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1TLSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH II, 1921
FIRST OILER CONTINGENT ARRIVES FOR SPRING TRAINING
i
Vnffli. Aflame
Of 1920 Champions to Report
. tl tr i
n rniua i ui iibii, mil mm
Erwin Keauy lor
Opening
LIGHT WORKOUT TODAY
0tn . -it v of Lame Sound
Is
! xpected Here Todny
and Tomorrow
' v lItltV PAlMiY.
iivunro contliiKcnt of Tulsa
arrived hero yostorday anil
it and when Manager .1 1 in -
alts tht! nuurul together
'win
at 12 o'clock for tho first
.i' n majority of tho 33 plny
1 1 the roster are expected to
Welcome- POP VliCrnllH.
, (juerry, star catchur last
i nnd his newly won bilde
,.. thu first to arrlvo from their
),,! in uenison, icxas, nun
cl.i . . pitcher ant Johnny Wuffll,
., in l bascnlan, came In yesturday
i.t. rnoon from Portland, Ore., and
I, v.tmcl. unio, rtspccuoiy.
v,i i ! it three, popular members
i- ii' season's Western league
, i Hin, were accorded royal wot
,n . i , T ulsu fiuirtorii,
l. ,ii i I'arnell, catcher, Wllllnm
n Kinsas: Al Kerr, rlKlit-lia ml
j.it i r M-oincr or ijick iterr. i m-
,. i.ite mox souuipnw, ana t.-ir-
rv l.iwi". a icanion riugKci in rj.u
',n (),. South Dakota L.tiguo, rookies,
mi,, tlm other threo players who
jwire assigned quarters yesterday at
n 's Minima iiuiei, wuero me
(i!m iindldatea will llvo whilo In
'lain.ng
Mart Work Tomorrow.
Is-, ring of uniforms and other
. . j : i 1 1 i nt and a light workout will
i (institute today's vrngram but to
il ;ti,v Ilurko will sond tho siuud
'roui,li its first day of hard traln-
SMcral of the n.cn will not lie
'in u-itit tonight or tomorrow, but
Hi1' 'ally all aro exported to be
ian, for tomorrow 'h first ex
! diiy'8 training.
Exhibition Games
rtl.Al MONT, Texas, March 13.
It. 11. K.
Lnim American league.. 0 I 0
,njroont. Texas league ...5 5 0
(latteries Klrcher, Selis, North
Tt iirrlacli; Melne, Humphries
r,l Krll).
IK'PSTOX, Texas, .March 13.
It. jr. K.
' a American (2d tcam)..l 7 -1
H ii-ton, Texan league 7 l 0
H.itieneH I'ckcrt, Harrett and
iv I"- Huscha, Whltworth, ' Nlfholi
t tirlfftth, Wright.
I'"UT WOUTII, Texas, March 13.
II. II. 15.
Kansas CityAm. Asso 6
16 1
i I- Tt urth, Tcxa
Toxaa league. .0 5 1
flatteries Bono, Songcr. Camp
t"'l nnd Ostorfolt, 1-arnp; Johns,
Triajway and Moore. Ilansley.
II' iT SPIUXGS, Ark., March 13
It. H. U
i",.n-.n Americans 3 fi 2
Lnston Yannlgans '4 1 0
r.aKrprs Thormahlen. Kair nnd
Tal, nt: Unci. I'ullerton, West, Cluy-
n liia'plin.
VI. I AS. March 13.
I'voland. American
T x.is league, rain.
league Pal-
SHC
l.Vni'OUT. March 13.
It. It. Vr.
w Vciu Yankees 21 21 1
Mirrw-rt Texas .Icaguo 3 S I
n.if.-i k h -Doyle, Johnson, Cllf
rrt .Kd Devnram, Hoffman; Uun
l:ird. Shirley and 'Wallace.
!-AM. HAHI,i:s, La., March 13.
e. , II. it. K.
) I -en Nationals fi 14 0
f ,(l4d. 1 1 .a Americans .. . 3 S 2
Rattrnes- -Hherdel, I'etiica and
,'i-f . nilhoefer; Perry, Hommel
'a i l.ns, J. Walker.
WfiitTA TAl-US Texas, March
It. II. K.
' American Assn. 1 ii 0
(IN Texas leaKUO 3 10 0
- Itoliertson and Kund
ih and Kitchens.
' ( , f
Mi't-r..
A !M'i,
VN A.NTOXIO, Texas, "March 13.
It. II. K.
" ' Nationals 2 r. 0
, x" 1 1 )" Toxas leasuo. .041
-DoubI.is, Sallco, !an
1 Smith; Deason, Ilald-
" vvhite.
DANCING
studio Is for rent by
for small parties att
.Hid evenlnBs or card
;d l.lBht lunch snrveu on
' r-tii-e My place i"
J' ' private. Prlvato Ie
' v appointment. Special
ri" s n ado to small croups.
1' nritKK, Instmctor
"3 -h Main. Phono C-1983
DO YOT I
u TODDLE?
n ? tcach you In class or
lh, r ,ir 'rulnn. AImo any
" dances that you prefer.
I'met .."J urUst'o flanclnu.
)-aVr8UCman and thrco lady
'J"ur '0 a. m. tt, 12 mldnlRht.
"auflaire Academy
1 1 1 t ?f Dancing
.1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 ! n ... .
U-l
flnom, I?if
Postponement Likely
in Trial of Indicted
White Hose Players)
Cllle.UiO, Manli 1.1 Tin- rnD
of CIiIpiikij White Sox baseball
players and others indicted for tho
IlllcKed Ihl'OWlUK of the 1319
World hoi leu, U scheduled to bu
railed by JuiIro William 13 Dever
of the county courts tomorrow,
but a postponement of nt least 30
thus Is considered ceflaln.
Tho state tonlKht reiterated its
Intention of movInK to have the
caso taken off of tho court call,
whkh would prevent Its coniltiK
up for nt lenHt six mouth. while
tho defene was prepared to fltflit
any attempt to postpone th trial
for tnoiu than 30 adyit. That !?:iRth
of lime would bo Kr.Tntod as u
courtesy to Judce Scolt, Ameri
can leaRue attorney, so that he
could familiarize himself with tho
charRes, it was wild.
Cl. udi! Williams. Jon .laeksort,
O.scat Kelsch, Iluck Weaver, l'-red
Mc.Mullln and Swede UlsberR to
nlRht were ready to t!n Into court,
while Kddle Cleotte was expected
to reach here frot Detroit tomor
row. Chick (landll, thu other In
dicted player, was not, expected.
No word has been received from
Hal Chase, Kachel llrown, Hill
Hums1 or Joseph J. Sullivan,
charRcd with beltiR tho men who
nrranKcd tho alleged conspiracy.
Yesterday's Results
Tirst race, (Uartcr-mlle--Iono.
first; ltustlng Silk, second; llaby
Mine, Third. Time. 27 heconds.
Wild Hose, Meddlesomo Mary,
Miss Dtiffcrln also ran.
Second rare, throe-sixteenths
of mile Itobln Hood, first;
llandsomo Muck, second, Miss
Vindicator, third. Time; 20 sec
onds. Ifiiby Mine, King Spot,
Cyclone Star also ran.
Third race, Klefer special
purse, nuurter-mllc Kay Coun
ty, first; lilack Jack, second;
Honeysuckle, third. Time: 27
2-5 hoconds. Croolo Sue, Secur
ity, Ink Spot also ran.
Fourth race, American legion
stake? flvo-slxteenths of mile--Skookum,
flist. Mission Hoy, sec
ond; Herwlek, third. Tim'.-. 32
seconds. Nebraska Wild Hill,
Sammy Satan also ran.
Fifth race, three-sixteenths of
mile Wildest Dillon, first; Saw
buck, second; Fenrlcss, third.
Time.; 20 j-5 seconds. Jesserue,
Harmony, Allle Alett also ran.
Mixth race, nuarter-mlle-nusy
Clair, firm; Klllnrney Ijui, se.
ond; Krnest Wild Hill, third.
Time: 20 3-.' seconds. Aniseo.
Moonshine Wild Hill, Stlkum
also ran-
Seventh race, (jtinrter-mlle
Duffy's .Malt, first; Flying Stone,
second; Lord Cannon, third.
Time: fi 4-5 seconds. Sea Way,
Mickey Clair, Cheerful Moments
also ran.
unpaid lelephonc bills for March i
aro past due. If not paid by 5 p. m
of tho 15th. scrvlco will bo discon
tinued. Advt.
"THE TOLL GATE" IS
FIRST RELEASE OF
W.S. HART COMPANY
Star
Is Again "Two-Gun
M
an in i tinning Pic
ture of the West
!
The southwestern frontier In tho
olden, golden days Is tho scenn of
William S. Ilart'M now picture, "Tho
Toll ante." It is tho first of tho big j
productions made by Mr. Hart's own'
company under his own supervision
to bo released by Paramount Art-1
craft. Tho Lyric theater will show I
It for two days, today nnd tomorrow. 1
As lilack Deerlng, tho hero, Mr. I
Hart has tho rolo of tho leader of n
bandit band who la betrayed by one '
of his own men. I Io dashes away
from his captors and, losing tho I
shcriff'H pnsso nftur n series of thrill-,
Ing episodes, ho comes upon tho
lonely cubln whero the wife of his
hctrnyer Uvea. Ho slays tho tr.il
toY and then, touched to tho heart
by tho kindness of tho Innocent wife
and her child, ho gives himself up
tJ tho law. Hut an understanding
sheriff allows him to depart over
the Mexican border to freedom.
Advt.
Expert Alterations and
Repairs
Fso Our Itcpalr
Department
wi:isniitc.ii.i'i.t:.MMiNf;
0 l&ist Third Stn-ct
High School
Auditorium
Rlxth and Cin- Innatl
Monday, March Mill, ft. 1.1 m.
Under Auspices
TiiIsji Patrou-Ti-arhers Ass'n,
of WashlnBton Schodl
fieneral Admission SI, 00, Plus
War Tin
Witchland
AGGIES INVITED
m DUAL MEEr
(Ohio University Would
; Meet Oklahomans
on Mai
Srll to Thu Wi.iM
STIIJAVATIClt, Mauh I:;. -That
Oklnhonm A. nml M. colli ko has
been Invited to go to nliln KiMo uni
versity for a it tin 1 ww-.utiij meet
next season and (hat ChlrnRu unl
eislty has nko() for a moot nt Still -WHter
Is topoit broiiRhl by Coach
Hit (lallagher, who with throe Okla
homa Agglo mat men returned Sun
day from tin, western conference
meet ut HloomlnKtoii, Ind.
As aid In milking Ohio state trip
possible fur A. nnd M. from a
tlnnucliil stHiidpoint the dhlo of
ficials propose tn use between (Ikln
iii aiiaiiKitig a UKet between Okla
homa Aggies and I'cnnt.) Ivanla Htatn
college, oasteni mat champions to
be held on the satin- tiip.
Mettles Miow Well.
In thu first competition with
"Hlg 10" conference teams, Okla
homa A anil M. college with but
three lepieseirtathes made a won
del fill showing at lllootnlngton.
K.loiti teams of seven men each
said to lie the best group eollegiato
wrestlers of the I'nlted States were
entered.
linkahaiigli Is Winner.
Captain tinkabaiigh of A and M.,
got first plaie in the middleweight
claps, getting two ipilck falls on
Clark of Ohio slate and two on Kind
linger of Illinois university befoio
meeting Hathaway of Northwestern
university in tin- finals. Ho ha u
gold medal as middleweight cham
pion, of the w,st.
Illlscoe the Aggie welterweight
won two falls In extension periods
on Hurnutt of Chicago university but
lost a decision In his second match
to Koopol of Purdue university.
Conch OallagfT attributes Bris
coe's inability to gi t into the flnnls
to an arm Injury whli h developed
nffftr ttn rirut ..iitrli lt.u..ii'u
'liiind looked like n boxing glove.
said Callagher and It took eight
'hours of steady tientment to prevent
, severe blood poisoning.
I Voylo-. Aggie light hea vveight
lost a close decision to Furness of
Illinois university In tho last hnlf
I minute of a second extension period
I Sheriff mid Negro Killed.
! PKNSACOhA. Fla., March 13
While attempting to arrest a negro
at Qulncy. Fin . lodayf Deputy
(Sheriff John I,. Owei-n was shot and
' killed by the negro, who In turn was
shot to death by Corry Smith, the
deputy shei
riff's
chauffeur
MS.
TODAY
The Show You Like
The Beauty Parade
Willi
FRITZ FIELDS
In the
BIG FUN SHOW
'Suffragettes'
Girls
-Fun-
Music
o.v tih: scm:i:.v
"Girl of the Sea"
Also
Comedy and Pathc News
New Show Tomorrow
l WHtPC EVCirVHOIIV GOLS J
PALACE
NOW PLAYING
"The Little Fool"
By Jack London, from his story, ''The Little Lady in
the Big House," with
' Milton Sills
and
Hazel Barrie
PATHE NEWS PALACE ORCHESTRA
Carson Concert Course
Convention Hall
Wednesday Night, March 16
WERRE
AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR BARITONE
In an all-English program of old-time favorite songs
Prices 50 to $2.50 Plus War Tax.
Tickets at Jenkins' Music Sfore Today
MISSION BOY BEATEN
Sl.ookuni Di fciits Hitherto I obciit
en Dog b N'is'c In Trill
ing lent ii H Itniv
Defeat of Mission llo, hlthiitu
undefeated on tho local ttink. fm-j
turod yesterdny's program of gro -hound
races al Mldrontlucnt park, j
Hkookuni, of tire imm' kennel of
Mission Hoy, tho premhnr liml the 1
honor of humbling tlm great Call- J
foinla dog but It was only li a nose '
that Mission Ho was lieaten. It
was a I hulling ran-, .the festuto of
an inteiostlnc pi-ogram of the Amer
ican liVtton ilny liennflt, that Shoo-
ktiin won from his kennel mate. ,
fKooknm. Hiuiy to a Hood lead at '
thl Dllh polwnn cliwely ptensed by
Mission Itoy down the stietcli ntiil
had tho nice fotu another few
sti-ps the latter dog would prolmblv
nave n'lainou nis uuimnctieii tee-
Ol'tl.
Slv raees, In willed some of tlm
fastest doiw of the track arc entered,
nio scheduled today. 'Post time Is ,1
o'clock.
. 'foilnj's I amies.
Flint rate, throo-slxtcrntlis of
mile -HMiy Time. Dainty Peerless,
Welcome. MtMMIesnmo Mary, I.lgtil
nlng I'lnsli, Kink Spot
Second race, three, rlxteenllm of
mile fttwhitck. Highball, Dutch
Hergmati, Illy, The Shuffler, Chick
Hradley.
Third rare. iiuarter-nillu Allls
Alett. Night Cap. Wildest Dillon,
Cupid's lifiui, Alal'Rina Juck, 1 1 it ml -
Home Iluck.
Fourth raco, unwrtor -mile Some
of the Herbs, Hilly Hay. Lord Can
non. .MooiuUiliie Wild Hill. Duffy's
Malt. Busy Clair.
Fifth ineo, thrre-sl.xteentliH of
mile Itrd lted ltose, Deloma Can
non, Dr. Flirt, Hush Itoubeu, I'rlemt
ly Dox, A msec,
Sixth race, iiuartrr-mlle living
Stone, Loudon Whiff, J-'retet Mike,
Albliia Chief. Dea Fearless, ,MUk
ey Cl.ilr
Iiiind-lllilcH In I. 'condor
ill'A Vtjl ll,. K.uador Marth 13
(iroiit I.inilsiides In tht ndi.i no mi
la.ns hac interrupted railwnj i
traffic
LYRIC
Today nnd Tomorrow
WILLIAM S, HART
ta'T-'E TOLL GATE'
A PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE
i
.Mr. Mart npis-nrs as lilack
Peering, hcml of n bandit gang,
but an liouorablc man lK-ncatli
Ids rough ctciiork
A Border Itiioinuci- of Hot Pas.
slims nnd Cold l'nil.
Good Comedy and
Latest News
ill
i
CHILOCCO LOSES
ATHLETIC STARS
I ive Mainstays of Three
Sports to CJraduato
This'Spring
socU- io Th Worl.i
PONCA CITY. Okla . Mnreh 13 -
.1. i: Jones, dlleetor of athletlon at
the Clillin i ii Indian Si bool, will lose
five of his stars through graduation,
this spring lie hiding )lnlllle, Dilll
Inii, Wnno. Bnekwnid nnd llnr.tell
All wore stars on this season's b.
kotbnll teutn. on l.-st vein's baseball
anil footliall siiuads, and will be
luembors
of this i i nsuli n basebnll
toiini.
They are ,ieii whom Com h
Jones will hiive a haul I line to re
place
Hnyhyllo wns easily the star of the
1920-21 baaketliHll (i-aio. whlrli wint
thtough the si nsiil ..to I m, lor
los and only six defeats. Havhvle's
record, with h shows him an av outgo
of six goals per tne makes him
one of Hie very best rorwnrils In (he
state, If nt the best'. He uns , a;,
tain of Hie team.
The rccoid of the loam for the
season, which clos,.it the past week.
is as loiitiws:
3'.), Totiknwa.
311. Al a ltangeis. '10
2ii. Tulsa, 37
I!. To, -a. L"i
3fl Stall ,vV M "3.
3.' Stati , M ,1(1
1 I'aptlst onlvirslty.
"WILtlAM FOX presents
PEARL WHITE
irv
jIic Mountain
Woman
fron "A Pam of the Hills'V
bj Crvetes. Neville Buck.
diverted by CHaIUJESGuMJYN
Also
Double Adventure
Adiitis and "I'idics
25c Comedy l()c
Chlloicii. 4 liapti t onucrslty '
Chllo , p HO Ht Join ' i oil gr. '.'I
t'hllo.i.i 3S Hi tlinnlt colli go 0
l!IlIii'iT?HlJidffi
NOW PLAYING (
Adolph
The Little Symphony
The Musical Treat of the Season
t Ytitt al noriu.it 1 4
Impost iinlM'i sit
Phillips tniiverslt).
i Mloi'i . 1',, .
t Mln, co jv
t hiloito.
Phillips UlllM'ISlt).
Ilethuny oolli-lte, IS
Mr I 'hoi son college,
Chlloci o,
3.
II! .
illllll CO,
ChlliMoo. I,. HUits AA .M.. tl.
Chllocco, 2!t, Htntil A. S. St., 10.
ChlliM-co, 31; HI. Jfthn-H collegr, HI.
t'hllncco, 11, Phillips unlvpialty,
' III
fhlloceo, 31; Prillllps tinlvrislty,
The I'hllocco IhisoIihII nml tiacU
lentns hi In pracflie eoiy day now
muter the direction of Coneh Jones
Former Collegian (Julls Itiitiiois.
MOltll.Ii, Ala. M.ir.li 1
' Moon" Diic.ite, for eitis one of lb,
famous o,ulall m.iis i i i I i sotirli
who as wltli llie Mobi'e Hi iilii l'
iissiiiiuibin tiain foi ilu pit rw
ours, iiniioutn d In' niiiiiiui
from ttio gaini nml. 'i D( u'
plHe, l if III field f i M b H
Will lll'lii'i Ills I. llie i ) II i,i i I I
logo Imsi I. ill Ii mo.
I ndcr New .Maiiagciuctil
The Busby
Musical Comedy Company
Presenting tho Latest
Popular
Musical Tabloids
Fenturinu Clever Come
dians, Ueauty Chorus,
Newest Soni; Hits nnd
Pretty Costumes
o Tin; st m.l N.
Locklcar
SUj Dnicdetll, In The
i he
(.nut
Mr Itoblici j ' Nu t.ooil
Cinncili
Comphii chniigi- of l'lcluics
anil iiiidotlllo i-u-ry Hiimln),
Tiicsilu, 'I'hiii-silny and Satiir
day Monday Night
MARCH 21
I hil,i. i o
CHICAGO
THAIS T RAVI ATA
GARDEN - IJAKLANOFF
Most Gigantic
Greatest New
All Net Proceeds for Boys' Home
Tickets at Jenkins' Music Store
417 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Seats Now Sellin;
AND
Prices $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50
Phone Cedar 2531
Team Standing of Hoys'
Basketball League
Tiain W. I,. Pet.
Mogoo Sporting ... 4 0 t 000
( ht. Mphv, Fr ch.. . I 0 1 000
I .ce i.i'Miing : ii .Mm
t'nillllae 1 3 .333
Hiiiiis llmvurd .... 0 ,1 .000
Southern Hiiidwnre. 0 4 .0U0
The Munilny School league chnm-
plonsblp will be settled on tho Y
M C A mini this week wh II the'
College Hill five moots the First M
i: iiKKil-gnllon. Ino College Hill
lagirs took awav all of tin honors
In tin- f Ii h( round of the league
s. bediile while the First Methodist i
niilflt was In a clas by Itself In the
soi ond round The first of u two
rx4ivtISorta.s
T()NiriMT-7W
TIRST M.E,
CHURCH
.'- HOULIH II ST
STRAND
Maurice
Presents
"The Last of the
Mohicans"
From the WorldKnown Story by
James Fenimorc Cooper
ROLIN
Schedule, IIS IS, Ilia, I2i30,
GRAND
ionvention Hall
- LAMONT
Company Ever
York Success in History
Bolm
Ballet
lout of three game series wilt
t layed Tuesday night Frldnv an l
Satllldny have bt-eii set ns tho dm-
I of tlio final two lrlnes
Fanner llojs Shirting Home.
IIF.UMN, March 13. The 'Amor
ban farmer oojs who came to td-i
many with a shipload of catilo i,
contly, left hern today for llrcim n.
from which port they will reluin '
American on hoard tho steamer
New Itochellc.
DANCE
Mtcnd tho ilnnccs nt tlm
Moose Hall, ilW't South Hos
Ion Ave, 'rueslii)H, Tliursilajs,
I'llilnjs unit Sntunlnjs of each
week, Host music In tin; city,
( nine anil bring our friends.
co.MMirrrn.
NOW
PLAYING
Tourneur
COMEDY
2, .1:15, I30, .1:15, 7, Htl.l, lM0
OPERA
Tuesday Niht
MARCH 22
HEMPEL-BONCI-RIMINI
Taken on Tour
of the Company
ROBERT BOICE CARSON, Mgr.
i
HUflt

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