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The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Aronson First in Walk
Through Snow and Slush

Joe Aronson. who played a part in
the battle Of Belleau Wood. where he
stopped a bullet with his left knee, was
the hero OF the four and quarter mile
walk of the Pastime a. G.. yesterday
afternoon. Joe started from scratch
end splashing through snow and slush
finished in front in - minutes "a Sec
onds. Charles Uaggeman. another
scratch man. was second. fifteen yards
back. and Ben Jacobs was third
Jacobs led the field on its slippery
journey until three and three-quarter
miles had been traversed. Here Aron-
son, who moved through the field OF
eleven at pace that was at times
dangerous. pulled up on even terms
with the lea Ter. This pair slushed along
together undl they we're within 100
yards of the finish line. and here Joe
went TO the front. The summary:
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Cooper to Lead Tiger Five.

Spccidi Despatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALD.
PRINCETON. n. J.. Dec i.-The Prince
ton champion intercollegiate soccer
team has elected J. c. Cooper. a MEM
Der Of the junior class, as captain for
next year. Cooper Is a resident Of
Baltimore. and prepared for Prince
ton at the Gilman Country School
of that city For the last two seasons
Cooper has played a star game at goal
on the varsity and received his straight
up" for being on n championship eleven
this year. He played goal also on his
freshman team and was on his freshman
baseball nine
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Chatham Highs Games.

Seventeen games have been booked by he
basketball team of the Chatham IL. ~
High School for this season. Tho opening
contest with the quintet of Westfield High
school win be played al Chatham on Deccni-
her 10. Other games on the schedule fol-
low January 3. Battin High School Mt Chat
ham l. Dickinson High School at Chatham
~. Glen Ridge High school at Glen Ridge !.
West Orange High School at Chatham 2f,
Madison High School Al Chatham 81. Verona
High School at Chatham: February y, Nor
ristown High School at Chatham. Z. West
Orange High School at West Orange: 10
Dattn High School at Battin: 14. Summit
High School at Chatham; IL, Verona High
School al Verona; ii. bernard School al
son; 2s Morristown High School at Norris
town; March &. Boonton High School at
Chatham: II, Summit High School al
Summit
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Patrick Shields Leads Big
Field Of Runners in Storm
Wins Four Mile Cross Country
Race at Bloomfield.

Under the auspices of the Catholic
Young Mems Diocesan Union A four
mile cross-country run took place at
Bloomfield. n. j., yesterday afternoon in
a mild snowstorm. Patrick Shields Of
Bloomfield. with q handicap Of min
utes i5 seconds, finished first in 2O:09.
Harold Moore was second in 20:49 and
Thomas Marlsey. Bloomfield, third in
10000. Others who finished were George
Shaw. Bloomfield, 22:10; William Nc
Cabe, Bloomfield, 22:15: J. Brenan.
Newark, 2c:17: Frank keefe. Bloom
field. 22:16: William Moran. Bloomfield,
22:29: Harry Kearny. Newark. 22:2S:
Thomas Cunniff. Bloomfield. 23:i5.
Shields was awarded n gold medal for
winning and n silver cup for the fast
time prize. There were twenty three
starters
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Dartmouth Wants Boxing
Included in Its Sports

Special Despatch TO TIIn New YoRK HERALD.
T ANOVER, n. H., Dec. Am
RI agitation was started at
i Dartmouth to-day t. influ-
onco the Athletic Council toward rec
ognizing boxing as minor sport.
Undergraduate interest in boxing has
increas sed a hundredfold during the
past two years and it is believed that
the Green should be interested IN the
intercollegiate ring contests.
Eddie Shevlin. welterweight cham
pion of New England, is the Dart
mouth boxing instructor and ieclares
that a strong team could be devel-
oped az Hanover this year All the
holders OF the college championships
determined at "A boxing carnival last
year are now in college and would
form nucleus for a strong team.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
The Daley Brothers Divide
Larchmont Y. c. Trap Prizes
L. c. Wins One and E. M. Two
of the Shoots.

The Daley brothers divided the prizes
et the traps of the Larchmont Yacht
Club yesterday. The high scratch prize
was won by l.. c. Daley with a card of
sS out of a possible 100 targets. The
high handicap prize and the Take Home
Trophy were both won by Il. NJ. Daley.
There was also a prize for visitors. 1t
was won by G. A. LaBranche. Regard
less OF the fact that the day was miser-
able and the yachtsmen had to fire into
the teeth OF nasty snow squall the
scores We're high. The scores:
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Medward Haggerty Victor
Over Bowling Champion

Special Despatch TO TIE New York HERALD.
GREENWICH. Conn, Dec 4.-Medward
IIaggerty Of Greenwich sprang sur
prise in bowling circles last night at
the EllSs bowling alleys in Stamford by
defeating Mort Lindsay. national cham
pion, Ave out of nine games.
Haggerty had high score Of 2SS in
one game. His average for the nine
games was 210. Lindsay's was 1886.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Bates's Football Schedule.

LEWISTON, Me-. Dec. 4.-The Bates Col
lego football schedule for 1929 is complete
series OF three which annually determine the
championship Of tho Maine colleges. TIE
final date that with Brown At Providence
on Armsticc Day, was agreed on tonight.
Games with other than Maine colleges are
September %, Yale at New Haven; 30 New
Hampshire College at Durham: October {.
Tufts az Lewiston: ~. assachusetts AgGies
dauFp
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Bouts of the Week.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Star Sporting Club = Allie Mack vs..
Johnny Harvey, IL rounds; iiud Demp-
sey ". Frankie Curry, i2 rounds.
Freeport Audtorium--thnrley Goodman
w. Billy Mariowc, 10 ronnds; Ben
Ponteau vs.. Young Kid Norfolk, 10
rounds.
broadway Exhibition Association--IBobby
Michaels VS.. Ray West. IL rounds; Bert
Spencer W. Jimmy Duffy, le rounds.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Pioneer Sporting Cluh--Mike O'Dowd vs..
Louis Bogash. I: rounds johnny Inn
house vs.. Sanimy Cohen. 10 rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
load Medical Regiment Armory--Youug
s.eiIIy W. Sailor Red Taylor, le rounds;
Jimmy Ambrose vs.. Kid speck,, ~
rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Fifteenth Infantry Arrnory-Dan Stuart
a.. Soldier Stanley, Is rounds; Danny
Fields vs. Ralph Horton, IL rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Fcrty-Seventh Battalion Corps of En-
nincers, Isrook!yn--trish Willie Conway
rs. Mickey Slack; Solly Woods W.
leung Flanagan; Young Shane vs..
Johnny Clark ALI 10 rounds.
Seventh Regiment Armory-Atiantic Fleet
Championships.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Interest In Pocket billiards,

That there Is much interest i'm the city
wide pocket billiard tournament Of the
New York Billiard Room owners Asso-
citation Is indicated by the FIRST returns
Of the preliminary round. in which nearly
zoo amateur players are involved. The
tournament ut John T. Doyle's Academy
has reached the semi-inals. A round
robin will be played among Vernon
Whittle, Dave Rosenblum. Maurice
Bachc. Edward Andrews and tho win
ners Of tie which involves w. Herbert,
r. Irwin. ]. Burke and II. Enauest.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Taberskf Is Challenged.

In an effort to bring together Frank
Taberslxi. former pocket billiard cham
pion. and f. Ralph Greenleaf. present
title holder, to settle the discussion as to
their respective merits. on behalf OF
Greenleaf. Frank A. Dwyer challenges
Taberslsi to play Greenleaf match at
$50 points for $1,000 side and the net
gate receipts, the contest to he played
subsequent TO the Greenleaf- Woods
match.
Dwyer has forwarded challenge TO
Taberslli and has posted forfeit of $3.50
with the brunswick Bake Collender
Company. This challenge viii hold good
until December 10. and the match must
be played in the Rational Recreation,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Governor Believes in Boxing.

The misguided managers and boxers
who have apparently been ambued with
the delusion that they were above the
State law governing the sport and could
have the law changed to suit their
ideas. would do we'll to ponder carefully
the remarks of Gov. Miller as printed In
THE NEW YORK HERALD of yesterday.
The Governor makes it plain so long as
the Boxing Commission proceeds as 1t
las since it's appointment. it will not be
interfered with.
The wise course for the disgruntled
managers will be to obey the law as Il
stands, and not attempt to gain their
point through coercion. If they feel
that they have real grievances, and that
certain parts of the law or rules of the
Commission are unjustified, they would
DO better to attempt to attain their
object by moral suasion rather than by
force.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Mamaroneck Fishing Club Had Two Big
Days.
Sandy Hook I
The Horseshoe.

Mamaroneck Fishing Club Had Two Big
Days.
when the members OF the Mamaroneck
Fishing Club 20 fishing they go tho limit,
for they stay at the game for two days at
n clip. Several Of them journeyed over TO
Freeport on Friday. December .. and went
nboa rd the Meridian. The arrangements had
been made with Capt. Joe Raynor, and Ser
geant James j. Tracey gave the noted cap.
tain 20 understand that they wanted to get
a haul OF cod and that he had brought the
constable Peter Vauch. along TO gee that
the goods were produced. Capt. Joe never
biinled an eye, but just slid off TO the
Cholera Banks and Incidentally hooked the
noted party up 20 900 cod. A - FOUNDER
landed by u. I. Taylor. Supervisor OF the
village of Harrison, ~. Y. was the big fish
Of the day. and Bert Hunts twenty nine fish
was the high hook.
SO overjoyed were tho boys with their big
catch that they we're on the Job again bright
and early the following morning and Capt.
Ioe fiahed the same grounds with net re-
suit Of is0 cod. Bert Hunt came through
with twenty OF these and his take for the
two trims was ~ cod. Sergeant Tracy had
about $50 pounds 20 his credit. and this
made some load of fish. even for the husky
20 scrgeant Other big catches we're made by
Thomas Carol. auditor Of the town OF Rye
NJ ". Peter Nauch the constable: James
ssnsone. contractor. and Joe Diamond
Anglers from Port Washington Catch Cod.
Friday was Port washington day on the
selneda and the cod came aboard thick and
Fast at the Cholera Banks until 2Tl were In
he bngs. They were big fish. according 20
'wo AZ a clip. ON the day previous there
we're % men on the boat and they caught
z36 cod. When the Port Washington boys
aenra rio th,s they made , up Their T,a minds to
Tom Allen came over last year he showed
gc boys how 70 rs.her W ihe cod and he
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
creenIeaf Plays To-day.

F.. Ralph Grccnleaf. champion OF
pocket billiards. to-day begins a three
day session at the Fourteenth Street
Academy IN which he will forfeit 500
10 any Of the opponents he fails to de-
feat He will play Arthur Church, state
champion Charles Grogan, former title
holder. and James Natura.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Pocket Billiard Team TITLE.

In the Bushwicls Amateur League
series for the team pocket billiard
Championship of Brooklyn. in progress in
Lawler Brothers room. the first two
clubs In section A, r and G were yes
terday elected to the final round The
standing of the clubs which will COM
pete in the finals is as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Versatile and Active veteran.

Louis A. Ser'vatius. who last week won
the New York State amateur champion
ship at three cushion carom billiards,
was 73 years old October Ia. He learned
to play billiards in the ST. Cloud Hotel.
which was RACED to make room for the
modern Knickerbocker Hotel. now the
KnickerboclIer Building Mt Broadway
and 42d street. An active. wiry little
individual. he has been an amateur
sprinter and fancy skater and now is
called golf bug" On business he has
travelled extensively. In England and
South Africa he played English bill
liards. In France and Belgium he in
dulged in caroms. Thirty-eight years
ago. 1888. he won a championship cue
IN straight rail tournament at the
Crescent Club, then located above Kos
ter & Balls. on TNwenty-third street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Southern California May
Play Centre College Eleven

Los ANGELES. Dec. 4.-The University
Of Southern California football team last
night was invited to meet the eleven OF
Centre College of Danville,' KY, at San
Diego. December &c.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Cutler Runs 4O1 mt 1872.

Last Thursday night at Maurice Daly's.
Albert q. Cutler made run of 401 at.
1872 ballSline. He and Francis Appleby
agreed to play game of 800 points.
Appleby won the bank and failed to
count on the opening stroke. That was
the only chance to count that he had.
When Cutler had scored 300 Appleby
asked him to continue. The run was
then extended by 101. II was terminated
b. an alignment which masse failed TO
solve
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Macdowali Five Wins.

Afaedovall Lyceurn won lts tenth straight
victory yesterday afternoon ~ Palm Garden
by defea ting the fast Sugerman Five OF the
Tenn state League. The score was ~ 10 -.
1T,. feature was the playing OF Meehan. lie
scored twelve points for Macdowai. Dicl.
sruythe elso made a great SHOW Ing by MAX
Inc eiahf noirfe
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
All New Yorks Lose.

The Nj New York baaketbsii team last
night lost its first game Of the season when
the local quintet was dov'ned b. the Camden
Five OF the jersey State League nj Man
hatian Caslno. TIE acore was 20 90 ~.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Considering Training Site.

BOSTON, Dec 4-!The Boston Nationals
have four Southern cities under cOnsidera- :
lion as prospective spring training quarters
for 1922. Manager Fred Nftcnefl said To- day.
81. Petersburg. Orlando and Jacksonville IN
Slorida, and Macon, Ga. are being CON
aiderrd. President George W. Grant is OK
. o'vd n announce 'he choice th'r work.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Harmon and Clark Tied.

Charles Harmon and George Clark
are tied for the leadership in tho New
York State professional pocket billiard
championship tournament in Lawler
Brothers The standing Of the players
follows:
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
schaefer VIII Play Anybody.

Before the tournament began / de-
ciared that. regardless Of the outcome of
that event. ] would back Jake against
anybody. That declaration still goes
Now. let me tell you something about
betting. Hopes manager weat around
talking about wagering $4,000. $4,000
and $500 on his man and some. news
papers published his statements. Before
the tie game was played l went after
him and called his bluffs. He wouldn't
bet me a ten dollar note. 4 don't bet
was his response. At even money all
cot on. from every source. was S2,5O0."
Charles P. Miller, vice-president of the
Brunswick Bake Collender Company,
says the reason Schaefer is q champion
is because Graney's Academy in San
Francisco is closed. playing three
cushions and red-ball in that academy
and being well compensated" said
Miller. caused him to neglect if not
ignore ballSline the highest class of
billiards. which should appeal to every
ambitious player. / advised him to apply
himself to balkline. but could not int
fluence him. Now he has achieved and
enjoys distinction and, being young
man of exemplary habits. should COM
bine fame and prosperity"
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

Tender believes he can keel haul the
Sailor in fifteen round tussle.
- The boxing and wrestling champion
ships of the Atlantic Fleet OF the United
states Navy will take place at the
Seventh Regiment Armory next Satur-
day night. The tournament promises 70
be interesting.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Gossip Of the Athletes.

Entries for The annual indoor winter games
Of tho Mohawk A. g., 10 be held ut the
Twenty y-secOnd Regiment Armory next Satur-
day night, ,losc to-day with James j..
Brooks. 249T Arthur avenue. Tho Bronx
Thomas Lones \ one-tlrne star sprinter
OF the fIarbrook Ileights A. c. has with
drawn his application for membership in the
Morningside A. q. end announces that he
will represent The New York a. G. in COM
petition IN the future.
Harry Hnlsel. n member Of the America
Walkers Association has been elected man
ngor OF the walking team of the Harlem
Evening High School
The annual convention and election OF
Officers Of the Catholic Young Mems Ma.
tionai Athletic Union win he held ~ the
club house OF the Holy Rosary fyceunl IN
East 1i0ih street tomorrow night. Dele
gates representing the following clubs will
attend the convention Pauliat A. O.. Ca
thecrel Club. 81. Ansom's A. c.. ST. Mary'r
Catholic Union. 81. vnvcut Ferrer's a. g..
81. Margaret's Catholic Club Of Riverdaie
Catholic Ciub 81 West Harlem, Holy Crosse
Lyreum. So. Lucy's Young Mems Catholic
Club. f1oly Rosary Lyceuin. Yofisvilic Catho-
iic Club. Holy Name Club. Ascension Parrish
Hdisr and ~. Johns Club of king bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
GaiIeryites Come Early.

The Garden was thrown open at s
o'clock. but unlike former years the
crowd was slow gathering A band was
cn hand TO entertain the early arrivals.
but until 10 o'clock Il played to only =
few gallery birds. Az in former years the
saileryltes and those who make theiy
rest in the arena pit were the first in the
building. Hundreds of them showed their
way IN as coon rs the doors were opened.
and in a few minutes were perched in
their heavenly seats. where they intend
to remain until chased home at day
break this morning.
At IL o'clock tho balcony seats and
few boxes were occupied. and from
tiien on there was a steady flow OF fans
irto the reserved arena seats with che
result that when Leon Enrol. the
Broadway comedian. fired the gun that
sent the pack on its long journey the
building was pretty we'll filled and
crowds were still coming in.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
BILLIARD METEORS
WILL CLASH TO-DAY
Jacob Schaefer Champion Of
the World, and Roger
Cont at Daly's.
by THOMAS j. GALLAGHER.

Charles Tennes of Chicago. who is
managing Jacob Schaefer. worlds
champion at 1872 balkline billiards, and
Roger Cont, champion OF France at
1872, is in New York and will remain
during the next four days, while
schaefer and Cont compete in contest
of $500 points at Maurice Daly's. Tennes
says the young Frenchman, 20 years old
Is n wonderful billiardist What may
be expected to-day, tomorrow, Wednes-
day and Thursday. on each Of which
Schaefer and Cont will play two ses-
slons of 400 points. is suggested by their
performances at Cleveland and Detroit
the past week. AS was noted In special
dispatches TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
iast Monday night at Cleveland Cont
m ade 900 points Ia three innings. vet was
beaten by the champion. who scored
400 in four innings. At Detroit last
Thursday night Cont, who was behind
In contest extending over two days
made n sensational finish and won. He
concluded with runs of 104 and 252 and
scored a total Of SS6 while Schaefer was
accommodating l4s.
With relation to the activities of
Schaefer and Cont this winter Tennes
says: Jake will accept Hopes chai-
enge for the championship. but tire
game which will be played in either
New Yo,t or Chicago, will not take
place until between March 10 and April
i. He will avail himself of an. exemp-
ton that was intended for Hopes
benefit. But in the meantime Hoppe or
any other player can get match at
from 1,Jco to 5000 points for from 81, 600
TO $4,000, such match not to have any
bearing ON the championship.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

In the next bouts at the Garden. Lew
Tender will meet Sailor Friedman in n
fifteen round bout December 16. These
boxers have met in short bouts, and
Friedman has had the advantage.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

An advertisement In the Lost aud
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
GERALD offers real possibility OF
reoorciiH0 popr lost property
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

MARK

puppies and grown stock pedigreed. chan
pion strain Wantagh Kennels Reg. A. X
G.. wantagh. L. |. Tel. Wantagh 1853.
, 1921-07-09
MCPHERSON TO
START SECOND
OIL TEST HERE
Location of New Hole TO Be
Started Saturday Only 10
Fee, East Of Well Aban-
donrd by Syndicate

4 new hole Will he spudded IN ey
III. Mcpherson syndicate on It's hold
ms oomprls!ug section Sc-5i-'s lNins
a, the edge or East Casper tomorrow
morning The new hole viii he drilled
tu,t 1-e .ast of the first hole which
Us abandoned at a depth " 1000
feet because o. a crooked hole.
Efforts are being made 10 rush the
Mcpherson hole so that definite
Ln-oUledse Of the oil sands viii be
obtained before the winter months
Much faster progress can be made on
IN. new hole than on the first test
because tho company has a log OF the
formations.
No other test thai Is being made in
this vicinity would be Of as much
importance TO casper as a successful
completion or the now Pho
well.
The hole Will be started big enough
10 permit drilling to the second sand
While, should lie al "a depth OF APP
proximatcly $500 feet. \ good show
Ing OF oil was encountered In the
abandoned well at a depth OF 1850
feet.
, 1921-07-09

Dale creek VALLEY, backed UP the
waters OF Dale creek. IL lies in the
sherman mountains about rs miles
west OF Cheyenne and adjacent TO
the Lincoln highway. There Is a
fine log lodge at the pond which VIII
lie used as n clubhouse. a custodian
will be employed.
The Laramie County Rod 4 Reel
club. organized a year ago. has be-
come perhaps the o active
sportsmcn's organization in Wye
ming Its primary purpose IL TO
keep the stream OF h Cheyenne
district stocked with trout and 10
assist in enforcement Of laws for
the protection of game fish. This
season the club has planted more
than zoe, 900 young trout in streams
within easy motoring distance OF
Cheyenne. these including Lone
, 1921-07-09
|I ALIENS ROUNDED UP FOR
GAME LAW VIOLATIONS

EANLINS. Wyo, July s. Repre-.
ssntstives Of the state game wardon's
office have been rounding up aliens
in this vicinity who have been VIC
latinS Tho game LAS. both through
possessing firearms and through n.
legal hunting and fishing. Eighteen
aliens n majority OF them employed
as railroad track laborcrs. were found
in Possession firearms. Tho weapons
we're confiscatcd forthwith. At Rock
River James Peter. a Greek, was ar
rested on the charge Of killing "A sag
hen and leaving eight baby chickens
TO die. He was fined SOS and costs
OF SIS. a Hanna Nick Hurma and
rote Louis. also Greeks, wore charged
with killing doves and were fined SOS
and us costs each. At Rawlins T.
Takshashi, a Japanese. was charged
with selling game fish and fined ;.5
and sI5 costs.
, 1921-07-09
UNION PACIFIC TROUT
PRESERVE is LEASED BY
CHEYENNE FISHING CLUB

a piA e for M development Of trout
with which 10 stock tresms of the
Cheyenne region. The lease was
delivered to the club Wednesday and
tho organization will take posses
sion Immediately.
The preserve consists Of Si-S
acres surrounding a large pond ere
ated when Dale creek fill, on which
the tracks OF the Union Pacific Q
, 1921-07-09

Tree. South Grow. Middle Grow.
North Grow. Horse. Pole and Bear
creeks. As many more trout will
be distributed TO these and other
STREAMS before the 1891 campaign
Ia completed.
The club wednesday night re
elected James Horiskey secretary
for another term OF one year. Other
officers. elected a year go and
serving two-year terms. are Henry
II. Arp. president: }. V. Ellis. vice
president: Edward Storey, treasurer.
, 1921-07-09

CHEYENNE July S-"Da,e
Creek pond. the trout preserve
created nearly q year, ago FOR thu
edineatlon - ths Union Pacific rail
ruad company and their guests. has
been leased Tor a period o. five years
hy tn BOD a Reel club Of Chcycnn'
and will De- used for the double u
pose OF providing "a fishing pr-
serve fu- members of the club and
, 1921-07-09
HONORARY MEMBERS.

WASHINGTON, July s-Announcc
ment was made today by tho M
tionsl Association for Constitutions.
Government that President Harding
and Vice President Coolidge had az
copied honorary membership in til,
organization.
, 1921-07-09

Mrs. Cal Smith has resigned her po
sition as public st~enosrapher in tn
Oil Exchange building
, 1921-07-09

Miss Ella white OF Rome. y. Y.
is visiting with her brother. Fred
White Of the New York OF company
, 1921-07-09
MEMS SUITS

Every Suit in stock is this years mer.
chandise and up to the minute in style
and quality. Strictly guaranteed, pure
wool and zeal the union label.