- bition- R. H. E. Detroit Americans .-... 5 , Fort Worth Texas League 6 12 1
 Batteries: Oldham, Sutherland. Ayres and Bassler, WoodaH; Wachten, Alp pletno and Moore, Haworth
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
ANGELS DEFEAT CUES

LOS ANGELES, March 26.-(Exhi- bition)- R. H. F. Chicago Nationals ... 3 8 3 Los Angeles, Pacific Coast. 12 ]
 Batteries: Tyler, Freeman and O'Farrell; Lyons. Craig and Baldwin
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
CHI CUBS DEFEAT
 TEXA, lEAGuERS

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. March 26.-l (Exhibition)- R. H. E. Chicago Americans ... IT O' Wichita Falls, Texas League 5 10 4
 Batteries: Mulrennan. Morris and Schalk: Yaryan, Bowman, Hudspeth and BiSchoff.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
MRS. LIFTS WINS FIRST ROUND

PINEHURST, N. C., March 2B.- Mrs. F. c. Let's, Jr., of Onwentsia club, Chicago, former western cham pion, defeated Mrs. Eleanor Harwood of the Olympia Fields club,- Chicago. one-up, in 19 holes today in the first round of the North and South golf tournament.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
CHAMPIONS TRIM cINcY

DALLAS, March 26.-tEXhibition)-
 R. H. E. Cincinnati Nationals .1 5 l Cleveland Americans .5 s 10 ( Batteries: Rixey. Fisher and Wingo: Uhle. Caldwell and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Women outnumber the men as share holders in the American Telephone and Telegraph company.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

More than 31 per cent of the stock in the Pennsylvania railroad is held by women.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

COLLEGE BASEBALL At Annapolis: Navy. 3: Princeton. 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
WHY NOT A "HoT BUSINESS" LEACUE7

When the spirits OF Chckasha fans at low cbb and
prospects for and for baseball park unprom
sng few enthusiasts who knew exactly what they wanted to
do, and the famous "ot Stove League born
How well this unique organization iunctioncd need not here
be told Whatever your opinion OF baseball may be- whether
you fond OF the game think oolisness the ousnd
ing facts that have winning and shall soon have
the park which the Hot Sovcs had their object as esi
monas the pep the push the enthusiasm, public spirit and
cooperative efforts OF the Hot Stove League The point is that
they had big idea" and put il over.
The members OF the local merchants association casting
about for and of getting business Trade
tension always OF the problems before such
from conditions incident to the readustment period parti
culary pressing matter Business which unbddcn during
the days when sellers market and buyers lucky
to get anything at price must be woocd and and
sellers must ACQUIRING 1t time when only the business
who makes OF the c-cent modern methods and
keeps cverlasHgly hustng Is going prosper
There is no doubt that possible for the merchants bank
and manufacturers Chckasa extend their trade terri
tory and develop customers the territory which
cuded with their trade radius How be done?
The Hot Stove League has furnished the what
need is "Hot Business League We imply that
any new organization required all that necessary is to
inject into the merchants association the OF pep life
energy and cooperation which possible
the Hot Stoers accomplish their purposes Every business
man in Chckasha ought be active member OF the orgaza
tion cheerfuly giving OF his time and influence There
other way in which the trade possibilities Of the Can be
i'1FeaTed The spirit of the eA Stow eagge will gS the
When business men get to working together as
single team the will be comparatively easy ways and
means OF trade extension readily be worked slot
Business League working harmonousy for
putting all the enthusiasm OF the baseball push drive
bigger business for Cckasa will just as successful as the
cry day because don't work together It's high to mend
Our ways forget petty eaoue and rivae better
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
TRIBUTE TO A PASSING PIONEER

Mr. William Speake clerk of the federal coue established
in Chckasha the old territorial days. has
land OF the living and in his going the has lost
who made and recorded part Of its history He
esng personality and marked degree happy
faculty OF winning the warmest attachment of those who called
him their friend
Probably nobody in the community enoycd more intimate
personal relations with Mr. Speake than Mr. Eugene Hamilton
so pioneer and associated with him We asked
Mr. Hamilton to write little tribute his friend and he said
! received telegram from S Bledoe old and tried friend
OF Mr. Speake which he referred Mr. Speak as my good
friend and one OF the best men knew This is culogy
eegy combined Then Mr.. Hamilton wrote the following:
fle believed in God and therefore believed in man. Gods
child lie conderate OF Others genial gentle true
AS one OF those who knew him. bear testimony to his high
ideals to his sterling friendship and of truth the
beautiful words OF that ritual which enderly
MS sorrowng brethren his resting place. express my
personal loss
Friend and BrotherssNe bid thee long farewell
IN letter OF coincidence to Mrs. Speake r. +. Scofern,
another Chcksha pioneer closely with Mr. Speake
personally and officially living i'll Deer Island Oregon
wrote in part:
mo matter what the world may say know him to have
been one OF Gods nobemen and considered him trest
rend ever had on EARTH Few knew him did and his death
IS a loss that Will never to feel"
Mr. Ed Bond and Mr. Eugene Norris members of a we'll
known law firm at Duncan who pactced before the old federal
court here, wrote to Mrs. Speake, saying:
we have both known Mr.. Spcake for twenty years our
acquaintance dates back the time he of the United
states court at Cckasa and the friendship began then has
Deen strengthened during the years that followed BY more nt
Hlate acquaintance that revealed ovabe character and
kind consideration for Others in so MANY WAYS that en-
noe traits OF character which constantly impressed
you with his true WORTH
No man who ensrine himself in the hearts of his friends as
did Mr.. Speake, can live in vain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
SCRIPTURE.
Psalms s:t.1o

|
To the chief musician upon Muth.
labben. A Psalm OF David: Il will
praise thee, 0 Lord, with my whole
heart; will show forth thy mar.
velous, works.
will be glad and rejoice in thee;
will sing praise to thy name, 0
thou most high.
When thy enemies are turned
back they shall fall and perish at
thy presence. ~
For thou has maintained thy right
and thy cause, thou safest in the
throng judging right.
Thou hast .rebuked the heaten,
thou hast destroyed the wicked, thou
has put, out their name for ever and
ever.
O thine enemy. distinctions are
come to perpetual end and thou
hast destroyed cities; their memorial
is perished with them.
But the Lord shall endure forever:
he has prepared his throne for judg-
ment.
And he shall Judge the world in
Righteousness, he shall minister
Judgment to the people in upright
ness. = -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
PHIL UPS
SPORT YARNS


with II blows mob. the Chicks
api IIarvesters split even In tho hit
ing yesterday. The Chicks. however.
had better day In the field. Drap's
aggregation made only ono error
while three bobbhs were chalked up
against the visitors.
81
Chief Nawssha. Enid catcher.
would have been the batt1eg hero Of
tho game had Guy Sturdy failed 10
deliver the timely blow that ended
yesterday afternoons contest and
won for the chicks. In other words,
the Chiefs homer would have been
the deciding blow.
Upchurch probably will do the
mound work for Clcveland's ag
grcgatIon Sunday afternoon. Up
church was one Of tho winning pitch
crs who helped the okmulgee clnt
cop, the fIrsthalf pcnnant last
season.
As long as the team continues H.
winning streak. Drap Hayes will MOI
change the lineup. he said today.
The win over Enid yesterday gave
the Chicks their fifth consecutive
victory.
o
Turnbull. the new infiedcr signed
by Ray windcr. IN battling 1000 Ia
the Western Association. He was
given his first trial yesterday wher
he was sent in AZ pinch hitter ant
delivered the goods by rapping oul
a clean single.
--o--
"Chesty". Allen. released from ths
local club several days ago, yester
day held PIttsbprg to four hits ant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

And II isn't recorded that Big Ben
Is going to give the jay'walkers
Jolt or two.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
MOTHERS DAY

when sons silence suspect when whispers Of his i'll deeds
name ms Mother IN the place among people where she
mas 10 keep her vigil truly she has her Getenane there She
scans the turns to the death notices. the stories
accidents suicides pson onses and surmses fearful things as
rivers. - - N' 'o"-Ae
protest. that if dog matreated as some Mothers are
tormented BY the abandonment of their sons every manly fellow
would seize the creature who did and thrash him within an
inch OF his lifcDr. s. Parkes Cadman in Association Men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

The Lord also viii be a refuge Tor
the oppressed. a refuge In time Of
trouble.
And thoy that know Thy name
will put their trust In Thee; for
Thou. Lord. hast not forsakcn them
that seek Thee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

The drive on spccdcrs with "hIch
tho new city administration has
started Is what might be called "A
move In the right direction" Keep
Il going IN all the fools are cap
turod and reformed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
COW DEAD. sur rxoSeaAreO

COW DEAD. Bur ExoNeRArEo
by United Press.
Denver. Colo. May "A COW
cannot be guilty Of couiributory
negligence. Such Is tie opin.
Ion OF the Colorado supreme court In
decision handed down recently.
John Sample struck Fred Adams
COW with an automobile. Sample re.
fused to pay. The supreme court
held Sample must pay for these
reasons: Cow has same right "a
highway as automobile; COW docs
not possess reasoning power. This
knowledge would make driver care
full. Cow cannot be guilty OF contrib
utory negligence to It's own death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
The Ruling Passion

A certain member Of Congress
recently become a parent. On an.
nouncing the news the doctor ex-
claimed, gleefully: 81 congratulate
you, sir; you are the father OF trip,
let's"
The Congressman was astounded.
mo, no. no." he replied, with more
than parliamentary emphasis. There
must be some mistake in the returns.
| demand q recount
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

How you gonna make the world
safe for democracy" rs long as Jays
and speed demons ply their murder
ous practices on the strectsf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
TWO KILLED WHEN
PLANE MAKES DIVE

Fayetteville. N. C.-Licutcnant Jos.
cph d. Virgin OF Norman. Okla. and
II. J. Hartman OF Reading. Pa. mem.
bers Of the Eighth Aero Squadron
were killed when their airplane went
into nose dive at an altitude OF
800 feet and dashed against tree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

Life ls q song and sorrow;
A Joy and pang Ia the fray:
Life In a need and u trusting
From dawn till the twilight In gray;
Then be you kind while You may.
Alfred Arnold.
fIf
I'VE have the past with liz nom.
orles. the present with its duties.
and tho future with It's anticipatIons
-ona for wisdom. ono for action.
one for hopc."--T. Munger
The drive on spccdcrs with "hich
tho new city administration has
started IN what might be called "A
move In the right direction" Keep
Il going TN all the fools are cap
turod and reformed.
And Il isn't recorded that big Ben
lis gong TO give the jay.walkers a
Jolt or two.
How you gonna make the world
safe for democracy" Ms long as Jays
and speed demons ply their murder
Gus practices on the strects'
l.. t.sn - ..tLt
The question Is: what right pad
the Huskers to take one when u
they had lost. the Chicks. with the
frat win from Enid. would have bcen
roos,ing right on top Of the trcc'
Our observation has been that on
M tho hest ways for a batter u
star some excitement among thos'
attending the services Is to alt q
three.bagger or home run wheu
the bases are full.
Sad thought for the fans: nov
blank. life will be when the team
finishes the home series and goes
, away. Dreary days TIL they return.
81 Simp says he notices that Il
takes less time to make trip wher
he has no delay on the way.
And sometimes o man Is made
happy by , little thing like the dis
eovcry that his last summers straw
hat will go through another season
somehowernuther. men are just
nacherly different.
For our own part. we are IN
favor OF the Gladysbell we'll turning
a out to be a reg'lar gusher. ..s.
Another week gone and here Is
the usual close Of the chapter: go tc
church tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

''wo have the bast with Its mem.
orIes. the present with its duties,
and tho future with It's anticipations
-one for wisdom. ono for actioE,
one for hopc."--T. Munger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07
Modern Classification

Modern Classification
A man entered the public library
iu Washington and asked of a
young woman at the desk whom he
knew:
Where can find the book en-
titled Man, the Ruler OF the
World'?" rHe
"Well,9 replied the girl, with a
smile, "you will probably find 1t
just across the hall in the fiction
department.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

won for Ted Warnings Independence
club. . 10 l. Allen was dissatisfied
hcre aud was hit all over the lot
ever time hc started At university
park.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

barney Cleveland will use his best
IA an attempt 10 even things up with
the Chicks this afternoon and to-
morrow afternoon. Two hard fought
games are expected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-07

The final game Of The Enid series
will start al $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.