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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-28
Rev. Irwin Is Found
Guilty on Charges
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ministry came as the climax to cpl. |
sodes growing out Of a bitter contro.
versy in the Lawton church. The con.
victed minister gave notice to the trial
commission OF an appeal to the synod
Of Oklahoma, the next higher body in
the church. The synod is scheduled TO
meet in October.
Conduct Unbecomes Minister.
Mr.. Irwin was found guilty OF con.
duct unbecoming a minister in perform.
Ing a marriage ceremony last summer
at Medicine Park. II resort near here in
which the principals including the min.
lister, wore bathing suits
He was convicted of having sworn
TO false affidavit to obtain district
court injunction restraining interfer.
ence with his conduct of the affairs Of
the Law.on church.
The third count on which the jurors
voted guilty was that he disciplined
members of his congregation without
due process as provided by church reg.
ulations.
Rigid secrecy was maintained as to
the trial proceedings. although it is
known chat number of members and
former members OF the Lawton church
were called 10 testify
Criminal Charges
The suspended minister faces trial I'm
the district court here in an arson
charge filed by the county attorney
after an investigation OF an alleged in.
oendiarv fire In the Lawton church last
April, whilt Mr.. Irwin was stlll pas.
tor. II is alleged that the motive was
10 gain sympathy In the fight he was
waging against one section OF his con.
grcgation. on the other hand MIR. In.
win attributed the fire TO enemies seek
ing 70 destroy his church.
lnterruDting the pyrotechnics OF the
bitter church row this spring. Mr. lr.
win founl In the country on two oc.
caslons suffering from attacks made
by alleged abductors. After an investi.
cation OF enc OF the alleged ahductions
the county attorney announced that he
would drOl the case as information
gathered rendered toward the theory
that the minister framed the kid
naping.
Friend Of IIamon
Much OF theHll feeling In the t.awtor
congregation Is said to have teen On
; gcndered because Mr.. lrwinR strong
friendship Tor the late Jake l.. llamor
OF Ardmore. national republican com
mitteeman from oklahoma, FOR who's,
= murder Clara Smith Hamon was ac
quilted. llamon contributed generous
ly TO Mr.. 1rwin's church and built az
annex In which he installed motios
picture apparatus which was used by
Mr. irwin, Certain members OF IN,
church protcsted the use of motion pic
. ture IN connection with religious wor
4 shop,
! Mr.. Irwin allenated other members b'
the funeral sermon he preached owe
! -. --a.-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-28
LIFE OF poINCARE PLOTTED
BY GERMAN MONAKCHlY

PARIS - The French government
il was made known has received what II
considers absolutely trustworthy infor'
nation that an attempt against the lie
OF Premier Poincare Is being plotted In
German monarchlst circles.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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methods thar have made me successful.
II you are looking for position where
your advancement and future are as
sured see Mr.. Carr at Herd.Bailey Hard
ware Co., at 8 a. m. and p. m.
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bndseye view Of the uqroua CAromH wh
injured between mines
Z gynnuh march, N the
Sweeping w Of
deputies IGe it.
in fumes if H
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Oklahoma News Gives
Line Up for Governor
Counties Would Win.

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strength leading, while the other was
running a slow third
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-28

w d. Craft was placed in the county
Jail Thursday charged with contempt
of court.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Koppisch Sets Way
For Columbia Team
In Scoring Points

With Lou Gehrig making the lone
Columbia score against Colgate on
Thanksgiving Day, Captain Walter
Kopplsch finished the season with one
third Of the Blue-and-White scores TO
his credit. The Lion leader had total
OF forty-eight points as the result OF
having Tailed eight touchdowns, while
Rob Burtt, the quarterback, had three
points less, representing seven touch-
downs and a field goal. Ben Roderleks'
fullbaek, Is next with thirty-four tai
lies the result OF two touchdowns,
thirteen points after touehdowns and
three field goals.
Captain Koppiseh got of 70 an early
lead when he registered three toueh-
downs against Ursinus. During the
next game, that with Amherst, he &C,
counted for twelve more points ano
scored the lone touchdown made
AGAINST Wesleyan a week later he
falled to tally for the next three weeks
but brought his total Up 70 eight py
making two against Middlebury;
Burtt only scored once during tne
yomp over Ursinus, but came up IN the
rating a week later by tallying three
tines against Amherst. Then in the
bsttles with New York University,
Williams and Dartmouth, he accounted
Tor the lone touchdown made In each
game. .-u.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
New York Eleven Will
PLAY Paterson To-day

The elevens Of the New York and
Paterson Football clubs are scheduled
to meet this afternoon at New York
Oval in regular fixture OF the Amer
lean Soccer League, in which both are
among the leaders. The Brooklyn
Wanderers will journey TO Harrison
N. j., while Fall River and Phi~del-
phia will meet in New Bedford, Mass.
The British Great War Veterans Of
America, New York Command, has
designated tomorrow as Soccer Day
ard the eleven Of that organization
will contest a cup match with toe Cen-
tro-Hispano team at McGoldrieRs
Field in GreenpOint. The band OF the
SIS. Aquiiania viii be in attendance.
The Overseas Wanderers are drawn
against the Norwegian Turn Society
eleven in the first round Of the Ma
tional Amateur Challenge Cup at Haw-
thorne Field, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
New Orleans Entries
MONDAY

r,,A rae, ipurse 800. for maiden two'
y.ar.oids. ays snd hslf isriehs,, ID.
yor.eK iig. LucldiuA ii5 Amsis' ~
psrwrrco IL. Don't botner er' .Lt
p!se BlrL IL. Irene WALTON li-' ''"'
81 if2
second i,e. Pus,s ,lSS' 'ir s.lt iHrsf5s-, ISonss,
sensal,rood. iit. Propaganda. LII ir,
p.fr ff3 bobby Allen. III: huggissi ~
aft,o III. war PcnrAn', III An-n- An---s,A.
III. Helen Atkin. zoe, Aens,., fof
- 80. los. .Machiaysih ioI; 10
es,,e fs; .coionel Taylor 1915 -Da's
fos. .yidnlght stories. 100.
rh,,a rae. tpurso s7o0; allowancs,s to'
,b-se.vear.oidr and upward slA iul ~.
-,ArsfaL IA. jake Bergsa, ~ o'Ss" iSs. Wa.
w iss Tordeci. ios: John HosheF' i's
tsoehares M. i0s. springvnls' 100
',,.,,,,a .rse. tpufss $1,000. the konne,
,,.ss, siiowancsr: for three -year-olal she
,,,',,s,a ore mile and seventy yatos,
grfck 81 Dawn. III, hoehy 5.,,-'n "a
49,, fof. aervitor iol. Sosusa" ="
r,rn ,so. tpurse 400; claiming; fol
a. sll,-..r.oids ana upward; one nllr ~. :.
..,.rth5 -srottifh Chief. llss se,,ls' ,,.'
a.. Iis. .Exhorter. III: shonoieae p9ssf
isi .Al,s ssy gsy r,s ~, c,t.s. ~. ios: .os HIsh
.tlAhsn,sn' n.,s ,ist,y' ioi; Ravsnswood' ioS
cks,sssssy. i',' ,.,..,,.. "a,
slrtb race tpgrse 500 els,mnnsfi das mi. snt
ss sirhth) )-Hsndf III. heren.ns ;ei
h.ns foi .Tokalon March ~ ,ss ~
erffniis.f iss: sapthAilssa. s iss. its .soIic
1Ifs fss pirate McOse. ios. h,eko,,
a.. .Rtcnellsu, 100. 'Malse. io., 'o"""'
os.,ton. ioI. 'spsctaoular oif'' Nv
.xsvr.n,les snsvsnss, ,slsin's.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

roy. Of the Navy; Brennan, Of Lafay-
ette; Brenkert, Of W. and j.. and Rob
ertson. Of Carnegie Tech. were among
the real good ones.
when one enters the backfeld realm
he enters a big realm. There was
quality here and lots Of II. Kaw and
Ramsey did consistent playing through
out the year. They were driving run
ners and splendid ground gamers.
kaw is ono of the hardest running
backs in several years. hard worker
and able 70 stand work. He teams up
beautifully vita that interference
Dobie sends out ahead OF him.
Simendinger. Of Holy Cross, is fast.
experienced and q fighter, and Riopel
and Wight, Of Yale, been able TO play
his first team halfbacks there without
making, a great mistake, for between
them they furnished pretty much ali
kicking. passing, speed, line boring and
good judgment in running.
But, as said, the field is large. II in
cludes Erickson, of W. q j.; Cleaves.
/ Of Princeton; Flayin, of Georgetown /,
hOppiotns ol AOiuMDlds MChecs OF lDc
Navy; Miller and McGraw, Of Pennsyl-
vania; Wilson, Of Penn State; Ham
mond, Of Harvard; Tryon, Of Colgate;
Drummer and Gazella, Of lafayette;
Myers, Of Fordham.
Owen and Wood Lead Fullbacks
Owen and Wood. the writer thinks,
have a clea- lead among the fullbaeks.
Owen is first class both in offense and
defense. The two departments com
bined, he leads the field. Mallory, Of
I Yale. is a fine defensive man, but not
so useful on offense as Owen or Wood.
Owen can do everything there Is to do
and do 1t above the average. Besides,
he is player who rises 70 occasions.
I Wood also does well on offense and
/ defense. He is the best punter, of the
leading teams, in the East. backs up
his line we'll and can hit the line
Hamer. Of Penn. and Hewitt, Of Pitt,
were good men, and another one. a
star in fact, on ofense was Barchet
of the Navy who incidentally, Is little
+ if any better than his understudy
Norris. The fulloack field lacked moth
ing in quality, but there wasn't much
Of II. The real good ones we're com
paratively scarce.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Havana Results

First race (for three-year-oids and up
ward .ciaimingi purse, 500; i've and a
half furlongs) Memphis. los (Kaiser). 81,
$40 and $3.50. won: Little Niece. los
90 CT3TotheTa). $500, third. Time. i:O7 l-5.
Molly Pun. Josephine K. Smite and Lieu
tenants william :. Murray also ran.
Second race (for two-yesr-olds: claim
ing: purse s70o fve and a half furlongsl
-wawOna, ~ Brunner). $3.50. $ and
S420 and $3.50 second; Gonwlihim, 100
(Fieids). t2.10. third Time, ;07 3-6. Val
mond Gupton and Brushwood also ran
Third race (for threo-year-oids and up
ward: pure 500; Eve and half fur
longs) Arthur Middleton. III tPrimrose) J..
81 10, $50 and '329 won; Mad ,t I'D Nell. l9i
Big Son. III q. Willians). $40. third.
Time 1:08 as. May Rose. Luimeme, Lady
Frakes and Chow also ran.
Fourth race (for three-year-olds and up-
ward: claiming, purse. 500, tye nne a
hals furlongsl--Chief sponsor, iiS (Wails).
S42o. 50 and i2.6O. won Discussion. i0s
i0S (N. j. Barnes), $3.50. third. Time,
I :06 s-5. Gratian. Huron III and Chimera
also ran.
FIfth race (for three.yesr-oids and up.
ward claiming: purse. 200; one mile ana
hlty yards) Sun God, 10 lbrothefsl,
fstone). ssIo and $3.50. second King b.,
100 ~. ). Barnes), 1890. third. Time.
1.44 g-s American Legion. Guardeman
and bloomington also ran.
sixth race for three-year -olds: claim
ihg: purse. 1900: one mlle)-Billy Lane.
III G}rothers). s4.10, $3.50 and t9io. won;
shortstop. iis 81. williams). $3.50 and
Sc 20. second; Kathleen X io5 (Grossl.
f7 20 third. Time. 1871 10. Article y,
Wakefield and Walter Turnbow alfo ran
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Scorers Break Pencils
Reaching Nth Degree

NIEw BRUNSWICK. n. J.-Dec.
~ 2.-Consistentiy close marks
manship such as has been rarely
equaled in an intercollege rihc
match resulted when Rutgers shot
against the University of Vermont.
Urder the terms cf this telegrAphie
match the FIVE highest scores were
TO count. Both teams totaled az
out Of a possible 500. Then the
scores Of the sixth men were asked
for and both Rad 81. Both seventh
men likewise had 81 out Of pos
slble 100, bat when the totals OF
the eighth men we're then ex-
changed n vas found the Rutgers
man shot a s. and NermoHts entry
a 81. giving Rutgers the match.
In three other matches, the
scores of which we're announced 10.
day. Ratgers defeated University OF
Tennessee 2i3 10 24i. the University
of Western Maryland. 4ei 10 44A
and losi To Bowdoin by the margin
nj 2 points, l5o 20 AZ. Shooting
agalns, Western Maryland Geogns-
gan. Of Rutgers, shot a perfect score
II ic0 on the standard \. X. "A. tar
Get
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

hall coach. has had his chargeS praeT
ticirq daily for the last three weeks.
The saua1 o. forty, however, which re-
norted on the first day has been now
rnt down 10 twenty-five. In this squad
srs Captain I'd Mcmahon, Winnie Cav
anagh, Lou Healey and poly Crow,
lev, regulars, and Lou meNamee hno ,o
Walter Groto, substitutes on the lszl-,z<
Maroon varsity five. IheTe hfe also
Ralph O'Connell. Tex Landry and mar
old Leddy, regulars on last season
freshman quintet.
Among the other candidates the most
lIkely-looking are Lou VanderDsek'
pitcher on the last season Maroon nine
and Joe Manning, Paul hcDonoIgn,;
barney Fallon. Ray Smead ana Diii
Woerner, all Of whom were regulars on
this seasons football eleven: VI tns
large number Of freshmen who tarneo
out for the varsity squad aii eul w.
Granger and Irish, were sent oAck 70
the freshman squad.
The schedule follows;
r,ecember II. Cathedral College - Mar.
haitian Casino: 10. Trinity SP.lsse =,
Hartford. Conn; 2o ho'y 0'''
"gsesssSy gsngssy g. c c. Ny. At New York:
10 Manhattan College: ~. Cosper ,nlyh l.a
Tirht school az StUyvesant High sehoos /.
IL 81 Johns College; 70. LehiEh. ~
FssTuary /. Mt. St Mary.s College
T. Holy Cross COLLEGE; 2 70 u ,.s,a sgo'Sssn Ms.
rinss nnd George washington lnitersiy
"a ~sw York Jniverslty is, Atany ,Li. LAN
school at Albany; II. State HoFmai Solsss
- sfhanv. 81 Rutgers NJ SeW Bruns-
wick: III. Crescent Athistie club az bfooN7
iyn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
New Orleans Results

F.rst race (for -yesr-olds ellow
.nesat nurse. 400. nye furl9ngsl-'on
tsur fti (Wsinerl. even. ] % aho 'p'
won; Punta 0ords. iot tCereo,s,sngi AZ
eow.n,l. 70 j. even and 20 ,. thlil
'rtr"s .so Is Cotromps, loona snl
Mildred Ruth also ran
s.eerd rsr, cor three-yesr-oifi sr1
upward: calming pure. Igy' - W
,ongsl -1rayson, llt tA,9on'g ZOO, .,do,,. ti.
fsrrsninrJ. Y - ], 70 and 70
.ssond. rio. i6T lMoore). 70 % =. O.
ana 10 !. tnira ftmf' -
go. s,.rl,a. l.yrs, Little ldtsy raiana
TTysst oiric.si Gnd The Moor, also ren.
,rnlra race (rhs sarpy Parse. for thf's
veer.old- and upwtfd' slo"she's'
-Wynnew00d, 100 tknsorl 70
4 10 and ouf, .won' sNsy, lgs ss~ss, y,,o
gss fOWsnsl. . 10 Z. ? 20 > and %
,s,,a Tims. i5s IS. CITATION. WE
eubs sb LiEciair and Pimlico also ran.
Foura race ,The shrswsbgfy Hane.
Gao. for all ages, surse, ,ego ~ ~,
,ons',, I'd out. won, giny Pifiy iea
Mepermottl. a. 4. % and 10 J,
,fcond hnouytnous. % tWei1eD, 2 %
,e : and ouf third Zine, ifi4 eprinf
vale. Jake Berger ana James II Viiei'
also ran.
~ oisiming. purse. 100, nys furionFsl
"prince WsliSs llt tE. Aariihl. % 70
20 ana : % J: Won: s'mrl.e',,y;, M
tnccrsnn). 10 20 70 80 sy.s
a,og ana ] 70 B. third. Time iigI ~
Harry shannon. Pietrus, Elmer X Ihrp
copyrieht. Heeniis Kemblo aud The Pefp
Wan also ran.
sixth race 0or thres-year.oids and up
ward. claln.ing. purse, tIog, mNe a., sn
lacel. 4 10 I. 70 and 20 ;, von
10 rns ryon. i6g (OwenD. % l. -
ana I 10 3. second Tom hcraggart ll
,Ensor), 9 70 I, te and even. wv
Time. I;tt rs. juno. Betty - b.l'.
ran
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Havana Entries

r-.. rae. ,puTse. isot. fer two-year.
clie ave fnrionSal- HAPPY Aofneuts' -
r,,r. SovIna IC0i Sarys ioss illufionisi
as. French Canadian. iot' Noon olide
fCs. Nariore;fe, ips,
second rser. tpqrss. i7os e,ainins
sii agss. I've and bali flrlong..l-
-, raj vafsnflus d'Ors 100. Mrn
c,,,ty. RS. Wlnfs % chance, llPi Lsey
p.sss,an iid. Huil0. 1lo, Cock o ms
Roost. ma Pittfburg, ia
Third race fpurst. 1900. claiming az
Is. ~vs ana = hair fpfionFsl = hortn
~. M.b. itq. oo.den Chance, ilt' oio w.
efrne- ris; Golden Rec. ia VIA or Sllss
lifs Naior Domo. ii2i The EnaorTr, ii'
s,,srth race tpgrse claiming three
,,.r,oira and upward; sir fnriontsl
sa~-nlrr 100. NooT~r0ur. l1-i "a ~
r,stes i01. Fair and Wariner. l'l nPe.aat
"a. Cnrreney. lIt. Amefiran ka@lc. ite
t,vaiisr. 10. Ola Pop. no Ihe 'NaE' Nv
MACK Top. ia Msii0wmot 10
rtah rses 90. .ooo Mafanlas handicap
=, -e.. rnlis and a sirfscnthl--The PifAtc
a. S.lvc. f63: Sea Prince, III; crpm"eN
ia -.
q..,t 20 opurse. 800; ciaimlne thfte
"a Upward. mile ard nfty i.s,latl
sttlrf-. alan. %: Coseorron, iel ~ I..lt
srr sSt. Nele roroke. ios AhiFah io'
QUAKER. ies. After Sight. ios-
e...nth racs-lpurse. sI6o: Gle mins
,tr.r.vrar-olds and upward m,e l-,l.
AZ .ffafrack. los. Hufn- lie. WEN, .,,., 4
10; Eolth X. liei Bennington ii'i 'S''
Giles. ii1.
.I,,,.,tle. allowances clalms1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Rutgers Will Start
Basketball Season
Next Friday Night

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j. Dee. n
The transition from the gridiron 10
indoor sports At Rutgers is taking
place this week, snd with the opening
Of the basketball season next Friday
The winter series will be launched
Both the basketball and swimming
squads have been augmcnte9 during
the last few days BY converts fror
Foster sanford's football group.
On Friday night. In Ballantine Gym
nasium, Rutgers will meet Cathedral
College in the seasons inaugural, an6
on the next night will 20 % New Yori
20 face Columbia. team that was de-
tested last year on the local court.
The veterans are only two In nun
ber-Captsin Eddie BenIoni. forward.
and +. A. Enander. a guard. But from
the i92i-'22 list Of substitutes and
former freshmen Coach HIll expects
10 build up a great scoring quintet
Indications are that he will use the
football captain, Raub, who weighs as
pounds and stands six feet two inches.
as jump center. Alternating with him
in the race Tor this Job are Hicks and
Homeyer, also last years veterans,
and Brennan, Of the freshman Ave .
year ago.
None Of these except Brennan hss
ever played center. but they are 81.
perienced guards and forwards who
know Hiils style and signals. Ben
Gibson, a substitute center last win
ter. is still hobbling around on
crutches as result Of his football In
juries, and probably won't get into
togs OF all.
Swimming also has been under way
a month here. with greater enthusiasm
over the teams prospects now that
football Is over for another year.
Coach Jim Reilly, fortified with such
sprinters and distance men as Captain
Leo Giebel, intercollegiate champion
Enander, Ross. COlyillo and kutsottl
and with such divers as Galbralth,
Dickson and Subin, IL deyotlng most
Of his time 70 the plungess. Last yea
Rutgers was poor In plunging' and ln
most meets had 70 be satisfied W.T.
only third place.
Nowadays, however, he has Sparks
hoating 10 feet consistently, and Dunn
and Won Stanley, two other veterans
making 70 feet or better. such event.
as the breast stroke and back stroke
which have been added IN intsreol
/ leg.ate competition. are calling oui
new candidates weekly. The first NEE.
/ fur Rutgers II home affair with IL
high, on January i3.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

Only seven of the eighteen games
will be with teams that Fordham met
last year. These teams are Cathedral
C. c. n. Y, Cooper Union Night school,
St Johns College, Lehigh, Albany Law
School and the Crescent A. c. ofFord-
hams other opponents, Holy Cross
Manhattan College. New York Univer-
sitv Rutgers and Navy are being met
for the 6rst time in years. Trinity Col-
lege. Mount st. Mary's, the Quantieo
Marines. George Washington UniyeIr-
sitv and New York State Normal Col
lege are newcomers TO the Maroon bas-
ketball schedule.
OF these games, the most important
are those with Holy Cross, City Col
leRe, Lehigh. the Naval Academy, New
York University. Rutgers and the Cres-
cent Athletic Club. The Holy Cross
Quintet. however, IS the only team on
tbe entire schedule that will play Ford
han, q two-game series. The first IL az
worcester on December 20 and the sec
ond in New York on February 2.
The schedule, as arranged by Kerwin,
recessitatcs the taking Of but two trips
On which more than one game viii be
niaved. The usual Southern trip will
take place from February 3 TO ~.
Fordham will meet three teams on tnls tnls
trip. They are Annapolis. the Quantlco
Marines and George Washington UNI
versity. The following week ana roIa-
ham travels to Albany, meeting Aioany
Law School on February 10 ana otate
Normal on the 18th.
Bud Culloton. who has sueeesusu
Eddie Butler a. the Fordnam oAsheD-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Jackson in Good Shape
For Bout With Shugrue

Willie Jackson, the Harlem light
weight, has been working out with his
old rival. Johnny Dundee, and the
Scotch Wop" declares that Willie is
just as good as ever.
Jackson Is to fight a twelve-round
bout with Johnny Shugrue. Jersey
City's crack lightweight, az the open
ing show Of the Arena Athletic Club,
In the 4th Regiment Armory, Jersey
City, tomorrow night.
Shugrue arrived in town from broth
er Joe's health farm in Waterbury,
Conn, Yesterday, and is in rare shape.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Bouts HeredbOuts
MONDAY


Arena. jersey Cliy-Wfliie jackson
". Johnny shugrue, " rounds
broadway =. A.-I.ou Bogash vs.
Italian Joe Cans, l2 rounds,
Harlem -Falrniont :. C.-Sammy Nable
". Billy Hyckon. 10 rounds.
Commonwealth :. C.-Amnteur Box
ing tournament.
Rink :. C.-Trlnliy Club amateur
tournament.
TreepOrt Audiforium-Iackle Nor
man ". Red CAP Wilson, ~ rounds.
TUESDAY
18Th Infantry Armory--.John Lester
johnson ". Jamaica Kid. i2 rounds.
Rink :. C-Trinity Club amateur
tournament.
Pioneer :. C.-Niike burke W. Eddie
Joseph, 10 rounds.
2l2th Regiment-rony Mario vs.
Marty Powell. 10 rounds.
THURSDAY
New York A. C.-Amateur boxing
tournament.
SATURDAY
New York a. C.-Amnteur boxing
tournament.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Commercial Leads at Chess

Commercial High School of Brook
lyn, scoring the nth victory IN sue
eession at the expense OF hanua
Training, q, the Manhattan Chess Clnb
yesterday. maintained the lead IN y
annual ehampionship series Of the
High School Chess League. Morri .
High and Townsend Harris Hell adde'
a victory apiece over Textile High ana
stuyyessnt. Boys High worsted Evan
der Childs, 2h-ih. In the othe.
matches De Witt Clinton deieate'
Richmond Hill and New Utrech.
worsted brooklyn Tech.