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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Betty Beall Disqualified
in Breeders Handicap

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. 27.--The Ley.
ington fan race meeting came to an end
hero this afternoon. The chief ettran-
ton this afternoon was the thirtsentb
running OF the breeders' hansicap FOR
two-year-olds The running OF this race
was marked with much rough riding
Jockey Taylor, who had the mount on
Betty Beall, being the most serious or
render. He rode his mount all over the
track and badly interfered with the
other horses. Betty Beall finished flrs,
in one OF the clostest finishes ever wit
messed at this course, but was disquali-
ned, the decision going 70 Donges with
Easter Bells second and Sweetheart
third.
Jockey Taylor was sndennitelv SINS.
pended FOR rough riding.
II. =. whitney'a good tryo.year-old
Blue Peter broke down In the running
OF the race, and II was reported ne would
have to DO destroyed. The results,
FIRST ItACs-Tor year oldr ana onward t,
anna snasdy sD G ID s s5aSSn ma r. ho y
and o. seeona Io' Moonwin Rew'9 los me me
5snssttie. ~ o. Ed. Garrison ms o Asss
SECOND RAcE-ef'or Maiden s swo year old.,
purse 81 600 futurity course. Boys BELIEVE
M Ms ~ Gash %ii2i ao na sass $40 y 4. e
400 ,Sipa fiass. 0 i'io i iGS 2s snn Ssg
Grass Maid, fiefre and Peauo,.
TIIRp AACE-t'or year olds and up
Tsa ss'n iCg DF tsap ssdGc II ,SrG saFs
$500 enc $3.50. second; Colossus, 165
Asg rsn,-Jsay xssoi' LADY Morrow. :: JAKE ak;
FOURTH nkcne~Irsr year oids ard IN.
Longs .yc9nn s: R.ardon. lie wv. pcoij
6 Y' We wen anq ss $40 any b9rd . AsG
Tirne ~ 40. Aiso rnn-duinco Garden,
,Eentoohe ana High Cost.
cosrse pongas. isi oE. FatSrl s16o6'
iconnoio s27.7o and siI0p. second !;
hBetty - Beai, Alice 6uesown cni au iiof fg,,
dian Trail, Great Luck, Blue Peter and
B-Enchantrnent Accounted Idle p0ni
Stock Farm ontry. Occupied II. r. Whit
sfxTH RAcE-For 8 year olds; claiming:
purse $1,000; five aud half furiongs
bearie. % (owens) $3.50, ss1O ana ssio
mcso a ISSs' $50 shur ssedso q e t,s
i0T (Joncsl, $3.50 third. Time sos rs.
Also .ren.-Ritty Carpenter, Sweet Lady
siVrNT iSa'V RAcE--For 4 year ODDS and
sixteenth: aands Of PLEASURE, III ufc,pel
5000, SI.i0 and $500 won belgian
Queen 10s (McpermotD. $3.50 md ~ 80
sggecpd Cotton r plss'gsIl i9i K so
Gcorrrtto. EscarroM;te, Parts Maid. Lad
Lillian and Sea PTncc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Syracuse Football Eleven
So to Go West Next Year

sYRAcUsg, n. r., Sept. 27.--syracuse
University's football team will take an.
other trip Wost next year at the close
cr the Eastern season. Although more
than q year away the trip has been de-
cided upon and one OF two dates has
been fixed. Tho Orange will play Me-
braska at Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day.
And another game. probably on the sat
urday before Thanksgiving. will be
booked in or near Chicago.
The Nebraska game OF 1929 in Lin
coin win be return OF the game 10 be
played by the Corn Iiuslers here thls
year, Nebraska osrning 20 Archhold
stadium on November 4.
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species represented IN the auuaria
Al the Rochester Exposition held Sept. 20 q,
there was exhibited muskAlonge, rock base.
nunfish. bullhtads, carp, suckers. mud tur-
brook trout finEeriinge g inches long,, brook
trout adults. rainbow trout fingerlinGs, rain
bow trout adults, albino lake Trout. lake
trout fineerlinss. brown trout finrerfings
yearlings ana adults, and other species not SO
important In food and sport. This exposition
IN syracuse, after which the fish WITH be
planted In waters suitable for their reception.
Smaller exhibits, generally adults OF the
more important game species. are made Rt
some of the county fairs, which have facii-
ocular demonstration Of this work which the
Conservation Commission IL doing In the Tina
Of fish cuiturs. fts fish exhibits are very sue
ssssfui.
uvsd Fishing ~ Deal beach.
1-ne good ship brooklyn, which leaves
nespshead PAY pilotcd by Capt. Harry
Hissy. Msrssd Tor the web stocked ;. groun,daa
Ing large fluko at present.
Well, ut any rate We started 20 pull fish
w. and 40 sure DID have some work.
hooksd Into large fiuks myself. and after
me wsstnsr was excellent and cain sea
made u o pleasant fishing trip.
fAsss CMscs ef SEQ psss end rsrsiss al
Cape MAJ.
I ~vnt on fishing trip abort time ago
At oaps May. n. J.. where plenty Of sea bass
40 20 90 70 each man. This II an excellent
filming grounds, WHARF many accommodations
may be had. Tho. fish were so plentiful that
they we're pulling two and three at clip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28

A. A. whitehall, All-American soccer
In 1919 and 1920 and Cornell football
player lie u recent addition 60 the DE
Witt Clinton High School faculty. He
IA assisting Edward J. Spalter in coach
ing the Red and Black eleven. The
Clinton "steam-roller'' viii not be III
evidence this year owing to ineNporl-
ence, but Coach Spalter IL building with
an eye to another Clinton machine next
year. He VIII guard against such
situation al confronted him this year,
when only two players Of the 1921 team
returned to school.
Ben LEVITT, hslfback. and Mickey
Osnato, guard. the two remaining let
ter men, are the Tnainstays OF the team.
Team A is composed OF Ash and
Wolf. ends. Naimeti and Meyers,
tackles Osnato and Cooke, guards
Rothman. center: Di Lucia, quarter
back LEVITT and Martin. halfbacks, and
Scott. fullback. Team y has Emslie
and Repetti at end, Gold and Weisberger
at tackle. Goldberg and Weinberg at
guard, Appel, center Tsrnowsky> quar-
torback Baker and Gretzer.l haIfbacks.
and Conboy. fullback.
Owing to the fact that Al seyman,
captain-elect has failed to return to
school the captaincy II vacant, with
Osnato leader pro tenn, Until the first
game with Dickinson High at Jersey
City, October z. Tho Clinton squad is
down to 1fty-fve boys and every one is
receiving instruction in the gridiron
sport
Coach Harry Kane OF Brooklyn
Prep has decided on his lineup for the
Erasmus Hail game, which opens the
season Saturday at E'latbush Oval and
marks the resumption OF football re-
lations between tho two schools for the
first time In three years. Three OF the
positions have two contenders who are
about equal In ability and may, alter
nate In the majority OF the contests.
The team, on the whole, is lighter
thnn the 1921 eleven, hut faster. The
forwards are one of the best pairs In
tho city as a combination, Capt. Jim
Furey and Petrilli. Herbert Harrison,
fullback, Is q brother OF Eddie Har-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
JOHNSON AND WILLS
TO MEET IN GARDEN
Boxing Commission Satisfied
With Test Bouts in Up
town Gymnasium.

| After the receipt OF reports from
Deputy Commissioners Hocke and
Burchen In reference to Glen johnson.
who boxed SIX three minute rounds ut
Grupp's gymnasium yesterday after
noon. william Muldoon. Chairman Of the
State Athletic Commission. announced
that he saw no reason for interfering
with the match between Johnson and
Wills set for the Garden Tomorrow
night
Deputies Hooke and BurcTiell re-
ported that johnson was physically on
an equal footing with Wills and that in
his bouts with three other heavyweights
he showed enough knowledge OF boxing
tc warrant the belief that he would give
the Brown Panther a stiff argument
Johnson's opponents in the test bouts
were Indian Stanton, an unknown JACK
Renault. sparring partner or Jack Demp-
sey, and George Godfrey, rather IN
teresting performer discovered by JACK
Johnson. Physically Glenn johnson IS a
superb animal. Standing feet inch
tail ana weighing 210 pounds. he carries
no, an ounce Of superfluous flesh. Els
chest is broad and his shoulder, back
end arm muscles splendidly developed
While ne is not speed marvel. he 10
by no means q truck horse. and in box
ing he shows a fairly good knowledge
Of the game.
johnson Is a straight hitter and lands
wit, considerable force. Tie showed su-
periority over Stanton and Godfrey. put
Renault, who u a clever boxer, made 1t
Interesting for him. johnson opened
cash over Godfrey's eye ana was I'M
marked at the close.
Jack Britton, the weller champion,
who saw Johnson's performance. de-
clared that ne would give Wills good
battle. This IL also the opinion OF Billy
Grupp, Harry Neary and others who
saw johnson In action.
The State Athletic Commission has .
new secretary. His name Is Lawrence
0. Murray, and he has been In the SER
vice OF the Federal Government for
twenty years He Is man of middle
age, with wide experience in public
affairs.
Jim Tracy, who Is training in Buenos
Aires for battle with Louis F'irpo. is
reported TO be battering big sparring
partners. After the fight with Luis
Tracy is not unlikely 20 be In position
to sympathize with his own sparrlng
partners.
IT has been insinuated that Johnny
Wilson 10 about to assault the aged but
still bellicose Jimmy Clabby. 1t would
seem that the officials Of so.s'c home for
the aged should interfere IN Clssbby's be-
half.
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With the Scholastic Athletes

rison, former all around star at st.
Johns Prep.
Assisting Kane ut Brooklyn Prep are
Jim Nevlan, former Penn athlete, and
Jack Heating. former Holy Cross
player. The team will line up with
Furey. left end, and Petrilli ut right
end; Vail or Bull, left tackle Tierney,
left guard; Herman or Kane, center 1
Prendergast or Dewey, right guard !:
LouEhran, right tackle La Borne, quar-
terback: Mattimore and Torney, half
backs, and Harrison. fullback.
One out OF town school Is on tho High
School OF Commerce soccer schedule
Iarranged by Yale Cooper, manager. All
OF the other games are contests in the
p. S. A. L. championship tournament.
The Orange and Blue socccrs VIII Jour-
ney 70 Cornwall TO meet the New York
Military Academy Columbus Day and
two days later will meet De Witt Clin-
ton. Commerce opens with Evander
Chlids October z, but n practice game
may be played with ~Todd's Shipyard
Saturday.
The other teams on the schedule are
Stuyyesant, Curtis, Morris and Town
send Harris with one date yet TO be
filled.
De La Sale Institutes second annual
fall track and field games will be held
October IL at Greensboro Playground.
Eleven events will be decided, four in
the eenior and junior classes ana three
in the midget division.
The events, all scratch. ares (For
seniors) 20 yard dash, 220. 440 and $50
yard runs; (for j,riiors) 60 yard dash,
1T6 yard dash, 862 yard run, eight
pound shot put; (for midgets) 40 yard
dash. so yard dash. high jump.
Jim McCahill OF the Pastlme A G. and
the Seventy-frst Regiment has been re-
engaged as track coach for the year
1922-2s. He has turned out all OF De
In Sales crack mile relays in the past
three years. The meet October IL will
he the first opportunity OF lining up his
team for the coming indoor season ana
for the private schools cross country
championships In early November.
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MINIQUE SCORES FOURTH WIN IN ROW FOR NEW OWNER
Boxing Bouts Tonight

Twenty-seventh Division Signal Corps
(Br0oklynD--Joe Click W.. Jackie Nc
Coy, twelve rounds; Buddy Wallace VI.
AM rcsellc. ten rounds.
Ono Hundred and Second Medical negf-
ment Armory-Joc Mciito W. Sammy
Butts. Dominick Servedio 70. Charlie
Murray. Both ten rounds.
Madison Square Garden--Amatcur boxing
tourney
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 27.--word
was received here to-day or the death
In South glastonbury. Conn, Of Henry
Pope, we'll known on the Grand Circuit
thirty or moro years ago as driver OF
many famous horses and contemporary
Of Pop oeers, Jim Golden and Bud
Doble. He was So years old. He had
been In excellent health and his death
was sudden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
18-Year-Old PAGER, Joe Boy,
Sets Record of 2,121.4

LANCASTER, Pa. Sept 27.--Joe Boy,
owned and driven by Dan I,eary OF West
Chester, broke the world'a record for
eighteen-year-old PAGERS to-day, cover
ing the mile In 2:12A at the Lancaster
County Fair Association races
The previous record was made by
YOUNGSTOWN In 1894 In 2:12L. Joe Boys
best time, made several years ago. IS
:064.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Sikh Offered Fight With
Firpo-Tracy Bout Winner

BuENos AIRES, Sept. 81 (Associated
Press) Promoter Agusti OF the new
boxing stadium here has sent a cable
dispatch TO Battling SIKH inqurring his
terms for bout with the winner OF the
fight between Luis Angel Firpo and
Jim Tracy. the Australian heavyweight
which Will take place October g
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The Anglers Club OF New York held ITS fall
tournament on Inc Big Lake Central Park
West, September u and September 70.
while weather conditions were IDEAL III
casting conditions. owing 10 shifting and
variable winds. were never worse. Unfor-
The attendance was not a. larry: ss usual,
despite q membership OF 115. While tourna-
ing, II ~ not holding ~ own In tho nast.
There were ten events and ~ tirnse the
competition among the veterans was kesn.
pIsTANCp FLY "a ounoe,--J, q. sohwfnn.
first; A. J. Neu. second; r. O. Henry.
pisTraNcE FLY Is ouno.,--R. p. n wood.
8. srhwinn. nrss, A. >. rSu
pL IsyS"a AccuTsacY w t ounce. t,nlsnown Dis
cnd. j. s. schwinn third.
hs esers sS ou on = Ss
pants were In the 90 per cent. class interest
was intensified. r. q. Henry ana A. T. Neu
@ gh sui Il s ss, of e Ss
DIsTANcE BAIT cH ouncs)--p. y. Mercer.
first A. J. Neu, second: y. a. Henry,
Accuracy pHY FLY ornkncwn Distances,
= 3. schwinn. flrsti A. j. NeA SECONDS n.
first; dcorsc y. STARK. second: A. J. Nsu.
AscnufTTphAoY WET 'r1r--s. q. scnwinn.
flrsti H. G. Henry. second A. >. Marsh.
ACCURACY BAIT CASTING NJ ounc.)--J.
s. sch S,,I,n,.1 1lr,t o. Henry. second;
ACCURACY BAIT CASTING Cta Ounos)--J.
q. schwinn, first, with 90 3-f0 per cent, A.
j. Neu, second; A. =. Marsh. third.
II. O. HENRY,
Chairman Tournament COMMITTEES,
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FIRST Race-Purso 81 800: claiming. two.
yser.olds. five and half furlongs: sHwaet
ard Pretty, 100; LADY Liverpool 100, sNoon
intdc, fOj. Confederacy, 105; Coldfuount
$685. Josephine G.. III; Oh. Warren. 100.
srcond Eacc--Purse 81 800; claiming; two
foar.oios; five and half furlongs; sMss
willie. I03s Little Hope, 100 Rehp, los. TOP
retch, JoS sHe Trueinan, 100.
Third Race--Purse 81 800; claiming; thfee
,ear-oids; mile and q sixteenth. Royal Com,
100; sCrock o. Gold, 100, Lady zeus 100 /,
ftHutchison, 100; San Hebron, 10; Miles SIT.
zig; Grace Foster, 107.
Fourth Race--purse 81. 800; claiming; III.
lies and mares three years, old ana upward I,
nile and seventy yards sGriscida. i01 I;
rfoco, 1906; sCimnrron, Jog. "Bromeiia, 100 !
I,ncrinite. ILL., Molle Barnes, Ill
i~ifth Race--Purse 81 .30o claiming; three
Ncnr-oids; milo and a sixteenth Welcome
stranger, 1Oi; aNeapolitsn, 1Oj: eBobbcd
Hair. IO2; .Thriler. los; John Morrill,, 10:
Double Cross, 100.
sixth Race--r'IrEe 81 800. claiming; filllts
and mares three years old and upward. mile
mnd seventy yards: sdrane Foster, f0l
.Norford's Choice. 10B Little Annie, 100:
MAY Roberts, 10G; ePctie Dame, I06.
sWidow Bsdotte. 1906 miss Filey 100.
Seventh Race Purse $500; claiming
sssntn: siselisoiar, i0i skiing John. ioi ;
swocE Orange. ioi. Piucly. 1906 Trevelyan.
sos. Uohey Baker, 100, "Servitor. los, Two
FEATHERS. III. Billy barton, III.
weather clear; track fast.
49,
Apprentice allowance Of 3 pounds claimed
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MINNIE
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

Bait q Tackle, zoe wyckoff av. Tel. s2if E'vg
Doering, 564 Liberty av. Tel Glenmore o93i
Hyde, $50 Bergen ST., at Attn sv. Sterling ESQ
johnson, p, eDe wycitoff av. Tel. o6p2 Nv On.
Kingston Tickle Co., 1900 Fulton ~, 1908 LAT.
Loeser. Fred'k, a Co.. Fulton st. Tkle only
Marstors, J. r.. 90 Court 81. Tel. 6es4 Tri'glc.
MIchaelson. II. H., 1874 IIed'd av. No bait.
Michaelson, N. L., Ola Broadway. No bait.
Morris, 1851 Fulton at, Reid av. 1885 Bedf d.
Hooper, III Woodward av. Tackle only,
Schaaf. 100 Fiathush av. Tel. 23fo Sterling
schebler, f., 2J1 wycl<off nv. Tel. 1887 Eve.
slotc, $40 Flushing av. Tel. 1915 staTs.
Sprung. 218f Atlantic Az. Tel. 581s Gienmore.
voshrinEor, 1885 Myrtle az. Ev'green 7ss5w.
OUT OF TOWN.
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MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

Abbey a 1mbrie, 81 Chambers. Whsle. No bait
Baumann. 2252 "a sv., 1f8th at. Fiddlers.
Baumann, John, s7i Yves, i?sth ct.
srSn Eva M ceeRsF a. o Tscis ss s
Coe. Aipheus, 81 w. i25th at. Tackle only.
DavegR, rs Cortlnndt nj, Tackle
pavesa. 20 John 81. at our
Davega, s5l Broadway. q stores.
b bsysss. IA IA " y "a iss. & ss. m
Dirkes,' ss2 9Th ay. Tel. fofos Circle.
Dutil. John, s2s w. aga at. Tel. L'acro oos7
Frost. II, !. Co. 100 Chambers. TIKI. wills.
Fuchs, III. n2 ist nv. Orch. og3o. psu&fiddlsrs
Gross. 9Th av. 4 3ith st. Second hand tackle.
Hanover, NJ, 1883 Park av. Tackle and bait.
Hirsch, 600 Amstd'fn nv. Tel. Riverside 1910
issscs. ii. Is. 90, a.ge SIN ey.,i5oih q. No bsI,
Kellerman, $3.50 Sd av.. 156th 81. rei. Mel. 1868
Kiffe. IL. II. Co.. 123 Bway. Tackle only
Kirtiand's. 20 Chambers. Tickle Heigranites.
Lcviten's,. col n. t3sth. T'kie. bait. Mel. 3ose.
Martens Fred az sthav. TIKI. &bai .ToI chel 1884
Metropolitan Ifdw. Co, Church q vesey SITS.
Mills, VIM. a sons, u Park pl. Barclay 057B
oEilvy. n. 90. 20 Chambers 81. No bait.
poirneni. 3s5 11leecker. cor. Perry NO bait.
Reingoid, iii 9Th av.. 18th 81. Tackle bait
Hickman. j. ,2sc3 I'd av.. iasth ST. Tei.Har7sio
Rogers Pect Co., B'way 18th St \ Tackle
Rosers Peet Co.. B'way at Warren ri \ at our
Rogers Pset Co.. Herald So, 3sth 81. -four
Rogers pect Co., Sth nv. at 4ist ct. ' stores
Ro-enbaum, 362 u. 18Th. n. IL" station.
fchubaeh&son. 3Of2 Sd nv. (tN5th). Tel. Mel. 1893
rrhoverling, DAILY q Gales. 500 B'way. No bait
siiyerstein, H.. $50 w. 5eth ct. Tel. Col: !1a7
s yom h 81 Co.. 81 Futon st. Tackle only
vonicngerke& Detmold ,Inc. ,3SgMad.av. Tickle.
waiz, O., ITO LIST av., mr.. 10th st. U3BT Orch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Mary O'Connor PAGES Mile
in 2:O6 Ia on Mineola Track

Special Dtspotch to THE NEW Yosx HErA1n.
MrNEoLA, l.. l., Sept. 27.--At the
Mineola Fair Grounds to-day the track
record or 2:o6A was equalled in the
third heat of tho sos pace by Mary
O'Connor. which stepped the first heat In
2:07A. the second In 2:0sA and tho
last In 2:06N. The summaries:
Three,ysar-oid trot; purse $1,000:
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Lundgren Runs 1000 Meters
In Record Time Il Sweder

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 27.--Sven Lund
gren. q Swedish runner, ran 1.o0'
meters In 2 minutes IS and is seconds
here to-day. 1t is said this Is worlt
record.
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Available sporting records show that
the record for the 1000 meters, Q nm
utes 20 and lilo seconds, was made by
A. Bolh, Sweden, September %. 1918.
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eGreentree Stable entry.
Dominique, away slow. came wide in
won easily. My Reverie delayed the star
on the outside and held on we'll Dxoeus,
was badly bumped, never clear OF inter
barrier but quit.
Scratched-Southorn Cross. Missionary.
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Conservation Commission Making 1--we Fish
Exhibits.

ALBANY, Sept. 1i.--h feature OF the state
Fair. held at Syracuse. and OF numerous
county fairs held Ia different parts OF the
state, will Do the exhibit Of 1.-Two fish made
by tho Conservation Commission. The duyei-
opmart Of the various fish IL well repre-
scented by healthy specimens OF tina many
inland water apecier placed In specially con-
strnctcd aduhrin, with plenty OF light OH all
sides IN most instances, 20 that clear view
may be had OF the markings and coioratlon
of the different kinds. This display OF flsh
at both tho large and small expositions has
never failed 70 attract large share of public
attention and much favorable comment. AZ
the syracuse and Rochester fairs a skilled
fish culturist is placed In charge OF tho cx-
lions relative 20 the habna or thr 'nrious
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The New York Herald Racing Chart
AaUEDUoT RAcETRAcK, sept.


l9i FIRST RACE-The Holly Pure. rwo-seal-oIa-- ]
'of furongs. winner b. r.. 2. by uIttnrs-IFurakan
Trainer. A. ]. Joyner. Time o:69 So. Start good
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Yso1y o--Irt irrational Field. Meadow Brook
Club. " estbury. 4. /. Gnme No. today,
wnoriai rains from Pennaylvania station
sYaninniur AZ 40 r.. M Admission xl.I0. he.
served seats. $40 and s40O.--Adv.
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Mr.. b. Bender Of 1919 Giearon svsnus. IN
Bronx, would like acme fisherman writ
him hs TO the Accommodations that are give
at Montauk Point.
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lies. Purse si.1T0.25. Five
Owner, q. n. wIDENER.
Won easily. Place driving.
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ROD AND GUN.

DUCK shooting. Ladies accommodated.
Write East Bay Cunning Lodge, East Mo-
riches. L: / successor 70 Barney =. King.
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* Selling
Trainer T sandcph ZINE. godwon
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vas
rwaddie
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The state Athletic Commission has .
new secretary. His name Is Lawrence
o. Murray. and he has been In the SER
vice OF the Federal Government for
twenty years. He is a man of middle
age. with wide experience in public
affairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28

It has been insinuated that Johnny
Wilson 10 about to assault the aged but
still beIlicose Jimmy Clabby. 1t would
seem that the officials Of so-'c home for
the aged should interfere In Clabby's be-
half,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
OUT on Town

wsisnso.H..ri1 Hsss'ss plk. ra..w.xssss.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28

Davis Doaoris stable entry.
yox Papuli H.. fencing well. close
made a game effort. Frank y. stoppe
going easily when lie lost his rider thr'
No scratches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28

Dealers who do not sell live bait have tho
words tackle only or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays, Thurs-
days aud Saturdays,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

bringing to the minds of the people
the need for such tribunal az
propose"
MIR. Bryan said that he would have
the Investigating tribunal composed
OF representatives, OF The conflicting
interests. chosen b. "a vot" of TIN.
Interested men. \ definite length
Of time FOR Investigation would be
set. lie said.
when II was learned that Mr..
BEan was In the city. numerous
friends rushed 10 the station 10
meet him large group had col
iectcd when his train pulled out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

ing OF grace in the words. "Thank
Thee. oh. Lord. for the French fried
potatoes were the subject of charges
recently, had formal announcement
from the Boston rrcsbytery toda y
that he would not bc installed az a
Presbyterian pastor at the explra-
ton OF his period Of probation. which
ended today.
The decision or the prcsbytcry
reached month ago. resulted in a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

sharp controversy between that
body and the congregation. Only "A
small part OF the congregation. IL
was said. was In accord with the de-
cisi"n. \ meeting OF the conErc-
CATION to consider whether il will
accept the prcsbytcry's ruling will
be held shortly and Mr.. Curtis said
today that the outcome OF that meet
ing and not the decision Of the
prcsbytcry would determine his
status