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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Geek LEADS SHOOTERS
Il. 4. PAGES Field OF ~ Marksmcn
in Tulsa Gun Club shoot
Mcgee IL second.

Trapshooting continues to grow
in popularity AZ the third meet Of
tho Tulsa Gun club was pulled off
Yesterday afternoon on the Tulsa
rifle range grounds. Nineteen marks
men, moro than have over been on
the firing line at any previous meet
In Tulsa, furnished good after
Moons sport
X. G. Geek proved 60 be the
stcadier marksman Of tine afternoon
and gained an easy victory. with 90
targets To his credit, while his near
est opponent J. w Mcgee. was only
able to register 92. A glance over
the list of shooters below shows n
number OF new names in the lineup
which Is one of the most cncourag-
ing features of the 1921 season. II
will also be noted that several shoot
crs that were in the so and 60 class
last year are right up there with the
leaders, Lester Gillespie. oqualed
his own high mark of last season
with 81 ana landed in third place.
l.. q, Craft came In right on h.s
heels with "a 90 score.
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Plans for ReOrgdnizing
Olympic Body Are Made

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Plans Tor
the reorganization OF the American
Olympic committee into n pcrma-
nent organization to be known as
the American olympic association
were unanimously approved here to-
day az meeting OF the committee.
President @. T. Kirby Of the Ameri-
can Olympic committee. presided.
1t was decided that the first meet
ing OF the new association ana the
adoption OF n constitution and by
laws To govern It should take place
here December 2s, next This viii
be during the week In which the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic association,
Of which General Palmer Il. Pierce,
L. 4. A., retired, Is president, VIII
hold it's annual meeting here. II was
deemed advisable 10 have the Initial
meeting Of the now American Olym-
pic governing body held AT that
time. when fully 500 representatives.
Of American colleges and unlyer-
stiles viii be able 10 attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Dick O'Brien ShOlDs
improvement and Is
Formidable Fighter

CINCINNATI Ohio. Feb. D.
Dick O'Rrien, the giant Cincinnati
heavyweight boxer, has shown a
wonderful Improvement In his de-
Tense the past six weeks. Lack OF
defense is said to have Kept
o'Bricn from getting to the top
In his profession. but a new
system OF training his manager.
"Biddy" Bishop has adopted for
him seems To have worked won-
ders with the big local boxer. To-
day Dick O'lirlcn Is "a brand new
boxer and his manager In now COM
fident that he will be able to hold
his own with the best OF the big
men.
In many respects Dick O'Brien
is IA remarkable boxer and ring
experts maintain that he viii In
another year be boxing for the
championship. In his three years
at the game Big Dick has had AZ
contests In the ring and he won "a
OF these by knoCkuuts. IN Itself "A
remarkable record. Five referee
decisions went to O'Brien and one
opponent secured draw with
him. Three defeats are charged
up against him but what boxers
have not been defeated? All the
present champions, Dempsey.
Wilson, Britton. Leonard. XII
banc. Lynch and the rest have
suffered knockouis 80 It is not un-
usual but rather the proper thing,
II seems. for good boxer to have
suffered a reverse.
O'Brien is now planning a west
crn trip for his boxer. which may
call him to Denver, Tulsa, Okla.
Arizona, and through Texas,
OBricn recently issued n chal-
lengc to engage any heavywieght
in tho business and prefers Blll
brennan. Fred Fulton or any Oh
the top nOtchers.
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CHAMP BRITTON
BATTLES LEWIS
Welters Meet Tomorrow
Night-Other Good
Bouts This Week
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

Fob. Jack Bri't0u Vs. Tod LOWS, "
rounds at Sew york
Fob. Tommy Gibbons vs Tony Mel
choir 30 rounds at Toledo.
Fch. charley white Ns Frankie
Schall - rounds. at Buffalo.
Fch. .EaE IuFyOar NR. Babe Asher.
10 rounds At Peoria. lI
Feb. Silent Martin Na Jack stone,
10 ruunds. a. Kew York.
Fcb. Pete uafticy vs. Ntu Titz-
gerald 90 rounds ,t NCw York
Fch. Z Bryan buvuor We. Aurte rat.
nor. 10 rounds at Hocheftor. N Y,
Feb ,."t'arl rfemaine W Young Mon
frcnl 10 raIuda. ht Detroit
Feb BilIy Brlttuu vs. Rob stein. 10
rounds at pIttsburr Ran.
Fen S.JohnUy Wilson w. Navy Rus-
tan. 10 rounds at kpnUsha. WIa
Fob. A-Gvne belmont vs. Frankly
BRIT lo rounds at Providence. Il /.
Fob. sHBruuy CoHtcr W.. Sauuy No.
bio. 10 rounds. at Ncw YORK
fch. Joe Lynch VS.. Jah,2 white \
FEB. 20. K,d Norfok vs. Ictt clark. 10
rounds AZ Butfalu
Fob. 10 Harvey Th0rp We Frank Ne.
b'Wan, 10 rounds. at Kansas city.
Kan
Feb. i0-Tommy oToole W. Harvey
bright 10 rounds. at Scranton. Pa
FEB II BUD Logan Va Mel Stevenson,
8 rounds. at ST. Joseph. Mo.
Feb johnny Summers vs. Johnny
. Herman. 10 rounds at Now Yufk
req. l2-Arios Tanning W. illl Henry,
10 rounds, at Davenport Iowa
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HOUSE OVERRIDES
PRESIDENTS VETO.

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE.
and training which ought to be as
sumcd " an army OF 1890 men IL
to be efficient In proportion To it's
aggregate number
The FIRST Practical Army.
con the fourth day OF June, 1890,
| find bill passed the present con- 1,
Rress, providing for the reorganiza-
ton OF the army Because OF the
profoundly disturbed conditions of
the world and In order that fun
benefit might accrue to the people
OF the United States from the les
sons Of the world war. as to what
under modern conditions is required
10 be the nucleus OF an efficient
army, the war department has rec-
commended an army OF approximate
~ 100000 men. The congress. aft
er prolonged consideration, deter
mined to authorize. and did author
lao the reorganization OF the army
on ths basls of an enlisted strength
OF approximately 10000. includ-
ing In the organization new arms
like the air service and the chemi-
cal warfare service, the use OF
which were developments OF the war
ana provision for which IL neces-
sary addition to the pre-war strength
OF the army.
lF act hu IlbllG'u lUI INg llIFt
time in our history n practical or.
Eanization OF the army, resting on
divisions M practical units and re-
quircB the training Of the national
guard and the organized reserves
/ INTO territorial areas Of the United
states In association with the divi-
sluns Of the regular army Al this
time. the congress plainly regards
the provision then made az thei
minimum which would provide for
the added arms ana new duties I'M
posed on the army ana for that eff
,ioncy which tho peace time army
OF tho United states should have "A
nucleus OF mobilization In the event
of "a national emergency / regret
that ] ana not able 10 see In the con-.
iti0n OF tho world at large or in
thu needs ut the United States any
such change 1H would justify the
: Erirtiou upon that minimum which
Is proposed by the house Joint reso-
m'iuu.
SiguudJ Woodrow Wilson"
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Y. W. Girls Gaining in
Influence in Colleges

College Y, w, G. A. girls are hav-
ing more and moro "say-so" about
direction OF college association work
and program and there are college
girl Representatives on all field com
mlttees OF the national Y. w, Miss
May Hamilton, student secretary for
the southwest field, stated during "A
visit to the University OF Tulsa this
week. A student was 10 represent
ench field In the country at the con-
ference for field and headqual
tcrs secretaries 10 be held February
s-l2 in New york Chy to which Miss
Hamilton went from Tulsa. College
girls OF oklahoma and northern
Texas were to have as delegate at
the conference Miss Ann knight Of
the University OF oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Today in Ring History

lAsG-Ikc Weir, tho Belfast s'pid'
on. won over Blly Sykes In -four
hours ond 3S minutes at Liverpool
England.
Frank S. craig, tho Harlem
Coffcy Cooler. knocked ont NlI
Dunn at stanford \. w. in three
rounds,
1Sg3--Johnny Griffin knocked ONT
Ruly murphy In seven rounds at
New york
l99i--Jinmy Barry knocked ont
Joe Cranston in three rounds a
Chicago.
Is95-Tommy Mitchell won over
Jack McCl"llnud in three rounds.
1903 Terry McGovcrn and Joe
Rcrns'cin boxed six nOEdeCisiOr
rounds NJ Philadelphia.
lGll--CyClono Johnny Thompson
lost 20 Drc Smith in 20 rounds al
sydney Australia.
1872 willie Mochan knocked ou'
Tommy Ryan I'm Two rounds a.
SOnoma, Cal
Stanley Yokum aud Jp,
sherman boxed 10 rounds 60 draw
at Denver.
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5TH AUTO SHOW
STARTS MONDAY
CoNTINUED FRoM rAGE ONH

CONTINUED FROM PAGE pSE
Saturday morning ana dealers win
be busy today ana tonight pu'uug
PLAY 3,
Among the cars which will repre-,
sent Tulsa dealers In the show, In
Cluded in more than q hundred dis
plays are: Nash. Franklin. Loco
mobile, Mercer, Dodge, cole IS
Daniels "N,' Paige, Chevrolet, Pack
IT. "l2," Packard single g. lIud-
son, Essex Hupmobilc, Chandler,
Peerless, OldgWobile, Detroit cleo
'ric, Milhurn light electric, overland,
WHY'S knight Wcstcutt Ford, stan
dard 49," Oakland, MaXwo'. Chal-
mors Marmon, Jordan, AUbgru, Ll-
Fayettc, REQ, Rauch-Lang electric
and Cadillac,
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Negro Arrested for
Possession of Check

Unable to explain possession OF n
chook purpor'ed to have been made
by Paul Dixon Of Staudberg, Me-
Gravy g. Co, in the sum Of S29, Otis
Green was committed TO Jail under
bond OF $1,000 for trial by district
court at his preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice ). G. Maxey Saturday.
Testimony In the case went to
show that Green and another negro
were employed about the brokerage
house as janitors, and that on De.
cember 81 a pad Of 100 blank checks
was stolen. Later Green was ar
rested as he attempted TO pass the
check on Phil Paplingcr, Eas,
First street.
At his arraignment In dir rict
court Saturday afternoon, Green
was allowed until Monday to plead
10 the district court Information,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
StOrv in World Finds
Mother for Daughter

Mrs NJ. =. Riley OF Henryetta'
who wap unabic Friday To find the
daughter whom Ehc came 10 visit
without noting the street address,,
was reunited with her daughter
Mrs Daisy Bungbrncr, a few hours
after the delivery OF the saturday
Morning World containing request
for help In locating Mrs BumRarneI
by Commandant O, +. Johnson ~
the salvation Army Before Fso
O'Clock Mrs. Bumgnrner bl6 South
Cheyenne, telephoned the citadel,
where Mrs. Riley spent the night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
De VALERA HERE TONIGHT
His Speech on Ihonogrnph To Bc
Heard by Local Irish.

a plea for the recognition of the
Irish republic by the people and gov
ernmcnt Of the United states, In the
form of speech delivered by prcsh
dent de valera before returning %
his country ana reproduced IN a
phonograph record, viii be the fca-
turc of the meeting ~ the local
branch of the American Association
for Irish recognition in the assem-
bly, room Of the city hall at & o'clock
sunday night. Progress ~ the ar
rauEcmcuts for the Miss MacSwinoy
meeting here February lS win BE-
reported ana everybody Interested is
invited,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
FRENCH SPORTS
HONOR GEORGES
Carpenter Given Purse
For Best Athletic
Feat of Year

PARIS. Jan 1S.-At the recent
banquet given by the French fedora
ton Of boxing in honor Of Georges
Carpenter. the French champion
received the lO,00O-franc purse Of
ferod hy the Academy OF Sports for
the greatest athletic performance OF
the year Carpenter announced
that ne would present the sum 10 his
native town, Lieven. near Lens.
MADRID, Jan. 12.--An uneXpect-
ed obstacle TO the spread of foot
ball and other field sports In Spain
has arisen in the shape of protests
from pedagOgues and other Ian
gua2e purisis, who are Illuminating
against the use of English words
imported with the sport. They as
@rt the constant shouting during
the game Of such eNClamatiCns az
shoot" Coal" Pass" and "Hur-
rah,' in English is having the ef-
feet of spelling the pure Spanish OF
the rising generation. They demand
the substitution OF Spanish terms
for "footballista," as the player
usually desiEnates himself, and for
all Of the other hybrid words forced
into the Spanish language by fol-
lowers Of the sport
PARIS Jan. 19.-FrenCh tennis
experts predict great court future
for l.. Brugnon, the lS-ycar-old
French youth who recently won the
Paris indoor tournament. Brug-
mon defeated \. l.. Bcamish, the
veteran English internationalist, in
the finals 6-l. ca. 60.
Young Brugnon has for a year or
SO been known as a first-ratc anna
teur iu Paris Tennis circles, but the
recent tournament was tho first one
IN which he had ever taken part
he played a slashing, hard-drivlnR
game which practically smothcrcd
The elderly, but classy Bcamish
Brugnun greatly resembles the once
great Maurice McLOughlin in action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
ERSITY OF TULSA DEFEATS AUSTIN COLLEGE 4S- 81
81. Pdui B0WierS in
Lead in Singles and
Doubles at 81. Paul

ST PAUL, Feb d.. st P,ul
bow,cr' took the lcaa in tho sim
giles and doubles events al tho
National bowling utso,uvou's
tournament tudo, @. Wander
tuuk ana = Gordon. both OF st.
Paul, ~ FOR top houor7 In the
singles, with Gil each,
4. Layac1tt Nd J.. Shlpy 90 S.
Paul headed the doubles. with
lit9.
Tonight JG out.oi. town five.
man teams rolled iu Hu effort tu
displhvc the llHmm ENrolsus OF
ST. Tlul which had $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
YANk VANGUARD OFF FEB. 21
n'ucry Men and Babe Ruth Leave
-. Tor Camp That Day.

vNbN YORK, Feb, 5.-Tho New
iork American baseball club has
oo.p.clrl plans for tho building Of
Ntoo 600 stadium on the north
uank OF the Harlem river IN the
~ To' Ihe'n part of the city, Colonel
a., l.. Huston, part owner oG the
st-', 'nnounced here today. The
5.tl I'i lhc new home Of the Yankee
WI, o' IN East l6lst street.
r rHNs call for a design similar to
u'r nal" bowl and It viii provide a
Saths capaclty of $4,000. 1t is
ttvp'a io have Il completed I'm time
IT. l'aication at the opening of
NE l922 season.
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DALLAS ROBBERS
GET 25-YEAR BIT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
overflowod down the corridors OF
the federal building.
Rowan was accused In testimony
of Scrivner with having been the,
''maAter mind" who Planned the
robbery, ana Scrivner swore that
Rowan stood across the street from
the jackson street station as the
bandits did their work
Both Rowan and Luna will carry
the case TO the higher courts. Im-s
mcdiately after the jury's verdict
was read Attorney w. w Nelms.o
for tho defense, gave notice OF ap-n
peal. n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
College Athletes In
Competition at Boston

BOSTON ARENA. Feb. b.--Ath-
ietcs Of the colleges and the clubs Of
tho east, south aud middle west com
pleted tonight at the annual indoor
games Of tho Boston Athletic asso-
citation. II was the most representa-
tive gathering of the country's
athletic strength since the Olympic.
In several instances stars OF the
United states champion Olympic
team stretched legs in competition
for the first time since the games
They were opposed by fields OF high
auAlltY.
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but not in the class with Lynch. The
champion should win without much
trouble. The fact that II II "A no.
decision affair makes II impo-,db bile
for white 20 win the title except by
a knockout
Johnny Wilson ig not lfinuing any
risk Of rclinquEhing his title by
meeting Navy Rostan Tho latter g.
not in the championship class and
should serve as q punching bag fpT
even a champion Of Wilson's calibor
other Good Bouts.
There are number of other good
bouts on the weeks schedule Bud"
Logan, who holds newspaper de-
Cision over Jack Brittuu. Woitcr-
weight champion, viii make his first
appearance I'm s. Joseph for soy-
oral years when he meets Mel StL 20
cnson Of LoSllie. Ill Friday NIGHT.
These boxers have been anxious 10
get together for some time. and the
American Legion post I'm 81 Joseph
landed the match Stevenson has
been in LaSalle training and Is In
good shape.
Harvey Thorp and Frand Nc
will clash In 1O-round bout In
Kansas CITY Kan. Thorp has tho
advantage Of experience. but Nc
Gowan claims he win win hy a
knockout with his right hand punch
Tony MclChOlr Chicago heavy
weichI will be put 20 tho acid test
when he meets Tommy Gibbons AZ
Toledo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Liring Frog Found
In Stomach of Fish
Hooked Through Ice

BOSTON, Fcb. 81 frog
which had taken up residence in a
pirhCrCls stomach, wns dispoS-
~c~Scd by Harry Fairbanks of this
city. vino hooked thc fish
through the ice at NH Pond "
II. \ few minutes. after cNic-
tiuU, the firmi,tCrnial iaillCS, ann
ana huppcd lauguidly Ga new
quarters behind stove The
frogs "pickCrcI houschoa" was
- inches long
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Vinita High Cdgers to
Play School of Mines

Special 10 rho world.
NINITA. Fob, -.--iiavinF Issued q
challenge to any basketball team
within a radius Of 100 miles the an
yet undefoated Ninita city basketball
team must meet the school of Mines
team from Miami, February 10.
The latter team In said to be
one ~ The strongest In tho
state and the game Is expected 10
he one OF the fastest ever played
here.
Friday the Vinita high scnool
girls defeated the Wolch girls by n
score of 81 To 0. and the Vlnits
high school boys lost to the Welch
boys by 20 TO 22.
ON February l2 the Big Cabin
city boys will play the Edna city
boys at Edna, Kan. Tho Blg Cabin
team has not been defeated this
gcaBOn
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HARRIS WOULD REJ0IN TEAM
ItrCAlCitTunt First Iiascman Writes
Plea for Reinstatement.

CLEVELAND. ohio. Feb. 5.--Joo
Harris. former Cleveland American
league hard hitting first bascmnn,
wants TO rciOin the Indians
Writing TO Catcher Steve O'Nclll
Harris said.
II want 90 play with the Indians
arain this year. See what you can
do for mo"
O'kcill referred the letter 10 James
G Dunn pres dent Of the local clup,
who said that he was puwcrlc-s to
aid Harris I'm returning 10 orRuui2ed
baseball and that Joe would h1yo 20
make his petition 'o Judge Lands
and the now advisory board
Harris held out fpr larger salary
n year ago, ana whom Dunn declined
tp meet his demands he signed mp
with Franklin. ia. independent
team, with whom ho played last
year,
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NATION INCENSED
AT ALLIED ACTION

CONTINUED FROM rAGU oNE.
struction OF the new German people
aud tho beginning " the end OF
Americas world commerce, "a con
tcmplatod in tho rcpnrntions de-
mauds of tho allies" former United
statcs senator James Hamilton
Lewis Of Illinois declared in an ad.
dress before the Far Western Tray
clers' association here tonight
Tho speaker charged that the
rcparntiuus agreement, "a an
nouuccd IN Paris, was designed to
prevent tho central powers from
trading with the United states Or
from getting any economic help
from this country
The sum put on GERMANY" said
Mr.. Lewis, and tho method of pay
ment are deliberately arranged 10
prevent Gcrmany from getting AID
| from any country other than her war
creditors, t~SE keeping Germany
| from increasing Scr debt TO the Eu
ropean allied countries. The United
states must prevent this wrong
Trying to Trick 4. =.
European and Asiatic nationh. he
added are seeking "to trick the
United state. into naval inncllon'
then under The gulac OF n govern
mcnt merchant marine these ma
| tions will prepare navy or com
mercial ships sufficient 10 Drive
American trade Off the soas, and of
Armament powerful enough to pre-
vent America rcsentlng the isola-
| ton"
Mr.. Lewis declared that American
| foreign trade under present condi'
tionH depends upon an American
\ navy, and will survive or fnll nm
Americas ability to enforce her
place In the world ana her strength
OF defense to hold her position when
she gets g."
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\ A'P0SlE SH0PPE' PLEASING
Musical Play Under Auspices of
Lady ShrincrS Draws Well

The two-act musical play, The
rosie Shoppo." was presented at
convention hall last night TO an
enthusiastic audience by local cast
under the auspices Of the Ladies'
shrine
=. The unanimous verdict was that
~ wa' our of the most pleasing
nome talent entertainments ever
presented in Tulsa. The appearance
OF groups of dancers, ranging from
wee little tots OF three years to
EiIih OF sixteen and older, was one
o. the delightful features.
Every member of the cast fitted
wen INTO his part. Lucille Thomp-
Sn VINO played the lead. Mars G.
Eu"'rd, opposite, and IL. II. Crosby
~ VINO impcrsonatcd "a gentleman
n, Color, were applauded literally.
me ine audience was delighted with tho
entire Offering
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Texans Throw Scare Into
Tulsa and Almost
Won Game
LOCALS THEN TIGHTEN
Score Tied in Middle Of Sec
ond Half, Tigers Stage
a Comeback

sp...a. .1 Tho world.
SHERMAN, Texas, FEB. 5.--Aus-
rr college tonight threw u scare into
,bc rrIyprsity OF Tulsa basketocrs
Nvfeu ..oy ovorcame a 10-poiut lead
ip the nrst half and maintained "a tie
fuul the middle OF the second half.
The Tigers Of Tulsa thcn rallied
and Do, rhc splendid goal shooting Of
prrnam and kcck and .he tight
gg,rl.nE Of Kerr and Stepp won,
l.,,a. II was the seventh straight
,trfory for the Tulsans and conClud-
cd fh,lr road trip, on which thcy
won seven out OF eight games.
.f'.. f.ugubgs
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HARD FOUGHT GAMES
First Presbyterian ana First NJ. Il
Bcat First Baptists and Boston
VI. u. Quintcts.

Hard fought games marked play
last night in the Church RaHk otball
league. First Presbyterian defeat
ing First Baptists tS to 10 and First
NJ. u. boating Boston Avenue NJ. u.
3 TO az. A unique feature Of the
first gamo was that four out OF the
five players on the Baptist team are
brothors--from the Sotscr family.
fria iipa,pgs
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Boxing club Is Formed
BIZ o. NJ. A. Students

Special 10 The wo1ii.
ClAREMORE, Feb. 5.--At a re-
cent meeting of the students OF the
Oklahoma Military aCamedy box
ing club vas organized, with Ken
meth Sanders as president and Loon
Moore az secretary treasurer. Bhs-
kctbaII will also be INDUCED I'm
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Oklahoma Bdsketeers
Defeat GrinneH Quint

GRINNELL, Iowa, FEB, 5,--Oklo-
homa defeated Grinncll here tonight
In the final contest OF "A basketball
series. by score Of 23 70 20. The
game was see-saw affair, first one
team and then the other being in
tho lnnl
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Los ANGELES. Feb. Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion
said tonight he would leave tomor-
row for Ncw YORK In response 10 a
telegram from his manager, Jack
KeaTus, requesting that the cham
pion Join him IN the metropolis.
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provides a commission of three men
to govern the sport in this state and
has numerous commendablc foa-
lures. II passed, the measure Will
serve TO place boxing on an estab-
lished basis in the state and TO in
sure better and cleaner boxing
shows. A. similar, measure was de-
feated two years ago In the state
Legislature, and II the present bin
Is beaten It will be two years be
fore another can be presented.