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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-19
LOCALCuRLE|;RS
START SEASON
MONDAY NIGHT
Much Interest shown II
Sport This Year; Many
New Faces On Kinks.

The curling season Of the Caledon-
Ian club oficially got under way Non
day night with four matches Of the
Winnipeg Cup draw Tor tho cham
pionship Of the local club. There was
a. good crowd OF spectators present
and plenty of enthusiasm uncorked
Among the players. ~
E None of the matches were excep.
tionally close last night Most Of the
curriers' are "off form. vet. The closest
match was between the HauRen and
Girard Kinks. Haugen winning - to
10. Williamson did not have much
trouble taking his match from Shep-
pard II to s. and Bach won from
qarvin with equal ease 10 to 4.
Schlosser defeated Taylor 10 to 6.
Three New Players. !
Sheppard is skipping a rink this
year, Of all new players, which ac-
counts in some, measure for his score
last night. A. he has .aeveiopea most
skipped by Joe Bach. including
Bach. members OF the club are pres
dieting that before the season u over
this new rink will be in the running
in the late events.
It was the aim Of the club that each
skip this year secure two new mon for
his ink and. d; far as known All have
- A0~0Ss FAC Ia" p1oySks xSAkb AV0H
. created the problem Of distributing
the old players so that the Kinks will
be as near equal in strength as pos
sdble.
New Interest In Game.
The crop OF new members in the
club this year pEesages q great soa-
son for curling In the city. The MEM
bership will be the largest in the his
tory Of tbs organization ana create
new interest in the game The old
members have made a special effort
this winter to bring the game to as
many men as possible ard President
Turner expressed himself as being
we'll pleased with results.
Carrying out the new ruling with
reference to local play, the draw now
on will continue until each rink has
played ten matches and the one. hav-
ing the highest percentage at the
close of the event will be declared
Suyinner ~ r-H. s"'4r nfEa. IL. " p -
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TR0TTER HAS
one BOUT FOR ,
EMYEARCARD
Borchers and Zitzer Will Go
-Four Rounds In Second
Match

~ D.. #l-a. s-r..su.s- f.i.{-s, CEt-g. ..Hn
Leslie TEX" Trotter haa closed one
of his bouts for the Company NJ New
Years card. Tho match will be put
On by Borchers Of Grand. Forks. and
Carl Zitzer of Crookston. who will go
four rounds in the second event Of the
evening. Both men Will weigh 100
pounds and have about, the same ex-
perience as far as professional boxing
goes.
Borchcrs made, his first appearance
in a Grand Forks ring on Armistice
day against Albert Yak OF the uni
versity. He won his match by a tech
hical knockout and showed all kinds
of promise. I
Zitzer is also a beginner OF much
promise. He believes that he can
do we'll in tho boxing game and wants
to find out what he car do. If he
finds that he Is not as good as appear
ances indicate, he is going; to leave
the ring.
not yet closed for an opponent to meet
Miller. He expects to be able to hear
definitely regarding Silver Perry with
in the next few days,
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and offer his wallet and watch to the
guy if he'll bulldog the landlord or
anyone against whom he holds a per-
sonal grudge.
Another nice. feature Of the round
u Is 1.-The girls. Beautiful danscls ride
twisting. plunglng steers with a grace
that would shame IN English riding
master and make him want to poison
his horse. 49,
Altogether. the rodeo. is an extreme
" Interesting affair but it seems to
have taken the east considerable time
to find it out. ~ ra.--&
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FAMOUS SAINT ''...|
CITY BOWL.E'|Rl''S' RS
ENTER TOURNEY
St. Francis Hotel FivSof S..
Paul, I, B. "A. Winners,
to Bowl Here.

The entry Of the St. Francis Hotel
bowling team OF St. Paul. has been
received here for the tournament OF
the Northwestern Bowling association
which IS to be held January 12i to a..
Announcement OF tho entry was made
ganizntion In charge Of the big meet,
who said that this was the Aeventh8
team to enter from the Twin Cities
Six have entered from Minneapolis
and tney are looking for three more
The St. Francis team is one Of the
crack bowling ag~gregations OF. tho
country. having won the champion
snip OF the ]. B.GA. tournament two
years 8 and finished third last year
a. the tournament Of the A. B. G. in
Milwaukee. The coming Of such .
team will be a big boost for bowling
in Grand Forksand there Is no doubt
but that standing room at the alleys
Will be at a premium the night IL
bowls.
- Meet Sunday.
Final arrangements for the tourna-S
ment were made at a meeting OF local
bowlers Sunday afternoon at $3.50 at
the Wilde alleys. 1t was decided that
the members of the Grand Forks as
would stage the tournament
without asking outside aid and the
eLTee leagues Will he asked to make
Up the deficit II there is any. split
tlng the loss equally three ways. b
Committees to take care of the de-
tale in connection with the tourna-
ment were appointed. They consist
o. an executive body, schedule COM
mittee. advisory, finance and enter
tainment.
All League Teams Enter.
It was found at the meeting that
every team In the three city leagues
would enter the meet. This will mean
eighteen qulntets to bowl on one even
ms and the following day. There will
De approximately Is booster teams
according to present indication. They
VIII be entered from the different
clubs>fraternities, ETC., in the city.
n officers stated last night that
at the present time 90 teams We're
assured. with, but few of the small
towns and, cities heard from. The
goal had been set at 100 and there
seems but little doubt but that the re-
manning ten and probably several
more will be entered beforsFthe open
Ing on January -.
n bowlers decided to send eight
teams to the Winnipeg tournament
which opens Immediately after this
n
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Smith-Lynch Bout For
Friday Is Cancelled

New, York. Dec. 19.-Promoters
here cancelled the bantamweight
championship contest between Joe
Lynch, t%itleholdcr, and Midget Smith
Mt Madison Square Garden, next Fri
day night after the New York State
Athletic commission, had upheld the
New Jersey Boxing commissions sus-
pension Of Smith. q
It was announced that q 12-round
match has been arranged between
Johnny Dundee Of New York and
Joe Tiplitz of Philadelphia. light
weights. ,t
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THREE | [ |':||'|I CUNTS
ARE NAMED IN
TITLE BATTLE I Il
Creighton, Flickertails and
Jackrabbits Strong il
N. CT

Sioux Falls, s.. D., Dec. la-CreiEh-
ton, South DAKOTA State and North Da-
kota university are favorites to win the
first basketball championship Of the
North Central 1ntercollediate confer
encf this year; with Nebneska Yves.
looking like strong contenders. South
Dakota uaivsrsity. M~ornineside, and
Des Moines are not expected to cut
much Of a swAth in the race. Little
news has come from the Des Moinss
camp. =.
Creighton lnust be given a slight
edge over her opponents in the coming
race. due tolthe remarkable basket
ball records the Hilltopplers have
made the last three or -four years.
which puts them iir a class with the
best CUNTS in the country. y
Great Record Last Year
Last ~ the Catholics defeated
Notre Dame, Iowa, Colgate, West yir-
ginia twice. Nebraska and South Da-
kota State twice. In addition to Veto
ries over the lesser lights. They were
defeated by small margins by Penn
State and Syracuse on an eastern trip,
ana also dropped a game to both Notre
Dame and Iowa. They have Mahoney,
center: Lovely, forward; Trautman,
Forward. and Lynch. guard, back
from last years reEular team so there
the race at all times.
South Dakota State. With il Of the
IA men back. who composed last years
squad, champions Of the two Dakotas,
are given O good chance o~t-upaettlng
the Nebraskans. -Four games Will be
played with Creighton, two In Omaha
and two in Rrookings, and these con-
tests Will 60 a long way towards de-
termining the championship. 4.
Captain Thompson, guard; Shuttle.
! guard; THINE. center, with WEIGH
and Carey at the forwards. will in all
proha bility, be the lineup Of the. Jack
feyt Globes guards: Patterson. Frank
Corey centers, and Kruger, with
owens, forwards, as reserves.
North Dakota Strong
In picking the champion, North Da-
kota university not be overlooked.
Coach Davis has the reputation Of
turning OUT wonderful basketball
teams.
North Dakota Agricultural college,
who with Creighton. were the ,on1y
teams to defeat South Dakota Stare
last year, will have a veteran squad.
Captain Flem. running guard. probab-
~ the best free thrower in the confer
ence. Is the main cog in the AgEie
team. In n game last year with
North Dakota university, the Bisons
secured but TIVE field baskets, but
won the game; 24-23, because Tlem
made 20 free throWs. u
NebraskaSIWesleyan IS expected to
snow q strong team. Last Year Goac,
1McCandless' team won II, WI 10 .rhev
.rwere only losing three games. -
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Showing Interest In /.
G gymnastics Al Iowa

Iowa City, Iowa, Dec. 19.--More:in-
terest is being shown in gymnastics
this season than ever before in the
history of this athletic work 1T the
University Of Iowa. according to Cpach
Harold 2. Boysop, The classes are
larger this year and the number Of
candidates for the Hawkeys Eylnnas-
tic team. he's ebout doubled. Twenty
five men arb seeking places on the
team; Iowa W, TN hold two ansl y meets e.
nesota, at Minneapolis, February 1T,
and the second ii Iowa City, with the
University OF illinois. February "a.
The team will go to Columbus, Ohio,
for the western conference meet.
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Grayjack And Mayberry
Draw In a Slow Battle

Duluth, MINI, Dec. 19.-Walter
EGrayjack, milwaukee. and Howard
Mayberry.s Duluth. bantamweights,
fought a slow ten round draw here
last night, according TO the Judges de-
cision. Graytack substituted for
Jimmy Valentine, Baltimore. who
was injured IN training. II
In the semi-windup Eddie Billings.
superior. received the judges decision
lover Kid A1berts, Duluth, at the, end
of a fast ten round bout. They are
middISWelghts. Emil BnberE. Minne-
sapolts,s knocked out Dick franklin,
BemldN In the first OF O scheduled
sir round contest. The men are
|h0ayyWeights, 81
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. GRAFTON Will,
/, HOLD B0NSPlEL
February Sc and z, Set For
i, Dates By Club Of That
City
~
(IEerald Special Service So

(Ekerald Special Service }sSs
~ Grafton. N. D., Dec. l9.-Membera
Of the Grafton Curling club voted Ia
hold an open bonspiel at y meeting
held last night. The dates wore sci
lfor February s. s and I and invita-
tons will be- sent to all. clubs in this
part OF the country.
Interest In curling here this saason
exceeds any past yea and the pros
poets are that the membership Of the
club will reach a. Nnder tho direc,
ton Of J. J. O'B6en. chairman ~. the
tc ecommittee, three sheets Of ice
have been prepared and they ore In
the best possible condition.
The big event Of the season will
be the round robin draw with IA rink.
participating. The skips are B. A
Sell. W. J.. LaMarre, f. w. Deason
p. G. Baer, H. M. Hanson. i. A
Moore. H. G. Johnson./R. P. Luchau
J. A. Foley. F. ]. VotavA, +. 4. Gas.
Per. r.. w. Elbee. IN. O'Brien, and
w. G. Tollack. :
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BOXER TAKES
COUNT IN THE FOURTH

Milwaukee. Dec. ls.-Jack zwick.
Kauaukna, Wis. welterweight boxer,
knocked out Bill Burns,3 Duluth, in
the fourth round Of ten period. no
decision contest last night.
Jimmy Nuss; Depere, WIS, defeated
Eddie Mullaney. Akron. Ohio, welter-
weight IN seYen rounds. the bout be
ing stoppedS by the State Boxing com
mission when Mullaney was In a bad
way aId evidently was no MATCHBOX
his Opponent: The latter bout was
billed to 60. eight rounds.
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Each year Pendelton, Oregon, has
its Round Up" Cheyenne, Wyoming,
ito Frontier Days Celebration" and
Fort Worth, Texas. it's Cattle Mems
Carnival" but from now on the west
Isn't going to have a monopoly on the
cowboy stun if,New York. can help 1t.
The Rodeo invaded Gotham this
year and-literally swept the inhab-
itants of their feet. They took to
bucktng-horse riding, and steer-bust-
Ing like a kid takes to candy.
Blase New Workers got a close up
OF what they generally imagine con-
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BOXING FORBIDDEN
IN BERLIN SCHOOLS

Berlin-Boxing has been forbidden
lin. In announcing the prohibition,
the municipal board Of education
gave no reason TOR the decisipn sim.
ply notifying the ractor4. that The
gymnasiunns could no longer be used
for this form Of sport i
Organisations which have been con-
Quoting the oontssts9 have, Id SONS
cases, been forbidden further access
to the buildings. In other instancei
the Societies are inaugurat!ng 3slbsti.
tuter exercises. The Berlin boxing
union has taken steps to have the ac-
ton reversed.
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stitutes everyday life in the open
spaces west of New Jersey.
There's little more to be desired In
the y of pulse stimulation after an
afternoon or evening spent in the COM
pany Of Bucking sbronchos and som-
breros. For instance steer-bulldog-
cling is a feat beside which football
and most other sports are mere child's
play. After watching a,scowboy swing
of the back of n flying horse onto the
until the animals falls over the specta-
tor is prompted to dash,Sonto the field
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SIGN Q BOUT

milwaukee,, Wis. Dec. l9.-Johnny
Dundee, lightweight champion boxer,
has boen signed to meet Tommy
O,Brien, Los Angeles. in = ten-round
no-decision bout in Milwaukee, Oh
The weight has been placed at 1876
pounds at 8 o'clock on the day OF the
contest.
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Plan Monument For
\Rube Waddell's Grave

San Antonio. Tex, Dec. IA cam
paign was started here by H. j. Ben
son, preside n of the San Antonio Texas
league baseball club, to erect q monu4
ment over the grave of George Ed
ward "Rube" Waddell, one OF base
here April /, 1914. Of tuberculosis. His
grave is marked only by a wooden
headboard from which the famous
name has almost been effaced. II
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FULTON STOPS R
In THE FOURTH ROUND

Tulsa. Okla. Dec. 1s.-Fred Full.
ton, Rochester, Mimi, heavyweieht,
scored a technical knockout over Carl
Morris of Sapulpa. in the fourth round
of their scheduled ten-round bout
here tonight. Morris second threw;
in the towel with Carl on the floor
for the third time in the round. |
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MICKEY WALKER WINS
DECISION OVER KRUG

Newark, N. ~. Dec. l9.-Mickey
Walker. w~elterweight champion. OUT
pointed Phil krug In a l2-round bout
here last might. .aportine writers gave
the decision TO Walker.
Krvg had the hstter Of about four
rounds.
EARLY in the fight Walker cut a
Eash Under krus's left eye and in 5the
2 round almost closed Krug's right
eye with a solid smash.
Krug Weighed 154 pounds and
Walker 14S Ia.
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indianapolis Club To
Have a New Ball Park

Indianapolis Baseball club Oh the
American association Will have new
It became known hsrS, when
Mayor Law Shank announced that
nine aeres of land. ownedSbysthe city
had been leased to the club. The lease
includes an option TO purchase tine
land. The club plans to erect mod
ern Iplant-but has set no definite time
Tor Faltnquisbthg Its present park.
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ST. PAUL AND NIAGARA
FALLS SEVENS TIE,

St. Paul, Dec. 19.-The st. Paul
Athletic club and the Niagara Falls.
Ont, hockey teams battled to a two
to two tie In a ten minute overtime
exhibition game here last night. The
visitors scored a goal in the last min
ute Of the secon five minute extra
period, but 1t was not allowed tho
umpire claiming the puck went
through the-side oftthe net.
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Blouin Closes la On
Smith In Bowling Match

Chicago. Dec. ls.-Jimmy Blouin's
remarkable rolling in the ffth,.block
|of their sixty-game classic bowling
tournament put him practically even
with Jimmy Smith here last night.
The score OF the end OF the nifty games
Sp,ith and Blouin each have Won
rs games, Smith having q total OF
10,26s and Blouln 1926. The grand
average of Smith is 2O6 1870 and
Blouiii 204 $40 pins for the first fifty
games.
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Babe Herman Gets a
Decision Over Kaplan

Meriden, Conn. Dec. 19.-Babe
Herman OF California, won a l2-round
decision over Louis Kid tKaplan OF
Meridian, Conn, at the national "A. G.
here last night. KAplan weighed 12a5
pounds and Herman 1919 1-2.
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Ancient E9yptJans worshtp,peds the
rcroccdils while living and rilHnni-
ned II When dad.
Evening star., 1922-12-17

Country driving. although not ne
cess;tating such constant alertness
on the part of the driver, neverthe-
less demands constant exercise of
every point of good driving. The
first thing to be learned for COM
Portable touring. or long distance
driving. is safe method of relaxa-
ton.
Authorities agree that the safest
and sanest grip on the wheel is one
hand above the other. one palm up.
the other down. This grip provides
the greatest leverage on the wheel
with the least eXertion. And all of
the necessary exponents of safe driv
highland brake, horn, throttle. etc,
are within easy reach.
On long drives, however. the
"nice-steerer' will rest himself by
changing his position as much as
possible with safety. One arm on
the door. the other hand firmly on
the wheel near the center, is safe.
Both hands at the top or both hands
at the bottom of the wheel is restful,
but your control is greatly weak
ened.
The intermittent use of the hand
throttle on good. open roads viii
Evening star., 1922-12-17

rest the right foot and leg. The oc-
casioEal use Of the hand brake, be-
sides being an excellent method OF
conserving both brakes, is also ex-
pedient and safe.
At no time should both hands be
ruts and bumps will quickly disturb
the equilibrium and throw the car
in the ditch.
Are You q "Nice steerer"f
Good driving and nice steering is.
for the most part, the application of
good, sound, common sense. You
will know mice steerer" by:
His gradual turns and stops.
His keeping to the right of the
road. particularly on curves and over
the crests of hills.
His extensive and intelligent use
of arm signals.
His comfortable expression.
however small. without endangering
the occupants of his car or any 9TH
er car.
His ease of handling.
His strict obedience of every traffic
regulation.
right Of the road when you blow your
request to be let by.
His protection of his motor; his
use of second and first speeds.
His alternate use of foot and hand
brakes on long grades or in emer-
gencies.
His thoughtfulness of pedestrians
he thinks for them.
His respect for railway crossings;
he stops, looks and shifts gears be-
fore he is actually on the tracks.
His skillful steering.
His properly adjusted steering ap-
paratus.
His use of the brakes before he
gets to the curve.
His realization that, having seen
the child, he (not the child) is re-
sponsible.
His mice steering"
Evening star., 1922-12-17
MARYLAND TO INVOKE
DETROIT SAFETY SYSTEM
General Conference of Officials and
Citizens Will Outline Drive
Againct Traffic Toll.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE. December 16.-Police
Commissioner Gather and State Motor
Vehicle Commissioner Baughman will
join forces to check the increase in
the auto death toll in Baltimore and
Maryland.
Cen Gather will install the Detroit
system in a new accident prevention
bureau, to be established January /.
A conference of all civic organiza-
tions. city officials. United Railways
officials and automobile club officers
will be called before that time to
throw the entire force OF public
opinion behind the safety-first move
ment.
The crimes commission is expected
to make an immediate survey of needs
of the police department to control
traffic adequately, and to back the
police commissioner in such of his
recommendations as it approves. 1T
was support of the Detroit survey
which made possible the great reduc-
tion of automobile deaths in that city
last year.
Our only hope to control the stu
alton lies in aroused public support.
said Gen. Gather. 4 will get in touch
with Col. Baughman at once to ar
range for a conference of civic organ
izations This will pick the matter
up where a similar conference laid
it down last year.
But. beginning January l. we will
have in the hands Of every motor
driver, street car motorman and con-
ductor. and available to the public at
drug and neighborhood stores, report
cards to be filled out and sent to this
department Any one who sees any
violation of the traffic laws will be
asked to fill one out and mail it He
will simply give the number Of the
auto license and tell the traffic viola
ton ne saw. His name will not be
used by the department and he will
not have to come into court as wit
ness.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
TRUCKS REMOVE SNOW.

According to the best authorities.
snow from twelve to thirty-six inches,
If not too heavy. can be moved by
motor trucks, with plow attachments,
with excellent results. Trucks should
be run on opposite sides of the high
way for return trips. and should NOT
be operated at more than four miles
per hour. \ few men should be car
ried to shovel away the wet snow
that plies up in front of the blade.
While it is impossible to estimate
what snow removal on the highway
costs per mile throughout the nation
as a general average, upon the par
Evening star., 1922-12-17
BY r.. F., MACKENZIE.

Advertising Manager, the Ttmken
Roller Bearing Co., Canton, Ohio.
Before taking his machine out OF
the garage a good. driver should be
confident that every part of it is In
first-class working order. not only
SO that he may make his trip with
the assurance that he will not have
trouble on the road. but also SO that
he will know that his machine Will
not fail him in traffic emergencies.
a thorough inspection of the
whole mac hine should be made, at
least once a week, in order to be
sure that it will give dependable
Evening star., 1922-12-17

your own car as well as all neigh
boring cars. AS long as both front
wheels or both rear wheels do not
hit the obstacle at the same time the
results are not bad. In getting out OF
street car tracks. or ruts. tie wheels
should be f1ipped quickly t. one side
and then quickly to the other, thereby
scraping the tires as little as possible
and keeping complete control at the
same time.
skidding.
Skidding Is probably one of the
most common causes of automobile
accidents. Yet, il the driver is care
skidding. The only skid that can be
controlled absolutely is the skid that
does not start. Slow. even turns, and
SLOW even stops and starts will avoid
skids. Never apply the brake sud
denly and never disengage the clutch
until you have almost come to stop.
On icy pavements you should never
attempt to drive without tire chains.
Also by keeping the windshield clean
you will do away with much OF the
possibility of skids caused by the
necessity of suddenly applying the
brake.
Can You Pnrks
Probably not more than one driver
out of ten can efficiently and prop
erly park his car. The one best
method of parking in a limited space
is to pull up parallel to the car be-
hind which you are going to park,
and about one foot away from IT
Turn the front wheels sharply toward
the curb and back slowly until you see
Evening star., 1922-12-17

small cost in comparison to the needs
or the nation for adequate hishwag
transportation all tac year. apari
from the usefulIerS Of snow clear
ance in helping TO maintain improved
rladE