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The New York herald., 1922-09-23
DUE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a5.

American Legion, Rio f3th..... Munson Line
Bolivar. Kingston iSth...........C Clyde Line
Boutry, 81 Vincent i3th....... Daniel Bacon
CAho Ortcpal, Seville sth........ Ybarra Line
Creole. New Orleans 20tn. .... Southern Pnc
Fort 81 George, Bermuda 23d.
furness- BE ermuda
Grande Ciaarde San Francisco Aug rs,
Kerr SS co
Lcnape. Jacksonville 2ist. ....... Clyde Line
Marncaibo. Mayaguez 19th...... Rod - Line
Oropesa, Southampton 1nth....... Royal Mail
san Juan, Porto Rico 20th..N y q Y r SIS Co
Servian Prince. Bahia 9TH. Fufness- Witty
Tamaha Constantlnople 2Sth. Standard OH
United States, Chrlstiania 18TH Punch -Ifdye
vaiacia. London 18th. h...,...... .Cunard Line
Vasari, Rio Janciro oth. 7. Lamport & Holt
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. Sept 22-Barometer at
noon. zoos inches: wind. u. fresh breeze
weather, fine: temperature. so deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %.

Haiti texcept prints, &c, for Cape Haiti
and Port de Paix) and Colombia. except
csuca Narno and Magdalena Departments
Jamaica must be specially addresseD via
Port au Prince, Kingston, Cartagena and
Saynnila. str BARACOA. 80 AM.
Newfoundland Via st Johns. str ROSA
LIND. AN.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT VIC
TORIA, Z 80 AM.
Cuba Especially addressed only via Ha-
vana. str STBONEY. s AM ~.
Jamaica. Guatemala Gel Salvador letter
mail only and Honduras Except Amapala
City. Choluteca, Departments Of Colon and
Atlantida and prints. &c. for Nacaome, Te-
gucgalpa and Yuscaran) via Santiago.
Kingston. Puerto Barrios. Puerto Cortez.
Tela and Puerto Castillo tCuba and Tela
must be specially addressed). str SANTA
MARTA, 3 AM.
Porto Rico. ST Thomas. 81 croix. Saba. st
Martins nnd st Eustatius via San Juan, str
PONCE tsea posD, $40 AN fsup $3.50
AM -.
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially sd-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
san Juan, Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabcllo str CARACAS. s 80 AM fsup 80
AM ~.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Catherine. San Domingo. go...........A IL Bull
City OF Savannah. Savannah ieih.
Ocean SIS Co
C'orfe Castle. Madeira 12th... Ia rber Lines
Elderly, Gibraltar LIST. ...4...... Phelps Bros
I'll Or'ente. Galveston 10th. Southern Pac
I'll sud- New Orleans 18th. Southern Pac
n Il Mallory. Galveston 18th. Mallory Line
Lapiand Southampton 18th. Red star Line
Leighton. Trinidad sth..... Lampoit & Holt
Mauretnnla, Southampton 18th. .Cunard Line
Monterey, Havana tsth........... Ward Line
Niyoae, Cardif tth. ..........*....... -
Port Hacking. Liverpool, Punch Edye
President Fillmore. Bremen i2th. u 8 Line
Puget Sound. Sunderland sth. baltimore SIS Co
Roma, Almeri0 Dfa........... ElweH Co
Santa Rnea, Colon i5th..... .Isthmian Lines
TonawGftda. London ID. ..........R l. Hague
Tronijcmsfjord. Christiania 3fst. Nor-Am
Ncnuonia London 9th. Cunard Line
Nora. Liverpool Sth................... -----
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The S-S-T Navigation Company has
been Incorporated under the laws of New
Jersey TO do a general steamship busi-
ness. IL Is the owner of the Stuyvesant,
7,70o gross tons. formerly OF the Ham,
burg American Line. and recently sold
by the Shipping Board. This Is the ship
that has been announced for a Levant
sailing by the United States Navigation
Company. IA. Won Schuckmann, for
mcrly manager OF inward freight for
the Hamburg American Line, and other
former Hapag men are interested in
the S-S-T enterprise. The Reardon
smith Line, for which the United States
Navigation Company also acts as agent,
is not concerned In the Leyant trade, il
was said yesterday.
The steamer Agwidale has been added
to the Mobie-New York freight service
of the Mallory Line, giving ten day
sailing schedule.
w. NJ. Lowrie. passenger traffic man.
ager OF the United Fruit Company. is
In the West on vacation trip.
George -. ALI head of the marine
department OF the Standard OH Com
pany OF New Jersey. sailed yesterday
FOR Europe on the Cunarder Berengaria.
The Carston. 2.439 registered tons. the
frst steamer flying the y yptian flag
to arrive AZ an American port, yester-
day began discharging a cargo Of Welsh
coal al Boston. She IL under charter
TO Furness. Witty & GO. and will pro-
ceed to Savannah TO load railroad ties
for Haifa, for account OF the Palestine
Railroad.
During the eight months ended Au-
gust 81 eight steamers. aggregatlng S0.-
600 tons. were launched fron Belfast
shipyards a decrease OF one vessel asl
compared with the corresponding period
OF 1921. but an increased tonnage.
vNe Cunard Line announces that be-
ginning with the easthound sailing Of
October 3 IT'S big three" the Beren-
garia. Aquitania and M1uretania. will
leave New York every Tuesday at 10
A. NJ instead OF at noon. The Aquitanla
viii inaugurate the new schedule on the
first Tuesday In October. BY starting
two hours earlier passengers can count
on reaching Paris and London In good
time on the following Monday, the sixth
day out.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
NOTE A-PAKcEL rosr MAILS yIs


Cam
Russia
CRUZ
of Zanzba
Terrific Reunion
Damascus andh
and Eastern
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str MAURITANIA due Sept % with mails
from Austria. belgium. British India, Czecho-
Slovakia, Denmark, Egypt, Finland France
Germany, Great Britain. Greece. Hungary.
Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway Po-
land, Portugal, Rumania Russia SPAIN
sweden, Switzerland Turkey and Yugo-
Slavla. Steamer left Southampton and
Crerbourg Sept f6.
Str BALTIC due Sept q with malls from
Great Britain. Steamer left Liverpool Sept
f6.
Str LAFAYETTE due Sept 26 with mails
from Czccho-Slovakia. Egypt, France. Italy.
Poland Portugal Rumanla. Spain and Tur-
key. Steamer left Hsvre Sept rs.
Str IOMERIC due Sept 2S with malls from
Austria. Belgium, British India. Czecho-
Slovakia. Denmark, Finland. France, Ger
many. Great Britain, Greece. Hungary. Italy,
Lithuania, Netherlands. Norway. Poland.
Spain. Sweden. Switzerland Turkey and
Yugo- -Slavia. Steamer left Southampton and
Chorbourg Sept 20.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
SAIL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %.


Algeria. Glasgow, 90 y R........ Noon
Baracoa. Kingston. &C. ~ r.. PM
Borglum. Nassau. IL Bklyn.
Caracas. Laguayra, IL BSlyn...... Noon
Celtic. Liverpool. go R.......... Noon
City of Savannah. Savannah, 81
~ R...-ss.. ......s. ..........s...,. o.UU I'M
Glare, San Juan, ~ Bklyn.........
Cretic. Genoa, 80 n R............. IL .00 AN
Drottnlngholm Gothenburg. %
R..................... r.. Noon
Momus. New Orleans 10 r.. Noon
El Occldente. Galveston. ~ r., Noon
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. % " r.. III 90 AM
George Washington. Bremen. Ho-
DOkcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lsUO I'M
Georgia. Patras. sc. Bush Docks.
Glcndoa. Nuevitas, &C, R..
Huron, Turks Island. 80 Bklyn... Noon
Katrina Luckenbach, West Coast,
Both st. Bklyn. n...................
kroonland Antwerp, 81 r.. Noon
Lake winthrop. Macoris. &c, u
Bklyn. ......... ....s...s.... Noon
Matilda Peirce, Genoa, Erie
basin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mohawk. Jacksonville, 3J ~ r.. Noon
Noordam. Rotterdam, 9th st, Ho-
OOhtn . Noon
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
DuE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ~.

Baltic, Liverpool 18th. White Star Line
Bcrgsdalen. Shields Gth......,........ ----
Bjorstjerne Bjornson, Colon 18Th,
Bennett. Hvoslef Co
City OF s. Louis. Savannah 2ist Ocean SIS Co
Ecuador. San Francisco 10th. Pacific Mail
Lasscll. Santos atn. ........ Lamport Holt
SarpfoH. Nassau 2Oth.s....s..4 Ward Line
Tanamo, san Juan lOth....... Atlantic Fruit
Tuscania. Glasgow 10th. Anchor Line
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

Almanac for New York Sept. %.

sun rises.. "a Moon rises. 8 80 AM
sun sets.,...... o SO Moon sets. Al PM
TINE OF HIGH WATER SEPTEMBER %.
Sandy Hook.......... o3 AM 30 PM
Governors rsland...... % AM 5s PM
Hell Gate tAstoria).. III IA AN II 40 PM
The time given In the above table Ia East
crn standard time and IL FURNISHED by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

w. NJ. Lowrie. passenger traffic man
ager OF the United Fruit Company. Is
in the West on a vacation trip.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

The steamer Agwidale has been added
to the Mobile-New York freight service
OF the Mallory Line, giving ten day
sailing schedule.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

George y. Ali. head of the marine
department OF the Standard OIL Com
pany of New Jersey. sailed yesterday
for Europe on the Cunarder Berengaria
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
NOTE B-PARCEI posT MAILS VIA FRANCE-ro
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
Igbt Saving TIme.l
SAIL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23.

SAIL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ct.
Olympic. Southampton 80 r.. 800 PM
Ponce. San Juan, - Bklyn. Noon
Rosalnd, st Johns. Java st, Bkyn IL 100 AM
Sangamon, Constantinople. % Bklyn PM
Santa Marta. Kingston. 16 Il r.. 100 PM
Siooney, Havana. 10 r. R.......... IL 100 AM
Swat. Cape Town. Bush Docks.
The Lambs, Dutch East indies. 81
1HltVn s......r. .......s....... -
Ulua. Havana, y N R............. Noon
vsrdulia. London, n y R.....
Vestris, Rio Janeiro, Is Hoboken. 100 PM
Vlllemoes, Reykjavik
w ID Munson. Cardenas. 0 Il r..
SAIL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
Woodfield. Shanghai. Bklyn..... -
SAIL MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.
City Of Lahore, Calcutta. Bush
DOCKS. .....s......
France. Havre, 81 y R............ IL 100 AN
Garfield. GuayaquN. 30 Bklyn....
Hilarlus. Montevideo. Erie Basin,
Bklyn. ............ .....+....... Noon
ossa, Constantnople, Kent st.
bklyn... ........... ...........
Panama. Cristobal. 81 R...... 90 PM
Slrcoxie. Rotterdam, Hoboken..
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

During the eight months ended Au-
gust 81 eight steamers, aggregatlng 30
900 tons. were launched fron. Belfast
shpyards decrease OF one vessel AS
compared with the corresponding period
OF 1921, but an increased tonnage.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Havana Entries

First race 1purse 500 claiming for
maiden ihrco- YEAR r-oids SIX fprlonex
<Aiss Hope. SIS Miss Tranlarc o. Piau-
della aud sTaS Day % lbs each; Casiik
NN. 'Hazrl r.. 100, Occupation and Morro-
castle. los each. 'Chico u. Bubbles nd
Speedy Lady. io9 each lnro. ITO.
second Race 1for maiden three yesr-oles 3
and upward; claiming. purse 500: six fur
long Mother Carey and Anita Springer.
SIS: SHvcrcs 92- "Srriiing Through and
keiioi, az, Not Yet and Huio. 1O2 Zach :;
Jap Muma and Marx Denunzio los; Lee,
Rack, PerpleNity and 'Mr. 1igss 11O each
Third race (for four yea -olds and up
ward claiming. plrse, 500: five and haif
furiones>-*Lad Hester 100. Little Cot
tapo. ic5, kentmerc. los: sreiis Nj. l07
l'oley s. Timothy J. HOGAN. Pittsburrh
Luiincmo and Tom Goose, ITO
Fourth race ofvo ana halt ru-lon-s:
iour -yoar-oics and upward; claiming: 5000
Koran, 100; Wedsewood 1lo; @susar
lint. los: 'rarascon 1o5 sMidian 1os.
Norfolh Eellc. 1o5 'Frascuelo. ios: reay-
ant, ITO
Fifth race mile AND 4 sixteenth; three
year-olds and upward claiming: purse
s7oo)- Mig. 90 Alagnosa as Audrey A.
1o2 'Str u l05. 'Mesdo~ orth. los
sal esman. lo7 'Counsel l07: P1antrrede
llo' Aztec. 1lo: Marauder, 10: Sir Ad-
sum. 10, Constantine. 40.
sixth race Cniie; -year-olds and ,n-
ward claiming: s70o)-'Huutress. as
Naysvili". 10: Cristie Hoters 40; ia
cobean n io3 'Frust Consul. lo5; 'E,sze-
away los 'poilu, los; Alf. vezina. i10.
Brynialna II. 40. Little Gink 11o
Apprentice allowance.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Havana Results

rlrst race (pur4s 500 for two car
9lrS 9.,., ma n, deIns; cailnns 'hrecand hair
"Ven. % ana TO ., Won. ,;onv-ithi1n,
40 >Fields>. : TO I TO I and even. Soc
ord Tenderseth 10 'Liiley), to t. even
Brown shasta, CarboneN and Blue Dale
go
Second race purse. 500. for three year
hslf furlonss> >-Monic ruff. u G,enms.nl
10 J. TO and 10 won: Acrlana-
tton. lie (Dominiokj, TO /. 5 to : and
TO second: Margaret Nash. a.
rms r 0O'' :os 10 70 asrT 90a 3e to 'hird
prinlitivs; Duke Of Shelby, Kayman. Lcer
Rack. Rhadanes Thornboom and Nr
kruter also ran.
old and upward: claiming fvc ana half
lu-lones I-tieorge W. Il 'Niison, ; to t.
'75uni5 to :. to nd 3D. to '''1oF" TO- Second :
Ioon ra Roma. 40 (McLaughlin). > to /. /
DON rhrush 5na NJ %r1a 's,rd Mr. or Tms ao JOS 5
Star and Jack Hesiy also ran.
Fourth race purse 500. for four-year-
oics AND inward clai1nins' six furlongs)
y ohnny O,Connc1i. 40 Of3urns). 10 to I
On Swarp. TO J. to ard to g. sec
ond, Count Boris. us CIunD. N to l. 1
$3.50 : and % to J. ',, ,h,rd Time. IA Lyric.
f'ancy. WIN OF Quit and Hatrack al iso ran.
i'iFth race lpursc 500: for four-year-
ODDS and upward claiming: onr1e mile ana
hftY yarus' -Eochpor-. 11$ fMaiber) ) to
?. even and 10 ., won: Dolly o. ~ O.
SwarD 70 !. 10 and to 5. second
Harry NJ. stevens IVA Trihble). to 3
TO and ! 10 .. third Time VA Saw
When. Tawa assent ha. It, Wm. J. Murray
key Ennis and McAdoo also ran.
Sixth race (purSe. 500. for four-ycar-
olds and upvard claiming, one mile}-
ShOotaway, l05 fMaihcn), to t. 10
and 10 >. won; Osgood, l01 (cchencD.
10 / to and 20 8, second: Golden
Cha nee 1o' Grihole) TO l, TO and
to 10. third. Time. l:tl 90 Chin
cotea gue, Melvin and Old Sinner also ran
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Pinehurst Golf
Medal Is Take,,
BY Miss Gordon
Rhode Island Star First i'm
Qualifying Round Of the
1T. Valentines Tourney

PlNEHtEST. y. C., Feb. S. Miss
Elizabeth Gordon. Of the Mctacomct
CON Club. Providence and four times
winner of the Rhode Island Champion
snip. won tho medal to-day in the
I qualifying round of tho st. VnIcntinc's
soli tournament with score Of as
40 "a. Mrs. John D. Chapman. Green
"'ch, was second, with 40 t3- o7. and
A'rS. Joseph Rydolek, OF Buffalo, third.
with 55-A7 100.
Fiity-threc women participated in
INC qualifying round and were divided
INTO c'shts for match PLAY. Miss
Gordon is the favoritc i'm tho first
DIVISION, although Mrs Chapman has
r'"Ncd many low rounds on the No.
course. and is considered TO
have hnc chance. The draw for +bo ~
nrat DIVISION places these women in
opposite sides and they arc IikcIv
finalists.
nc green's were frozen carlv in tho
morning, and when The sun can1c ont
u MADE them muddy. and this accounted
,or many players taking three nutt-
nc scoring WAS higher than cxrectcd
tor this reason. Miss Cordon'g cayd
was:
I"... -; g.,
ne summary:
lIEST Eight
.c Mi,s E,zabcth Gordon. Mc,acor,e4 q
g." - pr nrs ,,.ohn D. Chanoaan Gr~cn-vi~h
$ 100 sr,. M-: .19osrh non,1, FSydosk IBuFao
,oun ;tA7- lot Mrs. c. +. oher.els
ofsppnI,stah oapIast ,'f47 olo Mrs ll~r'ra" I'll
Pinchrf~t 5G - 52-l0a NJ, =, =, =, v, ~sTr
nam. Detroit. o4-55--i0n '~'
SECOND EIGHT
1!S NTi xr. s ) 2aSforth Worth Noorthfor. o,
IS IT.: Mss Caroline posart. l'ine- l''oe
n",nt. mont, g g ss1I ss1I$ NJ. 6 i 'orncr oss-
rlainficla 2-52-1i4 Ms "' ). q a''csS9m. hrn'.
strong. BufTalo 81 5S-1ia ~ ~
THIRD EIGHT
II Nrs mls 7! = &&ahsn p,; st Dzz'a,. as-.a-
~ Mrs. e. NJ. Howard. Pincbn-st -
Z ioul ST ,ao 1F M. L Y . fa1GoYse fooYs oS s,
Esmpstead e3-6oL1s$: M " n y an""r' rser
bTGols a'Us' 60 81 Mr. Ronald iierrine
FOURTH EIGHT
9't-l2S p;l Mrs. ". c. MudSett' Sop+be-n
Stf, Sslnes, olr-6;' -l-t: Mrs a. S Gilman
ShaHer Heights. 57--67-i24: Mrs Hneh
Fn,ahic- princeton. % -S5-i24; Mrs G "
10y. = Che-ry Valley. 62-6s ! 25 Mrs Y
nloqdE09d. Plnehurst Jo-S7--l26 Mr. "A
a. j. Wlkens, Southern Pines. 63.6, ,l ,S
ss mFs' 60 RI o. II Wanner. Cherry Vafley
FIRST DIVISION DRAW
crsaia mi,s' m; Marr =, and Mrs. Parsop. Mrs. Moth
Mrs Ellis, Mrs Bydolck and ME- Rarthan,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

Norris Wins One-NiIc
Handicap Ice Race

Louis Norris. of tho Peerless Skating
Cub, starting from the thirty i've
yard mark. won the mile handicap race
at the Dyckman Oval Rink last night
from 4 field Of tbirty-tno starters.
Norris camc up from the rear IN tho
last lap and won b. ten Yards from
Ar' barnett, or the Morningsidc A. c..
vnc mad an allowance of clghty- five
yards Ted Sutter. with ninctv-fvc-
yard handicap, also from the Peerless
). G., VAS third The winners time
was 3:O5
Richard Kline Of George Washing
ton High School, won the half-miic
novice race. Stanley Waldron was SEC
ond and Joseph Teddy third. Klne's
imn Wes .22 IL
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Yankees Opening
Game OF Season
AT Washington
Are Allotted Two HOLIDAY
and Iwcnty-four Saturday
and Sunday Home Dates

Two Of the three national holiday
dates that occur during the pcr,od
embraced in the American League
schedule for the season 1000 which
was adopted yesterday at WASHINGTON
finds the Yankees playing at tho Polo
Grounds on Memorial Day and also
Labor Day. July 4. however, will bo
spent quietly in Philadolphia.
one other holiday plum. Patriots
Day. April 10. at Boston. has also fallen
TO the New y ork club. which has Jared
better in the matter Of holiday games
tran the balance OF the league. In ali
the Yankees have four such dates, one
more than has been allotted to any
other club
In the matter Of Saturday and Sun
day dates at home the Ruppert Huston
team has been granted twenty-four.
equally divided over the two days. Ia
all the Yankees have twenty-<ix Sat
urday. Sunday and holiday games SCI
for the Polo Grounds.
Washington has como out best in
this respect, As eighteen Sunday game S
give the Senator'S thirty two preferred
dates at home. 1t is at the Capital
City that tho Yankees play their open
ing game. and their first appearance at
the Brush Stadium will be celebrated
on April 20 with the Senator'S
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

Pittsburgh, in three rounds.
Carfagnc. who was taller and out
reached the little Now Yorker. was on
the receiving end throughout tho bout.
P'ncus proved himself a clever two.
fistcd fighter when he worked inside
the Pittsburgh youths leads and shot
punches TO his opponents stomach in
convincing style.
Charles Mckcnna, Of the st. Al
Phonso Club. New ork State icht
heavyweight champion, scored the most
popular victory Of tho evening when he
knocked out Fred Mcpcrmott. Of A.
banN' after minutes and 30 seconds of
milling in the first round
Mckcnna, who is one Of tho host
hcavYwcIghts developed in local ANA
tucr circles for some time. easily out
classcd his opponent Opening the
round with a we'll directed left jah
the New York champion kept rock ing
tho upstate lad, and countcred with
hard rights to tho stomach After
ntalizing McDcrmott with his left
Mckcnna suddenly sent over a short
right that landed flush on tho Albany
lads jaw and ended the hostilitics.
George Fificld. of Toronto, caused the
big upset Of tho evenings activities
when he received the Judges decision
over Dan Gartin. national amateur
fcnthcrweight champion
For the entire three rounds the
Canadian hoScr outs)uCCcd and out
boxed tho champion and was wi]lin, 10
exchange blows with tho rugged
Gartin.
The summarizes:
OPEN A. A. T. ROrrs
rs pound cass-H. Galfund, Samaolar
y 49, A. dsne]tsa don H., u, Esmus ldo f1onr a c.
borg. a,tached, defeated J. .. Steblar.
st~ t~mford Csnn. three round adess d.
festcd v. Nov,ello. unattached three
rounds, Judges decision
~ lo-poSnd Glass--W'lbur Cohen. s,
rn,ou settlenlent' three rounds 'nlees' 'IIs,,s'
decision.
rni.Hnai~Murray layton. cIark House
roilj. unattached throe rounds iudec5 do
cision w Cohen. St. Christopher Club
dofea ted ! ReEg'. I.orotto Gymnasium.
three rounds. judges decision
i>TERCITX BOUTS
IL Mound olass-Nct Pincus unattached
New York. defeated Harry Monchlno. OF
tawa Canada three rounda. judges DO
cd Albert Cudhy. Bridgeport. Conn. rircs
rounds. Judges decision.
l'ina.- Nat Iincus. una ttached dofeatca
Hank Carfagn", Pittsburgh. three rounds
judges decision.
so pound ol.ss-Georr- FHofeld To
ronto, defeeted steven Smith. bridgeport,
Conn. thror rounds. Judges decision. Dan
Gartin. f'hladel lphia, defeated Eeu tata~
ner NJ" NorN three rounds. Judges de-
cIsion
Tinal-Georee rdcld Toronto defeated
Dan liartn, Philadelphia, three rounds
judge decision
- POUND Glars Walton NDoc) Alcorn.
Columbus. ONO knocked out Joseph smith.
Bride eror', Conn. second round; sam
E!ackIston. Phi'aue phi.. defeated Oliver
smith. Hamilton, Ont, three rounds.
ludeNs' decision
l15 pound ci.ss---C hs.rios Mckenna, So
Alfonso Cub, New York knocked out Fred
mcpcrntott, Albany. first round. Charles
Nc pouiton- Toronto. dcrr.i ed James Links
Bridgeport, Conn, three rounds Judges
Gpcialun
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
New Orleans Results

first rae Cor two- yea' dis; mAidcns
claiming, purse $1,000: three turiones,-
The Mule Skinner. li5 (ButwclD. TO :,
to and cvsr. first, Laura Gaffney. 1i2
lPoole. 20 :. 10 > and i 10 5. second
and 90 o. third. Zinc. o:af -. Bob Nc
Cray 'ii&h Tca. Pinkio Mildred Lorraine.
Miss Ciair", Mise Lady. AntOnia. JenniA G
and Ham bone also 1au.
Second race Cor four-vrar- Odds md ur
wsra. cla purse $1,000 six turionss)
Sandy II IL oMurphy) s 10 J. 3 10 !
Ind TO =. frs phllanderer. 1o3 (Milson>.
ioS 1Owensl. 10 !, 10 and TO s.
thiro. Tune. i:l5 -. Serbian Magnet
Land Theresa. Horeb. Anticipate and
Ettahe also
Third rae (for three -year-oids and up
lonEsl-F Fiyball. ITO FWiison,. T. to 10.
TO and 10 g. first: BLACK Betty, I07
ond- Josephine Weltel. lol O.. Mcpsr-
nottt, 80 to /. 10 10 and TO l. third.
Time. l:lc. Delhi Maid. Miss Mel'sh
liilsriale also ran.
Fourth race Ctbo Bluo Ridge for three
ycar- olds Nnd upward. allowances purse
5000: mile and seventy yards)-Wynnc
out irat translate lo5 Ce;sntnerS. - 3 TO a'f T.
10 10 and to >. second Baigneur. los
'M. Garner), to /. to and S 10 ;
Mormon Elder. BiN Sang and wauAcas
also
Fifth race Che Busnman and Bayne
Handica0: for thrce-year -olds and Up
ward purs, sL5oo; six lors,s)-Mer-
curry. 40 CThomasl, : to !, even and TO @
first Tabloau d'Honncur, It's (Mooneyl
TO >. 70 = and 10 10. second: Tan S0r
iol NNciner>, 10 >, to and , TO 3.
third. Time, f:l' -. Serapis Ocft ~
posD. Archie Alexander and Lune,ta also
ran.
Sixth race Nor four -ycar-olds and np
ward. claiming. purse 1000: mile ana
4 -t:l 7 o n Ia \
,fhoInas). to !. to ) and to s. FIRST
Hello Pardncr lo2 (Wallare) |. TO I.
5 to and ; to >. second; Day I.illy. 100
1.'antner), to !. 10 and even, third
Time. l:48 3-5. Mcrrimac Wrccker. 'rhs
WIt. Walnut Han. Dancing Spray anl
Zone Il Arinee also ran.
Seventh raco 1for four-voar.o, and
upward; claiming: purse $1,000; mile and
o., SIX 9on tn Broom Pcddier. III
tMartz). TO ]. TO I and even. fret
Lazy Lou, 1o6 Nisrner). 20 !. to 10
ana to :, second; Madge r., ios (Aior-
rts>, 10 I, to l and even third 1'jn,e
: o. Gaiiot, Mario 2oppold. Alex jr..
1.orena Moss, Johnnv C.erro1 lsit-os,
and Jack Reeves also ran
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Ice Yacht ''Scoui'' First
Over 2O-Mile Course

FOUGHKEEPSlE. ~ T.. Feb. s
Sailing ten miles 10 the windvard and
ten TO the Ieeward over twenty mile
course near here on the Hudson River
to-day IN the first of three races for the
ice Yacht challenge pennant Of Amer
ica, the Scout defender of the pen
rant now held by the New Hamburg ice
Yacht Club crossed the line the wnner
in enc hour, three minutes. ten seconds.
The "Nixan." the latteen-ri riggcd chal-
lenger. owned by Joseph iowa, Chelsea
Yacht Club man. houndercd in the wind
which was dead TO windward and fin
lshed fifth in one hours. twcnty-onc
N minis