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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Argentine Poloisis
Defeat Quid Nuncs
I'm Extra Period

UURLINGHAM. England. June -
nv The Associated Pfessl.-ln nc
er,t game Of the polo championship
cnp tournament to-day tho Argentine
Federation polo team defeated Quid
vures after four minutes OF overtime
play. by the score Of s TO Z.
The teams lined up as follows
Areenune-Thc Miles brothers J. D.
Nelson, Louis Lacey.
ouidnuncs Major 7. W. Kirkwood'
Major Phipps Hornby. a. L. Tate ana
Viscount Wimbourne.
II was one Of the best games seen IN
London this season The ground was
rather soft. which was considered to
he against the Argentincs. Neverthe-
less. they looked 20 be winning easily
leading in the third period. goa IS TO
nothing. but the Quidnuncs made b
goals IN sequence and midway the
sixth period the score was hye-all.
Three minutes from the end OF play
tho Quidnuncs were leading, Z to q,
but before the bell was rung John
Miles. OF the Argentincs, shot goal.
ticing the score a. Tall. In the extra
pe~iod the Ar~cntinea pressed the
Ouidnuncs. and after four minutes o.
play David iiles shot the winning
coal
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Latonia Results

First race phe Fort mitchell purse 20
three -ycar-olds anf upward, allowance
% ~ Wilson, $3.50 SIS 90 anc ss70
won Cap Rock io5 tscsbisl s. and
s. 80. cecond Royal Dicf. no tfieidsl.
= 90. ihirl Time. ! rs i.s Mamcrre
W''i'r T'aves'y Lantaios md Foy ais.
rem
Srcord race Nor maiden two-y'ar-oids
allowances pvrse s.. 100 hve frriongs' -
ana So 30. won. irish Roce iie fGr3rN
so 80 AMI 5000. second Playful Miss. ~
Connolly ,46o third Time 90 A.
turettc sweep Lady. Lily q. Margaret
Ware. Lucy Churchill ana Phenol also ran
Third rece O'or four yea r-olds and ID
ward cininiirg purse. 500 ono mile am
an eighth Link Boy ie9 tNaTtinl - 90.
i0i a. WILSON, s. % and 81 90 second
virgo. 40 (nrueningl. s.. third. Time
50. Tony Lady. chinnic walsh. Mildred
AMI ArraNan also ran
Fourth race ofor ihrce-yssr-olds ard up
ward. claiming, purse. $4,000. sis fur
longs) Gammer Gurton. - (Pcnmnn)
80. 81 30 aud s., won. Fir-, Consul.
iio tconnellsp. t90 and ss:o. sscond:
winding Through % NiaryeN. - 90
thlrd Time o. 3-5 Toney sue short
circuit De nonero. I.ocarno Monsoon.
Plato. Trust oibeiAl and Promising Tom
also ran.
Fi'h race uhe chester Tark purse for
two year-ola allowances purss. 1900.
Ave and haY fnriongn -Sk.eziN io>
cfri,ir ll lTaylor). g. 20 and s. a.. .,r,
nnd. Metric Jos tNennfdyl 50 30. ihrt
Time 0s Bob Gsdf, raf Alice "a
o-b Nennie. pr Glenn and Kent l. also
ran
sixth race ,ior four-yesr old. AND up
vart .laimins puffe & 500 onv mile
md On @lrhthl hl--Arh - owens. s. 90
- amt . 80 won sun God or tpFuan.
o. q md 4 U
fSch~ncn 81 %. thlrd TIME 1853
Aarrla Hopr. Yankee 10, Powell. Mil-
Nrbufg ard Nai Prize ais0 ran
seventh faes tfcf thfe~. .yesr-slds and
UPWARD. claiming pufs- 81 500 one mil.
amt q riNternfhN Thaun l0r fW Paon
So 80 s. 20 ami s. 60 Won. kewpie NrM
700 tuW"nsl tt2o ami S. lN SECOND
Marine 'ofps iee ,RAilal $40 third
rime o. Topmast Gem pimui.s
rsdua LADY LILLIAN snd American Boy
Hisr ran
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Ouimet Wins Medal
In Qualifying for
Mass. Golf Title

SALEM. Mass, June 2s.-Frnncis
Ouimet. OF Woodland. former national
amateur and open champion. led the
thirty-two players who qualified for
match play out Of iis entrants IN the
state golf championship az the Kern
wood Country Club to-day. He broke
the course record in the forenoon with
a 70 and returned 73 in the afternoon
his total Of 143 being seven strokes
better than the second man. b. W.
Estabrook. Of the Country Club.
The previous record for the course
was 72. made b. the late Louis Teller
professional. Ouimot made poor
start. taking for the first hole ana
topping his drive so badly from the
second tee that he required s. There
after his play was teady and al times
brilliant. n trio OF 3's and a on the
ninth hole carrying him out IN "a.
Gaming home he took two more shots.
Hi. card for the forenoon round:
out .......-. sfssttss 5-ss-7o
In the first round tomorrow Ouimet
will meet ". L. Quinlan. OF scarooro'
who was far down the list with 1859.
Tho best ten scores were: Francis
Ouimet. Woodland. l4S, D. ". Esta-
SrooL Country club. 100. +. G. New
ION Brae Burn. 1855; !. s. Burns. Abe
marie. 1876: =. L. Lowery, Norfolk l.o1.'
W r McPhail, Norfolk. 1873; G. J.. Aul-
bach. Scarboro. l59; &. II. LyaI Belle
vue. l61: r. r. Gorton, Brae Burn lbl;
II. Paul. Bellevue, l6l.
". a. Whitcomb. Of Worcester, had
1865. being tied with two others FOR fi-
feonth placC.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

liams defeated Morris Duane s,
6-i. C.
Tho Grsi round in the doubles cham
pionship was completed and severe!
matches IN tho second we've played.
The summarize.
Singles .fNh -oundl Pif Seer Leland
Stanford. defeated Anff.~ Morgan. Penn,
f s1 Nuy 1irorl Wtshinrton I ri-
vs-s.fy nf sf louis. defeated James Dawes.
leland stanford. 81. d. 9 Water
Nsabroni. Michigan. defeated o. " etn-
aefa lr Dartmouth. = %. O. T. J.. VII
Isna. Yale. defeated Morris luane. llar-
ward &C. Oh te
Doubles fnr1f -oVnfl charles Grsnser
ami Lewis While Texas. defeated g.. ~
shitesay ani p r Dickinson. Princeton.
sf
rorh'es second rounil charlie Grar q p
and Lewis white TrnaT defeated .
Mlnsnm ani n0nlid rfoslo. P'nnsJiYa a
s- rs - bradley and ~ I EIiIl.
Harvard defeated a a Stage Ir anil
A. = FranarnstIue. Chicago. f-3 s-i
! B. Howard Ind Nirril Taylor Prince.
fon. defeated Ardfra Morgan ans Marshall
Narn. man. fennsylrania. %. So e-i.
rnup Seer tnd James Dawes. LELAND
STANFORD. defeated e. " Sanders Ir and
A. r. Howe ir. Dartmouth. S. o..
Walter Wc-hrook and George Belinda.
NIrLiran. defeated Gerald fmrrron and
T. q MCLAUGHLIN. columbia. s-5. %
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

Brown caused the frst BIC upset %
,ho tournament when he took the meas
urc OF James Davies, Leland stan
ford. The match went three sets, l.
C. G. j. In the third set Davies
had o 9 game lead on his service.
but committed three double faults and
lost this and the next two games.
Brown played fine court game. max
ine a number OF seemingly impossible
gets
Andrew Morgan. captain Of the Uni
vcssity O. Pennsylvania team. put up
q hard battle against Necr. the pres
cnt Champion, but lost, sc, 6 3.
After Necr had assumed n 5--l game
lead in the first set. Morgan stcadied
and IN s;rfng rally won the next
I've games. Nccr. however. was not 20
be denied and won the ncxt three.
Wcsbrook entered the scmi-nna,
round b. eliminating &. W. Sanders
IT,. captain of the Dartmouth College
team. in straight sets, -. 6 ,. In
the other nth round contest Yale
scored q win over Harvard when VIII
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
coli Summaries
ELnar nn-.n

tlH'I If.N
E-r. chir1rn i,-.l'ei H,z =.
Louis .p fei hY|fI
McKe~. nes No.aps ao'aa,sd csr,,, a
LDuls 3 and
ray'e4r reI H1nea l.fls,sf sr.
Hoef lnierf ii.. nrd
sfYfNe. har1ss rir def,a,sf B.,,..
FlWp i0Al lrf
con.rr Karras c.'l ee'.a,ei Basr a
ioI.r and
Joh1aion. 70 rarI f-f,,fss cr,,..
VeHlrrton. isH. H1f
cochrane Wihfa Fslf F.r s.,.,,..
r. busm.ngs chicsFo. aa4
Weight fos Ang .... lefs4i,l Rsyss..
omaha anl
Gaines. omaha. defeated W.,r..
Memph.s. 49,
Van Elm ssf Lafo. fe,ea'sd Dse..,
kansas (ify. uD 90 hlIssI
Bush g. Logli defeated csg,h. ca.
csgo. %.
woiT - Louis ief,a'sd xan.os .
foYis. and
HERON ch'cago. defeated Lne.rs .
Louil. anf
ouime' K.n,as cty se'sa'.s Bnr
Msdzo. Chicago fr,ss'ai Bas's
OffHnvs lo~s. YD ill h0I-sI
Ecklgnd W.-h.fa. ksn ieisated K.s.
nedy Tulsa. = aDf
sErONu ROUND
"chIr<' Etans chicago. 8ef.s,.S We
Kee ur1 N0'nea arf
uaYa.rr urf NlIrfa frfslfsf cces.
-ane Wi,h'fa Pals TeEss alf =
Gaines omaha lefDafsi jlnlsf5n. a.
Paul 10
Heron. ch.oaso defeated Os.m.,
Earala rfU uI
Wo.0 ~ Los.t se,.at-s Nlls, "a.
raro. ir
So ghf. 30 Arre'.r feglfsi E,raa
Virhifa Kan fni
van E.m. s4.t LlAe N..y defeated BlsA
nrw Dri.a ans alf
stuff. ksrrnf r.v sofeS'l cassi7
hans.A i.fy 1nl
To-morrow's m,tcrcs vi.i 6a a. fsl.
iows. with play 40 ta.riy-s.z ao.es;
"Chrl" Evans chlsg1. m 20 BaJ.
a.gr Des Moinss ies. -tlffs Iinlas cfl
50 Fred Wright l.os Anza leo Ians
GtIn~s gorge fan = m .l.' Lakf CIV
Ciaren.e Nlff st L04f n = DaFsS1
HERON. thl0agD.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Lal0nia Entries

First race Nf5oo. claiming tho Cover
IIcf. Tor fnroo-Y -Ynnr.olcf nnd upward riN
furlonrsl- Rcd Leaf 90. Jana1 loa ~
gon. f0s Ponree. f03 Cilntonvlle. lol .
S;uv.nor. Ios. John Resraon. 10. High
Cost. ii2. Hep. il2. Bullion il'.
second race fsi.40o. claiming for two
-orr-oIf raIIons. four furi0nrsl 'Iifn -
mont fi0. 'Gunton no. chcckercitc ~
Bcudifa. lie Minnie B. li2. Rod Cold
Roma liZ. Volma 81. fl2 Away. ne,
T.Uy u.rn. 1885, tlso eligible. Nlss Jlne
ffr setontro 800 Mayor Carfel ll1.
Ncnrelaw. iis, NenInare. ii-, sHr"f D-''.
ll.
Third rr-e ru--- 'i 600. claiming. ier 8.
,srf.l. l.-,sylr Gran '5 -orui'nt -.
Mount a. HyH'rf. o. N0lli. ll..
Tex fns randci i9s 'hfafs faeA' 10.
jordan i0a. ur Gilbert. ;ie Ais' "h-
rlble. suoff. .man. ~. 'chariinc. q, Ili'
D,en Oh. Tulane. io1. sempr'nia s'.
rouf,h rsco torrr 'Lfoo. auowanc's .
fhe Hnnh fIct Cor hree-f c-f lld- a..H
upward ~ flr'ongu c"ier"r''',. ..'. =.
sos. Easte.lde. JOS
Ilnh race rura~ $1,000, a.iowances. tho
Point urrfrn. flr fi0sf-r rsHr-0IdH nnH nl-
ward. onl mtD lID0wMcL ta H.,i1'
10f. Canr~nv 500. Mt ~ White. l4a'
paradcr IT,. wooa.rar. lii
..Hfh iatf NIl4af tlt-'.. go. .tt.t.
two. .sar-alIe. Eve Hrh % hff fIII hKsl
.1arr fsau.- fnl. p.nIs GDr4f. il-. Ton
sftfr f0f rrcrn. f0f FuI spoon, 100 .
J4Ue Ha. iI. Taylor Haf. 49,
Seventh race lnufre titf1. claiming ''f
f0ur.fcaf-nIds an3 upward milo fni fn
.rhfhl- Mla Prosperity. 100 'hepeai'i
200. sFfcarf rlctfe. Jog 'kichellcu. ~.
csto f05. war I.nrf. 900. sun God 100
IfnE poe iU- "a IDulTe. l0l. alex lft
1f0 .pirfor $50. rnc.e Nein. llz Also
sllrIhie. michael 4 Dnif. i1a. Mormon
Fi iicr 100. balance wheel ii-. ,olni"4'.
40
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Cleaned From the Diamond

lose 10 make anybody around New York
uneasy.
The alcr.ncss of Eddie Ainsmith .s
fnGa-.ng The s. Louis catcher maArs
no u1neccs ary throws. brt with ~
trping OF O. has intention throws "a
blI - bcfo whom there's q real
nance 20 catch = runner moon gazing.
Toes.
We have 30 Jimmy Archars A. prcf.
'at. catcher who Flip the bail without
stfa. ghtening up. "a method. mayhap.
none too GOOD Tor the arm IiarA 1rn
Lth Once remarked that ar prcisrrot
more effort. meaning ;hc stand up and
whip 'cm way. with arm and leg and
body N Il.
The weather has been male - order
for Jack Quinn. It's cool every time he
pitchcs. ~ else he gets toe breaks"
or something. probably something
wfnfs tho U.s. Of frc-stnr pitch.
:nf grour II 4 doesn't twinkle collec-
Lye.yg Team woIks what H. d. the
Plc.GGes.
Why pick OF Ruth all the time for
his sins7 There are stars who have
been put out of the game oftener than
he. Speaker was put out n few days
ago, hut the universe didn't hold up is
hands in horror
With Frisch. Rawlings. Davies and
Mcclure TO play second base and in a
pinch Cunningham and Young, McGraw
Hill soon have enough.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Japan - Give Chimes
Students Boxer Fund.

TOXIC, May 90 (ny MaID. The
government viii nropcs- O.. TIE next
session OF the Diet that the money
due japan from China under the Boxer
indemnity agreement shall be- appro-
priated 10 assist Chincac students who
wish 10 study IN Japan Many Of
these are nov without funds. owing 10
the failure OF the Peking government
20 forward their remittances and the
refusal o. the japanese banks 20 nd-
vance any further sums 10 them on
the ground that .herc is no security
available
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Many Girls to Compete
In Meet ai Brighton

Twenty girls from the Mctropoiliit@an
Life Insurance Company A. A. will De
among the competitors In the hrs, mrs,
women's open athletic meet, ~hicn VIII
be held on the new Brighton Dessn
Field on saturday. Included in the
oronn arc All the winners Of prizes
In the recent meet Of this organiza-
tion on New York University Field.
The New YorH Turn Nerein Will be
strongly represented. The Hempel
sisters. glsie and Adele, are among tn7
FIRST TO enter from this prominent atn-
letic club. Tho former viii compete
i'm four events. while her sister VIII
try for prizes 10 two.
tho greatest female baseball pitcher
in the country. is coming for the meet
with her sister. Rhca. who IS one OF
the bcs; basketball throwers IN the
East.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Bobby Jones to Enter
Harvard in the Fall

ATLANTA. Ca, juno u Ko0ert
lanes. Of Atlanta. Southern amateur
golf champion, VIII enter Harvard th.s
fall 20 take p Bachelor Of Arts degree
which probably VIII REQUIRE two years
his father. Robert =. Jones. said to-a"f. !.
Young Jone. vas twenty last March
r.. He viii enter the national ANA
tour and open golf tournaments ihis
summc~. He was graduated az Georgia
Tech tbs spring.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
AiIeen Rigsin TO Swim
Against Sybil Bauer

Miss Ailecn ,Rig.in, Olympic diving
champion, who lost the national in
door sprineboard championship by So
tooth OF point lest Saturday indicated
Yesterday that shc IS going 10 stars =
comback campaign Of unusual severity
bv entering the fancy diving contest
Tint ia tao fcaiGrc ~ the y. A. l..
championship water meet.
Tho hftcen-ycag-ol Brooklyn lass
aleo has entered nv Metropolitan senior
100 yard championship. as well as vol
untcerinc 20 swim. against Sybil Bauer
of the Illinois A. {. IN series OF
sprint hacks-rokc races.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Norwich Shipped East,
Olympus Left Behind

CINCINNATI. June - ioryich.
last OF the Eastern horses that ran
IN the Kentr.ky Special last saturday.
wa shipped back 70 New York yes;cr-
dsv and wiz given q short rest be-
fore he IS ca,cd gpon 70 an bis East
crn track cns agc ncnis.
Olympus. 7is,blc'nate Of Nhiskau ny'
winner ~ the Special. remains at La
tonia and. with liroomstcr. viii repre-
sent the Harry Payne Whitney stables
in the La.onia oerby, TO be run on Sat
urdav % this wlck. This race is AZ a
mile and a half and 10 u the Kentucky
Jockey Club ha s1added $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
C n Snendd Drive Winfield SteepHchaSe f1auP " 1nqN
Bouts HeredbOufs

TONIGHT
t.th Regiment ArmOry-rrcd Stenper
-. Je~ O'>eil. ~ rounds.
Hroad A. e., ~ewark--ieorgie Nnru W.
NIekcy walker. ~ rOunda.
iO2d Medical HcElment--Vhsfley ''eo'
"a. Charley Murray. l; rounds.
FRIDAY
isth Regiment Armery-uanny tn-
wnrds ". Jackie Mc'o,. - ,,, r"e's..
surf a. C.-I'aul Doyle -. Willie rem
teur. ~ rounds. .
Bayonne 4. A.--Icltnnt ie"hA'" v"
Low snyder. ~ round@.
dutch brandt. I. rounds
Steepleelsase \. A.-iinbe Herman ~
willie kohler fe rounds.
SATURDAY
commonwealth :. C.-Ioiinny Shner"e
.s' Charley Piikington, " rounds.
Rldr~s cod Grove :. o.-nnpp1 ""' WIN"
a. uiii, Hyekoff. ~ rounds
o,.c,.boro -tadium-Nineent fepper
wartin ". Mickey Brown. IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Johnny Silugruc 10 Meet
Pilkingion Saturday

Mavor Frank Hague of jersey tifv
Will lead Delegation ~ l.f.c faas
and journcy up o. fhe Commonwealth
SPORTING Club oi Eaf.cm on Saturday
night aao root for Johnny .augrrc.
who BE- sceduiet ~ ba2 Chgr.cy P.i-
kinrtor. of Harlem. ln .Ac feature boat
VI twciEc round
Shgerue's winning oi ten mrre
straight Victories siact DO defeated
Dundee .a. made rrry agitc sgi-
milable looking feaiheaclght con-
tender The pr.rc. pa. uno vI'l par..-
ciplte in e.o.Ac- twelve rounds w..
be Johnny irnoGsc rud Willie Darccy
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Duncan and Mitchell
OFF for United States

LONDON. June 2s.- George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell. leading British golf
crs. left for southampton this morning
10 board the liner Majestic. They plan
% spend three months in pia' ing over
various courses in the Unite States
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Golf Malch at BrooislaIse CInb

An attractive exhibition golf match
between Franz Dyer. recent amateur
champion Of New Jersey. and Willie
Rec..ie. amateur champion OF New Jer-
scy for 1891 and Alex Tar. tho pro-
fcrs.onal OF Wilmington Country Club
and Jimmy Fyfe. the home professional
will officially open the course Of Brook
lake Club at Madison, y. D. today
al p. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Creentree Stables Bay Gelding
Leads From Start to Finish
Jockey Powers Almost Unseaied When Roi Craig
Boobies, but Regains Seat and Wins by Four
Lengths; Edict Wins Third Race at Five turiongs
Bv w. !. Macbeth

Tho entree Stables Craig sendii sxearod bay eeoe
od himself one Of very tmeroppers in training IN th
20 no tho easy manner which he the Winfield Steepeeha
p At about two miles, Aqueuct track yesterday afternoon
W., sep and admirably by Jockey Vincent Powers ko
&C bed the way from finish and with plenty reserve
~ in this feature worth $3.50 TO the
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

Ahft. w ~ F'htaNstf WIZ st'h a. q"
Another surprise was the playing of'
II Arnold Jackson. OF Greenwich. The
roif.nc public knows the name well,
but j., was supposed that his wife. who
was q former women champion. did
an Of the playing Tor The family. Mr..
Jackson proved to-day that he is
capable golfer with his rounds of 50
and r. but admitted that 10 was his
first big tournament Of any kind
II. ! Topping. another Greenwich
star. played with Lewis and turned .n
card ci - md - for a total % i59
which puts him IN the champ onshiD
so; easily. Governor Lake entered. but
dropped out az the last minute. He
sent down his son Harold Who was
former Harvard colf eaT;ain and Who
60, safc.y INTO the select circle with
his 100
F. lff~. rs.rNs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Princeton Is The Winner OF
Intercollegiate Golf Title
Tigers in Addition to Team Championships '"rn y"
Best Individual Scorer Whh nnepper, !he
Mcdalisi; Yale Is Second and Dartmouth ih'ro
By Rav Mccarthy

Princeton University the champonshpn the
golf tournament at City yesterday and had the double honor o
having the best scorer qualifying round Of the Individual eomp
ton The low medal Rudolph f. Knepperhe outstanding
fnrnritn in the indirdnnl play which starts toNAy
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
EpGms Eliminates Both Head
And Mckee in Western Tourney
Chick l. Forced to Go Il Holes to Defeat Nineteen.
Year.Oid ST. Louis Player; Harrison johnson.
Minnesota State Champion, Falls Before Gaine,

KANSAS CITY June 2s By The Associated PressTno rol,s
f match play the amateur golf tournament today pfol
con-, - the peateri contests competition m
d with several stars eliminated and several remaining only thr
Io,ks IN luck which came when they seemed NJ defeat
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
English Is Medalist i'm Play
For Connecticut Golf Title

LONDON Conn. June 2SThe champion
snip brought field Of than $50 golfers the Shenecosset
to-day The the medal
person f. R. English, Of Waterbury, who did 7 Just
beating Reginald Lewis Of Greenwich the favote and W. Parker
d. .uLa .oan.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Davies, of California, Loses TO
Wray Brown in College Tennis

PHILADELPHIA 2STwo Middle Wceners one Easterher
one Pacific Coast representative the singles champonshp
tournament OF the Intercollegiate Tennis Association result the
fifth round play to-day Cricket Club The Survivors are
Walter Wbrook Michigan; Wray Brown Washington University 81
ouis: Philip Necr Leland Stanford T. Williams, Yale
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

One must almire ~ sq.i. - Glenn
hi..iagcr At'"r being ppGcd and
rfsisel undg.;. through 60 .ar.i o.
ris cwn. al4 thea found Venting b.
Che bii lceguf aai DROPPED 90 the
ni1ors. he chccrfmiig ard earnest.
go olt 20 do sir best With jersey
cry n, h4f sfgVl persistence and
grit an4 here hopin~ his pluck brn-s
iH' imnrorc-.cni o. restore him @, the
nlg time.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
The summary
By w. B. Hanna

judge Lani.1's advice 90 the Yarlee
and Hca SoZ members not t. be-, on
tle horses vas wholosomc. bLt Why
e,Ehne .t 20 bah player.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

rate o nrinz, "
nru SON 81 c1~i w'h a rA
gIinU had w" usual nr-ha ne "F
Ae1
TO' pol
tre b. fol
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

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sfsas
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

A-nca. o. Iaie. .n isaLin- ;ac Blae
to sc-oTy over rot; Harvard and
-lncetor. wCa bigger yie.ory a.
I J., . le4 hls fo'ihrii eleven 20 dc "a.
ol toih. f1r baseball a bette. c.lae
han ie.tDail Tho ac.ompl.s.ui,rt rt OF
N'a. 6. .nf Tommcrs b. asr.fl. the
lllf through 20 tho best baseball sea.
soa thcJ '.e hai ~ ycsss is an elective
answer. s0 FAR as the baseball s.tuat on
BE- concerned. 20 the explosion of the
voluntary committee.
The writer has been with McGraU
on and on for thirty years in baseball
and never yet heard him say he'd like
% have any player OF another club.
But ne has heard McGraw speak highly
oi nc skill of other players, IL there's
anything sinister in that
The Cardinals don't show enough
Frequency IN winniny when the Gisris
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Light Highway
I At own EXPENSE
Willow Grove Residents "chip
In" for Score Of Street
Lamps
RESERVE FUND LEFT

! Residents Of Willow Grove who live
adjacent to the Easton Highway. for n
mile north Of the junction with Old
York road believe in obtaining essen
tial bettermcnts even II they involve
personal expense.
That strip of Easton Highway was
poorly lighted. II is travcrsed by heavy
motor traffic. Sidewalks have not been
laid Mt many points. with consequent
danger to pedestrians. Rather than
await the time when township officials
will have available funds for more
street lighting. citizens took M the
matter themselves.
William +. Cooper. Philadelphia
business man. whose suburban home Is
In the section. made a house to- house
canvass of the property owners and
business men, and raised fund OF
ASS1, OF this amount $3.50 has already
been paid to suburban lighting com.
many, twenty street lamps have been
Installed, the bill paid for twelve
months. and fund Of S1oi Is loft
toward payment of the lighting bill for
the second year.
Fire. believed TO have been caused
by defective fiue. caused damage
amounting 10 $4,000 to the home of MIR.
md Mrs. charles Yates. bristol road,
tvyland. yesterday. Volunteer tirrmen
from Ivyland. Horsham and ilatboro
saved almost all the furnishings ana
damage was confined to the property.
Supervisors Of Warwick Township.
one Of the smaller suburban divisions
along the Old York road. are arrang
ing to issue 500. 900 in road improve
ment" bonds early in December. Bids
have been invited for the issue. and
the proceeds will be devoted to high
way betterments.
At IIorsham, along the Old York
road. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ". Thomp-
son celebrated their twenty fifth wed.
ding anniversary by entertaining srv-
enty five guests. principally from Phil
adelphia and from towns in the north
srn suburban district.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
$4,000 FOR TAXI HURT
0irl Awarded Damages by Jury in
Injury Suit

A verdict of S13 900 for damages sut-
fered when struck bv a yellow cab WAS
awarded Miss Catherine Rizzo. sever
teen years old. by n jury before Judge
Barratt in Common Pleas No. > yester-
day. ~
Miss Rizzo on October 2l, 1921. was
NJ the corner of Eighteenth and Morris
streets. conversing with another girl.
when the taxicab. proceeding at Il high
rate of speed. swung around the cor.
ner, struck passing trolley car and
swerved up on the pavement. striking
the two girls.
The plaintiff suffered fractured col
larbone and internal injuries. Miss
Blanche Keller. the other girl. with
whom the company effected a settle.
lnent for $4,000. was hurt less seriously
Mrs. Mary Rizzo. mother of the R!zzC
girl, was awarded Sll5 for medical ex'
OcnspA.