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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Long Jim Barnes
Cops Coast Title
In 3-Day Contest

LOS ANGELES. Jan. lS.-The
California state open golf champion
ship was won here today by James
Barnes of Pelham, ~ Y, with a
score of 902 for az holes. played In
u three days tournament at the Nll-
shire Country club. v
Eddie Loos of Pasadena, former
state champion, finished second with
a score OF 30S. For third place three
players finished with tie scores OF
S07. They were Jock Hutchinson.
British open champion, Abe Espinosa
OF San Francisco and Mortie Dutro
OF Pebble Beach, Cal.
I4oos lost the state championship
today in spectacular play, paired
with Barnes. They started off with
a large gallery In the ideal weather
and Barnes took the lead. finishing
the morning IS holes In n, par for
the course, while Loos took II.
Barnes, In the afternoon made the
final is holes In ~ and Loos In 10.
George Won Elm OF Salt Lake City.
trans Mississippi and Pacific north
west amateur champion. furnished
n surprise in finishing with 81 only
seven players, all professionals, fin
ishing ahead of him.
John Black. three times state
champion, and Ernest Martin, with
$40, tied for fourth place and HUT
Martin took fifth. tying with Won
Elm. who. as an amateur, did not
participate In the purse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Big Jess Really
After Dempsey;
He Starts East

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 1s,-Jess
Willard, Kansas oil operator and
former worlds pubilistic champion,
is travelling eastward soon with one
main thought In View---a bout with
Jack Dempsey for tho heavyweight
title. willard said yesterday that
he IL willing and anxious to try
conclusions with Dempsey again.
lie states uAt he will seek Tex
Richards agreement to stage the
bout and then force Dempsey TO
come through.-less stated that a
few months ago Ricksrd wrote ask .
Ing for his terms and II he, willard,
could get into shape for n cham
pionship bout with Dempsey. Jess
replied that he could. lie states now
that he viii he In fighting shape In
six months and rarln' To go II RicX-
ard still wants 10, put on the scrap.
Willard has Il doped out howI he
can beat Dempsey and talks like he
has actual confidence In the result
lie says that Dempsey beat him in
their previous fight because he did
not break clean. Jess states that
he now knows how TO act In a case
Of this kind, and II he would get
another chance at Dempsey. would
beat him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Reeves and Cich1er Box Slashhq I5R0u1d Drav-C0M III
SkO0kUM RUNS
TODAY, 3-S MILE
RACE FEATURES
Rush Reuben and Marble
head Beat Fast Fields
to Finish Line

Another treat FOR dog race fans Is
In store al Midcontinent park for
this afternoon Two events stand
out among the six carded. one being
IL quartor-mlior iu which Skookum.
conquorOr OF Mission Boy. will com
pete against Suuburn. Kiowa and
three other fleet opponents, and the
other marathon" AT throc-cighta
Uf u mile for the long distance run
ncrs Seven dogs viii leave the cage
In the thrco-cights mile race, those
entered being Russell Boy, Mig Par
ton. Black Hawk. Lord Cannon.
Misty = ar, Mr. Flirt and Lady Shan
non.
T.. y. Frccman's always dangerous
veteran, Rush Reuben, puHed some
what uf "A surprise by winning the
feature race on yesterday after
Moons program, beating Behave
Yourself and Sandstorm with ease
at nvc-slxtcenths of n mile and ne
gotiating the distance IN the re-
markable time OF 32 2-5, the fastest
he ever made. Snwbuck. olive can.
non and Ernest wild Bill, three con-
sistent performers, were DOT even In
the money The day also brought
victory Ia another of Mr.. Frceman's
veterans, Nebraska wild Bill VIII
ming the sixth race at three-six-
tecnths OF mile from Warlock II
after a pretty stretch contest.
The quarter-mile feature OF the
day went TO Marblohead In the fast
tlme OF 2G 2-5. Mickey clair fin
iahcd second and The Tiger. third.
sitting Bull, Flying Clara and Dutch
Bergman were out OF the money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Richie Mitchell Plans
Another Ring Campaign

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jau. 1s,-
Richie Mitchell, the Milwaukee
lightweight, who suffered broken
arm in his match with Ernie Rice,
tho English i35-pounder. here last
fall today Is preparing for an
other campaign In the ring. which
he hopes win result In another
championship encounter with Benny
Leonard
Mitchell has started TO rid himself
OF excessive weight. During the
period or idleness he took on the
physical proportions OF a middle
weight. but expects to be close TO
the 1i0 pounds notch within n
month. Several matches for him al.
ready are pending.
Pinkey Mitchell, brother OF Richie.
also is rounding into fighting con-
dition. Pinkey was forced TO cancel
his match with Leonard here Jan
uary at the last minute, due To an
attack of bursitis In tho left arm.
lie expects TO be in shape for a
match early In February. The local
promoters will attempt to induce
Leonard 10 meet him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Dog Race Results



First race, purse S25. tnree-siy'
teenths mlle--Lillian Parton, LIST
Peerless Prince, End. Ready Ap-
plause. 3rd. Time 10 As. Black
servant, Dillon Wild Blil ana Okana
also ran.
Second race, purse s25; one-quar-
ter mlleA-W Western King. Tst; stem
wlndcr. End: Dancers Buck, 3rd'
Time q. Teddy Fllrt, King Cotton
and Red Checkerboard also ran.
Third race. purse $40. one-quarter
-Marblehead. lst, Mickey clair,
End; The Tiger. ard. Time 26 2-5.
sitting Bull, Flying Clara ana Dutch
Bergman also ran.
Fourth race, purse $40; flve-six'
teenths mile Rush Reuben. LIST
Behave Yourself. 2nd; sancstorm
ard. Time 80 As. Sawbuok. olive
Cannon and Ernest Wild BIZ afsc
ran.
Fifth race, purse $40: one-auartel
mile-So Long Dick. LIST. Sammy Sa
tan, end; Duffys Malt, ard. Time II
Killarney Lad. Flirt Boy ana Credi
Bill also ran.
sixth race, purse, $40; three-six'
teenths mile--Nebrnska BIZ, 1sti
Warlsck Second. end; Moonshine
wild Bill 3rd. Time 10 i-s, Edith
Cantrip. Lord IIelpum and Red Red
Rose also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
BY ROBERT EDGREN

Washington and jefferson gave
California such O corking football
game that California is planning to
invite the Presidents again next
year
The w. & J. style Of play made y
tremendous hit on the Pacific Coast.
II was clean, hard football with
worlds OF speed and all the variety
that any team could use on a muddy
field The easterners were good
sportsmen. in tho game and a,ter-
ward. Captain stein. standing erect
In his position. directing his team ON
the offensive, was n heroic figure.
The easterners started tearing up
the California line at a terrific pace
In the first quarter, and according to
their custom the Bears offered a
stubborn defense and waited for the
easterners to tire, as other visiting
teams have tired. But w. and j.
didn't slacken, and the CallfornianA
were soon forced to use all their
strength and strategy to hold their
own. The ball was in w. and J. ter
ritory most of the time. and Cali
fornia got nearer to the rival goal
than W. and j. did during the game,
but that was becahse of Archie Nes-
bits wonderful puntlng. In team
play W. and J. showed a marked
advantage.
The failure OF California's Navor-
lite passing game was only partly
caused by a muddy ball and slip
perry field, for nearly every time a
pass was attempted the California
runners were unable to get through
or around w. and US magnificent
defense.
w. and j. gained 130 yards by
rushing. against Calitornia's 56. and
that's che story OF the game. Now
California players and managers
have agreed that they want to meet
the Presidents again. If W. and j.
develops another great team next
year, and 1t Is likely that the
Pennsylvanians will be invited to go
to the coast for the opening of the
new million dollar stadium at Berk-
ley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
First Conference
Game of the Year .
For T. H. S. Friday

Coach Rau's Tulsa high school
cagers will engags N their first con-
ference game of the season Friday
night when they tackle the Enid
contingent here.
The Crimson and Cream squad Is
now going at top speed and Is ready
to meet It's toughest opponents, Of
which Enid is reputed to be one.
Games with Muskogee H.. S., Okla
homa Military academy and 'Nowata
IL. s. in the last two weeks have
put the T. III. S. outfit on edge.
Enid has three OF last years play
ers back this season and, according
to reports received by Coach Rau.
their men will average about 100
pounds each. Coach Jenner Of Enid
has given the probable lineup for
his team as follows: Center, Will
hanson DIETER, mani; forwards, Ar
buckle and Haskell (both letter
men); guards. Snoddy and Parnell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Mckay in Capital
For Britton Bout;
Interest Is Heavy

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. IS
With the arrival of Gordon Mckay
Pacific coast middlewelght cham
pion from Seattle today for his 10
round bout with Billy Britton
Kansas City mlddleweight, Friday
night under the auspices OF the
Oklahoma Athletic club, Don W.
Hutchinson, secretary OF the clu'
announced tonight unusual interest
Is being evidenced by reason OF
heavy out-of-town reservations.
Britton has been working out ever
since his arrival here yesterday. Nc
Kay went immediately into training
quarters today.
Britton, being a "comer" I'm the
event of victory. will bring himself
before the serious attention OF ma
tional sportsmen. the dOpesters hert
have it. Defeat for Mckay would
halt his chase OF the elusive j.
Wilson and his loose fitting cro"H'
they allege.
The Kansas City boy seemed fresh
when Ne came here yesterday, he
had juse showed Bud Clancy. veteran
middleweight, something a'out
fighting at Springfield, Mo. lie
came from the fight without
scratch and with a cleancut decision
over the veteran Clancy.
Interest here ~ keen over the
identity OF The Hawaiian Kid with
whom Young Riley of Shawnee i'
slated Friday night. Secretar-
refused to comment
fttt hat 10 rapanTl that me 81
got an awful reputation for the
fights he's participated In,
SO we've arranged to show him
AAr,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Walker Whips Moran
at Wichita HandiIy

WICHITA, Kan, Jan, ls,---Hughie
Walker OF Kansas city stopped Jack
Moran OF ST. Louis In the third
round OF a scheduled lO-radlnd
bout at the Forum last night
Walker landed on Moran 80 hard
and so often In the third round that
referee Johuny Husong stopped the
fight Moran spent most OF this
round on the floor, but al~ays man
aged TO scramble TO his feet at the
ninth count.
The main so ended as did all the
other bouts OF tho evening-by the
knockout route. None OF them went
over three rounds. Bin Burns fin
ished his opponent. Jack Dennisy,
In two rounds. The other bouts
went as far as tho third. but no
farther.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
SOoners' Conference
Hopes Not SO Black

NORMAN. Jan. 1s.-Tho Missouri
valley schedule ahead of the Okla
homa basketball squad does not. look
so gloomy since the Ames quintet
defeated Oklahoma by 4-point
margin. The Kansas Asgies invade
Norman Friday for Oklahoma's next
conference game.
The Sooners believe they have a
good chance to even things IN the
valley against tho Kansas Aggies
Friday, II they defeat the invaders
they will have 800 percentage N the
conference, but II they lose the bot
tom will he near,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Dunn Believes McInnis
wiz Make Indians Win

CLEVELAND, Jan. 1s.-James G..
Dunn. president OF the Cleveland
American league. club, thinks the
deal whereby the Indians acquired
Jack McInnis, star first baseman,
from the Bostfn Americans, IL the
biggest thing he has done since he
purchased Tris Speaker back in
1916.
"McInpls Is one OF the narvels of
baseball said Dunn. "He is bound
to prove a tower of strength to our
club on the defensive. save us many
x ball game by his plays and I'm not
SO sure he won't hit as hard as the
next one.
with McInnis to bolster up our
infield, l feel certain that the Indi-
ans aredestined to win the 1922 PEN
nant."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Chicago Bantam
Steps Into Ring
Clad in A Smile

PEORIA, ILL.,. Jan. 1S.-When
Jimmy Kelly, Chicago bantam
weight boxer. threw off his bath.
robe and stepped out TO shake
hands with Stanley Everett. Pekin
boxer. In the ring at the Majestic
theater here last night for the
beginning of l0-round bout, he
discovered that he was wearing
nothing but a smile. His seconds
hurriedly flung an overcoat over
him and rushed him 10 dressing
room. The bout was held. There
We're women In the crowd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
MUST BOX GREB
OR NONE, WORD
HANDED WILSON
New York Commission Is
Firm in Middleweight
Champions Case
BY JACK, VEIOCK.
l. N. y SportinR Edltnr,


NEW YORK, jan 1S.-lt never
rains but what 1t pours and you can
prove 1t by Johnny Wilson.
The mlddleweight champion is up
against a stone wall today with a
whole battalion of mandates staring
him In the face.
In the first place he is under
suspension practically every place
but in the Isle OF zap. Secondly. he
must fgo through with his original
plan to box Harry Greb for the mid =
dleweight championship or remain
under the ban.
The New York boxing commission
has ordered Wilson to box Creb or
stay out of the rings In New York
state henceforth. This would not be
so bad We're IL not that the New
YORK commission has the moral and
material support of every other box
ing body In the country
The rational boxing association
which has just wound up It's sec
ond annual convention In New
orleans has barred Wilson from box
ing anywhere in its territory, which
takes In practically every state
where boxing is legalized with the
exception of New York, New Jersey
anu NdSedtHuHtlNS. ana Ine last
named states already have put up
the bars against the Charlestown
boxer.
Wilson's claim that he was forced
to sign with Greb 10 get the s35. 900
he had coming TO him for boxing
Bryan Downey In Jersey City last
Labor day, failed to impress the
New York commission which ruled
that II had nothing to do with New
Jersey and that fits only duty In the
matter was to enforce the contract
between Wilson and Tex Rickard.
So Johnny Wilson will box Harry
Greb or no one at all unless some
body relents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Johnny Dundee can soon claim a
record. He is the busiest boxer In
the business. Dundee is a marvel
for staying quality. For several
years fight fans have been watching
him to see when he is going to wilt.
But he goes on fighting as aggres-
sively and tirelessly as ever.
Dundee. like Lightweight Cham
pion Benny Leonard, cap be abso-
lutely depended upon to deliver thJ
goods every time he starts. Once.
a long time ago. he was knocked
out by Willie jackson, and the pub
lie thought that was the beginning
of Dundee's finish. Since that he
has fought Jackson several times,
and when jackson hits Johnny on
tho chin now he breaks his hands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
New Boxing Officers :;amc...

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lS.-;Tal-
ter II. Llnger, Milwaukee, was re =
elected president of the National
BoNing association at its annuaf con
Nentlon here, Other officers CHOSEN
were II. r. Burke, secretary of the
louisiana state commission. first
vice president; II. l.. Lghtcap or
Ohio. SECOND vice president; i.ainrop
cogswen OF Maryland. third vice
president; i. B. Russell, Kentucky,
tourth vice presidents; Texas w.
New York, secretary ana
treasurer. IRE -elected). y Ciutzoh
Borglnm. president OF the Interna-
tional Sporting club, New YORK, was
elected honorary vice president.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Not a Real Champ.

Imagine KID Mccoy sidestepping
Greb. Imagine Tommy Ryan hid
ing behind the kind of an excuse
Wilson offers for flunking Imagine
Bob Fitzsimmons showing the
white feather. And when would
Papke or Ketchel have run to cover
to avoid Harry Greb or anyone else
Would Frank Klaus have, gone
into hiding II a man like Greb was
on his trail2 We used TO have some
real champions in the middlewelght
class. but OF late years the middle
weights have been "A poor lot, an
hardly worth looking at.
AL Mccoy was a joke. Mike
O'Dowd was a game, sturdy fighter,
but lacking in skill.
As for Wilson. | see no reason
why Rickard should want to put
him on at all. Or why the public
should pay to see him backing
around a ring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Big SnolU 'Arranged
For Ski Tournament

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.--"Tonight at
1880 O'Clock snow Will begin falling
on a hillside at Cary, Ill, the fall
continuing throughout the night and
all day tomorrow"
The announcement, however, came
from the Northwestern railroad and
not from the weather bureau. -
The railroad is bringing two
trainloads of snow from Barboo
Wis.,---where snow is a drug on the
market--to Cary. where II will be
used to pave the steel tower and
hillside jump for the national ski
tournament OF the Norge ski club.
The tournament Is to be held sun
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
B'now Gives zbyszko a Battle,

CANTON Ohio, Jan. ls.---It took
Stanislaus Hbyssko. the Pole. So
minutes TO throw Ivan IAnow. Rus
sian, fn defense of his worlds heavy
weight wrestling title here last night.
Linow lasted 10 minutes before he
was toppled the first time with a
head scissors, and tho second fall
came in IL minutes with riying
mare and body hold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Jennings High Leads
Katy Caging League

Special to The World
JENNINGS, Jan. 1s.-Jennings
high school boys and girls basket
ball teams are leading the Katy In
terscholastie league. The league Is
composed of Cleveland. Oiton, Wy
mona, Homlny and Jennings high
schools. The Wynona boys are a
close second. haYing lost but one
game and the Hominy girls are as
eloso in tho girls race, G,he next
series OF games Is to be played at
Cleveland and Hominy January 90.
League Standing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Sew .Candldate Cor y. w. Job.

CHICAGO, Jan. lS.-The latest
candidate to>appear among the list
OF possible successors ito Elmer Sic
Dewitt as football coach at North
western university Is Charles Bach
man. former Notre Dafne s;ar. Bach
man coached Northwestern IN 1919
and for the past two years sas oeen
Zach, at Kansas agricultural col.
lege.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
An Men In County pcleua,es

M'ALESTER, Jan. Is--At a II eet-
ing OF the Young Democrats league
here Tuesday night, every ysun.
democrat In Pittsburg county was
made IA delegate TO the CONFER ion
OF the Young Democrats leaglh OF
the state, which convenes in okriui-
gee, February 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Columbus Trains IN Macon.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Jan. is.---Man-
ager Clarence Rowland OF the CO.
lumbus club of the American asso-
ciatlon said today that he plans 10
have the players report for, spring
practice on March Q. The camp Will
te Macon. Go. Work OF lining up
exhibition games for the Senators
Is under way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Climate Il "a Problem.

w. and j. solved the problem Of
putting a team on the field after n
long trip in perfect playing Goa
dition, by training at home and OF
the trip. and arriving shortly before
the event.
have seen many athletic teams
suffer from climatic changes by go
ing to the scene of a contest too
soon. American athletic teams 90
ing to England always do best when
they arrive Just before the contest.
Athletes who 90 abroad TO COM
pete are always at their best during
the week following their arrival and
always slump during the >second
week, because of climatic changes
and the tension caused by waiting
for a contest for which they are pre-
pared and fit when they arrive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
COAST BOY PUTS UP
WONDER EXHIBITION
WITH BUT ONE HAND
Favoring His Right, Broken a Year Ago. Reeves Jabs
Continually With Left and Wins Support of Fans by
Game Showing-Oher Two Bouts Also Draws
Keener Almost Puts Out Mickey King.
Boxing Decisions

Jack Reeves and Sailor Glenn
Cilokner. draw, 10 rounds
Frankie Dean and Freddie
Lincoln draw, 10 rounds
Pop l,scner and Mickey King
draw. 900 rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
A New Contender.

The Hawaiian Islands are break
ing into football. Although the
University Of Hawaii team was beat
en- 47-0 by oregon. 1t made a fair
start. and will do better next year.
Teams from the Pacific coast will
soon be including Honolulu in their
schedule.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Denlnmin Ia Mcct Dundcc.

CHICAGO. Jan is.--Joe Benja
min, the Pacific coast lightweight,
has been matched TO meet johnny
dNe In New York on Fehrusyy 3,
according TO sdvices from BenJa ann
tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

There was just one reason for
Johnny Wilson's backing out of the
match with Harry Greb. Manager
Rilliiea says that RieAsard forced
Wilson into the match by giving
him the $4,000 purse for the
Downey bout in New Jersey that
was held up by order of the New
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-12
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Evening star., 1922-03-21
COL. McADAMs TRANSFERRED.

Lieut.. Col. John p. McAdams, gen.
eral staff. on duty in the Office Of the
director of the budget, this city, has
been assigned to duty under the
chief of staff. War Department.