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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-31

had opened and spread in its accustomed
gradatiops.
Tho offer from the revue manager meant
The Ultimate. She knew that once planted
in hat atmosphere, her world would be the
top-7the top that her imagination then
could reach. She knew that she would
make good. The only thcrn was Tony.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-31

toast OF the night cafes.
Gradually she b I'D assembled
socially. At first a secord-rSte
hotel and a Wild cafe and ta1is
and telephone calls and medium
priced jewels had set her head
spinning. Then a rocco apartment.
on "the Drive" with its marble ant
its brass. Then a gsudy racing ca
etc. etc, and FINELY a quiet Httls
apartment in an eld-fssbioned dwel
ling far from the "Rialto" and exc
from the Avenue" a black tow
car, gowns by n1odistes who didn
cater 70 mere n1oney-in a word
"class."
The brat Of tie alleys and III
muck had blossouled and oloomet
into that miracle o. all artltiCia
creationG-a lady.
How keenly she now regretted
her whole past-so fresh . past
cannot be told. The errors she Ia
made in the glitteTing daszles G
her advancement, the brass she ha'
so eagerly EtaSoSa as pI1CeleS
gold, the glass she had so iagea1
uusly seized as blue-wh!te di>
raonde. the clulpsy advances Gl1
hsd thrilled TO az romance. the
Elsys Goelet even hated tl2e IL
can name she had ad5pted, bG
which was now welded 10 re! AT
insepara.bIa because oi the puF
nci,y: it. had become her idsntit
The spelling Of 5ne ehaOby-geGte
Chris ian Rsme she had selected
the apotbeosis of splendol-th
last name .she had filched lrCI
4 family tI,&t mad never done ht
any h&rm-it gave har the honor
10 realize what an all around pl'
beian she had bsen--had eTeTi&s
ingly shown herself to have been
to be, probably.
Ard when Chea.e: Hibhel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-31

Ihe manager was
pat end steadfast on
that--Tony was I'M
possible. Sabina was
as thoroughly sat1s-
lied that he was
right, and she was
good and tired OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-31

wyHEN Sabina Kozminsky began to grow up and
take notice a the ss@ oss Of ,s the s big 4nsr
INFANT by her immgrattng mouzhit parents
+.,-, Krakow, she had no way Of knowing that in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-31

lie knew few harpies on the ragged edge of the
show business" through his few weeks in the
profession, and ne got shady aaa shoddy jobs here
and there for few weeks, but he had nothing
above the average OF his type and he soon found
himself up against closed doors and dsaf ears.
His squawks against the ingratitnds Of that up
stage dame whom he had "rna4s." ana bis broad
insnuatieus that her rise hsanE bssn On tAs level
and all that went Wtsa it matter Of course,
soon wore out its A%disnce. Tony Nas sEsi1
bootIegger's helper, save that be occasionally
worked a cabaret on ths stdsT-hoDeiess end
helpless in his craving for career, for distinction
In that fairyland Of which the downtrodden and
the poor and the incompetent dreem-and OF which
he had lived his brief, embittering hours.
Eisye went right and right UP First show
giyl with bit of specially, then a principal in
a gown and dance number then ''billed." then
featured" then "starred"-a famous beauty, the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
ChickdShd agrees to
Get out of the w. 4.

CHlCKAsItA, March 10 An
agrccmcut removing possible legal
obstacles 20 the trauafor Of tho
ChIckashn western association base
ball franchise TO Joplin, No, was
elected here yesterday
Directors Of the Chlckaaha Base
bail association agreed 60 drop their
suif TO restrain the league from NOV
ing It's franchise out Of Chickashl.
I'm return President Y. a. Daniel for
tho Western association assonlod to
payment OF Sl,75O In cash TO the
local association.
President Daniel announced that
application for recognition of the
Western association as a Class c
organization had been forwarded 60
Secretary Farrell OF the National
association or minor leagues.
no receive G classification the
combined population OF all tho cities
m circuit must hc at least 10000.
Dnriol said. with Joplin supplant-
Ing Chickasha and NcAlcstor roplac-
iug DrumriEht. tho Western ASSOC
alton now has several th-iis1nd over
that mark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Timely Comments

simmons iu Philadelphia, Tunncy
won the utlc by a victory over Bat
tliuE Lyymsby lu New York recently.
Fitzsimmous hasn't dono anything
recently Co Indicate that he can whip
Tuuuoy lie met Martin Burke In
New orleans aud finished second. lie
has NOT shown tp advantage against
a hult dozen other good light
heavy wclEh,s There is no chance
that the SON uf old Ruby Rob Fitz-
simmons. once heavyweight cham
pion. VIII make good the prediction
his father WIdo fcW years ago
that thu boy would eventually bee
come worlds champion Ito doesn't
seem io have any of tho y'oss and
punching power of h.s famous
parent
Frcd Fulton. the fearful pllgtcror
from Minnesota. who looked Ike q
fair prospect for tho u.JvvW riEht
title until hc encountered Jack
Dempsey and WINS knocked out iu
round, is Go return To tho hcWuod
CirDlo Wednesday uiEht lt Hplrds-
town, lll, for the benefit of the
sporting fraternity ot Chicago Ful-
ton will Doe opposed hy sam Lang
ford, tho famous Boston "tar baby"
LRuEford is about through u- box
or having lost consistently for tho
past two NcBrs and therefore %
should hc q win for fulton, pruvid-
Boz" FREDDY can keep that strraE OF
saffron hue That runs up aud down
hls spine from having too serious am
effect ON his boxing.
Down I'm Tulsa Thuradny night
tho tstic followers OF that vicinity
who arc wild about young Wurulo
Smith OF Rartlosvlllc will SEQ their
idol I'm action again. llo meets
Cowboy Padgctt Smith r. q ring
sensation lie has been hcntinR all
the fighters he has mot. with the OK
ccption Of Cowboy padgott, who
boxed draw with him.
Jock Malone, an nspirnnt for tho
middlewoight championship VIII be
put 90 tho acid test I'm Boston Sntur-
dnv night when he meets Augic Rat
ucr Malone is n product Of st.
Paul and is aa good a boxer aH Mike
Gibbons was when the latter was In
the heyday of his brilliant career.
Malone had trouble with his arms
for while, breaking one of them
three times but has overcome thnt
now and II he beats Rather he will
be the best in tho division Both
hoNers have beon lodged by Johnny
Wilson. champion. and Bryan
DowueV who claimed the title aftor
giving Downcy Il lacing In Cleveland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
CROWN
MAY BE KNOCKED
OFF BUFF'S HEAD
Champion to Fight Two
or Three Best Contend
ers in Near Future
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

Match so. MlHg,t Smith ,s Ioe uut.
uuu rounds. in New York
March go Pepper Martin W.. Sammy
b|,ucl. DO rounds iu Npw York
Mo-. N .o..IHn HuuIumIu ,H Bobby
N..HHr.a 'n rounds. hoo Now York
Match Dave Shade vs. Frankie
MurpNNIa rouudH iu BOWER
March .'..Jlumy H1uIuu yn tfnNo
Rice, o. rounds in HaIfimutc.
March -n.Nl Hab,rtH vs.. Eddie Jos.
.spls 20 rounds, ln staten Island,
~ S.
Mgr.h so.Nsl Coafu vs. uurb0s
Mt.brI o. rounds in Graud H8pIus.
Mich.
March 2I.Gone 1uunoy vs. Young Rob
lllHHwmuuH. ulght rounds iu Ihl-
udDIuhIu.
march g' rrrd Fulton VS. Sam Lang
t0fi. 40 rounds iu Hrardstovu. II.
March so.Hliud Taylor We Jimmy
Kelly no rounds, I'm kcnoshH,
March .s--WsruIo Smith ~. COW.
boy PUdEctt &C. rounds, In Tulsl.
NurDn Ht-uoUui- O.Keofr vH Morrie
schlufer 10 rounds, in Davenport
Iowa.
March e5a-Jock Malone W. Anglo
hHtucr. l2 rounds. in HoHtou.
March 9a-.Iuhuuy Ncislcr W.. Joe
Leopold, ~ rounds, New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Dog Race Entries
Sundays results:

sundays results:
First race, one-quarter mile--Sit-
kun first. Mig Parton second, Lady
Lee third. Time % 2-5. Clara Ha-
mon and Sonora also ran,
Second race, one-quarter mile
Honeysuckle first, Peerless Hare
second, Widest Dillon third. Time
81, Golden Moon, Quaker Boy and
Oakland Hub also ran.
Third race, three e-sixteenths mile
--Arasee first, Playfellow second,
Night Rider third. Time 90. Dillon
w. Bill, Fern Cannon and Grey Lag
also ran.
Fourth race, three -sixteenths mile
Might Cap first, Olive Cannon
second, Dutch Bergman third. Time
lg 40. Sunburn, Killarney Lad and
kiowa also ran.
Fifth race, three-eighths mile
Joie Ray first, Cody second, Friend.
" Fox third. Time. AZ. Beakers
Lady, Articles Lady. Edith Cantrip
and SO Long Dick also ran.
Sixth race, one-quarter mile--Sui-
sun first, Flirty Boy second, Oak
land Hannah third. Time 27 1-5.
Lord Helpum, Foamlng Creek and
Woodranser also ran.
seventh race, three -sixteenths
mile-Foaming Spring first, King
Cotton second, Champ Clark third.
time 20. Okana, Dorante and Two
story Pat also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
.STAMM TO BE ABSENT
Popular OrGanist and Musician Tn
able TO Appear In Final Concert
Here as Arranged.

Ernest Prang 3amm, recently or
ganist in the First Christian church
who re-established his residence in
St. Louis last week, will be unable
TO return TO Tulsa this week TO hold
final preconcert rehearsal with the
Tulsa male chorus and direct its ap-
poarance with tho ZOclincr quartet
Wednesday evening in convention
hall. TO the regret OF Stamm and Of
the chorus he will find II impos-
sible 10 fiji tho original plan, due TO
his new position In a prominent St
Louis church and the task of settling
his family in a new home.
Instead, Robert Buice Carson, who
Is to succeed Stamm as director Of
the chorus, will conduct the
Wednesday evening concert.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Nothing New for Brady.

Billy Brady seems to he bidding
for recognition as premier boxing
imprcssario," according TO accounts
Cochrane OF England, now one Of
century ago. Back in the nineties
Bill manager Jim Jeffries, and be-
fore that ne had TO do with other
fighters OF less ability among them
Jim Corbett. lie took a whack at
everything from managing to
matchmaking, and did fairly well
at II.
Then. as successful theatrical
producer, Brady cut out fighting
connections for n long time, and
didn't like 20 he reminded of his
ring career. His new interest be-
gan with his association with Mr..
Cachrane OF England now one Of
the biggest theatrical producers, but
equally busy promoting boxing and
wrestling championships, The Eng
llsh always associate sport and busi-
ness and never had a notion that
IL might be undignified for the
atrical producer to run n ring
fight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
II DELEGATES SELECTED
Y. w. G. 4. Has Chosen Representa-
dives 10 National Convention.

hN'h 10 NhllDhhl AbnNenllDn.
Seventeen delegates will go from
the Tulsa Y, W. C. A. 10 tho seventh
national biennial convention to be
held at Hot Springs April 2O-27.
chosen representatives OF the board
OF directors and the general mem
bership being Mesdamcs W. n.
Sill. A. w. Roth. W. f. stah, n, W
Mayginnis. Ray Wade, Willard
John, j. A. Chapman, J. A. Hun
Eleanor Wallace ana Dorothy Dar-
ward, and association secretaries
Misses Edna Pyle, Nettle Hugglns.
Ruth ScdwiCk, Clara Baruhissel
Mrs. Ruth Clark. Mrs. EIya Hunt
and Mrs. Notlie Bronson.
Miss Pyle and Mrs. Roth Will
leave April IS. a day previous 10
the departure of the remaining
delegates, in order to attend con-
ferences OF national commissions TO
which they belong. The program
VIII have an international trend
with speakers from many foreign
countries, while among tho dis
tinguished Americans on the pro-
gram VIII be Judge Florence Allen
OF Cleveland. he first woman Judge
in the land 70 occupy the bench in
a court of general jurisdiction IN
civil and criminal cases, over
1880 delegates are expected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
AH the NeUs
WARNIE WORKS
BEFORE CROWD,
PADGETT NOT IN
Cowboy to Show Wares
TO Tulsa Fans for First
Time Today

Tv..i fistic followers will get their
,,,.f Glimpse OF Cowboy Padgett, the
tgr.Gi mountain welterweight, at
IN. IT, A. c. gym this afternoon.
p.8q.t was expected in time to
,oys sunday, but wired from Kansas
CiN that he would he unable TO
reach the city before Monday morn
iug
Fans who visited the 4. A. c. gym
were not disappointed, however, Tor
Nyar1Is smith, who will be Padgett's
opp1neut in l2-round battle at
Convention hail Thursday night, put
IN a busy hour at conditioning.
Warnie first went through the usual
pym activities then finished up by
Iozing four fast rounds. George
Courtncy and Chief "Tabasco" pro-
,ided the opposition.
The adyanae salo for Thursday
nights oil city A. c. show will open
his morning, tickets bein gofferpl
Al Pete Martins Metropoie bar on
Wost Fifth and at the Buttermiik
bar on south Main. Many reserva-
tons already had been made for the
scheduled Loughlin-Smith bout, and
so far none has bee ncanceled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
OH, BOY!
AN INDESTRUCTIBLE GOLF
BALD DISCOVERED

BALI DiS1oN thtsD
CHICAGO, March 10.--An in
dcstructible golf ball has been
perfected and the coming scnson
will see golfers supplied with an
everlasting ball nt n cost of not
more than rs cents, according TO
an announcement today by Doug
las Twecdlc, manager of n sport
ing goods company. The peren-
nial ball will be suitable for all
play except possibly the most cx-
pert players who may desire a
trlfle more sensitive one than
the indcstructlblc cover provides.
The new pellet cannot be gashcd
by n topped shot. or snagged by
impact with thorns or other
rough objects.
Whether the elasticity VIII go
unimpaired down the ages of
time can only be shown by pro-
longed use, but this rcsiliCnCy
Theoretically should not dcterior-
ate, rs neither moisture nor air
can get 10 the core 20 vulcanlzc
IL TO n great degree of hardness.
nor any element OF the gutta
pcrcha escape 10 leave the live
part of the bali devoid OF springi-
ness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Jimmy wilde Not Retiring.

Jimmy wilde says he is not retir-
ing from the ring, and that he ex-
poets 10 fight several years more
and then step down indicated. SO
far Jimmy wilde hasn't found a
man Of his weight who could give
him real battle. The only fighters
who have sluEged with him on even
terms or better were many pounds
heavier.
The only man who beat him badly
was Kid Herman, then bantam
weight champion, Herman failed
TO make the weight agreed upon
at which wilde was giving him sew
oral pounds advantage---and came
I'm overweight, wilde went on with
tho match rather than disappOiut
the crowd, but he was giving away
too much, and was knocked out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
CARTHAGE LAWYER KILLED
j. Is. Tillman, Nephew of the Late
senator, Victim of Affray.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. March 10
]. R. Tillman, Carthage attorney.
who was injured in an alteration
Saturday afternoon in the Mount
Vernon courthouse, died at 2:0S
o'clock this morning.
Robert Stemmons, another attor-
ney, who was arrested in connec-
ton with the affair is out on $4,000
bond.
According to witnesses the trou-
bic grew out Of attempts to obtain
O parOle for Lanaus JacHson, sem
fenced to a year in Jail on a prohi-
bItion law violation charge. Tlllman
opposed the granting of the parole.
Nemmons, according to witnesses,
resented remarks by the older attor-
ney and attacked him. Partisans of
both factions Joined in the fight and
the combatants were disengaged by
court officials and spectators. Till
man lay on the floor unconscious.
jackson was sent TO Jail.
Tillman was a nephew OF ,se late
United States Senator Benjamin
Tillman of South Carolina.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
SMITH, BIG AMATEUR RIVAL
OF DEMPSEY, FAILS TO TAKE
COUNT WHEN HIT BY TRAIN

grass, violcts, poppics aud other
things that are so hard TO look at.
They arc deprived Of the pleasure
OF bundliug up In heavy overcoats
and wearing goloshes. II they have
any frozen noses they get thawed
out. The blooming sun gets them
all rcd and destroys that artistic
winter pallor they're so fond Of,
And all they can find TO do to XIII
time is play ball out in the warm
sunshine loaf in the lobbies when
there isn't a crap game on, and eat
at the best hotels at the clubs eX-
pense,
No wondr so many baseball play
ers leave baseball and go back to the
good old pick and shovel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Exhibition Games
BY B. Link

FORT WORTH, Texas, March 10.
Kansas city ANN. Assn....6 X I
Fort Worth, Texas league. ...7 10 3
Batteries-Ca Caldwell. Carter. An
dcrson and Mccarthy: W. Moore,
Morgan, Goodbred aud II. Moore,
Haworth.
DALLAS Texas, March IA
Cleveland Americans .....3 3 !
Cincinnati Nationals .....1G IS .
Battories-CovclcslSic, Mails and
O'Neill; Donahue and Wingo, Har-
grave.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March 10.
Chicago Americans ......12 II Z
New York Nationals .....G eli 2
Battories--taber, Robertson and
Schalk, laryau; Nchf, J. Barnes,
Benton and Smith.
WICHITA FALLS, Texas. March
Wichita Falls Texas league 2 2
oklahoma city Western 0 3 o
knadlcr, McAbco and
Schmidt: Carter. Barton, Nc
Michael and Campbell.
NEW ORLEANS. March IL
81. Louis Nationals 10 II /
New York Americans 10 10 2
Batteries-Pfeffer Bailey, Walk
er and Clemons, Bush. Hoyt and
Deyormor, Hoffman.
EAGLE PASS, Texas, March 19.-
San Antonio, Texas league, 3, Phil
adelphia Americans, o.
M.
Omaha Western League. II .
Houston Texas League. Ids IS 6
Batteries: BurRmln, Wiggintou,
Coffendale and wilder; Pearson,
Bolden, Hollis and Eifert
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 10
Pittsburgh Nationals...... b II
Boston Americans ......,.1l 10 .
Batteries: Ferguson, karr. Russell
and Chapman: Blake, Cooke and
Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
NEWSPAPER MEN FAVORED
Santa Ic Announces Special Terms To
state Press Meeting.

SpcrIaI 70 The World.
PONCA CITY, March 19,-The
Santa Pc Railroad company has out
lined the method whereby Oklahoma
newspaper menan d their wives can
get transportation TO the state press
association meeting at Ponca City on
May 11-l3, so far as the Santa Fe
Is concerned. II Is understood that
all other railroads are granting
transportation for this annual event.
In q letter received today from j. VI.
Connell, general passenger agent for
the Santa Fe, he says:
"Intrastate transportation will be
furnished members Of the oklahoma
Press association on Identification
cards which they will receive from
me, and on presenting them to our
station agents they will receive trans
portaton to and from Ponca CiE',"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
KAY COUNTY SCHOOL FUND
VIII Receive over $4,000 From
School Land Sources.

VIII Receive over $4,000 From
School Land Sources.
Special 20 Tho world.
BLACKWELL March 19.-The
secretary OF the school land depart
ment, A. S, ]. shaw, has notified the
county superintendent of Kay county
that this county, with a school pOpu-
lation of 9,7O2 will receive as its part
Of the funds from the department
S5,336.10. The money is derived
from the payments OF the schools
apportionment for tho months OF
January and February out of funds
coming from the school land depart
ment.
The apportionment, the first OF the
year shows the school census Of the
state by counties to be 697,616 chill
dren OF scholastic age. Tulsa
county has the largest and Cimarron
county the smallest. There are 30,-
s95 children OF school age in Tulsa
county while Clmarron has only
1216. The per capita Is larger this
year than for several years, accord
Ing TO MIR. Shaw, which Is 55 cents
this year and only 4S cents last year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
TWO HoLDUPS IN KAYSEE
Bandits Reported 10 Have Escaped
With $1,000 Almost simultaneously

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March lS.-
Two holdups occurring at almost the
same time but in widely separated
suburbs, netted bandits $ll,200 in
cash here. The first reported was
the seizure OF a satchel containing
$1,000 from a messenger who was
taking It to the Inter-City state bank
in Rosedale. He was riding In an
automobile driven by another mes
senger when two men stopped the
car, grabbed the satChel and then es-
caped In a motor car In which a
third member ot the band was walt
ing at the wheel
Tho second robbery occurred At
tho office Of Hoover e. Allison Manu-
featuring CO. in North Kansas city.
Two robbers forced the cashier TO
hand over $2,1OO IN payroll cash and
escaped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
COUNTY LIBRARY PLANS
Forty Eight Schools Have Found
Help by Ends System,

h'ip DS Isihu ; SsSi'his
Special 10 The World
ENID, March 19.--Enid has the
only county library system In Okla
homa. To Mrs. Cora Case Porter
librarian, Is due the credit of estab-
fishing this system. The county
commissioners were interested in the
idea and finding the procedure legal
appropriated $4,000 for the estab-
lishment and maintenance of n
county library. During the nine
months In which the county library
has been In operation. rural schools
have been the principal applicants
for books. The library is loaned to the
school for n period of so days and
librarian is appointed to take charge
of the collection.
Forty-eight schools have used the
library collections during the past
school year. Parents. also, may bOr-
row books from the collection. When
one collection, or library, Is finished,
another may take its place. thus
keeping all the loans in circulation
all the time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Not Even Knocked Sensclc.s.
Snrc Sign Of Snrlnc.

The baseball teams arc scatter
ing throughout the south ana south
west. This Is tho first and most
cheerful sign Of spring. It's a
tough lifo these baseball babies
lead. Along late I'm February or
early in March they're forced by
tho dire nee, sity Of their calling
to leave tho Happy days in slush
and snow behind. cut out the dear
old blizzard weather, stop hugging
the steam radiators and so down
south somewhere.
There they are annoyed by the
singing Of birds, have TO smell the
odors Of the flOwcr-covercd pralries
and cast their owes over the green
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
TlUO Kennel Clubs to
Consolidate Monday

Formal consolidation Of the Tulsa
County Kennel club and the Mid
Kennel club Is 10 be eject
ed at q meeting Monday night IN
the municipal auditorium, city hall
at s O'Clock, Tho Joint committee
working on the consolidation VIII
report. constitution and bylaws will
be adopted and officers elected,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
First triple Play OF season.

MOHTLll Ala, MaTCn IJ,-A
lripe play was executed In the eX-
hlbitlon game here Yesterday after
noon between the 81, Louis Amrri-
cans and Mobile Southern associa-
tion by the latter club, II came I'm
the eighth inning when 81, Louis
had men on second and first Tobin
filed out 60 Leathers playing short.
who tossed 10 Nichoff covering sec
ond Niehoffs throw to HUM at
first comnleled The trInle pLay.