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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
AMERICAN CONSULATE
Is DESTROYED BY FIRE

BIZ Q HiItU ITeSS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The office
of the American consulate at Chi
huahua, it's records and archives were
destroyed by fire Sunday, the State
Department was advised today by
Consul OFT at Chihuahua.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06

Claude Hamilton, IS. 935 Bates ST.,
the first person to open a Liberty
Bell savings account at the Bankers
Trust Company Saturday is shown
right hand is a Liberty Bell bank, in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin

'itis, and for pain in genral Accept
only "Bayer" package which contains
roper directions. Handy boxes of
.welve tablets cost few cents. Drug
yists also sell bottles Of "a and 100.
spirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
# Salicylicacid.-Adv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06

a traffic officer grabbed a young
woman by the arm and shook her at
Illinois and Washington SITS. because
she crossed traffic. She said some
thing to him and he told her TO shut
up. not to talk back, and he raised
his hand to slap herr. c.
A man pumped up his tire by hand
while about ten feet away was a free
air station. +. V.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06
THAN
WH|SKEY FOR
BAD COLDS

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold or Cough Due to Cold
a n d Prevent Complica-
tiOnS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06

What odd or unusual sight or
incident did you see today? Write
it down and send 1t to The Times
Il Spied Editor"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-06

Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er if You Cannot Feel Re
lief Coming Within Two
Minutes.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-12

400, ,0OO, ,O00, or S6 per cent bigger than that of William H. Johnston, although both are based upon the valuations of individual railways already made pub lie by the commission. It can hardly be expected that the Interstate Com merce Commission will be much in fluenced by them"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-12
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MOHAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONAs,.s

Kingman April 15h 1922. adjournment April 3rd 1922 the Board of Supervisors Mohave County Arizona o'clock Present. GEO B. AYERS, Chairman K. RIDENOUR Member ORA THoMP SON, Clerk.
 The Pay Roll April approved paid
 FUND MO- TO WHOM PURPOSE AMOUNT Officials and Employees of Mohave
 County period ending April 15 1922 ..-.$ 115 O. being business the Board stands until Ap
 B AYERS, '" Chairman Board of Supervisors Mohave County, Arizona ORA R. THOMPSON
 Clerk, of Supervisors Mohave County, Arizona. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MOHAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.
 Kingman, April 29h 1922. Board o'clock A. M Present. GEO B. AYERS, Chairman and ORA R. THOMPSON, Clerk '&. quorum, until o'clock A. M.May list, 1922. ..
 GEO. B. AYERS Chairman of Supervisors, County Arizona Attest: j xfialIAaA ORA THOMPSON IT Clerk, Supervisors Mohave County, Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-12

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
 MOHAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA Kingman, May 1922. ' Pursuant to recess of of County M Present. GEO. IB AYERS Chairman; w. B. STEPHENS Member RIDENoUR Member; JR County Attorney and ORA THoMP SON. Clerk }s",>' Minutes the previous meeting and approved
 and ordered answered and filed
 the following firms the New Hospital furnishings were opened and the Clerk was directed tabuate sideraton: Co.,, Quality Shop McComb Ware Cm Co, Arizona Stores Co., cou Goods Co, L. Marshall Knon Root The Max W0cher Son Co, Scanlan Co.,, Central Commercial Co., County Attorney Mr. Hne makes statement to the Board that o951 that charged to the Attorneys Office Ex pen were with the West murder ,. The County Treasurer be and hereby authorizes, to herd fund and the balance o pd l9lo " e1un to the County Funds. Chairman Board Supervisors, County, Arizona
 ORA R. THOMPSON,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors Mohave County, Arizona Smith, of Highway Commission, appeared before requested that the of will be and upon Stephens that the County hereby authorized transfer from the General Highway Fund the of Six Thousand Dollars be used for the completion of certain of the The County hereby authorized make following change in the assessment roll: ~@$:=zI Cancel taxes of the l. R. Bartholomew estate s245S-account Upon Mr. Ayers which duly seconded and carried, Rugges appointed Appraiser of State Lands & Mr. Smith, Chairman of the Highway Commission appeared be- fore the Board and presented the following
 
 At the meeting of the Mohave County Highway Com this 7 of April 1922 the following resolution was | formed and
 WHEREAS: County Highway Commission have in
 employ capable Locating Engineer and crps and their work completed appropriation has the building of road to Boulder Canyon and survey 1 must be made II
 BE IT RESOLVED Highway Commission survey Boulder Canyon and that services Engineer and his Corps be retained for | thsi purpose. "
 foregoing upon call unanimously adopted
 ANSON SMITH, airman,M Count Connms | JOHN HEMPHIIL, @5v n9!
 Secretary .~4r..@ l duly carried agreed office be abolished to take effect May
 taken from the O. D. R. Iist and the appropriated his Los Angeles
 5000 month effective from May 1st, 1922. Ager changed s2ooo per month"; effective from April 1st 1922
 carried the St. Josephs Orphans Home the three Smith children who placed that institution by their father and the for their transportation his resignation Chief Probation Officer with the and approval of the Boar the Judge o the McWhorr salary $5O00 month Cornwall ende resignation Justice of the Peace of Owens | Precinct p.e ei Recorder and Chief month approved by the Board
 before the Board behalf of the Es Ball Club after dscussion the Es Base Ball Club granted the right the Mohave County Base Ball and o charge admission therefor. The following examined and ordered drawn for  PURPOSE AMOUNT Salary Pay of Officials Employees | County period ending 3,175O General Aen Isadora, D. R. for April 2000
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-22
Notice For Publication

Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land of"'e III
Hugo, Colorado. June s. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Herman M. KING. o'
cbsvenne Wells Colorado. who on September 1oth
1918. made Homestead Entry Serial No. OBI ss 'or
o,ss.s. ia. is. 16. IL. 22 and 23. Section
township. 70. South, Range As West 9Th Pm
epuI Meridian. has filed notice Of intention 10
make final three year proof. to establish claim 10
,be land above described. before the Clerk o' the
District Court in and for the County Of chsysnne'
Colorado a, Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. on the ION
day o, July, 1922. Claimant names as witnesses
p x. shrrod. L. L, shrrod. 6. G. Hatcher. J. ".
ue9ot. all Of Cheyenne Wells. Colorado
J. r, BEAVERS. Register
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-22
Call For Bids

Nv ,bs virtue OF powers vested in US BY tho s.sss
-. - sohooI District No. Six. Cheyenne oounS'
Colorado at the general school election sela In u
Nav es2. we will receive sealed o'o. io' tns
of the following school property ana ou'00A
to-wit: ,,, ,n,wn az the
Star View school, located on Section ~ TOWN.
The school house and outbudinRs and one ac.e q.
of land with good well on the same known - so
johnson school. located on seeuon g. ''""
IA, Range ~. South. u. ~ ,v
An bids mus, be in tho hands Of tho ssers'a'y Ds
10 o'clock. noon, Saturday. June gath. 1922 1hs
s,,s Of This property will bs for cash on'v me
road reserves the right to reject any and all oso'
on this sale. il it So DESIRES
Dated this 22d day Of May. 4. D. 1923.
H. G, LoWARY. Secretary
School Board District No. Six
Cheyenne County. COLORADO
First pub. May 25. '22 Last puo ''''' 90 .
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-22

Mes. Ellen Breeden and son,
Noel, will hold a public sale on
next Thursday afternoon, June
10Th, sale to start at one o'clock
sharp, at their farm thirteen
miles south and five miles west
of Cheyenne Wells. The sale
will consist of cattle. horses.
farm machinery, house holdgoods
and other articles. Watch for
the large sale bills for terms and
description of stock etc.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-22
Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land Once

Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land once al
Hugo. Colorado. June sth 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Etzabsth F. snow. o.
First View. Colorado. who on February 30. 1919
made homestead entry serial No. o1sl3o. Tor LOIS
S. 6, z and 8. Section 2. Township IA s.. Range
4e ". Sixth Principal Meridian has filed notice Of
intention to make naI three year proof to establish
claim to the land above described. oeors the CLERK
of the District Court. in and for Cheyenne County
Colorado. at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. on the Str
day Of August. 1929. Claimant names as witnesses
C. S. Woodrow, Of Cheyenne Wells. Colorado.
Mr., Hoffman, o. l. Wilson. A. Piltz. all Of FRS
View. Colorado -,vr,e ,.,;...-
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-06-22
Best rendered lard 15cts per
mound at the Liberty Market

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hatcher, Wednesday, June 18th,
a baby girl.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Louisville Entries
Flrst race (purse $1,000; claiming;

First race (purse $1,000; claiming; three
and psy sx 1os roga
town, 1o7; Easteside. 1os; Lord Allen: 10;
Runquoi. III; "Hadrian. Ito; Neddam.
112: Coyne, ia.
Second race y(purses s1.2oo; claiming:
two year old naidens; five and half fur
longs) -'Lucy Churchill. 1o7; Lchten, 1l2;
Hammon 112 Needy az Betty faSa Mae pa 1a2;
ZIG; Peauet., 115 Sunburst II, lis; Kins-
nan 15 P2its fntson s a Msrloret ed l2 Ban Ban
ds 49, Renhart sondnn shaS ii beaasse @ a is n9f
Third race (purse $1,000; claiming
three -year-olds and upward mile and a
quarter)--Flying Prince. 100; Locust
Leaves, lo2; Or, Gilbert, los; Bo1ul 1o5
Honolulu Boy, a13.
Fourth race tpurse $1,000; handicap;
three-year-olds and upward; six furlongsl
Martha Fallon, o.; barracuda, or;
jay 116; Braedalhane, 116. tMontfort
Jones entry
Fifth race spurse $4,000 added; the
yearoIas; sid n9 ss Blas down. m tfs lTs,
pongea. 1872; Bright To-morrow. iss;;
i22 30 MCCLELLAN, I2a; windy, 1s2: In. In
dian Trail. I22; sEnchantment, 1aa:
sPicketer, 122. Homes entry; .Efewitt en-
try; sWhitney entry.
olds: claiming; five and q half furiongs9- -
Bradleys Toney lot; Loudown, ioy:
Muriei Van Der. i09; Mildred Ruth. 100;
Fair Alice, 1o9; Lily M, 1os; Deiusive,
~; Donegal, l12i Banter 1l2; Kingsciere,
liz; fcash, H.; fBeizonI, 112g tMontfort
Jones entry
Seventh race fpurse s1.2eo; clairnfue 4.
for three year -olds and upward; mile and
a sixteenth S---s Red Wingfeld a8: Crou
pier. 1922 Ben Valet, 104; Sea Prince. lo7
Rep. io7; Uncle Veios lIs; Sands OF
Pleasure. Ia. -
Apprentices allowance oiaimaas
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Grenda-Hill Team
Wins 2-Holsr Race,
Velodrorle Feature

Alfred Grenda and Freddie Hill won
the two-hour team race which feat
ured the card at the New York Velo-
drome last night The winners amassed
total OF 72 points in the race, which
called for q sprint every two miles,
with points counting q, 8, 2 and l, and
%, Is, 10 and 5 for the final squirt.
Reggie Mcnamara and Cecil Walker
finished second, with So POINTS, after
winning the final sprint, while Alfred
Gocllllet ard Bobby Walthour jr., were
third, with 81. Alex McBeath and Cliff
Tapworth followed, with 3S points. The
distance covered was 81 miles.
The twenty mile motor-paced race
resulted in close victory for Vincent
Narkey, Of P,lssaic, n. j., who defeated
Georges Columbatto, Worth Mitten and
Willie Applehans ia order, The time
was 29:l5 4-5. Brassk Anderson was a
prominent contender until the four
teenth mile was reached, when he
Eunctured and fell.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Louisville Results

+. First race (for three-year olds; claim
r,g.,, ing; purse 1n1 ~. sl;2oo six furlongs1Lna
won; Inquisition, 1o7 (smith1. $500 and
$3.50, second; Glyn. 102 (Heupei). Sd 90.
third. Time. 1:121-5. Jou Jou, Widgeon.
Lottie lorraine. Louanna, Flyeast, Brown
Eyes. spats, Commander McMeekin. Janku
and Mere also ran.
Second race for tnree-year-oids, claim
ing. purse $780, one mile and seventy
yaTdss3e1Tulane, q 10 (owens). s124e. Sc
sson). slo1o and s4.2o. second; Megan. 11O
lGray) $500, third. Time. l.44 IL.
comedic d'Arnour and Georgetta also ran.
Third race (for two-year- -olds; claiming
purse pme sl,soo; 81 six $ furlongs) BRAND, 100
Fighting Cook, 1913 (I, Jones), sI0.4o and
$3.50, second; Leslie, 100 (Heupel). s5,1o.
shird. third ! Time, 1:1s Is: Punta Gorda. Full
Who Knows Me also ran
Fourth race the Cherokee Park Purge
for three-year -olds and upward. allow.
aanoes,, as, purse g. zoo; six urlongs)-Bianche
wons Adonis, l0s &c. Fatoro. sasso and
$3.50. second; Jeanne Bowdre lo1 ken
n1edyl, $40. third. Time. 1:12 AS. Boys
Granite Ware also ran
Fifth race the louisville Hotel Han6,-
cap; Tor three-year ar-olds and upward.
purse sl,4o0; one mile and a sixteenth1.
out, won; Rouleau, los lM. Garneri sSss0
and out. second; Radio. 104 GHeupell o,sf
third. Time. 1:44 3-5. o1s'
Sixth race (for two-year- -o,sa. co,+s
geldings; claiming: purse ST 200 f;vs and and
8 half furlongsl Jupiter, III IN. GarnerS'
$3.50, $40 and s2.1o, won. Al sfebier li I 1
Hay lis (HeupeD, s2.4G. third Tinaa
L. a;oI ~, 81. Take All. White Boots and Sam
Seventh race sfor maiden three-year
rniis)---snuts 10 CA Wilsonl * % IN ~
and $3.50. won; Pete Foy, 10 fMaonsvl
$3.50 and S4. second; Michael +. Daiy I 4 !
Saarringfon1, $3.50 third. Time. "a -
North Tower. Last Brush, Sister yineenra =.
Arsmlin and Gorham also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

1t was heavy going that spelled de-,
feat for the Americans q year ago in
the Solent, when the first contest for
the British-American cup was held.
The shippers of the British boats, who
are quartered here at the Seawanhaka
Gorinthian Yacht Club, figure that real
weather tomorrow will give them the
first leg in the week-long series of
races. Their deductions are probably
well taken, but 1t is extremely doubt
ful whether the particular brand of
atmospheric conditions desired by the
invaders will be on tap.
The local prognosticators, who have
been doing their stuff for years and
years, are inclined to believe that to-
m orrow's race will be sailed under
light airs and sunny skies. They say
the wind will be out of the east and
Will be extremely soft. If they are
right it should mean an American vic
tory. The Jean, alone of the British
yachts, is calculated to contend with
Uncle Sans quartet in light going.
Whether she can ghost along with the
Lea or the Clytie under the zephyrs
that can be regarded as almost certain
here. at this time Of the year is a
matter Of conjecture.
Reg, Jean, Cola III and Caryl, the
four British boats, were towed here to-
day from City Island, where they had
been hauled out and tuned UP for the
international series. If anything is
lacking in the equipment of the visit-
ing quartet the Englishmen failed to
mention it last night.
Lea, L'Esprit, CIytie and Grebe, the
American contenders, were anchored
tonight off the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club landing. They were sur
rounded by the most remarkable gath
ering Of yachts ever seen in the waters
of the Sound at this time of year. The
advance guard of the combination
cruise of the Seawanhaka Corinthian,
Stamford, Indian Harbor and Larch-
mont Yacht clubs began to drift in to-
night, and late moon threw a golden
glow over q picturesque squadron.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

The thirty-foot division was the
largest class to fill. Banzai, which was
sailed by Captain "Tod" Currier, won
by ffty-nine seconds from Silhouette,
the property of r. II. Amberg. In the
handicap class, Commodore G. A..
Marsiand's- Azor again was the first
across the finish line. This yacht has
been sailing throughout the cruise
with crew made up of women. They
are Miss Evelyn Marsland, Miss Edith
Mead, Miss Edna Masury and Miss
Alice Lamphear.
NEW YORK Z. c.. o-FooTERs-sTART
11o5-coURsE. 14M MILES
Elapsed
v.os. .,.,.. : Finish; Ms time z. /,
snhoastts. ias : a y. Atnberg: 1:as:ss % ass:ss sS
Fiji II. L. T. Warner -. 1:s4:42 2:29:42
HANDICAP Glass START 11.os =
COURSE IAN MILES
4oo5 To8sr e 4; s,jss Marslard " 1929 ss7 'ss
Schwartz ........,...., i:s441 2:29:4l
MIXED cLAss-sTART. 1l:2o--coURsE,
l4ls MILES
Madeion. II. w Buck -. 1.39:os 2ia.0s
Liris +, J.. MoCahiii 5r... 2:o7:43 2:47:4a
Aqaio. f. Pawley. ....... 2;17.32 2:57:32
STANFORD ONE DESIGN CLASS :.
START, i1:2o-CoURSE. IAN MILES
calixa. A. G. Porneroy ~ 2:o7:47 2.47:47
Virginia. G. Morton ..... 2;20.35 3.00:35
STAR cLAss-sTART. l1:4c--coURsE
14i4 MILES
Little Dipper. G. A. Cory 2:ss;55 2:5s.55
Auuflia, G. L. Curry .. 2.3T :oG 2:57so
pawning, Elder & Reeve. sss7:29 2:s7:2s
CAMS Minor, Adler e.
O'Brien ..-............ 2:46e5s 3.06:5o
MIXED CLASS START. 11.1o--couRsE
14k MILES
Hooisah. NJ. r. Smith -. 2:2s.2o, 3:1e:2o
F1osshilde. Richie &
Haydee. &. Stokes. 3.42:l5 A.22.i6
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

The first of the s.-inu
matches for the British-Ams,;oaa p team
will be started from jira i''ean sn cpp
OAK Neck and Center Island Ss'sess . !, g
O'clock tomorrow afternn..a as s:29
eight yachts will 90 three "a The
windward and return. and v;II ;palss to
this course twice, making the gai W. ssossr
tance covered twelve niles, fSssl ~ 81, Dis.
day the feet will be sent o IN Aos.
angular course Of the same 49,. ff-
To-day's race will be tbe sosshes sses
has been sailed in American wsts,. az. ssas q
the British American CUP IT, LES s f''
paid for by American and sngilsy! srSSsy
yaehtmen, came into comnst;s;.s ;a.asilsa
the first time one year ago ~ = ios
Isle Of White, when a gritl.s sysss
defeated four American VAL. eaai's;
were sent over. Of tbat s.s saas
team only one is carryIno ~ is.'e,iesn ain
and Stripes to-day. She i tbs 'e c s1afa
designed by william Gs.ss s efeoe,
sailed by r. De B. Boaydmsn aad
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Penn State Freshmen
Report for Practice

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Sept. s.
Coach Dutch" Hermann, of the Penn
State freshman football team, has
started practice, and a likely looking
squad of yearling gridders have re-
ported.
Among those showing promise are
Ellwood City High, and McCann, a
quarterback from Cheltenham High.
The freshman will be greatly increased
after college opens on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Famous Show Horse Dead

NEWPORT, r. L, Sept. s.--Lsdv NJ
ham, widely known show horse, osssa
by Reginald c. Vanderbilt, det y
pneumonia TODAY at the Vasss,5s.
stables at Sandy Point Farm. The rsx
nineteen years old, was regsrda :
one of the best in her class and sss
won many championships and ribbss,
throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Peter the Brewer,
Ray Driving, Wins
Charter. Oak Stake

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept S.--Peter
the Brewer captured the feature event
of the Grand Circuit meeting at Char
ter Oak Park this afternoon when he
raced home in front of the field in the
Charter Oak Stake, beating Gear Wor-
thy, Murphy driving, for the big share
of the purse. Peter the Brewer hauled
Nat Ray to his first victory in the
thirty -year-old classic.
Murphy was the big winner of the
afternoon, getting approximately one
for the seven events. He won the 1903
pace with Margaret Dillon finished sec
ond in the 2:07 pace with Peter Eta
waIi, second in the Charter Oak Stake
with Gear Worthy, first in the extra
heat three-year-old trot with Hope
Frisco, second in the 2:10 pace with
Sherwood and second in the 2:07 trot
with Carmelita Hall.
The summaries:
THREE YEAR OLD TRoT 49, PURSE,
s3o00-2' IN
Hope Frisco, blk. f.. by San
Francisco-Harvest Hope,
Bis sIaiPas' pilIon. b. l. (crozierj
Tiot wstts pIip III gond b g lssFr,ln sRdansv; 8
The Great Lullwater, b. c.
Ailwortb~ Alma M0rth O. T. (ESmoo SMgponald} ro
Time 2:11%, 2:13. 2:1S1s, 2:14%
2;1o PAcE-PURsE, 81, 1,ooo-s HEATS
| Abbedale, blk H. by The Able
rhs R'!5S sSSeF%sod Ps5s P. eG {cor' & {nurp6y;
Harry .. O, br. g. (crozier) -. 4 I
Lady Aiie@n. blk. m: (SmalD 8 8
Time 2:11%. 2:osN, 2:13A
2:o7 TRoT-PURsE, 81. Ooo--s HEATS
McGregor the Great. b.h., by
Peter s14a the ,,e1, Great t.. (coso f,,nrns,;
feter Pluto aa oh. h. T. (MobonalG.. N 9. z
Mainlick. b. g. (Thomas1 ...'. 4 s.
Time 2:o8A, 2;09h 2:12.
2:os PAcB--PURsB. 81. s.ooO--s HEATS
Axworthy - Margaret Prima
,aSa 1MuEphyo Ilany1 ,e,i-s; / !. fros, !
Time, 2:o7, 2.o4h. 2:o6h.
2:o7 PAcE-PURsE. sl,oOo-s HEATS
Trampsate 70 Chs hsxby lGar, Trampfast- :,
Minnie MINI Eva Williams, = blk M
Anna Snh9mas' Rassn, 3. NJ (smalD -. { :
Happy Diamond. blk. g. tGarri-
1Ha9 Tine. a:os4. s:osN. s:ia. 4
CHARTER OAK sTAKE-2:11 THOTTERs
PURSE. s1o,ooo-s HEATS
Peter the Brewer, b. h.. by Peter
the Great-zombrewer (Ray).. s
Gear Worthy. b. g. (Murphy)...
Bill Sharen, ch. &. (Cox) ....... 2 q
| Taurida, b. m, (Flemng) ....... 8
| The Great Rose, bm, (McDonald) 4
! Time, 2:08A. 2:11&, 2:08%.
|, HARTFORD HANDICAP-MILE AND A
| QUARTER - TWO DASHES 81 500
| FOR EACH DASH:
INMajor Riser, blk. g.,by Early Riser
RssotilS Rs;,s sjk bT + ;napna3 (p'snins@ Z !
Bonnie Del, b. 6. (Hinds). .......... A
| Time, 2:46, 2:43.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Commonwealth Bouts Tonight

The Commonwealth Sporting Club in
Harlem comes to the fore tonight with
three ten-round events, which will
bring together six of the leading local
tantamweights. In the opening ten
rounder Willie Davis and Jack Stark,
two Harlem lads, will toe the mark.
Then will come Willie Farley and Joe
Dundee.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Jose Alonso in Great Rally
FoiIs Gomeback BY Anderson
Spanilrd Lets Up After Overcoming Apparently
Hopeless Lead, but steadies to Win SO, 3d.
OIL, isis Davis Trims Niles i'm Same Fashion

ADELPHIA, sThe foryhrst mems national
Zip tournament began this afternoon the
Club
driving Coomb N
field Of 123
off the
Contrary general ranking
second The big
according form and plainly taking
easily the gruelng of that lies ahead
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
u. S. Golfers Defeat
Canadians at Toron,o

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. sn.
United States senior golf team a. ~ ~
teen players won les fourth suets..;a. X.
victory in the annual interpsssssss.s.ii
match with the Canad dian seniors 'ss,.ss ss+s
citation here to-day, being four pa;,s, asss.
up when the last pair finished, sss H.
totals were 241z to 20h.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Bouts at Freepos.t A. A.

Italian Joe Dempsey, the Brooklyn
lightweight, will be seen in action
against Sammy Mossberg In the main
event at the Freeport A. A. next Mon
day night. Patsy Philbin and Lou
Silvers meet in the semi-fnal, and
George Brown meets Young Callahan
in a six-rounder.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Three Records Fall as N. Y. .A.C.
Wins Junior Meet at Newark
New Marks Made i'm 3Mile Walk, Running Hop, Step
and Jump and Broad Jump; ssWinged-Footers'
Take National Team Trophy, With 20 Points
By Jack Masters

Throwing full York
Athletic Club the championship trophy afternoon
Weequahc the national opened
brilliant
persons
26pon Country with
20 the Meodawbroo Philadelphia, the A.
third honors w points
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Lang's Banzai Leads 3O-Foot
Glass in Interclub Cruise

HUNTINGTON, L. Edmund
this to-day
from the Stamford
perfect with the the
racing
afternoon hauled SOUTH which
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
ona Tennis Play Features Opening Of National Cricket C
Sis-Meter Yachts Start Race
For q. S.-British Cup To-day
Outcome of Series OFF Oyster Bay Depends Laro,.
ON Weather Conditions; Light Winds VIII e,s' essy
American Craft Advantage, Is Experts (,n,,:.
BY Jack Lawrence

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept 8e-Wil heavy weather or lO 80
prevail tomorrow when the first for the
sailed off this port? That the question The British with t @
boats of fine lines delicate design, ne - a
tonight blow. American shippers and s
craft of doughty sturdy lines whistlng light e @
the first of the international t a9