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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
DEMPSEY READY
TO BATTLE ANY
FOE SAYS PILOT
Wills, Willard, Gibbons
and Greb Most Likely :
Looking Rivals

NEW YORK. Feb. lJ.-"Opcn 70.
engagement is the position n
Heavyweight Champion Jack Demp.
sey, who arrived here today looklr,
for logical opponents for a title bon,
next summer. Dempsey is ready ,o
fight any heavyweight or Ugb,.
heavyweight, either here or abroad
who will prove n financial drawing
card, according to the statement n,
both the champion and his man.
ager, Jack Kearns.
Promoters are not rushing 10 sic,
up the champion at attractive fIg,
urcs, however. Dempsey cynoc'.
to remain in the east for ~ lee,,
month.
II II championship bout Is staeh
in this country Dempsey's npponer'
probably will be selected from
among Tom Gibbons, Harry WIN,
Harry Greb or Jess willard. ~ tbe
champion Is forced to look abroad
for a match such n contest would
he staged in or near London dur.
ing the summer season and George
Carpenter o. Bombardier Waus
would oppose tho champion. Tey
Rlckard may be asked to stage such
n bout IL a match fails here. Under
no circumstances. Kearns said
would Dempsey fight in France.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
French Champ Beats
American Cue Artist

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 15.--
Eduard Roudil. champion OF France,
defeated j. r. Cope Morton, Phila-
dclphia. 500 to 21S in the afternoon
match Of the international 1872 balk
line amateur billiard tournament to-
day I'm 81 innings. The French
champions high runs were 30, 81
and IS. and his average 45-5l.
Morton's best efforts were 25, 10
and 10 and his average 4 9-5i.
The American style Of open table
play as cYemplified by Morton d.d
not at all suit the FrenChman. IL
broke his delicacy OF stroke. lie
also Gislikes the cushion and re-
peatedly missed on them : His draw
shots went astray and he made a
sorry show on many OF his masses.
Moudil fell far below his form
Only once did he show a flash OF
hulk line and that was In his 27th
inning when he made his ron OF 20
at the foot OF the table. II was
close nursing throughout, being ter
minated by his miss OF draw. Nor
ton PLAYED brilliant. allover the
table game,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
BdrtIesUiiLe's Team
Gets Park From CITY

Special 20 The World.
BARTLESVILLE. Feb. 1.-THE
officers Of the Bartlesvllle baseball
club OF the Southwestern league
made "A deal with the members of
the city park board Tuesday for the
use OF the baseball diamond dur
Ing the season OF 1922. The park
board members asserted that they
desired to help the game along In
every way possible and agreed not
to charge any rental for the use of
the grounds during the season. They
laughingly agreed to take whatever
profits are made after all club ex-
penses are paid and after the stock
has been repurchssed from the
stockholders. The agreement with
those who purchase stock In the
club is that whatever fund remains
on hand after the payment OF eN-
penses will be used in rebuying the
stock.
1t Is understood between the mem
bers of the club and the park board
that on those DAYS when tho park is
not in use for a league game IL shall
be available for use by other parties
whenever they so desire and it was
also agreed that tho park should be
cleaned up of debris after each
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Dog Club Members to
Make AH-Breed Study

Members OF the Mid-Contlnent
Kennel club propose to broaden
their stock OF dog knowledge by
studying breeds of dogs other thaU
the particular kind IN which then
have personal interest. having de-
cided at the second regular meeting
Tuesday evening at l2 East Fifth
to set aside part of each program
for n talk on different kind Of,
canine. Tho alphabetical order will
be followed, beginning accordingly
at the next meeting with n discus
sion OF the origin, development and
present standards of the Airedaie by
Norman f.. Richie.
The club roster was stronger by
number OF new members after the
last meeting and each member weN
forth armed with membership ap.
plication blanks with. which to ell
roll local dog fanciers. Promise Of
the cooperation of the America !
Sportsman's Protective league IN m
work of the club was offered b.
the secretary. q. Payne. Dan Hunt
jr., presided.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Central to Use
Two II. S. Stars
Against Tulsa L

Two high school stars who have
been going great this season prob
ably will be In the Central Normal
lineup against Tulsa university In
the caglng contests between these
two intercollegiate rivals here Fri
day and Saturday nights.
one Ia Fred Wallace. sensational
forward OF the high school cham
pionship team at FL Reno last year.
Wallace loops 'em from all parts OF
the court. He was unanimous all
state high school man last season.
The other IL Suesz. from Blackwell
High. who was mainly responsible
for Central defeating Tulsa In the
second game at Edmond last week.
Williams and Miller. the regular for
wards. veterans OF last years team.
may play part OF the time but GER
tainly will be out TO make room for
the youngsters at some stages.
Central Normal has an expert
enced and high class lineup through
out. At center is Johnny william
son. star football hal,back and an
all-state basketball man. Braymer,
last years captain. plays one guard
position and Clyde LeForce the
other.
Professor stern OF Klngflshcr col
lege has been agreed upon as referee.
Stcrn's officiating was the best on
countered by Tulsa L on its recent
trip, according to schmidt.
Last year when Central Normal
invaded Tulsa the Orange and Black
won both games. tho first by 81 to
% and the second As to "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Golf on Water
Is Very Latest
California Sport

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.--Water golf Is
the latest addition to aquatic sports,
according 20 word received from
Jock Hutchison, British open cham
pion. who has just finished tour
of the Pacific coast Along the
southern California seaboard, men
and women are playing the game by
driving the ball from a floating toe
white standing In n canoe or a boat
padded by an assistant
Bathing suits are worn by the
players and their 9cfaring caddles
SO that the golfers may swim back
to the clubhouse I'm case an awkward
swing muy capsige the vessel While
golf In IT, native land OF Scotland
was originally played along the
sands OF the seashore Il never he
fore has been transplanted 10 the
surface OF the water although odd
cases have been reported In which
golfers played n han from the edge
of the water hazard.
Naturally the new game violates
the cardinal rules OF land golf, he
cause the player is assisted by his
CaHdie. who steadles the boat while
the stroke is made. The hull cannot
he nut into y hole rs is done on
land. but may no shot M fixed
area IN the area and the game t.
played with many variations as to
scoring and length OF links.
While the new game is in an eX-
perimental stage, golfers say IL
promises 90 develop much Ns water
basketball and water polo and other
aqueous games have grown from
their dry land progenltors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
LalUzer and belmont Meet for Third Time in Tulsa Tonight at
Anglers Warned Not to Pull
Mountain Trout in This Year

oFs and can mako some other flnny
champion look TO his lnurols.
Thousands OF these fish have been
matched In nrtlfionlly cooled water
~ tho federal fish hatchcrlos AZ
Noosho, Mo, and shipped into OKLA
homi. Ia this state they have been
placed in such bodies of water aH
arc adapted TO their natures ThlR
means water which docs not reach
20 higher temperature than 6S de-
grccs. Last year 10000 mountain
trout were distributed In such bod
lex ~ water In eastern oklahoma
from Saline, In Msyes county Co
Irpkon Bow, In MCCurtaln county.
Those fish were but ono inch long
when placed In the water. aud VIII
not bo rondy for fishing until late
uoNt season.
Bnss ana other game flah On okla
homa appear TO be- IN abundance,
and when tho sensou opens May I
streams In all parts % the state ex-
c"pt the extreme western viii Dee
well stocked. Three million game
fsharbass, Crapplo, perch ana trout
"wDru put In streams i'm Oklahoma
last year by the state game and fish
department
Tho state game law protects all
Rumo fsh during February March
and April In all bodies of water cx-
ccpt certain privately owned l1kes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 15.--
oklahoma fishermen who have hope
of whipping flies oyer the streams ~
tho eastern part Of the state this
year are not ~ realize their dream,
according to T.. H. NOlnu, Rsslsiant
s'n'c mmc ana flag warden. MI.
Solpn said that u consignment OF
mountain trout placed two years
pRo ln streams in the Kamlchi
mountains in the southeastern part
OF OBJ, state viii NOT bc hrro
enough this season 30 bo taken from
,h. water
However. ambitious anglers may
w,I employ their spare time prlc-
tIciuR the art of fly manipulation iu
their back yards for boy ucNt spring
thuusands uf tho trout win have
puas"d tho oight-iuch limit and Hlll
hc Legitimate prey for whomoyor clu
inypglc them into taking chance
with q pretty BIT OF nuff and
feathers.
Mountain trout are hailed By n
legion ~ fishcrfolk lr tho pumnuf
fish iu the tnitod states. and those
who have taken them from the swift
streams ~ the Rockies nro aware
that if not ranking az the very luu.
they are at least ruunors mp for hon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Washington juniors
Defeat FUing, 2-H

Washington junior high cagers
won a close and exciting game from
Irving Junior high last night In the
Washington gym. "a TO 81. the re-
suit being In doubt up to the last
minute of play. The first half re-
suited in a 9-all tie. Team work
and defensive play OF both teams
featured. Smith and Bell played
best for tho vlctors. while Drake
starred for Irving. Coach Rau OF
Tulsa high officiated as referee.
, Next week Irving juniors take on
Okmulgee high on Friday night, and
on Saturday night the visitors will
be guests Of Washington juniors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Northeastern Stars
Are on Ineligible List

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.--Athlc.lc cir
Clcs at Northwestern University are
In something like a panic today as a
result of the posting of iueligibllity
llsts, Several stars of the basket
ball. swimming ANA baseball teams
have been declared Ineligible be-
cause ut scholastic deficiencies,
Nurthwestcrn's swimming team Ia
leading contender for tho big
tom conference championship but
the loss OF Henry Pcnfield aud
Bernard Childs, stars ot the school
Is beloved to have wrecked It's
chances.
In basketball and basepal, the
loss of Charles "ChuCh" Palmer,
captain OF the baseball team. will
be kecnly felt, william McElwain,
hathack on the football team. and
ELMER dustafson, counted a. brill
liant grldiron prospect FOR next
year, are other disqualified players,
by the faculty ruling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Pair of Church
Leagues to Keep
Ball Lots Busy

A pair of church baseball leagues,
with games every day In the week
except Sunday. will help keep dia-
monds In Tulsa busy this coming
season.
Plans FOR a 10-club city church
league already having been complet-
ed, arrangements are now being
made to organize a slX-club inter-
city church circuit. Picked church
teams Of Tulsa, Sapulpa, sand
Springs jerks, BiXby aud Broken
Arrow would make up this League.
games being played every Saturday
afternoon. Operation of hus lines
to Broken Arrow, jerks aud Blxby
simpliflcs the matter of transporta-
ton.
Tho Tulsa City Sunday School
league will be made up of teams
representing First Christian Bos-
ton Avenue NJ. H.. Firs, NJ r., COL
lego nm NJ. r., FIRST Baptist, First
Presbyterian, Grace NJ. T., I'm
manuel Baptist. United Preshyter.
ian and Sand Springs Christian
churches. Games will he played on
Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Champ of Car Barns
Fails in Pro Efforts

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Pat Null
arkey, motorman of subway trains,
won the heavyweight pugilistiC
championship of all New York car
barns-and then was induced ~
take n flyer as professional.
Last night I'm his coming out
party, he met n subway passenger
named Joe Mccain. and after he
ing knocked down six times for Il
count OF nine in the first round, de-
cided that his car barn title, while
II didn't mean much, was enough
for him.
lie reported off duty at the car
barn today, but will resume the
punching OF air brake levers to-
morrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Yank-Whife SOx Trade
Talk Again Blossoms

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-With the
expectation OF the arrival OF Miller
Huggins. manager of the New York
Yankees here in few days, talk
of q trade between the Yanks and
the Chicago White Sox again has
blossomed out. Manager Gleason
has announced repeatedly that he 10
willing to talk business only "it
they can show me some pitchers.
The Yankees. It was said, have not
given up hope OF obtaining Amos
Strunk, the White Sox outfielder TO
play for them during the suspen-
sion of Meusel and Ruth and Ii is
believed here that Higgins may at
tempt to get the outfielder for
Pitcher Lefty O'Doul and probably
Mitchell. O'Doul who performed
on the Pacific coast last season was
recalled by the Yanks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Bill Guthrie to Work
Ia Southern in 1922

MEMPHIS, Tcuu. Fob. i5.-Ap-
nounccmcut vas made at Southern
association headquarters today OF
the appointment OF Dan Pfcnuinger.
"Blli' brennan, Hadley Williams,
Louis Jorda, George Tandy, Harry
Johnson, Connie Lewis aud W. !,
Guthrie, umpices tor the coming
season.
Pfennluger, Williams, Jorda and
Tandy were umpir,s i'm tho south.
vrn association last season. Bron-
nan was In the National league in
1871 johnson ~ the South Atlan,,
and Guthrie IN the Western league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Four Girls Testify
Against Tex RickGrd

NEW YORK, Fob, l5.-Four
girls, ranging i'm age from ~ to is
years, gave tcstimbiy before the su.
promc court grand jury In connec-
ton with charges against Tex Rick
ard, fight promoter ana lrsce OF
Madison square Garden, while two
other girls of similarly tender years
were kept In readiness to appear II
they were called,
Richard Is charged with a statu-
tory offepSe.
Tho Wrnnd jury adjourned until to.
morrow without having concluded
its examination ot the witnesses.
The girls, who gave testimony to.
day were Alice Ruck, Anna Hess,
Sarah Syhouftld ana Nollie GaGcom,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
City A. A. 4. Rules
Committee to Meet

Tho rules committee OF tho re-
Gently organized Tulsa Amateur
Athletic association viii meet this
evening at Megees sporting goods
store on South Main. W. X. uolmae
NJ the Texas company, Col, Ira b,
Reeves, Ernest Slater nf the Pierce
oil company, MIR. Kuntz OF Cosden's,
william ID etrich of the y. 4 II. ami
Norman d. snyder make up the
committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
SQUIRREL ROOD!
LLr nNrrNn srMNL r1nsr u,

LEI BA1TttR STEAL FIRST H.
mn CAN, SUGGESTION.
~ tho Associated prcus.
CHICAGO. Feb. i5---Spccdlng
up baseball by permitting u bnt-
ter To steal first base Il sug-
gc-tion thnt has Judge X. NJ.
Lands, baseball commissioner.
guessing today The commits
S'oncr received letter from
Newton q. GllliIam. u Kansas
city attorney, Ia which he sug-
gc-ts that tho theft privilege Of
u bnttcr would offset the "sclcn-
tific ritchlng' which, the attor-
nry thinks, slows up the game
from u fans standpoint.
''Ict the batter steal first
base" wrote the Missouri law
yer. "nnd this advantage OF n
pitcher pScr u batter will be
cdunIilcd."
MIR. Gillian says that the
average fan wants to SEE "mcn
running tha bases" and u change
Ia the rules that viii permit u
fleet footed player to pilfcr the
initlni sack, he thinks. IL the very
thing needed TO speed up the
pastinc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
IRVING JUNIORS LOSE
Washington Junior High School De-
fcats Irving Junior High "a 10 ~
In a Close. Hard Game.

In the scmifinals of the junior
high school basketball championship
sorles Washington junior high won n
close hard fought game from the
Irving junior high, "a To II. Drake,
irving forward, was the outstanding
star of the entire game, scoring 10
Of the 81 points.
on March tho same teams will
again oppose each other on the Gems
tral high school court for the junior
high school championship honors.
each hHs now one victory 10 its
credit Friday evening the Irving
quintet viii take on the Okmulgoo
junior high team at the Irving gym.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
LOOKING 'EM OVER
."WITH BRIDGE"
POSf-SeaSOn Ban Foolish

@ bag sSoo o %s ss% ] S@s g
Tho end S' Of 'SS cS soa c%SSs" ana viii any
rRo great hue and cry by various contender,
fol- and the PLAYING Of several elimination games and
conflicts under the ban at its meeting in oklahoma City last
We admit there was loud hulabaloo
Every equal interest in the
championship WIN
way of the difficulty But fInfy the
con,cndcrs elimination series All were eliminated save
and these towns scholastic representatives
determine the supremacy spupa won ana became
the The whole mixup occa
circles And the members of
kept In football service few weeks later
than they had quit the end Of their regular schedule All true
i, n.Yn on mo corcn,ng f,o teams would have been play
basketball the grid uniforms had been discarded so WHAT'S the
all about?
angle to the & % Ggs sc3oG as game % b go
Money @ derived from the carres many
"ropSn
prcSeGs rryos
soSa 1%G money
games & Is possible that that
the of the football have worked out
plan championship
arranged
elimination series This would take hut
directors of the H. s.
concndcrs Then there oui. be dis
putting would he officially the
champion nt this plan considered ut the meet
cast oS, from @ hc members Of the Little Fem
fs %sa % wSs Sg that S5 @ a G S % dome % @
S %G as town
tectively,
% 1s $ aS up %S na %S to sis G ae %as
the championship Little
win "S'ns
orally conceded the states best
There a that Richmond
to
clubs the leagueunes they made Rich
pitch ethanded or ruled out his curves and speed
a
member club
independent
Bartlesvl
Warnie
At Oklahoma
bout with LAleton orleans a little later
lust to meet n to
speaking
Mantcil u
had
by Fred Deal the Slick promoter.
speculation Worlds
getting worked idea thing
Early indications which
March will be successful sporting
opponents
champions fight selections OF public listed by
Gibbons
klbane Babe Herman 5OO for johnny Buff Jimmy Wilde 500
The baseball mosnntcs ought o
holdous while they'd
on most
Waite hodout
Waite just wanted the folks all to know
better
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
BOTH BATTLERS
READY FOR TEST
ON EVE OF FRAY
Omahan Public Choice to
Triumph; Osner and
Cole to Clash
TOHighPs Boxing
prO1rum

Main ev,Et--JRck Lawlor vs.
gene belmont. ligh'wcights, u
rourdu to- referees decision
g,miwndup- Frankie Osuor
ts Kid colo. b1utamwoighis. 10
rounds to rcfcrou's decision.
special buut--Jlck Mcdowell
W. Loo Chase, light henyywo.ghtb,
ak rounds
Curtain raiser Acc johnson
W.. kid chase, four rounds.
Auppiros OH city Athletic
club. referee. Gcd Gahnn; ilm"-
Keeper. pete Martin. announcer
William GOLDBERG.
Place, Convention hall
Time. S;30 tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Glcnson 10 ChIcngo Thur,ln,

CHICAGO, Feb. ta.-W William
tk!dl Gleason, manager Of the Chi
cagu White SuN today notified Score
lary Grabinor that ho viii arrive IN
hicago Thursday 10 round up his
ayers for the trip to Marlin
Springs, Texas Saturday night. John
dy tVers, the veteran National
sssuer, who WAS appointed as is-
tant To the manager also wired that
ne wll be here the same day. Al
arrangements for the getaway Of the
IlIs, squad have been completed, j,
Vas announced.
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bllN Nisl.It Iowa. FNu. ~ .-
After holding Kansas university To-
"a - ~ II svnrv during the frst
bali Griunrll cuilog,a drieuse tll-
tered tu the second RvrIod and the
visitors won It's second straight
Missouri valley conference basket
bah contest ON us Iowa mv1Sion. "a
60 ~. Kansas viii play Drake uni
yersity here tomorrow night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Second car StnIcn ThI. Year.

For the second time this year.
car thieves have visited c. u. Burns,
l340 South Newport avenue. About
a month ago, "A cole auto was
stolen hut was later recovered
"Wednesday night tho theft of hls
Ford roadster which hp had lcl'
rp"l"d near second street pud Houi-
venue, was reported TO the
police
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Wedge Finally Gets
Into Harvard Ranks

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb f5.--
Frederick II. KID" Wedge, old
time lumberjack and pugilist Of Ari.
Yona, who attracted attention when
he rode the beams all the way from
Arizona 20 attempt TO secure admis'
sion TO Harvard college, has Won his
fight The faculty announced this
afternoon that the KID" win be all
lowed % enter the graduate school
OF education at the university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Lots OF Travel Tor BaIi Tosscrs

NEW YORK. Feb lb.-The Ma
,ional league clubs, In filling their
1899 schedule assignments will
travel S9,525 miles, The maximum
number OF miles for any vlub is 49,
7j4, which falls to Pittsburgh, New
York will go the minimum, 9,622
mics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
NInncnlloIIs Fair Srcond.

ST, PAUL, MINI, FEB, l5.-H
Foster ana T, Morkon Of Minneapo-
lis rolled i,2g7 today. which was
good for second place in the doubles
ovont at the International Bowling
associations tournament here. A
Gustafson and Il, Elholm, st. Paul,
finished third with 1918; Gilbertson
and Peterson. 81. paul retained their
lead throughout the day, their 1881
being unsurpassed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
Iamy Leading On skates

SAItANNV LANE, \, Y, FeO- 10,
Edmund Lamy, veteran skater, Is
leading In the competition for the
American professional skating
championship with 40 points.
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SUI. IoWu Tor Perry
Field goals Washngtou--S smith
1. Byl1 9. Goumaz I; Irving Drake
Z Lowe I, Johnston .
Free throws Washington smith
{, Irving Drake l.
Referee Coach Rau Of Central
high
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reach san Francisco in time to de-
liver an address tomorrow night,
Rickenbncker was piloted by Jack
knight OF the army mai service as
far as Cheyenne, Wyo.
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OMNHA Fob, EddIe RICken.
hacker Americas greatest "flving
acc IN the world war loft here
today In an 0irplan0 la order e