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New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Westminster OPENS
10th Annual Show
With Record Entry

The biggest event Of the year in the
world OF dogs will get under way thi.
morning when the Westminster Kennel
Club opens its forty-sixth annual show
at Madison Square Garden. According
to the entry list. 1904 dos, the record
number. arc to be benched at this
show. which will continue until
Wednesday evening.
Chief interest will, Of course, be
ccntered about the selection of the
best dog of the show. and there is much
speculation this year as to what sort
OF dog will carry off the years honors.
MldklH Seductive. cocker spaniel,
last wears winner, is not entered
Phantom of Ashcroft. the noted Pc
kingese, which was twice runner.un.
will be in the ring. but for exhibition
only.
Among the favorites is Mrs Ben
Lewis's Landsdowne Sunt1ower. which
has won approximately forty prizes as
best of all breeds. Many are also in
clined to think that the winner will
turn up IN the big collection of shen-
herd dogs which heads the list with
11S entries.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
New Rules Improve
Contests on the Mat.
Says Tom O'Rouz.ke

From all angles the coming Ameri-
can heavyweight championship wrcst.
ling contest between Joe Stecher and
Wladek Zoyszko, which will be staged
IN Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
February Il, promises to back Chair
man William Muldoon's judgment, ac-
cording to Deputy Boxing Commits
want to see pin" fall match again,
It the veterans predictions come
through.
"The regulations have already
demonstrated that the game is now
faster and more decisive than ever be-
fore" said O'Rourke last night. In
the last match in the Garden three
falls resulted in less than one hour.
This when it is considered that two
and three hours was the average time
taken for the decision of a one-fall
match, under the old regime. has won
host Of fans already. There was
more action in the last two matches
for the title than in an entire season
OF wrestling, and after all is said by
the critics of the sport no one has of
tered anything but partisan argu-
ment
"Stecher with his scissors and
Ibyszko with his foot-hold and trick
doubie-arm lock. Will provide con
Test winch VIII be replete with thrills.
Their last battle was a sensatn. This
time, instead of taking two hours, they
VIII crowd the same amount Of action
INTO less than one hour and a half. be-
cause 1t will be case of the first to
get his favorte hold.
Because of the speed Of the contest
now, Chairman Muldoon insisted on
two falls out Of three deciding all
hn'sh matches. That he was right in
this as ~cll rs other provisions viii be
realized after the next show in the
Garden.
The commission intends to make
wrestling as popular as boxing. This
could only be done by making rcrula-
tions which would command quicker
decisions than formerly because the
public cannot be expected to sit two
and three hours for the result
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Parson-W alker Team
Victor at Pinehurst


PINEHURST. \. C., Feb. l2.-Donald
larson, Of Youngstown. and A. l..
Walker jr., Richmond County Club.
amateurs. defeated Bert NicolI. Bel
mont Spring, and Fred Milcy. Home
stead Club. profess onals, three and
two IN the exhibition match on the
championship course this afternoon.
The match was square at the ninth.
both sides having best balls of thirtv-
I'VE to the turn. Walker was very
effective coming IN: Walker and Par
ION had hest ball of 35-32-G7. and
Nicoll and Miley were 1886 II. wal
her with 3933 70 had the lowest in
dlvidual. Parson and Miley were rs
and Nicoll -. Harold Galloway. Rome
\. y, professional. and Joe Capello'
Essex County, defeated Charles Moth
ersele. Wee Burn, and Waiter Howe.
Tatuck 3 and .
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Rice Captures
Scratcl, Prize
In Club Shoot
Has Card of O5 at Travcrs
Island; Smith Wins Tro-
phy for Boston Cunners

One Of the largest fields to take pa
in Sunday shoot Mt the Travcrs
Island traps Of the New York Athletic
Club was on tho firing line yesterday
lhc number was due to a squad Of
gunncrs from Boston. who "droppcd
in on their way home from the South
and took part in the weekend events.
Tic New York Athletic Club gave the
visitors special prize for the high
scratch gunner. 1t was taken by Dob
Smith, who had score of 93 out Of n
possible 100 targets
The high scratch prize for club
members was won by X. =. Rice.
who had a card Of o. out of possible
100 targcts +. NJ. Alexander, with n
full score of 100 targets. was the win
nor Of tho high handicap prize.
spccial shoot at twenty-five targets
wa taken by +. W. Finch. Tho day
va cNccllcut for shooting and practi
cally all Of the scores were high.
Their" Will he no shooting at the
New York Athletic Club 10 day. ~ the
majority Of the members have planned
TO take part in special holiday shoot
over the traps of the Tarchmont Yacht
Club. The clup, however. is planning
to have an exceptionally largo shoot
next Saturday. when tho MIN rods from
Philadelphia come over TO shoot the
FIRST leg Of homc-aad home series. #
VIII be the first lntcr-city shoot Of the
season.
The scores returned yesterday fol
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Legion Arranges Boxing
Show for ex-So!dier,

An American Legion boxing carnival
tor the benefit of the wounded and
needy ex-servicc Of greater New York
the first to be held in this city by the
Legion, was announced yesterday from
state headquarters in the Hall Of
Records.
The bouts, which have been arranged
through cooperation with "Tex''
R1ckard, will be held in Madison Square
Garden on the evening of February 20.
ranged:
Willie Jackson vs.. Charlie White Gf-
teen rounds.
Harold Faresc vs.. Carl . Tremane,
frankie Jerome vs.. Willie Spencer.
eight rounds. '''N''
Aug'e Rather VS.. Dave Rosenberg.
eight rounds. ..''oN' ;.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
n. 7. Football CIuh
Swamps Fall River

ran RIVER was no match for the
New York Football Club in the Ameri-
can Soccer League match at New York
oval yesterday afternoon when the
Gothamites won handily by the score
OF goals to and gained thereby two
additional points in the league table.
At half time New York was leading by
%. The first goal came after twenty
minutes Of play, Philip scoring from a
pass by Andrews. The latter scored the
second goal
After the rcstart. Burnett tailed
twice from passes by Andrews. Next
Andrews converted a pass from Hardy
and. with the score at 90. Lynch
scored for Fall River. Stark shot the
last goal for New York
The line-un.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Barnes and Hutchison
Win Over Dirt Course

TUCSON. Ariz. Feb. 12.-Jim Barnes
and Jock Hutchison, playing wonder
full golf over the dirt course here.
scored an easy victory to-day over
Jimmy Wilson. the club professional.
and w. J. Corbett, Southwestern anna,
teur CHAMPION The score was S and T.
IN the morning Hutchison and
Barnes had 73 each. In the after
noon Hutchison again went around in
IS, which is par for the course, and
Barnes mad 75
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Plan Inuis0fiOn 200
'Bird' Shoot To-day

l.. c. Daley did the best work at the
traps Of the Larchmont Yacht Club
yesterday, He took the high scratch
prize with a card of 81 out of g posi-
bic 100 targets. He also scored a leg
on the monthly scratch prize and, with
{. A. Krickl, win on the accumula-
tion prize. Krickl was the high hand-
cap gunner Of the shoot The club
plans big invitation 200 "bird" shoot
to-day. 1t viii start at 10:30 o'clock in
the morning.
Thc scores:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

Johnny Dundee ANXIOUS to Bo.
Kilbane for ''Feather'' Title
Bouts Hereabouts

TONIGHT
broadway r.. A-Joe TipIitz ~.
Freddie Reese. ~ rounds.
TUESDAY
Pioneer a. t.--Woif Larsen W. Mike
Collins. IL rounds.
Star s. C.---Iack Hsusner vs.. Jimmy
ODHy, ~ rounds.
THURSDAY
1921 Regiment Armory--Ysnkee De-
Iano VS.. Bobby Dobbs, 10 rounds
FRIDAY
Madison Square Gnrden-Jack Brit
ton VS.. Dave Shade. IL rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth S. C.-Fddie Crozier
va. Sid Marks. IL rounds.
Rihgewooh Grove s. C.-Archie
Walker vs Ray West. II rounds-
9th Regiment Arnory-Ruddy Wal
Iacc va. Jimmy Mack. u rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
DIR. G.. Fl. Story Winner
At Pelham Club Shoe!

Eleven gunners tok part in the week
end shoot of the Pelham Golf and
Country Club yesterday. The winner
was Dr.. c. II. Story, who had q card Of
50. G. N. Hersey and L. NJ. Maitland
tied for the high handicap cup, the
former winning the trophy.
The scratch scores are as follows:
Club shoot 100 tarsets-Dr. c. II. Story,
50; 9: \. Hersey. 94 L. N. Maitland, 81
w w. Swan, oS; A. P. Walker, 9s: "a. NJ
Oven, 90; Dr. ": II. Mills. 81; q. NJ. Le
Sranche. 50; G. ". Webster, 81; Z. H. Bal
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
International Billiard
Tourney Starts To-day

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12-The four
American and two European billiard
experts Who will compete in the in
ternatonal amateur 1872 balkine bill
lard tournament, which opens here to-
morrow, were guests Of the Manufac-
turers Club TO-DAY. Edgar T. and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Scolch-Wop Posts $lO,-
600 Check as Guaranty
He Will Make I26 Lbs.

Johnny Ki}banc, the feathcrweight
abroad when he hears about it, but
Johnny Dundee is making no secret
about the fact that he has started Fl
campaign to force Klbane into the
ropcd arena or relnquish his crown.
The holder Of the 130-pound title IL
not only spilling long typewriter
page setting forth his rights to meet
ing with kilbanc. but he has also
posted $4,000 check with Promoter
Tex Richard guaranteeing to make 1925
pounds for the king Of the feathers at
. O'Clock.
The facsimile Of the $4,000 check
which Dundee has mailed in, looks bet
ter than do the prospects Of coaxng
the foxy Mr. kibsnc into the ring
with any dangerous opponent. Dundee
has been around for long time. but
he - still dangerous.
The reference to Dundcc's age might
ho out of place but for the fact that
he bases his claim on the right to y
crack al Kl|banc and his iitlc to the
fac' that eight years ago at Vernon,
Calf, he went to a twenty-round draw
with the feathcrweight champion. The
ScoichW Wop weighed 121 y pounds for
that ilstlc engagement.
While It Is truc that Dundee is no
younger than he was on that occasion,
neither is Kilbane, and as the former
has kept himself more active in the
business Of boxing he has probably
maintained better fighting form than
Kilbanc
All in all Dundee would seem to
have an excellent chance OF doing even
better against Kilbane than he did
eight years ago-if he can get him in
the ring.
Fleming on Dundee's Trail
In the meanwhile Frank Dougherty
on behalf Of frankie Fleming, insists
that Dundee must box his man at 1875
pounds before he makes so much noise
about fighting for the feathcrweight
title. Uoughcrty also promises 70 post
a $4,000 forfeit to bind match with
Johnny.
Talking Of ages and championships
brings up the fact tnat another ring
veteran will swing into action in what
is regarded as tho feature bout Of the
week. Jack Britton and his Garden
engagement is, of course, referred to.
Dave Shade, one Of the we'll known
Shade brothers Of the Coast, viii en-
dcavor to put an end to Rritton's reign
as welterweight king. This pair met
once before, about nine months ago.
when Dave is credited with putting
Britton down for the count Of nine al
Portland.
The Broadway Exhibit Association
is the flstic center of the evening, as
at this popular Brooklyn club to-
night Joe Tiplitz is scheduled to box
Freddie Reese twelve rounds. Tiplitz
has been training with Lew Tender.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Francis>S. App,e5y, Of New York n.

FrancislS. App.eoy, Of New York u.
rived to-day.
Edouard Roudi', os Paris, torn..
European champion. and Francis s.
Appleby, representing the New Yor,
Athletic Club, viii meet in the open.nr
game o. the tournament to-morrov
night. AIRY Bos, Of nsterdam. Ho
land, the European title holder, and
Percy n. Collins. OF Chicago, sorr..
national champion. will meet Tuuay
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Vikings Beat Carlton Hi

The Viking Football Club defeated
ne Carlton Hill eleven in New York
State League match by the score Of 4
goals to at Macomb's Dam Park YES
terday. Peterson Olani and Kvist con
tributed the points in the second half
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

Just because you djdn,+
get aboard last week, NJ
harm trying to-day!
The Sale of Suits still
goes merrily on, ''
Sizes a bit broken herr
and there, especially II.
very large sizes 0
But with a chance Of sav.
ing from fifteen to thirtv
dollars
Worth while, isn't it.
$50 now for suits thai
were $45 to $50.
$45 now for suits th,+
were SOS to $50.
OPEN ALL DAY.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
nrosu"sy aer sy Broadway
d. i''h d. fouE at Gath 81.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth 40.
at warren at Warren g.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

GAMES THIS WEEK
February 15-Dartmouth at Yale
February 11-Corneu at Yale.
February l8-Pennsylvania at Dartmouth
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

The Broadway Exhibit Association
is the flstic center of the evening, a
at this popular Brooklyn club to-
night Joe Tiplitz is scheduled to box
Freddie Reese twelve rounds. Tiplitz
has been training with Lew Tender.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

High scratch Il 7. Rice
liieh handicap e N. Alexander
Special cup w Finch.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

The failure Of The Columbia rclav
team to finish one. two, three when +
was believed that the Morninrs;de
Heights boys had better than an ever
chance to win was another upset. Creeh
koppisch and Marzolf did what was ov'
pccted of them. but unfortunately Wal.
ter Higgins suffered a nervous break-
down in the mile. or last leg of tho
race.
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nOLsta Ion .AIE

$3.50 CASH ans so per month Tor = ~
fnur.ruHw modern bungalow with h-.ak-
fact ruum, large LIVING room, oak uoors
tuIlt.in features. mtuIcl uu tull s.zFd
Too must sell Immediately. Gail CgpEu
2ttt.U.
1850 CASH Hrl $50 u0r month. uu's you
lu InaatsHlHu ~ dandy a.ruuw mod
cfu home. hardwood U0ura throughout.
cast front 100 foot from mo ear line.
ono block from 'ho llfurg close to
school. 4 snap. tHurc NifI.
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SMITH H.. zoos Modern Groom hauss.
tsi yer month. can 0t the house ll-l
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8 700 TNUEU THE MARKET EINht.
r..u modern duplex bungalow two b1tr
fuHWa rEruEH. paved street basement,
servant quarters. best location. Trics
now tn 900. ti.150 cash. Halu y sons.
Phone bHurc
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300 CASH. balance like rent buys large
t.tnom bungalow close tu school traus
portttton aui chiiircna plays. E..uu1. on
the paving fun sizo lot. urHt ...fa -
oAk floors. hest of deco. HfIUua Ard .EHf
u,tursa. nifty mautcl, many I.If.I1
features. cedar 0N2.
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We handle Ali tiuts
1tNMMUTr q BALDWIN.
pstgo 1DSl $40 b, Houiier.
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Property for Exchange
FNCHANGY--AU1O
EACmANGr-NrAl ESTATE

FfVE-RCOM modern bungalow, win ga-
rage IN good district; 10 trade for
vacant lot and cash. or closc-in prop
erty. Phone Usage 1891 or Osnge
tTsg-n
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wIrWEH.s HDME UARGAISs
g. rnU. rHfY terms, H.Iih E'w00a,
Groom bungalow three bedrooms.
uErF room. dining room, k'ich-
on and bath nrnfh'F payments
IIks rent Phone H. lf NItwor
rsoltor CaEa gg5e, residence
OsaRe sssS
1880. South Quincy, party leaving
city ana offers trlH trrU0m iupfCN
wlh separate baths ON eHsy terms
monthly payments $50 and inter-
est Phone L. N. W.tw"r, Usage
t8a4 koHldaucs Usage NtHs,
$3.50. IN mo 100 block. iuat west
NJ Denver north SIDE dandy f-
room bungalow three bedrooms,
large diving room "Iih fireplace,
aur0 like remit Phone H. H W.T.
wsr resitor, osags o5t2 reslieucs
Usage ss3s
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Real Estate
SOME NARqAIN

Five rooms and sleeping porch, well
and garage. on South Victor with
new decorations and mantel. for
S4,7b0, Easy terms
B. Il. FARMER co.
Real Estate--Insurance
Oange 744S Usage 3743
Il5 East Fourth St. Kennedy bldg.
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HALF on C.toom duplex modern. III s.
Phoenix. 'nll usage SN4t
IT'S fOlR MONE NENT--Jos Hodges
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"a IS ftIsyo. OsHro 312i-l
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MERCHANTS
OIL LEASES AND SUPPLIES A-A


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s,rT f6R sA..B---Good location, cheap
go. viii sell for song; don't he lazy.
s.swert sales co. 506 Robinson Bldg.
T0yTENriONERN--G location. near
s.h.5. well equipped. cheap rent, all
tts business sou want. $3.50 Will ham
8s stewart sales. so6 Robinson.
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RIsiSEss PROPERTY
BUSINESS LOCATION

BUSINESS LOCATION
Large. convenient, we'll lighted. second
floor room, 23St0 feet .Ht Third ana
Main. Stairway on both streets larg,
halls. Nothing bci'rr iu taNr. VIII rent
reasonably 20 responsible people.
wclsbursh FlommiDg, Turner Building
BUSINESS PHOpERrY tht60, good lo.
cation, pays wonderful Income. VIII
trade. leaving city, stewart sales Co.,
7nF HurIusou bIdg.
FOR sALE-sutburban lot with store
building. located on north Side, always
rented This property; can he bought
cheap and on good terms. Traders EN-
change Usage 67b
IHEEE.sTORY building. an rented, l0t
htxlf0. duplex thrown IN, entire works
1880. monthly income no, want 90
trade for residence good chance. stew
art sales co. aot Robinson b.ig.
HOUSES FOR SALE S
A FOCR-FOOM house, 50-fout lots fruit
good well. cistern, t2,l00, terms. Jump,
DON'T be slecVy. stewart Sales C9
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FOUR ROOM house. 50,fout lots, fruit
good well. cistern, lalO0. terms. jump,
don't be sleepy, stewart sales Co
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WE BUY Liberty bondS aud notes and
monthly payment mortgages. G. VI.
Ov1rton, ii5 S. Boulder.
WILL buy weli-secured real estate notes.
!. d. Brooks. 2lg Security BldE. Usage
s377.
MONEY TO LOAN on realty. John r. Ker.
rigan, 42s Robinson HldG.
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"owN YOUR HOME

"owS YOUR HOME"
10 yau own n residence lut7 We will bulId
hYua. fur you following your plans tr
We VIII furnish them; payments mHuth-
IH i1 suit your purse, consult our build
Ing department Fidelity Investment
'. rrags e5ss. F!rst floor, Security
uuIldlns
"OWS YOUR HOME
PEORIN r. I7.t
TlNo.r1om modern cottage $500. os1go
gfr"
SAND sPRlsGs IlSE. House ami lot,
w.. tuFr Ford touring car on frsi pny
mtrt 'aIl before . p. Iuu ,ue block
south. hair oart inwuvHui
auHuHuAN HOML -F'ye.r0ym. modern
bungalow. with 2.nHr rarnr.. lu UuFIrg,
beautiful '-artn t1ri house hos large
rooms 0aE tnlrs Er'uru dnnrf, huilt.'u
festgfrs. url Ia fIrIgfiF modern. GuFd
we'll, r.s'rrr. everything complete, what
viii yau offer Wn' 60. Nafgs tlil-P.
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F1VFFCTiOSERN-- classed. well
souIrreI. best location, enjoying best
t1strasa In town. rent 800, 5-year
ease. 50 500 viii handle Just SEQ this
a-s stewart Sales. sos Robinson