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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
ny MNs- NJ u. FELTON.

Tftst woman senator IN American history
copyright iy4t ny International News
geiyinrJ
WASHINGTON Nov 22 This is
a wuudmothcr's blessing on every
body for the honor given nae and
American women when | sat for q
slglc day as q member Of the United
States senate.
My chief JOY Is that these blessed
women OF America viii receive tho
greatest benefit, II was all 80 pleas
antly arranged and ! surely have a
heart fun of appreciation, first for
tho ktndness Of the gentlemen from
Georgia, and secondly. for all he
gentlemen of the senate
wasn't at all excited ] have
lived 40 long that Try TO hold my
self steady when the crisis Is
a-comlng" and triod terribly hard
to hold my bearing while I was in
the senate. The oath did not jar
me much. I heard II first YOU see.
way back yondcr i'm 1875 when my
husband first served lu congress.
Then We had giants in public service.
want 20 think a little more 80
know exactly how I do feel about
being the nations first woman sena .
tor. don't feel any different yet
and the thing that brings me most
pleasure ~ tne nphOf SlNcn 10 All
womaukiud ! haven't fmagnitled
my senatorship as political effort
of my own. but too much can't be
said for its pleasing effect upon
the millions OF women In the nation.
while | was in the senate chamber
! wasn't one bit scared. ] was in
the senate frequently when | was
younger and when | took the oath
would even have asked Mr.. Cum
minis tpresldent pro tenn for his
seat, as far "a nerve " concerned.
After It was all over / felt little
faint. for I'm getting old and II was
wee too much for me.
II they had disputed my seat
would have argued with them.
had speech ready, ana | would
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
First Woman Senator Tells
What She Thinks of Senate
After Serving Her One Day
Not at All Excited When Oath Was Administered She Says
Thinks Appointment and Seating Great Honor TO
the Womanhood of United States.

have made % some way But there
was no trouble, thanks 10 an the
E!ud gentlemen. They were az
chiyalrous as when kniKhthood vas
Ia flower { havc ucvrr seen such
Kindness loo nay life but then I'm
old enough 70 bc "a mother TO them
oil
IN tho house was given cheer
before they ch"ored the prtsidrnt.
I did not know It o, first, but SEN
ator Harris, democrat OF Georgia
said II was al FOR INC. That made
mc happy too.
was much pleusod with the
presidents speech. ! heartily agreed
with him ubDut getting rid Of our
old shipH ana stopping the loss OF
$4,000. 600 year when nbncy
doesn't buy anything I think IT'S
high time 20 stop spending II. I'm
Tor the presidents shipping ideas.
when got back TO the senate
! had the prompting Of a speech In
mind iut ! felt little faint aud
hungry, too, SO had tG 30 down
60 the senate restaurant for some -
thing 10 eat While down there.
the scnate adjourned and | missed
my chance to get I'm a speech
| would have said something pleas
ant, for / wanted TO thank every
body Tor their kindness to an old
grandmother wanted to mention
cartoon / saw during the cam
pnign II was IN san Antonio
Texas paper II represented the
senate In session with all the boys
sitting around and hu old lady
standing IN the door. There was
some ravor OF me IN her and she
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providing that their terms shall be
Kin 10 days after their election. No
ceremony was connected with the
formation OF the new body OF legis-
Iators. the action being automatic.
Speculation continued today AZ
the statehouse regarding rumuis
that call for an extra session OF
the legislature might be issued by
Governor Robertson. No indication
has been given by the governor a.
TO the basis OF the report that he
Is considering such move. Should
q special session be held 1t vas
pointed out that It would probably
ho called soon In view OF the fact
that the regular session OF the
ninth legislature is TO convene jan
uary 2.
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Buriord.
Funeral services for r =. Bur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23

For MnrCells. call Tulsa Beauty
Shop, Usage g07S --Advortlsement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
ARMY DRIVE NETS $1,000
Lack of Workers Prevented Rcncl-
Ing Goal of $4,000 IL Belief.

WITH COntributIOns totlIIng aIb,-
31O.l2. the salvation Army annual
appeal closed "Wednesday evening
GIFTS promised but not yet received
and the financial results OF the ap-
peal in outlying towns are expected
TO swell the total to $4,000. In
round numbers.
Appreciation OF the funds raised
was expressed by NJ. O.. Kellett, sal
walton Army field director. yesterday
fa announcing that the appeal was
ended lie said that the Army was
greatly indebted 10 the untiring ef-
forts of \. V. Davenport and Charles
w. DALEY and other workers, kel'
lett felt that the goal 100000, could
have been reached and Ia the time
originally set if there had been NOR,
workers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
Comb Hills for Man
Who Shot His Brother

DrBANT Nov. % Albert Guth-
rle, charged with shooting his
brother, Chester. at their home near
here yesterday. was still at large to-
day, with the officers securing the
hills m the northwest part OF the
county chester Guthrie. who was
shot through the stomach may re-
cover phyhcisns say. Guthrie is
armed with a rcvolvors and officers
fear battle
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ford. 81 years old, 1Oi7H South s..
Louis, who died at a local hospital
Tuesday morning, will be held at
O'Clock Thursday afternoon from the
Mowbray chapel. Rev. c. W. Kerr
officiating. Burial will be made .n
Rose Hin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
Postpone Murder Quiz
In NeuU Brunslrick, ". J.

sOMERVILLE, n. J.. Nov, ga
The Somerset county grand jury
which has been investigating the
Uall-Milis murder case since Mon
day, adjourned late today until next
Monday morning. James Miils, hus-
band Of the slain choir singer, was
the last witness OF the day lie
was on the stand for an hour ana
10 minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
M0rtudyy
Ray.

Ray.
Mrs Anna Ray, 56 years old, wife
OF r. j. Ray, 4O4 South Frisco, died
at 1915 O'Clock wednesday morn
ing. She is survived besides her
husba i'd by four sons, Ralph G. Ray
Of Warren. Ohio, Robert j. Ray Of
Weston. w va. Raymond Ray Of
Cleveland, Ohio and Thomas Charles
OF Tulsa Funeral arrangements are
being delayed pending the arrival of
relatives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
Canadian CITY burning.

HALIFAX. n s.. Nov 60. -Four
blocks in the heart OF the retail dis
trict were burned this morning in
sydney, cut off from the outside
world by a driving slect storm,
which felled many miles of telc-
graph wires on Cape Breton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
LEGISLATORS GET OFFICE


on Ia ANDMN CITY, Nov. 22--
Members Of the statehouse ana sem
ate elected November T. took office
todaN In acc0rdnnco with The law
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NEGRO RI0TER is PAR0LED
Was One OF Soldiers Who Shot Up
Houston While Stationed There
Eour Years AgO

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. Dec. a.
Warsaw Lindsay, negro. serving 10
years Tor participation in the Hous-
ton, Texas, race riots four years ago
when negro troops "shot up Hous-
ton while stationed there will be
freed on parole tomorrow according
to a telegram received today by the
warden Of the federal prison here
from the department OF justice.
Lindsay. who was one of the negro
soldiers, was first sentenced to death
for participation in the riots but
was later sent to the prison. Several
OF his companions were executed
for their part in the riots. There
are now 65 OF the former negro
soldiers serving prison terms OF
verious lengths here.
Lindsay will go TO Los Angeles
Immediately following his rrelease
where he has a lob awaiting him, it
Is stated.
The riot IN which Lindsay and his
fellow soldiers participated and
which led to the court-martial OF a
number OF them and the execution
and Imprisonment of large num-
her grew out OF an alleged insult to
negro woman companion OF one
OF the soldiers on leave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
M'GRAW ANXIOUS
TO BOLSTER CLUB
FOR NEXT BATTLE
One of His Famous Deals
Likely to Be Made at
Louisville Meet
BY DAVIS ]. WALSH.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-on the as
sumption that John McGraw Is not
given TO casual and impromptu
Journeys into the hinterland for his
very good health, 1t ia the common
belief that ne leaves tomorrow for
the annual meeting of the minor
leagues In Louisville, Ky, with a
definite IDEA OF transacting business.
The report is common that McGraw
has one OF his famous deals on.
The trip OF McGraw and Jim Tier
ney will result in a furry OF activity
second only to that OF last year when
He!ne Groh and Jimmy O'Connell
were purchased at rulnous terms.
Check books are to be flourished at
moments notice, regardless OF the
fact that the Giants are sitting on
top of the world with a team that
has led the National league for two
consecutive seasons. McGraw wants
to make It three in a row, and his
purchase OF Jack Bentley is said 20
be merely the first drop OF shower
OF gold that Is ready 10 fan the mo-
ment the Giant leader lifts the inn
perial forefinger.
Financially. the coming season is
considered an important one to the
Giants. The Yanks are 70 throw
open their new stadium, seating So
goo. The competition for New
York's favor is going TO be keener
than ever. and the idea is general
that the team that produces the win
ner will do. the biggest business al
| the box office window.
II Is no secret that McGraw Is not
| satisfied with his batteries. FranS
! Snyder viii hang on as first strinG
catcher. barring the unforeseen, but
| Earl smith, Il is believed, is due for
other parts. Nehf and Scott are the
only pitchers sure of their Jobs, how
| ever.
Jess Barnes will have 10 show
more than he did through the regu'
lar season In ls22 TO remain on tht
pay roll, and IL McGraw can swing
! " hat he may deem to be an adyan'
tageous deal, Jess may never get th'
opportunity McQuillen and Bentley
with several OF the second stringers
lare also more or less on triah
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RIOT VICTIMS ARE BURIED
Mexico City iu Mourning as IA Killed
In Water Fight Go TO Graves.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. with the
whole city is mourning and all the
theaters closed, the funeral took
place this afternoon of the IA per-
sons killed Thursday when police
men opened fire with machine guns
upon a crowd OF 10000 men and
women who we're protesting against
the lack of water.
A general mourning strike was
called. effective until tonight.
President Obregon has assured the
public that the water supply will be
normal by tonight.
Expert mechanics are at work re
pairing the damage done to the coll
lapsed water plant by inefficient
workmen nearly two weeks ago.
The city was still without water
this morning but was quiet. Large
forces of troops were held in readi-
ness In event that disorders broke
out during the funeral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
French Charged With
Giving Sikh Rd,U Deal

PARIS. Dec. EN-. Diagne, tho
Senegalese negro member of the
chamber OF deputies who is cham
pioning the cause Of Battling sikh,
says in an interview with LAuto
that he will stand by the charges he
made IN the chamber of dlscrimina-
tion against the fighter by the boxing
administration. He adds that unless
the administration gives satisfac-
tion he will take the case into court
on the grounds the sport organiza-
ton has no right to deprive a man of
his means for livelihood except FOR a
strictly professional offense: that
federation condemned sikh without
a hearing and that Il has taken no
steps to punish members of an al
legged cabal which. the deputy con-
tends. engineered the disqualified
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Cowboy Padgeo in Ranch Rcgaia
The Steer-Thrower Looks to Be in His
Usual Rugged Form for Tuesday
Clash With Quaker.

Cowboy Padgett, chaps, sombrero
and all. breezed into town yesterday
looking fit for any old kind OF n
fray. flstic or otherwise. Willie ok.
o. Loughlln OF South Bethlehem,
Pa, who meets Padgett Tuesday
night at convention hall in the first
15-round bout OF the season IN Tul-
ga. is due in this morning and both
scrappers will work out this after
noon in the Tulsa A, &. gym under
the Terminal hotel starting at 2
o'clock. Loughlin Is 10 work first.
Padgett, who has been mighty
busy boxer these last few months,
lost no time after reaching Tulsa.
He worked out Saturday afternoon,
boxing a half dozen rounds. His
activity with tho mittens included q
pair OF rounds with Tommy Irvine,
who meets Kid Rich of Drumright
in a six-r rounder Tuesday night,
and an another pair with kid
George Buncombe, the negro mlddle-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

weight. A newcomer in local box
ing circles by the name of Brown
furnished the cowboys opposition
in tho other two rounds. Padgett
IL much the same mixer he was
last spring, but seems to handle him
self easier in the ring.
Matchmaker Louis Newman OF
the Magic City A. c. announced his
two main preliminarIes for the Tues
day night show yesterday In one
of these Kid Rich and Tommy Irvine
lightweights, will mix. The othor
viii see Buck Rider. the tough sa-
pulpa bantam, pitted against Chap
pie Cole OF Drumright, a promising
young bantam. Rider knocked out
Eddie Murray of West Tulsa in
four rounds at Bartlesville Friday
night. He is looking better on ev-
cry start. Cole is a brother OF Kid
Cole, well known in eastern Okla
homa. Newman is planning two
other bouts and expects to announce
them tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
CriQui Kayos British
RiUai in 18th Round

i,ARiS, Dec, s.--Eugene Criqui,
tho French hantamweigh cham
piun. tonight settled all arguments
as TO the foatherweight title of
Europe by dycisively defeating Billy
Matthews of England, in the seven-
teenth round, when the referee
stopped the fight 20 save Matthews
from further punishment.
Not once during the fight was
Criqui in danger, lie found It diff
cult TO solve the Englishmans pc
culiar style OF defense and was un-
able 10 reach Matthews Jaw. At the
end of the fifteenth round he
shifted his attack 10 the body
doubling up Matthews with a terrific
uppercut. The Engusnman, while
never having cnance TO win.
showed great gameneas and re-
cuper0tive powers, and the ability 10
take punishment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
TAKES ON
MILWAUKEE BUD
IN BANTIE RANKS
Wisconsin Fans Think
Joey Sanger Coming
Champ; Busy Week
Important Boxing Bouts
This Week

Pee 4-Bidgot Smith vs. Irish
Johnny Cuttin. IL rounds Ia Jersey
City.
bee. Al Roberts Va Leo Gaines.
~ rounds Ia Now York.
Doc. 4---Pai Moore vs.. KID Buck.
10 rounds IN Grand Rapids.
Dec. %-Italisn joe Cans vs.. Louis
UaEseh. ~ rounds. In Brooklyn.
Dec. 4--WarRla Smith vs.. nlliy
Coniey. 10 rounds in lirlstow. Okla.
Dec. b--Jock Malone Vs. Jimmy
Ciabby, 10 f0un5s. near chicago.
Cowboy PadEott Va X. y. LOush-
lin, rs rounds In Tulsa.
Dec. G--Floyd johnson vs.. Bin
Brennan, 10 rounds. In New York.
Dec Joe Lynch Va. joey San
ger 10 rounds. In Milwaukee.
Dec. Joe thurman VS. Young
Montreal, 10 rounds. in Detroit.
Dec. midget Smith Va. Jsbsz
white, 10 rounds. IN Detroit
Dec. S--pRtsy wallace vs. Had
News Eber, 10 rounds. In Toronto.
pee eMel CooRsn vs.. Hort spar
go. 20 rounds, In sydney. Australia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Georgetown Upsets
Lafayette, I3 TO z

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2,--Lafay-
cites powerful football eleven was
defeated here today by GEORGETOWN
university, l3 TO 7, In gruelling
Dost-season game. IL was the sec
ond aetback the Easton. Pa, coll
leglans had sustained In three years
and was another of the long list
OF upsets that has marked the
1892 season,
Two field goals, the first by NAL
iory. from the 25-yard line, and the
second by Flavin from the S5-yard
line. furnished the margin of the
Hllltoppers' victory. The outstand
ing feature OF the game, however
was d 75-yard run Cor touchdown
by Wertz
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WALLY SMITH TO
/. LEAD THE SAINTS
ANOTHER SEASON
Bonowitz to Go, Belden
Says; Charley Hunter
Is Replaced
eroelaI b nc World.

cHtciai 10 me NuTih.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Dec. 2,--Presi-
dent George X. Belden OF the ST..
Joseph Western League club today
announced that Wally Smith, who
managed the Saints In f922. would
return and pilot the locals next sea-
son,
Announcement OF the return of
Wally Smith comea favorable 80 lor
cal fans and to fans about tho West
ern league. as though he ls not ns
tigeylsh in his TACTICS ms a John Me
Graw or 4 George Stallings. he is
neVcrth less. a pilot who obtains re-
suits where resubts are obtainable.
Ho IL one of the few bench mana
gers In the league. but he can play
IA sparkling brand of ball around the
lnfield II emergency calls him into
tho lineup.
President Belden also said that
Joe BonowltZ, Saint center fielder
for six seasons. would pass this win.
ter to tho Minneapolis club or tc
some other club. Joe's passing is re.
grottabls. but after player has
served six campaigns in one city, q
change is usually beneficial TO hts
career.
Warren c. Giles has been appoint.
ed secretary OF the Saints to succeed
! Charley Hunter, who has resigned
after 80 years of faithful baseball
service at the box office of III,
/ Saints and other Western Lesgu,
/ clubs.
| Belden and Giles will attend tn,
Louisville baseball meeting thli
/ month, then come to 81, Joseph ear
~ in January to opeAthe 1923 busi
ness and start the bah rolling.
st, Joseph will have but few of ~
| t922 players In uniform when th,
1923 campaign is peeled open.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Illinois Breaks With
Wisconsin for 1923

CHICAGO, Dec. e.-Before the
meeting OF big ten representatives
To arrange the 1928 football sched-
ule this afternoon, Coach Robert
Zuppke of Illinois, announced that
Illinois had broken off relations with
Wisconsin and would nlav Nebraska.
uudefeated this year In the Missouri
Valley conference, The Ilhaois-Ne-
braska game will be played at Ur-
bana, III. Dec. 6. The Ilfinois-wis-
suit OF charges OF professionalism
exchanged In the middle OF the 1912
season,
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THE FALL OF CURLEY SMITH.

Rarlesvle people Friday they wanting
Palmer caTey fight seTe The fight BEEN
dime novel thriller
few fist fight themselves
head with bottle by FAM and then somebody hauled
pistol which knocked from
the tmckeepers
All the excitement and confusion finally sbaded
oye h wv % in G @ & GaSy sa @ @ hnd Gs They
they will out him fight that he
for the first seven rounds. saving hn
limit Palmer pins up lead on the
well hand And he eped dm hs like S
% in h deeton 5 smth % he Pretty R 5 sa @ Of % 3
Curley stretched the up
Smith had been ooed times like
more ire good & punch S would i & surely finish finish him ~ -
row AeeS H s those sh the s the he @ s Sf a s @ @
@ ] a 80 sy & s id 5 to lose no. on u and yed kn0cSu
clean knockout and kept pursuing Smith about the
Palmers d. OF
business fighter. lie suddenly
jumped no the ring tried
handling Smith, jumped
Smith by
together Then
Avis over the head with bottle the blow temporarily stunning
Reckless Ray"
The referee good old Patsy Corsgan
quietly In
letting take their
jammed pistol Somebody
from his hands and bounced pumping In the
tmekeepers lap must have been him.
the bell with the barrel
to the exciting "round" BaIesvIle
took matters in their hands at this deciding Pal
Tusans present in giving Palmer credit
] sTh fy % the s'Tias. %ay was entirely helpless while Palmer had fought
As the referee had decision the
Sp would ba hsys been Sg for the the %
he climbed the
beda again broke loose the fans demanding Palmer the
The ruling of the judges finally
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At Tulsa sapulpa hlgh 7. Hyde
Park of Chicago 0.
AT Boston Boston college IT,
Holy Cross ~,
Al Columbus Western Stars Q,
Eastern Suns 0.
At Marines "a, Army
~
At Washlngton--Georgetown 10.
Lafayette 2.
At Jacksonville --- Florida AZ,
Clemson IA.
University OF Tennessee {medical
Department. II. Washington col
leEe z.
At Sewauee. Junior high 9. Cap
itol I'm Junior high. SO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Women TrdckSters
Form association

by the Associated Press
MAMAkONECk, n. Y, Dec. q
The National WOmen's Track Ath-
leuc association was organized today
az meeting OF Representatives OF
schools and colleges for women from
many parts of the country Its pur-
pose Will be the control OF all inter-
scholastic and intercollegiate sports
t1r girls and women.
Dr. Harry T. Stewart Of New
Haven, Conn. coach OF the American
team which competed last August in
the first womcn's olympic meet at
Paris, was elected president Nof the
association and Mrs, Winifred Mer-
III, head OF the Oakesmcre school
here, was chosen honorary president.
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IOrca Rejects YaIe's
Offer for 1928 Game

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-The invitation
extended by Yale to the University
OF Iowa for a football game next
fall was formally declined in an an
noupcement tonight by Coach How
ard Jones OF Iowa. brother OF Coach
Tad Jones OF Yale, The Yale in
vitation followed Iowa's defeat OF
Yale last fan G 20 0. Iowa was 1921
champion OF the western conference
and continued its unbrokep string
OF Victories in 1922.
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MIpwFsr roURNANfNr.

KANSAS CITY Mo, Dec, s.-Ths Oh
Henrys Of Chicago vent into first place
Vyent % the Midwest
bow Ing tournament tpnight when they
r...t and tho Dick brothers II
no 500 third place with esl6.
It is believed that the Oh Henrys IN
g. kr iirst money as most OF the other
sCr.vs of crack bowlers were we'll below
this mark and the tournament ends MoE
c. Collier OF Milwaukee went into first
~ lhr siVgles tonight with ga.
gfrts ~ Racine, VIA, weat into see
end place gith sea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Criticized Texas Coach
Submits Resignation

AUSTIN, Texas Dec. berry
Whitaker. football coach at the
University OF Texas, has rendered
his resignation because OF diverse
criticism following the defeat OF the
Longhorns by the Texas Aggies
Thanksgiving day. The athletic
cvunsil win meet Monday to con
sher the resignation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Jimmy Wilde Is Ready
To Tackle Little Villa

LONDON, Dec. Jimmy wilde
flyweight champion OF the world
today announced his Willingness 10
defend his title and declared he was
ready 10 meet Pancho villa. the
American flyweight title holder in a
decision bout in London. next May.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
HYDE PARKS HEAVY
SMASHING FAILS TO
BREAK SAPULPA LINE
Jonesmen Batter Way Through Norherners' Defense to
Count Only Touchdown of Hard-Fousht Game in
Opening Period; Crowd of 5000 Sees Scholastic
Elevens in Great International Contest

Coach Virgil Jones Sapulpa high school football team,
last years ever-vcorous Oklahoma champions and this
year one Of the states foremost scholastic aggregaons
ended their and brought to close the l92sgudron
program Tulsa at Lee stadium Saturday afternoon by
defeating Hyde Park Chcagos ttle-winning high school
this and year. to O. in the biggest ntesecuonal battle
student teams from either section of the country have