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New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
MORAN EASY WINNER.
Outpoints Hanlon in Feature Bout at
 Rink A. O.

New York, Dec. S.-Pal Moran Of New Orleans had things all his own way in the feature bout at the Rink A. c. last night. defeating Jimmy Hanlon of Denver so easily that the large gathering of fans were disap- pointed. Moran had reach, oespeed and practically everything else over his opponent, but could not land a knockout blow, for Hanlon lasted the entire 12 rounds. Moran weighed in at 135 and Hanlon at 137. n
 In the 1O-round semi-final Henry Mick, Brooklyn. earned the judges decision over Frankie Callahan, also of Brooklyn, in well fought back. Mick weighed 132 and Callahan 136.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
RoBEsoN LEADS FIELD
Rochester Golfer Wins Major Prize
 at Pinehurst With an 83.

Pinehurst, N, C., Dec. s.--Irving s. Rebeson of Rochester, led field of about 30 players in an invitation medal contest, played on the difficult course of the Mid-Pines Country club yesterday, and won the major prize with round of S3. Robeson figured also as runner-up in the race for the net score prize which was awarded to J. R. Bowker of Woodland, for a card of S9-11--7S.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
BOWLING RESULTS
 ON LOCAL LANES AoE the Pin TopplsS Pared in Games Rolled Last Night

Jack Mccue rose to his greatest ae'snn as bowler last night n, hosers Recreation alleys when he aefeated 2 friendly rival. William s. nrennecke, during the games in the russell X Erwin Foremen's club ieaeue games. Rrcnnecke was draft- ea into service when one Of the Russ "in lane men failed to appear, and .h one or the games Mccue put it on to him plenty" VI"
 The scores of the various games rohed at Rogers Recreation and the Casino alleys are as follows,
 HART 1 HUTCHINSON lrAGrE.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
MAY PLAY LENGLEN
Mrs. MoIla Mallory Plans to Compete
 in Tourney at Wimbledon, Eng, for
 Worlds Tennis Title.

New York. Dec. S.-Mrs. Molla Mallory. womens singles tennis year in third quest of the title of the worlds woman tennis champion, now held by Suzanne Lenglen Of France. according to her present plans. She will leave for Europe probably late in February.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
INDIANS RELEASE MAILS.

Cleveland, Dec. S.-Walter Mails, left handed pitcher of the Ceve- land American league for the past two seasons, was released by Presi- dent F. s. Barnard yesterday to. the Oakland club of the Pacific Coast
 league,
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
TENNESSEE TO PLAY ARMY.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. S.--Tennes- sees football team will play the Army eleven at West Point in 1923. An nouncement to that effect was made here by Coach M B. Banks of Ten nessee. The game will probably be played Sept. 29.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
LONG DISTANCE poAT RAGE.

New York, Dec. S.--A long distance motor boat race from Miami Beach to Havana. March 8, has been an- nounced by the race commission of the American power boat association.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08
.Spea akins of Sports
KY cLEKKIs

'"c hdmplcr A. c. defeated tn, High school second team in basket nali game at the school gymnasium last night. to s. The work of Null downey was particularly fine for tn. winners, while o'Brien featured fol the vanquished quintet.
 There will be meeting of the hovers A. c. tonight at : o'clock in St. Johns hall.
 The Boosters defeated the Panthers at the Boys club lastspight, i7 to 12.
 The New Britain Trade school bas. ketball quintet has four busy days ahead, opening tonight with the game at southington, against Lewis High school. Tomorrow night the Triangle flve Of Winsted will oppose the To- calls at the High school gymnasium. There will be preliminary game be- tween the Redwing A. c. and the Trade school seconds. On next Tues day night. the locals will play at Win sted. The Trade school team has been decided on as follows: veterolIo, Anderson or Sanderson, forwards; Miller or Witham, center; Lauranaitis and kulikowski, guards.
 -
 Captain Eddie Barnikow of the New Britain football team broke into the basketball game last night at Meriden, playing at center for the Meriden Republican team against the Middletown Y. NJ. c. A. team. Bar ney" scored five field goals, but his mates were beaten 39 to 33.
 The Trinity college basketball quin- tet left today for a twe-day trip to New York state. Tonight the team plays at Albany, and on tomorrow night the Cadets will be met on the court at West Point. Johnny Keat- ing of this city is member of the Trinity team.
 A Connecticut boy, John spellman, of Somers, has been elected captain of Brown football team for next sea- | son.
 Percy Wendell, former Harvard ] fullback, has signed a contract to coach Williams football team next , season.
 Johnny 'Snowshoes" Sheehan played /; ] sweet game of basketball with the All -Southington team at Merden last night. against selected club of Sil- yer City players. The Southington cam won, S7 to 32. Sheehan ac- counted for Il points, with three field md five foul goals.
 George K. Krogness, noted American lthletes, sailed today from San Fran ,isco for three months tour of New Zealand. &
 So well were the members of the Portland, Me. High school treated on heir recent visit to Meriden, that an invitation has been extended to the liver City school for a game in the line Tree State, on November IT, ext year. The Colgate basketball team will { lay Trinity at Hartford, on Feb. 16. ( A denial has been issued by ath- \ stic authorities, regarding the re- ( orted break in relations between Ioly Cross and Boston college.
 M Arthur Wilson, former member of I ne New York Giants and the Boston t raves, has been named manager of 1e Pittsfeld Hillies for next season. g [e succeeds Gus Gardella.
 Tir4Eronin treated the Hartford asketDal fans to one of his dazzling a shibitions of the court game, when | e turned in IF points for the West t des against the Y. M. H. A. last ght. The Frog Hollow team won le game, 33 to 27. |
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New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

Arthur Wilson, former member af the New York Giants and the Boston Graves, has been named manager of the Pittsfield Hillies for next season. He succeeds Gus Gardella.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

Tin4Eronin treated the Hartford baslsetDall fans to one of his dazzling exhibitions of the court game, when he turned in IF points for the West Sides against the Y. Nj. H. A. last night. The Frog Hollow team won the game, 33 to 27.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

A denial has been issued by ath- letic authorities, regarding the re- ported break in relations between Holy Cross and Boston college.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

The Colgate basketball team will play Trinity at Hartford, on Feb. 16.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

There will be a meeting Of the hpVers A. c. tonight at : o'clock in St. Johns hall.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

So well were the members of the Portland, Me. High school treated on their recent visit to Meriden, that an invitation has been extended to the Silver City school for a game in the
 Pine Tree State, on November IT, next year.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

The Trinity college basketball quin- tet left today for two-day trip to New York state. Tonight the team plays at Albany, and on tomorrow night the Cadets will be met on the court at West Point. Johnny Keat- ing of this city is member of the Trinity team.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-08

A Connecticut boy, John Spellman. of Somers, has been elected captain of Brown football team for next sea- son.
, 1922-11-06
Sport Calendar

RaSing.
Meeting OF Maryland Jockey club.
at Pimlico.
Field Trials.
Annual meet OF st. Louis Beagle
club, at wentxviile. Mo.
Fox Hunt.
Annual meet Of Alabama Fox Hunt-
ers' association. at Ramer, Ala
Boxing.
Harry Greb VS.. Bob Roper, IL
rounds. at Buffalo.
Bob F1tzsimmons VS.. Charley Wei
merit. IL rounds. at Newark.
Pete Hartley VS.. Young McGovern,
is rounds at New Orleans.
Frank Carbone IS. Jock Malone. IL
rounds. at Canton
TerY Martin vs.. Eddie Anderson.
~ rounds. at Brooklyn.
Sailor Friedman VS.. Dave Shade. 10
rounds. at Boston.
Bobby Barrett vs.. Charley White, s
rounds. Mt Philadelphia.
Jimmy Flnlay Is. Kid Dugan. 10
ROUNDS, at Birmingham.
, 1922-11-06
Missouri Cage Stars
Now Busy on Field

COLUMBIA. Mo-. Nov. 6.-By The
Associated observation-disclosures by
the large number OF basketball men
who are now on the football squad.
George Bond. assistant basketball
coach at the University OF. Missouri,
is putting the remaining members OF
his squad through a daily workout on
court fundamentals and tho principles
OF tho short pass game. while he
waits ~anxiously for Thanksgiving
day. when his stars will leave the
gridiron for the basketball court.
CAPTAIN Arthur Browning. Don
, 1922-11-06

the VISITORS list OF victories Is Lara
mic, Sidney. Neb.. and three OF the
best h gh school teams in northern
Colorado. =
Cheyenne has beer fortunate in
having a fine bunch Of material and
q new coach. Simmons, from Phiia-
deiphla. who has turned out what Il
said to be tire most finished high
school eleven seen ir many years in
the southern part OF the state. SIM
mons had several years coaching ex-
perience with prep schools in Penn
eyIyvania and his system is said to
be a duplicate OF that used by a
prep school OF that state that always
finishes a the top OF the football
List.
Casper has had only two hard
games this veal. Tho first with
Douglas was dropped by one point
with the local outfit playing iistless
ball most OF the anne. Casper had
previously defeated Douglas in the
opening game Of the season and were
evidently overconfident in the game
here. The other game was with Lar
annie. in which the locals won in the
last few minutes OF play. Cheyenne
has a much more impressive record.
having won every game d~ec'sively.
Caspe- is mo-e anxious to win this
Saturdays game than my on the
schedule and the whole hearted sup
, 1922-11-06
RACERS
TO ORGANIZE
Director to Protect Interests
Modelled After Baseball
Method Planned.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Au,omobiie
racing drivers are planning a ma
tional organization headed by a d.
rector with authority TO protect their
interests such as II held by Commis-
sIoner X NJ. lands in baseball.
Barney Oidneid. former speed
king. it was said today. has been
mentioned as n possible head Of the
organization, which will be known as
the Association of Auto Aces. Tom
my Milton. a leading driver for sew
eral years. Is said TO be n OF the
leaders in plans for a convention OF
drivers early in January TO efect
definite organizations.
, 1922-11-06

f'aurot and kAer Vance are tho only
three veterans who have reported lOr
cage practice 70 far. wnne the re-
naming VARSITY men. and most OF the
eandIuates from LAST Fears
team. are stint II football practcs.
Browning pays forward. ana Faurot
and Vance. are suarus.
Captain Herbert Bunker of the
Tiger football team, who has been
named AlI-Nalley guard Tor n FIRST
two years. Bob Lays. guard, aud
Haipn Lester. forward. are n cage
squad veterans who are still out for
football. while Waffle Smith. John
Walsh. and one or two other likely
freshmen of last year arc also miss
ing from Bonds practice session for
the same reason.
, 1922-11-06
TOTHE VOTERS OF
NATRONA COUNTY:

Ii is to be regretted that at the eleventh
hour certain candidates on the Republican
ticket should seek to inject into the cam
'paign religious and racial p%rejudices in a
last desperate effort to swing voters. Such
tactics are not only unfair, but they be-
speak the true attitude of those responsible.
We realize that all is fair in politics, but
the common rules of decency and fair play
dictate that unqualified statements and
cleverly directed %insinuations at certain
candidates on the Democratic ticket be ex-
planned. 4,u@ ~ ap~4g
The Democratic candidate for Sheriff,
Perry A. Morris, and the. Democratic candi-
date for County and Prosecuting Attorney,
Embree H. Foster, believe, and therefore
publicly declare and affirm that every citi-
zen or subject of the United States and of
the State of Wyoming is justly entitled to
the FULL PROTECTION OF THE LAW
against any infraction of their civil or GRIM
inal rights; that the source of JUSTICE is
the DULY AND LEGALLY CONSTI-
TUTED COURTS OF THIS STATE; that
before the law all persons are equal with
out regard to RACE, COLOR, CREED OR
PREVIOUS CONDITION OF SERVI-
TUBE, and that ones oath of office binds
one to fairly and impartially administer the
laws of the State.
If elected we pledge ourselves to g.
fair administration of the
laws of the state
(Signed) PERRY A MORRIS,
Democratic Candidate for Sheriff.
EMBREE H. FOSTER,
Democratic Candidate for County
and Prosecuting Attorney.
, 1922-11-06

ped into the pockets OF the Giants.
Yankees, Reds. Browns. Tigers, Pirates
and Cardinals. all OF whom get a slice
OF the players pool this fall. It's a
cinch tho members OF those teams
not give three rousing cheers
, 1922-11-06
INDEPENDENT

William B. Guthrie, Socialist
Richard s. Spurrier, Socialist
Isaac r. Lloyd. Socialist
Richard Henderson, Socialist
Ray Borhman, Socialist
Mrs. Emma NJ. Baker, Socialist
Daniel A. Tasting, Socialist
, 1922-11-06

to charity came out OF the pockets of
the ball players, for the rules provide
that the athletes shall share IN the
receipts OF tie games that occur be
fore -four games have been decided.
In his generously the commissioner dip
, 1922-11-06
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
WorLd Results
+ By Leased Wire
STRENUOUS TRAINING LAUNCHED
FOR BIC CAME NEXT SATURDAY

One week of the most strenuous kind of preparation be-
gins this afternoon for the Casper high school football team.
Next Saturday the team viii play Cheyenne here in what
will be the hardest at-home game of the season. The lone
score was a two-point safety that Greeley, Colo,- slipped
over, on a decision which Cheyenne protested. Included in
, 1922-11-06

I'd TO accomplish the purpose. Next
Saturday. being Armistice day and
n holiday. should witness the great
est urnou OF football enthusiasts
This season The game will be called
sharply al . O'Clock.
, 1922-11-06
John
Barrymore
State of Wyoming,
County of Natrona.

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, 1922-11-06

United States Senator
Governor
Secretary of State
Auditor
Treasurer
S 3erintendent of Public
Instruction
Representative in Congress
State Senator
Representative il: Legislature
, 1922-11-06

Once started, both Centre and Dart
mouth played real football against
Harvard. But getting the jump on
their opponents is where the Harvard
team shines.
, 1922-11-06

inc DOxinE game II BohiE VIZ !"
New England under the control Of
boxing commissions.
An cli-star soccer will be
: formed TO cpresent the United States
in the neNt olympic games.
John II. Braden s0eN. a harness
star, has earned 400 per cent on an
investment Of $1,000.
Buckneli. defeated by Lafayette rs
to :. Is the only football eleven 20
score on the Easton gridders this sea
son.
Tom OfRourke and Jim Buckley,
veteran managers Of boxers, have
opened nm agency in New York TO
book fighters and wrestlers.
Manager Jack curiey has signed up
a bunch OF foreign wrestlers who are
to make their first trip to America
this winter.
Leroy Hestou, Of the Michigan
freshman team. is n nephew of Judge
William Heston. one Of Michigan's
greatest football stars
The age limit placed on boxers in
York viii bar Jack Britton next
year. as Jack win reach h age of ss
in October.
Begins TO look rs II the Harvard
and Yale football warriors will AVE
a busy afternoon when they attempt
to Gag the Princeton Tigers.
Bantam Champion Joe Lynch has
been barred from Madison Square
Garden until he can show better box
ing than he displayed In his last bout
in the big ar ma.
The oidItime annual bicycle runs
are still held in Baltimore and Bos-
ton. Baltimore wheelmen recently
pedaIed to Philadelphia on their CEN
tury run.
Besides being a great football play
err. Ha1sey Mills of Dartmouth is a
clever female impersonator. His
makeup as a flapper is a hit.
The South Atlantic baseball league
believes in getting on the job early.
The Sally has held its annual meet
ing and fixed the opening next season
for April 16.
Detroit has landed a fine first base
prospect in Johnny Meun, who played
great ball for the Birmingham South
ern league club the past season.
Once started, both Centre n Dart
mouth played real football against
Harvard. But getting the jump on
their opponents is where the Harvard
team shines.
, 1922-11-06
DEMOCRATIC

John B. Kendrick
William B. Ross
Edwin p. Taylor
@. y. Little
Harry A. Loucks
Cecilia Fl. Hendricks
Robert R. Rose
John Julius Giblin
G. E. Boyle
Peter S. Coll
Joseph Heron Jeffrey
Carl +. Weymouth
Maurice o. Wick
, 1922-11-06
Sport Notes

Tho boxing game is going big in
New England under the control Of
boxing commissions.
, 1922-11-06

An Elietar Decor team will be
formed TO cpresent the United States
in the next olympic games.
, 1922-11-06

y Detroit has landed a fine first base
prospect in Johnny Meun. who played
great ball for the Birmingham South
ern league club the past
, 1922-11-06

The & limit placed on boxers In
New York viii bar lack Britton next
year. as Jack win reach the age of SO
in October.
, 1922-11-06

John II. Braden ::02%. a harness
star, has earned 400 per cent on an
investment Of $1,000.
, 1922-11-06

Leroy Hestou, Of the Michigan
freshman team. is n nephew Of Judge
William Heston, one Of Michigan's
greatest football stars.
, 1922-11-06

The South Atlantic baseball league
believes in getting on the job early.
The "SaIly" has held its annuai meet
ing and fixed the opening next season
for April 16.
, 1922-11-06

The oid-time annual bicycle runs
are still held in Baltimore and Bos-
ton. Baltimore wheelmen recently
pedaIed to Philadelphia on their Gen.
tury run.
, 1922-11-06
REPUBLICAN,

REPUBLICAN
Frank Wheeler Mondell
John W. Hay
Frank E. Lucas
Vincent Carter
John NJ. Snyder
Katherine A. Morton
Charles E. Winter
Harry Free
NJ. L. Bishop, Jr.
II. B. Durham
E. A. Froyd
G. W. Mapes
NJ. c. Price
, 1922-11-06

Bantam Champion Joe Lynch has
been barred from Madison Square
Garden until he can show better box
ing than he displayed In his last bout
in the big ar ma.
, 1922-11-06

Besides being a great football play
err. Ha1sey Mills of Dartmouth is a
clever female imp~ersonator. His
makeup as a f1apper is a hit.
, 1922-11-06
DEMOCRATIC

Ira W. Naylor
Perry A. Morris
Gil H. Wootten
Embree H. Foster
Albert Park
j. B. Leonard
DR.. G. T. Morgan
Jack E. Scott
Lew M. Gay
John D. salmond
Richard Mel erzott
, 1922-11-06

Bucknell. defeated by Lafayette IS
to :, Is the only football eleven 20
score on the Easton gridders this sea
son.
, 1922-11-06

Manager Jack curiey has signed up
a bunch OF foreign wrestlers who are
to make their first trip to America
this winter.
, 1922-11-06
JUDICIARY

Justice of Suprnme Court Cun Tem) Fred H Btmc 49,.
vi Tidban
Justice of Supreme Court (Unexpned Term) Herman '. S Groesbeck
Ralph Kmban
judge of the Sixth Judicial district c. o. Brown
SCHOOLS :" oR
For COUNTY stunt Of School, NAY MI
, 1922-11-09

United States. Charles N. Bowen,
whose %postoffice address IL Rawlins,
County Of Carbon. State of Wyoming,
as Attorney-in-fact Of A. D'Heur, /.
L. Bryner Robert Hays Smith, John
Barneson. ]. D. Grant. John d. Nc
Kee and A. L. We'll, and w. l.. Nc
Lame. whose p~ostoffice address is
Rawlins. County of Carbon, State Of
Wyoming, as Special Administrator
OF the estate of P. T. Morgan, also
known as Percy T. Morgan. deceased,
have this day made application to
the Government of the United States
for a patent for the Denver 20 Placer
Mining Claim, being the Southwest
quarter Of Section Nine (9). Town
ship Twenty-Five (25) North, Range
Eighty-six $3.50 West, Sixth Principal
Meridian, in the County of Carbon,
State Of Wyoming, containing, &C
cording to the official survey of the
Government Of the United States, $50
acres. wholly placer.
That notices OF the location of said
claim is recorded in the office of the
Carbon, State Of Wyoming, in Book
146, Page 511 Of the Miscellaneous
Records of said County.
That adjoining claimants are, on
the North and West, the claimants
herein, holding said lands under
permit from the Government Of the
United States under the Act Of Feb
ruary IS. 1890. On the South, the
State Of Wyoming. and ON the East,
BY the Sand Hills Oil Company.
Any and all persons claiming adj
vsrsely the said Denver 20 Placer
Mining Claim, or any portion there
Of, are hereby notified that unless
their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law, and the regulations
thereunder, within the time pre-
scribed by law, with the Register or
the United States Land Office at
cheyenne, State Of Wyoming. they
will be barred by virtue Of the pro-
visions Of said Statutes.
MART T. Christensen,
Register.
First Pub. October s. 1922.
Ninth Pub. Nov. "a, 1922.
, 1922-11-09
TEMPORARY VS.. PERMANENT

They we're having a good roads
'squabble in q certain Nebraska coun-
ty and q hot debate was In progress
as to the difference between tenn
;porary and permanent roads. The
man who had the floor was rambling
along interminably with his defini-
ton, pausing from time to time to
push back into his chair. An Irish
man who IA making determined eff
forts to rise. although plainly under
the influence of the local substitute
for liquor, finally managed to get
up.
"Sit down." roared the orator.
What do you know about perman-
|ent and temporary" You're drunk
II know this" was the reply. I'm
drunk-that's temporary; you're a
damn fool-that's perminint."
, 1922-11-09
RESTORED CONFIDENCE

From the very beginning Of the
Republican administration there was
a change OF policy in the matter of
credits. A RepublicanCongress had
passed, over President Wilson's veto,
a bill reviving the War Finance Cor
poration. The Republican admins
tration. as oon as 1t came into con-
troll of the administrative depart
ments. put that institution into ef-
fective action. Moreover, addition
al funds were provided for the Farm
LOAF Board, and the Federal Re-
serve banks reduced their rate Of re.
discount. All OF these incidents in
the Republican policy had the eff.
feet Of restoring confidence and
bringing out of>hiding large sums OF
private funds which very rapidly re.
stored industrial and commercial
activity.