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Loses
TO Yale Club
Man at Squash
Bomeisler Triunlphs in the
Second Round Of Class b
National Title Meet

D. NJ. Bomeisler, Yale Club, won the
feature match in the Class B national
squash tennis championship tourna-
ment, held yesterday Afternoon on the
courts Of the Columbia Club. Bomeis-
lcr defeated IT, Y. Crawford, Montclair
A. c., 80, 11-15, 15-8. Both play
ers were among the favorites. so that
the elimination Of the Montclair man
will improve the chances of several
title aspirants in the upper half Of the
draw
Although a number Of matches were
acheduIed in the second round yester
day only four were completed. The
Bomeis ler- Crawford affair was the only
contest that went three games, and this
was weird struggle. Crawford played
as if he was handcuffcd in the opener,
the Yale Class star running fifteen
points while the Montclair player was
held scoreless.
Just when it seemed that Bomeisler
would take the match in straight games
he slowed up considerably and Craw
ford, gaining confidence went into the
lead. which he never relinguished.
Crawford made several fine gets in this
frame and his placements were far bet
ter than those of Bomeislcr.
The final game was practically the
reverse Of the second, for Bomeisler's
speed dominated throughout. Crawford
rallied several times, but it appeared
that his efforts in the second game had
taken all Of his reserve strength and
he was unable to make progress
against the dashing play Of the Yale
man.
The summaries:
SECOND ROUND MATCHES
D. NJ Bole.sler. Yale. defeated II V
Crawford. Montclair f5--0 Ill. lJ-s.
G. L. smith. Yale. defeated A. s. Moses
Columbia. l5--5. IL: l.. a. Coffin jr
Columbia, defeated L. 2. cypiot Crescent,
ID. Ill A. II. Hyde. Harvard de-
feated J. x. Pulleyn. Columbia. i5-a
l5-l3
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Tigers Athletic Prestige
Now at Highest Point
IN History of College
EIo.n q Spcc.ol Cor,esuol.9,rt


PRINCETON. n. J., Jan. 2q.-Prince
'0n athletic prestige s now highe,
than att any other time II the his,u,,
Of Old Nassau Since tho resumption
of athletic activities At the close of the
war the Tiger have triumphed IL
forty four out of ninety four contests
WITH Harvard anu Yale, only four less
than the combined total of victories by
fhe Crimson and tho Rluc Yale has
Non thirty three contests and Harvard
'ifteen. making the total for the two
combined only forty-cight. as acalns.
Princeton IS forty-four. Two of The
events We're tied, these being the foot
hall games with Harvard in 1919 and
1870
considering games won and lost the
Princeton soccer and golf teams have
the largest majority of victories as
compared to Harvard and Yale. All
the major sports teams, however. have
heeu highly successful. including base
hall football. crew and track, Prince
ton having fourteen major sport vic
tories TO her credit against nine for
ale and seven for Harvard.
Princeton had not lost a football
game to either Of her big three rivals
since the war up until the contest with
ale last fall. The Tiger crews have
four times been victorious. as against
one first place each for Harvard and
Yale Each college has won twice
IN track events. In baseball Princeton
and Yale are tied, with five victories
apiece, against four fer Harvard.
In the field of minor sports the
Tigers have won thirty victories
ngains. a combined total of thirty-two
for their two rivals. Yale has won
over Princeton twenty-four times in
minor sports and Harvard eight times.
the small number for the latter due to
the fact that Harvard and Princeton
do not meet in basketball, swimming
or water polo. Yale has been vic
iorious in swimming.
Prirceton's soccer team is as vet un-
defeated by Yale or Harvard, having
won over each Of the Crimson and
Blue teams four times. The golf team
has hung up three victories. In water
polo the Tigers have Won three out of
'our meets against Yale and four ten
as matches against two for the Ellis.
Princeton has been consistently vic
orious over Harvard in tennis since
20
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
syracuse Only Home
Race for NaYys Grew

ANNAroLl&, Md. Ian. % The race
against Syracuse, 70 he roNca on Msv
20, vii probably h" 'bo only contest
on home waters for the naval Academy
varsity crew tl,ls yoar Al the ,nn
ference Of college rowing representa-
tive last week III New York 1ieuten
ant Rockwell, representing The aca
deny. made every effort to obtain other
home races, but had no success
The Naval Academy crew Will row
Harvard and Princeton on the Charles
on May 6. and will have varsity. Junior
plehe and possibly other crews in the
American Henley on May 27. IT is
probable that the varsity Wall again
be IN the Pcughkeepsie regatta. bue
| this has not been definitely settled
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Glendale Football Club
Forfeits TO Stroi'ers

The New York State League soccer
game between the Bay Ridge Strollers
and the Glendale 7. c. scheduled for
yesterday at St Agatha Oval, Brook
lyn, was forfeited to the Strollers when
the Glendale players appeared With an
incomplete lineup. The Glendale
players believed there would be no
game on account Of the snow, and when
informed that the field was in good
CONDITION could muster only six mem
bers OF the team.
with tho league game called # the
Glendale team vas reinforced oy five
othcr players and was defeated by the
Strollers IN an exhibition contest, 3
to .
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
+ avorite S Easily
Win Opening Round
Handba1l Matches

All the favorltes came through with
victories yesterday in The first round
play in the New York State Handball
championship tournament at the
Crescent Athletic Club courts, Brook
lyn. Willie Sackman, Ed Groden, Ed
Galowin and J. Van Cauwenberg, who
are among the stars in the tourney
were not even hard pressed IN their
opening round matches. All four won
III straight games.
The most exciting contest Of the
days play was furnished in the match
between r. W. Bowling. Of the New
York A. c., and j. A. Ebert, of the
City A. G.. Ebert took the first game
With ease by q score Of u to 3, but
Bowling came back with two brilliant
victories in the second and third
games and won the match.
New Yorl. State nAndball chsmplon p
,ft ,efst round upper halfl--E .: sta"sIm, fas
v5 Wss, SD, cry, NJ. a,, A. aeffasia afMSa BOB BOB
power jt, Crescent A. C.. defeated E. Alt
man. Crescent A. c., al. ~; r. -.
.e Jordon y y A. C. defeated J. j. .osa,,sr %es5sr'
trinity. 'Inis"' Won No lroln =. = nocl< stevens
reeh, by default: J: Van csuwenhsrg' a,ssahs
Eastern District y M c A. defeatea S,it,a. a, /.
9l--5. NJ Vernon. Crescent A. c.. de
feated j. X. ONcili. Crescent A. C.. IL
sl-l7; II. Miigram, G. c \: y defeated
lis; S schwartz. crescent A. G.. de-
feated 5. seplowin. ST. Barthoomew's Il
IS 2i,,' y Galowin. Yin Cresesnt =. C., de
". e. A.. 2l-l5 Iii. NJ. ~. Rosner
Crescen, A c. won from J. A. Donohue
c. \. e.. BY default; 81. x. Gillian. City
Mann. Twenty-thrd street Y NJ c A.
won from ed Trenkman. c. \. C.. b" de
Il
Plant. Vest side Y. M G 4. defeated W
schwartz. Eastern District = NJ G. a.
l7-2l. 2l-l5, 2l-l7 Z. ". Dowling Nav
3-21 2l-i2. 2l--ls, Sam IuXpaum,
trinity. defeated Z. Osterman. 6. G. y. Y,
2l-l O. Ell
lower half--s. J. smithney. West side
= VI. G. A.. defeated 4. pe rranaltcs
Holy Name. Els. 2i--s. W. Sackraan
Trinity. defeated t.: +. Minis. c C.: N- r..
from p. Cook. Twenty third Street y VI.
G. a. BY default; c. J. OConneN. Trinity.
Won from a. p Pidseon, e: a: G.. by de-
Schmidt. St George won from 4 :
Crooks, Van kclton, by default: George f
:Ssoss. city A. G., by default. W. $ Child
Twentv-third street Y. NJ. c. A. defeated
s. franScl, city A. C.. 9l-12. 2l--i0. l..
'irotch. c. a. c.. Won from Phil Dvorsky
Rolz stoinway A. G.. 2l--9. 2l-S: J. A
Mshoneey. West Siac Y. N. c. A.. defeated
EcsNcrs. c. 4. C..von from J, NJ Cbrcisht
6. \. G., by default. \. Waldmau, city :
G., defeated @ w. i'ouEh'on. G. a. G., q
from B Bralcy, TweDt. third Street = NJ
{. A. b. default; r. y. Wheaton. Twenty
third Street !. A. G.. 49, defeated Thomas
Is q Srlei, Crescent A. c., 2,-1e. 17-2l
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
.)ohnston's l'ugiIistic ''Dcbs'
Take Final '"Exan,s" To-s,iyl,t
Bouts Here0bouts
70 NIGHT

TO NIGHT
'rr<r: tjty TENOR, Iigl,t bouts be
tween Jimmy .;ohrston's i,eav,wr,rht.
>tar - sid vnrI.e -. Eddie
Walsh. l., rounds
broadway T.. ti.--Sumrny hcIucr vs.
dummy Murs 1, rounds
II FSDSN
Fio"eer :. t.---5ohnnr Brown rs
'hsr'"y Hccc''or. I. rounds.
THURSDAY
Hruad A. {. 'Newart Sailor fried
man 1s. Renry Cohen. /. rounds
trora cIerse, City Archie Walker
W. te" Snrder. tc rounds.
%ntDsl
Madison Square Gsrdcu--.Ioln,y Dun
dee ,s 10" Heuiam,p. = rouric
stJL.ssSN
N,nL :. t.-reppcr Martin vs. sid
Bernard. T. rounds
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Princeton Has Fine Record
Against Harvard and Yale
Suitner, Syracuse Star.
TO Run III M;IIrose 900

There has been slight change IN
the personnel of the stars IN the Mil
rose 600 Melvin Suttner, Syracuse $
anchor man il the mile relay. who re
Gently ran within ono second Of the
worlds record for the 900" has been
selected to I'LL the vacancy IN the field
caused by the absence Of Earl Eby.
Inc latter wired from Chicago that
MS new business connections made it
'hpposslole Tor nm to get into proper
shape Tor the race. Jimmy O'Brien, the
speed merchant sporting the Loughlin
colors. rounds out a field Of six con,.
posed of Tom Campbell. Alan Hellfricb
Dave Caldwell, Melvin Suttner and .1acl
Sellers, OF the New York Athletic ClnA
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Novice Home First
In Handicap Race
OF BROOKLYN A. 4.

lre barriers completed tho four and
ore half milo luvitation handicap road
run held yesterday afternoon under
t1s aGspieer of tho Brooklyn A. T. The
f'lnrer was Richard Dc Cola. of the
hom' club. who made hie debut a .
runner his youth ftartcd from the
limit mark and led the field from start
T. finish, defeating Bull MURRAY, = club
's'". ~ about 200 vardr
IL 'ola T. ono of tn. for amateur
hoNor. Of which tho r. 4. a hos~ts.
li' espro sod deftrc -, psrtlcipste IN
,pe run and surprised cVefg orc by out
ie-elng tho field
a tine honor went 10 Sol Silver.
to'n. -of 'he Glencoe 4 C.. uho .tartea
ftom scratoh end finished the course IN
2" S'lverste'r ran remarkably we'll.
considering the liberal allowances and
rnlied ur 'u fourth POSITION p The
finish
The eummsrice
r7siAon ,s=ro- ans ~loe dissp. tine
s'ui~+v. ErooRisu : 80 ..,1
,sfr1stein, brooklyn
Scratch cs -
honpson. nroohl,n
oifson Brootl,n ! : s.4 81 -
l'ueipsty rrooAlgp
apn' r,eoel-n ~ ~ s !,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
n. Y. Golfer Plays Part Of
Florida Negro Caddje

RELLEAIR HEIGHTS. FLA Jan. 90
Don VI. Parker, of Garden City. PLAYED
the part OF a Southern negro caddie to-
day in makeup that fooled his best
friends here. He carried The clubs Of
t. A. Valentine. of Chicago, and his
identity was not discovered until he
made himself known on tho last hol-
Ring Lardner. Grantland Rice and
James Studcbaker jr.. the other mem
bers of tho four ball match were let in
on the joke, but not until the match
had gone siv holc~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Charlie Paddock Finishes
Course at Univ. of So. Cal.

PAsADENA, Calf. Jan. 29.-Charles
". Paddock, known as "the tastes.
truman holder Of ten records, includ
ING the worlds record Of 93-5 seconds
for the hundred-yard dash. has an
nounced that ne has completed his
course at the University Of Southern
'ahfornia, and does not plan to an
pear on the track again.
VIII not say that | viii never run
again. he said, because conditions
may develop that would make it neces-
sary to run another race. Since nv
college work is over, would have to
be unattached or represent some club. y
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
ROGERS PET COMPANY
Schoolboy Ice Skaters
In Title Races To.nish,

Ice skating championships for Sot,
elementary and high school student.
Will be held tonight at tn. ISIS,
Street Ice Skating Palace. starting q.
O'Clock. This IS the first time in to,
years that the Public Schools Athl.tj,
League has been able 70 get an ;ndoo,
rink for the cham pionships.
Five events VIII be contested. thr.s
fer elementary school boys and t.,
for high school boys. A large entyy
has been received ard some capi,sl
sport is anticipated. Each borough in
the greater city will nave Representa-
tlycS
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Schedule Relay Race

Owing to the large number o. event,
scheduled during the week u n.
Brooklyn Scegate modified iaarathor
and indoor games o. Washington
Birthday Afternoon, the Fifth to.npan.
c. A {, has omitted The usual lsnslh
program of holiday events. ro9e.cr
all the club athletes will iiaYc IN ~
portunity TO compete, as the FIFTH H.
included one-milc handicap rels.
race. four-man teams, on the list Il
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Resume Penn State Sports

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Jan. 90. .-
With the re-opening of classes for the
second semester tomorrow morning.
winter sports will be resumed at Penn
State. Thus far the basketball team
is the only one to have seen any action,
but the boxing and indoor track sea
sons both open this week while the
wrestlers get into action next week.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Brooklyn Polo Team Victor

=, The Brooklyn Riding and Driving
Club won the rookie cup yesterday by
defeating the Riding Club trio in the
New YORK Riding Clubs tournament at
Durland's Academy. The score was 10
goals to = The New York Riding CLUB
juniors reached the finals by over
whelming the Riding Club juniors, ii
goals 70 G
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Friedman Training for Ron,

Sailor Friedman. Chicago scrapper
is in Newark training for his twelve
round fight with Benny Cohen. Of
Orange, n. j. at the Broad A. c.. New.
ark, Thursday night Friedman is run
ming on the roads in the morning and
boxing in the gymnasium in the after.
noon.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Snow DELAYS Mat Team

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. Delayed
by the heavy snow storm in this vic;n-
lty, the members of the BROOKLYN Poly
technlc wrestling team who were 10
meet the Naval Academy men last even
ing, did not arrive in Annapolis until
nearly 5 o'clock this afternoon. They
had to walk the last two miles. The
match Will take place tomorrow after
noon
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Tutwiler Wins at Golf

oRMOND BEACH, Fla, Jan. 2.-Her-
bert Tutwiler, of Birmingham, was the
victor in the final round of the annual
onnoka sweepstakes On the Ormond
beach links to-day, defeating J. P. Adri-
snes' ct Duchess. 5fnd 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
A. Through Snt
Likely to Clear Notre DANES
Star Players Of PRO. Charges
Gas Descf, John Mollartt and Chester Wynnc Ap.
pear to Have Been Innocent Victims of Case
Of False Identity i'm Football Game Last Fall

CHICAGO, The Associated ndications tonight
John Mosrd Notre Dame football who
with Carnvlc Ill., the professional
Tayorv ILL., which resulted in disqualification Of
Illinois athletes would be cleared connection with
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Wins Nine Games. Draws One

{ $. Howell, former New York State
chess champion and recently returned
from South America, played stimuli
taneously against ten opponents at the
Brooklyn Institute Chess Club without
losing game, Saturday night L. n.
Campbell. one-tlme Erasmus Hall star.
succeeded in drawing his game.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

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can laugh at the fro,o wv
North? 0Ne''
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hats, white shoes. s;1b
shirts, white Aannels cans .A
bathing suits. p''
Golf g Norfolks, !, golf clubs.
golf balls, golf bags.
Wardrobe trunks, bap,
sultcases.
Is any Southern outfit
ever complete without =
light weight Scotch Mist
overcoat?
Ideal for motoring!
Warm when it blows.
Dry when it's wet!
'Reotslered Trademark.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Brn.d,,.,
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

GAEL1NNILLf,, IL. Jan 20 Ry The
Associated Prnss) Rivers Anderson
business manager Of the local football
team. to night declared that he had
personally "h'red and paid Notre Dame
OniyersitY mon 10 rlay football for
CarhnVillo against Taylortille last
tall while Lionel NOISE. coach Of The
team, aald that ITO his knowledge
there ras not Notre Dame man IN the
Carllnvllle lineup Both assertions
were made III formsl statements to The
Associated Press