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LITTLE-RICH.

In the chantry of Grace Church yes
terday Miss, Dorothy Rich. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Rich, was mar
ried to Mr.. Duncan Mac d. Little, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick S. Little.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
elect Charles L. Slattery Miss Wini-
fred Black was her sisters attendant
and DIR. Douglas b. Parker was best
man. The ushers were Messrs Harold
Milbank and Caswell Barrie.
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E N c. A G E D

BATT-FISCHL--Mrs. Joseph Fischl Of Chi
caFo announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Della. TO Mr.. Leo II. Bait Of
New York and Quincy. Fla.
HEYDEMAN = SIMONSON. - Mrs. Lulu
Simonson OF $50 Madison St, BROOKLYN.
announces the engagement of her daughter
= Leona. TO Lester j. Heydeman, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Heydeman OF Flat
bush.
wETNSTOCK - STRAUSS. - Mrs. Fannie
Straus Of 80 st. Nicholas place. announces
the engagement OF her daughter. Shirley. TO
David Weinstock of s24 Dawson ST.. New
York city.
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Wearing Apparel.

I.OST-Satchel. Columbus Day. between Belle
Harbor and Valley Stream. on MerriclS
road: satchel containing clothes. Reward.
FRANK MILLER. 100 Gold st. New York.
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TAYLOR-LORD.

In the Church or the Heavenly Rest
Yesterday Miss Carolyn Chase Tiffany
Lord, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erkck Reuben Lord of the Orchard
Greens Farms. Conn. was married to MI:
Arthur Canning Taylor by the Rev.
Henry v. Is. Darlington.
Miss Martha Taylor was maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were Misses
I ,ouise Masline and Marjorie Shaw. Mr..
lie Roy Sherman was best man. The
ushers, Messrs. Wallace Garland, Paul
Bray. Theodore Bray and Graham Ma
heffey, and the best man all were class
mates of the bridegroom at Yale. 1911
A reception was held at the Gotham.
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UNDERWRITERS.

See Rotogravure Section for illus
tration of THE Funeral Church"
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NOTHING COW CAPE COD.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YoRK HERALD
DENNIsPoRT. Mass, Oct. 14.-Staten
Island, Long Island and Prospect Park
cannot get ahead of Cape Cod. We have
all those things and more. HANDLERS
are blooming. we still have ocean bath
ing and scallops have arrived Those
who have stayed on are glad OF II.
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NORTHUMBERLAND.

Miss Mabel Kingsland of Boonton, N.
j., was married to Mr.. Cedric Robert
Head yesterday at the home OF her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Edmund w.
Kingsland, 552 West 16fst street. The
brides uncle, Mr. Wilbur G. Kingsland,
gave her away. The Rev. Milo III. Gates.
curate of the Chapel of the Intercession.
officiated.
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HEPPE.-on October II. 1922 Mary May
Hoppe beloved wife of John r. Hoppe:
funeral services. Sunday. October Is, 1922.
at 2 +. NJ. at her late residence, sl1 Ave-
rue W. Brooklyn. Interment Philadei-
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MISS o,DoNoHUE,s WEDDING.

Invitations were sent out yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph j. O'Donohue. .r.,
for the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Gladys O'Donohue. to Mr.. Charles Rob-
ert Coster Steers. a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Steers. In the st. Regis on the
afternoon of November 6.
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cuccENunIM's BODY SHIPPED,

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. II ASSOCIATED
Press) The body Of Isaac Guggenheim.
American copper magnate, who died here
last Tuesday. was shipped aboard the
steamship Aquitania this morning. Mrs.
Guggenheim and her daughter accom-
nnnied the body.
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WOMAN DIES OF BURNS.

Mrs. Theresa Dessau, 81 years old.
22o East Thirty-eighth street. died at
Bellevue Hospital yesterday from burns
which she received Friday night when
her dress caught fire while she was cook
ing supper for her family.
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GROETZfNGEfl.-rac The unwilling ~ y
monument TO Jacob. dearly beloved hus-
band Of Elsie NJ. and father of Eleanor
and brother Of Fannie Jacobson. Isado~
and Sigmund Groctzinger. will take place
Sunday, October %. 1929, at 1890 r. ~,
at Mouht Neboh Cemetery. weather per-
hitting.
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ANNIVERSARIES.

DEBOER.-Mr. and Mrs. David ". Doboer
81 Lord and Central avs. Lawrence,
l.. L.. wish TO announce their thirtie,sl
wedding anniversary. At home 90 friends
and relatives the evening Of October 10.
GREENwA and Mrs Dan Green
valid OF New York city, now OF Indianap-
oils, Ind, announce their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary TO all their friends.
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B l r T H S :.

BREAKSToNE.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Break
stone Crosse Gursein). 1913 Hoo av., an
nounce the birth Of a daugher, Marilyn
Belle, on October 3.
FISK-Afr. and Mrs. VI. Leo GILLIAN Ruth
1897 Valentine av.. n son, October IL. at
Great David Hospital.
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YACHT vELLRoN GOES SOUTH.

Special Dispatch 10 TIM NEW York HEsALp.
BEAUFORT. N. c.. Oct. 1.-THE yacht
vciiron. Biscayne Day Yacht Club. Mr.
y. j. Smith. has arrived from New York
on the way TO Florida.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Huntington of
2 East Fifty-seventh street will start
next Wednesday for California for the
winter
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Lord Louis .,Mountbatten, cousin of
King George, and Lady Mountbatten,
who are travelling in the West as guests
of Col Robert NJ. Thompson, will ar
rive in Washington November and
he guests for a week of Col. and Mrs.
Thompson. who have leased the Thomas
Nelson Page house at New Hampshire
avenue and r street N. w. for tho
winter. On November s Col. and Mrs.
Thompson will give a dinner for their
guests.
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Mrs. Henry Clews has returned from
Newport to 81 West Fifty-first street.
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Jeweiry.

LoST-Lady's platinum and diamond pin. %
diamonds, initials on underside. Friday
afternooV about o'clock, between Saks and
McCreery's, on Broadway 34th St Liberal
reward; no questions asked. EDWARD La
TERMAN. room 440. 30 Church ST. Tel. Cort-
landt $3.50; also tel. Bergen 203l. II Tonnele
av., Jersey City.
LoST-Black purse in yellow taxi Friday
noon, october 49,. Contents: Black onyx
Large reward II returned. ELSA PETER
sen, George NJ. Cohan's Theater.
LOST-A pearl necklace, single. large sized
diamond clasp. either in Ambassador Thea
East 18th st. Liberal reward II returned to
FRANK II. ADAtR, 10 East Nth st.
500 reward and no questions asked for re-
turn of DIAMOND pin lost In womens sit
We'll. 20? Lorraine av.. Mount Vernon, Nv.
LOST-En ring, cluster diamond. on 5th av.
bus between saith and seth SITS. Liberal re-
ward Phone Cathedral CABS.
LOST-Platinum bowknot pin. diamond and
sapphires, probably shopping district Octo-
Der ii. Liberal reward. f'roelich. W. Both.
LOST-Lady's wrist watch. Broadway be-
tween seth and Tooth SITS. and West oath st.
Telephone Prospect 56o5. Reward.
LosT-Fraterni,y pin st with pearls: re-
ward Room lo3. 30 William st.
LOST-Small platinum. diamond loop: SIS re-
ward. Walter Lawrence. Inc. so 9th sy.
LOST-October II, gold cameo ring. A. d.
BERNlNG, % Cedar 81. Reward.
$40 REWARD
by business girl for return of pocketbook
containing diamond engagement ring: other
articles: lost evening 18th. Webster av car
or tG6th st. Phone jerome 24T7.
Wearing Apparel.
LOST-Satchel.i Columbus Day. between Belle
Harbor and Valley Stream. on MerriclS
road; satchel containing clothes. Reward.
FRANK MILLER. 100 Gold st. New York.
Dogs Cats, &c.
LOST-Belgian police dog answers TO name
OF Bingo. lost Friday morning. 2 go. East
a3d 81. Reward. Mrs. A. Selwyn. 2l0 West
Goth ~.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Black, the
latter formerly Miss Isabelle May. will
go to White Sulphur Springs to-day for
the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs. Black spent
last week with the latter's parents. Col.
and Mrs. Henry May, in Southampton.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Black leather pocketbook on Tues
day. October TO- on leaving taxi or In
Mays; with name and address of owner in
the change purse; also contains articles of
sentimental value to owner only. Liberal
reward. Phone Circle 1927.
LOST-In "Call Yellow" taxi, p. M
Wednesday. October II. 10Th st. station,
small black bag containing letters addressed
to Martin. 1IS East Gath ST.. and other arti-
cles. Telephone Rhnelander 691S. Reward.
LOST-Valise. initials IF. !. W. lost Octo-
Der !. between Martha Washington Hotel
and pennsylvania station or In station ::
liberal reward. Mrs. JACOBS, 507 Madi-
son av.
LOST-Tsn pocketbook at drug store, 18th
Lexington av. Tel. Murray Hill 2456. Re-
ward.
LOST-Pair of field glasses in tan case. with
strap, left In taxi Penn. station, noon
Saturday: 81 reward. Return TO West AID
LOST-Wallet containing money and card
hunting Lodge. 1908 Herald Harlem.
LOST-Carving set. 3 pieces. Initials r. b.
b; reward. Return to Is West 55th
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEw YORK.

Mrs. Henry Clews has returned from
Newport to q West Fifty-first street.
Miss Emily Pierson will arrive this
week from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Louis slade have re-
turned from Paul Smiths, n. Y.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Stuart Duncan will close
their house In Newport to-day and re-
turn to the Carlton House.
Mr. and Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard will
return to SO Fifth avenue this week
from Irvington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Huntington OF
2 East Fifty-seventh street will start
next Wednesday for California for the
winter
Mr.. Hudson Budd. who will marry
Miss Tictorlne Lee Kellogg, daughter OF
Mrs. Daniel Fiske Kellogg. on October
2S, gave his bachelor dinner last night
at Delmonicos.
Mrs Harold Barclay, whose husband.
DIR. Barclay. died abroad a few weeks
ago. has leased her house at 6S East
Fifty-sixth street to Mr.. Wallace Reid
Of East Hampton and New York.
Mrs. John II. Child who lives at the
Plaza will give luncheon there to-mor-
row for the Duke and Duchess de Tailey-
rand Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould enter
talned at dinner last night at Sherry's
for the Duke and Duchess.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Grafton Morti-
mer. who have been passing several!
weeks at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Henry NJ Tilford, "a West Fifty-second
street, will go to their house in Tuxedo
this week..
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Lester Ed
ward Shipman of Kew Gardens, to Mr..
Elmer Vernon Roth of Forest HIS,
l.. l., formerly of Baltimore, Nd. Mr..
Roth was graduated from the Law
School OF the University Of Maryland
and during the war he served as
Lieutenant in the navy.
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The Ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezet will entertain at breakfast to-
day Mrs. L. c.. Ferris and Miss Kate
Ferris of New York and the retiring
Serbian Minister and Nine. Grouitch.
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Eric Buxton, Commercial Attache
of the British Embassy. and Mrs. Bux-
ton are in New York over Sunday.
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Mr.. aid Mrs. Stuart Duncan will close
their house in Newport to-day and re-
turn to the Carlton House.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard will
return to SO Fifth avenue this week
from Irvington.
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Dog~-Cats. &c.

LOST-Belgian police dog: answers to name
OF Bingo lost Friday morning. 80, East
ODD ST. Reward. Mrs. A. Selwyn. 2io West
Goth ~.
, 1922-03-16

pionS at the Sox training camp IN &c
ruin. Texas.
The White sox outhit their oppon'
,nts, despite the fact that Jess Barnes
nd Art Nehf. were pitching against
hem. The unsteady fielding OF John
ny Mostil. who played second base
,aved the way for the Giants victory
Reports from the Chicago Cubs
training camp al Catalina island. Calf.
state thai Manager Killefer gave his
layers another hard drill yesterday
preparatory to their Eecond invasion
II the mainland, where they tackle Les
ngeles tomorrow. The players have
Town vast Improvement since their
lefeats by Portland and Vernon.
The Washington team at Tampa re-
ports its pitching staff to DO rounding
into shape satisfactorily with the ex-
ception of Walter johnson, who has
been kept out of practice several days
with q cold.
The Boston Red Sox were reinforced
yesterday by Ruei, Menonsky and
Sloan, holdouts, who arrived at Hot
Springs. Ark, zach with claims for
more money. Memo Leibold also
ioined the club. At st. Petersburg.
Fla, the arrival OF Watson and Boeck
made the Braves squad complete.
Casualties followed each other In
quick succession in yesterdays clash
at seguin. Texas, between the New
York Giants and Chicago White sox
in which the New York team was re
a 5 to 2 winrer. Frank Frisch
Giant second baseman, was spiked;
Hal Bubser. White Sox first sacker.
was hit behind the 4 with an in.
shoot and Umpires Klem and Owens
had their feelings hurst by words
dropped by the contending athletes,
Rain fell at the Brooklyn Dodger
camp at Jacksonville. Fla. yesterday,
but former Judge Lands strolled in
and watched the players warm up.
The Yankee recruits battered their
way through the regulars at New Or.
leans, but were aided and abetted by
Babe Ruth. Mcmillan. of the rockies
eclipsed the big swatter. however. by
hitting two triples. one with tho bases
loaded.
The Cleveland Indians pitchers
showed mid-season form during a five
inning tilt between the Yannigans and
Regulars at Dallas yesterday. Walter
Mails allowed the regulars only one
lift. a single by S%hortstop Seweil. the
Yannigans winning 4 to 0. He struck
out six men. vasco Barton, the Lynch
Mines. Kentucky. semi-pro worked for
the regulars and held the Yannigans
to six hits
Word was passed out "Wednesday at
, 1922-03-16

LONDON. March 1e.-The leading
long-distance swimmers In the world
are 10 be invited to compete in q
common tournament this year at
swimming the English channel. 1t
is announced here. An International
relay race-open to teams OF men
and women-may also be organized
for the Channel coast
A great boom in long distance
swimming is forecast following tho
action of Adolph Alexander. presi-
dent OF the Channel Swimming club.
in presenting that institution with a
new cup 10 be competed for by aspi-
rants OF any nationally. The trophy
is not a challenge affair but becomes
the property OF the first persons.
man or woman, who swtms tho
channel unaided, n did Captain
webb and T. ". Burgess
The cup Is said &c rank well
among the handsomest Of sports
trophies FROM base to apex It Is
exactly three feet IN height and IL
is Of solid silver throughout 1t
weighs 375 ounces and stands on a
very fine onyx plinth- big BIZ"
Burgess won the first Alsrznder
Channel Swimming cur when he
, 1922-03-16
CHESS MARVEL
BEATS ELEVEN
Twelve Games Played Stimuli
taneously by Alechine,
Young Russian.

PARIS. March 1s.-Twelve games
OF chess were played simultaneously
last night by A. a. Alechine. the
young Russian chess marvel. without
looking at tho board, the moves being
called. He won eleven. The other re-
suited in a draw. At-chine viii chal-
lengo Jose C~apablanca OF Havana the
world's champion.
capablanca sailed from New York
yesterday TO compete In the interna-
tional tournament in London In July
after playing exhibitions In France
and Spain. II was announced that
during his stay abroad efforts would
be made to Arrang n worlds cham
pionship match with either Aliba Ru-
bernstein. champion. 1t had previously
been announced that Alechine and
Rubenstein would meet at The Hague
during the present month in a match.
the winner of which would meet Cap
ablanca-
, 1922-03-16
BRITISH GOLFERS
TO s AMERICA.

LONDON. March 1s.-J. H Tay-
Tor Oid-Surrey) and Alex Sandy"
Herd Coombe HID. who are among
the most prominent British golfers
have arranged to sail early in Jul,
tor a threemonths tour In the Unit
ed States.
Taylor and Herd both have won
the British Open Championship. the
FORMER on five occasions and Herd
once. 20 years ago. 1t VIII be
-Sandy's" first visit to the United
States. where two of this brothers
nave spent many years. The MD.
Surrey player was there in 1900.
when he was second to Harry Var
DON. another British leader, in the
American open championship. They
intend to leaye England after the
British open
, 1922-03-16
sport Calendar:

Bench Show.
Annual show OF Cincinnati Kennel
club. at Cincinnati.
Annual show OF Colorado Kennel
club. At Denver.
Basketbau.
Oregon state high school champion
ships at Salem
Minnesota state high school cham
pionships. al Mortified
Golf
West coast championship tourna.
ment opens at Belleair. Fla
Annual spring tournament at MI
ami. Fla
Baseball.
Meeting of the Mesaba range league
at Chisholm, MINI.
Boxing.
Metropolitan amateur champion
ships, at Madison Square Garden.
Eastern intercollegiate champion
ships at Philadelphia
Dave Shade versus Willie Riley, ten
rounds, at Wilkes Barre.
Joe Tipiitz versus Lew Brody. u
round3 at Brooklyn.
, 1922-03-16
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
LEWIS CHALLENGES DEMPSEY TO
MIXED BOUT, CHAMPION WILLING.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March H.
Bniy Sandow, manager OF Ed
"Stranyier" Lewis, worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion. today
deposited a check o 5000 with the
sporting editor OF the Nashville Ban
ner. In connection with g challenge
Jack Dempsey. heavyweight box
ing champion, for q mixed match to
be staged anywhere in the United
States at q date to be selected later.
Lewis has challenged Dempsey to a
finish match. Dempsey being eligible
to enter the ring with bare fists and
TO either hit or wrstie. wh1o Lewis
Is to confine his efforts stirtcly TO
wrestling. No holds win be barred
This challenge has been issued TO
, 1922-03-16
CALIFORNIAN HEADS
OXFORD TENNIS CLUB.

OXFORD. England. March 1s.-
A b Craven. q California student.
has been elected captain OF the Or
ford University Lawn Tennis club
for 1889. Mr.. Craven won distinc-
ton at the Wimbledon tournament
last June In a stubbornly lost match
against A Diemer Koois Of Holland.
half. with q resulting 0 Of 81.
4-6. 81. 81. 6-3.
The Oxford team promises to be
slightly stronger than last year. the
Freshman class producing some un.
usually good players from America
and Australia The Oxford-Cam-
bridge match has been fixed pro-
v~isionally for June 81 and 22 at Ok
ford
, 1922-03-16
GOLF TOURNEY Z
NAY BE REVISED.

LONDON. March 1e.-Ths entire
question OF revising the conditions
Of the British Amateur Golf cham
pionship VIII DO reviewed by the
championship committee. It Is an
nounced by the Royal and Ancient
club A petition widely signed among
participants in tho championships,
that certain changes be made in the
conditions. has been received by the
committee and oountar-proposals
are coming. The ss-hole matches in
the place Of some rounds that hith-
erto have been played over Is holes.
, 1922-03-16
1~4-YEAR-QLD PHENOM
TO PLAY WITH TILDEN

NEW YORK. March IA. l..
weiner, IL year old Philadelphia boy
will be partner TO William T1lden II.
worlds indoor tennis champion. in the
mems national indoor tents cham
plonshlp tournament, starting here
March IS. Mr.. Tilden announced his
selection OF the boy today. He recent
ly announced that young woiner was
to be his protegoe. saying he believed
tho y%oungster to be a future Vincent
Richards.
, 1922-03-16
First in Nelcs
OF All EUents
-FOUR STATES IN
=
CAGE TOURNEY
High School Champions OF
Utah, Idaho, Colorado and
Montana Play.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March Is
Tho Utah State Nigh School Ath-
letc associations three day basketball
tournament to decide the high school
championship OF tho intcr-mountaln
states is scheduled to begin mere to-
night when Weston high school, Idaho
state scholastic champions. play with
Greeley high school OF Colorado, and
MiRsoula, Mont. high schools quin-
tet plays with Lehi school OF Utah.
At he close OF the tourney next Sat
urday night. tho team having tho
highest number OF points to itn credit
Will be declared winner CT the tourna-
ment and the championship.
Tho playing schedule for the second
ana third nights will not be decided
until tomorrow, according TO an an
ncuncement.
, 1922-03-16
LAST YEARS CHAMPION
ENTERED IN BOWLING
TOURNAMENT, TOLEDO

TOLEDO. March 16.-The presence
on the alleys Of last years Individual
champion, r. Smith OF Detroit. en-
.livened to some extent the interest
in the American Bowling congress
tournaments here today.
Smith, who bowled a low score with
the Woodward five last night is on
the schedule for one OF the late after
noon shifts
Paired with the champion In the
doubles is ]. Gflboe, also of the Wood
ward five Smith won hi stitle at Buff
falo with a 7o2 score which is 81 points
below tho present A. B. C. record mark
set several days ago by W. Lundgren
of Chicago.
, 1922-03-16

basin. fell before Casper by a % to
IL score. Tho result upset dope and
reversed the standing between the two
teams. Greybun had taken an Isl VIC
tory from Casper earlier in the sea-
son.
Caspers scoring duet was in action
last night and Captain Bill Lester and
mis- forward mate Jimmy ouinlan play
cd great basketball and became favor
ties with the crowds which arc at
tending the games. This is ] a re
versal in form as there was a preju-
dice against Casper evidenced on h
mart OF many schools at the start Of
the tournament
Spectacular shooting. fast floor play
and the best demonstration of con-
sistent team work 30 far shown In the
tournament enabled Casper to win h
game by @. two to one score. As a re-
ssst Of the game, the Judges who are
picking the all-state prospects all met
on Lester and IL tho Casper captain
maintains his stride throughout h
tournament he in all probability VIII
be the all Estate selection for right for
ward.
Other scores that count In the max
ing of champions at the state tourna-
ment follow.
CLASS A.
Wheatland 10. Basin IL.
Sbcridsn IL, Evanston 16.
Buffalo 20, Carpenter IL.
worland 16. Powell ..
Cowfey is, Rock Springs II.
Sheridan L.. Lander.
CLASS b.
Greybull Ii. Sunrise 10.
RawIins 20. Pine Bluffs Z.
Lusk "a, Lyman ID.
Cheyenne &c. Burns 4.
Ecmmerer IL. Laramie Props D.
As a result OF yesterdays games
Basin, Douglas, Carpenter. Newcastle,
Powell, Lander teams in Glass A ave
been eliminated. Sunrise, Pine Bluffs
Lyman, Big Piney. Hanna and Burns
IN Class s have been eliminated
Casper has now won three games In
the tournament. Big Pjney and Hanna
two OF the teams hat were deheatea
by Casper have been eleminnted and
Greybuu is rocking as a result OF last
NIGHTS defeat. The Greybull game
was the first real contest that Casper
has had. the oil city five winning its
first two games by overwhelming
scores
, 1922-03-16
best SWIMMERS ASKED TO LONDON EVENT
INDIVIDUAL AND RELAY TOURNEY TO CROSS CHANNEL

swam from England to France in
1911. Mr.. Alexander's great inter
est in the sport is accounted for by
the fact that Captain Webb was the
horo of his bcyhood. He considers
the channel swim the greatest ath-
letic feat Of which man is capable
and the best incentive to long-dis-
tances swimming. regarded by him as
the only really useful form OF the
art
, 1922-03-16
BIG WHY

SAN DIEGO. CALF.-The cotfroth
handicap, carrying a purse of $780, 900.
n of the largest ever offered on the
American turf. is expected to bring out
next Sunday afternoon II of the best
thoroughbreds now in training at the
Tijuana race track.
, 1922-03-16

DIES MONIES. IoWA-Knute n.
RoclSne. athletic director and football
coach OF Metre Dame university will
referee the 18th annual Drake relays
to be held April % and 20. It was an.
nounced here today by Kenneth l..
Wilson, athletic director OF Drake uni
versity.