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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

we have sworn by him and swore at
him, We have pinned our faith TO
him and stood ready and willing and
anxious TO have the opportunity af-
torded us at any time. anywhere, to
deliver soul-stirring funeral Grafton,
with Jack as the object of the oratory.
But We are done. our faith in
sack is shattered. He has struck
with that tooth SO much sharper than
the masticator of the serpent. So far
as we are now and henceforth con-
cerned. he can 90 TO the land from
whose bourne none return, and we
don't care from which place ne phones
back.
We are disilusioned and we don't
care who knows it, cor Editor Hyde,
unthinking, uncaring has hit u.s. be
low the belt He has joined the ranks
led by Walter Harrison of the Okla
homan; George Evans OF the Chicka'
sha Express; Captain Meyers, of the
McAlester News-Capitai, and taken a
fling at our hard-boiled shirt standing
collar, four-aceS choker and pigeon
tailed coat,
Next he will join in with Bot
Story, of the Durant Democrat, and
hurl word dornicks at our patent
leather shoes and plug hat
Goodbye, Jack We thought We
knew you, and thus thinking we loved
you fondly. But, like the stra!
flea, we are disilusioned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

MuSkogee, Okla. March l6.-Three
townships in Wagner county yester-
day overwhelmingly voted combined
$500 900 hones for the purpose Of
building the connecting link Of, high
way between Muskogee and Tulsa via
Broken Arrow. This will give Musko-
gee and Tulsa two through roads
Muskogee county will award the con-
tract for her 20 miles of road tf1
latter rart Of this month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
New York Futures
Spots
LIONS WILL HAVE
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
As SPECIAL GUESTS

The democratic nominees for Ard
more's official family including Kirk
Dyer, mayor, b, w. Duke, w. G..
Doak. II. 5. Hend9n and A. Eddie
man. city commissioners and Dick
Hignlght. chief of police, will be
special guests of the Lions Club at
the regular weekly noon session
Thursday noon at the Chamber oi
Commerce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
ANNUAL ELECTION
ELKS MARCH 22

The annual election Of officers for
the Ardmore Lodge of the B. p. O.
Elks, No. GAS, will be held at the next
regular meeting Of the organization
on Tuesday, March 22nd, 1921.
A number of applications for mem
bership will be voted on AZ the meet
ing, and several important matters Of
business, including the programme for
the meeting of the State Convention
and May Glass will be discussed.
Immediately following the meeting
a lunch and smoker Will be given.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
How Mary Jane and Billy Bushytail
Went Into Partnership

till the wonderful smell was all over the
neighborhood.
After the Mary Jane Syrup cooked long
time they poured it in big bread pans, and
Mary Jane and Bobby and Billy Bushy-
tail threw nuts in this candy, where they
sank. After it was cool they broke it in pieces
and had party, to which all Mary James
friends were invited.
They told stories, played games, and had
delicious Mary Jane candy with nuts in it
until everybody was so tired that they could
hardly keep their eyes open. Then they went
home and went to bed, and dreamed about
great mountains of Mary Jane taffy and
hundreds and hundreds of nuts in it, and all
sorts of good things to eat made out Of Mary
Jane Syrup. Ss
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
Mrs. Hicks Relieved
By Four Eatonics

81 have taken four Eatonic tablets
and they relieved me OF sour stomach.
recommend Il 10 everybody" says
Mrs. q. p. Hicks.
II stomach Is not digeeting your
food; II you have sourness, bloatins,
food repeating, indigestion or acid
stomach, Estonic will remove the
cause by taking up aud carrying out
the scidity and gases, bringing quick
relief and healthy digestion. Why
ferstomsch troublef Why not keep
your digestion normal and enjoy good
health7 An Batonio taken after each
meal willprcventd dscomfortand pain.
Make the test today and sec how
quickly this wonderful remedy acts.
1tcomcs IN handy tablet form. Garry
It with you. "A big box costs only q
triiie With your druggists guarantee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

building me up and relieving me OF
my trouble and l always felt much
better in every way after its use."-
MRS. Fl. e.. WILLIAMS, 2424 Free
HtSn St.
All druggists sell the Prescription
in fluid or tablet form, or send 10
cents to Dr.. Piercs's Invalids' Hotel
Ia BrEalo, N. Y, for a trial Pkg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

SUNDAYS ARDMORETTE CARRI.
Ed AN ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE
ARDMORE BOOK AND NEWS COM
PANY ADVERTISING ALL SCHOOL
TABLETS FOR Sc. THIS WAS \
TYPOGRAPHICAL. ERROR, AS
THERE WE'RE ONLY A SPECIAL
LINE LISTED FOR Sc AND NOT
ALL. As THE ADVERTISEMENT
READ. ARDMORE BOOK AND NEWS
COMPANY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
ATTENDING CONVENTION OF
SO-WESTERN PHOTOGRAPHERS

Ran Webb of Webb Brothers Studio
went to Dallas this morning to at
tend the annual convention OF the
Southwestern Photographers Asocia-
ton. which will b. in session today
Wednesday and Thursday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
ATTENTION MOBILES
A. A a. n. NJ. y.

Your presence is requested at the
Ardmore Masonic Temple on March II,
at Z o'clock p. m, for the purpose
OF organizing a shrine club. All shrin'
ers of whatever jurisdiction cordial
" requested to be present.
Wear Your Fez. AdvS-10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

River Tunnel and an axial length OF
400 feet is being constructed unuef
ground. Efforts will be made TO Ut
terrnine in this final experiment;
The diffusion Of exhaust gases IN
the cross-section OF the FUNNEL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

t II ell r ailments
is an excellent
mefIeine. | have
takca it for fem
iniaie troubles
and when run
down, weak and
nervous, a n q
must say It was
very quick in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

The Missionary Society Of the EN-
manuel Baptist church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
NOTICE.

For fine French dry cleaning or
dying. ring Londou's Steam Dye
House. Hats cleaned and blocked.
Phone SOL, Auto delivery. 2o-Ilmc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

Houston, Texas.-"Dr. Pierce's Fa'
vorite Prescription for women and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

LOOK FOR the next story about Mary Jane
and Joe Biuejay."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16

ER TT children The complete of 20 Mary Jane Fairy Tales beau
1N1SG
Syrup Write Corn Products Refining Company Illinois,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Laurel Entries
noNDA1l

First racA 1for t-ro -ysar-oiGs claiming
fve and q half furlongS )---s7o agser 1o5
Canstoga. 1o3 xIhrinsr. 9s; Tricolett=.
5q9 ..t,sls ss Cong sat aEsy sgsFsqi@' 1I go4 9
srsai lbs: xTout de Suite as: xDissolurs
9s High c. Ill; orrls 100 EARLY Eird
l03, Little Annie, 100
Second race (the Relay Ste-plecha ae
for four -vear -olds and upward; about rrrc
mil=s>-Jin CoTroth IA, sea void l42
ts2s kathryn Harlan l42 Dan Oman ~
Bsronet. 1872; sea Brs'n. IA
Third race (for two -year -olds six FUR
longs)-Oppor ITO. John Morrill,. 1lo
Alex II. lis; Black Deer. los. Csrrnenrita
l01i Dextsrous 113 AN over. 100; sRay
Jsy. rs. Misdsal. 1o7. Crosslsss. 110
.Quincy Stable entry.
Fourth race lthe rehesttsr Hand.oap. 5or
Gnore. 1911 sBeby Grand. ill: xPride OF
rndls. as V,brate. a5. Ararat. l0f xCocn
o the Roost 1ol. step Lightly. 1o1. j. K
L. Ross entry
Fifth race ttor tour year-o,ds and W.
ward claiming mile ana sixteenthl- =
< xF5ls7onry, 1o7. xNho Cares lo2; The
1o2; XEttahe. 1o7. Weary 100 xP c
King 1O7 xsusar Mint 1Q4. Ia Coy
l02; Narrhs Luckstt. lo4; Foreclosure
ie4. Frederick the Great, 10i. Franklin
IL. Mark West 107
sixth race Cfor madens, three -vez old.
and upHa-d, selling six furiongsl e I e
Ashore, IN7 xDeN - pa io2: xHaran
Toe xGhsries ]. -raierile. 1os. 2Cela, loa
Seventh rsrA tfor thrse--ear -oids, cl 9 in.
ing mile and seventy Yards )--Montalvo
los xCraci o Darn. los; xGrsnaaier i05
xIuscAn Maiden. los Knight Raider. "a.
~Aparsnrioe allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Hewiti's $ StartIc
Beats Fast Field
In $4,000 Stake
Two Year-Old Leads From
Start and Fights Of Whit
ney's Rocket Near Finish

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 15.-A record.
breaking crowd was on hand at Church
IL Downs this Afternoon to witness the
second running Of the Kentucky Jockey
Club Stakes. for -year-olds, with
$4,000 adted. at 4 mile.
Twelre Il the best two-year olds in
the country were originally carded,
but three-Janku, Yoshimi and Billy
Brush--declined the issue, leaving q
field Of nine starters. with John Finn
favorise, H ? Whitney'a pair, Rocket
and Cherry Tree. next i'll demand, and
StertlA third choice
II. r. Hewitt's etartis broke in front
and remained there the entire journey,
winning hardiiy. Rocket vas second
length in front of John Finn
The results
ward. clsira.ng purse sl.2oo. TX fur
longs}--F apid DAY. llo tBucksl. 81 %
= - s.a S-so wson Rsam9n .tn9 = li9 ggns
tO6 J-erroi,l 3 so. third. Tiu.e. l.12 &
aerrnont. Grovns Swell. Cozetts, Blue
Paradise. svee- Llberty and Cotton Blos-
som also ran
Second race (for two-yssr-oids cots
anl g:ldings laaidens: aic fnrlongs,-
Trss-qTzT u q EE..=lr.ne. Fern. SO 80 "a,
fE1sogh, $50 ara ;s1o. s=eon1s Settle.
is fW.iNsl. 800. sh.rd Tims. ia s-a.
Monaco ths Frsrciscsn fineaafle- Fro
loelie Brother john Ne-url EacA Ierreli
and Raymond Bradley slso ran
Third race for -yesr-olds ana up
ward claiming rurss llzoh rlNo and
one ighth1-- Yong -adalo. l12 lIayler).
~ 40 $40 and go n won Dr. r.a..
Guaranteed le. f1ccol-4 - n third
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

hut fell back early 10 fourth place in
softenine air Skillful ockeying by
Captain AnFu- Walters brought her to
the front again a the third marx aud
from then she led, steadily increasing
her advantage on long reach to tbs
finish.
Canada, Captain Jos Conrad's neet
hand liner, finished with Cha Alcsls,
Captain Rolly Knlcklcas fast Anoek-
about third.
Delawans, defeated in lest years IN
4ernational rsces with the Esperanto.
finished fourth. DelaTana. sAippered
start, being the last to cross the line,
but made goo4 showing when she
came or The wind after nassing the sec
ond mark Of the forty mile course. On
Monday the schooners will race again,
the challenger to be picked on point,
basis. The standing and times at the
finish OF to-day's race arc as follows
sohr IT'S, 1irne schr. ITS. Time
3.isssn. DC .i7.5s .l35s : ga8S T59aq : M E
It was day Of thrills Hluenose.
designed bv Halifax vachfsman 10
win this race so that she n gh stack
up sgalnst the United States defender
for the international trophy Va To-
garded by the majority IS the favor
ite. but there we're numerous sun
norters for the Canada. also designed
Tor this race and also with faet inc
Captain Walters. benehtinc bv na f
experience il the elimination race of
Lost year, nosed his schooner first to
the lire. Canada was placed 20
weather Of him, but several lengths
hehind. The other siX vessels we're
we'll punched.
board tack. took we'll out to sea. 40
ths' watchers feared she would over-
shoot the lehtship buoy. Alcals. stll
the leader, copied Bluenoses & tactics
too well, crossing her bow and stand
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Bownan's Win
Over Vosl1ell
Tennis Upset
Local Player Takes Three.
Set Struggle From Vet
eran; Y est Siders Win

Consldersblo actiz.it,- n,a~Led ne
da,, -, a., -.
.-'N ~ .-ii'''0 0o"i - Nes0e4-
daT' not only informal tournaments
and matches being held. bst also Two
sanctioned tournaments orr on the
Club, at 23Sth Street and Broadway,
and the other on tae clay courts of TIE
r.sseX County Country Club, at West
Tba oui. ~ -,..
restsa ~ ..a - - -. -" - ~
sida "on, g1', 'osi's ~ we 50
ra,,-a ~ ..an' II tne senll--1.lai
soSiation nerei'h ,sa, iS'' opol.Lan b - rs
,,s,,ert ta.,3 ss"5' ln'ten toN
Tha ,.;c4o,,- 1r;,.. 80 W. c:5a G,.,L -
d. r;c.j,. 90 ,i ~
nontclsj~ At,latj., ,-l,ih 49, .-.oroa., ~
ror he cbar,1,,o,, =, ~ ,,,,++ ls
tho UaeS S;5e ,,,s1.ers a. Eo-est Iy;lf.
There .,'ero eo,.s.s1 e+,r.,.isa. H., 49,
zin~ies nerhans tbe e-e.fe.t bai,,, r.
the virtor, NJ Uerbart 7, pown,a7 of
The New yorb ciuI,- oyer s Howard
yoshe11 ~ tl, Wost esdo Eo,pr,sn
soored IN hard for1h. threere+
ssrugcle hv score - -; - "a
parsIv as a resoi+ Of Nosballe nlanv
errors, but also through the forcing
power OF his extremely hard driving at
tack and a we'll controlled service.
Elliott H Binzen forced Walter Mer-
rill Hall 10 three sets at SIS, IS,
6--4 before the y ss- side player could
come through 8inzon made use Of
the chop stroke throughout. and this
gave Hail plenty of trouble unless he
was we'll p IN Lis court 10 take re
turns on the volley.
na,ov Joxes !, Two S.ts
.,. -.
,-i. teorge Eng fePFesell.'.'e eer e,,
~; Seoreq ~ anlppess'EI ~ Eat'9tg oFel
ellir = iiaJ9fl o IN s@t 80 - ~
% iAiS -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
New Utrecht Duplicates
Last Years Contest bv
Playing Scoreless Tie

Poly Prep Schools football eleven
stamped itself as one of the leading
contenders for the Brooklyn scholastic
crown at Commercial Field yesterday
afternoon by overwhelming the Com
nlercial team, last years champions, by
& score Of 40 to Q in the first game Of
q double-hcader. In the second CON
test New Utrecht and Boys High du
plicated their battle Of last year when
they fought to sco-eless tie.
The Poly team displayed 8 wonderful
running attack, which swept the Scarlet
and Gray Off It's feet from the open
ms whistle The Poly boys also gained
consistently or forward pass plsya
which Commercial could not fathon.
The only semblance of strength in last
years champion team wss in It's line,
which battled on even terms with the
Folly forwards.
Poly started its forward pass attack
in the first quarter, and two long passes
resultd II the FIRST scor. Cock tossed
one 10 quarterback Parks for fifteen
yards from the 4o-yard line and . long
pass 10 Yale resulted in the first score
Yale kicked the goal Immediately after
receiving the kick off Yale made thlr-
~ yard toss TO Bell, who scored the
second touchdown.
IN the second half the Poly team
started brilliant end-running game
and, working with fine four-man in
terference, pushed the ball over. Parks,
Baldwin and Cook got away for several
long runs II this half.
The New Utrecht Bows High game
nas q battle which vas confined To mid
field Tor the most part, with neither
team being able TO gain. D'Auria, the
elusive New Utrecht left half hack,
hroke ssy for t~7o consecutive runs
of thu and fifteen yards N the sec-
ond half, but New Utrecht WAS held
on downs. Boys High managed 70 bring
the ball inside it's opponents 2o-yard
line in the last quarter, with Bullnlek
doing most OF the work.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
1anacia ys. Norriglg gsfar

After Koji Tamada inishes his game
with Horemans. the Belgian. az Days
on Wednesday night he viii take on
Ora Morningstar. former world cham
pion Of both Is. and ls.2, III series Of
four 4Oo-point contests Thursday
night they will play At the Morning
side Academy, Friday at Lswler's, in
Brooklyn, and Saturday afternoon and
night al Cranfeld's 145th Street Acsd-
cr,1
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
High
'T'rounces c. G. n. Y.
Freshmen II TO @
Lavender Youngsters Suffer
First Defeat OF Season..
Oshinsky and Motley Stas.

The c. c. y. 7. freshman team guf~
fered its first reverse of the seasor
yesterday. when 1t went down tn dt-
feat at the hands Of tbs crack Stu9-
vesant High School eleven by the score
Of Il TO 0. Tbs Lavender youngsters
found Themselves pitted against
heavier and epeedier aggregation,
which proved too much Tor them.
Outclassed during the early stages o.
the game. the Red and Blue team mas
aged to intercept \ forward nass IN shr
second quarter and carry the ball ever
the limo for A touchdown After that
filled with confidence at their unex-
pected success. the high school lads had
everything their own wsy. In the third
quarter they rolled M fourteen points
inors, and only hard fighting on VIC
part Of their opponents prevented fut
thor scoring
During the first quarter play wss
entirely Ia Stuyvssant territory, pith
the City College cubs IN complete pcs
session Of the ball. In this period tts
Lavender freshmen uncovered two SUE
cessful forward passes, making thrt
first downs. In the next frame Heckt
the 24o pound tackle. intercepted
Flaxer's forward pass end ran ffty-siye
yards before he was stopped On the
next play Giershevski, star Stuyvessnt
halfback, carried the ball over the re
naming few inches for touchdown,
Oshinsky snd Motley starred for II g
freshmen, while Gie~shevski and
/ Whalen, Of Stuvvesant, formed g hard
combination TO stop. The freshrae
made six frst downs 70 FIVE for thesr
opponents. and succeeded II completits .
four forward passes to two for the Re-
and Blue aggregation.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
De Witt Clinton Players
" hin Newark Team. l3-h

The De Witt Clinton eleven. high
school champions Of Manhattan, de-
feated East Side High School, Of New
ark. at City Field, the home hrounds
Of tbs Jersey team, yesterday after,
noon. The score vas 1S TO &.
Dewitt Clinton scored IN the first
and third periods Waterbury taking
the ball across ' line in each IN
stance. East Sid united Il the open
nc. quarter ON frIl Ole.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Ciif,ide High Victorious
HACkFNSACK. y, J.. Oct

HACkFNSAIh. y, =. Oct. To-
Clifside High School defeated Hacken-
sack High School in northern New
Jersey 1nterscholastic league football
game hare this afterloon. % to T.
Martens, right end for Cliffside. auf
fered two fractured ribs III n scrlnl-
mage end was carried off the field
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Foly Ptsp (4a). conanasrcial ~.

ychdowrs-Parks o. Bell y. Tsls.
BALDWIN, Koch Goals from touchdown--
Xzls (5). Molitor u. substitutions-Poiy
Prep Molitor for Ball. pomechks for
smith MendAs for Cass, Seyde Il fo~ PARKS
New cornb fOr Meishlan. Koch for Cook.
Platz fer Wah!e Mckenzis for Estey
Mackay for yauv. BALDWIN for Yale. Corn
nercial, CunAmins for kennedy Rossusn
for Shutter. Enge for Veiner, Jansen for
Caress. Referee-A1r Mason. Springfield
Lln npire-Mr Darby. Syracuse Head !,lss-
m 4 Mr.. Howard. Tale. Tine cf quarters
Il % end I z lninuteg.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Poly Prep Orerwhelms Lads !
From Commercial, 10 to o
SchooIboy Results

rolv Frep. 4a; Commercial. 0. I
New Utrecht. Q; Boys' High. q.
he Witt Clinton, 13; East Side, q.
commerce, Is; Eysnder C,ai.ds. Q.
Flushing. :. st. Iohn's Prep. o.
Manual Training. IS; ST. Paul.
BrooAl,n Eve. II. y, ii; kreeport. o
Barnard, l6; sdelphi academy. 8.
Stuyvcsant, ei; City Coliese trcsh-,
men. o. :
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
One Touchdown Wins
Enr EInsI1ing EleHen

Flushing High School, of Queens, de-
fested the 81 John's Prep football
eleven at College Iosnt yesterday by a
scoro oil Z to q. The only touchdown
Of the game vas scored in the first
period. when Tic nlg He'd tsarl brought
The bill down the field en- strsignt foot
ball, JuAster scoring the touchdown on
line y. Hee Morrison kicked 'he
goal
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Bluenose Wins First Schooner
Trial to Pick Cup Defender
inner Covers the Forty-Nc Course IN 1 :06 l3
Now Leads Canadian by Point

HAlEAH s., Oct t6Iunenhurg' schooner Buenose.
unheflhg start in light breeze fenng
wind like galoping fly shging
st the end Of alton
Her Official time of hours minutes
lien hono Nova
tlsls Of Ha next week for the international hahns trophy
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Touchdowns-csie ershevskt lep. Davidscn
o.. Goals from onchdown-Whale "a
Substitutes = c n Y Freshnen-Seesr
man fer Miller. Scovil for Brau4r. Mlie-
for Stearman. Siivarr1an for hulck. Ste<r
man TOR Aronowsky. II Mccarthy fc-
Flaxsr. 4 Mccarthy for Brodeky. Braus-
for Scovil Klein for oshinskr. MishRin 10
Spisgel, Suehs for Rrauer. Bnehu for y
Mccarthy stpyt ssrt--De i6son for De-
Nirgliio. Keleher Tor schiff. Landeei,asu
for Escht Hscht for Lendesessn Ia rdes
man for Ispisn. l. szinsky for Ryan. ppser
for Hsllowey. Sa'atoio tor White Refstes
-Fastlngr. Cornell Tiapire-Leslie. 60
lunihta Head llneslna n--Taft L. g II 7
Tine q rsr.oas Il nlnnEes
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Tiger Freshmen Lose

MERCERBrRG Ps, Oct. l5.-Tbs
Mercerburc eleven defeated the PRINCE
TON Freshmen here to-day by score %
10 0.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
I Een<Ilcs'' $ Battle
Against Kansas
TO Decide Status
Philadelphia soushpaw and
Upstate Italian 10 Clash
III Gardea Friday Night

When Lev Tender ans Rooky Kansa.
meet at Madison Square Garden next
Friday night loeal feht fans should be
tteated 10 onq ot the hest bouts that
hos been stsred here since Richie
Mitchell met Kenny Leonard. The Fhia-
e'phia southnsw : said TO be in great
shape and IS expected to give the up
state Italian warm reception. The
Same scrappers met two years ago in
Philadelphia and those who saw that
bout said it wss one of ths best On
record
Three eight-round contests will pre-
cede the main event and Will bring to-
gether E string OF scrappers who should
provide lively performances Joe Tip
l'tz. = stable mate Of Tenders, will
meet .Iohnnv Darcy, Of View York, IN
the semi-hnal encounter
Carl Tremalne, of Cleveland, will
make his first appearance IN New York
on Friday night. He Is to meet Marty
Collins, the voungster no fought Mid
ret Smith lew months ago. The open
ing bout will bring together Tony Ca
pcnl2, the mad wor, and Red Car
Wilson. Who recently knocked out
Johnny Murray IN one round
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Racing Sum IN aries


1O2S FIRST RACE selling fr maiden yssr-olas rus
80 So Pot ls ot' 70 star- 500 wen aH7ns pises sa7