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The New York herald., 1920-12-30
REPUBLICAN, GOLFERS
WIN FROM DEMOCRATS
Elihu Root, Jr., and Supreme
Court Justice Finch Victorious

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
PINEHURsT. N. c., Dec. 20. - In the
second match of the series now being
played at Pinehurst by the Republican
Democratic foursome. Elihu Root Jr..
and Supreme Court Justice Edward Rid
ley Finch, Republicans, won by l up
against the Democratic team composed
of Justice John M Tierney and Thomas
W. Churchill, former president of the
Board Of Education.
Judge Tierney and Mr.. Churchill. the
ultimate losers, had their opponents
down at one stage of the proceedings.
Two Of the series of Ave matches have
now gone to the Republicans.
Edward +. Barrett and Justice T.
Frances Delehanty. who are waiting for
a chance to break into the big series,
played q match of their own on the
side. Mr.. Barrett won out on the home
green.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
COLUMBIA LEADING;
TIGERS FOLLOWING
Yale and HARVARD Lose in
Chess Tourney.

Columbia. Harvard, Yale and Prince
ton contested the second round of the
annual c. II. Y. Z. Chess League
tournament at the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday. but required night
session in which to complete the eight
games. Princeton scored another vic
tory this time over Harvard, by 211 to
H. the same score by which the Tigers
worsted Yale on the opening day. Co
lumbia's champions. despite the tie with
Harvard on Tuesday. went into the lead
with a total of 515 points. by virtue Of
the Blue and White victory over Yale
yesterday by 3la TO u. Princeton, there
fore. is in second place. with points.
followed by Harvard with 3la and Yale
with 2. 1t follows that the fate of the
championship depends upon the final
meeting between Columbia and Prince
ton this afternoon.
The summaries:
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

match with Morton Bernstein and sid
ney J. Gittler. although he permitted
Richards 20 do the bulk OF the work.
Richards and McHugh had plenty 20
spare in scoring their victory. for the
count was "a. 81.
The summary:
Junior National Indoor Tennis Champion
chip Singles Fourth Round-Harry Pickeils
Flushing High School, defeated John J.
Tucker. Horace Mann. SO. 40. Jerry LenR
George Washington High School. defeated
Arthur Orth, ga, al. william Aydeiotte.
Horace Mann School, defeated Al. Hopkins,
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Pierce declared the colleges were doing
their utmost to reduce the 35 per cent.
of rejected men in army examinations
during the war.
A national committee on arbitration
of athletic disputes was authorized. An
other committee was authorized to look
into the expense of conducting national
track and field meet and to raise the
money for the event so that the burden
will not fall on the big intercollegiate
bodies Reports on football and other
sports were heard at the afternoon
session.
New colleges admitted to membership
In the association were Cornell, Massa-
chusetts Tech. Annapolis Naval Acad-
emy. Central College. Depauw and Coe
The Pacific Coast Athletic Conference
also was accepted to membership.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Yale. G-3 CO Vincent Richards. Fordham.
defeated Parko Cummingn. Harvard. Go.
G-f
Boys Championship NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
llound-Wtliam Einsmann defen FED David =.
Hedeku, 81 Paulg School. G--3, &c, 6-3
Han, defeated Sidney y. Gittler Townsend
Harris Hal. o.. 80
Junior Championship Doubles. Third
Round-IIurd and Cummings defeated Brad
ley and Bradley, e. 6-2; Richards and
McHugh defeated Bernstein and Gittler,
G--i. Ga. Einsmann and Acker defeated
Gress and Fay. 0--i, g.; Fsrauhsr and De
biasso won by default.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
Defeats for One
College Olympic
Association Is IndOrSed
Yale and Oxford in
Cable Rife Match

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK
HERALD.
n T Ew HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2s.-
N A feature of the Yale rifle
team schedule made public
to-day Is to be a match with Ok
ford University of England con-
Quoted by cable on February IL.
Scores Immediately will be cabled
across the Atlantic by each univer-
sity so that the results may be
known promptly.
Yale's schedule follows: January
IL. Colgate; January 13. Cornell;
January IA. Columbia February IL.
Oxford; February IT. Dartmouth;
February "a. Leland Stanford;
March 1, Illinois: March 0, Prince
ton; April Is, Harvard.
The Yale freshman schedule Is
January /, Colgate; January 20.
Cornell; February II. Lawrence
Vile; February 10, Dartmouth
March IL, Princeton; March II. Har-
ward.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
CORNELL WINNER IN
Big CHESS MEET
Ithacans Lose to City College,
but Retain Title-New
Workers Second.

Although defeated for the first time
ty-second annual tournament of the Tri-
angular College Chess League at the
Manhattan Chess Club yesterday. Cor
nell's chess players. thanks to the con-
siderable advantage established in the
earlier rounds. emerged as winner or
the competition with record of three
matches out OF four and game total
of 10-6. Yesterday the Ithacans lost
to City College by 2h-1A. this being
due in a measure to the absence OF the
player at the third board. which gave
c. C. N. Y. one unearned point.
The championship was clinched by III.
Garfinkel. who won his game at Board
No. 2, and n. N. Gotthoffer. who drew
against H. Slochower of City College.
Captain Adelsberg, however. succumoed
in a hard fought game to A. Weispord.
No. / in the c. c. n. Y. lineup. IL.
Grossman. City College, also won.
City College made the second best
record in point of matches won and lost,
but the game total. SIS, was hair
point inferior to that of New York Uni
versity Sh-7h. The N. Y. U. team
was too much for the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology and won by 81.
L Denonn. d. Bourgin and ]. Zatulove
scored on the winning side, while 3.
Nelson was the sole winner for nj. l. 1.
The New Englanders. who started or
famously by defeating Pennsylvania,
finished with slightly inferior match
record, but better point score than the
Quakers. All things considered, the new
comers did exceedingly well on the first
appearance in the league.
At the annual business meeting the
following officers were elected: Harold
NJ. Phillips New York, president; IL.
Garfinkel, Cornell. '22. vice president;
II Helms, New York. secretary; H. Cas-
sci, New York, tournament director and
treasurer
BY vote of the delegates 1t was de-
cided to change the name of the Trian-
gular College Chess League, and 1t will
hereafter be known as The Intercol-
legiate Chess League. A new trophy
being needed, subscription list was
opened. A. Martinez, former president
of the Manhattan Chess Club. and Irving
Keene started the bail rolling with sub
scriptions of $40 each.
The summary Of yesterdays play fol-
lows:
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
Spears Is New Coach
at West Virginia

Special Despatch to THE New YosR
HERALD.
" HICAGO, Dec. 2e.-Clarence w.
Spears, head coach for four
years past Of the big Green
teams at Dartmouth College. will
succeed NJ. VI. ("Tubby") McIntire
as head coach OF the West Virginia
University eleven. according 10 an
announcement made here to-day by
n. A.. Stansbury. athletic director OF
West Virginia. Spears is regarded
MS one Of the rising young coaches of
the country lie was one OF Walter
Camps All-Amor.can guards in 1915.
his last year az Dartmouth.
In 1916 Spears coached the Dart
mouth freshmen eleven through an
unbeaten year and succeeded Frank
Cavanaugh as head coach In 1917.
In his first and second seasons he
did not show his worth at Hanover
because OF war conditions. But in
1919 and 1920 his teams have been
among the leaders.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
roRpHAM LAW SCHOOL FIVE BUSY.

Four games have been scheduled by Man
ager Rchman of the Fordham Law School
basketball team, which Is making an attempt
TO revive interest In the sport among law
schools. Games have been booked with Co
lumba Law School, Cooper Union, Drexel
Institute OF Philadelphia and the Brooklyn
College five. Negotiations are pending for
games with Brooklyn Law School. Crescent
A. G., ~ Y. u. Law School. Yale Law
School. Harvard Law School and others.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
NETS ELECT OFFICERS.

The Metropolitan Rowing Club, has elected
the following officers for 1921: President,
l.. A. Jauss: vlcc-president, g. r. Ffcke;
X. S. Thyme: corresponding secretary. 4. b.
Fieming; financial secretary. n. Richfield
captain Joseph Maher: lieutenant, John
schultz: directors. A. Knierim. II. w. Emer-
SON, ]. F. Calihan. Jr.. M. G. Davis and
Joseph A. Ryan.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
PITT DEFEATS DARTMOUTH s.

PITrsBURG. Pa, Dec. 29--The Univer-
sity of Pittsburg basketball team opened
the season tonight by defeating the
Dartmouth College team by a score OF
81 to 81. The game was fast and excit-
ing throughout and. although the Pan
theirs were always in the lead. they we're
never more than six points to the fore
and the Eastern boys kept the local net
in constant danger during the last few
minutes OF play. Jordan's splendid shoot
ing. backed up by McCracken's passing
was a feature OF the Panthers' play.
while the team work of the visitors
showed superiority over Pitt. Lineup
and summary:
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
ROD AND GUN NEW S

organizers of the Long Beach Fishing Club
and for time president of the organi-
Zation. He chosen president of the
Midland Beach Fishing Club when that or
ganization had dwindled TO small member
ship, and his efforts built II up to an influ-
entail organization.
Mr.. Niebert was very popular with his
fellowmen. lie died at his home on Christ
mas night of apoplexy.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
YALE FIVE DEFEATS BUFFALO.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HEnALn.
BUFFALO, Dec. 29.--In one OF the most
exciting games waged here In years the
Yale basketball five scored hard
earned victory over Buffalo University
tonight by margin Of three points.
Yale. led by Alderman. opened a SER
sational attack In the last few minutes
of play and overcame Buffelo's SEEM
ingly safc margin gained by Cohen's
scoring from centre Coach Sharpe
shifted his lineup several times and
after Bailey entered the game the Yale
team improved considerably. The line
up:
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.


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California decision which held Pacific Coast League
in
Heyde
indicted gamblers
White charged with criminal
Of Illinois We b o
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months confessed
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The New York herald., 1920-12-30
WISCONSIN RElxsrArEs ROWING.

MADISON. wis. Dec. 20.-After n lapse
OF six years intercollegiate rowing has been
rcinstated at the University Of Wisconsin.
T. y. Jones, director Of athletics. announced
to-day. Faculty recognition OF the sport
will be given at the first meeting In January,
Coach Jones said. Whether Wisconsin
crew will enter the intercollegiate regatta at
Poughkeepsie In 1921 depends solely upon
the quality OF material developed. n. Il.
Vail. rowing coach. said.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

England indicate that the British polo team which will
follows: No Lieut. Col Tomkinson handicap eight
Wodehouse
goalsb backM
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dispace Webb
c.
American squad The team let
be seect u n
Col Tomkinson and Major Let played
in
to 3 1921 matches there
be by
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The New York herald., 1920-12-30
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The New York herald., 1920-12-30
CLASS C CUE MEN PLAY.

In the 1872 Class c national billiard
tournament at the Rational Recreation
in Brooklyn yesterday two games were
played. as follows:
/ r. Johann defeated @. J. Steinbugler.
$50 TO 1873. Winners high run. %; losers. "a.
Sidney Brussell. 100; George Spear, l4O.
Winners high run, 20; losers, %.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

OF the twenty-five tournaments held
by the league Pennsylvania has won
eleven, Cornell eight and City College
one. In addition Pennsylvania lied once
with Cornell and once with Brown. one
of the charter members of the league,
but no longer n member.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

In the final round to-day Columbia
will meet Princeton and Yale will play
against Harvard. The annual breakfast
will be held at the Sherman Square
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
STUDENT MANAGER roR PITT.

PITTsBURG. Dec. 2o.--L. X, Klinestlvor Of
Sheffield, Pa. has been appointed student
manager Of the University of Pittsburg foot
ball team for the 1921 season. Tho appoint
ment made under n competitive system, WIS
made public to-day
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

90, seigel. Leight CO.. coldstein: Yale. Al
derman (4). ohley. Conklin. Cooper. Bailey
90. Fouls-Buffalo, Cohen, s; Yale. Alder
--Ortner. Cornell.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Nswel for cuon Pit rose DTeW Tor TOT shanep eP
Field goals-IIeep (2), Millard (3). Cullen
90. Moore. Brown. Jordan (6). Mclean,
Shaner. Goals from fouls-Cullen. 10 out Of
26. Referees--C. Haca and Jack Baird.
Time--Two periods OF twenty minutes.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
Il. IT. Nishsrt. Will KNOWN Angler. Dead.

In the passing OF Mr.. T. II. Niebert, who
died on Christmas night, the fishing frater-
nifty and especially those with leanings
toward casting. loses one of its most promi-
nent members. Mr.. Nebert was one OF tho
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

New York University played white on the
odd numbered boards The openings: l. for
feited: 2, kings bishop; 8. queens gambit
declined 4. queens gambit declined.
The final standing of the colleges fol-
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
God sim biting Inshore OFF Long Beach.

Fishing the inshore grounds on Tuesuay
small party Of fishermen on the Seinaoa'
from Freeport boated 81 cod running from
to 8 pounds apiece Capt. Bill Carman sslu
they we're n new run of fish that had Just
struck these grounds and that In all hk hksh-
hood they would remain for some time. lnc
average catch per man ran high, put s%ne %
aggregate weight of fish was not so hieh
as n catch OF 81 cod might Indicate
Otto St George said that the Selnada went
off TO the Cholera Banks on sunday anu
came ashore later with d5 cod. These Were
larger fish and one OF them weighed %
pounds There were not many people down
TO go fishing and these - fish were taken
by a small crowd. AS well az the cod' tney
ran into school of big blackfish ana
brought any quantity of them ashore. -
IL was too stormy on Monday TO make an
outside trip with the Port Washington fisher,
men, but st. George said that they Woulu
likely go out on Friday OF TINS week.
Spealing of duck shooting In the west enc
OF the South Bay st. George said that there
we're any number of birds flying about, but
that on account OF the mild weather they
had not been driven TO shelter and had not
settled anywhere In particular. The duck
shooting season closes In New York state to-
morrow, but Long Island has a special pro-
vision that permits shooting there until Janu-
aIy 3I. III we do not have heavy frcsts
within the next two weeks Il IL not unlikely
that some good shooting VIII be had In tho
South Bay.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Squaring the dress circlel
Four corners" amply
stocked with every evening
elegance.
Dress suits of soft, rich
imported fabrics - made
ito fit" not ito measure"
The crack custom tailor's
standard at much less than
the fine tailor's fee.
Dress overcoats. dress
shirts, dress vests, silk
hats, a'Shire collars, ties,
patent feathers, canes,
gloves.
For day dress cuta-
ways of fine imported un-
finished worsteds.
Separate striped trous-
erS.
+Re1tstered Trademarks.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18TH St. -Four at gath St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist ST.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
HARVARD VS.. PRINCETo

Total ........... IL Total ...... ...- "a
Princeton played white the t,f num-
bcred boards. The openings: /. centre coun-
ter .nnbit: 2. Sicilian defence. q. centre
gambi, g. Scotch gambit
The standing of the teams 10 date fol-
lows
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Total ......... 3ts Total ........ ~
Columbia played white on the odd num-
bered boards. The openings: !, queens
gambit declined; .. Ruy Lopez; 3. French de-
fence: 4. Ruy Lopez.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30
CORNELL VS.. CITY COLLEGE.

CORNELL VS.. CITY COLLEGE.
boards Cornell. City College.
I II. Adelsberg o A. Wesbord. .. /
2 H. Garfinkel. -. II. Sternberg.
3 L. H. Campbell. o II. Grossman..
A. n. n. Gotthoffer. u II. Slochower.. y
Total ............ III Total 2h
City College played white the odd num-
bered boards. The openings: !, Giuoco
piano; 2, Ruy Lopez; 3, forfeited; 4. Ruy
Lopez.
n. Y UNIVERSITY VS.. MASS. INST. OF
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Special Despatch to THn New YoRR
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

COLUMBIA VS.. YALI
The New York herald., 1920-12-30

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK
HERALD.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-09
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
LOUISIANA:

As the campaign for the Democratic
nomination for Congressman from this
district is drawing to a close. | wish
to say last word to the voters. l
greatly regret that it has not been a
physical possibility to see each voter
in person, though | would have es-
teemed it a pleasure to have met each
and every one of you. However, every
voter in the district has been mailed
a letter containing the legislative pro
gram for which stand, and it is my
earnest hope that these views will meet
your appreciation.
Neither publicly nor privately have
said anything detrimental to my OPP
pOnent and have at all times conducted
my campaign upon the high and digni
fled plane becoming the important posi-
ton for which | am candidate.
| can never forget the loyal ant
hearty support of my good friedns il
this campaign, nor that given me TIVE
years ago.
The assurances given me all over tn
district leads me to believe firmly tina
shall be nominated for Congress OF
September 14th, and | submit my cauS
with full confidence in the final re
suit. Respectfully,
(Ady.) JOHN N. SANDLIN
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MAYORS Court, shall be fined IN sun
of not less than $500 nor more IMAM
$4,000 or Imprisonment III the .o"ls
lookup. and worked on the slreels Vi
said town for a period of not less than
ten nor more than thirty days, or ootl'
fine and Imprisonment at the olScfe
ton of the Mayor.
Section ). Be it further ordained
to-: That all ordinances or parts o'
ordinances in conflict herewith De ait
! the same are hereby repealed.
The above ordinance being put 10 !
vote of Yeas and Nays, and the rol
being called the vote stood as follows
Yeas-E. II. Fisher, Fred W. Pellte
,cost. Carl Golf. J. S. McConathy ant
Leo Daniel.
Nays-None.
This done and passed on this tn
|23rd day Of August, 1920.
BERTRAM F. BARNETTE,
LEO DANIEL, Clerk Mayor
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-09
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM RINGGOLD

Mr.. ]. F. Albums, police member from
this ward is in Arcadia attending the
regular meeting of the Police Jury.
Messrs. Hub Cook and Big'un Gard
ner tried their skill as fishermen last
week, and were unusually successful.
Mrs, c. A. Thomas has had as her
guests her sister. Mrs. Milton John
son and little son, of Shreveport.
Miss Matte Jones and Maggie Smith
left last week to begin their school
work i'm Dubach and Gilbert, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Cook are visiting
in Arcadia this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Cook.
Misses Maggie Frey, of Hope and
[Irma Mizell, of Bistineau, are spending
the winter here attending the High
School.
The many friends of NJ. T, Cook are
glad to know of his rapid improvement
since undergoing a serious operation
few weeks ago.
The Ringgold High School opened
Monday with good enrolment. Quit
number Of the patrons showed thei
interest by coming out for the openin
exercises. Short talks were given b
Dr. Ben Albums, Rev. Harper, Mise
Joe Thomas and Annie Laurie Cool
Mrs. Jim Reagan and Mr.. Wiggin
The children and teachers seem full
enthusiasm to make this bannt
school year. A very efficient facull
consists of Mr.. Il. c. Virgins, principa
) Miss Irma Shehee, list assistant; Mi
Elsie Buckner, 7th and Sth grades
Miss Corine Kendall, 9TH and g.
!. grades; Miss Fannie Darden, 3rd al
y 4th grades, and Mrs. Ruth Tooke pl
mary.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-09
COMMISSIONERS FOR ELECTION
TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER /

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of the Parish Of Bienyille met
according to law at the Courthouse III
Arcadia. La, at u m, on August ~
1920 'Thc chairman declared a
quorum present in person and by
PROV.
On motion the drawing OF CommiS-
sioncrs of Primary Election to be held
September ii. 1920 proceeded as fol-
lows.
ARCADIA Phillip Brantley, Il, L.
Theas. b. c. Aycock, F. ", Pentecost
J. S. AIcConatny, Commissioners: J. Il
Brown, watcher; J. W. Robertson
Deputy Sheriff.
DRISKILL- Richard Smith, W. {
Drisldll. j. y. Driskill, /. Il. Cathey
G. r. DriskilI, Commissioners; Ton
Smith. Deputy Sheriff
BEAR CREEK.-T. J. Whitley, j
T. Calhoun. J. Y. Johnson, 0. W. Lewis
Commissioners W. 7. Bailey and Il
c. Grigg, Watchers; J. II. Boddle
Deputy Sheriff.
= I'IoN.-J. W. Mangham, ID. j
Franks. ]. d. Shelley W. J, Smelley
Dan Vernon, Commissioners; X. l.. WI
Hams. Deputy Sheriff.
MI. LEBANON,-F. F. Sutton, d
F. I!5werton. ]. c. Cox, Fl. p. Bakel
2, r {. Tooke, Commissioners. 5. L
Howcrton, Watchers; Z. {. Bric
Deputy Sheriff.
GiBSLAND.-W. l.. Hammer, Pau
IIammptt, Joe Randol, Ellis Brown,
T. Merritt, Commissioners; &.
Wren, Watchers n. Broadwell, Deput
Sheriff
TAYLOR. George Woodland, ". !
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Kniehton. Joe Royal, Joe Copeland
Nick Beck, Commissioners; Wallace
Strong, Deputy Sheriff.
BRYCELAND.-W, G. Pullig A. ID.
Ware. ". A. Bryan, Ellis Jones ana
W, L. Gray, Commissioners; W. l.
Cocker and W. L. GlOer, Watchers; A.
Brice, Deputy Sheriff.
BIENVuLE.-C. P. Harrison, Roy
Boone L. C. Head, w, B. Miller, W.
c. Webb, Commissioners; Henry J'heS'
Watcher. J. G. Robinson, Deputy
Sheriff.
! SpARTA.-B. T, McGraw, Tom
Murphy, Andrew Smith, j. f. Wllllalns
J. ]. HucEaby, Commissioners; ". u
Stewart, Deputy Sheriff.
SAILES.-T. J Page, John Long, )
n 1.,,os 4 Cole. IT. /. Aubrey
Commissioners: II. J. James, Watch
ors T G. Cole Deputy Sheriff.
,>,ooorn T. Perry H. c
1,,;,, wimhorlv r T. Slcdge
n,,,.,o,+or commissioners: G
- - Hall Wotohars. p 7
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