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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
M|L[V|LLE READY
. FOR ALL-PH|LL|ES
South Jersey Football Eleven
Issues Sweeping Def for
State Championship
COMPOSED OF HOME TALENT

r,.., v,ctories over wildwood A. A.,
=, rronkford. and Irvington, OF Essex
%,rrtv Coach John Archer is prepar'
". W;llville for tomorrow's tilt with
Tom S Reilly's All-Phillies. This contest
i'm .nocted to test the strength of the
iis,i,s,lle is ESH aggregation, Reilly having re-
Ml.i, MliE added power to his combination
seh.hy sehy. addition of several stars.
pyr.a,iow;ng py .ns the All-Phillies comes
,r.edbury. with Johnnie Earp and
WCS".iv" WSUJi" Ogden, Swarthmore College
s..rs Woodbury. has one of the speed
s.a''. a. Combinations in the State and the
ies. ie.s,e between the two elevens will be
tuss' 20 The big sporting events Of the
,on onv m the South Jersey calendar.
seaSyi eaNSiiiville may appear. In this city at
s,stni,ne Park on Armistice Day.
sUaosor sneo Drew Toland, of the South
Muhi %h;is ia anxious to schedule the glass
..orksrs. rk but Millville is playing all its
Sv vamcs nt home. Only an attractive
ss, sssar con induce them to appear on q
Soreirn gridiron on November II:
i0 determined to prove their right to the
state title another year, Manager virgil
Iobnson has challenged the orange a:
= Of Orange, N. j.. and Recreation, OF
Plainfeld, two eleVehs tnst "re leeVs
Wsw N,eu Jersey championship. Negotiations
a. a. games with these teams are now in
progress. -.
,ocai men. The line includes Leo Bing :.
Uv hom md Jim Simmer, guards; Edward
saL Skinner and Joe Reilly, tackles. their
average weight being 100 pounds.
sHam" Haines at center and Jim Car
.er md Allen Mass. ends, tip the scales
~ A. i7O pounds. The backfield is light
and exceptionally fast. including Allen
Gieg and "Chet' Mills, Mills at uarts quarter and and
psrrv Smith backs. Mills. Sparks and
Hogan @ played remarkable football
against Irvington last Saturday: Hayes
has been out with an injury, but will
probably get back in the game against
fhe All -Phillies tomorrow.
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HOBART TO INVADE SOUTH
West PhIIa. Eleven to Play Glenn
klIlInaer,a Team on Sunday

The Hobart football eleven of West
Philadelphia, which held Melrose- At
lantic team, Of Atlantic City, to a low
score last Sunday, will play Glenn
Killinger's Baltimore Professionals on
Sunday at Baltimore.
Hobart has been greatly strengthened,
having signed three prominent college
stars who pra;cthiced WI; with the the rest Of the
to have the team in the best possible
shape in expectation of the hardest
game of the season.
Hobart, after getting away to a bad
start, has filled up the gaps and has
one Of the strongest elevens In Phila.
delphia. Games have been booked with
St. Joseph's Of Lancaster, Jenkintown
and other first class teams.
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DELCO FACES TOUGH
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
Coach BonsaiI Drllis Team for
Racine and Nativity

Coach Woody Bonsall, Of the Delco
team, Of Darby. sent his charges
week last night in preparation for the
tough schedule they face this week end.
Tomorrow at the Hilldale Ball Pork,
N.nth and Cedar streets, Darby. the
Delco lads stack up against Heinie
Miller's undefeated Racine club. and on
Sunday they journey to Nativity and
meet the uptowners.
Delco has clean slate for the sea.
son, having come off successful in all
four games played to date. Last Sat
urday the strong Eictrlx Catholic
Club was added to the list by means Of
a sensational forward pass, Reynolds
to Sharkey.
Delco had previously scored victories
over Hobart. Clearfield and Magnolia,
Of Frankford. Racine, which plays at
Delco's field tomorrow, boasts record
Of not having been beaten In two years.
Manager Curry is preparing for the
big games which are soon to follow for
the Delaware County championship.
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Scraps About Scrappers

tsFm q, 70, for tonights match With Joe Mccabs,
Ssr NJ lancaster, lS at the Cambria 4. c. Dom
linn, Jimmy MeGoyern is the semi. T Prelims
Mscans !s K 2ssI1 q smh ys Al FsnsT XT;s
simmons vs.. Charley Davis.
nlsS.m Sm ,nH ,nlacklston will visit the Cambria to-
Lett, Lett and also viii be ready to risn for a
at 'Sn sn WIN the Port Richmond welterweight
~ any old time.
wlnSnmh nanny Gardner Is the favortte to win the
onnaup ",noup at the Old Reliable tonight, His
SSss0aent Sss ae W.T., bs Kid Holmes, Charles Cross
seek "a Vimiblss and Billy Guiiford in addition
Kid irol!owins scraps: Jack Tamper vs.
Rocky BurNs Natsr Jn, vs. sHI Y9Hnx Sam
aGs Williams Georse ss' Lon ESns "''S@n Tcmms ams
e'An''on will handle Wilson against Burns.
ms,SbaG n,"sb.,ins Murray. local nyweight who was
,Se Sss olSmsIns saEsn II w,h ShiekenpoI win
S%Hssnse the Fplno wSo ionaaS tS sa mERs to
times e,,, Murray has been matched three
mater,a,icymna ain villa. none Of the bouts having
<yss =, bnck Is planning a visit with rela- :
land VIII nTSrahton the frst week In Novem ber
bGxnS me re yhere he intends appearing In a
of bouts. A' was Suecessfu' IN series
knocksdT dTrSSney. who says he never has been
ont with Gown IN more than 400 bouts is
the tsrr;o" challenge TO test his Jaw with
'''"e right-hander OF Bobby Barrstt.
4 nor,h iilps has been in strict training for
wants - ana ne Is pulling at the leash. He
rough ruv, kes started against any Of the
rett ANA dys. ~. naming Joe Tiplitz. bobby Bar
'"u ueorge Chaney.
Glove aS, Tando has CHANGED his nom de
ilnse %v' or IN IN the future h. win answer the
Parrett IL IT, gong under tho name OF Danny
With Phn ne R, ,s anxious for return match
The Cosst'er. q little fellow tust on from
shape ~ Is relping Patsy Wallace eet in
Miller is ms sldYss West'nF with Panchc VIVA.
his we,SSss aSHss not bar any one for Joey at
Husl msssus '"h "n win hold Its eleventh an
:orium HaTII' bail tc ight at the New Audi
ers Fronh,n Among tho boseTs To- attend
Ssy Bliiv oEltton. Jack Palmer, Charley
&artslisr a., asnnon. Georgie Russell Andy
Saa Mickey Marteli.
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The Coast'er. q little fellow tust on from
shsps Tor u. II relping Patsy Wallace get in
Hayes "a clever little boxer and Eddi,
his welsbss not bar any one for Joey at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27
SOUTH PILLS SIGN MEN
New Players viii Appear Against
Chester Tomorrow

Manager Toland, Of the South Phil
who may appear in tomorrow's game
at Shctzline Park, Broad and Bigler
streets, against Chester.
They include George Hugo, fullback ;
Russ Taylor, center; Hendren, Buck
nell, an end and sensational kicker, and
Dutch Schwab. halfback. "Pud"
Day, the coach has been busy working
out with the team all week ard is salts
fled there has been great improve.
ment.
Manager Toland is negotiating with
several prominent local and out of
town elevens to appear at Shetzline
Park In the near future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

puai mssnrs o'rb win hold It's eleventh an
Hall Among II, II" bosses sse new &. stt.nd hen
Asrtsli ana aMshinon. Georgie Russell, Andy
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Naval Hospital at PhoenIxviIIe

a. me Naval Hospital eleven. which held
,me rs south Phillies to scoreless tie last Sat
u,,aag VIII play at Phoenxville on Sunday
aItetnoon' aInoon' Since the h8-to-0 defeat In the
Tbpsh'hs Tbs game of the season by Holmesburg
Mo naval team has staged a wonderful
Comeback. For games address L, S, Porter
TTnYited TiYnted states Naval Hospital. League Island
.s'spn9me oregon G555 between $50 A. NJ
Ito p. NJ. "
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<yss smmS ~ Buck is planning a visit with rela-
\ and wb,io anton the Hrst week In Novembe
brxnS me e mere he intends appearing In q
CanaSs match Buck recently returned from
Of bou,. "here he was successful in a series
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

soys aS, nando has changed his nom de
ilnse %v' or IN IN the future h. win answer the
fsrrett ne ne gong under tho name OF Danny
With Phil Rross, anxious for a return ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

o mon.b b,ips n has been in strict training for
wants 70 and he Is pulling at the leash. He
|foush ruv, set started against any OF the
WV una George Chaney '"' N"'
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Hlbs Siun Players

The Hibernian soccer eleven has strength.
encd It's lineup BY the acqusition OF Ken.
Connor and Farrell. forwards. They vii
appear for the first time in the America n
Cup match tomorrow afternoon between the
Hihernians and ''nirh:ll. at Fourth and
Wingohocking streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

krno11r, Droney. who SAYS bo nsv.r ba. bs.n
ont Win GOWN IN more than 400 bouts is
the tsrrieaa challenge TO test his jaw with
'"o r'sht-hander OF Bobby Barrett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-27

nj lam Blacklston will visit the Cambria to-
Isat sat toI the purpose OF challenging Joe
me,o, ana also will be ready to risn for
" any old time "'''e' "''e"'
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
ROD AND GUN N E WS

not less than three inches in length may be
taken from November l to November 10. both
inclusive, by the owner or lessee OF the land
on which deer are taken, or by the tmme-
diate family OF such owner or lessee. as de-
fined in Subdivision % OF Section $50.
Cottontail Rabbits-Tompkins county, open
season, October IS to December 81: Chau-
tarqua county, open season, October 10 70
January I: Wyoming county, open season
October Is to January /; Erie county, Open
season. October is to January 1; Rockland
county, open season. November l. 10 Decem-
ber al Genesee county, open season, Octo-
Der Is to December 81; Fulton county. open
season, October II TO January 81; Onondaga
county. open season. October ID to January
81; Richmond county. open season, Novem-
ber Is to December 81 Long Island. open
season. November / to December Il
Varying Hares-Fulton county. open season.
October is to January 81: Onondaga county.
open season. October Is to January 81; Rich
mond county, open season, November 10 10
December 81: Chautauqua county. open sea-
varying hare day) Chenango county, oper
season, November TO January 81 (bag limit
one varying hare In a day and not more thar
five in the open season.; Tompkins county
no open season. Tioga county. NO open sea-
son; Seneca county. no open sea son; Steuber
county. no open season: Genesee county, nc
open season; Rockland county, November
70 December 81 (bag limit one varying hare
In day and not more than five In the open
season. Erie county. no open season.
is TO November 10 deception. Long Island
November to December 81; no open sea-
son in Niagara county.
Grouse or Partridge-October / to Novem-
ber IS exceptions. Long Island. November
Woodcock-october to November IS.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
The Hunting Seaean-Law No Longer rer-
mits Hunting on Saturday Ween
Season Opens Sunday.

Owing to the fact that the hunting season
for several varieties of game will open on
Sunday this year the Conservation Commits
sion is receiving many inquiries from hunters
10 know IL 1t will be lawful TO take sucn
game on the Saturday Immediately preceding
the opening date.
II will not. "
There used to be a provision in the con-
seryation law that where the open, season
commenced or ended on Sunday It should pe
deemed TO commence or end on the Saturaay
Immediately preceding such Sunday, put this
provision has been repealed. and II now Is
unlawful to take game on the SATURDAY pre-
ceding the opening date when such date rails
or Sunday. .
The open season for deer in the Adiron-
dacks. hares and rabbits in most counties /;
black. gray and fox squirres; grouse and
the law prohibits the taking Of them on the
In the counties Of clinton. Essex, Frank
lin. Fulton Hamilton. Herkimer, Jefferson.
Lewis, Oneida, Oswego,' Saratoga, st. Law
renee Warren and Washington. except the
towns of Salem, White Creek and jackson.
wild deer having horns not less than three
inches IN length may be taken from october
is TO November Is, both inclusive; In the
towns OF Salem, White Creek and jackson.
In the county of Washington. Wild deer hav-
may be taken from November to Novem-
ber 10, both inclusive.
In Ulster. Sullivan, Rensselaer,, Delaware,
Columbia. Greene and Orange counties wild
deer having horns not less than three inches
IN length may be taken from November ! to
November Is, both inclusive.
In Duchess county wild deer having horns
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Frank Kramer Disqualifies
TeaIning Cyclists at Newark
Sets Back Grenda and McNa-
mara in 62 1-2 Mile Race.

Alfred Grenda and Reggie Mcnamara
after winning the 100 kilomefer (sixty-
two and one-half miles) team race at
the velodrome in Newark yesterday. de-
feating Alfred Goullet and Orlando
Piani by a single point, were disquali-
fed for teaming with Ray Eaton and
Frank HILL who finished in third place
This gave Goullet and Piani the race
and the decision by Frank l.. Kramer
chairman of the board of control of the
National Cycling Association and ref
cree at the Newark track, was APP
plauded by the crowd.
The disqualification gave second place
to Alex McBeath and Cecil Walker
with slxty-five points Willie Hanley
and Eddie Madden were third with
twenty-one points the teams Of Percy
Lawrence and Lloyd Thomas tied with
Willie Cohurn and Dave Lands for
fourth place. each having twelve points
Peter Drobach and Harry Kaiser were
sixth, with nine points, Joe Kopsky and
Anthony Beckman seventh. with sever
points. and Lawrence Gaffney and Ton
Fitzsimmons eighth, with three points
Kramer undoubtedly took his actor
on the last sprint, when Grenda prac.
tically pulled Hill into first place. The
points this last sprint counted twenty.
five for first, fifteen for second, ten for
third and five for fourth. Hill just beat
Goullet out in this dash, with McBeath
third and Grenda fourth. Eaton and
Hill announced they would protest the
decision.
Goullet did not ride as strong as he
did In New York last Friday night. He
won three sprints got second four times
third once and fourth four times
Piani copped two sprints. got one sec,
ond and four thirds and a fourth
Grenda was the star for his team. scor.
ing six flrsts, two seconds and a fourth
Mcnamara won two sprints. finished
second four times, third once and
fourth once. The summaries:
100 KILoMETER. G2is MILES, TEAM
RACE professionally Won by Alfred
Goullet, Newark. and Orlando Pinni, Italy
So points; Alex McBeath and Cecil Walker
ley, San Francisco and Eddie Madden
Newark. II points, third Lloyd Thomas
and Percy Lawrence, San Francisco. and
William Coburn, Newark. and David
Lands. Jrvington. IL points, tied fol
fourth Peter Drobach, Boston. and Harry
Kaiser. Bronx, o points. sixth JOSEPH
Kopsky. West Foboken, and Anthony
Hickman. Secaucus, points. seventh
Thomas Fitzsimmons. East Orange, anf
Lawrence Gaffney, Brooklyn, 3 points
eiyh.h. Tin q, Oh. I'm. Is 2-5s.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Havre de Grace Entries.

First Racc-Purse 81 .Soo.19: claiming mai
den two-year-olds five and a half furionss
Glide, 10I; fPaplllon, loi tLady Liverpool.
IL, Sweet and Pretty 100; Panasain, 100;
Eulaiia, io9 confederaey, III; Racket, liz;
Gold Mount, ~, Druid Hhl' 10; Felicitous'
1l7 'Miss Leighton. 97.
wv. J Salmon entry.
Second Race-Purse. g. 900; steoplechase;
handicap tnrce-year-oids and upward; about
two miles: .Raconteuse. 142 Kathryn Har-
Ian, no; Anne Excellence. IA; Sea Scot.
ils; losal Arch, 1872 Lemarsouin. l54 Fly
~ Third Race-purse. sl.3oo2o; claiming:
three-year olds and upward; six furlongs:
Rose, iO2: fslr Jack. io5: .Fleer, 1867 PERI
eourdine. i07 Dough Girl. i0I; Forest
s fin. i<irah. liz. Antilles, liz camoufisse.
1ia. William OF Corotoman, ll5: Tubby A.,
lis; sPlain Bill. i05; Mr.. X. 10; Turn
about, 100; Cu'cn Of the Spa 1ofi Pietrus,
-. 4. Kelly and j. D. Klllen entry
Fourth Race-Purse, 81 10000; ciaiming
sntH Grlseds eo M9eo; sr loti rGsgs rc
Eardner 10 besvaap Waar MASK tis ilo' DUO 90
"FII Firth RaceIPurse. si,5oo2o claiming !.
three-ycar-olds and upward mile and 10
king John. io4 i<ngnt OF the Heather, ioi
plucky. 1oI; Maryland Belle. l0J Rellsolar,
loo; sun Dial III, loI Dream q the Valley,
i"T PAU trade, los cromwell lov' ser
sixth Racc~Purse. si.soo2o: claiming:
fhrre.ycn r-oids and upward mile and a
uuarter: sKctoi. aJ; Hickory o. Deck
mate, los. ihHendre, i05 .Mark West, f05 I:
sNoody i0T Clean Gone, no. =. @ King,
Ii0 star Realm, 40.
seventh Racc-Purse, si,30o.20. claiming .
lhiec4yoar.ods and upward mile and a
huarter 'Inyigorator, ps North Wales.
ION. Coolgardle, 1903: Bravo, f03 war vlc-
tor. i0a; sAttornoy Muir. l05. .Johnny Over
lon, ios; .King George, 1o5. Little I'D. 10;
.hpprentIce allowance Of pounds claimed.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Scheduled Boxing Bouts
TONIGHT.


Freeport A. A-Archie Walker vs..
Johnny shepard, 12 rounds; Patsy Phil
bin vs.. Frankie Wallace, eight rounds.
Oakland A. A., Jersey city-FraniSie
.Genaro vs.. Sammy Cohen, twelve rounds.
broadway Exhibition Assoeiation--
ten rounds; frankie Coster vs.. Billy
Ryckoff, ten rounds.
TUESDAY.
Pioneer A. c.-Irish Johnny Curtin ys.
Danny Edwards, twelve rounds Sailor
Joe Quinn vs.. Marty Summers, ten
rounds.
Ebbets Field-yincent Pepper Martin
vs.. Kid Sullivan, twelve rounds; Carl
Duane VS.. Al Tiernan, six rounds.
WEDNESDAY.
Mitchell Fieid-Johnny Herman VS..
Marty Powell. twelve rounds; Soldier
Joyce vs.. Joe Moore, ten rounds.
THURSDAY.
Twenty-seventh Division Signal Corps
(Brooklyn) Click vs.. Jackie Mccoy.
twelve rounds; Buddy Wallace vs.. Andy
Raselle, ten rounds.
One Hundred and Second Medical Regi-
ment ApmoryEIoe Melito vs.. sammy
Murray. Both ten rounds.
FRIDAY.
Fifteenth Infantry Armory--Kid Butler
ys. Danny Lyons, Wee Wee Barton VS..
Willie sinclair Alex kid Gibbons VS..
X. q. X. %. Nolan. All ten rounds.
SATURDAY.
Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City
Abe Goldstein W.. Johnny Gray, X. o.
Phil kapian vs.. Young Pierce. Both
twelve rounds.
Ninth Regiment Armory-Johnny Mar
tin vs.. Buddy Saunders, twelve rounds;
Danny Davis vs.. Johnny Latzo, ten
rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

On Metropolitan Links

LLWOOD-Richard King Memo
rial Cup First Round, Match Play) -
T. f. Wilcox defeated Charles Graes,
and 8 x. NJ. Abbott defeated r. G.
Carroll and 2 S. X. Evans defeated
George Cruise, and l.; w. y. Nc
Loan defeated r. H. Bateson, l UP.
Sweepstake-Won by w. II. Sheppard.
S7-24-63.
FOX HILLS-Club Championship (First
Round) John Conroy defeated r. II.
Brooke. 3 and 2; L. G. B. Reilly de-
featcd L. G. Spindler, and / w. II.
Follett defeated r. l.. Martin, 6 and
s.. Z. r. Heating won from w. w.
Van Loan by default. Second Round
Reilly defeated Conroy, 3 and / Fol-
lett defeated Keating, and l. Sweep
stake (match play against par) Tie
among II L. Wissing. j. Nj. Fleming,
r. Hole and y. w. Pomeroy, each 2
down TO par.
BELLECLAIRE--Joh ohm H. Taylor made
his last appearance in an exhibition
In this country on his present tour
In an informal match here at the in
vitation OF Peter Leese, green's expert.
Taylor played in a threesome with John
McKenna. professional, and Jack
Drucker. assistant professional. Tay-
lor had IL. two below par McKenna
10 and prucker II.
HYDEWOOD-Arthu Townley won the
club championship in the thirty-six
hole final, beating his brother Warren,
up and to play.
WEE BURN-Club Championship for
Women (First Round}--Mrs. A. Nc
Intyre defeated Mrs. Tyson, 9 and l (;
Mrs. Moore defeated Mrs. Douglas, /
up Five Club competition, lS holes
(handicap) S. Rioche. 9S-27. IL ;
G. f. Pentecost, 1880; rs; A. Holes,
s5-5. so; L. NJ. Dickinson, 104-22.
So; c. e. Witherspoon, 92-10. S2
ROSELLE.-Sweepsta NJ Hag-
ger, 91-22 90: L. A. Fisher, 9e-26,
10. Women's club championship,
(Semi-hnals) Mrs. J. L. Bauer de-
feated Miss Margaret Jones and 4 I;
Mrs. w. NJ. Hagger defeated Mrs.
w. g. Lawrence and 1.
FOREST HILL.-Siass A. Handicap
r. Waid. s1--13. 6S. S. w Mason,
TT. 10; Richard w. Erler. s2-11,
Il; Robert C. Meier. Sell, II. Glass
B.-J. f. Duffy, S3--16. 67; H. E.
Roesch. 93-22, II; 7. G. Schmidt,
sS--16. 70; Thos. Alsopp. ss-16. 70.
WEEQUAHIC.-Clu championship
(First round) James E. Daily defeated
w. J. Bennett 5 and 4; Ray Smith de-
feated Nathan Strijesky. 4 and 8;
Clarence Fraser defeated Thomas Nc
Walters, 3 and 2: George E. Kreidler
won from r. j. Benjamin, by default.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Big POLO TOURNEY
ON AT WESTBURY
Shelburne and All-Ireland
Teams Play Opening Game
This Afternoon.

Play for the Monty Waterbury cup.
opening the international polo tourna-
ment at the Meadow Brook Club. West
bury, Long Island. will begin to-day
when Shelburne clashes with the All
Ireland combination on Cochran Field,
adjoining the famous international
Field, on which the final matches for
the Waterbury cup in the big games
Between the Argentine and Meadow
Brook Big Four teams will be played In
the tournament.
Two more teams in the Waterbury cup
series will get into action tomorrow
with Meadow Brook engaging Flamingo
on the Cochran Field. The withdrawal
Of Orange County because Of the death
OF C. c. Rumsey has given Eastcott q
bye in the preliminary rounds. No ad-
mission Is to be charged TO either or
these games and officials Of the Meadow
Brook Club are expecting to accommo-
date large crowds both to-day and TO-
morrow.
The first Of the semi-final games for
the Waterbury cup between the winner
of to-day's match and the Argentine
four will be played on Wednesday In
what is regarded as the first formal
game OF the tournament.
The complete program OF the tourna-
ment. together with the personnel of
the teams, Is as follows:
To-day, $3.50 p. NJ. Cochran Field; no
ticket necessary.
1-stoddard. L. e. .1oIi-Gouidng Capt. L. :
3-webb, ]. W.. .1oIs-Douglas. G.: W.,
4EStrawbridge. Jr.. 6I4-Gill, Capt +. A..
Total. ........ .31l Total. l.............27
Tomorrow, 3 80 +. M, Cochran Field; no
ticket necessary.
l-von stade, F. 8. 6ld-Cooley; J. Co..
2-altcheo1k' 5r TisIS-Gsss sS-Gss,n, n X
4-Milburn. d. ..10l4-Prince, Jr., F. H.
Total. ........,.....3 .31l Total. l..............23 .23
Wednesday, 30 p. NJ, semi-final, Inter
national Field; No. ticket required.
Argentine Polo Fed. Winner of
miles. David. -. 6lSheburne All-Ireland
2-Miles. john. g match.
3-Nelson, Jack. 49,. e.
4--Laccy, Lewis L. .10
IOthl.... .oUi
Thursday $3.50 p NJ semi final Inter-
national Field; No. 8 ticket required.
Winner of Meadow Eastcott.
Brook-F -Flamingo 1--Sanfords So.
match l2-Hoppns e. W..
I3--iurndali. Major. 8
Ill ockett Major.
Total. ............8 30
Saturday. $3.50 p. NJ, final match. Inter
| national Field. No. ticket required.
Winner Of Winner of
Argentine She elburne September oS
match. match.
Monday, October ., $3.50 P. NJ. Interna-
tora Field: No. ticket required.
Teams to be determined later.
Wednesday, October 4. $3.50 p. NJ. special
match International Field; No. ticket re-
quired.
Argentine Polo Fed. Meadow Blk Big Four.
miles, DAVID. sl1-Stoddard, L. E.
2-Miles John...... 6l2-Hitchcock. Jr. T.
3--Nelson, jack. Gl3-webb. j. Watson
4-Lacey. Lewis l.. .10l 4-Milburn, d.
Total. l..............30
Saturday October 7. $40 p. M. specla
match. International Field No. ticket re.
| qulred.
Argentine Polo Federation VS.. Meadow
BROOK Big Four
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Ascension A. A. Eleven.

The Ascension Parish House A. A..
has entered a team in the series Of
games to be played for the champion
ship of the Catholic Football League
The makeup OF the eleven which is In
active training follows; r. Bliss. left
end: j. Domino, left tackle; z. Perry
left guard J. Cuniffe. center j. Dunn
right guard: c. Brandstetter right
tackle; NJ. Bergman. right end w
O'Connor. quarterback; l.. Sampson
caDtain and left halfback; r. Kennedy
right halfhack p. Sullivan. fullback
substitutes. J. Dillon, G. Babcock. A.
Carol, w. Quaily. j. Kelly. w. Gruen-
berg and l.. Gardener.