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New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Havana Results

FIRST race ~year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse. $500; five and a
half furlongs) Hazel W. 104 (kennedy).
10 /, oven and out, first Discussion. 1o7
tBabin), TO 5, to and out. second
Medusa. 100 (Smith), to i. to . and out,
bird. Time. 1909 As. Sure Get and 1ru-
ant also ran.
Second race (Threc-y -year-olds and up
ward; claiming purse. $500; six furlongs)
Mary Coweii, 103 (Fields). to /, to
and to ), nrst; Navajo. 1o5. (Wakoffl
Rhadames. 11o (McLaughlin) Is TO l. 6
TO / and to l, third. Time, 1920 Mabel
E Pe,.nolds. Hazel r., Frog Legs and Sir
William johnson also ran,
,vtlge; clAimlns nlurse, 500; six fur
longs )--Mugiv'sn. IFS tTryon), 6 to s, ] to
and out, first; Meadow w, worth II, 10
Bubbles, Io5 tMcLaughiin}, to /. to
5 and out. third Time, 1:ls. Col Lii
lard also ran.
Fourth race (Three-year.old and up
longs )--Lieut. VIM. }. Murray. 19s Con
ne-sl, s 10 I. s 10 and to 8. first;
John J. Casey. 11o tchalmsrsl, % 1, .
third Time. LIT rs shorty's First,
o,araxay and Don Thrush also ran
Fifth race (Three- year,olds .nh and up up
iongs,-Parol lis (Morrssey). 10 10 j. 3
t. N to 5. first; Major Domo, lis
(Dominick), to /, 8 to and l to 3. sec
AZ Change. lis (Clements}, rs
10 /, to l and TO !. third. Time,
1.1s. Mr.. Jiggs, Sunrose and Pilscn also
ran
Sixth race (Three-y -year-olds and up
ward, claiming; purse, $7oe. one nlile and
rfty yards)-Candlo Light. los (Chal
lners). to !, = TO l and ever. first. For
bid, l0S (Fieids), Z TO i. to / and even,
second: Blanca. los fKelsay). 5 to r. TO
and / to A. third. Time. l:5a, Ailivan.
Cork and Ollie Palmer also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Only Four Veteran
Oarslaen to Report
For Syracuse Grew

Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
SYRACUSE, Dec 2I.-llore than one
hundred aspirants for the crew at SYRIA
case University will report January 80,
when Coach Ten Eyck makes the call
for candidates for the varsity, junior
and freshman eights and orders them
into preliminary training on the row.
ing machines in Archbold Gymnasium.
Only four varsity men of 1921 will
be candidates in 1922, and they arc
Captain-clect Page. bow; Lowry. No. 2;
Holcomb, No. d, and Hoople, No. 6.
This leaves four seats in the varsity
boat open to the candidates from last
Charles Loscamp and Winter
Junior varsity veterans who will be
out for seats include Olsen, Meier, An
drews, Gallagher and Dibbie All the
freshman oarsmen of last year will re-
turn, except Erickson. Mckee and
Muser, strokes; Lapham, Howard,
Brewer, Quigg. Sturdevant, Hardie
Martineau and WISE will be strong con-
enders for berths.
years Junior ..rsity and freshman
squads. This Gap in the ranks of the
principal Orange crew is due to the
graduation of Grimshaw ana the with
drawal from college of AL Loscamp,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
New Orleans Entries

First race (purse $500 for maiden two
year-olds; five ongs)-.Blossom :, HOUSE
Honorable. IFS; Bette Louise, 112; BY
Gosh 115 Walespa. 115; Miracle Man, 115
Lady Acton. 1l2; Orcadia, 1l2; Snndo. ~ !;
PiurIbelle 112; Bnrs Luck, 112 Louis
Eichrenheim, 115.
Second race (purse $780, claiming; for
four-year- olds and upward six furlongs)--
"Ragazza, 1o7, Anticipate, 1l5; Ace of
aces, 112 capers lo4' SANDY III. 10;
'Lively los Helen Atln 195 a. Amaze
tenant Perkins l07; Tim McGee 10Y:
Johnny Overton, 107
Third race tpurse 500; claiming: for
1,o o5 one r,are1tf mils}sdamP lGg
81. sBill Block. 106 "Berrington. 1o2; "Plu-
nella, %: Trico 107; "Kate Brummel, 81 !;
eDadja, 90.
Fourth race (purae s7co claiming; for
half furlongs)--Romulus. 1l5: Proms
Tom los; rerh;aps. PERHAPS. ,, 100; HARP Of the
1902; sTrantula III; sDoric, 104
Fifth race (purse $1,000 handicap FOR
all ages; six urlongs)-Frigate, a12. Ultra
Gold, loS; Mavourneen, 103; Moody, 100
1ncog. 1906 Courtship, 1o2; Woodtrap, 1l2
Servitor, 112.
three-y year-olds and upward one mile and
slxteenth)-*Courlis, 10s; sCurrent
Events, rs, sea sinner, III Joe joe los
Cote d Or. lo7: Scotch Verdict. l12; +Sen-
tiTnental. LOG; Oaklawn Belle, los; sMr X
104; Ace. LOG; Dahabiah IL, 110.
Seventh race tpurse $780, claiming: for
threeyear-olds and upward; one mile and
an eighth)-Lady, Granite, 95; 'The Col
leen Rawn. l04 Thunderbrd 106: *Corilia,
ss sZone d'Armec. lo7; 'Jerry, 1o7 Hay,
1l2. king Trojan. l0S; "Montiilo. 90 v1oNn
Arbcr. ss; sAnna Gallup, 1o4; Thirteen,
100. LEnioleur, IL; +Oid FaithIol. tu4;
pattern. 90: *Attorney Muir. lO7
Apprentice allowance of five pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Sand Hills Polo Team
Downs Camp Bragg. l2-4

PINEHURsT, N. c., Dec. 21.-The
Sand Hills Polo Club defeated Camp
Bragg in the opening game of the
Christmas week polo tournament here
to-day, u to d.
The army officers did not hit as cell
as the Sand Hills players, although
Major King carried the ball the length
of the field and shot the most brilliant
goal of the game. W. v. Slocock. an
Irish player. and F. w. Haserick, who
was a member of the Camden, S. c.,
team last season, strengthened the
Sand Hills club. Eight chukkers were
played.
The lineup
Sand Hills-F w Hasericl, 7. A. Tuck
erman. w. V. Slocock. Captain Il. LOTUS
Bryan.
Camp Bragg--Masor c. r. King. Major
c. l. Clark. Major F.. w. Bowley, Lieu
tenant Colonel c. r. Norton.
Cioals-Slocock 90, Bryan {3). Tucker
man t3), Haseriek ca. King (2). Clark (2l.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

and General Coleman du Pcnt will
probably have the privilege of select
ing the other twp members.
This comm sttee of FIVE will then
appoint the osher fifteen members nee
essary to comprise the advisory com
mlttee, and it is assured that when
TINS committee is completed it VII en-
brace the names of many persons
closely identified with the Standard
On and banking and financial interests.
All this was outlined to members of
the press Immediately after the meet
ing at the Bankers Club, and every
national Sporting Club will now pro-
ceed to carry out its original plans
for the national control of boxing and
for the uplift of the sport.
Organization Now Solvent
1t is claimed that the threatened
foreclosure proceedings against &
$.225,ooo mortgage on the Lexington
Avenue property has been satisfactorily
met ard that the organization is
thoroughly solvent in every way
This puts an entirely new aspect on
the affairs of the international Sport
ing Club Less than two weeks ago
an Investigating committee that delved
into the financial affairs of the club
found that out of more than a million
dollars paid into the club for purchase
of bonds and from sums realized on
bouts held by the international Sport
ing Club Corporation, q kindred as
sociaticn, all had been wiped out with
nothinr TO show but a raft of extrava-
gent expenditures. and the site at Lex
ineton Avenue and Forty-eighth Street,
which had been purchased for over
100000 and was mortgaged for over
$400, 900.
At this time the investigating com
mittee discovered that foreclosure
proceedings were threatened, that suit
might be started by the Ebbets-
McKeever Company for rent still due
from the Lynch Herman bout held at
Ebbets Field, and that several thou
sand dollars in Federal taxes were still
to be met
Some of these matters including the
foreclosures proceedings. have already
been taken care, and as soon as the
new advisory committee has been COM
pleted the membership which will be
limited to 1000, will be reorganized
and the building plans will proceed.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Havana Entries

First race (ave and half furlongs:
threeyeag- -olds and upward claiming
purse s70o)-*Canteen Girl 9s; *Aigrette,
100; @Waking Dream, 103; Scintilate, 100:
sRiposta 1o7; SLady Hester, 1I0, Wedge
wood, Ilo.
Second race Give and half furlongs;
three -year-olds and upward claiming
purse S700)--sMachine Gunner. 100
TThornbloon 1906, sRay Ennis l05: sam
Golden Red 10; Tony. 40; Douglas Fair
banks. 40; Jack Healy, 40; Lee Enfield,
l10; PoAey E, 115
Third race (slx fu~'ongs; three-year-
olds; claiming; purse s.9o}--swin All. 81;
"Aliss HIlarity 90; @Harold X. 90; george
W, 102; Maricusa. 1902; Mary Erb 1o4 +;
Tawasantha 1O+; Cannon Ball, 105; Golden
Flint, 107; Heun. 10T
Fourth race Give and a half furlongs
three~year- -olds and up; claiming; purse
s7o0)-sW Waterford. 107; *Dr. Shafer, I10.
Bulger, no. "Count Boris 10; Buford
10; Chimera. 112: Rockport, 49, Taras-
con. 1lo.
Fifth race Gone mile and sixteenth
three year-olds and upward, claiming
purse $So0)-YelloY Blossom, 9s; Golden
Chance 102; "The Pirate. 104 sMelvin,
1O7.
Sixth race Cone mile and fifty yards
three-y -olds and upward, claiming
Red, 90, "Peggy Rlves. 90; -ff@rry Glover
1O4. *Summer Sigh. 104. ~Du>e Of shelby
1n4: *Plantarede los; 'Bill Hunley, 1o6; ;
sWhipoorwin. 1885, Silcx II, I05 Pusen
lo9 Misericordo, Ill; American Soldier.
Ill.
apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Netc /. S. G. May Not
Promote Big Bouts

WHILE Gutzon Borgium, presi-
w dent of the International Sport
ing Club, now in process of re-
organization, refused to commit
himself. the chances are that the
new club will not undertake the
promotion of any of the b.g cham
pionship bouts.
One of the members of the ad-
visory committee speaking on this
question said he personally did not
believe that bouts of extraordinary
prominence were for the best inter-
ests of the game, and that the Army,
Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing
Control, which is now more strongly
tnan ever affiliated with the Inter-
national Sporting Club, would hardly
approve any project that did not
have for it's aim the naturalization
of boxing, above the mere CONNER
ciaiization of the sport.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

Present at the time Mr.. Borglum
ssued his statement were Rowland B.
vshany, fer two years acting secretary
andcr President Wilson and now coun-
ssI for the International Sporting
ciub; Captain John B. Given, recently
;aentiied with the Standard Oil inter
ests; Thomas B. Conroy and several
others, some of whom are believed to
represent General Coleman du Pont,
VINO has apparently consummated a
satisfactory solution of the clubs fnan-
ciai affairs.
All this has been accomplished with
in one week by Mr.. Borglum and mis-
: associates. According to Mr.. Borglum,
he visited President Harding at Wash
irgton. where they had long conver-
sasion on the affairs of the Interna-
tional Sporting Club. The President is
quoted as follows:
"While officially | cannot express my
self, am personally in favor of the
aims Of the Army, Navy and Civilian
hoard of Boxing Control and it's OBJ
jects OF 4 national association for the
elevation Of boxing and the proper con
ducting of boxing matches between
representatives of the army and navy"
Army and Navy Heads Interested
The President then placed his sig
nature on the face of a pamphlet out
lining the objects of the International
Sporting Club and with the sanction
Of the President Mr.. Borglum was di-
reeted to bring his projects to the CON
sheraton OF army and navy heads.
Mr. Borglum next interviewed the
personal secretary of Secretary Of War
Weeks and Colonel Marshall. personal
aid to General Pershing, and as re-
suit representatives Of the armv and
navy were instructed to be present at q
meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the Bankers Club.
The following were deputized and
we're present at this meeting: Captain
E. Drace White, Instructor of recrea-
ion OF the Eastern Division; i. A.
Aandle, supervisor of recreation of the
Second Corps Area; General william
]. Aicholson, president Of the Army
ald Navy Club.
In addition, representatives of some
of the. most prominent of financial in
serests also took part in the meeting
az the Bankers Club and acted on plans
lsas assure the rehabilitation of the
International Sporting Club.
Among the names given out as psss-
ent were Walter Camp jr., Charles j.
fardy sr.. of Hardy, Stancliff & Whit
iaker, prominent corporation counsel;
Edward W. Norris. Charles J. Hardy
II, treasurer Of the Capitol Underwrit
ers; F. Il. Bedford. Robert T. Wander
bit, William Ziegler, A. Walpole
frsigie and also Rowland B. Mahany.
s'ntscn Borglum. Tex O'Rourke and
Captain John b. Given.
Advisory Beard Recommended
An advisory committee of five was
aen recommended. which committee
to be increased to twenty. The
object OF this committee is to outline
tie methods of reorganization and to
adopt such measures as will insure the
protection of the bonds of the members
lad to work out the various necessary
solutions vital TO the furtherance OF
ae aims and objects If the Army Navy
and Civilian Board of Boxing Control
md the International Sporting Club.
Three of the five members of the
original advisory committee were Sc
leeted at yesterdays meeting; namely,
William Zeigler. Robert T. Vanderbilt
aad Frank Hitchcock. former Post
master General. Nicholas NJ Brady
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Creenleaf Takes First Block
OF Billiard Match With Woods
Hockey Team Of Eight
Brothers I1uades u. s.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-A
u hockey team composed of eight
brothers will play the first of
series of three games in this city
tomorrow, when it meets the
Quaker City team. The team is
known as the Schnarr Brothers and
halls from Kitchener, Canada.
The combination is captained by
Wiifred, who is twenty-five. Arthur,
Robert. Gerald, Clarence and Wer-
ner, together with Wilfred, COM
prize the regular sextet. They range
in age from eighteen to twenty-five
years. In addition to the six regu-
lars, Norris and Eugene, sixteen
and fifteen, respectively, are the
substitutes.
The Schnarr family will play the
Quaker City team tomorrow, St.
Nicholas Friday, and the Quakers
again on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
opening Game Over 81
Innings; Goes to Cham
pion by Score I57-133

Ralph Greenleaf, champion of the
serld at pocket billiards, defeated
arthur Woods, of Minneapolis, the
challenger, in the first block OF their
@sopoint match which started last
night in the grand ballroom of the
sotei Astor. They are scheduled to
engage in three blocks of 100 points
saeh, finishing Friday. The score of
,,.esterday's game was: Greenleaf, 157;
Woods, lSS3
1t was long and uninteresting
Jane being prOtracted over thirty-two
aai'gs. Both men were inclined to
pay safe and this slowed up the game
senslaerably. The only incident of a
ensatlonal nature came in the twelfth
'aaing when Woods clicked off forty
'As s,is oalls tor the high run of the game.
aHhougt the game was scheduled
w only $50 points Referee jerome
aeogh, OF Rochester, a former cham
gslon' ordered the table cleaned after
u'rehleaf had reached This total and
as champion finished with an un-
Aalsaed run Of thirteen. The position
= .ae object and cue balls was then
.aa9Sed and play will be resumed to-
asht With Greenieaf taking the first
:. Inc challenger had the break and
men Greenleaf in his first turn regis
,s'ed twenty-nine points. The cham
ss0a continued in the lead, holding his
s.kgest advantage in the eight inning
snsn the score was II to 8 in his favor.
p1esnieaf was unable to hold this big
'sao because OF numerous scratches.
ufeenleaf continued to lead until the
,ssass-second inning, when the chal-
ssseF 's finally forged ahead as the re-
~ ssas Of short but consistent runs, while
4s w champion WAS unable to score.
moods was in front IN the twenty
,s'sn,h frame by score of 1875 to s6,
-. ~ ssre, realizing that he must pull
ts'ssu a. together, Greenleaf quickened
a "a ssrose, and by two runs of % and
was again in front, 13s to $50. In
a. lssx 'ass two tu.ns at the table Green
lss' scored 6 and 13 respectively, the
ssss n being an unfinished run.
1. tne champions play was slow, but
prayed his break shots wonderfully
nss ss easily excelled Woods in this de-
asat aasssment of play. Woods had several
s,|10s s,|y10sssunitiss to make big runs, but
! -ssso ~ on his break shots.
sas score by innings:
ii aSds: II. - o. IL ~. q. 2, II, Ia.
sl--l. 2--1, o, I. 6, 6. 0. 0, II. IL.
er...v Q, II. 10, Z. 0. s, o. 5. Total. I3S.
l-s1neat. 20. i, Ii, Il, IL, Fl. u.
.. 0, Ill. 2--1. 0, o. 0. Q. s. 2. Q.
Tea, ss,' III II, 0. 0. 2. 0. Z. 20. 20, 8. IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Reorganised Body Has Plans
To Build Home by October /
VIII Conduct Service Finals Between Army and Navy
Boxers at New Arena; Threatened Foreclosure
Proceedings Disposed of by Gen. Coleman Dupont

That the International Sporting Club has
rehabilitation Of the organization that
personally sanctioned by President army
heads that al the finals between boxers
held in the of the Sporting
would built
not later than October l. 1922 positively
president OF the association at its headquarters
-Grst erday
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
McCill Team May Meet
Rutgers at Polo Grounds

MONTREAL, Dec. 21~-Definite de-
cision regarding the offer OF a game
with the Rutgers College football
eleven at the Polo Grounds in New
York next fall will be reached by the
advisory board of the McGill students
council this week. The offer is for
game on November 1922, and a sub
stantial guaranty accompanies the Of
fer
McGill has practically completed ar
rangements with Syracuse University
for a game against the Orange sqnad
at Srracusa on Novemher 1
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Schaefer Twice Beats Cont

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q. - Jake
Schaefer, worlds 1S.2 balkline billiard
champion, defeated Roger Cont, French
player, in the fifth and sixth blocks
of their 1890 point exhibition match
to-day. Sehaefer won the afternoon
match. 400 to 3S3. and the night match,
400 to s3s. The point totals are
Schaefer, 2,S07; Cont, 1897.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Morris Is Billiard Winner

II. Morris, playing the best billiards
of the tournament, defeated Sam Levin
in last nights match in the Manhattan
pocket billiard championship tourney
at the Morningside parlors. The score
was 100 TO rs. Morris hal runs Of II,
II, Is and 10 and ran out in 20 innings.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
SUMMONS

suPEBAaE CoIRT. COUNTY or NEW
foRk.-JoSE BALVfN. Plaintiff
against ANTOINETTE BALyfS. Defend
ant Summons. Action for absolute di-
Norce.
To the above ra ned Defendant.
YOU ARE fEREBY SUMBrONED TO
answer the com nyiaint ~ this action and to
serve copy OF your answer on tho
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after he service az this summons. exclusive
o. the day OF service. and in case OF your
failure 10 appear or answer Judgment will
be taken against you by default for the
relieI eelnanaed in the com paint.
Dated, New York, September 1st 1891
Attorney for Plaintiff. onice and p o
Address. ~ West 42nd Street, City o.
New Yoris
To Anteinette Baiyin. the above named De-
fenAsnf. =
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant 10 ar order
of Hou. kssaor Wasservogel. d Justice or
he supreme Court Of the State Of Nevx
York, datea The 29th day OF September. 1927.
and i.lel with THE complaint in the office
OF this Clefs. 81 tae County CT New York #
al 1he County CouTt House. In the Bor-
cush OF Manhattan. City. County and stats
OF New York.
Dated New York, September 3uth. 1874.
Attorney for Piaiutln. office and p O.
address, ~ West 42nd Street, New
YORK Gaty-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Bouts Hereabouts

TONIGHT
Madison Square Garden-Pete Her.
man VS.. Midget Smith: 15 rounds.
Crescent a. C.--Amateur intercity
bouts.
- Jamaica s. eddie White VS..
Icddy Seidmnn; 10 rounds.
FRIDAY
18th infantry--Soltlier Jones VS., Raw
Thompson, Is rounds.
SATURDAY
Con, nsonweaith =. C.-Jofnny Muir
ray VS.. George Brown; II rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22

LEGAL NOTICES
IL under sections 1878 and 1879. Code

NOTICE under sections 1878 and 1879. Code
sgpREME COURT. COUNTY or ERIE
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. Plaintiffs, against John Doe, Mary
Doe, Richard Roe and Jane Roe. the last
above four names being fictitious, Their
real names being unknown, and al other
law. Il any Of GERTRrDE sTRGEBEi4
late OF the City of Buffalo. County OF Erie
ana state Of New York, deceased. and arl
and all other persons claiming or who
may claim TO nave interest IN or general
Or specific lien upon the real property de-
scribed in the complaint herein or in some
part thereof. through under the above
named defendants or either or any Of them
or through under said GERTRUDE
claimants and persons whose names are
unknown. being generally described and
being intended to be included tn the
following designations. viz: The wives.
"ldows, husbands. heirs at law, devisees.
creditors, trustees committees. executors.
administrators. grantees. assignees, lenors
ana next Of kin, If any, OF the above named
GERTRUDE sTRUEBEL. deceased. and of
the above named defendants or either or
deriving any interest In or title to or lien
upon said real estate through from or
under said GERTRuDE STRUEBEL, de-
ceased, or any of said above named de-
lendantS and their respective husbands.
wives widows end widowers. II any. De-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANTS
and all unknown claimants TO any interest
in the premises hereinafter described:
ment has been commenced by the People
OF The State of New York pursuant to
sections 1873 to 1873 inclusive Of the Pub
nc Lands Law, being Chapter XLYI of the
Consolidated Laws of the State OF New
York TO recover the title to and right OF
possession of the following described real
property, which vested In the said plaintiffs
by eschsat the death OF GERTRUDE
STRu EEEL, intestate on or about the
24th day OF August, 1916. inhabitant OF
the City of Buffalo. County of Erie and
state OF New York, seized in fee simple OF
the following described premises viz
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL or
LAND situate in the Town of Hamburg,
County cf Erie and State OF New York.
being part of Lot Number sixteen tis)
Holland Land Colnpany's Survey and
further disting uished as Subdivision Lots
Numbers one hundred 600 and one hun
dred one GOD as shown map filed in
Erie County Clerks Office under Cover
Number 416: Also
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL. OF
LAND situate in the Town OF Hamburg.
County of Erie and State OF Now York,
being part of Lot Number three f3) Town
ship ten tl0l Range eight (sl of the Buf-
falo Creek Preservation and further 7ls-
tingushed b-divison Lots Number
one hundred ninety-five t195). one hundred
ninety six (196) and hundred ninety
seven G97) as shown map fled IN Erie
$50
Dated, Albany. N Y. December 9Th 1921.
CFARLES .. NEWTON Attorney General
and Attorney for Plaintiffs Office and Post
Office Address, Capitol, Albany. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE Or NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
TAis CERTIFICATE .ssaad in enn1s
caLs, hereby ee~tiaes that the COFrTN
EEptNGToN COMPANY. a domestic stoess
corporation, has filed in thts office Of, tls;e
lstn Gay OF DseambeT. 1921. papers for
ths voluntary dissolution OF such corpnra-
ton tHGSl section @7t OF the Geueraf Ger.
poration Law and that IT appears thera-
IFoln teag a4ch corporation has com piled
WIN said section IN order to be dissoiy4sd
WITNESS, my hand and the seal of offtca
OF the Secretary Of state. 81
the City Of Albany this thir
SSEALo feerth day Of December one
Thousand nine hundred ana
twenty one
RANCr.F COMPTON.
DEPUTY SECRETARY or sTArw
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Crescent Five Wins Again

The Crescent A. C. basketball team
scored its eighth victory of the season
last night on the home court by beat
ing the Providence College five, 4S to
20. The score at half-time was 81 to g..
Barker, with FIVE field aud FIVE foul
goals, starred for the victors.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
N \. A. E.. Routs Ian. 5

sssss as New York Athletic Club will
q smother amateur boxing tourney
IN .ssnuary 5 and Z, with prizes for
te.s.ss ss'asscs. The classes to be con-
posss sse as follows: 10S-pound, 115-
5ss.S ize~pcund, 135-pound and 145-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-22
Wilson Signs to Defend Title
Against Creb np Garden Ring
Champion Likely TO Lose Grown in
Scheduled l5-Round Battle With Pittsburgh
Boxer ON Feb. 8; Herman Meets Smith To-nigh.
By Fred Hawthorne

Looks though Wilson, Roquefort mddeweight
pn of the world and hence king of the DIVISION will
ll OF Germany Emperor Carous
heads Of Europe quite knocked
from under his headpiece of pulled