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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02

Cue Tourney On
At Tulsa Today

r. Is. Benjamin. Willie Hopes
completed all arrange
ments for the staging OF the 1872
balkline billiard exhibition between
Hoppe, worlds champion for Is
years. and Charley Peterson. the
well known fancy shot master, which
will open at Tulsa hotel billiard
room Thursday afternoon.
They are going to play n total OF
900 points in afternoon and evening
games. These games will be fol-
lowed by Poterson's inimitable dis
play OF fancy shots picked from his
repertoire of 504 different shots.
Peterson has no peer as a master Of
the ivories. lie does everything but
make the balls talk, and IL someone
would supply them with tongues the
chances are he would make them
do that too.
Program for Thursday. afternoon
and evening-300 points 1872 balk-
line, Hoppe vs.. Peterson; 20 points
three-cushion, Hoppe VS.. Peterson;
fancy shots by Neterson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Carl Mays Signs,
Bambino on Line,
Huston Announces

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March L.
Carl Mays. last years leading pitch
or OF tho New Yor6 Americans. to-
day signed contract for the 1879
season and Babe Ruth. home run
king, has tentatively agreed on
terms for this year. Col. 4, l.. Hus-
ton. part owner OF the club. an
nounced today Ruth's terms have
not been completed. he added, and
the tentative terms would be sub
mitted TO Colonel Rupert, the other
owner OF the club.
Last year. according TO Colonel
Huston. Mays made tho verbal
agreement to Sign a contract for the
1922 season, after he had been pur-
chased from the Boston Americans
along with his contract, which did
not expire until the end OF the sea-
son, and to-day Mays livod mp to
this agreement" Colonel Huston
added.
Bob shawkey. another pitcher. Is
willing 10 sign any time. declared
Colonel Huston. Aaron Ward has not
arrived here but is believed to be ON
his way 20 the training camp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
DENVER IN FIELD
FOR NEW MEN TO
BOLSTER ENTRY
Western League Squares
Off for the Campaign
Soon to Open

DENVER. colo. March Formal
transfer OF the Joplin, MO- franchise
In the western Baseball league 10
Denver. was effected here late today
President Al Tcarncy ana the own
crs of the scvcu other clubs in the
circuit affixed their Hlrntturcs TO the
various documents along with Al
price. y. VI. Ohcrlcltrr t. j.. White.
lock aud e. II. At&,us, purchasers OF
the Joplin franchise. who VIII m
corporal, under the name of the
Denver Baseball company. n was
stated that the price paid FOR the
Joplin franchise, together with from
fG 10 20 players now under contract.
was 100000.
Price was elected president Of the
new concern. Whitciock secretary,
Obcrf,Idcr treasurer and Atkins
business manager. Games VIII be
payod at broadway park. former
home ot the Western league when
Denver was a member Of tho cir
cult
Atkinn announced tonight that he
would leave for Joplin tomorrow
for conference with Joe Dunn,
who was under contract to manage
tho joplin club this year. Dunn, q
was said will bo this years mana.
ger for Denver
Mike Finn OF Omaha and Jack
Holland OF oklahoma CITY, cousti'
tuting the schedule committee OF
the league, drew up revised
schedule during the day. Tn,
Western schedule had been arranged
several weeks ago when II was as
sumod that joplin would be In tn,
circuit this season.
The league season. g was nn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Frazee About to
Rush to Market
Again, IS Report
BY DAVID ], WALSH

NEW YORK, March 1.-The It'd
ings have gone out that Harry Fra
zee. the arch trader, Is about to rusn
into the baseball mart again ana
himself of a few more em-
ployes. The report, given or rather
sound authority. has Frazee in his
usual attitude OF dickering with an
other American league club. ana
while Il gives no names, the Red
Sox owner IL understood TO nave
issued no strenuous denial when the
matter was called to his attention.
For our nonessential part, we think
Mr. Frazes would do well TO thrust
his hands into his pockets and 30 on
about his business In the present
Instance, He has succeeded in build
ing up the Red Sox through mid
winter trades far beyond their 1921
status, and any further attempts
may meet with results less kindly.
II is not well to force ones luck
too far whether your particular ac-
tlvity be poker or plate throwing.
He has gathered 20 himself one
OF the strongest offensive OUTFITS in
the major leagues with such hitters
as Del Pratt, Joe Dugan, George
| Burns, Elmer Smith, Joe Harris,
Muddy Ruel and others.
The team average should b. well
up around 400 and that may % re-
garded, offhand, as being ample,
sufficient and enough.
The pitching win be nothing 10
write home about and because OF
| this the Red SoN are not rcckoned a
dangerous factor in the impending
nennant race. Yet It is barely pos
slble that "Trip" Collins and BllI
Piercy will realize their potentia'l-
ties TO the full this year and in that
case. the staff won't look so care.
worn. Herb Pennock is one of the
best lefthanders in the game and
Elmer Meyers manages to get by
after a fashion.
But regardless OF the intolerant at
| titude OF Boston fans, the Red SoN
are indubitably a much improved
! outfit
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T. H. S. AND T. u.
CAGE SCHEDULES
END THIS WEEK
Varsity Meets Baptists;
High Tackles Sapulpa
and Blackwell

Both Tulsa university and Tulsa
high school basketeers will conclude
their scheduled play Of the season
with games this weekend. Coach
Schmidt's varsity five tangles with
Ivan Groves Baptists at Harwcll
gym Friday and Saturday nights,
while Coach Rau's y. II. S. cagers
tackle Sapulpa n. S. at Sapulpa on
Friday night ana wind up with
Blackwell here the next evening.
The closing week finds both the
Tulsa entrants out OF the running so
far as tho championship goes in
their respective conferences. Tulsa
u Is running second along with
Central. trailing the Weatherford
teachers, in tho oklahoma inter-
collegiate conference, In the Little
Ten" High school conference OKLA
homa city Is indicated and has
clear track to tho title. but Sapulpa
and Blackwell, running second and
third, may be knocked lower In the
standing through their games with
Tulsa, as RHu's boys are going at
their best clip OF the year and Will
be formidable opposition for any op-
ponent.
Arrangements for the Tulsa u
Baptist clashes Friday and Saturday
nights have been completed. Coach
j. Il. Grover OF Washington junior
high has been agreed upon as the
referee. Girls teams Of tho uni
versitv and the high school will meet
In the Friday night preliminary, and
the r. H. 5. lassies will strive to get
revenge for the 22-2l beating handed
them last week by their college
rivals. jerks High and the unde-
foated Tulsa university academy out
III will finish tho preliminary en-
tertainmcnt on Saturday night.
Quite Il delegation OF T. III. 5.
students and supporters Will journey
to sapulpa Friday night for the con-
ference TIT between Culsa and Sa--
pulpa. Three weeks ago on the local
/ court Tulsa High humbled Sapulpa
| In a hard fought contest, but 1t was
| not counted as n conference game.
| The Crimson and Cream warriors
will attempt TO repeat. Coach
Jones' boys will try just as hard to
turn the tables. A stiffly contested
| fray is certain to result. =,
While the Sapulpa and Blackwell
! games will mark the end OF the high
/ schools scheduled games they by
no means conclude tho local hlBh
school basket season. For the DIS,
trlct tournament, which Is expected
TO draw at least thirty teams from
the First congressional district, VIII
be held here next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Open at April H. City Opposing Schedule Conplet
BIG LEAGUE MOGULS
Bobby" Quinn of the Browns

Bobby Quinn, former manager
and now business manager of the
81. Louis Browns, IL playing an Inn
portnnt part in the rise of the long
down-trodden club TO prominence in
the American league. Quinn's eff
cheney Is aiding the club both in
negotiations and the choice OF
and the handling OF members OF the
team and In conducting tho box
office and efficiently. The Browns.
because OF profitable trades during
the winter season, stand ready 10
give the depleted Yankees and the
Indians another real battle for the
pcnnant.
Tulsa fans have moro than passing
.terest in Quinn and the Browns.
because Of the connection between
the Mound city club and our own
entry in the Western league. They
all hope Quinn will win a pcnnant
with his Brownies this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
COnSOlidateS. w. and WA.
Circuits, Joplin PROPOSAL
Up to Club-OtUnerS Sunday

JOHN, Mo, March tx pro-
posal, It became known here TO.
night. viii be submitted at n meet
Ing of tho Western association IN
Oklahoma city next Sunday 10 cf-
feet u consolidation Of the Western
association and Sou hive tern
league.
An executive committee ~ the
Jasper County Park association
which has a lease on the local base
bah park. viii attend the meeting
and submit the plan, T.. H. Bcldou,
former president Of tho park Hsgo.
o.ntion. and a member Of the com
mittcc, said tonight.
Enslcy Barbour, president OF tho
/ Southwestern league. said before
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Harry Wills and Kid
Norfolk Clash Tonight

NEW YORK. March 1.-Harry
Wills and Kid Norfolk have complet-
ed training for their 15-round bout
in Madison Square garden tomorrow
night for the colored heavyweight
championship. Both are said to be
in the best of condition and a victory
over the knockout route is freely
predicted from the rival camps. 1t
is possible the winner will be given
n bout with Jack Dempsey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Giants and Cold Snap
Reach Training Camp

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March /.
The cold wave from the north and
the last contingent OF Giants rolled
into training camp AZ the same time
today
Manager McGraw changed his
plans regarding the first days morn
ing practice and let the squad get
acquainted with the Alamo city In
stead OF limhoring up their hlber-
nkTed baseball muscles.
frankie Frisch, star second base
man, and Heinie Groh. recently pur-
chased from the Reds, were In the
last squad. Jesse Barnes, big right
handed pitcher, recently announced
on the market, said he would sign a
provisional contract with McGraw
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
CITY JUNIOR HIGH
CAGE TITLE WON
BY WASHINGTON
Eastsiders Come From
Behind in Late Minutes
to Beat Irving

Washington Junior High basket
eers annexed the city Junior scholas.|
tic cage title Wednesday night, byl
snatching victory from the IrvlnF
Juniors In the last few minutes OF an
exciting game. The score was 10 10
i6. The victory gave Washington
two victories TO Irvings one for the
season.
Irving was leading IL to IL wish
but few minutes to go. Then the,
Eastsiders spurted and Smith and
Goumez shot a volley OF baskets.
turning defeat into triumph. II
IL was - fast, interesting frdt
throughout. Coach Rau's refereeins
was the best seen locally this year.
Tho game was played on the high
school court.
Drake was the best floor worker
OF the evening. while johnson waI
tho leading point getter. Maxey
copped defensive honors. Smith
was Washington's star point getter
Irving's rooters had it all owe,
Washington in numbers and noise,
and between halves staged a snake
dance over the court. They escorted
a goat bearing Washington's name
After the game tho handful o.
washington rooters took the goat
away from their rivals.
Coach Inbody of the sophomorc
B class team challenged the winner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
THE BUSY BOOKIES
LAYING ON OUTCOME OF
PLAYFELIEOw TRIAL.

NEW YORK, March THE
second trial OF Harry F. Sinclair's
suit against James S. johnson TO
recover 100000 he paid for the
racchorsc Playfeilow, brother of
Man o. War, developed into
quite n sporting event today
when booimakers began taking
wagers on the outcome OF the
case.
Business was reported as brisk
Among the crowd of race devo-
tees who gathered TO follow
the trial, but no official odds on
the judicial handicap were an.
nounced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Harvey Young.
Leonard Meets White
If Hand viii Permit

NEW YORK. March benny
Leonard will meet Charley White
for the lightweight championship
of the world March II, provided
an examination by a physician TO-
night OF an injury TO Leonaru's
right hand shows he Is able TO take
on such a bout. This statement
was made following a conference
with Billy Gibson, manager of
Leonard: Ike DorgRn. manager of
White and Frank Flournoy, match
maker of Madison Square Garden.
Leonard, injured his right hand
last Saturday night in his battle
with Pal Moran at New Orleans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Boxers Entertain
Legion Members
With Exhibitions

Using elght-ounce gloves, which
precluded danger OF any serious
damage, n seXtot of local boxers en-
tertained members OF the American
Legion In a trio OF three-round bouts
at Convention hall last night. Cold
weather cut the attendance.
Sailor Glenn Cliekner had the het-
ter of his stablemato, Tommy Alba,
In the main event, his % pounds
superior weight counting heavily.
George Courtney hand 'ly bcsted a
Sand SPRINGS youth. Carl Courtney
and Chester Case boxed a pretty
draw their bout being easily the
most interesting of the lot. \ battle
royal provided laughter
Louis Newman, matchmaker for
tho oil City \. G., acted as referee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
80 Teams to Compete
In X. c. Cage Tourney

KANSAS CITY, March Thirty
TWO teams will compete in the ma
tional A. A. u. basketball tourna-
ment which viii open next Monday
niRht In Convention han here. The
program OF elimination calls for
eight games the first night. six
games the next. then four, then two.
and lastly the final championship
game.
DR., Joseph A. Roilley athletic al
rector OF the kansas City Athletic
club, today announced the officials
as follows.
Il, c. Quigley OF st. Mary, Kan,
weN known big league baseball um-
pire, Or. Forest c, "phog" Allen, dl-
rector OF athletics OF Kansas univer-
sity: Loren Brown OF Kansas City
and Leslie Edmonds, Missouri valley
conference official OF Topeka, Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
wrestling Meet Postponcd.

SALTWATER March Coach
+. G. Gallagher OF the Oklahoma
Aggles announced here tonight that
the wrestling match scheduled TO be
held at Lawrence, Kan, tonight be-
tween Kansas university and the Ag-
gies has been postponed, due TO the
injuries Of two of the Kansas men
and the ineligihility OF four others.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Harvey Young s
Clinches Pennant
In Tenpin League

Harvey Young's entry IN tho OIL
league Clinched the pennant by
sweeping a three game match with
the Elks on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
last night. Before these games the
Elks had been in the lead, but the
trio Of victories gave Harvey Youngs
a record OF 90 won and lost, while
tho Elks with three more to play
have won 10 and lost 8.
Morgan of the vlctors was high
man for the 80 frames with 555 and
his 205 in the last games was the
best 10-frame count.
Scores.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Dempsey Sued for sa5. 900.

Los ANGELES March Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion,
was named IN "a damage suit for
$4,000 filed In superior court yes
terday by owen Bartlett, house
painter, who charged that he had
been badly beaten at the champions
training quarters here February IS.
The champions secretary, Teddy
Hayes, ana his brother, Joseph Hy-
ram Dempsey also were named as
defendants. Bartlett charged that
Nnyes lnOcked MIN down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Rickard Loses a slirmlsh.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Judgs
Wasservogel. sitting in the criminal
branch of the supreme court, this
afternoon denied a motion made on
behalf OF George (Tex) Rickard to
inspect the minutes OF the grand
Jury which recently indicted him on
the charge of abduction and assault
on four little girls. District Attor-
ney Blanton said he would proceed
with the trial in the week of March
IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Sox Reach Camp.

SEGUIN, Texas, March The
Chicago White SoX arrived here to-
day but the weather was too cold
Tor baseball Manager Gleason ex.
poets 10 start the pitchers and
catchCrs to work tomorrow. The
battery men were at Marlin Springs,
for a week, but little work was
done there,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
snow HISTORY IN NAMES
Parents Follow Course of Events In
Nominating Their Children.

Nominating Their Chtldrcn.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 1S.-
How parents follow world events
and other leads--in naming their
children has been revealed here In
the taking OF the annual school
census. Just completed.
Some of the names which caused
the census takers TO ask that they
be repeated were:
Liberty Bond williams, Chateau
Thierry Rogers. Lyle Stocking, Au
rora Borealis Bass. Merrily Grumh
ling. Hosea Lyre, Polly PARROT
Helen Warmer, Service Warm
Mclba Peach, Sterling Price, Europe
williams, Ananias Smith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Toledo Pair sets High Mark.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March THE
high mark Tor the out-of-town bowl.
era TO shoot at I'm the doubles event
OF the American Bowling congress
nov in It's third day here, is set by a
Toledo pair this afternoon. WIN
out-of-town bowler on the alleys
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Morgan Wins Dog Derby.

THE PAS. Manitoba, March l.
c. b. Morgan's team, driven by BIZ
Grayson. won the annual The Pas
dog derby, reaching here shortly aft
err noon today with all his dogs in
excellent condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
BUNK OR WHAT?
ZIB'S MANAGER WOULD BET
ON BEATING DEMPSEY.

WICHITA, Kan, March H.
Jack Herman, manager of the
world champion wrestler, Stanls-
laus Zbyszko, stated here tonight
that lie would post $4,000 at any
time as a guarantee TO meet Jack
Dempsey, the boxing champion,
In MIXED ring bout, Herman
Offered 90 put up "a side bet that
the Pole could pin Dempsey be-
fore the boxer landed his knock
out blow.
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his departure from Joplin this
morning that hc favored the con-
solidntIon and suggested q meeting
for that purpose to be held here,
Boldou said.
JOPLIN. March t-IfavinE
dropped out OF the Western league
by virtue Of selling ils franchise to
the league owners, Joplin :hls after
noon virtually became u member OF
the Western association. a provi-
sioual lease was given Ray Wndor,
owner Of franchise In the Western
association located last season AT
Chlrkaaha. on the local baseball
park. Tho lease viii become offec-
tive NE soon as the territory is re-
leased by the Wcgtcrn league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
IiIneup and SUMMARY.

Goals from Field-Smith g. Goumes "
MaNey 2, Bell 1, johnson 4, Drake ], n
Cummings ], Lowe l.
Free throws-Smith 3 out Of &c, Marcy
out OF 1. Drake out Of Z.
observation-disclosures for Perry, Perry
for Burress, Lowe for Perry, Burress Tor
Lowe
Referee--Rau. scorers-Briggs and Gro-
ver. Tlmekeeper-lnbody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Basketball Results

Al Recommendations univer-
hty. SSi Oklahoma Aggies, 20.
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LOOKING 'EM OVER
A FiSfC Fan EruptS
."WITH BRIDGET.

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