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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
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Brother Gregory, Athletic d.
rector, Revives Waning In
terest Of Student Body
HAS A SPEEDY QUINTET

A TIILETICS are being promoted on
n broader scale at La Sale Prep.
There are 40 college athletic teams and
all sport activities are being confined
to the prep. school.
This boom IL due to n new active
and tirclcss athletic director. He is
Brother Gregory. who was appointed to
that position shortly after his assign
ment TO the local institution.
Brother Grcgory's early athletic cX-
pcricncc was acquired ut Calvert Hall.
baltimore. where he was stationed. Al
this place he held similar position
to that he now occupies.
His chief difficulty when he took
charge of the La Sale athletes was
reviving interest among the student
body, as it had waned during the Jast
few years.
Brother Gregory attacked the prob
lem and throughout the football season
worked among the students to arouse
their spirits.
Now that the basketball season is
under way Brother Gregory sees the
result of his efforts in the splendid sup
rort the students are giving the team.
He has arranged for the use OF the AR.
tillery Armory, at Thirty second street
/ anu lsNHCuSttt ava >.'', ."
home games.
The gymnasium in the school is used
for the practice games. but IT is too
small to accommodate the crowds which
desire to see the regularly scheduled
court trays.
The La SaNe team played its opening
game on Wednesday afternoon with the
schoo!ship Annapolis five. This agsrc-
CATION proved no match for the Pep
pers. who walked off with 2G-to-5
! victory.
Mr.. Toomey. who is coaching the In
Sale five. is a former Penn man. For
the last three weeks he has had about
thirty candidates hard at it in prepara
tion for the biggest basketball year
that La Sale has enjoyed.
Three veterans from the disrupted
| 1921 team played on Wednesday. These
were Mclaughlin, Carville and Bonni-
we'll The last mentioned youngster is
the son of Judge Bonniwell.
Mclaughlin played the forward post
along with Cummings. Carville is the
pivot man and Bonniwell was stationed
Mt guard along with Ticrney. Among
the subs that broke into the game and
who will see service during the coming
campaign are O'Neill and Giblin for
wards: Collins and Taggart, centers,
and Mcguire, guard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
CENTRAL To BUILD
NEW GRANDSTAND
Hone to Raise Funds and Sc
cure Annual Quad Track
and Field Meet
SCHEDULES ANNOUNCED

Central High Is making strong n''
for the annual outdoor ouadrahen'''
track and field meet. Lnck Of seatin'
facilities has made Houston fleld'
vhich hos the best schoolboy cinder
track in the city. second choice with
tbe officials when it came to the scl'c-
ton of the field during the last iou'
years :,
Tho graduates of the Broad ana
Green streets institution expect to max"
drive for funds to erect new gran"
stands. Previous 10 four years ago
tho annual meet that draws all th'
schoolboy track and field stars OF tn"
CITY. was held on Houston Field. y iir"
and the tumbling downSof the grand
stand which used to be the largest IN
the city. caused a change to Northeast
Field. ,
Thrcc wears ago the Crimson and
Cold institution bonsted Of the hn"st
stands in the city. They were iou tee'
long and ran the length OF the stralsh.
away. Fire badly damaged mos. %.
the sections. and the Two zen. rena"im,re ,nre
| ones hau 10 DC Tu"tu WA"
! condemned as unsafe.
Pioneers on Track -,
Central. pioneers in indoor track, VIII
bove another team this year. TWO ~
vitotinn meets have been scheduled, lor
March I and March s. with the pros
meets of having several local high sch99.S POI
MS the contestants. in addltion 10 ~
O'Rri,n's team. The supervisor! C .
mittce eliminated the INDOOR quan. i.
counle Of years ago. with the resuii
tbnt most of the schools discontinued
troininc r"u during the winter months:
Inst wear the Crimson and Gold en-
"J {, two meets with Southern
High. the varsity and freshmen peihs
rirfnrious over their downtown rivals;
Judcinp by the schedule announce
H., tLo Track Committee OF the high
Schools. % the athletes viii have busy
snrinr, Several dual and one Triangular
meet were listed. ,.,d by
The annual relay races he,i w
Northeast High, which proven sum
success last year. have De'n frI', tb,
nyoin. Central High. which hoinS IN.
championship. will nave aho'"e' '''0"s
team this year. A.. o,,,door track
season is as follows
Apru oa-Nor,heast High relays as North
sasi Mar r':ial aialcen,ra, High at wes: Pn!laasi-
pn,n, u,r IIirh At southern, Houston Field.
Nav 0--Triangular meet between Se"'f"''
Frankford and southern. ,,oo, German.
town. West Philadelphia and NorthealsTt: s.,
May l4-Frankford at west f"''"o''
phM,ao pMo,. ,s-Germantown at Central. Southern
az Mag as.Sortheast at Central. German
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
Boots and Saddle

Ned Orleans--I.arge fields are pre-
sented today at jefferson Park. There
has been noticeable Improvement in
the cards offered rs tho meeting pro-
grcssed, Notwithstanding bad weather
conditions. Horses which seem best
are.
First race. Doris. Leo Fisher. Fer
nandos: second. IIutchcson. Troilus
Harvest King: third. Anonymous. Van
derbutg, Rock Salt; fourth, Goaler,
Sea Mint. Dimples fifth, Scwell Combs,
JOG Scot. Ettahc; sixth, Natural, Attoo,
Or. Rae.
Havana-First race. Humpy. Twenty
seven, Fair and Warmer; second, Cy-
Parol. American Eagle. Celtic LASS
fourth. Adventures. Margaret Ware,
Little Smoke; fifth. Miscri"oride, Old
Pop. Walter Turnbow; sixth. jap
Muma. Lady Freeman, llomam.
Tia JuanA-First race, Miss Dunbar,
Swrnson, Hanover's Topaz; second.
Deck Hand, George Muclbach, Rhymer I;
third. Silk Sox, Plow Steel. Meteor
fourth. Joe Blair. Midia. Olympian
King; fifth. Herdcr. North Shore,
Frank Wilson: sixth. BuckhOrn III
Whippct, Ny Rose seventh, Romulus,
Loeb Lcvcn, May Maulsby.
Philaris, n useful selling platter. which
was injured in his last race. was de
Stroycd at New Orleans yesterday. An
other horse we'll knowN to thr turf
Paddy Whack. son Of Cclt. died in
California. lie broke his leg running
loose.
The masters of fONliOunils in the soy
cral States will hold meetings on Jan
uarv q TO elect representatives on the
various hunts committees.
Walter NJ. Jefiords has highly hrct
ycnr!ings in his stable for 1929. Mr.
Jcf'or,ls' horses. as well as those o
Samuel Riddle. are quartcred at I3cr
lin. Nd. for the winter. Robert 4
Smith has sixteen horses in trninin.
for Jcffords. Gwyn Thompson has tn,
| Riddle horses in tow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
Coaches Should Watch
Changing Player Weights
Loss of Poundage by Baskeeer Often Indicates Stale
ness-Heart Test Another Method OF Discovering
Ouerraned and Ouer,corked athlete

This Is the third OF series Of ar.
tic'cs Uriffcn by Edrm y. Wdthcr and
Elmer ID. Mitchell. coach and athletic
director respectively at the Enircrsity
Of Michigan. dcdling NTH basketball
in all phases Of the sport.
HNHE causes Of stalencss in basketball
l. and every other sport are ovcrwork,
functional disorders. such as loss OF
sleep. worry, errors in dict and dis
sipation.
Symtoms Of stalcncss are rs follows
Loss of weight cnci, day not made up
by the succeeding day: nervousness and
lrritnbility; inability to sleep, loss
of appetite, haggard. drawn look
with hollows under the eyes md lines
in the face: eyes dull and lacking
sparkle. Tho man has complete feel
ing Of "all in." has no ambition nnd
tires easily. Minor injuries and bruises
are sustained easily and heal slowly
The heart tests will show deviations
from the normal rates.
Those are all unfavorable signs. and
any players showing any considerable
number of them. particularly the heart
Indications coupled with continued
loss Of weight. should be excused from
practice altogether or else tho work
lightencd up until the condition Is
improved. Prevention is far better thar
cure and carefully watching the weights
will prevent the condition from bccom
Ing serious.
Should Regain Lost Weight
The mon should weigh in before nni
m ffpp fpopfipp I'm fha thpI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22

the night before the next game. aud
then giving merely little shooting
practice. This is all right in case the
game is almost sure to be an easy one.
but II q hard game is slated. It is ab
solutely necessary that the men be
keyed up to the pace Of Il fast game
again.
\ plan that has worked we'll when a
hard game is in store after u good rest
is to give the men light work out two
nights before the game. but on the
night previous. TO give short strenuous
work out. including n fifteen minute OF
twenty minute scrimmagc against stiff
opposition.
The merit article riH be on the train
ing season. N riR appear in nc1,
Wcdncsddys editions OF The EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22

tourney is held. the victors being de-
clared school champions.
At present Section 40 is leading IN
tbo senior class. D-T i'm the junior and
Ga IN the freshman. In the sopho.
more class there is tie between Ell
and F-3.
The varsity basketba team will
continue 10 practice through the holi-
days. Edwards is n fixture at forward
with Fischer. Soblemun and Fcinbcrg
for nm emergency. Hazedinc, nt cen
fer can be classed with the best in
,bc league. He has outscorcd every
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
CATHEDRAL'S HARD GAME
meets Rube Cashman's Visitation
Passers In Gaze Toniqht

The Cathedral basketball team, which
mas lost but single game all season,
meets tough opponent tonight when
nsitati"n, coached by John ("Rube"l
eastman, plays at Machinists' Temple
A' Thrt"cn'h and Spring Garden
streets,
=, uh Tuesday evening Cathedral tray
rl"n s 70 ". llcnry's and handed the np'
tWWn"rs close 92-2 20 reverse. In the
'm',lc,Ip of the Visitation team are
nnmlndingcr, Heap. Scronc, Joe Regain
anu heating, which is considered one
VI Tue best teams in the city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22

The masters of fONllOunds in the sew
cral States will hold meetings on Jam
uarv q TO elect representatives on the
various hunts committees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22

town at F'rankford High, Southern ht west
Philadelphia.
/ May 2J-Froshme dunds.
May 2S--Senior quads.
May 29--Junior quads.
June 1---Sophomorc duads. 81,
June 8--IntersCholnstiC champiohships o'
Public High Schools .
Sectional Basketball
Sectional basketball at Central Is
arousing keen interest among the
pupils.
The sections Of the various classes
battle for supremacy and when the uti-
mot to winner is decided round robin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22

New York. Dec. 22.--Joc Lynch and MID.
lamweisht Championship in a nftccn-round
bout at Madison Square Garden toniGht.
Iyncn. the present champion, is one Of tho
few ring stars who ever regainod a lost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
Garfield Aaaln to Coach Case

Cleveland o.. Dec c2.--Reappointment
Harry Garfield as head coach of the Ca.
School Of Applied Science football squad f
1923 has BEEN announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
Filling Vacancies OF
LYNCH Defends Title Tonight

center he has played against and is also
good shot.
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Fern Rock Loses to II. O. p.

The fast Fern Rock five Travelled to West
phIladelphta last evening and lost a hard.
played game to the II. o. +. quintet by ths
score OF II to IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22
rav,or Boxes Pal Moore Tonight

1b,caeo, Dec 2c.--Bud Taylor, SI TSJss
tta,,,n Ind and Pal Moore. OF Mempns.
Trnn,. bantn mweiehts. will meet III -
"Ound bout here tonigh.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Northern Pacific-Creat Northern Joint
l5-Year $40 Convertible Gold Bonds


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, provided in Article Six Of
way Company and Great Northern Railway Company to The
First National Bank Of the City New York. Trustee that the
said Railway Companies have exercised the right conferred
July 27 1922 all Of the above
mentioned Joint 15Year 63 Convertible Gold Bonds issued
under the of said Indente and outstanding
1033 Of the principal amount thereof together with accrued
interest to July 81 1922 After July 27 1922 interest the
above mentioned Bonds will cease.
Holders the said Bonds should them redemption
payment after July the office Of p Morgan
Co., No. 23 Wall Street. in the Borough of Manhattan, City
County and State Of Now York Coupon bonds must have at
ached the maturing January 1929 and all subsequently
maturing Bonds registered to principal and bonds
in fully registered form must be accompanied by instruments
of assignment and transfer in blank Bonds presented must be
accompanied by appropriate form Of income tag certificate
covering interest July e. 1922 amounting to $6s
per $1,000 Bond
subject the provisions said Indente the
holders of said Joint Year $40 Convertible Gold Bonds
the into Refunding and Improvement Mortgage
So Bonds Series b. Of the Northern Pacific Railway Company
due July 2047 at time and including July H. 1922
Joint bonds to be converted must be surrendered to the Trustees
sgnmen and transfer in blank and Coupon Bonds with the
due July 1922 and all subsequent attached
presented for prior July 1922 and with
due January l. 1929 and all subsequent coupons attached
presented between July and July 12 1922 The cash adjustment
Of accrued interest favor Of the holder will be made by the Trustee
the the Joint Bonds surrendered for
York;
Northern Pacific Railway Company.
HOWARD ELLIOTT. Chairman
Great Northern Railway Company
E. r. NICHOLS.
The New York herald., 1922-06-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
MONDAY YJUNEa saa

saiss High. Low. Last. Cnss.
100 Woodley Pet. 15A 15h i5h =.
1000 Z OIL CAST 10 is 10 i
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PENNSYLVANIA OIL.

OIL CITY. Pa, June 2s.--Credit balances.
ments, ffo.35o; average. 5e.s12.
The New York herald., 1922-06-27
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Of the City Of New York.
New York, June 20, 1922.
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared a dividend OF SIX PER CENT (e%)
payable on and after July LIST, 1922. The
transfer books will remain closed from juno
21st. 1922, until that date.
WILLIAM Z. CABLE. JR.. Cashier.
UNITED STATES REALTY AND IN
PROVEMENT> COMPANY
Ill Broadway, New York.
June 81 1922.
The Coupons of this Company's Twenty
year Debenture 5% Bonds due July ist
next. will be paid on July lst upon presenta-
Trinity Building.
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POWER STOCK SOLD

Stone & Webster. Inc, Parkinson &
Burr and Eastabrook q Co. the syn
dicate that offered s2,ooo,ooO OF z per
cent. cumulative nrst preferred stock.
series "a" OF the Columbus Electric
and Power Company. announce that the
entire issue has been sold.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

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DIVIDENDS.
Stock Of

Stock Of
Record Payable.
si.7s .................... June 80 July
of. a. si.75................J 81 June 20 June 30
Chicago City r. r., q, 81 20. Juno Is June 80
Commonwealth Finance Cor.
10q6 stock ...June 80 July 10
pf. $3.50. - June so July is
Manchester Tract. 1t. p.
q, ~ ................... .JulyF July 10
$40 -. June 30 July ib
U. S. Radiator Co., 81. Sept. 1 Sept. 80
U. s. Radiator Co. pr. O..
s1.75 ..................... Aug. Aug. ~
u s. Finishing Co., q. si.75.June % July 10
U. s. Finishing Co. pf. a..
s1.75 .....................J June % July