The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

DulluOEBOloy 90 ~ iiN'Sh uiu ia
d held sway and Indians were In
Hominy, Dewey, McAlester,. Fair
FAX. Nowata, Cushing, Collinsville.
Barbsdall, Pryor. Ponca City CO.
weta, and scores of other cities In
eastern oklahoma have completed
II plans for one of the greatest cele-
brations ever held in the state. From
the north line Of the state TO the
Red river and from east to west,
Il oklahoma will be the scene OF one
blaze OF color and noise.
Leading the long list of celebra-
tions come Hominy and Dewey. The
Homlny Frontier Day" celebrations
4 20 be held on the Usage speedway
&yuring the week of July /, 2, 3, 4 and
VI starts the fireworks. Buffalo rop-
,ng, bronc busting, stomp dancing,
4 pageants, horse races. bulldogging,
auto races, airplane stunts, boxing
A and steer riding are all included In
the program for the week at HON.
b iny. Following the roping and rid
ing contests at Hominy, the horses
and steers will be shipped to Dewey
on a special train to get them there
In plenty OF time for Joe Bartles' an
nual roundup on July 4.
Good Boxing Cards.
H In addition to the running races,
bronze busting, bulldogging. roping
and riding events. Bartles will bring
n his 1922 celebration to a grand cli-
Il max on July with 2S rounds of box
ing. Warnie Smith of Bartlesville.
4 and Cowboy Padgett OF Denver are
A set for the headline event-a L.
round battle at 1890 in the morn
ing. On July Curley Smith. also
x Of Bartlesyille, will face Pat Walsh
OF Kansas City in a 12-round pro-
gram In the evening.
N What Is expected to be the most
extravagant frontier celebration ever
held in the southwest is TO be staged
at Hominy July ], 2, 3, 4 and b. IL
is predicted that 10000 persons VIII
be in attendance during the 1--WE
days.
The first two days are to be
marked by pageants. The Intention
Il Is TO show every means or transpor-
,atiOn known, beginning with tne
1 Indian pony and tripod ana conihs
on to the biggest automobile ana .ne
airplanes. Motion picture concerns
wir ,aka the pictures each morning.
First will come calf and goat rop-
ipr. broAcho busting, steer roping'
i riding, bulldogging, horse racing,
hnffalo roping, hucking contests. lady
bronc riders, lady trick riding, LADIES
Buffalo Roping.
This will be. the first buffalo rop
ing contest in Oklahoma. The pest
ropers are invited to try the buttaio'
Of which there will he four. Ihe
buffalo ropers will get a chance the
second day. The only ones allowed
10 enter will be the ropers makins
n the highest records in the, otner
& events. Four of the best VIII cum
n pete. .he
N There will be a great day for the
" Indiana and the tenderfeet. A DIG
ANuffalo will be given to the Osage
II 1ndIans for a feast and they are eX-
N pected to invite other tribes in' IL
a has been a long time since there mas
been a buffalo feast in this part Oh
the country, The Indians eVlhce
keen interest in the matter.
Morris-Smith Bout.
Carl Morris, the Sapulpa giant Is
h slated 10 60 12 rounds with JACK ~; n:
0. Smith, heavyweight champion OF
d the Pacific coast, in the main event
OF 36-round bang-up boxing pro,
4 gram. Jack Fisher, Muskogee. anu
Il Julius Martin, Cleveland, are SET lo'
the semi-windup IN a lO-rouno en- en-,
EdStUlSnt. OIntT
be arranged early this week.
Smith trained Dempsey for his
bout with Carpenter, and he has met
the best heavyweights in the coun-
try including Fred Fulton, sam
\ Langford, Big Bill Tate, Harry Wits
Mbil Brennan. Frank Moran, jim
Elynn, Rough House Ware VIVA
EBill Reed and Ollie Olsen. He mas
4 been a prominent fighter for elsh'
= years. He is said TO be very aggres-
slye, with a wallop in either hand
Smith won two decisions over olsen
\ and Olsen Is the man who beat Car
Morris in Seattle last year. MOTIFS
Is probably the more experienced ana
clever of the two, but smith l'
younger and more aggressive.
The Morris-Smith meeting is to oe
q at the speedway at 3 p, IN. July =.
There are to be races July B
y These will be big races. There are
4 also-to be classy motorcycle races al
me speedway.
II The fact that this is the only mile
oval In Oklahoma and that II Is II
q the best OF shape means that RECORDS
u ere likely to be shattered. There
81 should be some real sensations.
II Horse Races.
K The old-time favorite sport, hors'
n racing, viii be seen at It's best Inv
q entries are good. For the first three
n Jays there will be three horse race'
a day.
erhere is to be a sham battle II
~ r. Atrplane warfare is the lates
Il an II will be Illustrated by eNpef
n aVlators, who have seen the rea
ia thing.
II Each day there are to be FREE
Il actS This Is in the way NJ genera
81 entertainment. There will. be FIN
attractions.
Ihere are 10 be contests betweei
nucklng horses. The Mccarthy horse
n are 10 be here. The bulldoggers an'
i oronco busters will be here in force
~, "Tots" at Vinita.
=, the Harmon sisters. claimed 70 b.
une champion child ropers OF tn
,~orid' will be the principal attrac
ION ION at the big celebration AM
oundup to be held at Vinita Jul,
Harmon park, owned by tn
snls father, Jim Harmon, and 10
,Steu one and a half miles east o
Ahese little girls. Teddy Lee Har
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