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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Scobey Is Named
Director of Mint

WASHINGTON. March \. r. Te
nomination OF u. II. soobcy, OF
Texas. az director Of tho mint was
confirmed yesterday by the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Washington Death
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wsshinTton's death rate, usually
lowest o. all states. was ss per .oee
persons during 1891. according to sta,
tis,ies just compiled by Or. Paul A.
Turner, state health director.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Democrats Urging
Pigott for Toga

Democrats are said 20 he urging
william piRott. president Of the Ia.
cific Coast Steel Co. 10 become their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
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MANILA MARU IN
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1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

11n-A bradley. OF tho Mason
i ~ hotel. was struck and bruised
Monday at Pine ~. and Westlake
ave. By an auto driven by 4.
sourapas. 1905 Stewart Vt. lie was
taken TO his hotel for treatment.
~ O-E. A Hardwick.
L i i i i Gfi24 Bakevie
blvd. was killed and l.. J. Grecnside.
sf4 Federal ave. n. was severely in
Jured Sunday when an unknown
autoist struck them at 18th ave. and
Madison ~. The police are searching
for tho driver.
IT &c. y. Rogers. 3oos College
1 l ~ ave. reported that his auto
had struck an unknown man at
Third ave. and Spring 81. sunday.
Tho man refused medical aid. say.
ing he was unhurt.
II Lloyd Burns. age :. Of 1919
i i f20th ave. s.. was slightly cut
and bruised Sunday at Rainier ave.
and Atlantic ~. by an auto driven
by W. c. Llppincott. OF tho Burke
building. according to a report made
10 the police.
This day last year seven Pc
destrians were injured by autos.
making "A total Of 1i6.
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Frank Chance Despite Denia of Frazee Is Practically to Lead

showed his bulldog courarc and re-
rourcefulneEs Ia n startling manner.
How did he circumvcnt hiB enemies
By arranging 90 start his show AZ one
minute after midnight tonight.
Assistant District Attorney Peeora.
Chief Inspector LAhey and Inspector
Coleman, foiled NJ the very portals
Of revenge, gnnshcd their bicuspida
for several minutes and tnen returned
20 their Offices John Chapman. with
on evil sucer distorting bis features
hurled this banterinG challenge after
the departing forms Of the crestfallen
Law iugubrious; Always yes n eop,"
Therefore. and 20 wit. the six day
race will start At one minute after
midnight tonight. with sixteen teams
competing for the $4,000 IN prize
money 10 be divided among the frst
six paira 70 hnish. The prcsence Of
several foreign teams In the race
makes the affair a more open event
than usual but the best known riders
will naturally be installed as fasorisas
Among these arc Goullst and Bel
loni, Eaton and Egg, Grenda and Nc
Namara. winners OF the race last
March, and Madden and Kaiser. Broeeo
and Willie Coburn are figured as the
team most likely 10 steal lap on the
held. The struggle between Goulet
and Oscar Egg, in tho series Of sprints
for points viii undoubtedly bring out
riding as sensational as was the case
last winter.
The FIRST series Of ten point sprints
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Williams Basketball
Squad Badly Crippled

wILLIAMsTCWN, Mass Dec. D.
Basketball practice is being held rsgu-
larry at Williams College, but Ccseh
Guerdon Messer Is not altogether op-
timistic with the outlook owing to the
fact that several men who we're counted
upon this winter are stili laid up with
injuries received in footoball. The list
includes Boynton, guard for two sec
sons; Pease, another veteran, and
Fisher. the most promising candidate
for center. It is doubtful II any Of
this trio win be able to enter the Pur'
pie lineup until after the holidays.
IN the mean time, coseh Aesssr Is
searching his squad for r. reliable cen
ter and baekeourt men. Captain Black
mer and Kellogg look good at the for
wards, but q defense must be built Up,
too. jayne, Cook and Wightmap are
other men who are likely 70 make
good.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Cropsey Captures
Bratton Cup Swim
AtN. Y. A. G.. Pool

Rex Cropsey, ar unattached swim
mer. won the annual 100-yErd free
style handicap for the Bratson cup,
the lecture event Of a water carnival
In the pool Of New York A. G. lss'
night.
Tho race vas competed for under
sealed handicaps, all contestants be-
ing timed individually and their allow
anco then deducted from the figures
returned. Cropsey, who received 10
seconds, covered the distance In loo 30
and this gave him the fastest corrected
time Of O;582-3.
The summarizes:
IC6.yarf swi-n. for Draitoa cup fhsaal.
capl Won by Rex Cropaey. unhttae noa
fis secords) Vincent BoitinE. New lork
4. c. tft seconts). seeond: bwald Hila'
forster. Ssv York A. {. 20 feeonds)' thiFa
Time. 1905 s-t.
rG-yard tyim (nOvice)--Won ey ~. koI'
iau. putgers Preparatory, Rev BrunsFick
Nj. Samuel Herschaift, BoyS Club. fes'
ond. Josepn Brockmsn, Boys' club thira
Fancy dlv!ag. s-foot rYrlnKboard lhand!.
csp)-Ivoa b. william Perry. unattaehec
az poln,s). lcLa points. Etrsrd sue,n
nuiKers college 70 pointH). iei.2 poiats
second f.ouis kuchn, unaitAehed te,rhehl
Ios po'nts. third.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Cops Frustrate,
Plan to Start
Grind Tonight
Heavy Hand Of the Law
Throws 6-Day Race Nam
agcment Line for Big Loss
By Fred Hawthorne

Just when everything had been fixed
up right prcttily by John Chapman,
promoter and manager of the six day
bicycle race at Madison Square Gar
den, and announcements had been sent
out to the effect that the weeks grind
would start at 10 o'clock tonight. to
be preceded by a series Of sprint races,
beginning at S. the Law Lugubrious
stepped In and yelled a halt.
Acting Assistant District Attorney
Pecora acted as the Past Grand Gloom,
with Chief Inspector Lahey and In
sprctor Coleman. of the Police Depart
ment, as the Grand Slams. These
three Representatives OF the Ancient
and Accepted Order Of Crepe-hangers
put their heads together yesterday
morning, cot out the law books and
shortly sfterward gave out a statement
to the effect that II any attempt were
made 20 start the sprints At 3 o'clock
tonight, OF the big race st 10 o'clock,
the police would descend, like a thou
sand Of brick, on Manager Chapman.
the riders and anybody else who had n
hand, or foot, in the dRstardly pro.
eeedings.
Mr.. Pecora said: 81 have advised
the Police Department that the hold
ing Of any such contest would be In
violation Of the law against Sabbath
breaking, under Section 2l45 and 2152
Of the Penal Law, and 70 hrrest ak
who participate in any way"
Chapman to the Rescue
Confronted BY this formidable OBJ
stacle, an obstacle that would have
discouraged a man with 4 heart less
stout than good Johns, Chapman
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Buffalo Will See Winter
Polo PLAYED Under Class

BUFFALO. Dee. 2.-Ths horse ID
finding is way back 20 popularity IN
This part Of the country as an ad'
junct 20 sport. Five polo fours, hve
new horse shows. a hunt club md >
saddle and bride club, with Ave acres
OF stables and grounds. nra among the
more recent additions 20 pastirnes In
which equestYiAnism fguroa.
The clubhouse OF the Saddle ana
Bride club, located or the site oeeu-
pied BY ths Pan-Amerienn Exposltion,
Il said 20 be one Of the largest pri-
vately owned riding enclosures In the
United States 10 10 Of the Tudor style
of architecture. the stables surround
ing q huge inelosed ring under q glass
roof. Polo VIII be played In the rms
during the winter months.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

NtkNhf tNlluilAULi
Tho team Of Erasma. Hall, made up
Of Jack Lord, Harry Lewis, Teddy
Smith and Robert Koop, won the relay
race In the meet With Morris scAoel In
1913. as against the former season
standard Of 1850 30, set By q four.
some Of Stuyvosant boys or November
n. Alfred Brown, Of Flushing, cap
tured the dorsal dash ageins. De WIT
Clinton IN Oi53 40, clipping onc-afth
VI a second from the beet prcvlouf
mark, returned b. Richard Lewis. of
Townsend Harris, on November : 1 also.
Most of the dual clashes were one
sided. The closest contested was that
between De Witt Clinton and George
Washington, won by the former, 3oh
20 22h. 4 hard-galned Victory In the
relay race. which aWsrds 2 points 70
the winning team, none 90 the losing,
decided the issue.
In the other engagements Eyondsr
Chiids defeated Flushing % O. 81.
Stuyvesant outpointed Commerce "a 20
10, Eragmus downed Morris 81 % l.
and Townsend Harris overczme Man
ual Training - 20 II. Boys school
had drawn The weekly bye and did not
take part.
Yesterdays results made Il virtually
certain that the title series will end
In a tie for the lead, and John McHugh,
in charge Of the tournament, an
nounced that should thls come 20 pass
the tlc will be decided ~ q post.sea.
son meet Ia the New York A. {. pool
on December 30.
The summaries:
TOWNSEND nARRls e. MANUAL
TRAINING. a.
re-rard ggfnl-Won by Ifssdngs Manual
TrslnsaH; SlmSns, Towursnd Harris. rec
end. JossDhs. Tovarsnd EsFris third
it6-vard svins-won h. Weld. Town
rend HsrriG. Post, Townrtnd Harrif. rec
ond; Traneis Manual rfsiniag THIRD
7il.yard srim-won b. Kiiaysr Town
itnd Harris. Neck. Tow gend harrie SEQ
ehd; Msriin, Manual rTainihs thlTd'
"a Yard baet..troks -vim-won ~
Gr.ifch Townreni Harris neppsa Iown'
send Harris second Ms,uks, 1ianusl Train
lag third. Tifne. 0tfo ist.
l00-yard relay nwini-Won ~ T0Vnsenl
Harris fLanlal. tllr, lecht paW1renl
Manual Trsinlne tnorrks. brdman, Ne.
Faney dlving--Won ~ tews, T9wnnsnd
Harris. 81 r0inte; Danta, Manual TTainiug,
AS pointg fsosnd: stein, ToVnsrnd Hfrrii,
40 poiais third.
sTUYvEsAET. 50. colf2iERcu. 20
so.yt-d swlm--won By Kerriesn. siuy-
Fessnt. Hoses. commefoe. second; Peace
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Teams Entered in
Six-DGy Bike Roce

Couiei and Observation-Disclosures
team.
EEE and Eaton---SWiss-Americ team.
BRENDA and McNsmnrp - Champion
team,
McBeath and Walker-Austrailan team.
Madden and Kaiser-American team.
Honn and IitEsimmons-Irish team.
ve-rias end Observation-Disclosures
team.
Taylor and Lands--JerSey team.
BroccO and Coburn-froceo team.
speissens and Eyckman-Beieian tesio.
Eutt and IorenT--0erman team.
Oiiveh and 0ey-Itailan team.
Azzinl end Demonstration road team.
Grimm and characterization
ish team.
Bello and GAnney--BTcDklyB team.
Marksy And Kopsky--PoDular team.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Thomas Winner of
leMile Pro Bike
Race al Garden

.'' n'gA' Of sprinting that always
''''n N the annual six-day bike
s'ss '. a Madison Square Garden began
ss.. y, algh. with a crowd Of more tban
49,. ~. u the seats and standing in the
~ y promises TO be a week filed
,,...in 80 ,nriils snd broken legs. a week
AZ. S..Sso BY the gallery gods as "apple
N The FIRST race Of the n;sht ~.
a. -as, Z Ama'eur handicap, one Of
49,, no@ sensational accidents ever
rsn,, ~ -, 1srden race was staged. with
we we Cnsrlss PelOso. Of The Superior
la'.leh' lals'l'1eh' playing The leadine roln
f,i.s % me eighth heat OF iris even.
p,....ss shot his wheel sharpl, nm t5e
.uis+ avenue avenue turn, opposite Che
4 tie I,,,. s'snu' '.. and eatapulted against
s.st L VAS the impact that The
4 4 tv.lv. we're torn away for a space
harir.,S - and PclOsO WAS tossed
II fi.,,, eshere he fell 10 the faf son,c
II w below. Charles Law tbcre
t,. pancake. for q few socn,.ds' .,'sds'
"a az I MS feet. rubbed his stom-
taty .ssked II the police had any
4 u M snspieion as having thrown
4 si Feloso must have been born
4 senl, srs 80 spoon incrusied with dia.
4 -sn A.. rnoies in his mouth. MIN.
isl,s " ten would have been frae-
/ IA e.Jond all hopes 81 rensir ~,
4 ltsrs.sh eat Charley only suffered
ihe n.ss a'' ne riders who viii be tatinv
diy .. ,s.. esspcrste chances In tbe six-
'ssr, put the boys in the nrsSs
sstion. ane "a. Garden management bss
. tl.I IA Iself this year In The sLii,
~ n. = mas condensed the press
VT raw tlehiteet who designed il
10 isr,.. iv oeen one Of those expcrts
i ea,s /, Ire the "fold-up" aats. The
! niy.os5 e.emped that, il one Of the
y hsnd ,.'eums within wishes 20 put
"a rl,;. nls pocket, he has 10 ASK
j - /, ee.s vote Of permission. n
+. A. ~ ,tanied everybody elee has "a
slls,sd va unni she operation Is
Y me-. t'r spice Of six-dav Hfo
+ ~ II ~ ~, sase there IA only fnlf a
.,.lss, pace, and should one 81 TIE
Az oe % reckless as 10 dose ,,aS ~
~ AZ. 100 % Of the Six DAYS h. T.
IN, 4. hke.y 70 wake nm on re =
= I.l.sss ss'F o. the Garden Is fstss,, s
.s',hrs 4 Hype Isoe, Who has been
I. ,r,.,a,se ~ .asse events for twenty vesr.
ssg ,ssse ss 70 be tied % ore ~ y'.i, ~
~, ,s'5r1ghts. "Then Il I dyon az ~
sss AZ only be hune SSp srSpn 0I :
q f,,, explained Hype. A
sa,.( - ~. esent Of the night % n.
= s.s TIE special one.rs;is .Sstns - ,Ds
3 tssnss.n Bobby waltkour ir,' '-sSI. al.
E = % = .sd Oscar Beg tSe a. hest sss
~ ~ three heats. wsltbou, Cr,s
sssa. .-,s'f !, used to be one Vsn' Of the
Tn ~. q six-dsy riders. uon =, shs sSe
ss,shs s.'ag g the arst two bsst. y 'bs hS
ss1 .ss'. Until two laps from bo.s re
'-''a his rivals hesatifSlIv'' sr i4SIis'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

leading Egg across the line by half q
wheel. with Goullet third
Tho two-mile open for amateurs was
won by Luigi Benezetto, Of the Unione
Sportiva Italian. Willie Fem jr.. son
Of the oldtime racer. was good sec
ond Otto Zipf, OF the Bayview Wheel
men, third The time was 4:10 %.
The final event on the long program
found fifty OF the fastest professionals
starting IN the ten-mile open. Lloyd
ThomaH, Of San Francisco, one OF the
eldest nix-day riders in the game, stole
a march on the big field almost at the
start While the riders we're strung
out all over the track, before settiing
down to "a steady pace, the willy Thomas
pulled quietly away from the bunch
and set desperate pace. Before the
others realized Il the Californian was
half a lap to the good. and IN hall
dozen circuits Of the track had Tapped
the field
Thereafter Thomas hung on Ike q
leech, refusing TO be shaken on, IN
spite OF the repeated sprints By the
other riders. Fred Taylor was second
Willie Hanley third and Anthony Beek-
man fourth. The time was 2O:02.
one-rpne team match race tprofes-
Newark. y. T.. aud Al 0rcnds. Tasmanio.
ana Reggie Mcnamara. newark; heat Won
b. Eaton and Madden. Time. 2:zs 20.
ous-mne match race lprOfessionai--'y o. on
b. Bobby Walthour 3r.. newark. al .e-.
lei. Newark, second. Oscar Egg; 81 itzsr.
land. third Firet heat won ~ Wnlihour
EFE, second; Gouilct. third. Tine 1isl y =
eeeond beat Mon by Maiihe9T; S'o'i'''
Australian pursuit race (pIofrsronGll -
Maurice BrOcco. France. and walter hutl
Germany. Won by Brocco. Distance,
milo isrs Time. 3:ts 40.
Italia. william Penn jr.. Basi orange.
second =. Otto Zipf. hayfleH Wheelme On
third: Frank MoManus. Orange. i0uLini
\. vaienti. Unione spor.iva ITALIA, attn
'4IliEit-ni'ie handicap race tamateur) =
Won By Edward Drown, Fair Havtn, y. r
(ss yards; John Osterhueer. b@yview
eie. unsttaehed. New YORK 600 yardsl
third. otto zipf, Bsyvicw wheeimen go
yards) fourth: George Lucadema. Bay
view Wheelmen go yards). rfin Tine
Haif-nue hAndicap race (professiona)
won hy Antholy Beckmhu. Sccaucus
N. J. (se yards): Mike De Orio. Newark.
y. J. CSC yards). second: Thomas crinarn,
Spencer, Piainhoid. \. '. go ysrds,.
fourth: William Grimm. .lrvinFton. ". ,.
itb yaros). nfth: William Keller. Newark.
N. J. go ysrdsl. sixth; william coburn.
Newark. y. ,. tse yases)' seventh. Time
Ten-mne race (opsn; prosessionall--
Won b. Lloyd Thomas, San Francisco. (.
Fred Taylor. Newark. second William
ssstn ssn sscsssss sssnsoo sr ,onssb HHGsy s
Grimm, irviaEton. p. J.lDnf'h; Samuel
Gastrnan, Newark. sixth; FTcf Hni. Bos-
tea, seventh Tins. sslts t-ss
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Crescent b Team Loses
AT Soccer TO Montclair

Crescent Athletic soeeers eueenmbed
70 the eleven Of the Montelsir Athletic
Club on their own grounds At Bay
Ridge Yesterday afternoon, when team
n of the New Moon organization was
practically eliminated from all posaiblo
chance OF obtaining the leadership IN
the Field Club Soccer Leagre Of New
York and New Jersey, nov held By
team A. Montelair won b. 2 goals 70
., after leading az half time by 50.
The Crescenta put up game nght In
the second half and came within al ace
Of evening up.
Team A OF the Crescent Athletic
Club, defeated only Cnco this season
and that By the Montelair A. C., 10 now
regarded as the favorite jn the raes for
the ehGmpiOnship.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Mrs. Shaw Wins High
Scratch at MineoIa

on.y five guurers reported at the
Mine0pla traps ~ tho Nassau Trap
Mincoia traps ~ the Nassau Trap.
tic for higl scratch przc between Mrs
Roberi Shaw and Major N. r. GuFrer-
helm. Zach had ~ out Of a possible
100 targets. On tho rhoot-oT Mrr.
Shaw won By 2i 20 ls out ~ a possible
- targcts. II is the first time IN the
history Of The club that woman has
won tho high scratch trophy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Ontario May Cancel
Spring Race Meets

TORONTO, Ont. Dec. Several
Ontario racing associations may cam
eel thclr usual spring racing meetings
because o. the burden Of new gov
eminent taxation, it was said to-day
b. william Hcndrie, president OF the
Ontario Jockey Club, at the annual
meeting OF that association.
lie sa.d that no dates have been al-
lotted BY tho Canadian Racing Asso-
citation and that none will be al-
lotted until spring because certain
clubs expressed doubt whether theg
would condue, the usual races.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03


stsyysGai. th.sd Time tiz7l-s
lCs-ysrd swim won by KnoflsF. sfuy.
vessnf; ifsrrchsi. Commerce. rfccnd Ef'
ffria. comr.srne. ikirf Tine. 1905 csb.
9ss-ysrd swin,-w5a " uanrsiie. Con
uerre. Jordan. e'uvvefant second fror
snfo.d, btuyv.rsAl thir1 Tine sits o.
gs.yafl hsck-strsx1 fHhn--Won D.
Mare. cemmsrcs; Jorr'rssn, tipyycssni
sseetd siaef, 9'uyy'ssni' ibifo' lin''
soo.yard relay r-viua--w won ~ v stay
v.aant fahopianf, Nersei, J. Mare. Croa.
man). Csmmtrce tol'c<iish. Aofamerifl
Altman. Anisrson). second. Tins, SOS -
Fsrcv 1ivinE Won b. Jorssnssn. s'gg
y.ssnL ~ goinu. % f9l 'scgna D',ss'n ~
yssan., ~ ro.ais
EvAGDER CNlLDs. q. fLr6iIfN0. y
s9-yard svi-i--won " Rnansr. EysnH ~
Chiida; Dowden. Eyandfr lhiiol nero1a
Hamii'on. Fiushins. thlfd. Tims--o.ai
i01-ysrd 0yim-won W YeunT. flesn
ms. EIrduIl. Evandef Chiida fccorf
Ha,on. Ertndsr chiii'. ihiro. 1ime~
4sb-y.rl -r.n,--wsn By sgsysn. Eysnasr
Chfds, Tarrsr EvsadeT chiids tecond
DAD. Tlshiag third. rims-9.ts
t1-yafd bsassfTgkf ~ ini--Non ~ brown
Flushing. Brsitwsissr Eyandsr chiids. ae1-
ondi fons svsnsef childs. third Tine
soc.yard relay svlm-won by FlushIns
CHriaht 4fcafsrfon, lfsbci nutisr) Efht
or chlllf Ctcnonild Biisr Meyer
prownl, sscral lfme--f.-S 10
Fansg dig'ra--Won ~ Wila0n. Eysnctf
ch!lr. <s fcinta. YogFenbufs, byanfef
chllfr, ~ toiatg second Loucze. fiush
'nF q poin,s thirG
pE WIZ CLINTON, sQk, GEORGE
w4gRrEoroS. 2sr
g8.ysFd swim won bY DoWnr1 b.
via clinton, Whitoiaw. Washifs sloh. ssc.
ond; ccnseT, ps wt' cilaton. thirf
Tirie--osi.
af0-yard sWim--Wou by ON. Washirr
ton. afeyera De Wnt Cnnton, second
Ksdslsgrr. waspisGton. third. Time
g.gt t-5
Gerard baqistrofs sriri--Won b. ~.
Curh. Ds Wit clinton, nakCf. WsghirF
ton. sseond, Ackermsr. De witt Cilntof
third. Tius-oiif s-i.
1ll.ysrd rqiay swim Won b. De VIZ
Clinton tWsisgman liaksf Wstsfmar
koennssxsD. Washingioa watkins Ma
log, Wi.iiaGr. Aef<loe), sseond Time
.;o1 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Yale Crews Arrange
For Tank Practice

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dee. 2.-Row-
ina plans a. Yale. announced By Coach
I'd Leader, provide for practice %
crews IN Tho tank which formerly was
IN a room utilized FOR the last three
years "a wrestling quarters.
TIE tank 10 being recorstrueted. IL
Is for.y-eight feet long and twenty
three feet vide.
Ths shell used IN the tank 10 thirty
nine feet six inches lone and II
anchored - tho hoor. Tank work on
n regular rehedrie will begin after
the Chr.striss recssi.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
san,o Domingo Brigade Wins

PORT I-AU-PRTNCE, Hayt, Dec. e
The second inter-brigade meet between
the marine brigAdes stationed IN HAyti
and sauto Domingo was won to-day b.
A. latter brigade at the end Of three
days Of competition. A baseball SERIES
track and field evfnts. bcxinT' rret-
ding and horse ''aee e'unri-fd ~
program.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Glrls, Hockey Game To-day

The Ail-New York girls field hockey
team, which has just returned from
Philadelphia. where il competed for
the nationh. championship, will meet
All-boston this afternoon at the Pros
peet Park, Brooklyn, hockey field. The
field is situated near the Ninth Street
and Prospect Park West entrance 20
the park. The game viii start at
2 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Lake PIacid A,rarded Meet

LAKE PLACID, n. Y, Dec. 2.--lhe
Adirondack gold cup amateur skating
championships viii be held at Lake
Placid this year, according TO de-
cision reached By the Adirondack Skat-
ing Association to-day. No dates have
been set, but II is probable the event
viii be in FebruarN
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

will start nt 3:30 a. m. the second a.
2 p. m. and the third nt 1880 p. n. 90
morrow. Tomorrow Afternoon vii be
ladies' day, the fair fex heins admit
ted Dee.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

Petey Hayes. representing the army
knocked out Charles King. Of the pavy,
In the third round Of the scheduled
twelve-round final bout At tho 9th
Coast Artillery Armory last night.
Pat McNuity. a sailor fought a draw