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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
WESTERN ASSN e
READY TO START
WITHOUT JOPLIN
Final Plans Up Next Sun
day; Chickasha Trying
to Hold Berth

Special to Tho world.
OKLAHOMA CIrY. Feb. IS
Final disposition of the Chickashn
franchise, adoption OF n playing
schedule Tor io22 ana all o,her
business Incident 10 the start OF thh
championship season will be cleared
up al u meeting OF the directors OF
the Western association TO be held
In oklahoma city next Sunday Feb,
runry 2G Announcement TO TINS
effect was made Saturday by Presi-
dent II. A. Daniels.
Al n meeting I'm Tulsa last Sum
day Ray Wlndcr. who operated tho
Chlckashn club last season, wns
riycu until next Sunday TO plant that
homoloR franchise. In caso he fails
To locate IL TO the satisfaction Of the
directors. thoy will take II over and
make disposition should the league
take action Chlcknsha probably witt
remain In the circuit. adr
All Of the other cities are nll sct
for the new season, President Dam
iols said. Although II now seems
certain that Joplin win start the
1922 season I'm the Western league.
Western association men who have
been seeking that Missouri city To-
surrender It's class A franchise tu
Join the association, art positive in
their declaration that iN23 Will see,
Joplin II member OF th,ir league.
when press dlSpatcl>es from
ChickaAhn telling o, the order issued
by District Judge Linn, restraining
the Western nHsoclation from trans-
ferring tho Chiokasha franchise
were shown President Daniels. nc
declared that would make no DIT
ference with tho league. ~
THAT Is the first | have heard ~
the order" Dp.niels said. But II
makes no difference TO the Western
association. We viii go ahead with.
our plans just ma IL nothing hhd
happened when the case comes up
we will be ready In 20 into court and
pruvo that there In no ground Tor
any such order. llinf
"In the first place, all franchises
belong 10 tho leaguc and when oneiia
turned over 10 individuals or asso-
Citations It IL subject to the constitu-
ton and Nyiavs OF the league. The
constitution aars that any franchise
can be recalled or moved on three
fourths vote OF the league direc-
tors. I'll III
In the second place the league
believes Chiokasha forfeited ali
clnim TO membership In breaking its
contract with Wlndcr, No court
will uphold claims OF the ChickashH
| Baseball association when the faet3
are placed before It,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Tex Rickard to
Manage Coliseum
For Mound City

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.--Associ-
ates OF George l.. (Tex) Rickard
this afternoon announced that the
fight promoter had made deal
whereby lie Is to take charge of the
Coliseum in 81. Louis or a period OF
20 years. II is understood Rickard
will make the Coliseum a sport GEN.
ter modelled along the lines OF Madi-
son Square Garden here. A swim
ming pool will be installed and it is
believed Richard intends to pro-
mote boxing contests as he did here.
Rsckard, who was indicted by the
grand jury on serious charges
brought by two young girls, could
not be found to confirm the report.
Some of Richards associates in
the Madison Square Garden corpor-
alton from which Rickard has re-
signed, are expected to be associated
with him in the st. Louis venture.
Il was reported, however, John
Ringing, the circus mRgnate. who
succeeded Richard as head OF the
Madison Square Garden club, will
not be among these.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Dog Race Results

First race. one-quarter mile -
Golden Moon, first; Rex Roy Flirt,
second; Bad News. third. Time,
81 2-5. DR.. Satan and Foaming
Water also ran.
Second race. e-siXteenths mile
Teddy Flitt. first; Little Fllrt. Sec
ond; Articles Lady third. Time 20
l-5, King Cotton. High Tide and An
other Manager also ran.
Third race. one-quarter mile -
Quaker Boy, first; Flirting Boy, sec
ond: Playfellow, third. Time 20 4-b.
Flying Clara, Ready Applause and
King Spot also ran,
Fourth race, five siXteenths mile.
Killarney Lad, first; Handsome Buck,
second; Creole Sue. third. Time, 80
3-5. Wild Dillon. so Long Dick and
Red Parton also ran.
Fifth race, ee-sixteenths mile
Nebraska wild Bill, first; Micky
Chair, second: Peerless Hare, third
Time, 10 2-5. DR.. I!are. Sitting Bun
and Foaniing Creek also ran.
Sixth race, one-quarter mile--Sis-
ter Flirt. first; Mr.. Flirt, second
Betty j. third. Time 27 2-5. Edith
Cantrip, Furnessa and Mig Parton
also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Dempsey Trainer
Meets Simmons
Thursday Night

Bradford simmons, Drumrlsht
heavyweight who has won several
victories in recent bouts over the
state. is due to get a real oppor-
tunity TO show his class when he
meets Battling Gaha, l9O-pound
dusky batti4r who helped train JACK
Dempsey for his battle of the CEN
tury" with Carpenter, at Britt
Slmms' gym, Detroit and Archer
Thursday night. The two heavy
weights are to box 10 rounds,
Kid Starlight, che pride or lAt-
tie Africa" is TO meet highly
touted opponent from Okmulgee
who conceals his identity under the
"nom du combat" of Fast Black In
the S-round semiwindup. Kid lnKy
and Joe Cans will clash again In a
6.rounder. Their fight at the last
darktown show was the best or the
evening though 1t was Cans first
effort In the ring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
LOOKING 'EM OVER
"DO Unto Others" Etc.
with BRIDGE,

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Smiths
revelations hereinafter understand
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1T PRINTED IN NEW YORK AND ELSEWHERE
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that when they the
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Beats Central in Closing Came 222 Making Series for Year
Mcgee Smashes
90 Birds in 100
To Lead Shooters

For the fourth time this season
Joe Mcgee Saturday won tho honor
" first place In the Tulsa Gun club
shoot, ana 40 tho same time cstab-
lishcd the seasons high score with
a fine mark OF 90 out uf possible
100.
II was by far tho best match Of
the season ana was battle between
Mcgee ana Ray BJauetctter uf ski
ntook! Mcgee opened the first
round with % straight Ray followed
with the same mark. Mcgee fell
down ON his torty-sccond bird while
RAY went through to the 10 mark
with "A clcnu slHtc, However, Ray
lot the hfty-ninth one get away
from him which put him ON oven
terms. From this on the race was "A
beauty Mcgee finlshed without
missing another bird and as Ray
pulled up TO the line 80 finish his
last round all the other shooters
gathered around TO eye the bnttle
TO finish. The pressure was too
grent and RAY slipped and let the
ninety eighth bird get away,
J. A. Campbell by good shooting
won the 80 pair OF doubles with "a
mark Of as. Scores:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

Special 10 The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 1s.--The
battle Of a decade-that Is the way
they are looking on the Warnie
Smith-Cowboy Padgett battle to he
staged by the Oklahoma Athletic
club here next Wednesday night.
And since the coming OF the
rancher who has ridden rough -shod
over the best welterweights they
could corral In Colorado during the
last IS months, fistic followers are
convinced that Warnie will face a
hurdle even more difficult than that
he took so gracefully when he lam
basted Morris Lux at Tulsa few
days ago.
Padgett ranks Just ms high In his
mountain domain as Warnie does in
! Oklahoma, out there they think
stand between him and the cham
Smith one OF them.
1t has been just Is months since
Ray c. Alvis. watching "A rough and
tumble fight between half a dozen
cowpunchers. glimpsed the puglliHtlc
possibilities OF Padgett. owner OF n
G40-acre ranch He dragged him
into Denver. taught him ring cour-
tesies and started him on the road
TO fame. Like Jess willard, he start
ed as a main eventer. He never has
taken part In single preliminary.
He first began TO command ma
tlonal recognition when he tackled
Johnny riffiths and got n draw de-
cision out OF the referee. Newspa-
pers gave the cowboy all the better
OF the battle. Then they began
shipping In one tough one after an
other ana he trimmed them Just as
fast as they came. Morris Schlaifer
Bud Logan and Tommy Comlskey
being among latest converts TO the
cowboys gospel.
There Is no doubling Padgotts
confidence nor that OF Alvis, his
high-power manager, that the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

1t was like the good old summer
time at Mid-ContInent park satur-
day afternoon. Not only did Old Sol
peel overcoats off the spectators.
but hot weather" favorites romped
over the finish line ahead in no less
than two races. Ollie Ostendorfs
Killarney Lad. at one time one OF
the most popular winners at the
track, won his first race since tho
meeting last fall when he disposed
OF a fast field in the five -slxteenths
affair, and Nebraska Wild Bill, an
other summer winner. exhibited "A
clean pair OF heels to swift competi-
ton In the feature at three-six-
teenths. Neither Killarney Lad nor
Nebraska wild Bill has shown any
form at all during the cold weather
racing.
Probably the closest finish ever
witnessed at the local greyhound
course came in the third race, which
Quaker Boy won from Flirting Boy
by something less than nose, To
spectators 1t looked like a dead heat,
but 1t ohanced that all three pudBes
saw the finish the same and there
was no Chance Tor an argument, The
two dogs raced nose and nose
through the stretch, 1t being next
to impossible to tell which was lead
ing.
Saturday was banner day for
DIR. Fllrt's numerous progeny. DIR.
Flirt pups copped three firsts and
four seconds. The DIR. Flirt win
ners were Teddy Flirt in the second,
Quaker Boy In the third and Sister
Flirt In the sixth, and seconds were
Little Flirt, Flirting Boy, Rex Roy
F'llrt and Mr.. Flirt.
The summery weather brought out
one OF the best matinee crowds OF
the year.
1t was announced that there would
be a special holiday racing card on
next Wednesday afternoon, the an
niversary OF George Washington's
birthday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Dog Race Entries

Official entries, matinee races,
ninth day. Sunday. February 10,
Mid Continent park. West Tulsa:
First race, purse $50. one-fourth
mile-Crazy Parton, Helens For
tune, Miss Dare, Gypsy Boy, Lady
@, King Steele.
Second race, purse $50. 3-six-
teenth mile--Win All Flirt, Speedy
Cannon, Friendly queen, Doctor
Baker, Handsome Fortune. Shoe
String.
Third race. $40 one-fourth mile
Black Jack, Credit Bill, Tulsa Girl,
Ginger Beer End, Domino. Anna's
Lily.
Fourth race, purse $40, five-six-
teenths mile-Leopold. Clnder Path.
olive Cannon, Sunburn. Collars, Rip
ling Rhyme,
Fifth race. $50. one-fourth mile
Widest Dillon, Fair Chance. Suisun.
WarlocS Second. Honeysuckle, Ara
see.
Sixth race, purse $40, three-six-
teenths mile---Skookum, Mission
Boy. Jesserue, Kiowa. Ernest Wild
Bill. Blue Dick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
HOT WEATHER.
FAV0RITES WIN
AT DOG RACES
Killarney Lad and Ne
braska Wild Bill in
Front; Nose Finish
Mission BOy-SkOOkuni
Fend' ReUiUed Today

Dog racing fans who Visit Mid
Continent park sunday afternoon
will see the Skookum- Mission
Boy "feud" renewed, l. G. Free
mans two stars being entered In
a three -sixteenths dash. the race
being the sixth and last on the
program. The dogs have met
twice at this meeting. Skookum
anneXing the first, u quarter
miller, and Mission Roy the sec
ond over tho e-sixteenthH
route. Jesserue, Hlowa. Earnest
wild Bill and Blue Dick will
fight 1t out for third place"
Contests between Skookum
and his kennel mate, Mission Boy
never fail to excite the fans. for
the two speedors always are 80
close together that the question
OF which ls best never seems 10
be settled.
, Five other races are on the
3card, three at a quarter mil. and
one at three e-siXteonths and one
at the popular five-sixteenths
distance. The five-sixteenths is
the feature OF the others, with
Leopold, Cindor Path, Olive Can
non, Sunburn. Collars and Rip
pllng Rhyme entered, Post time
In the first race Will he o'clock.
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ranchcr will add Smith to his list OF
victims
smith will face n different propo-
sition when he opposes Padgett than
he did I'm his fight with Lux" Avis
said Saturday. 1--WE stopped in Kan
sas city and worked out two days
with Lux. Lux said II was that
wallop IN the first round that did
| the business. He admits Il knocked
him silly and that It took him SOW
eral rounds to recover, but he said
that had ho escaped that one punch
which he considers lucky one
he would have made Smith look
like "A novice.
well. Warnie's punches won't
| work like that on Padgett. The
harder you hit him the harder he
fights lie can't get started until
he is stung. But Just az soon as this
| Oklahoma Boy raps him one that
| Jars him a little bit he II going 60
be rearing and buoking and It will
be goodnight for your Oklahoma
champion"
Padgett arrived Friday and
worked out Friday and Saturday
afternoon before an admlrin9 crowd
which taxed the capacity OF tho gym
naslum at Central fire station. He
is hitting the road every morning
and expects TO bo in perfect oondl-
ton by Wednesday night. He has
been going rather slow, on boxing be-
cause It has been less than two weeks
since he had his tonsils removed
and he does not want 20 take any
chances OF his throat being tho least
bit sore when he climbs into tho
ring.
It is certain that he will have n
large local following when he faces
Smith. but II is Just AS certain that
It will not be as large M that pos
sessed by the Oklahoman. Smith
arrived today to finish his training.
Edward w. Cochrhue of Kansas
city has bsen agreed upon as the
referee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
S. w. Teachers
Keep Conference
Lead by Winning
Special to The World.

Special 10 The World.
ENID. Feb. 1S.--Southwestern
Teachers college OF weatherford re-
tanned the lead in, the Oklahoma
intercollegiate basketball conference
by defeating Phillips university to-
night. 10 TO II.
Had Phillips been able to subdue
Southwestern again a three-cornered
tie would have resulted with South
western, Central and Tulsa uniVer-
sity all even.
Phillips defeated Southwestern
Friday night. 21 TO 20. in one OF the
hardest fought games ever seen
here, this being the first defeat
marked up against the Weatherford
teachers this year. Overconfidence
probably caused the Southwestern
defeat, as the teachers had swept all
rivals from their path before COM
ing here, holding n 30-lS victory
over Tulsa L as one of their ac-
complishments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Sooncrs Heat Washington.

NORMAN. Feb, 1s.--In fast and
hotly contested battle, the University
OF Oklahoma cagers defeated the
Washington university five. In Mis-
souri, Valley conference basketball
game this afternoon. 20 to 26 Both
teams kept on their toes throughout
the game and gave an exhibition OF
clean, Just basketball which brought
much favorable comment from the
crowd OF 1900 which witnessed the
game. There was minimum Of
personal fouls. Excellent work was
done by Referee Quigley. National
league baseball nmnir"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Chicago BOlUIers Hit
High, but Still Trail

ST PAUL, Feb. 13-Chicago
bowlers played prominent part to-
day In the numerous changes in the
singles and doubles standings in the
International Bowling associations
annual tournament In progress here.
r. Davis of Chicago rolled into
second place I'm the singles with 667,
II. Marino of the same city was third
with G64. J. Brick, st. Paul. with
sos. continued to hold the lead.
+. Micka OF Minneapolis was
fourth today with 6G2. II. Doran.
st. Joseph, Mo-, was next. getting "A
count OF $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
NOT DECISIVE!
WRESTLER BEATS BOXER IN
MIXED MATCH.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. fs.---
Wrestling proved superior 10 box
ing In "a mixed match ht the Mil
waulNec boxing commission arcna
last night, Basanta Singh, Hindu
gr0pplcr, winning from Eddie
Richards In two rounds. richards
lacked experience as "A boxer 10
serve as IA real test of The question
OF supremacy between the two
branches. richards went down
IN the first round, but broke the
hold, but In the second Singh
pinned his shoulders 10 the mat
with body scissors and head
hold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Leonard Off for Nelo
Orleans; Meets Moran

NLW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Benny
m 'aIu' au' accompanied by Billy Glib
srn , us manager, left here this aft
wo'yS, ~ySn Tor New Orleans. where the
s%ohaSs % lightweight champion is
Fehuled TO meet Pal Moran on
ssVIuaIN "a. Coincident with their
nss saI,tufe, .,, II was reported Leonard
nIshed to meet the winner OF the
,ohaiey White-Willie jackson fight,
SON Ssuaiiea-for Monday night at Madi-
arrssd arred9Iaing to the report, Leonard
2 su n1s 20 weigh in at las pounds at
which, on the day of the fight.
""'eh is understood 10 he March IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
JOie Ray Makes NeU
3,OOO-Meter Record

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Joie Ray,
star middle distance runner OF the
Illinois a. c., tonight broke the
worlds indoor record for 1000 me-
ters by running the distance In eight
minutes 81 2-5 seconds at the annual
games OF the Wilco Athletic associ-
alton In Brooklyn. The old record,
eight minutes and 35 seconds, was
made by George Bonhag at the same
games on December lG. 1911.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Garden Management Same.

NEW YORK, Feb. is.---No change
~ the administration OF affairs at
Madison Square Garden is antici-
ualed an the result OF the resigna-
tion last Tuesday of Tex Rickard ms
head OF the sport promotion syndl.
cato there. The majority OF the new
board officials has been associated
with Rickard for two years or more.
John Ringing. tho circus man
who was chosen president. has beer
n silent partner In the enterprise
aincc Its inception.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
2S Pairs of Doubles.
BrdUes SWap Scott
For Marquard, K0pf

BOSTON, Feb. 1s.--John Scott.
pitcher for the Boston Nationals. has
been traded TO Cincinnati Reds Tor
Pitcher "Rube" Marquard and In
(lelder Larry Kopf, according TO n
telegram received here tonight from
George w. Grant, owner OF the
Graves, who IN now In New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Michigan unrriers Win.

ANN ARBOR, Feb. l8.-Michigan
university defeated the University Of
Chicago In a dual indoor track meet
here today. scoring II points TO rs
for the Maroons. The Wolverines
won first place in 10 of the II
events, Bi.chman scored the only
Chicago victory. running first In the
G5-yard low hurdles in Z 4-5 seconds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
BaptIsts. Prcsbytcrians Win.

Flfst Bap;lsts defeated First Luth-
erans. 27 to ~, and First Presby-
terians downed Boston NJ. e., 3s to
"a, in a doubleheader in the Sunday
school league at the Y. NJ, c. A.
last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
BOwIIng OFFICIAL Dies,

KANSAS CITY, Feb, ls.--Frank
e. Hurles an executive member of
the international Bowling associa-
tion and secretary of the Kansas
city Midwest Bowling association,
died at his home here early today.
He was Al years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Big Dnr for thu Arm. =.

baSkasShr POINT, Feb. is.-The army
UnIon ~ team tonight defeated
n M eollege by score OF Al 10
o. bs ne army boxing team won five
men ny ny bouts against Penn state
ieaNa ne army swimming team de-
c. snat OF the Springfield Y. NJ
soHese by score of 81 to IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Washington Juniors
Annex Sixth Straight

Washington Junior high basketeers
won their sixth straight game last
night when they defeated Okmulgeo
Juniors, 20 to IS, In "A closely con-
tested game in the Washington
gym. Ray Smith Of the victors
scored 10 points, while Davis count
cd "a for the losers. Lineup:
washington go T. Okmulgee Cb)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Basketball Results

At Tulsa--Tulsa university 25,
central OF Edmond 22.
AZ Enid-Southwestern Teachers
w Phillips IL, Saturday night; Phil
ups u, Southwestern 20. Friday
night
AZ Grlnnell-Iowa State II. Grin
nell II.
hraska 32.
AZ Iowa City-Iowa university 81.
Iowa State "a.
AT AZ shawnee Baptists %, Okla
'oina City college Z.
Al Guthr.e-Sbawnee high school
Il, Guthrie 20.
otM, Austin--Unlversity of Texas 2s,
'A!ahoma A, e. NJ. s.
n, Al Dallas--southern Methodist
University 10, Baylor university rs.
AZ ada--Pauls Valley boys 10, Ada
Girls H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
u,s,,cr wrcs,,crs Win

LINCOLN, Neb. Feb. iS.---The
University OF Nebraska wres,linr
team defeated University ot Mime
sofa wrestlers here this evening by
the score of 20 to 20. ln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

CHICAGO, -'eb. 1s,-The first
contingent Of the Chicago white Sox
players 10 go south for spring train
Ing left tonight IN charge OF Louis
q. Barber. field secretary ana for
mer Texas player. Seventeen pitch
ors and catchers made up the party
which will 20 through several days
OF preliminary work at Marlin
SnrlnRs TNYnE.
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1s.--Six mem
bers OF the local Nationals. led by
Burt Shotton, acting manager, to-
night departed FOR tho training camp
at Orange. Texas. The advance squad
was composed ~ Jess Pfotfor. Lou
North and BIN Barnes, pitchers and
Roy Thomas and Joe Sugden,
coaches. Others are expected 10 Join
this squad during the week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

Goals from field-Roach 8, Martin
! l., shimpsher /. Armour 6, Cor
bin /.
Free throws-Roach out OF 2,
Martin 0 out of 3, Armour 3 out OF 9.
.substltutions-L. Shimpsher for
Martin Martin for l.. Shimpsher,
l. Shimpsher for Fulling, Fulling for
l., Shimpsher, Hogue for Il. Rawley.
Referee-Wllliams.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

GOaIs from fleId---Lamb Z, Buy
hylle Q, Brownfield 3, Miller 4, Suesz
2, williamson 2. Wildman !.
Free throws-Shunatona out OF
. Suesz out of 8.
Referse-Stern.
Scorer-Snyder.
Tlmekeeper--Davis.