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Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-12
South Side Breuities

Philips store will be closed all day
Wednesday.
Clover Leaf Camn No. .. Royal Neigh
bo-s Of America. will hold a special meet
Ing Thursday afternoon.
Nick Simon. $500 v street. arrested bv
South Side police. charged with abusing
his wife. will face the Judge in police
court Thursday.
Captain OF Police John e. Briggs left
yesterday for Leavenworth, Kan. where
he was called by the government as n
Witness
The South Side Pleasure club will give
a grand masquerade bail the evening Of
October 90. at agle hall. Prizes will be
given the maskers.
The Ladies Aid society of 81. Lukes
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Nels John
son, 1926 South Twenty-third street.
The grand chief OF honor Of the Degree
of Honor Will address Lodge 1873. Degree
Of Honor. at Odd Fellows hail Twentq-
fourth and " street. this afternoon.
Most Of the business houses OF the South
Side, all the banks and city offices will
be closed today on account Of the double
holidy Of Jewish New Year and Columbus
day. The stock yards will operate as
usual.
party was given yesterday afternoon
at the Armour packing plant in honor
Of John Keane, 4522 South Eighteenth
street, who retired on pension after So
years service with the local plant OF
Armour q Co. Mr.. Keane was the re
cipient OF handsome gold watch AMI
chain from his fellow emnloyes and Off
GERS. Supt. John z. Stotler< made the
presentation speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-12
CARD OF THANKS.

WE wish to thank our kind friends and
neighbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy and for the beautiful floral Of
ferings sent during the death of onr
beloved wife and no.her.--Fred Schnell.
Charles e. Schneli, Mrs. Walter Schn'n II
Scott. 80
80 nVvv ~ NyrN
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LOOKING 'EM OVER
----..---==----"JYITH BRIDGE"=--.~----==------==
The Quail Should Quail Today

Oklahoma, 10
1 Of hunters rJrl
BotW
death the r
hunts TWELFTH month
of avoid
limiting number
XIII o
Bob andt all OF have "a
shooting
the number
plentiful than usual THIS
this fall Bob White
help while shooting
limit When shoot above number
simply slaughter for 10 will make good meal IN any home
In quail shooting
Okahomas regulations in brief
reproduced
license!
Mexican December Snpe
october February Black
and
beaver
curlew wood duck PELICAN
nsectorous birds no open season BAG limit
and
be killed night No bear to be chased
mouth lase-noutf
brook
hasslO
TAKE Mort young o bait
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Pappas Is Backed by
Local Greek Colony
To Trim Woods Sails

Gus Pappas. Salt ! ke middle
weight grappler. VINO meets
sailer Jack Woods Of san Fran
cisco Friday night In a wrestling
match before the 7. A, G. under
the Terminal hotel, has the solid
backing of the entire local Greek
colony. A delegation Of Greeks
went down TO tho T, A. G. gym
yesterday afterpoon to see Parraa
and Woods work out. and they
are ready to back their fellow
countryman 90 trim Woods sails,
Both Pappas and Woods seem
TO be In fine physical condition for
their mat encounter Each had u
hard workout OF an hour ycster-
day, Pappas being entertained by
n 200-pound negro grappler, the
only duskyl mat artist in the game
so far as Is known Woods
worked out with couhe of light
boys, and demonstrated several
holds for the benefit Of the specta-
tors.
A couple of boxing events VIII
be on the T. A. G. program FRI
day night also, along with a spe-
clal wrestling exhibition of 10
minutes 10 n decision betweeen
two welterweights.
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Is VARSITY MEN
GIVEN LETTERS
Several Others Awarded
Sweaters With Numer-
ais 1921"

Fifteen members Of Tulsa US
varsity football squad won their
letters through deeds on the
gridirop In tho campaign Just
closed. according to a list announced
yesterday by Coach Francis schmidt
Several others would have gained
letters but FOR being out uf
tho game from injuries ana Other
reasons,
Those who won their "T": Back
fiold Captain Charles keck.' Tom
Williams. clifford fiitc. Ella Rem
from, Ear! Jones and willard
Stewart. line--Eldo Wtty Almon
White, John bingham, James Horn
don, Fred shine Martin, Homer
Mauldin, Harold Balcom, Clarence
Barney" Stepp. James Grigzard.
Tho following we're given sweaters
with numerals: Charles Soucck, BIN
Fly "Stubby" Ihwhorn, Gerald Me-
Cullough. Conrad Robertson, Claude
Rrownfield, Con Roach, Rope"
Perry and Ray Fleak
/ The following members OF tho
lacademy team were given black
sweaters with tho initials ~. 4. A..
| Captain Robert Alspaugh. Charles
| Capps Bruce Hixon, Frank Butler.
Jess Graft, George Bond, Percy
Graves Albion Spears Arthur
| Flcak, James Price. George Ditl.
! Under tho mRnagement or Charles
! Capps tho academy team saved
enough money from its games, all
| played away from home save one,
| 30 pgrchas0 the sweaters. The
academy eleven won six games out
OF nine.
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'SAPULPANS NOT
OVER-CONFIDENI
Take Game With Marion
Frid y Seriously; .
Other High Games

Coach Virgil Jones Of Sapulpa
high schools central conference
football champions says his men are
taking the clash with Marion. Kan
high on Friday at Sapuipa with
much seriousness
II don't stand for any over-con-
fidencc," said Jonesic, who grimaccs
every time anyone mentions the
town Of Cherokee to him Cherokee
high last year defeated Sapulpa in
a post season game for the cham
plonship. though nearly everybody
comedies Sapulpa had the better
team. Ovcr-confldence cost Sapulpa
that game. Jones is certain-and
he's Just as certain the same trouble
won't be responsible for another de-
feat.
Jones yesterday afternoon sent his
men through a hard scrimmage, the
last they Will have before the Marion
game. Marion viii come to SapulpJ
tonight and be fresh for the fray
Friday afternoon.
a goodly number Of Tulsa fans
will go to Sapulpa Friday afternoon
to take in the game. They're anX-
ious to see Sapulpa In action again.
as next week the Blue and White
will tackle either Ardmore or FAN -
fax for the state title. Marion,
claimant OF the Kansas champion
ship, has most impressive record
| this year Playing the high schools
| of nearly every city Of importance
| in Kansas, Marion went through taS
| season not only undefeated, but also
without having touchdown or field
| goal scored by opponents.
A couple Of other high school
hgames in the state this week will
| claim the interest of fans. one
will he the Ardmore- Fairfax clash
at Ardmore saturday TO decide
whether the northern or southern
team will be Sapulpa's opponent.
| The other Ia a post-season game be.
| tween oklahoma city and Enti al
| the capital. An attempt also Is be
/ ing made TO arrange a meeting be-
! tween Altus and NOwata, but ms
/ has not been closed yet.
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GREB AND LITTLETON
AMONG BIFFERS WHO
WOULD DISPLAY HERE
Oil City A. c. Planning to Put on Some Top-Notch
Talent If Coming Al-Star Card Proves Success From
Box Office Standpoint-Morris and Fulton Engaged
in Real Slugfest, Detailed Reports Show.

Many glove wlcldcrr Of wide re-
pute are casting ElBuccs Tulsa ward
these days Entertainment in tho
squared circle havo not Piled tho
golden shekols in tho box office ror
Gently In euch formidable riHrkH as
as they once did. but tho leather
pushcre and their uauHgcrg know
tho Magic CITY ia real sporting
town and that the fans viii turn out
when tho real talent i8 on cNhibl-
tion, and since the OH business Is
looking up again and money is not
quite 90 tight aa IL was, quite few
of the boys would not Doe at all op-
posed 10 display themselves here.
George EuslD. manager ~ Harry
Grob, tho clcvor pitiFburE light
heavyweight iH ont with an opcn
challenge 60 any man from 100
pounds up To- 200. GrcO is with
out doubt the cIassicst performer Ia
the iight-hoavywciEht class. Englo's
greatest dpsire ia To- get Grch on
with Tommy Gibbons but thcclusivc
st. Paul mAulcr IS not looking Tor
such hard game. Grcb wants 20
show again before a Tulsa aud
onco and manager Louie Newman
of the on city Athletic club prom
isos tho fans chat II his coming ALI
star show IS successful from aboX-
him to show such stars here In tho
future. lie IL now communicating
with Greb and hopes 20 show tho
Pittsburgh flash here this winter.
Another high class boxer who IL
looking for trouble I'm Tulsa. p
Happy Li,tlcton the New Orleans
middlewoight sonRation who floorod
Mike Gibbons twice recently. Funny
but tho midleweightH all want "a
bal IA mt.
all the challenges hurled at hin
tho KID would break BATTLING
LeyinskyA record OF six straight
bouts I'm as many days.
Morrie SChalfur tho Omaha, Nob.
welterweight sensation who Ia go.
ing great In the northwest, want'
TO show his wares In Tulsa. II
Warnie Smith comes up 60 expccta,
tions, n bout between the Bartlcs
Villo boy and Schlafor should fur
nlsh the fans with plenty OF fire
works.
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Some "D0pe" on California

w HEAR little and then dR9g @ the @ poweT0 0 t9nm % %
have whoeo%s @ respect for the Bears
Story s @ about % the % cona @ % team by waiter EEerSa
university of California football Pacific
which will strong middle west or eastern eleven in a
great record during the season just
%ashiosoa s6,a ~ the ar,
9 S to P ad qEis2G saG yas sani0fd SSfs is to %
us 5s sySGPG SS ] BY dy s at G @ alma ma
e @ sm nqeSa pS @ 5c @ S
s eSy"s Ho n o nGSs S ao o m & year 5 @
oso state
cos sm s aS tho same Majors s5 Ss G sHd ] 5aS hat at
men ths who Although Brick Brick Mule
has GyeoSeG Se ss great end % in % Acordns
Pon sPR9' S';sf eSas SSi a9 %
are S'SS sS
Iowa western conference champion, the
& e S years. Ss aTs ba the @ of
% 8%S would make no mistake by sending a" invitation to N'''
the s % s . smart isos the during % team ss @ h could a% @
beat California must be Of the rugged sort which can play
the and its attack would
GoT1 % GotS % Olympic SS's d for o. the coa oF o 81
Of NeySd9 O. faSnS n a. qS safe rect M H GSG ss 1ye %
southern California I; ca}orns a university of
x9so h'
wrestler good
Tss's 39'lS9 s% a9."S5
weight CONTENDS palmer T ponns With pride the fact
hand fighter NOR,
to be- be ven two may 60
S 5 ,s @ ns ns S ws a @ % s%
an vain % r s9a a to- beta Johnson hs m & 10 $ he % % % &
Sesr an % sn % % an % s h Ht doors ss "Ss % @ 0 a % & %
n,S JONI S saa his S sasHS ss ven % "nS % a a S be declared the victor
at champs su making Similar proposon to
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WHISTLE CHECKS
V0LLEY BY HALES
Southern Hardwares Win
Exciting Game; Pure
Oils Swamp Megees

Battling for each point up to tho
final whistlel the Hale Hardware
team went down to defeat to tho
Southern Hardwarcs in tho Y. NJ C.
A, Commercial league play last
night by IA 51-4S score. The Pur-
Oils swamped Mcgee 72-ll
In the first game on the card the
Southern outfit took the lead in the
final moments OF the first half and
kept "A distinct lead throughout In
the last few moments the Hale out
fit found the hoop and hung up
several markers so fast that tho
Southern, stock took/a decided drop
The whistle blow too soon for any
| further advance.
In the final tit the Pure oil
| played unbeatable ball. Meistor
and Springer being unable TO miss
a shot from any angle, The team
work was almost perfect Cautain
Green mans absence from the sport
| ing goods dealers humbled his out
| lit decidedly.
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GiIrOy to Lead Tigers
in 1922 Grid Campaign

PRINCETON, n. j.. Nov. 3O.-
Ralph c. Gilroy of Haverhill, Mass,
was elected captain of the 1929
Princeton eleven this afternoon by
the men who earned their varsity
letters in the Yale or Harvard
games. Gilroy, for two years half
back. is essentially sterling defen-
sive man, and was not widely her
aided until the Harvard game, when
he ran 65 yards for the winning
touchdown. In addition to his foot
ball, Gilroy is third baseman on the
baseball nine.
Coach Bill Roper will have 10
veterans with whom to build a team
next fall, with Snivelv, Rutan, Scott.
Morgan, Baker, Lipscomb, Clcaves,
Eutyer and r. Sunson, besides Gill
row
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Creasing Skids fOr Army,S
Grid Coach After Reserves
Three Straight the Hands the Navy May Mean
a New Football Mentor to Succeed Major DAILY
Cadets Lines Poorly Coached, Is Charge.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 3O.--ln
army circles u Is thought probable
that when the 1899 football season
rolls around the coaching of the sol
dior eleven will be in other hands
than those Of Mai. Charles Daily, who
has directed the army gridiron des-
tinies for the last three years, after
n long tenure OF office broken by
the war.
II IL no secret that military nd
herents arc much dissatisfied with
the showing the Hudson river eleven
has made during the last three
years, when they have been hum
hled as many times by tha sailors
from Annapolis. The defeats, while
not overwhelming as far az large
scores are concerned. were none the
less decisive.
Tho chief criticism made in the
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GETTING READY NOW FOR
AEL-SrAR GARD DEC, Is,

frankie Osner, the Springfield,
Mo, bantam, who meets Siubby
Durham on the oil City A, c, triple
header card December 10. is due TO
arrive IN Tulsa this morning to start
conditioning for his ten-round tilt.
Battling Ortega, who with Palmer
heads the box-carnival is' due In
Tulsa Saturday or early sunday
morning. Ortega wires that ne will
take on all comers at his training
quarters
Reports from BaItlesville are thnt
Warnie Smith Is working hard every
day in preparation for his ten-rouud
bout with Billy Morrissette. Bllly
has been IN training for the last
week with Kid Palmer and Warnie
works out with Curley smith
Warnie is due here early next week
lie boxes Patsy Flannigan nt Okla
homa City next Monday night head
ing tho opener Of the new Okla
homa City Athletic club.
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army play among the partisans is di-
rccted against the coaching of the
army lines. which have played high
In the alr and tackled ineffectively.
This was more than evident Satur-
day and the timing of plays on the
attack was poor, II is argued.
Army followers believe the time is
ripe for change and that a coach
OF high caiber should be gotten for
the army at any cost. West Point
has about the largest student en-
rollment in it's history splendid ma
terial and the students are Older
than their Annapolis rivals.
In the face of all this DAILY has not
been able to produce q dependable
quarter or ~ good working line and
q change Of mentors would give the
army at least n chance to shine un-
der other directing systems.
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BY NORMAN u. Drown.

The choosing OF an all-eastern
eleven for 1921 must be an un-
satisfactory business, due to the fact
that, 10 my mind at least only four
players stand out pro-cmincntly In
their respective positions, These
men are Snlvely OF Princeton and
Munns OF Cornell at the ends.
Lightner OF Penn state at one OF
the halves and Gulick OF Syracuse
at tackle. For tho other positions It
ls almost a toss-up between from
two to half dozen candidates.
Parr OF the Navy Is one OF the
other ends In the east who ranks
next to the two stars mentioned.
There are four or five who might
well appear on such lineup with
ont draying adverse criticism
Next 10 Guiick. Hanson OF Cornell
ana Stanley kcck Of Princeton are
the most efficient tackles. Into OF
Yale, Davidson of the army and
PRrncll OF Colgate must ro rcckoned
with, however.
At the guard positions | believe
Sack OF Pittsburgh and Guernsey
OF Yale have the edge Baker OF
Princeton, Hubbard OF Harvard and
| too.
/ has the call by "a sCant margin.
/ Baer of Penn state, Greene. Army
/ captain, and Wittmer OF Princeton
| might challenge his supremacy.
For the quarterback honors the
game Louric Of Princeton, O'Hearn
Of Yale, Kilunger OF Penn State
and Charles Buell.. great drop
kicker OF tho Crimson, deserve con.
alteration. OF the wealth OF good
quarters this year these four men
are the best. To give the honor tC
, Lourie is not meant 60 detract from
tho greet showing OF the others.
believe however. that Lourie',
dashing spirit, his Ecncralship and
his ull-around playing total up 6
fraction above the ability OF thC
other men.
And now We como TO tho half
backs again, There win come year
when the coaches Will cry uut fol
one or two backs as good as tn,
men who Cavorto In goodly mum
bers back OF the lines this past sea
son. / recall the playing OF Aid
rich. Lightner, Gilroy and Garriu
OF Princeton, Kaw OF Cornell Owei
OF Howard, Robertson Of Dart
mouth, Drummer Of Lafayette an'
Erickson of W. and J.
} Any two OF these men would bu
stars on any mythical eleven. Ala
rich's all-ruund playing in addition
to his punting and forwarding pass
| ing ability, and Lightner's grea
, running and passing give them tn
, call, however, Gilroy and Garrit'
| might be placed third and fourt
Il second team were chosen.
hesitate, however, To chose sec
ond team To reiegate many o
these stars 10 third choice by leav
ing them Off second team woul,
be unfair TO them,
Harry West, powerful negro fun
back OF w. and j., stands out thl
year as did Pollard OF Brown In hi
day. Jordan OF Yale, Paasche u
Brown and Sanford OF Colgate ar
other men who starred at full. a
IL remarked before, had owen o
Harvard played the ontire season a
fun he would have furnished thes
men competition.
In view OF Lafayette's feat in go
ling through the season undefeate,
one OF four teams 10 keep thei
slates clean-my failure TO place
one OF that team on the all-star az
| gregation may be criticized. lafay
cite had great team, a strong line
and a we'll balanced backfield, But
the question is: outside OF Brun'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
FULTON AND NORRIS HAD
REAL SIJGGING MATCH,

A bout which took place the other
night and only tho flash report was
printed hero was the Carl Morris
fred Fulton mill Mt Winnepog, Can
ada. Morris knocked Fulton down
for the count OF nlno in tho first
round. In tho second round Fulton
had Don Carlos In tho floor taking
tho nine count; both dropped each
other In the third, and towards tho
end of the fourth Fulton downed
Morris for the full count. 1t must
have beoH "a whale os a SO, aa!acgy
for Tulsa. as Tulsa fans would have
gone wild at such n performance.
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The AH-EnsterH
Football EleUen

ENDS Snivcly OF Princeton
and Munns Of Cornell
TACkLES--lIanaon Of Cornell
and Gulick Of Syracuse
GUARDS-Sack of Pittsburgh
and Guernsey OF Yale.
CENTER ---- Larson OF the
Navy.
QUARTERBACK -- Lourio OF
Princeton.
UALFBACkS - Aldrich OF
Yale and Lightner Of Penn State.
FULLBACK-West OF Wash
ington and jefferson.
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IOied u. Is Reported
Selected as Opponent
For Bears NeW Years

PASADENA. Cal. Nov 40
According 10 an unConflrmed rc-
port IA circulation hero ,todayi
the University of Iowa football
eleven has been selected by the
football committee ~ tho Tour
namont of Roses tu meet tho
University OF California team
here January 2.
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Center Accepts Game
With Western Team
for Late December

DANNiLLE. Ky, Nov. 40
Centre colleges acceptance OF a
western game at san Diego Cal,
in the east vs.. west tournament
late in December, was formally
announced today. DR.. Frank
Rainey chairman of the faculty
athletic committee of Centre. in
Gated Centres opponent would
likely be tho Leland Stanford uni
versity, University OF Southern
California or Washington state.
The Centre squad will leave
Danville, December IA with 2e
men.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. go
The opponent for Centre college
will be selected Thursday and the
game will be played December 20
in the stadium which has seating
capacity of 10000 persons.
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Pal Moore Calls Off
His Go With TremdiRe

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Pal Moore.
bantamweight boxers, today called
off his match with Carl Tremaine
scheduled for Memphis. Tenn, on
December 5. The bout was called
off, Moore announced, because Of
his championship match with Johnny
Buff at Milwaukee on December H..
Moore did not wish to take a chance
of violating the Wisconsin boxing
Iuurg he said
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r. II. Cagers Likely
to IHUdde Texas Again

Though afternoons in tho Tulsa
u. gym are being taken up with
inter-class play now Coach Francis
Schmidt already IL planning activ-
tiles for his varsity cage squad,
Another invasion of Texas this win
ter is probable, he says, and IL the
team IS successful 81 may be taken
10 the national tournament at
Kansas City again,
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Britton and Leonard
Matched for NeID York

NEW BRITAIN. Conn, Nov. 30.-
Jack Britton and Benny Leonard
have been matched to fight In New
York December 2, 1t was announced
today.
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 9O,-
Alvm tRo) McMiilin, football star of
Centre college, left here today for
school at Danyine, Ky. after a two
day visi, a. his home. lie consid-
cred a proposi,,on 10 coach for Dallas
signed, McMiliin said. -
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SOphs and Seniors Beat
Freshies and Juniors

Sophomores and seniors defeated
freshmen and juniors in the first
interclass basketball games at Tulsa
university yesterday afternoons
sophs downed the fresh, is to 3,
while seniors had an easy time with
juniors, 33 TO 5.
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GOals from fIeld' Moistor n,
Springer l3, Keck 9, Coulter. II.
Sexton, w. sexton, Smith A.
Johnson @
Free Throw smith.
Substitutions for Pure OILS: Keck
for w. Sexton; Cutter for West w.
Sexton for Meister; II, Sexton for W.
Sexton. For Mcgee: Cummings
for McCrady; Ward for Conner
Referee: Mcgee