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, 1922-09-02
Elpard to Coach
GrinneH Football
Squad This Season

GRINNELL. Iowa, Sept. A H.
Edward. former Notre Dame football
and basketball star and successful
coach of athletic teams representing
st. johns military academy, Della
field, wis, and the naval stations at
Hampton Roads. Va, and Newport,
r. T., will succeed w. II. fBudl Saun-
ders, as coach Of football and basket
ball at Grinnell college.
Edward to Grinneli from the
naval station at Hampton Roads, Va,
where he has acted as director and
coach Of athletics for. the past three
years.
Since his graduation from Not-e
Dame. Edward has turned out high
oalibre football and basketball teams.
He started his football experience Mt
Exeter and hen attended Notro Dame.
where he played alongside Knute
Rockne, famous Notre Dame mentor
at the present time; Charley Bach
man, Kansas Aggies coach, AMI BIZ
fly" Lee, who will assist Coach Fin.
ger at Cornell this season. Although
Weighing only 40 pounds, Edward
played the end position successfully
and received mention from many crit
les for the AIl.American position while
playing at Notre Dame
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Meet me nj the Smnixehouse.
, 1922-09-02
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting of Westminster Racing IA
ISOLATION opens at Belmont Park.
Meeting of Montreal Jockey club
opens at Montreal.
Meeting Of Kentucky Jockey club.
Louisville.
National amateur championship tour
nament opens at Brooklyn, Mass.
California amateur championship
tournament opens AZ De Monte.
Nebraska state championship tour.
nament closes at Omaha.
Tennis.
Davis cup challenge round at Forest
Hills. n. Y.
National hard court Junior girls
championship. at Berkeley. Cal.
Southern Massachusetts clay court
championship. at Fall River.
Berkshire county championship
tournament at Pittsfield. Mass.
Tri-county championship tournamen,
at Albany. y. Y.
Motorboat
Gold challenge cup regatta at De
troit.
Yachting.
Annual regatta OF Gulf Yachting as
s~ociation opens at Mobile.
Track.
Mid-Western A A. U. track ant
field meet at Omaha.
Shooting.
National rifle matches begin a
Camp Perry. o..
Bench Show.
Show OF Airedale and Fox Terriel
club OF Cleveland.
Polo.
National championship tournament
at Rumson. N. j.
Annual tournament OF Miami Valley
Hunt Club. at Dayton. o.
Angling.
National Association of Scientific
Angling clubs tournament at Cleve
land.
, 1922-09-02
DUNDEE WARMED
BY COMMISSION
Will Forfeit Right to Box in
New York if He Battles
johnny Kilbane.

NEW YORK. Sept. Johnny
Dundee who has been matched by Tex
Richard for a worlds featherwe.ght
contest with Johnny Kilbane at Jersey
City on September 20. will forfeit his
right to box in New York IL he goes
through with the bout. William Null
doom. chairman OF the New York
state athletic commission declared to-
day.
Muldoon's attitude is based or the
fact that KiIbane is under suspension
by the state commission for failure
last June TO accept Dundee's challenge
for his f~eatherweight title. Kilbane's
crowd was declared forfeited SO far as
the commissions jurisdiction is con
cerned and Dundee and Danny Frush
of Cleveland were named as the logi-
cal contenders. Dundee recently
knocked out Frush and a been rec
ognized since then as featherweight
title holder in New York.
Meet Me at The ymokehouse.
, 1922-09-02

seven Of han being regulars through
out the season. Morgan Will have a
strong nucleus about which to build
his team. Captain Groves, Bill Les
ter and possibly Jimmie ouinlan OF
the 1891 backfieid will be out in foot
ball toys Monday and Francis Sever
ance. a capable sui back OF last
year. WIN be present. Eaton and Nc
Grath. guards: Archimbault and Cody.
tackles. and Paul O'Bryan. end. arc
the other letter men. All Of them
showed that they possessed a thor.
ough knowledge OF the rudlments OF
football last season and with the sI'
p~eriencs which they have gained.
should be n better form this year.
Hargis. a iineman OF ability W years
ago, who was kept out of h lineup
last year on account OF injuries. has
Indicated that he will be on deck
fighting for a limo berth. Other sub
stitutes from last veal are Euege-
segger and Craig.
It Is expected by Coach Morgan
, 1922-09-02
C%hicagoan Wins
In Chess Play

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 2.-Sam-
uei Factor Of Chicago. won from Jack.
son W. showalter. Georgetown, KY,
IN 4s moves In the play in the
Western Chess association tournament
herA Edward Lasker, Chicago west
ern champion defeated Norman T.
Whitaker, Washington. D. c., j. H.
Morris. Hoopestown, Ill, and Marvin
Palmer, Tama. Iowa, declared a draw
after so moves. Herman Hahlbom lost
to E. W. Gruer. Pacific coast cham
nion. Gruer then resumed his ad-
1ourned game with Lasker.
Meet Me at the smokehouse.
, 1922-09-02
Bait Casting
Record Broken
In Tournament

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. "A
NEW worlds record for single cast
half-ounoe bait was established by
Fred A~rbogast, OF Akron. at the an
nual tournament yesterday Of tho
National Association of Scientific
Anglers Clubs Of America, 1t was
announced today. He cast for 27I
feet, 10 inches and averaged $50 feet
81 inches for five flings. The
former record vas gIS feet 3 inches,
by Lingenfeiter, in 1918.
, 1922-09-02

that so or so msn VIII show up for
the first practice. He Will have as
asshnants this ear Sam Neff. stsr
football player from the University
Of Wyoming. and Robert Ward. who
aided In coaching the team last year.
Class teams and grade school teams
viii b coached by John Mcintyre OF
the commercial department and
Homer Zee Of the manual training
department. II is expected hat when
the season gets underway thare viii
be interesting class games. as well as
a grade school league in which the
games will be fought with treat spirit
and rivalry.
, 1922-09-02
MURPHY is

DENVER. Colo.-Frankie Murphy.
Denver welterweight, has agreed TO
meet Dave Rosenberg. New York's
world middleweight champion" in a
12-round bout TO a decision here. pro-
viding the latter makes 165 pounds
for the fight. Murphy's manager an
nounced today. Murphy plans 10
weigh in Pt 14S pounds.
, 1922-09-02
DISTANCES BATTERS| IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE STICK RACE
Crimes Is Second and Bigbee Third; Sisler Leads
Cobb in American While Williams and Walker
Remain Tied Tor Circuit Clout Honors
CHICAGO. Sept. CIV The

Rogers Hornsby, leading the National league in individual
Els challengers that any bid they may make to overtake him
will net seriously threaten his drive for the 1922 champion
ship.
The 81. Louis marvel with the close of the season just five
~ today has a a5pound marin over his rivals and IS batting
, 1922-09-02
SPIRITS OF COACH And PLAYERS
HIGH With PRACTICE PENDING

The thud of the pisskin, the sharp signals of the quarter
back and the impact of lunging moleskin-clad warriors will
be heard Monday night at the high school athletic field when
Head Coach Dean Morgan leads the Natrona county high
school football squad on the field for the first practice session
of the 1922 season.
, 1922-09-02
Last Scores
FRIDAY FINALS.

FRIDAY FINALS.
National League.
Philadelphia OIL. Boston z-1o.
New York Z. Brooklyn 8.
Cincinnati 4. Chicago T.
American League.
Boston s. Philadelphia 4.
ST. Louis 4, Detroit I.
Chicago 2. Cleveland o.
No other games scheduled.
, 1922-09-02
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
HAYDEN IS NEW coAcH

WINCHESTER. Ky. Sept. 2-Basil
Hayden, all Southern basketball guard
and a member of last years South
ern champion University of Kentucky
basketball team. has beer engaged by
Kentucky Wesleyan college :iere as
athletic coach. j. B. sibiey. who of
recent years a been coach, becomes
director.
, 1922-09-02

CHCAGO-Eddie Rommel, the
Athletics star twirier. chaiked up Ids
twerty-frst victory of the season. de-
feating Boston in IL innings yester-
day, 4 to s.
, 1922-09-02
s0ID.

SANTA ROSA, Cal-Saie Of is
Thoroughbred yearling horses of the
Wfldup ranch TO sportsmen Of Sara
toga, N. Y, and Lexington, Ky, for
atotal of $4,000 was announced.
, 1922-09-02
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS f
Club Standings


NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-The Ma
tionai league baseball standings, in
GLIDING Fridays game. were officially
announced today as follows:
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2-The official
standing OF the American League IN.
, 1922-09-02

American IeAgue
New York at Philadelphia e games),
Chicago at Cleveland.
St Louis at Detroit
Boston at Washington q games).
, 1922-09-02

Americra Association.
CHICAGO. sept. 2.@Officlal stand
ing of the American Association. in
GLIDING games of Friday
, 1922-09-02

Once a customer. always a as.
TONER. Woods. the sign man.
s.asst
, 1922-09-02
Today's Games


Brooklyn at New York e gamesl.
Philadelphia at Boston e gnmes)
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. Lor-z,
, 1922-09-02
TENNIS.

SAN FRANcISCo-California state
tennis championships and Junior
girls hard court single championships
will begin today at Berke-
Icy tennis club.
, 1922-09-02

BE ON TIME.
1--we your time piece repaired at
rripeny's. s-2a5t
, 1922-09-02

Meet Me at the smokshouss.
, 1922-09-02

Meet Me at the smokehouss.
, 1922-09-02

Meet me at the smnIsehouse..
, 1922-09-02

Meet Me at tho rmokehOuse.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
BOWLING.
City League.

- The City League opened its season
with bang. The scores were not
what they should have been but for
the opening night since they all had &
serious case of buck fever:
The Wicherski team under the able
leadership of Captain George took
three games from the Hackbarths, not
because Ct the Wicherski good
bowling. but mostly on account Of the
poor bowling of the Hackbarths. +H.e
The Eibner Candy Kids, won two
games from the Saffert Meats. The
Eibners took the first two games by
bowling two nine hundred games, but
the last game was captured by the
Safferts due to Ed. Huhns' PIP game
and Billy Lindemann turning in 21C
and Boergers 1876. ". -iI .- s
Hy. Dahms won the special prize
bowling with the Hackbarths'. In
the second game after making four
straight strikes, he made two pins
on his first ball and On the next, he
made nothing. According to the
writer's opinion Heinie will be better
after Easter 1928;
Go Her5s.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
ESSIG AND VICINITY.

IL
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Holman were
guests at the home of the latter's
parents. Mr.and Mrs. Ludwig Mielke
Sunday
Sunday visitors at the various rlaces
! ere we're as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Val, Knees and Mrs. Ernst Rollof
Sr. at the Hy. Knees home, Ion
Knees at the VIM. Geske home, tl,
Alex snd Arthur Mecklerburg AM
Ed. Lambrecht families at the Dal
Mecklenburg home, the John Gareis
Fred Neissen and Mrs. Minnie Wag.
ner antilles at the And. Wagaer kom,
and the Ed. Wagner family from New
Ulm at the Herman Schroeder home
Martin and Rich. Brodersen, Ed
Schroeder, Jack Kemkes, Louis Kuelbs
Leslie Albrecht and the Misses Mabe'
and Sylvia Geske, Helen Woebke and
Lillian Brodersen attended the birth.
Gay party given in honor Of Miss
Margaret Woebke at the Otto Radk.
home at New Uln, last Friday even.
i,g
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred Johns and child.
ren were visitors at the home of Mr.
snd Mrs. VIM. Geske Sunday evening
Richard Brodersen went to Lake
Tenton Saturday for en- indefinite
stay.
Mrs. And. Wagner and childrer
we're at Sleepy Eye last week visiting
f,r several days.
Mr.. end Mrs. Hy. Knees received
letter from their son Armin at Fedora
Dam, Mimi, stating that he shot ;
800 pound deer this season. Tha
is the first deer he hagged since he i
Living there,
Miss Sylvia Geske spent Monda,
with Mrs. Val. Knees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Mack enter
ts.ined their many friends at dance al
tie Essig Hall last Saturday evening
Supper was served at the proper hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack (nee Miss Ads
Wilhite) were married last Wee esday
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29

Although the New Ulm high school
football team failed to bring home the
bacon, yet the season had it's bright
side, Principal R. J. Stewart an
nounced. A large number OF men
turned out for practice throughout
tie entire season. AS high as 35 men
reported for practice in the early part
of the season and at no time did the
squad consist of less than two fully
equipped teams.
Eight of the regulars ard practically
all of the second team men return next
fall, thus assuring New Ulm a back
ground of experienced men for the
squad next year upon which it can
build a strong aggregation. This
situation will result in removing tie
clief handicap Of the present season,
Mr.. Stewart said, the lack Of expert
erced men. E...
One of the positive results of the
season was the increased enthusiasm
among the student body in the school
at large. The team received 100 pei
cent support from the school through
out the entire season, Mr.. Stewart
explained. When the tes m played
out of the city generous citizens do
mated their automobiles and stood
back of it in every way.
The moving spirit in generating
enthusiasm among the students was
TIE rooters' club led by Hildegarc
Helm. The team and coaches are
grateful to not only the student body
but to the citizens of New Ulm for tke
support accorded them during th'
pcst year. ~ @ Il
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
C.. TEAM LEADS IN
VOLLEY BALL CONTEST

In the spirited volley ball tourna-
ment which is being conducted at
Turner Hall under the direction OF
Fred Naumann, athletic instructor,
tie c.. team is leading, having wen
four games and lost two. The A team
is second with three victories and three
defeats, and the B team at the foot OF
the list with two victories and four
dc feats. The contest closes Dece mber
S and the losers are scheduled to treat
the winners to a dinner.
From the start the race has been
close. c. team started out by losing
two games, A team won two games
and B lost one game and won one
game. There are opportunities yet
for upsets in the standing OF the teams
before the tournament closes.
The personnel Of the teams is as
follows: A team: K. Bell, Captain;
J. Heyman, V. Schleuder, H. Fimeyer,
J. Groebner, H. Bong, L. Schuck, O..
Ulrich and M Zschunke; B. team:
A. Held, Captain; A. Fimeyer, G.
Schneider, j. Diebele, F. Niemann,
H. Schleuder, A. Kuester, R. Brust,
f. Held and G., Pfaender; G. Team:
Engelbert, Captain; Lang, G. Crane,
w. Huevelmann, H. Joern, Reiser,
r. Pfaender, Hoehne and H. Herzog.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
new III.M DEFEATS
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Score Is IL to 7 At End
Of Fast And Fur
ious Game.

In fast and furious football gam,
which left the result in doubt until the
last minute of play the New Ulm high
school defeated the Catholic high
school by score of II to on the
Fair grounds Wednesday afternoon
November %. Both sides fought hard
in the last game OF the season.
New, Ulm was the first to score,
going over for a touchdown after the
Catholic team had driven desperately
to protect its goal line. New Ulm
failed to kick goal and the score was
S to 0. -..-
Catholics Score.
In brilliant attack in the last
quarter the Catholic high school
through the use of two we'll executed
forward passes went over for a touch
down. The team was successful IL
kicking goal, giving it the long end OF
7 to score.
The New Ulm high school now
staged a comeback. With three
minutes to play, pass from Schuelle1
to Nelson netted 80 yards, placing the
ball on the Catholic high school thirty
yard line. On the next down New
Ulm made five yards. On the follow
ing play Schueller went around end
rs yards for a touchdown. Nelson
failed to Kick goal. ...., s.
The Catholic high school again
showed an amazing burst OF speed and
following the kickoff carried the bal
in rapid plays to New Ulm's thirty
yard line. 1t was at this point that
the whistle of the referee brought the
to q close.
The lineup for the two teams was
as follows:
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
COURTLAND.

:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Luepke were
New Ulm callers Saturday. t5.s rs
Fred Hevert visited at the August.
Havemeier home Friday evening ~ Y I
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hulke and
family visited at the Ernst Kocsmann
.hcme Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Voges motored to Echo
Wednesday to attend the auction at
his brother-i i1-law, Martin Fitzner's.
Mr.. Fitzner was elected sheriff Of
Yellow Medicine county. He is the
eldest son Of Louis Fitzner Of this
village;
August Have meier called on the
Gustav Luepke family Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Garbrecht
and ia mily visited at the Henry
Pehling home Sunday.
. Mr. end Mrs. Herman Bendix and
family called at the Ed. Garbrecht
home Friday
Miss Hilda Havemeier returned
home Satu rday. She was employed
at the Union Hospital in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Voges, ST., and
Louis Fitzn er went to Echo to visit
Martin Fitzner Wednesday.
Henry Voges Jr., was business
caller at the VIM. Ian gkorst hcme
Friday.
Martin Langhorst was New Ulm
caller Thursday.
Fred Havemeier and son Paul were
in New Ulm Thursday.
Miss Rosa Hellmann returned to
New Ulm. SLe was employed this
summer at the He, man Llepke home.
Edwin Windhorn Of New Ulm was
a business caller at the August Have
meier home Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Voges called at
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29

Mrs. Ed. Woratachke is visiting
with relatives and friends in Lafayette.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
HOME LEAGUE.

The Dry Cleaners have kept up the
pace taking two out of three games
from the Brick and Tile. The Meyers
again slipped into second place by
3 to victory over the Expressmen.
The Hackbarth team took two out
of three games from the Frenzels
while the Raabes topped the Bier
bau~1s with 2 to l victory.
Me- er Of the Meyers set up new
three game total Of 643 with scores of
z24, POS, and 213. John Forster
missed getting high single score by
poor tenth frame hit in his last game.
As it was he made 243.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
e Albert DueIn hcme IN New Uln,

the Albert DueIn hcme in New Ulnl
Sunday.
A. number Of friends and relatives.
gathered at the Fred Epke home Sun.
day to help Mrs. Epke celebrate he1
birthday. A midnight lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ginkel and
Mrs. Minnie Poehler and son Henry
helped Mrs. Herman Harmening o.
Lafayette celebrate her birthday.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29

%. "A hog OF $1,000 by Ed. Schnob-
rich. Winner: Joseph j. Buchl.
Father Loslebens praised the work
of Louis Windhorn in decorating the
interior Of the basement OF the new
church and school for the bazaar. He
declared that the bazaar was pro-
nounced success in every respect.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29

Mrs. O. M. Olsen will leave the latter
part of the week for Moline, ILL.,, where
she will be the guest Of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cornwall for several days. She will
leave for Moline from New Prague
where she is visiting at present.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29
R r P | r + I!
E1R /
COMING TO
n EW UI M

DR.. j. A. Keene, Famous Rupture
Specialist, will be at the Dakota Hotel
Tor cae day only, Sunday, Dec. 3, be-
tween the hours Of 9 a. m. and z p. m,
where he will treat all cases Of Rupture,
10 matter how long standing.
DR.. Keene, says. A ruptured patient
tied with an appliance, properly CON
tructed and correctly put on, is as
trong as normal and should on no
ccount fail to build up and hardeo
he muscles Of the abdomen.
To effect a cure with truss, Rupture
must be held at internal ring at all
imcs and avoid all pressure on sper-.
nstic cord and pubic bone. DR.,
Keene as specialized in the treatment
+ Rupture for 20 years and positively
uarantees to hold your rupture with
is pate nted appliance at all times, re-
CARELESS Of occupation He does not
Use elastic belt, springs or leg straps.
THIS appliance is indorsed by lead
ng physicians
kEENE. INSTRUMENT co.
f1crne Office 92s Met Bank Bldg.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29

Mrs. Emil c. Steinhauser and little
son Frederick arrived here from Lam
bcrton on Sunday afternoon to visit
with the Steinhauser family here. They
returned home Monday evening.
New Ulm review., 1922-11-29

Mrs. Ralph Roberts OF Estheryille,
Iowa spent few days at Springfield
before visiting here with her mother,
Mrs. L. Williams. She returned to
her hcme in Iowa on Saturday.
Mrs. William j. VonBank left
yesterday for Jordan to be the guest
Of her parents over Thanksgiving.
The Doctor will join her today, and
both will return home on Friday
afternoon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-28
Riddles Karnival
on July 4 ArOuses
Much Interest Here

Warren District youngsters from 1
to IL years of age are going to be the
biggest little folks in the country
when the July 4 parade and pageant
is staged here. For the ''kiddies' kar-
nival" promises to be one of the best
features Of the parade.
, The little folks are going to dress
up in every costume imaginable for
the parade and all march along to-
gether-an entire section will be re-
served for them and the parade COM
mittee will see that they are close to
the band.
No entrance blanks" will be re
quired for the "kiddies' karnival," and
every youngster in the district, and
the entire county as well, is included
in a blanket invitation to take part
The parade will start at $3.50 in the
evening. Half dozen local women
will march by the side of the children
to see that none is lost or kidnapped by
admiring spectators.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-28
James B. Grand, Pioneer In Planning
Colorado River Development, Declares
Arizona Must Guard Against California

the directors figures could be formed
by the building of a dam at Boulder
Canyon not exceeding 800 or $50
feet in height; it could be accom-
plished with a much lower structure
lower down where the river grade
becomes less steep. l do not believe
we would require a reservoir of such
capacity, or any reservoir at all for
a long time, for you must know that
the great volumesof water which the
Colorado river discharges will not be
utilized for many, many years and
of necessity much of its waters must
be wasted until. that time. But let
us waste it after the power has been
extracted. Instead of building the
Boulder Canyon dam, the economical
thing to do would be to build an
other floating weir at Bullshead or
the Parker site.
(To be concluded tomorrow.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-28

the celebration at the following hours
Bisbee, 900 to 1915 in the, morning;
Lowell: 1890 to II noon. The band
Will play in sebali park curing
the baseball game, which will starr
at l o'clock, and during the cowboy
sports program that will follow the
game.
Vaudeville and speaking programs
will start at i o'clock on platforms
in front of the Phelps Dodge store in
Bisbee, the municipal market in Low
ell and Vista Park. Warren.