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PLAN $1,000, 900 CLUB.
Wealthy New Workers Will Or
ganize Colfing Organization
With Long Island Home.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 2t.--kong Island. a
favored spot among golfers. Is TO have
new 100000 club-"The Creek"
Vincent Aston. George +. Baker. Jr..
Clarence II. Mackay. Marshall Field.
Harry Payne Whitney and J. Il.
Morgan are among the members OF
the committee on organization. which
also Will be the first board OF COVER
nOrs.
The club. with golf course. bathing
beach and grounds will occupy 100
acres OF the old Cravath property on
Long Island Sound, near Locust
Valley. Charles Blair Macdonald. de-
signer OF the Lido and National
Courses. has been engaged 10 lay on,
the new links. The eighteen holes will
have a length OF CHS yards. 3.140
yards going out and $685. on the
homeward nine.
Membership viii be limited 70 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21

The Athletic Association OF the
High School held a meeting yesterday
and much time was spent on the topic
% awarding letters which Coach Ash
ton had recommended FOR football
players. The meeting proved 20 DE
stormy session and when all was set
Ted. some men We're awarded w"
whom Coach Ashton had recommend
ed. while one whom he put IN line
COR the coveted letter failed 20 get the
D. X. OF the association.
The meeting opened by electing
managers Tor various teams az the
n, hOOl. Some OF the delegates main
aimed that recently the "softest" way
~ earning the letter was 20 be elected
manager and tAen fail 20 work as a
cam manager should. The delegates
were unanimous in their opinion that
my manager falling 20 do his duty IN
hat respective line should be de-
prlved OF his letter. After this dis
cussion Nj. Morris was elected as
s.s,ant basketball manager. his du-
les beginning Immediately. Mr..
Hughes was elected manager Of the
tennis team. which is now recognized
as a major sport at the local school
Assistant Coach FOulk spoke on the
subject OF Mass Athletics" lie pro-
posed that the boys and girls engage
in the various sports beginning with
/ September and continuing 10 the lat
ter part OF June. II the students &C
cept the plan, arrangements may be-
made 20 start the athletic events 81
| ;ne near future. Mr.. FOuik suggest
"a thai the girls could form class
/ teams ~ gymnastic work and also II
! basketball and other sports The boy
who WeCe enable TO cope with IN
ones who made the Varsity teaml
/ could run various events such al
throwing the football. dropkicking ant
various other rudiments OF this spor
as well as the other athletic events
These contests would be held week
~ and medals would be given 10 tn
first three yictors in the boys an
girls events. respectively.
The awarding Of WIS" brOugh
forth much discussion which laste'
throughout the afternoon. After con
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
BARRETT A Weller
FOR XMAS BATTLE
Clifton Heights Lad Will Come
in at Top Weight Against
Freedman.

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 2l.-Fol-
lowers ~ the punch will have a
chance 90 see Bobby Barrett In action
ns "a welter-weight on Christmas after
n.,,n. when the Clifton Heights lad
w. hattie eight rounds or less with
sailor Freedman. OF Chicago. In the
un,l " nve elght-round bouts az The
Arena.
Many boxing fans maintain that
narrct nghts his hest when At top
weight and expect bobby to show 10
hotter ADVANTAGE above tho light
weight limit than ne has exhibited
around tho i35-pound mark. Meeting
Freedman. around the 40 mark will
enable Rarrsff Co come into The ring
al HE strongest and wll leave no loop
hole for an a,m that The making OF
weight Weakened hun.
Ia meeting Freedman. Barrett goes
ngainst an experienced fighter who has
heen terror 90 hard hitters. Freed
man showed that Eddie f1tzsimmons
tine New York southpav, who packs
o. mean waunp. was made TO order foI
HIM ~ cutting him 20 ribbons for five
rounds and then finishing him In the
.lNth session.
The scmi-fnal also will bring to-
rcth,r a hard hitter and scientific
boxer. George tx. a. CLANCY. Of Bal
tmore. having been paired or 10 hattl'
with alcN utrt. he light weigh
urotcEc ~ Johnny k..haue
Two ruEI,i rivals lighting for
llace Ia the light heavyweight picture
vii clash 900 ,ho third number, whici
VII show IA Stone, former marine
of this city. acalust George Shade, q
california
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P. R. R. SHOPS DOING
ALL REPAIR WORK
Company Denies Report That
Some Of il is Being Done by
Outside Concerns.

The Penrgy'va1.a railroad man
agement gayS thorn ig 20 foundation
for an article ~ tle C1al situation
published 90 a Sew fork novspap"r
last night. which alleged ina. a bonus
was being paid hy .he railroad pr pre-
ferred repairs 30 .'s .Dcotno'res 20 ,ne
Baldwin WoTEe
Neither .ocouo'.vos nor care 80
company says. "are being repaired fr-
me Pennsylvania Railroad sys-r~l n
me BALDWIN shops or IN s~- .'hor
outside shops The Pe0nsy..o- r.
repairing - own loccraot.v's al
cars IN - Ogrn shops w.'h % .Fn
employees. 30 locomotives haze fre1
repaired IN outside SHOPS since f-p-
tcrnbcr. 1920 So freight ca-7 .1-a
besu repaired 20 outside Fhor3 t.- q
March. 1921 More locor1o''veq. .-~-s
passenger cars. moro freight care fl--
been repaired FRI INC corpar- ac'-r
per month IN 1922 than i7 1927 40
~ Jess cot. .rrespec,.ve - ere Pr~D-
mems strike"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
ROTARIANS MAKE
CHILDREN HAPPY
AT HOTEL OU POINT
Continued from page 1.

charity and kindllness Of the Rotary
Club Of the city.
The little hearts in the small bodies
made healthy by kindly care tairly
/, aped for 10y. 1t was unexpected TINS
sur1yr!se. Their minds, some OF which
s,tll had memories Of the days their
beloved mother and father passed
AWAY. TO the days when they were
cold and hungry. could never, no mat
ter how hard they tried, conjure such
a rlctlIre as the ballroom presented
when they entered shortly otter noon
today.
The immense evergreen, accepted
oye,. the entire Christian world as an
emblem OF the day OF the Great Mas
,er's birth. heavily laden with the
sparkling balls ond tinsel, with heaps
OF candy, toys and clothing at its base
Was the oasis for their laughing eyes.
santa Claus Arrives.
But this was not all that was IN
store for them. A turkey dinner, with
an Appropriate trimmings known D.
the culinary artist was set before them
Never before had they experienced inc
delight OF feastlns at table so heaVl-
~ laden with delicacies for which child
rem yearn.
Their table companions were th'
Rotarlans with their wives. ond th'
managers OF the home, together w4tl
Mrs. c. ID. Hay, matron OF the home
with faces radlaung smiles and JOY
for they, too. were filled with th'
spirit 81 Christmastide Very seldom
was II that the children listened 10 IN
: strains OF music while feasing, bu
, even this item was not overlooked b!
the magnificent hosts.
And then came the climax trul,
, grand climax. heralded 10 their ear
, bv no less parsonage than Sant
) Claus himself. Just arrived VIA aero
. plane and sleigh from the regions a
, tho North Tile His real name. al
though the children may not hav
; known 1t, was Rotarian Candy Nam
= mele. Old Santa. his face beainin
Z with smiles, which could be seen de
: spite his heavy white whlskers, wa
literally ewamped with questions frol
z the little guests. But many were q
! fun OF ioy-and turkey-that the
. could not open their mouths.
Warm feet and warm hands ar
. necessary To fun happiness and child
I, rem and the Rota rions. headed by r.
o tartan James S. Stirling realized thi
|" Before tho hour OF entertainment e,
Y pired each child was given a new pa
OF shoes and gloves by Santa CaJ
!. together with an abundance OF toy
n and candles. Many minutes MOI
u elapsed during which Mary ask,
70 Jane what she got and John asked jim
"A ME what he received and they wei
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PLAY will start at s.15

Play will start at s.15.
The alumni squad IL probably the
strongest I'm years. II comprises three
Of last years champions-Iiaitsch and
Munson. guards par excellence. and
Long. forward. Going back to 1921
and 1920 FOR material. there viii be
Mode. Stirling, Speakman. Broad.
Lackey and the Smith brothers. Al
though there will be small chance Of
organization. the brillianoe OF the
players will be n powerful factor.
Generally considered. Friends will
face In tho alumni tho equivalent OF
college second team.
ON the other hand. tho undergrads
have quite ia potent combination.
Coach Bucknell. following the meth
DDS OF Coach Ellis. has continued the
five-man de.ence, which proved 80 Of.
hclent las year Under the new
ruling any N ul committed by a guard
In his own territory as he Is the FIVE.
man defense will count two fun shots
Considering the accuracy OF mos
teams in this line. fouling win b.
more disastrous than before.
Among the more promising candi
dates for the guard positions ar.
| Spruance. J. Reese. IIilleges and JEFF
ferris. The first three were stars OF
last years second squad. Jefrsrls hai
played only on class teams
The attack is IN excellent hands
Pyle and Moore. who between then
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
DELAWARE QUINTET WILL
OPtN SEASON TONIGHT

Newark pD- Coach McAvoy
W. g4ye mo o. ssI;y % Delaware
haskethaI squad :ne ma. work gu:
tms afterro.l preparatory 20 the
opening rIu." CO. che ason IN the
local Eyu tonight with the Ph.la-
DE- ph.a U.n.i. College ave The
same tO- -u. w.U START a. O'Clock
ard al other home Eames during the
season ". ear. a. the same time
ur .e-ss otasrv So arr1Ir ed
coach MrAtuy was gndec .ded las
!. 81, az t. ..-t Vnom he viii STAR
IN tonight same nrt 4 a likely tina,
Robinson ana Ja,As0u VII be the for.
wards. " Hams ,ento. and Melon.
ald and France. ards Much inter
~s' 81 conferred .u this game bccaus,
60 o. t- .ng the openIng contest OF n.
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
HIGH FIVE TO MEET
NORTHEAST QUINTET
Local School Cage Stars Are
Hopeful of Successful
Season.

The Highlcts will attempt to call IL
n victorious week when they take on
Northeast High of Philadelphia to-
morrow on the latter's floor. Coach
Ashton suspended practise yesterday
in order To give his men n rest and
they should be on edge to take Coach
Terry's protege's scalps. The easy vic
tory over Newark has given the
Cherry and White squad an appetite
for bigger game.
The Northeasterners have been run
ming I'm tough luck this year and so
far have only been able To annex one
game In tho Public School League of
Philadelphia. Their lone victory was
over Frankfort High. On Tuesday
Southern walloped tho Terry crew.
$3.50. The Southern crew has yet TO
taste defeat. However Northeast hopes
To take some OF its losing spirit out
on High while the locals feel they can
march home victorious. From either
angle. II looks as II the fire will ny
| The local scrubs will undoubtedly face
the Northeast yanlgans in the pre-
llminary game.
According 10 reports Lady Luck has
been tho most prominent of the causes
for the failure of Northeast TO win
az Central and West Philadelphia Were
only able TO defeat Terry's crew by
the margin OF a field goal. The team
VIII be strengthened in January wher
Dick" Cline will be able TO play.
This lad. a varsity guard for tw,
years is just recovering from ar
| operation. He rates as one of thu
best foul shooters in the city. A
present Northeast IL weak az the II
foot mark as neither Gerson nor Gold
hiatt tno relation to "Menchy" Gold
blatt of Southern) IL performing con
sistently. Graf. star centre q
Seattle High School. would have beer
a big asset To the team but he IL TAX
ing examinations for West Point an
has not tried for the wooden wa,
: sport. Tomorrow's probable lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
Friends Cage Team Will Open Season
With Alumni Game Tomorrow Night

scored upwards OF 400 points last sea
son are a powerful pair at forward
and center. Reese, n star OF last sea
sons Reserves, and Wardenburs OF
the old FRS Eight" ara two hold
crs OF the other forward position
Wardenburg has weight and expert
cnce and Reese has speed.
During the intormission Of the chief
game, the Friends Bcsrvs will tack
the Alumni factory seconds The
former viii he composed probably ~
I'm. Walker, Arthos and others. The
alumni reserves will be made mp OF
Mullin, Rumford ard others who hap
pen 10 BE- IN hand
the Wilmington Friends sche1rie
for the season :?S:-1S23 is es follows
Home.
'Friday. Dec. 22-Alumni
sFrfday, Jan. 5-St. Agnes.
Saturday. Jan. 13-Swarthmoro
Prep.
'Tuesday. Jan. lG--Dclaware Fresh
uen.
.Friday. Jan. 1o-Penn's Grove
High.
Saturday. Jan. 2o--FrlenJs Contra
Saturday. Jan. 27-Baltimor'
| Friends.
Tuesday. Jan. 3O--Wilnington Hlgf
Saturday. FEB. WesttOEgT
Friends.
Tuesday. Feb G-Elkton High.
Friday. Feb. i6-St. Buke's
Friday, March Friends Select
Away.
Tuesday. Jan. 23-St. Luke's.
Friday. Feb 9-Friends Central.
Tuesday, Feb. 13-Wilmington High
Tuesday. Feb. 2O-St Agnes
Friday, Feb 23-Baltimore Friend,
Wednesday. Fob. 2s-Swarthrnor
Prep.
Evening games. BIS p. m.
Afternoon games begin at 800 p. n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21

IN groups discussing their gifts, which
20 them We're priceless.
Then there came a mssscian--a doer
OF wonders-who held them spellbound
for IA half hour. bringing things, both
!naDimate ard alive, tom the empty
air and sending them back from
whence they came. This wizard for
such he was 10 the little guests was
brought from Philadelphia.
The day closed with return automo-
ale ride 20 the home IN cars provided
by the club.
When they 80 - their beds tonight
] they Will cloS their eyes with the
fun realization chat they are not home
less or frendless when such an orRtrli-
cation as the Rotary Club looks are,
their happiness. evtdncing the low
and care OF the Rotarans OF Tn,
FIRST CITY N The First State.
The JOY q the day was the direc
result OF the earnest, untiring an,
enthusiastic work Of W. Z. Foster
president of the club. and James $
Stirling. Robert Schoenjahn and WI
liam Allen. together with numerou.
other Rotarians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21

While working at the plant OF the
Amalgamated Leather Co. Front and
Adams streets. yesterday afternoon,
Bard Parker. colored, q years old, of
2O3 DelamOre Place. sustained a frac-
ture OF the right leg when he fell
on the slippery floor. He was treated
at the Delaware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
NLIGHBORHOOD
~. nARN'S DtFIATs
-. AIMS QUINTET

T.r o. Mar, 81 payers defeated the
Ann team .r the tnal game 81
Oh. fpf iaf 81 fhc Cathode Indoor
FU.r fTnF4r. lf was the first victory
fur tu, Easf S.dcrs during the first
haf Do, meeting was featured by
Ralph Spr.nsDrs pool shooting The
= ore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Manager Ferguson's Seventh Ward
quintet last night toppled Brownson
20 20 is AT Parkside Hall in a game
advertised ss q cellar duel" Neither
Brownson or Seventh Ward had won
a game up until this meeting and
both fought hard 20 register itself in
tho win column. the "Warders" com
ing out on top only after the hardest
kind OF battle. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
PARKsIDE vs.. SEVENTH WARD.
How They VIII Line Up.

Seventh Ward will go into action
against the Parkside team tonight al
the KirkwOod gymnasium. Seventh
Ward displayed a much improved
game last night when they defeated
Brownson and Will probably make the
Lofink men step the limit N tonight 5
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
1oiprN QUINTET DROPS
TO OXFORD HIGH FIVE

oxford. Pa. Dec. 2l--The Goldey
Business College quintet suffered a
g. 90 50 setback here last night in a
fast ana interesting game. The vls!-
tors pu' up much better fght than
tho score would indicate. bu; missed
several easy FIELD goals IN the closing
minutes thai would have changed the
srorc considerably. The score.
gpI nFN COIIFgF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
Seventh Ward Quintet in Win Over
Brownson in City Cage Giro uit

Tho Brownson Academy ran rough
shod over the 81. AIMS team. 90 70 "A
in Reserve City league game at
Parkside last night. Tho score:
HROXNCON REgEpVEg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21
rd of Letters Starts Something at Wilmington High

Armstrong and Son, Hocke-s.n; "a,
III. W. Macon. Hockossin. 81. Saudain
and Son. UockeaDLn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21

Wilmington
Friensis' bas-
kc4ball team
will officially
begin Its sea
son tomosrow
evening by
meeting the
alumni OF tho
school in the
annual game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-21

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.EYENTII WARD.

Referee, Boggs. Scorer. McAteer.
Timers. J. McAteer and kelleher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
REACH SEMI FINAL
ROUND AT TOURNEY
Argos Wins Right to Meet
West High-FOur Other Elves
in Marshall Co. Race.
Special to The News Times.

NleClal TO j ne news INES
PLYMOUTH, Ind. Feb. IL \
sensational comeback in the last
half i'm which they overcame a four
poin. lead, gave Argus high schools
basketball team victory i'm the first
game Of the Marshall county cham
pionship tournament played here
tonight The count was II 10 s.
As q result of this contest. Argus
won the right 20 play in the semi
final round Saturday afternoon. The
team will meet West High. which
drew a bye.
Tomorrow morning Bourbon will
clash with Tippecanoe and Plymouth
meets Culver. The winners of these
two games viii collide i'm the semi
finals. The final game viii be play
ed at s o'clock tomorrow night.
Considerable interest has been
aroused in the girls tourney which
is being run i'm connection with the
main event Tonight Plymouth
girls defeated Argus. 10 TO 4. To-
morrow night West High girls viii
oppose the local team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

With the announcement Of the
date of the western amateur, June
% to July !. at Kansas City. the
big dates are all taken. The ma
tional amateur vii be held at
Brookline, Mass. Sept. 10 9. in
elusive. The national open Will
be held at the Sl1olie club. Glen
coe. H.. July 11-14. The women's
national Will be held at Greenbrier
Golf club. White sulphur Springs
w. Va. Sept. 25-3O.
Month of August Open.
The month of August viii be
open for the Indiana golfers and
August is the month which pleases
most of the Hoosier players. The
French Lick course will be for
mally opened with the state tour
nament. 1t is new and one of the
sportiest i'm the country and ac-
cording TO those who have played
over it. ft for the largest of tour
naments For the overflow. the
old French Lick course i'm the
valley will be used.
This year. the state association.
with the cooperation Of Thomas
Taggart. jr., manager ot French
Lick Springs hotel. Is planning 10
entertain a larger crowd of players
than ever before, planning 10
have a tournament FOR those who
do rot qualify for either of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
NOTRE DAME FROSH
WIN FROM SAILORS
Yearling Quintet ID e { e ats
Great Lakes Five in Game
at Naval Station, 1922.

Notre Danes fast Freshman has
KetbaU team proved its worth again
last night by defeating the Great
Lakes team, 25-22 The game was
played al Great Lakes. and pro-
crossed rather slowly. The Sailors
seemed 90 have the edge on the
frosh' during the first half. and
maintained a slight lead throughout
the greater part of the second half.
The Freshman offensive finally got
started, however and the yearlings
swept to victory in the closing
minutes.
This game rounds out a very sue
ccssful season for the Freshmen.
This was the first year that a Fresh
man basketball team has ever been
organized at Notre Dame, the hail
teams attracting all frs, year men
i'm previous seasons. Coach Halas.
however. decided to build up a
Freshman team this year that could
scrimmage tho varsity an accustom
the men to the Notre Dape style Of
play.
The success with which his plans
were carried out indicates that a
Freshman basketball team viii be-
come a regular thing at Notre Dame
hereafter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

let's to the champions jaw. Shade
staggered the champion with a right
10 the jaw Britton came back,
showering Shade with hard left and
right hooks TO the jaw. He swung
a hard right to Shades body
Round Seven-The champion sent
a left TO the jaw and two more TO
the stomach. Shade shot a right to
the jaw and took three hard lefts to
the body i'm return. Britton sent a
short left 10 the jaw.
Round Eight-Britton sent rights
and let's to the stomach. Shade
landed several light blows on the
champions head. They exchanged
let's 10 the head. Shade sent a hard
left 10 Britton's jaw
Round Nine-Britton sent a right
hook 20 the Jaw and followed il with
straight right 70 the chin. They
exchanged lefts 10 the head. Shade
caught the champions jaw three
tines with straight let's. These were
the best blows landed by Shade so
far.
Round Ten-Shade sent hard lef.s
10 the body. following with right to
the head They exchanged hard
rights and lefts TO the head Shade
caught Britton's jaw with a hard
right The champion sent him away
with a hard left hook to the chin.
Round Eleven-Shade kept the
champion going away following an
effective assault 20 the body Brit
ton appeared tired. In an attempt
to knock each other out they missed
many punches. both swingins
wildly.
Round Twelve-Shade landed
hard LEFT on the champions Jaw.
Britton sent two rights 20 the jaw
In return. They exchanged straight
let's 20 the head Britton hooHed
the challenger with a sharp left 70
the jaw. Shade continued TO be the
aggress0r. but Britton's blows In de-
tense were more effective than those
he received.
Round Thirteen=Shade started
chasing Britton around The ring and
as the champion backed away ne
sent hard rights and Iefts TO Shades
head and body. Britton staggered
Shade with right hooks 10 the Jaw.
Britton sent two staggering rights TO
the jaw at The bell
Round Fourteen-Britton clipped
Shades Jaw with a right hook.
Shade swuus wildly On an effort 30
land an effective blow Brtton
swung letts and rights 10 the head
Round Fgfteen-They EXCHANGED
straight LETS 90 the nose. Brltto1
sent a right TO the head. Thcy ox.
changed lefts TO the jaw. Br.tor
sent a right 90 the Jaw. Shade
clipped the champion on the jaw
with a right. Br.tton sent a right to
the Jaw az the bell.