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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
SEASONS BEST WRESTLING
MATCH TAKES PLACE TONIGHT
Ajax Encounters
Waino kctoncn al Broad
way Athletic Arena.

Waiuo kctun"n. popular grapplcT
%; Finland. and Tony NjcX, OF st.
Louis. will wrcStlr "a, The broadway
Athletic Arena tonight in Il match
that should prove to. he the best
staged her" since the outdoor bouts
We're started early in the summer.
Both are middl"w"iEhtS Of ability.
ana Will" each uses Drawn to effect,
they ais" are scientific
l<"toucn is a fivoritc in Richmond
aud makes his second appearance OF
the season tonight Last year he
performed for the local fans. hut
Sr"nt IN" summer months in :urupc
ihiS year ANA returned to this conn-
Try about three weeks ago. lie
wrcStlcd 10" Turner here last wcol<
ana won from til" veteran middle
weight. k"toncn is a fnvoritc here
ana VIII hay" u large number of sun
i"rt'rS rullin" for him tonight
Ia hrinGing Alan 40 This city. tb,
local promoters have secured II ms,
Wh" wiil put up battle He has
''|"untcr"d kct"ncn once. tho hout
: an" NOR" than two hours to n draw
Loon craprl"rs thavc agreed To wrcs.
llr 10 finish t"isght tho victnrinus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
| ennis Tournament
to Bsgin Tomorrow

Women of the Country club OF
virginia will begin their annual
ohttlc Tor tennis honurs tomorrow
AFTERNOON ut 1 o'clock on the
courts of the local club. Arrange
m"nts fer the event were com
plet"d yesterday afternoon and
inc pairinGs for the first round
announced.
interest IN tho tournament cen
terS IN the playing Of Miss ELIZA
beth Warren and Miss Penelope
anderson. Miss Anderson holds
the championships as. IL result of a
victory over Miss Warren last
year. The latter has two legs on
the silver trophy. and should she
win this year will omc~intu per
"hncnt possession Of the cup.
iarinES FOR the first round:
Mrs. Dahncy VS.. Mrs. t'pShiIr;
Miss NJ. T.. R"gcrSon vs.. Miss
cary: Miss Mary Sadlcr ". Miss
VI. NJ. Halves: Miss Lloyd vS. Miss
Anderson; Miss X RorcrSon vs..
Miss Virginia Taylor. Miss Mary
Anderson VS.. Miss Eleanor rar-
rlsh; Miss Sarah Powers rs. Miss
NJ. NJ. iIoadlcy, and Miss Williams
vs.. Miss Elizabeth Warren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
WHITE SOX BLANKED
BY ATHLETICS, 80

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26.-Moore
and Harris blankrd Chicago. 3 to 0.
and gave the locals the final series
with the White SoN. four to one. In
the sixth inning, johnson knocked
the ball over Strunk's head i'm the
lcft-ficld blcachcrS. but Strunk pro-
tested that the blcacheritcs had in
icr;cr"d with his Judging the ball,
and Umpire Moriarty honorcd the
protest by declaring the home RIM
void.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
GIANTS STRENGTHEN EADRY
TAKING GAME FROM CARDS
Phillies Defeat Pirates While New York Is w;nninr
From Mound City Tcam-Kihg's Bat
ting Beats Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. PA, Sept. os.-Phil.
adclphia achieved it's first Pittsburgh
victory of the season by taking to-
days game. > to !.
iiubbcll was unsteady. passing i've
men. hut frightened up with men IN
bases. Kings battin. was rcsponsi
bic for the visitors runs. scoring the
first man with single and tallying
himself on his double To left AMI RAJ
doris single. Maranvillc's single. his
steal Ia second and RohcrtSons nit
accounted for the Pirates run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
WlNSTON-SALEM VOTES
TO RETAIN MANAGER
Special to Tho rimcs-Disn,,c,

Especial To The Times Dispatchl
Inst, 'N-SAlfM, y. g.. sept. ii.
isHhS y Clancy will pilot IN.
! WINS during tho 1922 season of H..
"hW"h' League. He has been re-.
"I''''" manager Clancy lcft today
I"r visit i" his brother ana two
EI,.,I' ~ =, ms old home in Rhode Is
''hu' Nhii" away he may pic,; M,
a ;"w promising players r"r ucx.
wear. "'NN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
NORFOLK TAKES FIRST
OF P0ST-SEASON SEA
Warhop's Grew Downs P1
mouth in Initial Battld
for Pcnnant.
nLow EARLY IN q
Home Team Secures Lead OF
Rnns In Second Innlng-Icdb(
Unsteady nnd Tnrs Pound liinl
Twelve Hits.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. 4; Port sinOuth, =.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk ut Portsmouth,.

ISpccial 10 The Times IhsI,atc ct
NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 26.-Ski'
warhop hurled steady ana n
game. while the wrcckinE e.
walked into Lcdhcttcr's hooks In
second and seventh. and Norfolk
the opening game of the post Sc
this afternoon by the score OF
>. The attendance was ono OF
largest that over stacked into
local mark To witness a game. d
Nnrfnlk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
Chcss Chnmp t,"nsilrr> l,hnIIrnrr.

NEW NDTiK. Srpt. 10 t'rlnk I
Marshall, United states chess cham
nion. today had under consideration "a
Cna l"nGr for his, title received from
Norman I. Whitaker. at Washington
W hi'ak"r finished second in the
Masters Tournament at Atlantic civ.
"hil" Marshall tied for NTH with two
other PLAYERS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

TOR OF Public Safety. Cortclyo,, an
hounccd today that he would not is.
sue a permit for a night between Ron.
ny Leonard and Sailor Friedman here
neM week nor FOR any hsht in which
mas frirtllcd his contra, IN ,nco,
tommy M"al"y "A, the Olympia 4. A.
October IL -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

to Lao for the second tide. oh
tanning 1:53 J.. NJ. Any apparent
discrepancies in examples may be
cNpi;icnh when 1t Is remembered
IL happens occasionally that the
irSt high tide AT Old Point oc-
ours so late as To throw calcula-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

Grappl"r I" h" tn" one who pins ;h,
shoulders "f his opponent to the ma,
two out of three fails
The mru arrived in Richmond last
night ANA held "a brief workout at the
arena. Each announced himself to be-
IN urst-"laSS physical condition and
ready for a "ri"llinc match.
charles M"tr"up"loS. Greek wrasi.
Ter aud also a faVoritc here. will meet
IN" winner. y" dat" has been set fo-
til" match with Mctroup"loS.
Dispatch n"wSu"lS will Ice admitted
ircC u Tho mntnh tnnight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

The local tim" of hieh water at
IN" places named may lee found APP
prpNlnai"lN for each dan 10y
au"lnf IN" tidal differences. print
"i IN hours and minutes opposite.
the names of the locality. to the.
times Of nigh tides at ola Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
,,als ...:... ~ . - 10 o
Philadelphia.


Sumnar:': Two-basc hit-Schaik.
Home run-.Iohnson Sarri nee hit
Galloway. Double piays-Brazill
ana Galloway. Left ON baScS-Chi-
"ae". 10: Philadelphia. !. Eases on
haliS-on Moore. . on Harris, |: OFT
russell y. Hits-om Moore. In
innings: OFT Harris in innings
Hit. by pitChcr-hy Moore tMcLcllan.
struck "ut-hy Moore. :: by Harris.
]: by Russell. l. Winning pitcher
Moore. tmpirc*-Wilson and Mo-
r!arty. Timc-l:J 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

tons based on il far into the after
noon ar night. In such eases il is
necessary to make the initial cal
cnlation on the second high tide
at Old Point for the preceding day
Ia obtain the time Of the first high
tide AT the desired locality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

IESTEiiNIl. HE. ONT. Sept. 20
y match race for $a.Uun between Sim
II" O.. tn United States pacing
champion. and Eomnlo. Canaila's fast
est PAGER Viii bc held here Thurs
day. III" event VIII he over "a half
mil" course ana will he on the two
in thrnn- hrAt nlAn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati nj thirnEo.
Br0oklyn at Boston &. yumrsl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

summary: Two-basc hits-tI,
rr'sch. Thrcc-basc hl,-R,nrrnt,'
St"icn- bases bancroft. S,"ri ~,
I'M. ' -, IN, Double plays-Raw.
10 i,,va, ', 81, rot I" Kelly. HornsAy
Hcw York. 10; ST Louis. = I;ases
81 'i t, P"rtica .: OF W.Jkcr
-, on prencr, /; or Nch.. ?. iii iii
g" in "rt,cai In innings: on walker
ming. struck out-hv ~ IN IN
Yea !. by pfcncr WI, w fcr-
i'cr'!ca. Winning ,, !" 10 pitch :
sing pitchcr-Pcrtir, ,'NcH'.
Mem ana Mccormick '"pi.rS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
Pittsburgh.

=. ! 'erncN stolen D. So MaranviiIe
Iacrihc" htt-,iooch. Double plays
- smith. Rador and konctchy. Hon
has N"nctchy and Rapp. Lief, on
m Ihiladclphia, s; Pittsburgh :
'"HcS on balls-on HuobclL, !. ui,s
%" NuhmS in innings OF Carl
ION; none IN innings struck o,,t
nH hunhcii ,; by Adams. 3: nv carl.
/ n.i, inning ritcher--IIubbcu
h'Gier and Moran. Timc-l:3i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
EXHIBITION GAMES

Detroit CAmcricHns) .. 10 o
Ia tim"r" Internationally . . .
haitcricS-DauSS. Woodall and
Manion: Groves. Clarke and Styic..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
SPORTS

-. Loui3 Sept. as.-Nchf was
master OF the Cardinals here tod,v
anu anu kept their hits scattered. Will
win. To /. ""'s 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

The Shat0,d styles Fall definitely
od5o,d designers anticipating Americas style Soo,d Clothes
are distinguished BY several Utay
tailoring features Sack coats made with the
"nes 10 oedr o They have pockets All
p Al trousers made double pocket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
New York. 4: Cleveland. :.
thf'nE". 3; Philadrlphiu. u.
Only two games scheduled.
STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Boston AT Philadelphia.
81. Louis nj New Ynrk
only Nv" games scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

~ RESULTS YESTERDAY
;,ssw York. {: -. Louis.
n,Iadripiiin. .: Pitt ,hurrh
onIS two games srbrd,,I.,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

American Association RcsuIts
'"!nmhNS, >; Minneapolis. ..
Louisville Kansas city. rain.
~ OthCrS Srhhnlllrl
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Chicknhominy River.

" "'r'''"''>'t. IN HOURS AND MINUTES j
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
O. C. IS FAVORED
FOR COLLEGIATE
MEET IN SPRING
Proposal to Tighten Elig-
ibility Rules Provokes
Storm Of Protest

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec 10.
Oklahoma city probably will secure
the oklahoma intercollegiate track
and Held m ot mex spring and
whether DO will be- voted spring
fixture for the metropolis depends
upon the succc1F Of the experiment.
This "a tho decision of athletic di-
rcctorH and t1cul,y ropr aontaiiVes
pf Che conference schools VINO gath
cred here today FOR thcir annual
business W"c l.E
while nuM decision rosts with tho
games committee. 70 is the cxpr 'ssed
mop OF PRACTICAL. all Of the mem
bere that the moot boz made an Okla
hoUa city uNture uader auspices Of
the Oklahoma CITY Athletic club.
Most OF taos, attending had been
present at tho Sapulpa -Ardmors
game Friday and h1d been i'm.
pressed by the manner in which the
hlctic club handled this event
thoy sald.
John Lance athletic director oi
Southwest Teachers college, al
Wclthcrfurd was elected preside nj
of the conference. william II
Thompson Of klngtiehcr college wat
named vice president. and Il. G.
Gallagher cf the oklahoma Aggic;
succeeded himself az secretary.
oklahoma Cl y college repre-
scntcd by r. q, Soutar. athletic dl.
rector. was admitted TO member
ship by unanimous vote Coach
Springer OF the university prcpara
tory school, Tonkawa, presented tho
application OF his institution to be-
come the twelfth member, but tho
application was acSica AZ .S!a time
Coach Springer was advised that
the conference would be glad 20 re.
consider his application next year
should the Tonkawa school prove
during tho intervening time that n
has come up to conference standard
An effort 20 make the eligibility
rules more rigid met with such op.
position that it was dropped.
II was decided. however. that the
conference should have a list Of ac
credited officials. All members o1
the conference are to report 10 the
secretary the names OF officials they
have found competent and incompc
tent Officials desiring to worl
conference games also VIII he per
mltted to file their names with th'
secretary. after which a selection
will bo made and those considered
| competent promulgated.
Tho eligibility committee consist
OF Ivan Grove of Baptists, chair
man. Frank Welman OF Phillips
and Frank wyatt OF Northwestern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
JONES DECIDES
TO BATTLE LAST
TITLE CONTENDER
Game Will BE Played at
McNulty Park; Off
cials Are Selected

The Oklahoma high school
football championship for
1921 will be definitely settled
here next Friday afternoon
when Sapulpa and Pryor meet
on the Rridiron at McNulty
park.
Coach Virgil Jones Of Sa-
pulpa and Coach T y. Brosna-
han of Pryor reached an
agreement last night after
negotiations throughout the
day.
I'ryor's Nounta showing strong
Coach Jonoe. whose team has
played "a long and hard schedule OF
70 games. meeting and defeating
teams Of practically all tho leading
cities Of the state. az first was In
ciined 10 decline proyers challenge.
But he felt that In view OF Fryor'a
unexpected and impressive defeat OF
Nowata at Cnrcmprr Friday the
NayCs county elsyDn's claims were
entitled to some consideration. so
he finally determined 90 risk the
honors already won and give Pryor
the chance 10 demanded
"If we win" said Jones', there
win be none left TO make Tho slight
est prctcnsc Of n claim TO the cham
pionahip. " we tnEe-- wei, We
simply lose, thaIa all"
Coach Jones aud Coach 1irosna-
han iu their final long distance
phone conferences last night agreed
on all points Tho game viii start
ht 2.30 Ia the afternoon. The teams
viii split the receipts. there being
40 guarantee johnny Mnulbetsch
Of the oklahoma Aggies. former
Michigan star who made the all
American tcam ir mis- playing days,
win referee: Coach Bhtemnn Of
sand Springs n Texas Aggio product.
win ofdciate as umpire, and Frank
Mccain Of Oklahoma university viii
serve as head lincsmnn. All other
details and arrangements VIII be left
TO Lou Duffy. sporting editor OF tho
Tulsa Tribune, and u. A. Bridge
water, sporting editor 81 the Tulsa
World.
sapulpa Players willing.
Despite having played through q
strenuous campaign, tbs members
of the Sapulpa team didn't hesitate
when their coach asked them Satur-
day whether they wanted TO play
this latest rival, Pryor. A chorus OF
yes" "you bet" Two sure vii" d"
you tell em" and the like went up
when Jones put the question To
them. II the boys had felt they
were played out" Jones might not
have agreed TO play Pryor,
The sapuina regulars all w!!l be
In shape for tho battle, II is be-
lievod. Captain Rex Thomas. Half
back Cleo Cnywood and Center
Baso, who received minor hurts In
Fridays battle with Ardmore, all
were up and about and ready to
tear into another opponent
For Thomas. the slashing "iiippo"
Morris aud two or three others OF
Jones brightest stars, Il viii simply
afford one more chance to gather
honors In high school uniform
They're not only willing but glad to
get It, These boys graduate this
year and the game with Pryor Will
be their last for Snpuipa.
Coach Brosnahan OF Pryor. who
also Is principal OF the Pryor high
school. said his men were In splendid
condition. SO far Ra the physical
condition Of the youngsters IS con-
cernod, Pryor could play tomorrow.
no declared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Meet Pryor Here Friday Afternoon for High School Football Honos

because In many a tourney, Young
Jake showed an inclination TO be-
come temperamental when the
worries refused to roll for him. lie
always seemed 20 lack and really
does lack, the coolness OF Hoppe and
his habit of getting hot around the
collar when he failed to get the
breaks held him back quite a while.
Within the last eight or ten
months, however, young Jake settled
down. lie made up his mind that
II he was ever going to emulate his
great father. the late Wizard"
Schaefer. he would have to control
his temper. SO he took his tempera-
ment in hand. prA ticed for many
hours n day over a stretch of months
and went into training" for his
big effort at Chicago which resulted
In his winning the title.
During the last two years or so
students OF billiards have recognized
young Sohaefer ~ a player with the
making OF a great star and a future
champion. His rise has been rapid.
II has really been sensational, for
as lately as 1919 none who saw him
play would have venturcd to predict
that he would he the worlds cham
plon today. This was because as we
have mentioned, hts playing was in
different.
Schaefer started his real campaign
for the title by abandoning red
balr' and devoting his time exclu-
sively TO balkline. lie inherited
great natural ability from his father
and when he applied himself, 1t be-
gan to crop out, Those who have
watched him recently say there II
scarcely flaw to be found in his
work on the green cloth. Hc aocs
everything we'll Perhaps his great
est asset Is his ability to make draw
shots. which. as Willie Hoppe has
often said, Is the foundation upon
which successful balkline play must
be built
The precision he uses In making
his shots, his fine judgment OF speed.
his stroking and his ability to nurse
| the worries stamp him as real
champion The knack OF gathering
the balls and holding them was the
outstanding fault OF Schacfer's play
/ In the last tourney held in New York.
| He has overcome this fault and once
/ he got away to a start on Hoppe in
| the recent Chicago tourney there
was no stopping him.
The confidence that comes with
winning the title will be a great as
set to Schaefer. In fact, II will make
a better player OF him. II he takes
! the proper care of himself. he may
he champion for a long while.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
TO DANGEROUS TIBET
DIR. shelton Goes Back TO BE the
Court PLY dcian 10 Pope OF
Buddhist Faith.

SHANGHAI, China, Dec. 1O.-Dr
A. l.. Shelton. the missionary who
was captured by the Yunnan ban.
dts last year and sensationally res.
cued by an American searching
party, has returned to China after A
TO Lhassa to become court ply
sician to the supreme head OF the
Buddhist church In China. the Dan
Lama. who besides himself to be
the relncarnatlOn OF Buddha.
While In America DR. and Mrs
Sheldon supplied themselves with
quantities OF pocket knives. cheap
watchese agate marbles and strings
of shell pearl beads to be used as
presents along the dangerous Jour.
ney which ne IS undertaking Tar
into the interior and through the
country. where he was held a cap.
tive Tor 81 days and underwent
much suffering. Previous expert
ence has taught him that these
small articles are most attractive
to the average Thibetan official or
priest. and pgesents are an indis-
pensable thing in all Thibetan trav-
cling.
The trip he Is making Is full Of
almost insurmountable difficulties
and is through the widest parts Of
China and Thibet, where the
bandits are in control and where
| there is constant warfare.
Mrs Shelton will not accompany
| her husband. she is en- route TO
India, where she viii publish the
story OF Esther In the Thibetan
J language
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
N0fre Dame OPPOSED
TO Game With Center

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 10. ---
The Notre Dame university faculty
board Is opposed To a football game
between Notre Dame and Centre col
lege at San Diego, Cal, December
26. because II does not believe Il ad
visable to bring two teams from tho
same section OF the country togeth-
er In another part OF the United
states. This statement was made
today with the announcement that
so far as Notre Dame Is concerned,
all negotiations for such a contest
arc closed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Dutch" BrOlUR Named
Grid Captain at ". w.

ALNA. Dec. lO.--Alhort Dutch"
Brown, considered by some football
critics tho best end in the Oklahoma
intercollegiate conference this year.
has been elected captain OF the
Northwestern Teachers college foot
ball team for 1922, It was announced
today.
Brown win be playing his third
year OF collegiate football. Jim Gro
well was elected 10 scout other
teams. only three members OF the
1921 team win be iost by graduation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
nIg Auto Kncc To-day.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. 10
Fourteen automobile race drivers,
most OF them prominent nationally,
will compete on the new san Fran
cisco speedway at San Carlos. near
here tomorrow In "a ESQ. inter
national sweepstakes for the Golden
Gate cup and s25.oOO IN cash prizes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
SOUTHERN ELIGIBIJLJy
RULES ARE TIGIITENED

BlRMlNGHAM, Ala, Dec. 10
No student who has participated In
athletics as a member OF any team
Of collegiate rank shall ever he per-
mitted TO take part In any intercol-
legiate contest ms member OF any
other institution. under u rule
adopted today by the Southern In
tercolleg,ate Athletic association, In
session here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Ist NJ. f., Grace VI. e.
and Lutherans Winners

a tripleheader was played last
night at the Y M. G. A. In tho sun
day school Basketball league. Re
suits:
~. so, Emmanuel Baptist IL; First
L.utheran lS. Trinlty IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Denies Miner Break

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 10,
Frank Harrington, president of the
Illinois district of the United Mine
Workers OF America denied there Ia
any dissension among Illinois miners
TO break away from the international
un..n and join the Kansas 'insuG.-
union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
N,i,Icrs puy First Snckcr

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. iO.--Ted
Jourdan OF the salt Lake city Pa
cif!e Coas; league, former white Sox
first baAoman. was purchased today
by tho Minneapolis club OF the
American Association. according TO
an announcement made here today
by r. j. Westlake. Vice president OF
the club. The purchase price was
not stated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Reilly suu Governs Porto Rico

WASHlNGTON, Dec, 10.-Op-
ponents of 1. Mont Reilly governor
OF Porto Rico, have failed TO file
formal charges against him and T.
Is understood that they will not do
so, 1t was stated at the war depart
ment today.
Governor Reilly will return to
Porto Rico and resume his duties
shortly, it was announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

contender for a number OF years and
folks on the sidelines noticed that
he was getting better all the While.
but only the close followers OF the
cue game figured In advance Of the
recent tourney that Jake ir., had as
good as even chance OF toppllng the
billiard crown from Hopes brow.
I There was a reason for this. IL was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
offer Loan to ireland

NEW YORK. Dec. i0.--An offer
to float "a loan for the new Irish
Free state was contained In a cable
gram sent today to Eamonn de
Valera by Farson & Co, prominent
local bankers. The cable read:
Are you ready TO begin a loan for
refunding present obligations and
Issuing bonds for Ireland"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. iO.--A lot OF
people. including the genial Willie
Hoppe himself, got quite a shock OF
surprise when young Jake Schaefer
annexed the worlds 1872 balklinc
billiard championship by trimming
Willie In the recent title tourney at
Chicago
Young Mistcr Schaefer has been q