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New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Miss Dean a Bride in West

Cards have been received here an
nouncing the wedding on February 7. in
Portland, Ore, of Miss May Louise
Dean, daughter OF Mr and Mrs. George
Cooper Dean, Of Lawrence Park, Bronx
vile, and iohn Marvin Gates, son of
Mrs. t. L. Gates, Of Clinton. Iowa. Miss
Deans sister, Miss El7a beth Dean. was
married in June to Stephen A. Van
Ness, Of New York. Mr.. Gates's brother
was married in January to Miss Alice
Dawson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry P. Dawson, Of Locust Valley.
Long Island. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates will
I'VE IN Oregon for the present.
Ms. Robert Lincoln Lee gave a din
a4 last night al the Plaza for eighteen
saests. Among them were Mr. and Mrs.
LOUIS F. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs Robert
I Little, Mr. and Mrs. Ransom George,
~ and Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne,
III ar ard Mrs. Clarence Kenyon jr. and
A's Frederick ,lchnson.
!, Nine. Domicio da Cana, who passed
me winter in New York at the Plaza,
mas sailed for London to Join her hus-
.ssno, .s who is Ambassador from Brazil to
Ae Court of St James's.
fsnce and Princess B;besco, accom-
psn.ed ps by Mrs. Msrgot Asqush, mother
u ue me princess, who have been a. the
H''ei Ambassador during thei~ stay IN
d'" i." YORK, viii go to Washington &C.
S'snora Caro- Huntington. wife of the
Srssis'drs rssrs military attache OF the Italian
Car.ton ''' A''''
eo!sa Mr. and Mrs. Clinton NJ. Hall have
,SSs Sons from their country estate, Sunny
.rs '.' N Mestoury, Long Island, an9
rs rord' Of Grand Rapids. is another ar
''a' at the Ritz Carton.
yssl Mrs, John Jay Edison jr. is in New
vssd.,,iHo'fmr ,iom SSewickley, Pa, and is at the
gong on to WASHINGTON ''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
WILLIAM C. RAPP

PORT PLAIN. N. Y, Feb. Evil
liam c. Rapp, active for many years in
the National Association of Cemetery
Superintendent died at his home here
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
De Pauw Alumni Dine Tonight

The De Pauw University Association,
o. New York City. will give it's seventh
annual dinner this evening at the
Gamut Club, AZ West Fiftyeighth
Street. Professor II. 3. Longdon will
be- the principal speaker. More than
ole hundred are expected to attend.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
DEATHS

funeral chapel. southeast corncr SIN a.
and SD ct. Monday morning FebrusfF
~. at II O'Clock
k,frtR- on February - ~ =
!Ate David 4. Rafter and mother of ne
late Emma Rafier Paterson. rpn"rs
servires ~ the Harry r Pvie Morfua r..
church ana ocean avs r Fissbush. Brooe-
Iyn. Monday At 2 y
RAJ tHIN1FR Celia. heioved nother -
Gpssi" Eibonschpliz Rose Sehfsussr ana
The latc Arthur Rsuch.nger. FupeTe
from her late residence o7s Sou'hor
Bid Monday February ~. at ~ ocioco
'hicHgo par"rs please copA
'RoEBrfk Thomas ':lli On February g.
1922. st The residence ~ his dauxh'>r
Mrs Pope Washington. Ffotnl ~ -Sxard
notice - funeral hereafter
sANDFORD -Carmeis (nco Gioc). sudden
on rotrnar~ - bcio%c1 VII. a. Vee.a-
and daughter Of Michael ana Creoe 6. -
Funeral Tn"slsy. February - a. s.'
q m. thence To the church ~ Dur Lady
of Angels stth 81 and <fh A.. 1roo4-
lyn vh"re solemn requiem Tnass W. ~
ccl"bra cd. Infermcnf Tfoiv Crose Gems
tory Automobile cortese. Europea.
papers please copy.
sCHLOssER Nsrv. beloved mother -
Arthur. Wi'iian. Morris Fr"a sad
residence. @52 West isa,h sf. on Monday.
February 3 at 10 O'Clock
sCIoKTr>o Rosa Febrpary ~ 12ss. -
n.., oy"a gifc ,rd ot r'"tro sGioatno r.
Nicholas place. city. Monday. 3 80 fa-
Eeqnicm fnass s.. ca'hsrincs Church.
Wcs' sea
STAFFORD ON Friday. February 10 iaal.
I'll West i2sih 81 Funeral scrvioes m
Monday. February IA At z; Nary's EDis
copai Church. iol Lawrence ST. At TO ~
a. m.
STl>FR- Gabrielle on February H. ls7,.
d@arly beloved mother Of Ms Irma
Gotti"b ana Margaret stner ana slate
f4f
her ia,e hone, 400 West i29th 81. -
q. IN Monday
STRAUL ON Saturday. February n. ra2.
FetsI 'nee Sfon">. beloved VIE of Ron
OFT Strahl and heiov~d mother If Nar~
Edward Judge Jacob s. Esteila Plnn~.
sef"pei william. Arthur Dr NJ
e7lh year Funeral from her ate rcsi-
dence. 272 Bainbrid9e e. Isroohlyn. Mon
day. FEBRUARY ~. ~ II nl.
TAHER- February n. Elisabeth Wood
year. Funeral at Friends Meeting House
2ofh ST and Grarercy PARK. on Monday
February -. az l3.a0 'n.
TAIT February H. ie2e. Amelia catheri1a
Tait. Funeral services A. Methodisf
Episcopal Church iom~. Amsterdam az
and ga st Tuesday. II a ga. Members
OF Calvary ". f church invited
WHiTE-A' O-sinIng. y = February II
II white. In hsr s0'h year Finr-al
services vii b" held - her ate resi-
insi ? 50 p n. 80 ''' '''''''"'' '''''
WILLIAMS ~Ifarry. J. February Il 1922.
Al l'aterson. \. ! service a. tho hor7s
Englewood \. j.. Tuesday. February -
l'zz. a. ?. m. Interinent private -
Paul MINI. papers please copy
"ooLiEh SUNDAY. Fehruary ? is,a.
at the Hotel Savoy. Joseph Addison
Wooiley' In his 7sth year. Funersl
serrices a the Hotel savoy. Tresaar
February -. At y Please or.ft
flowers Interment private.
ZOKKOWSkI-' Lewis- on Februar. :
Mary I0rowshi. fn her ssth y-sr he
loved mother Of Belle Leopold and tho
late Abe Lewis ana Aaron Z Iesvis
Funeral from late residence l0s rasr
slst st Monday. February II. q a m
IN MEMORIAM
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Society Alert
Over Dog Show
Opening To-day
Mrs. Philip Rhinelander I'd
and Committee Of Girls to
Recruit Humane Society
Members at Exhibition
Snence Alumn@ Echearse
Mrs. Rogers Finishes Plans
for Playlct To Re Given
at Biltmorc Hotel Fctc

r,. oueninr Of the Westminster
r,a, Club show to-day at Madison
Sara Garden Viii have the prestige
- large attendance % society. Mrs.
o.;l,r phinelandcr I'd viii have charge
,.ba Humane Society booth. at which
,,iature drive for membership in
-. organization will be inaugurated
.,a continued throughout the show.
Mrs. Rhinelander's assistants will be
VIZ Louisa Wilson. Mss Adriennc
1s.l,u. Miss Audrey Hoffman. Miss Kate
darlington. Miss Genevieve Clcndenin
- Mrs. James Lenox Banks jr.
yrs H. II. Rogers. chairman Of the
ittee that is putting on "A Day
with q Debutanto' RS ore OF the foa-
.nres of next Monday ! nencht. when
the Hotel Bi.tmore VII he run by
women for 8 day for the Society for
the Prevention and Relief OF Tuber-
ruIosis has announced hor program.
THE playlet was written by George $
Campbell. author Of the Cruise of the
Kaws.' Miss Jeanne Eagels Will take
the principal part. In the cast will be
Mrs Cornelius II. Tangcman, Miss
Juliet Chisholm. Miss Beth Martin.
Mrs John Elliott. Mrs. Bryce Wing.
Miss Barbara Brokaw. Miss Dorothy
Kane Mrs. George Z. Baker jr., Mrs.
Waiter Rosen. Mrs. Bradish johnson.
Mrs. Frederick Frehngfuysen. Mrs.
George +. Draper Miss Elsie de Wolfe,
Mrs. Felix Doubleday and Mrs. lie
Grand Grlswold
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson has charge
Of The flower booths. and for her help
ers she is selecting q group of girls
from this and last years list of debu-
tantes.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

Birth. Engagement, Marriage,
Dcail, and In Mcnorinm Notices
may be lclcphoncd 10 The Tribune
dny time up tc midnight for in
scr'lon in The next days paper.
I clcphonc Bcckman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

Every Monday the Bryson Day
Nursery provides the volunteer sales
women at Every body's Thrift shop, ia
!ast Flfty-nlnth Street. Among those
fsoing are Mrs. Walter B. James. Mrs.
! her Bacon. Mrs. Charles Guthrie.
IS ". Vanderbilt. Mrs Robert
'''rs Mrs. Henry Parrish, Mrs VIII
.sr' Douglas Sloane, Mrs Ogden Mills.
J. Horace Harding, Mrs Harry
''sn Robbins and Mrs. Cleveland
rss
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
Spence Alumne Rehearsc To-day

The dress rehearsal of the spence
sumra play. EN- Casserole" will take
place tais afternoon in the ballroom Of
the paza. The first performance will
b. given at a matinee tomorrow after
room at 2:45 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

vs.. Harold I. Pratt Will open her
f'7se, IS East Sixty eighth Street, for
t' slxth and last of the Schola Can
fai-n lecture musicals on Thursday
tNTncon at o'clock. Mrs. Justine
Var will speak on musical education
tchildren. with illustrations by chill
tel trained under her method. Camp
ssl. Lclnnes, the Canadian barytone,
rll sing a group OF Old English bal
his The lecture ends the series for
TIE season.
Tie committee on lectures consists
o. N : Alice Preston, chairman: Mrs.
Winthrop Chanlcr, Mrs Newbold lie
Re, Edgar, Mrs. George Eustis- Corco-
ra", Mrs. Reginald Finckc. Mrs. Allan
Fcrbes. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn. Mrs. Ho-
ratio \. Slater, Mrs. J. Frederic Tams
ard Miss Lucille Thornton. Mrs. Frank
". lrueauff is treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

AT the home Of Mrs. T. A. Valentine.
Ess. Sixtv-ninth Street. to-day the
second OF the series of readings by
Mss Emma Mills will be given for a
clientele Of subscribers
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
FORSYTH -r,obnrt rarnhan ,,
murGh. . Swry. 6sth at. Monday II IN
Auspices Actors Fund :" '''
Ga RIDF.f.

ppr.''~~'n Saturday. February II 1922
a. ms r. s'dence. G25 Nesi is5th &,
Itr"'y Joseph Garidol. Funeral from
.a,' residence. Tuesday. February
= Al j" q. m; thence to 81 Elizahs.h. :
u,uIch' corner ls1th st. and Eroadxav
Nnere Il soil nm mass Of REQUIEM y,j,l ho
o'i"hrnted at 1850 a. m '''' ~
''''NL, At hcr late residcncc 7st c;a.as
~. BIoolSlyn. on Sundav I,o,,',a y' Da,es e
ysa- sa@' Einlly iIoyt Ileaiy IN her, ssh
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
IN MEMORIAM

skEEIs- Roswell tr. a memorial --rv.ce
VIII be held at - East e4th -. Thurs
day February is. at . O'clock so
flowers.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
DEATHS

WNILEY on Saturday. February H. n,
hlT r"sIdenc". t5 west SD e. pr
nearce Hoil"y. in tho 57th year nf his
rs" Funeral scrvicc ~ st Thomas
church. 9Th av.' and 52d St on Tuesaav
morning. February H. at 10 O'clock In
l"riunnt private.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

.. Mme. Domicio da Cana, who passed
.ne winter in New York at the Plaza,
las has sailed for London to Join her hus-
.ssno, .s, who is Ambassador from Brazil to
lae Court of st. James's.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

'N<iisalHmon - sf'er Sat SATURDAY morning. February
- ht 49, u ionS illness, Frederick Eaisnr
u. m ms ooth year. Funeral services 'yS,iiIi
y "S5r nro al ms late rcsifenco 727 Iefferson
laro,"kiyn' ON Monday. rab,uary r.
" WV IntHrMent uriVa,e
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

FTTTTNEN SUdfonlv. I1ahrna,.- ~ =,
SnS% Wsnn, a H'ellman. beloved xusband Of
M"oei hellmnn Funeral ssrVicGs viii
~, nr.n at tho Universal cha9e. 5e7
','N.ne' on aN.. corner 52d st Man i.,,.
mornIns February 1a, at $50 o'cioeE
'' D>oN N.1n Saturday. February II 1900
i'"rr,g, Judson. wife Of the IatD l'haY1@s
at her late residence. u piorr.,, ~, ne. re-
6rooiNyn' on Tuesday. Fcbruary,' va "a 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

S'snora Caro- Huntington. wife of the
Irss,s'dns rssd military attache OF the Italian
C1mDDassy at Washington, is at the Ritz
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
PER MINI

PEARI,-Suddenly. on Saturday. February
H. 1922. e Caroline. wife Of Dyer Pearl
Funeral services a. residence. "a West
,3i Tuesday, u m
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13
STAFFORD

STAFFORD ON Friday. February 10. 1871.
lnrniH stafford (n"e Hprieigh) r~sifsrc~
bll West l2sih 81 Funeral ecrvicsp oa
Monday February IA At 81 Narys Fpis-
copai Church iol Lawrence ST. At 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

ORR At Nutlev, y. J. on February II.
1872. James NJ. in his 64th year. Fu-
neral services at his late residences. %
valley Road. on Tuesday evening at
go. Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend Interment Nutiey
II q
New-York tribune., 1922-02-13

HN RolTr--At East Orange j. Feb
ruary 10. 1922. Edward rAyeor Bancroft.
IN IN" s3th ycar of his rye Funerai
private. Boston ana Lowell aocra ,,Io.s.
copy - i9
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
MIDGET SMITH GETS
VERDICT OVER DALEY
Local Boxer Furnishes Rival
Severely in Pioneer Sport
ing Club.

Midget Smith last night gained the
judges decision over Frankie Daley Of
Staten Island in twelve round bout in
the Pioneer Sporting Club. The midget
hammered his opponent from post to
pillar, but was unable to bring the
Staten Islander to the canvas.
The only rounds won by Daley were
the seventh and eighth. in which the lad
from Richmond showed at his best.
Daley in these two sessions tore into his
ment The Midget, however. did not
back away, but stood his ground, taking
all that came his way without wincing.
Smith tried to rush Daley to the ropes
to avoid Smith was caught off balance
and slipped 70 the floor. Daley jumped
to his feet before a count was started
and rushed his rival to the ropes, pound
ing Smiths ribs with both hands. Daley
weighed 119 pounds, while Smith was a
pound and a quarter heavier.
Izzy Kaplan, who recently forsook the
camera for the ring. continued his sue
cess as u IlBIL HldildBtI. the
photographer is handling the affairs of
Jack Bernstein of Yonkers, who was
given the judges decision over Johnny
Darcy Of the West Side in twelve rounds.
Kaplan's battler started off like
flash. and after sparring a few seconds
sent his opponent to the canvas with a
short left to the stomach. After gaining
his feet Darcy was again sent to the
floor when the Yonkers lad shot over
left hook to the jaw. The West slider
took count OF nine. Darcy managed
to last the round, however. by holding
and clinching.
Jack raised lump over Darcy's right
eye in the fifth round and later closed
the optic Darcy weighed 1876 pounds.
while Berstein tipped the beam at 1924
pounds
In the opening eight round bout
Johnny King was awarded the verdict
over Fred Block. Willie Ryan of the
West Side and Larry Goldberg OF Brook
lyn battled eight rounds to a draw in the
other contest.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
MRS. STETSON STAR
OF BELLEAIR GOLF
Scores an g. Strong Wind
to Reach Semi-Final Of
Tourney.

Spccial Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
sELLEArR HEIGHTS. Fla, March t.
The first match round of the women's
golf tournament here to-day furnished
no real upsets. Miss Edith Cummings.
who played SO brilliantly yesterday with
a record breaking round OF II. was over
90 In her match with Mrs. George K.
Morrow. of Pomonock. but despite this
fact she won by 3 and 2.
Mrs. G.. Henry Stetson. Of Philadel-
phia. was the days star Her score in
80 in strong wind was badly required
against Miss Bernlce Wall OF Oshkosh.
a seventeen-year-old player Mrs. Stet-
son won by 3 and l. Miss Wall after
being six down. won four holes in a row.
Miss Glenna Collett showed n flash
Of her regular game on the first nine
holes against Mrs. Alex Smith of She
neccssett. She covered the first part of
the journey in Al strokes. This enabled
her TO beat her opponent by s and 8.
Mrs. G. +. Fox of Huntington Valley
Is the other semi-finalist. She played
against Mrs. VI. G. Dennison Of Cleve-
land and won by 9 and /.
Golfers here are looking forward TO
to-morrow's semi-final, in which Miss
Collett will play against Miss Cum
mings.
Second division results: Mrs. J.. a.
Sheerer, East Orange, defeated Miss C..
w. Steifel, Wheeling. w. Va, and 2.
Miss Evelyn Alvord, Clearwater, de-
feated Miss NJ Edgar, Clearwater. and
4. Mrs w. G. Cook, Detroit defeated
Miss r. Holden. Chicago. and 2. Miss
X. ingalls,, Piping Rock, defeated Miss
Ester Tallman, Wilmar. Mimi, s and 8.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Close Matches Played
on Palm Beach Links

special Dispatch 10 THE New York HERALD
PALM BRAcH, Fla, March Two
matches went to the nineteenth hole and
ono TO the twentieth In the first round
Of the Palm Beach golf tournament to-
day. Al Mendcs. winner last year Frank
G. Newton. former Massachusetts team
captain Donald Anderson. the st Louis
schoolboy who annexed the qualifying
medal yesterday, and Hugh De +. VIII
loughby. former Palm Beach champion
all won their matches. The results:
First sixteen--Donald Anderson beat J. $,
Thompson. , and q A. =. Mendes beat q.
q. Bolton, and q y. O. Newton boat
y. Lounsbury. ! up; u 8. Rose boat J.
a. Hull, and 3; w. Langford beat y. A.
Mudd. Jr., / up GO hole-) r. Y. Beard
beat J. r. Smith. ] up (ta holcsl; J. W.
u. y, willoughby beat Gordon Douglas. J
up 40 holes)
Second sixtecn-H. t.rugar beat J. e.
Hutchinson. 4 can 4, y. y. vanstybo beat
y. II. Nichola, iad .; A. Winsman beat
". u. Reese up ~ II. Dannebaum beat
y, G. Crossett, and 4; w. J. Mac
farland beat ri ". schaeffor. ? and i
9. L. Bradley beat John shepard, Jr.. 3
and y. w. Kingsley beat II. y. Fore
man, and ! +. Allen beat r. Boardman,
and !.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Ernie Seitz Earns Decision
in Amateur Boxing Bout
Wins Feature Contest in Mys-
tic Shriners' Tournament.

Two thousand Masons and their
friends witnessed the first amateur
boxing tournament of the Kismet
Mounted Patrol, Order of Mystic
Shriners. which held a special one day
set Of bouts in the Kismet Temple
Brooklyn. last night. Eighteen OF the
best metropolitan simon pures COM
peted in five classes.
Ernie Seitz. the stocky Clark House
Hghtw eight, runner up in the State
championships. was the star winning
over Harry Galfund of the Samaclar
A. A. after four rounds OF intense fight
ing and then scoring another extra
period victory over Anthony Palmer
Seitz was roundly booed and cheerod
for five minutes in the Galfund setto
SO close was his margin of victory, the
judges disagreeing on both occasions.
after the third and fourth rounds.
Sid Terrlss of Rutgers Gymnasium
New York State bantamweight cham
pion. peppered Eddie Healy, n new
corner, for three rounds and earned the
decision by n wide margin. Terriss
was fast on his feet. and danced in
time and again with a good jab without
receiving q blow In return. Healy was
aggressive and made fight OF 1t. The
summaries:
10 Pound class-Nat Pinkus, unattached
defeated Sam Krinksky. Educational All
ance, three rounds, judges decision; Muir
ray YSs Layton; Clark House a. A., defeated
rounds, judges decision
l3h Pound Class-Anthony Palmer, Young
Mems a. c., knocked out Hugo HeinbucK,
23d street Y. NJ. Q. A., first round: Ernie
Seitz. Clark House a. A.. defeated Harry
Galfund, Samaclar a. A.. four rounds.
referees decision Judges disagreed at end
n ApHA IL uaa1 MaF.
round referee awarded bout 20 Seitz)
l2S Pound CiaeS--John Bunick, paulist Al c.,
defeated Joe Moore. 81. Christopher "A. O.,
three rounds, judges decision. Sam Nor
ganoff. Clark House a. a.. defeated Joe
scappatone. unattached. three rounds.
judges decision.
f4S Pound Class-Andrew Lake, Park View
a. g., Knocked out James Cardinolll, Clar,
House A. A., second round. Sam Fine.
Rutgers Gymnasium. defeated Abe Roaen.
unattached, three rounds. Judges decision.
Special Bout. iis Pound Class-sid Terriss.
Rutgers Gymnaalum, defeated edward
Hcaly. Hudson Guild, three rounS- trdges'
decision.
1iC Pound Glass tFinal Boup-Na, plnkua.
unattached, defeated Murray Layton. Clarls
House a. A., three rounds, judges' do
1853 Pound Glass CrinaI BouD-Ernio seitz.
clark House a. a., defeated Anthony
Palmer, Young Mems a. G., four rounds.
Judges decision.
i4s Pound ciasS CFinai BouD-Andrew Lake.
Park View 4. c.. won by default from
Sam Fine, Rutgers Gymrasium
i2s Pound Glass (final BouD sam Nor
Bunlck, PauUst A. e.. three rounds. judges
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Jack johnson Not Allowed
to Box in Stage Revue

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YoRx HrsAfp.
PLAiNFIELD, y. r.. March Jack
Johnson, the former heavyweight cham
pion prize fighter who appeared at The
Plainficld Theater this afternoon and
evening with his revue was not per-
mitted 70 give boxing exhibition nor
meet any local boxers on the stage, as
II was advertised he would do
Mayor Charles T.. Oizeauxs attention
was called 70 the announcement and
after comforting with the Corporation
Counsel decided such an exhibition
would be a violation OF tho State law, as
Johnson holds no permit from the State
Boxing Commission.
Johnson was announced TO box four
fast rounds and that he would meet any
or all local boxers Tho exhibitions
were omitted and instead Johnson sim
ply appeared at each performance and
gave a short talk. IN whicn he expressed
q wish TO meet Jack Dompaey TO deter
mine who was the better man.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Mrs.T.W. Blanchard Retains
Her Skating Championships

BosToN. March 7.--At the national
figure skating championship, concluded
here Tonight. Mrs Theresa Weld
Blanchard Of Boston annexed the WON
ans championship, which she has held
for four years.
Skating with Nathaniel w. Niles OF
Boston. Mrs Blanchard also captured
the pair skating honors and the four
teen step championship.
Sherwin &, Badger OF Boston, n Har-
ward student, was first la the mems
chamrionst'p events
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Boxing Lin1eHght Turns
on GibbOnS-Greb Bout
Bouts of the Week
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Second Field Artillery Armory-Preiimi-
naries OF Brooklyn College Clubs anna
teur tournament.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Columbus Sporting Club, Xonkers-Jimmy
O'Gaty vs.. Marty Summers, IL rounds.
Union Settlement-Amateur boxing tour
nament.
I02d Medical Armory--Lew Chester VS..
Tony Hiiiard. 10 rounds; Artie Lewis
vs.. frankie Maher. 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Second Field Artillery Armory-Finals of
Brooklyn College Clubs amateur tour
nament.
Arena A. C., Jersey City-Joe Lynch vs..
Mickey belmont. 1s rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Rink Sporting CIub-Lew Tendler vs..
Johnny Shepard, I2 rounds; Italian joe
Cans vs.. Mike Carrier, 12 rounds;
Danny Pearl vs.. Jimmy Martin,
rounds; Frankie Gully vs.. Benny Linn,
6 rounds.
Commonwealth Sporting Club-Mike Nc
Tigue vs.. Lou Bogash, Is rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Crosby Wins Third Game.

Special Dispatch 70 THr NEW YoRK HrRatn.
PHILADELPHIA, March Crosby High
School Of Waterbury, Conn, tonight
won its third game In the Penn inter
scholastic basketball tournament by
beating Central High or Philadelphia,
As TO &c. one of the surprises or the
tourney was the elimination OF George
School. last years Prep School cham
pions in the Red and Blue tournament
by the 81. Joscph's Prep School Of this
city, 26 TO 23
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Hyman Gold Knocks Out
Donnclly in Fourth Round

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw yonK IIrpALp.
PHrLApELPHrA. March - Hyman
Gold. the Californian who was recently
stopped by Lew Tender IN Madison
Square Garden. Knocked out Johnny
Donnelly or Uniontown. Pa. in the
fourth round Of scheduled eight round
bout at the Ice Palace tonight. Gold
weighing i4@h and giving every indi-
cation of being welterweight, had two
pounds on Donnelly.
Kid Wagner OF this city weighing
l2s pounds. In an uphill battle earned
n close eight round decision over Lieut.
Earl Baird OF New York. who weighed
t2gft
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Columbia Swimmers Meet
Princeton in Local Pool

Two Columbia teams viii see action
this evening, the basketball quintet play
ing next 10 its last league contest with
Yale at New Haven, while the swimmers
take on Princeton in the Blue and White
pool in an effort to make amends for
the defeat administered in Tigertown
earlier in the season
The basketball five expects TO score
over the Bulldog combination. The
Tigers look for another triumph at
water polo, and the only meet tha.
should be in doubt until the last eyeBi
appears 10 be the swimming.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Leech Goos to Overlook.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK HrR,1p.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 7.-Bill
Leech. from the Falls OF Schuylkill,"
made famous by Jack Kelly worlds
champion amateur oarsman. and more
than q half dozen professional golfers.
has been appointed professional al the
OverbrooS Golf Club. succeeding Jimmy
who has gone to New York
Maurice Talman to-day signed three
year contract ~ professional NJ the
Whitomarsh Valley Country Club. II
was reported that he was going TO
plymouth. MaAr.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08

Paul Costello May Row
Hoover for Worlds Title

PHILADELPHIA, March Paul Co.'S
tello, Joint worlds double scull titles
holder with Jack Kelly. has challenged
for the Philadelphia gold challenge
sculling cup. which is held at present
by Kelly.
Kelly mas positively retired from
sculling competition, but Waiter Hoover
holder. has also sent in a challenge for
the cup and Costello and Hoover viii
probably meet on the Schuylkill River
June 8.
Kelly retired because he cosld not ar
range match race in American waters
with Beresford Of England. EylSen OF
Holland or any Of the foreign stars