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New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Maritime MISCELLANY

MONTREAL NOV 11-~American graf
blocking elevator accommodations in Can
ada. Some criticism Of attitude Of ele
vators, including one here in storms
American grain and impeding flow whef
there are not sufficient facilities TO keer
Canadian grain move. Suggesteo
American grain being routed through Mon
treal 10 increase congestion. Grain ship
ping committee of Montreal. II Fennell
representing Harbor Commission; + Fl En-
derby. representing lake carriers r ~
Todd representing c p r, aud c Smith
c r. asked by Department Of Marine 70
serve g special committee to handle move
ment through Montreal
VANCOUVER, b c. Nov 1f-Csuadiap
Pacific Railway awarded contract to sgd
aey Junhins Company for construction o,
81, 000 oo0 ocean pier here. work 10 star
at once and be completed by end or mex
year. Pier to be SO feet long, $50 fee
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Arrived Yesterday

cissy ,(Norl. ManzannIo Oct a7, Guam
;annm0 "a m, Nov .o, 4 70 \ 4 Cuba Mail & $
Tartar Prince (Brl, Biera Sept 10, East
London 25, Port Elizabeth 20, boston Nov
pjor 10 90 Fqrness' 1i,IlS' Witty Co, with mdae;
,o hos5ep 5e7,, ely (Br)s Bristol Sept e. cardla
Charles Hill Sons, with mdse Pier Sc.
Newby Hall CBr). Madras Sept ls, Co
1ein9o 10 DO 70 oASieppy 26, Alden oct s. Port Said
g. GTsh -, boston Noy 8; to Funch, Edge
y 60 60 with mdse: Pier 8, Bush Docks,
onS Rss9latg, ogI Hamburg Nov l. Southampton
win zf4 hrst, 279 second cabin, $50 third
Gags ,ii, pass, mails and mdse; Pier SO. r.
with i1SSiqmdssg' mdss pjsr ramRa Hs to Mallory Co.
- Franklin, Sabine; to Galena Navigation
co; O., with oil; Bayway. N j.
Wy or st Joseph, Baltimore Nov Q; to
E G. D Mallory Co, in ballast Pier ., Army
~ sHt,rothG!ian (Brl, Boston, Nov 10; to
Vincent, Philadelphia, Nov 10; TO Cos
moPpoIitan n1oPi shipping Co. with mdse Pier 2,
Eastern knight, Philadelphia. Nov TO-.
10. 10 Baroer Co. with ndse; pier 81,
Mis- i},it n r,.son tDan, St rbon,as oc+
y, via Jncaro; to Ward Line. win mdse; /;
South 4th st, Bklyn.
-. =, Mexico, Havana, Nov s. to Ward Line,
Donts (Brl, Para. oct 90; to Booth S 8
go. GO. With rass, mails and mdse; $50 st,
Thordis tNor). Almoria, Oct 15; to Alse-
ran ran -Amcr'"an Line, with Indse; Pier /,
Egrem@l 'astio (Br), Gibraltar, oc. II,
to TweeG' q Co., with mdse; Pier 1,
r; 10 master with mdse. off Red
Hook Flats, Bkiyn.
Sohr Eleanor Tayor. Georgetown. to A
Elliott ~ Co. with indse; off Red Hook
Flats Bklyn
Byiayi, Norfolk
Schr Helvetia, Charleston
John d. Arehbold, San Pedro
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
kanney Winss High
Scratch Honors al
1ravers Isle Traps

a. E. Ranney did soc excellent shoot
ing at the Travers Island traps of the
New York Athletic Club, yesterday.
Not only was he the high scratch gun
ner with card Of 81 out OF possible
100 targets, but he also won the Month
ly Cup with a full score of so targets.
To round out the days work, he scored
leg on the Doubles Cup along with
A. L. Burns.
There was a field Of 45 gunners on
the firing line. Four tied for the
high handicap prize with full scores
of 100 targets. They were J. D. Nick
H. Wanting. The last named gunner
finally won the cup, only after three
strings of 25 targets had been trapped.
1t was one of the longest shoots of
seen at Travers Island In some time.
O. d. Tuthll was the winner of the
Trayers Island Cup. In the Haslin CUP
nine gunners won legs with full scores
OF fifty blue rocks each. They were C.
NJ. Hersey, G. A. Brown, J. D. Nicklis,
{. L. King, j. H. Wanting, G.. T. Hutch
lngs, d, Milliken, A. e. Ranney, c. G.
Moore and 0. d. Tuthill.
The New York Athletic Club will
start its annual winter Sunday shoot
ing to-day. A program of 100 targets
with special cups for each leg will be
fired.
The scores made yesterday are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
EXterminatOr
May yRaceP Prince
James at Bowie
More Than 100000 in
Purses VIII BE Awarded
at Annual Bowie Meeting


BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l.-~Bowin will
hnish the thoroughbred racing season
OF 1922 on the great courses with the
banner meeting of its history. Con-
slderaoiy more than 100000 will be
distributed among the horsemen who
participate in the sport at Prince
Georges Park, November 1S to 80, in
elusive. There viii be $4,000 race
for three-year-olds and over the
Thanksgiving handicap and two $4,000
specials.
The Thanksgiving will be gallop of
one mile and quarter, One of the
$4,000 races will be the Endurance, a
cash of one mile for two year~olds ex-
clusively. The other will be the Prince
Georges handicap, q sprint of one mile
and sixteenth for three-y -year-olds and
over Six hundred or moro of the
smareest racers of all ages and kinds
IN training, representing tic strongest
Eastern and Western estu .shments.
will have assembled at Prince Georges
fark before the middle of the week.
these thoroughbreds will race over 81
course that has been resoiled from end
TO end since last spring and is uniform
as 10 the texture of it's going all the
way. From a track over which II onco
TOOK genuinely good horse / minute
and Al seconds to get one mile. Super
intendent Richard Pending has con.
Verted Bowie into "thirtv-ninev
course. Possibly somo pleasant Indian
summer afternoon in the course Of
the impending meeting one of the mid.
ole distance stars that will be going
GOWN to Prince Georges Park from
Fimiico N the next few days will turn
mile II 'thirty-elght" and fraction.
Exterminator VS.. Prince James
Not improbable starters in the
Thanksgiving handicap are Extermina-
tor, for five years the distance-runninr
champion of American racing and the
Garner in stakes and purses of more
than $24O,000; Lucky Hour, winner Of
the Edgemere and Potomac handicaps,
both $4,000 races; Oceanic, winner Of
the $4,000 Washington Handicap In
augural, and the $4,000 Pimlico Au-
tumn Handicap; Little Chief, winner
OF the Saranac and Manhattan handi-
minister, winner of the s35,o00 Latonia
Championship; Prince James, winner
or seven straight races about New
York, renewals OF the Aqueduct and
Yorktown handicaps among them; Mad
Halter, winner this season of renewals
OF the Metropolitan and Pierrepont
handicaps and the Jockey Club Gold
Cup; Captain Alcock, winner of The
Suburban and Bowie handicap renew
ais; Hephaistos, winner of the Empire
City Derby and New Rochelle Handi-
cap renewals; Exodus, Surf Rider.
Iryster, Dinnacare, Paul Jones, John
Paul Jones, Blazes, etc.
meeting between Exterminator
and Prince James, the last named the
second best distance running star of
the maturer division of American thor
oughbred racers, in the Bowie Cup re-
newai was prevented by the wrenching
Of a shoulder by Exterminator in u
trial gallon and the soaring up of
Prince James last Monday. But neither
the McGee gelding nor the King James
stallion Is really "amiss" Both are
training satisfactorily again and gen
ereaI manager James F. O'Hara, of
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

ney. iIoaaton. scbieswig Holstein tesr9,
..eHETsrIAN1A. Hov pJornefJord
4ARHGs. Noy --!Ielmer Moreh fDap).
aiinNT. Hov 7--1ornby Castle eBy),
HAMBURG. Nov Mount clinton, New
yHRDoN, Nov 7--Keptpeby d-r). New
cTinIsT1ANsAap. Nov forayious,yl---
b9rgseHssn r., q tsq, tN9s) New T York ,,. ,n
ouEhNsToww. Nov 10 - President
bonrg and London tand proceedeaj
Hull AnY - kristisniafjerd (Nor},
ANTWERP Nov Michigan CBr). Hal
tnore
HAVRB. Nov pran, coun.y (Rr,
Montreal: Editor fhHadeiphia; saxies9a
ABERDBEN, Nov 9--Mosetla. Kew or
souTuAMrroH. Noy 1o-oiympio (Br2.
TsINGTAo. Nov 1o-Nsssau cer), Fort
Arh2r; ts,, wes! Yes kssts < Poyiiapd Or
land Ore
L,iyBRPooL Nov lo--pinemore tBo.
pkYNorT,H My io--Usuri Maru (Jae5.
MEssiNA.. Nov eH NJ Fiagler. New
York Presidente wilson 90. New York
NAPLES. Nov 7--conte Rosso 90. Kew
York I0th. Tuscania f3rl. New York
GENOA, Nov Mar Blasfto (Sp) Cal
LoNpoNpEnRY Nov s-city OF rItnt
SHANGHAI Nov 1o- Atjana Ctty, No.
, ei5e e9i5e and san Fearo ith: Gaelic Prince
LONDON. Nov 10 Baroadian fBr} poa-
/ ton ana Now YORK
.MANcHEsrGR. Nov 10 calgdonisn
tBrl, Boston; Manchester Shipper (Br}
HULL. Nov lo--Lepanto (Br1. Boston
LfyERpooL Nov lo--Norweeian t3r,.
AvoNMoUTH. Nov 1o-Rhodo Island
GIBRALTAR, Nov /! Passed )--Eas.
Cape, Calcutta for Philadelphia and Nav
Y"rit Arrived 1lth-Rsoca GD. Montreal
Departures
,,,t ,tC,HERBQURo. SOY 5-omphale GFr)
noRbEACx, :;oy 7-ripestone County
TslNdTAu. Nov Algonquin. san
SYDNEY. y 8. Nov s-Boren tswed)
! San Francisco
RoTTERDAs. Nev s-Binnendjk (pu.
HAMBURc. Fov s--Lochkatrino tBr,
San Frsncisco.
LONDON, Nov 9--Eorth Pacific fBr)
sydney. N W. Nov s-Maunganui
| OBr) San Francisco.
M!DpLEsBoBo, Nov 9-sahsie. from
LIVERPOOL Nov Io--Montclare (Br,.
Montreal; 11th. scythia fBr), New yors
| from Ham burg, Kew YORK. iceland iI5r)
/ from Antwerp. New York; IIth, Bereu-
garia (Br> New Yor4
BuENoS AYREs. Nov l0--vasart (Br)
New York
ANTWERP, Nov s-skipton Castle (Br1
Galveston.
GLASGOW, .Nov 1o-Assyria tBr>. New
York via Moville.
cHRIsTIANIA. Nov 1O-HelHg olav
! DAM, New York.
SHIELDS, Nov lo-Blackheath (Brl.
Providence.
PERM. Nov. 10 City of Sparta 6Br),
| (fronE Caicuttal. Boston and New York.
C0LUMBo. Nov 1o--Lucerlc iBr), Bos
ton and New York.
HAFRE, Nov ll--Par!s (Fr). New Yorz
| via Plymouth
CLYDE, Nov 11-Kasenga (Br). Van
| couyef.
LONDON, Nov 11-London Mariner OBJ
! Phiadel phia.
BARROW, Nov 1o-Appomattox (Br)
/ Philadelphia.
FoWRY Nov 1O--oluf 4aersk CDan)
Portland, Me; Wearbridge tBr), PhiIa-
SHANGHAI. Nov 1o-Teucer (Br), Nea
| York.
MANCHESTER. Nov s-Mercten OBJ.
! New Orleans.
LISBON, Nov 9-saugamon. New York
MARsEILLEs, Nov S-Fenchurch (3r}
BARRY, Oct 31-Grainton cBr), Port
/ land, Me.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
By Independent. Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distance in miles, position at noon unless
otherwise specifede
West ,Ja1rsy 70 e sandy Hook Noy TO- -
Alaguash 2,265 z Ambrose Nov 10
Dirgo 257 Sc Cape Race Nov ~.
nSpmoe so ssw sp sap Jnan nans H9 p Nov 10
San Juan arrived Aguadiila Noy 10.
swiftscout 1.4lo Sc Block Island Nov 10,
Clare 652 S Scotland Nov TO-
Ponce anchored Arroyo AM Nov 10.
Catherine 673 Sc Ambrose Nov 10.
Roanoke arrived Antilla PM Nov g.
Henry II Mallory 1873 S Scotland Nov 10.
Lafcon,o $50 SIC Altaveia Light Nov 10
Denis IFS ssE Sandy Hook 5 AM Nov 10.
veBtris 490 Sc Ambrose Nov 10.
Madonna 1890 GMT lat 40 20 lon 81 S5
vaba a2l Hatteras PM Nov 10.
Munargo left Anttlla 4 AM Nov 10.
Texan 955 s Ambrose Nov Q.
West Hem tite $40 n Ambrose Nov 10
Quistconck lat 33 o5 lon 81 IS Nov 10.
Amsrissn Lsgiqn slSf M So Ambrose Noy 49,
Afoundrla 230 miles SO degrees Cape Henry
Henry Gs ii 5 Wilton 1,147 sw Nantucket
Kershaw 80 sW Fire Island Nov II.
Occur dAiene IS overfalls Nov H.
Dorchester 10 sW Fire Island Nov IL.
ranamo 11s s Scotland Nov IL.
Elizabeth IT S Cape Cod Nov II.
Elmsport 351 e Ambrose Nov IL.
Lillian As NE Cape Henry Nov II.
Tuscan i24 NE Wtnterquarter Nov II.
Virginia 1873 g Ambrose Nov II.
Lake Gilboa 16o Scotland Noe II.
Lake strynon As sW BY n Nantucket
Nov II.
Hilton pd Caps Cod 1928 AN Nov IL.
Vulcan City 10 n Cape Henry 3:46 PM
Nov IL.
American Legion i.745 sE Ambrose Nov II.
Mongolia 66S E Ambrose Nov H.
McKeesport 1924 10 Ambrose Nov IL
Mirahores 4ss Ambrose Nov II,
salawati $50 r Easthampton PM Nov II.
Gulf Prince left Bayonne 1870 PM Noy II
San Lorenzo 52t 8 Ambrose Nov II,
Norma 421 Scotland Nov II.
Catherine 453 s Ambrose Nov IL
Rpekaway Park 455 + Cape Sable NOV ii.
Apache left Charleston 70 AN Nov 10.
Mohawk n Diamond aheai Nov 10.
Eraquois left Macaris $40 PM Nov 30.
Elisha wa.ser 2G0 ~ TIatteras Nov II.
West Hooomac E Nantucket Nog IL.
Fiordian 120 s Ambrose &ov Ii.
Suffolk Sc Fire Island Nov Ii.
New Britain 2s3 NE Cape Henry Hov aas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Georgia Tech Defeats
Georgetown Eleven, 1877


ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. f1.-The Golden
tornado of Georgia Tech again tri-
umphed over Georgetown to-day, win
ming at Grant Field by the score of 18
to 7. 1t was all Tech in the first half
with a total of II points scored. In the
second half Flavin, who was injured,
went in for Georgetown, and his PLAY
ing made the Georgetown team look
like an entirely different eleven.
1t was in the third period that
Georgetown scored. Barron and Hunt
starred for Teen. The touchdowns we're
made by Brewster, McDonough (two1
for Tech and Flavin for the Hilltop
pers. Du Four kicked goal from place
ment fer Georgetown, and Brewster
missed two out of three tries for Tech,
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

Frlnce Georges Park, has the assur-
a@nce @ OF Willis Sharpe Kilmer and
Iharies Thieriot that they will start in
She Thanksgiving handicap if they CON
tlnue to do we'll, as seems probable.
>, hockmlnster, which equaled the Eng
llsh Polymelus's worlds record OF
ZOO 3-5ths, for one mile and three
quarters when he won the Latonia
cShaa,mpionship, beating Lucky Hour
naI length, arrived at Bowie from
hentucky early last week in splendid
condltion The son of Friar Rock came
70 MafNland for the particular purpose
9l STARTING in the Thanksgiving. I'm
less the plans of Montfort and B. B.
Jones miscarry, Rockminster will have
Surl Rider as q running mate. Surf
Rider. Nirginian bred son of Super
man IS pretty shifty three-year
nlmSe!f, particularly over II distance.
Lucky Hour Freshening Up
Lucky Hour, which appeared to be
stale in the Pimlico Autumn handicap
renewal in which Oceanic, Medina and
Hephaistos all beat him, Is undergoing
q freshening. After he shall have
iiled his engagement in the Thanks
giving handicap Lucky Hour will go
into winter quarters at Havre de
Grace.
Exodus, which began the season of
1922 at Bowie on April ! rs a particj-
pant in a sprint of six furiongs, will
nnlsh it on November 80 in the
Southern Maryland Agricultural Asso-
clation's brag distance race. Exodus
revealed unsuspected distance run
ming ability in the Bowie Cup renewal.
Captain Alcock had to step a fast mile
and half in slow going to beat him
a nose. He easily trimmed Oceanic,
Medina and ThimbIe.
All of the middle distance stars CT
the country are in the Prince Georges
handicap, which will attract ten or a
dozen starters. Potential participants
in the endurance race are Cyclops,
William Tell, Rigel,, Whirlwind, Sallys
Alley, Blossom Time, Bright Tomor-
row, Betty Beall, Boys Relieve Me,
General Thatcher, Amber, Scarlet
Bugler, Cherry Pic. Rialto, Vigil,
Crochet, Ny Own, Powwow, Moonraker,
Picketer, Best Love, FurIin, Martin
gale, Oui Oui, etc.
Horsemen and horsewomen for. whom
stabiing at Prince Georges Park has
been reserved are August Belmont,
chairman of the Jockey Club; Richard
W 'iooi' piCoiAciA ol VIC
Association; Commander J. X L. Ross,
president OF the Montreal Jockey Club; /;
}. S. Cosden, Raj Parr, j. Edwin Grit
fifth, Walter j. Salmon, Robert l..
Gerry, Harry Payne Whitney, Montfort
Jones, DR.. NJ. J. Cromwell, Willis
Sharpe Kilmer, William Woodward,
Mrs. Payne Whitney, B. B. Jones, j.
Leonard Replogle, Scott P. Harlan.
George w. Loft, j. B. Smith, Edward
Riley Bradley, Frank Keency, Patrick
Joyce. William Gallagher, Admiral
Cary 7. Grayson, Samuel Ross, William
Preston Burch, Frank KonigswaId,
William K. Coe, II. X. Knapp, Edward
Beale Mclean. Thomas w. O'Brien,
Harry F. Sinclair, John f. Madden,
George Wingfeld, Samuel D. Riddle,
Walter NJ. Jeffords, Mrs. Walter NJ.
'Jeffords, Robert A Smith, Carey Win
frey, John Sanford, Frank j. Farrell,
Edward f. Simms, James w. McClel-
land, Henry Oliver, J.. T. Bauer, G. r.
Akers, w. I. Anderson, Samuel Louis.
Spalding Loke Jenkins and Max Smart
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Captain Alcock Wins $4,000 Pimlico Cun Race
bouts Hereabouts

MONDAY
anr.onadway Exhibition Asssc.--repper
srs,n VS.. frankie Edwards.
vs harlem Fnirmsnt Ciab--EarI BAIRD
ouhniy Mars. 10 rounds.
Go feeport A. E,---Harvey Bright W.
sammy stone, Ie rounds. w.
TUESDAY
fioneer \. C.--Irish Johnny Curtin
s'"''nS Edwards. ~ rounds.
THURSDAY
Madison Square Garden -- Panoho
'iiia VS.. Abe Gcldstcin, I6 rounds.
'"fd stedicai Regiment~-,Joe Click
Va aoung Diamond, IL rounds,
FRIDAY
sihR > t.--~Sanmy NabIe VS.. Charley
HAih) hohler, 10 rounds
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
No Navy-Georgia Tech
Football Game i'm 1923

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Negotia
tions for football game in 1923 be-
tween the Navy and Georgia Tech at
Atlanta were called off definitely in
letters from Rear Admiral Wilson,
commandant of the Naval Academy,
and Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, made public
to~day by Senator Harris, of Georgia.
Admiral Wilson wrote that much SIS
he would like 10 arrange the game,
it would be impossible for the Navy
team to sc to Atlanta, as it would in
terfere wit the cadets school routine.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
NJ. leonard in Draw
!. Mnli Pee Wee ka;a.,,.

.sasrd fo5ssi.s nsisef and Battling If.r
sss IN tho en- faa, warm tweiye-r round
!, ], rasr,,'s,qr seatqre bout last night at m
i " TIE teiai-fisa, teiea sporting Club,
4 ~ 39g Lew 4I. 4tILnsl Sid Slow substi-
! u Tia s;,,l ssy and was knocked
a FOUND by Al Tierney'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
SignaIed

Providence (Fr}. Naples foc New York.
Dock Sunday.
Carouia OBJ. from New York. due Liv
erpool q IN Sunday.
,1yrrhenia (Br). from New York, Due
Queenstown M Sunday.
Msuretania (Br), from New York. Due
Plymouth . m Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Oca. Il

G. Harrison Smith (Brl, RowIey. Cruz
Grande, Chile X i Hague.
Bower, Packer; st Thomas and st Crotx ;
Clyde Line.
Managul (Br). Nickerson; Renee and
Preston; United Fruit Co.
Porto Rico. Foker; San Juan and Ponce;
& Porto Rico Line.
Zuitn. Morris; La Guayra. Curacao via
Mayaguez; Bliss, Dalett
Huron. Hart; Monte Crstt and Porto
Plata; Clyde Line.
Hog 1slaad, Bronlan; Malta. and Piraeus;
schr onopette CBr>. Lonsmere; Var
mouth; J F whitney
G,ayo Mamhi. SMITH Cienfuegos, Manza-
Halizones tBr), Jones; Montreal; Il p
Houston.
Chattanooga city Evan: Vancouver via
San Diego and Los Angeles lsthmian Line
TOpdalsfjord tNor), Halvorsen; Christi
ania via Baltimore; Observation-Disclosures
creole. Jacobs; New Orleans; Southern
Norwaik. croweu; Boston; Eastern
90.
Il! sud Plnchin; Galveston; Southern
II Dirnock, Portland; Eastern Co.
City Of st Louis, Johnson; Savannah;
Ocean s g Co
Golden Gate (Nor), Aiarckon; Havro and
Antwerp Kerr Line.
tiyp (I}r), wood; Port Alfred (Canada);
Craig Becker Co.
Kotonia (Danl, Madser: Porto Padre
ana Chaparra; Munson Line.
Arizonan. Anderson; liverpool 10 San
Pedro; United American Line.
Cabo Ntliano (Spl, Asterquia; Philadel-
phia; Tbarra Line
Sorland (Nor), Axelsen; Nassau; Munson
Knut Hamsum CNorl. Andersen; Havana
and Nueyitas; Munson Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Wlnas nd son Tn.aInr

"EHHs Mt Seh To-day
tst nast ttnil-Fresh, east partly cloudy.
WeFt Gnlf~-Southeast shifting 10 noTtb
cfg ciaya sunday night aud becoming strong;
tn foo@Hn Sen and Windward paasaes--
Modef Il . northeast, except ynrtehia nyov
eAsferne south portionl generally fair.
N'rtn ~ SANDY HoOk---fcresh southwest.
smrs ana unsettled; probably showers
80, "a 'dy Took to 1Iatteras-Tresh, south
haltsras 70 Florida Straita--Moderate to
fresh oasterly, except varIa bic off North
carolina coastj generally fair.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Pant Jones Beats Estern,iinator
The Fauorite, for Second Place
l,uincy Stable Star Covers Ia Miles in tht
Fast Time OF 1858 2-5 and Wins by Two
Lengths; hiiller's Celding Fails i'm Pinch
Special Dispatch TO TAe T,4b. Ne

Suburban Handicap and Bowie Cup last Tuesday ona
edabie races of his brilliant todavs pco
m Handicap at TWO mics and quarter to his accompish
M Well ridden by Jockey l. McAtee son of
usra put each of five and won off b he
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
SCORE BY PERIODS
n. Y. u, Harriers Beat
G. G.. n. Y. Team 2l TO "a

In a dual meet with G. Q. n. 7. the
Violet barriers won by the score of II
-34. Yater ran strong race but was
hard pressed by De Lassiot, the N. Y.
L. Captain. Dain, the first City Col
lege man to finish, nosed out Gibbons
for third place. The race was run over
the Van Cortlandt Park course Of six
miles
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

High sSeratch-A. Il. Ranney.
1lgh Handlcap--J. II. Wanting.
JraNers lsland-O. ID. .Tuthfu
Haslin Sup-G. NJ. Hersey, G. A. Brown
=; =; - ,Nlcus, {, L. King. j II. WantIina
- r. nnutch13ngs' nt13gs' Il. Milliken, !. II. Taylor'
,,,i10u Doubles cup-A. e. Ranney and A. L.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
City Island

Bound East--schrs Ada A Mcintyre (Br),
Ne~ YORK for New Rochelle (anchoredl !:
Thomas H Lawrence, South A.nboy Tor a
saiiFd~sehr L NJ Roberts (Br> An
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Vessels Sold

Minerva, gasoline yacht, 81 tons; sold
by Robert T. Fowler "a Galena Navigation
Company for 81 and other considerations
Theresa steam screw, SO tong; sold BY
James Daniel SuIlv To George r. Williams
for 81 and other CONSIDERATIONS.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

NEWCASTLE England. Nov a--Keytng
ham (Br1, liaspc, q
BREMEN, Nov 6---yorck tGesy, New
york; 7ths CIinwood, New Orleans; oafs-
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AIiuneanta Harrirrs WIN

IOWA CITY, Nov. Minnesota's
cross-country team to-day won the
dual run with the Iowa Harrierg.
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San Gil 1876 s Nantucket Nov IL,
Duictno u y Baltimore oy IL.
Joseph NJ Cudahy "a NE Jupiter Nov II.
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SITUATIONS wANTgD rEMAlg

MAID, bright intelligent eoiered girl fae
actress. can sew we'll Shirers. a0p wess
14lst ST, Apartment 81, Lenox Court.
Phone AaduEop eIlos
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Change of Masters

Nieis Jensen succeeds wiIliern 7. Lewis
command steam eerew Federal No. Q,
Robert H. Turner succeeds Thomas Egar
command steam screw City OF New Bern
~. @. Wooiford succeeds Thomas PatsRs
man command steam screw Jupiter.
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Rochasneeau, Hsvre. Nov T.. French Line
Due SATURDAY.

President Harding, Southampton. Nov
Acropolis. Constantinopie, oct "a.
America Black Sea Line
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HE'LL WANTEp FEMALE

TYpIsT aud CLERICAL. woREER, per
manent positions sstaFy 500; must haNc
at least two years experience. Room Se5,
Aeclian Company, 80 Wes. t2d 81.
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X cling Sum nm aries

"C. K. HaTrlson entry. ~ sluallfied for fouI
tsed Glover Weft into the lead three fences from be
.osseu me race away by easing s0oI and Red
1174 SECOND RACB-Song; for tvc-year-olds;
2:O4. Start good; won driving; place same
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