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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1921
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA FEATURES NATIONAL GAGE MEET
Oklahoma Comes From Behind AGGIE GRAPPLERS American Women Champions j REFEREE DISPUTE
And Eliminate Detroit Quintet' IN 'BIG 10' MEETl to Seek New Honors Abroad HOLDS UP SHOW
EVERS PREDICTS
Veteran Yank Davis
Ready for Training
'DAMP lirv nnnr
l iu lull i r will i
Michigan Five Was Con
sidered Championship
Contenders
WINNERS PLAY TODAY
St.
LoiiIh KnftkottiurH Defeat
Dalian 1'aciflc Coattl
Hunt SoulhuriiurH
I ( jr Tho AMirlitril I'roar. '
ICANHAH CtTV, Mo., Mnn ll S
The Tula, Ok la, uiilvnrlly fl i
furnished Ills sellHfttlntl In second
liny play of the Nnllnnil Ainnleor
Athletic union's liHHkctliHll tniirni
mint hern thin ri(lot iiiinn. when h
it m ore of 3H to 33, they nllmlnntcd
the Voiiiik Men's order of Detroit
Mleh., Irom the eonilietltlon.
The Detinlt teiint hud linen re
Kitrded hy Itn mi p pn rl rn nn one of
tho ),rnlmlii din mphmshlp roii
lendeiM. The MIcIiIkhii phiyern took
the lend Ht thn ulnrt hut thn Oklu
hoinnns phiiio from behind. At the
end of half time (he xrore vns in
,lo IS In favor of Tulsu.
The Kpsllon Kin ti'iiin of Ht. I.oul
hud little difficulty illnpimhiK of (he
Pslluw, To.xns, Katys, tho score be
iliK r.H to IS.
Tho l'uclfin count triumphed ovor
tho south when tho Mvermore, Cnl.,
A. C, defeated tho HpartunhiirK, H,
C. A., 62 to 38. Atlanta, (la., ath
letic, otuh remaliipd In the tournn
menl when tho I Into, Mo, A. (.,
finished tho short end of a 31 to
21 score.
Tour games wore played tonliiht.
Tomorrow tho ehtht winners will
meet the elitht flu Iki which finished
flint In yesterday's enmpctlllnn.
IH'ii Kiunn replete with fast plays,
tho Southwestern colli-ur of Wln
field, Kan., tonight Hprunir nnother
HiirprlHo nnd ellmluiilt'd WhltliiK,
I ml., Owls, ri'Kiirded by ninny ob
servers iim ono of tho speoillost
tijmnn entered In thn tournament
Tho scorn wiih '1 to 21 nnd the con
lent wan stubbornly fouitht f i din
H(n it to flnlnh. V
The khiiio whs tho second of the
night series nnd followed a 3ft to 2R
victory of the K. N. 1 and T. Rail
way (employes club, l.oiilnvllle, ICy ,
over the Den Mollies, lown, A. C,
Tho nlitht scores follow:
K. N. I. ft T. HHllwny Umploycd
club, Louisville, Ky., 35; Dcs Molnrn,
Iowa, A. C, 1!B.
riouthwestcrn coIIcko -Wlnfleld
Knii. 2K; Whltlnir Owls, Whltlnsr,
1)1(1.. 21.
On thn whole, the contenla today
nnd loulitht worn much fnnter than
yenlenliiy. the opeiilnit day, and
thorn wim.iin nlmenuo of IiIkIi one
nlded ncorcH,
Tho Wlnfleld coIUho five took the
lend In their Knnio at (ho outnet
ami held It, dcHpllo Dm' onnlaiiKhtn
of tho tram from Whltlnir. At thn
end of tho' half time tho Hooro n
lft to 13 In favor of the KannatiN,
Thfl Owln were cnpcclal favorites
with tho conohen of tho eantern
teamn here, who had aeon them In
action, and nnmo had iimio ho far
Hi to pick- them for thn chnmplon.
nlilp.
SAMMY ATAN WINS
!iirvrrh'lf l'titry llcfcnln NchrnNkn
Wild lllll In 1 Vol uro Unco
of (iri')lioiiiul IToitram.
Ycstcrdau'x HcruIIh
I'Mrnt raco, iiuarlcr mile -De-to
ii iv I'nnnon, flrnti Kay County,
lecond; Snwbuck, third. Time.
27 2-6 nccondn. Alblnn. Chief,
('lauagana liar, Ink tipot alno
ran.
Hecnnd ruco, throe. nlxtcentlt of
mile Hly, flrnt: ltcal Irlnh Iuly,
Hecoml; IIIkIi Hull, third- Time.
20 2-B necondn. riertcnt Mike,
Tho fihufflur, Dainty recrleiw
ulnn run,
-,Thlrtl rare, three-nlxtepntlm of
mile Alabama .lack, flrnt; Hen
llrunh, nccond; Allln Aleit, third.
Time, 21) neoomlii. Hca Way,
WlldpHt billon. MIm Vlndlcutor
alno ran.
Fount i raco, thrco-elKhtlt of
mile Wily Itay, flrnti Kcnrlonn.
necond; Naomi, third. Time, .11)
nerondn). KUIarney I.nd, llluck
Jack, Horurlty alno ran
Fifth race, quarter mile Sam
my Batan, flrnt; Nobranka Wild
Hill, Bccftiut; Frlondly Fox, third.
Time, 26 1-6 ncuomlH. Cinder
I'atli, Mickey Clair. Lord Gannon
alno ran.
Sixth race, threo.nlxteenthn of
mlloHiiHy Clulr. flrnt; nylnit
StoiiM, necond; lU'Hh Itoilliru.
third. Time, 19 2-C nccondn. JilUn
l'inkey Heir, Anmeo alno rnrr
Sammy Satan yesterday won the
feature raco of the greyhound meet
nt Mld-Contlnent park, tho fifth of
a (Unrter-mlle, defeating Nebraska
Wild Hill uftor n hard race. Fiieudly
Fox wus ft clone third t
Six rnces are scheduled for today,
starting at 3 o cluck.
NTiilii)'s b'litrlcs.
First raco, throe -sixteenths nf a
mile Woodr a u g r r, Meddlesomo
Mary. Soino of thn Herbs. Partly
linden, Illiih Hall nnd Mamie Allen.
Second race, iiuaiter mile
Cupld'a llenu, King Spot, Lightning
Flush, Rent Irish l.udy, On Time.
Wild Rose.
Third raco tliree-nUtcenthn of a
nillo UtiHtliiix Silk, Dainty JVer
Iuhb, Ciuy Clair, ('hick Itrndley,
Hrtby Time and Cy King
l''ourth race, qunrtei miin- mi.
sloti Hoy. Nebraska Wild Mill, I.o, I
Cannon. Friendly Fox, Krnest W lid
Hill, Busy Clair.
Fifth raco threo-slxtrenths of a
mile Miss Vindicator, Jesserue,
Alnbuma Jnck, Tho Roumer, Delo
nm V Cannon and Saw Iluuk.
Sixth race, quarter mil Duffy's
Malt, KUIarney Lad. Rush Reuben.
Wildest Dillon, Smoky Hill Buck.
Mickey Clair.
lloiiulo Kuuff Sumiiiniicil,
HAN ANTONIO, Texas. "March 8
Outfielder Bennlo Kuuff of tho Newi
York Glunta departed from training ,
nuarters hero curly this morning fori
Chicago In response to u telegrum i
requcatlnt; him to appeur before
Judge 1C M. Laiidln, bancball urol-1
ir
I II M I I I ill. H l Hi i j
3jnmiiriii,rir.' . t , ., , n rmf
-55525-S BaalA ' ''r ""' M,'i'und
Ulilvi'
Ml of Mlwiiiuil
w n Die Minmoirl
V i ii onfereneel
I .Iti llmll Mil..
in mail ..."lie.
win n inn TlKrM'."
i iplured ( ll ii
rll I 11 in
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'l niHIIip.
Tin'
)i i k
Whirlwind pu.-i
i ulv in Ihe aea-
n and won ban
ivpi . ted, Munich
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ehr i . i
VI'
M.u I M
! if Nhcond and
ii i (iiKaHed In 1
miuii . n,t ii. iiiiln of no hard a
h. to dul' ii'iiitnl in their only de
fi at idPTi1 In f. .ii the clone of the
Lni'iLLH
ncumih i, Hum II, which flnlnhi'd ' mia, NcbriiHkn. Town Htnlu 4'oIIckii
next to ibc IiinI, had thn 'honor of''"rdue, Hindo. Chlcnito. .Vorthwent
mminiiiK tne I'liamiilona. Mo bard
wan llm iliHinplonnhlp lampalKn
till the MlnnomlmiH were withdrawn
from the National A. A. U. tourna
ment Ht Kaunas City.
- I -
MenranKii nail aimont nn Rood a
record im MImoiiiI, wltitilnit nine
umui'H nnd lonltiK only one. The Ait
Kliw of KaiiKiiH won 11 and Iohi four.
The UnlveinJty of Knnmin wim tho
only other team anldn from tho three.
leiulern to flnlnh with ft record of
.1100 or better, tho .layhawkl'i'H wln
1) I IOC 10 and lonlni; nlKht mid flnlnh
IliK fourth. Amen wan fifth with nix
vlitorlcH and eight defeatn,
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ll'IIIIIHI
'renin
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Kiiiihjih AkkIch
A men
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Tho Oklahoma Hnoncrti played
well for. a time and until tho final
wci'kfi of play had u chanco to fln
lnh In thn fliot five. Two coiihccii
tlve defoatH by Kannan, howover,
relocated tho Owuii mini to nlxth
poilltlon.
I'iiIIowIiib uro (liciplajcps wliosv
work nlooil out ns (lie iiHint bril
liant durlim Mio m'iimiii: I'oruanUt
IluiiHcr. Hiiiimim AkuIch; (J. I trow it.
IliK. .MNniiiiiI; Itiind, AtlnKourl;
IV)ner, Jlralto; (Jreene, Aiiicm:
1'iilly, Xchriihl.it; Ktiiiin, (irliinclj
Ci'iilcix Williams, MImkoui'I; .Icii
iiIiibm, KiuiMin AkuIcx; Walic, OUIa
liiiiim; llckllH, .Ncbmnkll. (Juaiiln
Hunker. .Mlnsoiirl; ICndlii.tt.
Kiinniinl I lirlaub, Kiiiiii.h; K.
Crowell, Kiiiimim Aggies; W. Crow-
rll, Kansas Agglen; HallCj, ,Vc
brnnku; KiiimIic, Washington;
4'iii'rlc, Aiiuh.
A NEW CHURCH IS FORMED
Free Will llapilsln liny I,o( nnd Will
Construct a New lallllcc.
,Freo Will llaptlstn' Church of
Clirlst Ih a new congregation wdglth
recently wan organized in Tulsa and
which In noon to have a home of Itn
own at Utlru and Jasper, two blocks
north of tho Frisco trackn.
Constriictloii of a frnuin church
building 28x40 feet wiih romtuenred
March 1 and according to ltov. 1-:. J.
Matthew wilt be ready for dedica
tion and occupancy March 20.
I'rcachlug nervlcen are held nt II
a. m. and 7:311 p. m., Sunday school
at in n. m., nnd piaycr meeJlug nt
7:.m p. m. Wndnenilay ovenlmh Thn
Hiimlny nchool already has a hieni
bnrnhlp of 4 I.
Hrnko liefciilH Crlnuell
DISH .MUI.M.H, la.. Mairh 8.
Drake , university defeated (Irlnnell !
" .' M'"-:m'r' or.l''u,.,) '""'"'l'""'
game hern tonight, 19 to 18
HAT LITTLE
"Tli
VT
No CoNMcttOK
I NUMO(i jIT1(N I" j ' I
Three Members of South
western Champions
Participate
!. ml i ili W1.H1I
HTM.I.WATHfl.
Oltln . Mnnh
m ,"""""'"!'; '"I'ln"', "iiy
l.ook'iliiiiiKh, I'Vmik llrlneoe nnl Carl
nynn or the Oklahoma A. A M
oll'Ki. wrentllllK Killlilil uhlih Innl
won uie noiiuiwcnt lonrvfoi h
' '""'lilonnhlp. loft Hlllhuilur Tilen-
,l.Hy f,"r "'"'""I'lulon, Indlai.'i. wln-ru
""' ""f" ar matinen of Oklahoma
,.,m , ,,,
fereneo meet to lin lipid 'Hull nil, v
,..,,. , u
1 -ily "mpahin .onduc,,,, Tuen.
Iilliv mill U-.,!,..., I, ,v ,.,P..i i...
,nil,,.,y ru flrH, ,,Jm , , (1
mill, wan o ihihI l.ookaliiiiiKh, but
ihn inov.i wan no popular Mint llrln-
, . then Voyb w. then f!on.di (l.il.
Inaher were mliliil
Aloro Minn n it oxen of the larRcr
aelKMiln of tho went uro entered In
mo blif ton meet. Amomt them are
the unlvernltlen ol W IkcoiinIm. .Mlnne
nola, Illinois. Mbhlean. Inn. ln.n.
''" "iio nia(e, nnd Oklahomn A
e:- M. l olleiji
Conch (lallaither of tho AkkIch
wired Coach Jumbo Hklm of the
Unlv.unlty of ludlaua nnklnif If
nchooln outnldo tho bis Jen could
i nter. Htclni wired an Invitation to
Oklahoma A. M.
Ii the nix mecin tho Oklnhoma
ArkIoh have unlered (hU neanon,
(atitaln l.ooknbotiKh. Hrlncoe mid
oybm liavo freiuently wrtntled In
welidit clannoii above their own. ,At
Indiana. Hoover, "Mioky" nnd
"Diilcli" will work annlnnt men of
their own wclicht. I.ookabaiiKh
WelBhlllB 168 , im,i,B k t,
Mint iih a mlildlcvelKht. Thn only
lllno I'xrcpt tho nollthwent meet nt
Amen Im went nitnlnnt Wiillacc,
heavywclitht ntar or tho Iowa Htato
miuad and fouitht lg a draw, furnlnh
lii B Ji Krcut Hiirprlno. Tho followcrn
"i me lonniir oidnbonia City hlxh
mhool boy who hn.it been ncclalined
by Caddnck, the profcHHlomil, an tho
Brenlent niuateiir- wrcntlliiB In tho
iinlvernlty. I.ookahnuBh ban been
llirown .but nnrn In bin curcer, Ion
ItiB In Ihe miml-flunln at tho national
A. A. U. meet nt HlrmliiKham, Ala.,
lant HPI'lUB to 1?. I.nlnir nt II... NT....
Vork Athletic rlub who at tho Olym-J
dlewelKlit chomploiinhlii of Mm
world.
IlrlHcoo, who wcIkIim 119 poiindH,
Imn 1 ii wrentlhiB thin neanon In thn
168 pound clans,. In tho Kouthwent
inivi no went iiRainnt IJariiM'y, Tex
iih iwjBln, who welBhed lsft iioundn
...i.. inn in inn imiy iivreat of Mil
year. Tho only other fall ncornd
iiKalnnt llrlncoo wnn by W. TlkUn, of
in. twn. ricjin a. r. at lilrmliiKhnm
Hint mamm. Tlkka In now welter
weight champion of tho world, via
Antwerp. Ilrlncon will i-e,lu. in nr.
I ..nil .hut an a welter nt Indiana,
, oylen In wrentllng bin flrnt year
inn n tegular mid ban nhown great
"im. ini ih um HoutliweHt rnnf..,-.
i enco champion light licnvyweluht
Illo will weigh In at 17C noiin,l ni
lull 111 III 17K tiiilinilu nt
tho big ten meet. ( Mrs. Mallory'n ability lies not only
nn n " n " i In her knowledge of tho ganio but
DR. S. R. GORDON RETIRES!'" '"'r """ I'l'V'ino and endurance.
I'n-nlilcut ICmcriliis of CnhiTtdiy of
Tul.sn to Itcslilo at Kendall,
Dr. .1. M. (lordon, president of tho
I nlverslty of Tulsa, anil several
members of the faculty attended'thr
farewell reception given for Dr.
It. (lordon. retiring pastor of th
Comiminity church of .Sand Hprlngs,
hy congregation members Tuesday
evening. Dr. H..H. (lordon, who,
since his presidency of Ketubill col
lege linn been connected with tho In
stitution us president emeritus, will
tulie up his renldenco next month In
his new homo now bring constructed
next door to that of tho university
president.
Went Side Nivds Hall.
That WfBt Tulsa needs a large
meeting place, municipally owned,
was the opinion of tho crowd that
nttvnded the paront-tracher meet
ing and entertainment of Colin filln.
fton school held In tho community
nan ai vesi Tuisa last night. Chil
dren of tho 7-A and 8-lt grades
gave a play, tho proceeds of w- Vlch
go to piovldlng A phonograph for
the school.
GAME" -
FOMNW 1
SHOULp
fVOtM IN ' 500"
Yoo'n6 sopposeti
to Scone "soo",
AND IM ''EOCrlftE'
t?0T PoKCn-
Tme Game
tviuffr
CHrtlSTGNE'D ON
The olg fcoy.-HoVt-E
HMSEt-F,
"LADIES NITE"
BY ONE OF THG
BirttsS UIH06G
luiFB OJA.'S
SlTTlM' IN
HE FEa AS tP
KM30J HIS
I I I IM bf. LAJ Ha t I I I 11 U
NKW VOIIK, March H - HhltiliiK
(filthily In Hie firmament of athletic
tidcuvnr iir0 two hkIIo young wom
en who have written their names
mill ileeitn 'Inilelllily Into the. pHRcs
01 npormonrs hook of Fame.
Ono I Minn Alrxa HMrllm; of At-
I" ti tn . nil uuhijrn-hnlred, brown-oyed
, dmiKhter of tho sunny Month.
Tho other In Mrn. Molla lllurntedl
Alallory, Norwegian by birth, Amer-
.'IV, "'"I'll"""" dark-cypd,
black-haired yoiinit woman who in
brimful of vitality and a lovo for
liciiltlifiil ntnrpiKM
,
.Minn mirlliiK, champion woman
Itolfer of tlio I, nlled Htaten, In a
youthful atnr of fluent ability. Mm.
Mallory, holder of Mm national
wointn'n tennln nlmtleti title, rnnkrt
'iniiny IIIKII in ucr IIUIII 01 nc- or outdoor exerclne Ah a nllp of i'"""'"1" " e'luniiy lnnmicui inai
tlvlly. Ktr nho cared nothlni; for dolls and "n,lnn " '"" other-liandlo all his
Only nup'lrtllen ran Juntly dn- tcacupn, preferrlliB to wluld.u nuw or I a'n'"ro (oiH.;
norllm the abfllly of tlu-no, two nturn. 1 u hammer, or to follow "Daddy' v,'ro It no for the fact that tho
Thoy hold ponlllonn relatlv'o to those I.HllrlltiB ovtr tho olf courtKB at At-,,ox'nf Knmn "ffcrn by tho nttllude
of William T. Tlldeii, 2d. and Chick I tun to. Hho ntartud playlnB Rolf at I "f t,10', w'" Hhotild bo moro con
Kvaim In tho men'n dtvuton of ten- the ubo or eleven and today nl!SPrnC1' "s welfare than mero
nln and Kolf, and fur t'oimlntency twenty-two, nho Ih nt the crcnt of 'an", or at"""t wrltern, the nltnatlon
they ranks nhouldern iibovo thelt her rnrecr. Minn .Stirling, who looks ' wo.,,"' 1)0 comJcal, Iloth IllKdor. and
nearent rlyaln, denplto llm fact that like n. nehoolBlrl, taken a ntronc .ft"n'mn r'"1 ttio boxer will loe by
Aiuerlcnn women golfern and tennln full nwlnff nt a golf ball and tiorl,,1PJ" "tnndpHt attitude, should
iilayern of brilliant nbtllly havo been driven uro full of youthful nmror. i "f't'ier relent.
ilfvolo-ped within tho pant 10 yearn
or no.
Mrn. Mallory, Mio ravon-halrcd
"Norne (llrl," In highly connlntent un
tho winner of thu national tennln
rhamplonHhlp.
Hho flrnt wop thn honor In 19i6,
nnd coming buck Mm following year
iiuccvanfully defended her laureln.
Ill 1917 nho played through the
"patriotic champloiinhlpn," dlnptay
lug til. namo brilliant diiah nnd ntyle
that had won her tho title, and
when chnmplotHhln play wuh ro
nuincd In 191S nho again captured'
hlghcHt hnnorn.
Mrn. Cleoigu W. Wlghtman, a Hon
ton, broku Into Mm. Mallory'n reign
of victory In tho full of 1919, when
nho defeated tho Norwegian girl In
tho final round of tho annual tour
ney nt I'hll.'idelphla and won back
thn title nho hud held In 1909, 1910
and 1911 an Mini Hazel Hotchklnn of
California.
t'nmc.s Hack Strong.
Tho netback for Mrn. Mallory wan
only lemporary. Uint year nho
camo back with n ntrong flanh of
her urntwhllo clans and smnnhed her
wnv ttirough ono of tho inont cupatilo
fields of women playiim that lias
ever rnntmtcd for the nlngtcn chain
plonnhlp, winning back the title and
taking rank an a four-tlmo cham
pion. Mm. Mallory hns held the
tltlo In five out of thn lunt nix nca
nonn. 1917 nho wan a holdover
champion, an tho tltlo tournament
wan (Unpenned with becauno of tho
wur.
Along with Mrn. Wlghtman and
Minn Elizabeth Moore, who flrnt won
tho tltlo buck In 1SD0, Mrn. Mallory
taken rank nn n four-tlmo champion.
Minn J, 1'. Atkl-mou nnd Minn .Mary
Ilrowno nrn the oi.ly women playern
In thn history of the game In this
country dating gnrk to 1887, who
havo tome clone to approaching the
four-time mark. ICach of these
nlavern hold tho national champion
'mIiIm llirm. Ilt.mil
tlunul and Micro Is nothing of the
"actress" In her appearance on thi
courts.
Three Times Champion.
Miss Htirllng holds u position In
tho realm of golf that compares otua
par with Mrs. Mallory'n place In ten
nis. Slnco Mrs. S. C. Ilrown of Shlnne.
cock Hills, won the first women's
nallotinl tltlo In 1S95 there have been
but threo women golfers who have
annexed tho championship threo
times, nnd Miss Stirling Is one of the
trio. Tho other threo winners were
Miss llrntrlx Hoyt. In 1890, '97
and '98.
Minn Margaret Curtis, in 1907, Ml
and '12.
Tho prenent title holder flrnt enme
Into the championship In 1916 when
ns n girl Just approaching her clgh-1
tenth birthday, she surprised thoi
golfing world by hor sensational play-
Ing In nn annual tournament at the.
Ilelmont Springs Country Club, Wn
vcrly, Mass., by defeating Miss Mil-
ilreil Caverly In tho final round. 2
phonograph (or,nnd 1 As Is often tho cuno when nn 1
unheralded chWmplon is crowned, I
By B. Link
5AV!
yooVE Got A lotta
r n , k.t VnM'7f-
y y , '---'' I .ww,
AND KEEPlN'
fpoM Pt-rWur.
Shot upj
have Been
let's
V)
UVE TO
PLAY
V III
tho word 'lucky" was nwodnlod
with hr victory, hut Hle has since
proven to the entire satisfaction of
her admirer that Micro was nothing
"flukey" nbnut Iti
III 1917 am 1918 tho Tint onnl
, tourney wns abandoned tin npriilltit
of tho world war, but In 1910 Minn
' HtlrllllK niraJn led Ihn'flxM nn.l r.
lalned hT tllln bv dUolnvlntr n mnr..
brilliant brnnd of Rolf thun ever.
j Scnuitlon lnt Ycnr.
,. , , .,
(,1 r ,''r',1.'iy,l,)'f wn" "V"'
nennatlon of tho annual tournament,
'w,"cl' l,p'1 I' Cleveland, and
. IKfl Uv wn8 crowm., ,,1.cn-
, of AmerWan women L'olf.-rn.
In addition lo bnlnc tho beet coif.
er Minn Htlrlliie in nn nriir,n.iiiw.,i
I vlollnlnt and ft Inter of oMier forim
! often Haiti nit out 225 yard or moreJ
Dm ilnc ihe entntntr oh.mi. mii
Ktlrllng will go 'to Unglnnil to Bhnvi,m""l l,r,oml.H.ln,B Voys 10 "vcr lmx
tho Hrltlnli what a daughter of the
sovereign utato of Georgia can do
with a set of golf clubs. Hho wilt com
pete in tbe iirltish. national y'onvpn's
i ikimpiiiunnip, Hcneuuieu tor Aiay it)
over tho Ttimberry courso on ttiti
enst Coast of .Scotland. It is oos-
slbh) that Mrs. Mallory may also in
vade Kngland, und perhaps Franco
In nenrch of laurels on the other
nldo this year.
RAIN HALTS BRAVES' WOflK
.Majority of .Mitchell's Men Knjoy
Surf Swimming.
OAIA'KSTO.V, Texas, March 8.
Rain fell hero this afternoon nnd
most of tho IWttcrymen of Manager
Fred Mitchell's Iloston Nationals
forsook baseball pnictlco for surf
swimming. Tonight Manager Mitch
ell announced tho schedulo of ex
hibition games -to bo played us the
urnves worg inoir way norlliward.
Tho dates follow:
April 4, first und second teams nt
Hrewton, Ala.fAlirll C, University of
Alabama vs. first team; April fi.
first and second teams at Colum
bia, Tcnn.; April 7. first nnd second
teams nt I'arls, Tenii.; April 8.
Memphis Southern association team
vs. first team nt Memphis; April 9
and 10, I.ouIsvIIIq American associa
tion team vs. first team at Louis
ville. Dick Hudolph, the last member of
tho pitching staff of tho Hraves to
report for spring training, reached
Galveston todny.
Missouri Universitu
May Issue Challenge
to 'Big Ten' Champs
CHICAGO, March 8. Tho Unl
vcrnlty of Missouri basketball
team, winner of tho Missouri val
ley conference championship,
probably will chnllongo one of tho
teams Med for tho western confer
ence tltlo for a. post-suason series
of games, It was announced hero
tonight.
The Missouri team is regarded
ns ono of tho wtrongest teams over
developed In tho valley conference
nnd s considered a worthy oppo
nent for any team In the country.
Chicago and Pennsylvania met In
n post-Bcanon series last year nnd
the games attracted wldo Interest
by their Intcr-noctiona! character.
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Higdon Demands, a New,
Referee Callahan
Stands Pat
lly UllIlV HAtt.CY.
Ponnlblllfy that tho boxlnit nliow
Hchedulcd for March 18 at Convcn -
tlon hall will bo held necmed romoto
Inst nlKht, when l'romoter Jack lal -
lahan and Chick lllgdon, manager
of Tommy Alba, wcr tinablo to
Hirree on the referco of tho lunt of
the throo 10-round uoen, tho Alba-
Muntcll affair. lllKdon In obdurato i
"' refunal to permit Alba to box
I . f!ri1 (5n,n" n referee, while
... Ji" (! ft rent Cant.
lllgdon has Hi Alba ono of tho
here. Should he bent such n tough
fellow ns Mantell ho would bo n
great drawing card In Tulsa nnd
elsewhere.
Callahan had a potentially nttrac
tlvo card llnod up. ono of tho best
posslblo of BO-called "all-ntur" af
fairs, and It would probably have
been a good attrnctlon for Tulna
fistic devotees. Hjtt as tho Alba
Mantel! go was tho fenturo event tho
show would loso much of Its class
If they do not meet- "
Hoxlng Is replcto with tho many
cases of short-slghtetl persons con
nected with boxing wlio havo killed
their own game. Such was tho coso
at Oklahoma City n few yeurs ngo.
when Sammy Samsun and Hilly
Oragg, rival promoter, ruined the
game, thriving Micro ttu'n. to tho ox
tent that It tins never fully recov
ered. And such was Oio causo of
tho death of boxing nt Dtillas, where
tho sport v-as stopped n. few weeks
ago, duo indirectly 'to- tho Greb-Cel-mars
force, but moro dlroctly to the
petty bickerings of promoters nnd
managers.
ComproiiilHr Aih Inutile.
We hold no brief fop ellber lllir.
don or CailiJuin. Hut for Uiolr own
good, ns well an thnt of. tho boxing
game, wo advlsa them to effuct nonin
sort of compromlno or for ono to
ncccdo to tho other's demnnds.
J'crsonnlly. It doesn't realls- rnnko
a great uoai or. dtrrcrenco whether
(.innnn rererrcs or jiot nnd neither
aro tho boxing fans of Tulsa .great
ly concerned us to who is tho. third
man In tho ring. Just so ho Known
his stuff and Is lninartl.il. Hi.ii'm nil.
So why nil this useless nnd childish
quarreling over tho referee?
Last Night's Fights
At New York Jack Hausnorwon
a decision over Marty Collins in 12
fast rounds.
Fighting Fltzpatrlck defeated
Joo Chancy In 15 rounds.
Larry Kcgan won from Battling
Iteddy in ten rounds.
At Philadelphia Fr.mkio Brown
outpointed Franklo Rice in eight
rounds. ( ,
Danny Kramer knocked out Wil
lie Spencer in ono round.
Hen Taylor of Kngland dofeatod
Hobby Lyons In six round.
At Hartford, Conn Johnny Shu
grun dofcatcd Young Hector In 12
rounds.
JOHN THE RING MAN
Announces the Greatest Reduction
in Prices Ever Known in Tulsa
Overstocked the Reason.
All $15 Rings
reduced to" u
All $25 Rings
reduced to
All $50 Rings
reduced to
Simmons Watch
All $14 Watch Chains
reduced to
All $10 Watch Chains
reduced to
All $5 Chains reduced to
Elgin m Illinois Watches
7, 17 and 23-jeweI watches reduced proportionately. Everything in tho house
goes at reduced prices for wo weeks only, sale commencing today. Call at 111
South Boston Ave., 1 8 blocks south of the Frisco station. Thank you.
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Tho veteran Yank Duvln, gller
sun fielder nnd homo run slugger,
wrlton from hln homo at Neosho,
Mo., that ho In anxloun for tho Mart
of nprlng training. Davis pnekn n
hefty wallop In his hJg black' brft
and Micro arc few botrer sun field--em
In tho league than tho "prldo of
Ornnby."
Football Coaches Ask
Hand in Rule Making
NHW YOniC, March 8. Football
coaches want a hand In making
rules governing tho gumq.
Representation on tho Central
board of officials, plans for an tin
nual general cession at tho closo of
each sonson to consider football
problomti and a national association
of uctlvo football conches aro among
recommendations announced todny
by a body of prouUnont grid men
tors who met hero to discuss moan,s
for benefiting tho sport. Tho meet
ing convened at tho suggestion of
Major Charles I), Daly, head foot
ball coach nt West Point.
Tho recommendations of tho foot
ball coaches will bo Tut beforo the
coming tntercolleglato meeting.
MISS STIRLING TO EUROPE
American Women's Golf Champ' to
1'iuy in i.iifiil.sn Tourney.
NKW YORK. March 8. MIks
Alcxa Stirling of Atlanta. who
holds tho national golf title, sailed.
ior curopo touuy on tno carmnnla
to tnk6 part In tho woman's amateur
championship tournament ut Hoy
lake, Kngland, May 23.
Montreal Bidder for
Carpentier-Dempsey
Bout Adds to Offer
NKW YORK, March 8. C. K.
Graham of Montreal, represent
ing the syndicate that is bidding
for the Dempsey-Cnrpentler match
has made his proposition to Tex
'Rlckard moro attractive, It was
learned todan Following a con
ference Into 'yesterday, Rlckard
and Graham declined to glvo any
specific details mid (lt was an
nounced that nnother conferenco
would bo held today, Indicating
that Rlckard Is gii'iiig tho Mon
treal proposition serious consid
eration. 1 ADIES $1008 REWARD! LTKS
UJtLtaiDool,I.BIr.oithUIO. UMUI mi. Hi25!
.x. Auonuuiwiiumiita. uitucin.Ii
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All $150 Rings (1 HA
reduced to tpXUl
All $10 Rings
reduced to tPU
All $8 Rings (Tr rn
reduced to tptKtJU
$9
$7
All $8 Chains
reduced to . . ,
All $6 Chains
reduced to . . .
, ; $3.25
Cubieader Believes
Team Will Be a
Contender
Hii
1 tly lntfrntlonl Nuwn Pfrlr(4
I YOHK. March f
'fa
j looking for n- bang up penr, .
J and expect to neo tho Cub
1 thick of It from the start '
' t rti
in tki
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-cum.
lohnnj
idtn
This nnnppy prediction r
tho coming National lengii,
ble, was rcccWcd today froi,
"Kvers. who Is in sunny 1'
with his llrulns.
Kvcrs doesn't mince w t Is M
make predlotlons unlcsn he f
in ins Hruiiun. no llis ev l
hus a lot of Aiifldcnce'ln h u
"It Is nltogcthcr too eailv .
turo on predictions ns to wv
cluba will finish" ho contlnu
you cnu lent assured that i
position will notlco us In th.
Hipccts Opposltlmi.
"Incidentally, I'm cxpectnv j,,rr
ih opposition, tho Urock.i . ,,
iurs, rui.Tiiurgii ami mi. i.ou i t. am.
will all be itrong clubs In t' f,(n
as will Put Jloran at Cine t ,,
expect to nee the Boston Mrn moo-
up under Fred Mitchell. T e ran
isiri going to bo a Joy rid. ; t,
VU.till.
"New face and ihungri n p
lineup win put tew lire , o tht
Cubs and wo will start it lie js0n ,n
great shnpo If present ii ,1 dtlt.-i
count. Cutnlins. Islund, w.,r c ,
spent tho first days of our ttajr
.mi-i,t ,i i.. ........ . , . . '
in tho country for a ball dUb
work and in Pasadena tin wcailn,
could scarcely bu Improved ufn.
I'rnctlco Satlsfactorj
uno long practice fcesM - da
huh proven very satlsfactorj fo i,
mo pinyers get moro out . r (t sn
avuiu mo uotner or donnm
forms twlco u dnv.
With the pitchers cnmlrg ah
who mere is out little In Mi. wuv
mini iMu.sc, en in camp, t an i-crU.
niej- aro contented wl'h ih
things uro going.
Ml
ii is good to be with i t Cuti
"tenii gciiing ready to right fr
icuguo penuunt. It brings bai
memories of the good old da wh.
i n.iu iiiiKer and Th.-inro r- .iik.
side of me mid I'll never bf nllh
cu unin i navo led the Cutis to
I'liuiiipiunsnip, '
Bo McMillan Returns
for 1921 Centre TcamX
UU.S.TO. Inreli S M.u.
Jan, nuartcrback of tho Centre cl
lege football elm-iln. in.lnv
od that 'ho would return to olli-sil
and play another yenr. Ho had beea I
reporieu to bo considering an off-
io play professional foot tall next
ran., no camo hero with the Ca-
ire iiasKettmll team.
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