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New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

womcn's singles-Mr. MoiA DJurs,cdt
Mallory. vnied states defeated MI Par
ton England q. e-i Nile suzanne
60 Ms Edginion England. defeated
Miss Rose England. 81 st e.. Mrs
Elliott ENGLAND. defeated Mrs. o'Neill.
EnHlaHd. E-t. 6--2
Mems singles-Cecii Campbell. Ensiand.
&c. 60. ~. 10. NJ Dawson Eng
land defeated = Drew Engiand 80.
- e-5. J. y. Gilbert England de.
feated SIR q. Thomas. s-ii 6-2 S-s.
81. 90 J o Anderson. Australia. de-
fcated Hend Cochet France. t-5. 80.
e-f
Women's doubies-Nrs Stocks and MISS
Kathleen Mckane England. defeated Miss
Stofi and Miss IumleN. England. 3.
.. Mrs Beami.h and Mrs sntterwaithe.
~ siand. defeated Mrs Craddock and Mrs.
Cis,ton. ENGLAND. -. s-t. Miss Eliza .
beth Ryan United states. and Mile. So.
zanne Ienglen. France. defeated Mr.. Edg.
inion. and Miss Hogarth. England. 60.
6-l.
Mons doubles: u. Gilbert and G. i.
India. and 4. Gcr,aul,. France % 81.
Is. %. 81. ~. g. Eiringham and e.
J. I1rdel Green. ENGLAND. defeated " g.
T,rawlsy' Ensland. snd A. " As,halter.
Werthrlm. Australia. and II Barclay. In
Ga. defeated I. C. Lowe aud 4 II. Lowe
-. %. s. Drugnon and 4. Dupont.
fIdIhfs Nflfhtcl .. Mtff and ID. BrOa ..
England 5-e. i7-ib. e--2. s--3 r. Nav
rosordato and +. M. Dawson. England de-
foated J erals md \. Blair. England
s--3. 6-l Sc. Gerald Patterson and Pa,
oHnrn Wood. Australia. defeated J. c.
campbell ana Castacl.. England g. 6-4
,. Van Allen and lawry. England. de-
feated II Sioker and - Greig England.
&C. e-t 5-7. s-3. II. J. e. Norton.
South Africa. and Roper Barrett. Eng
i9ro. defeated r Warden and Y. Kaiberer.
England t-3. 6-i. 6-t. r r. Crawford
and Major J. q Richie. England de-
feated W. Radcliffe and A. Drew. England.
%. s-s. s--i. Dean Nathey and G.. g.
Gamer. United states. defeated J. &. Mas
,erman England and a u. Craven.
United states. GO. S-5. 6-2. "a.
Mixed doubles-Rando.ph Lycett. Eng
land. and Miss Elizabeth Ryan. United
states. defeated A y. W. Dudley and Mrs.
Edginton. England. s-i. 6-1. Roper Bar
-eit and Mrs. Beamsh England. iefeated
=. Bartlett ard Miss }. Fenwick. England.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Hagen was the first and only home
bred to win the British classic. In his
first assault at Deal in 1920, he finished
fifth. In his second shot at St. An
drews he finished sixth. In his third
attempt at Sandwich he carried the top.
"They think" he said at Deal in 1920.
"that am bum. But I'm not through
with British golf yet"
Hagen is thirty-one years old, 5
feet IL inches tall, weighing ls5
pounds. His first entry in a United
States open happened at Brookline IN
1918, where he finished fourth. A year
later at Midlothian he won his first
title. leading Chick Evans by stroke
-2e0 against 29l. In 1919 he repeated
at Brae Burn. tieing Jack McDermotts
record Of two home-bred victories.
Hagen is not only sound golfer,
but he carries into the battle the
greatest temperament known TO golf
the foundations of which are un-
rivaled confidence and unsurpassed
determination 70 get there. He is the
greatest recovery artist in the world
due TO his stout heart and powerful
physique.
In driving he stands with his feet
firmly planted. we'll apart. with his
toes on a line. When he goes out after
a ball he gets his right shoulder back
Of the wallop with fine effect. never
letting II lag behind. In playing from
the rough or from trap he believes
in gripping the club lightly at the
start. only tightening his grip as the
ball is struck.
He is q fine putter, where. much like
Barnes, he keeps his weight well for
ward on his left foot, going boldly for
the hole. He has cut down the slight
body sway which once affected his
direction and to-day there are many
who believe he is the equal Of any
Golfer that ever lived-Yardon, Taylor
or Braid included.
His long iron play is magnificent
and his frm, bold pitches 10 the pin
are leading features of his game. There
is no bad break that can crush his
spirit or crack his determination TO
keep on fghting TO the final putt
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
COchet and BOrOfr1
Nav Journey to L. s.

WIMBLEDON. England. July (By
ne Associated Press THE Davis Cup
e between Australia and Czecho-
s'vakia has been fixed for July Il and
Is probably at Redemption. The Aus
Italians and Frerchmen have received
ne decision o. the Davis Cup commit
,ts Of the United States Lawn Tennis
association that II Australia and
france failed TO reach an agreement as
= me place FOR playing the tie between
france and Australia the committee
would direct that the match be played
1e United States. probably in Bos-
ior
The Australians believe this is a
'tr proposal. Frcnce has not yet de-
e'eea what action 20 take. but authori-
,,auFe information IS that there is a
''r possibility o. the French team
Z ns - The United States.
french tennis officials arc urging the
. van 70 make the trip across the water.
I'.i'ihg on, that l. has been clearly
.s55o,,sirated .s5 Z. that both Henri Cochet
- d. boroira possess superb tennis
,.-s.'...;;cs. although they never have
-.,-a'ered such speed in stroke as is
Hs by Gerald L. Patterson and J. G..
e-..sisoa' Of the Australian team. De-
~ ne French players lack Of ex-
.e,ee ~ grass courts. they are ex-
-.'ea 70 make splendid showing.
,,.. -, opinion IS that both Frenchmen,
~.1.a..y young Cochet. with a few
r5s practice against the Australian
N. american type Of play would ad-
80 80 mo tnc class Of the worlds
r'llss, Elay-r..
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Her and Vernon Reach
Travers Island Finals

Alex. Her and Murray Vernon worked
their way into the final round of the
New York Athletic Clubs annual open
lawn tennis tournament az Travcrs ISL
and yesterday afternoon and will meet
Paul Martin and Alfred D. Hammctt
this afternoon in the struggle for the
Travcrs Island doubles cups. Hammc't
and Martin advanced into the final By
their victory over l. C.. Howard and C..
L. Schmidt. the sets going at 6 o. C--3.
Her and Murray eliminated Larry
Schlessinger and Stanley a. Manehes-
ter by score Of s. 60, 6-3, with
the winners taking the aggressive at
the net position most Of the time. Prior
TO the playing Of ;he doubles match
this afternoon DR.. George a. King will
play Vanderbilt B. Ward in the final
round. the winner 70 meet Walter Mcr-
rill Hall, present holder Of the singles
trophy, next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Greenwich Club Tennis
Tourney, July 20 10 .

GREENWICH. Conn. July B. ne
annual invitation tennis tournament, OF
tho Field Club will be held on the elno
courts on july 90. q. % and q. Many
OF the foremost players in the country
will be entered IN the mems sinYles
and doubles and women's singles a2d
doubles. Interest will be eentered N
tho Greenwich Fletcher Cup event
which will De competed for in tne
mems singles again this season: 20 De De
won three times b. one player. in ls~O
Harold ThroekmoIton Won one ieg on
the trophy. and in 1921 Howard Noshe''
won a leg on the cup.
The committee in charge of tne
tournament consists 81 Walter. L.
Righ,er. chairman; Arthur DUBOIS
lanes T. Peli. Clement Cleveland IT.
and Marshall c. Bacon.
In tho finals of the mixed doubles OF
the club tennis tournament PLAYED yes,
terdav afternoon Elon II. Hooker and
his daughter. Miss Adelaide Hooker
beat Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Risn'eH
6-l, &c.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Vars in Bike Races at
Nelodrome Tonight

-. e'eri' w..ch may make cycling
~ ~i.' 30 decided at the New
~. Ne'o. -'-'o tonight. They in
~, ,e ii'- niles Brassard motor
H.. i-es .0 which Frank Cory. Of
l~.s..'a; C'--lrce Carmar. former
NJ, compton; GEORGES Colum-
i..., ''ar star; Jules Miouol.
,,. !, ~" and George Seres. cham
-. \. ir,-co VIII battle IL out for
g. % so,,r'. '-d tho one mile, best two
.s,,. zee heats, return match be-
tsc ~, '-to liari. who beat Kramer
a. ...'is. sunday IN a three-cornered
II -. N'~aFk. and Arthur Spencer,
in,,', - r'er. The winner Of the
l.,...'. " IN is classic event in
&, ~ ~, VII receive $50 a week beside
i,,,,, y ~ professional races are
i,,t.. "a. The first is one-mile
~ ~. : which Ray Eaton. Goullet
t,,.,, man Spencer will start from
rsu -, for the frst time al the
,,s,....a.' compete in the miss and out
s,,s,-.on. For the amateurs the
= ,'aIent will put on two-thirds
r. g.." y handicap, one mile lap race
i,rs,''... Workers and two mile Class A
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Program OF Sporting
Ercnfs To BE Held on
independence Day

NfHfH'NHfNiftf
Brookfyn Robins ". New York
Giants at Polo Grounds. io:i5 a. m.
and p. m.
Jersey city at Newark. two
games. first At i:i5 y. m.
YANKEES ~. Athletics al Ph.ladel.
rhia (morning and afternoon).
RACING
Carter Handicap and other fea-
turss at Aoueduct Racctrack: first
.acc al 2:l5 p m.
ATHLETICS
Track and field meet for women
AZ Brighton Beach Field. 2:30 p. m.
Open 4. \. L. meet OF Jersey
lIarricrs at Bayonne Oval. $3.50
p. m.
Independence Day program Of
athletic events at all public play
grounds and baths.
Track and field meet at Glen
Park. lonicrs.
All-American Brokers. Inc. meet
at Celtic Park. Long Island.
TENNIS
Final match Of Nassau Club tour
narcnt at Glen Cove. L. I.
Final of New York 4. {. tourney
at Iravcrs Island.
Great Lakes championship for
men and women at Buffalo.
National senior mems champion
ship at indianapolis.
Ncstchtstcr County Champion
shop tourney az Wcstchcster Coun-
~ Tennis Club.
Quccnsboro championship tour
ney At Kew Gardens. l.. !.
GOLF
Independence Day tournaments at
al! metropolitan golf clubs.
YACHTING
Annual regatta Of tho Larchmont
Yacht Club.
Races at Scawanhaka Corinthian,
Kumson Country Club. Jcnric1
Y. e.. indian Harbor. Bayside and
Stamford.
SWIMMING
Womcn's rect in Brighton Beach
pool. , p. m.
NOTORCYCLING
Program Of races at Singac tN. J)
track.
CYCLING
Races At Newark Nclodromc taft
crnOonl.
Races at New York vclodrome
(cycning).
BOXING
Benny Leonard ~. Rocky Kansas,
ten round. M Michigan City. Ind.
Bill Brennan ". Bob Martin,
twelve rounds. at Ashland. Ky.
POLO
Rockaway Hunting Club tourna-
mcnt.
Matches at Meadow Brook Club
field.
TRAP.SHOOTlNG
Tourney at Naplcwood, y. j.
CRiChET
Manor Field ~. Brighton, at West
Ncw Brighton.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Rain Postpones Great
Lakes Tennis Tourney

BUFFALO. y. Y, July g. Rain
caused a postponemcnt OF the opening
games IN the Great Lakes tennis cham
pionship on the courts Of the Park
Club here to-day. The womcr's ma
,ional clay court championship will be
played or the same courts beginning
tomorrow. The entries include Mrs.
Benjamin +. Cole. United states cham
pion; Mrs. F. II. Godfrey. Of Brookline;
Leslie Bancroft. Of Newton. Mass;
Martha Bayard, OF Short Hills; Kath.
arine $. Gardner. OF Cambridge, and
Helen Hooker. Of New York
Because Of championship tourna-
mcnts elsewhere, the Great Lakes
singles for men will be largely local
affair. y. W. Niles, Of Boston, who
holds two legs of the Great Lakes bowl,
will. however. try for permanent pos
session this year. Kirk Reed, Of Clcve-
land. and Z. l.. Murray, Of Niagara
Falls. state champion, are expected 20
be contcndcrs.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Tennis Summaries

Nsns Invitation singles fouf'h rolnil--
Francis r Hunter defeated ironari ii0ek-
man. l.. Co. riHfsurn o. isl defeated
Henry n IffHfNrN. tI.
: ssml-nnal round o. hfrb Sorri4 Wli-
ilru- .d. defeated Phi Seer. c.. CO.
fItrels o. Hunter a feff.i Clarence e.
PEEL. GO t-i
Invitation doubles farsf rounll g. g..
rsl aLi Harry g. Martin defeated ". g
Gallon AMI y ". Gilmore. 9T ..
90
Ssconl round Frank r. Andereon ami
FT~d e. Anderson defeated Alex fI,r anil
Nufr1" vernon. Ga. 80. N ~ Williams
30. lnf Watson ~ Washburn defeated g.
e. IfH ami 20 O. Martin f-. p
g. inTEs and Elliott 10 B.nfsn defeated
g. NHnaldsnn and Charles Ihambfra.
c. %. walter T. Pate and So r.
Afktrlarl defeated Coleman Jennings and
i kfniau CO &C. f-f
Third round Williams ani Washburn
defeated NagFs and Iirzen. Go. o..
Hunter anl :. a. No-tcn won from Pate
.nl Afksflanl d. default
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
George King Gains
Bracket i'm Third
Westchester Round

DR.. George A. King, the playing
through champion. gained his bracket
in the third round Of the annual West
chester County championship tourns-
ment yesterday afternoon, on the clay
courts Of the County Tennis Club OF
Westchcster. at Hnrtsdale. John F.
Whitbeck, Manfred Goldman and Ralph
B. Gatcomb were other favorites to
reach that far out toward the final.
In the first roun6 DR.. King got a
default from VI. T. Ackerland. who was
playing in the Nassau Country Clubs
tournament at Glen Cove. In the sec
ond round the champion defeated
George A. Walker jr., the old Prince
ton athlete, by score Of 6-l. 6-i. his
speedy play at the net being n feature.
The tournament will continrc to-day.
The summaries:
wEsTCHEsTBR COUNTY CHAMPION
SHIP SINGLES
First Round-Dr. G. A. King won from
" r Ackerland. by default. c. Il. wat
kins defeated Thomas Cochrsne. e-3.
SO. Vanderbilt y. Ward defeated F. a.
Fsli. s-5. 60. Fred Russell defeated
Don stralem. C--2. s.: X clifford Black
defeated c. W. woikowitz. 81. Sc: II.
J.. Bowman won from J. Clark. by de-
fault Manfred Goldman defeated Mervin
Kret;s. 60. 6--l DR.. William Roscn-
baum defeated c. s Bramley. 6--i. CO
d. whnbcck defeated X. u. Lewis Jr..
Go. Go
second Round-Dr. King defeated G. A.
Walker 3r.. e-l. s--l. Ralph b. Gatcomb
defeated c. C. Hubbell. -. 60. Morris
Clark defeated Black. -. 6-l. Cold
man won from Rosenbaun. by default
4. n. Orth defeated J =. Nikinow. Is.
Go. e-3. John !. Whitbeck defeated ".
Ives f-2. 6-t.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Navy Athletes TO Have
New Field Next Spring

ANNAPOLIS. I'D. july IA new
athletic ground. with permanent stands
seating 10000 is being constructed at
the Naval Academy. and Will be in use
by next spring. This is about double
the canacity of Worden Field. the pres
tnt athletic grounds Of the midship-
men. They are situated on the old
marine parade grounds.
Il Is expected that the funds for the
new grounls and stands Will be Sc
cured from two football gam,s TO be
played away from home BY the mid
shipmen next season-the Penn State
game. IN Washington. and the Un.yCr-
sity Of Pennsylvania game, IN Phila-
dclDhia.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Grand Circuit Races
Postponed Until To-day

CLEVELAND. July 3.-To-dav's har-
ness horse racing at North Randall
track. the opening day of the Grand
Circuit season. was called OF th.1
morning on account o. the heavy.
muddy track. To-days program viii
be raced tomorrow.
-Four events aye on tho card with
the Edwards 2:os pace. valued a,
81 900. the hcadlircr. 4 field OF ten D..
cardcd 20 stast. Two other events.
which are attracting attention are the
2:Oi pace. purse $1,000. with cighf
scheduled staricrs. and the 2:07 ;roi.
purse $500. witt I've named 60 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Johnston to Play in
Five Eastern JOURNEYS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-William
VI. Johnston, Of San Francisco. former
national tennis champion, will compete
in five tournmcnts in the East this
summer. II was announced here. John
ston's first appearance will be at the
invitation tournament, Seabright, y. j..
July 81. He will also perform in the
national doubles tournaments at Bos-
ton August 2l, the Davis Cup challenge
round at Forest Hills, y. Y, September
/. the national singles championship
tourney at Philadelphia September :.
and probably the East West tourna-
ment al New York September 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Sharkcy has unqucstionahly I'M
proved n crca, deal since abandoning
the baniamwcirht business and turn
ing his attention 20 the feathers. The
constant effort Of kcc..ng within
striking distance o. the bautamwc.gh'
limit did this pucgy scrappcr very
little good When he shook or this
ordeal and stepped into the class
above he Immediately gave indications
Of signing new lease OF lie. But,
even 80. he has shown nothing 20 in
dicatc that be has chance OF beating
Johnny Dundee on Thursday night. 30
FAR as speed. hitting powtr. ring gen.
craiship and experience are concerned
the advantagc is all with Duntce, and
there is strong probability tfat he
will enter the ring with margin ol
advantage in tho matter Of weight.
Jimmy De Forest. who prepared Jack
Dempsey for his winning Sight against
Jess Willard. and who IS undoubtedly
one Of the kecnest trainers IN the
world. has been working hard over
Sharkcy and declared yesterday that
he expected 20 see the cx-baniam
spring one o. the greatest surprises oi
,bc boxing year. II he should dofca.
Dundee he certainly could be credited
with sprnging such a surprise.
charkcy has fought twice since be-
coming a feather. His best perform
ance was that against Vincent Pep
per" Martin az Ebbcts Field. battle
,ha, ended in draw. according 70 the
decision Of the JUDGES. Most 81 tnosa
at the rincside came away witn w
opinion that Sharkcy mad won. lie
certainly appeared 20 have an advan,.
fago over the Brooklynitc ~ most o'
the rounds. Put % is well 10 remeni-
Der that. while Martin is one 81 tne
mos, dangerous h.ttcrs IN inc huslnes' =
4 tis rirg methods are entirely diHcres,
frem those Of Dundee Martin can
ONLY hit. but Dundee can do thar ana
abou. everything else tina, Is permiss'-
bic within the s.iared circle.
Johnny Wilson. who Is middle
wc,cht champion of the world in some
nlsces oniv. will risk his synthe'lc lc
+ tile ,o-nigh, ara.ns, a bird named Al
/ Dcmarines. az Rutland. VI. Nobody n
T these pa.ts is paying much attention %
,he mill. In this state the BoNing com %
mission has declared Johnnys uNe
vacated.
Al Ashland. Ky. this afternoon, BIZ
Brennan. whose chin has been steppe'
on go often hy Jack Dempsey VIII MN
Gle with Bob Martin FOR twelve round
Martin ourh, 20 be abe 20 weather VIC
gale. Judging from Brcnnans ierm
when he boxed az Madison Square Jar
den month ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
New Syracuse Owner

P. G.. Barthcline virtually completed
the purchase Of half interest in the
Syracuse club % the international
League from +. c. Lsndgraf John
CONWAY Toolc stated the deal could not
be officially announced until approved
by the other owners OF the league.
samuel Breadon. owner Of the Cardi-
mails. owns the other half Of the SYRIA
cuse club. Landgraf. who purehGsed
the Newark franchise in 1920. trans
ferred It TO Syracuse the following
year.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Rain Prevents Jcrsc- Bouis

The Gcncro-N Villa bout. which was 20
feature the card at the Oakland A. 4.
Jersey City last night was washed away
b. thc doTnpour which came just f
the gates % the open AIR arena were
thrown open. The complete card has
been put over until next Tuesday
night.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Dundee Top-Heavy Fayorite to
Defeat Jack Sharkey Thursday

Despite that Jimmy De Forest that Jack Share fights
junior the late Stanley Kehe the opinion Of
boxing gives small Johnny
fftcen-round battle Ebbets Field
Thursday evening Johnny will
tophavy still less doubt that he will leave it
his worlds junior lightweight title still intact
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Eighty.One Boats Compete in
American Yacht Club Regatta
Largest Fleet of Season Seen Of Rye; Priscilla De-
feats Nine Rivals in Race for International
Sx.NIctcr Yachts, With Crebc in Second Place

The open Of the American Yacht Club held yesterday
triangular or Milton Point Rye the
yachts that has raced this Eghore boats ranging from
New York Clubs 50foo tiny Class
away and had under brisk outhsouhwet
breeze feshcncd steadily throughout the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
y and Mile. Lenglen Reach Round Before tn,
french Star, in Perfect Game
Defeats Miss Colyer 90, 90
a.. MALLORY Is Victor Over Mrs. Parton, %, 6-l /;
~ American Champion TO Play Mrs. Edginton and
Mrs. Beamish; Seats for Final Day at Premium

WIMBLEDON England July By The Associated PressMrs.
Mallory her debut the in the
~ Grass tournament and scored easy victory
England s. 6l. Mile Suzanne Lenglcn won her match
& Miss Evelyn Coyer young Ensshwoman who described
y - Ienglen" straight sets. 60, 60.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Williams Faces Hunter Today
In Singles Final at Nassau
Former National Champion Eliminates Ncer, 6-3,
%; National Indoor Title Holder, After Dispos-
ing of Beckman, IS, 6-3. Defeats PeIl, o.. .6-I

Richard Norris Williams 3D. Davis Cup and former national
champion Hunter national indoor champion. will
this afternoon the Of the singles in the annual invitation
turf the Nassau Country Club Glen
Cove. |. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
The Scrap at Skokie
CRANTLAND RICE
No. 2. WnIter Hagen

Hagen aone-waer Hagen, Of Rochester, ~ " and all points
and Hagen the of the home beds-fa MS ehae
for top golf golfer has won the British
year. Hagen by winning at
Skoke next week. stand this dizzy pinnacle
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Hagen, winner Of almost every goii
title in the world. including the United
States. British and French open cham
pionships, will make the hght OF ms
lie at Skokie 70 break a worlds record
by winning the United States open and
the British open in the same year. lie
will be favored above any single con
tender in the great field. he Is Win
out question the greatest home MADE
golfer the United States has ever
known.
(To-morrow-Jock Hutchison.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24I VIII. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442
w. IA. PECK

northeast Of tho northwest Of IS
1913.
johnson and others arc shut dowh
NJ 500 foot ln the northwest ot Iho
northwest Of tho suutnwcHt of 23-l2-
10.
CaHlemcu and others have ma
chine IN the center Of tho south
east Of tho southwoSt of tho south
west ~ t6-12-1I
U!lIlrd aud others arc drilling nj
1880 feot in tho northeast of the
southeast of tho southeast ~ 30-l2-
H.
White Eagle has location for shnl-
low gas well in the northwest ot tho
northeast of the southwest ut %.
I.-1t
Prince Anderson and others have
RIG on ground ip the southeast u'
tho northgast Of the southwcat OF
.21-12-i4.
Nicholson oil corporation IN epud
ding ip the buuthOlHi uf tho south
Wcst of the Fouthwort OF 2S-l2.lt.
Mcluturff ~ spudding for shallow
gas wen in the northeast OF th'
Iuurthonm Of 2g-12-ll
AggaB-Campbell have location foI
shallow gas woll in the center ~ The
west line NJ tho northwest of tn,
northwest OF 33-12-1i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Mexican Production

Tampico- Mexican production in
week ended Octovsr ~, fell off 81.
900 barrels IN south ncld, aggregate
ing l,706,000, compared with l,S5O,- =
600 In preceding week. Gain OF ST.
600 In Panuco district resulted in
total output OF S53,O00 heavy OIL.
In south. Mexican Pettoleum pro.
duced $4,000 less and Mexican Eagle
10000. Gulf ours production from
Toteco wells gained slightly 20 23g.-
600. but $4,000 were delivered as
royalty oil 20 Mexican Scaboard,
which averaged 13.t0O daily from
pool Atlantic Gulf obtained H.
600 OF light oil. slightly less than in
previous. week, Half entire gain in
heavy or was for Standard OIL COM
pany On. JO, which produced 49,
.0s0 from It's panuco wela, gain OF
~ 900. There were $4,000 more
heavy crude for Gulf oil. while Roy
nj Dutch subsidiary, Corona COM
pany showed reductions in both
fields. For table showing produc-
tlon by companies In weeks end
ing October 81 and "a. SEQ Wall
Street Journal