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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
A GOOD OPENING YEAR
Oklahoma city College to Close Its
FIRST Football Season on
Saturday, Nov. 10.

sptfiAl 70 Iho Wnilus
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 2..-The
Oklahoma city college football team
win close lts first grid season with
the gama with the Chilocco Indians
on Saturday, Noyember 10. it was an
nounccd today hy Athletic Director
n. @, Suutar. The early closing is
because OF SOutar's objection TO
playing football on Thnnksgiving
day no effort having bocu made to
book game for that holiday
The Goldhugs other opponent be-
fore the schedule is completed viii
be tho eleven from Kingfisher coll
lege This game will bc PLAYED on
Friday OF this week az EingfIsher.
Tho first year Of football for tho
Goldbugs has been an unqualified
success. Not until September was q
definitely determined that team
would be put In the field but In
spite ot che enormous handicap OF a
late start without foundation on
which to build, Soutar ana Frank
Mccain have developed team
which has made Creditnhle record
against representative secondary
schools Of tho state.
Soutnr has practically turned tho
football coaching over 90 Mccain,
VINO mas developed speedy toinpl
nation.
the Mothndlsts opcned their
| schedule against ivan Groves pow
orful Bison aggregation at Shawnee
/ and sprung IA decided surprise by
holding their opponents 90 q 70 TO {
/ victory.
After that came q C9-to-0 defeat a.
/ the hands OF the Northwestern Rang
1 crs. normal school champions OF IN,
state last year,
Then. beginning tn catch thoil
J stride, tho oklahoma CityAni
/ truuucod the Tonkawn eleven, 90 L,
O. and followed with "A dg-to-li vie.
tory over East Central normal
NingfiHhcr and ChiloCcO are hotl
expected to prove difficult struggles
but Mccain hopes to got at least on,
Victory SO us ~ wind up the Sohsnt
with record as good rs 800 pei
] cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
T. u. AND AGGIES TO
RESUME ATHLETIC
RELATIONS SHORTLY

Athletic relations between the
University OF Tulsa and the Ok
lahoma AGglcs, severed last fall
following the groundiess charges
preferred against T. L. (then
Kendall colleEe) by Coach Pix
Ice Of the Ageio football team.
will be renewed this winter ac-
cording to Coach Francis Schmidt
Of Tulsa.
Coach Schmidt said he had as
Furance from Athletic Director
Gallagher OF the Aggies that
"bvgoncs" would not stand In the
way OF arranging Tor basketball
games this winter between the
two schools and track and field
competition in the spring. Next
year football relations will be re-
sumed also. Negotiations between
the two coaches had not been
concluded In time to have the
Orange and Black and the AgGies
clash at football this fall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

Lloyd Bertaud OF New York y,o,
the American Legion aerial derby
race over 140-mile trIauular
course here this afternoon. Ills lime
was 60:12 %.
Lieut.. j. ID. Givons, Fort sill Okla
was second, his time being J3.ia l-6
Third and fourth places were won
respectively by c. B. Wrigh'sman.
Tulsa, Okla, time 67:27 ~, and
Lieutenant Wagner, Fort Sill Okla.
time 66:b5 LIS.
The derby race was over ~ 1i0-
mile triangular course Of eight laps.
The prizes awarded follow. First.
$4,000 and the Kansas city Rotary
club trophy cup which, 10 become a
permanent possession, must be won
twice in legion events; second.
S2.5O0: third, $3.50; fourth, $500.
Fifth place went to Major Lam.
phicr Fort sill, Okla, time G8:13 10.
His prize Was $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Big Jess Is ANXIOUS
for Battle with Jack;
Pride Is SOreIy Hurt
By JACK vEIoCK.

NEW YORK. Nov g. Balm for
wounded personal pride. spelled
with capital b"
This is what Jess willard would
llkc to got out of pugili4iu before
he hangs up his gloves Tor an time.
And this despite the fact that he
has Just made rich Oh strike OUT
west
WIN willard really fight Demp.
soy aEain} WIN he actually accept
a match and train for H. on or
no oil, he will
IN a message received today
from the big fellow, who rs wal
lowinE" in a golden pool OF oil. he
declares ne viii start working any
time Dempsey signs
Pretty busy here ip Kansas
right now with OIL h,s message
read, but viii start working In
California during the Nintcr II
Dempsey viii sign and give assur-
rance that be viii he :hurc this
time, MY family f. w.ntorlny in
California and / oNuoc. 20 go there
before long
Tex Richard, who brought Will
lara and Dempsey tOgethpr az To-
lcdo, has Willard lined up foe "a re-
turn bout for the tltle, The pro-
moter recently interviewed Dcmp-
scy and his manager, Jack Kerns.
I'm Chicago, hut aid no. succeed in
signing the champion. he returned
east pretty well satisfied with
prospects OF putting tho match
through, however, ana he expects
20 stage the return bout bv next
July He has no idea OF giving u
the match for he i Uoutldcu. that
Il would he n drawiny card.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Mack Fails to Land
Star Panther HurIer

FORT WORTH, Texas. Nov g.
Joe Pate, star pitcher Of the Texas
league will not report to the PhTa.
uelphia Americans for spring train
ing although he was drafted by thar
club.
Paul LograCe business manager
Of the Fort Worth club, has re-
turned check for 1890, received
as first payment OF the claim Of the
Philadelphia club 20 Secretary Far
rell OF the Association of Minor
league professional baseball clubs
with the explanation that Pate had
been sold TO Toledo before he was
drafted by Philadelphia
Pate was bought by the Red Sox
last year but refused TO report.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

"Bo" Mcmillan, the man who scored
the touchdown that beat Harvard,
left. and Red" Roberts, left end,
another big star of the Centre
team.
The Little one being Centre col
lege--whiCh Is yawning ianguidiy
after giving Harvard It's first defeat
since 1915 and rubbing I'm that de-
feat by holding the Crimson scoreless
through four wonderful periods OF
football action and skatcgy.
Tho Centre teamK coached by
Charlie Moran, torher National
league umpire. has become one Of
the hrainlest, fastest, Ramest teams
In the sport. Under the calling OF
Quarterback "Ro" Mcmillan Il ran
off plays which caught Harvard flat
footed. It's very mode OF attack sur
/ priscd the squad OF Crimson coaches
| and strategists.
Mcmillan and RED" Roberts. the
| two outstanding stars OF this years
| team, helped make Centres first
| great eleven. Mcmillan Is given cred.
! IL by eastern critics for being pos
| sibly the greatest football star Of the
/ day His feat In scoring the touch,
| down which beat Harvard to
showed the stuff he has. His quick
/ thinking in handling the broker
/ field OF runners ahead OF him wa,
{ n masterpiece "Rcd" Roberts. a
| loft end. is another brilliant player
/ His defensive work helped hold Har,
I ward almost armless.
Up to the Harvard game Centres
/ best work this year was It's 0S to
I victory over Pennsylvania.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Pastor COnUicted of
Violating Mann Act

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 3-The
Rev. Fred r. Royston, formep
Methodist minister, was sentenceS
here today to serve IS months al
MeNeill's island federal prison. fol-
lowing his plea OF guilty to the
charge of violating the Mann act
Royston was charged with trans.
porting Miss Frankie Edwards, 10,
from her home in Salem. Ore, TO
Centralia, Washington. The girl
lived next door to Royston, who has
a wife and 1l-year old daughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Tulane Accepts Centre
Turkey Day Challenge

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-Tulauc
university today accepted "A chal-
lengo from Centre college. panville,
Ky, 90 meet ON the grldiron here
Thanksgiving day. Tho date has
boon lo.t open by the l\cuuclliuns
Tulane was to meet l.. S. L.. here
ThonksEiyinE, but the game with the
state university recently was ad-
NauCcd to November ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Phlllips-Ccntral Clash Friday.

EDMOND, Nov. 2.-Interest in the
Phillips Central normal gridiron bat
tie to be staged here Friday, Gem
trails home coming game, is mount
ing rapidly. hundreds OF former
Central students have signified their
intention of returning for the game.
Both OF the contending teams are in
line for state honors this season. and
the winner will In all probability be
In the finals for the state champion
ship, the rah rah boys who will sit
in the first row Of the bleachers on
their weekend predict.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

They lit Dummy Hard,
Aside from Ecutru. who ls inca
pacitatcd hy lame ankle tho reg
ulars are 100 pretty fair condition.
The Orange and Black SQUAD went
through tho last hur1 work ln prep
aratiou for the coming HaptiFt clash
yesterday afternoon. Goa e. n
Schmidt had them tacNing the
uummicA. In nm effort 90 perfect
q hard-hituug combination. This
was the result ~ tendency 20
itackle hiRh observed IN the rnmo
with the tlaakrll Indians az KAN
Ras city last saturday Judging
f!om the way they sailed into the
dummies. thcyl hit 'cm low and
,hard Friday.
WIN Ronfrn ahsent. Fart lonea
who ran tho game satisfactorily az
Kansas city against the redskins.
probably viii start ht duaytcr,
Coach Schmld. snid. Jim Iicrhdon
and Soucck have been working at
ifullhack Horudpn probably Will bo
lin at tullhack for defensive play
whllo Soucck. on the strength OF his
wonderful showing against Haskell,
may be used for offensive plays.
Soucek also has been working az
guard White and witty have been
alternating at center and witty
has been getting In some good prac-
tiCe at guard Whilo'a experience
as a high school man has hoen prin-
cipally NJ center. and Il ia there
that he shows TO best advantage
Tom Williams star punter OF tho
Tigers. will start at right half
George Ely, the young backtiold
hopeful, has shown much Of tho
style that Coach Schmidt likes. but
fis rather light and his brief pound
sage may keep him out for n while,
The Baptlsts Not Laght.
In the BRptlsts the Orange and
Black win meet a team that has
tbeou showing decided and rapid i'm
iprovemept. Ivan Groves boya are
mot at AN light, either. One OF thc
FRaptlst guards. Wilson. In n 9l0-
trounder heavier than any man I'm
tthc r., Y. line
Coach Schmidt and his squad of
t2C VIII leave on the Frisco this
fafternoon at i:b5. They will leave
the train at Chandler. motoring to
Shawnee
Friday night after the game both
the Dulsa Y. and Baptist teams will
be entertained by the orion club
Most OF the Tulsa e. players will
go 70 Norman Saturday to see the
Oklahoma Kansas battle,
Coach schmidt announced last
tnight that the officials Tor the Bap.
tist-Tulsa game would DO az fol.
lows; jacobson OF O. IT,. referee,
Briggs OF Shawnee, umpire; John,
son OF Shawnee. head linesman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Fay Keiser Hard at
Work for Young Bob

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Fay Keiser,
the soldier fighter from Cumberland.
Nd, r. hard at work training for his
ten-round encounter with young Bob
Fttzslmmons in Madison Square gar
den next Friday night Fay had a
lam with Billy Shade, the sensation
al California light heavyweight. a
few weeks ago, and Just previous to
that he had taken Bob Martin over a
rough journey in which Robert got
a good trouncing. Now Keiser wants
10 finish Young Fitz and then set
gail once more for that Shade boxer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
FOch ReUielps Officers
Glasses at LedUenlUOrth

FORT LEAvENWORTH. Kan.
Nov. 2.--Ferdinand Foch, marshal
of France, supreme generalissimo
OF all allied troops during the world
war, today termed the general serv-
ice schools at Fort Leavenworth the
cradle OF the general staff OF the
United States army" The marshal
was speaking before the members of
the line staff and signal classes of
1922, following a review OF the Of
ficers before the school buildings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
HULL PROPHESIES
G. O. P. DOWNFALL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
the reactiouaries are conducted TO
SHIFT the heavy burdens to them.
Can't Keep to Ourselves.
"fn addition It is realized that.
America cannot stand alone as the
republicans would have had them
believe. This policy has resulted
in sitting our foreign trade.
''These are only few facts which
will be explained through our CON
templated publicity campaign. The
people are beginning to realize the
truth and careful analysis from time
TO time will smash the fallarics
placed before the republicans 10 ava
the special interest and show how
the situation can be righted
through return OF the democrats
to power"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Crimson Ready for Tigers.

MBRIDGE, Nov. 2.-Harvard' q
Crimson regulars were put through
their last day OF hard work at home
for the Princeton game today. The
scrubs using Princeton's play, were
scheduled to line up against Bob
Fishers Varsity for a dummy scrim-
mage. Buell., Grantwick, owen and
Fits made up the Harvard back
field Wednesday. indicating that
they will start the game against the
Tigers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Bulldogs Handle slippery Ball.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 2.-Yale's
Bulldogs will know something about
handling a wet ball and sticking to
their feet in slippery going If Tad
Jones has his way. Jones put the
first and second elevens through n
stiff scrimmage In the rain Tuesday.
Today another scrimmage session
was held with practice for the
punters and signal drill thrown in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
RAY SCHALK, UNDER
KNIFE, DREAMS OF
BACkSTOPPING ART

CHICAGO. Nov. =. - Ray
SChalk, star catcher with the
Chicago Americans, is GONZALES
cling In hospital today after re-
mOVnl of his tousils and another
minor throat operation. physi.
clans said that while Schalk was
under the effects OF an anacs-
thctic no kept yellingi Alta
boy! Hot dog!" and probably
thought hc was i'm II ball game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
FoCH TO SEE BIG GRID FRAY


CHICAGO, Nov. 2. Marshal Foch,
who will be Chicago's guest ncNt
Saturday, will witness his first foot
bail game IN America when he at
tends the Ohio State-ChiCaEo con-
test Saturday afternoon rs the guest
OF President Harry Pratt Iudsun OF
the university. Several boxes have
been reserved for the Foch pagty,
which viii be escorted 20 the game
by the oX-sery,ce men Of the univor-
sity.
At a convocation In the morning
the honorary degree OF doctor OF
laws win be conferred on ths French
leader,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
P. & R. WINS EASILY
Bowl over TransContincntal Ten.
plnncrs for Three Straight
Games mt the Y.

The Oklahoma Producers G. Re.
finers tcnpinners made clean
sweep of the three games with the
Transoontinentals In the Petroleum
league on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
last night. Young and Wcbber Of
tho L. 4 RS with 545 and 524 were
the pacemakers. Young had o. single
game Of 2l5, the best ten-frame per-
formanSo OF the night. The scores.
TRASSC OETiSESTAL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Rnkcr Back In Tiger Ihnc-nn.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. a
Muggy raw weather prevailed here
again today, dampening the prac-
tice OF the Tiger football squad,
but Coach Bill Roper sent the reg.
ulars through a stiff grill and got
in some scrimmage. The reappear-
ance Of Baker at guard for the
Tigers was welcomed 10y the Prince
ton rooters Baker has been out
since the Chicago game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
DIVISION Rcnnion nt Wlchitn-

kNNNNN VIIN, Nov, 1-Tho
ThIrty-nfth division viii hold lts
l922 reunion In Wichita. Kan. That
city was selected today at the di-
vision association meeting here. The
invitation OF the Wichita legion and
chamber of commerce was extended
by Daniel Dwyer OF Thomas Hop
kins post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Tiger Cubs Humble
T. II. Freshmen, 10

Tho r, L. Academy football team
humhlcd the Tulsa high school
freshmen yesterday, To o. In a
hord-tought game. A forward pass.
llall TO Spears late iu the second pc.
rod resulted IN the lone touchdown
for the Tiger Cubs. Claude Brown
field former Tulsa n. $. star, mas
charge OF She Cubs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Fight Decisions

Al New YorS--Midget smith de-
feated Barry I'm IN 10 rounds.
George Daley won "A decision over
George Lee in eight rounds. Marty
Summers defeated Morris LuN in 10
rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
HARVARD PLAYS TO MANY
More Than "A Quarter Of Million
To- See tie crimson,

CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov e. --
The Harvard football tenn playing
the most representative schedule
soctionRliy of any Crimson eleven
will be seen in action this year hy
more people thun have over before
attended Eriduon play IN the sta
dium
In an about 100000 spectators
viii have seats iu the umphitheater
by the end Ol the season ana viii
have established "A now record FOR
each playing date at Cambridge.
with Approximately $4,000 seats
sold at Princeton Tor the Harvard
game there, the business end OF
Crimson athletes will have reached
income at home ana abroad from
a quarter OF a million people.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Commons Discuss Arms Meet.

LONDON, Nov. "A discussion
of the Washington conference on
limitation of armaments and far east
ern problems will take place In the
house of commons next Friday IN
connection with a resolution pre-
sented by the labor members warn,
ly approving of the conference
Austen Chamberlain, government
leader, announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Bronson Wins Guthrie Tourney.

bneCIHl % ThN World.
GUTHRIE, Nov 2.--Thc golf
tournament at the Guthrie country
club ended Tuesday whom l.. -.
Bronson won from l.. H. Davy. 8 up
and % play The match was over
a 3G-hole course This makes Bruu-
ron club champion and also winner
OF the Golfers, magazine trophy, a
tine cup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
Mnrirnc Kn,ns rrnu.n

MONTNENL Nov. 2--Miko Me-
rTigue of New York, holder Of the
Canadian middleweight boxing title,
knocked ont Ruck Grouse OF Phna.
delrhia, ia the four round Ut a 10.
! round bout tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
FUCKERS SKILL
BATTLES HURLEY
Jack Unable to Land Hay
makers; Dudley Wins
Over DOdson

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Ihr carly rounds ot the scrap
yer" rather slow ana draEny due
tu hurley % covering up. Hurley is
not TO hc ccnsurrh much for this.
however. nH hc ~ yOungstor ana
WAS in the ring with % veteran with
great speed ana more science than
most bows over nitntn, While IIur-
loy was following what seemed 70
MN I'D" only plan, hc undoubtedly
make % mistnk" in not tearing ln and
fighting with Tucker earlier than
ho did, for Jacks only chance 20
win was TO slip over drcnmlnnd
punch
AZ 10 was the aifrny moved along
20 tho seventh round without eithCr
lad doing much worthy of note,
though Tucker iabbcd ana hiffod
Hurley continually certainly Tucker
mas ms lust ana honest share
OF Hkill and oannlnces, and with Il
moro skilled boxer than Hurley OPP
posing him he probably would have
shown much better. HIS lack Of
knvo WALTON wuuidn't have been so
noticeable had he faced an opponent
who could have made him extend
himself
Then IL Snec.icJ Tn
Then we had nctIon I'm tho
seventh round both boys acted like
the home club In the lucky seventh"
Trying 70 stage raw Hurley came
out OF ms shoi ana tore into TUCKER,
lhhlhs eVerything FRANKIE had ana
succeeding IN lhnuink rev hlmBcf.
l' blooul'd fuckers nose ana In
me exchange got blow under the
l'It tN" thht almost closed the optic,
Nholhtt WalIop over the samc lamp
heht crimson stream INTO the eye.
ilurley won thls round, the only one
ne TOOK or tho ton. Three were even
ana Iucker won slX.
Ntt'f an elghth round that was
inst ana ahout even, fucker got In
nus pest work IN the ninth and tenth.
hurley was almost blinded by blood
from tho cut over the eye, and Tucker
battered nm about landing
countless lcits ana rights but never
polng able To score knockdown.
Bobhy Burns, the veteran Dallas
hantamweight, VINO has grown too
heavy 10 continue swapping punches,
Haun ms Thlnh hehut NJ r"fere"
ana hhnuied the main event admir-
amy. The I. a, &, would do well 20
engage Bobby az it's regular referee,
IL IL much more satisfactory to have
one capable third man In tho rins
az all shows than TO be switching
about all the time.
Dudley Wins Exciting Match
Tho semi windup. an eIrht-round 4
/ conflict i'm which Mike Dudley ol
| Tulsa was pitted againu Rattlinr
. Dbdson OF Slick. was n much NOR,
exciting affair than the main event
/ Dudley the larger and stronger ol
the two. won referce FRANK Tess,n' Il.
decision. scoring A pair OF knock.
downs Dodson battlod gamely
/ however, and wns given EreaI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
p. n. X. Club Mccts Thursday.

mo 7, r \, cluh WI hold It's
first winter meeting Thursday night
at 1880 o'clock In the Y. w. &, A..
clubroom Plans will be made for
the years social and service pro-
gram, and there viii be a social.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
In Grid Camps
sooner Ticket sale Heavy.

sposinI TO The world.
NORMAN, Nov. 2-The drubbirg
Oklahoma 4. received at the hands
OF the Nebraska Cornhuskers last
Saturday has not cut interest in foot
ball here, according to the heavy
sale OF tiskets for the Oklahoma
Kansas game here next Saturday.
Coach Bennie owen Is sending his
men through stiff practice daily.
The Sooners are not going TO lot one
defeat put them down. They are
determined 20 make . hard fight for
the rest OF their games. and they
have some hard opponents coming
up including Kansas t.. the Missouri
Tigers and the Kansas Aggies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03
nv NORMAN v, pROWN.

Ny NORMAN y. BROWN.
We have with us In football the
big Three" tcams-Yaie, Harvard
aud Princeton,
We also have the Big Ten teams
Michigan. Wisconsin, Ohio State
Illtaois and those other cicvens
which have been writing football
history In the west.
But Just now the big Three" and
the 'BiR Ten" as well are trailing
behind the Little one In gridiron
importance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-03

SpoTTNI 10 Th0 WOrId-
STuI.W Nov. 2. -- The
Oklahoma AEgies are preparing for
their gama Saturday with the Em-
poria, Kansas. Normal Aggie reg
ulars are reported In exceptionally
good shape after a series Of hard
games,