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New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
400 Adirondack Acres
To Be Women's Camp
Big Trout Tract Is Bought by
New Yorker, Who VIII Es-
tabIish CIubs There

The Big Trout tract in the Adiron-
dacks. long owned by the estate of A..
A.. Low, is TO be utilized as a camp and
recreation center for girls. The prop
erty was purchased yesterday Sy Miss
Virginia D. Bell, Hotel Marseilles, this
city, from the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, trustee, for the Low estate.
There are 1000 acres in the property.
which is located two miles from the,
Horseshoe station on the New York
Central. The property is heavily tim
bered, has number of buildings and
three lakes. One of the lakes is two
and half miles long. Miss Bell will
erect additional buildings. Clubs for
young women and lodges for trout fish
ing, hunting and winter sports will be
established in various sections Of the
estate.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Whites Win Sleepy
Hollow Golf Game
From the Noyeses
Frederick NJ. Hilton, With
3O-Foot Putt on 18th
Green, Clinches Inter-Of-
flee Trophy for His Forces

Frederick M. Hilton, high chief of
the William A. White &. Sons forces,
returned from Europe recently, where
he visited the battleields The visit
included the historic city of Rheims,
where Mr.. Hilton heard the story again
of "They shall not pass!"
All of which is preliminary and in
troductory to the fact that there was
another great battle last Thursday. in
French city was adopted as the battle
battle of two of New York's real estate
leaders, backed by picked men from
their forces. The William A. Whites
were massed on the hills and through
the valleys of peaceful old Sleepy Hol-
low, and there the cohorts of Charles
F. Noyes advanced to meet them. The
fight ragged from early morning until
dark, and when the smoke of battle had
cleared, observers could see that the
Whites still retained possession of the
golf trophy, which they now have won
for three successive years from the
"go-getters" of the Noyes Company.
And right here let it be said thar the
victory was clinched by well-directed
hole. On that putt the tide of battle
turned.
Neither Victorious at Tennis
While this action was going on an
other desperate hight was being waged
in another part of the field. The
Noyeses have tennis cup which they
won from the Whites last year. Each
sent it's best sharpshooters out to the
contest. The singles finished all even
q TO 2. Then in the afternoon came
the les-desperately fought, game
by game, until nightfall put an end to
the fray, with the score tied up at four
games each. This scrap will be carried
to finish at another time.
Mr.. Noyes also returned recently
from Europe, but he spent most of his
time visiting cathedrals, SO he had no
idea what was in Mr.. Hilton's mind
when the two teed up at the first hole.
Mr. Noyes was supported by Charles
Heller and Mr.. Hilton by John L. Tom
nele. They played two-point four
some. For seventeen holes the battle
ragged, success being first with one
side, then with the other. 1t was on
the eighteenth green, with the match
all tied up, that Mr.. Hilton saved the
day. Noyes and Tonnele had short
puts to make to halye the hole. Hell
ler was twenty feet from the cup, with
Hilton ten feet further away.
With no more adp than Though he
were about to sefl the Woolworth
Building, Mr.. Hilton, with slow, easy
wrist stroke, sent the ball on it's way
to the cup. Heller missed his putt
and the Whites had won the match by
one point.
Later in the day in individual
matches Mi. Noyes trimmed Harry
Hall, Of the White forces, and Tonneie
defeated Heller-w which makes apparent
the Importance of that 30-foot putt in
the morning round.
resented the Whites at tennis and r. d.
Mcbride and A. D. Zimmerman were
the Noyes courtmen.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Old Paint Concern to Locate
In Pershing Square

B Toch Brothers, Inc, paint, varnish
and chemicals, leased for ten years a
large part Of the twelfth floor in the
Bowery Savings Bank Building, 10
East Forty-second Street. The firm
started in business at SIS Bowery in
fifty years, and for the last seventeen
wears have been at 320 Fifth Avenue.
George G. Murray and Mayo FL. Barber,
Inc, representing Toch Brothers, aud
Brown, Wheelock Company negotiated
the deal
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
New Home Developments
I'm Northern New Jersey

The Commonwealth Building Cons
pany is developing new tract at River
Edge Heights, River Edge, N. J.. River
Edge Heights is located on ridge
oven looking the Hackensack Valley to
the east and the Remapo Mountains to
the west. On q clear day the sky line
of Manhattan is visible.
Two country clubs are near by and
tennis courts are on the property.
Forty-fsve houses have already been
built and carefully drawn restrictions,
necessary to the maintenance of frst-,
class property, are in force.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Sales Of Large Buildings
In Downtown Sections

Adam w. S. Cochran sold to Morris
and Philip Wolfson the fve-story loft
with store at Sc and So Vesey Street,
25x100.
George w. Barnard sold to Charles
II. and Joseph S. Levin the four-story
building with stores at 112 Bowery,
24.Sxf00.
1 Mary D. Sierra sold to Virginia Car
bone and Lillian Mallon the five-story
loft at 13 Jones Street, 25x100.
Sender Frarfkel sold to Earry Bern
stein and Charles Estes the southwest
corner of Lewis Street and Sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Richmond Hill Lutherans
To Have SlOO. 900 Church

w. ]. Cherry, and e. Matz, architects,
have completed plans for the new edi-
fee st. Johns Lutheran Church is
to erect in Richmond Hill, L. /. The
selection of these architects was by
competition. The cost of the building,
which will seat 800 persons, is placed
at 100000.
The facade will be Of cut random
stone, while the balance of the building
will be Of brick.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Mrs. Charles M. Post Rents
Home i'm 82d STREET

four-story dwelling, furnished, at 157
East Eighty second Street for Mrs.
Charles M. Post to Mrs. Fellowes Nor
gan.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

Purchases House in Harrison
Stilwell Realty Company sold the
two-f family house Of Anna w Bren-
zinger at Harrison, to Charles J
Of Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

ri... - sViiS w SpCil0 uic SS.'A
mo rss'0n Bus the preparation of the
sa:sacs opens up new difficulties and
z often compelled to re-negotiate
uansaction. New personalities are
esnt in, new facts are developed,
points Of view are presented.
suestly everything goes along
4 ssWssaiy 4 and fortune favors the broker
k,.sss1ss me lawyers are the competent.
,sss sgssi kind. Sometimes, however,
|a.esss as TO the property or the
ss sssslsicn of the tit.e are eeve.opsd,
~ seseasionally much difficulty Is pre-
ssseo Though the hardness of an at
r,ss When difficulties arise at this
3 ne situation is a very delicate
So saa calls for great deal of tact.
ssss ass. and ,resourcefulness. Some
isths some OF the parties are begin
fse,s.;e become tired out with the
~ and care must be taken
Ia ma Z, developments are SO present
5 h ~ ~ lney will not become source
a1l. a1l.sAon. "san. Frequently the attorney
ssss s1lention to matters which are
ia, sss, y less important. and the hroker
dats nave the ability to clearly
3hs,, business risk involved as
sns;ss. 1ne possibility Of tile legal
IN jssacy which the careful mind of
has suggested.
lIal knowledge of real estate law
9Ssis saost helpful at this time. and
M Is ssst 20 every young broker
e pk;'a ;saa that portion Of Black
M fkss mas to do with real estate
la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

g. presedntelu general nu sa cerut legal ca nu
s'a prezenat motiv destu de temenic
adunare generala extraordnara.
Vinovati acei putea prezenta dovczi pc
s sprineasc vorbele 81 trebuesc pedeps mtr asa
el inct pedeapsa or Gle exenpu 81 altor A
penru bnee gupnu de partea carua drepatea
pcnru binec Unnei asteapta mantulea della Dtra
ales Tot fecaru deegat este si pastreze
in sue sentimental drepta, sasi mana ni 81 sa
zica: totul pentru Uniune.
Prvirile 81 nadejde mil 81 mil de Ronani indreapta
asaz ctre Dr facet Ell s va admire 81 si va aude
G. STANCULESCU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
|NFORNAT|uN|

Londra. - Aici sosit Samba-
ia delegatii Legiunei Americana,
car0ra li-se va da un banchet din
partea Legiunei Britanice, unde
sc vor tine <discursuri ocazionale
sub presMierea lui Sir Laming
Evans.
Constantinopol. = Nationalistii
nu mai iscalesc nimanui permise
de a parasi Constantinopolul.
Aceasta de teama ca MI cumya
Grecii sd obtie informatiuni mill
tare de La calatori.
Geneva. Multi dintre cei
initiati in afacerile Ligei Natiu-
nilor spun ca Lloyd george as
teptat sa vie 81 sd stea aici in de.
cnsul sesitmilor Ligei, carl Sc
vor deschide All 81 la carl are sd
Sc discnte situstia Austriei.
Berlin. Miliardarul SHINES
|gi asOciatii lui s'au inroit sd apro.
vizioneze guvernul Gu carbunii 81
lemsaria trdbuincioasa pentru a
face fata problemei de refacere.
Fruntasii sindicatelor muncito-
resti sunt de acord.
Washington. - In timpnl unei
intruniri Ia care an participat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

Stia uita char ce este mai scump
nona limba maicii, 81 mai presus
de toate uita biserica ell totul.
Si Gle acea este necesar fiecarul
preot de a tinea scoala pentru al
nu he perde Credinta 81 graiul
nostru romanesc. Imi amintesc de
cupilaria mea. Ce mare deosebire
|intre ca 81 cea cOpiilor nostrl
din america! Copii din tara noa-i
stra invata scoala romaneasca 81
Inyataturile frumOase ale lui
Christos pc nesimtite. MOI avem 0
mare datorie trimite copii no.
stri la scoala, caci Ell vor putea Ii
in lume 81 fara de case, fara de
lpamant, cal, boi, OF 81 alte averi,
| dar fara carte ,nu va putea ii, 81
mai ales fara credinta.
Partea cea mai mare rOmanl-
lor nostri Sc silesc castiga averi
trecatoare pentru copii lor, dar
datorinta cea mai mare a lor este
Isl trebue sa fie darea copiilor Ia
scoala pcntru al lumina. caci inva-
| tatnra este tesaurul 81 margarita-
lrul eel mai pretios al sufletului
omenesc. Sa nu pretuim averile
noastre pieritoare mai mutt decat
lsufletele copiilor nostri. In pri-
lvinta scoalei ar trebui sd ne luam
J pilda de la americani, carl tin in.
vatatura mai presus de toate s.
astfel inainteaza in toate privin
! tele. Deci 81 moi romanii sd ne tri
mitem copii la scoala, caci eli sunt
: lnadejdea neamului nOstru roma
i nesc in tara aceasta.
Rev. George Branutiu,
Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
La Scoalk Ronani.

Sub titlul acesta am scris in IA
August a. c. in Ziarul America"
care este ziarnl tHturor r0manilor
din America. ST find ca am scris
foarte putin despre Scoala, m am
hotarit sa scriu inca un alt articol
tot despre Scoai8 ri pc cat imi va
fl Gu putinta vol arata ceva mai
mutt.
Scoala este absolut necesara IA.
toate popoarele dar mai ales Ia
romanii nostri. @ grea problema
mi-s'a pus mie ca refacerea scoa-t
lei noastre rom1pesti, pc care fnsa
o fac bucnros.
Caci, cand nj eAndesc Il copii
nostri carl cresc eici a tara acea
sta binecuvantatx de Dumnezea
81 atata de libef6 incat copii acs-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
TRIBUNA LIBERIA

(LG rubrico GceGst0 So pMblicd ca
pldcere toate 0rticolele de imteres
general cs near vexi dinafard. Etc
trebue Snsd sd fis scrie citet 81 nu-
maj pc o fotd q coGlei de hdrtie;
sd nu cuprindd v0rbe injuriOase
sau otacuri pers0nals si ID NJ fie
mai lungi ca csy MsMH tres suite dc
cuvinte. T0ate drtic0lele % Ger q
fl semnate de col % u scrin. Manu-
scrisele nepublicabils nv - sn0po'
iazd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

peste cinci mil de evrei, s'a luat
de sc starti pentrul
ratificarea mandatului Palestinei.
S 'au primit scrisori de simpatie
din partea fostului presedinte
Wilson 81 de la actualul prese-
dinte, Harding.
Cologne. - malta comisiune
de la Rim aprobat ordinul poll
tiei de a sc inteZice vinZarea la
straini a artiolelor de trebuinta
zilnica 81 necesitatilor de traiu.
Ordinul acesta va ramane in vi.
goare pana la 25 Septembrie.
Dublin. = Mi de femei Sc due
de ingenunche 81 Sc roaga la NOR
mantul lui Michael Collins. Ieri
aglomeratia la cimitir fost asa
de mare incat s'a vazut necesita-
tea punere unui Gordon de sol
dati earl sa tie ordinea traficului
De strada.
Dublin. - Sc rapOrteaGa c;l
600 de arestanti de la penitencia-
rul local si-au dat foe la saltele ell
intentia de a evada in timpul con
fuziei. Planul insa lea fOst I'M
piedicat de pompierii carl an We
nit in numar destul de mare ca
sa poata stinge focul.
Bclgrad. = Reggie Alexandra
al Serbici a pedepsit pc fratele
sau. printul George, ell uarea
dreptului de a comunica timp de
dol ami ell curtea regala, pentru
ca acesta facuse niste declaratii
false, calculate intr ASA fel inca1
sd lOvcasca in interesele statului
Tecucigalpa. - Politia federala
a republicei Nicaragua, in lupt;
| avuta ell $50 de REBEL la granits
Honduras-ului, a ucis vre-o 81
!dintre Ell. .Printre raniti, al cirol
J numar mare, sc afla 81 MARITIME;
Fnnez, capetenia acestor REBEL.
Berlin. - Herr Fehr, ministru
hranei, a spus in Reichstag ca il
prezent cantitatea de pane a Ger
maniei era suficienta, dar ca pre-
tul trebuia sd Sc urce considcra
bill dupa 10 Octombr.e, datoriti
scaderei de valOare a marcii.
Roma. = JugOslavia asigura'
Italia ca nu va mvada Austria $
ca va incerca pc. e..cat ii este Gu pu
tinta sa opreasca 81 bandele sar
besti de face aceasta. Sc as
teapta ca ministrul de externe a
serbiei sa vie aici 81 sa discut'
chestia mai amanuntit Gu d-nu
iSchanzer.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05
DIN HUCA U)NDf|Olu

Cine-si baga nasul nnde nu-i
fierbe oala da de multe orr peste
chilipiruri carl nu sunt de nasul
hui.
d
Germania batut acum banl de
aluminium. foarte usori la greu,
tate. Destept neamtul! S'a gandlt
sa faca asa ca bogatia sa nu fie
o povoara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

Ce face 81 reclama Umilul ce-
tatean din Youngstown, George
Oles, a ajuns primar din vinzator
de banane. numai pentru ca sta
cum s;i-si faca reclama in ziare
Acum a ajuns lar vinzator de
banane din primar cc era, 81 acea
sta pentru ca primarltul nu Sc
pOate tine numai cu aptitudinea
de reclamagiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

Fabricantii de automobile stin
ca 'raidurile" cu automobilul. la
iarba verde. sunt cauza cOruptiei
81 Decentralization i'm care innOata
tineretul de astazi. Totusi eli zic
ca ell cat numarul automobilelor
e mai mare. cu atat tara mai
civilizati, mai inaintata 81 mai
fericita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

1esc in tara aceasta.
Rev. George Branutiu,
Detroit, Mich.
PoPoRALE.
Foaip verde sun dudau,
Cand cram 81 Ell flacau,
Cate mori sunt pc parau,
La toate macinam eu.
La morisca cea din jos,
Cum cram copil frumos,
Ma suiam sa torn in cos
Morarita ma da jos,
Foaie verde so lalea,
Stai badita nh turna,
Pana nu mil sarnta,
Alta wanna nu ti-oi lua!
Bine-i de Omul frumOs,
Cum ajunge tOarna n cos,
Da saracu ON udt,
Nici la mOara n are rind.
r. Teodorescu.
Foaie verde de macris
Fete mandre ca n Petris
Nus numai in Paulis,
Mandre S ca 81 niste stele, :.
Sa tc tot iuIbesti ell ele.
Abe s la fata ca crinu
Cand lie vezi, te ia suspinu,
Ca n zOri daca s'au sculat
Gu roua ca s'au spalat
Trandafiri an sarutat
ST cu eli S am impanat
81 la hora all plecat,
Cine cu cleo juca
Nu lea mai putea uita.
Cine. nu vrea sd ma creada.
Vie la Petris sa vada!
Foaie verde de caisin
De la Chinez Gherasim.
Mandrulita sprancenata,
Inima mi rau stricata.
M mi stricata de rau
Numai de dorutul tau,
Nu mi stricata de bine,
Numai de dor de la tine.
Du-te dor in tari pustii
La mine sa MI mai vii,
Du-te dor Gil stelele
Nu-mi amari zilele.
Foaie verde lac ASA
Badisor, credinta mea,
tn pc unde vel nmbla
Pc mine nu ma uita,
Cand tia Fl N lume mai bine,
Sa tie gandesti 81 la mine,
Ca nici eu MI te-oi uita
ST n lume cat vol trai
Te-oi inbi 81 te-oi dori,
Tea dOri inima mea
Numai tot pc dumneata..
Foaie verde de alune
Sd va mai spun si-al meu hume
Foicea de leustean
Ma chiama Onucn Ban,
Foaie verde-a macului,
Onucu diacului.
81 verde de iasomie.
Din Mociu de pc Campie.
En- am spus'o Siam cintat-o
lara cel-ce scriat-o
STA trinais-o n Orastie
Este Cinrtss yasiiie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-05

Greseala eli eel mai multi zee
tateni'' este ca au entuziasm mare
pentru lucrurile mici 81 entuziasm
mic pentru lucrurilc mari. De
eXemplu, vel gasi milioane de
oameni earl vOrbesc ell aprindere
de Jack Demsey 81 foarte putini
earl si nu-i apuce damblaua ne
linistei cand le vorbesti de Liga
Natiunilor.
Tn barbat spunea mai alaltaieri
Cd sofia lui nu valoreaza astazi
nici eat Nloreaza un sac en- car
buni de greutatea eli.
u
E asa de usor a gasi vina al.
tuia. incat Omul cuminte simte eli
nu Sc plateste so mai caute.
-
Unll cred cd noua lege vamala,
care Sc numeStc ,protectOare'
protejaza orice afara de publicul
cOnSumaaOr.
-
Ghestia chinei, in ceeace pri-
veste razboinl civil, Ell multi mai
greu de deslegat ca cimilitura
chineZeasca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17
FRANKFORT ELEVEN
TO MEET ORANGE.
YeIIowjackets Accept Def Of
Jersey and New York Champs.
Play Here on Saturday
COMPOSED OF COLLEGIANS

Tho challenge Of the Orange \. G.,
Tic Golden Tornadocs.' of Orange.
y. j.. has b"c1 nrceptc'i b." H"","rl
Sewkcr. on behalf of the Frnnkford
Athletic Association yellow jackets. and
tho two teams will clash on Browns
Field. Frankford. ncSt Saturday after
noon.
George s. Higi. .Ir.. manager of the
New Jersey and New York State cham
pions. the latter title won by beating
Charley Bricklcy's All-Americnn team
Ly 14-to-O score. got in toucn with
Manager Bowkcr on Satcrday ana chnl-
lcngcd the big northeastern eleven. a
comparison of schedules showed thar
available.
Manager Bowker laid the matter be-
fore the BOARD of Directors of the
lcllowjnckcts last night and l. Mas
voted unanimously to accept thr def Of
the Golden Torllndocs." Fowkrr i'm
rlrdiatcly got in touch with Manager
Iligi by telephone and the game was
arranged speedily.
In anticipation Of thu toughest op.
position encountered SO far this sraS"n.
Coach Heinic Miller has ordered his
! cllOwjncket squad out Tor daIil prac-
tice. Several new plays will be given
before the coming game and scrimmagcs
indulged In until Thursday.
The Orange squad Is composed en-.
tirely of former collrglanS. Inc,r goal
line has not been crossed in two years.
The institutions included among those
represented by Captain Magcnnis. for
mrrly of 1.ehish. include Rutgers.
trankliE and Marshall. Wc>t Point,
Annapolis, Vanderbilt. New York Uni-
rrrsity, Holy Cross and Stevens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17
SWARTHMORE TO OPEN
FIELD HOCKEY SEASON
College Girls Team viii Meet the
Strong Temple Aggregation

SwarthmOre, Pa. Oct. 1G.-The field
hockey season for SwarthmOre opens
Thursday afternoon on Cunningham
field when the college girls team meets
the strong Temple University eleven 10
settle the championship OF the past three
years. Temple was victor last season
and the Quaker maids won in 1920, SO
Thursdays contest is looked upon as the
deciding battle between tile ancient
rivals.
A strange feature of the game this
year will be that Miss Gertrude Fast,
British internntional!st. who has been
coaching the university eleven, has also
been devoting part Of her time to the
rival institution. giving the Garnet team
several lessons in the fundamentals Of
play.
Head Coach Miss Helen Culin. of
Swarthmore, has been forced to cut her
large squad, to better enable the teach
ing staff to prepare for the opening
game. Thirty five have been retained
on the varsity, while large overflow
group. numbering nearly fifty. has gone
to another field to prepare for the inter-
class games. These will be staged aftc,
the regular season gets well under way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17
GRIDIRON FOR SOUTHERN
Shetzline Park viii Be Used by
Red and Black This Season

Shetzline Park at Broad and Biglcr
streets, the home of the South Phillies
Baseball Club. will be used BY South
ern High for its football tits this year.
An appeal was made to the Board Of
Governors Of the South Philadelphia
Amusement Company. which organiza-
ton owns Shetzlinc Park, some time
ago to allow the Red and Black the use
Of the field.
The governors agreed and now South
crn will play all it's home games there.
For years Southern has been forced
to play virtually every game on for
cign field. The school never had Il
diamond or gridiron. The students are
elated over getting a suitable place to
train.
However, the field Is not available for
baseball. as the South Phils will un-
doubtedly start very early next season.
Another field has been obtained for this
purpose.
Giram Estate Field. Nineteenth and
Skunk streets, has been secured and the
baseball trays will be staged there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17
Yellowjackets Accept Orange Def
MEALY BOXES IN SEMI
TO TIPLlTZ.BARRETT GO
South Philadelphia to Take On
Murray at the Arena

Johnny Mcaly, South Philadelphia
lightweight, will appear in the semi
final to the Bobby Barrctt-Joc Tiplitz
match in the second show under the
auspices of Joe Critic ut the Eleventh
street arena tomorrow night. Opposed
to Mealy will be Charles Kid Murray,
veteran Of the World War and cham.
pion Of the Army of Occupation.
This will be Barrett's first bout Of
the indoor season and he is being given
u rather tough assignment In meeting
Tiplitz, who is being picked by many to
knock out the Clifton Heights light
weight. Barrett has been in training
under the eyes of the veteran. Bobby
DObbs, for several weeks.
n set-to between Messenger Miller
and Joe Richie will be the third num-
ber. and other bouts will be: AL Iera
vs.. frankie Kramer and Pictro Altierri
rs. Johnny Marino.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17

Women's Dresses on Sale in the
WOmen's Department
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17

4, rhe ArcadIn Club has two teams under
~ manasement Of Mntty Gorback; who has
PAGES are Barnett. OF Altoona High: Jack
Eearns. Of ?. ]. p. of Mount Airy; Harry
SentrN Hish track star Rosenberg. Babitch.
Eberly. Trabin. Rosen and Manager Gorback.
For games address Maxwell Gorback care
r. Arcadia Club. Sixth street and snyder
evsnue; or phone Oregon 3434 any evening
after 1880 p. NJ.
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Another "Hole.in-One" Star

Cleveland. Dot, 17.--Eddie Hasmann. cit,
"hole.in- -one-club.'' On the way In at the
wiiiowick Golf Club Eddie made ready tc
shoot the sixteenth. He took n ribbed-faced
mashie niblick. calculated the west wind
carefully and sailed his ball on tho green
It struck about six feet short Of the hole.
rolled slowly toward the cup and fell In.
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/ The 81. Johns Greyhounds. OF st. John 3
Lutheran Church. Of Westville. N. j., will
Frank Clay. formerly. manRxer of the
Westyille. South Jersey chamnion. He has
fSned Rampo. Of Standard Oil: Redcay, q
Pc confer. from Harrisburg. Duke. Of Ham
ever' Pa: Green. Of Phlladeiphin: ,Dlckin-
eon, Of Wcnonah. ROamer and Duncan, OF
@estville and Weatherby. Of Woodbury.
Eish. For games address Frank Clay. Box
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Frankie Rice Fouls Andy chaney

bnlti more Md. Oct. 1T.-lndv Chaney
S'rmerly OF this city, but now Of New York,
Sa1, declared tho winner over Frankie Rice.
70 ~ lshtwcight. on II fonl last night. The
Sn'i oam" in the sixth round, after the loser
e. previously struck low OH three occasions
E''@ Cnrp. local nyweight gave Marty
Game. Of Philadelphia. q terrific pustinE
Srom tho bell In their eight round bout
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Jock Malone Fouls Bob SAGE

Dctroit. Oct. 17.--Bob Sage. University Of
Detroit student won on foul here in the
with jock Malone. claimant OF the middle
weight eight boxing titlc. The referee ruled tnat
a low bov. Up to the foul the bout was on
about ,N,n terms