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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28

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oa1ler,1. @arlm bette tie Sen Stunt
pen Sritide gelomn1e1. 9aflil
m1Bte iie Die 6olgen trogcn.
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3mei Eage ipdter fam Elm grief.
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Gritibe, Berlin, MderitraBe 56,
Niifgebal1oe.
gradlpib atmete auf. 81 fagte
li1 III einem Nnflnge einltige1
2eidtiinns, bob er fpater, neltn Elm.
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ma1ier mar, idon einen Mnlah
fano, ben Wann al1 be19aft1ge1t'
Mber e1.,t mnBte 5ritide 5eigen, oab
man it9 out 1bn berla11en to1111te,
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ben Sept tpteoer bod nno 1Dre lP1se
3unge perldore 11len1ano megr: yenr
oon Bradtpib 1prade ne NIT bocp1fer
Mdturg.
Sbtpelge1lo, obne l1D oe1l An'
l9eln 81 geber, oaB er etnas poe.
i6ritt CT tpeiter. vs. ber11g1gte 1Dn,
mas er gebort. D1e na9lien Wo'
den mnroen fur BradD1B le1bter.
Maria bolt reol1dD oa5u Ano 2e1na
(abte Dem Bater OFT Die be1ml19en
5orgen tort: &.
Bas Brodmib 1eBt u11ternabm, To-
melt IS l1b Inn o1e Serbel1ernn9
ieineS 8ntes, INN Sebltrg auer Ner.
bdltniile b%a1oelte, gillette t1lt1er.
Seine 2an11e bega11n l1G 81 bel1ern'
Nur nel1l Srau Wtar1a oaDot'
ipra6, benz alten 91lte1 S9ltfel Wtne
ibreiben nno ibm 0artet1 gu our
fen fir oas 1e1te 9ebetL oas Der
Mte ibnen ge1de11ft babe, tonl1te
Sans linpirib ner0en: Ntarla bo=
be ood nieoerbolt gebort, 0aB Der
olte 5err nidtS tpl11en noble. VI
babe Gelo gegeben, foroere 1e1ne
3tn1en, Die er al1dl pu1ttl1U beta.
me, i'm nbrtge1t Dole er 1tngel0ore1'
ble1be1.
S115tp11Get1 bate 9ans %erfaDren,
Dob Der 8eneral WfnRenbreger &c,
ltorber nor: Sn cement &elfamen1
Dermafte er Tern ga16es grne oetn
staa1. y1e nno hltll1er ~ 9
pans 9epol1en. a,.u ..... on
9on o1e1e1H &ooesIan pul1le Veu.
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mt1er 1ofort: ger 9eaMe NegeS
fatto 11g oar1n. S1la par1ele noa
INNER aif 1Dre1 Drnoef, GEE HIVl
Tom: 9ans Yotte 1Dr perlpreWen
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
.Mor,m ih Sic gefdidte beera.

ben mH(eN ulu, III HlelNe Suuls,
1ier, ni111u bas @el0 es ii1o
fleinere 5'beine, bamit es beim Nlss.
geben nibt onffdut"
ST Iegte Die 5deine o,lI Die 81.
tie. Sos reidte fir ales, mas ieht
nod bier n0tig mar n1o and fiir
0ie &eiIe nno sic eriten paar Mfo.
note in einer fremoen Staot.
Sritibe itredte Die &ano aus;
Damn preBte er Die Sailt Dor DIE
4ugcn.
Serrgott - iebt, no es uns BEL.
Ter geben f0nnte, maB Die Mnnema.
rte Iterbenl"
Merf Dir genan, mas ib geIagt
babe. Seine Morelie fannft on mir
ididen. Sim beIten gebit on nad)
Berlin. Midt nad &onigsberg.1
rSa, nod Berlin" mnrmelte
Sritide.
Wenige Minuten lpater NOR
8radmib i'm Sreien nno beridtpar1o
i'm 3unfel Der ytacbt.
Mub bon bieiem @rlebnis, oos 10
piel in 8radpib' Srnerem aufge-
riittelt bette, NOR ct nnbemertt
beimgefebrt. Maria idlief. Rei11
6iiiterer GGatten fiel in oieier Nadt
in ibre Erdume, Die @egentpart mar
10 freunoli1 geinor6en nno bea
itano oie 3ufunft bor lift.
@enn oas Sribiabr fam, muBten
ole groBen Mrbeiten an Sans nto
&of auf &obenitad)op beenoet iein,
90 fam aud Sans mieoer our Stu.
BE-. Damn ,poaten tie erlt oas Sc.
ben genieBen, oas ii6 ibne1 nod
al oen ibmeren 3eiten bod nod 10
ireunolib ge5eigt.
Sbr Sein5 gehieb pra9tig; elne1l
9ouslebrer ba1ten tie fir i'm be-
ittmmt. Ndbitens ionte Der inrge
Mann bon &0nigsberg eintreffen,
oenn meoer Marla, nod ibr @atte
ton11ten iiG BON ibrem 2iebling trent
uen, inoem tie ibn fortgaben in ei-
mes ser groBen Snititute. 9as
fon1te ipdter geideben, oo mar es
nod lange 3eit.
@Qtte 5rau Maria cine Abnnng
Jebabt, mas iib in oieier Nadt i'm
Dorfe obipielte. Bas puBte fie
Don Den Nllolen un0 Martern, Die
ibren Monn iberfielen; mie per5tpel-
felt er iib auf benz 2aga bin nro
Der mari, als er fi6 in ieinem
5Glaf5immer befano. @elb eth
@leno NOR felt iener nngludsnabt
iiber 10 Diele Meniben gefommen.
Sriti6e par pieaeidt ne11tger
ihulbig al5 CT ielber; CT moQte ia
feinen Mtoro begeben, idoB 1lur IN
Der bodlten Mngit.
Die GterEenpe fonnte 8radmib
Dem Wanne nibt mebr retten, %
balf aQes @elb Der @elt nidt. Mber
er nonte 1br unb benz Weniden,
Der an Ser &ronfen bling, m~enigitens
ole le8Ien 9Innoen erle1pasIn ms asaS
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Sritihe iber8euae1, muBte, tparl1m
er linn belfen poIlte. Sic @efabr
bIieb. Woh bate ct lin ia in Ser
Sano, nit Dem .@eIb uno nit ser
Drohunq. cine Mnaeiae All made11.
Mber sic unr1be mid 1tiht mebr bot,
linn.
SIN onbere1 Morqer ritz er ffrib.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28

JXul U0IEklt
be SUITS bod mr. @lAd eeffiftef,
mebr bie4eiht, als es Meges m0glid
aemeiea madre. Qeihter, INNER
Ieidter purbe es inn INNS Ser5.
Weun anes 10 meiterging, oa1il
fonnte er pielleidt einmal IN Sab.
rem nit eine,n nebmutigen Grin.
nerl, aber pbne ieeliihe Mot an e.
men Morgen i'm Rebel 5nriidbe1fen.
Sb Ct eit1mal Maria ieine Shulo
geItano? 5pater Dieqeidt;; mer1 lie
beioe alt marert. 81 begriff nihtt,,
mie Inn Der geoanfe fomu1en fon1l.
te. &eftig mics er i'm bon IT'D.
Mein Marin burfte nibtS sboren boz,
SUIT; ME ml,roe bieier Same in SO,
benitadotp nlsgeiproden;; tie pirbe
iib aud in ipdteiten Sabren nod
Derodtenb bon ibrem @atten tper>
Den.
unb bies bdtte er nidt nebr er.
trager, lett nibt mebr. 9ieber
oen Sol, men11 oaolrh nur lem Mn.
benton rein bleiben fontte.
so ita11oen bic Dinge, als oas
8eibno9tsfeF beranriidte. 9ie
8itter1ng mar bisber milo getpeim,
aber nun tam Der 1mi9lag. Gs
fror itarf, 1idter Shnee fiel uno
beoedte Bic 96der bon SoGenitadop
uno Sic 8aumfronen In @al6 nno
Sort.
SIN @utsbof berridte ertpartungs.
frobe Stimmur1g. 9iesmal mur6e
eg oas id6nite Meibnadtsfef, oaa
man iid benton fon1te. Sein5
mar faum mebr al balten. SET.
men @unid5ettel beiab gradtpiB lett
gaqen. Sic lolten biesrnal ale
5ufrieoe1t lem, Sein5 un6 Maria.
Mn @elo feblte es n16t. 9aS leBte
M1al, mas NOR bas fir Elm idmmerli-
DIES Seit gemeien; Ct iddrnte iih,
penr er 6arnu oa6te. Sim Mbeno
mar er nod briiben i'm &rug getpe-
fen nit Dem S9mtbiber, bate ges
trnnfen unb geipielt. Damn mar
ser Nobouer oa5u gefomme1, nn6 es
bate nieoer cine lange, hpere S1i-
5nng gegeben.
Maria batte fir 9ein5 troboem
cine Canine geibmidt, uno alS
Bradpib ipdt lbmanfeno uber ben
Sofraum bon @obenita6op ging,
b6rte er ei1en feinen @eiang: uStil.
Re Nabt, beilige Nnht
So batte er itb i6nel III oaS
@al1s geitoblen uno etmas Dor iih
bin gen1urmelt, oaS beinabe mie Elm
Stud flang, nno erit ipater girg er
bod nod biniiber IN baS erleubtete
Simmer ieiner Srau. .
sic iaB aqein nit benz &nabe1
inter Ser Canine. Die 2ibter
brnnnteu nod.
or ma6te cine ner5bafte 8emer-
flung, bolte Elm @eidenf fir ben
SSu1gen aus ser Safde, noate ibn 81
ii1 emporbebem aber Sein5 ieBte
lib 3ur 8ebr - gum eritermal.
8arib fubr er ben SS11tgen an.
Wos bas be0eute?
uDn rie9]t 10 nod mas -
Hapa" itotterte perfbiidtert Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28

Gin latter Ruf fIang BON Der
5rpitreppe Der. Seino, Der oag5
sananen aeb0rt, elite beralls uno
lieB lib Don gradtpiB III Die 90
5be bebe11.
Mub Maria begriibte gleid bar.
anf ben Gotten Der ibeinbeilig err
8ablte, er babe garnibts eil1gc,
fault. gs more linn aQes 81 ten.
ct getpeien. Sic labten ale,=
oern ni6t einmal Sein5 glalbte,
mas Der Batter iagte.
Ser alte aSran3 bate Die Yafete
bonn &utfd)er ibernomrnen. Mud)
Ter dmun5elte. So, per ons &c.
oadt butte, bellte Dor einem Sabrl
So batte es idlimm ausgefeben.
8ie Elm @lnoer NOR Die Menoerll11g
gefommen. Mber man freute Iih
ber5lid bariiber.
Nnb Der 8egruBnne 5og iib Nea.
ria nit Seins in lire 3immer all.
rid. Bradpib muBte lib uIn5ie.
Zen. Die Beiheru11g ioQte 3uerit:
in Ser Sale ur1ten fur oas @eiinoe
Hattfinoen. Sic groBe geibmiidte
Came itor1b fbon IN Der Gde.
Nabber ponte 8rndpib oas
Weibnabtsfeit nit Grau uno @ino
genieBen. Deriunge @err Seuter,
Ser Squslebrer. bate adt Gage nr.
laub befomme1, I'M ieine @ltern
All beiuben, 10 mar man ga113 uIlter
iih.
Darauf batte iid gradpib idon
auf ser qa118et1 Sabrt gefreut. Das
Slid mar einge5ogen uno Der
ariebe ml1Bte onuerr1 anf &oben-
ifadop.
8radipib betrat fem Mrbeits5im.
mer. gr tpoQte rai1 no9ieben
Oh ettpas BOZ, ser 8olf gefommen
mar, oanr1 iid nmfleioen unb in Die
6aue qeben.
Cine fr0bli6e Melooie pfeiferb,
batfe gradniB feiren Mrbeitsraum
$780, On r.Ay
spe1re1en, angetlegms 9ullls nl.Il1.s
IN yenI eln pr.eI lpas selpl !. -
pleuoet alle Oruno 1u9le, eVe 8 1'u
dnE mplp $40 - ox+ 8 .
es mar mie6er NAL cine 2l1ft, al
leben..
Da ot " o mx.o;h4;;5 M w.
80 oel,sp, ruid 'e b1a,,ay .a1n,iGIoa mr.
s s.puy.a,4s ma. no mnghogo mort
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28

SyltE Nlk6l@ulIb 1UuI Uu~S OSls0
ubergegangen. &ans un6 Maria
iaben eng neutrality-suspicious. pie
eth iunges 2iebespaor, uno arbeite.
ten Meiieplane aus. 8radtuib ibil.
oerte ieoen 8unft eingebeno mno.
ourdbfoitete fdon i'm BorgefuH Die
fommenoe berrlide 3ett.
Das 8etter mar fidilter getporoet1
uno auf benz groBen 9arfDeiber
CAB es nun enolid Die bon Seina
eriebnte @isbede. @r monte boob
feline G6Iitti9ube nibt umionit be-
fomn1en buber. Mber Dorldufig
belt i'm nod INNER bos 8erbot
oes gaters 5urudf, oenn Die gisoede
idien nod .nidt genugeno felt 81
lem. gamit Sein5 fid auf Dem
Cite tummeln fo1nte, nnrbe tbm TN.
terbalb Der Eerrolie cine fiinftliAe
0abn argelegt.
Son 2ifa nno ibrem @atte1
NOR Elm Strict an Sarts g%efornn1e1I
erfiut bon r1eue1n Can't unb elmer
Sdiloerurg Dres @ludes.
DiesmoI foro iib fem 8ort iber
Suit Aeges ii benz 5dreitpn, oaS
nit Der 8itte ibIoB: Braduis mo.
ge bod i'm Bribiabr nieoer nad
2auianne fomme1; er babe es bod
beriproden.
BradmiB adeIte. St mar Idngit
entidloiien, ME mebr bortbiu al
fommen, uno es muBte elm @eg &c.
iunoen merben, Die B%e5iebungen All
Qi1a uno gorlaroen li1anffauig ab.
3ubred)e1. gas Gelo iolIte11 fie, be.
balten. Sen Brief %Derbrannte
Sans mie imuner fofort.
3nei Gage mad benz Self naren
norbei, es ging anf Neninbr. Bon
Carl Jritfbe mar feline Nndribt
qefparmen. sSe0en Morgen bate
8rodtpib Sen alten grieftrager nbee.
fange11. lber eg bbliieb itiIl bon So.
niggberg.
Aim Nabmittng ging Bradnib NIT
Selma ourd oe11 ni11terliidHsa Bart
Der Batter ionte nag GM alf Dem
Geld prufen
geeun itaioen lie amfr beg brei-
ten, in biinteren oeg 8orfes
licge1oen @eiber Ger Mino bat.
.te Sic gisffIdlde rein gefegts
rgeriud1p es bod ma, bat Der
a11ube
grndnis traute Der 6r~agfdbigfeit
nid1ts gennoh erfaM i 8ei15
aen 8rnid.
oBBIleiibe iteI1c1t uno riibre bid niHt
nom BIInB,s agte
tlsOrtieeung fola. ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28

@arbeiteten, oaB in Ser ea6f Dos
8eib oes 8arl 5ritide %geitorben
mGre. grleidterung fam uber i'm.
Mnnemarie lag nobl ibon i'm Ster.
ben, als 8radmtB NIT ibrem Marne
in Ser Naht perbanbelte. Nun
mar iie tot, uno Sritide fofnte &c.
ben. Geine ate Mutter belt ibn
genib nidt. Ct fonnte ibr ia @el0
idider, gara unperoddtig, oell1 CT.
iudte iid bod pobl aus1patts Ser.
oienIt.
Die G0rfler reoeten nod cine
cine @eile uber Jritihe Der fraber
nal elm gaaa oroentlider Wenid
getpeien mare, aber onrb 8rinfeni
heruntergefolntten lei; nun paree CT
ein nrbeitgfde11er Slump getpor0er,
ben man % fdnen tpie msglliid aus
6em Dprf %entfernen folte.
2et0er gi1tg 6as MIDI ct mar
bier ia geborett atn6 beirtatberedtig,
hpie ieiite Walttter mil iibrettr gebd.
|figen Meai1otDerf.
Brndtptk b6irte bng nnes, inoe1r
er iH ideinbdr gleidghltia al
fdnffen 11adte. Dns @eIb 1eg sSuii
Megeg battle ben berlairnpter zGsriift''
ihe eberfo I'M Iesten MlgenbIid
nod gerettet, hDie eg fDn Dor BEN
nrterqnrrg 6etDobrf. gelIr 6os
CRIME Wefb fottnte I'm nidH erbalter
bIeiben
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

tam Alcock, which had been hammered
down from ffteens to s to !, were
almost as badly out AZ the break Bat
Captain Alcock is an extremely slow
starter. he was running like a big
train at the finish, one by one he
picked up the stragglers in the stretch
20 finish fourth He might have won
had he stretched himself the first half
mile. He would have won with an
additional furlong to go.
Mad Halter broke on top from an
outside position but had not the early
foot TO match strides with the prim
Careful, one of the quickest breakers
that ever faced starter. In a few
strides the pink and blue of Walter
Salmon flashed to the fore. for Care
fui had made up her two lengths dis
advantage in as many seconds. The
pink and blue showed in front only be
cause they covered the green and gold
Of Clifford A Cochran. Bersagljere. a
giant of horse, was Tapped on the
outside Of the flying Careful
For more than quarter Of mile
this pair raced as q team. They flashed
past the first quarter pole in twenty
three seconds fiat. But the pace was
too much for Bersagliere. and he began
to chuck it there. Then Earl Sande
made his move with the favorite. Inch
by inch Mad Halter crept Up TO the
front runners. He passed the firing
Cochran horse and at the end o. three
eighths had his muzzle at Careful's
saddle girths. The FLY hung on game
ly as q bulldog, but at the end of a
half mile, which was ran in forty-siX
seconds, Mad Halter had crowded out
to lead OF half length.
Careful in Game Effort
Around the bend Jimmy Butwell went
TO the whip and Careful responded like
a true Thoroughbred. At the stretch
turn she crowded almost up to equal
terms again; then Mad Halter drew
away Hitting the sixteenth pole the
tavorite led by almost a length. Then.
under the whip, Careful charged down
again. 1t seemed anybody's race mo-
mentarily as the rival rooters raved in
frenzy. But Just when Careful seemed
about to set up the mare hung for the
fraction Of a second.
This enabled Mad Halter TO draw off
Again Careful charged, but too late
Blind and reeling, Mad Halter had
sweryed over the finish line toward the
judges q winner by comfortable mar
gin. and added $3.50 to the Rancocas
Stable Golfers. Sennngs Park, outrun
the first half mile or more, closed with
rush and gave Careful plenty Of
trouble to save The place.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

tivties in recent years. The English
rigging and-stroke have been used at
Yale since 1914. under Coaches GUY
Nickalls, Mather Abbott and r. j. Cor
derry. 1t was announced that the
stroke Will be changed to the extent of
adapting itself to the American rig
gine.'
Announcement was also made to-
night that Langhorne Gibson, captain
OF the Yale varsity crew, is out for the
season and Will not row against Har-
ward at New London next month. Glib
son is a son Of Charles Dana Gibson
and stopped active rowing work about
tnre" weeks ago, when il was an
nounced that he had strained his back.
The 160pound Yale crew left for
Philadelphia late to-day. This boat
viii race Princeton and Pennsylvania
on Saturday in the American Henley
regatta.
P. j. Corderry was placed in charge
Of Yale rowing on June 5 last year at
Gales Ferry when the resignation of
Guy NiclSalls was announced After
the .Hale varsity shell defeated Har-
ward. the Yale graduate rowing com
mittee appointed him head coach. His
brother George. came from England
to be his assistant and the latter has
been coaching the freshmen.
The Corderrys are members Of a
family we'll known in English rowing.
p. J. Corderry has coached scullers in
England and rowed on several club
crews in 1912 and 1913. He Joined the
British air forces in 1914 and served
IN England and France for five years
In 1920 he rowed on the winning crew
in the Samuel Fights"
Although the Yale varsity crew won
its last four-mile race, it has not been
successful in any Of the shorter races
this season, having been beaten by
Penn sylvania, Columbia, Princeton and
('oIno1l
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

w IlIP nOInlNG
has been given out officially hv the
management Of the Garden. negotia-
tions between Tex Rickard and N Fran
co.'s Descamps. Carpenters manager,
are now under way and there is every
reason to believe they Will be car
ried to a successful conclusion. De
scamps is said to favor the match. as
it means q large wad of American doi-
lars, win or lose, and he cannot figure
how these United States could possibly
dig up boxer OF lighter tonnage than
Georges who could defeat the latter.
The fight, according to the present
dope, will be held at Boyle's Thirty
Acres, scene Of the Frenchman's crush
ing defeat at the hands of Jack DemD-
sey last July, and there it would be
necessary for Harry Greb to score
knockout in order to relieve Carper-
tier Of his title, inasmuch as decisions
are not permitted in that state. Greb
does not run to knockouts, his great
est victories having been scored, AS
was that one on Tuesday night over
Tunney, by point decisions.
From this it may easily be figured
that Carpenter would be running small
risk in giving the Pittsburgh mauler
chance at his crown in a JERSEY
ring. The writer was informed yester-
day that if the bout is held in JERSEY
the consent of Descamps and Carpen-
tier will be forthcoming without delay.
The possibility of the pair meeting
in New York State, where they would
necessarily battle to a decision, is
rather remote, as the terms of Car
pentier's contract with Jack Dempsey.
calling for return match in London
or Paris before the spring Of 1923,
provide that the agreement shall be-
come null and void in case of the de-
feat Of either of the principals before
the match takes place.
There is a demand here for a Greb-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Halter Trunphs Opening Belmont
Kramer to Race Piani

Frank Kramer and Orlando Piani
will meet in one mile match race at
the Velodrome in Newark Sunday af-
ternoon. 1t will be run in mile heats
the best two out of three Alfred
-Erenda and Reggie Mcnamara, winners
Of the last New York six-day race, will
ride team match race against Harry
Kaiser and Eddie Madden. There will
De three other professional races and
three races for the amateurs on tho
r.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Block TO Race Norwich
In Rich IaiOnia Derby

CINCINNATI, May 2b.--Coi?nel Matt
Winn. general manager Of the Ken
tucky Jockey Club, announced here to
day on his return from Now YORK thai
he has the assurance Of Benjamin
Block, owner of Norwich, the Kentucky
Derby winner, that Norwich Will enter
the $4,000 special race and the $4,000
added Latonia Derby at LatonIa, which
opens its meeting on June 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
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ties seen hereabouts in several weeks
is that scheduled between Dave Rosen
berg, middleweight idol of Brooklyn,
and Tommy Robson, Of Boston, at the
Broadway Club in Brooklyn next Mon
day night. The two met for four rounds
at the show of the National Sports Al
lance in Madison Square Garden
week ago, and it was evident then that
they were evenly matched. Both are
body punchers and scrappers of the
,ugged type Rosenberg won the deci-
sion in the abbreviated Garden affair,
but it was not until after he had taken
more than his customary portion of
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

men, 1t was an
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George Corderry.
brother Of James,
has been made
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English rigging
used on Yale
shells is to be
discarded in ia
vor of American
rigging.
The abandon
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lish rigging is
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Bouts HereabOuts
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Ocean Park \. A.---,immy Duffy -.
sam Nossbcrg, ~ rounds
s.ccplechase A. A.-Benny Nalger ys.
Jimmy Cooncy. II rounds
Crescent A. C.--Amateur bouts.
18TH Regiment ArnOry Mar
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SATURDAY
Commonwealth S. {. Frankie
Jerome vs. Danny leo. IL rounds.
9th Regiment--Harry CatlnO vs,
Young Marino. II rounds.
t-th Regiment Armor9--Johnny Her
man vs.. Ray Cooper, 10 rounds.
Ridgewood Grove $, C.-al Boyle vs..
Al Nicf,an ~ rounds.
greensboro =. t.--Yuseel PearistCin
Vs.. Wolf Larsen. i2 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

himself.
T h e French
n, n n W on the
title from Bat
Ting Levin sky, n
real estate man
fr o m Philadel-
p h i a. II AIRY Y
Greb a c qu ed
the A N eric an
] e h t h g q v y
weight title, n
rather synthetic
honor, from Gene
Tunney at Mad
ison Square Gar
den last Tuesda Y
night.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

Miss Sherwood Has . q,

,,, LONDON, May Is Miss b.. -
Sherwood. the American aal. Y1 h0samond
TO compete in the women, who i,
nament At Sunbridgo Sx r. IN q tor,.
round IN 81. which was tho one did Ns
score Of the day. ''' me second be,.