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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

TO do. So as 20 give Princeton a
home race tho Navy, Harvard and
Princeton regatta will be rowed here
on May 8. On May 10. the same day
that the Princeton varsity crew rows at
Ithaca, the l5o-pound eights Of Har-
yard, Yale and Princeton will race on
Lake Carnegie. The annual American
Henley will take place at Philadelphia
on May 2e on the Sehuylkill River. In
this event the Orange and Black colors
will be carried By a junior varsity, a
l6o-pound varsity and q third varsity
crew.
The rowing activities Of the fall were
completed with the annual fall regatta,
which Captain Prizes crew won, two
weeks ago. Next month tho men will
begin working on the machines In the
gymnasium. under the direction Of DR..
Spseth and Trainer Fitzpatrick.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Good Behavior May Win
New License for Sikh

PARIS, Dee. (By The Associated
Prsss)@"Battling" Sikh. who won the
worlds light heavyweight boxing cham
pionship from Georges Carpenter, but
recently lost It, and also was denied
the privilege Of hghting BY the ruling
Of the French Boxing Federation be-
cause Of alleged unseemly conduct, may
have a new license TO box after nine
months Of good behavior"
This information is contained in a
letter sent by the federation 20 Henry
Pate, Under Secretary Of State for
Physical Culture. The letter was writ
ten in consequence Of the debate in
the Chamber Of Deputies Thursday,
when the Senegalese Deputy Diagne
attempted 70 have an appropriation for
physical education reduced because Of
the action Of the federation in penaliz-
ing Sikh. DiAgne's motion was defeated
by a vote Of 40S to 1856.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Columbia Coach Selects Jackson

Coach Jim Rice Of the Columbia UNI
versity osrsmen announced that Donald
jackson would be the acting captain OF
the 1928 crew for the indoor season.
The appointment was made after a con-
ference with Captain Frank Brodil.
The Office 10 not a permanent one and
regular elections Will be held later In
the year, but Rice believes that with q
freshman leading the yearling squad
moro candidates would turn out.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Italy Plans to Raise
Fund for Olympic Meet

ROME, Dee. i.-Under Secretary OF
the Interior FlnIi. In the hops that
Italy may be worthily represented IN
the Olympic games OF 1924, has sug.
gested the formation Of COMMITTEES
70 raise the necessary funds, inasmuch
as the government can give little hnan.
cial assistance 70 the team because OF
It's need 10 eeonomize.
The Secretary added that the com
mittee might include Premier Mus
solini, who would be sure 70 accept,
thus insuring the success Of the plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Oxford Wins Annual
Track and Field Meet

CAMBRIDGE. Dec. (By The Asso-
eiated Press).-0xford beat Cambridge
by three events to two in the annual
track meet here to-day. The half mile
was won by Oxford by seven yards in
by two and half yards in 1929 2-5.
The two-mile event was taken by
Cambridge by "A hundred yards in
S;03 2-6 and Cambridge won the four
mile event by twenty-five yards in
ls:0S rs.
Oxford won the 4s0-yard hurdles by
forty yards In l:07 2-6.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

A short holidays no time
to be short of the right
things to wear:
Evening suits delivered
in time for tonight.
Or a whole Winters
wardrobe supplied, without
delay or extravaganza.
Young mems suits of dis
tinctive cut, including those
that button high or roll
back soft.
Golf suits with knickers
of exclusive homespuns and
cheviots.
Scotch and English golf
hose.
Scotch Mist overcoats,
furs, ulsters, leather coats,
m ckinaws, sheep lined
coats, sweaters, Scotch knit
jackets.
/ Hats, shoes, furnishings
Skates, hockey shoes,
gym suits, punching bags,
basket balls, golf clubs,
skis
Complete Sporting
Goods Store within each OF
the -four corners.
Registered Trademark.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
BROADWAY Herald So.
at 18th ST. -Four az 3Sth o.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth AZ.
a. Warren at 4ist ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Navy and Georgetown to
Renew Court Relations

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Dec. 1.-The Naval
Academy basketball schedule an
nouneod to-day has several features
Of special interest. The season will
end with q game against the Army at
Annapolis on February "a. On January
q the Navy plays Georgetown, renew
ing relations which had been severed
for some years. Two games will be
played with Penn. in Philadelphia, on
January 10 and At Annapolis on jan
nary 2l
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
N. Y. Girls Hockey
Team Badly Beaten
By Philadelphians

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-The all
Philadelphia field hockey team dc
feated all-New York by 10 TO in the
morning game In the girls intercity
hockey tournament here.
The Boston girls field hockey team
and the Richmond, Va, team played 20
n 9-3 tie and were unable to continue
into an extra period because Of dark.
ness. The extra period will be played
tomorrow.
Boston won the opening match Of
the tourney yesterday, defeating Chi
caRo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Alex AFRO Is Elected
Head of BROOKLYN A. A,

AZ the annual election Of officers Of
the Brooklyn A. A. held last night
Alex Aro was Seleete dto guide the
Bridge" organization for the next
year Louis Kaufman was elected
vice-president and Frank Ruddy sr., is
the new director Of athletics. Eddie
Mayo was elected captain Of the track
team.
The B. A. A. plans an intensive in
door campaign and Is rounding up a
number Of promising youngsters 10
help in the poiLt scoring during the
coming indoor season.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Princeton Grew Coach Must
Develop Many New Oarsmen

PRINCETON, N j. Dec THE varsity which repre-
Princeton spring WILL like team developed
from material according Dr. Spaeh director Of rowing
to-day issued the prospects univerts rowing
while there outstanding
sight ought b possible varsity crews that have been
rowing all fall the lake to develop representative
said Jackson who has been rowing No Captain Prizes
fall is the only left from years first varsity"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Tlden's Case

another occasion asked one Of Tdens
opponents that the champion hard TO beat
for him. he said "Tlden will feed you
speed the change OF pace moment
later Inside OF minutes your balance wrecked You
don't know what Is coming we'll for stroke
mental strain Whenever
mental balance upset where uncertainty slips in you have
him started doynh is wonder at this"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Big Leaguers Defeat Japs

OSAKA, Japan, Dee. (By The As
soeiAted Press) s).-The American base
ball team made up Of major league
players defeated the Kyoto club. II 20
3. to-day. The Americans made six
teen hits and four errors, the Japanese
seven hits and eight errors.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Redfern and Quintanna Are
Rockies after SCOTS Berth
Former Is CoIlegian From North Carolina State,
While Latter Is Peppery Cuban From Havana;
KrichelI and Aragon Credited With Discoveries
By John Kieran

Not that Deacon Scott be traded for three rousng cheers
and wornout babag by Of HARM the Yankees
yesterday brand spck and shoops had
legally attached part Of the live stock that Miller huggn VIII
80 20 the Henenann the Of March
Cousin Egbe business Of the Yankees gave out the
firterv
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

Mandel faces Harvey Bright, who r.
under The management OF Clarence
Gillespie, the Brooklyn philanthropist'
Clarence says that Harvey is the best
man Of his weight In the country, and
no ought 20 know. 10 says that when
Bright finishes with Mandell tho latter
will 20 back 70 Chicago on n shutter.
Bright weighs about 1874 pounds. He
is now training at Madison square
Garden.
In another bout Jack Bernstein, the
sensational boy from Yonkers, mixes
with Eddie Kid Wagner, Of Phila-
delphia. The dope in boxing circles
Yesterday was 10 the effect that Wag-
ner would hand Bernstein his FIRST de-
feat, but we will have 10 sec this thing
performed before we'll believe Il.
Bernstein In the Spotlight
Bernstein has never been knocked
out or even knocked of his feet, and
his draw with Elmo Flores, the Fill
pino, and a victory over Ba0e Her
man stamp him as one Of the best
Junior lightweights in tho world.
Bernstein has suddenly flashed into
the spotlight and Is now regarded as
one OF tho best drawing attractions
the Garden can put on. Probably
Bernstein's greatest achievement was
his recent defeat Of Pal Moran at the
Commonwealth Sporting Club. This
fight really started him on tho road
20 fame.
The third ten-rounder will bring to-
gether Irish Johnny Curtin, Of Jersey
City, and Pee Wee Kaiser, who comes
from ST. Louis, and who Is known out
there as the human thunderbolt. Cur
tins best fights recently have been
fought against Danny Edwards, the
colored bantamwelght from tho Pacific
Coast, over whom he holds two de-
cisions. Kaiser has been seen In New
York once before, when he fought a
draw with Harry (Battling) Leonard
at the Commonwealth.
The fourth ten-round battle will see
Charley Beecher in action against
frankie Garcia, who comes from Los
Angeles. but Is known as the pride Of
the South
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Two New Shorops Spring Training Camp New Orleans Next Year
Newcomers to Local Ring Fans
Will Be Seen in Garden Bouts
Sammy Mandell, Kid Wagner and frankie Garcia
Are Among Principals Who Will Make New
York Debut in Ten Rounds December ii
By Jack Lawrence

On Madison Square Garden
on December faces entirely New York fight fans will
introduced Among the scrappers will make their local debut
Sammy Mnde Chicago featherweg who has knocked
tho his division in the West Among other things this
Mand person nodecson with Joe Burman,
of then, taking place in md Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
FAY and Lyons In Armory

At the Naval Militia Armory. Fifty
second Street and First Avenue,
Brooklyn, tonight frankie Fay. hold
er OF the bantamwelght belt Of tho
National Guard, will meet Danny
Lyons. Of the 9th Coast Artillery club,
In q tcn-round bout.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Commerce Five Triumphs

The High School Of Commerce quin.
tet opened It's season yesterday after.
noon by defeating Yonkers High School
by 81 10 21 on the lattcr's court
Roth enfield and Captain Goldstein were
the outstanding stars for Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Entries ONT for TitIe Bouts

Entry blanks have been issued for
the New York State amateur boxing
championships 70 be held at Madison
Square Garden December ~. IS and II.
Eight classes will be eontssted-ii2,
iis, l2e, 1876, ii7, ieo and It's pounds,
and heavyweight
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

feature Of attack whether 1t be baseball
tennis football, that has been often overlooked
This the problem upseng mental balance Of the hostile
problem example that has had large bearing upon fae
football.
recall asking Ty Cobb night why was he
baserunnng chance that day where he was nailed by ten
feet 49,
"I know bra he said "but like TO do some wild
running now keep guessing It's good keeping
the pitcher ned worried wondering what crazy
turn you may try idea let them know work only
In q groove
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Dempsey's Way

Dempsey another tidy upse Of mental we'll physical bal
opponents knowing that he hit with speed and
position They know they lead and miss
may precisely SO when they lead in
usually aearte effort Carpenter got set and took his
chance, Willard did,
coming confident youngster like Floyd
johnson forget this end in
trouble or may bring a newc
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Msnhaitan 10 PLAY Crescents

The Manhattan College basketball
team will open its season this evening
against the Crescent A. G. on the lat
tera court IN Brooklyn. The Manhat-
tan quintet Is now, being coached By
Arthur 7. Carroll, Of Boys High.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Football Balance

Rocn NOtre the best coaches have
when breaking the mental balance Of rival defen
sive
ROne has always had passing Of such excellence that the
defense knew just what the blow coming and 1t
rarely well set against his running game.
This is why the Yale attack could gain much ground between the
lines and anywhere the goal
Around mdfed the Blue passing good enough this
either Harvard Princeton being fixed defensive
way
But the goal they had little about except the
Of Yale pungeh form Of attack that modern defense
check when it Is pretty that nothing else under
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
The Rougher Game


To decide argument writes A. p L. is American football
English rugby the rougher gamer"
think American football had slight edge But after
reading the following account Of Rugby Th London Times
c a uncertain, VIZ:
at bad day for Oxford but that Of the weather
Leicester Saturday defeat by five goals try wenyegh
points, TO nothing sufficiently bad but that seemed Of
Importance toward the end Of the match when NJ David
retired hurt then j. Ptman had his legs
unccounabe and finally Macdonald Of the forwards
tanned conussn and had be assisted into the dressing
"Oxord IL should be stated heavily beaten before this
chapter Of accidents opened but their plight became hopeless
the referee Major E. c. Partridge after consultation
officials decided TO the This very decision
eight minutes before time and the fifteen thousand
the ground acutey Pman injuries tragedy"
Apparently rugby for young chd at any
You can't good steady business golfer"
exchange And when he becomes good golfer he perhaps
longer good, steady business
1t has been said that Ty Cobb might win the
with two first class pitchers but in the meanwhile y would
obliged for such addresses So would six other
and there
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

The Red sox are still without a pilot
for 1929 but as Bin Carrigan dissp.
pears softly into the haze "Husk'
Chance looms large at the entrance Of
the park. The peerless leader was
lerding by three-ouarters Of q lap AZ
the hfty-slxth hour Of the race last
night. Harry Frazeo refused 10 answer
any questions by advice Of counsel
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

Squire Ebbets has definitely decided
on Clearwater, Fla. ms the location u
his spring training camp. The munich
pality has voted $4,000 TO improve
the athletic facilities for the Dodgers
and Uncle Wilbcrt will have an up
fo.dste plant for his merry men. The
Senators will be training at Tampa
some thirty miles away. while the
Cleveland Indians will be at Lakeland.
about fifty miles from Clearwater.
Exhibition games with these two clubs
viii be scheduled. though they will
not interfere with the Homecoming
tour with the Yankees.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Giants Cnmp Still uncho.en

And speaking of training trips therc
was o no-decision bout between John
J. McGraw and the Golden Gate trio
at the Giant headquarters yesterday
on the question Of taking the Giants
20 the sunshine coast for their spring
training. This is the third meeting
between the contcnding forces. All
have been warm battles and II Is said
that MoGraw has absorbed much ver-
bal punishment. lie has been fairly
slaughtered with such terms as "sa-
luhrious sunshine, azure skies, silver7
seas. odoriferous ozone" and the like
The boys will fight 70 finish after the
big league meetings.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
~ CTAARAT11IL III 1IGzSLT
Ne eOpzUo5iR9tlifn I HfHf!Se5f1l
Upsetting Mental Balance
(corvrteAi. isii. e Yorh y

yors r,syn. I.e 7roAs Narh Rs0srsd o. Paisai oSe'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

Max Raehae, who Is not college
yell. but n right-handed pitcher for
mcrly owned by the Giants, has been
sentenced 20 Portland Of the Coast
League In part payment for Wallberg.
the hurler recently acquired by the
Clan McGraw.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

All Aragon asked Of Colonel Huston
ior services rendered in hunting down
Don Rafael was a helping hand from
his present berth with the Richmond
club into some Class AA league and a
Job az the Yankee Stadium over winter
watching that nobody makes of with
Phil Schenck'S famous diamond.
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$2,763,869 and the present total in
debtedness without this issue is $1o,-
120.
law of the state Of Indiana and all tax
payers affected by the aforesaid issue
of bonds will take notice of the de-
termin alton of said Advisory Board to
issue the same for the purposes above
stated.
Given pursuant to the order OF
THE ADVISORY BOARD OF BOS-
TON SCHOOL TOWNSHIP, WAYNE
COUNTY, INDIANA.
Dated March 29th, 1922.
By Albert 2. Parks. Trustee.
Harlan & Brown Attorneys
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS
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NOTICE. OF IMPROVEMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Estate of William Miller. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has duly qualified in the
Wayne circuit court, as executrix of
the last will and testament of William
Miller, deceased, late of Wayne County,
Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be
solvent.
ELIZA NJ K. MILLER.
Executrix.
Gardner. Jessup & Hoelscher. Attys.
Apr5-f2-19
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE


In the matter of the determination
OF Boston School Township, Wayne
County, Indiana to issue bonds for the
construction of School House.
Notice is hereby given that the A.
visory Board of Boston School Town.
ship, Wayne County. Indiana, on the
sion. by its order duly made and en-
tered Of record on said date determined
that the bonds of said Boston School
Township, Wayne County, Indiana,
should be sold in the aggregate prin-
cipal amount of s43,500. the same to
bear interest at five percent (5To) per
able semi-annually and said bonds to
mature within fifteen years from the
date thereof.
The purpose of the issuing of said
bonds is to provide funds with which
to construct a grade school building
within said township and provide the
necessary installations therefor. Z
The net assessed value of all proper
ty in said Boston School Township is
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State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS:
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners will receive
bids and proposals for the Poor Farm
groceries for the months April. May
and June, 1929. in accordance with the
specifications on file in the County Au-
ditor's office.
Bids will be received until II O'Clock
a. m. on Saturday, April 18th. 1922, at
the County Auditors office at the
courthouse in the city of Richmond.
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designated by the State which may be
procured of the Auditor of Wayne
County.
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personal or surety bond in a sum not
less than the amount of the bid and in
all respects conform with the law gov
erning such matters.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
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Commissioners of Wayne County.
w. IT. BROOKS,
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Walter S. Ratliff-
COUNTY AUDITOR
Fillmore F. Riggs

Candidate for auditor. To the
voters of Wayne county: Ow-
ing to an error by one of the
newspapers in printing my an
nouncement few weeks ago,
some confusion exists as to
which office / am a candidate
for. I am candidate for audi
tor of Wayne county. / am in
the campaign to win the nomi-
nation If l can and the pros
poets are most encouraging.
Your vote is respectfully So
licited.