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The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Nary a. Ducal Decree Decreed
as Scismograph Needle Wig
giles Toward 14th Street.
BY w. o. McGEEHAN.

William. the Duke of Muldoon. and
chairman of the New York State Box
ing Commission issued no ducal de-
crees yesterday. 1t is dull day when
and the novelty of having a day pass
without a new law being passed by
the Boxing Commission makes 1t news.
When the Duke issues a decree that is
not news, but when he does not issue
n decree it is news because it Is un-
usual.
framing of boxing regulations was due
to the wireless communications broad
cast from the vicinity of Fourteenth
street to the effect that the reign Of
the Duke of Muldoon was about to
come to an abrupt conclusion. All
that Is needed to accomplish this will
be to have Governor-elect Smith pick
the successor from the ten or twenty
thousand Of sterling Democrats who
are willing to accept the responsibility
OF governing the Grand Duchy of
y
viii he handed the coronet next month.
William, the present Duke Of Null
doom, has set Mr.. Thomas O'Rourke.
former Boxing Commissioner. speech
less with Indignation. or course no
one knew better than Thomas that a
ducal decree issued some time ago auto
matically retired boxer when he
passed the age Of 3s. AS everybody
knows. Thomas is trying to cook UP a
bout involving Jess Willard who has
passed that ripe old age.
spoonngs Nay! Not the Duke.
Thomas suspected that the Duke was
kidding. as they say. when he passed
the decree and went on talking up the
Willard-Dempsey bout. Though talk is
considered cheap. Thomas figures that
he has used up $4,000 worth Of con-
versation even at the lowest wholesale
rates In attempting to talk up the bout
But the Duke was not kidding. No sir |.
The Duke of Mudoon is a serious mind.
He never kids. Once more he points the
ducal forefinger at the decree which
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
ROD AND GUN NEW S
GIL WATER FOR DECEMBER 20

some of the big schools recently found At
the Cholera Banks. tried tho Farms and
found them plentiful there along with large
numbers OF polack.
The following are n few catches: j. Red
man. cod. poliack: r. Lem, 3 cod; NJ
cossrove. cod. I poliack, I black; j.
Kemek. 10 cod. and n. Perry. 10 cod. pol
lack.
Reports of Cod Fishing at the scnIIop Ridge.
Capt. Dornan OF the Velocity says that
the cod are running strong at the scaIiop
Ridge. which the Nmn jority OF boats from
Shcepshcad Bay are making their destina-
tlon. The fish are weighing 4 to ~ pounds
When fishing for cod II will pay In the long
run 20 have a heavy line Of No iS or 21
thread and No. o'SheuFhnesry hooks.
George White OF Canarsie, who owns and
operates the Duane, Is another skipper who
declares that scailop Ridge fishing is At its
bcst.
Cold weather VIII Prevent Sailing 10 the
Cholera Banks.
I. The fishermen on board the Alert are
bringing into Wreck Lead good catches of
cod. averaging from three TO forty pounds
The fish are being caught on skimmcrs and
the anglers take Joy In pulling those
big ones on board.
The weather Is getting cold. says George
ar,l nov tho tirit TO get them. Don't DELAY
unable TO get " these grounds.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Happy Ms.honey Is Winner
in Bout With Joe Dempsey

Happy Mahoney slapped his way
through ten rounds to a decision over
Italian Joe Dempsey in the mali, ruckus
last night at the Rink Sporting Club,
Brooklyn. Dempsey, who used &c be an
amateur bike rider and who bears a
striking resemblance to the real article,
spurted occasionally and put solid rights
to the happy Irishman's jaw. but Ma
honey kept slapping away until the
palms of his gloves were worn to
whisper and in the end he got the de-
cision.
The advertised bout between Archie
Walker former amateur lightweight
champion. and Clonie TAFT. Canadian
lightweight champion, failed to ma
terialize Walker spoiled 1t all by not
putting in an appearance and then TAFT
refused to go on with George Warner.
a Brooklyn welter. weighing l43 pounds
The Canadian lightweight tipped in at
1i5k.
Frankie Coster won over Joe Reed in
the substitute bout. and Charley Good
mans speed was too much for Marty
Collins's punch in the other number,
with the end that the latter was wei
pasted In the ten round canter
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
New Physician for Giants.

DIR. William J. Walsh yesterday was
engaged as the physician OF the Giants
in place of Dr. William Render. who re-
signed because he did not have the time
- give 20 his duties at the Polo Grounds
DIR. Walsh Is Fordham. 1915. and VIII
be recollected as one Of the leading
pitchers in intercollegiate ranks In 1912
and the following three years.
He was signed by the Giants in 1915
and after fortnight decided to devote
himself Go medicine rather than the dia-
mond. Now he IS able TO devote him
self 10 both. He came to Fordham from
Connecticut with Larry Kopf, who Is
now with the Braves. Larry In those
days was known as Brady.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
With the Scholastic Athletes

1929 for the first time In so many years
that the date of the last interborough
contest has been forgotten. Clinton will
play Erasmus Hall High School at the
new Erasmus Field on November H. n
week before Erasmus meets Poly Prep.
Erasmus and Clinton met regularly
many years ago.
Erasmus Hall has completed its foot
ball schedule for next year. Brooklyn
Prep has been moved back 10 more
prominent position. October 81. and st.
Johns Prep has been added to the card.
opening the Buff and Blue season on
September 20 Boys High. which was
expected to be dropped from the Eras-
mus schedule. does not appear on II, the
FIRST break In the Erasmus Boys High
series which started half century
ago. The schedule: September 20. St
Johns Prep; October 6. Newark Cen
trail: 18th. Brooklyn Technical; GOTH
Commercial; 9th. Brooklyn Prep No
vember 6, Manual Training 18th, De
Witt Clinton. oath. Poly Prep.
Frank McClain. De La Sale Tnsti-
tute sprinter. has been chosen captain
Of the track team. This will be Nc
Claims third and last year as a repre-
sentative of DE La Sale.
High School Of Commerce and Stuy-
vesant will open their r.. s. A. L. bas-
ketball seasons Tonight In the 212th
Anti-Alrcraft Regiment Armory Column
bus avenue and Sixty-second street
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Tommy Gibbons Gets Offer
for Bout With Jack Dempsey

ST. PAUL, Dec. 21.-Tommy Gibbons.
local heavyweight. who recently out
pointed Billy Miske ia ten rounds. has
received an offer from New York pro-
moter for q match with Jack Dempsey.
il became known here to-day Gibbons
was asked To state the terms he would
ask.
III Dempsey can be induced to enter
the ring with me there will be no
squabble over terms. so far as I am
concerned" Gibbons said. ANY date
suits me. All that Is necessary Is to
get Derhpsey's signature"
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Greb. Vigorously Denies
That His Sight Is Impaired

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 21.--Harry Greb'
light heavyweight champion. who Is
training here for his bout with capt.
Bob Roper on New Years, to-day TOOK
exception 10 the statement made by ms
manager, George Engel In New YORK.
that Greb should have his eyes eN.
anined az the local boxers vision had
been impaired by injuries.
"There is nothing wrong with my
oves." declared Greb. II did have both
eyebrows laid open by Bob Roper In
Buffalo. but n week in the hospital fixed
me up. Engel is taking lot on himself
TO talk about my eyes. would not take
on fights II my vision was Impaired In
the slightest" Greb said he VIII act as
his own manager until he gets the lay
of the land in New York"
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Americans and Cubans Plan
international Yacht Race

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.---Yacht races of an
international flavor between the Chicago
Yacht Club and Cuban yachtsmen await
only obtaining OF a trophy. Senior Fran
els p. Caballero. Cuban Consul here.
has announced.
Plans for the race have been dis
cussed. he asserted. and the use OF Class
u boats has been proposed because Of
their llghtness and facility OF move
ment
The races are to be held on Lake
Michigan and off Havana
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Giants Give $500 Present to
Brace Home for Newsboys

Through an error In the offices oil
the Giants the Brace Memorial News
boys Home on William street.-the daddy
of all newsboys' clubs-was omitted from
the list of eligibles for some of the
world series tie game moneya
As a result c. A. Stoneham yesterday
made a donation Of $500 on behalf of
the Giants. 1t was added that ,ne 81. 500
set aside for the Bronx charities would
he apportioned to several organizations
next week.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Frigerio to Compete Here.

That Ugo Frigerio. the great Italian
walker who beat the worlds best walk
ers in two Olympic walking champion
ships at Antwerp. Will be seen In COM
petition here this winter Is practically
n certainty despite the fact that he de-
clined an invitation extended hm two
months ago according TO an announce
ment made yesterday by Frederick w.
Ruben. secretary of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Manhattan College Wins
Over St. Joseph Quintet
Gothamites Victors, 80 to 18,
on Philadelphia Court.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Manhattan
College with a brilliant passing game
proved too strong for the St Joseph s
College, five tonight, the New York
players registering a SO to is victory.
Manhattan. after losing to Villanova
and Navy by close scores. came here to-
night in their best stride. They tailed
nine times from the field while the St
Josephs were able to get only four
double deckers.
At the end Of the first half Manhat-
tan led IA to 8 snainly through Dris-
coils good foul shooting. He. scored
eight of eleven chances from the foul
line. The lineup v
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Three Annapolis Team
Schedules Announced
Basketball, Track and La.
crosse Programs in Readiness.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERAI.D
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. 21.-Schedules
In baseball, track and lacrosse were
announced at the Naval Academy to-
day, as we'll as the official approval Of
the schedules In a number OF winter
sports which have already been made
public.
The nine will play four games away
from Annapolis. the largest number any
team representing the Naval Academy
in any sport has ever played. fca-
ture will be the first Southern trip Of
the Navy nine. playing the University
OF North Carolina at Raleigh and the
University OF Richmond at Richmond.
The other teams to be played away from
Annapolis are the University of Penn
sylvania and the Military Academy. The
schedules:
MARCH 2s-syracuse: 30. University OF
North Carolina. at Raleigh: 81. Univer-
sity OF Richmond. at Richmond.
versity OF MarylandM is. Harvard; 2I, will
lam and Mary 25. Carnegie Tech. :s'
North Carolina State.
MAY 2-Catholic University; 8, University OF o.
West Virginia: o, Washington and Lee; IL
University of Pittsburgh: 49, Georgetown
10. University Of Pennsyivania. at Phila-
adeiphia; 20. Gettysburg: rs. University
JUNE 2-U. s. Military Academy. at West
Point.
Track and Field.
APRII. 2i-t'nivcrsity of Pittsburgh; ~ and
IS Penn reiays. at Philadelphia.
MAY columbia. ~: Penn state: 20. Car
negie Tech.
JUNE :-u s.. Military Academy. at wes,
Point
Lacrosse.
MARCH at-Stevens.
APRIL 1l-Univcrsity OF Maryland: -. Le-
high: %. University OF Pennsylvania.
MAY 5-f'enn State: IL, Johns Hopkins.
The Naval Academy team has offered 10
play Syracuse. last years champions OF the
intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. 81 Syra-
cuse.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Passaic H. S. Five Wins
91st Game, LOG to Is
Special Dispatch 10 THE New Yosx Hrs.rp

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
~ ASSA1C. N. j.. Dec. 2i.--Passaic
- High school scored its ninety
= first consecutive victory on the
basketball court tonight when the
season was opened with a 106 to Is
victory over the ocean City High
school quintet. Passaic suffered It's
last defeat March 10. 1919. when
downed 80 to 20 by Union Hill High
school in the final round of tho State
high school championship tournament
at Rutgers College, New Brunswick.
Only Capt. Fritz Knothe and De
witt Keasler of the team which
started Passaics remarkable string
Of victories we're in the lineup to-
nj ght. Fourteen players were used
by Coach Ernest A. Blood and nine
of these figured in the scoring. Keas-
ler leading with eleven field goals and
seven goals from free throws for
total OF twsn.y-nlnc points.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
G. c. N. Y. Wrestlers Win.

The City College freshman wrestling
team opened It's season yesterday at the
c. G. N. Y. gymnasium by defeating
the Stevens Tech yearlings by 10 points
to S. The Lavender Cubs took all but
one Of the bouts. losing the heavyweight
contest on a fall City College won
three bouts on time advantages and two
by falls.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
CONTEST FOR OFFICES IN PLAYERS VI
Suzanne and Molla
Likely to Meet Again

r ONDON. Dec. 21 (Associated
Press).-A renewal OF the ten
mis- rivalry between Mile.
Suzanne Lenglen and Mrs Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory next summer
seemed probability to-day. A
cabfegram from America stating
that Mrs. Mallory planned to come
to Wimbledon in quest of the wom-
ems title brought the announcement
from A. II. Muir. Suzanne's man
ager. that the French star would
also participate in the Wimbledon
tournament A
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
MCMILLAN ON the Mend.

In spite OF the injuries which he suf-
fered In his recent automobile accident
Hughie McQullan viii report at the
camp of the Giants with the first batch
and Will be ready to 10 right TO work
The pitcher called up the Offices of the
Giants yesterday and informed Jim
Tierney that he was getting over his
hurts rapidly and that r,s arm had not
been injured. McGraw IS counting on
McQuillan to be one OF his standbys In
1923.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Wheat and JOhnStOnAdded
Entries in Election Race
Zack Wants to Be Vice-President and Jim Financial
Secretary-Fournier Moves Into Contest for Pres
dency, but Burns Is Sure Of Position.
by DANIEL.

Ebbets his Flatbush bailwick instead
resolutions alleged
hack that BROOKLYN resolutions
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Brown Headed Here.

Special Dispatch tn THE NEw YORK HHHAtp'
PROVIDENCE. Dec. 21.-Ten Brown
basketball players Will leave Providence
to-morrow morning to meet Brooklyn
Poly in Brooklyn tomorrow night and
the College of the City of New York in
New York Saturday night
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Deer season Opens In New Jersey


The open season for killing deer In New
Jersey opened Wednesday and VIII continue
for four successive Wednesdays. Never since
the game laws have been In force has the
prospects for deer hunters been brighter In
that state The words OF veteran hunter
There Is a deer this season for every
hunter" seems borne out by reports from
all sides.
Small game hunters report deer and deer
tracks as unusually numerous. SO numerous
are they that motorists have actually crashed
into deer on the road during the night.
In ono instance a Hammonton driver killed a
buck as II practically ran into his car.
dazed by the oncoming headlights.
Peter T. Ranere, known AZ king OF deer
bunters' who each year has killed his legal
quota, one buck. was recently seriously In
iurcd when a tractor fell on him. He ex-
poets, however. to take his stand In the
woods again.
The law permits deer hunting December
20 and 2T, and on January and 10. with
the quota for each gunner placed at one. II
il argued, however, that n hunter who kills
n buck during the first two open days may
shoot another In January. as the latter
month marks the beginning Of another year.
T. II. u.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Pitt Eleven Off to Coast.

ePITTsBuRGH, Pa. Dec. 2l.-The Uni
yersity of Pittsburgh football squad left
here tonight for Palo Alto. California.
to play the Leland Stanford eleven on
December 80. The party included Coach
Warner, twenty-five players and a half
dozen others.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22

Coach Abraham Greenberg OF p. ;. 10.
Manhattan. st. Nicholas avenue and
1f7th street. has entered full team OF
fifty-three boys for the elementary
schools track and field championships
tomorrow at the Twenty-second Regi-
ment Armory No. 10 IL represented
we'll in every event and expects to add
the indoor title 10 the outdoor crown
which IL won last June.
The meet will mark the last appear
ance in elementary schools competition
Of Warren Roberts. the midget negro
star Of p. s. 10. who has not been de.
feated In three years. Roberts holds
the 20 yard outdoor mark and Is joint
holder Of the indoor record for the same
distance He will attempt TO equal or
better the standard. The outdoor cham
pions are almost intact as team, with
great strength In the 100 pound class,
lis pound class and unlimited class re-
lays. Probable point winners for No. 10
arc r. Ulrich, in the .,i15 pound class
standing broad jump: Lesser. In the 40
yard dash: Rubin and Rabinowitz, In
the so yard dash Oberfeld. in the 100
yard dash: Fournier. newcomer. In the
high jump. 100 pound class. and Bloom
field in the unlimited weight high jump
De witt Clinton High School Will hold
It's annual indoor track and field games
March 10 at the Twenty-second Regi-
ment Armory
DC witt Clinton VIII appear IN foot
=.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Union College Five Beats
ST. Lawrence Team. Fl to II

SCHENECTADY. N. Y, Dec. 21.-The
st. Lawrence University basketball Ave
lost here tonight to the Union College
quintet in Alexander Gymnasium by the
score Of IL to 81. The game was well
played one.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22

Wheat and Johnston are not the
only new entries in the election of the
union 1t was learned yesterday that
within the last week so many addi-
tions had been made to the list of
candidates that there are three play
ers running for each OF the four posi-
tions for which balloting now is in
progress. Bill Doak and DR.. John
Lavan of the Cardinals have joined
the competition for the recording Sec
retaryship, and Bill Southworth of the
Braves has joined Johnston in con-
testing the right of Davy Bancroft of
the Giants to the job as financial Sec
retary.
A third entry has come into the
election for president. When frankie
F'risch OF the Giants announced the
other day that he would not accept
the leading position even if elected
Jacques Fournier, of the Cardinals,
who had been a candidate for the
presidency, moved up into the
more important contest. AS a result
here's how the official ballot of the
union looks:
FOR PRESIDENT.
George Burns. Cincinnati.
Frank Frisch, New York.
Jaques Fournier st. Louis.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT.
Jacob Daubert. Cincinnati.
Zachary Wheat, Brooklyn.
Arthur Fletcher, Philadelphia.
FOR RECORDING SECRETARY.
Fred Williams. Philadelphia
William Doak, st. Louis.
DIR. John Lavan. st. Louis.
FOR FINANCIAL SECRETARY.
David Bancroft, New York.
James Johnston, Brooklyn.
William Southworth, Boston.
The players also are voting for MEM
hers of the Executive Board, with Emil
Meusel. Earl Smith and Charles Stengel
as the New York candidates. 1t will be
noted that in its final form the ballot
does not mention any member of the
Pittsburgh or Chicago clubs of the Ma
tional League and that the American
League is not represented at all. This
is strange. for Ray Cannon. the Milwau-
kee lawyer who is the organizer of the
union. said here the other day that the
American League had ninety three play
ers in the guild.
Frisch Explains Position.
We hear that Burns practically is sure
to be chosen president and that he leads
the field by three to one. Frisch yester-
day called up the offices of the Giants
and declared that he wanted to tell John
McGraw- about his position in regard to
the union. McGraw was home with
cold, so frankie wifi be around to-day
to tell him about 1t.
To Jim Tierney Frisch said: IT have
seen lot Of comment in the papers
about my running for president of the
union, and l want to impress on Mac
the fact that / am not candidate, that
L do not want the job and that / have
nothing about which to complain. j do
not want to get in wrong on account OF
this matter. ] want to string along with
the rest. but / want to take no lead in
the movement"
The contest for the vice. presidency
really is between Daubert and Wheat
who were team mates at Brooklyn. 1t
Is known definitely now that Fletcher,
as a manager. Is barred from member
ship. When the Dodgers took up the
question OF Joining the union last sum-
ner they ordered Wilbert Robinson out
of the club house Otto Miller is listed
as the Brooklyn delegate. but Otto has
gone to Atlanta and anew representa-
tive will have to be named.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
William, Duke of Muldoon,
Is Mum and Folks Wonder
Scheduled Boxing Bouts
TONIGHT.

Madison Square Gardcn-J0e Lynch VS..
Midget smith, for worlds bantam cham
pionshlp.
stadium A. c., Jersey City.-Harry
rounds.
SATURDAY.
Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club-EGdie
Brady vs.. Willie CARRIER. twelve rounds;
Commonwealth sporting (iub--Sammy
Noble vs.. Harry Gordon, twelve rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Cod and ro,lnck IT the Farms.

AZ the weather grows colder there Is
ttndcncr Tor Goldfish 10 migrate south.
Wednesday the Giralda. striving to head off
The New York herald., 1922-12-22

Driscoll, Oakes, 9; Devine, 2; O'Melia. Foul
goals--Driscol, IL out of 16: Devine. 10 out
of Il.
Substitutions--CSr for Hagens, Malle for
Cannon. Cannon for Carr. Hagens for Gan
non. Cannon for Mallie.
Heferee-Levis. Time of halves-20 minutes.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22

DC witt Clinton VIII appear IN a foot
ball game with a Brooklyn school in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
NINOs ENFERMos.

Sc encuentran enfermos en- Santur-
ce, dos pequeiios nifos parientes del
propagandista unionista Tomas Arru-
fat Los asiste Ell distinghido doctor
!itular de Santurce, don Ramon Sua-
rez. Deseamos las mas pronta mejo-
y - ~ ajgE@
ria de los enfermitos. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
Ell CABo FONT. :

Es objeto de grandes elogios la eff
ciente labor que viene realizando el
active cabo de la policfa sefor Font,
que auxilia al jefe Monteserfn en- el
seryicio de la ciudad. Sc lie We ell
todas parties y 10 atiende todo. Que
no Gamble, es 10 que hay que de-
searle.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

III cl agravio la civilization que Ia
sangre vertida en- Herrin pregona, nj
sc mejorara la condicion economical
de los cbreros, mucho menos, cuando
los Expenditures pueden aprovechar-
Sc de la huelga para aumentar el pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11
o Anlnciese en- este peri6dico.

clio del carbon en- ell proximo invierno,
y cuando, es indudable, que el paro
afecta a todo el mecanismo industrial
de Ia nacion con perdidas que gravi-
taran sobre ell propio proletariado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-11

En- Herrin, los minerOs en- huelga fu-
sharon a los esquirols, remataron
heridOs, a quienes Sc les neg0 aqua
en- la agonia y les arrastrarOn a la
zaga de un Observation-Disclosures
esas carnicerfas no sean legalmente
vengadas, dice el New York He
rald'"', los Estados Unidos no pue-
den, cara a cara, hablarle de civili-
zaci0n a Otras naciOnes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
DiSfi-Ii LLASSirfED
Trustee
Auction Sale

In execution of deed OF trus;
dated April %, 1919. and recorded
in the clerks office Of Richmond
Chanccry Court. -, -. 22l-B. page
i67, default having been made in the
payment OF the principal note thereby
secured. and having been requested
by the holder of said note SO TO do.
will. OH
TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1899.
q. - O'CLOCK y. NJ.
sell at pubic auction on the prcmises
that certain lot of land. with the
improvements thereon in the city
of Richmond. Va. fronting thirty
four feet. more or less, on the north
line OF Kcmpcr Street, between Allen
Avenue formerly Carter StreeD, and
Lombardy Street, running castwardly
from II point one hundred and sixty
nine feet nine inches east of Allen
Avenue, and running back north :
wardly between parallel lines ninety
seven feet.
Terms: CASH.
There is on this property the
foundation and uncompietcd side
S. Il. WALTERS,
Trustee,