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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY,,, NOVEMBER fi, 1010
LANGFORD LOSES,
TO HARRY WILLS
Tar Paby" Loses Worlds
Negro .Title Belt in 15
round Battle.
THAT LITTLE GAME"
.mm aaa
A Nervous Bird
1
WILLS CLEARLY SUPERIOR
Tins Eight Rounds to Sam's
One Ijingford hvades
Knockout.
mr23 tiK
nv miuiv daii.e?
,,,,., -rfiil. venerable. 8am I-ang-
fold billed 1" successfully defend Ilia
n world's negro heavy-
weight ':t when ,ie wa defeated
l u x r, -r i r i r 1 bout by Harry Wilis
l.for the Tulaa Athletic club last
night. Ixit't'i'Til lougoi wmii uu iu
imnii.ir ai. ! 'ran h'" l0"K career
,t ,i at unavailing- against the
,.V-Dtl4 ad CTUrt Jiililim pow-
(.f hi. is " ";.T
k,.iurmi n-lnntT. usnaiura w m-i
n.-:i,!i.-.ii ..r th. fi.'ht.
It win vouth vi. h end s usual
! until . vvnia. nt rr"""-
, h-ir i"n. hitting power, clov.
nf.M and stamina. Willi lio had
it.- : "ni'T !" a ana aiigui woigui
sd .iii''ii;'.
Wills Tukca Axzrvmlrtt
V:m took the aggressive from the
winning that luuna ana niain
K advantage throughout,
i i ...n.fupil In n. hiid wav In the
jehtli round, but Mam covered tip
and iti :i ii u ' to evauo ia RllWftUUHll.
rticreafier, there was no likely pos-
s.l.liiv ft h knorkout, wiim railing
ii hard punen, wniie mug-
f,n,l s rli-voriiraa of nomine" prevent
ed the Now Orleans negro from
handing except irom nnori mnr.
,i. . - .i liifiM with an nnoa-
mi.nal rro.ss Into 1-angf ord's face In
tha early round Bam successfully
blocked ' Willi" attack on hi" face
lifter the fifth round, will turn
........i ..r. i ..nirford'i bodv. with the
exception of an oc.xislnrial change of
ladi'S. when tin ineu lor muo mec.
After Wills had arawn tne iirai
Mouil In the third round Iingorfd
staged a comeback and fought on
even term until the eighth. Prom
then on It was cieany wins iigiii
Villa tlt-arly 8u.rrtor
Willi U iriven right rounds, the
1 third, seventh, eiarhth.
nlh. tenth nnd fourteenth; Lang
rd hiJ mar a:ln In only one, the
f:h. while four, the fourth, sixth,
centh and twelfth, wore even.
t.MtvBr4 w. ("orhrnne. anorta edi
tor of ihe Kann.ia City journal, wai
n ferrn. Cochrane, as usual, made
it n clean, fiiHt fight,
Younif Starlight of Tulsa had a
new partner, young THmds of Ba
nulpa. Xoiids unit In the third.
j Alio A'teu, ior t ytan wuiiuo
Ajttmrweiglit champion, ill Intro-
SOMETHING IS WRONG
WITH SOONER. ELEVEN
tiutplnrnt Notirawka nnd Mlmourl
Iiut itc lfHI to TUn in
Fju-Ii lOiiirmri'iucut.
NnitMAN, Okla., Nov. B. "What
li the matter with the tenni" la a
iliifMtlon .heard frequently on the
eampiii of the T'niverilty of Okla
l.nnia this week us at Nebraska.
Muoner. iiipporiera are united In
tha belief ihat the football eleven
outplayed both Nebraska and Mis
souri by a margin wide enough to
have won each game by two touch
downs, yet both reeiilted in tie icotea.
Opinion cannot unite on the ei
art fault, however, because fumbling
a till holding were the factors pre
venting victory at Omaha and poor
fielding generalship la generally
liven as tha contributing; factor to
th failure to win agalnat the Tigurt
here.
V teem must whip up, It Is
" certain, if It geU back Into the
V" column when It meets the L'nl
. f ruity of Karma this week at
rawrence. Kai.sas iiirprleed Okla
li"mn when It triumphed over Kan
si Agiei last week ind1 next 8at
nrd.iy'a content Immediately Jumped
from a comparatively easy to one
of tha hardest on the ichedule.
ivii icrlmninge and more eltrhnl
drill to prevent mlsplava and In
crease ihe speed of th eleven Is the
prog-nn, this week Harry Hill,
"wen,' best halfback, has returned
"er a month's Illness nnd If he
lf"s In shape, he may add strength
to the Sooner lineup at Iwrence.
Mn hange lllot.
' TMT111 Is unable to pay thU week,
the lineup probably will be Ihe
earn., a. ag.l,,,, Mlatnurl with the
p":h.e exception of qua rterbark.
' 'vi, w),o sturted ogalnst the
1 K'r pulled s. bonehead when he
vtempied to kick goal from a dlf-
. u. I ingle without first punting
" llar.ly. ,), followed, railed for
" forward pass on the first
. "n. hfn Oklahoma waj. on Mis
the I 5aM "no rJ 'hereby lost
'""ti are ,hImi- ,.u.,. ...... ci i
Tuctk,n ,his wik In field t.irtlcs
tha nne irlvii,.
ken, .- J"
'toonon nas not
mi w. ?" arn," "' he tuny
.imt-i nun weea.
DRUG ADDICT TOoTdOPE
THROUGH FOOT INCISION
l;'. S.-P. W. Tndd.
Tu'sa i ,r " ""''! dru,t" "'":"
P'a'ea ? T ""vral month, was
'"PU-'?.r IV-""! Jll here by
ilra , "' sttt", Marahal John
hyn . .. a" rr""d nt Tulsa
c-.nreVv "'',",, w" rttaoovered
Ph.., ""'"n tne sole of his
tb,.r 0,'.'H ail-ged that Tfxld was a
"Mate ,k I'l'nself. taking the
e through an incision In his
?es
UArtMiT
F ALU IN'
20DH
V voDt(t f
K1& OT 3H
1 PTr?v UBCVt.
IM 5 5CXKT
op -nor f
"TVioiC
MI'S Awl
VluVBT
And
VNASTIN"
TiMC J"
AnnETD
iS MnT
TA3wc .
f OH HO-eo
HC O tRPP
I I iW s : m i m
;t, tarv- JP
Kvndall h Pointed
Totcard Southumt
and Oklahoma Title
l' ' Si Sum V hiri.r) Riot Krmini j
Nt tllh.UI if tUll l'i'liii H I I'lttl-.H 4
tli luii u 1 fur t' f tn I
rlitittiiiiK,iii (tmr, 1UI with Hie nk
hum 4iowi i S" il 1 m i r, liirli, Nm '
Mllifr I I tllb HKlllf 111 ti" ft vit l !
rtnlr' flnn-ng In nt in nv al. .1 Imitii iull )
M T4- III ifiiork 4 ) Vi" ""'( '
horn ."tii ) n,l ihit i i.4
f lit tl'.H! tll-tlk 4 ,i ( IiillMa IM. I'll1
ki hrjuli I !ii i i .iuii i n l I 1.4 u 4 '.'
nut Im-iI'( um lUf iii ' It n 'ii I -It
1 ll.O I T itll . i l4'- .4 I 4 I J )
ri) Ifat-tiii,! 'If. f.ur.i
Johnny Toner I'icks
Sam At as Heat
lioxer of Them All
KWioIh llrnlx N'IkhiI Ikinnl.
Hp.ri.l m His World.
MpAI.HSTKI., Nov. 5.- I r. J W
l.'. hols, brother of it. K Iv hola
corpot allon i um ti IsKliMier, "'
iiaiiii'.l pii -Meu: ..f the a. loml ti..nr.
liei o to sue I ; M I i s , lio re-
tired upon l.ei .mi i ne .i'v 1 1 1 .1 n:ier.
I'i A. lMinlele druittf 'I. wai lamed
to sn. ci'eil l-Jriii'ls it I p'lHl le'lt.
I'.e.l SwI'ziT, winli ll of t t'e peril
titillaty, ;m ele. t.- l in Ml tho i-
lUIU.V left bv Ml' I'l S r tH'tllellt
j WOOOttDCOtXioOOOOOOOOO.OOa
The !let Cough Syrup g
Ii Home-made
HARVARD GRIDSTERS PUT
FINAL TOUCHES TO WORK
rAJMMrllMir, Uai. Suf !t work
of tttiiiif )ir fmiMliing iou h. on IUr
r 1 K .' for thrt rrlii'-tton fm t r
tim I lu-t nil will rontlnun fur tn n
M! iMitHurpv Tli i'yi will lt
Kn.Ujr noun ml iinl th im(! t In N
V'rlf, nnuni.n( it jiurnjr to tr i n t -1 .n tlic
f i.l'iwiiujt utornltig
BUSINESS CARPS
M 1. KATZ AM) i MOOUI:
.1
1 1
Johnny Tii,.r vt
In New ' mi k ii (
ripf rl h ti I
grvftlrM ( K'ltrr.
"1 ii In tn t ltiKi; f k'iU r i
I lift (tit Owl nt t f itl I t , I IT I I
ftlld Nltllll (IfMlr -lt I Imi I" H '
It ire H I '-il I i(li h-1 it I'M of 1
hii ilit.r,rt iilit t-u.u.
I'. Uif
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tuft
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,.,,h.l
JIMMY DUFFY BEATS
BEST IN RING SPORT
.
Irish Idul Who MiM-ts Ili-nny lt-onard
Hrrc NixciiiImt 17 HoliU !
(4fcloiui Over Many.
rterauew a man's Irish doesn't
necessarily imply he will be a good
fighter. Hut be. mine he Is I null, it
means that in all probability lie will
be a good fighter. Jimmy Duffy,
Lock port, N. v., lightweight who
meets Kenny lonurd for Ihe world's
lightweight championship here No
vember 17 before John Kclslnr'i
Tulaa Sporting club is a true, two
fisted son of the old sod. Duffy has
been flghtjng ever since he flrwt
whipped his rival for the smiles of a
wee miss back III the old school days.
When he grew up Jimmy became so
handy with bin "dukes ' that he be
came a professional boxer. And the
success Ihat has followed Duffy's
professional ring career proves the
fighting blood In this celtlo lad.
Iiuffy first attracted attention be
cause of hla fighting spirit. When he
broke Into the game he knew noth
ing of science. Hut he did know how
to swing Ids powerful arms and
take all the punishment of hli op'
ponent and enrnn hark for more. Kx
perlcncs hue made Iiuffy a clever
boxer but he loves to aland toe-to-toe
and exchange wallops with an
boxer who will exchange, which li
very few.
Duffy Is otie of Ihe few logical
llghtWelght title contender!. Of
eaue.1 weight of the chnmplon he
combines clevernese and ruggedneas
to a marked degree. Jack Itrltton,
HryaiJowney, Johnny Dundee, Ted
l.ewlaTTWdlrr Unitfleld. Charlie
whii. ami inhtinv Orlfflths are
among the leading IlKht arid welter-
welghw who haxe lost decisions to
Duffy. Mllburn Saylor Is among
those who luive been stopped by
Duffy.
1'atsy Cllne Is a recent victim of
Duffy's. Jlirtrme beat Irish I'utsy
In 10 rounds at Syracuse not long
ago, liuriys victory over im rnu
Iwls February 22 or this year, wnen
the Englishman was still welter
champ, was one of his moil Impres
sive achievements. )ur:y fleieaiea
the herd hitting, swinging Hoiuier
llartfleld at Ituffalo, also late lust
winter. Newspaper stories by well
known anortinir writers bear out
Duffy's miug4ii over Cllne, Ijewli nd
llartfleld and Indicate that .Relsler
picked a tough boy to meet Leon
ard, Duffy has starte training and will
be In Tulsa a week before Novem
ber 17 to conclude work, aorordlng
to word received from Hugh Hhan
non, Dntfv's marisiter, who will be
remembered bv Tuleu sport fani as
manager of luck l.ondman. "han
non was with roadman when Pick
waa beaten by r'.arl l'uryear here last
summer.
rll . ''""""""tcrs Named.
r-n,, F,"","'""lun Hurnn,
Cif''". Nov. :.-..nv
'"I'lif. , "M'olnted In i k Uihiir.a
Wnp,J " W. liuerkien Rt Corn.
ThlMsJ ' Cf"':""y. succedlnir Katie I.
(,'lthnt J".""1'""'1" an'' J'"nes D.
"()li. i,''r,y ""Khe county,
at I,enJtnin F. Ullllin, r-
llpcrs Aliendon StNTt-t Drill
lKINi tliiN. V So, a. The !
of fs.ner iitJiinn -i" tbiown open m ie
I'rinertuii tuJ-'ilii t...t the Tiri .ret
litsrliir ...l.iin li-inn shsmbined. tei-h
Koir indiraieH. h.i--r. tint crim
ni- loilsy nd lomnrruw wi'd "nt how
any of Hie pl7. l'e 1 ''r tl-"
lu iprin en llaroril on Hsturov.
Dundee Slops Tommy
Touhey; Henjamin h
Yietor Over Welling
Sf.W VdltK. No. S. Tommy T'oiliey
md i n!mlimi tlmwlnf asinl
Jol.linv Homier, rlrin lijti!riln, l.-r"
! tiirht for four ro""d 'It.-n, thu.k
li.f ha wilinoie. lie inliii oi lu I r r
to li ork luilil-r out The r.'.Ull w
t' l he let! him-i( Ofril siol llu'olrr
cshl lion on Hie elun ilh Hill
wallop. Tmhry ml ilitn foe thr enant
0' in. Ho "l Utf only In he km'k"l
9la Ilin Then lllr fr'-rrr .l.ilM'r.l ,
the houl to " Toah-ir Irom (u-ih-r
puniiHm.nl .loo Hrnjamin, Krin
Clrco liftitwrifht, rs.i.y on from J"
Wolllnf In rirhl roun.l" 1 he rol koiel
bad Wrliini olnio.t ool Hirer limri
Soidirr Porlflrld won f-osi Aotio
Raiser aod ll-nny Vlr m.de a punch
ing bi oal of Johnny Hrairinlr
High Sehool Eleven
Adds Final Touches .
To Hard Work Outs
Una' trrimmifr in pr-prr.tlon f-r to
morrow ni- win tirh hool
gone Ihroojh l th- bigh
i hool jridit. n rlnd I'. ni h llrn.
nrnuin put hW .fholmmr xpltd Ihrnuih
l. hnurr ol hrl o' V " (
'lf nral drill nd nunr"1 hrrn
Rrnn rk.rr.ii.d loni.rlf m tisfir.l o-i'h
Ihr rol.dili'in of Ihe .quid all mm lr
ins in t.ape to entrr looiorrow'i ei.i '
Slrrnal . ol ihe li-wr, iriin i. un -
lata l ihi lime hut lh loral lumlor
tatmf r-o ihanrr. nt a mrpft.a a
Iiawey u.aallf prr.rnu aa a.io of ovwr.
tiiaa arj poser.
IhMloiiln I Man ( creniaililal.
Bperial ui I'ho World. ,
, Ml'tiKmlKh. Nov. R At leni'
l.&OU Shrlniua are expected to tako
ait In the lull ceremonial of He-
doti.n temple here November 11 A
large ili li'Katioa will come from Ak
dar tritii i al TiiIk.i A cla"s of
SDO no b-es will march across tho
hurnlnK snuds.
Po thit a watch will be as acces
sible, aa If worn on a -wrist an In
Ventor has patented a pom h to bo
suspended from a belt.
.faultily nn I a .-hitti.j.i
uniiohy in roaio.ia "' M.Ii.ii.tii
lie I. eat a tal- ! (i'--l iei. o.-1
Ihal I- n!ih liar llnly I' ic.e.ri I'
In mi uiiikI, wa. a iMi.l.r.l i-r
mi A.rrl'i to ail- li. o -.1 l- n.o.il
I hi i-c with loa d ii k -a ai a I a
to ll.W Ihtf
"io 1 Ihliik lha eld luio ia l.al II on
Iheao lord. U-il a y I I o-i.d n !'"
lid 1 hi y livl il "n Ihe o l-i - ti-'iii
lla .l.a I .uok al liroif- Hn.ni
Weiitdn'l you I. am him iianinit Riiaa
wa havo al h i w-i.i'l loaa i ,M . n. t
I fiieaa ha d he a ti-.rt u.l-r lu-U, i 1. 1
Tin n pipe Ihal ta'-il nl Hp 'laaiirtu. I hey
hail- -liana, f lor. AliKaddrn l.alanrl
l-onaid would har.' hrrn rlarard aa a
ar.-oii.l raler in Iho.e ilnya.
Now a i tian-.pio'i ffoea all romi.la
with attma bom and Ihe i rnw.l rir .id
ov.-r hnr In ln eldrn il a i a Uu-y (ou.iil
'.''I and '. riflli'.lj ail urek. i ...I I an I
Irll whalhrr a I'i la ira.iie or nut rum
tie fort aiK liiniid., alalia ha-f Or ai
and aiae1 mi a hll nrar 111" llniltl
Into in thoar old 'Jo rviuid dia urhera
on had lo hair eirio, ll.ln, ml ..r.-r in
V a champ Why, ovro a aeoond rater
u i hear Iban.
Itarw'a an awaar war la eee H.
ft ha a ilia I! tonsil roanadf
you ever anaai.
ou e prohal'lv heard ol tins well
kn.iHii plan ol uiaknu; cotiph arrup at
Iwrne Put hae voil ever liael il T
W In n on do. Ton will understand
Why t Inuailll'le of I anil lien, the World
ot.r, leil Ihal. thru r.ml.l har.IlT keep
Iimiisii Hithout It Its aiinple an-l
cheap, lut lha wav It like hold of
a eiuii'li will ouirklv earn it a per
mi III-li t pli,-e in nur 1 1 . ' in
Into a pint bollle, .ur H1-. ounce!
of I'iiiix, tin ii all plain vranulste.t
auirsr a)rup to till up the pint. Ir, If
ili ai l il . iirni 1 it 1 1 fl - I iindnaaes, lioney,
or nun avrup, iijali-inl o iugar ayru.
Hither way, H tatea iierer
epi iln, ami civ.a vu a lull pint of
belter caiph reine.lv than you could
buv rei.l) mills (or three tunes its
coal
Il la Trnllv Wonderful how quickly
(hii hi'lne 1 1 1 a I o r.'ini'.lf conuurri a
i'i. null uauallv in VI Inaira of li-sa. It
aeenia to pencil ale thriuiirli every air
paaaaite, looaeua a dry, In. arte or tiirht
couch, lifts the phlegm, hells the mem
brane, and yues aluioat, imnindiale
reliel. .splendid (or throat lirklo,
lioaiseneaa, croup, kronohilii and bron
chial asthma.
I'iimi Is a t It'll I y cmreiitrati-d coin
pound of trrnuiiio Korwar pine extract,
and has been mad for yem ralloui lor
throat and cheat ailments.
To avoid iliaaiipiuiitinctit tak your
druirgut (or "i'; oitneei of Pinex"
with direi'liona. and don't ioconl any
tlilii( elae ill ai aiilo .1 to gis ahao
lulu eatufsiti.iii oi money relunjod,
I hi rinex i n,, ri. Wiyne, ino.
New location. 10 West Third.
I'hone 1471. .
THU CIIH.DRKN'S DAY
NUK.SKKY
ti? noi'Tii ciii:yi:nnb
riioNia luoa
rhlldren fared for Turlng Working
or Chopping Hours.
COMM
PLATE
(guaranteed for
50 Tears
Teaspoons
Set of Six, $4.00
.UNITY
1HM
' The CJIR L"in the CHAIR: "Tom!"
A VOICE from the next ROOM : " Yes? "
"OH Tern! It's here, and it glitters-"
"Well?"
"Like tin diamcndi of a Dowager Dudiess."
"I'hew! A positive paraxon! What i. it?"
"(Juesi! One eats uith it and if s lonely "
" Your mouth?"
' Silly! (,'uess again!"
"Shade of Sherlock Holmes . .", it mm Ik: '
"Exactly! It is ... .-ir aJurable neisj Commu
nity I'late!"
ullllUJlllllHlullllhllltlwwiilMuiuiniurijlihmJIl
Bests'
if
ill
lllpito
IIIlllfe'S'SS'S:.
tmatMXiiZt,,! . .1 1 J
STANLEY C. ED MISTER
UtWVKll
(11(01 Kennedy Ilulldlng
I'IIONt;:
tri.-n 1.191 Iti-ildence 4433
QI)r. I. Anstrcich
OITOMFTHIHT
With
HARRY HEILRRON
JEWKLEH
Second and Main. rhone 137
DR. ARTHUR CAMPBELL
EYE, EAR, NOHTC, THROAT
Specialist
Catarrhal Deafness treated with
very satisfactory results.
717 MATO ni.DQ , TU'LHA.
Offlin I'Iioiio t'ldnr 1773
Itesldence Oedar 1111
DR. L. C. PRESSON
Phyalcian and Surgeon
TalU Answered Day or Night
S04 Now World llldg., Tulsa, Okla.
M'CARTY
AND
NEWLON
flours lo 5, T In a, Knlibntli 0 in I.!
I'mi'llt'u lliiiltcil in ac iilto-t'rltinrY
Disease.
133 nohmeon llldg. riiono sl
Service Good Work
(Jp-to-Dte Cleaners
Phone Osage 2669
Courteous Treatment
M. A. BrerklnrMgo - .lea Uaala-I
Ctaaa. It. float IcW
LAW Ull-'ICKM
Breckinridr. Bottick A
Daniel
Richange National Bank Riillitlnii
rhone Oaage "6t. Tnlsn. Okla.
Dr. M. J. Fergtuon
Tractlce limited lo eurtfery and
I office consultation!
4111-17 New Daniel Hid,
office I'hone Cedar 7t
Itesldence I'hone Cedar I SI
Anna McDonald, D. C.
CIIIHOIMIACTOR
Spina Bperlallsi rainier
Uraduata
Office Hours to II; 1 to 6
401-401 Security Itldf.
I'hone Cedar 741
R. A. Douglas, M. D.
Tractloe limited to (1. V. and
Itectal diseases,
201-8 New Ault Ttldg.
11H Bo. Main. I'hone 4110
H. G. WEST, D. S. C.
Chiropodist
Hours S tn 13 I to 6
412-13 Bliss Building
I'hone Cedar Slta Third ami Main
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