Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 6

JOPLIN GLOBE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1924. Teapot Dome Is Not a Golf Scandal but It Sounds Like a ''Fair Joplin Bmketee rs Will i LEAVE TONIGHT FOR Play Webb City TonigM DRURY TOURNAMENT Return Gaines Are to Be Fought on Webb City Contest Promises to Be Another Fiery Team Will Leave Immediately After for Springfield. Ucd niul Given Cage Sqiind "Will Go to to Battle AVitli Other Entrtes. KIRKWOOO WINS IN HOUSTON TOURNAMENT Shoots a 259 iii Municipal Melilhopn Is Seconcl Wltli Creavy Third. I''or the seconcl time this season Webb City will be thrown together.

City court, starting at 7:30 o'clock. The girls' game is likely to be another Hiiirited affair such as it was on tlio first meeting when the lo- cnla np the Webb City slate by griving- them their first trouncing of the year. The score was close, being 2G to 20, There Is little doubt l3Ut that the Webb City girls will be out strong for revenge. Center Is Back. Hari'is, regular Webb City center, was out of the game on the first meeting and with her back in the running, the stock of the team will he boosted.

Moss, Joplin forward, who helped trim Webb City, will not be in tlie fray this time, having In- her ankle in that'game AVhich cut hor out for tne season. 'fhe Webb City boys were defeated, 27 to lo, but it is probable that they, too. will present a stronger front on their own court. The boys' game will be played first tonight so that the Joplin squad may get an early start for Springfield, where they play in the Drury tournament which opens tomorrow. the basket ball forces of anil Tonight they will clash on the Webli ticipate in the Drury college invitation tournament.

Still In tJiu Running. Both schools met in Joplin a few weeks ago, wlien Webb City lost both games. It was tlie first defeat for the local girls' team, but that was attributed to the illness of Uoro- thy Harris, center, who did not take part in the game. Every effort wlU he made by the girls here to retrieve their loss. Having lost only one game, they are not out of the running for the championship.

They plan to go to Springfield in a few weeks to compete for district honors. The Webb City boys have been put through a hard week of practice in anticipation for night's game. They have not been successful in winning a majority of their games so far, but an Improvement has been noticeable with the playing of each game this season. Tomorrow night's game will begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock. CITV GIRLS OUT TO EyEX THE COUNT Webb City, Feb.

27. The basket ball teams the Joplin and Webb City liigh schools, ancient rivals, will clash here Thursday night in what is expected to be the banner game of'the season for the local entries. Ths games were scheduled for Friday but they were pushed forward one day because of Joplin going to Springfield to par- Reduction on our entire line of Chase Auto Robes MoT SCHIFFEROECKER CLUB 0 HOLD ITS MEETING Animal Gntlierliig Will Be Called Next Set oC Of- flcei-s to Be Elected. The annual meeting of the ferdecker Golf club will be held some time next week, the exact date having not been definitely decided. It was scheduled for the first Tuesday in iXIarch which falls on March 4, but since the Izaak Walton league has issued a call for a mass meeting on that night, arrangements will be made to prevent a conflict.

Connor Wise, secretary of the club, said last night that he knew of no special business that was to come before the club. Annual elec-'! tion of officers be held and plans for the year will be discussed. Wise said that the cliib had been self-supporting and plans for keeping it so would be made. Immediately following the Webb City game tonight the Red and Oreen basket ball team will embark by automobile for Sprinjr- fleld where they will take part In the Drury tournament which opens tomorrow morning. They hope to arrive in Springfield shortly after midnight and will get In a rest before the tourney opens.

No drawings for the teams have been announced and local officials do not know when their first game will be played. The opening gun la at 8:30 o'clock. Joplin, Springfield, Carterville, Warsaw, West' Plains, Willow- Springs, Mountain Grove and Fort Scott are the teams entered. The first three are Southwest Missouri league teams. Joplin has broken even with Springfield in two games and defeated Carterville in one.

Must IJose Two. The double elimination system wiH be used in the tourney, that Is. a team must be defeated twice before it is out of the running. Captain Elliott, Potts, Crandall, Gish and Wright will make the trip and three or 'four others will be taken but they have not been definitely named. Splva, Tucker, McManamy, Ellsworth, Meadows and Blair are the likely candidates from which the extras will be picked.

The squad will be in charge of Coach Eddie Grigg and Athletic Director Humphrey may leave here tomorrow afternoon to join them. The tournament will run for two days. Service and Quality We have enlarged our quarters to give better service to our and dealers in all our lines. Profit by our years of experience with PAINT BRUSHES LEAD OILS DRY COLORS WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS WINDSHIELDS MIRRORS ORNAMENTAL GLASS Distributors Morgan Paint Glass Co. 819 Main Joplin, Mo.

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Fur. Qiiapaw, Okla. CARTERVILIiE TO SEND 8 PliAYEKS TO TOTJRNEV Carterville, Feb. members of the high school basket ball team will leave tomorrow afternoon for Springfield to take part in the Drury (College invitation basket ball tournament. A.

W. principal of the high schoo' and coach, will accompany the team. Those to make the trip will be Japies and John Rusk, Ray Kepple, George Evans, Marvin Breeden, Dempsey Ridley, Rueben Furry and Donald Berry. Cartervilie has won three confer- games and lost only one to Joplin. The high schools of Webb City, Jasper and Neosho were defeated by the local team.

flOPYRIQHT PLATB GLASS, OOMPftNV JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS WIN DOUBLE-HEADER First Teaui Conquers Baroca Class While Seconds Ducn- weg Underlings. The junior high basket shooters won a double victory on the local court yesterday afternoon when the first team from the Baraca class of the Byers Avenue Methodist" church, 18 to and the second team wallope.d! the Duenweg seconds, 33 to 13. I The first game was fast and interesting all the way through while the locals had a bigger edge over their opponents in the second encounter. Scores of the. games follow: First team lineup: Junior High Position Baraca Class Mills (c)(6) R.Bloomfieia(2) Robinson M.

Bloomfield(5) Hickam (2) Beaver Carlin (10) Martin Wyatt, Shaddy, Duffleld (4) Snow Second team lineup: Junior High Position Duenweg Wilson (10) f. Wimsett (2) Thompson (2) f. Apple (2) Aggus (15) Fair (5) TurnbuU, Taylor, Johnson (2) Attebui-y (4) Moore (4) g. Adkins, Tarrant WEBB CITY REPVBUCAyS TO MAKE ELECTIOti PLANS Webb City, Feb. plans for republicans to place a ticket the field for the city election'; will be made at a committee meeting at Thursday night in the council chaibber of the city hall.

Members of both the men's and women's committees have been urged to attend. All vacancies that may have occurred in the different ward committees will be and a date set for a nominating convention. A joint meeting of the men's and women's democratic committees will be held Friday night at the city ha 'n. Tomorrow 'afternoon at 5 o'clock will mark the for democratic candidates to file for offices. Filings are being made with Mrs.

J. McLellan, treasurer, at the Empire District display room on Main street. SOONERS CLOSE SEASON WITH WIN OVER GRINNELL Norman, Feb. 27, The University of Oklahoma closed its basket ball season tonight Vlth a Jlissourl- valley conference victory over Grinnell college, 27 to 14. After the Sooners had piled up a lead of IC to 4, at the end of the first half, Coach Hugh McPermott siib.sLituted second men for Iho I 'egular Oklahoma ciulntet.

Houston, Feb. Kirk wood, Rockwood Hall, N. won the first annual open golf championship at the Houston course today with a score of 259 for the holes. Bill Mehlhorn of St. Louis was with 264.

Bill Creavy of Oklahoma City, by shooting extraordinary golf In the afternoon round, won third with 265. 265. Jack Burke of St. Paul anil Cyril Walker of New Jersey were tied for fourth place with 26S. R.

W. Treacy Qf Danville, 111., was next with 269. Others who finished in the money werei Tom Kerrigan of New York with 270; Tom Lally of San Antonio with 270; Charles Hoffner of Philadelphia witU 271; Henry ClucI of Bridgeport with 271; George Bowden of Clhcinnati with 271. PIKERS RALLY BUT FAIL TO CATCH KANSAS AGGIES St. Louis, Feb.

Kansas Aggies defeated Washington university, 33 to 30, in a Missouri valley conference basket ball game here tonight. The farmers held a safe lead up to the last few minutes of play when Washington staged a rally but lacked the punch to put a victory across. Sensational shooting by Bunker featured the gante. Junior High JOetcata Emerson The junior high school "Hl-Pliers," a basket Ball team coached by Miss Dora- Carney, won a 27 to 4 victory, from the Emerson school five on the Emerson court yesterday afternoon. State Apiarist to Speak.

Carthage, Feb. J. Lynne, state apiarist, will address a meeting of beekeepers of this district at a meeting to be held in the city, council chamber in the court house at 1:30 o'clock Satiir- day afternoon. All persons interested In beekeeping are invited be present. Records Fflll as Tiger Beats Jayhawk in Meet One World Mark'and Two Meet Records Are Shattered in Annual Classic Meet' of Two Donohue, Joplin Boy, Breaks Into Three-Cornered Tie for First in Pole Vault.

Two-mile run: Won by Fafe of Missouri; James, Kansas, second. Time 10 minutes 8 seconds. Half-mile run: Won by Plttlnger of MNsouri; Watson, Kansas, second. Time 2 minutes 1 second. Score: M.

U. 45; K. U. 27. One-mile relay: Won by Kansas (Fisher, Flrebaugh, McCoy, GrJKin).

3:28 2 -5, Pole Donohue, M. Dll- Missouri Hurdler Breaks Record Held by Simpson Kansas The world's record for the 60-yard high hurdles waS broken by Keeble of the University of Missouri here tonight in the annual Missouri-Kansas dual indoor meet. Keeble stepped over the hurdles in six flat, one- fifth of a second better than the record held by Bob Simpson, present Missouri coach. Kansas City, Feb. world's record and two meet records fell before the onslaughts of athletes of the Universities of Missouri and Kansas here tonight In their annual dual indoor track and field meet at convention hall.

Missouri won, 47 2-3 to 37 1-3. With a great burst of speed in the 50-yard high Inirdles, McCuUough Keeble of Missouri set a new world's record for the event, crossing the finish line in six seconds flat. The old record of 6 1-5 seconds was held by Bob Simpson, Missouri coach. Chauncey Simpson, younger brother of Bob Simpson, finished a scant foot behind Keeble. The crack Kansas quartet of established a new meet record ii the one-mile relay, chopping 2-5 oi' a second from the old record of 3 minutes 28 4-5 seconds.

New Sliot Mark. In the 16-pound shot put Richerson of Missouri bested the old meet record by 3 Inches when he heaved the weight 45 fett inches. In the 50-yard low hurdles Keeble and Simpson again stepped away from their Kansas oppoixents. both of whom tripped and fell, however. Three Missouri men Pittln- ger and Simpson, were the outstanding stars of the meet, scoring 29 of thblr team's points.

Keeble scored 10 points in winning the two hurdle events and Fittlnger duplicated this by firsts in the half-mile and one- mile runs. Simpson took second places in events and in the 50-yard dash. 50-yard dash: Won by Graham of Kansas; Simpson, Missouri, second. Time 5 2-5 seconds. Mile run: Won by PIttinger of Missouri; Pratt of Kansas, second.

Time 4:29 3-5. 50-yard high hurdles: Won by Keeble, second, Simpsoji, M. U. Time 6 seconds; new world's record. Quarter mile run: Won by Fischer of Kansas; Griffin, Kansas, second.

Time 53 3-4. 50-yard low hurdles: Won by Keeble, Missouri; Simpson, Missouri, second Time 5 9-10 seconds. High jump: Won by Poor of Kansas; Bransford, Missouri, second. Height 6 feet, I-inch. 116-pound shot put: Won by Richerson of Missouri; Etter of Missouri second.

Distance 45 feet sis and a half inches. lehbeck, K. and Goodell, K. tied first. Height 11 feet.

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