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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-18
REWARD

For information leading to arrest
following described party, or recoy-
cry of stolen horse; young mar,
weight 160 lbs., height, 5ft.-Sin., dark
curly hair, blue eyes; name Pat Nc
Dougal; may be under other name.
Horse; white saddle stallion, two year
old, blue color about ears, blue specks
on breast, warts on nose; branded on
stiffle with Bar ]. Wire information,
]. A. Fitzpatrick, Lostine. Oregon.
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NOTICE.

The the ladies of Athena and vi
cinity: Mrs. D. H. Mansfield has
moved her Hemstitching shop to 100
west Main St., Walla Walla. WASH,
in the Electric Way store and will do
Hemstitching, Buttons, Button holes,
Pleating, Dyeing, Dry cleaning, and
remodeling.
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and confirmed as a legal, binding OBJ
legation Of the City Of Athena.
ARTICLE XIII.

CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY
Section /. All claims or demands
against the City of Athena shall be
presented to and audited by the Ccun-
Gil in accordance with such regula-
tions as they may by ordinance pre-
scribed, and upon the allowance of
such claims or demands, the Recorder
shall draw warrant upon the Treas
urer for the amount allowed, which
said warrant shall be countersigned
by the Mayor and shall specify the
purpose for which the same is
drawn.
Section 2. No claim against the
City shall be paid until it is audited
and allowed by the Council and then
only by warrant drawn on the Treas
urer by the Recorder, countersigned
by the Mayor.
Witness the hand of the Recorder
and Mayor of the City Of Athena, to-
gether with the Seal of said City
this 9Th day Of August, 1929.
B. B. RICHARDS, Recorder.
(Seal) H. A. BARRETT, Mayor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-18

For Sale-Kindling wood, dry box
cuttings delivered at your home in
Athena. Oregon. $500 per truck
load, three and one-half cubic yards,
c. Q. D. Phone orders to our expense.
Milton Box Co., Milton, Oregon,
phone ssS.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-18
TAKEN UP

Notice is hereby given that have
taken up one red milk COW, with
stirrup brand on right side.
One red and white bull calf about
three months old.
Unless the above described animals
are claimed by owner, will sell
same at public auction at my place,
two miles west of Athena, at 2 o'clock
P. M, on Monday, August 10, 1922.
Dated at Athena, Oregon, July 2S,
1922.
Sterling Paris
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-18
Clerks of Election,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED

BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
chat for the hereinbefore charter
amendments the following ballot ti-
tie be and the same hereby is adopted,
as follows, to-wit:
Charter Amendments referred to
the people of the City of Athena by
the Common Council:
An Act to make charter provisions
governing the finances of the City of
Athena, and to amend an Act of the
Legislature of the State Of Oregon,
filed with the Secretary of State,
January 9th, 1905, by adding there
to Article XI governing finances and
Indebtedness of said City.
404 Yes ::
-.........-.....
4O5 No
To make charter provision for the
issuance of bonds of the City of Athe-
ma for refunding outstanding indebt-
edness and validating outstanding
Indebtedness and to amend an act Of
gon. filed with tho Secretarv of state
Januarv 27th 1o0s hv adding thera,
to Article XII for he ISSUANCE of
bonds and validating Indebtedness and
providing for tax levy to pay prin-
p" ' '''e'' '"eieo'''
406 Yes
''.'''''''''.,'
.
407 No
,..,.-...,.,.
To make charter provision govern
ing claims against the City of Atbe-
ma, and to amend an Act Of the Leg
islature of the State of Oregon filed
with the Secretary of State January
9th, 1905, by adding thereto Article
XIII.
.....
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-18

To make charter provision govern
ing claims against the City of Athe-
ma, and to amend an Act Of the Leg
islature of the State of Oregon, filed
with the Secretary of State, January
27th, 1905, by adding thereto Article
XIII.
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Iiieii par value, ana all moneys de-
rived from the sale of such bonds
shall be Immediately deposited in a
special fund and shall not be expen.
ded for any other purposes than that
for which such bonds were authorized
and issued.
Section z. There shall be levied
each year tax upon the taxable
property within the City sufficient
to pay the interest on bonds out.
standing, as the same accrues, and
the principal Of said bonds from time
to time, at the maturity thereof
which taxes shall become due and col.
lectible as other taxes.
ARTICLE XII.
FUNDING BONDS FOR THE
PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS
WITH WHICH TO REDEEM THE
PRESENT OUTSTANDING IN
DEBTEDNESS OF THE CITY
Section |. The City Council is
hereby authorized and empowered to
issue and negotiate general obligation
coupon bonds of the said city in the
principal sum of Twenty Thousand
$50, 0,000.00) Dollars, said bonds to be
of such denomination and to bear
such date and rate of interest and to
run for such length of time as may
be. determined by the City Council.
Said bonds, when issued, both as to
principal and interest, shall be exempt
from all taxation and shall be a
valid, binding and subsisting general
obligation of the said City, and nei-
ther the said bonds nor the indebt-
edness funded thereby shall ever be
open to contest by the City or any Of
its officers, or by any person, cor
poration or association for or on its
or their behalf, for any reason what
soever.
Section 9. The said bonds to be
issued are for the payment of in
debtedness heretofore incurred as
follows; Upon Judgment in dam
age suit against the City of Athena;
for addition to the lighting of the
City; accrued salary; general cxnen-
ses; for municipal water system; and
other incidental expenses Of the said
City heretofore incurred, and the
said Indebtedness for each of said
purposes for which moneys have been
actually expended is hereby ratified
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Penn Basketball
Team Will Meet
McGill Quintet

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 30.-For the
frst time in the history Of basketball
In Philadelphia an international game
will be- played on New Years Day when
McGm University meets the Univer-
sitv Of Pennsylvania Eve In Weight
man Hall. Coach Eddie McNiehols
Red and Blue team, with record OF
four straight victories in the prelimi-
nary games, now jumps into IT'S hard
est task for tho January schedule calls
for ~ least seven games including
Nuhlenberg College, Dickinson Col
lege. University Of Delaware United
states Naval Academy, the champion
Princeton team and Mercer College OF
Georgia. All these games Will be
played on the home floor.
The Navy game will be played Satur-
dsy night, January lS, this being the
.ecopd straight year that the Aiddies
have invaded weightman Hall. Last
vear the Red and Blue tossers defeat
.d tse Annapolis fye after II had run
up big string Of consecutive Vietorses' s',
coach Hill Johns Princeton team l9l.
lows Saturday. January ~, ana tne .'.
Mercer game viii be pihyeu 11".ti
N. This will be the hrat time that
Penn and Mercer have ever me- u'
basketball. and according TO All re-
uorts from the South the mercer NV
is one OF the strongest In the eoun-
try. ,.....r. ,~ohions
we're solved just before the STAR oi
the Christmas holidays when ne pi"sts \.
Leopold AZ center and Learned thsl thJ ni
former South philadelphia high oeh4g'
star fitted in nicely IN his new eomDi.
nation In one or two OF the eAIllut
games agains; So Joseph's eno pIeHcli
Brew. a substitute from laat 4ssl
team. was given the center position
hut he did not quite come up 70 eAl
pectations and Coach MeNleh0l 'u'N''
It's no easy task 10 md q center %
tato ,he place formerly held aoNn n
CAPTAIN Bill Grave, the Springhs,u
Mass. boy, who jumped center on tWhs W
ned and Blue teams for the latt tnte'
wears and was generally regarded ~
one Of the best tap-oh players IN COZ
ledate ranks. Leopold looked pars,,eu'
larly good IN the Ursinus ana Wes'
ievan games and scored four held goal'
IN the latter contest and also pre-
vented his man from registering sin,
gle field goal. Bill Grave al prese,n' pD,.l
/ r coaching the Penn junior varsity
squad end will also play with the A.
lsntIc City professional team in tn'
vastern League Racenast, also
member Of last years Penn y91rsits,
team, a also playing with Aiiantl'
City lie is holding down a forwar'
position.
aPos" Miller, captain Of this year.
football team. is ready 90 get back y
/ harness AZ guard on the basketoaI
squad. Miller was a regular with Cap
| TAIN Al voegclin last year, but an IN
| jury received IN the Cornell game oI
/ ThanksgiyinK Day, kept him out Of ,h'
I arst three basketball clashes tni
soasoh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Thirteen Letter
Men Return Next
Fall Columbia

Following tho announcement last
week OF toe Columbia University foot
ball sehedulc for 1928, which includes
such formidable rivals as the Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, Cornell and
Dartmouth. Blue and White supporters
have been taking an inventory TO ma
out how many experienced men wil1 pc
available when next football season
rollg around. Thirteen Of the twenty
six who received varsity "Cs' viii
definitely be back, while one other
Stuart Blundcll. n quarterback, may
return. with the eight others awarded
tho football "C' 20 be listed among
the missing.
or the eleven players who were gen
orally recognized as the men making
up the FIRST team. eight viii be nYall-
nbic next serson. In addition al nine
who were awarded "fCt's' may return,
with seven deanitcly scheduled 20 take
up Blue.and-Whitc football again
whether thc ether two viii put IN an
appearanee Is AZ the present time not
certain. but they will In all probability
he hack. Add 20 these the twcnty-siN
resipients Of the class numerals
aiq2g." VINO were members OF the pest
freshman team Columbia has had in
years, and the squad will be quite
large next year.
The &C" men who will play again
include CaD.ain Kop. sch, ~ present
a Junior, whose fcats on The gridironn
stand out as tho redccming feature OF
the Blue aud whites poor season;
johnson, Gehrig. Brodil, Fischer Ny.
ers and Reilly. The three members OF
tbe frst airing not available next sea-
son arc II. ". Blaine, ecntert BOO
Burt. quarterback. and Ben Roderiek,
fullback.
Other &C" men who viii return arei
Glib. tackle; Tiihonen, end and center
Donaldson, halfback; Meyer, tackle
and Healy, halfback, while Blundeli,
quarterback, may be back I'll
men win, will igain put in an appear
ance Tor gridiron work next iall' are
Neale, end; Ray. halfback Van Brock
lin. halfback. Shlcmi hnlfbaeki Eehe-
yarria, halfbaek; Dillingham;, haifoacks'
and NeCreary. halfback. With Russell
end, and Ormoud DeKay, tackle, prob
ably returning.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

The question OF supremacy between
the five men who rank first ln the
United States and Canada opens once
more when these men meet in tho races
at Ncwburgh and Yonkcrs. Last year
Steinmetz. the Chicago spccdstcr, by
winning both the international outdoor
championship AT Saranac Lake and the
diamond medal trophy at Lake Placid
proved his right TO the title Of King
OF the lec.'
Following the Metropolitan cham-
pionship al Yonkers the boys 80 10
the Johnson Eudicott Ci,y meets on
January 1914 and - h compete in
the Adirondack Gold Cup Crcui,
Races. These races at Endicott and
johnson City viii be held under tho
auspices Of the American Legion. uni
der the dircctorship OF William Fisher,
former big league bail player Jan
uary l7-1S and ~ continuation of The
gold cup races goes on at Platisburrh
Ny. A break in the gold cup cham
pionships occurs at this point, when
the men leave the Adirondacks 20
compete in the National Championships
at Chicago on January &c. 27 and 2S.
Leaving Chicago on the night OF the
2stb the boys viii reach Saranac Lake
in time TO compete on January 30 and
81 and February ] so The third leg
Of the Adirondack gold cup. They then
Jump 20 Montreal for the Canadian
Nationals on February and Q, coming
back 20 Lake Placid for the wiudup
OF the Cold Cup Championship on
February 3. o and l0.
The Gold Cup Champ Fi0nahlps wlll
rank second t0 none in importance. a.
the man finishing first with the great
est number Of points at tho combined
meets Of the Gold Cup Champ
will have faced q harder task than that
imposed on him ia either the Inter
national, National or Canadian Nation
al Chomp
Following the Gold Cup Champion
ships come the International az 81.
John, n. b., on February "a. rs and
Is. and on February 1e and 90 at
Moncton, n. b., the speed skaters wind
up the outdoor skating year
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Havana Entries

Fifsf race Ohrcc- year-oids and upward;
ltu.ur. purse. 500, ak furiongnl-
QrflA. i0f. BobbeQ Hair lo4. run balL
f. 1rv enty Seven. i9I. Nan. JOB. scif
tsgs 1es; old Pop. 49, Blooinington.
aNarshau gughman, IL; Win % Quit
Sssnd race 0threc- 5 ear-olds and up
H,t claimiug. purse $500, Elk furlongs)
Lttla. -. Foui weather. 10fi 1koran.
u. fBfookheld l01. Valentine dor, 1917
-tc, ie7. Kitty Chcsthami iesi AAcLane,
~ Ike Mills. ii2.
h.rd race (two-year-olds; purse. $500:
- furlongsl-L Lorena Marsella. % Noun
~, Lsssie. o. xxRofie H.. ~; x1Our
t % Frank s.. iQ2. French Canadian.
~. & Aarlonette, III. xxJ. z. Wflghts
F.urih rae. ohrss.year- olds and up
AQi claiming purse. $500. Eve and
~ furicngf l-Eaviaco. i03. Galamander
~ Acosias ZOE. Cicsronian. ZOE. scsrrle
Sie %; biscussion, zos, Memphis, ios'
-,k TOP. 100; Appis1ack N, III. Red
- " rlTocco III; Ras iif.
,..lth rice thrse- ycar-olde and upward:
--ling rurfo. $500. mile el--xAwnlnR. %.
80 nlten X, iol; xNiss Rankin. iof.
,tf.f ~ lff, HMontporri, iof; HIAnd-
~ l'f. Irouhlsr 100. zAftsr Night
ftuoL i9si Dalrymsn. 100.
..ih fsce rhree -year-olds nnd inward.
...ts purss. $500. milsl--Far VIZ
80 ~ xThisle Queen. fNf. Hlayorry.
~. AueficAn Eagle. i6s. prorpector. I6A
fst Rec. 100; Prunss ZOE.
s.,senfh rscc fthrssyoar-oids and m.
49, tlelning pune, tSoo. rdile and affy
;;.,-s.3s R0n. l6s. Huen. los: 4Nsiiewno,'
Ei,l.tstt- t,sifssids. 1915 zToHsy Beau, ios;
Sbsntics aliovaaes elalmsL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Dartmouth Wins Harding
Winter Sports Trophy

LAKE PLACID. n Y. Dec. 5O.--Dart'
mouth was to-day awarded the Hard
ing trophy in the college winter sports
carnival here after the two-mile snow
shoe race, protested 70 the Judges AZ
the finish yesterday, was run over.
Weston Blake, Of Dartmouth, won the
event to-day in 20 minutes 56 seconds.
d. Anderson, Of McGill, was second and
Dunson. Of McGill, third. The stand
inc Of the colleges at the close wasi
Dartmouth, 25 points; heGill, Hi New
Hampshire, 10; Williams, 8; Yale, o.
and Wisconsin, 3.
The race was protested yesterday be-
cause eight OF the ten contestants took
tho wrong trail, the other TWO Deing
the only ones 20 finish. The standing
before the start of the race to-day was
sueh that had McGill been able 20 win
drst and second place it would have
carried on the trophy by ono point
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
New Orleans Entries
(NfoNDAY)


r-., rae. fpurss 81. 600: for four-year-
ss ana upward; claiming. inilo anu three,
lfisenthsi- -Exhortcr. III Merchant ill'
isndful f0G: sTokslon March. los 'Hono-
aiu Boy. io6: sHooneFllle. 100. ,lF. ishe,
its. s6meTican Soldier. los; Mountain
~. II ZOE, Spectacular GIRL i05; 'wylie
IN. Noee. fo2. eChateaugay, e9i 'faNybeA
n, spt 8i Bill and Coo. 80.
second race (purss. $1,000; the Jovial
p1.ss. for fhree-year -olds; i've sud hali
tr,ongsl gsl-klrk Lady. 10: Hork. los;
fonynoug, ios' Blue Soss; los' ctsnd,i BsItsr
N priaud. l06. Rock salt 1866 Jupiter
E Prince of Umbrla. 1o6; Nuyakh, los
per sport. i06. Miss Me.se. l0o' John q
gs'lY ioc.
Th,rd race Cpurss. $1,000: tho GOLDEN
ss's Purse. for four-year-olds ana Up
rr,riisfo. Iif; GentWty, ~. psrader.
10. Marvin May 10; Ny Revere. lgi
ssy Ffofs Home i06. Colando, los Auntlo
rty. itt. Nigh Cost. i0l; LEnare, lyt /.
~ Dsng. iot; Hiduen Jewel, l0z' Not g
~ 100
Tosr,h race (purss. 5000; ths NsT
rssf H,ndicap. FOR ihree-y year-olds and
Upward. nie) Best Pal t26. Como sony.
3 Tlppl,y witchet. iis; MaNimac' iig.
NIiam A.. 115f copper lemon.
I-ftun ios; Billy Barton los' alr
rhsmu Kean. I0I. Woodtrap, lobi Fen-
iiehs itf. BIarney Stona Iof. Eaetcside
itt oiynthus. i6l; Alta BAY H. loS:
Fsgu, ios. American BOY, ioi; Rib Grass,
"a. AnoymOus 90; faffles esi sweep
haHk. 92 Roseate 1T. el. Calcuttai "
Atcaymoas. Rsflea sweep Hawk ana
Rosssis if Holland -klimer entry. Wood-
zap Wapiu and Rib Grass, Matlock NC
Ptgton entry Billy Barton and baste-
tat. Sam Louis entry.
VIA race (purse. $1,000; the Winter
Garden Purse. Tor four-yesr- olds tnd up
ftrd. mile and seventy ysrdsl--Pastoral
sta.n, l07. slippery Elm. io5, WaplA lgl'
lt'oT io1 OiynthuE. io5; Alta BOY H.
tl Hsrinis Kemblc. i02. Canyon, loz.
snih race Cpurso. $1,000; FOR three-year-
80 and upward claiming; mile ana
1istnth) Duke John. 49, klnE John.
10. Sagamook. 1i0. RIB Grass llo;
H,lier. ies, Accelerate, itl; sOur Birth-
sf ioT; -Rams. l07i sTulan@ 1915 ST
bard iosi walnut Hall. loe, 'Canu-
nf. Jos. sGem, 100, Our Detty, 103f
Natural iol, 'Grayton. %. sPEul
ncou. o.
seventh race tpurfc, 3i,oeo. for four
tar-Olds and upward claiming: mile and
ihres-slK -slKteenths)--B Car, III: AInaze.
III: Huonec, III; British Liner. Jos
sfsord Herbert, zoe; 'Plantsredc lus
Matinee Idol. iog. Johnny overton. i0s
Tulsa. i06: sBravo. 100. Tcniec. i0a
sNyadsworth's Last i0z Musito. io2. Rad
iosl 100. 'Alliro. 81 Grace Foster, 90.
Apprentice Allowance Of five pOund'
lAlmcd.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

80 q even went 20 The post, and
~ Erirh, Of the Heather was IN
- position ard a hot ZIP had
~ l..eslsted on High Cost, the Tor
~ ~ fsrgottcn, except by stable
~ ~. -. Ard the later was heavily
|.f'es,.,.s.. - ursuspecting talent. High
tilsa - Hockey Owens. performed
- 49, shro8ghout
nilfspi a .nes took thc lead at the
~ ~;,h Vslor second SnG hirk-
sT,aA.. s..,. ssit6 knight ~ the Heather
l,slns ,'r,t. su1 High Cost was last
20, On n, hsrrisr. At the quarter
~ v.lsr vas leading. with Kirk
rle ~, ,,eonS only head back, and
,I.ns ~ ~, ~ tkifd. High Cost trailed
ffllss flls.,;s5 Ksight Of the Heather.
~ ~. bsigmiie post Jockey Mein, on
.t. ~ u, N ne Heather. made his move
a.'s,riie3 up % third position when
g.5,ss vert into the lead, closely
as.,5 ia.s'.~,5 bv Picnic. In tho turn through
$1,000 Z. .,ss,.rf knight Of the Heather sim
- =. ,..,,red ID victory. winning by a
y - nj a hslf. while Hadrian had
~ fesS's margin over Picnic. The
- we're hopeiessly beaten.
-. fsvorites and one split favorite
=, soxr IN front to-day, breaking the
- rring Of victories for outsiders
- Dominated tho card all week.
ne results:
So ~, tpurss. 500. Tor tvo-year-
4. ,lsfrnirR gfr furiongs)-- Bodazzle'
q Uofesraui. 70 8. 10 2 snd 1 70 :
90 snd 10 Z. second. Rork, ll'
'o-.-s, Z to 1. 3 10 = and 8 90 3. third
-. i.ff Marjorie Wood. Mildred Ruth
4. t~soie. Colo Mount. Slaudcrer, fuN o'
=, ssd SOPHIE GOLDMAN also ran
s.,osd nc. tpurse 500. for thrse-year'
- snd upward, claiming; mile and az
a-kni-p'rafe McCee. il2 (Gourleyl
-fsf' 70 3 snd 3 20 8, won; Tyranny
n fca.eiio). - 70 7. 30 20 I and 70
tt,f snd 10 3. third Time. ] Sc 3-S
s.,rshilrht M. Solid Rock. Challenger
r,f,ion March Grace Foster. Anna Cal.
n Edna D. Regal Lodge and Homewar1
lsuEl also ran
7Ara race tpurse. 500; for three-yesf
=, and upward. claiming; mile ana az
sfAshj-Mslze. 10f (Shnlickl. 70
, 70 ! and 20 10. won. Tricks. 10
pul.), 20 20 l. % ara 20
Hrrrat nlN NNN NNNf - AANNHeff
- and even. third. Jime, l.5s 20
etrsy Befmont. Chicken, The Moor
rtrgts Not Yet. Hot Foot. Neapohtai
.,i Thunderbird also ran.
rssrth rnco purse. 500; Bogalus'
ri,dcap. for al ages, six furlongD =
frfhi Of the Heather. 10 (Mein), 70 !
+ h ana 20 8, won. Hadrian. il
p,oD. Z 10 2. 9 20 and 90 Z. second
INK. los CLang), 5 % !. ? 70 ] and ever
sFi Time. i;if 3-b. kirklevington
ilof High Cost and Prince Of Wehe
. fah
nm race tpurse. 800. for three-year
= ana upWard.' claiming: milo ana
trltsnihb Crack % Dawn. l0b tMein
lni. even and I to .. won: servitor. II
oinen, > 10 i. 20 1 and 70
.r-f. Bslrian Queen, 1o7 (Doylel' 20 I
Hb and 10 l. third. Time,l - g
fr Zone. Woodtrap. simplicity. .Bridet
a. Despair and Mock Orange also rai
gt,i 0fanFe and Despair left al the pos
cIA race Cpurae. 400: for three-yenT
- sfd upward; ciaiminEi mile ana
1pfathD thD-winneconns. fob (Martz), I
fio 8 and 90 8. won. Magician. 10
01yisj 4 TO T.. 20 and 70 b. second
y Jim, i0s Gsngl, 70 20 :, even ar
q q third. Time. i:fs IS. Ihornhedg'
elan. Service star, White Haven an
tAhc also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
TituIar Races for
Women on February D

THE first track and field champion
u ships for women will be decided
al Madison Square Garden on Feb
ruary ;. in conjunction with the
senior metropolitan championships
Il was announced yesterday by the
championship committee. The events
will be a ffty-yard dash and a quar-
ter-nfile relay
On past performances the relay
team Of the YalcOur Club will be
favored TO win. as this quartet, COM
posed Of the Misses McCartie, Grant,
Dixon and Kelly. recently estab-
lished an American record Of
O:55 3-5 for this distance. The
events FOR women will be the first
TO be decided under the auspices
Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Reekie Meets ParsOn in
Pinehurst Golf Final

PTNEHURsT. n. C., Dec. 30 Nil-
liam Reekio. Of Upper Montelair, \. j.,
and Donald Parson, Of youngstown,
Ohio. survived the final round M the
mid-winter golf tournament nc Pinc-
bvrs, to-day and will mcei in The trophy
contest on Monday. ,u
Reekie played against T. Ressfu
Rrown. Of Montclair, ard won ~
"a q Parson won By and from
John r. DALEY jT.s Of RosAssser' ~ A.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
VIII Overcome Handicap

The reports from Chicago that VII
liam T. Tilden I'd, national champion.
will play in exhibition matches in thai
city next Saturday and sunday VIII
hold a lot Of interest for tennis play
ers all over the land. The fact tha.
Tildon has lost the frst two joints Of
the middle finger Of his right hand has
led many persons 10 believe that the
ehampions days at the TOD Of the ten
mis- world are over. ! do no. subscribe
10 this belief, and while il Is probable
that Tilden will experience some dir
Guilty at first in playing some OF those
marvellous volleyinR shots that haze 90
often thrilled the galleries, ! do not
think he will be permanently affected
by his injury. Other athletes have
overcome similar handicaps, and there
is no good reason 20 believe that TIL.
den will not be abe 10 do likewise.
Vincent Richards. who, with samuel
Hardy and S. Howard Noshell, will play
In the exhibition matches with Tiiden
probably VIII compete In the big tour.
namcnt at Miami Beach, Fla., next Fcb-
ruary. The youthful Davis Cup play.
er, Il "a announced, will leave for the
South eGrly IN February, and also NAV
compete IN the Florida ehampionship
az Palm Beach. the week following the
Miami Beach tournament r. Norris
Williams % also may play again AZ
Palm Beach, and this would insure =
fnal-round match AZ 20 be staged on
any court.
The tournament recently he's Ga
Barcelona, Spain, served 70 bring Otto
Froitzheim. the former German Davis
Cup played, 70 tho fore after a period
OF tournament inactivity dating back %
August, 1918. when Froitzheim lass
competed M th!s country.
That the German has not suffered
greatly By his enforced idleness Is IN.
dlcated By the fact that he defeated
Manuel Alonso, Of Spain. Ia the Anal
round after a grueling fve-set match.
The feeling against the German play
ers Is not 50 deep rooted In the ~neu.
trail" countries Of EUROPE as Il Is
among the Allies and this country.
None OF The former kaiser's subjects
would be welcomed on our courts, and
this Is quite as IL should be, in my
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Carrier Faces McXev

Nike Carrier, the West Side welter,
on Tuesday night, faces the tough
colored warrior. Jack McYey. in the
main attraction Of twelve rounds. a.
,hc 10Th Regiment ATmory. Sam
Branch, The eolored middleweighs. is
booked with Larry EstTldge, for the
second twelve.