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The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Havana Entries.

FIRST RACE - Two-year-olds. claiming
$500; five and a half hiriongs Conun.
drum, fn2; Abe sabiotaslsy, f05; Rocka
bye, fO5; Plegan, i05. Courtier. 103
sBruahwood. iO5; Gonwithim. i0s.
SECOND RACE - Three4year-olds claim
Ing: $500: six furlongs Awning. 100
Mooresque. fO2; 'Molly Puff, i02; 'Kitty
Cheatham, i02 Sovereign IL. 1o5; 'Sii
Jack. los; Miss Rankin. 1oT; Perfect Lady
fo5: Rlaise. ii2: Mary Riegel. liz; Port.
THIRD -Thrce-year-olds and up
Claiming: SSO0 six furlongs. Valentine
dor fOf: 'Medusa. i0i; Don Pepe, i05
Ciceronian, i07; Nan. 10T: iiohokus, no.
sRas. no; Red. 49, Titenia. liz; Colder
Chance, 1i5.
.'oURTH RACE--All ages; La Punia Handi
cap; $500 six furlongs Master Hand 1906
The Boy. 10. Chief Sponsor, III Belle o.
Elizabethtown, III.
FIFTH RACE--Three- -year-olds and up
claiming; $500. mile and sixteenth
.who Can Tell. p2 .Thistle Queen, fO2
'Horeb, 103; 'Montlllo. 1903; nellie Yorke
1o5; Brynlimah. ios; Duke OF Wellington
no.
NTH RACE--Three- year-oids; claiming
5000; mile and fifty yards, .Orris. 0s
India, as .Fayelie, os. Ketoi. los Fl,
Cast. io5: Rsndcl. io0i Nig. 1oe, 'stone
wall. 1o6.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
johnson Aids Landis in
Attack on Baseball Pools

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.--Ban b. Johnson
president o the American League
to-day turned over to Commissioner K
NJ. Lands data covering two years in
yestigation of baseball pools.
The report, compiled at the expense
OF the American League. was read al
the recent joint meeting in New York
and so Impressed Mr.. Lands that he
requested that 1t be turned over to him.
so that he might combat that which he
previously had termed "the slimiest
crooks ! have ever encountered"
Mr.. Johnson's investigation was car
ried on only I'm Chicago, where pools are
said TO be operated on more extern
sne scale than any other place in the
country. According to Mr.. Johnson,
the report names the places where the
tickets are dispensed.
Just how Mr.. Lands intends to COM
bat the pools has not been announced.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Havana Results.

FIRST RACE-Iror two-year-olds; claiming
purse $500; five and a = half furionss.
won; Iusionlst, 100 (Merinee,. 80 and
$500 second; Cisqua. Jo3 (Tryon). s38o
sss racr s hose H. and nd Suy 1ah a.d pss ram Bob
SECOND RAcE-Isor three-year-olds and
upward clalminsi purse $500 six fur
longs: Pay Atkln, il2 orrsyl, sos.oo. ss2
s9.7o and $500. second Big. Son. ITO
Oirossl, S9lO. third Tiuie ~ 2-5:
Frst rpnst Get EN- In.,s 1 MarsnsI sm. Tgh Ugh
Juanita 81 also ran.
THIRD RACE-For three year r-olds and up
ward claiming; purse $500; sIx furlcngs;
and $3.50, won Majar .pomo. ll5 tGrossl
$3.50 and 49,. second Bobhed Hair 1Oi
q. callahan). s2,Io, third, Tune, ~ %.
Berretta. Lady Rachel. Breadline. Hulo
and Twenty-seven also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For thrce-year-olds and
upward; claiming; purse 5000: five and
side. 100 i elotners,, V s4s ' and 81. see sec-
oond; si!oceo, III tPickens,, $3.50, thIrd.
Tea, old Sinner. FlncastIo and Redmon
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Once Around handica p
,;,. tsT slI ss ages purse, $500; on, mile 40 q, I,
'Brothers1. si5o ana oui. second: Romp- r-
Hs ss s'S ss Rue fHss sss SSd a"d r'@S ToSey s Besa
also ran.
SIXTH RACE--ror four-year-olds and up
ward. claiming purse. $500; one rii" an
fifty yards. Carbon. i0s CGuthridge)
$3.50 tito and sT.ne won: Prr D 1~
10 (Ambrosei, 81 and $3.50 second May
llose. iO2 tYerratp, $3.50. third. Time,
= :i3 3-5. LADY Freemeen, Billy zane va
man. Golden Red and Chmora also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE--Fpr three year -ods and
upward; purse $500; one mile and six
teenth QuaEe. JIG OPi,ken- }. Sl2.io
az ss 10 and ~ 20. sesona. ro~scrrar y
Cvoodstock), s4.6n third. Time. ! as 3-H.
bad Walk Up, San Pablo and North Sea
also ran.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Eastern Elevens Arrive
in Chicago on Way West

CHICAGO. Dec 2o.--Two Eastern foot
ball teams on the. way to California
for holiday games stopped here to-day
en- route to the coast. The University
of West Virginia squad. twenty-eight
in number, In charge of Coach Spears.
arrived on the same train with Coach
Hugo Bezdek's Penn State team, which
is scheduled to play the University OF
Southern California at Pasadena Janu-
airy /. The West Virginia eleven will
oppose Gonzaga at San Diego on
Christmas Day. The virginians were
said to be in the best of shape after
the Eastern season.
The Penn state squad. composed of
twenty-five players. travelled West in a
special car which will he dropped off
at Williams. Ariz.. Friday night. The
party will make tour uf the Grand
Canyon on Saturday. arriving In Pasa-
dena on Sunday afternoon to prepare
FOR the Southern Californisns on New
Years.
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With the Scholastic Athletes

mate the victims from the Manhattan
title hunt.
Boys High School yesterday cam
celed the scheduled basketball game with
High School Of Commerce. Boys High
advanced as it's reason that with both
teams strong contenders for their bor-
ough titles they might meet in the inter-
borough series and therefore Boys de-
sired to call off this game Commerce
has won ten straight.
Kenneth wibccan OF Boys High
School has been voted the best athlete"
OF the graduating class by his class
mates. Wibecan has won seven letters
In track and football-four years OF
track and three years OF football He
was chosen over Jerry Rubenstein, cap
tain OF the football team: George King
Charles Rosenblum, Frankel and Dam
sky.
Hugh Hirshon direction OF the annual
track and field games Of the Wilco A.
A., which are scheduled for February
10 at the Thirteenth Coast Defense Com
mand Armory. is the third to invite
Frank Hussey. the Stuyvesant sprlnter.
TO meet several A. a. y. stars In a
series OF dashes Albert II. Collins. Hus-
sey's coach. will decline, as he did the
invitations for the Municipal games
January 10 and for the Fordham Uni
vcrsity meet January 20. The latter
date also conflicts with the L. s. A. L.
championships
Wally Loughran, tackle on the Brook
iyn Prep football team, was elected 20
the oaptalncy OF the eleven at the an
nual dinner given 10 the team at the
Brooklyn College Club. Loughran sue.
ceeds Ralph Furoy His selection was
unanimous.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Challenging Nations May
Compete Either in American
or European Zones.
CURTAILS TRAVEL COST
Five New Countries Admitted,
Bringing Field of Contes-
tants to Eighteen.

LONDON, Dec. 20 ASSOCIATED Press).
The lawn tennis teams of the ma
tions taking part in the Davis cup
competitions hereafter will be divided
into two groups, known as American
and European" the ultimate winners
in each group playing one another
and the winner of this contest playing
the holder for the cup.
Adoption of this zoning system was
decided upon to-day by representatives
OF thirteen nations figuring in the Davis
cup competitions as a means of minim-
izing travelling expenses. Each team
Is to be allowed to choose the group 1t
wishes to enter for the contest leading
to the challenge round.
Henry w. Slocum represented the
United States and also watched the pro-
Z ceedings on behalf Of Japan at to-day's
meeting. The American representative
arrived in London only yesterday. and
will leave for home on Saturday.
Luncheons. dinners and theater parties
arranged by the English tennis officials
win occupy most of his time not de-
voted to the tennis meetings.
1t was decided to admit Hawaii. the
Philippines. New Zealand, Italy and
Runania TO future Davis cup competi-
ton. but the ban against Germany,
Austria and Hungary will be main
, tanned. Henccforth the American team
will be designated <the United States
instead of "America,"-a as heretofore
With the five new countries admitted
to-day the number now eligible to the
Davis cup competition is Increased to
eighteen.
The meeting will be continued to-
morrow, when the questions Of stand
ardizing the balls and making the rules
uniform will be considered. Mr.. Slocum
also plans to bring up the question of
Wimbledons right to retain the honor
of holding the world championship
matches perpetually. 1t is understood
that France, Australia and others now
side with the American view against
the retention of this honor by Wimble-
don in perpetuity.
Mr.. Slocum said tonight that the dis
cussion of the matter would be informal,
ns 1t was unlikely America would con-
sent at this time to enter the Interna-
tional Federation, but that he like the
English and other delegates, twas con-
fident the whole question would be
satisfactorily arranged before the next
British tennis season.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
New Orleans Entries.

FIRST RACE-Purse, ST00; claiming; foi
two-year-old maidens; FIVE and hall fur
fi2; Sweet Mama. fi2. Sam Trexell, ii5;
sIr Sidney. ii5; Vortex. ~ Josie NJ. io5
.Kltty Carpenter, loI "cappy Ricks. ilo'
lis; sultan. ii5 'Auntie Em, i0I; lrene
Walton, lis and 'Glydon; 100. -, q.
thrce-year- -olds and upward. six furlongs
Winneccnns, ~, 'Smari Guy, no; Spring
vale, 1i2. 'Tingling, H. Promising Tom
il2 Blazonry, 10 Jock scott, 10: Leo ,..,
Ammis. los; Fuisee. ics MAY Bodine. 100
Moonwinks, 100; Ettahe. li5; Ragazza
ioa rlihhsrtygihbet. 49, Hot Feet. 100
THIRD T,AcE-Pufse, $500; claiming; fcr
thres-year-olcs and upward. horses an @an'
I"f, .Tns Decision. JiDo"s TO- War fsg rcnnant lis
Jake Schaas. lis .Msehlavelh, fi5; stal
Time. .io7 Stick Pin. loT.; Tom Cassidy
door ito; ;Kinslins IT,. iio; :Fred @ kin
nsy, fo2 Briarcliffe. ii2; 'Alva. io2 KRIS
ties cub, no. Silver Springs, no. and
FouRTH RACE Purse, s7oo; The Terrebon,
longs Rep. ios Hidden Jewel III
Sy,pa rco Isss G ssraaf ,d anVsyoOs VSCs
iOa Ralco, LOG. end Ahlsze, io7
FIFTH RACE-Purses 500; claiming; fol
seventy Yards. Zone d'Armee. hi
Trooper, iis .csggouttlns.ee,. lis SEX
horter, 1l3; miles s., lO3 "Paul Mlcou
i05; On High, Ioi; 'Jnoobina, io5 'Littl,
lup. 100. sOgarite. 10l Pimlico, los
Gcaler, lis, and 'Simpicty, 90.
SMITH RACE-Purse, S7Oot claiming fo'
sixteenth. British Liner, 100 bonneville
100; Natural. i08: Not Yet, iod; Musito
100; Anniversary, i0n; Searchllghl III
Wing. iOi sAttorney Muir. fo4: sBaiiybel
iOf .Translent. iO4 tulsa. 1o4; WI
Soon,. 1895 Eternity. lCa; Viva Cuba. i0d
and Concentrate. tOn
Apprentice allowance of five pound.
slai,nod. Weather clear. Track slow snt
improvLngs
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
u. S. Athletes NOWhere
in SartOriaL Handicar
Scheduled Boxing Bouts
TONIGHT.


Paterson, n. J.-WilIie Herrnaa vs.. Al
belmont, twelve rounds.
West HoDolSen A. c., Hoboken. ~. H.
Babe Orlando vs.. Tommy Hiliiard. twelve
rounds.
Iosd Regiment.-Joe Click vs.. Young
Diamond, eight rounds: Lee Wedo vs.
Danny Lyons, eight rounds.
Rink Sporting Ciub--fiappy Mnhoney
rs. Italian Joe Dempsey, ira rounds;
Charlie Goodman vs.. Marty Collins, ten
rounds; Archie Walker ys. Cionie TAFT,
ten rounds.
FRIDAY.
Madison Square Garden-.Joe Lynch VS..
Midget Smith, for worlds bantam cham
pionship.
Stadium a. c., Jersey City.-Harry
Martone vs.. n. D. Phil kaplan, twelve
rounds.
SATURDAY.
Ridgewood Grove sporting Club-Eddie
Brady vs.. Willie CARRIER, twelve rounds I;
Joe staaley ". Willie Daney. ten rounds.
commonwealth sporting Club-Samfny
Noble vs.. Harry Gordon, twelve rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Speedy Sprinters to Run
at Municipal A. A. Games

Eddie Farrell. metropolitan sprint
champion, Is the latest sprinter to make
his entry for the Municipal A. A. spe-
clal invitation series of sprints to be
conducted at Madison Square Garden on
January Is. With such starters as Nc
Allister. national 100 yards champion.
and Sol Butler. the race is sure to be
an exciting one. j. A. LeConey and
Loren Murchison are expected TO send
in their entries within the next few days
i. Hussey, holder OF the interscholastic
record Of 8 $40 seconds for 100 yards
has declined to compete in this race.
The Police and Fire departments are
vieing with each other as to whom shall
enter the largest team. Although the
Police Department are confident of an
nexing the team title.. sport authorities
are inclined to believe that the Fire De-
partment will win.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Hockey Coach for Williams.
Special Dispatch to THE New YoaK HERALD

W1LLIAMsTowN Mass. Dec. 20.--It was
announced to-day that Russell II. Bar
keIl of Superior, Wis, had been named
hockey coach at Williams College Tor
the coming season. He will--start his
duties after the Christmas recess. Bar
keIl has been active in the Ice sport
for the past twelve years, playing at
different times with the strong teams
which have represented Cleveland.
Duluth. Mimi. and st. Paul. MINI. lie
is the first hockey coach to be ofiicialiy
engaged at Williams in the past twelve
years
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

Entries finally tabulated BY John j,
McHugh of the Public Schools Athletic
League show that 1000 boys will com
pete In the elementary schools indoor
track and field championships Saturday
afternoon at tho 10sth Engineers 0ormer
Twenty-second regimenD Armory. About
fifty schools have entered teams. The
Individual entry is 700 less than the rec
ord number OF competitors In former
years owing 10 the large number OF ele-
nentary schools which have been trans
formed into junior high schools.
The elementary school events are:
E.ghty-five pound class--Flfty yard
dash, running high jump. standing
broad jump, go yard relay. 100 pound
clasf-Sixty ward dash, running high
Jump. standing broad jump and 40 yard
relay. 1i5 pound class.Seventy yarc
dash. putting eight pound shot, standing
Jroad jump and 4lo yard relay. Un-
limited weight class--l00 yard dash. put
ting eight pound shot running high
Jump and $50 yard relay. Seventy-five
Mound class--Forty yard dash and 90
yard relay. for fifth and sixth year
classes
The basketball contest between De
witt Clinton and Morris High scheduled
yesterday was called off. Clinton stu
dents are In the tNroes Of examinations.
High School of. Commerce. five, with
n record OF ten straight, is not as great
q favorite now for its contest with
stuyvcsant High School as Il was a
week ago. Stuyvesants best players re-
turned to the lineup against Columbia
freshmen and the Scarlet and Blue won
easily The teams viii meet Friday
evening at the 212th, Anti -Aircraft Ar
mory, and a defeat for either may elm
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Reiselt OutpIays Lookabaugh.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O.--Otto Rel
selt, Of Philadelphia billiard star. to-day
defeated Earl Lookabaugh of Pittsburgh
in two national three cushion league
matches at Allinger's. He took the
afternoon match so to 81 and again ui-
mphed at night so TO 3s. Lookabaugh,
who made his first appearance in this
city since entering the professional
ranks. led Reselt at the start OF both
matches. A high run OF nine was Rel
selt's best effort in the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
KILBANE CAN'T BOX
CIRQUE DUNDEE
He Declares French Champion
Must Meet Him for the
World Title.
By CHARLES r. MATHIsoN.

Johnny Dundee. holder of the 1s0
pound title by right of conquest, and
OF the American featherweight cham
pionship through forfeiture by kilbane.
is much exercised over the reported
matching of Kilbane and CriGui. feather
weight champion OF Europe. for a
worlds title bout at the Polo Grounds
next summer He declares that such a
match would be an injustice to him.
II issued a formal challenge TO Kill
bane about ten months age" Dundee
writes, "and Kilbane declined 1t. He re-
fused to come out of his shell and de-
fend his title Consequently the Box
ing Commission suspended him and
recognized me as champion.
80 far as the Criqui match is con-
cerned. l do not think the Boxing Com
mission will permit Kilbane to &c one
of the participants, inasmuch as he Is
not licensed as a boxer here.
II do not wish to convey the inn
preston that I'm a 'squawker. What
1 want is fair play, and that Is what
I'm going to get, regardless of the cost.
Il have every reason TO believe Kill
bane is afraid to meet me. He has
turned down no less than twenty-five
offers for no reason other than that he
Is not ready yet AS for the Criqui
match, l should get it. not Kilbane.'
Happy Mahoney will take on Italian
Joe Dempsey, the Williamsburg butcher
tonight at the Rink Sporting Club,
Brooklyn. Archie Walker, former anna
teur lightweight champion, will test
srat . - n q i'm a contender
claims he is the Canadian champion
The third ten round bout will bring to-
gether Charlie Goodman and Marty Col
Inns. the hard hitting East Side ban
tam. August Pisano and Eddie Martin
meet In n six rounder and Jack Snyder
and Jerry Sullivan are the principals In
the four.
Midget Smith and Joe Lynch. who
meet tomorrow night at Madison Square
Garden in bout for the bantam title,
have faced each other in the ring twice.
Smith held his man even in the first
encounter. but Lynch received the de-
cision in the second. Judged by his
performance against Johnny Curtin,
Smith. is in good condition physically and
should put up rushing battle in the
Garden.
Three other bouts will be offered to-
morrow night. The semi-final between
Kid williams. former bantam champion,
and Harry (Battling) Leonard promises
action Leonard will put the former
Baltimore tiger to the acid test.
A six rounder will bring together
Eddie Shea of Chicago. who is a stable
mate of Lynchs, and Joe Ryder of
Brooklyn. The curtain raiser of four
rounds will show another new face in
Mamie Jacobson of Newark, opposed
to Louis Guglielmini
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Bernard Kirk Has Relapse.

YPsrLANTr. Mich. Dec. 2o.--Bcrnard
Kirk. left end on the University OF Mich
lgan football squad. who was injured In
AN automobile accident here Sunday.
suffered q slight relapse to-day, accord
ing TO hospital physicians. The doctors
said they feared meningitis might de-
velop. Kirk sustained fractured skull
when a ear I'm which he was riding left
the road and struck telephone pole.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Cannefax to PlayLookabaugh

Bob Cannefax OF New York and Earl
Lookabaugh of Pittsburgh will meet this
afternoon and evening at Strands Acad-
emy in the continuation of the Inter-
State three cushion billiard tournament,
which Is being held in fourteen cities
to decide the national champion. Came
fax and Lookabaugh will play for fifty
nolnts In each session.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Soldier Fives to Collide.

The Seventh Regiment basketball team
will meet the 101st Signal Battalion at
the Seventh Regiment Armory. Sixty
sixth street and Park avenue. tomorrow
night. Both organizations are strong
contenders for the National Guard title.
The Seventies team Is composed OF Ed
Davidson. Harry Becker. Bill Hamilton,
Foster and Elliot
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

ST. Nick believes in max
ing his Christmas cheer
substantial!
See him handing out the
good savings on our mems
suits!
Revisions of prices here
and there all along the line!
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

Up his sleeve are some
Gift Orders, too.
Orders for just what men
and boys want.
Handsome certificates in
Christmas envelopes.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

Dressing gowns-warm
woolly ones for cold morn
ings. Silk ones for the
"open fire."
Housecoats, house slip
.pers. travelling bags, radio
receiving sets, skis, sleds,
everything in sporting
goods as we'll as things to
wear.
Foot-note: We're featuring
Sturdy all-leather school shoe for boys
on our +S5 Percenter last Tor S5.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-20
Ripping Rhymes
GENEROUS MEN
BY Walt Mason

Few of us are sordid misers when
good counsel should be sprung, and
as welter-weight advisers we all WELD
a fluent tongue. When man comes
up and hits me for loan of fifty
cents, oftentimes my conscience twits
me, for I'm prone, like other gents,
to indulge in long discourses on the
folly of his way, till my larynx sore
ard hoarse is, and my hair is turning
gray. And l mark the victim listen
- NV words of golden worth, and 1
see his teardrops glisten as they
Irickle to the earth. Always l feel
s1amed and bitter when I've rounded
cut my spiel, and dismissed the way
worn critter with a guilder or a wheel.
If another seedy caller at my wig
wan door appears, 1 will give him a
half a dollar and not lecture him
to tears. For / know that words are
useless when hungry man comes by;
they are stale and flat and juiceless,
and won't take the place of pie. But
the love of defamation gets me when
! the DO arrives, and l hand him an
Grafton stead of honey from the hives
/ And my ardor's not diminished by the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-20
Reaching 100 Years

If you believe that only dozen or more per-
sons in the United States are 100 years old,
change your opinion now. According to an Asso
ciated Press dispatch, there are $500 men and
women in the United States who are older than
100 years, and DR.. Royal S. Copeland, health
commissioner of New York City, is quoted as
authority for the assertion.
Right living and right thinking, he asserts,
would give the average person chance to reach
the century mark with "eye undimmed and nat
ural forces unabated.'
Why do so few of us reach a ripe old age?
Dr. Copeland intimated that violation of hygiene
is one of the big reasons. If we would pay more
attention to the rules of health, all of us could
lengthen the span of our lives considerably. We
die comparatively young, because we violate the
rules of health and must pay the price for our
folly.
At that, we are living longer than did our
ancestors. In New York, for instance the aver
age span is SO years now compared with AZ years
which was the record so years ago, says DR..
Copeland. But the rate at which we are increas-
ing our tenure of life is entirely too slow to sat-
isfy medical authorities.
A change in our habits, better understand
ing of the laws of hygiene, and more determined
effort to combat disease and strive for longevity,
will bring about the desired end.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-20
HadClose Shave

My wife and children thought was
dying, when, after an attack of acute
pains in my stomach, became I'M
conscious. 1t was right after our Sun
day dinner. They say l looked like
dead and guess I had a pretty close
shave. I have been having more or
less stomach trouble and bloating with
gas for past two years and could get
no permanent help. Talking with
friend about my attack, he advised me
to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
have not had any gas or stomach
trouble since taking 1t eighteen
months ago" Tt is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis One dose will convince
or money refunded. Glenn Thistle
thwaite's drug stores, A. G. Luken
Drug company and druggists every
where .-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-20
TODAY'S TALK
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