The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 23

An OTHER SPORTS Notwithstanding the splendid indi- vidual pliying which the mémbers of the Metropolitan All-Star Quintet dis- Played in the contest against the Orig- inal Celtics last night at the 71st Regi- ment Armory, the New Yorkers scored @ 24 to 13 victory. The game was staged in honor of Ernie Reich and quite a large gathering of fans as- sembted in the armory to pay homage to the memory of the former Celtic Captain. To the inability of the All-Star mem- bers to play with consistent team- work must be ascribed the compara- tively high tally which the Celtics held. Each man on the Met team played u good game, George Norman displayed all of the speed character- istic of him. His Brooklyn Dodger teammate, Joe Brennan, who is, inci- dentally, the high individual scorer of the Metropolitan League, scored on a few rather dificult shots. For the Celtics, Barry and Holman featured. Big George Haggerty amused the spectators with his one- hand throws. N Holman passed through the defense of the opposing team several times to score. Barry made nine of the twenty foul points which th. champions had. The Celtics will complete their schedule of games for this season at Manhattan Casino, On next Sunday night their opponents will be the fa- mous Atlantic City Five whom the Celtics have played twice this yeu In both of the two games played be- fore the New Yorkers scored victories over their opponents by margins of two points. For that reason Manager Furey of the Celtics expects a diffi- cult battle against the Jerseyites on Sunday. Trenton is one § Celtics in the Easte ing. With one mor: ame behind the n League stand- victory Trenton will share the honbrs for first place with New York. If Trenton ties the Celtics, a play-off will be necessary In the event of play-off thy me will be held on Saturday, April 1, at the 71st Regiment Armory. © Wasps will tackle the fast Green- Trenton won the first half of the] “ich Five at Greenwich, Conn. The Fastern League series, By defcating| J"eenwich team in reputed to be one the Celtics in the play-olf, proviaed the fastest 125-pound rega- such a game is called, for, the Tren ons in their locality, but the New ton team will have won the cham ‘oa fen ean teens of Babette a 0} nip hout ihe necessi of en tetany Home with hem when they ever, the Celtics score un victory} 84 second Suturdays open in April over renton on tt! first, th \rrangements for contests moa be Yorkers and the Jersey will ong iade through the manager, Charles in the final series of games to deci dittherner, No, 116 High Street, eonia, N. J the title Under any circumstances the C will meet Trenton at the Tist Regi ment Ai) April 1, whether the game will serv 1s of break- ing the tie or t contest of the tinal series The Wasps easily defeated the Edis}ager H. J. Knickmeyer of Nx > Club Five by a seor to 19 West 23d Street, City, will arrans f nd. u shootin: " tests. Telephone Chelsea 1984. | Dodgers Clash With Lee Fohl’s Browns. To-Day| L. I. Golf Body Robby Expects to Pitch Dutch Ruet Against — the St. Louis Boys. (Special to the Evening World.) MOBILE, Ala, March 28,—Uncle Robbie's Dodgers will their wares before the fans of this city for two days. This afternoon the Brook- lyn clan which ts already talking of copping the flag in the show John Heydier circuit this year, clashes with Lee Fohl's St. Louis Browns, while to- morrow it will take on the Mobile team of the Southe Robbie stated t n League, Ss morning that he expected to shoot Walter “Dutch” Ruethee, the uth paw who is in great condition, against the Mound City representatives; Muether, how- ever, will not hurl the complete game as Kobbie expects to use perhaps one or two more of hig other regular hurl- ers. Last spring the Browns Dodgers clashed in th the first two contests were played in Bo- galusa, La., the training quarters of the St. Lu m, while the third game was New Orleans. The Browns annihilated the Brooklyn team in the first two games, but the Dodgers captured the third. and the e game With the Basketball Players Fa ES TR i el Ea ae ls Vassar Five to Play Smith Girls The first intercollegiate athletic contest between women's colleges will take place in New York on Saturday afternoon, April 15, when Vassar and Smith are to meet in a Luasketball game. The 7th Regiment Armory has been donated for the event. Proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to swell the endowment funds which are being raised respectively by the two colleges. The winning side will get 60 per cent. of the receipts. Teams chosen from the alumnae of Vassar and Smith have been practis- ing for the game through the winter, the Vassar squad using the gymna- sium of the Colony Club. The Smith team's schedule has included two practice games with an intercollegiate team in the Barnard College gym. Between halves of the Vassar-Smith game on April 15, the famous college custom of giving “‘stunts’’ will be ob- served. The Smith stunt ts to be a burlesque of old-fashioned girls’ bas- ketball as it was played in the days before knickers were feminized. The Chairman of the committee in charge of the game is Mrs. Fah: Cook (Vassar 1915) of Portchester. On the committee Vassar graduates are Miss Annie Green, Mrs. Bowen Barker, Miss Dorothy Stockham, all of New York, and five Smith gradu- ates, Miss Adele Adams, Miss Eli beth Atterbury, Mrs. George H. How- ard, Mrs. Randolph Catlin, all of New York, and Miss Agnes Pike of East Orange. ibled the Wasps to gain a victory over their formidable opponents. }immy Johnston and oJhnny Roes (little difficulty in passing through. the defense of the Edis team and cag- ng the ball for points, On Saturday Vhe Laurels, a fast basketball com- »nation of Danbury, Conn., and con- tonders for the championship of West- rn Connecticut are anxious to ur- games with New York teams iveraging 145 or 150 pounds. Man- John M. Ward Is President of After discussing the possibilities for weveral years the Long Island Golf As- ociation has finally been organized and announcement was made yesterday, that the Lido Country Club links, one of the most talked of in the United States be- cause of Its sportiness, would be the! scene of the first annual championship tournament on June 1, 2 and 3. These are the same days chosen for the New Jersey State amateur meeting at Norwood, and more than likely will be the time selected for the West- chester County tournament at Ardsley. The affairs of this newly organized ody are in the hands of competent inen, John M. Ward of baseball fame us been elected President, with Dr. A. T. Haight Vice President; “John N Stearns jr, Secretary, and Wesley M Oler jr., Treasurer. Grant Peacock of Cherry ‘Vailey has been named Chair- man of the Tournament Committee, with Gardiner White team Captain, —— a Two Seconds and Sieger Suspended by Boxing Board. Johnny Keyes and Harry Alberts, managers of “Pepper” Martin and Sammy Sieger respectively, who staged @ little impromptu bare fist shindig in the ring at Madison Square Garden fol- lowing the dramatic finish of the Martin und Sieger bout Monday night, lost a decision to the lil’ ole Boxing Commis, gion yesterday. Johnathan and Alberto have harred from acting as seconds licensed clubs. Sammy Sleger also drew a suspen- sion, pending a hearing. been in all LA CF.OSSE PLAYERS SAIL. ‘The Oxtord-Cambridge lu crosse teams sailed from Eng! on thelr way to this country, where they will play leading the Olympic American universities. nd aboard CAPABLANCA IN PARIS. Jose R the international chess tournament 20 TO 1 SHOT WINS HANDICAP. th ‘The Lincolnshire Handicap, racing s was won by Gran! mn Capablanca, the Cuban chess player, arrived at Paris for first big event of the English fat a 20 to 1 shot. HERZOG COACHES ARMY NINE. Charles L. Herzog, former major league star, to coach for all the baseball teams of the 3d Army a8 signed a contract ‘ors. SCHOOLBOYS OFFERED CUPS, ‘Twenty silver cups as awards for interscholastic competition in vari- ous sections of the country have been presented the Associated Alumni of Brown University by Providence business men for distribution, N. Y. A. C. TO HOLD BOXING TOURNEY, ork, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Bridgeport will mect in a series of intercity bouts at the New York A, C. ROLLINS ELECTED CAPTAIN, was el Amateur boxers from New Y Baturday night. Walter Rollins of Brooklyn hockey team for next season ted captain of the Columbia COBB ON SICK LIST. Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit Tigers, is suffering from an attack of tonsilitis. Dan Howley has been put in charge of the team, MISS COLLETT MAKES 87. Mis North hurst, N.C. ss Glenna Collett of Providence made an 87 in practice for the and South championship tournament which will be held at Pine- Open. High. Low. Last. Ady Rymely . 4 | eS | ene Ajax Hubber 16% 16%4 16% 10% Alaska Gold MW 4 % % Alig Chalmers .. 45% 45% 45% 45% Allis Chalmers pf 93% 98% MA —- HAA Am Agr Chem a 9 it) " Am Bank Note... 617% G74 67% Am Beet Sugar 41% 41% 41H Am Bosch Mag .. 42% 42% Am Can . “4 Am Cotton OIL . Am Hide & L . Am Hide & L pt. Am lee ue Am Ice pf .... 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Bel- nes, off demand, cae 0009. 0843 1-2; eek drachma 0434; cables, .0436, un h Swi francs, demand, 5; cables, off .00 Guil- ers, demand, .3 cables, .3780, off 010. Pesetas, demand, .1558; cables, 500, off .0005. and, .2610; wegian Swedish kronen, de- cables, .2615, off .0015. kronen, demand, .1745; 0, off .0015. Danish kro- 2120; cables, off 2125, (For complete stuck quotatiuns and market review and news, see Wall Street Final Edition of 7 Evening World.) THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922. SEIZE TWO STILLS AND WHISKEY JUST GENERAL ASPHALT Trading Profit of $613,000 for 1921 More Than Wiped Out by Expenditures. mately $10,000,000 transacted by it ubsidiaries, as compared with §16,- PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 23 The General Asphalt Company will report for 1921 business of approxt- —_-——— Man and Wife Arrested in}. !» 1920 and ylelding a trading * et : profit of $618,000 after an arbitrary Raid on Private House in Jonarse of $24,000 for depreciation of West 39th Street. Dlants, |The, tradine profit in 1920 pense nd int st amounted to Whether hooch 1s being distilled on 74,000 und reserves for tires tithe 7 chive, = ind redemption of debentures $238,- Fifth Avenue is not known, but thatlong — Heducting from this total of it Is being distilled very close to the city’s most famous thoroughfare was shown yesterday Prohibition agents raided a No 28 West 39th Street, where two gush ing stills, one of thiety gallons and the other of ten gallons, were found ‘The agents arrested Frank Kines and his wife, who wer taken to the West 30th Street Station. * Kines sald he leased the house from a physician on Park Avenue. He sald his wife knew nothing about his business and did not lrve there. Besides the stills, which were on the top floor, the agents made off with nine barrels of mash, seventy- five gallons of whiskey, some twenty gallons of alcohol and quantities of prune juice and coloring matter, Ten gross of empty bottles also were dis- covered, In the basement is the Florodora Tea Shop. On the first floor is a mil- linery establishment. Karly in the day Agents Wiesen- berg, Sassi and Arkinson went to the Fifth Avenue “hoochery.” They rang the bell and were let in, they say, by Mrs. Kines, who took them to the second floor, where she sold them two pints of whiskey for $5 each. Then the agents went down to the United States Commissioner and got search warrants. AGENTS KE BIG HAUL IN GARAG BUILDING, Dry agents yesterday raided a floor above a garage, No. 148 West 20th Street, where they confiscated six barrels of alcohol, several five-gallon cans of alcohol, and seven cases of whiskey ‘This raid was made by five agents Summonses were served on A. Laz oreff, manager of the garage and on Jake Kessler, allas Harry Green, les- see of the second floor. The ager posed as officers of the Automobi Squad, searching for stolen auto mobiles, One agent selzed two barrels wine yesterday at a grocery and oil shop, No. 780 Second Avenue. 77 CASES OF LIQUOR SEIZED AND FOUR ARRESTS MAD) | Seventy ven cast of liquor were confiscated and four arrests mad when two policemen attached to the Glendale Police Station in Queens be came suspicious of a truck unloading in front of a saloon, No. 835 Fresh Pond Road, I wood, vesternday ‘The men will be arraigned this morn. | ing before Magistrate Miller, in Ja D. \ macity and (uantities of hooch were seized in «|f 1 building in the rear of a hotel| owned by Daniel Hopfinger, on Lodi ad, Wallington, N. J. ‘The build ing had been rented to two men un known to the proprietor, The still|} when private house, ste is a matter of tobacco quality We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the price. Liggett & Myers Tobacce Ge. DRY mat IN NORTE BY SHIA A still of 100 gallons was said to be the biggest found far in Northern New Jersey eee “ ” FLU” LURKS IN PARTY KISS. Hut Girls at Church Socin au Enxcape Infec ALBANY, March 23.—Determir ascertain the cause of an epidem flu in a Long Island town which it 1 fuses to name, the State Health 1 partment sent inspectors there w have reported as follows “On Feb, 10 the chureh people o this region held a social the farm houses, Fifty-on tended it and by Monday nv of them were sick with influc fairly severe type "The eleven-year-old son 0 hostess had gone to bed with ache and fever, but his could not resist the temptation the party, and he arose, dressed ‘ar mingled £ he went 1 with influ: ely with all the guests. Ther k to bed, th nza. 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Mango, of No, 85 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn, while playing at Throop and Willoughby Avenues at ‘o'clock last evening, ran into the street with his head turned away f the Anthony ten approaching automobile of Herman Glas: cer, No. 661 Willoughby Avenue, Glassat wax wiable to save the boy, % Struck by the fast moving car, Mango was toseod Into the alr and came down on his head, fracturing his skull, Ble was dead on arrival at Beth Mosse Howpita The police, after q who exonerated Glasser, per- witnesses him to go on his way, raft a waa struck and thea Jonepl Bendowsky, sixty-nine, Jefferson Street, by an outomebiie while crossing Cherty Street at Kutgers reet yesterday. —<_— ANGLERS MEET TO-NIGRT. The United Anglers’ League will hold Its second March meeting at 8.80 o'clock this evening In the Assembly Room of the Pulltzer Building. Prof. C. A, Shedd will instruct the uninformed how to rig for and catch flounders and tomedda, {lustrating his talk by photographs. All Interested are invited. 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