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All Prominent Oklahoma Gollege Athletes of Last
CENTRAL GRIDDER
GIVESHIS LIFE
Lcis Isle Make3 Supreme Sac
rifice; Many Athletes
in France, " "
THOUSAND IN THE SERVICE
, !
That Many Letter-Men Doing
Their Part in Beat
ing the Hun.
(Py LARRY PAILKT)
Ijist Thursrtny, Pecoration pay.
tnripnt of ontrnl .siato normnl
i-honl nald tribute to the memory of
Jfonry Isle, graduate of ( en
tral and captain of tho 1916 football
tram. Not only should the memory
r i.ia bo knot creen In tho hearts
of Centnilltea. but followers of -"tla-
homa collegiate football wm
. k ,u. former bronne ana
liu. quarterback, the rt Sooner
eolleire athlete-enldier to Blve his life
In the (treat worVi War.
The death of Ile led me to Inves
tigate tho number of athletes now
In the pervlce. Toward that end. I
have wrlton have vlalted person
ally, every school In Oklahoma. Some
replied with a list of their athlete
students now at war. Others In
formed me that that Information was
rht available. Still others ljrnorcd
the request entirely. So it has been
Impossible for me to get an accur
ate list of the former Oklahoma rol
lege athletes now In the service. Even
the lists furnished me were Incom
plete; several athletes have Joined
Hi nee I received the data at hand.
Hut one purpose is served; we are
enabled to gain at least a conception
of the number of men who formerly
received the plaudits of sport fol
lowers and who are now serving the
colors. It will be interesting to note
that tho schools which have reported
to me are the largest aid most sub
stantial In the state,
Attilcwv a Vital Nerd.
It Is the contention that athletics
form the backbone of a college; that
the strength or weakness of a school
may bo determined by its athletic
standing. This is no doubt true.
Atlih-tica are a vital need In our
schoola !
And should there be need for fur
ther argument, one may but turn to
the list of boys who havs gone from
Oklahoma normals and colleges, to
Laboratory I
I An INSTITUTION for
the administration" of
the SALVARSAN
'GROUP of Blood Rem
edies, such as 606-914
iSalvarsan, Novarseno
bcnzol Diarsenol and
such other approved
remedies used in the
treatment of
BLOOD
DISEASES
VACCINES and SE
RUMS used in specific
infections of the Genito
Urinary Eystem. Spe
cial attention given to
all Blood," Skin and
Venereal infections.
Consultation Free
Office 12.1 Main Street
Third Floor fioxwell
Illdg., Tulsa, Okla.
DR. DOURQUB
Physician in Charge.
06
prove that sports are essential; that
from their participation in college
athletics, better men physically,
morally and mentally are made.
All Ijotu-r Men In Service
The data furnished has contained
only nmnes of men prominent in
suite athletics the past half deoade.
In that list, over 90 per cent of the
well-kno.wn athletes in that period
are Included; practically every letter
man since 1910 Is now in the service.
There is no need t dwell upon the
work done by college athletes of the
I'nlted States In France. Not a day
passes but countless ex-stars of grid
Iron, court, diamond, track or crew,
are mentioned for exceptional gal
lantry. -J
I have watched Oklahoma college
athletes for the last decade. I know
them all, hundreds personally. I
know they will battlo the Hun es
they have fought for the honor of
their college. 1 know that should It
be necessary, they will make tha su
preme sacrifice us l-'wis Isle made
it; fighting to tho last.
(Vntrnl Has Forty-Nine.
With a golden star In their service
flag for Isle, Central normal presents
49 ex-letter men. now In the nation's
service, all but three of the commis
stoned officers are athletes.
Karl Coffey, elected captain of the
1916 football team, but who played
for Kendall on their wonderful team
that fall: Lewis Isle, football leader
in 1916; liyron Whittaker and Ned
Brooks, basketball leaders, and Carl
Clark, head of the 1917 football
squad, are the ex-Central captains
now in the service.
Numerous all-secondary and sec
ond all-state football men In addition
to" three all-state selections, repre
sent the football team. The all-state
men are Henry Broom, tackle, 1916;
Ralph Hamilton, halfback, 1915 and
Waiter .Myers, end. 19H.
(antral jj.st.
Following is a list of Central ath.
letes now In the service, their home
and sports In which they partici
pated: i
LL Homer Ryrd, football, Kdmond.
Henry Uroom, football and base
ball. Hot Springs. Ark.
I.yle Holland, football, baseball,
Edmond.
Rex JIavenstrite, baseball, Lovell.
Carl Clark, football (captain).
Choctaw.
Volncy Hamilton, basketball, Ed
mond. Webb Newton, football, Stillwater.
Walter ..Myers, football, basketbHll,
Jefferson,
Vernon Crabb, track, Arcadia.
Hurdetto Wise, basketball, track,
r.dmond.
liae Craven, track. Mulhall.
l.loyd McMlnlmy. baseball. Ar
cadia.
It. K. rayne, football. Edmond.
Ixwell Riding, track, basketball,
Edmond.
Homer Berkheart, baseball. El
mond. Robert Ienny, football, basketball
and track, Edmond.
Charles Emerson, football, basket,
ball, track and baseball,. Anadarko.
Hershal Hansen, track, Verden,
Raymond Meade, football, basket
ball, Blackwell.
Harry McAninch. baseball, Ed
mond. Charles Smith, baseball, Edmond.
Harlan Fuller, baseball, Marlow.'
Paul Havenstrlte, baseball, Ixivell.
Jess IJvlngston, baseball, Norman.
Lewis Messer, "football. El Reno.
IeRov Bell, baseball and football,
Edmond.
Calvin Burnett, football, Mangum.
Robert Angerman, football, E
mond.
Rogers Foiir-Ijrtfr.Man.
I Tom Rogers, football basketball
j baHeball and trark, Meeker.
Charles Howell, football, Edmond.
Tat Johnson, football, basketball
'and trni-k, Hendrick.
j Lt. Karl Coffey, football, Kdmond.
I Hughes B. Davis, football, Mar
i low.
j Ienn Oalbreath, football, baseball,
; Tulsa.
I Hirney Herrln, football, basketball
land tra.'k, Edmond. .
I alton Herrln, football, basketball
.anil trark, Kdmond.
ll.t. Clyde, Howell, football, Ed-
i mond.
! .1 c. Howfrton, football, tbaseball.
. T itwtc iv
'Ralph Hamilton, football, basket- talj!!n' Cam.', 1lk.c' Ar,k
'(.nil Kasobn'l truck t-MmOnrt Mctor (lino, Atoka
i imIo font ball. (iifrMwih
i Edmond.
John Makoska, baseball, McClnud.
j I.L Ralph Myers, football, basket
!bn!l iinfl bnseball Jefferson.
' .nruce Mvi-rs. football and baseball.
. Tefferson I
I l.t. Samuel O. Neff, football, haB
i kct t'al I and baseball, Oklahoma city.
! Joe iJlamson, football, hasket
I ball and baseirall. Perkins.
Byron Whitaker, football anil bas
; ke:liall, Chickasha. ' "
Ned Brooks, football, basketball,
baseball aud uack.
j Driven Out of Mexico
fa
t t
I'cllx Palttvlolnl.
now Oerman "kultur is prac
ticed In Mexico Is shown by the
departure of Felix l'alavlclnl, editor
of El Universal, from .Mexico re
cently. l'alavlclnl was driven from Mex.
Ico by German ugcntM bcrauso of his
efforts to fight the battles of the
L'liiterl States snd Its Hllles In Me.
ico. German awi nts h..vo been fight
ing him for some time.
Sooner Well Represented.
As Is fitting Oklahoma university
sends a large quota of men. Years
of leadership in Oklahoma and
southwestern athletics, years of bat
tling under Bennie Owen, that mas
ter dlrertor, has Instilled rare fight
ing spirit Into former wearers of the
magical "O," which Is shdwn by the
number of men In the service.
It Is useless to dwell on trie rec
ords of the Sootier athletes mention
ed below. They are all' ton well
known throughout tho college sport
world. Tho pirk of Crimson and
Cream athletes is represented.
Oklnhoinu'w Honor Roll.
List of University of Oklahoma
men holding athletic "O" now in
military service showing home ad
dress, sport in whi'h awarded,
years and rank In military service.
Fred L Allen, Los Angeles; foot
ball, 1907; now private In Thirtieth
Engineers, gas and flams service,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Hubert Ambrister, Norman; foot
ball, 1911-13; cadet in aviation serv
ice stationed at Camp Ovest, Fog
gla, Italy.
George R. Anderson, Ardmore;
football, 1916; now first lieutenant
in artillery division with American
expeditionary forces in I rancc.
rrank Bnlcerkewlrr., Red Rock;
football, 1!H6; lieutenant Infantry,
Camp Travis.
Thomas M. Boyd, Norman; foot
ball, Hloiflrst lieutenant in medical
corps now ut porsof embarkation,
Atlantic port.
Otto Brewer, Norman; football,
1916; Y. M. C. A. secretary. Camp
Doniphan.
Albert Briscoe, Hollis; football.
1916; now corporal canslon company
No. 2, 111th Ammunition Train,
Camp Bowie, Texas.
Harry Brown, Bartlesvllle; base
ball, 1916; no v lieutenant in const
artillery stationed on l'adflc coast,
(apshaw In Marines
Elmer Capshuw, Norman; foot
ball, 1913-1.''; private company 4. U.
S. marine corps, Baris Island, C.
William L. Clark, Comanche; foot
ball and baseball, lSU-li; second
lieutenant 334'h maebinii gun bat-
football.
1916; lieutenant
Infarilrj', Can.p
IF.
9
a K" M
1'ike, Ark.
Chester Cohagen, Hapulpa; track,
1JH6; enlisted in infantry, adiii ess
unknown.
Harvey T. Cnillns, Norn-an: foot
ball, 1915; student naval training
S( honl. Harvard, Cflmbrl'lire, Mm.ss.
Wright Kelt. Hamilton, Texas;
baseball, l;Mr-li; sociMwl lieutenant
engineers, Kort Leavenworib, Kan.
1-e 1' li'ld, Tonkawa. track, i!H6;
private 131st machine gun battalion.
Camp Bowie, Texas.
Jean FiBlda, JDeweyv football, 1315-
V
Harvey T. Collins, Norman:
hall, 19 15; student naval
TULSA DAILY WOULD,
H; 111th nniniunltlon train, Camp
Bowie, Tesas.
tlm-rv 1 l-'rnnf.. T'nld: baseball.
1916; lieutenant 3!Mli infantry,
Camp 1'lke. Ark.
Robert Culbrcatli, Tulsa; rnnttiaii,
1912;, sea-nnil lieutenant Infantry,
Camp I'lke. Ark. .
J. Mali?olm (ientry, rono ureeK ;
football, 13H; Hist ilet brigade,
Camp Bowie, Texas. (.
Bennett H. tii itrin, wortnan; ion- ; or stars, surn ns rierman rctia, .i-n
ball. I'.Ufi; aviation sirvlre, M.i Campbell, Waller Murker, Thnrnian
tloned in Italy. ; i y , Tom Aycoek, I'M Woods, Frank
Albert W. llrndtix. Chlrkaslia; i Vaughn, Carl Weaver, Clay Wood
hasHball 1910-11; tenth cnglneei , 1 son, ('live Murray. Virgil Rlnehurt,
fore-try scrvl'-e with American ex-j Earl Morton. Itoy Kenny and others,
pedltlonary forces, France.. i carries a thrill throughout Aggledom.
Portls Holland, Norman; foot ball, 1 .. I.. Tarver, always known OJI
mil. ,Mrtn corns. J'.iriH ISIall'l,
Di.ane Howard. Oklahoma i n
football. Iltlli; 14.1rd field hospiu.l.
111th sanitary train
Camp Howie,
Tex.is.
Hotll JollllSOIIS 1J11IHI.
Montford T. Johnson. Norman;
football and baseball, U'IS-16; lieu
tenant field artillery, Fort Loi;an,
Utah. .
Neal K. Johpson, Norman; foot
hall and baseball, 19I3-1S; lieuten
ant field artillery. Kort Sam Hous
ton. Texas.
Prentice fclvelv, Blackwell; foot
hall and tra.k, UMC-lii; lieutenant
14nn lniainry, v anit rui--. j
lvttnn 1,1'osaoaiiKii, wioo,.-.
baseViall. 1916, infantry; Camp
TraviM 0
Frank McCain. Ada;' football.
1915-16; captain aviation service.
American, expeditionary forces, sta
tloned I'l ItalV.
Howard McCaslnnd, Duncan;
football, 1816; lieutenant field ur
tlllerv. Fort Sam Houston.
Hugh V. Mcinrmntt. Duncan;
football. 19 16-IV; aviation scrviqe,
Fort Sill. okla.
George I. McFerrnn, Norman;
football. 1S16: rorponil 133r, avia
tion squadron, Kelly field, Sun An
tonlo.
Clifford C. Meyer. Norman
hall, 1916; lieutenant a 1 7 111
foot
try. ( amp I Ik''. A rk.
Harvey I.. Mlnton, Enid;
191! T: lieutenant infantry,
Travis.
Mminrt a Mciilcnant.
Eugene O. Monnet. tennis.
trark,
Camp
191't-
16; lieutenant Infantry
slation ed
on border.
Charles L f 'rr. Ads; baseball.
1912- UI; captain, .HOth In'antry,
Camp IMkc. Art?.
Enimett Ponder. Manguni; brtse
ball, I 9 1 5 -1 ; Hiblress not known.
David I'l. Kenshaw, baseball.
1913- 14: nddre-s unknown.
George Risen, Hooker, trark,
1913; 143rd field hospital, llltli
sanitary train. Cam).' Rowio.
Charles' E. Ri'gei'M. football, 1912
14; first lieutenant infantry, Fort
Douglas. Utah
Frank I.. Srhlabarh, okliiboma
f'Ry; gym tram. 1916-17: sergeant
raisson company ". 1 I 1 1 It ammuni
tion train, Camp Bowie, Texas.
lUyburn Kmiser, Oklahoma I'lty;
baseball, ISlS-lfi; li ulenant 3l.'itli
infantry, Camp Pike. ,rk.
Archie (i.1 Swanson, Muskogee;
baseball, 1912-13; first lieutenant
246th Infantry. Camp Pike, Ark.
Peter Hwart?.. Llmlsav; football,
1909: lieutenant itif.uitry'. 'lamp
Travis.
Cleveland Thompson, Oklahoma
City; football. 190S-H1. lieutenant
General Hoffman's staff now in
France.
.lames It. Tolbert, Hobnrt; font
ball, U.'l-I7; corporal 1-1 3rd field
hospital. 111th sanitary train, Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Henry (J. While, Anadark"; tra-k.
1916; second lieutenant ejval.'.v,
Douglas. Ariz.
Darrougll An "Aviator.
I'aul G. Iiarrough, Oklahoma
City; tennio. 1911-13; aviation Serv
ice, Fort Kill.
Claude MoOIothlln
Shawnee;
football, 1916-17; naval
training
baseball,
ground
Duncan ;
elation, Great Lakes, III.
'buries Price, Asher;
1916: aviation service,
school, Austin, Texas.
.1. Barney Whlsenant,
basketball, 1916; aviation
Fort Sill.
William, Durant, Durunt;
1910-17: aviation service,
lis', awaiting assignment.
service,
footfall,
reserve
Aggli Have .Mncly-l'oiir.
Ninety-four atbletts are included
in lb" list of seien hundred merr
Oklahoma Agricultural and Me
chanic, vi coliegt! bus sent to the
iirniy and 'navy within the p'ist.ear.
tif the 94, niori
Olieh.
4 s
exactly - atfi cornni
KflC'l I
oajori'y
In the service and a ma
r v rna i rul r-r a?" "lion -coin-In"'Ve-en
'r;iricli.; Jor
giate sport. II' football
I'rtsketb.ili. trick. wre-.t'
nasTb s and track, tin se
til'
inlereolle
bascbii ii,
ing, gym
riien le '
foincbl for varsity pobolotis, iionuis
and the covered "o." Many of thetn
have won letters in as many as four
lines of athloUca, fewer iu two iuid
i
WEDNESDAY, JUNE :, 1015
three and tho average In one. Some
of the more famous Aggie athletes
have earned berths on inreo iihi
teams In one year, bev oral are vei -
erans or tntee ana lour yeara
ice. vapiain i vmr.ny o.(u...in,
Irack r.conl holders, and membeis
ll- 'niuiiomu n mi n ni..
n n nm m.... ....... .
throughout tho list of 84.
Tho mention of a score or morn
IV'I, Willi W.m a. Iin'iiu'ri "I wn"
nnd gymnastlu squads hut who
mora fame as the Tiger yell
' ! i
leader for four years, Is another ex
ample. '
Tli Aggio Hostrr.
Here are the 94 present address
es of some are not known in Still
water and only the ranks of commis
sioned officers are hc.ro shown):
Osear Abernuthy, lieutenunt, foot
ball, Mollis: t amp Bowie.
Carl Andrew, football, Stillwater;
Camp Travis.
Wayno A ult. football, Blackwell.
Tom Aycock, lieutenant, football
baseball, Alius. Camp Pike.
It. Honor, football, Stillwater.
1' lovd Bates, track, Slillwater,
Jj'k llrwcui. football and track
Perry. ,
11. V. Burnhnm. tennis, Freder
Ick; Camp Bowie.
Joe Butler, lieutenant, track, Kan
sas City, Mo.; Fort Doming.
O. C. Boyd, track, Hooker; Camp
Travis. ,
Campbell An Officer.
Jeff Campbell, lieutenunt, foot
bull baseball, Mangum; Douglus,
Ariz.
'. C, Cobb, track, Arapaho.
Rufus Tolbert, football, Stillwater,
J. H. Cooler, lieutenant, football,
Miami; Camp I'lke.
Tuska Choate. baseball, Indlanola.
InfnnSV.'altnr Denny, football track.
Stillwater; Camp Howie.
Vern Dorman, track. Bond Creek.
Eugene Davis. . buseball, Still
water. Herman Dose, football, Klefor;
U. S. H. Aritlgone.
C. T. 'orrester, lieutenant, foot
ball, Stratford: Camp Grant.
Fred Forsyth, lieutenant, football,
Bushyheud: Camp Funston.
l ave Foster. football - baseball,
Perry; Kelly field.
Jank Knwt, gymnasium, Oklaho
ma Clly; navy.
Gay An All-Stato Man.
Thurinan ay, lieutenant, foot
ball-bat el, ail basketball, paw husk
Kort Sill. v
John Oetgoy, track, Helena; Camp
Travis.
Albert Hacker, lieutenant, foot-ball-lrack;
Purcell.
C. B. Haul), lioutenant, football,
Pond Greek.
Edijar llagar, lieutenant, football,
Hlillwitcr; Camp Pike.
Emiuett llalu, track, Tryor.
Ralph Havenstrlte, lieutenant,
football-track, Eovell.
Wlnton Uaymes. football, Foyll.
M. G. llarndrn, lieutenant, track
football, Stillwater; Douglas, Ariz.
A. o. Ileston, lieutenant, track,
Ktlllwnter; Kelly field.
Earl Morton, lieutenant, track,
Duncan.
If. P.. I ledger, lieutenant, track,
Stillwater
Sherman Jeffords, track, 'Musko
gee; i(ainp Travis.
Shelly Jones, captnln, track, Sayre;
H oiston, Tr-xa.
)w,y AV. Kennv, lieutenant, font
ball, track, Hlaekwoll; Cmt Pike.
Herbert Head, football, purcell.
Ralph Kinhner. football, Perry
('uspsr Kite, football-track. Perry.
K1 Krnnip, football, Okeene.
N'. C. Krartip, track. Okeene
Keith Lower'i football-track,
,Sli!lwatrx.
Phil I.owory. Ucutetiaiit, tr.uk,
I.oc,; f'.'trrp I'lke,
Walter Marsh, track, Kingfisher;
Camp Travis.
.MiirkiT Is Captain.
Waller Marker, captain, football,
Orlando, Camp Grant.
Carl Malisect, football, Cyril;
C.'HTin Itowle.
lis. ar .McXcely. lieutenant, foot.-1
ball, Goltry; I'runce. j
'. E. McKlroy, lie.llenant. g mria
slum -track, I'melaiol, Texas, For
tress Monroe.
Fred M.iyberry, truck, Clarcmorc
Annapolis
Arrnon Melton, lieutenant, gymna
sium, Stillwater, Camp I'lke. j
Nelson .Minor, football, Miami. j
I.e., Mintoii, llcuti-nunt, football
Ir.i' k. Enid; France.
Gail Mitchell, lieutenant, baseball,-
ll.LW nee; Kor!. S.ll.
('live Murray, lieutenant, baseball
fi.ic,tl,n.ll, Keai-ric; l-Yance
Cecil Nftiierton, baseball, Iter
rili e. '
Boy Newton. lieutenant, football,
Stillwater: Camp I'lke.
i, IL NecUhatu, Uuutcnaat. truck,
Half Decade Are in the Service
Kl Itetin; Camp I'lke
cinrlt iiuslrr, lieui. nant,
fuotball.
i Minuincr, t amp ,.taiiii .
M I , ( llrnsl end, cnptalli, bliseball,
StlllW : i T , i -, I iell ysberg.
Charles l'erclvul. lieutenant, track,
Bav Ci . 'Texas, Fort Terry
William Poller, truck. Muskogee.
E. M . putney, lieutenant, truck,
Oklahoma city; Camp I'lke.
Walter i;ey, vwnuaslus, iikllihomi
Clly; Camp Travis.
O. RassioUBsei,, Hack, Hayward;
Fort Ulley.
Carl Relclimonn. wreslllng, Stlll
waUT; Cimip Travis.
Illneliart Was Grid Slur.
Virgil Htnehart. lleulenant, foot-liflll-wreslllUK,
Haniouu; Camp
Bowie.
George Ross, lieulena lit, football,
Shawnoo; France.
Earl Butter, trark. Stillwater;
Camp Travis.
C. Robinson, baseball Muskogee;
Fort Kill.
Claud Sale, lieutenant, baseball,
Shawnee; Camp Pike.
Herman mott, lleulenant, football
track, basketbull-basebali, still
waler; France.
HuHBOII Kcrlvner, lieutenant, foot
ball. Mavsvlllo: Fort Wndswnrth.
Robert Short, lieutenunt, baseball,
Okmulgee; Camp Pike.
Reese Smith, lieutenant, baseball,
hlcksslia.
Rav Srnlner, lieutenant, baseball,
Oklahoma City. "
Rer Hhlvely, footbsll, Blltsburg.
Ike spanldlng, lieutenant, , football-track.
ICnld.
Fred Slallard. drum major, base
ball,' Stillwater; Camp Funston.
L 1 Tarver, lieutenant, baseball
gymnasium, Ardmore; Camp I'lke.
F. Terrv, baseball, chlekooha,
iiiighii Star l'lfhiT.
Frank Vaughn, baseball, supply;
Vancouver llnrracks.
W. Vance, fnotbull-track, .Black-
well ; Washington.
Carl Weaver, lieutenant, football,
Stillwater; Camp pike.
Ougene West, lieutenant, oaseoaii,
Warner; Brownsville.
Ed Woods, track, Alius.
Phil Wllher, lieutenant, baseball,
Guthrie; Camp I'lke, '
Emery Williamson, captain, D.iso-
ball. Htlllwaler; Camp McArthtir.
W. A. Wilson, track, Magnolia,
Ark ; Fort Sill,
John Wilson, lieutenant, football,
Shawnee; Camp I'lke.
Mortimer Woodson, lleulenant,
trurk.l Wallers; France.
Cliiv Woodson, football-baseball.
Walters.
1 mi Ha Watson, track, chandler.
Now In third officers' training
camp ut Gump Pike.
un Tuseunia.
TiiKirrtrt From Methodist.
The Oklahoma Methodist univer
sity, formerly Epworth, otico a lead
ing figure In Oklahoma Intercnlieg
lal' athletics, has contributed e
eepilonHliy well to the service. In
view of tho siniill enrollment.
one name that takes one back to
the dnys when Epworth w"s a lead
ing institution, Is that of Carl Tag
gart, end on the team which tied the
Oklahoma university In 1910.
Ailing, E. E . Guthrie, sorgeant en
gineers. Ft. sill; football captain.
Carlson, J. ('., Texas, private, en
gineers, New York, football.
Elder, Ie Roy, Pond. Okla., private,
aviton, jet. Loiran, football. JSSi
Horn, J ., Texas, ileutoriarPJ1ir7nii
lirics, Norfolk, foolbuii, baseball,
crior:i!n
' ll,,,r,rt rt li '..tlirlA eri'A.lnl
o. It . Camp Stanley, basketball.
Mcltrble, Harold, Wuionga, jirlv.
rite, bospiial, Ft. Sill, football.
McKrnle. (J. E. Tonkawa, ser
geant, hospital, France, football, bas
ketball, baseball, captain,
McKeii.io, It, Tonkuw.i, yeoman.
ii.ar,D", New York, football, baseball.
basketball.
.Miies, F. K . Oiithri. sergeant. In
fantry. I't. Sill, bnskpthall, cajdaln.
Murphy, J. R., Texa, Jieutenant,
o. K., Camp Travis, foolbuii.
Oliver, Ihn-th. Guthile, yeoman,
marine. New Vork. football.
liu'ledge, R. It.. Kan us, lieuten
ant, ii. It , Camp Sheridan, athletic
director.
H'everoin, K J.
O. i;,. crimp Pike
Strw. ut. R. A ,
'juiir'' rtnaster'. Ft.
T.uti-art. carl, i
inf.'tntrv. Camp
, Alva, lieutenant,
, football.
Guthrie, private.
Siii, football,
io'lirie, musician,
Travis. football.
baseball, basketball
captain,
Thacker. II. .7,
li'ypi'ul. 1-1. Sill
WVathcrfd, private,
c football, baseball
baheti,:i;l.
SJiullieastiTTt Sends liiiolu.
SoullivaMern iiorniiil s-bool of Da
rai,i, a s. i:ool which h;m alwavn ba t
tbil hard fot various roinial eha.m
pi"b.lilps. sends largo number of
iiien, S'-veral (,t whotti are especially
we!! known in .s'jti;li'.vi.'Stern foiubatl.
They are;
J. I). isiac'-s.
in, infuntrv, C
1L V. Policy.
n. i c.Tan, cup-
nii 1 r:u I
tlrat, lit'utunant'i
... .. - r .
fsntrv, f7th. Han Benito,
Furl llnlfhkln, football, 14-1S, Hi
16, first lleulenant, 57lh infantry,
San Benito.
Howard Jnrrell, football, 16-17,
first lieutenunt, U. R. H., Cump Pike.
William Morgan, trark, 16-17,
second lleulenant, Infantry Camp
Pike.
Ed luttallc, football, track. 15-16,
16-17, second lieutenant. Infantry,
Camp pike. "
Ira Ealcer,. track, 16-17, second
lieutenant, U. S. 6th Inrantry, Camp
Douglas,
Gradv Lewis, football, 15-16, sso
ond lieutenant, U. fl. It. M. O. II. U.,
Camp Pike. .
Homer Reese, football, H-17, sec
ond lleulenant, U. S, coast artillery,
Camp Pike.
Harry Faulkner, football, 15-16.
second lieutenant, IT. H. R., tamo
Plk' ' '
Vulriey Wortman. football, 11-14,
lieutenant.
VS alien Ityle, football, 13-14. first
snmeanl, company V, 11th engineers,
t amn Bowie.
Peyton, Thomas, football, 1-17,
private, U. 8. marines, brigadier
headounrteis, Port au Prince, Haiti.,
Hal y. Matthews, football, 16-18,
P. M. 3, United Stales naval hospital
Great lAkes.
With one of the smallest enroll
ments of stute normal schools.
Northeatsern bUUc normal schuol.of
Tahlequah, has maintained a high
grade of athletic efficiency, which Is
renected in the large number of
athlete who have duffed moleskins.
trunks or spangles for khaki or blue
Following are the Northonstorn
students now In tho service: Vsn Ed-
mondson, football: Arthur Thorn.
football; Newell Hinds, football" H
llriinttrnrr nthrn. r n w.lnh
football; Victor Welch, football: Cai
Owen, football; Wllllnni Kelso,
football; Adwln Alden, football; Tom
Foreman, fool hall; W. C. Hhelton
football; Merry Peterson, football;
Hnrteii MeSpsdden, football; Edgar
riouo , loolbail.
Jack Dunn's Baltimore club ap
pears strong enough to cause a lot
of trouble In the International league
pennant race, even though tha club
(lid not start off as well as same
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PURYEAR GO MONDAY I
Lt'udlng Bantnrowi-lKhts Meet Bore la 1
. m.Rouml Bout; Boys rdbt
llit Forfeit Money.
Tlobby Hughes. New Orleans ban
tam, proved that all the nice thine v
Id ahont him are true, when he .',
went through a whirlwind workout 1;
nt the Orescent Athlotlo club yaater- ,,
day afternoon. Hughes worked seven ,
rounds, two skipping rope, two
shadow boxing and thru boxlnff with, i .
ni sparring partner, "Frsnchy." ,
Bobby waa as fresh after his stren-
uous workout as when be started. v -
Ha displayed wonderful cleverness , '
anA sillily end his two-handed i
.unfiling expiainea ins many Knock.
outs to his credit. ,1
Hughes, who Is to mast Earl Pur- .
year, local favorite, In a fifteen- rj
round bout here next Monday night. .
ion msi nignt with his manager.
"Hnulnt" Btevena, for Miami. Stevens 7
is starter at tha race meet there and
Bobby, accompanied .by "Frsnehy," ''t
will train at Miami. They will r ''
turn to Tulsa Saturday. Befor leav.
Ing, Stevens deposltad 10 wslght
forfeit' money with Larry Datley, H .'T
t u ortlntr editor it-TlW TukHk-IJaHr--,
World. Both beys must mk 111 i
pounns, at I p. m. Monday, ; ...
Puryear is in splendid condition
and could step tha routs now. Karl
declares that he realizes tha class f
Hurhts and is determined . not to
take a ohanoa of having a decision
go against him. Puryear also put
up his hundred bones.
George Burns and Tilly Walks .
o in macs men promise to Da tB)
th thick of tha fight for homa run
honors this year. Every tlma althav
of tbem gets up to bat tha pitcher
When RoBt-r Hnrnsbv wns not nf
ha St, Louis Cardinals' line-up Bob.
by Wallace hopped Into tha breech
t short and, -performed Ilka a eolt.
Then never mode 'em any beter than
Bobby when tha old boy was In his
prime.
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