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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Dog Race Entries

official ontrios, fifteenth day,
Sunday, January !. Mid Continent
park, West Tulsa,
First race, purse S25. throe-slx-
tecnths mile Miss Cabin, Golden
Moon Miss Dare Little l'llrt. Lively
stopper, Flying Belle,
Second race. purse sac onc-fourth
milc-Now Moon, Bad News La
Belle Wrinkle, Soherhead, Reckless
Charlie Fonmlng Creek,
Third race, purse S25. three six
tecuths milo--Black Servant, Billy
Parton, Mr. Flirt, Black Hawk, Dr.
Flint Shuffling Wrinkle.
Fourth race, purse $50. five-siN-
t"enths mile - Oakland Hannah,
Rush Reuben, Olive Cannon, Cindcr
Path Behave Yourself, Sunburn.
tifth race, purse $40. one-quarter
Quaker Boy, Moonshinc W.
BIN, Dutch Bergman Naomi, Hand
some Ray Sammy Satan,
SiNth race purse $40. ouo-quarter
mile IIcrmis, Collars, Night Rider
Nf-t Niudicator, Lord Cannon. Duffy
Malt
Seventh race, purse $50 one
quarter mile, over four hurdles
sep Ahead, Widest Dillon. smoky
Jack, shoe String, Cyclone star.
Ernest Wild Bill
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BERK ELEY, Cal, DEC. 81.
Powerful offtackle bucks, forward
passes and punting probably Will be
Used by the University Of California
eleven In offensive play against
WashiTeton and jefferson at Pasa-
deua, Cal, In the annual new years
day east versus west football game.
Californias team. probably the
strongest ever developed In the
west, using mainly tackle BUCKS and
aerial attack. went through hard
schedule this year without being
defeated and without even being
forced to exert its tull strength.
Generally California punts IA egreat
deal. waiting for the break" and
when the break" comes then
starts It's strong advance.
"Bcars" Are Indicated.
No defeats have been suffered by
the Bears since 1919. Last year the
eleven, dubbed the wonder team.
went through the season undefeat-
ed. piled up high scores. won the
Pacific Ceast conference champion
ship and defeated Ohio state uni
ver<ity, Big Ten champion, new
years day. This year the scores
have not been so high but the con-
terence title was won for a second
time without a defeat.
California has no outstanding
stars unless 1t be Brick" Muller,
end, who has a habit of throwing
forward passes so and 60 yards like
he would throw a baseball. A
fractured bone in h& knee kept
Muller out of most 0f this years
games. Archie Nisbet. who prob
ably will start at fullback, does
most OF the Sicking and in every
game this year his boots of from 40
to so yards have gained ground In
every exchange of punts. Duke"
Morrison. California's other first
string fullback. is a powerful line
charger. Toomey and Nichols. the
halfbacks, are powerful. Dan Nc
MILAN, a tackle, had been mem
toned for all American honors.
Quarterback Charley Erb is an
excellent field general and Berkey
and stephens. two other ends. are
particularly fast in getting down
the field under punts.
The record OF California's games
follows:
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wednesday night at Convention hall
Instead Of being nwed by the
name Of Jerome Jcffords Smith. the
Bayonnc, \. j., battlcr rated IA one
OF the best middleweights since
Ketchel ana papke. Sacks seems de-
lighted that Palmer AT last IL to step
to the plate in the big league
"Palmcr's ready--and he's good
enough TO meet tho best right now,
Sacks declared. Ills ability can't
he measured by his Tulsa fights
alone, though he has made good
showing here. / know what h. can
do. | saw him fight the black mid
dlewcight terror Of the southwest.
Gorlllo Jones. at III Paso--and win
! saw him give the tough Joe Egan
a lacing, and saw him In other hard
tests before Jc came here And he
is I5 per cent better right now than
he was six Or seven months ago
when busy at El Paso.
I'm not foolish enough to pre-
dict any easy victory for Palmer
over jeff Smith. The man who
fought Harry Greb to a draw In Is
rounds. though conccdlng several
pounds, and then whipped Harry
Foley over the same routc--and that
t''f'N A''NiN'9 N'il b' 'tASg lVI
anybody
II expect Palmer to be outpoint-
cd for five or >-ix rounds. Smiths
ringcraft. absorbed In decade OF
fighting In this country, Australia
and Europe, should give him the
edge In the early going. But | do
believe that Palmer's youth and
strength viii enable him t. triumph
In the stretch. Fifteen rounds is a
long hard route Youth will tell"
Kid Palmer echoed the confidence
expressed by his manager. If the
cloud OF defeat Is edging over the
KIDS horizon that sturdy young
man has not yet seen the shadow
of It.
Gee, II I only can find the spot
on this fellow--thcn look out VIII
son" Palmer sighed longlngly.
Sacks and Palmer already have
made plans to tour the east. leaving
Tulsa the day after the encounter
with Smith. Sacks said they would
go to Philadelphia, rest for a while
and then return TO Tulsa to meet
Jock Malone They will make the
trip to Quaker town regardless OF
tho outcome of tho Smith fight. they
said but they're not considering the
possibility OF defeat.
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PITCHER CHAMP
TENPIN SMASHER
OF CITY FOR 1921
Wins Second Elimination
Tourney; Leagues to
Resume Now

Ira Pitcher. star southpaw hook
bail tenpin smasher. annexed the
city bowling championship for 1921
yesterday afternoon when he defeat-
ed Glenn Morgan handlly In the
final match OF the winter elimination.
tournament on the Y. NJ. G. A. AZ
lcys. II was the second eiiminahon
tournament coppcd by the portsidc
star this year, Pitcher having also
won the Y's spring contest
Scores yesterday afternoon:
Pitcher .....17t 1914 215-iS0
Morgan .....17O ia 170--514
Pitcher had two misses and t>N
splits In the 80 frames. on the day
before when he hung up a score Of
G33 for three games In the semi
finals he encountered one miss and
no splits.
Becker OF the Cosden team had
high individual honors OF the tourn-
mont, his 269 being the high single
game and his $50 three game total
standing unsurpassed. Becker was
climips.ed by Reynolds.
The midwinter tournament COM
pleted. the two leagues now will re-
sumo acticities. The Oil league will
get under way first, the Cosden and
Patterson Steel clubs OF that circuit
being scheduled to clash Monday
night The leagues are resuming play
in the second week of the second
half of the split season.
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Mondays Game
to Draw Many
Visitors to City

While some OF the glamor at
tending a college or high school
game will be missing. Mondays
contest between the Kendall vet
Grams of 1919 and the Oklahoma
All Stars is expected to draw q large
thrOng of football fans from outside
the city as well as the usual Tulsa
crowd
There are many reasons to eX-
pect this. For instance, Virgil Jones
who led Sapulpa high school to u
brilliant state scholastic champion
ship this season, has large fol-
lowing in Sapulpa anxious to see
the mite mentor really In action on
the team ne helped make famous;
so Sapulpa may be counted on for
large delegation. Sand Springs
viii send many in to see Coach
Bateman perform with the all-stars.
Some of Ivan Groves friends may
come from Shawnee, and host of
admirers OF webb Ray, saltwater,
certainly want TO see him play again.
Many Oklahoma university stu
dents who are home for the holi-
days are planning to remain over
Monday In order to see Dutch" Hill,
Jap Haskell and other Sooners
in tho All Star lineup.
Tulsa hign school students fol-
lowers OF Cogch Brenneman, are
sure TO turn out in numbers,
II Is the same down the line.
Hardly player on either team but
has admirers who'll strain point
to be there Monday when the ref
eree's whistle sounds ut $3.50.
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Downey of Cleyeland and While
Jimmy Gardner, the referee Wilson
took with him from Boston, looked
on. Downey murdered Wilson. But
as Johnny was about to go out under
the punishment Gardner gave the
bout to Wilson on n foul Wilson
later said somebody was pulling him
down, by the foot from the edge OF
the ring. oh, girls, 1t was n said
blot on the years pages. As Fatty
Arbuckle would say, Downey won
moral victory.
MIR. Pete Herman showed that he
had just lent Joe Lynch the ban
tam title by winning II back early in
the year. And then made the mis-
take of letting Johnny Buff. husband
'and papa, take n crack at the re-
claimed crown. Puff knocked IL off.
But Buff hasn't the earmarks of
real champ. There are too many
good boys angling for a chance at
him to assure n long reign for nim.
Jack Britton got a year older ana
wiser--with the welterweight crown
in little danger at any time. Benny
Leonard put on weight and slowed
up a little. got pages of publicity and
gave the fans little boxing in return.
But he's still king of the lightweights
by some distance,
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AERLAL ATTACK WILL
FEATURE EAST-N/EST
CLASSIC NEW YEARS
Calfornias Squad Is Strongest Ever Developed in West
and Has Been Undefeated This Year; Bears Have
Lead His 26 Seasoned Veteran Presidents" to Do or
Die for w. & J.

Kopf, another end. has always
been looked upon as notable
player and in the last season saved
the day for w and j, from the Uni.
versity of Pittsburgh by leap TN
the air, receiving forward pass
and dashing across the line for
touchdown, the only score of the
game.
The team was strong in offerse
and powerful in defense, and
showed it's mastery of the game
by lightning changes from massed
formation to open play.
w. and J. Also Indicated.
Washington and jefferson did not
lose "A game during the past season
II won first from Bethany college(
OF West Virginia by n score of IA toy
0. and followed this victory by TAX
Ing game from Bucknell, 26 to o.
West Virginia Wesleyan next went
down before ~. 50 to 0, and Car
negie Tech of Pittsburgh went down
to defeat, II TO 0. Lohigh was de
feated at Bethlehem, ID to 0, and
University of Syracuse. az Syracuse
II to 10. Westminster college OF
Pennsylvania went down, 40 to H.
the last game before Washington
and jefferson met its ancient rival
the University of Pittsburgh Panth-
ers. This was one of the most
rotable games OF the season, and
was played on field ankle deep in
mud, Washington and jefferson
won it's it's victory in the last few
minutes OF play, Z TO 0. University
OF West Virginia on, Thanksgiving
day, was the last game on the play
ing schedule, and this Washington
and jefferson wan, 10 to o.
In its regular playing season,
Washington and Jefferson scored a
total of eos points while it's oppon-
ents scored but "a. 1
Ncale National Lacquer.
Coach Neale is not only a star
football and bask bail player. but
he is also National league base
ball player. belonging to the Gin
cinnati team. He was graduated
from West Virginia Wesleyan col
lege at Buckhannon, and from
there went to Musk.ngum college.
New Concord, Ohio. In 1917 he
was at Wesleyan as coach, and fur
nished one of the surprises of the
vers OF West Virginia, 20 to 0.
college, Marietta, Ohio, going from
His professional baseball experience
covers several years.
Accompanying the team to Cali
fornia is large party OF Washing
ton and jefferson alumni and Act
ing President S. s. Baker. who goes
as the guest of the Tournament Of
Roses com mittee of Pasadena.
Statistics of the w. and J. squad:
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PRESIDENTS RECORD FOR
1921 SEASON FORMIDABLE.

BERN ElsE1 Y, Cal, Dec. 81.
Hardened and oheered by vigor-
Gus and victorious football season.
and kept in the pink of condition
by frequent drilling on a snow
covered gridiron since its close. the
Washington and jefferson college
squad today was ready for its battle
against the University of California
at Pasadena, January 2.
Twenty-six seasoned athletes. one
of them with four years experience
on the varsity team, and four with
three years behind each of them.
made up the list from which Coach
Earle GREASY" Neale selected the
party for the western trip.
Stein Consistent Star.
Prominent among the leaders was
Capt. Russell Stein who. as tackle.
led the squad. He was a consistent
star and TO his generalship the Red
and BLACK traced some of its most
important victories.
Erickson and Brankhert, half
backs, and konvolnika and Aiken.
ends, were the other men with long
football training.
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UPSETS FEATURE,
SAWBUCK, BILLY
RAY GALL0P OVER
Clara Also Springs
Surprise by Defeating
Speedy Field
Special Sunday Card;
SeUen Races Today

Seven races are ON the special
sunday card ~ greyhound ccu-
toslH arranged for thiH afternoon
Post Time lu the firet event viii
u, 9 2.ae Instead of O'Clock be-
cause Of the extra RACE.
Tho stellar performers of the
track are tu hr seen iu action,
The fourth race at five .HiAtecntha
viii bring together such CON
tenders as the greatly improved
Oakland Hannah, Cindor path,
now ln top form. the consistont
suulurn. DI,c cannon. Rush
Reuben ana Behnlf Nourcif.
This promises 10 be one ot tho
most interesting races of the win
ter meet.
Fans who have expressed
pleasure it witnessing h e
hurdles win be entertained in the
seventh The us cuntcsting dog
m uHt negotiate four hurdles
while circling the quarter mile
course
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A ReUielU of the 1921
Boxing Champions

ny JAY l., THOMAS,
The Champions achievements, review
Demon Dempsey moved him down snd
KEPT the pathway clcnr,
dark cloud bowers over him and Fulton
while Gibbons With his * o. string is
"aklng history rattle.
Though Gcorgcs struggling valiauuy was
forciby put down
unlh somcono removes lt-hc stiI re-.
with Grcb ard several others all In the
best Of tfhn.
Carp" may stay whore ne ls and thea
they can't trim hin
johnny Wilson. muca rsszcd champ. all
times considered funny
But when the smoke is cleared away
hc always gets the money
There may be several who can whale
hut oone san eyeT do It II they never
get tho chance.
Jack lnati,y Hr,,iSe'4 ,I,o.y ,H .c,, ,,.oo' with his
MUSES. up inc 3s~"g'. 90 and wastes so
They knocI, him round considerable ami
sometimes have him down,
And thouFh it NAV hc wobbly no wenrs
tho wolter crown,
They bring them from across the pond ana
also from tho west
rhey nght & ou, among themselves and
Uy TO pick the best.
Thon when one finally tons the rest b,
giving them O. 'IHklUg,
Benny Leonard yumou along and knocks
them loose and kicking.
Father Time h neck ana neck with Kt.
hane. 20 they say
hut Father sti,l 10 awful spry as
Danny Frush will say.
He pluuktd the wreath in 1919 and John
can't last forever
And he may drop lt an- tinc--the best
of friends must sewer.
The bantam crown goes t'p "ud down and
tecmluglys quite tickle.
The weWrrr one day worth mint the
next one not a nickel
So Johnny Buff old, small and tough The
newest title holder.
May he the champ FOR ypprH to come
" not mlaute older.
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ing the title from him in the sec
ond round. lie had the wildcat
groggy and hanging on. Cerpen-
uer's gameuess, 'aggreHsiVeness and
lightning speed won him the hand
OF the American ring public. The
battle easily takes it's place among
the most important and thrilling in
history, II also drew record
breaking crowd OF over 10000 per
sons.
George Chaneys Inflated attempt
to wrest the title from feather
weight champion Johnny kiibane's :
head in 1915 was repeated when
Danny Frush. managed by the man
who bossed CLANCY, met Kilhane in
Johnnys home town September II.
Kilbane flsttened Frush In the
seventh round. Frush tried TO claim
that he was fouled by kilbane's knee
In the first round. but failed to get
away with II. Judging from the way
he Strengthened up and fought after
the alleged foul he was not seriously
hurt II injured at all,
Experts raised no objection to the
general belief that Frush was the
logical man to meet kilbane. And
Kilbane showed by the decisive man
rer in which he laced the Baltimore
lad that the champ sin IL king. lie
is. however slipping and has slowed
down considerably lie may not ap-
pear in next years list or kings.
Little Chloride of Lime"
Johnny Wilson won the middle
weight title in questionable manner
from NJ. O'Dowd n couple OF years
ago and the past year saw him drag
the title farther into the mud VIII
son rished his title against Bryan
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CIeUeIGnd Encourages
Harness Horse Racing

CLEVELAND, Ohio Dec. a.
For the purpose of stimulating har-
ness horse racing in Cleveland, the
board OF directors OF the Forest City
livestock and Fair company today
leased the North Randall race track
to A. {, Pennock OF Cleveland. for
a spring and fall meeting of half
mile harness horses during the 1929
season,
Pennock expects 10 stage a meet
Ing during the week of June s and
another the week following the
Grand Circuit meeting at Lexington,
the date OF which Will be decided
at the Grand Circuit steward NEST
ing here January 0.
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Cuban Football Team
TrOunces Mississippi

HAVANA, Dec. 31.-Heavily out
weighed and outgeneraled, the root
ball team OF Mississippi university
went Own In defeat here today be-
fore the Cuba Athletic club eleven
by a score of 1S to o. Playing old
style football without single at
tempt at a forward pass, the Cubans
scored six points in the first quarter
and seven in the last, when Romero,
right halfback. ran 35 yards and
then bucked the line twice for a
touchdown. Mississippi failed miser-
ably in aerial tactics, trying IL for
ward passes without success.
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by NORMAN r.. BROWN
-Four events stand out prominently
IL the boxing history written In 1871
They are;
Jack pcmpscys victory over
Georges Carpenter In the battle ot
the century"
The retention Of the featherwolght
title by Johnny Kilhuuc, oldest
champion n the game as far as the
length OF his reign Is concerned
The double switching OF the ban
tatEweight crown.
And the sorry mess made out Of
the m!ddleweight division.
battle of the Age"
The Dempsey Carpenter battle,
staged on Boyle's 80 acres in Jersey
city July ., was by long odds the
banner event OF the year. Dempsey,
the most popular heavyweight the
game has known since the good old
days of Corbott, sullivan, Fitzsim-
mons and Jeffries, was without a
worthy rival In America, Georges
Carpentier, debonair Frcnchman,
ranked alone In European ring cir
Cles--whatcvcr any one individuals
opinion of his real ability was lie
held the championship of Europe.
Tex R!ckara brought them together.
set up for Dempsey" seemed TO D.
the general verdict at first. Thtn
Carpenters secret methods of train
ing and his disnified personalitS and
unusual ways brought about a
change OF feeling. He has a
chance" said the former sceptics.
Almost Drops Jack.
And then, when the battle was
staged, this llshtning fast French
aan shook the fistio world to is
very depths by almost sending the
| Giant Killer to the floor and wrest-
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COsden Wins Opener
In Indoor Baseball

The playing season OF the v NJ,
g, A. Indoor Baseball league was In
augurated yesterday with vic'ory
by Cosden over the q. T.. & X. The
small field was largely responsible
for the large score, 30-lh.
All four teams OF the league we're
scheduled to play on the opening
day hut the game between the First
National bank and the tosdcn Of
flee force was postponed because
several members OF the two teams
were busy In the last t-of-tho-y year
rush.
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uf ,pur stars ana u great many
mediocre performers, but this ,Dr-
hinlv Ia not tho ,uac iu tha iu
stance. They are an stars. aNd
every last man of the bunch believes
Kendall is doomed tO defeat Mon.
duy afternoon.
Coach Francis schmidt Of Tulsa
university heads the officials who ID
run the game, serving u3 referee.
Harry Faulkner. coach of Musku-
gee high school Will bee referee. Go
las ~ Tuisu head liucsmau aud
McCunc uf Tulsa, timrkccpcr tn
game viii start promptly at 2.30.
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WidOlU of Jake HamOn
Mdrries Chicago Banker

CHICAGO. Dec. 3l.-Mrs. Georgia
Hamon, widow of the late Jake l..
Hamon, slain Oklahoma oil man.
was married here today to William
L. Rohrer. a banker, Mrs. Hamon
moved 10 Chicago shortly before the
murder trial at Ardmore, In which
Clara smith Hamon was found not
guilty OF killing Jake l.. Hamon. Mr..
and Mrs. Rohrer will probably re-
side here. 1t was announced.
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Basketball Results

At Green Castle, Ind.--Depauw
80, Purdue 81.
At Ann Arbor, Mich.-Mlchigan
SO. Carnegie Tech Is.
At Columbus, Ohio-Ohio State
"a. Dartmouth 30.
At Bloomington. III. -- Illinois
Wesleyan 20. Coalgate 10.
At Champaign, Ill.-Illinois 35,
Miliken 90.
At Indianapolis. Ind.-Butler is.
Yale l6.
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Tcn.Acrc Tourist pnrI,

HEN ~ tTTA, Doc 3l.-If pres
cnt plans do not fall ltouryetta WI
have tourist park with every con
vcnicuCc for tho crosse country nag
gator. 1t is proposed To devote a
tcn-acrc tract adjoining the cit
pumping station to this purpose.
where the tourists may have cag
access to water, light and gas. and
NJ the same time be in close touch
with the business center.
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Veterans Meet AHSaS M0nu ct Mcy Park 7uzaS Grid Finale
Sacks Says Palmer:S Ready
To Take on Toughest NoW;
Is Not in AWe of Jeff Smith

Palmer II ready TO take on the
toughest IN the game-barring
none"
with this statement Adde Sacks,
manager Of hid Palmer. the as yet
unnamed ARIZONA wildcat" ycster-
day answered severe criticism that
has beon directed at him since he
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DETROIT Dec, 3l,-An athletic
stadium with 0,000 seating capa-
city viii be built by the Univers ty
OF Detroit, officials OF the institu-
tiou announced tonight one sec
tion OF 10000 seats will be ready
.,. use next October, according To
present plans
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Rain Helped GRID Promoters.

San FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.--Pro-
moters of the recent Centre college
Arizona football game In San Diego
will be paid $4,000 in insurance be-
acuse more than one-tenth-inch
rain fell that day. The sum repre-
sents the difference between gate
receipts of $4,000 and S25.0O0 for
which the game was insured. ac-
cording to local firm which placed
the insurance.
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WIND HAMPERS SHOOT
Douglas F'ranchot Tops List With
Of In Tulsa Clubs Last Shoot of
the Year

In the last shootsof the 1891 sea-
son, members OF the Tulsa Gun club
found 1t difficult TO make high
scores owing TO the cold and windy
weather. Douglas Franchot, presi-
dent OF the club shot his way TO the
top OF the list by registering a mark
Of 81. this being the only score
OF any note, The best the runner
up position could show was
score OF IS, which resulted In t;a
between Doctor Houser and Il. c.
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Lnhcr Iravcs thc nosnltnI.

CHICAGO, Dec, Sl.-Urban IA
her, White Sox pitcher and premier
twirler of the American league, has
left the hospital here, whore ne un-
derwont an operation ON his right
Knee, and has gone to his home In
Cascade, Iowa.
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phns nuy "A FIRST nnscman.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3l,-Thc
Philadelphia National league base
hal club has completed "A deal for
First Baseman leslie of the New
dreams club OF the southern league
Secretary Shotta,ino of the local
club announced today, Two Play
.. We're given In exchange John
Monroe, second baseman. and u.
Henry, who was purchased from
sun Antonio OF the Texas league.