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New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
New Orleans Entries

First race Cpurse, t7oo; maiden two
year-olds: hve and half furlongsl l.Ioona
us; Koellis, iisi OLD Mount, iit; Me
Reel Foot l1bl First Blush. iis; Biggel
stlil. i1t. Fornandos, III; 0allford, ll5
second race tpurse, s7oo eiaiming
three-ysar -olds and upward; six furlonss'
-JAcoblna. 1903; 'Kirah. lof. TTantula
oreus. orc; liz: s"' a. Alexander. loi: .wirelsss
107; sCamounage, iiii "fingling, los
Hereafter, ieS. Meuso, 100. Also eligible
Royal Dick. lla; snndalwood, lesi Ha'
sazzA, io5; paul Mieou' ioA' CArnAVon
Third race (pursc, t70oi claiming; two
year-oids six furlongsl--Blue BIRD. lgs
90, LOG; 'M. Wood, l0i; Josephine g
i0s; 'Admirer. lot; Fiying pew, iIoogg
Sam Mcbride, 100; mildred RUN AZ AZ
Muieskinner, ios; 'Belle Of Blue hioge
iO7; Ghost 100: Ormont. III.
Fourth race (purse. $1,000; the Metarif
Ridge Handicap; all ages. six furioAss =
Auntie May. l0b; Sir Thomas kesn' lVs
aWoodtrap, 100: aMaryin May, lot !.
o'fara, .ios. Tlppety Wltehet l1O' A"la''
lack and Macpherson entry.
Fif,b race tpurse. 400; claiming; three
year -olds and upward. mile and sk
teenthl-Merchant III. sOn hign. Ivy
.Attorney. iis; spark Horse. iiSi The
Desert. los. belgian Queen ile' 'hlns
John. ll5.
sixth rae. tpurss. 800; claiming; ,srss. ,srss.
Ttecnths)-ssscTstary los; ,fit. lgs
sRrown Bin. III: 'Amtrican Soldier. "
lightwins. i1oi RUstlsr. 10. Ais9 eng, ~.
.Lucy Kate . los l., DI iosi H9 fi,tis S' pa iio
.naais. Sc: sJohnny oyerton, III; Toksl,ool ,o
rt.-ch ri. sWnrlike, 100. Viva Caba. llO
ssatana. los; Moody. iio.
sFivs pouAds apprentices allowance
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Swing
To the Button
Stops REILLY
Jack Carter Scores Sensa-
tiOnal Knockout Over His
Erstwhile Conqueror

Mike Rielly's elimination In the state
amateur boxing championships held
at Madison Square Garden last night
AZ the hands OF Jack Carter, dusky
battler, who has no particular club
afaliation, came like bolt from the
blue, Carter, who was previously
knocked out by REILLY, decided that n
he was 10 win he would have 10 do II
soon. The negro rushed out and swung
wild right flush on the Jaw. REILLY
went down, but disdained n count.
REILLY jumped up and started slug
ging as the crowd cheered madly. Car
ter was foored three times. but man
aged to weather the attack and finally
Knocked out REILLY after forcing the
latter 70 the canvas twice. Referee
Caspar Kirschner humanely picked up
the PROSTATE battler and led him %
his corner, a pitiable spectacle, cut UP
and bleeding. He pleaded with the
referee to be allowed to continue, but
his pleas we're IN vain. The fight
lasted exactly two minutes and one
second.
The summaries:
iia-pound ciass-D. Petrone. e. Lucy
G. c., defeated A. IlobowitA. unattached.
IN four rounds. Judges decision; John
Bresiin. John y. McCourt Assoclatlon. de-
foated Thomas A. Saiyino, stlllman'a Gym
naslum IN three rounds. iudgef decision
J. McDermoti. -. Bartholomew A. C.. de-
feated Frank Lombardo. Pastime a. G., ln
three rounds. judges decision; Harry Oct
eel. Union settlement a. C., knocked out
sammp Goldstein. unattached. IN frat
round.
iiS-pound ciass-Bob Rendsrly. Bronx.
dale x. c., defeated Charles Tndslicato,
Y. NJ {. A.. IN three rOunds judges de-
clslon: Frank Hoolihan. r.. hAphaela 4
Club. defeated Nardo M0llnari. X. OF Q.
Center, Long Island City, Ia three rounds,
Judges decislon; Joe Malone, Glencoe A.
G.. defeated Robert Anderton, unattached.
in three rounds. Judges decision.
1t7-pound class-Jack Carter, uhat-
tached, knocked out Mike. Reilly. 81. Je-
rome G. C.. IN fret round; J. Maimund.
Yoerger's Boxing school, knocked out Bob
Irwin ST Jefome's G. c.. In hrat round
MaHey Schwartz. stiliman's Gymnasium.
knocked out Charles Braustottsr Aseen-
sion Parish House. IN hrat round. =. Mac
Ciurken X OF G. Center. Long Island city.
defcnted John Cucio. s. Jerome'n &. C.. Ia
three rounds, judges decision.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Rosenberg Is Likely
To Get NetU Hearing

THAT Dave Rosenberg will not
have 20 pass over the Christmas
holidays without the $1,000 that was
coming 10 him as his end Of the
purse IN his Thanksgiving Day
match with Nike 0'DOwd. which he
lost on a foul, was non-ofIiciAlly in
timated yesterday. Rosenberg and
his manager. Joe Sehwinger. will
probably be given another hearing
within the next few days and will
be given an opportunity 70 explain
their side Of this latest chapter to
the muddled mlddleweight situa-
tion.
On Tuesday the Boxing Commis-
sion ruled that Rosenberg's end Of
the purse In his fight with O'Dowd
should be withheld because he lost
that battle on a foul. The ruling
that boxers losing decisions In this
way were 20 60 unpaid was not made
until several days after the Rosen-
berg-ODowd match. For this rea-
son both Schwinger and Rosenberg
feel that the new law does not apply
TO them.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
WOmen's Net CrOtun
For Rent or Lease
---

IT Is more than probable that
new woman national indoor lawn
tennis champion will be crowned
this year, At the finish Of the an
nual championship tournament on
the Longwood covered courts, In
Boston. next March. Mrs. MollA
Biurstedt MaIlSry, present holder
OF the title. who has won the hon
ors hve times, viii be In Europe
In March, and therefore will not
defend her title. Under the cir
eumsianees. Il IL likely that a new
name will be inscribed on the
championship cup next year. Miss
Leslie Bancroft. OF Boston: Miss
Martha Bayard, Of New Jersey. and
Miss Helen Hooker. OF New York.
appear as the most dangerous can
didates for the title.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Talent Again
Rudely JOlted
AT Jefferson
Despair, Winner of Bien-
vile Purse, but One Of
Many Outsiders to Cash

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 1s.-AnotheT
slaughter OF favorites marked to-day''
racing AZ Jefferson Park In which De
spAlr's victory In the feature race, the
Blenville Purse at mile and si1-
teenth. WAS only Circumstances. Chick
lang who rode Despair, took the track
At the start, and after racing DUKE Jonn
into submission won about IS ne
tleased. The favorite, Easteside' vas
poorly handled BY hein, and aIter igs. ~
Ing much ground turning INTO "
stretch, was required TO nnisn on h''
own courage.
The resultsi - o.,
,,s,Sen two.yssr.olds. dS furiongal-.
wrsnelsr. ii6 tMartf, ~ % 20 Sc
s 10 4 won. Reformer, iit lLans) s
20 and even. second cappI RsNii
iio gowsasl. 10 g l. ta,iSs iS '1IHsand 1Ha = sh :
Sn,,si pnysi Gown. Giyndon. consolation, Law,r
no~er Iosls N, Irene Walton and LAtt'
Ann also ran.
Second race tpurse, 800 ior tn's, ~.
diiJi' al peiD. rs toi. 90 and 20 !
Won. oeaflte. io1 tMein). 10 70
ami even. second. orasa Tree. los tco.
sorsnj to ever s,sSs and IN. 70 b.rsSss sSlIs
Time. lftNs WV @.t-t--f NI..af,
Juno. Blue Brush, Tulane ana Nrae''
Mar also ran.
Third race (purss. tTooi allowances 10
two.year.oIds; siH furlongsl Stump ~
ia tMooro), 20 20 ! and even s'ss,
sSps5ess| Iss 70 io0 ..ssna sA vsnni. ioS tsns
10 10 s, 70 s and 70 s, third Ilme
l.iga-B Contour, Setting sun, Thstsaly
Calcutta and Untried also ran.
Fourth race CThs Bienvills purse. foi
thres.year-oids and upward. claiming
purse 1000. mile and glfteenthl >
Ps,'i' 10 wdn IN! Ess,ssid.,' 'iI 5h.lpS. 70 !
20 and 20 :, seoondi Wagtl lol
fOwengl. . 10 4. 10 ) and 20 10, third
Time. i.u Is. Duke John. hAn0eyre ans
Tulalip also ran.
Fifth race Cpurse. tfooi claiming; .foi
four. years.olds and upwardi slx fur
II 8. 10 s and 20 ., won. sewsh Combs
ios (Roach), 4 % 1. : toS and I TO
second: Ettaho. i'll .(wailaeel, 20
10 2 and 3 20 8, third. Time, i,ie rs
Ragaaza. BallYbsiI Colonel LaylsI; LitsI' 81
Golden Floss and Orgy Eagle also ran.
Sixth race (purse. 400. claiming. 10
three e-year.oids and upward mile an,
sixteenth hl-Mountain Rose II, III
won; Amars iis (Brooks). TO 8, ! &
and I 10 !. second. Honlulu Boy III
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Crowley Captures
Heavyweight Title
OF Atlantic Fleet

T. Crowley. Of the battleship Arkan-
sas, won the heavyweight title Of the
Atlantic feet in sensational fashion by
scoring a one round Knockout over Ray
Morano, Of the North Dakota. This
was the feature fight and the wind-up
Of the wrestling and boxing champion
ships contested last night for the At
lantic feet titles at the 2Sd Regiment
Armory, Brooklyn. A large crowd wit
messed the exciting doings.
S. knight, Of the Delaware, was the
winner of the heavyweight wrestling
title, gaining the decision over L. VI.
Bartles, of the Florida, after thirteen
minutes OF fast mat work without a
fall being registered.
The summaries;
WRESTLING FINALS
weiterweirht clsss-E. Y. shazoo, Flor
ida, defeated Belbquin. North Dakota, 2
minutes IA seconds
Light heavyweight class. Knight.
Delaware. defeated =. L. Brewster. Ar
kansas. minutes 20 seconds.
Llghtweibht oiass-A. Lsazandowski,
Delaware. defeated NJ. L. Ross. minutes.
decision.
ida. defeated u. l.. Sheppard, Maryland, 2
minutes, decision.
Heavyweight class-s knight. delaware.
defeated l. NJ. Bartles. Florida. 10 min
utes. decision.
BOXING FINALS
Featherweight class. Jszier. North
Dakota, defeated J. Mayer, Maryland. Elk
rounds. decision.
Bantamweight class-R. Y. Buchmsn
Arkansas, defeated A. y. Titcomb, Florida,
three rounds knockout.
FeatherweiRht class-T. z. McNulty.
Maryland. defeated NJ. Otees, Rappaha-
mock, four rounds. decision.
Lightweight ciass--H. ]. Bradent Mary
land. defeRted j. T, King. wyoming, three
rounds. technical knockout.
Weiterweight class - II. J. McGuigan.
Florida. defeated L. Hummen. wyoming
six rounds; decision.
Anddleweight ciass-R. G. Perry. North
Dakota. defeated NJ. Barrett. Arkansas six
rounds: decision.
Heavyweight class-T. Crowley ,Arkan-
one round Knockout
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Havana Entries

v,,,, raoe (for three year-oids ana up
,~ard. claiming purse s.eo' nNe
80 Miss Caltha, lozi booDeu
iI.t- Jea: sGood Enough. iO5. Doctor -
ia ord pop. iio: Machine Gunner, llv'
cis,k M. ii6i Big son. iioi Tweniy-seFen'
,,s. pntsburrh, iii; Luimene, ii5
a.rond race (f0r three-year-olo ana up
wsrd. claiming; purse sIeo. nls a ano
W. ei-Vaientine dOr. iol; 'CheN'
his H. 5og. Carrie Moore. IoI blhek Irp.
sas. ffsrrv Oiover. Ilo; Legacy, NV hho
Nan. ffg: Cavalier. lis.
srhird raeA (for fwo.yesr-oldsi claiming
s5eo. slx furiongs) )-'Yeneno. lgv
sxrmedee. los; wawona. lol Masss, VA NJ
wars' lei; Iiuhonist. ioI; ssHimono' ny. ny.
.-a,,.th raee tfor three yenr.olds ane
..n,n. Ivs,s nurse 400: mile and hfty yafus
Up op,uAtsct 'eS- sJap MuFna. i0s; Lost w
- f0l. Barretta. 1906 MISS DiA'o' wv
ssnortlnr Chance. ios.
Flnh race (for three.ysar-ola, sse
I'D. claiming; purse t7oe: mllej mj .onei,s.,
leen ets.s ,ot. sBfyniimah. Iot: 'The in ~.
s...,..- ~. bob 0uee Ioe: Dsirymen' ~ ~
swaiiowrnot. 10. HARRY H. stevens 49,
s,~,h race ffor three -yeAr-elas and ~ gp-
~sg5. .I claiming. purse 400; nails and 1tS ,ts
Worth sea, 1885, Rog. ios' hueh' ''
Bond. l15.
.1pprensles allowance iAifnsd.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Syracuse Will Bar
Transfer Athletes
From Competition

SYRACUSE, Dec. iS.-Syraeuse uni
v,rsisy has stepped into line with the
hfeei and more progressive universi-
ties OF the country in q move Tor
teantr athletics and has barred trans
~ athletes from competition on the
Ml There have never been many
ransftrs 70 Syracuse, but the Orange
- seeded Ia the future there will be
ixs Of them.
~ ihe greater part the transfers to
1nsnse N The past have been those
stAlstes who played their freshman
Mntbnc other institution and then
~ . enter Syracuse. But now an
tN rule has been put into effect
e,l eareful study Of conditions
Astle West by Coach John r..
en NJ Graduate Manager George
slitt, The Western "Big Ten"
~ JJ-.,iis me Toes not permit transfers,
~ sTlacuse men liked the way
sIsfurked there.
A. " going to make every possi-
-, ,W . keep our athletics clean"
n Ihurston to-day.
sen for victory in all sports, OF
ne o1t our main drive Is for clean
,.e ~, tod good sportsmanship. IL we
l,vs these we might as we'll elm
HAletics altogether"
49, syracuse rule in substance is aS
ny. ss!h ne opening Of college sessions
80. - no student transferring TO Syra-
49,. - iIon smother university, will be
-',ed 10 pArtake in any athletics
d. .aleh he has been q competitor IN
~ college he attended. either as
isiausn or varsity player"
- " recognized that there are often
a'eaie transfers by students who
~, " nke law or other courses not
~ y Ae first college they attend.
,,-s.. -. gansfers win be welcomed as
.,lsants at Syracuse, but the doors
-. ..aieties will be closed upon them
~ ~ iof such athletics as may have
- snpped BY them at the first
w Instance, there will be no OBJ
MI 70 a man who has played foot
-, smother college trying out for
s,,ii 1s position at Syracuse. But re-
i ss.s. a. 70 whether they won block
~. eT not, men who we're candi-
~. ~. iof team in one university can
ssek place on an Orange team
- sane sport.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Basketball Calls Out
rs at West Virginia

MoRGANToWN, W. Va, Dee. ia
Seventy men reported for basketball
practice AZ the initial workout Of West
Virginia this afternoon. OF this nun.
Der twenty-five were upper classmen
and the remainder freshmen who are
candidates FOR the ytarling 0utht
Hawloy. center; Funk, forward. and
Heller, guard. were the only yeterans
Of any prominence 10 get into uniform
to-day.
Captain Bowers, guard. and Pierre
Hill, forward, both letter men, will not
be able % report until aftsr the holi-
days, as they arc members Of the foot
ball squad going 10 San Diego. Calf.
Coach r. II. Stadsvold II expected 20
assume charge Of the squad Friday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Dundee Boxes belmont
AT Rink s. G.. Tonight

At the Rink Sporting Club Brook.
lyn. tonight two twelve-rounders will
be featured. The principal event will
bring together Johnny Dundee, holder
OF the feather and Junior lightweight
titles, and Gene belmont, Of Memphis
In the semi-Anal Harry Kabakoa IS
matched with Battling Reddy. The
principal slx-rounder will bring to-
gether Patsy Flanagan and Marty
Silvers, while in the four-round affairs
Jack Raymo will take on Jack Price
and Charlie Izzo will hook up with
Charlia Banvo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Colgate to Furnish
Navy Big Home Game

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. ls.-lt was
announced here to-day that Colgate and
Naval Academy would play football
here on November 3, 1923. The game
will be the big home game Of the sea-
son. Colgate has never played football
az Annapolis.
Naval Academy will play Pennsyl-
vania State al State on October 20,
Pennsylvania day, and the Military
Academy on November "a or December
/. A home gamo with one Of the lead
Ing college teams may be played In
either Washington or Baltimore, as the
gate receipts are needed.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Princeton Beats
Pennsylvania for
Title at Soccer

PRINCETON. n. J., Dec. i3.-The
Princeton soccer team outfought the
University Of Pennsylvania eleven here
this afternoon, and for the second con-
secutive year won tho intercollegiate
league championship. The score was
8 20 1.
The game, played on University
Field. was one Of the most spectacular
and exciting seen here in many years,
and n brilliant rally IN tho last few
minutes OF play enabled the Tigers 20
break tie score and check the threat
ening offensive Of the Pennsylvania
combination. The teams appeared
equally matched In offensive and de-
fensivo strength, and n bit Of brilliant
playing by J. W. Cooper, Woodbridge
and Thomas accounted for three goals
and brought victory 20 the Orange and
Black. Captain Amelia and Linglebach
stood out for the Quakers, the latter
making the goal.
Princeton completely outplayed the
Pennsylvanians in the opening period.
and shortly after the opening whistle
]. ". Cooper, playing inside right, shot
a pretty goal from scrimmaCe- The
ball remained In the Quaker territory
for the remainder OF the half.
With the score tied, Pennsylvania let
loose a powerful drive for victory, but
Hurditch, Martin and j. c. Cooper es..
tablished a strong defense and turned
back the offensive. With but seven
minutes left to play the Tiers found
themselves, and In a twinkling Wood
hrid0e the fnsido right, cluding two
Pennsylvania backs, drew .goalkeeper
Copperthewaite out OF petition By n
fake boot and then shot the ball flying
past him into the net for the winning
tally.
This did not satisfy the Tigers. and
Thomas, inside left, put tho game on
ice by sending the ball squhrely be-
tween Copperthewaitc's legs for an
- IL L...n ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Mrnn. KentuckH Coach

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. IA. ("Jack')
Wynn. Of Mount Sterling, Ky, cap
tain OF the Princeton Tigers IN 1917,
to-day was made head football coach
OF the University OF Kentucky. Selec-
tion Of Wynn 20 succeed William
Juneau was announced following a
meeting Of the university athletic conn
ell last night. lie was line coach for
the Kentucky Wildcats last season.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
New Jersey Boxing Commissions May Clash as Result of Bnamweh Battle
Bouts HereabOuts

TO-NI0HT
Madlson eouare Garden--''Nrt" ANA
tfur championship toufnn menf.
RINK sporflnr Clab--Johuny Dundee
W. Gene belmont. twelve rounds.
FRIDAY
stadium. Jtrey Clfy--ftallan lack
Herman ". fArrv Wiiiiaos, twelve
roupds.
Madison sqoare Garden--.Rltchie Nit
cheh w. Charley White. nnecn rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth sporting Club -
SPENCER Gardner ". Danny Edwards.
twelve rounds kld Dukler ". Joe Nell
son, twelve rounds,
RldErw0od Grove rDcrting Cab
BERT spencer w. sailor Joe nelly,
twelve roundsi Jackie Coburn ,vs. Joe
Iobln. an rounda.
pth Regiment Armory--Al study ".
Johnny Martin, twefse rounds.
ad Naval NlliHa Armory - Charlie
Murray ". Barry Norton, twelve
Feuno~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Yale Football Schedule
Practically Finished

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. iS.-An-
nouneement from Montreal last night
that McGill University will meet Yale
on the gridiron here on October 20 next
year indicates that the Yale football
schedule for 1928 Is virtually COM
pleted. II Yale cuts rs schedule 20
eight games. as Harvard has done,
there remains but one open date. Oc-
tober 81 The tentative schedule as
made known 40 far Is as follows:
October 9, Nortn Carolina. ~, University
% Georgia. 30, Mc0ul University, Novem-
her 2, Army, 10. Drown ~ frincetoni
"a Harvard ut Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
nnnpIns Meets Al Carpenter

Jack Douglas, the West Sider' ana
Al Carpenter, the United States Navy
heavyweight, will battle for the Ma
tionel Guard title this evening. when
thew hook UP over the twelve-round
route az the iO2d Medical Regiment Az
mory. II is the first heavyweight bout
staged at the armory this year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Ninth Win for De In Sale

De La Sale rang up lts ninth
straight basketball Victory yesterday
afternoon AZ tho home court, defeat
lnR the Dwight quintet ~ TO 9. Joe
Kelly, who was called on 20 substl
tuto for Captain Joe Langton. proved
tho star Of the game, making several
Epectacular field goals.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
shugrue-FIores Preliminary
Ratified for Friday Night
tlret Smith Bone of Contention Between Respec-
, tive Boards of Neighboring States; Charlie White
i Due To-day to Train for Bout With Mitchell
By Jack Lawrence

management of Madison Square Garden definitely
a bout between Elmo Flores Johnny shugrue sched
he semina TO the Charley WhteRchie Mitchell scrap which
M Garden program tomorrow night would take place. despite
.t the Boxing Commission had informed Frank Churchill
Filipino that he could not send Flores in against shugue
~ rs Of his contract with both Flores and Pancho Villa
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Tennis Stars Will TtUinkIe
BelOiU the MasOn-DixOn Line
Tilden, Richards, VOsheIl, Williams and Other Nei
Champions to Play in Title Tournaments in the
Land of Palm and Pine Throughout the Winter
By Fred Hawthorne

For yeaT the Of the golfers who could
afford the luxury annual tournament the South
winter Pinehurst NJ c.; White Sulphur Springs Hot Springs Palm
Beach, Miami Augustine Bear and Jacksonville Fa have been
the gong enthusiasts and the numbers who play the
Southern thousands With the first openings the North
links these happy adyenturs skip bach home and start their long
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14


v.Is ere -. ..,trsss calls for a $3.50 di-
= a, nonoy paid to the fighter
''',os ,,,srry to the boxing law
va's- .,. 80. 4 triangular converse
o. ~, ,.-..s the commission, the
tcn -.,,esment and Mr.. Churchill
GaFds. la 20 the reaching Of an
apPsss apPsiss. .greement yesterday after
- las also been some question
rrtsther the Midget Smith-Joe
echt involving the bantam
VI. ebampionship Of the world and
is..i~lsd IA take place as the Garden
- evening Of December %. would
sssetiohed By the Boxing Commits
a.s
Lyneh-smith for Title
&. many injuries have been made
!, 80 writer as TO this match that
:. -,de a particular investigation OF
=. srbiect. The information obtained
~ the highest possible sources was
!. the effect that Lynch and Smith
IN reet IN a fftcen-round battle Tor
!, worlds bantamweight champion
IL IN Madison Square Garden on the
,rsi Of December p.
Nth IL under suspension in New
~, because Of his failure 20 go
r,sgh with a match with Irish
4fsy Curtin, which was set for some
IA In the early summer. Subse-
as-lly the Jersey commission agreed
Z sise the ban on Smith IL he would
ne 70 meet Curtin In a bout at the
n Regiment Armory, IN Jersey
dit. This Smith agreed TO do, but
ortin At the last moment called of
4, boot, for reasons that have never
NJ, made quite clear. The fact that
4, Jersey commission bad given
S~ih permission 20 meet Curtin in
4, second bout, which was scheduled
= ave taken place on the night Of De-
,,-bsr 4. caused the New York board
"a ale the view that the Midget had
go reinstated in Jersey.
IA Investigation by the New York
krng authorities developed the fact
a., ;he Midget was ready TO go
ssroufh With the Curtin battle and was
h training for II when the event was
e,r.5 of or postponed at the request
n crrt,n himself. This led the New
Ysrk sounission 70 believe that Smith
Ia LIVED rp 10 his part in the agree
nert sta hat there was no longer any
f,s,. ,or s1ercising the ban which had
h.,o ,as,3 on him here through sym
sitg vsn the action OF the Jersey
bsdy.
0pn Break May Come
Fsa as natter may lead 70 an open
B,,ti ktrsen the boxing boards Of
jssg nd New York Is no secret
HKn Willie Jackson and Johnny
slsgrue net at the 4th Regiment Ar
nEy n Jersey City a week or more
n i was announced that Midget
Sth and Johnny Curtin would appear
Ae IN the main bout on the night Of
hsnber is. This bout, OF course
s,3 not take place II Smith was TO
nt'fough with his battle with Joe
TX. al the Garden on the night OF
ttzber %.
nl local Boxing Commission be-
ira that it has co-operated with the
hny authorities sufficiently in sus-
nshg Midget Smith until such time
nks agreed 10 meet Irish Johnny Cur.
a When the two boys were signed
. lie New York commission felt that
Rtsa fulflled its obligations and that
here was no longer any reason Tor
raalizing Smith in this state.
While the suspension Of Lynch has
nysr been officially lifted in this
et,s or In Jergey, the writer was given
= understand yesterday from the high
u possible source that the Lynch
smith fght would take place on the
l'ehs Of December %, regardless OF
VIA. action the Jersey boxing board
night take In an effort 70 prevent It.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Corriean X. Of c. Road Run

Corrlgan Council, 7o5, X. Of CT
will hold a fve-mile invitation road
run Sunday next, starting at i6oth
street and Amsterdam Avenue at
o'clock. All runners are invited 70
etart
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14

Ooais-Princeton; !. W Cooper. Wood
bridge, Thomas, pennsylvahia lanHi
Tor Townley, oliver for Jewstt. TownleY
Tor gtinaon. Hollywood. of New
York Llncsrnen-C4pt Hunaicker. of
Haverford, and ffoag. of Haverfofd. Time
of halves 4s minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
hho1 20 PInv Noire namn

i,,sal -saaltobURG, H., Dec. i3.-Con-
~ .sfe signed between Knox Coli
i1f.,, ms city and Notre Dame Uni
b ~ Io,eay Tor a baseball game 10
y ,-.leo here May %. There has been
tttsi. US sse contest between the two
'0f more than tvsnty years.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
McIane Cross-Couniry Captain

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. i3. - Elmer
MeLane, who finished fifth IN the inter
collegiate cross-country ehampionships'
has been elected captain Of the uni
versity OF Pennsylvania hill and dale
runners for next season. His home is
in oklahoma.