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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
PULLMAN SAVINGS Ak. LOAN
ASSOCIATION

TO provide a systematic IS % abse-
iutely safe plan for the IN ermerf
OF savings. and 20 aid its aemhers
20 acquire homes 81 their %. s. IL rha
object Of the Pullman sas ars ana
Lean Association The al ,1clauoa
q in every sense HOME 10 ututioa
Who It, For
IL is for the Practical Nan. uha
realizing the uncertainties % tus
ness and health. and OF thi folly -
spending ali his money al fast 81
he gets II. provides for g. emer
gsBey.
Il Is for the Prudent Wor an. whC
oat Of her earnings or ALLOW nc1. de-
sires to put away a litthf monay
monthly. where % VII be mreIy
and profitably invested. and i've be-
The least trouble and where she can
get Il when needed
Il Is for the Young MAa p. ssessins
The manhood and determin seq g.
save something every mon d frou
ale earnings as a reserve una. &C.
draw on when sick or out o. s1sl-
ton. for proyidng home Tor e.
start IN business
IL l. for Boys and Girls. ,c hen
chem 70 be economical and .austrf-
Gus and 10 encourage tho 20 e..
auire the habit Of saving orisa :
fund TO educate them an maks
them independent
IL Is for Societies. Frats. al an
other Organizations wishiu e. Is
vest their income FOR the "a pose q
creating 3 reserve fund. or or bHIa
ng
" Is for All Seeking a Elams q
Rho want 20 improve their :, aper1g
O. pay off q mortgage or 20 sr8v q
q fund fcr any other worthy u~ross
Caii On or write
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

tuiS. SHe was
talking in the
barnyard one day
to Miss Gray
hen, who was a
very gentle, quiet
hen.
=" 1T makes me
mad said Miss
Fidgety Fashion
able Hen, to
think of the peo-
pie who don't APP
preciate us as
tney pass us by.
" OF cours e
soon now we will
be going indoors
for the winter,
but all summer
long we haven't
had half the adj
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
Made Greenland Yellow.

Little Edwin-Mamma, l guess the
man who made my geography was
colorbllnd.
Mamma-Why do you think so. dearf
Little Edwin-'Cause he's got Green
land painted yellow.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

~ HfAAANA - - ~ - -
and lived not far
away.
4" Pigs al d
Mr.. Red Crown
Rooster, Pigs, 1
say again
"'Y e s, W re
pigs, all right
said Sir Benja-
min Bacon.
I'VE most GER
tainly are, and are
proud of it, said
Sir Percival Pork.
"To think of
being proud of it,
said Mr.. Red
Crow n Rooster.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

DESIRE TO INCOME TAX PAYING PUBLIC OF
PULLMAN AND VICINITY THAT ARRANGEMENTS
WHEREBY WILL BE ASSOCIATED
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
s3V Ddddys
B1Evenin8
Fairy Tale
FASHIONABLE HEN.

Miss Fidgety Fashionable Hen"
said Daddy. was a very proud crea-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Stay at Hot Springs Proves
Beneficial 10 i}iiI HYMNS Arm
Star Runners Entered
III Baxter Mile Race,

fhc Daatar. .,i'e, one OF The most at
tractive events Oh tbs prograIn os the
New Io1n Athletic Clubs games which
are TO be held Saturday night, Feb
ruary 2t, at tiie 2Id Regiment Armory,
promises to be ore Of the grcatest mile
races ever held On tic board hoor.
Three men have entered who already
hold one le@ OF thia co,otcd trophy.
Ihcae mcu are Walter Il erins, as&l
Columbia njicr ana present holder Of
ihc cup; Mike NeYaney, oi the Nli,rose
A. A., and uai Cutbill, the "llying Far
sor' OF the Boston a. a. AID national
1,Qu0-yard champion.
This undoubtedly means that it vii
be 4 rip-4nd tuck fight all the way, aud
that the ma, Nso cones home the
winner viii have to travel close 10 rec
ord time II order TO tinisn in the lead
Larry Ercva, PENIS star distance
man. - also entered, and Viii nl4hu a
determined bid 10 have his name in
scrbcd Oh this trophy along With The
other noted mites whose names arc al
ready engraved on it,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
RrOoklAn plaNers 10 Sail

Blight Brooklyn players aud half
side OF the Bridge Will sail for JAcsa
Sonyillc, Fla, next Thursday uoon u
begin spring training. The players ar.
Roy J. Aucr Harold {. Janvrin, :
Mamarx. William J. McCarren, Claf
ence MITCHELL John Roscbery and Joh'
$. sutton, besides Henry Fisher h.
Brooklyn semi-pro. Scout Larry ST.
ton viii be in command OF the party
Manager Wilbeft Robinson VIII pro-.
ceed from me Dover Hal Club to Jack
sonyille in time to welcome the party
The Brooklyn club yesterday an.
nounced that Pitcher Harry 6. Sr~iyer'
Ard Outielder John Roseberi had
signcd contracts for the l922 seaaon.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Leisig gll Merncn Beat
Esastvers geafsa. es-29

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Feb. Is Rutgers
tank men met an unexpected surprise
here this afternoon when Lchigh, due
to the speedy swimming OF Harmon,
freshman, captured the meet amusing
A. points to 29 for the visitors. Pool
records were smashed ia three events
tho relay, 200 and 100 ward races.
The summarizes:
eQo-yprd selay-Nyon oy Lehlsh (Van
Noit. Davis Jacobs. HARMONY Rutgers
1Goioeil. i;oss, Nosetu, ColvlNe) Iine.
i:4s.
DO yards ca rs ce4tel. ttutgoss: LOS.
Hute Is, second; NAn >nft, Lehigh th.d.
Davis, l.ehigN tourih. Thrc o:@6 -.
100 Nards--M on hy Gcin"i Rutgers.
Harmon. Lehign. sseoud. lto>atti. Eu'gcrs.
tAiYd. Gus.se~'ere. Lth!sh. fourth. 1v!Ae,
DIVING Won by rhiids rcAigh; Asta-
r.th, Lehigh, seeouo ualhraith. kUtg rs.
iaunae Won by paa'ra oqd. I.eA,sh,
+ egrii, lehish. seooru; SPARKS, Kntg,rs,
talrd, Daio. Nutgcs,. fourth. Distance,
'f feet.
~ Yards Won by nero.qa l.ellsh.i
Rna-. >utgcr~. s~coud larsrs, Lebis..
rnirc; Grohrlan, I.utgets fourth rin.c.
s51.
oo-yard breast e,roAe- Won - Gang
souader. Rutgers. third; Kendall, iehish,
sonrsh.
so-yard back stroka.-.Non by Gcihel
nu'gnrsi Van Mort, lehign. second. Ga.
bfaltf. i,otscls, thId. Jacobs. Lshish
rOnrt h.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

pered with his PLAYERS, the good wh;cl.
wiI result from having brought the
matter up for public airing viii! be
considerable. It viii put q stop TO
Ousybod1es meddling with other peoples
ding aud it viii make club on7ors a7d
representatives careful not TO do any.
tAlng. however innocentiy, calculated
20 make she y aver OF some other club
dissatisfied.
Mr.. Baker is entitled to thanks for
having brought the question TO IN Is
sue His course of action in the mat
ter VAS treated here and there with
much tippancy. but il vas 4 serious
matter and nog one for tlippancy, aud
m&ynap the fhiladelphian dealt with
Il with more courage than an Of his
associates have ho"n. lie was ron
esq IN his convictions: and whether o.
noJ be had a case, basebaN will be the
better off for his action in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Bath, aud Os,eopa,!ay Arc
Helpful 10 Giant Pitcia-
cr: Scott Also at Resort
Bv William S. Hanna

hot SPRINGS, Arh., Feb. la.-Bill
Ryan's right arm, the one Ne does the
ritching with for the Giants, il two
inches longer than when re came here.
The big pitcher has been taking long
walks and hot baths and rlbs and
osteopathy for L week here, and, while
the walt and the baths hGNe taheu
lour pounls OF him, the osteopath has
,nanipulatcA two inches moro length TO
his arm. The irutl. ls, the ann IS NON
It's natural longth.
RYAN couldn't strai ighten it when ho
5rrived last Sundav, and in straighten-
ing it out ,he osteopath has Increased
it to its original length. SO it Is q
much better arm. The shortncsa was
more CT less q natural condition due
TO the crook caused by pitching, aNd
Ryan is greatly impressed Young
pitcher as I; result Of his stay here.
lie expects better things from the avn.
Ryan and "Rcd" Causcy arc The only
members Of the Giants to reach The
Spa so far. They have been on hAnd
COR L week Fred Tcney aud PIN
Dooelas we're expected TO-DAY. but
didn't come and G.dn't send any word
whom they would come. Ran and
Causcy sre doubtful whether they will
visit the Springs at all Oh their way to
san Antonio. 1'hc infuN Of major
league ball players to lot Springs 10
take a course III tuning up on the way
to their regular training camps is not
much on an innuN so Tar; in fact, Il is
q skmpy influx rs yet.
The two pitchers OF the Giants and
Karl Smith, the catcher, who lives
here; Everett Scott, tnc Yankee short
stop, and Clyde Milan, the new man
ager OF the Washington Senators, are
the only ones who have reported.
NJ M.lan and Scott arc old standbys Gt
Hot Springs. They have the habit.
Scotty, who got in this morning from
MS home in Nuncie, Ind, has been
honoring Hot Springs with his pres
ence off and on since 1914. mostly on.
He says it is beyond pcradventure the
place Of places TO train. Scott, it ap-
pears, will take to his new berth, that
is, shortstopping for the Yanks, like
duck to the water.
lie talks as if he always had been
Yank. and ne doesn't see no wthe alb
sence for q month Of Ruth and Meusel
viii divorce The Yanks from the pen
rant. He doesn't think their presence
will make q difference of more than
three or four games.
Babe Ruth has wired that he will be
here next "Wednesday. Fe VIII arrive
with his vaudeville partner, WelliHgton
{ ross, VINO wants q few baths. Mike
McNaly sends word thal he ard wife
viii arrivc Monday. and Noyt and bride
and Wally Schang are TO arrive
W ednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Poor Support Robs
Matty Of Perfect Game

Al Chicago, June 13, 1905--Christy
Mathcwson pitched one of the great
est games of his career, holding the
Cubs without q hit or run. Only two
Chicago players reached first base
Schultz and Brown--on errors by
Dahlen and Gilbert. Mathewson did
not issue base on balls and would
have bad perfect game TO his
credit but for the two misplays.
Threc-flngercd Brown allowed only
one hit up to the ninth inning, when
nc weakened and was touched for
four successive singles by Browne,
McGann, Mertcs and Dahlcn, Nc
Gam scoring the only run Of the
game.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
White Sox Battery Men
on for Marlin Springs

CHICAGO, Feb. i6.-Chicago Amori
can pitchers and catchers were gather
ing here today, TO leave tonight for
Marlin Springs, Tex, where they will
remain for week before going to
Seguin, Tex, the regular training camp.
Other battery men will Join the party
at tne Springs.
Manarer Gleason and his assistant,
Johnny Evers, we're busy to-day check
ing thc roster Of athletes. and il was
announced that three OH the list have
been disposed Of. These are Joe Aicfer,
Fred Bratchi. outneldsr, and JacL
Wienecise, pitcher.
Urban Fabcr, star pitcher OF The
American League, was one OF the early
arrivals, and informed tbs manager
that lie never felt in better condition.
lie has fully recovered the use OF his
right leg following an operation for
removal o. u floating cartilage in the
knee
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Owners Take the Rick

Doeers Eornsby, he huiwark OF the
{. LOUIS National League club, de
lands salary Of $4,000 year and q
,,ree.ves- contract II is u big, por-
,s.,oUs question, this one OF huge sal
.-ies Tor sta- p-ayers, and their value
4. the turastile. What players used to
ss..-.ae.- $4,000 salaries Of twenty
I.s-s agc-ace Got pertinent to the
ss.e. Bal clubs tako il q great deal
,ors money nov than then and the
y,syer contributes 10 this affiuencc.
~ he other rand. does the PLAYER
rssI;ze iully that without the owner TO
MES: ard risk his money there
wouldn't be ANY ball club, or that The
9rr.r takes tae risk, whereas the
v.aver stands to lose Hothing?
lis. What Eorrsby is worth to the
\. Louis club is best known to him
I'd the club. but he is worth q good
hi. lie has 4s pretty hating
,s0rd as you mev find il seasons
.-.ysl. and the hard hitter is the pub
N dol. Horncby led his league last
v.,r. batted .Se7 which, lively bali or
n, is more than anybody else did
/, analysis Of his hating brings 70
,,., as consistent ability as a slugger
S. he most exactiug stlcklcr for con-
:is.ency could ask.
The maraudng Hornsby batted $50
t7 better in every city OF the circuit
except Cincinnati. Home meant moth
ing in particular 10 him. He. didn't
rsed the encoura cement Of friendly
cgowas to spur HIM on to his best
payirg. Mayoe it vas the hostile
crowds who were the spur, maybe he
AS les eager to make good at home
aar broad, but, in any event, he hit
e,;er on the road than at home. His
ayesge fer t. road was .412, for
,'0ae SIS
Il ras5y did the extraordinary hae-
''ns Of 55s FOR eleven games~in Chi
ago r tweH,y- i've hits in fortyhve
=. 2c4 n Cincinnati. His average for
Nh. sburgh .46o. for Philadelphia
4 for Boston 800, for New York
Il Tie slump in Cincinnati must
sEs been one Of opposing pitchers
h the Background at Eedland Field is
:svorable for batting as any on the
~int
The POO Grounds with their bleacher
! ;gkground aud variable light are COM
au.ivoly poor for battcrs. yet Horns
ghi. .25 there The New York pitch
( as were the least OF his worries, an
Ir.ient.y, with orc exception. al field s
,0sed alike 10 hir1. rLiy & nature
! |l,er, enc VINO hts lhat particular dt
|trplion as we'll as any player taat
Itysr swung Q BAT
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Army Boxers Oulpoint
Penn State. G IN I

VEST POINT. n. Y, Feb. Is
Army's boxers took six Of the seven
bouts staged here to-day n d contest
With A'enn State. The cauct fighters
won one bout by q Knockout. Black
ts king the count after two minutes
fighting with Maglin iii the l75~pound
event Chapin won State only fight,
outpointing Meister ii the l25-pound
class
The summary:
l15-ib. cass-Dusan Army, dcfeatos.
K'cse. Penn stat. ~ deeis or, rounds
i25-ih ciaSs-Cha pin Penn Sta'o. Dc =
fetcd Mcis,cr. Arm. ~ sec.sion. 3 rounds.
80 b ssa-- -daiiuour rn4. defeated.
Naa'!io. E-rA t4ic. b. 4ec'.ioa, 3 rounds.
l'5-lb class- Aerh''. Army. defeated
Bordncr, eln Str. hf doeisier. rounds.
ltp-iu. o,"ss- -lsUra .''ln.. o. feal q
Taylor. Penn Si,.,e. nv aeri,!o.. rour',-.
1'y-!b, eiAs- Nse is. Ar-a: f"s+ate'.
:lli''-tes' tshtinr in Grs' rount.
lli.n!tei ci0's -'aNidsot., Ar.a4, le-
f"ateO G. Ia Ner, i'c.l St~te. - decision.
ry'I.ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Rutt 81 gns Contract
For Six-Day Bike Race

Walter Rutt, the great German bike
to ride in the si,:-day race at Madison
Square Garden March s TO IL. Rutt
showed better form in the last race
than he has in the last few years, and
has been given the privilege of select
ing his own partner for the coming
race.
Erocco IS still to be heard from, but
Manager Chapman is confident the lap
steol'u@ rider viii be here in time to
Start, having been sent contract that
he can hardly turn down. Willie Co.
burn said ycs tcltlay that he expects to
viz Tie rare With stolen lap, and has
con'idencc ip lis partner, Lands, to
stick with him Whon the jam comes.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

7bey'il be at it in another two
ssks, even though there still be ice
>, the Hudson. Ice on the HUDSON and
.,soay knows what sort OF freezing
s.,srd ready to sweep down OF the
= Isarue bet. but in Di:'ie The mock
;--a;-i frisks Us tail at the bal
'iss d. familiar player figure 70 i,
md the red bird hops out Of the
Acke..
.hn sunshine and the magnolia and
-se free trips on first class trains and
sausing II first class hotels, but the
,versgc player is pretty material
arson and enjoys young spring moro
.'sen his salary is satisfactory. There's
8 GOOD deal OF adjustment TO be done
:, tsa. direction. bat some of the play
.rs are actually under way, which
-ssn, the season is under way. Time
nd spring and tho baseball season
va. for 10 man.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
WesIevan Swimmers W.n

MlDDLEIOWN, Conn. FcA Is.
Wesleyan won the swimming n eet with
Williams tins afternoon. 20 TO "a. The
scoring was under New ENGLAND. Intc.'-
collegiate rules, by which the relay
race counted points instead of r.
Williams wen this event, and had the
old scoring been used she would have
won. 27 to 26. Captain Wiliams o.
Wesleyan won two events.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Pinch Hitters Not Hard Battcrs

When the day comes or which i rec
o.t i kept Of hitting done with run
'egs Oh bases waiting 20 bc advanced
o. batted iii We shall have some rcai
knowledge q who the pinch hittcrs
rie. By pinch hittcrs | mean battcrs
VINO produce in pinchcs, not the player
wso is kept chiefly TO hi. in pirch.
Ana taose records WI show that The
l'st hltIers ~ pinchcs arc not, BY il
|sood deal, a. hard A:tteIs, ti.at is.
F.seO CT bette.
The lads who ba. from $50 or there
~ooo's TO .9s0 OF tAercabouts, but who
~ az we'll with men on bases as the
.,Vo dVision, are the ones an talking
s0out. AXE Al Bridvell, for instance.
'ot q hard hitter, Aa nevertheless vas
lss, ~hon something was at stake.
"a good hitter IN q pinch,' that's
0"s' ne was, and there never Was a
.0le historic drive tiau The one lie
-soe IN 1908, made with the winning
I,t.- u oaSe, CT Vtat would have been
va. ".nn'ns rur, When Fred Merklc
,as .s'e''ea TO touch second. There never
~ oAe lmmcdiateiq followed bv hap.
,A.sS ~ SO Cramatc. IN the vay Il
~ ~ t'aaatic. thai game and the final
y, y, ne worlds series Of 1912 Giants
"eq soA-vere INC high spots.
Rawlings Good N pincI,
snn, ,m,aI, Fletcher n4l tie faculty.
,.ves .vasn nc wss higher strung ard more
~ seu up about It tran Bridwell, there
psur,S 'sSS ilAoiy 10 como through. John
.eS IS 4 better batter with y hit
~ - ler run than at any other
',,s;. W., ana another John, Lavan of the
n.U.esis, IS IN TIA. useful rcypoc;
= me Giant John.
RGs.Ss '"sn areA. feared like the
e:,., a"a SpeaAers and Hornsbys, but
4aesdy ." s.nes O. stress arc quite u
IA, sor T.. ef9tt scott. now 9 Yankee,
c h. t;,.asoft soft. lie isn't much Of hitter
,.ts siiS W. 60 but good deal Of q one
he, "ns 'eam needs q hit. Something
s.c ~ INTO the gorge Of the rhleg-
sa on @.o1y that makes him do his
ssi . Saon occasion. And he is un-
.c, pR'"'oss cold, about it, too.
tesbiv 'fy was the same type, no.
ss ,so So Also George Mcbride, not
n for "a shortstop and a bully good
H. an5 ashlngton. Ii a man was on
b. ~u ,~su run was needed and Nc
U,g as n;,oto ao 1t was time for the OPP
Ee'aIsSaS SSt1ner, with all McBride's i'm
.tsp rpa1tlng average, to watch
5f<ss are larry Gardner and Duffy
.apy su,a:hSerous hitters in pinch,
y, ny SKIRT the 300 division even
asf ns' actually in it. Harry Hooper
III Of 'aAe tI as many hits, bat makes
ssrs's re- them esol in pinch.
y adent t0eofge cor Cutshsw, particu-
f he pi dei;,ith %ith the pinch hit. It's
a.ly NengNtS to crack the ball, ap~
Tie p. sna When Larry Kopf was
s,sw'. nsds, it didn't increase John
b 10 sense Of security to see him
H. os = grorf;1,.a ~'fh man on base. And
j sooo pnr;ooklyn, u; don't forget him.
HSi tsculip" p,hcn hitter in pinch =
- an a.y s" which means sand, cool
+ing se &c, lor pitched ball. capable
s;1.;;alnoned for especial use,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
sulSidcr u ins al s,inel,nrst

plNEhuRsT, \. C.. Eco. IL An out
slider rompcd away Win the Swigegt
Cup race TIE feature event o. 3hr VIM
ter season al the pneaurst Jockey
Cub today. whcn st Paul, owMed by
Mrs N. Hrcnncr, ,cf Toronto, brce1ed
home ~ front over The mile track II
l;if 20. ST. Paul Mou tbs King Plate
al Toro!to lnstl Ye:r.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
pineI1urst Golf Challenge

PINEHURST, N. c., Feb ls.- Ana
teur golfers wintering in Florida to-
cay accented q challenge for team
match with pinchurst as preliminary
ID the North and South championship p
20 be PLAYED here in April. c. j..
Nnmnhv. OF Palm Beach. teleeraphed
bis acceptance of a challenge sent him
.,ona!d Parson, captain Of the Pine
hurst tcam
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Scott Traded 50 Reds
Eor iiaruuard and kopf

BOSTON, Feb. IL. - JOHN Scott,
pitcher for the Boston Nationals. has
cen traded TO the Cincinnati Reds for
Nitcher "Rube" Mafquurd and inlieldor
AIRY Kopf, according 10 a Telegram
received here tonight FROM George "
Grant, owner of the Draycs, VINO is uom
- New ! Or,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Mcrccrshnrg Swimmers Win

MERCERSEURC. Pa. Feb ls-The
Mercersburc Academy swimming tee',,
interscholastic champions, easily de
seated the Washington Central Higt
School swimmers in tank meet here
today by q score of 6l2 to 16la.
Speer, the champions sensation. APP
peared in only one event. the 22O-yard
IL b which he Mnn with case
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
O'Connel! Signs Contract

san FRANCISCO. FEB. 16.-Jimmy
O'Connell. young San Francisco base
ball player fer whom the New York
Giants recently paid SIS 900 for 1929
delivery. to-day signed his 1922 CON
tract with the local ciuo Of the Pacific
Coast League, Secretary George Put
nam Of The club announced
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
A;nsi;csHsr ileGrnta pesls:,r

bIGHTSTOWN. 4 j. t'cb i3-~The
Moatelair High School icc hockey team
S"fcated PsGdie Oh shc loc;3 INK mere
'his afternoon hv ii score cf o o. The
ramc was hard fouaat throughout, a
~oal by Luts in the second period Civ
ing the Montciuir puck chasers the de-
cision.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
raining Season Starts as PLAYERS Asse1,,
Becker Leads
Ina First Round
AZ inehurst
Veteran Has Card of 80
III Seniors Tournament
on North Carolina Links

TINHNU RST. n. c., Feb. 1o-C L..
Becker. Of Iinehurst led the golfers in
the senior tournaments at the end Of
the lirst eighteen holes of play to-day
with y cara of = 43 Sc. The second
eighteen holes viii be played Monday
". 5. Van Clief. of Richmond County
was The only pther golfer to break go
Ie was -!3---4s 80.
There were ffty starters and thirty
tive returned cards. Two net prizes
were awarded to-day and two nets will
9c given Monday. There is but one
gross prize, which goes 10 the player
having the ,ow total for The thiity-s sis
holes of play. c. $. Strout. OF Didde-
sord. Me-, with large handicap OF %
Hon Arst net to-day with 96-2o--1l
second ret was won by Nan Clief with
-l3-7s
Only players nfty-fvo years Of age
ami over were allowed to compete.
N.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
LeE,irsa Awarded College
Swimming I'itle Meet

BETllLEREM, Pa, Fub. Is. Follow
ing the Lehigh- Rutgers swim meet
he here this afternoon, il mas de-
cded TO stage the iatelcollcgiutos in
the Lehigh tank on March IL. The
date and p.i.cc had been originally set
for Johns hopkins. a Baltmorc how
ever it IS understood that pool condi-
ton, to gcthcr with The date, were
ob and E.chigh was finally
agreed upon.
With the swim meet, Lchigh Will
have two intercollegiate championsAi p
events within two weeks. On March
"a and 25 the Intercollegiate wrestling
meet will be held in Taylor gym. The
ontries for the swim meet to date are
L.ehigh, Johns Hopkins. Rut sers, SteN
cn and Swartam ore, and q few more
colleges still to be heard from.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Giants of 1921 Seem to Have
Edge OH Champions of 1905

1t good TO be the old Polo
beyond dreams
the
had New diamond
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Aavicr Ssuinie. Victor

Xavier lii1h Schools Basketball team
cored lis tiftcepth victory il siHtecn
,ta!ts yesterday afternoon. defeating
the State, Island Academy b. 4 scure
# 90 to 26 Staten Island was in front
N the first half, 20 to II. McCarron
and Burke starred for the victors.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Pawling Victor at Hockey

PAWLING. NJ Y. Feb. IS --Pawin
School defeated the strong Nichols
School of Buffalo in one OF The fastest
re hockey games of the season by the
core Of TO /. The all aropnd team
and Polly leading for Nichols.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
g.c@ Cabin Gunners Win

lI.AlNFlELD, \. j., FEB. 49, The
Log Cabin Gun Club, of plainheid, thu
Afternoon detected the Essex County
Country Club by "a total score OF 732
TO 703 in lo0hird team match. ~ Il
recent match the Essex County team
defeated the local ci.b by "a marG'a Of
+.,,f t,--,,i,,a !,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Many Stars Remain Unsigned
As Preliminary Work Begins
Members of Giants and Yankees Drifting to Ho,
Springs; Much Adjustment Still To BE Done
in Regard to Salaries of Dissatisfied plavers
By William B. Hanna

Time. its long established for no rau ard s
arrived for baseball training nv
covered with and many OF the big league players as vet are nm
med but training has begun Players are rn 80 w.
miscellaneous Giants are roon tl
uerous league there ready TO prennar tau o