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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Mystery Surrounds
Shooting of Student

SAN JOSE. Calf Nov 4.'-(By l.
y. Sherman Clark. Il. student
OF the College of the Pacific. was
found dying from a revolver bullet
wound this morning on the porch OF
his boarding house here under mys-
ferrous circumstances. according TO
the police.
Clark. who is the son OF Jerome
=. Clark. wealthy fumberman and
banker OF Costa Rica. was lying on
the porch when found by ueighbors.
His only words were: "Oh, God, why
didn't he kill me-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
WILHELM FUMES
AT IMPOTENCY
TO DANISH MOB
I hrong Of Newspapermen,
Photographers, Gets OF
EX-kaisers Nerves.
BY FERDINAND JAHN.
4 y. staff Corre-roudrnf.
q uFrfrnf 1920 Ns .ffaI Pee


DOORN Holland. Noe - In
preparation for his wedding TO the
Princes Hermiue tomorrow. cx-
Kaiser wilhelm Of HohcnzolIe.a at
tended divine service tl.s morainz
in the little chapel oC Castle Doom.
lie heard a moving sermon in which
lis courage In exile was .auded and
historic incidents in his career as
emperor were revived
The former monarch was all at
tenton as Pastor Vcae fecled the
glories that were once Wuhe.m's.
More than once tho cx-war lord
showed signs or beiDg overcome with
emotion.
Meanwhile, al. AmeronEen not far
away. the princess jride-to-be was
happy again. her six trunks with her
trousseau being finally passed by
Netherland customs officials without
examination.
Outside the walls ~ Castle Doorr
miLed great crowd OF photogra-
Pliers, newspaper correspondence.
movie men and sightseers. augment
ed since dawn until il appeared to
be laying seige 20 the eX-kaiser's
\ tronghold
"Banish Whole Gang"
Wilhelm. returning from early
chapel 10 find this state OF affairs
most trying to ex-imperial dignity.
fumed impOtently within the gates
Of Doom house. declaring that if
ne had his way ne would Danish
the whole gang from Doom
Armed guards. increased during
the night. stood of the crowd OF
journalists and cameramen.
Prince Henry. brother OF the ex-
monarch. arrived ct Amersford.
near Doom. last night. where am
extraordinary reception awaited him
Booming OF flashHght explosions be-
gan the moment the royal visitor
accompanied by his son stepped from
the train. Prince Henry threw
ASIDE his dinity and scurried like a
frightened rabbit 20 "a closed automo-
bile that was TO take him 90 Castle
Doom
Prince Henry. covering I'm MS
car while his funkics fought off the
picture seekers. pleaded with the
cameramen 20 cease "this persccu-
ton" The princes son seemed 20
enjoy it.
Arriving at Doom house, Prince
Henry went Immediately into a
lengthy midnight conference with
the ex-kaiser.
Forty palm laurels arrived at the
Castle from Utrecht sent 10y mon
archists for the wedding arch.
The seige Of the Castle continued
undated American film firms of
fered hu-e sums for exclusive riEh Is
TO take pictures OF the Ceremony
tomorrow The burEomaster of
:. Doom who viii perform the civil
ceremony was q center Of atten-
Stion by those seeking information
concerning the wedding. and he was
forced TO ask for a guard and deny
himself o. al callers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid

ON one minute your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and YOU can
breathe freely. No more hawking,
snunlng. blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath AZ
night, your cold or catarrh Will be
gone.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Ealm from your druggist now. APP
ply a little Of this fragrant. antisep-
tic. healing cream i'm your nostriIs.
It penetrates through every air pas
81 ce -of the head. soothes the in
famed or swollen mucous membrane
ard relief comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
Up with a cold or nasty catarrh-Re-
lief comes so quickly. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Former ambassador 10 Talk
From Local PnLDiL Sunday

Gen. T. r. Sweeney. former ann
f.assador Co Turkey under the Har-
rison administration. viii fiji the
pulpit at the First Christian church
sunday morulnE Nov. .. Gen.
Sweeney is "a preacher and q noted
orator. lie is resident OF Colum-
Gus. Ind and brothcr-in-law of
VIII Irwin. the writer.
While I'm the CITY. Cen. Sweeney is
the guest OF AR and Mrs. VI. r.. Den
ison. 1915 Tecumseh av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
TEACHERS ATTEND
THIRD INSTITUTE
AT HIGH SCHOOL
University Extension Work
Discussed at Morning
Session.

Approximately so persons were
present when the third institute for
the South Bend group OF school
teachers opened in the examination
room at the court house Saturday
morning. The forenoon program
WGs given over 10 university extern
sion work which was in charge OF
Miss Harriet Palmer.
The afternoon session opened at
I o'clock. Among the subjects under
discussion were, plays and Games
for the Primary Grades" conducted
by Mss Helen Schang; Cooperation
IN English and other School SUP
jects." led by Mrs. Helen Mills
Daugherty; The Health OF the
Teacher" headed by Orville Mess
more; How 10 Measure" topic No.
I, conducted by Herman r. Judd;
topic No. 2. led by Miss Nina Woods;
topics No. 3, 4, 8. 6. headed oy
Cell Shupert
Among the teachers present were:
Nina Wood, Helen Croft. Muriel F.
Jennings. Mrs. Clara Wisemann
SEafer. Orvire Messmore. James
Curry, VI. J. Galtreath and J. A. Ell
genherr, OF Clay township; Cell
Shupert, Ralph Lehman and Mrs.
Louise Smith OF Harris township;
George Brown. Monroe J. Bassett,
Herman r. Judd and Helen Schang.
Of Portage township; Georgia Hot
tie, Mrs. Vallie Smith. Irene john
son, Clarence Bates. Clayton z.
FELTON, and William Buchtel Of
Centre township; Larmon Whitmer,
Charlotte McVicker. Gertrude sell
kirk. Mary NJ Steele Genevieve
Horn, Alta l.. Folk. Ralph Horn
ond Faith Weller, OF Green township.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
HUNT MURDER WEAPON.

CHICAGO, Nov. Police of Chi
cago today sought the revolver with
which Mrs. Margaret Chandler shot
and killed the Rev. Leonard j..
Christler and then killed herself at
Havre Mont. A wire was received
from Havre authorities stating they
believed the gun was purchased in
Chicago BY tracing ownership Of
the revolver any doubt as to wheth-
er Mrs. Chandler did the shooting,
would be cleared up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Grand Jury Scores Modern Parents for
Increase in Number of Young Criminals
POLICE FIND COUPLE
ARE SHOT TO DEATH

CLINTON. Ia. Nov. 4-Homer
Brownsfueld, IS, and his wife were
found shot TO death in their store
at Low Moor Corners. near here to-
day. The place had been looted
Police were searching for bandits
who held up a gas station during
the night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
DeVGIerG Has NGrrOtU
Escape From Capture

DUBLIN. Nov. 4--CBy I. y. 81
Irish Republican irreguiars, narrow
ly escaped capture today when Free
state troops Stormed and raided
house. and captured General
O'Mauey, chief Of the staff of the
irregular army.
SheiIa HUMPHREYS. a woman rebel
leader. was wounded in the fighting.
Presence Of De Valera in this city
waa revealed by the raid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05

headache. feverishness, infamed or
congested nose and head relieved
with first dose. These safe. pleasant
tablets cost only few cents and
millions now take them instead of
sickening quinine. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
No interest---No "extras"

Not only do we make unusually convenient
credit terms on the purchase of a phono-
graph but we charge you no interest and alb
solutely no extras.
Then, too, we render distinct service in con-
nection with every machine we sell that in
sures continued and lasting satisfaction with
your machine minus any trouble Of any kind
whatsoever. Our service means lot to you
but costs you nothing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-05
Why We Feature the
Mastertone Photograph

After making the most careful comparisons
and actually comparing the tone values and
reproductive qualities of the worlds best
monographs, we were convinced that the
Mastertone phonograph was superior to
them all. That's why we feature it-be-
cause we believe it will be the choice of the
majority who compare as carefully as we
did. Buy your Mastertone Photograph
here
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

this Tact and encourage and supper.
racing in order TO produce more an /
better thoroughbreds, France even
going so far se to keep up It's racinc
lcnnd closed gates during The Wcrla
War, so tn. It's thorough bred stock
would not dcpreciats.
Wa. iy Used as Sres
"Argun erts have beer advanced! to
the effsc, natpo race horse, or at least
rerv few race horses, are used for way
OF work purposes. particularly in ths
country. There arc cnly about 15.COo
thorouehbretls in the United Srstes.
so in buying out OF $4,000, 0o0 nc
corld only expect 10 see ve,y few
~ zistercd thorovghh:eds However.
snust he e. -..1ered that . Srea,
,erca:cage Of ,hcse horsca :.lte; serv-
ing thcir purpose for racing ~ having
been tested at racing, arc distributed
widely throughout the United States
as siros. Their good blood is found
in good many OF the other $4,000.
COO horses in the United States.
"If racing is discontinued or
abolished the results of breeding
could hardly he less than disastrous
10 the utility and light horse industr.
of the United States, and it would
mesn that the army could not in the
event Of war mount its cavalry or
rronerly equip its infantry divisions
and artillery with the lnrge number
OF riding horses that arc required IN
modern warfare.
'I hope the above vi make the
position Of the War l. Tltmcnt III
This matter clear TO your committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Havana Entries

Jirs' race CYprse. s7oO for three-.. car
olds 9nd urfv=-d claiming; six furloncs>~-
NHl!c. ms: Jap Urnroa 10.. Automatic
Hod. Jos Tittle Russ. 10 Fett"rtan. no
F~arls rr-lSe. 11o; Dandy Van. 10
t-a accr. 1'0. George James. ITO; I'arta-
rede. li2: Peaceful STAY, ll@; Altan.aha
sroond race Cps r70o. for foll'-yea r.
o'aa and up,varfl c.aiilinT. six fur'ongsl --
eSugarlnint le2. Gratian. ~; Mark df
Nrnzio, rs: "T7yrna. 1o7: Najo Parkc
llo. American Eagle. 10.
Third race Cr'rse. 500: for ,hrce-yesr-
sVrs sol,iess % Shy Ann. 1oH Occupa ton
ifs; ThoUsht!ezs Beauty 0S Princes g
Myrtic l05 MIR Jiggr. ios; alo.inero. ms
tNa o. Quit. 1oS 8lopdcl, lio; Haman
~ Zireo. llc Meas XII. ii5.
Isoyrth race cpurse. $500; for three-yesr
clds snd UPWARD: handicap; SIX furiouasl
--!.uatre, ~ smart Money. lnl; Osgood
.03: Th4 Leopard. ier; jsiue Nrnck. los
Lackan;anns, il..
Firth race CT'ursr. 500; for four-year-
ods and UPWARD, claiming mile and fly
Nsrds) -sA.srceiia BOY, es sGreat HAWK
qs: i.ittlo I'~AT. son. Cabin Creek fo7
Io,~. la3; counsel. iG3. l)isia Girl. lo1.
.},,-n. los, SIR Adsu.n, los; WhippoorNi'i
iio James. ils
sixth raoe purse SOC; for tou--yesr-
olfs anl urNaIc. claiming; mic ard fifty
ya.ds1 -~fN Nln All, as; sJ;aby Taus., 1875
sSibe'a 90. sSuea lc5; Forbid, I0o
". q. Nc, iintocA. 1e5 Blanca. ioo, Ship
mate. no,
'Anprf at.cs allowance Claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Gets
$15o0,OOOOffer
To Meet Wills
William A. Brady Said To BE
Willing to Give Negro
Boxer $4,000 for Bout

William A. Brady theatrical mana
note. has offered Jack Dempsey. heavy
weight champion Of the world, $3.50 900
to meet Harry Wills in some ring in
the United States next summel ac-
cord'ng to a somewhat vague story
that IS said to have emanatcd from
Brady's Office yeste .,.~.
When The Tribune called Mr.. Rradvrs
office last night his secretary said that
the manager had gone TO Stamford to
attend the opening of new show and
would not return here until to-day.
The news that Dempsey had been made
an offer by Mr.. Brady seemed to come
rs a surprise to his Office staff. Moth
ing was known Of the proposition, and
it was admitted that If one had been
made it would hardly be possible that
his executive staff would have been
kept in ignoranc" OF it.
Brady's offer is that Of $2OO,0 900 for
ti'c match. with division Of 1925,
which would give the champion $15o.-
COO Tho proposed fight, according to
the story, was to be held or July a.
Brady is said to have announced his
Willingness to sign contracts and de-
posit sum of money IS evidence of
his good faith.
William A. Brady came into the
sporting spotlight as manager Of jim
Corbctt. former worlds champion
heavywe.s .sht. Last year he again was
mentioned in connection with the early
preparations for the Dempsey Carpen-
tier fight.
At that tine ne figured in trian-
gular agreement with Charles b. Coch-
ran, The English theatrical man. snd
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
New Orleans Fairies

rirs- rsc5 lrureo s;.ono; s!aifni,> nnia
en- jhre' yoer-olds and up; six fu''nngs '--
1ish VOLTAGE, ii5. eGracc X me. 1N3
squire charlie. ~: ~crcst. ia. sEastvare
l'rucaas. los. "IodSc7'lcl.. 100; eGrandS
...s. 1o5. eWaleeNa 100. YriDter's i>evil
los: t'ou routrafo. lle, Honc.o Hluc. 700
Ni.rless 'f5. Theresa, 1o5 Stola, 100
l,o> e.. il5t Arohivo. rs
Seecnd rsee fpursr 2looo. oiairains
lour- rcar-o.as aad up: six fnrlonss l-ole
Dave. 7ao. Jane pcnrJ Baker. 10; Tura
shcsi. 'oi 'sacajawoa. 90: R0wazza. 1cS
PecT - :ue 1n2 SSanGV j. rs: "DANin
rSap,oin -on los conai, lass ios 't'5'. Her.
ald liz Haul CcN:to 'r ilS.
'Thlrd ,acc pursc. q .ooo. claiming, tour.
>oar- oids nnd mp nix fNrioass> >-e Ba i
t;ar, lo,. - .t."f.s. lo2. Trust Ceficiai
lp6, 7.as. lor. go los: Ec-sinda l'0
fl@. l.ob!uc. lns Miss Ranicin IS. Nor
dcci.. H.. Tho Decision. li5; Kohona, Io1
Tourth rae 'pursc Si.oeo; c9.i1alu,,
tive -,ear-o,c y: * Curiour )--Do III. Maid
le4; 'r'ocl< oi Gold as Mabol Curtf Is. lo7
MstcneS Ms'5. io. Lady lochesryr. a.
loo; Forest Major 1l4. *loolly Warden. 100
Our Betsy, 100 9tas"r. 1o5.
JNf'N race fpurse $500. fgur-,.-sr-olo,
ana up 'rlr md nG eighth l--5ierd GIRL
l04 Fo'tora swain lla; Kiaga Champion
~. C'ourrand, l"7, I:cp 105. Cimarrou
lo0
sixth rae C~u~sc, 5000: four-yoa-
g. si,him as Fedlnon. ~; Day Liliv
o.: Who cares i9'; Rapid Traveller. 10.
La'Npus. as >lorrnon F,loer 100
seventh race 'rurse, s. 900: caimins
Mex ir. 10: Kirg. Trojan. los Iistle
roy Narveet King. III *rulsa lIc
'Aunrcn,icc allowance cisired.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Havana Results

TIT. racs chreee -yoar-olfs; maidcns
G'sin1ne ,tdr. 'nr'e IH S,3c'. NJ furones'
70 4 rrsl Old Folks ITO fKenneavS. u.s. S
Ia even and J to .. second: Keltoi 100
-. S".rt), {" :, 70 ana to >.
Nosn Miss Hope rating ana Kins iSaIe5 B aso
ran.
send race 'tour-sear- r-o.ds and UPWARD
Claiming Durso 500 six furlonss)-Gaiou-
5.rfE .rl. loe ,Hanp 10 !. to and cen:
ana 10 .. second. Sevlllian. u. fSnnith>
> 10 j. I" and : 20 10 third. Time.
1;l@ - Precious Jewel George W. Cato
'in Col. Li'.ard ana THc Belgian ID also
-, Tnir1 I'll. race 1fogr-zesr-oias and upward
claiming. puFse sToo' i've ana q half fur
onssl-Firss Consrl 119 lkelsayl: 5 to 2.
- M to . frst; Golden Tlint 100
GWilaon)' . I. 80 and even. second
War Map. 'o4 CByrrsl g 10 D. 20 and
to :. thirs Time, too 40. Norma j..
cuelo also yam.
Fourth race (thrcc-yeas-ol purse 500
nNe and half furonss) lady Astor 10.
,sc';e'fC.. 10 ]. : 10 and 20 8. frs,
1'tt,e ta y, Siae@ ,s SHee7' l1o fburns), TO |.
& Amour. lo5 (McGrav). . to = even snd
z to .. 'hird Time o7 -. ouesads Ar
Nicie and Hutcbison also van.
claiming purse $500: one milo>--Loveli-
ness. ~ (NcJsuriiliu> I 10 l. $ to 5 and
, 10 10. hrst; Approval. lo4 (Schc:cD 3 to
20 and . to :. second Rankin, los
-, ',s'"a"l {" l. even aud 70 >. third.
Tine. % "a. Mu,nbo Jumbo, Foster
i-nlHfy ad Narlock also rai.
S'T raco (forr- -year-olds and upward
rlain' nr rrrre 500: one mile art rfiy
:ardsl All NeZina. 1903 (F!eldsl to /
IT, and even. first; Bacchanaiisn. 81
",i'|). 10 J.. TO and 70 .. sec
gua naTTy NJ stevens lns 'pribbc). To
= 20 anG to 8. third. Time. 1:4s 2-5.
l.ls7t Wa Tax, Huntress Timothy !
,iocan Felix NJ. Toss u Bib5ler and
ROC J, boot Z 80 rnrl
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

Koch!er of Richmond. and Jack Mare
of New York. These battles are to be
cight and SIX rounds, rcspcctvelv.
Johnny Browns very Impressive
showing at the Pioneer Athletic Club
Two weeks ago against Bud Dempsey
has attracted the attention Of the pro
motere and fan alike. ond lot of ex-
perts will be at the Pioneer ringsidc
next Tuesday night when the English
boy meets Charley Beecher. Beccher
VIII represent a tougher proposition
than did Dempsey. but Johnny ought to
WIN without any great difficulty if he
shows anything like the form he dis
played in his first Pioneer appearance.
Joe Conn, another boxer from the Brit
lsh lsles. VIII make his debut at the
Pioneer on the same night. Hc mcets
George Fox, OF Chicago also making
his first appearance here.
19c first public showing Of Jimmy
j. nstons Fistic Folics will take place
at the 4th Regiment A~mory in Jersey
City on Monday night, the members ot
the Johnston's heavyweight company
engaging in series OF four and six
round bouts. Young Rockefeller. the
most promising oc the Folies. will be
matched with some good man Of his
weight and will he cent over the six
round route. Mickey Collins. Frank
Corbctt. Toncy A,bcrs shinri. the Ho.
bokcn boy: George iiclmcs and the
rest Of the bunch viii! be given a test
ing ont.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
" eeks DefelltIs Horse E>acins
Az Letter io State Legislature
Donates Man a Var
Service to y. s. Arn.>

TyAJOR c. l.. SCOTT, Of the Fed
IVA craI Rancun. Service. an
nounces that Samuel d. Riddle. of
Glen Riddle, P,.. the well-knor
racjcx man. has donated ecrv;
Of hic great horse. Man o War, 10
TIE Eemonnf Service OF thc United
States ARMY.
It is not known as yet wAic. mare
will be sent II the court eff ti.c
great son Of Fair Play in + Kentucky.
but enc Of the best blood will be
se'crted by TIE committee having
the matter in charge for the gov
crnncni.
AS Man o Wars service fee is
s2,5o0, Che gift is substantial one
and the Remount authorities are
hopeful that the result Of TIE mat
irg will be colt which WI in dur
time take his piece in the Federal
stud at Frcnt Royal, Va. or some
equally prominent experimental sta
dion for horse breeding.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
New Orleans Results

Frsi race ours. $1,000; fog tw0-vcar-
..as hilie- n,aidens: thee furlo ugs>-
nd TO {. won st Angelina. - tBus
on 10 h. . g. ar3 = 20 :. s"cpnf
N.~N'e, i, Ca,r'ii9. t. - ana
y i, 'hi7d Ti'r CT. Elz neth frice
'os, SOM G. lNus niS,. I.ese.e Lejehror
le 'ineva4.sa Ia also IAN. 'CoupleA u. J.
af':ltA frt-r
o.'egs faee purse. 81 iooc: sor three
,ors. -g'es enc inward; claiming six 'uf-
'Fgsl.' The Decision. los ,swarta) - 10
IT,. : aho 70 !. wen: Jngo. t0S (Pooit.
'r-,.. 1. . 10 &ue- TO .. second. Ic'o. ln5
.t',j Ij'n'as' 70 to l., 10 ana . = l.
.r,,,,li.'' A.. h.'' ~ A'l1in. Little Patsy. Fan>N
ANTICIPATE. Greenland and Actress also ran.
iN'ra race 'pursc. 81 cao: for th,.c-
es7'oids an'l INV ard claiming si.: cur
! to and : - /. Won. Lady Luxury.
i9 tfailac'). "a i. to b Ind to =
srend Niclsey Moor. I13 GSronle). - tn
s. . and u : ;hlr'l. yiis.e. liz -
rsrt PAU Connolly. iiddsdaie and PM
aasre- also Tan
Forth race Cpu~se. $500 the Louisiana
safst: fer .our- -yaa-~oida and upvar.. al
'salces milel-H Han0vre. 10s (McNcy)
20 and to won, rule .lofr
ron. Node n Jos (NNiison) II !
.sen snd 10 =. thira. T.'ne. i.i5 10
A. asystoIr tMyste-iQlS Gil. -1a 'l.'.s q
uhonner- and k.rsh also ran. tDruu -lel-
3 tr,ry
.'h mn race Gusse. s. dso: @or three-year
1-' ~ e'aln ming. riie) )-Stock Pm loj
s.ro..l. H. "a - to and to >. Won.
rss ~, I-ee 81 CWilson>, 10 to I. 10
-. 10 Z: second: Cha 81 (,sruef-
- 10 ! even and ! to . third. Tim.
~, w irac- Foster i,i'l BlocF. TITO Ven
s't Irlco aud Plunella also An.
sas rs CT tpur~e. $1,000: claiming, fo,
.s---. oids and upNerd; nnlie and 4 s.N-
.,,-t-A.ts - schwartz. to j. !.
Z ~. NJ 40 vo.. ". II. Iu' haer, 'os
",.scn' even. to . and to 9. second :.
80 Aeeves IL fBuillu. ~. o - /. : To
Ss, TO thirG. Time. as iia vest
g,.s g.s 4oung Adam, kitty n anG Lorcna
zen ssss'snth re purse. 81 ooo; fcr four year.
ser..a go u sra claiming: mile and six
I Trojan. log OBJ Jenlng). TO
I, d. fe3s .nd : To- :. Won. Noodt hrus Be-
4cooS N's ..'to To :. 10 aud TO g.
N. Et,at' los Pooh. : to 6. to :
tan 20 !. 'hird It.le. 1.54 Ia. Sor
ass, ahhs Gallup. Phelsn. The Colleen
- '''i La kross also rar.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Local Racquets
Teams Advance
To Sela1i-F Fiil1als
'c!l and ortiplcr and
Frclingl'uysnn AND Heck.
scher Win i'm Title Nee,
Spec'ol Dispatcl, 90 Ti.o yr.ba q


PHILADELPHIA, Ian 26.-Tvo New
York teams qualified for the semi
finals of the national racuucts doubles
championships here this afternoon
The other teams are from CHICAGO and
this city The sem-nnals. which will
take place to-day. tind the following
bracketed
{. c. Pcll and Stanlcv Mortimer
New \ lork vs.. Il. l.. Dixon and L. II
Keynolds, Chicago; Jay Gould and W
W. Wear. Philndclpha. vs. Z. r. FIRE
,lnEhuysen and Maurice llcckscher
New \ ork.
If there are no upsets il IS expected
that Gould and Wear. former title
hoiders. will meet Pell and Mortimer
the present champ pions. in the hna
match Saturday afternoon. Thes,
teams will enter the final struggl,
evenly matched
Gould and Wear had little difficult,
advancing to-day scoring IN easy vic
cory IN three straight sets. The phila-
deinh'ans we're opposed by Roger
Cutler and Hewitt Morgan, represent
ng New York. who we've climina,cd
%. is II, 15--lO.
Pen and Mortimer also were at thcl
best and required only three sets tc
defeat Chicago tcan, composed OF
Robert Gardner and Howard Linn the
score being 81. l5-9. 10 s.
TIL" 'ummaries FOLLOW:
{. &. Pcll and ,Ncy Mortimer
New York. defeated Kob..t A. Gardner
and Howard Linn ,hicago IL :
10 3, ) 8; Jay Could and j. X
Wear, Philadelphia. defeated Roger
utter and Hewitt MORGAN, New York.
lo-7. is ii. II 10; T. T. Freiue
huysen and Maurice Hnclsscncr, New
} ork. defeated Stanley W. Pears on
and Charles Bromley. phi,aoclphia
- l5-3. IL 6. Is 4; n. |. 0ixon
End Z. II. Reynolds. Chicago. Won By
default from FULTON Cutting and part