The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
.PADGETT MEETS
SMITH MARCH q,
L0UGHLIN HURT
Argument Over Oklahoma
City Draw Should BE
Finally Settled


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May bc OF Tor Hnuh
N begins tu s0pm worry doubtful
wlr,nrr smith mud Lulrhuu will
ever como 90 blows 200 Tulsa ring
Tho, have been matched tnI.o now.
for n bliiIc iu convention mIl first
for March % nul then for nest
Thursday night. and ouph engage
mcut has fallen through. The first
was rIdoirarkcd for "a double rol-
sou. WnruIo being iudHpo.Dd and
I.oughin sustaining % damaged
hand. The SECOND wus called off
Yesterday when WiUpa manager.
Al Limo of Now York. ioloenphud
Matchmaker Newman OF the ON
civ A. q. that LouuUIuH lDu hand
was I'm such had condition chat he
couldn't possibly gcr 70 u shape for
u bnttlc March g3. nud that IL would
he an Injustice To- the fighter aud am
imposition ON the bubble iu let him
eater tho ring anyway
IAppc wired that Ioughlin'H
hand was iu such shane lac couldn't
oven close 70, and expressed profuro
regrets. Ito offered to send sub
sumte Of whom ho thinks very
highly. tho 10y iu question having
met an tho iopuotlhora boo ~ vel
wouldn't consider am outside SUBJ
suuto for "a moment and wired
Iippo tn thar cffrpt.
Ardor or Fans H. Cooled.
Twice. now. tho nstlr fans NJ tho
cltv and vicinity have been all hot
IN over tho prospect of aoolug those
two Justly respected m1ulcr8 wHllup
each other. But this second col
Iapso undoubtedly has cooled their
Rrdor 10 the extent that y Smith
I0ughlln match, II ono ~ to come,
must bo ut quito later date.
Louis Newman ig to bc cougrat-
y 1ilntcd IN arranging TO hayc the
rugged Cowboy PndEolt, Rocky
Mountain champion, furnish the op-
position TO Wnruie on the night Of
March 23-sinco I.oughlin was not
available. or course any gubsti,u-
tlon is moro or less dlstastoful, but
when n substitutc has to hc mndc-
AS IL ala I'm this Caso--n ia fortu-
nate when such an attractive change
can bc effected.
About a month ago Warnle ana
tho cowboy person engaged ln q
1O-roundcr Mt oklahoma CITY III
was n rnttling good scrap. and at
the finish Referee Eddie Cochr1uc
pronounced il even stephen. Per-
hans WarnIe had shade tho better
az that tusslo-vyc won't rcopcn the
argument for there's nothing 10 be
gained nv n. Rut tho fact that II
wa so close nearly ovcrybodv who
witnessed tho contest agreed that
Uefor,o Cnrhraue rottld not have
r,iIcd otborylso and dono Justice To
hath mon NVarnio ouIfoupht pad
rott dorisiyoIy I'm tho first -FOUR
Touuds but 'ho slowed mn mate
rialIv from thpn ,mtu tho tCuth and
tha uountaiuocr held his own worry
rapnblv. Tbe decision was alright.
NO said M ihc tImo-nnd sul lN-|
yye wcro entirely satisfied with ItI
So was I,ouIs Newman. tho manager
OF smith
TbIs Sho,Id Settle II.
B,s Nrwm1u corteuIcd after tho
frht tnat smith vng not ON edge.
that bp h,d gono stale aud had hcrn
alliur for two or three days before
tho mill. In view ur Warnlr'g puz-
zlIng n,R of steam iu the period of
tho fourth round To- tho truh We
were inclined tp ngr,c with him.