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New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Howe Announces Crews
For New London Races

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June Coach
r. Heber Howe tonight announced the
probable line-ups Of the four Harvard
crews which will do battle with the
Yale feet cn the Thames River on
June z3.
The varsity crew will be as follows:
Stroke. Brown; :. Fuller; s. Cumming
8, Hobson; !, Ladd; 3. Nickerson; 2
Captain Appleton; bow, Duncan; eek
swain, Badger.
Junior varsity: Stroke. Amory; Z
Holder; c. Storey; s, Hubbard; A.
Jameson: 2. Henry; 2. Webb; bow,
Bradford; coxswain, Burnhan.
Freshman: Stroke, Thompson: 7,
Kelley; 6. Hubbard; 5, Johnsoni T.
Mumford 2. Eliot; .. Weisnan; bow,
Rice .Bassett: coxswain. Heard.
Combination crew % four varsity
substitutes and four freshmen substi-
tut.s; Stroke. Matthews; 7, Hollister;
s. Campbell; 5, Fiske; 4, Goldman; 8,
Fairleigh; 2. Curran; bow, Bowden;
coxswain, Cunningham.
u looks as II Harrie Morgan. son OF
the New York fnancier, varsity No. s
on last years Harvard eight in its race
against Yale, will be unable 70 row
this spring. Morgan's name was not
included in the list Of men that Har-
ward is % take 20 Red Top announced
az Cambridge last night. An attack Of
jaundice caused Morgan 20 give up the
crew several weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Louisville Entries

~ ia,s purse, si.4st: claiming: FOR
-~.f.o.cs ar1 upward seven fur
.-.Ni.Asfr cidt es Bofui 100
...sy M'f loi. "a Garrison. 100. red
n il. hacaiavs,N ii3: Ollie Wood.
j.,,.N .N,,s,,''n' IL. B.alse, iis Castle
~. s'.,e rae' fpurs-. 1850. maiden two
r, y. " p.', ~. flTlonTs--swset Lady.
e.. y; Li,rr. III proSasl.e, ~ III, Gas Srsss
- l.l Fsssardsz. -; Tokieherne.
81. Nas.egss Mad. ~:
=, ~ iic, tpufss tl.4es: elairing: sor
80, ,ysEe.olas ard upward seven fur
& y ,ase.s Z Amour, - Alameda
F-ree wel-s. lo3, Bond. los.
Youth. ifs 'Le CArro. los. IA
~ A''' ''s. 'Llnk Doy log. Nurture
,,,..-a 100 's,. lpuf5. 1850. claiming: for
~.~ ~Y'H.e.es ard upvarf. * furioaFs)
ir s.ro LADY. -. tanss p. Brown.
~. ~. t,fAii'e if. Ruby. i07. 'Honor
r., W Nsi Mullins. i07. Had-ian. ii2:
.'S'h III John s Rsardon. lls
y..e fas. lrgrs. slraso added. ~.
49, ~ Oaks 'hlse.year.oi6 flilsg. mile
li hthihl Precious Lula. iis. Glyn.
N, ..t !lt Lay Astor. its Bonus.
~ w. Marsar-t winsor. iis,
ID ~. ~ Bright Leaf. 10. &sgaa,
49, FsNo1. iif
2. is,s purse li.70o. allowances
T ~ 'sf'oiit -. flrienssl--Jubs.
i~ n, Iyrn. iio Banter. IA: Hope
'..sa ~ ~" '-'' synpA'A'' 49,
:. 80 race purse. si.loo: claiming.
~ 1..Ftaf-o'ts ana Upward: cr- mile
"a sai.tnthtl tl--'Tordan. -. "Cor-
lt. y, Lscarpolsits. Jos. 'Corson. lof.
ca. ~. tac.. Nsio. 40 Herinodea. %
-, ,aFc - 'The vii. 100. Marine
ar- II, Waippst los. Ws5EvsftS' s
aus' allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

Rain fell practically all ne day, but
despite This ,hs golf vas of high
s.lbrs. In the morning Wild took on
J. J Kane. OF Deal. and u was not
Until the pair were or the homewsrd
path that the Baltusrol man took the
lead. A sequence Of Eve holes IN raT
was too much for the Deal representa-
tive. 90 that he found himself shaking
hands with the victor on the four.
,ssnth green.
Dyer had a comfortable margin over
?. II. Gates. of Non,eiair. tho former
Pennsylvania champion winning By 8
ard 2. Dyer stood Up at the turn,
going out in 50. and as he was only
one over & Tor the next six holes. he
vas in line for a low medal score.
In the afternoon Dyer took on Roy
Webb. of Englewood, who IN the early
hours won handily over J. J. Leonard.
OF Shackamaxon. Fortune smiled on
the Younger man az the frst hole. 40
wards long. There, after two good
wooden club shots and mash.e,
Webbs ball vas resting comfortably
not more than eight fee, from the
hag d,
On the other hand. Leonard had
hashed about four shots, which left
his rubber-core on top Of bunker
some distance from the green, after
which he proceeded % hole out his
nihlick shot FOR 5, halving the hole
which = moment before bad certainly
looked like a win for Webb. After
that. however. webb went along ia
steady fashion. winning by and 4.
In ,he webb-Dyer match. the Eng.e-
wood man won the hrst hole IN I A.
the second he drove into trouble,
losing when he needed 8 20 hole ogt,
bu, Re became up again with ?
az the short third. To the turn, WEBB
stood up and sill had the advantage
after ne had won the hfteonth IN 8.
Az the next Dyer drew level with 2
!. and after two halved holss they
finished the round all even. both having
made the circuit in -. To the extra
hole Webb drove 20 the rough and his
second shot left him in trap vhiea
enabled DyeE 70 via the hole and N.
match
r.-Is
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Youngster Leads Strong Field
Over Oakland Club Links

George Gillespie. al eighteen-year-
old golfer, led a field Of crack golfers,
including such stars as Gardiner
White. Grant Peacock, John Stearns
and Neil Bunkerson, over the Oakland
course yesterday in the qualifying
round. Gillespie had a 70. Playing
beautiful golf. the .youngstcr was out
in Sc and came back in 81 strokes.
All az the above named golfers quail
fed for the first flight. The course IS
in splendid condition and there should should
De some good matches tomorrow.
White and Peacock had rs each for
their qualifying round.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Golf Summaries
cnAMrIoNsHrP DIVISION

NHNa'NH N.'HH"NNAA ~" NNAN"HH
Fir,' rouna-E sturri. s-sr,aal.
defeated Rsn'on Hudson Riv.r. =
ard s Merrill X waters Arfsis~' d.f.a,.
- Z. r roniey -f~an0f. up 10 hoiesl
Rirhl-i Jones Wssfrh..'s- HNis dsfest.
I'd Thomas Armour. Wssrhesf-r- -Dlifnf0re
ard John ds VIE. A-dsisv. d-'.si-
~ C l-rc'i, ArfsisY. and D. Chsr'r.
n H-0~n Hu-don Rlr-r defeated Chsrles
II Iali. WHsfchesfsr HIS J up. Donald
ra-r. ArifIer defeated 4 stelnmefr Dun
wood. e = fonAelf' and :. Walter Pgr-
srarslaie. anf r : w0rfhingi0n.
siranoy. defeated Harry schafr. Grassy
spfaln co.f Club. Rronsv'ii.. and
second round -s'urgs d,f',i.t Wat.
e., ~ 80 h,.s'l y. W., a'',a,.a
worihingfon defeated Purcell sni
second sr's~n ftrs, roanil-wubur
MacA. Mount Vernon. defeated e n
hs tfr. Arfalsv. ur ard % play. u Y
Gainss. Wl taTyi. ven from q c. Hom-
mann a.. frafsdai@. nv default y "
Lyon scarsisi.. ~on from W ? wund
ulrw0oti@. hv crfauii John Dnvney.
ulrw0oii.. tsfsa'fd . r Falk. Wyka-
81. ard g. p Mil.r wyNagi won from
~ gs~son. WrksEYl - default. n n
iel ugnwo01if : and =. Narells silva.
ncr. tsisafsf Dsubsi. Dunwoedis I
Au4 .. jag =. l1r.s. Wfsie eh-sffr h4As. a.
featet George Witm.r. WvkaF,i. and
Second fogrf-Gainss dsf.afsi MACK. 4
ard Wlni Defeated nownsT. and
johnson dffeafet Miller. : ~. Jones de-
f-af~I Nar~if~. gr ff hoi-si.
Third rNfecn fNrf' round dI-A 2 Chai-
r-rrr srarsfal~ d~feaf-d ~ p White
Ardf.ev. ~. fa~.s Jenkins Mount Nsr.
ron wen from Charles T.. Fletcher. Mount
vernon b. default. n - Tolln. scarsaair.
defeated T Gstrisi Nsurf vernon : and
81 " Harris. srsrs6aie defeated Hay.
den Fo1fs Negnt vernon. 4 ana =
orlvle. Mount vernon. wor from Z.
Murphy. Grassy Spraln. D. Gefagl' 4
Arlrsv. . ara I. : Roberts Ardrlsy
def.afaI = SthauA. sunningdalA. ara
Lclls Goldman. Oak R!tgs. defeated :
f.r~.s Brown. Nutson Riv-r. 8 sr1
second rnunf-Chalmers defeated Jrn-
klra Z ur harris defeated Toln : W
10 hrlesI OgAHie defeated Lawrence.
aaI :. Goldman defeated Roberts. and 4
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Point Judith Polo Club
Invites British PLAYERS

BOSTON, June An invitation TO
the British polo team. that Is being
recruited By Lord Roeksavage TO play in
the tournament at the Point Judith
Country Club, at Narraranstctt Pier.
R. l.. beginning July rs, was cabled to-
day. II IL understood the team expects
70 sail about the last Of this month
Whether the British players will be
eligible for the junior national title
competition is net known 70 local off,
eials in the absence of the.r handicap
ratings. For the title play teams from
Buffalo. Philadelphia and New York,
two army combinations and compo-
site Canadian team have indicated
their intention 70 enter. There will he
several other cup competitions for
which the Enclishmen will be eligible.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Viscount Astor's Pogrom
Captures Oak Stakes

EPSON DOWNs. England, June :
by The Associated Press ~ iseoun
Asior's Pogrom, by Lemoerg; ou' ..
Popingaol won the OAK stakes. u"
here today. Sir Z. hultons SooIi'
ouet. BY Lemberg. out Of silver owl,
was second. and z. de 81. Aiary
Mysia. by Bachelors Double, 9u, o,
Mitylene. was third. Eleven horses
ran. 4. .
The betting on Pogrom was 70
against, sobr;quet, % ? and Mys,a
roo 10 against. Pogrom won oy
thrce-quarters Of a length, while 80,
briouet finished three lengths ahead
Of Mysia. Archibald, the American
iockev. rode Mysla.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

Yesterdays rain forced postpone
r,en.s of the semi-hnal round matches
IN the mems Eastern New York State
championship singles tournament az
tho Amackassin Club, Of fonkers'
where Alfred D. Harmett was % plsy
Dr. George A. King and Francis ]
Hunter was 20 AXE on Elliott IL.
Binzen. II the rain holds OF to-day
these matches will he played.
kro,her tournament which lad 20
delAy is opening unit! this AFTER
-ocn Vas the annual invitation AZ
fair cr the turf courts Of the Orange
I'm T.rnis Club OF Mountain STA
'ior y. J. Play will start thee this
aTts.noor. at 1880 o'clock and Philip
F. Chew, chairman % tire committee.
pllus q play three rounds. Nhien
mi bting the field into the hrsl
r.rrL. 70 be played tomorrow. On
that day. also, II has been arranged
70 stage the exhibition matches, nc
Van Deventer brothers against Hsl
ard Beekman, and Nineen, Richards
ard Frank Anderson against Shimlzu
and Howard Noshell.
The largest tournament. in point of
numbers. ever started In flatbush
will get under way this noon on the
sixteen clay courts OF the Terrace
Kings County Tennis Association, a.
Avenue and and East Seventeenth
Street. Flatbush. There will be
total Of i4e eontenders for the singles
championship of Brooklyn, nov held
bv Vincen. Richards. who will not
defend. Play will continue tomorrow
and through the week.
IN connection with the Orange and
the Brooklyn tournaments. ! want 20
say a word OF thanks IN aeknowledg-
rert 20 the tournament committees
of these two events Both Mr. Chew.
OF Orange, and Mr. Bruneau, OF Brock
lvn. have sent typewriter copies Of
he draws % the press. This means
considerable aid 20 the men who
cover the tournaments, besides re-
bounding % the benefit Of the clubs,
ard II u were 20 become general
rule IN connection with all tourna-
reuts j; would be 4 great step tor'
ward.
The entries for the annual open
tournament OF the New York Tennis
Club, which beTins on Saturday. JrHe
y. with The Metropolitan singles ana
doubles ard the Manhattan doubles
ehampionships a. stake, will close o.
noon on June Is, with Albert J. Osten-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Louisville Results

Pr. rae. 0or ih-fs-ysar oif' ard ~
ward claiming p-rsf. NJ 90 ts''n n.
lonFal--Taco.s ~ ',ona.'s, ,.h, rt
'seh.,.s.5. ii:sa s. ~. second ThaI'n,
- ~ po,fl. s. a. fh.rI Trs - -
c.r Frank g,ldsn Dream lfnorfr.
Archie Alexander ana NaP'4 Sif.-e ~'''
ran
s''9n, S,,,5 5'' 81 ~ ~ On. nj. aae ~
sr.t5 ,is ard s. nrsi sPorisnanr
iia tBaTrsffl - a.a ~ 'e-on.
i.ss Manmba. ROD ard siohr"A" A'''
fAn.
rhlra rae. tfor maiden two.year-oie''
verrle fIs Connolly. - 80. " = ani
il7s nrs;. Taylor VA 10 s'afti.l.
Mso .is sSs ',b,,s 'HS Ti-.' i-Si IS Fiset-
irr rfffl~ Am silver nla1s. Ienl~T tetA
ara sens;or Combs also Tan
fourth rae. fos foaf-ysar-oits and W.
ward claiming Tyrse' ilts.' os- m
~. roeD. 1850 snf f1t'. secont li-g1.
,ss fE~nn.ey1. - fhl-l Time. 81 l---
chlrnr walfh ana Counter aiso Fan-
Fif,h rae. f:or ,wo'y'ar-eie nlll''.
claiming: Prrses ii.''o 80 .5s
1, a. nrs' Miss Claire. ~ ~. burke,
a. % a~d $50. second Anna I.f, lll
lE.nnsdyl. f..5a. third. Tine. N -.
sasst cook.s Betty Mae. Ani'nia ana
Serdy also rar.
eixth -ars far f0ur-yfar-cidf and W
ward claiming purse. 1890. one mic
ana 4 slafsenfhl--W adfuorih's Last, lN'
fEs-nedyl i5so. 80 ana tlio. nrsi
ye.-r Afa~s lf7 fBrgeningl. = - anl
- a. sseaat. Pinllco. 100 fTayiorl. s. 1e.
tklrf Tlae 1854 Toney Lady ana
Brown bill alss rAr-
Seventh rare ffor frr~~ ~-vear-0.ts ard
u-usr~ eiainlrF purse s. ff1. seven
ffi fOUrnsl. as 80. fii 90
arc 81 81. frsf rrAyssfy. llt fconnsayl
,if fn arf Gtff second rrsnes1. rs
fTa,lerl. 1870. fhlrd Tluf. IS f-a
Colossus Foy Bgdfi- Ksan ara skiles
Kn.h also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

~. - Led up in the last furlons.
= :. -. ,,e. At one mile Relay not
, ,.,.s -. sI,A older horses Of class
- ei-.,,s ,he distance IN the ,.n'a.
y 80, ~. cf i;ss fat The frae'i'na
80 -. ..,r..r, vas c.l2 2-S' o''s fat
'''H ms This on a track that was
9. -, 80, ~, fast. although firm eS-
go (. ',.., rear ihe rail is an inai'a-
q = ,aa. might be expected from
! s.5 /. Ii. Belmont. =. -.
- ,r'va eorpcrars guard Wit.
'...s r. Relays tre peritoTm!atn.ee., !t. - ~
f'''s- f..,. ~ ,ke sort OF DAY FOR the uneH ,
,n ard the talent wss snockee !
is'1.. ,-;s,ion with ths running OF
iri' i.'-s,, -. rsees. which proved -
,ss ~ "a, sor the booHes. who held
y ss.S 80, -. stand because Of the
ii.:,,-ttsrt showers
Biz Play on Relay
.,,v-, was the frst race Of the
49, lr IN watch the favorite cot
rsn:.-, ,,or. When the word wss
tfn = 80. TIE Quincy connections
1iie. - 80 1, ne bankrol on Relay
. vfa scramble % get
" 1,,h the result that the cot
b Il n :. Kobbie drew re..
60 90; : ,l,v IN ne outset. but scared
J. 80. -. i.rslsd Relay unusually wel'
"-., no an early lead. and az
!. y ,.'r .~,,,., post had length and q
~ - Erotbie. which, IN turn ~as
/, -, 90, tea5 ia front or EXcelsis' Two
r.,,s,r, ,h< only other starter' was
80. ls entire TYP
-. 'II..',.,.I,t nile mark Excelsis moved
=. ~ ,,.,-s rlsee. when Lsverne Fator
..,.s :, ui;A Knobbie. Ponce con
: - J, f.ve Relay i;s head and the
,......,.,i.Tsys - Doll coii moved along a.
:. ,s,,i,hiaT rate Of speed. he wa 5
=. .ss.ks n front Of EXcelsis az
...,...ss,tsr, II, sni a. the scvsn-eishths
,.c s,a increased this lead 10 FIVE
s.rss -. 49,.
80. n tss raee and Kaobbis moved
y, ,.tond plsce. Ponce began re-
e.,,.,rr Relay as soon as they
-, -.,s-.a out for the stretch run,
- sl.houeh Knobbie made game
,s,, 70 get up, hs was never danger
NJ, Trs,lsis, as tired as he was,
.,,lr uv.d show money. Two Feathers
brT sen. thirteen lengths out Of u.
A Tvo-Horse Race
=. b,vs we're treated 70 a two-horse
~, rs,n Dgncecap and knight Of the
p.,.s.r vent % the barrier In The ffth
rs,. a. 8 mile ard sixteenth.
g-s.. hih Heather, although on the
s.,sts nuly COT ire lead az the start,
~, Dgn,scip followed the pace closely
I'd 3, lie nile marx went 70 the front,
e ar By four lengths.
grs. r ?. Carman's Excuse Ne de-
il,.s 4 tsld OF eleven IN the opener
rnI iurlonEs. This colt, which closed
gi 70 /, barely lasted % win by a
"a: ron Sea Mint. the favorite. Ex-
cp Ne wsrt 70 the front a. Ave-
ts.its with Sea Mint only a head
is,s ssi thss they raced 20 the wire
sH pretty finish as one could wish
nvs.
iisk Morksy furnished the upset in
r' second. This little maiden two
ya.'d forced the pace after a per-
=, start and wor BY a length and a
az from Park Eill, the to IA
lsr;s.
George Peterson pat one over in the
,fi, when his Ave-year-old cam
,'FnI Wlnnsconns just lasted 10 win
". 4 lsrgs field. TIE veteran mare,
..,lt' palc as high as IS 70 /, raced
'iy'ighi into submission IN the early
,,.i,ing, bat vas hard put 20 hold of
'','y' 80 % ] shot. which closed fast
NJ N ,ook ne place, only three-quarters
"a .'ng'h behind the winner.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

After being taken 70 the home green
by T. B. Woo,ten, Of Atlantic City, n
the early hours, r. R. Lapokner ne;
Wild in TIE semi-Anal round. Ire Bal
tusrol man. By going out m 40, stood 1
up, hut he won on the se"enteenth ho.e
Five ~ the eight holes played On tro
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Kohler Defeats Brown

Willie Kohler, Of Brooklyn, out
nointed Micky Brown. OF Manhattan, IN
he feature twelve-round bout az tne
stseplechase Athletic Assoeistion'
Roctawav Point, last night. IN tne
semi-fnsl Sailor Joe Kelly, OF PniIs-
eelphia. and John Williams, OF tn's
city. foughta a ten-round draw
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
WortEington Easily Adrances
In Westchester Golf Tourney
Playing of Title Holder Is Feature of the Days.
Armour Is Eliminated by Jones, Who in
Turn Loses 10 De Witt: Brown Also Moves Up
By Ray Mccarthy

family golfers Of the wesehester County
having Hudson Club Rain is
simply adding their annual championship meeting These West
folk hardy ncemcn You may
only trey splashd through twilight
victory in a triangular mitch AZ Morris County.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Genaro Meets Lynch Tonight

Frankie Genaro. former Olymp.c
avueight champion. will make his hrst
appearance in Jersey when be faces
Ttdie Lynch. Of Poughkeepsie' IN a
treive-round bout a. the Bayonne a.
4 tonight
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Semi.FinaIs in Amackassin
Net Tourney on To-day's Card
BY Fred Hawthorne

The rainy reary days which lawn tennis players and ehan Of
tournament hur anahemss have their bright side too For
one thing they make possible harrd ehronielers
the game to catch up take look around and
what's ahead Of u.s. and a if that's agreeable.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

dorf, At the clubhouse. 2ssth Street
and Broadway.
The annual invitation tournament of
the Pelham Country Club, at Pelham
Manor. y. T., will begin on Tuesday
morning. with the singles. Doubles
and mixed doubles will start later N
the week. and the entry lists close on
Monday afternoon, with the chairman
OF tho tournament committee, at ;ne
clubhouse.
The annual open tourranen. tor
women will start on the clay courts
Of the Apavamis Club, Of Rye, on Mor-
day, June II. with singles, doubles
and mixed doubles. Singles will start
az 1880 =. m; doubles al $3.50 2. m.
on Tuesday and the mixed doubles a.
2:30 p. m. on Wednesday. Entries
should be sent 20 the tennis profes-
sional at the club not later than Sat
urday, June 10. Miss Eleanor Goss
won the singles trophy Jas, year.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
TerdIer Bout Postponed

PHILADELPHIA, June 2'-Ihe box
ing bout scheduled for tonight az the
National League Baseball PaIk De.
twoon Lew Tender and Bobby Barrett
was postponed until Monday night on
account OF rain.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

inward hali we're halv,a. Thseard;
5E,a'.s.. E.3 ss. gu, ..... 3titt!! -
iaur<ner. ln .......t 4 g
n. Y. Barrow. of Baitu,rol, survived
the second round. ard AZ a result OIL
meet J p Hale. 'he Upper Montclair
man. vho reached - hnal a year ago.
In the decision tilt to-day Their
match also uiil be a. thlrfy-six holes
Tho summary:
cfaurlorship fivsi0- seeorf r'unf.-H
y WILD BaltussoI. beAf . Kars. pea.
w ani 90 pay. r. 3. isg-sa.-. trer
M0nfrnir beat d no'fffn. fsniic
bssf p " Gates Norf-'s'r' s 40 snt :
- play. Roy webb. EngisFo1. h.a'
Leonard. fh1rsarfaknn. -p a7f - rIsy.
ssmf.fnal rounf-wf a heaf Ispc<nsr,
~ ana % play. pjer beat Ws,o. ~
second .lr'..s s.eona rouns-H Bar.
row. bsf4FoL bfaf A.ffe1 Natftn if..
Deal 2 ~ a1f : 30 p'aY h-7v NrAls-1-
an HoiiyN9oi. ossf Plsrrs a rroai. Tea.
sisir s.ai , i.,,.r Eiss.r' .,- Narso5a. ap
and f1 Play. 81 l. Donohgs. shafka-
nar'n. heaf fsorr. Compton. fgbgf5ln
ssni fnai r5gnl -nirfow bsaf MrAissa.
5 lp ana fo play
-fff s.K'esn ssesrf rog.f G.,rgs
King Hfd-roof. bfst = Grub. shses-
amazon ny default r. ~ Fs''sr'If Upper
PARK. hy dsfagt PhlaD r. r'.nlsr tD3sr
Nonfr.lir hsAf II r nIIf1Hea rsaL
gp. y MaKwsi Trenf'1. be pa Y'Yn-
n.zsi Asoaff fa-s. .ag sni % r.ay
default Maxwell osst Ie.aier. ~ sHi
f0 pay.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
|c.,ors Mile on Slop Track
In 1::39 and Is Not Extended
~. Trails Winner by Two Lengths, With Ex.
A'VuJ ssl.is Third; Performance Stamps Colt as
p.,I Contender for the Belmont so0,OOO Stake
By w. ]. Macbeth

ris;nr candidate for the $4,000 Belmont Stakes
A" Park Yesterday afternoon when the Quincy Stables
ss a. ~ - Relay captured the Babylon Handicap in a
the colors Of the Rancocas Stable second
~ ~ ohnson Excess third Relay by lengths.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Bouts Here1bOuts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Rink :. C.-AuCie Katncr Va Frank
Carbone. ~ rounds.
Greensboro Sfadiuni--Chnrlie PIX
inrion Va n. o. Phil belmont. ~
rounds
Commonwealth s. C.-Iimmy Carroll
vs.. Johnny Murray, i2 rounds.
MONDAY
Oakland \. 4. stadium. jersey City
Abe Goldstein v. fanCho villa. II
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03
Stables Relay Captures the Babylon Handicap Fast Time Belmont Park Track
Wild and Dyer Meet To-day
In Ne,c Jersey Golf Final
Tournament Medast Defeats Kane and Lauck-
ner, While Upper Montclair Player Beats Gates
and Webb; Thiriy-six.Hole Final On To-day

Tc golfers in the hedE W. Wild, winner Of the medal
Thursday and Frank Dyer Of Upper Monarwod their way %
OF the annual championship 6 The New Jersey
Golf Association the Norwood links Yesterday and result
will fqh It out a hr.y-six holes to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

dorf, At the clubhouse. 2ssth Stree,
and Broadway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
JoNES-AsH WEDDING
 OCCURS SATURDAY IN
 TOMBSTONE CHURCH

Miss Cecil Jones. daughter of II. K. Jones. superintendent of mails, and George A. Ash. son of Mir. and Mrs. O. A. Ash, were quietly married in Tomb stone Saturday. Rev Armstrong of the Congregational church officiated. Tn the party that motored to Tomb stone were Mir. and Mrs. o. A. Ash. Mrs. NJ. Sayers. Miss Esther Savers, and Lawrence Conroy.
 The bride is a graduate of the Doug. las high school in the class of '22. The bridegroom served four years in the navy and was honorably dis charged early in September.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ash jr., will make their home for the present in Doug las, at 1ls7 Fourteenth street Mrs Ash has been clerk in the Wallace confectionery store at Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

An auto collision in which seven occupants of two automobiles mar rowly escaped death. took place on the Tucson road about 1 % o'clock Wednesday afternoon. about one mile west of the Pantano bridge
 A new Nash car. driven by F L. Bryant. general manager of the Com monwealth Gold Mining and Milling company, enroute to Pearce from Phoenix. and carrying in it A. Y. smith. one of the chief owners of the Commonwealth. together with Miss Helen Benedict. former Tomb stone girl and assistant superinten- dent of state public instruction at Fl oenix. who was on her way home tc spend the holidays. collided with ? Chandler car driven by R. L. Jar r,t of Tucson. and carrying lady aLd two children.
 The two cars met with such force d; The crest of a curve that both ve- hioles were practically demolished. In the collision. which ripped two wheels from his Nash car. Bryant sustained q severely gashed upper lip by being thrown through the windshield. while 4 I. smith was hurled through the top Of the car. landing on his head and sustaining injuries which ren dered him temporarily unconscious Miss Benedict sustained no injuries other than frightful nervous shock from which she is still suffering
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ASSESSED VALUATION
 OF RANGE CATTLE IS
 SET AT $2o A HEAD

PHOENIX. Ariz. Dec. 2l An assessed valuation of s20 a head on range cattle and E. head on sheep vas fixed today at the conference be- tween the Arizona state tax commis- -.on and the county assessors as the minimum valuation of these classes Cf property, to be used by the county assessors in making the 1923 assess. Ilents for the tax rolls.
 The assessors did not place a mini mum valuation on grazing lands, irri- gated lands. nor on mining properties. although these properties and their assessments were discussed.
 After the close of the conference yesterday, the annual meeting of the Arizona Assessors association was held and A. B. Ming. of Yuma county, was elected president O: the organiza- ticn, and C. F.. Gentry. of Yavapai county, was reelected secretary. treasurer. both to serve for the next TWO years.