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New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Detroit Golfer Beaten
In Canadian Title Meet

LANCASTER. Ont. June 23.--L. L
Bredin. the Detroit star, was elimi'
mated from the Canadian amateur golf
championship to-day, losing to {. C.
Fraser. Of Montreal. in the semi-hnal
round. 5 TO 3. Bredin's defeat came as
a surprise 70 the experts, who had
rated him n sure winner after his SEN
sational victories over Frank Thomp-
son. the 1921 title winner, and other
leading eontenders.
Fraser will meet tomorrow for the
title y. ". Scott. also Of Montreal.
uho eliminated W. ]. THOMPSON, Of
Toronto. b. 8 and ..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Jerome Ns. Curtain Tn.niohf

Frankie Jerome, the Bronx bantam
weight. will have n chance 70 stem IN
and get a fight with Johnny Buff the
worlds champion. II he defeats "Irish"
Johnny Curtin tonight at the Queens.
boro Stadium, Long Island City. Curtin
has an agreement 10 hght Buff in New
Jersey but II Jerome defeats him the
latter VIII got the opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Bouts HereabOut,


TO.NTGUT
Oueens bor0 sfadium-Irankie Jsron.
- Triah Johnny Curtin. - rounds
Commonwealth = f--fou fsosash ",
Tommy Robson. ~ rounds
9th Regiment Armory-I.ee Wsd0 v,
Billy Brown. ~ rounds.
NONDAY
New York Nelodfone-IIsnny I~onas4
-. Jack BriftDn, !, rounds
BrOndway y. A.-itaiisn Joe Dsmpsey
~. Bert spencer. ~ rOunds
Freeporf (-Iohnny v Inter. y,
Johnny ietor, ., r0nnd-
EsDAl
Oakland \ s.. Jer-ey C.fy-K. 0
phil kaplan ~. Harry Mnrons. II
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
New Courts Open Next Week

Completely EQUIPPED IN every respect
the Cor-Ben tennis courts will open
at Clarkson Street and New York
Avenue. Brooklyn. next Saturday. On
the opening day there will be twenty
courts ready for the public. and within
short time fifty courts will have been
Ibid on the property.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

in a tic with Taylor for second place
and he came 90 tho seventeenth tee
this afternoon needing I, s. for q tie
with Hagen. brt he finished with :. 6.
and dropped 20 seventh place.
Thus Of the first seven 20 finish three
we're Americans and ono o Frenchman.
Willie Hunter lcd tho amateurs with
3li. three strokes better than Wcth-
cred. who tied with Hutchison las.
year for first place.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24


tho bio crowd that turns out every
q, Aqueduct this afternoon. There
And the oralists-wcll. they'll have
merry time collecting all that Is
coming 20 them after yesterday :
Ccfsc.o. A spill wasn't cifcumstahce
l. was q landslide. a glacier, an eaFtA-
Quake that swept every vestigc OF form
foundation into the debris of muTNy
despair. t.i
SIX favor!tcs IN a row were bow w.cd
ever. each succeeding catastrophe aoo'
inc 90 the plaintive blcats oi the sh0Fn
lambs. whose throats were parcned ana
raralvzca with bleating when the Ia )
choice went the way OF the oihcrs' J nc
frcrzic4 raclstrom was whlriirg carry
ard kept hitting up faster pace win
each cycle When the final whlrl was
over countless thousands OF the dumb
stricken stpdcsts o. form were SPIN
r.rg down the vortex 20 rise no more.
Lightning struck early and my hVe
times again So the same place. heh
W!shbore was scratched out of tnc
frs, race. leaving only three 10 cor
tcst the issue, nobody with an ounce
q sense could see anything 70 u 9ut
John r Maddcn's Harridan. harridar
rrcred NJ 10 3. The sharpshooters
,,oul9r'. .oach her al inc fguTesi but
tho students climbed aboard with sucn
svidi,y that her odds were knocked
down 20 % 7.
shcrardo Gallops at 20
Tho laymcn. who steer clear oi suen
fhor. prices. s,destepped the race
Nafhcr sherardo al % ] nor siofy
Teller at 30 TO ] got the sAgntest
t.rfie But Shcrando simply ga!-
irrca aIi .hc way. Harridan, Ike many
sro,for Tarorife of the afternoon, did
not seem able % untrack her eli. Oh
ttc stretch turn she moved up quickiy
+rr "a while. chen folded Ike an &C.
Gordon and faded 20 nothing.
Yretcrdav's card was nothing 20 bfag
ftogt The Queens County Jockey Club
v.s .ev.ns lis ammunition until TINS
afternoon. when q couple OF real STAKE
raroe arc fo hc presented. The class
of competition was entirely OF the
rIa,er variety The Olambala Handicap
.. milo. which was The feature, al
traeicd only Eve ~ the original eight
rorrInatIons Of an the events 10 most
e'oteiy arroximatcd horse race OF the
usual standard. But even here form
-an for sweeney
g Konigswald's Comic Song. the
ID ~
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
V+a~ o6en Wins PraMh Barnes and George duncan " "
Dempsey Must Sign With Wills
Before July 10, Rules Board
State Boxing Commission Edict Is Iaken 10 be an
Assurance That Rickard viii Promote Match
BEFORE Next Winter; Greb to Box Rosenberg

The State Athletic Commission conference assembled a. 2s
Yesterday Jack Kearn John Harrison Dem
a their heirs assigns executors that the aforesaid parties Of ns
s part have until sundown July 1922 for the Of accepting
declining the hunderous def hurled ~ 'ne genera" on ~ ore
Hary wills dus claimant to heavyweight title borne by he
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Bobby Jones in Golf Final

ATIANTA. Ga. june I5. = FrnnH
Codchaux. Of New Orleans, and Bobby
Zones. of Atlanta. will meet tomorrow
IN tho finals of the Southern amateur
cClf championship. Godchaux ciimi-
nafod N. c. Jones, Of Atlanta. and T.
this afternoon. shooting one above par
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

NdNdoHd bhhtfif
Paddy Mullins. manager of wis
scraped together the noble sGm Of
$500 recently and posted II wi;n the
commission 20 the time he registered
hi, demand FOR bout between his
ebony pugilist and the white champion.
The edict Of the co.nmissioncr mtan'
,ha. Kearns and Dempsey prior 90
July 10 must sign articles for boat
n call for a new pack Of cards. Corn
nisHoncr william MuldoDn 0a.d yes-
terday that the boxing auth0fliifs we're
nroceoding only with the regular order
az business in making this ruling, ana
that as Kcarns said he vas READY %
accent the proposed bout there "ould
he no dificulties over getting the aTti-
eles signed. sealed and delivered,
when Tex Rickard was notified
about the decision Of the State Athletic
Commission ne Opined that he would
be handing the two aghters fuil ioIn.
tain pen and pointing 20 nc aotted
line some time before the limit set Oy
the state pugilist.c solons. Tex IS
scouting around now looking Tor a
likely Site and tossing up coin %
choose the date. Even II the articles
are signed shortly Il "a not probable
that the champion will meet wis be-
fore next winter.
Johnny Wilson was chuckcd iign'
outside the gates Of This common" aitn
as a middleyeight champion YESTERDAY
bv the State Athletic CommissiO.. ana
he can now spend his time noDnobb.ng
with Johnny Kilbane ard maze races
AZ the New York boxing authorities
When Kilbanc was barred IN tnis stAte
a short time ago Wilson was warned
10 iump into the ring with marry 1feo
in iig time 20 make up for the rhn-oui
nerformancc ne pulled on the sehec-
uled bout with the Pittsburgh wildcat
last January AZ Madison square
Garden.
With that little formality out Of
the way. Greb has assumed the detense
Of the middleweight title ln TINS state.
and will take on Dave Rosenberg' oi
Brooklyn. as the first challenger: a'
some date in the near future. WIN
the nght-hcavywegh title under MS
belt as resul, OF his victory over
Gene Tunney, the pittsburgner VIII
whittl. himself down 20 100 pounds
ard take on the aspiring middlc"eiSn'4
for a while.
Az for Wilson. he is s'iil champ ION
everywhere outside the limits OF ms
state. bu, the New York Boxing Com
mission is now engaged IN correspond'
cnce which may affect the appearance
Of both Kilbane and Wilson N bouts
IN other states. In any case, Wilson :
license has been revoked In New. YORK
and his bankroll will be seriously az
fectcd, even II he feels no other snoeA
from the blow.
Dan Morgan. manager of JACK Brit
ton. who will defend his welterweighi
title against Benny Leonard az tne
225th Street velodrome Monday nign,
returned from Britton's training camp
AZ White Sulphur Springs. Saratoga.
Yesterday, and delivered himself oi
several carloads Of enthusiasm over
Britton's condition. "He weighs l'o
mounds right now" says Morgan ".anldi
never looked better IN his life. he y
outpoint Leonard from start 20 hnish.
In the meanwhile Benny Is having a
new suit Of clothes ordered 70 50 WIKI
the wclterweight crown he expects 70
grab, so you pays your money ana
you takes your choice
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
MAYNARD Reports to Red Sox

BOSTON. June o. -- Leroy Z. May.
,ard. Of Miller's Falls. captain and
shortstop OF this years Dartmouth Col.
lege nine, reported 10 the boston heo
SoN here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Hutchison, Third american IN
Tournament, Finishes Fourth
Fine Showing of United States Players frool OF
Great Improvement in American o'a"''"
of Golf. Il PLAYED Out of Luck" Says Barnes
By James M. Barnes
.speeinl Cable 10 The Tribune

1Ok IrlbHhf IH''
SANDWICH England June 23Before this championship Sau
w know that whatever Of British golf the Aersan stand
ard had improved greatly to-day proved that our claim" were
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Comic Song Romps to Victory
In Feature Race at Aqueduct
''Black Friday Marks Worst Upset OF Season. MOI
One of Six Favorites Winning for supporters
Sberando Defeats Harrdan, l TO Choice
By w. J. Macbeth
Of, Oh Such a SICKNESS!

OF, Oh Such SICKNESS! , e..
Good thing Black Friday only year IT WASH o
M b crowd ha, turns every Saturday afternoon nobody would De
=. se5n,, Ills afternoon There would place 70 hide
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

Nv Ha.. .s OF sfI I. N ssss G @ @ ~ " M " w ~ " ' o''o
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
THIRD SIXTEEN

First round Dwight Partridge. Bedford.
defeated W. W Rickcn. Apawamis ! and
3 B. J.. Eisback. Apawamls. defeated =.
Allison. Cherry Valley. ! up 90 holesl :
=. G. newton. Brookiine. defeated A.
Holmes Wee Burn. J and ?. Martin Little
ton 1r., Garden city. defeated H. s. Graves
jr, Apawamir. and s. 6. II. connors.
llams. By default. W. Ladd Rockaway.
defeated T. X. Crimler. Dunwoodie. 1 up:
" l.. Dowrcy. Apawamis. defeated W. II.
conroy. Apawamis and e. Norton
s.guires Apawamis defeated W. Z. Hol,on.
Wykagyl, 3 and {.
Second round-Partridge defeated Els
back. and s. Ltileton defeated Newton.
] up. Ladd defeated Connors. 4 and q:
eoulres defeated Downey. up.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Auueduct Entries

r., race-clalmins ,ro-year-old'; ~.
arrs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

and much q
J Z. furcnE
~S .n,Ag siHs Tins - Winner C. b Sir Io1
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such nrcs ~ vibrations, but his de-
vice introduced new defects which
were worse than the fault he tried
20 correct. lie also pointed ont thai
an Impulse given a. the point of dead
center viii not effect the isochron-
ism. lie also invented an Arrange o.
mont Of the cords for the driving Of
"A clock 20 maintain the driving
power while winding up The clock
he describes IN his book. already
shows a Concentric minute hand and
he also noticed Irregularities in the
ratio OF his clock. due 20 the changes
Of heat and cold.
Gruet. OF Geneva. substituted a
fuseo chain for the catgdt then used,
IN 1864.
Daniel Quare is credited with hav-
ing introduced the concenttc min
ute hand IN 1870.
John Harrison. the father OF the
marine chrunOmeter, spent a busy
life In It's invention and cuustruc-
ton.
England. France. and other mari
time nations offered large prizes for
the inSntluu Of method Of deter
mining the longitude at sea. The
only two methods then known were
the locating OF the position OF the
moon in relation SD certain stars, and
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Pisa were performed IN equal per
lols which he found by comparing
them with his pulYe. and this sug-
eDstc1 10 him. the use OF tho pcndu-
um 8H regulator for ClOcks.
Or. Robert Hook discovered that
the residence Of n spring ls proper
.iou1l 10 tho angle through which 81
has been wound, which ho exprcssed a
ln tho ecuteuco Of Ut tensile sic Wis"
"as ls the tension go In the force
He applied o. straight spring 10 the
balance to sustain !ts vibrations Ho
also applied two balances. coupled
together as a means for improving
the tmekcepiuE of watches. lie also
invented whccl-cutting engine
about 1870, and an anchor escape
mcnt ana n duplex cacapcment.
Christian HuRhens was the first 90
conceive the idea Of applying PEN
dumm to a clock aa a regulator. in
1856. In 1873 he published his
famous work. "uoroloEiorum oscll-
lWorum" In which h" describes his
clock with wings. and also oeta b.
GaHC3 the theory that the long and
hort arcs OF vibrations of the center
~ oscillation Of . pendulum Will be
iaochranous, IL performing cyClOid.
lie applied cycloidal cheeks TO his
clock 10 lead the pendulum through
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1922

dulum In 1915. These two inventions
still used today successfully, marked
the beginning of accurate time
Keeping by clocks
Thomas Nudge made improve
ments in marine chrohometers and
invented the lever escapement In
1865, which he later discarded TO
improve the verge and the cylinder
escapement. The lever eeca pement
was improved and Is used today.
whereas the other two have been
abn nndoned, not being suitable for
accurate timekeeping.
John Arnold invented the chron-
ometer escapemeut known by his
name. In 1882, and In lI75. the hell
cal balance spring, as used today in
marine chronometers. He also In
vented a compensation balance, and
conceived tho idea of bending the
ends of the helical hairspring inward
toward It's center to give the spring
greater freedom of development.
Thomas Earnshaw invented in
1890, the spring detent, chronometer
escapement and the compensation
balance as used today.
Great strides were made about this
period In the improvements of the
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marine chronometer. In France, lie
Roy Bcrthoud, Breguet and others
also invented and improved the
mechanism OF this timepieCe. Il was
Breguet who conceived the idea Of
bending the outoe end of the volute
hairspring upward and inward tow
ard its center. which form he in
creased It's freedom OF action TO such
an extent that II performs the same
office in a watch. as the heucal one
In the chronometer. He also invent
ed the tourbllon to correct the po-
sition error.
The chronometer escapement, like
most other escapements, and also
other mechanism, was not the COM
plete work of the inventor. but was
developed gradually by improve
ments made by various artists.
The position of the ends OF the
hairspring has a great influence on
the rate OF a ChrsnOmeter in regard
to large and small vibrations, as well
as to different positions In watches
Ferd Berthoud was one OF the first
horologIsts to point out this fact.
Dent pointed out in 1893, that IL
chronometer be regulated for two
extreme temperatures. It will gain
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by this aid to calculate the longi-
tIde; and by means OF clocks. which
were then very unreliable. Tho var
.ous govern ments gave grcaL en-
couragemont and financial support
10 clock makers, which stimulated
the creation OF now devices for the
measuring OF time, with greater ac-
curacy. John Harrison received the
greatest reward for his timekceper,
which ran far closer than the stipu-
lated record required for the gov
crnmcut reward.
John Harrison. in 1926. invented
Tho sridiron pendulum composed Of
four brass. and five steel rods. ar
ranged 10 neutralize the, effects OF
changes Of temperature. He also in
vented the fusee maintaining spring
in 1850, which Is still used today. lie
also invented n compromising arm
with two pins at the end, between
which the hairspring vibrated and
which heightened or shortened the
effective length Of Il as the tempera-
ture decreased or increased.
George Graham invented the dead
beat escapement for clocks at the
beginning OF the eighteenth century.
lie also invented the mercurial pen
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Tho invention ~ mechanical time.
pieces or clocks dates back 30 per.
iod OF which We have only m"uEct
rCc0rdR Some attribute the inycn.
tion 90 pacGcus. Archdcacon Of
Verona, who died IN $40. and others
70 Pope Gerbcrt. VINO died ln 1908.
Tho dlsugushiug feature OF me-
chanicai clocks from tho clepsyins
and similar W"chHnisms with
toothcd wheels is NAT tho clock q.
driven by weight and has an ea-
capement, which prevents tho train
OF wheels ir0m running down too
quickly
The invention OF the eecnpomout is
not recorded in any Of tho ancient
writings, but during tho eleventh ana
twelfth centuries there wore already
numerous clocks iu mouustcrics gud
ON church towers and by the ff-
tccnth century small clocks were
G8O to he found quite frequently in
tho dwellings OF ghe mobiles and tho
wealthy Dho monks OF tho period
Bometimes constructed clocks in
their abOdos ana being Intelligent
they also added mcchanlems which
showed the motion OF tho heavenly
bodies. and also striking parts which
told them tho lime for their pray
crs.
Tho first early clock OF which we
have authentic record ~ one that was
constructed BY Henry de Nick at tho
command OF Charles V. for the Tal-
nco Of Justice Of Paris IN 1864. 1t
had n verge escapoment and n rus-
pended foliot with weights for rogu-
lation.
petcr Henleln invented about 1900
tho maluspring as q driving power
for clocks, ana opened now field
for them AZ that Improvement made
them portable. lie also pivotcd tho
follOt and lodged II iu pivot holes,
This arrangement OF tho cscapement
made the timeplcce run very irrcgu-
larly as Il was greatly under the In
flucnpe OF the changing force of the
handspring Hc then invented the
etackfrled, which wns defigued TO
equalIze thla force more regularly.
Tho next notable Improvement was
the invention OF tho fisee by Jacob
Hech. OF Prague. IN 1888. and this de.
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from one TO several seconds Z, -
middle temperature between IL
lwo extremes. He also dsv3,os
pew balance designed to otunters'
this defect. Numerous other maj.
devised new balances for thu sa,..
purpose, which answered the T'D
pose more or less well. and ar,o&.. ~
whom were Molyneux, Elffer w TG.S
siere, Pool, Kulberg and o,b,r.
These devices for countera cling ~.
secondary error accomplsheT ~
purpose for which they were -,o5.
very well, but the very fac, thar ths,
were more or less compllra,ed y.
constrained, bore possibilities ~ biS'
den defects, which often made tbs,,
unreliable. II is for this reason t5s,
he authorities of some navlee nra,
erred chronometers with plain ba(
ances.
One of the most battling peculo-.
ties of chronomeetvs Is tho fact iba,
every new chronometer gains on q,
rate in the first two or three yrsrs
Many theories have been advanced
for its cause, but so far. no sat.af,,
tory explanation has been offered
CONTINUED ON PAGE -FOUR
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