davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
FOREIGN MAILS
fsuh.sct % channa paILsl

Foreign mails @fll close promptly The tiras
stated is fbs --latest time ordinary or unrer1stetsd
letters tneladius post cards and cmEisseiai paptrs
General Post o.nce and City Hsli station and
connect with steamer. Ordinary prints. saupfes.
psfeat post parcels and registered articles hare to
20 mailed between a. III. and 70 b m. At tlis
foFcisn Station feoyner os Morton and WEST strse,o
foreign maip clases half hour later than ~
Gsnsrsl Fest offc8 and City Hsi Staten.
SUPPLEMENTARY MAR
At tbs Post ofhoe~-D0abie postage required:
Articles must he deposited IN the drops marked
letters for foreign countries hardsd Ia st tbs
supplementary nall window AZ the forsis1s
Station supplementary mall eleses half su hcps
later Than the supplementary ciessns tins shown
below, tSecpt that suppl easfffYy mails from Euro
pean countries and for Geatsat America, etc. ysa
Cristobal. cioae boasr later.
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Norway. Sweden, Denn4rk sDd Finland via
Chsisasnsand, Christianta aad tcpcnnasen; siso
parcRlrpost nsiie for Norway, Sweden and Den
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
International Mercantile Marine

American Line
White Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line
Leyland Line
Lord & Head Lines
White Star-Dominion Line
Broadway, N. Y.
pgs, B'n GIN 5000; Fgt, whit1l 90,
@o La Sale St, Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
anian Steamship Lines

pseific Coast Serv., Traffic Dept.
Cortlandt ST., N. Y. Rector Os2o
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Norwegian America Line

Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
Bridge St, N. Y. Big G'n 5570
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nAaRACHI, Bombay, Colombo, Madras,
nangoon, Calcutta--Also see Port

hAahACHI. Bombay, Colombo, Madras,
nangoon, Calcutta---Also see Port
go FROM NEW yoag
''' 10-EESREMoNT Esls ENC ~ U. 8. 8 =.
nnLoiC niC tT1 q. $. .. q.
wy. 1o--INILE tF5 u. s. g.
Dec ,o herr Steamship Co. Inc.
i'ec' 2o-rEAsT cApn If Furness. withy
hi.N,GsTON. Jamaica-Also sec San
rNsS 10-- BARAcoA tFM, clyde 8. 8. Co.
nirrgston, rg Cristobal, Cartagena, Puerto
ooiombia. Santa Marta
FROM NEW YORK
avs 'o---cARR1LLo (PF) United Fruit Co.
LA GUAYRA, Puerto Cabello, Curacao,
ppsrpacsiho p via Curacao, San Juan,
9. N.--Also see Maracaibo, San Juan
FROM NEW YORK
SHSs' S.ss. Se--CARACAS tPFN, Red y Line
sep'' '---PHILADELPHIA (PFM) Red -
LElTH, Dundee
-. FROM NEW yoRx
sept sept. s--GRAcgANA (F) Fairness Line
Sept. sp as-NORFOLK RANGE (F) Furness
sept se-IHAMBLBToN RANGE tF)
furness, Witty g. Co.
LISBON, North Africa
FROM NEW YoRK
aug. Sag Ss~-PHOEHUS (F) Three star Line
oepe' io--SlLENE tF) Three Star Line
LIVERPOOL FROM NEW YORK
Aug, 2e-~CELTIc (PFRM) Whito star
aug. 5i--'SCYTHIA tPFM) Cunard Line
Sept. 2--BALTIC (PFRM) white Star Line
sep.. 1-LACONIA .tPFRM) Cunard Line
ssept. s--CEDRIC tPFRM) White Star
sept. lt--CARMANIA (PFRM) Cunard Line
oept. zo--LANCASTRIAN (F)
Lar,castrlan s. s. Co., Ltd.
Sept, 2s--SCYTHIA tPFM) Cunard Line
oct. Sl--A STEAMER (F) Cosmopolitan
FROM BALTIMORE VIA HAMPTON ROADS
Aus. 3l-WEsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM BOSTON
oce' ia STEAMER tF) Cosmopolitan
FROM MONTREAL
Aug. 26--CANADA (PFR)
White Star Dominion
sept 1S--AUSONIA (PF) Cunard Line
Liverpool, Manchester
FRoM PHILADELPHIA
Aug 26--MERCIAN {F) Leyland Line
FROM BOSTON
Sept. s--CALEDONIAN (F) Leyland Line
From HAMPTON ROADS
Aug. 26--DAKOTIAN fF) Leyland Line
FROM MOBILE
sept. lb--COAHOMA COUNTY (F)
Waterman Steamship Corp.
LONDON-Also see C,ohh
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Three Star Line (Affreteurs Reunis)

% Bridge ST., N. Y. Big G'n 2115.
Wesenberg g. Co., Phila. Agts.
M. E. Kienappel, Agts., Chicago, III.
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PORT SAID. Alden, Karachi. Bomba,
Calcutta

FORT SAID. Alden, Karachi. Bombay,
FROM NEW YORK
sept. 25--CITY OF LAHORE tPF)
oct 10 s,,rs: Merton, Lilly \ x., Co t.r>
Norton. Lilly & Co.
Port Said, Alden, Karachi, Bombay,
Colombo. CalcuttaAlso see Com
stantinopls
FROM NEW YORK
Sept 1s--cITY OF HARVARD tPF,
Norton. Lilly g. Co.
PIT. TARAFA
Aug. ss-oLENspoooYhnznS nsoo hzS y, gesk A.iante rru..
PUERTO COLOMBIA, Coiombia--Also
see Kingston
Aug. 2s--BARAcoA (FM) Clyde 8. 9. Co.
RIGA, Reva1. Helsingfors, Petrograd
e. FROM NEW YORK
sept 1s--EAsT SIDE tFy IT,. 8. s. 3
Moore pnov 4 .n Mccormssk y, sa Co.. Inc.
Sept. s--NATIRAR (F) u.s,s.B.
Moore g. Mccormack Co.. Inc.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Buenos Ayres
Aug as---g g4;,s, J. ss pANsAMERIcA sIsI IA
than Aug. IL.
Rio dc Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos
Ayres--Also see Buenos Ayres, Ceara
rRoM NEW yoRK
Ans. 2e--yAuBANtPFRM) Lamport q Holt
sept. 2--UsS.B. So. WESTERN WORLD
(PFRM) Munson 8. 8. Lines
sept. s--T. s. s. VANDYCK tPFRN)
Lamport g. Holt
sept. l6--U.s.S.E. SIS. SOUTHERN CROSS
PFRM) Munson 8. $. Lines
Rio de Janeiro, Santos. Pernambuco,
Bahia, Buenos Ayres, Montevideo,
FROM NEW YORK
aug. 3o-B1RD CITY (F) !. 3. G. Line
Sept 2o--LIBERTY CLIO tF') I. r. c. Line
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grands
do Sui, Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
CO.. :. From NEW YORK ~,
sept. lB--MANCHURIAN PRINCE (Vl
Furness. Witty & Co
ROTTERDAM. Amsterdam
FROM NEW YORK
aug. A. ae-sToRM KING (F3 BIackDiamond
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
sept. 14-E'N DAWN (F) Black Diamond
sept. 2b-OLEN CD Cosmopolitan s. 8. Co.
FROM BOSTON
Aug. 24--HOMESTEAD (F) Black Diamond
FROM BALTIMORE
Sept. l-HOMESTEAD tF) BiackDiamond
Sept. 15-ELMsPoRT (F) Black Diamond
FROM PHILADELPHIA
sept 9--E'N DAWN (Fj Black Diamond
Sept. 29-EDGEHILL CD Black Diamond
FROM HAMPTON ROADS
Sept. 2-HOMESTEAD (F) Black Diamond
Sept. 16-ELMsPORT CF) Black Diamond
FROM MONTREAL
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24

Nawsco Lines
North Atlantic Il Western S. S. Go.
10 Moore ST., N. X. Big G'n 773s
136 4th St., phila. Lombard 5791
Ill Summer ST.. Boston. Beach S13o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21

de sopCrtar tamanos desafueros.
"A la iniciativa de huelga de los
torcedores contestaron los que traba-
jan en- la Colectiva desechando el in
tento. Seria muy curioso conocer,
ahora sin rodeos, como piensa ell
"leader" consejero de la Mansion Eje-
cutiva, en- ESQ de que en- Puerto Rico
Sc secunde la gran huelga de los Es-
taGos Unidos, como hicieron en- la
epoca del gobernador Yager.
La huelga de ferrocarriles en- los
Estados Unidos esta afectando va mu-
chos intereses en- la Isla. Pero Sc
confia en- un arreglo que salve los in
tereses de la Nacion puestos en- peli-
gro por la recia actitud de ambas par
tes. Pero en- tanto nosotros pagamos
los vidrios rotos.
Los que trataron de justifcar la
actitud de Mcclure cuando sus afro
pellos de la iniciacion del gobierno
Reilly, le hostilizan ahora cruelmente
ahora son buenos puertorriquenos los
que ataquen al esbirro caido. Enton-
ces cran "antiamericanos" los que de-
fendian sus dercchos. Els natural, no
pueden ser dc otra manera...
Ananke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21
COMENTANDO

Ell Director del Asilo de Ninos de
Santurce Sr. del Rosario tiene todas
las caracteristicas de un funcionario
de 10 mas eficiente, capacitado dCntro
de la Ley y por su eXperiencia para
desempeiiar ese cargo. Pero, segun
parece, ahora Sc necesitan 'conoci-
mientos nlilitares" para dirijir los
ninos de esas instituciones, y Sc de-
sigma a otra persona, que da la coin
cidencia de pertenecer al partido re-
oublicano. Parece que vuelve la sra
eha" de desplazamientos para los ele-
mentos del Partido de la mayoria y
tocan los primeros pasos de la segun-
da etapa al Departamento de Sanidad.
Sc habla insistentemente de la
designation de otra persona para Jefe
de Information. / Pero no Sc habia
informado "Oficialmente" que McClu-
re iba por algun tempo al Norte, Y
que volveria despues, cuando la vista
de su case llegue y que Sc esperaba
que a resultar bien seria vuelto NOM
brar?
Ell Gobernador mega, segun dijo
a un reporter, que haya habido ac-
titud hostil de su parte para los pro
fesores de la Universidad. Como aqui
las informaciones "oficiales" en- la MA
yor pa1te de los casos resuttan de
tai modo cue pocas Veces Sc sabe al
principle Ia verdad, es de esperar que
el Secretario de aquel centro, al que
Sc hace una acusaci6n de indisciplina
casi de traici6n, racs, el Presiden-
te Harding ha califcado las huelgas
de delito de lesa patria, deje yer las
cartas di~a la verdad de 10 ocurri-
4 do. Es bueno saber 81 los nacidos
en- ell Continente Sc le separa de sus
cargos con Ia facilidad que hasta aho-
ra SO viene hacienda con los ciudada-
nos americanos nacidos en- Puerto Ri
co, cuando son de la mayoria, por su-
puesto.
-Vuelven resucitarse cuestiones
antiguas, opiniones del Procer res
pecto de la independence. Creemos
que a la hora de ahora, en- esta era
de "suprema justicia", "democracia"
"respeto a la Carta Organica", des-
precio absolute la voluntad del pals
v otros detalles de poca monta para
los que siempre Sc sintieron siervos
de la gleba y solo quieren ell Check
de que acusan los demas, hay que
pensar serenamente que es 10 que
quer1ian los que en- otras ocasiones
pudieran dudar, y como considerarian
10 que, dentro de su significacion, es
un honor, pero en- este momento es
signo pretexto de OPPRESSION de
despectivo trato para ell pals que ha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21
Harry S. Hubbard nombrado Marshal de
la Corte Federal

bablemente segin nos informa el pro-
pio senior Hubbard, tomara possession
de su cargo el dfa primero de aSosto
o sea- cuando el nombramiento sea fir
mado per el Presidente Harding.
Dur;.nte la tarde de aver Mr.. HUI
bIlard Quien es tan estimado en- esta
ciudad Y en- la isla por todas las ella
ses sociales, ha recibido numerosas fe-
licitaciones de sus miiltiples amigos.
quienes ssben q. es un probo COM
petente funcionario, y asi ld demostr0
durante los diez amos que desempen6
el mismo cargo V contra quien jamas
Sc formula la mas ligera queja.
la nomination del senior Hubbard,
ha sido recibida con el APPLAUSE nudni-
me de esta comnidad, tant0 ell Ia colo
mia americana como en- la sociedal
portorriqueila en- la que disfruta de
inumerables afectos.
Por algunos amos, ha desempenado
el importante cargo de agentc especial
del Departamento de Justicia con gran
eXitO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21

Aver Sc supo Ell esta ciudad cue
el Presidente Harding. habfa nembrs-
do al senior Harry S. Hubbard, mar
shall de la Corte Federal, para el dis
trito de Puerto Rico ELI 'sustituci0n
Tdel seiior HI. R. Bennett.
Ell se1or Hubbard, aver t5lSae GUAM
do un reporter fle Ell IMPARCIAL
fu6 a felicitarle por su nombramiento.
lie inform6 que atn mo- habfa recibido
noticias del Departamento de Justi-
cia; pero en- el transcurso de la con-
versaci6n Sc le entreg0' un clble fir
mado por el senador S. Cummins del
estado die Iowa, dirigido a aquel, en-
el cual lie decfa que habfa sidoi nomi-
made. Ae4
FL seiior Hubbard, tan conodfdo de
todos, lleg0 a Puerto Rico en- ehallo
1898. Aquf contrGjo 2natrimonio con
la distinguItNa DANA doila Emilia Cha
bert, con quien ha sabido fundar un
respectable Aogar. a
Mr. Hubbard, por' I'M 'periodo dc Gin
co aiios fue sub-marshEl de Ia COrte
Federal Y despues sirvi0 dos t6rmi-
nos como marshal ell propiedad noIn-
brdndolo para ell primero el Presiden-
te Roosevelt Ell el otro el Presidente
Taft.
Su nombramientO fue recomendado
Dor el Bar de la CGrte Federal de
Puerto Rico, ell Gobernador Reilly,
juez Odlin, fiscal Wells, Secretario de
la Guerra Weeks y los senadores Gu
mmins v Kenyon del estado de Iowa.
Tambi6n fu6 recomend&do por ell par
lido republicano de Puerto Rico. Pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21
DISCUTIENDO UN PROYECTO

FL Representante la Camara Lcdo.
ST.. Santoni y el senor Gambia, de Are
cibo y Manati y este ultimo adminis-
trador de la Central Monserrate, de
Manati, concurrieron aver al Consejo
Executive para OpOnerse al proyecto
de alcantarillado de esa poblacion, que
va a desaguar al rio y cuya oposicion
mantiene el Immediate Municipio de
Barceloneta por Greer que lie perjudica
la forma en- que va a realizarse el pro-
yecto.
-Alcantarillado sin acueducto-de-
cia uno de los opositores que de Bar
celoneta vinieron tambien a San Juan
con motive de la eXpresada vista-es
una cosa peregricia y encargar al re-
matista de las obras de la colocacion
de los bonos del emprestito es mas
peregrina a1n.
La mayoria del Ayuntamiento de
Manatf mantiene la conveniencia de la
obra en- la forma proyectada y cree
que no hay perjuicio para los oposito-
res.
Estos han presentado y sometido
sus puntos de vista a nombre de los
contribuyentes de Barceloneta de
los que en- Manatf Sc oponen al Pro-
yecto y Sc espera la decision defniti-
va del ORGANISING administrative para
acudir los tribunales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21
DE yACACIONEs

FL estimado .joven Rafael Garcia
Cabrera, gerente del Banco Colonial
de Caguas. esta disfrutando de vaca-
clones en- San Juan, CON su distingui-
da esp0sa V sus monfsimos ninos.
Ell JUEZ WOLF
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-21

FL Hon. juez asOciado del Tribunal
Supreme A. G. Wolf EMBARGO para
ell Norte en- ell vapor Caracas ell
uso de licencia.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
United Hunts Racing
Season Opens To-day

Twelve timber toppers are entered
in the feature race at Belmont Park
Terminal, where the United Hunts
Racing Association will usher in its
season this afternoon. There are FIVE
events in all, two on the fat and three
over timber, but greatest interest GEN.
ters on the Masters Of FoAhounds Plate,
in which Daybreak and Wolferton I'd
will carry top weight Of 1e7 pounds.
The entries follow:
first race (for three -yeAr~olds and up
ward; about six furlongs)-Boxwood, 105;
irish Sea. 115; Astroite, los; Royal jester,
l15; Vague, 40; Favour, j18; David
Harum. 115; st. Patrick. 115; Throdosius,
105: Orderly. 12o Swift Grass i08: Miss
Vanity, 100; Flirter, 1os; Narsoa, 1l5;
Betty Blue, 100; Regalia, iob.
Second race {steeplechase for hunters
l02; Mar Tom, lssi Sweet Kiss, 80; Day
Third race tsteeplechass for four-year-
olds and upward; about two miles over
brush h)-Shra pnel, 14s Mohican. 163;
Yosemite. 40; Elmer Johnson. lea.
Fourth race (the Masters OF Foxhounds
Plate for hunters; about ah miles over
timber)-Solen. l57; Water Ray, l62;
Wolferton 2. l67; Arlington, le2; Dayoreak'
1s7; Armadale, 1872; King Neptune, !s2;
Ooola ls0 Aida, $50; Irish Laddie 1s2
Fifth race for (three-year -olds and up
ward: about six rlongs)--Mandalay $50;
Flirter. 1913; Royal Jester. $50. Favour.
1855; Fancy Man, 167; Narsola, 1876 Re
gala l43; Bulgaria Pat, 153; Piracus. l60.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
City College Holds
Opening Football
Practice of Year
Coach Jack Neville Drills
lis Candidates for the
Lavender Varsity Team

VARSITY football. which was recently,
re-estabhshed at City College, got un-
der way in earnest at the uptown in
stltutlon yesterday. For the first time
IN sixteen years the Lewisohn Stadium
was the scene of the busthng activity
Of spring football practice.
Coach Joe Neville, famous Yale star
and newly appointed Lavender football
mentor, was in charge Of the practice,
About us men were out on the field
in response to the call for candidates,
Many more could not report because
Of late classes and because of their
work on the baseball and track teams
The candidates we're divided into
two squads. the line men working out
under Major Herrick. who coached the
freshman line last year, and the back
field under Coach Neville. The prac-
ice was necessarily light and devoted
only to the rudiments.
Practice viii continue throughout
May. Among those reporting we're
Lou" Oshinsky, captain of the 1921
freshman eleven; George Shapiro, a
235-pound guard, who is CAPTAIN of the
1929 water polo team and varsity
shot putter; Harry Rosenwasser. cap
tain Of this years track team; Red"
hlauber. captain-elect of the basket
ball team, and many other men who
had some experience on the gridiron.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Babe Herman and
Pepper Martin in
Feature at Garden

Boxing will be resumed with loud
bang al Madison Square Garden to-
nigh. when Babe Herman and Vincent
Pepper" Martin battle fifteen rounds
for the right 10 meet Johnny kilbane
Tor the festherweight championship Of
the world Johnny has agreed 10
meet the winner, but few people will
believe that such a match is actually
gong to take place until the elusive
title holder climbs through the ropes
and starts swinging his fists
Herman VAS ruling an eight to FIVE
fsyorite in the betting last night and
Will probably enter the ring at that
Frlce This evening Most Of the money
being wsgered on Martin seemed to
come from Brooklvn, the fighters home
borough, although Jimmy Kelly. Pep
prs manager, is said to have bet
10000 on his chances.
Martin and Herman weigh in at 2
scIock this afternoon, the articles call
ing for 1926 pounds at that hour. If
mrtln is to be victorious tonight he
VIII probably have to put over q
Knockout punch, as Herman is by far
W. oetter hghter and has the edge in
I. departments of the game, except
n,: Of hitting.
III the twelve round serni-Anal
aamy sieger and Tommy Noble viii
e"h and this should be scrap well
s'Fth seeinG. Sid Bernard. the Brook.
!n nigh school boy, and Luke Tenner
=. Lancaster, Pa, will meet in six.
iI0unoer and Hilly Levine will take or
zoe Ryder in the four round opener
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Lexington Entries

First race (purse. $500 claiming; for
three-year olds and upward; six furlings)
!o9 Lonioera, 100; TWO Pair, il6; J0H IoH j. Jou'
'95 Philanderer l0e; Quick View, 10s Ber-
tha S..ll1; Warsaw, ia; Seteie. 100; Tommy
Waac, 1os Miss Thorpe, 109; Fred kinney
105: sMay Bodine 1o4; British Maid. los
FuAny Joe. ia; Pictor. 1l6:
Second race (purse, $500: for two-year-
vsIma NJ, III; Put and rake, l12; aoui
Oui liz; Dardenella, ~; Belle of Blue
ridse. ll2; Kenmare, 112; Pop Eye, ll2;
ll2: aEthel Clayton, 1l2; Finday. 1l2;
bsister Joseila, l12; Lady Leila. ll2; Lay,
lnla ~; Irene Walton. 112: aPerkins e.
McCerty entry. bMontfort-Jones entry.
Handicap: for three, ,year-olds and upward ,
Bullet Proof 1ol; Elmer X. 1l2, Bettina,
lOs; Ccntimeter us; Marvin May. 1o6,
the Hayes & Mccarthy; for three year
o!ds one mile and sixteenth dloGk
Finn. IFS, Busy American. 1o4; Surf Rider
ll6; Ilewellyn. 112 aG. F. Baker entry.
Fifth race (purse, $4,000 added the
Ashland Oaks; for three -year-old fllies;
one reile)-Brilliant Star l16; Miss Joy,
sixth race (purse, $500; allowances; for
two o-year-oids; colts and Feldings; four
Scarlet Bugler. 10; Forerunner, 10;
Easter Bells. 40; Prince x. 1ls: Rustic :
tor. li0; Donges. Iln; Right Time. no;
Golden Apple no. .o,o ,.,
for t1rS. three-year-olds G and Upward one nile
and an eighth)-'Tuisa. 104-.r Merchant,
7oo The swimmeT ilS I,esn Mo'9ssg ssg iis iis
Plato ioa Pimlico, ia; Mormon Elder
1os; Kimpalong. 115.
'Apprentice allowance OF hVs POUNDS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
~ omen s Eastern Golf Tourney
10 Riual National This Year
MISSES Alexa Stirling, Marion Hons and Clenna
1ollett Are Expected to Compete in Meet at
"estchester Btmorc Club Early i'm Tunc

period for the women players Of this
On Tuesday. June 6, the nominating
committee of the Womcn's Eastern Golf
Assoc iation will present the following
ticket for election at the annual meet
ing: President. Miss Eleanor W. Allen
Wce-prcsident, Miss Ellen G. Hood
secretary, Mrs. Charles F Rowlcy;
treasurer, Mrs. G. Henry Stetson. Ex-
ecutiye ommittce-Miss Georgiana
Bishop, Miss Fanny c. Osgood, Miss
Frances Griscom, Mrs. Howard f. Whit
ney, Mrs. Edward Baker and Mrs. c.
Dullea. The names of the nominating
committee are Mrs. r. Gardiner, Mrs
Caleb Fox and Mrs, II, A. jackson.
The members of the New York News
paper Golf Club returned to their old
stamping grounds at Van Cortlandt Park
yesterday and proceeded to put into use
picked up at Lido last week. The com
petition Yesterday was the qualifying
round of the May tournament
A newcomer to this section. one
Robert E. Harlow, who halls from Bos-
ton, took advantage of his position as
scribe and horned into the FRAY,
winning the low gross score. After
displaying his skill to the tune of 50
strokes Sir Robert withdrew and left
the following to qualify for match
play:
J. f. Herman, s7-21-66; J. W
Mo-, 02-25-67; Il. L. Grimlcr
85-- I'll; p. l.. Campbell, 93-21-72;
B. T. Laux, 92-20-72; +. b. Davis
T. r. Grimlcr, 66--11-75; A. yelling,
oI-1G--5. n HALL -1c--c. IT
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

Bouts Hereaboufs

TONIGHT
Mauison square Gardem--Babo uer-
man vs. Pepper Martin, l2 rounds
broad \. C., Newark-rhiliv Kr
vs. Eddie Nugcnt. 10 rounds lug
WEDNESDAY
~ broadway T.. A-l,rooklvp s-ou
'iub amateur bouts, 0so
TIL RSDAy
iV&d Medical Regiment Arnorr
r r"," Hayes vs. Charley Murray. 10
FRIDAY
nhn'son square Garden--Johnny Dun
oeH w. Low Fender, la rounds.
c broadway +. A.--Brooklyn C,l,ov.
Club amateur bouts h'
SATURDAY
Wink K,nk s C.--Jnck Bcrnstein va. Archie
walker II rounds. '''''
Hue"nsboro Stadium Ionx Island
tltO-Mike Gibbons va. Mike O'Dowd
ID rounds. """o'
,a7th Regiment Armory-Younr MI
ehnels Va. Sammy Kirsch. 10 rounds.
Sth Regiment Arnory--Frankie Tnv
vs. Jimmy McDonough. Ia rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
BY Ray Mccarthy


Although mono of the three national
golf championship tournaments will be
held IN this vicinity this year, there
Will be plenty of good golf in the
metropolitan section, The annual
women's Eastern golf championship,
Ior instance, Will rival the national
event this season, This meeting Will
pc held on the fine course Of the West
enester Biltmore Country Club. be-
ginning on Monda%, June 5. and prac-
t'caily every woman star in the East
VII! compete for the title.
MISS Alexa Stirling. former national
champion, IS quite sure to participate,
as are Miss Marion Hollins, Miss
Gienna Collett and Mrs. c. H. Wander
beck, who wen the title at Boston last
year. Providing that she does com
pete, this Will be Miss Stirlings first
appearance in this meeting.
Inc copmittee in charge is expecting
record number of entries this sea-
son, lnasmuch as it viii be possible
TOR all OF the contestants to remain AT
the clubhouse during the entire week
OF the tournament.
mike the metropolitan and the na-
tional women's meeting( this tourna-
mena consists of hfty-four holes Of
"eudl play, elEHlcen hoIcS to be played
on each of three days in succession.
Following the tournament the annual
Griscom cup matches will be held be-
tween teams representing New York,
Philadelphia and Boston. 1t is probable
that Miss Stirling will make her debut
in this competition also, playing on the
New York team.
In addition to these two competitions
there will be the annual competition
for the Osgood shield during the lat
ter part Of the week. Thus it can read
lily be seen that the week Of June . will
be an important as we'll as gala golf