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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Local Squash Racquets
Team Beats Philadelphia

a ..nc man squash raceuets team
representing the University Club OF
this city defeated the Merton Cricket
Club players matches to 3 at the
local club yesterday afternoon. Several
Of tnc matches went t:e full three sets
ard che visitors made a game effort
so stop the rush o. the ioc:., bat .'ield :
crs.
IN 4 special match George Cum
ming. the University Clun pyo:es-
sicnal. tsouNced W. $. White, thc
Merton Club pro" 10-lo, l-.6, lis.
The summary tollows:
rT-,ITERslTY CLus Or ;. Y. c; EEEIO:S
,i..cKEv CLUB or PAlI.,
4. 7. henderson. University Club, DO
ielted y. Y. Mitchsl.. Merton Club. 10
Y. l5-ls; ). >; Merrii, Mer.on Club, dc
i.s.el T. u. =. Riggs. University Club.
IS. s--la, ls,i7 u. IL. roo. rniversity
lo-.-i5. lo--lo. i'---ia; I; "; igl.hstt
Aerion Cub, -, e-is. Isl: G IT,
,iaa, Un.Y.rs:ty rluD. .S~-lo, .s -i5 H.
Crosn,s.n. aicrioa Club lo--i2. lS-~l7. -
feated .. M!.lburl, lb-l2, 'o-7 J. n
Lyeth. l'nivern..v c.nn, defeated r:
Sckeac.., Me-loa Cub, 1T. 35--.'. IT.
:, !. X. Greenwood, Cniveroity C!uo. de-
frated d C-n.oel., Nec.on Club, Ut.
-,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Los Angeles Swimming Stars
Now Seeking National Honors
Coast Mermaids Now Con.
tident Of Capturing Lau-
rels From n. Y. Women

Tie Les Angeles Athlete C!uL, io..s
prominent n water eports Tor women,
seems quite confident thai is M.ermalds
VIII assume national leadership this
season. Members o. thc organization
are quoted as stating that tire New
York Women's Swimming Associatio.,
holder Of Che AM:d dricau team chaMpion-
snip for several years, vii meet its
Waterloo at the hands Of the Mercury
stars. Mow that it has lost the services
q rs greatest swimmer, Miss Etheloa
Bleibtrey.
Willie the couHdes:ec seems some
what optimistic in vicw Of tie recent
performances os Mrg. Charlotte Boyle
Ciu1e, tie Misses Helen Wainwright.
Gertrude Eder!e, Ai.een niggin. Ethe.
EaHer, Dorothy Delaney, Claire Juskow,
Helen Iesny ara other girls OF the
ocsl association, the California club
boasts OF & strong, we'll balanced So uad,
and appears likely to take :ts good
share Of the iaurcls.
Honolulu, but affiliated with the Los
Angeles A. {. since last spring, is
the lassic Fred Cady, the club coac!,,
rates his best prospect for the title
tests Of 1929 During the summer she
wo1 the Pacific A. A. L. championship
At 22o yards i'll minutes le seconds,
.nr&shed 80 yards in 50 seconds, G.
faster Time than TOOK the nationa. in
door classic last winter, and covered
the century in ! minute 10 seconds. As
silc is only fifteen and her improven:e Ell,
mas been very rapid lately, Cady be-
l!eves she will be in line FOR the high
est honors By the time the rationai
fixtures come up for decision.
Miss Finn Has Fire Record
Miss Theima FINN Is another SWIM
ne. counted upon to sco.c. She is
credited with ccuajling the worlds So
yard record OF IS 40 aeconds and doinr
loo yards III l minute 82-5 seconds in
competition. Like Miss Vernon, too,
she is eaid to be lettering her n,sr,,s
steadily at practice.
Then there is Miss Marie Curtis, the
former Detroit T.. c. sta-, national lone
a 'staLce champion of 1920 and present
holder OF the Pacific 4. a. L. one ...iie
sN'lnming title a7d OF the womeu's
record Tor tic Golden GATE course. She
is looked upo" IN Los Angeles as :
dangerous bidder fos e.! free st.lo
events iro... $50 yards upward.
20: back stroke swimming the Call,
fornia club depends chiefly on Miss
Dorothy Burns, once IN possession Of
all national records Tor this stylc.
Sickness caused her to retire from rac.
ing for awhile, but SHE IS back in
training now and expected to regain
her oldtine speed. Also mentioned |
All ong she promising Dsckstroke candi-
dates is Misc Marion H!mmeste;n, OF
Brook lyI, who failed to show anything |!
remarkable while il. this district, but !
who has been prominent 6gure in
aquatics since che landed in Southern
|, -. ':....
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
reaching the round before tho son,i-
hn-.. The summarizes:
,.,V-s,T vn1-,-,-

reaching The round before the som;-
.iH-.. The summarizes:
riESr ROUND
tupe- .M.rE. Y. Crawford. .Io,,t.,oi7
I,e!eased H. Il. Bucsoughs Crceccnt. .s--5,
~ 9. :. SrnI;h, Yale. defeated A. s.
q ,aoses: ceiunnbis. 10. 6--Is. iJ-e: a.
na"iGscn. y. X. &c. Id lis, r. ".
Chambers. Columbia. defeated r. y. pot.c-
Yale. -j--S. SIS. 15---o: C,rCe Aisrti,
Ya,". 70. from n. y Alexander, Colu:qlb!s
oy ceiau:t Is. X. George. d. x. L.. defeated
J. c. McKibben. l'rincctoD. :5--i3. ,s--i2.
StaTorok Columbia, l5-lo IS q, GouIs.
r.. Columbia. dictated r. y Y,aSa,r
Princeton. III. 5~-.6. III; T. iiecr-
man. Princeton. Ven from !. i. Cromwell.
Princeton. by default: V. ". Tayicr L. I;
o.. defected = Stevens. Yale. is-Il, is
nell Harvard. by dcfaul;; \. f. Torrance,
Crescent won from J. c. Eo.nci.i.r Prince,
tou. b. default: L. 4. coN.s IT.. Co,u..b.a a.
,ron from Il. =. Cyp.ot. crcscen.. by dc,
fsu.t. (Eyes---Io. il. D0rDeislt-, Ea.e. :nt.
defssted !s " I. y.,Y nTowM. 2. X. q: iS-li'
feascd l. i. Burt Columbia i5-.5. ,s
y: e. l.. Ward, ID. X. u. cereatrd ". Eviux,
X"'c. ~. i2-.s. iS-l5; G. Y. Fulle-,
\. n. Hyde. llarvArc, defeated y. s. Dei,v.
; -, is-2: y. spa uidina. Vale. Gcfea:cc
+. -. s..aw 81. Columbia. 5--,s lJ--3,
-: .. Mo:'s.. Tr:ace,on. GefeA ed II.
-. Sterling. Crescent. ---l5, l5--5. lo--S.
Pu!,eyi, Co,u:.b... and +. Z. Rand, IIa~-
varCN.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
10 Honor Chas. Appleton
IN Spring Race Meeting

en- ne :. oAa.'es /. Appleton Memorial
s,s y; oo;;e.ep'echase, which viii be g tea-
s;,,,s, s,e S spring meeting OF the West
. ,.r,;. .Asclng Association, will possess
u sss.'saental s.a quality In keeping with
7tcns : apprenticeship OF tie modest
Ne. =. uevosee OF racing whose infu-
xain.s ss ai%ays e%erted toward main
.Tss!S3 ne highest Ideals Of the tl-9.
xtses' xt'c ne value o. tie race is guar
a tS;. 81 $1,000; the fact that $4,000
ss.lly h.. s.1. vi. oe contributed an
as - me friends and admirers Of
a.aue Spo!ssI-aa renders the event
y tie e-a -. rhere viii be offerings
ss,;,s ..-o 1rain every source Of turf
sSS..ssoHEe-s, tra.ners. iock.v. =. .u onj
4, ,,susa--as we'll as those wSo ,,saro Sno
sss,s ,ss;nsx:es i: the promotion ~ 80
49,. 1sssiI," ~ certain. Coz Mr. AunIe.o. na 'ne
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Simonson " ills Shoot
Held in Snow Storm

SAootlMg n mo face Of baby snow
storm that made the conditions tie
u.ost difficult o. The year, ten nin:ro
Goos parC in tie weekly shoot OF the
Nassau T1apshootne Club at Mineol4
yesterday. The winner OF The lieh
scratc.. prize Was ". Silaonson, VINO
nad u caYa OF 81 on, of i possible 10
targets. He also vas ,hc high Maudi-
CAP gunner. but as he could uo5 take
10th cups thc latter Went 10 A. IT,
Gucnther, who had d card cf 50. jor
Robert GugeenAe.n had t-'c long -dn
c1 tho day, 20.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD


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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
FARMS eOE SALx:
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SELL wfa'ie s~i.lg ia Nas... .ou's Nva.f
.or tie SLUMP. ] naSc DUyers anxious =.
i-ivvst, send fu.' 49,, -..4...' 2o!.e.a...
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
West Virginia Five Loses

NURGA.STOWN, ". Va, Jan. 2e.-
Wess Virginia University lo:t her trs.
game at home this season tonight to
tne keyser Collegixns basketball tea:..
by the score OF ESQ. The game vas
extremely hard fought, vita Bowers
md Marin scandin~ out Tor Wert Mr.
ginia Ind Parrish and Hoyt Cor the
u si.crs
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
The co.aDlete records foNow:
Mrs. Pew Leads :siluol

pINLHCRSI, \. C.. Jan. 2o.-flrs.
Joseph n. Pew jt., o. Ardmore, Pa.
won the weekly shoot AT the Gun Club
today Win a score OF l4+. Mrs. Helen
Cope, Delaware Wafer Cap, was lz2;
Mrs. u. {. Smith, Baltimore, l3o, AND
Mrs. T. L. Gillespie fChr:arie MacDon-
ald), Tenafly, y. j., 1876.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Cancel Wrestling Match

-.NNAPoLS, Nc, Jan. 2o.--Hcav,
snow cut Q" travcl 70 Annapolis this
evening and detained the wrestless OF:
Brooklyn Polytechnic in Baltimore and
the match against thc mid dsh;pr.e..
schedu.ed for THIS evening, .lad 70 pc
called of
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
.Asu!.erst N;ernieu iciors

A.ltIERST, Mus, Jan. 2S.--Aa'hcrst
VOC swil,ll.,i.l. meet from Springfield
College here th:o al .ernoon by tn sec g
OF 80 to 20. Captain Damon of Amherst
featured in winning the 80 ard iec-
yard tFl.. and as swimming s.nc.or
.r;... or TIE relay team.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Pcddie Five Defeats Girard

IIIGHTSTOWN \. j.. Jan. rs
pedd;c's unueiestcd basketball team
iradc It seven straight Victories here
this Afternoon -.e-ctine G.rard College,
Of Ph:iade,2h;a, ~ ecc-c of &. to 81.
me frs. nal, ceGcd IL rcd,iio lead
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Racing Without Gambling

san FRANCISCO, Jan. " fl0fse-
.scinc, novel II tAat II il proposed to
conduct II without attendant gambling,
is the principal object OF the Pacific
Coast Jockey Club. recently incovpo-
rated in Delaware, Is vas announced
last night b. Rudolph. Spreckels, one
of .ne incorp orators. spreckels ssid
the association beiie7ec raciaG could
oc eou..ucted IL Cd. letting. like
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
T'suveland 81 Loses Hockey Star

|nd h,sraAAD. JAN. 2s.-rhe tleve.
Fssyies eSAey team will be v-;.hon. ~,
.t,ts OF Speed" Holman. It's sta. tas
|sso-1,sM Msn. Coz the rest o. the ssason H'
a,.:e;.S 20 q state.nen. OF tSe ,.i,,b.., rJ",
IS is'S. oo-da.. Holman vas s.r;o,1e' .
esle 60 -. '9|.i-4,, 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

living Wins Ninti, STRAIGHT

TAHHYIoWN, n. Y. Jan. 2s.-.rying
'cnool dsfaaled sIontclAir Academy TO-
day. 32-j3, and thereby scored its
rinth stce;ght vicgory. The first Goor
vA,ra and o.cslicnt 2,loc'ine u "ljiriv'
Ecorc -a5 = tc.-urc Stor-~ d;d vol!
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Tie in HigI, School
Chess League Tourney

~ the completion Of The anaua,
tournament for The championship or
tho ln.erDorough High School Chess
League yesterday the t.tle remained IN
abeyancc il censcou-nce Of a tie Tor
lirst place between Commerce snd
aiorri. each seam having scored Il
total o 3l'a poinsa Gu. o Il pos
sip.e "A.
Tie t. VAS T. result Of the final
game, originally forfeited 10 Com
mcrce under the time limit rule, but
ordered played out Oy the league com
nit,ee. 'lhis game, between 4. llor-
yot'. f Commerce, ana B. Garii'ike.,
O.. Erasmus, vas piayod At the brook-
lyn .hcss Club yesterday and resulted
in Z draw after sixty moves. lh..
brought Commcrce's tota UP 10 that
Of Morris The two rival teams VII
play of TIE ,ie next Saturday 60 TIC
Brooklyn Cness CLUB.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Are Easy Victors
In Class B Squash Tourney
Many Likely Racquet Wieders Score in Openiny
found of National Play OH Columbia Club
courts: "''i'am and K. c. Rand Show Up " ell
BY Jack Masters

ss0s'eS au little difficulty surviving opening round Of rhe
a national squash tennis began Yesterday a
noon on The courts Of the Columbia There were few oe
ana the play was spirited throughout
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
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..-orii.'a on :. al-. Hsrc ctla-, National C.ty
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Scratch Clr-l. y. 1a~ds~racr.
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Special Capt. II. 1ewreoce.
Doubles CuV--l.. L, Veg
s.ONTELw CUP WINNLL.s
-Iasl.N Gu. s. NeyDcict.
~ic..tA.y Cup - Naa6e-'ocr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

OF the Los Angeles A c. fame
divers HRS. Aileen Allen IS still the
foremost. Eastern experts do not be-
licve size has 4 chance AGAINST the
young New York splingboard queens.
but she was the undisDutcd American
nigh and fancy diving champion Tor so
many years IL The past that uany Cali
fc-niena think she rani.s With the top
:. /. els 10 ,nl1 la.. CITY ecta2l cc,--
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-30

9 ca ~ :
make # two!ffty, and next season you'll be
worth double that" .- g.
But"
There you go again. Didn't I tell you
there weren't any buts?"
But I'm afraid"
Good Lord! And Of what?" =
She realized, all at once, that she could not
tell this man-whom she recognized as being
as. human as she herself was, and honest
where dishonesty had rather easy going
what her fears were: That, once she thought
Of herself as a light-opera. comedienne, she
would be conscious of her actions, of her liLni-
%tations, Of her queer distaste for the life; that
she was able to romp through the part be.
cause it had been the means to an end. But
now that this dream was crumbling, that
there might not be any end :! She
was n fool: she could recognize that easily
enough. 20, take the cash and let the credit
go" the old tentmaker had said. Here, under
! her hand, were competence and a certain
passing fame; but could she hold them, now
that she doubted herself? For some one to
tell her the truth, some one who would be
utterly disinterested! Yes, yes; Jenny was
disinterested; but what did Jenny know about
voices? Some maestro, some real authority,
to tell her the truth; and with her present
resources she.would not be able to get beyond
the outer door. To 'dissipate the chaos which.
was gradually d~isintegrating her mind! No:
she. could not tell Mannheim these things; he
wouldn't understand, he would only laugh
at her. Hadn't she played the part success
fully for nearly two months? All right"
she said. I'll do the best I can. -.
Hush!"
Lebestraup Tenderly and wistfully the
music rose above the chatter, which began
to drop and shortly to cease altogether.
Nancy was not conscious that she had seized
Mannheim by the arm and was holding
tightly Her dark eyes were shining, her face
was eager, her lips slightly parted. Through
out the impromptu concert-for Craig played
from the terderer Inspirations of Chopin.
AacDowell and Grieg--Nancy did not move;
she scarcely breathed.
"'Queer chap" thought Mannheim 'He's
talking to this girl here. saying all manner
Of foolish and beautiful things to her, and
she only hears the sounds. not the message"
" Why go. that was wonderful! I
didn't know" she said. as Craig abruptly left
the piano and sought the.refreshment table,
pouring out a cup Of coffee, which he drank
without sugar or cream. ,4 BIZ
Craig is a great musician, Miss Bowman
said Mannheim, " but he's very hard to get to
the piano. Quite a. compliment to Jenny" he
lied, cheerfully. !
"'ccan't you do something Jeremiah?" asked
( Jenny who was sitting beside him.
Yes; I can sit still. Nobody then will
know what a hick i am" 81. Il.
:" Why what's tn peeye? = she asked, as
u tontshed atithe bitterness In his voice.
4 can't do anything, Jenny. I'm what
you call a mix s8Y.s5#
E Avn said Jenny, patting his hand. " Music
gets some folks like that. Nancy, there, is
bugs over that highbrow stun. Mother
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-30

healthier 10 be honest. I want a word with
George alone"
Eyes. sir. Goodnight" and The Shadow
went to the door. "Where1l j pick you UP,
George2" Dr..
AT the hotel. I haven't cleared out yet"
It'll look you up about midnight"
$50 long" -. -
The Shadow out of the picture, Stewart
rose and stood in front Of Bellman, who &c.
piled to the somber inspection truculentlyE
He crossed his legs and began to teeter the
upper. .G.
"Well?" he said. at length. =
You're a clever young man. was Stew.
arts observation.
Il know 1 am. The Shadow is what YOU
highbrows would call meticulous-timid HI.
goes away perfectly satisfied, while I look
upon this money as a retainer, as the law
sharks say -
II see. You expect to blackmail me<out
of several more packages"
Correct" 4
II have here" said Stewart, three let.
tiers. One is from the chief executive, one
is from the warden at Sing Sing. and one is
from the commissioner. The police no
longer have any interest in me, my goings
or comings. Do you want to read these
lctters?" 49, ~
N I'm not going to trouble you on
that score. I am going to wait and see what
your game is with this boy from the coun-,
try"
And if I rock him. you'll turn about and
rock me-"
Exactly"
Il have killed a man." q.
Not in cold blood. According to these
letters Of yours-and I can guess their con-
tents-you are a free man. After all those
years up the river, you're not likely to risk
this freedom for the fun Of croaking me-"
We learn a lot up there. George, There
are a dozen ways by which you could be
made to vanish"
"Manslaughter is one thing; premeditated
murder is another
90, l shan't murder you, George. You
are simply going to vanish. You are not
going to Monte Carlo" ~.
80, I am not, eh? And who's going to
stop me?"
Il am" said Stewart. grAvely. III you.
hadn't talked, I shouldn't have known what
to do with you, even though I suspected you.
4 Keep your chair; there's no hurry. Clever.
I You lay all your cards on the table, before
such a man as I am, and call yourself clever!
Very good. I can send you to Sing Sing, but
q I'm a fool for tenderness. You shall simply
leave the scene Of your endeavors-for four
or five months. You are going to sea,
George. on a square-rigger, and your des.
~tination Is Cape Town, South Africa.
Bellman had leapt to his feet and was
making for the door; but Stewart was upon
him with cold ferocity. He. flung sBellman.
to the floor and set a knee on the rogue's
chest.
" Come along in, men" Stewart called.
From the bedroom issued three bulky per;
sons, with brick-red countenances and vivid
blue eyes. Deep-sea sailorr1en was written
all over them They grinned tas they ~
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Its all over?" asked Bellmsn.
yes" ''
The boob has signed that contract"
Eyes"
Bellman laughed.
The first honest money you two ever
earned" said Stewart. What are you going
to do with it? It's none of my business:
still, I'm a little curious" ~
Well" said TIL Shadow, i've conclud-
ed to give, the straight and narrow the once
over. l can buy a half interest in a pooi.
room on upper Broadway for two tho,..
sand" AZ
Good luck. And what are you going to
do, George" Stewards eyes were neutral.
"1ll take a whirl at Monte Carlo. I may
never get the chance again. In" rather
lucky, at games of chance" ~.
BIZ you never can tell" said Stewart.
well, good-by, Shadow. Stick it out; it's