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North Concord

Much sympathy is felt in this
place Of the many friends of Mrs.
Mcddie Fourier who lost her hus-
band a few weeks ago and Satur-
day she had to psrt with her only
daughter, Mrs. Fred Fourier, who
died at the st. Johnsbmy hospital
where She has been sick a long
time.
Harry Ranncy is able to work af-
tcr his recent accident.
Arthur LVnaugh visited in Lyn-
don first of last week.
M. and Mrs. Lewis Vachin have
gone to st. Johnsbury to live
where he has woIs on the railroad
section.
Tacoma Stockwcll OF Concord
wa a guest of Crissie Perkins
Wednesday night.
Francis Chapman of Concord
commenced clerkihg in w. NJ. Rich
store Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Blodgett Of Gilman
was Wednesday visitor of her SIS
Ter, Mrs. A. Vachin.
Miss Ruth Barnard the teacher
was a recent visitor at Concord.
Miss Crissie Perkins spent the
week end with relatives at Gilman
Mrs. Louis Vachin was taken
sick the last of the week but is bet
ter at present
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Concord

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kellogg Of
St. Johnsbury We're at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Quimby, Sun
day.
Mr.. andIMrs. Eden Jewell were
Sunday visitors in Lunenburg.
0. w. Baker attended meet
ing of the Shrine in Sherbrooke
Saturday
Amos Ralston and family of
South Ryegate spent Sunday atJ.
r. Ralston.
MI and Mrs. Alison Smith,
Plainfcld, Miss Dorothy Smith,
MiddlescX, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Smith, Cabot, have been guests Of
Nh. and Mrs. O w. Baker.
Mrs. T. +. Wheaton was a week
end guest of her mother in South
Ryegate.
Mr.. Parker Of Montpelier was q
guest at the Harding home the
last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Baker and
son Herbert were in Burlington
the past week.
Miss Wilcox, Go&s Hollow was a
guest OF Miss Bessie Hitchcock the
past week.
Mrs. LuVa Ladd and joseph
Sullivan, st, Johnsbury were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Char
les Morgan.
Nj, and Ms. George H. Hast.
inps. Mrs. W. II Lindsey and Il.
M. Hastings were in St. JohnSbury
Sunday to attend the wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Underwood
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Important Football
Games Tomorrow

Northeastern Vermont mas its
eyes on the Vermont Dartmouth
football game at Hanover tomor-
row. Fans are looking for a fast
contest. Other games that local
pigskin followers will be interested
in are:
Hanover, N. H., Dartmouth VS.
Vermont.
Cambridge, Mass, Harvard VS.
Centre y
Worcester, Mass, Holy Cross VS.
Boston University.
Orono, Me-, Maine VS. Bates. q,
State College, Pa, Penn State
vs. Middlebury.
NJ edford, Mass, Tufts vs. Nor
wich.
West Point, N. Y, U. S. Military
Academy VS. New Hampshire state.
New Haven, CT, Yale vs. vii
liams
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Quick! Don't wait! Every bald
head started with Just few falling
hair and a little dandluff-but soon
the hair appeared thin. scraggly,
and then the dreaded bald spot. 1t
seems a sin to let hair fall out or
tolerate destructive dandruff when
you can quickly correct all such
rair trouble with a bottle of de-
lightful Danderine.
Millions of men and women
know the marie Of Danderine; how
it col1ests oily, dandruffy, itching
scalps and helps the hair to grow
lone. thick, strong and luXuliant.
Danderine is not sticky or greasy.
1t is the largest selling hair cor
receive and tonic in the world be-
cause it is not d humbug! Get a
bottle at any Observation-Disclosures
tisement.
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standing in period of remarkable
growth. A counple of refinement,
personality and good education
have opportunity for tine income.
References required. Apply E. II.
Wheeler, ia West Rock Avenue,
New Haven Connecticut 9G-98
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Male and Female Help

COOK wanted for fall and winter
season at Notchland. Also general
girl. Good wages and steady
work. Might take a couple, if eX-
perienced. Apply Mrs. G. H. Nor
rey, Bemis, n. II. 80 If
WANTED-Man and wife thirty
to forty-hve years old to manage
sales organization in New Hamp-
SHE and Vermont, man familiar
with organizing and selling prefer
able. Wife to handle teaching
md training should have practally
entire time for work. Automobile
desirable. Nationally advertised
product, business Of fifteen years
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FOR SALE-Cood work horse.
Weight, 100. Call before noon.
1877 EN- ST. Newport 91-9G
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Seven room, story
and a half house. All modern I'M
provcments New hen house, large
garden. Call Caledonian-Record
office. 90 If
FOR SALE room cottage with
garden and hen house. Call 1911.
1896
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FOR SALE--Dly soft wood slabs
cut II inches and 4 #. at e. f.
Roy's mill. Phone 177-M. 6 to 0
p. III. 92-103*
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ROOMS TO RENT

TO RENT-Large furnished front
room. Also two adjoining rooms.
Phone A92-M. 76tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Soft wood slabs, cut
II inches, at Follensby's mill. 58tf.
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Some motorists complain of
automobile foot" but the trouble
with the speeders seems to be auto
mobile head.
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SUNNY SOUIBLETS

Many amateur sportsmen bang
ing away at game in the woods,
but the attitude of the game seems
to be that it should worry.
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LIVESTOCK

HORSE FOR SALE, or exchange
for equal value. Tel. 676-Y. Fred
Blay. 94-97
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WANTED

WANTED-20O pullets White
Leghorn and Silver Laced Wyan~
dottes preferred. Also 100 fowl,
Tel. 782M or notify O. VI. Cum
minGs. SO If
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HELP WANTED--MaIe

WANTED-threc farm hands.
Apply Impey and Cummings. S3tf
WANTED - Three good caIpon-
ters at once. S. M. Hubert. 81 If
SALESMAN WANTED-Must
have a car. Apply at 60 Railroad
st. 90tf.
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FOR SALE NOODLE inch
block, Is inch block, 4 IT, cord
wood, 4 IT. slab wood, Is inch
limb wood. Inquire Cary Maple
Sugar company. Tel. 683.
95-1G7
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NANTED--by adults small up
stairs tenement centrally located
man has steady employment. In
quire at this office. g2-97#
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WANTED-An aged couple or
invalid to board for winter. For
particulars inquire lmpey and
Cummings. 1896
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TO RENT-Roor1s 10 Summer
Street. Tel. J67-J. 80 If
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WANTED-gill for general
housework. Call 9 Pearl St. 9Gtf
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81. JUJ1.
WANTED - Forty men to work
on Federal Road job between Bar
ton and Willoughby. Steady work
until ground freezes. Free trans
portation to work and return. APP
ply to George f. Reed, Barton,
Vt. 92-g7
FASTEST-Selling Ford and
Chevrolet accessory manufactured,
big profits, exclusive. Write quick
for samples. Fred J. Barnard,
Newport, Vermont. 91-96
WANTED-First class granite
cutter, also men to learn granite
cutting, steady work. Anderson
llfberg Co. 95-106*
WANTED-Man with car to sell
complete line low priced Tires and
Tubes. 10000 per week and ex-
penses. Stellingworth Tire Co.,
Sterling, +. Liverpool, Ohio. 96f
WANTED - Carpenters. James
Murphy, Tel. 257-4. 96tf
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FOR SALE-One pacing mare,
known as McCutcheon mare, one
piano box top buggy, one piano
box sleigh. NJ. X. Paris, Lyndon,
Vt. 95-97
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FOR SALE-House, barn and 4
acres Of land or Passumpsic road.
Price $4,000. ". Sparrow, Tel 213-
l.. g5-97
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FOR SALE-Dodge Sedan $375,
Saxon 6, new top, 5000, Peerless
Special roadster, $500. Call at II
Ely St, st. Josnsbury. 96-97*
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New Orleans Entries.

FIRST EACE--Purse. 500: claiming; FOR
two-ycar-oids; five furlongs: Evelyn Saw
o,mzleigh, lof: Barbara Palmer. 100;
kinsman. III; Sophie Goldman. 107; TO
,. lot the ,oN Mulsshinner s. io1 z3sna ioi ,Ba
loI: Belle OF Biueridge. 10: ormont. no.
Sweet Mama. lo7; 'Ciiick. 1os. and Re
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s7oo: claiming: for
fillies and mares: three-year-olds aud up
ward; six furiongs. Chsteausay. 1o7
Of 1ss Pscard sn io oi esn X.sn . 10 No. .spsS
Girl. no: Last Brush. lo2; sArietta. i04; ;
sstrslsht Shot; ioI: Granny Lee. lo5
"fse a io Aph lio eAlsh Flip iIG Ils S .Mnsy o M
ii5: Little Annie. io7. and sacajawea. no
THIRD RAcE-Pursc. 500; claiming: for
Amsrcan GpMra GsS sodsr s io sGG
Dada. ~ SaRarnock. los; "Satana. 10s, I;
Thunderbird. io5:. Lord Herbert. no: .Dr.
Rae. no. Reral TodTe. los: MOODY. 10s .
Secretary. los; sAshlin. %. and Rustler.
roURTH. RACE-Ths Mississippi Handicap !;
ward; one mile and seventy yards. Ameri-
Stone; 100; Easstsssidc, 40; Despair. iie.
fifth RAcE-Purse. $500: Claiming: for
,Aillirc iSS; william A. ~; Sea Mict,
100; Tulane. iis 'sewer Combs. iiO
orcus. iie: .Trantuia, 100; Dark Horse.
III.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 800; ciaiminr: for
thrse-year-olda and upward: one mile and
sixteenth. sKing Trojan. 1Oi: scottish
Chief. III; searchiight. III. 100 Betty T..
ln5: Ballet Car. III: camoufleur.' ,na
'Tulsa, i0t: Honolulu Boy, III: sEn-
crinitc. 100: Amaze. 100: Musiso. 100 :
sruten. a9: 'Lucy Kate. loi; sTokalon
March. 1os. and 'Pheian, los.
'Apprentice allowance Of five pounds
claimed. Weather clear. Track heavy.
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Havana Entries.

FIRST RACE - Two-year-olds: eiaim!ns
purse 500. Five and half furlongs
Dirah Dean. sl02: sCisqua, 1903: sBob pra-
ter. 100; sSiislana. i04; 'Rosic H., joi: (:
Nutty, i05: Ilusonist. 100.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-o and up
ward: claiming; purse $500. SIX furlongs
sFirst Pullet, i04; Awning. l05 sGet EN-,
ITO: Marshal Tilghinan liz; Jack Healy.
1i2; Kinetic. i12; Ray Atlin. ii2: Snlite.
ll2; Juanits, ILL.,. liz.
THIRD RACE-Three-year- -olds and upward !;
clsiming purse 500 Six furlongs: 'Ber-
retta, f04: Bobbed Hair. f04; Foy, 1oI .
Lady Rachael. 100: Rediand. 100: Deer
Trail, 1i2: Tom Caro-. 1i2; Huntress. Iia:
Dlnty Moore. il2: 'Maior Domo. ia;
uullo. fi5; Twenty Seven, 1is.
FOURTH RACE-Three- ear-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse $500. Tive and a
side. 100: Col. chile. f02: Applejack. IT..
los: 'Pepper Tea. 100; sCock o. the Roosf
f0T; Old Sinner, f07: Fincsstle 1903; Red.
mon, 100; Sirocco. III.
TXrvrH RACE-Ail ages: Once Around Han
nicap; $500. Mile Ronping Mar, 90:
Little Black Sheep o.: blue Hawk, es
Tony Beau. 100; Buddie Kean. iiJ.
SIXTH RACE--Four- -year-oids and up-.ar I'd .
Claiming: $500 Mile and fifty yards. sLady
F'reeincn. 100: sMny Rore. IOo; sBiiiy Lsnr,
105; srioman io5: sCza rdom, los: Prospec-
tor. 10; Golden Red. 10: chimers. iia.
SEVENTH DACE-Three-year-oids and up
100: Tamper, 10a; sDaS. fD2; swaik Up,
1o'; San Pablo los: North Sea. Ill;
Quaker. 1i6.
Weather clear; track FAST
Apprentice allowance.
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Four Metropolitan Golfers
Reach Pinehurst Semi final
J. D. Chapman Among Sur
viving Quartet.

spseioi Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HEnLp.
PrxsHvRsr, n. c., Dec. 1s.--Four
golfers from the metropolitan district.
Edwin L. sconeld of Stamford. John IL.
Chapman OF Greenwich. John ID. Arm
strong Of shenecossett and r. c. Shan
non "a Of Massepeaua won their way
20 the senii-nnal in the Pinehurst Coun-
try Clubs first annual tournament to-
day.
scofeld played against r. T. Keating
of New York and won by UP at the
end OF the only c.osc match or the
round.
rrnsT EIGHT
J.. u. Chapman. Greenwich, defeated L. A.
Chenthnm. Pittsburgh. 2 and I.
II, g. Shannon "a, Hassapeoua. won from
Il. L. scofleid. Stamford, defeated r. T.
Ksatlng. New York. I up
j. II. Armstrong. shenecossett. defeated r.
T.. Brown, Msiietts Hay. . and I.
SECOND EIGHT.
DR.. J. 3. brown, Monscisir. defeated W. t..
Barr, pesrinx Harbor. up.
A. s.. Higgins. et. Andrews. defeated J. r.
Bowler. Woodland. and 4.
II. II. Hunt. Worcester, defeated Il. IL. Wis
well, Eiwanot. . and 4.
II. U. Racknan. won from III. Bradford
Lewis. Tedesco by Default.
THIRD EIGHT.
O. s. watsraouse. Ardsle-, defeated d. H.
sanborn, Weiiesiey. D and 4.
Percy w Thomson. Riverside. defeated W. Il.
Merrill. Brooklins. 4 and Q.
r. b. o'Bricn. Detroit. defeated u. v. Covert,
Locxport. u7 fie hoies).
James Ba roer. Fnsiewood. won from Y. n.
Eumsey, ErSu.iyn, by default.
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KNOCKOUTS APLENTY
AT CRESCENT CLUB
Thirteen of Seventeen Bouts
End Suddenly in ANA
teur Ring.

knockouts were as plentiful as marks
are in Germany in the preliIninaries OF
the amateur boxing tournaIDent in the
Crescent Athletic Club last night. The
tourney will wind up tomorrow night
with an intercity tourney. OF the sew
enteen bouts contested thirteen termi-
mated in knocllouts. OF this number
eight came to halt in the first round
and five in tho second stanza.
Wally Covert Of the Pastime A. c..
winner of an international tournament
with Canada and one Of the best OF the
Metropolitan middleweights, stopped two
opponents, one in the first round and
the other in the second.
In his second Covert was opposed by
John Luby, an unattached lad making
his first appearance In the ring Luby
proved 4 terrific puncher. but luckily
for Covert he become sick in the second
round after receiving several hard blows
in the stomach and had to retire.
Covert's ring experience and ability 10
take q blow without flinching stood
him in good stead In the first round
he 1Aas sent half way across the ring
with left swing, the ropes saving him
from a knockdown. IIonors we're even
in the first session. In the second
round Luby again caught Covert on
Luby was taken sick at this point and
Referee Eddie Forbes stopped the bout.
The summaries:
1i2 POUND CLASS.
Willie Moskowi;z. unattached, defeated
Tony Allicino. Clark House A. A., three
rounds; judges decision.
fiS POUND GLASS.
Willie Gross. Emanuel House. knocked out
Joe Martin, Greenwich House, first round
knnrEef
White. Italian School. second round. Jim
Donalli. st. Sebastian A. c.. defeated Artie
Schlanger. unattached. three rounds: /:
iudges' decision. Jim Palma. unattached
3 knocked out Joe Leva. Trinity Club. min
ute 20 seconds Of the first round. Paul
kobln. Montaus A. c.. knocked out Jack
mingtc 3S seconds OF the first round.
SECOND TRIALS.
jim Donalli. st. Sebastian A. c.. knocked
out Frank SAINT santone r.iro nna''aSnsa sesonos
three rounds; Judges decision.
t3s POUND CLAss.
Isaac Edward. wynns Gymnasium. knocked
out Dan o'powd. corlears A. O., 50 Sec
onds OF first round.
Murray Cohn, Sprague's Gymnasium knocked
ond Iound.
Pete Kazianskas. y. NJ. C. A.. knocked out
Morris WARSAW, Trinity Club. SS seconds Of
second round.
Albert Targonski. Y. NJ. c. A.. knocked out
Sol Barnaba, unattached, first round
Gus Sandauist Swedish American A. c.,
knocked out Jack Lane, Trinity Club. first
round.
Seconds trials-cohn defeated Edwards. three
rounds. judges decision.
f5S POUND CLASS.
Waly Covert. Pastime A. c.. knocked out
Murray Swertz. unattached. first round.
Second trials-Ed Miller. Wynns Gymnasium.
Knocked out Guy RoonAs. Pastlme a. c..
second round.
wallle Covert. Pastime A.. c.. stopped John
Luby, unattached. second round.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
FANTOCHE SCORES
ON A HEAVY TRACK
Mccoy Guides Him Home in
Front Of Small Field in
Feature Event.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW rorK HERALD.
New ORLEANS, La. Dec. 19.--Fan-
toehe. ridden by Mccoy, proved stoutest
Of the five left after seventy-two hours
in the entries to contes; the mile and a
sixteenth feature Belle Chasse purse at
jefferson Park to-day. Copper Demon
was second and IIern,is Kemble third.
Racing wass conducted under difficult
ties Efforts to harrow the track were
abandoned on Monday Immediately al
ter the rain and rollers were called into
action. These provided a path of eight
feet width from the inner rail, and
only those who were fortunate enough
to gain this territory early in the run
ming made any part of the accounting in
the six races. Golden Floss was the
only favori,e OF the day to register over
it. The results:
FIRST EAcE-ror maiden two-yes r-olds. .
Kelsey. io-i. 81 and e,S. firsf; ,First
eecond; Blue Bird. liz twilson). 81, FL
and 80 third. Time, III 40. Buddugic,
Reel Foot and Rupee also ran.
SECOND RACE-t'or three-year-old3 aud up
ward: claiming :, purse $70o; six furlon3s :
Golden Floss. I0a lR Doyle). 1873, 50 and
As. first: Kirah. los tkessner). o., 2,1
(Owens), 15-l. e-1 and SO. third. Time.
/ :l6 20. Ragazza. Pride OF India, Smart
Guy. The Peruvian and Service Star also
THIRD TlACE-For tnrec-year-olds and up
ward claiming: purse 500: mile and
a sixteenth Wyie. 100 tMein). II. o.
and Go, first; Ashlin. 81. (Fronk) col.
81 and I'll. second; Hope tiS tChalmersl, I,
81. even and 1-2. third. Time. ] :53 20.
Homeward Bound, Thurderbird Kebo.
Challenger Marse Jimmy. Jake Field.
White Haven and Satann also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-The Belle Chase Purse; for
three-year-olds and upward; allowances
purse $500: one mile and sixteenth: :
Fantoche. io6 (McCoy). ii-5, 80 and IL.
first; Copper Demon, fi9 (ButwelQ. Go.
1-3 and i-6, second: Hernis kemblc, 100
tMerimee). 81, 5-2 and As, third. Time.
go 40. All Fair and Escarpollette also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Tor three yea -olds and up
ward: claiming: purse $700 one mile and
eighth: Bravo. 80 fMein), 5-l. 2-l and
40. first; Attorney Muir. iO5 (Owens) :.
15-I. 5-l and 5-2. second; Sasamook. 10
(McDermotD. al. 10 and So third Time.
! 80 1-5. American Soldier. Johnny Over
ton and PhalAris also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For three-year-olds and Up
ward: claiming: purse s7oo; one mile and
sixteenth: Miracle Man, 100 (AbeD
la-i. G-i AMI 81. t.i-st: Grace Foster. 1902
taIeinl, 5-2. even and 2-5, second: Futen,
100 Fresihon). i0i. Al and 2-i. third.
Time. 1859 -. warlike. VIII Soon. Hut
chison, Napthalius. Regal Lodge. Viva
Cuba, Toss Up. Anna Gallup and Dada
also ran,
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Havana Results.

FIRST EACE.-Fo- maiden t~o-year-olds
iaass sainF s,, fc se2 fSc ,S sTa c has fg
sG.to and $3.50. first; Gray Bonnet. ios
fpickens). $3.50 and sa.eo. second CON
undrurn. ii2 tobert). ss2o. third. Time.
tion. Happy Moments. Jennie c. and Fore.
SECOND RicE.--For tvo-year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse sTnn; five and n
1880. ~. 30 and s.. 20 first: Toe The Mark,
1i0 fAmbro~e). 1890 and ~, second: The
EnnuIrer. 1t5 (Fieids). $500. third. Time
Hush, Two Eyes. Bruce Dudley and Mac
Murphy also ran.
THIRD RAcE.-fror tfree-year-oids and up-
ward claimina purse 1900: five and a halt
s7.so ard 81 first: Ny Friend Fs,. ia ia
(BaiD. tfs.iO and $40. second: Puff Ball.
100 (wailsl. 81. third. Time I of So.
Riposta. Miss csl,ha. Orchid King and
FOURTH RAcE.-For .hrec-year-olds and
upward; claiming; purse 500: five ard n
half furIonss. Runnan. i05 (stutts). 500.
isao s.loes snd snG r' sdsc ESs sso socnd a. San
Diego. ITO tAmbrnse). 1910. third. Time.
i:0T rs. spods. Huron II. Advance. Arrah
co On and Currency also ran.
ward claiming: purse 500; one mile and
fifty yards. Mallownot. los (Giicltl. SIS. 20.
s4eo and 1910, first: Hariock; los Yer
ios ytLanceo. s2.so. third. Time. / :4S So
Kathleen X. Ros. Bond and Black Top
sIXTH iRAcE.-ror ,nr.s,ycsr.oid. ana NJ.
:ass s':c's $3.50 Nans anS s,o fIr.s M .endors sisn
100 tPicksns), ss.2 20 and SO n. second I:
E Hu1l,g iOi ,asos ,nrSthsrs ''G; assl.G ssirS
praper. Feiix NJ, Thomas r. MeMahoS
end bloomington also ran.
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Scholastic Athletics

The two ties in the Public Schools
Athletic League dual swimming tourna-
mcnt will be settled tonight in,the New
York Athletic Club pool. In the first
meet Evander Childs High School will
face Townsend Harris High to decide
the tie for third place. Eacn finished
the regular tournament with eight vic
tories and two defeats. In the meet inn
mediateiy following Erasmus Hall and
Stuyvesant will meet to break the dead
lock for first place. Each finished the
season with one defeat In ten meets.
Stuyvesant defeated Erasmus I'm the
regular tournament and the victory was
regarded as an upset. Erasmus has Ne
greater number OF stars-Jack Lord.
Harry Lewis and Ted Smith-whiie
Stuyyesant has better balanced ag-
gresation. The meet may hinge on
thinking duel between the respective
coaches In the selection OF the entries
for tho various events These events
are 80. 100 and 220 yard free style
swins. relay. fancy diving and so yard
back stroke. A team member may COM
pete In only one.
Johnny Shaw, Stuyvessnt's star. who
swan only once this year. because OF
football viii be out OF the meet to-
night II was his exceptional perform
ance on the relay In the Erasmus-Stuy-
vesant meet that won that event and
the meet I'm that tourney.
The elementary schools indoor track
and field, championships will be held
Saturday at the 1Osd Engineers Ar
mory.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
Bartfield Knocked Down
in Bout With Paul Doyle
Veteran Soldier Near Kayo in
First Round.

Soldier Bartheld played new role
at the Pioneer Sporting Club last night.
The venerable and invulnerabie Soidied.
whose Interpretation OF how a whiriing
Dervish would whirl has made the orig
inal look like a bad case OF rheumatism.
who has played catamount. mule, boar
cat and what not all w.th success, this
time played the part Of blinking hori-
zontal bar. The Soldier ran into one OF
Paul Doyle's choicest left hooks and
then he ran kerpluni into one OF Paufs
straightest and stifrest rights and then
he went fat on his back.
Not very often in his career has the
Soldier been as close TO a Knockout a.
he was upon regsining his feet after
that FIRST round tumble. Right there.
however. Bartfeld proceeded to give q
demonstration OF how a properly
pressed gladiator can hold q ring rope
with one hand and an opponent with
the other and through this demonstra-
tion he managed 10 last out the round.
The Soldier rested up In the second.
In the third he was failing again and
had quite the better of the inning. but
4, was Doyle who did the better work
on the whole and he won the decision
Of the Judges Bartfeld weighed lSS
pounds and Doyle 14:.
In the second feature bout GYPSY
Daniels won a ten round decision over
Charley McKenna. The former amateur
champion was somewhat outmatched In
ring experience by the Wclshman. but
ne Kept his face TO the music all the
way and finished 40 strong In the tenth
as 10 Great an opinion that had the bout
gone q few rounds further the fast tir-
Ing Daniels would have been convinc-
ingly whipped.
Jimmy Amato got the verdict over
Tommy McAleer for no particular rea-
son IN third ten rounder. while In a
fourth frankie Curry bested Jack
Sxart.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
Harvard Team Honored
at Big Football Banquet

special Dispatch TO THE NE. yonK ITmstp.
BoeroN. Dec 1.-THE barquet bull vt
tho Harvard Club was thronEed tonight
with graduates who gathered to honor
the varsity football team. which beat
Yale In the Bowl last foil. Gold foot
balls were awarded 20 the players and TO
the coaches and speeches which were
enthusiastically received were made by
Dean Briggs of Harvard Percy uough-
ton, Coach Bob Fishor. Capt. Buell. and
capt -elect Hubbard. Houshton said
that this years game between Harvard
and Yale reflected tho splendid coaching
methods OF Bob Fisher an dTad Jones.