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Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-19
For Representative

For Representative
We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of HENRY C. MEL
SON, nominee on the Republican
ticket for Representative in the
General Assembly. of the count
les of Cheyenne, Kit Carson and
Lincoln.
County Clerk and Recorder
l wish to state to the voters of
Cheyenne County that l am q
candidate for reelection to the
office of County Clerk and Record
er, and will appreciate your sup
port at the coming general cleo
ton. E. H. AKERLY
For Superintendent of Schools
The Record is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy on the Re-
publican ticket of MRS AMY
HILL, for the Office of County
Superintendent of Schools. sub.
ject to the vote of the people at
the general election to be held in
November.
Having received the nomina-
tion at the Democratic primary
for County Superintendent of
Schools. I respectfully ask the
support and vote of the people at
the general election on Novemb.
er 7th, 1922.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-19

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Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-19
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Cobb Wants Three
More Hits Now for
His 1921 Record

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. sly Cobb in
statement to-day on the disputed
hitn in q game al New York last May,
which has Just been awarded him by
President Ban Johnson Of the Ameri-
can League, declared that "the several
baseball writers who have so inter
ested themselves in the disputed hit
also should turn their attention 10
what happened on ny last trip to New
York In the 1921 season"
LET them tell me and the public why
IL was three safe hits we're taken from
me during that series and two times
at bat added" ne said. ~ would also
like an explanation as TO why the Off
cial score in the disputed hit game
Of last May was not authenticated" he
continued.
Cobb declared this is the first time
he has had anything 20 say regarding
the scoring at New York during the
last series with Detroit in 1921. Il
have tried 70 let il pass BY" he
stated. "but since they are raising
such a commotion in New York over
the disputed hit, let them investigate
this matter also.
"0f course the public understands
that had nothing 20 do with Presi-
dent johnson awarding me the HIT IN
question" he concluded, "but since the
aforementioned baseball writers are
reported 70 have threatened 10 protest
this action. | would like for the scor-
ing in that last series at New York
in 1921 90 be cleared up"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Coward triumphed over Harold r..
Mixsell. OF the Princeton Club, lo-i6,
1s-is. i5--1O. Id, while Fink de-
fcatcd O fellow member Of the Crescent
Athletic Club, Charles y. Bull ir, BY a
score of 10, l8-i4. i7-is, l5-i2.
Il was strange coincidence that u
both scmi-hnals tne losers wero hanoi-
capped By injuries sustained during
the progress OF play. Mixscli, In rae
ing after q shot that was well out Of
his reach. turned bis ankle badly In
the third game n his match with
Coward. after hc had practically held
hia own with the national champion.
Ho limpcd noticcably after that and
could not catch up with strokes that
ordinarily be- would have had no din
Guilty in returning He was unable 20
do justice % himself in the last game.
Bull ls Also Injured
Bull in his tussle with Fink was
struck severely IN the night eye BY q
call that rebounded With great speed
on the front wall early in the third
game. lie had moved % the forward
court, anticipating a return that he
could volley for placement, but the
sphere came back Ike a shot before he
could note the angle Of rs fight.
Fink, when play was resumed, ran
into o long lead Of l3-3 after that,
but Bull came back with On astonishing
rally, and BY an exhibition Of furious
hitting actually took tho game az
ls-iT. The effort, however, cost him
good deal Of his speed. and Fink.
though forced 20 his best, won the next
game at l5-i2 and ended the match.
BY an appreeiable margin Fink out
steadied and outmaneuvred Bull during
the greater part Of the match. He had
q puzzling change Of pace and covered
court with a fine show OF speed. Bull
played we'll. but could not match
Pinks versatility and control
Mlxsell Threatens Coward
Before he turned his ankle, Mixsell,
with his tremendous hitting, threatened
Coward seriously. He took the tfst
game By a comfortable margin and led,
6-i, in the second before the cham
plon found himself. Coward won the
game after a stubborn fight. AZ lS-i6,
but Mixsell wns coming strong again
in tho third game when he sustained
his injury.
The summary:
National squash TeunB Association
fan scratch Tournament fssmi-flai round
Thomas r. Coward. Yale club. defeated
Harold X Mlxssil. Princeton Club, iq-is
cfssssnt A. G. dsfsatsd CharIos n Bui.
jr.. Crescent A. C., i5-io. is-ih i5-ls.
If-i7
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Yale Weekly Harsh
In Criticism of the
Football Situation

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. se-Tak-
ing the football season into review,
"The Yale Alumni Weekly to-day say'
that it is the business Of the football
committee and coaches 70 look eondi-
tions squarely in the face and to 6nd
q remedy for what has produced "ten
years Of continued melancholy" It
adds that the committee and coaches
are already at work.
The Weekly" says that probably n
graduate opinion was obtained Il would
come down 70 something Ike this;
AN easy and popular refuge In times
Of distress-as in Greece just now--to
bshead every defeated leader. A de-
feated coach must go-not beeauGe ho
IS not the man for the place, but be-
cause he was beaten
The Weekly gives as It's own opin-
ion that a study Of Yale football, "a
name 10 conjuTe with up till 19l0.'
diScloses a lack Of a winning system.
In the old system, Il says, there was
continuity with tactical brains at the
ton"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

AZ the time Johnson issaed the call
FOR the American League meeting IN
Chicsro for Wednesday and IN Oppose
tion 70 the majority wish Of his con
stituents Il was suspected that the
American League executive has forced
an issue % test his strength against
lands. However, IL Was Johnson ana
not Landis that did the reeeding Ehen
the big showdown came. And N con
nection with which IL is only fslr 70
say that az least two club owners VINO
supported Mr.. Johnson in HE hght
against the combination of New YORK,
Boston and Chicago Ia the Carl MAYS
war urged Coionels Rupert and hus-
ton % try 70 talk sense into their
erstwhile ally.
Commissioner Lands in seven
years' contract, entered into two years
ego. wRs vested with autoeratie pow
eTs over the high and the low OF base
bali. II 10 cutie probable that he
eouid have removed Johnson on
charges unless the American League
,gas prepared % declare lis contract
with lands q mere scrap Of paper.
Nr. johnson was brought quickly TO
realize that his club owners meant to
DO no such thing. Hence his retreat
on the issue that makes Napoleons
hastv exit from Moscow look like
marathon for members o. the Ola
soldiers Home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Z Major League Clubs
To Train in Florida

CHICAGO, Dec. S,--Florida will be
" the Mecca Of the spring training
camps of the major league baseball
clubs for the season Of 1923. Seven
Of the big league clubs have selected
sites in that state.
The list Of camps follows;
NATIONAL
New York-San Antonio. Tex.
Chleago-Catalina Island. Calf.
Philadelphia--LeesburR. Fla
81. Louis-BradentOWn, Fla.
Cinelnnati-OrlsndO, Fla
BrOoklyn-EGsiis, Fla.
Pittsburgh--HOt Springs, Ark.
BostOn-St. Petersburg, Fla,
AMERICAN
Chlcago-Seguin, Tex.
New York-New Orleans.
Detroit-AuEusta, Ga.
ST. Louis--Mobile, Ala.
Clevelsnd--Lakeland. Fla.
Philadelphis-Montgomery, Ala.
Boston--H0t Springs. Ark
Washington-TAmpa, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
". Va. to Play Oregon
On Coast Xmas Day
BY BRIGGS

AT0RGANT0wN, W. Va, Dee. g.
WI The West Virginia University
football team will play the Unlyer.
sity Of Oregon at San Diego, Calf,
on Christmas Day, negotiations for
which have been pending for some
weeks and which were definitely
closed to-day.
II will be the first visit OF the
MountRineer football team 90 the
Coast, and permission for the trip
was granted by the faculty only
when Il WIS agreed that only one
day Of school would be missed on
the journey, virtually the whole pc,
rlod falling In the holidays. The
Oregon opponent is tho team for
merly coached by Hugo eEdek and
has a wonderful record On the Coast.
Coach Spear, Manager Board IS
sistant Coach Rodgers, Trainer Cart
nell and Director Stansbury viii
complete a party Of twenty-five to
make the trip.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Montreal Forms Boxing
And Wrestling Board

MONTREAL. Dee. SO urge recog-
milton OF a uniform control OF profes-
s.onal boxing throughout Canada and
the rulings OF one provincial commits
sion bv other controlling bodies In the
country the Dominion Boxing and
Wrestling Federation has been organ
lied.
p. j. Mulqueen, chairman OF the Ath-
le,ic Commission OF Ontario, was
elected president. II is probable that
the new organization will immediately
got into touch with the National Box
ing Association Of the United States
with a view 20 Afhl.atirg with that
body so that the rulings Of ono will be
accepted By the other
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Columbia Quintet Faces
Rutgers Team Tonight

Columbia's basketball team will face
its FIRST real test Of the season whom
Rutgers will be taken on tonight In
the Blue and White gym. The Morn
ingside quintet Is anxious 20 atone Tor
the % 20 20 setback suffered az the
hands OF tho Scarlet az New brunswick
a year ego, but the chances OF winning
look slim.
The visiting outfit boasts Of Captain
Eddie Berzoni. one Of the outstand-
ing forwards in the Fast last season,
who tailed twenty-four OF his teams
points against the locals.
Columbia will probably face Rutgers
with a lineup differing from that used
against 81. Johns and Brooklyn Poly
in two places. Captain Bob Pulleyn,
who did not start before, due 20 his
playing football, will be found AZ
guard, in place OF Jimmy Mullen, reg
ular forward last year. who vaa
switched 10 guard position.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
American League
Meeting Date Gets
A Hurried Switch

CHICAGO. Dec 8 (By The Associated
Press) Ban Johnson, president Of the
American League, in telegram from
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, to The Asso-
eiated Press tonight announced that
the American League owners Will hold
their annual meeting In New York next
Wednesday. December lS.
American League meeting will be
held in New YORK next Wednesday
the message said.
The American League meeting had
been set for wednesday, December 13
In the mean time, the Joint meeting In
New York for December q was called
by Commissioner Landis.
The change IN place viii make 4
possible for the American League clpb
owners q get through their business
In time 20 attend the Joint meet
ing IN New York. Whether President
Johnson will attend the Joint meeting
was not made known. Row many OF
the American League owners will at
tend the join. meeting also is prob
lematicaL
Earlier IN the day Il had been an
nounced that the American League
meeting would be held in Chicago or
December 12.
The gathering Of American League
owners had originally been set by
President johnson for December 10 in
Chicago. Baseball Commissioner K
u. lands. acting under the impression
shat both the American and National
leagues would meet In New York, called
& joint meeting Of the leagues for De-
cember u.
President Johnson declared that he
could see no reason for Joint meeting
and issued his meeting call for the
18th in Chicago. The call is said 70
have brought forth a protest from Ger.
tain American League owners who ex-
pressed q desire to attend the joint
session, and the switch 70 the 18th
was made 20 allow those who desired
time 20 reach New York for the joint
seHsiOu.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Stuyvesant High to
Hold Games Tonight

The eighteenth annual indoor meet
Of Stuyveaant high School will be held
in the lOad Regiment Armory tonight
Interest in track activities Is very keen
among the 5000 boys Of the East Fif-
teenth Street school, the institution
having won both the indoor and out
door champions hips Of the greater city
last year.
Hussey, the lO0-yard record holder.
is still in the school, but such con-
tenders ar Fi2ueros, who is title holder
in the 22O and the broad jump; Gier-
shevski and Oberweger. the city high
and low hurdle champions, have been
lost, which greatly Weakens the team D..
IN spite Of losses, however, Head Coach
Wilmar II. Bradshaw. Dr.. W. l. Ander-
son and Albert Z. Collins, his assist
ants, arc working hard 70 turn out a
team that will make cTeditable
showing =
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Syracuse Lacrosse Team
VIII PLAY in En0Ian1

SYRACUSE, Dec s-Profesi9, IL
RE d. Cor, yies-prssldsn. Of the \.
tereoll'giase Lacrosse League and s.a
of syraeuas univsrsIty, rse.ly,t ,
cable tonight from Captain P. l. g,-'
Ian Of the oHiord twelve, d.ssl,.,,
closing negotiations for q syrseu,. /.
crosse invasion Of England Il a, ~.
spring.
The Syracuse 'qusd VII mII for E,o
land May 81. A contest With csnA,sI..
Is scheduled June sa1 q an. ~,
oxford June 10. Ths syrsss~ ,x.,..
will play four other ganss assl,r N
star team picked in Great Bnlsh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Princeton Swim Team
Starts Season TODAY

PRINCETON, N. j., Dec. S.-The
Princeton swimming team wall open D.
season in Brokaw Pool tomorrow in
n match with Lehigh. the champions %.
the Eastern Collegiate SWIMMING Asso-
citation. TO-morTow's match will be
the first OK a hard schca- e, inci-d.a..
meets with all Of the principal colleges
Ia the East.
The Tiger swimming team viii in
cludo: Relay--Butterworth, Pole, Bray,
Trowbridge. Drarer, MONTGOMERY,
Hayes, Powers. Haelton. Fifty-yard
- Anderson. Moser, Prime. Fifty-yard
swim-Powers, Buttcrworth, Irow-
bridge. Fifty-yard back-stroke-Drnper
Phillips. 220-yard swim - Hazleton,
Hayes Plunge - HRzleton, Hawley.
Fifty-yard Observation-Disclosures, Good
rich, Rising. Wiegan. l00-yard swim
Powers, Montgomery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Metropolitan Boxers
AT Garden Next Week

The fight FOR the point trophy 20 be
awarded By the Metronoitan Assoca-
ton A. A. L.. az the New York State
championships. 70 be held az Madison
Square Garden on Tuesday, Wcdncs-
day and Thursday evenings next, will
be- very keen between the following
elubs who have entered their best men;
s.. Jeromc's c. C.. 81. Lucy's c. c..
Trinity Club, Ascension Parish House,
Bronxdale A. c. Pastime A. C., Glen
eoe A. c. and Clark House A. A.
The 50. Jerorle's Catholic Cub. which
won the poipA-trophy az the Metropoll-
tan Association championships last
March, seems 10 be the fsyorite.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

ryn Brown, another W. s. A. lassie,
twelve years old. She covered the dis
tance In minute rs 3-5 seconds, the
fastest time ever made In open CON-
petition by Z girl Of her age. But the
event was won By Eileen OMara, also
Twelve who received an allowance Of
II seconds and did minute 2f2-5 sec
onds.
A 2oo-yard handicap for members OF
me W. s. A. went 20 Miss Ethel Nc
Gary in ? minutes 46 l-5 seconds.
The summaries:
i0o-yard Fwin (mstTopolitan A. A. o.
senior ehampionshipl-Won By Aiiss Ger
trude beerie, New York ~. 9. A.: MiHH
Ailecn RiFEin. New York ". 8. A sec
ond Miss Doris o'Nara. New York ". 8.
A. third Time l.ce.
io0-yard breast stroke swim (metropon-
tan A. 4. q. senior championshipl-Won
BY Miss Claire JuSk0w. New York W 5.
A.. Miss Jessie Chester. New York W. 3.
A.. second. Miss Grace Haer. New York
W s. A.. third. Time. 1.17.
2oo-yard swim for members W g. A
fhanaicap)--Won By Miss Ethel McGarry
"a secs.). Miss Ethel Baker fis secsj.
second. Miss Florence Briscoe (s secnj.
third Time. 1.ff 1-5
io0-yard swim for Juniors fhandIcaDl-
Won BY Eileen OMara. New York w. s.
A. ~ secs.). Kathryn Brown. New YORK
Nev York ". ;. A. u4 secs). third. Time.
Fancy Giving Chandieap)-won By Mis-.
Aleen Rlggln. New York W. s. A. a
H1a.n Rea,,5' N.r i.s', I PoIRi' Me, Ks.hTyH ,
icl.t points. second. Niss Florence Rris-
coz. keT York W. g. A % poiztsl. ieAf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Athletic CluD, last night
Using the eight-bent crawl for the
FIRST time in competition. Miss Ederle
scored a decisive victory in ! minute s
seconds. clipping one-ffth Of = second
from the listed standard. held jointly
By Miss Etheida Blcibtrey, Of this
city. and Miss Ruth Smith. Of Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Notwithstanding this brilliant feat.
the title event was somewhat disap-
pointing. for Miss Helen Wainwright.
national ioo-ysrd champion, who was
counted upon 20 provide keen oppOsi-
ton for Miss Ederle, failed to start
A stirring contest was witnessed.
however, in the metropolitan cham
pionship az 10o-yard breast stroke
swimming, another feature Of the
meet. Miss Claire Jusk3w, Of the New
York W. s. A., the holder was pressed
closely all the way by her team-mate
Miss Jessie Chester, and she just man
aged 10 nose out the latter in minute
81 seconds. Miss Grace Baer, Of the
same club. was a good third.
Miss Aileen Riggin, Olympic fancy
diving champion, gave a remarkable
in a handicap contest from
tie three-foot spriugboard. Two Of
the three judges gave her . perfect
score, and she ran Up the splendid
actual total Of 1918 points in eight
dives.
A ioo-yard free-styie handicap for
Juniors sys featured by an exceptional
DsrfsrmaAos on Tie part Of little Kath-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Harvard Cuts Football
Schedule TO 8 Games

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. s.-The
Harvard football schedule for next fall
cut 20 eight games has been completed
except for the opening contest
II will include the following games;
October 20. Holy Cross; ~, Dartmouth !;
November 10. Princeton; IT, Brown: a.
yale All but the Princeton game will -
played al Cambridge. Virginia ana North
caroifna. which were 20 havs been asked
10 take the November : data, are under
stood 10 havs indicated they webid b un-
be - Aeoepl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Colgate Announces It's
Track and Field Schedule

HAMILTON, n. Y. Dec. s.-The Col
gate University track team will meet
opponents new the coming year IN the
Army and Hamilton. according 10 the
1929 schedule, made public to-day By
Manager Il. G. Spencer For the first
time in years, the annual meet with
Syracuse University will be held a.
Hamilton.
The schedule follows
April - and s. Penn relays Class r. a.
Philadelphia; May 8. Army 81 Wcsf
Point; II, eyracufe. a. Hamilton. 1s Ham
flton. At Hamilton, 20 and 20. national in-
tercollegiates. az Cambridge. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
w. & ]. Eleven Offered
Came With the ARMY

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. SIT be-
came known here to-day that the Army
had offered Washington and Jefferson
game on the Academy schedule a.
West Point next fall.
Il IL known that Washington and Jei-
ferson Is negotiating for another game
AZ the Polo Grounds In midseason'
probably with lafayette, and with
trip 20 Detroit and perhaps one other
Of some length.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Boldt Buys Johnson's ReIease

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. s.-James
Boldt. president Of the Seattle Pacific
Coast League baseball club, has OBJ
tanned the release OF Doc Johnston,
former first baseman for the Cleveland
and Philadelphia Americans. be tele-
graphed from Louisville, where he Is
attending the convention Of minor
leagues. A Louisville report yesterday
was that Johnston announced he was
to manage a Pacific Coast League club.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Sam Francisco Buys Hcndryx

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Sim Hen
dryx. outfelder for tho 81. Paul club
Of the American Association, has been
purchased by the San Francisco club
Of the Paeifc Coast League. according
to word received here from George A.
Putnam, secretary Of the San Fran-
cisco club, who 10 IN Louisville, ky9
attending the minor league convention.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
SchoolbOy Weekly
Swimming Meet at
Uptown Pool To-day

The Public Schools Athletic League
OF the Department OF Education an
nounces that tho ninth series Of the
high schools dual swimming series
will be conducted at the Colamb a
University pool this afternoon, start
ing promptly att o'clock.
Uranus Hall High School, OF Brook
lyn. and Townsend Harris Hall High
school, of Manhattan, who are tied for
second place with twelve points each,
will be the frst 20 meet. The winner
OF this meet will be tied with the
representatives Of stuyvesant High
School for first place.
The standing Of the teams at the
present time Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

John Mcraw this winter casting his the direction OF
record top Of the baseball kingdom This Is the
ACQUISITION World Series championships IN row. Not even the
old Cubs and the able out this destiny The
Cubs the White Sox stopped them in 1906
The Macen but the Red Sox nterposed bar
er in again 1919 but there year
nssion Now McGraw victories 1921 and 1922 has great
chance to scramble ahead any modern times Only great
fight will pull him through but the chance is there
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Dartmouth Elects Captain

HANOVER. y. H., Dec. s.-Cyril g.
Asehenbaeh, OF East Orange, n. J., was
ehosen capfain Of the Dartmouth 1928
football team at a meeting Of the var
atty letter men here to-day. Ascher-
bach Is a senior. but will return next
year % collect the credits necessary
for graduation. He kas PLAYED only
rwo years as tackle on the Green var
sity. 50 Is eligible to play next season
vuler th4 thrss-year rpls-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

- am Failure" he said TO me,
Failure for oil yoi'Us dreamed
As you stumbled on to me for-of heights
Where tho great Hghts fared ard gleonsd'
II am Failure, bitter ard dyab,
The mate pho has shared your tert'
] am the fog on the path you've lost,
Whsrs most Of your drcGn1s are spent
"Tha faef that Fvs IrnotDn you Dsl
Is tAs chance Of ny Rte," said;
"Ths faet that I've met you face 70 fdee'
And still work on, pnafrdid."
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
American League Head Again
Bats 1000 for Inconsistency
Ban Is Forced TO Move Date OF Meeting OF his
Circuit From Next Wednesday to Next Iues-
day. In Violation Of Organizations Constitution
By John Kieran

B. B. Johnson president Of the American League continues 20 oa
so points higher Tyru Raymond Cobb to whom recently ne
awarded an extra hit boosting the season average 70 4o ban con-
nues hit his 1000 year for inconsistency Mr. johnson ye
asroon IN Excelsior Springs solicitation Of six Of his
colleagues, decided not 70 Dearo
ON h mater @ Joint meeting major leagues this celebrated
nri.4 h.d naInd Tor New York Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Cavanaugh Refuses Bic SaIar,

BOSTON, Dec. s.-An offer TO servo
as football coach Of the University o.
Alabama at salary OF $4,000 has
been refused by Frank ". Cavansugh
Boston College gridiron mentor II wss
learned to-day. He Is under a tern
contract to Boston College.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
M M 70 Beard COMMISSIONS Question of Joint Meeting
Coward and Fink Adrdnce to
Final in Squash Tournament
National Champion Triumphs Over MixseII. q,
Princeton Club, While Fink Defeats Bull. n.
Crescent A. C. Teammaie; Final on Mond,.

II will be Thomas X. Coward national champion vs. r. Earl pa
Of the Crescent c. when the final round played in the
Squash Tennis Associations fall scratch tournament Al the ys
Monday Each through the match yesterday more -
comfortably taking games Of four from the rival
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

Mr.. Short is topped WITH
our *Tiptopper-a hign-
quality soft hat.
Mr.. Stout appears to n-
vantage in one Of our tat
mems specials.
Mr.. Short Stout favors .
velour.
{ Mr.. Long, a heecy felt
Mr.. Z. Long our SSohght
Mr.. L. Stout requires ou
top dimension-77s, the ur'
usual size for the unusu
head.
Mr.. Reeular wore his
n Composite Derby out o
lunch.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Miss Ederle Wins in 1OO-Yard
Free Style Of Met. Title Swim

Miss Gertrude Ede sfxteen earold aquatic the
Swimming Association Of New York. shattered the American 100
style srtyfoot winning metropolitan
A. A. u championship the distance in the natatorium City