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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Timely Comment
ALL READY FOR
FIRST DISTRICT
CAGE TOURNEY
Contesting Teams Number
19; Open Early Friday
Morning

Every thing SIS I'm readiness for Tho
First district high school basketball
tournament 20 bo held Friday aud
Saturday at Ilarwcll gym, Tulsa uui-
yorsity. Nluotcou teams. rcprcsout-
inc high schools iu as many towns
of The district. havc been entered
and on arrangements fpr tho play
worked ont by Coach Francis
Schmidt ~ r. Z. who is I'm charge.
Tho first ana second rounds will bc
played Friday the third Saturday
morning. the scmifinHls Saturday
afternoon and tho finals Saturday
night.
Tulsa aud Ramona high teams are
picked as probably tho strongest
entered, and many basketball fol-
lowers expect them 20 fight II out
in the finala. Tulsa was tho vim
uor last year However. GlcnpooG
Bartlosyille, Pryor. pawnoo. Nowata
and sand SpriuEs all have formid-
ablo teams sand springs hopes 20
got 10 the Romtinals ut least.
Pryor high team, which viii reach
Tulsa at 1880 tonight. is the first
expected. All teams viii be met at
the station by representatives Of
Tulsa u ana escorted To tho uni.
NerAty. All visitors viii be- provid,
ed with quarters at tho college and
entertainment win bo FREQ until they
have been eliminated. College boyt
living In tho school will visit In the
city while tho tournament is IN
progress. 80 that the dormltorlca Will
be available for tho visiting players
Coach Schmidt Gald all teams
shotld report to r. u. gym imme-
diat sly upon arrival ana secure
lockers. All players should bo mum.
berod, ho said.
Strong IGinman Of Wichita, Eddie
Elbel OF tho Tulsa Y. NJ. g. 4. and
Earl Jones OF Tulsa u will do the
refereeing. Coaches with teams IN
each game will bo permitted 20 SO.
loct the official from these three.
Tho schedule Of games for Friday
was given by Coach Schmidt as fol-
lows:
S:JO-Pryor VS. Red Fork.
9:30--Blxhy vs. Blgheart.
10:30-Nuwata w Quapaw.
1i;3O-Sand Springs VS. Collins
VILE.
1;30--Glcnpool Va Skintook.
23OiTulsa vs. Lcnapah.
3;3O---Jcnks Va Pawhuska.
4:30--Bartlesyille w winner oI
Blxby- -BiRheart game.
5:3O--pawuee W. winner OF Pryor
Red Fork game.
7:3O--Ramona vs. Clnremoro.
S:30--Dewey W. winner sam
Springs -Collinsvlllc game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
CHURCH IS FAMILY CLUB
Provision Made for All Ages and
sexes la Homciike Affair.

CLEVELAND, March S.-The
Lakewood Congregational church
functions seven days n week as
clubhouse and school
Thc church was built six years
ago. II is equipped with kitchen.
gymnasium, sewing room and little
homelike rooms whore special groups
can sit around the fireplace and
discuss their common community
and religious problems.
While father is down IN the bowl
Ing alley rolling little soclab,e
game with a ncighbor, mother can
attend a meeting IN one OF tho up-
stairs rooms, and Willie can be en-
ioying himself I'm the gym.
\ radio room also keeps tho boys
Interested, while one Of the rooms Is
assigned TO tho Campfire girls. Nov
ing pictures frequently are used in
place Of sermons on Sunday nights
10 drive home moral truths. The
church has a backyard for tennis
and baseball
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
HARD ON GOLFERS
HUNDREDS or COLE BALLS
LOST IN MUD.


CHICAGO, March S.--IIun.
drcds of golf balls were planted
IN the soft turf of Chicago golf
clubs during the last three
balny days, according 10 green
keepers. who estimated that the
hundreds az golfers Who had bc.
SGT the links after long hibcr.
nation had embedded several
gross OF the white spheres In
that soil.
The warm weather thawcd the
surface 50 that Il became oosy
for II depth of about four inches.
A golf ball well loftcd would fall
into this mlre and sink one or
two inches below the turf. The
mud would close over the pellet
before the golfer reached the
spot, leaving no visible clue 10 its
whereabouts, Golf professionals
figured that at the reduced price
OF balls this year the players had
lost probably $500 worth during
the three days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
French Determine to
Hold Olympic Games

tcntion Of the French government 60
hold tho Olympic games In 1874 was
expressed I'm the chamber Of dcpu-
ties today by CASTOR vidal under
secretary OF technical education, rep
reseutiug Premier Poincare on an
Interpolation concerning the de-
lays In the plans for the Olympiat.
NJ. vidal said the government bill
appropriatng 20,000,0OO francs for
tho games which was sent 10 par
llamout yesterday apparently would
he Il heavy burden ON France during
the financial depression, but that the
government was determined 10 hold
the games 'lu "A style worthy OF
France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09


charlie White. Chicago light
weight. has some original ideas
about boxing,
~ can beat Benny Leonard for the
old titlc easier than I did white
Jackson" argues White, which right
away proves charlie parks unusual
Ideas inside HIS hat band.
Leonard" says white. "ls pretty
much regulation boxer. tIe docs
about everything IN timetable order,
hooks, Jnhs. crosses. once an %
pouont solves Bonny'B style ho
knows about what to expect. ~ isn't
necessary 10 bo on tho witch look
ius Tor something out Of the urdl-
nary. Tho champion ia seldom dtt-
fcrcnt.
Jackson is tho other extreme. lie
Ia tough and dangerous an the timo
because he mixes up his attack,
jackson dCpCHds mostly on his
right hand I knew that before en-
terlug the ring. but I soon dis
covered ! couldn't fnuro Just how
ho'd use his right For eight rounds
at the garden ! studied Jackson
closely and oven then wasn't
| Thoroughly familiar with his awk-
ward methods In my opinion n
/ boxer like jackson is harder 60 stop
| than ono Ike Leonard with his regu-
/ lntiou style"
The records don't Huhsiantlate
! Whito'H peculiar deductions. lie
| outClassod jackson In their recent
session IN tho garden, scoring n clean
| IkuOckdowu. n was one ~ tho few
| times IN his long career that Jack
son had been floorcd.
Ncnr n Victory In Benton Hnrbor.
| Tho Windy city star failed to
! fathom toonHrds supposedly easy
style tho last time the two clnshed
at Benton Harbor. on that oc-
cuslon white was knocked out In the
ninth round. This is how he ex-
| plains that defeat:
~ had Leonard on tho run FOR
! nearly eight rounds" declares white.
I"I knocked him out OF the ring in
| the fifth and was about 60 finish the
champion in tho ninth when Loon
ard hit me on the breakaway. This
put mo out for the count. We had
agreed To fight with clean breaks
and | wasn't expecting anything
when coming out Of clinChes. Loon
ara dlsregardcd our agreement"
| white has improved considerably
since his last fight with the light
weight tito holder. lie has de-
Vclopcd his right 20 tho point where
It is now n wicked instrument. Until
recently the wcstcrner did all his
heavy work with his left. Because
Of this ho was known as Left HOOK
Charlie. Now he's n strong two
fisted fighter, a formidable opponent
for Leonard.
white and Leonard were original
ly scheduled for the garden or
March n, but Bcnny's injury to hi,
hand Will move the bout back per
haps to tho opening of tho outdoor
season when tho scrap will attract
"A much bigger gate" than tn,
garden would hold White viii meeI
Dundee on tho nth,
For IL years. whites been per
forming In the ring but he doesnI
think ho should he called n veteran
"l'vc only had 157 bouts In al
my career" argues Charlie. "whil,
Dundee and some other guys havt
answered the bell at least 500 time
, Thor hands are all b1stod up Will,
mine are rs good as new
Ana white proudly exhibits a pal
OF strong, unmarked mitta will
! which hu expects 10 take away II
Chicago Ieonard's lightweight
2 championship.
b Britishcrs Kidding Themselves.
3 over iu England they have a no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Big Cotton Pool for
Texas GrOlUerS for 1928

DALLAS, Texas, March s.--The
board OF directors Of the Texas Farm
Bureau Cotton association today is-
sued a statement that, II the cotton
crop IS normal the association will
have signed contracts for at least
100000 bales before the next selling
season. Tho board authorized the
financial committee 20 make appli-
cation for s20,00O,0OO I'm credits TO
handle tho pool for tho coming sea-
son in Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
SapuLpans Depart for
WeIUOkG Cage Meet

Holding second place In the
Little Ten scholastic conference
aud with a week OF grilling practice
under their belts, Coach VIRGIL
JoueS' Blue and White basketeers
OF Slpulpa high school were to
leave at $50 o'clock Thursday
morning FOR Wetumpka TO strive
for hunors IN the district tourna-
ment.
Coach Jones will take the follow
ing regulars! Jones, Ray. McCrady,
Ford. Morris Thomas, Smith. Wolf
and Rush. The first game OF the
tournament will be played Friday.
are Chandler, Holdenvlllc, Shawnee,
walters, Frances, Sapulpn, We
tumpkd, WeWoka and Oilton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
ALLIES WAITING UPON U. S.
II America Tacks Reservations on
Pact. Europc WIN Follow Snit.

PARIS, March S.--France and the
other European countries are await
Ing the United states sonate's rati-
tication OF the Washington confer
cnco agreements before submitting
them to their respective parliaments,
according to 4 statement made by
Premier Poincare and NJ. Sarraut, OF
tho French delegation 20 that con-
ference before the senate committees
on foreign affairs and the navy to-
day,
They added the information that
the ratification Of the United States
senate was likely TO carry reserva-
tlons, thereby emitting tho other
signatorIes TO make equivalent modi-
flcations In the Pacific and naval
limitation treaties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Fight Decisions

At Houston - Tim Droney. Lam
caster. Pa. outpointed Bobby Green,
san Antonio, in IL slashing rounds.
Soldier Kuhn knocked out wild Cat
Ewing in the sixth. Bobby Mason,
san Antonio. beat Pat Corbett. local,
In 10 slow rounds.
At San Antonlo-Benny Cordova
Albuquerque, and Young Goldie,
New York, fought 10-round draw:
lightwelghts. Joe Garrett, local
lightweight. outpointed Jimmy Dun
dee. New York, in 10 rounds. Kid
Ennie, Dallas, won a 10-round de-
cision over Kid Monte. local light
weight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
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Purdue Grabs Big Ten
Caging Championship

CHICAGO. March S.-Purdue uni
versity won its final game in the big
10 conference basketball race from
the University of Illinois team last
night and emerged from the scram-
BILE for basketball honors with the
conference championship in its pos
session. The teams in the race fin
ished in the following order: Pur-
due, Michigan. Wisconsin, Illinois,
Chicago, Iowa. Ohio state, Mime
sofa, Indiana. Northwestern.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Lands 20 BE Chief Of
SdHdIOt Baseball, Too

CLEVELAND, March S.--Cummis-
sioner OF Organized Baseball Lands
National Baseball federation. the
Natiouad Baseball federation. the
ssndlot organization, It was learned
here today. Judge Lands rs said
TO have told officials of the fedora
tion over the long distance telephone
that he felt fayorubly inclined to-
wGrd acting ar the court of last re-
sort OF that organization.
James II. Lowry OF Indianapolis,
president Of the ~ -. H., will cHn-
Ter with Judge lands tomorrow In
Chicago.
Judge Lands would act only on
cases which could not be decided
10y the federation and on appeals
on protests 10 the federattun's de-
cisions. lie would receive no sal
AIRY, IT. was stated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Little Doing In A. Is. G.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March S.-Today
was one OF unimportance I'm the
minor events OF the main bowling
congress tournament, bowlers from
Cleveland, Toledo and Monroe,
Mich, being the only performers and
none was able to get into the lists
in either the doubles or singles dl-
visions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Rlckard Trial Set for March 20.

NEW YORK, March S.--Trial OF
ToN Richard, boxing promoter. on
an Indictment charging criminal as
sault upon Alice Ruck, 15-year-old
schoolgirl, today was set for March
90. Supreme Court Justice Wasser-
vogel took under advlsoment a mo-
tion by Richards counsel to dis
miss the Indictment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
This Is Too Much,

WILLIAMSON, w. Va March s.
Bob Martin, champion 4. Il. r..
heavyweight, scored his third
knockout in three days here last
night when he floored Riclie Stol-
lard Of Williamson for the count IN
the second round of scheduled H.
round bOut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
RlnckmclI Girls In Racc.

ENID, March 6.--BlackWcTl gIrls'
basketball team still Is In tho race
for tho cup to be awarded the win
nor of tho Phillips eighth annual
invitation basketball tournament as
a result OF defeating the team from
Waukomis Tuesday Afternoon by a
score OF 1s to II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
stoIcn LIauor Recovered.

FREDERICK, Md. March S.
Two arrests and recovery of IS Of
more than fifty barrels Of WHISKY
stolen early today by an armed
band Of about thirty men from the
warehouse at Burklttsville, near
near here. of the Cuthridge Horsey
Distillery company. Incorporated
were repored tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
In Artha In More Trouble.

TININFTETD, y. J., M1rVn -
Former heavyweight champion,
Jack johnson, who was prevented
from giving boxing exhibitions at
local thcator got into more trou-
bio today when the vaudeville COM
pany with which no is travelling had
It's receipts attached to satisfy
S633 claim filed by New York the
atrlcal concerns. johnson gave
bond to insure payment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Ward SIGNS for S7,5OO.

NEW ORLEANS. March S.-With
the signing of Aaron Ward at a SAL
ary believed to be $500 a year, the
Yankee holdout crop was exhausted
today. Mike McNally, AL Devormer
and j. Franklin Baker are expected
in camp today from Hot Springs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Fleming Amateur S.Cushion Champ.

CHICAGO, March S,--l'rank J..
Fleming Of Champaign, III, today
won the national amateur title IN
three-cushion billiards, defeating
Adolph (Spike) Splclmau OF Chit
cago. so To 80 In SO innings In the
championship match.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Rcd Eorl, Wins n Pair

Red FORK high school basketball
team won a doubleheadcr from
Kjefer last night at Red Fork. Red
Fork boys won, II 20 s, and the
girls was, 81 to (. Tom Williams Of
Tulsa university refereed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
MnrnnvIIlc In Joln Pirates.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March S.
Walter ]. (RabbiD Maranville, star
shortStop OF the Pittsburgh National
League baseball club. LEFT here this
afternoon to Join tho Pirates squad
az West Baden. Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Robbers Blow Postofflcc Safe.

OKLAHOMA CITY. March S.
Robbers blew the postoffice safe at
Calhoun, Okla, and escaped with
$500 in cash and $3.50 In stamps. ac-
cording TO adylces received here
today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Carpenter Ill,
Bout With Smith
Off Indefinitely

NEW YORK. March s.---Al Lippe,
monagcr for Jeff Smith, Bayonne,
y. j. middleweight boxer. today re-
ceived a cable message from Paris
stating that Georges Carpenter was
very ill. and wouldr not be able TO
meet Smith in a 2O-round match
there April S. The message, signed
by Leon See, French sports promo
ter. read: Carpenter very i'll.
Operation necessary. Postpone de-
psrture. Smith"
Lippe announced he had can
Cancelled his steamship passage and
cnbled See asking details Of the
French IDOLS malady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
LAngrorI 90 Mcct TuItnn.

BEARpSTONN, H.. March s.
sam Langtord, negro heavyweight.
and Fred Fulton have been signed
up for "A io-rouud do-decislon fight
here March 22, lt was announced
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-09
Or n Butcher.

80 you think you will make a
surgeon OF your boy?"
Yes; he seems inclined that way:
he's cutting UP from morning TIL
night"
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PAGES
BOWLERS ON lST
DAY OF TOURNEY
Gregory's 231 High Score
as Y. M. G. A. Singles
Get Under Way

"Jnclc John Gregory. dean OF
Tulsa bowlers, set tho pace az tho
opening of the y. NJ. G. A. spring
tournament yesterday Gregory 8
23t was high for 10 frames and hts
572 was tho best 30-frame mark.
Frey with a 23O IN his second game
fell only a pin below Gregory.
Gregory welt. Frey. Garrison,
Robert. Ewing, Smith, Thompson
and Mccoy were the winnerg. Greg
orv eliminated Fred Borgwald, n
member Of the lIy-Test Gasoline
team that viii represent Tulsa I'm
the 4 y G tournament A. Toledo.
More games In the singles will be
bowled today. Doubles drawings
will be made.
Following are Wednesday, scores:
Welt $50 defeated Usslcman
$3.50:
Welt .......14a i73 III 87
Gregory C57s, defeated Borgwald
(523):
Gregory ....1S7 2S1 1874 572
Borgwald .....l59 III III 523
Frey (642) DEBATED Brooks (44D;
Frey .....,l35 230 III 5i2
Brooks ......136 1875 143 44i
Garrison t6l5) defeated Cody
$40:
Garrison .....157 1G1 1917 SIC
Cody .,.....175 1872 14s 5li
Roberts t54o) defeated Carson
| N99):
Roberts .......16s 1874 1873 $40
Carson ........l64 l64 l5l 499
Ewing N7o) defcatd Algors
40:
Ewing .....,f57 15t 1862 47O
Algors .......,-66 l27 1874 447
Roberts $3.50 defeated Lycan
| C5l3):
Roberts .......17s 17s 1919 554
Lycan .......1s5 III 157 SIS
Smith (459) defeated Luss H4s);
Smith .......,i6t l4S ~ 45s
buse .........l45 146 1853 44S
Lucy $50 defeated Thompson
| $3.50:
Lucy .........lb6 l39 lso AGA
Thompson ....159 1874 40 4b5
Mccoy $3.50 defeated Young
! C523):
Mccoy ....179 1872 1877 63s
Young .......l41 2l2 ia 62t
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PARIS. March S.-Georges Car
ptntier, the French fighter has been
for the past few days with a car
buncle on his neck. A surgical oper-
alton was performed this morning
ana II is expected that this will alle-
viate the trouble. Carpenters future
Plans and contracts, II Is announced,
will be in no way modified.
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TAMPA. Fla. March S.--Ot the flock -
youngsters brought south by Clark Ggif-
filth, he believes he has found two young
pItchers able 20 make the grade IN the
American league circuit this season one
Is Joe Gleason. n Shreveport product, and
the other is Ray Francis, sent east by the
Seattle club. All OF the Rookie pitchers
are being worked daily for quick weed
ing out.
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AUGUSTA, Ca, March s.--Harrv IIu.
man, latest OF the Tigers to report got
into Uniform this morning. Although fHe
training grind hcre Is less than week
old, several athletes are marked f1r
transfer to other climates, but n seems
quite likely that Johnny Mohardt, OUT
fielder will be detailed
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CHICAGO. March S.-Two more O..
a-inning games will be played by the Cn,
caFo Nationals between regulars and rr
cruits at the Catalina island camp of tII
coast OF California and then Mauae.
kulifer's men viii start on their trIp g.
meet Portland. Vernon and Los Angelo
In several exhibition Eamcs, according o.
dispatches received here.
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NEW ORLEANS. March s-passb,u
the fun 9-inning variety is being t8.
dulged In the practice work hero n lie
~. Louis Cardinals preparatory 30 Ha
game with the Cleveland team At UaHat
saturday ana sunday The teams ara
headed BY the Catchers
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Latest Pictures
In Camp

SAN ANTONIO. March s.--signlnr n,
Jess Barnes. holdout pitcher. tod
brought cheer TO tho Giants. PM D,1s.
las and Kelly are stll outside the fs.4
Home runs by klnsella and Neussl sri
scintillating work In the outfield BY Case
Stengel featured 6 to game, betVss,
two picked teams yesterday.
The New York herald., 1922-07-10
PICNICKER LOSES LIFE
SAVING GIRL IN RIVER
Leaps In Fully Clothed and
Fails to Come to Surface.

Leslie Harrison. -. of 400 Valley
road, West Orange. was drowned In the
Passaic River at Little Falls, NJ J., yes
terday when he dived In. clothes and
all. to rescue Miss Harriet Hoffman of
IS Riggs place, West Orange. who had
stepped into a hole while bathing Har-
risen did not como TO the surface, and
1t was fifteen minutes before his body
was recovered. In the meantime the
young woman had managed to catch
hold Of the projecting root Of q tree.
Clinging to this she screamed for help
until q motor party passing by rescued
her.
Harrison and Miss Hoffman, who were
on q canoe outing, decided to 20 In
bathing. Miss Hoffman went In first,
Hoffman remaining on the bank watch
ing her. He was about to get ready
to join her In the water when ne saw
her 20 down. She came TO the surface,
screaming for help and making hysteri-
cal efforts to reach the river bank. Har-
rison without waiting TO remove any Of
his clothing Jumped into the river. He
either struck mudhole or 4 stone and
did not come up again The rescuers
had considerable difhcuity getting Miss
Hoffman out Of the water. Then she
made known the fact that Harrison had
Jumped In. Several Of the party dived
for the body until they recovered IT,
They gave first aid treatment but Har-
rison could not be revived.
The New York herald., 1922-07-10
POLICE RUN DOWN GANG
AFTER GARAGE ROBBERY
SeUen Men in Big Car Sur
render at Red Bank.

Seven men In an automobile which the
police declared was Of the usual high
powered type affected by burglars robbed
the garage at 25 Westfield avenue. Elis.
abeth. N. j., carly yesterday morning OF
about $40, The watchman discovered II
fifteen minutes later and three policemen
chased the alleged robbers into Red
Bank. firing several shots before they
surrendered. They were identified by
the watchman, William Borneman..
Borneman said the men bought gas
and oil and that after they had gone he
found the money had too. Patrolmen
Mendelman and Flaherty pursued or
their motorcycles. Another policeman,
motorcycle skidded and pitched him into
a rut.
Mendelman and F1aherty know some
short cuts that enabled them to overtake
the machine just after II had crossed
the bridge In Red Bank. The prisoners
gave their names as Nicholas Cassiero
Andrew Sager. Christopher #. .Galante
Harry Benner and Antoni De Angelo
all Of Newark and John De Salvo OF
116 New York avenue and Dominick
SelIno Of Thirteenth avenue. both OF
Brooklyn. D.