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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
LOOKING 'EM OVER
BRIDGE"----------.-.-.----
For TWO-Minute PreLiminQrieS

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arc b @ FS d% a nd ' d % @S @ s oa oon ES1s' ali II s ais
mrag OF o % oil civ Hac ub % is g in seEng t the sSolo
sessions for tho aPpcl1cr1,
placc" says Newman ring
boodilrsty hnmmcng all the while
mighty there Tho who
the prclmnncs not properly trained to stand such strain
These ning They don't much
their consequently have TO keep busy other
poymcn which prevents tcm from giving the necessary time to train
minutes without firing much hut
like hour. boxing
the finish where boxing
tvo-mnurc rounds he might come out little the worse
c ocr tbonrb frcany rcipapy fcyooos into he, ter
fighting than tho event Of preliminary
poco preliminary expected
course moi ne shouldn't fight their hardest in The
pT%@s 1 T'y Sc@ S9 i a TGJ a oo m OF II @ @ H"c @ ron @ % %
policy
thing do preliminary boys viii
box but two minutes TO the round'
Stan zb,s.kos claim that snngicr" Lewis n
his deadly hcndok only bears out
wrestler would be match for
good blow would unsteady the Pole
what would be the result when Jack Dempsey tapped MIN on the
button?
all together 2byszko viii do well to leave ths
n nmsSy s R %d c ,S0o TO- get o@Pscy ana the Pole IN
oy % ho @ Of R rmg @ pen e % roll OIL carried by the rSpp
skipper would bo a fair toward utter ruin
This controversy
They even arguing about way back when
peerless and Jack John
pugs, boss The story goes that 1oto not caring TO
lower himself by appearing public
However he thought he could sub
together in big room otherwise empty
walked declared winner This didn't
appeal TO johnson at all
all tho family Jewels would have
been bet on tho wrestler
return match the tIu be-
dInmondsudd belt e etc. be-
Lewis cHChOmpon zbyskoto be staged In
York where there's more money eve" than !" wichita see
we're not right
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Wins Southern Open Title Leading Nearest Rival by Stroke
Veteran Dundee Ambitious;
Would Cop Three Ring Titles

NEW YORK, March 4.--Johnny
Dundee has an ambition to hold
three ring titles. For years the
friends OF this capable little gladi-
ator regretted that he never had re-
ceived a shot at the lightweight title.
Recently ho acquired the 1870 pound
championship and now he Is out
with challenges to both Feather
weight Champion Johnny l<ilbane
and Lightweight Champion Benny
Leonard.
Dundee has posted $4,000 TO
guarantee that he will make the
featherweight limit for Kilbane,
hut there is not much chance Of the
Clevclander accepting. They met
ONCE years ago when kilbane was
at his best, and Dundee held him
10 a. draw in 20 rounds The cham-
pion had such a close call that
he never would give the local man
another chance.
Bghtwclghts Duckcd Decisions.
Dundee never has had a match
for the lightweight championship.
Willie Richie, Freddy Welsh and
the prescnt titleholdcr all passed
up Dundee. They were willing 60
box him In no decision affairs, for
Dundee is not a knuckerout, but
they respected him too much to
take chance with him in a de-
ciSion bout.
Dundee has been begging Leonard
for n chance. lie says that II he
could hold Leonard of when the
latter came I'm at cgtchwclghts he
would beat him at 13j pounds, as
he Is sure Benny is not strong at
Tn mark.
Dundee and Leonard always have
drawn capacity houses ia their no
decision affairs, although the fans
knew that the light hitting Dun
dee could not win the title. A.match
between them with decision at
stake would be great drawing
card, bur Leonard always tells him
his Is rcserving him for the last.
But Dundee Is getting tired Of wait
ing. as he realizes that he Is not
getting any younger.
Rcscnts Mercy Talk.
The thing that gets under Dun
deo's skin is the assertion that
Leonard holds him up" in their no
decision affairs. Dundee is very
proud of his ability 20 stand up
under hard knocks and he gets good
and sore when 1t liz hinted that
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Dog Race Entries
Sundays entries:

Sundays entries;
First race, purse $40, three-six-
teenths mlle-Tulsa Girl. Ruth Flirt,
Foaming Spring, Sonora, Honey
suckle, Teddy Flirt.
Second race, purse $40, one-quar-
ter mile--Dorante formerly Bad
News), Golden Moon, Domino, Dr.
Satan. King Getton, Another Man
agcr
Third race, purse $40. threo-six-
teenths mile--Misslon Boy, Jesserue,
Kiowa, Nebraska Wild Bill, Night
Cap, Cindcr Path.
Fourth race, purse $50, flve-slx,
teenths mile--Skookum, Widest
Dillon, Sunburn, Collars, Rush Reu-
ben. Micky Clair.
Fifth race, purse $50, one-quarteT
miIe-Ernest wild Bill, Olive Can
non, Killarney Lad, Ginger Beer
End, sitting Bull. Blue Dick.
sixth race, purse $50, one-quarteI
mile-Leopold, Beakers Lady, Flirt-
ing Boy, Joie Ray, Warlock Second
Fllrty Boy.
Seventh race. purse $50, one-quar-
ter mile--Fair Chance, Moonshine
wild Bill, Handsome Buck, Play
fellow. Dutch Bergman, Quaker Boy
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Four Teams Take
Part in Inaugural
Tulsa Rifle Shoot

The Tulsa Rifle club held it's first rec
ord match Saturday afternoon at the
national guard armory. There were 81
members present. making four complete
teams shooting the promo position match
following the rules laid down by the
National Rifle association. Each team
was composed of eight men. tho five
highest scorers TO count for the record.
The distance shot was over the regula-
tion e5-yard range. Hereafter, the club
will hold a record match every Tuesday
evening at 1850 o'clock,
This indoor shooting is being held now
preparatory for matches with other
member teams OF the National Rifle
association. Under the reguls tions. a team
may shoot any team In the United states
that is a member Of the association. and
the score Is reported by telegraph. The
Tulsa club Is now arransing matches In
the near future with Muskogee and 81.
Louis cluhs,
The outdoor range for the large calibor
rifle has not yet been completed, nut
viii be ready TO shoot over within the
next two months
Al tho match Saturday some very
good scores were made, as Will be seen
from the Lineup below. 4 "match" con-
sists Of string OF 10 shots per man,
making a possible 100 for the individual
and a possible 500 Tor the team.
The scores follow
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Dog Race Results
Saturdays results:

Saturdays results:
First race. purse $50. three six
teenthB milo--Whito Van, first
Friendly Queen second. Buffalo
Sweetio, third. Time, n 2-5. Sweet
Burch, Bessie Cannon and Little
Lady also ran.
Second race, purse $50. quartz
mile--Edith Cantrip. first, Cody.
second. sister Flirt, third. Time,
~ 4-j. Furnessa, Doctor Hare and
Miss Cabin also ran.
Third race, purse $50, three six
teenths mile-Okana, first; High
Tide, second: Two Story Pat, third.
Time. 81. Gypsy Boy. King Steele
and Captain Bob also ran.
Fourth race. purse $40, five six
teenths milo--Night Rider. first;
Long Goodie. second: Lord Cannon,
third. Time, "a as. win All Flirt,
Crazy Parton and Sober Head also
ran.
Fifth race. purse $50. quarter
mile-Articles Lady. first; Friendly
Fox, second; Sitkum. third. Time,
81 3-5. You Tell En- Flirt, Okla
Flash and Lady Lee also ran.
Sixth race, purse S25, three six
teeuths mile--Foamlng Creek, first;
Billy Ray second; Arasee, third.
Time, 90 2-5. Woodranger, Lord
lIelpum and Dillon Wild Bill also
ran. -
Seventh race, purse s25, three six
teenths mile Peerless Hare, first;
Ready Applause, second; Annas Lily
third. Time, 90 2-5, Peerless
Prince. Creole Sue and wild Dillon
also ran.
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Tulsa Soccerites
Defeat Henryetta
In Hard Fray, 2-1

Tulsa's soccer football team. composed
Of coaches and officials who arc trying
20 put the game on tho man ia Tulsa.
aprang surprise saturday afternoon at
Lee stadium, by defeating tho more eN-
periencod Henryetta eleven, which had
won IL straight games. The game,
which was played on a field ankle deep
In places In slush and mud, WAS bitterly
contested throughout aud rather rough.
crowd estimated at 1900, looked on.
fully 1000 school children and teachers
turning out Tulsa Will play return
game with Henryetta at Henryetta next
Sunday afternoon.
Two Tulsa high school boys who showed
well In previous games against the Tulsa
club were rushed In at the last minute
TO fill the local line. They wers Mays
and waters and they came through nobly.
henryetta won the toss and elected TO
kick IN tho north goal. This gave them
the wind IN the first half aud the dried
field, and they profited. five minutes after
the kickoff scoring their only goal. This
goaded the Tulsa club and the home crew
took the offense and five minutes before
the whistle Nreeland put through a pretty
pass from hcCaslyn, the halt ending even.
with the wind In their favor and bet
ter footing IN tho second half the coaches
started afresh aud were rewarded when
Schmel took coner Kick from Taylor
and headed the ball IN the net. This
proved TO be tho winning goal
The rest Of the game was zig-zag ar
fair, but Heuryetta lost heart when every
one OF It's plays was broken up by tho
hAeidE .IlhNluB OF the cohcneA backileld
men. Walsh, Hunt. Schepel, Merry and
McCaslyn showed well and tho great goal
keeping OF Phillips saved the day for
tho coaches. For Henryetta, j. BENEFIT.
Frew and Guthrie did yeomhn service.
Tho Henryetta team has played quite
= few games this year, having won II.
tied two and lost none.
Henryetta has beaten several OF the
beet teams In Texas SO Tulsa, by virtue
OF this victory, claims the soccer cham
pionship Of Oklahoma.
During the week the coaches plan 10
hold two or three practice games and
anyone interested In the game should
get In touch with y. B. Miller at the
high school or At the Y NJ C. A
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Ramona First to
Enter Cage Meet
II Teams Now In

Eleven teams from as many high
school had been entered Saturday night
IN tho first district high school basket
ball tourney to be held here next Fri
day and Saturday, according 20 Coach
Francis schmidt OF Tulsa university VINO
ls IN charge OF the meet. More entries,
bringing the total up to about 80, are
expected before the entry list Is closed
Tuesday night.
CoPch Schmidt Is deslrous that teams
IN enc ,ng to participate enter as early
as convenient in order that drawings
may be made and arrangements made
for accommodations with as little delay
as possible. However, entries placed in
the malls before Tuesday night will be
accepted. All high schools in the first
congressional district that are members
Of the state high school athletic assoei-
alton and have paid their dues are ELL
glhle. Coach Schmidt suggests that
schools In doubt as 20 eligibility COM
muulcste with Benny owen at Norman,
secretary OF the association, at once.
Ramona high, conceded TO be one OF
the best in the district, was the first TO
bs listed among the entries. Ten other
entrants had been recorded Saturday
night Tulsa, Bixby. Fairfax, Jenks.
Glenpool, Pawhuska, Quapaw, Pawnee,
ard Cleveland.
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HUTCHINSON AND
BARNES FAIL TO
FINISH CLOSE UP
Leo Diegel, New Orleans,
Runner-Up; Melhorn Is
Among Contestants

NEW ORLEANS. March A-GcnC
sarazcn. pittsburg. won the title Of
southern open golf champion here
laIo today by turning I'm a score Of
29i for the 12-holo medal play In
tho southern golf championship
tournament. leo DicEcl OF Ncw
Orleans was ruuucr-up with a score
of 500, whilo Cyril walker, Englc-
wood. N. J., leader of the field for
a part " tho day. finished third
with score Of 30i.
Jock uutchisou. British champion.
finished fourth with 3OS. other
scorcs Included. Charlie lIoffnor
Philadelphia, SIT, poto OIIara, Now
York. ai2: Fred Mcleod. Washing
ton, 3t3; Jim Barnes, Pelham. y. Y"
American champion, 3l3; Bill Mel
horn, shreveport. 3li. Lloyd Gulllsk-
son Chicago. 315; Tom ihlly san
Antonio, 3l5; John Rogers, DAYTON,
Ohio. 31s; John Golden, New YORK,
StS. Tom RajoppL Maplowood, 3lS,
Bob Macdonald, 3l0,
Sarazen in turning in tho lowc9i
fHuIO OF inc tUllih lNNlIluIl'H' Nl'''
a a., was Just ono above par In the
last IS holes OF play.
Hls playing during 10" afternoon
round was feature OF tho tourna
mont, whereas in tho morning round,
he lost 10 Loo DicEcl. who the day
previous had outClassed Jock Hutch-
ison. In the afternoon SaraZcn
played par for tho first nine holes
hut In tho second nine missed three
easy puts on tho fourth, fifteenth
and sixteenth holes which cost him
throe cXtra strokes.
Dlegcra loss OF tho tournament
was attributed 10 his poor putting In
the afternoon round.
cyril Walker finished tho first
days play in second place but fell
Off his game IN tho second round and
gave way TO Diogcl.
Sarazen as the winner OF the tour
nhment was given purse Of $1,000
while Dicgel received $3.50 as runner
,ip. Walker won $500 and Jock
1Iutohison's share OF the prize money
was $3.50.
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For International
College Athletic
Competition Soon

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March A.--Plans for
future International intercollegiate
college competition will be pressed
IN England next spring during the
visit and contests OF the University
OF Pennsylvania four-mile relay team.
John r. McGovcrn OF this city. who
was executive secretary OF the com
mittce I'm charge OF tho Princeton
Cornell vH. oxford Cambridge track
meet here last summer. Will accom-
pany the Pennsylvania team abroad.
lie will represent In an informal ca
paclty some OF the leading univcrsi-
ties OF this country holding member
ship I'm the intercollegiate association
of amateur athletics of America.
During his stay In England, Mr..
McGovern will have a number OF
conferences with II. q. ID, ltudd, for
mer oxford university athletic star
and now leader OF the English move
ment TO develop intercollegiate ath-
letlcs on broader scale. w. Nj,
SeaErove president OF the Cambridge
university A A. viii also take part
In these conferences. Rudd outlined
plan for the development Of intor-
national competition while In this
country last summer and the London
meetings in April will he continu-
alton OF the efforts OF tho collegiate
athletic authorities Of the two coun-
tries 10 bring about moro frequent
and closer athletic relations.
Tho PENNSYLVANIA four-mile team
viii sail for England, March 90, and
compete against a combined oxford
Cambridge team In the feature race
OF the Achilles club games at the
Queens club, London on Saturday,
April s. The members of the
Pennsylvania team and Mr.. McGov-
crn viii be guests at the oxford
Cambridge crew race to be held on
the Thames at Honly, April 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Tulsa u and Texas
Aggies Play at Fair

Tulsa university and the Texas Aggie
October 10 At tho Texas State fair, It
was announced saturday by Coach Fran
els Schmidt The games originally had
been scheduled for October 2s at Coll
lege station, Texas, Playing before the
Immense crowd at the Texas fair will
give the Tulsa school much prestige and
great deal Of .JOd advertising The
Texas Aggiea were champions OF Texas
last fali and gained nationwide fame
by beating tho famous Center college
lNam Cunauerer Ot Harvard.
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Missouri SIaugkiers
SOOners; Score 66-H

NORMAN, March 4-University OF
Missouri basketball team defeated
Oklahoma here this afternoon In a
Missouri Valley conference game, 90
to 20.
The Oklahoma lineup was weak
ened by absence of Waite, Bonebrake
Stahl and James, due to injuries. II
was the Oklahoman's last game OF
was tine Oklahomans' last game OF
Browning OF the Missouri team
was the individual star, There was
minimum OF fouls. Both teams
played a fast game.
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EQUAL RIGHTS
GIRLS AT o. 4. TO STRIVE
FOR THE 90 NOW

NORMAN. March 4.--Femininc
athletes OF the University OF
Oklahoma who, In the past, have
participated In activities for the
mere love Of the game, are to en-
ter the field In the future In
competition for letters.
Miss IrmR James, director of
physical education for women has
announced program Of intra-
mural sports for the co-cds, win
ncrs OF which will be awarded
honorary sweaters cmbcllished
with the coveted 60"
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Mcnth,r Delays Cage Tourney.

ENID, March 4.--The eighth an
nual basketball tournament, sched-
uled TO start on Wednesday morning,
had 10 be postponed on account OF
the train service and inclement
weather. +. a. Wellman, director OF
athletics at Phillips university,
states. Tho meet will take place
next week I'm all probability.
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Leonard could put him out IL he
cared to do so.
SAY, where do you get off tell
ing people you can knock me out ?"
said Dundee TO Leonard before their
last meeting. you couldn't knock
me out in a month OF Sundays and
you know e. II you can stop me.
why don't you do 1t? There's nothing
holding you back tonight. Go ahead
and knock me out. You know you
can't do it,"
Dundee gives Leonard credit for
being a great fighter, but he says
the champions hitting ability is
overrated
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Hanson Throyys Pat McGilI,

OMAHA. Neb.. March 4.-ChaTle.
Hanson of Omaha won a wresuiut
match from Pat McGill, OF Wlsh,l
Neb., hure last night. Hanson va
so minutes i'm taking the first iad
with a half Nelson. The time llml
expired before a second fall.
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JEALOUSY
Listen, LILY, l turn yellow
when you lamp some othcr Dluhc'
when You give another fellow
Any flash I nearly choke.
when YOU smile nt some poor loilop
when you ynmp some nther DiT"'
Me? I want 10 take wallop
At the goof you've thus preferred
III conslgn To utter limbo
Every rImInS, every gink'
Each aud every brassy bimbo
Who at you hns dared 10 wink
Say, I growl like some old Towscr
Al each geek who takes you out
Aud I want 10 whang the mowscr'
Slam the gccHcr. lick the lout.
Am really Jealous? Yea, no.
am strong for you; that's straight.
! would he your mnin gaLabO.
give those other sports the gate.
Go ON, can Tom. Dick ana Harry.
slip those stiffs the Clammy eye.
Toll them I'm the egg you'll marry.
Tell them I'm your chosen guy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Sapulpa Barely Beats 5

Sapulpa High, runner-up IN ih'
little Ten" conference race, Nh
hard-pressed TO defeat Sand SPRINGS
High cagers az Sand Springs Satur'
day night, 81 to 81. In prelim'
mary the undefeated San, Spring,
girls trounced Red Fork girls ~
10 IL IInouD and summary.
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MICHIGAN nefcnts Iowa.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, March 80
Michigan went In tie for seCu.,
place in the western confer VA
basketball championship race ny w
feating Iowa tonight, 25 10 l9'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Hy-Test FiUe Topples
2,79S, Practice Game

The Hy-Test Gasoline bowling quInt.
which will represent Tulsa In the A. y. g.
tournament at Toledo, hit well in a prae-
tico match at the y NJ. c. A yesterday
afternoon, toppling 2,79s pins In the so
frames. Every game was 900 affair
Tor the liy-rest Reynolds led the
smashers with 6lS for the three games,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Substitutions-Rush for McCrady
Lincoln. for Harmon, Chiffon ig'
Williams. Field goals-Jones
McCrady S, Sixkiller, Adrean ?, Lam
coin 4. Free throws-Jones 4, NC
Grady, SixlSiller, Harmon, Lincoln
Referee-Stewart (Tulsa u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Three mic In Pistol shoot.

The first Indoor shoot Of the J. w. Me-
gee Rifle and Pistol club proved 10 be a
hotly contested event with Payne, Thomp-
son and Perrine telng for first place In
the shoot-Off Thompson won out having
20 10 his credit against 10 for Payne and
Is for Perrinc.
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Nfercc Again High Gun.

" W. Mcgee continued his winning
streak yesterday afternoon on the Tulsa
Rifle range grounds by powdcr'ng % out
OF a possible 100 clay targets Gus
PAYNE came In second with 90. Lester
Gillespie was out Yesterday Tor the tiut
time In several weeks and landed In third
place with 90 score.
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The Brazilian congress is pIal,
ming 10 protect and develop the 10
nut resources Of the obuntry'
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Despite missing he DONE above Mr. Dcpew
a whole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

thinking opening
tried with the three
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Basketball Results

~ Bixbcy' Glenpool boys 40, Bixhy 81;
BiNby girls %, Gleupool 13. Con Roach,
referee,
Katy leaFue--At oilton' Outon boys 90.
Jennings 10; Jennings girls 10, Onton 10;
Almon white. referee. Al Cleveland (:
cleveland boys IS, Wynonu 81; Wynona
girls "a. Cleveland IS; Johnny stewart.
referee Victory gives Jennings girls un-
championship, Cleveland and
Oilton boys tied for first place.
Al Red Fork; Red Fork boys SO, Lin.
cola Union high II, Red Fork girls 10,
Collinsyille z.
BOst0n NJ. E, Beats Trinity,
Boston N, r, Sunday school baskcteers
defeated Trinity at the \. NJ. {. A. last
night, bl TO l6.
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"i walked exercise.
I 1
played game fishing
mc"-ChaunCcy m NJ
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Thanks. Cecilia

following IN the ana
w slang you'd never SUSPECT nat gir no'a ma S Mas
school i214 South Cincinnati for the oer
Whia is give
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The Red sox and Pirates journey all tho from Boston and Psbsh
home train Dstance must mako the radio radLate
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wen bet he plays wicked nothing
the modern pastime known IL