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New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Whnbek SemiFna oumer
Record List of
Entries for Bic
Skating Meet
One Hundred and Nine
Will Contest in Ice Races
To Be Held at Newburgh

NEWBURGH. ~ T.. Dec. 2S.-The
oficial list Of entries announced by the
Newburgh Skating Association diseloses
the fact that 100 speed and fancy skst-
ers Of both sexes will compete in the
Middle Atlantic outdoor speed skating
championships here on New Years
Day. The list IL the biggest ever as
semblsd for a championship skating
meet in this country. II comprises
with one or two exceptions practically
every speed skater Of prominence In
amateur circles In this country and
Canada.
Heading the list are Joe Moore. Of
New York City. who will como here 70
defend his title Of Middle Atlantic
champion. and who is also international
indoor champion and Canadian outdoor
otampioni Charles Jewtraw, Of Lake
Placid, present New York State cham
pion and former national champion,
Vho lost the title Of ACE" Of American
skaters through a technieAlity last
year; Duke Donovan, OF 81. Paul, win
ncr Of the silver cup championship at
Lake Placid last winter: Charles Cor
nan, OF 81. John, ". b., holder Of one
Of the worlds skating recOrdsi Eddie
Gloster, Of Toronto, for four years
Ontario champions Al Neuhfer, OF
Cleveland, the Ohio State champion; /;
Paul Forsman. Of New York City, rateq
as the second best sprinter on the steel
runners in she country and a. present
Eastern and metropolitan outdoor
hampton; West Becker and Leslie
Boyd, Of New York. two Of the best
,katrrs over the Longer distances; Billy
Murphy. Of New York, former national
me mile championi Pat Coreoran, the
a. Paul flyer; Emery Stephenson, OF
toronto, one of the best oi the cana
ian skaters: Bobby Hearn. Brooklyn
hampton; George Pickering, the crack
'aterson skater; James Hennessey, o.
lake Placid, intercollegiate champion :
Valentino Balls and Martin Brewster,
,lso Of Lake Placid, two Of the most
,rcmising Of the younger snters, ana
others Of lesser prominence. 90,
The women's championships VIII
bring together the leading women
need skaters Of thi6 country and
anada, among the entries being Miss
iladys Robinson, Of Toronto, interna-
.ional champion, and Miss Elsie Null
lor Of the isist Street lee Palace, New
YORK. City. national. middle Atlantic
Eastern and Metropolitan champion.
Others who will compete in the won.
ems events are Miss Edna Webster, OF
Toronto: Miss Mildred TTuslow, Miss
Otllle Barth, Miss Martha Dose. Miss
Hattie Dose, Miss Marguerite Consty,
Miss Peggy Harrington and Miss Alice
McDermoti, all OF New York City;
Mrs. Jack Ripping, Of Troy; Miss
Patricia Bequet, Of Msspeth, l.. l., and
others. The number Of entries for
tho women's events Is the largest ever
received for a women's championship
race.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Reekie Defeats Feary
On Pinehurst Links

PINEHURST, n. c., Dec. 2S..-Mor-
ton L. Feary. Of Garden City, N. "
uedsl.st in the midwinter golf tour
n,mcnt az Pinohurst. was defeated in
u, first round Of match play to-day
By William Reekie, Of Upper Mont
ciir. n. j., former New Jersey cham
pon. up and 8 70 play.
Normal II. Maxwell. Of Philadelphia
former North and South champion
defeated +. r. Heating. Of New York
Maxwell will oppose Reekie tomorrow
The summaries:
Virst slxiecn-wiliam Reekie. Upper
I puor Moniclair defeated Morton T.
,fsxweil. White Marsh. defeated T. T.
Seaung Scw York. ! up 90 hoies(; J. q
Mcdonald. Sleepy Hollow, defeated \ ~
Rsfncy Greenwich. 9 and n. k4ssel
Moore Couuiy. 4 and Donald farson
rounestown. defeated j. G. Boau. Moore
COUNTY. : and .; E T. Scoheid. Stamford
t,fssted =. :. Fuller. SLEEPY Hollow.
staied O. a. Howard. Halifax. and 4
,tan -. Chapman. Greenwich, defcstsd
trfrh Bydolek Buffalo. 4 and ..
esrond .elAtcen-H. L. Newton. White
sinh won from IL. !. Blue. Aberdeen. by
lshu.t. T. Earl Long, Detroit, defeated
Iadsr. slwanoy. defeated u ". WiswelL
Lkvsnok. = and J. y. Armstrong rev
.tndou. defeated n. -. Carter. Detroit.
: ana g; Hugh Haiseu. Dallas, defeated
Lambert splanc. Detroit 4 end Q ~. 2.
ltn KaAlte. ocean. defeated g. W.. VAT
on Garden city. 4 and :. ~. W. Peters
,H.sslsvood. defeated H. &, Buckni insier.
Ninehesttr. I up; L. Becker, Moore
segn,y. defested George Van keuren'
nngleWood, 2 and l.
Third SIXTEEN. D. Wilson, Mlnnikshda.
esisa'sd Dr. ). s. Brown. douicisir. Z
4la J. y. Dod-on, Berkshire, defeated
= NJ ". James Fox Hiil. s and 5; 7. ~.
- ~ hrifn. Detroit defeated %. v. Covert
lsItlo. ] up. y. s. Hurd. WostuorelRnd,
tisatel ". T. Barr. Deering HarhOr, !
ID. II. y. Newton. White Marsh. defeated
=. Aberle. white Marsh, , up luinetoen
s.eissli 4 s. Mclaughlin. Ekwanof. de-
~e,s4 J. II. B0Wkqr. Woodland. I and = !.
4 W. Shlbley Englewood. dSfested V. u.
s.ooP., Overlook. and y. \. Win
Va, A,nnikanda, defeated c. y. Newell.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
N. Y.U. Team Is
Eliminated as
ChessChamPiOn
Defeat at Hands of Nj. |. +.
i'm intercollegiate League
n Surprise TO Locals

Administering the frat defeat 20
New York University BY the decisive
score Of al. tho championship chess
team Of the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology advanced into the lead as
the result Of tho play in the third
round OF tho tWenty-fourth annual
tournament OF the Intercollegiate
Chess League a. the rooms Of the Mar
shall Chess Club yesterday.
This was tho third match contested
by the New Englanders and the second
to be won by them, with total game
scors Of 6h-5s. Against this City
College. drawn for the bye yesterday,
has scored ono and a half matches cot
OF two with a game total Of ~ 2 u.
Inasmuch as Il was G. G. y. Y. that dc.
feated NJ. 7. T. IN the nrst round. the
New Workers must be considered as
distinctly in the running.
The NJ. ]. J. quartet was reinforced
yesterday By Thomas NJ. Edison son
OF the inventor. who took The place OF
Stark AZ the fourth board. lie. signal.
lied his appearance by administering
defeat 20 William Namonson, OF New
York University, who up 10 yesterday
had a clean slate Of two victories.
Namonson, however, was not at his
best, losing a piece at his tenth turn
and later on his queen. consequently
Edison did not have TO extend himself
He won In thirty moves.
In the match between pennsylvania
and Cornell, Pennsylvania won hy "a
20 IL, this being the second reverse
sustained by the men from Ithaca.
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29

him at 10-9 in the eleventh nano'
IN spite Of Gould's splendid victory
the Yale Club won the team match By
a total OF J--2. ". A. Kimbel, OF Co
lumbia, being the only other wesrer Of
the Light Blue TO score over fsie
man. Kimbcl defeated c. J. MaeGuirs
BY a score Of 15-11, Ills, 15--iS' IN
keenly played contest, during whieh
the ultimate winner remained in doubt
almost until the final hand had been
played
The Harvard Club, on its own courts,
defeated the Crescent Athletic CLUB py
scoro Of 10 9, in the oaly othef
match played yesterday. yale, Wlth
five victories and no defeats, leads inc
league. with Harvard second. with fouf
victories and one defeat, and Columbia
I Princeton and Crescent following 10
/ that order. Il. Earl Fink, Of the Cres-
cents, flashed another brilliant streak
Of squash yesterday by defeating An-
derson Dara, the No. ! man on the
Harvard team, taking the honors by
a score Of l5-2, 1913, 15-4. II was
only recently that Fink gained fame BY
! humbling Coward in a league mateh'
The New Moon player is improving
steadily and has reached that point
now where he is match for any OF
the amateurs.
Chief interest a. the Columbia Club
court centered, Of course. around the
Gould Coward match. Coward has not
been showing the form Of late that
won him the national honors last year,
but many figured that greater cndur-
anee would enable him 70 outlaSt Gould
and come through 10 victory. Gould
has been South for several weeks and
hence was a biz shy Of competitive
practice. but the sheer wizardry Of
his stroking and the terrific pace he
put into his shots we're too strong a
combination for Coward 20 withstand.
The worlds court tennis champion
started with a rush in the 8fst game,
scoring FIVE points 10 C0Ward's one In
the third hand end leading at II 10 4
a. the end Of the seventh hand. Gould's
bsckhand was a marvel Of power and
deadly accuracy and bis gets bordered
on the uneanny In some Of the fast
rallies.
A session Of unsteadinsss on Gould's
part enabled Coward TO bring the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Saviola Gets Decision
Over Mario at ArmOry

Joe saviOla, Of the lO2d Medical Reg
imeht, earned the decision over Tony
Mario in the main eight-round event
at the i02d Medical Regiment Armory
last night. Saviola won by his clean
body punching. The. last FIVE ROUNDS
were feplete with action. and II was In
the latter part Of the SIGHT that Joe
gained his margin. Mario. who scaled
1859 pounds, is also from the iO2d Med
ieal Regiment.
In another eight-round affair Bobby
Green, Of the l02d Medical Regiment,
was awarded the verdict over Andy
Ketchel, Of the 7ist Regiment. They
are hywaights. Steve Maroon knocked
out Roy Taylor, Of the naval militia. in
the fourth round Of a scheduled six
round preliminary encounter. Maroon
halls from the 27th Division train.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29

affair. The ssmi-anal Of twelve rounds
brings together Babe Herman end
Hughie Hutchison, Seotty Monteithf
bare legged savage" In this bout
Hutchison is figured By the experts
70 take the decision, although bic ad
yersary has the greater reputation Of
the two. To our way Of thinking this
bout will provide more action than The
final. Herman, who has had some
rough Shedding Of late, appears 20 have
recovered the form that made him one
Of the most promising fssthcrweightf
In the world year ago. In bis las
start he handed a severe drubbing 20
the tough KID Kaplan IN the latterf
home town. Mcrldon, Conn.
The show scheduled for the Rink
Sporting Club In Brooklyn last night
was called of b. Jack Leon, hssd q
the organization, because the attend
ance was so small. Mr.. Leon an
nounccd that the show would be put
on Saturday night and that the ticket
issued for last night would be good
then. In the main bout Andy (Kid)
Palmer was scheduled 20 meet Frarkie
Powers in one Of three ten-round bouta.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29

The punehful Paneho lent a lot OF
local color 20 his denial Of these re-
ports by stepping through a series OF
fast workouts with some formidable
sparring partners al Orupp's yesterdey
afternoon. IN addition 70 this he
worked at the weights and wound up
his training for this scrap By slammins
the bag for six minutes.
The injured ankle was taped and hao
been treated By a doctor, but u does
not seem 70 be an injury that VIII pre-
vent villa from putting up his b9st
performance against the New England
bantam. Despite the reports about the
injury villa continued 20 reign a
fayorite over Martin In the betting.
There Il a lot Of villa money around,
but apparently not great deal 20 Be
wagercd on Terry.
A Big Drawing Card
The hold that the Filipino has on
the public l. little short Of amazing
In view OF the fact that the title he
holds - the American hyweight cham.
pionshlp - was won from Johnny But
when the latter was hardly able 10 hold
up his hands. villa and his fellow
islander, Elmo Flores, arc probably
the best drawing cards now doing bust
ness in New York rings, and this ..
undoubtedly due 20 tho fact that
neither ever fails 20 put up a real two
listed fight, even though defeat may b
the final outcome.
Flores has not achieved any decisions
In his recent battles OF Madison Square
Garden, but to-day he Is one OF ths
best attractions that can be put on By
any New York club. IL can be said
that Pancho Villa is the most interest,"
ing fighter. with the possible exception
OF Benny Leonard, and perhaps one Of
two other real champions, who are nov
doing business here.
villa should win tonight without
great dlfhculty unless his ankle should
collapse under him, which seems 70 "
10 be highly improbable, In Terr,
Martin he meets one Of the toughes'
OF the bantams, young man who car
be considered Of championship calibei
--as bantamweight champions are run
ming just now.
Martin is a hard hitter and plug
ger, tireless and unwearying IN his con
stant attack, but he is not spectacular
nor - ne latt fNoukh " hieANt w
flashing brilliance Of this Filipino
Judging from Martins recent perform
ances in local rings, he is good enough
70 win over joe lynch. holder Of th'
worlds bantamweight title. However
despite a weight advantage Of seyera
pounds, he doesn't figure 20 win Owe
/ villa tonight. The latter is too fas
and too hard a hitter 20 be stopped b!
man Of Martins style.
a Miniature Harry Greb
That this battle will be a whirlwin'
affair, however. is indicated by thii
same style that Martin adopts He Il
a miniature Harry Grcb and has th'
Pittsburgher's habit Of keeping his op
ponent on the retreat. Retreat IS
word that Pancho Villa knows nothing
about. He Is always more than viii
/ ing 20 stand toe-to-toe and trade drive
regardless Of the size and weight o
his opponent.
The articles In to-night's debate cal
/ for Martin 10 weigh in at ll6 pounds
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Yesterday
after his final workout, he tipped th'
/ beam at ii5A, which means that h
will be we'll under the prescribed fg
ures whom he weighs IN officially to-day
The two little fellows are 70 20 ffteei
rounds.
Three good bouts will preeede thi
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Nature Defeats Harmon
In Title Cue Match

James Nature defeated Charles Bar-
mon in the second block Of play for
the Eastern states pocket billiard
championship last night al Lawlsr
Brothers, Academy, Brooklyn. The
score was 1893 10 80 and the total score
for the two blocks thus FAR played L.
307 20 2i9.
Last night Nature bad a high run 81
65 and Harmon a high run Of 2i
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Chajes and SchapirO
Draw i'm Chess Match

Oscar Chaies and Morris A. SchApiro
contested the hfth game Of their match
at the rooms OF the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday. II resulted In q draw
after tventy-nine moves through . rep.
etition Of the same play on the part of
Schapiro. who preferred not 70 dsk
complications. Chaies had the white
side Of an English opening. The rec
ord 20 date: Chaies, .; schapiro, 4,
drawn .
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Boston Beats McCill OH Ice

BOSTON, Dec. 2S.-Boston College
defeated McGill University at Hockey
here tonight, 70 I, Tho Boston team
outskated the Canadians and excelled
In stick handling. Captain Leo Hughes
OF Boston College was the individual
star Of the game, scoring all three
goals for his team. Morrison netted
McCill's only point in the third period.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Bouts HereGbOuts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Nfadlsou square Oarden-Panchs
villa ". Terry Martin, Ib roandsI Behe
Herman w. nuEhey Hutchlnssn, ~
rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth 4. C,--Daany "a.
wards W. Abe Goldstein. ~ roundsl
Jimmy CanerO W. Babs smith, ~
rounds.
sch Regiment AgmoFy-Lss Wedo ".
Ruby stein, u r0unds Bobby Wagner
W. Jimmy FOLEY, 10 rounds.
RidfeweOd Grove \. C,---Iohnny Can
nor ". Tern Miller, ~ roundei Jim
Henry w. Johnny Herman, 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Blumnarden Wins With Cue

Norris Blumgarden. advanced 70 the
final OF his section In the round robin
handicap pocket billiard tournament IN
progress at the Recreation Academy
Manhattan, last night when he de-
feated X. +. Moseley, IS points 20 Ss.
Blumgarden played TO 80 points, while
his opponent was handicapped at so
rofnla
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Injured Ankle Won't PreUent
Villa Boxing Martin Tonight
Furious Filipino Denies That He VIII be Unable 10
Meet Providence Star and Engages in Strenuous
Work Out to Prove That Underpinning ls u. M
By Jack Lawrence

rumO circulation yesterday 10 the effect that Pancho VIVA dus
an injury ankle would bo unable go through with his hen
round fight tonight Madison Garden with Terry Martin OF
Providence brought voy vehement dna last night Inc mos'
emphatic Of these Panho himself The furious Filipino while
that OF his In practice bout at Grupps
gymnasium insisted that would prevent him from going after
Martin az appointed time and place.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Columhia Loses d Hockey

LAKE PLACID, n. Y, Dec. 2s.-The
Dartmouth hockey team defeated Co.
lumbia here to-day, , 90 1, the second
victory in two days. Columbia showed
some improvement. David B. Rogers.
Of Columbia, again was the individual
star.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Cannefax Wins Two Games

Bob Cannefax won both afternoon
and evening blocks Of his three cushion
billiard match with Jean Bruno at the
Strand Academy yesterday. The scores
were so 70 % and 80 10 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
IOomis Institute Star Beats
Cohen Of Commerce 90, 6-2
Wood and Kahn Also Reach SemiFinaI in Junior
Division and Brainerd WhilbeCk Defeats Pbipps
in BOYS Class at the Seventh Regiment Armory
By Fred Hawthorne

~ optmist with good working imagination had dubbed lssdore
e public parks champion from the High School Of
% Killer after the second day Of play in the annual national
uO championship singles lawn tennis tournament the h
[ Armory. But if Cohen Zion killer, then, in truth John
- ub Loomis Institute, Windsor, "licn tamer
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Honsnh Wins With Cue

J. Honsch defeated J. Clemmens, 100
10 e5. In the Class c balk line billiard
tournament now IN progress nt the
Lawler Brothers Academy, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Jay Gould Scores Unexpected
Victory Over Squash Champion

Jay Could representing the Columbia Club Class squash tennis
team was the bright star courts yesterday in the Metropolitan
League team match Yale Club Columbia terrain Gould
ayng with whwnd speed dazzling brancy OF stroke defeated
Thomas Coward Of the Yale Club the national champion by score OF
s6 1913 coming behind the last game when Coward led
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
Enirics Close for Boxing Bouts

c,1lh'fies for the 81. Anselm's Athletic
so smnteur boxing tournament. 10
'sia At the clubhouse, l55th Street
.aa linton Avenue, will close to-mor-
~ -Four classes will be contested
1siy-llo, iis, 100 and 13s pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29

81. I. T. played white on the oaa.num.
bered boards The openings: sieialian
defense, 2. Ruy Lopez; ., Vienna =
Giuoco Piano.
After three rounds the standing Of
the five colleges is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29

In the fourth round to-day tho pair,
ings are City College vs.. Cornell and
PcnnsylvaniA vs.. NJ. ]. 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
PRINCETON

Yale played white on the odd-numberad
boards The openings: !. Sielilan defense.
p Ruy Lopez; Q, French defense g. Ciuoco
Plano.
The standing after two completed
rouude.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
rENNsYLvANiA va cor

Tgih,,t.t.stt..--r iqiAi-.----. '''.'. y
rsnn,yivania played white on the 90
numbered boafds The openings; J. hpf
f.opes; :. french defenss: 3. Queen : uam-
on declinedi 4. center Counter oAnoN.
49, Us. MASSACHUSETTS TECH
New-York tribune., 1922-12-29
COLUMBUS vs. HARVARD

Harvard played white on the odd-num-
bered boards. Tho openings; L, Queen .
Gai-bit declined: 2. Potron defense: },
Queens Cbmbit declined; I, Pour Knights.
YALE Vs. PRINCETON
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
MEET FOR FIRST TIME
IN HALF A CENTURY

Dallas, Aug. Two men who
had seen neither hide nor hair"
Of each other for over so years.
accidentally encountered each
other on the Salem Dallas auto
bus last week. The two men in
question were r. l.. Dashiel OF
Falls City. and J. D. Lee, recent
ly a candidate for governor. now
residing in Portland. Mr.. Dashiel
formerly lived in Dallas. but
about two years ago moved 10
Falls City. He had been in Salem
receiving medical attention for
his eyes and on the way back met
Mr. Lee. II developed that at one
tine he was engaged as a teams
ter for Mr.. Lees father, This
was back in '6s and the two had
"a great deal in common to talk
about Mr.. Lee himself is one Of
the eounty's old timers and was
engaged in various kinds OF bus-
iness in Dallas in his early man
hood. At one time he was in bus
iness here with his father.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
NEW MOTION PICTURE
COMPANY INCORPORATES

W. s. U'Ren, J. E. Proffitt, A.
G. Delmering and F. J. Randall
are the incorporators Of the Day-
ton Motion Picture association, for
which articles OF incorporation were
filed with the corporation depart
ment here Saturday. The capital
stock is $4,000 and headquarters
are to be in Portland.
With a capital stock of $4,000.
the Central Oregon Brick company
was Incorporated by E. P. Broster-
hous, E A Friberg and H. H. De-
Almond. Headquarters viii be at
Bend
The Columbia Planning Min com
psny. with headquarters at Astoria.
has been Incorporated BY G. WILEY.
Cook, Carrie Cook, William A. Lv-
nois and Charlotte Lynois. Capital
stock IS slS,00o.
The Union Meat company has de-
creased its capital stock from $50
Geo to $4,000 end a notice Of dis
solution was filed by the Clarke
LHmber company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
COURT NOT TO STOP
PIGKETING OF CAFES

The supreme court Saturday de-
MED a petition Of Portland restau-
rant operators for a temporary in
junction prohibiting picketing in
front Of their establishments. The
petition was brought in the eases
Of the liberty cafeteria, plaintiff
and appellant, against George shan
non, as president OF the Cooks
and Assistants local No. 207, and
others, and A. Rhode and ". c.
Rupert, plaintiffs and appellants.
the same defendants.
Chief Justice Burac;t snd Just
ices Bean, Rand, Harris and Nc
Court signed the order denying the
petition which had asked for an in
Junction pending the outcome Of a
suit now pending in the supreme
court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
WHY GIRLS LAVE HOME
This Fine Show as the Especial
Attraction at Oregon Theatre
Tomorrow

Rarely if ever has the city of
Salem had a finer opportunity
than this to show its appreciation
OF a sterling picture attraction.
why Girls Leave Home" is has
ed on the human story Of the life
OF a girl who has been lured
from home and family ties. 1t is
but the reflex OF a condition Of So
ciety in general that causes great
concern throughout the land.
Thru q very human and appealing <
story this condition is depicted
and the remedy suggested that
will make its appeal not only to
fathers and mothers OF the land
but to young Womanhood Of Am
erica in q way that VIII leave a
lasting impression The picture is
big from every point OF view. Its
characters are all in the hands OF
distinguished artists and the en-
tire attraction will long be re-
membered by the picture fans OF
Salem.