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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN
mrie'n Nssip,pg Talon ssu, so'io,l

Edwin Anderson of Chicago, arrest
ed at san Bcrnnrdlno. Cnlif, on q
charge Of having embczzlcd S20lOOO In
Liberty bonds and currency from Earl
/. Hart. for whom he noted MS salcs
manager, was sent back Il Chicago
with his wife. without any guard. II
was announced 10y + u. Delss, chief NJ
police.
Death losses from the sinking ~ the
steamship Governor or Point Wilson,
near Seattle were reduced to nine
when an error In the list Of survivors
was Ct 'arod up by the discovery that
the name Alfred kusenu, Los Angeles
reported missing. should have been A..
ward liscun, Spokane. Wash, who WIS
snycd.
The Lafayette, the tnllest tree In The
talavoras grove of big trees, eighty
five miles east of Stucklon. CAT, has
been blown down The tree was 200
feet tail, and had q diameter Of thirty
feet at the hnsc \ forest ranger, who
reported the tree had fallen, said that
IN February the hotel az the grove was
shaken as u hy nm earthquake, aud
that soon as the snow recrdcd he found
the tree PROSTATE,
city, county and federal officials
have worked without success In at.
tcmpts Ia fiHd 1--WE men, believed To be-
McXicans who, according 10 rostmns.
ter l.. Il, Bailey, forced him. at the
point Of guns, Ia open the safe IN the
Bisbce, Ariz., postofflcc ana turn over
Ia them n package containing about
$4,000 In currency and several thou.
sand dollars In postoffce funds, Bai-
ley Is confined to his home, suffering
from minor Injuries caused by having
been bound and gagged.
A recheck Of votes east In the mn.
niclpal election showed Pomona, Cullf,
went blue" by ffty.thrcc votes. The
vote on the ordinance providing all
places Of amusement whore admission
rs charged should be- closed on sunday
WAS 2,O7g for and 2,O2G against. Mo.
ton picture interests announced they
will test the validity OF the ordinance
and II II is held valid they viii keep
the thenters closed every day. The
contest was the closest ana most bitter
ever held here. Ministerial forces fa,-
ured the measure.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15

Knickcr-"rh law doesn't allow
you TO curry n revolver Booker
But you may carry the other fellows
bullets
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15
Southwest News
From An Over
NeW Mexico
and Arizona

queen MINING Company, lhfRpht cop
1Der producer Ia Arlznnu. viii he sus-
pended April ~. until the large sui.
plus Of copper now ON hand cnn be- re-
duced 10 n normal basis according 70
announcement made here by Grant II.
Bowel, manager NJ the company.
The secretary OF state now lns re-.
cciyed nll of the hills passed by the
Arizona Legislature and noted upon by
the governor. There nre 1Si bills In
III. This Legislature exceeded the
number Of hills passed ley the I%eglsln-
turc two years aga by iva bills. The
Fourth Legislature passed i1o bills.
A new hotel is to be- erected on the
site Of the old Southwestern NJ Roy, y.
NJ, which was burned sometime ngu,
ana the work nf putting In the bnsr.
ment Inns already been started. The
new building will be- made of brick
and concrete aud viii be- modern In
every way, having u fun basement
which viii house the steam heating
plant.
At least two mcn were cruclficd In
New Mexico on Gool Friday. There
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I'm operntIon for sIytenn yenrs and thn
land surface of he oldl,ys within 1oo
foet of tbe MIN ofrlre has h,cn trnd.
den by countless feet. tho discovery
has lust been made Tint nsbestos dc.
posIts exist. The nsbestos * found an
the surfncc penernlly with n hnngInp
wall of serpeutInn nnd II usunllv rms
from surface down. rbe discovery an
the property IL I'm the nature of mock.
els. nftrr IA, mnnner of Tho Canadian
osbestns dnnnsits.
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Costor pnrndn against tbe Unitn1
Verdn Eyt,usinn NInlrg Commune hy
plnIntirCs cnnnspI +. g S-trurkmevnr
II. II. Wrstoryclt and C. T. .1obps pnr.
ndn wns vorklup ns fl mlu.r and
mucker In n slone am fine I9on-fnot lcv
al ON Nav. % tDon rrnnIrinp rcmoy
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quantity of rock fell on his right foot
aud ankle, crushing the bones and mu.
tllnting the member.
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ranges whore valves bny. hn.u n mon.
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has sawed Thousands of d~nltnr.' O,r,b
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15

Newspapers Of Vienna appear TO be
certain that the episode resulting from
the attempt 81 former Emperor
charles to r. establish himself ns king
~ Hungary Il ended,
The Greeks have been defeated by
the Turks In the battle NJ Eskl-Shehr,
n y n communication issued by the
headwntcrs Of Mustnphn Kemnl rnsha,
Turkish Nationalist leader.
Fifteen thousand were rendered
homeless In Manila In n fire. the most
destructive In more than twenty years,
which destroyed 1900 homes IN the
northern section Of the city. q native
quarter known as the sun Laura dis
trlet.
Measures nre being taken 10y the
Russian soviet government Ia allow
foreign owners ~ manufactures In
Russia Ia exploit their properties un.
der u regime similar to thnt estnb.
lishcl for the mines, II was announced
IN u wireless message from Moscow
sent cut boy the soviet governments
service.
The volcano Of popocatopctl Is In
action again. a message received nc
Vera Cruz snys thousands of lnhuhl.
tnnts of the surrounding area have
left. Columns Of gus nnd sulphurous
smoke are shooting skywnrd 10 u
height NJ more than 5000 meters.
Streets In three nearby towns are Gov.
ei,d with hot lava.
France has lost approximately ~
~ her population since the 1917 cen
sus, according 10 the early returns of
the 1921 census. In n fourth NJ the
population area, Including l'uri, ana
eighteen departments. three depart.
mrnts showed u total gnin of 10000.
while fifteen departments lost I 1900.
Paris was found To be- almost station
AIRY.
Prince Andrews of Greece. brother
of King Constantine, has died FROM
wounds received IN fighting ucni
Brusa, says Il C%unstautinurle dis.
pitch. quoting u Turkish announce.
mrnt. The Turks also assert HAT Gen.
crHl Nluchnpoulos. who was In com
mnud Of the Greek attack against the
Turkish Nationalist IN the Brush
front, has been Killed In action.
Despite the new trade agreement he.
tween Grent Britain aud soviet iiussin,
The large portion Of the extremely
small amount of goods entering Rus.
sin through Esthoula continues to be-
of American origin. one frcightcr In
llcynl has just unlondcd 10000 pnirs
of American shoes and u quantity Of
leather for shipment into Russln, while
another American steamer similarly
laden has Just arrived there.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15

GENEhAL
Married In 1869, separated In 1874,
seeking divorce IN 1921 Is the tragic
record Of John Mcntzer's murringc to
Elizabeth +. Ment2cr. The casc came
np for trial In the superior Court nj
Marion, Ind.
Emphatic denial was mndc at the
offices of the United States steel Cor.
porntion In Sew York of published slo.
rlcs that wage reductions Of 20 per
cent and cuts In prices at iron and
steel products were contemplated by
the company. No policy on these lues.
lions has been adopted, It was de-
clarcd.
Three hundred brcwcrics nre clam
nrlug for permits TO brew medicinal
beer under the recent ruling Of the De
purtmcnt Of Justice, according to Fed.
crnl Prohibition Commissioner Kramer.
"Onc or two brewcrics could munufuc.
rure enough beer To meet the legitl.
mate medicinal needs Of the entire
United Suites Kramer said.
4 worlds record for speedy con
structlon Is claimed for the tanker Ag-
~, .,,"ann
and i,nnrh.d ~ -pnilnJrlrLIp .t Inc
SIM ~shIpbuildlnr yurd nj Chesicron.
c.Delnwuro. The vessel. i20iO dead
weight tons and 49, feet long between
prrpendlculurs was built 100 ninety soy
en- working days witch the company
says ia u record ior Tine ''No of i'e
shin.
Gou. 4 a. pcrshiug. Zoo undressing 70
ma-. mcctIus boz Sew Norh. FOO arouse
public sentiment fur nctt,rucut of lns
pirll condition. inr wounded >olIiur-
lrrlurpI ,>IsiIue ur-uuI litou~ tur the
care oi wounded Nclrinns Na'' iniI'd
Doc ihoir purpose
,,aHI aprruiors oft S"prIn.flplI. lll.
.>lIpIued thut. 30 reduction of goo ,ruts
.u lou m cont is mndr ut thI. tlmc tu al
I.V rlruf. nud individual consumers to
ranI.u.-h thcIr stock for next winter
uuI ia aid boo thr movement of carr.
uuu standing .dlo un uilltund tracks
Practically 900 operator, reduced tn0ir
prices.
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1890. n
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15
En- ROUTE.

lplned Pas.
sonRer Cwuving
wildly 10 con
ductor) Say.
usher, won't you
p'litoly teque'
that lady IN
front TO take
her hat onf
Can't see a
thing.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15
No N ore Misery
After Eating
Just Takes An EafOnIO

''The first dose OF Entonic did mo
wonders. take II at meals md am
no longer bothered with Indigestion
writes Mrs. Ellen Harris.
Thousands OF people, like this dear
lady, gratefully testify about Eatonlc,
which does It's wonders by taking up
and carrying out the excess acldlty and
gases which bring on indigestion,
heartburn, bloating. belchlng ana food
repenting. Acid stomach also cnuses
about seventy other nOn-Organlc all
ments. Protect yourself, A big box
~ Eatonic costs but n trlie with your
druggists guarantee.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15
rs couGmNag USE
DiStemper Compound

and ret them back In condition. Twenty-ssvs.
made 'SpoHN'S" Indispensable In treating
a.. lnnucnza and pirtempcf with their %reaultinR
nd all diseases ~ the throat, nose and luarg
~ ns preventive, acts equally well ~ cure
10 per bottle A. all drug stores.
Al COMPANY, GOSHEN, IND.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-15
Jungle Fashion.

Jungle Fashion.
The Observation-Disclosures Just sup
pose ! had 10 cover up my ears as the
girls do New York Sun.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Havana Entries
TUESDAY

First race (hve and q half furlongs: two
year-old maidens. claiming: s700)-sTag
Day. 102: Aleso. 107; Diversity. 1o7; Who
Can Tell, 10; Lustre, 10; Asecta. 40;
Fictile, 110.
Second race (hye furlongs two-year-olds; /;
ST00)--Littie Black Sheep, l0a Forgeahead,
1906; Fincastle, 105 Don Manuel, 105; Foul
Weather. lo5 Buckingham, 112; Reliable
ity 112.
Third race -ysar-olds and up
claiming; five and a half furlongs s70o)-
"Lady Betty 10l, Wedgewood 104 LADY
Hester. 107; Gallon Berry. 1o7. Cortez, 1917 ;
Mr.. Jiggs. 107; Tony. 1o7: sFrascuelo i12
Frank Burke. liz; Butler, 112. John J.
Casey, 112; Pittsburgh, 112.
Fourth race (shree- -year-olds and up;
claiming. Eve and half furlongs; ST00)-
Huilo. lo4: sSure Get. 104: eBlly Boots
104; Forbid, 1l2; ~MiSe lie; Mess Kit, 1915
sMr Kruter. 107: 4Donnaroma, 1O8: Jul
1o9; Chisca, 1t2; Far East. 112; 81 Gen
try, 100.
Fifth race Cone mile and a furlonr three
year -ods and up; claiming; sTo0)--s Fly
Howe, f01; 'Takaion March l0l: sum
mer Sigh, 10l: Rockport I09 Eola 100
FHarry Nj. Stevens, 1903
Sixth rage Cone mile and aftv wards
three-year oIds and up: claiming: s7O0l--
MAdred, lo7; ~9undy Van. IO7 sHarry
Glover l02; "Baby Faust. 102; Tawaseu-
tha, 100; *Loyalist 100: Mlsericorde. 1o7
Fireworth. l1o.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Neoc Field of Contenders Open to Leonard

PENNY LEONARD, lightweight the world will
action Madison Square Garden night Leonard
Ward welterweght New Jersey
will
in The O a Hebrew charity
his friends Benny
Mr. Ward Leonard is donating his gratis He has been
whether his rival has S10000
of his value office attraction Leonard
apiang his Benny reputation then
championship Ward should least practice not stepping
this ambition
legitimate lightweight. His enemy willing
the weight without weakening himself Between
should reasonably
Sailor Friedman Of Chicago, proved worthy rival
night He is entitled championship battle
lightweight
George California If properly handled this is
bound to be heard within the
and good, hitter with either
He made monkey Wagond
gtweght Eagle to-day about where
Freddie Welsh
weight championship.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Nittany Lions Favored
To Defeat Coast Team,

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 27.-Univer-
sity Of Washingtons football team
meets an almost traditional rival in
the Stadium here December 8 when
Coach Hugo Bezdek brings his Penn
sylvania State eleven to meet the Sun
Dodgers in the second intersectional
gridiron struggle played in Seattle.
On the basis Of early season re-
suits, Penn State will be the stronger
when the two teams begin play But
one team has been able to score on Bez-
dek's crew this fall until the Nittany
Lions met Harvard October 22 Beg
dek's men had the edge on the Cam
bridge eleven until the closing minutes
Of the contest, when the Crimson put
over the tying touchdown Of a 21-21
score October 20, in its first inter-
sectional game, Penn State defeated the
strong Georgia Tech. eleven. % to T.
The record Of the team this season
includes victories over Lebanon Val
ley, 53-0, Gettysburgh, 24--0; North
Carolina, 35-0, and Lehigh, 28-7.
Coach Bagshaw took over the direc-
tion Of green squad when he came to
Washington this year. Comparatively
easy victories were scored over the 9th
Army Corps, 24-7; Whitman College,
TO, and University Of Montana, 2s-7.
Then the Oregon Agricultural College
defeated Bagshaws eleven, 24-O.
Every effort of the Washington team
has been bent toward defeat Of Penn
State, and Purple and Gold supporters
are confident their eleven will make its
best showing of the season December 8.
On November 5 Washington upset pre-
dctions by holding the strong Stan
ford eleven TO scoreless tie.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Attaboy Takes !
Feature Race
On Cuba Track
CoIdbIatt's Horse Beats Fast
HERON Before Holiday
Crowd at Oriental Park
susctal cnble 70 rhe rrfnyne

HAVANA, Nov. 27.-The racing at
Oriental Park this afternoon drew out a
tremendous crowd. It was repre-
sentative gathering, in which many
prominent society people and gov
ernment officials were present. NJ.
Goldbiatt furnished the winner Of the
afternoons feature race in Attaboy.
which won the fifth, a dash Of a mile.
when he beat, among others. the speedy
Heron Attaboy made all his CIV,
pace in the stretch run and outlasted
Herrcn after the latter had made r
game effort TO the fur3ong pole
Trooper, a I5-to-1 shot, in the third
made runwaway affair of it and won
with something in reserve from the
odds-on favorite, Foster Embry. List,
after saving ground entering the home-
stretch, where the leaders went wide.
finally lasted long enough TO beat Toy
Along by head.
The closing event furnished ster-
ling finish between Johnnie O'ConneH,
The Englishn4an and Yellow Blossom,
which finished as named necks apart
Yellow Blossom closed big gap after
being in a jam at the first turn.
The results:
First race tclairning: ali ages; pv-.;
CDreyer), 70 s, to and 1 ~ 6. won
Hoover. 113 (O'Mahoney) TO I. to
and 4 to S. second: Mike. ia Atkinson.
3 to ]. TO and even. third 7'irr-
TIA 10. Dorothy Hines. shipmate ami
Harry Glover also
Second RAGS Memorial Claiming Hand
cap; all ages: purse. 5000. i've and . half
(Fields), even. to and out. won Guv
nor. 1o5 lKennedy). 10 5. 10 and OFT.
even and out. third. Time .o5 as. Flsx
Doodle also ran
Third race (three-year-olds and upwari
purse. 500: claiming: one nlis and asty
1 and out. won: Foster Errbry 104 iPrib-
ble). to 2: TO and out. second; star
key, io4 (5iIrnnmonsl' - 70 I. 70 and
Christie Holters also
Fourth race Claiming: three-year-cids
and upward; purse. 500; one mile )-Liszr,
1o2 Kennedy, 70 5. to and co ,.
Won; Toy Along. 1o5 (Prbble). to 2. TO
s and 10 5, second. White Crown, 1fe
carroll, TO l. ? 70 ! and even. third
Time. i:4s. Satin Rose. Gomul. Buiger and
Burley also ran
Fifth race (three-year- ana upward;
purse, $500; one milel-Attaboy II. les
lPenlnan) TO 8, to and out, won:
Ferron. l05 (kelsay). even. 70 and out.
second Sailor. los (Sinrnons). so to l. 10
to l and out third. Time l.ss 4-5. In
Quiry and Rankin also ran.
sixth race (clainins; three-year-olds ana
upward; purse, s7o0; one rnile)-second
Cousin, 1914 (Swart), to I. 70 and
10 5, Won. Melvin, 10 (Kederis}. even.
20 and to 5. second; ". G. McClintock.
I02 1Pickens) 4 10 l. to 5 and TO S.
third Time, 40 s-5. Timothy J. Hogan.
Tom Goose. Slick II and Felix NJ also ran.
seventh race Claiming: thres-year-oIds
Johnnie O'ConnelL 1o2 (Fieldsl. to 2.
even and l 10 1. won The Erglsshrran
"a tscherelD to ?. even and / to :.
second. Yellow Blossom, 81 (McLaughlin).
70 ), even and I to s. third. Tirna,
Al 5. Blafse. Msericorde. Toney Beau
and High Olympus also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Scratch Man Wins
Fast Time Honors
I'm Pastinne Race
Rabinowitz Covers Five
Mile Elks Course in
q Minutes ~ Seconds.
but Finishes Seventh

The weekly road run Of the Manhat-
tan-Bronx A. L. was called off yester-
day afternoon In Difference to the
weather, but the elements were no
check 70 the ambitions Of members of
the Pastime A. c., who staged a club
run over the Elks' course Of the
eleven scantily attired barriers who
went over the hve-mile route in a
drizzling rain B. Rabinowitz, the lone
scratch man, was best. although he fin
ished in seventh place.
A. Noble, who had handicap Of T
minutes 80 seconds, won the race, while
G. Lennon, who has similar handicap,
was III second place, 200 yards back. Il.
Armstrong, off the $3.50 mark, was
third.
Fast time honors fell to Rabinowitz,
who was timed in 27:42, while the
winners actual time was 30:10.
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Creenleaf Defends Title
Against Woods Dec. 21

Ralph Greenleaf, who won the
worlds pocket billiard championship
for the third successive time In the
recent annual tournament at PhilaceI-
phia, viii defend his title in the first
challenge match against Arthur Woods.
Of Minneapolis, in the grand ball room
OF the Hotel Astor, December q, %
and %
The match will be conducted under
the joint auspices of the New York
Billiard Room Owners Association and
the Brunswick Balse-Collender Com
pany, the players to play for purse
of 81 600 and-the trophy emblernatic of
the champ pionship- The contest Will be
for 45o points, TO be played in blocks
of $50 each night
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
New Orleans Entries

First race (purse $500; maidens; two
year-olds; i've furIongs)-Forest Queen,
l12: Crock o. Gold, 112; Pinnela. 112 Her
mis- Kenlble. 1l5 Sir John Reve, ll6 :;
walespa, 116 Honorable. lis; Execution
115; Sea Master. 1l5.
three -year-olds six furlongs)-'I.ou
wynne, 1o2: "Doric, fo4: Harp of the
sGet 'Em, 1906; sIim Fog. 1o5; Frivol, Io7
May Bodtne. fo9; Philanderer. no; Two
Pair no. Sister Flo. 11o; Wade McLe~
more, H. ESQUIRE. 112; Trader. 11S; Alex
ander Hamilton. lis.
Third race tpurse $500; claiming; for
two-year- -oids; five furlongsl-Lotta G.,
1l0; @Ashin. 1o2: Pluribene 105; Bill
Biock 1SS Deriqs 1e3 o,,g Togs Wardsr de sqiTs
Lent, 10s; Dumfounded, 10S: voegeria. 10 ;
Dada. lilo; Mig. 10; Brush Boy no;
Beringtor. ITO; Fred Kinney. ia
Fourth race (purse. s7oo; allowances;
gs)--Wrecker, 1902: Eternity, 102; Green
Golf. i05 Wickford. 1906; Runzaf. lc5
Trust Official. 1o5. Duke John. LOS; Bal
gneur. 105; Botheration, l07; Ku klux,
10s; Tableau Honneur, 10.
Fifth race (purse. s7o0: claiming; mile;
three year oics and upward)-Ravanna
l05 MachaivellI. los; Ross r., los;
Link Boy, 1o3 "Richelieu. 1O9; Ailiiro.
49, Brownie Mcdowell, ia; Serbian.
1I4 Franc Tireur. ia: Bar, OF Phoenix,
ia; Cockroach. IA; Douglas y, ia; +;
Copyright, ia
Sixth race (purse, 800; claiming; for
II three-year-olds and upward; raiIe and
three-six teenths)- )--sBritsh Liner. 1902;
sDeckmate. 102; .RichArd ". 1903; 'Canso.
1866 Hay 10S; sLady Longfellow. 1os;
Merchant. 100; Pirate MCGEE. LA,
Seventh race (purse $500; claiming;
three~year- -olds and upward; milo and
seventy yards)--Iarnpus, 1906; *High Gear,
io7; sScourgeman. 107; sBarney. 10Y.
Alex jr liz; Tulsa, H.. Episode 1o6;
Flibbertygibbet. 1o7: sSandy IT.. lo7; j.
c. Stone. l07; ~Walnut Hail tt1 Mormon
Elder, l12: Pretender. 1l2i Warsaw. 112.
Apprentice allowances claimed fye
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Defeat of Hoppe Great Stimulus to Billiards

XMLLIE HOPPE has been dehroned incredible
W
the keptical Willie
king of the bakine game
taught Hoppe
a child proved the o supreme
Schaefer better billiards
nights first tie
incredible according standards},
celent shooting seriously threatened the
Hoppe
champion that
likely likely
Schaefer the they they will
the But Saefer Willie
doing
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
Original Celtics
Pass Century Mark
I'm Games Won
Brooklyn and Macdowell
Lyceum Are Also Still
Among the Undefeated

Unoroken strings of victories were
maintained by several Of the big court
teams, including the champion claim
ants Of New York and Brooklyn
namely. the Original Celtics and the
Brooklyn basketball team. The wear
ers OF the green regalia ran their win
nlng streak to the twenty-five mark
IN the afternoon, when the Newark
Whlrlwinds. were vanquished by score
of so to II. In the evening the Lin
coin Colored Stars were trimmed by
an identical score.
Over at Arcadia Hall the Brooklyn
team put over its eleventh win at the
expense Of the noted Powers Brothers
Five Of Passaic. The former also
travelled to SaengerbUnd Hall in the
afternoon and bested their local rivals,
Visitation Lyceum, 80 to II.
Frank Frish's All Stars took the
measure of an aggregation OF New
York State League players at Central
Opera House. Barney Sedran was lead
ing point man in this game Mac
dowaQ Lyceum made it nine straight in
close game with the Our Lady of Sor-
row combine at the Palm Garden.
Under their new name of Brooklyn
Dodgers the former Nonpareils wen
from the Xavier Big Five at Prospect
five treated the Robert Gair Company
court representatives to their first set
back at the Cd Signal Corps Armory.
One unpleasant cloud dimmed the
otherwise promising future Of basket
ball. Several Of the home teams were
served with a summons for staging ex-
hihitions on the Sabbath, and the blue
law birds may catch them if they don't
watch out.
The summaries:
Central Opera House-Trisci1's All Stars,
IS. New York State League Stars 10.
Madison Squire Garden-Origi ginal Celtics.
so; Newark Whirlwtnds. II (afternocn
galne>
saeagerbund Hall-visitation. IT: Brook
lyn 20
Palm Garden--Macdowei Lyceurn. 81;
Our Lady OF Sorrows ID.
Second signal Corps Armory-Robert
Gair COMPANY Is; Mutual Life, 2s
i0lst Regiment Corps Armory-Fred g.
James Insurance Company 2S Company
a "a, 80.
Madison Square Garden-ortgtnaI Celttcs.
50, Lincoln Colored Giants, H. Evening
game.
Arcadia Hall-Brooklyn, 20; Powers
Brothers %.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-28
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