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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
Y INDIANS SCALP
ST. PAUL CHURCHMEN

The City Indians basket ball five
defeated the St. Paul NJ. E. church
quintet 50-22. The game was fast and
well played with the Indians giving n
good exhibition of opportune and ac-
curate basket tossing.
The Indians took the lead in the
first half when they sent four field
goals thru the netted hoop In close
succession. the score ended 25-15.
Coach Prindle has billed two games
for tonight The opening contest Will
see the State champion lis pound
midget team against the City Y Tigers
OF the $50 pound class and the Steel
Works team of this same weight.
Canon City Y basketeers will meet
the City Y Indians here next Tuesday
night.
C. 3. Douglas. registered referee
gave the decisions during last nights
game and will probably act in this Of
ficial capacity tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
C. E.&l. CUTS WAGES
OF FREMONT MINERS

Denver, Jan. s.-wagc scales were
reduced 30 per cent Friday in the Ere
mont county mine. or the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company to conform to
the scale in effect in the company's
southern properties, according to an
announcement made today by Presi-
dent J. f. Welbcrn.
The handful OF men who have been
keeping the four large mines OF the
company In Fremont county open since
the Liners walked out in sympathy
with the strikers In the southern fields,
well as the strikers accepted the
reductio.. without discussion. tho an
nouncement said. There is "A possibility
that one OF the four mines may be re-
opened the latter part OF next week.
Employment win be given only to
miners most IN need OF II.
The company now Is registering tne
men for the purpose OF asccrtainine the
men most In need Of employment The
normal force at the four mines. prior
to the walkout, was 16T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tha;
whereas or the 18th day OF September
1920. liver II. Daley executed his GER
tain Chattel Mortgage TO A. Lombardo
conveying to him one Templar Road
stcr Automobile, 1920 Model. Number
AS. Motor and Serial Number 1875 to
secure the said a, Aombardo in tho
payment OF one note for the sum OF
Eighteen Hundred sl,S00.0O) Dollars.
which said mortgage Is recorded in ,ba
office of the County clerk ana Pc
order OF Huerfano County, Colorado in
book 1o7. Page i54. ia
AND WHEREAS said NOTE and
mortgage were duly sold and assigncd
to John J, Prendargast ''''
AND WHEREAS, default b,vt,,
been made in the terms and condi,io,s
of said mortgage the said assignee No.,
taken possession of said automobIo ,'t,
der aud by virtue of the torns ~,
conditions OF said mortgage. '"'
NOW THEREFORE,, under ana ,,,
virtue OF the terms and condition
said mortgage the said assignee viii ~,
saturday, January 2ist, 1922. n, Tho
nour oil 10 o'clock a. m of said day soil
Sherman Automobile company 900
North Grand Avenue. Pueblo. Coior,5o
at public auction to the highest biddo,.
Tor cash. Said sale is being madc fo,.
the purpose of paying said mortv,go
together with interest thereon ana aIi
costs and expenses incident to Tho Soro.
closure of said mortgage.
Given under my hand this 9Th 5,s :,
January. 1929. ''' u
JOHN j. p ENDERGAST.
'ssignee of Mortsares.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
MANY TEAMS ENTER
ELKS BOWLING TOURNEY

Chicago. Jan. s.-Judging from ad-
vance indica tSons. record list of
bowling teams will compete in the
championship tournament of the Elks
Bowling Association of America. whic',
opens here Feb. 4. The entries Will
close on Jan. 20.
A record of bowling team travel
ing mileage to attend 4 tournament
will be established as Harry Altcn Of
San Francisco has organized team OF
Elks which win bowl IN !he tourna-
ment on Saturday. Feb. is They will
also participate in the American
Bowling Congress Tour 1IIren. at To-
ledo.
John ]. Gray of Milwaukee,. vice
president OF the Elks Bowling Associa
ton of America, is lining up fifty
teams from Wisconsin TO compete in
the tournament.
Entries have been received from
Fond Du Lac, Wis, Gary. South Bend,
Ind: Toledo. Columbus, Ohio: Mime
apolis, indianapolis, Detroit, and Port
Huron Mich.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
KID MEX TO MEET
ALCERS AT SPRINGS

FL Paso. Texas. Jan. 6.-Billy Alger
FL Paso lightweight boxer and cham
pion OF the southwest tonight contract
cd with Colorado Springs promoters to
appear 'in a twelve round bout there
Thursday night January II. Kid Mex
OF Pueblo is to be Ayers opponent.
The bout is to feature the sports pro-
gram of Colorado Springs for the en-
tertainment of the visitors to that
city during the National Stockmcn's
convention.
Kid Mex arrived in Pueblo Yesterday
for his bout with Billy Algers at Colo
RADIO Springs He will leave here today
for the Springs where he will go into
active training for the main event next
Thursday night There is no doubt
but that Kid Mex will be in excellent
shape. he has been working at the
coal mines in Aquilar, Colorado. and
appeared to be in fighting shape here
Yesterday
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
HO0PSTERS TAKEFAST
CONTEST FROM TRINIDAD 32-25

Trinidads scoring came as the result
OF free throws, the team making but
three baskets during the first half.
A long and sensational toss by Bado-
vinac was one of the features OF the
stubbornly contested game. 1t was
claimed to have been the fastest game
played in Trinidad this year and was
witnessed by a large attendance.
Hughs played a star game at center
scoring is Of the points for Central
Mckinley, playing forward for Trini-
dad sent twelve free throws thru the
netted hoop for a perfect score. and
was responsible for is points of the
Trinidad teams score.
Central will return here today and
will meet the Florence basketeers at
the Central high school gymnasium
tonight. Florence will come here with
strong line up and the Wildcats will
again meet with stubborn opposition In
the hoopsters from 'oil center"
Central t32 t25) Trinidad
Heigcrt, %. f......... Mckinley us). {.
Wennermark 90. IT,. Mcsser 0), +.
dughs tl3), Comm. Bonsabino t6). c.
Badovinac t9). g......... .Corich %, s.
bar'a t1l. E........ .Iolier w, x.
Halves. 1916. Halves. 1879
Substitutes w. Tollcr for
Bonsabino. Referee. n. NJ. Porter.
Umpire. Fulton. Timekceper, Frawlcy.
Scorer. Huling.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
PROWLER CLIPS GIRLS
HAIR as SHE SLEEPS

FORT COLLINS. Colo. Jan. g.
While Ellen Ryder. IL years old.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ryder of this city was asleep last
night some one entered the home and
bobbed her hair. She was not awak
ened as the intruder worked and was
not aware of her loss until she awokc
this morning and found the shears
with which her tresses had been clip
ped laying on the bed beside her.
The shears had been left on n library
table in an adjoining room when the
family retired for tho night. a thor
ough search of the house this morn
ing showed that the intruder had
either overlooked considerable jewclry.
money and silverware in the home or
had entered the house only for the
purpose OF cutting the hair OF Miss
Ryder.
The only clue to the persons re-
sponsiblc for tho haircut" are finger
prints left on the shears.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
NEBRASKA TRACK TEAM
SCHEDULE MANY MEETS

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 6.-The Univcrs-
ity of Nebraska track squad will COM
pete in seven indoor and conference
track meets this year. in addition to
participation In the Drake and Penn
relays and the big Ten meet. Dual
meets with Iowa State College OF
Ames, Ia, and the Kansas Asricul-
tural college at Manhattan, Kas., also
are on the program.
The tentative schedule follows:
Feb. ls-Indoor meet at Ames. Ia.
Feb. 25-kansas City Athletic club
indoor meet.
March 3-Illinois indoor relays.
March 2t.-Missouri Valley indoor
championships.
May l3.-Iowa State college at LIN
coin.
May 1,-Freshmcn valley champion
ships.
May 20-Kansas Aggies at La :oin.
May 2S-27-Missouri valley CutdoVi
championship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
ORGANIZED BASEBALL MAY
ADOPTNEW REGULATIONS

experience, the player must be award
ed Internationally to a small league
starting with the Glass AA clubs. This
plan according to its sponsor would
prevent a major club from farming
ost" a youugster for experience and
development.
The National league baseball sched-
ule for 1922 will open on Wednesday,
April l., with the following games, II
was announced by President John "A.
Heydler here today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
The season will close on Sunday, Oc-
tober /.
The schedules for the National and
American leagues We're drawn up dur
ir- conference which ended last night
at French Lick Springs. President
Heydler and Barney Dreyfus represent
ed the National league and President
b. b. Johnson represented the Amer
lean league.
F1euch Lick. Ird., Jan. 6.-Announce-,
merits of the opening games of the
American League baseball schedule
was made here today by President Ban
Johnson. The season will open April
Il with the following games: St. Louis
at Chicago: Detroit at Cleveland: New
York at Washington; Philadelphia at
Boston.
The season closes on the same date
as the National league, sunday, Octo-
ber !.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
WISCONSIN TO TURN
OUT MANY WRESTlERS

Madison. Wis, Jan. 6.-The largest
squad IN the history OF wrestling at
Wisconsin has turned out this year.
Coach George Hitchcock is trimming
his varsity selections from the ITO
men who reported for tryouts.
Four inter-college meets in addition
to the conference bouts. have been
scheduled. The schedule call FOR COM
petition with Northwestern at Maii-
son, February ILL., Minnesota at Min
nea polls, February IS; Chicago at Mad
ison, March and Ames at Ames,
March 10.
With but ga few experience men
that the Badgers will be at the head
OF the conference in the sport. Captain
I. II. Peterman in the li5 pound class
II the outstanding man Of the team.
In the lis pound class G. A. Prideaux
II expected to represent the Wiscon-
sin team. with ]. s. Hess in the 125
pound class, d. o. Farrand in the 1So
pound: L. II. Templin at 15s, l.. G.
Barry at 115. and Ora McMurray for
the heavyweights at over 175.
Bloomington. Ind, Jan. e-Wrestlers
at Indiana University will open the
mat season, Jan. IS with the Michigan
Aggies' team at East Lansing, Mich.
according to the schedule arranged by
T.. o. Stiehm, athletic director. Other
II, Illinois at Urbana: Feb. "a. West
Virginia at Morgantown; March 4,
Penn State at State College, Pa:
March IL. Purdue at bloomington;
March II and IS. Western Conference
at Madison Wis
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
SUGAR CITY DEFEATS
LA JUNTA FIVE 14-19

La Junta, Colo. Jan. 6.-Sugar City
invaded La Junta last night in their
opening conference basket ball game
for this season. dccisively defeating La
Junta by the score of 4l9. The La
Junta girls team evened up the hon
ors for the boys team being defeated
when they trounced the Sugar City
Kirl's five by "A score of 81 to 10. First
half, La Junta Il; Sugar City, s.
In the first game between the boys
the Sugar City quintet raced to a com
Portable lead holding La Junta to Q
points while thev piled UP 81 counters.
Referee J. H. Wilson otficiated dur
Ing both contests.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
ROCKY FORD WINS
OVER CHERAW 27.l4

Rocky Ford. Colo. Jan. S.-The
playing of Hardy and Owings were
the strong points towards the victory
Rocky Ford gained over Cheraw
basketball team in their opening game
of the conference season last night.
Rocky Ford won 2T-14 in a fast and
we'll played game.
. The basket shooting of Owings was
the outstanding feature Of the contest,
his one handed. backhand toss bring
ing great applause from the enthu-
siastic. basket ball fans. The score
ended in the first half with Rocky
Ford .1e: Cheraw, Z.
The Rocky Ford girls team played
n fast game but were defeated by the
invading Cheraw girl hoopster by n
close score OF 1911. Several costly
fumbles marred the unusual fast
passing In this game. The score in
the first half was Rocky Ford. 4;
Cheraw, 6. Referee, Glenn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
JOCK HUTCHINSON
AND {. IRAUB TIE.

San Francisco. CAL. Jan. 6.-Jock
Hutchison OF Chicago, British open
golf champion and f. Traub of San
Francisco. were tied for first place
with a score of 1853 at the end OF the
first thirty-siX holes in the Northern
California open golf championship
tourney at the San Francisco golf and
country club today.
John Black, northern California
open golf titleholder was next with
154.
for third place with l59.
Jim Barnes of Pelham, N Y, the
United States open golf champion and
Harold Sampson OF San Francisco tied
for fourth place with l61.
MacDouald Smith former metro
politan champion of New York scored
1865.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
FLyNN.MORR|S BOUT
STAGED At Fl. WORTH

Articles have been signed by Jim
Flynn, Pueblo heavyweight TO meet
Carl Morris in a ten round bout at
Fort Worth. Texas on January 81. The
Flynn Morris bout is thought will be
the first Of a series of fights In which
Flynn will participate.
Flynn will meet an old time Zoe
when he faces Morris. 1t was the Sa.
pulpa giant that proved the last bar
rier in Flynn's march to the cham
pionship bout with Jack johnson. In
their meeting several'years Ago. Flynn
decisively defeated Morris. giving him
one OF the worst beatings OF his career.
Morris has been showing but a
shadow OF his former ability but dur
ing his recent battles has shown
great improvement and 1t thought
that the two veterans vii. give the
fans good main eventer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07

Centennial was defeated at Canon
City last night by the score of 1922
The opening conference basket ball
game between these two teams was
marked by continued rough play and
wranglinE of the players, in which the
Bulldo~ basketeers complained OF an
impartial referee.
During the first half of the contest
which is said to have given good ex-
hibition OF football instead of the
pastime OF tossing baskets. both teams
struggled desperately to the tie score
of Hi. In the second half the play
srs increased their style of aggressive.
ness, with the Centennial players loud
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
ANDY CHANEY GIVEN
DECISION ON B. HERMAN

New York. Jan. 6.--Andy CLANCY
Baltimore fcatherwcight tonight re-
reiyed the judges decision over Babe
Herman of San Francisco. after n ten
round boxing bout in Madison Square
garden.
Jimmie Kelly. New York weltcr-
weight was awarded the Judges ver-
dict over frankie Jones of San Fran
cisco in s rounds. Chaney's aggressive
ness carried him to point victory in
five of the founds. Herman was best
in three and the other two were even.
The bout was fast and repletc with
slugglng.
Benny Nalear. Junior lightweight OF
New York received the Judges de-
cision over Archie Walker former
amateur champion in ten rounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
MICHIGAN GOFERNOR
SANCTIONS BONING

Lansing. Mich. Jan. s.-BoNing in
Michigan was given a new lease on life
by Governor Grosbcck today with the
stipulation, however. that 1t be con-
Quoted in strict conformity with the
state laws regulating the sport an dthat
no moro championship prize fights or
big open air exhibitions such as were
held in Benton harbor last year be
staged.
The governor made II clear that the
state law permits boxing matches" as
distinguished from prize fights
Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 6.-Appoint-
mont of a boxing commission as tho
first step >toward revising the ring
sport in Indianapolis was announced
yesterday by Mayor Shank
An advisory board also was named.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
COLORADO SPRINGS TO
SEND THIRD TEAM HERE

The Steel Works Y basketball team
will meet the third opponents from
Colorado Springs when they tie up
with the stror- Elliot team OF that
city on February Is.
Altho the game is on Friday the 13
the Steel Works team are confident
they can make 1t three straight against
the groups sent from the Springs to
this city.
The Elliot five is considered one OF
the strongest in Colorado Springs and
WAS the team that defeated the Rail
Mil Quintet OF the Steel League bas-
ket ball loop last year by r lone bas-
ket. The Rail Mil team finished tho
season in the Steel League schedule or
IL games without a defeat until the
Elliot team handed them n defeat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
JACK BRIITON WILL
MEET DAVE SHADE

New York. Jan. s.-Welterweight
Champion Jack Britton will defend his
title against Dave Shade OF San Fran
cisco at Madisc Square Garden on
January 81. Contracts for the bout
which will be for l5 rounds to a deci-
sion were signed at the office Of Tex
Rickard today. Conditions call for the
boxers to make 141 pounds at two
o'clock on the day OF the contest. In
addition to the time the Rickard cham
pionship belt won by Britton In his
match against Ted Lewis will be at
stake.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
UMPIRE HANK O'DAY
NAY NOT RETIRE

Chicago Jan. 6.-Umpire Hank o'Day
the veteran. OF the National league
staff. has no desire to retire at this
time 30 far as President John Hcydler
knows. President Heydler today de-
MED that O'Day has asked for his re.
lease or that he had received any word
indicating that no wished to wind up
his baseball career officiating in the
Pacific Coast league.
II don't think O'Day wants to Quit
vet" President I-eydler said. He was
little discouraged last season because
OF illness but he has recovered. He is
one of the best officials In our organ
ization and am c, nfidcnt he will be
with us three or four years more"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
YANKEES TRADE THREE
PLAYERSFOR CATCHER

New York. Jan. 6.-The New York
club of the American league today re-
leased Nelson Hawks, outfelder; Ray
French, shortstop. and Jess Doyle,
pitcher. to the Vernon club OF the Pa
ciflc Coast league in payment for
Catcher Al Devormer who was obtain
ed from that club last spring. French
played with Vernon last season under
an optional agreement while Doyle was
fsrmed out to the Atlanta and Joplin
clubs
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
FRANKIE DEAN AND
KID LEE WINNERS

Albuquerque. n. NJ, Jan. S.-Kid Lee
OF st. Louis. Mo, won technical
knockout over Bony Gagliardi OF
scheduled fifteen round bout here to-
night. GaKliardI claimed he was
fouled but n physician after an eN-
animation said he could find nothing
to substantiate GaKliardi's claim. Tho
men are llghtweights.
In the scmi-fnal frankie Dean OF
Pueblo. was awarded the decision over
Young Flynn OF Albuquerque. They are
lightweights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
Sporting Notes

ST. Louis, Jan. 6.-Two of the
greatest stars in baseball are to en-
gage In a contest for batting honors
at New Orleans March Is and ~:
when Babe Ruth, homerun king OF
the New York Yankees. and Roger
Hornsby. of the st. Louis Nationals,
champion batter Of the major leagues
last year meet in a two game spring
exhibition series between the two
teams.
Oklahoma City. Okla. Jan. Shark
Holt local lightweight knocked out Kid
George OF Buffalo. n. Y, in the sec
ond round Of four round bout.
Princeton. n. J.. Jan. 6.-"Chuck"
Carpenter of Augusta. Ca, captain OF
the Princeton wrestling team last
winter. and intercollegiate champion
in the unlimited class. has arrived
here to coach the Tiger freshmen
grapplers.
Chicago, Jan. 6.-John weissmul-
Ter, Illinois athletic club. swimmer,
established n new worlds record In
the 2eo yard free style event in an
an open meet at the !. A. c. pool last
night. weissmullcr;s new time of
2:19%. clipped is Of a second off the
former record set by Ted Cam Of the
Detroit A. c. The meet was won by
the l. A. c, swimmers.
San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 6.-Jim
Barnes and Jack Hutchison. American
and Britisf>opcn titleholders, rcspec-
lively. are entered in the northern
California open golf tournament which
starts here today. Against the visit
ing champions will be pitted the best
of the stnte's professionals.
Philadelphia. Jan. e.-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania has received an
invitation to compete in the French
Reunion games in France in April.
Chicago. Jan. .s.-wrestling bouts
in Chicago would be divided into
fifteen minute periods and system
OF scoring points would be devised In
tentative rules considered today by
the new municipal athletic commis-
sion.
Other proposed rules would re-
strict applause. forbid smoking and
prohibiting gambling. One strong
section has been designed to prevent
fake exhibitions.
San Francisco. Ian. s.-Bert wild.
professional of the Burlingame
country club. led the field with a
score of rs in the morning round of
play I'm the northern California open
golf championship today at the San
Francisco golf and country club. John
Black. northern California open
champion. opened with 70.
Jock Hutchinson, Chicago. British.
and Jim Barnes. Pelham. n. Y.
United States open champion, scored
81 and 81 respectively.
Seattle, Wash. Jan. 6.-Enoch Bag
shaw. University of Washington foot
ball coach. indicated that the purple
and gold gridiron squad would be-
gin spring football training April l.
Bagshaw recently returned from a trip
with the University Elee club during
which he spoke to numerous alumni
associations thruout the northwest on
athletic conditions at tho University
OF Washington.
San Francisco. Cal, Jan 6.--The
nineteen members of the Washington
and jefferson college football team.
accompanied by Coach Carl Neale
and some twenty others. spent today
in San Francisco and were prepared
to depart for the cast tomorrow
morning. They arrived here last night
from Pasadena where on January .
the team played n scoreless contest
with tho University of California.
We think We won n victory, and
the higher they speak of California
the better were bound to feel" said
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
GOLF CHAMPIONS TO
MAKE WESTERN TRIP

Chicago, Ill, Jan. e.-Bob MacDon-
aid, Metropolitan open golf champion
and Walter Hagen, western open title
holder and winner OF the professional
golfers association tournament Will
start on their western trip next week,
II was announced today by Douglas
Tweedie who arranged the trip. They
will endcavor to compete in the South
crn California open championship and
are planning to enter the open tourna-
ment at San Antonio. Texas. February
TO l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07

The Central Wildcats opened their
basketball season with a victory, de-
fcating Coach Murphy's basket shoot
ers 1926. Both teams played good
game and exhibited fast floor work,
the Central fve having the edge on
their opponents in the department OF
passing.
Trinidad took the lead twice during
the first half which ended 1913 in
Centrafs favor. The greater portion of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
NEW MEXICO JUDGE
ASSIGNED TO DENVEit

Denver. Jan. 6.-Colin Ncblett. Enitcd
States district judge OF New Mexico
has been assigned to preside In the
United States district court here early
in February II was announced today.
Tho Denver district bench has been
vacant since the resignation OF Judge
Robert T.. Lewis and his elevation 10
the bench OF the United States circuit
court OF appeals. Judge Neblett's stay
here will be indefinite.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
Cold Weather.

Special to The chicftain.
La Junta. Colo. Jan. 5.-The Ia
Junta district is experiencing the iirst
really cold weather OF the winter.
Thermometer last night registered
from 8 TO 8 degrees below. depending
on how good the instrument was.
Weather clear and Indications are for
continuing spell OF below zero
weather. Up to this time tho winter
has been one OF the mildest ever
known in the San Luis Valley.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
FOWLER TAKES EASY
WIN AT MANZANOLA

Manzanola. Colo. Jan. 6.-Manzanola
presented crippled team in their
opening conference basket ball game
last night and were defeated by the
one sided score of o7-9 by Fowler. The
Fowler girl basketeers defeated the
Manzanola girl team in fast and ex-
citing contest by tho score of 2i-e.
Referee, Polster.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
CHIEF BENDER TO
MANAGE READING

Reading. Pa, Jan. 6.-Chsrles Albert
Chief Bender was named tonight as
playing manager of the Reading In
tornational league baseball club for
the coming season by the board OF
directors. He will take his turn at
pitchiuE
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-07
INTERNATIONAL SPORT
CLUB is PURCHASED

New York, Jan. 6.-Lexington avenue
property OF the International Sporting
club. valued at 500. 900. was sold at
auction today to the Centre Field COM
pany for s31i sol to satisfy a second
mortgage for 32e5. 900 held by the COM
pany.