The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-04

81. LOUIS, Mo.--SOlIy Epstein, Lay
ton, Ohio, bantamwcisht has been sus-
pended for boxing in ST. Louis for ~
days by the boxing commission as
result of having failed 10 be here 4S
hours before his bout with Patsy Flana'
gan. recently. in which Epstein. was
Knocked out
COLUMBIA, Mo.-The track team OF
Centre College, Danville, Ky, and the
University Of Missouri runners meet
in a dual meet here Saturday. Bob
Simpson, internationally famed track
star, is coach of the Tigers, while 30
Mcmillan, national football hero, leads
the praying colonels.
TOLEDO, Ohio.-SiXty women in tiVe
squads uf ~ each will perform today
in the fifth annual tournament OF the
women's national bowling association
tournament in minor events here.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-Spike Win
ter, member of the University OF Min
nesota two relay teams and one of the
best one.half milers left with two 9th
er members with first two class min
ing engineers late yesterday for Mon
tana. Winter will be sent from the
dual meeting with Ames and North
western. Ed Howard will be used on
the relay team until Winters return.
o,,i., Milo I)yu mar ~ CT I,Ollis
and frankie Osner, Alton, Ills, ban
tamweight, boxed 10 rounds to a draw
here last night.
LINCOLN. Neb.--The eligibility com
mittee Of the University Of Nebraska
today has under consideration charges
against Rudolph Ziegenbein and An
drew Carr, university ball players, that
they have signed contracts TO play pro
fessonal baseball this summer. Both
have entered denials.
SAN FRANCISCO. - William T. Til
den, second worlds singles tennis cham
pion and Vincent Richards, who shares
with Tilden the worlds doubles title
are in San Francisco today to partici
pate In the eastwest tennis matches
California varsity tennis players are &c
sail from San Francisco May 13 tt
tour Japan and possibly China, meeting
teams of the far eastern clubs and uni
versities Wallace Bates, who holds
the championship Of Canada and shares
the doubles championship of New York
state, will captain the California team
LOS ANGELES. - A challenge Il
any four man rotarian golf team II
the world was made public today b!
Norman Macbeth, Lee V. Starr, Elmer
Henderson and Harry Miner for q
match during the international con
vention of Rotary clubs to be held ir
Los Angeles June 5.l0.
MINNEAPOLIS. - University Of Min
nesota football players will get into rea
action tomorrow afternoon when Coacf
'Bill' Spaulding will send two team!
picked from the spring squad into {
real football game.
NEW YORK--W. c. Townes. Jr.. o
the Oakmont country club, Pittsburgh
will captain the American golf team II
the first international match with Eng
lish amateurs for the Walker cup
it has been announced by a committe
of the United States Golf Association
empowered to select the team. Tn
match will be held In this country.
NEW YORK.-Ralph Greenleaf, ma
tional pocket billiard champion will dc
fend his title In a match beginning to
night with Walter Franklin OF Kansa
City, Mo. The match is for 4C0 points
$50 to be played on each Of three sue
cessive nights. The match will mari
the third time Greenleat has defende
his title since winning the national toui