The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 17

LOCUST VALLEY. LL. LINKS ., NOVEL AND MOST EXCLUSIVE arboed poate +— Bathing and Yachting Facilities on Club Property and Specially Constructed “Water Holes” Along Beach Front Will Be Opened the Coming Summer. HAT Is planned to be one of the mast cxclusive golf courses bathing beaches and casinos Iv is expected to be opened to] Mert State s with the beginning of | New next summer at Locust Valley, L. 1.| tps. come Hyannis in De the Boston district At present Aulbach fs rated probably ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922. ° FINAL STANDING IN STATE “PRO” POOL TOURNAMENT High Player. Won. Lost.Run Natalie & 60 Chureh ... 4 48 Maturo 4 3 a Silver ... 4 a 58 Harmon 4 40 Judice 4 42 Krueter « 5 B 4h Midway . +2 > NATALIE CAPTURES associated in an with Bred Low of indoor golf school a liard champion was crowned wast Arthur Chuveh, N STATE CUE TITLE ‘A new State professions! pocket bil- ight to Oulmet and Guilford in Bayy when Pasquale Natalie won the con Me holds the Bastern and] , 6 played public links champion-| Cding match of the tournument played at Lawler Brothers’ Academy, Brook- The club will be known a8 The CreeW wt rs ean — iv lyn. Pitted against ether Mt ts that © Sarazen, the 25 to 95 n ou ih its gr 5 t 1 by a score of 125 to 95. Hi And will ovcupy, with Its grousds.} open and TG, A. chaninion, tects that] (ale Won by Ahan da meee solf course, batitng beach, &., the op-] tho West stil is too untamed for him| high run was 44. He employe nin’ proximately 120 acren of the old Cra-] to run any un eury risks or simply] safeties and made ten — seratchos. wath property, whith has been secured| tat be has found # new lure {nh sport] Church's high rut waa 18, with twely by the Committee antsa tion * a fact’ nevertheless that these days ai clave feo safeties and eleven scratcnes which committee will also be the drat ndiv~ a good deal more of his| *@fetirs an ” , Board of Governors of the new club, at the shooting traps than at the Atalie got away to a flying star The Governors of the Creck will be Bround on the Way Ae x when, in hig second inning, he mad Vincent Astor, George Tr Baker jr fo be preparing for his trip| iis nigh run, This gave itim « total o: Frank Longfellow Crocker, Marelal Pacifle Const, Under thera con- | Lathe wae Neale "So yield, Harvey PD. Gibeon, Charles B.]uitlons one might expect to find him] 50. while Church's string showed only 7 Macdonald, Clarence H. Meckay, J. P.{ burnishing up . approaches and] At the end of the tenth tnaing the score Morgan, H. L. Pratt, John DL. Ryan and] putts, ae Anaya Neh oan Uttle | wag: Natalie, 62; Church, i! In t Hurry Payne Whitney champion was found in deadly compe- s 7 ‘The golf course as lald ont by Mr.| tition among the bluerocks at the traps | clehteenth inning Church Bie 8, bring: ga. Macdonald will be 6.175 yards in length,Jof the Wertchester-Biltinor Country | ing bis total up to 44, but Natalie wa the first nine holes having # distance] Club trying to give “atroke a Wea still left with a comfortable Ikad of 2 of 3140 yards anu the second nine|to Cuthbert Bute the professtonal senty stort dining: Church 3.035 yarda, A particular feature ot] there » appears to he developing |)__1% the twenty-f ning Chure eGovernors, It is ran 12, bringing his total up to 62, 0) 6 will be the water holes nearfintu a crack shot ' i es hs Natalic was still in the lead. Church's Drratieh eo Ge AG ravias. a conilanT = - NG BOUTS hopes of kaining a victory vanished lace, aK Tate: Hy iol UT: into thin air when Natalie, t1 the twen, Jovel of water interwinding among three} AMATEUR BOXI Te intersnuihes tancor AT, eiving Gin or four holes. The club will be one of the few RESULTS AT CITY A. C.} -point lead, the score then being | to 6 the country with buthing and suc be ach front stretches 1,000 feet eke ‘oi the City Athletic Club last ZBYSZKO WINNER and \the tenth tec practically] might follow on the beach The nan ade- 1 ND cL. mn 5 ‘auteaies OVER DE SILVA quate Janding for yachts and tendera, a three A permitting yacht owners to land, start ot Divying at the tenth tee and fin! at Krinaky,. Tue: ational nce, y ladek “byszko amect a ‘Tartar in he ninth hole on the beach and re crit John’ Cohen, unattached, 00nd syStiana De Silva, Portugal, on. th a Leibowitz, | Wrestling mat at the Commonweait) inderwrite the completed total for the considerat nemberebin in ber George Aulbach Searbe who during the last searun p self to be one of the best 4 golfer: cited States champlonshi nd a rousin Lum professtonil, a word reelved fre atter Christmas, (tis stated Co. knocked AA, second [tugging and skilfil wrestling that ¢ Poic was able to-get De Silva's shou ders flat on the mat The Portuguese hai twenty-five pounds i good use of every our caught him unawares t Club, defeated attached, three rounds, dan advantage d out Petretio, bow e of it in onds and got the first fall to his cred ‘The strenuous work told on and he succumbed ea parish house, de- rs Gymnasigm, had elapsed. Zbyszko turned th this time with a neck lock #td he the latter commonly known as a fyir fall, Joe vg. the Hebrew heavy weis champion, Mike Italian star out Robins Romano, ti ot the (rat rourrt General Instructions: EVERY HIGH SCHOOL BOY IN GREATER NEW YORK IS ELI GIBLE FOR THIS CONTEST. YOUR PHYSICAL DIRECTOR WILL TELL YOU THE DE- TAILS. THERE WILL BE OUGH DAYS AT THE HEALTH WEEK_ EXPOSITION, ON WHICH THE LUCKY CANDI- DATES WHO HAVE BEEN SELECTED FROM THEIR CLASSES WILL APPEAR BE- FORE SIX JUDGES, WHO WILL MAKE THE FINAL AWARD: FIVE BOR- Examination Days at the Exposition by Boroughs RICHMOND MON. JAN, 22 BROOKLYN. +» TUES. JAN, 23 QUEENS . WED, JAN, 24 BRONX THURS, JAN, 95 MANHATTAN FRI. JAN. 26 TIME; BP. M. EACH DAY Grand Prize: Silver Cup, Awarded Sat., Jan. 27 AWARDS will be presented BOROUGH PRESIDENTS GRAND PRIZE presented MAYOR HYLAN Judges of Physical Fitness: Dr A. K. Aldinger, Chairman, Di rector of Physical Training, Dr. A. P. Way, Assistant Director of Physical Training; Dr. J, E. Blumenthal, Director of Child Hygiene; Dr. I. H. Goldberger, Ansistant Director of Hygiene; Wm. Muldoon, Physical Trainer: W. W. Cohen, Chairman, Hylan Committee of Municipal Athletic Activities by by i yenine World’ S “Physically Fit” Contest Open to All New York High School Boys Fifteen Evening World Prizes—Gold, | Silver, Bronze—To Three Boys in | Each of Five Boroughs Who Are Adjudged Most Physieally Fit. Awards to Be Made at Health Week Exposition | in Co-operation With Health Department and the Board of Education. Grand Central Palace January 22d to 27th How to Enter This Important Competition Eeginning Tuesday, December 26 (day after Christmas), The Evening World will publish daily charts of exercises used by Senator-elect Royal S. Copeland, Commissioner of Health for New York City. Dr. Copeland has posed for all the illustrations in the series, which The Evening World will publish exclusively. Use these SETTING-UP EXERCISES every morning, with those given by your Physical In- structors. Get yourself in fine shape to be ex- amined by your School Instructor. He will select four boys from your school to || compete in the Finals at the Health Week Ex- | position at Grand Central Palace, January 22-27. Six Judges will pass on your physical fitness at | the Big Show. | In each Borough, to the most physically fit will be awarded an Evening World Gold Medal, a Silver Medal, and a Bronze Medal. Sce in To-Morrow’s Evening World the chart of | standards set by the Board of Education for this. | competition, GRAND PRIZE: SILVER CUP | PRESENTED BY HEALTH BOARD To the finest boy among the five Goid Medal || winners. Start your training next week. Watch | The Evening World Charta--cut them out-—-use 4 them. i % Sporting Club last night and it was only after nearly one hour of hard hauling, he mT ot weight and made Zbyszko a hip lock after forty-eight minutes and ten sec- it. De Silva ly for the second fall after nine minutes and ten seconds ick ng nt H i iI ee NOTRE DAME GETS GAME WITH PRINCETON ELEVEN AND WEST POINT HERE How Walter Camp Summarizes Football Season Just Closed AS TOLD IN COLLIER’S WEEKLY. a NOTRE DAME, Ipd,, Dec, 21.—The University of Notfe Dame football To sum up the observations of the 1922 season we ha A great indi wat pay i is 7 Mt ; eee crease in the number of special players—that is, the tendency to inject into] °” i play the Princeton Univer the game a player for some particular specialty, like forward passing or|*!'Y eleven at Princeton on Oct, 20 kicking Knute K, Rockne, Director of An additional incre: in the number of men playing In any one game! \iniotics at Notre Dame, to-day an- through the continual injection of fresh players for tired ones, particularly Che endsand inthe ackteld houneed his football schedule for next ‘on the ends and in the backfield. cason Slowing up of the play, due to a new fashion of collecting the entire team sukitula Listoviden tor ton in @ group behind the line to receive the signal ahd ieltides contests with Extension of the number of men engaged as assistant coaches. Wot Point, Georgia Tech., Nebraska Almost universal numbering of players and a corresponding increase iM] (i) Gasnouie Pech, The Army game the enjoyment of the spectators. ' “et for October 13, will played at Increase in the value of generalship. by means of which many a team has] yew york city inatend of at. Weat id an opponent of far greater potentialty. Volnt at heretofore. Dame's Decreasing ability to handle the ball cleanly, and an increase in tho} cisnn ‘wit, on September 29 nimber of games decided upon this fact alone ind end on November Many failures to make the at after touchdown; hence several import | unc focknes sehedule follows ant gam Sept. 29. K ‘ Jotre Di Theteuuing ularthees of she: dateras in 'lntaroepting Forward’ palean afe;| 2°?" Fh REE shiva, dsime greater risk to the passing team. Oct. 1% Weat Point at New York Improving in line defense, making it almost impossible to eHect any con-| oi. Gut, 20, Prine ft. Peirce sistent gains through the middle of the line. Oct. 37, Georgia Tech. at Notre Decreasing accuracy in the placing of kicks, but at the same time a Nb Purdue at) Notre better covering of those kicks, so that the advantage of a sosnible run-back Novo Weoraskee al Lineoin, by the receiver is not materially increased, Nov. 17, Butler at Notre Dame; Better concealment of the intention to make a forward yass by starting) 4, 24, Carnegie Tech. at Pitts this play through a double pass or arun. yurgh: Nov. 29, St. Louis at Bt Considerable lessening of the use of the straight arm by runners. Laie i Decrease in the longer jump shift formations, and a corresponding in nitipinctons crease in the shorter shifts, especially those of the back field. Improvement in the deployment of defensive men to meet the forward| SCHEDULE NINE GAMES pass, and a slight increase in double and triple passing and in making decep- FOR COLGATE ELEVEN tive motions with the ball. Much less tendency to continue @ partially injured or exhausted man in| L1AMILTON, ¥, Dev. 2.—Col the line-up. A marked slackening in tackling. eute's 1923 football schedule is complete with the exception ofits annual Thanks clving Day game tn New York, for which vegotiations will be closed shortly Following ratification b the Athletic overning Board, the Graduate Man- of Athletics announced nine of the Giants Deny Offering to Trade Jess Barnes for Cuban Star — Cincinnati Report of Pending Deal Laughed At by the Officials of the World’s Champions. ten games on the Colgate schedule. It ineludes { well-pitcned battle againat Bob Shawkey that resulted tn the famous tir Sept Clarkson Alfred: Frank Chance announced tn Chicago yesterday that Jimmie Burke will be the assistant manager of the Boston Red Sox the coming year. Burke was couch of the team last season under Hugh Duffy, and formerly was the manager . * [of the St. Louis Browns. A lot of good baseball men give him credit for build. ing up the team which glmost won the American League championship for st Naval Academy at Rochester at Annapo: Rochester; yracuse, MALLORY AND LENGLEN MAY MEET NEXT YEAR 10, Syracuse at Loud laughter resounded through the corridors at the offices of the New York Glants yesterday when the report camo | Louls. - — In from Cincinnatt that the Reds, with LONDON, Dee. 21 (Associuted Press) Garry Herrmann as spokesman, had Rea Pde hee aee tal mN A renewal of the tennis feud between made public @ statement that John Mc-fofficered. Chance will be the manuger | Mle. Suzanne Lenglen and Mrs, Molle. ‘tw had offered to trade Jess Barnes, | Then there will be Burke as his is ju “it Mallory next summer seemed ie ot ie Woudis: Berien /ultehetds, toot ata cca otamatt eee toe tops AO ALAIN IARC RUM CREAT the Reds tn exchange for Adolfo Luque, Uren with Chance In Griesan, oii woaeh Pianneds tor epitie tu ‘Wimbledon in cen the lite brown brother from Cuba, and that the offer had rejected by the Reds, youngsters Mike Donlin, former t star, will be the conch in batting d Hugh Duffy, former manager, whose of the women's title brought the an- nouncement from A. I. Mubr, Suzanne's manager, that the French star would veer: Git niin, 7 : contract has a year yet to run, will be] also participate in the Wimbledon tour- ‘Nothing in it!" said Mr. James Tler-|the coach in outelding, Chance, Burke, | nament. hey, tho Secretary, very emphatteally.]Overall, Archer, Doniin and. Duffy would make He said it eo emphatically that the win- the nucleus of a good bal! Kinsella Must Now Defend His Title Against Ganley World's pion Atter Defeating Reid, Is Challenged by New York wi. C. Instructor. Professional Cham-|CALIFORNIA ELEVEN NOT BEATEN SINCE 1919 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dee. 2h New chapters in the football history of the Pacific Const were written by the /University of California eleven during the last three seasons, in which it scored the record-breaking number of twenty- seven victories without one defeat. one game, that against Washington and Jefferson, was tied ‘The powerful California scoring ma- chine, rated one of the strongest in the nation, piled up 1,220 points in its twen- ty-cight games during the throe sea- sons and held {ta opponents to &1 pointe. ‘The Bears scored 15 points to every one By defeating his challenger. James Reid of the Crescent Athletlo Club, by @ score of 1015, 165, 16-2, 15-10 yesterday afternoon on the courts of the Yale Club, Walter Kinsella, squash tennia professional champion of the world, retained hin title and won the purse of $2,000 and (he gate receipts that went (o the winner, Last Satur- day, {n the first matel for the cham- plonship, Kinsella dofoated Meld with ense. sored by an opposing team over the Directly after the finish of the Kin- | period. seila-Reld match it was] Calffornis, during the three seasons, stated that Kinsell pted the] met the strongest teamn it could find challenge of Willlam V. Ganley, pro-] All the Pacifle Coast Conference elevens, {easional at the New York Athletic] including Washington State, Oregon, Club. These men will meet gome time | Southern California, Stanford and Wash next month, on a date to be announced | ington, were played and defeated. in later, and under practically the same] addition, the Bears two years ago won conditions as governed yesterday's} from Ohio State, then champion of the mateh, Big Ten, and attempted to pla: ton, Yale er Harvard, but a game could not be arranged. Durty rs the highest score 1 was 127 points, made against the Woakor St. Mary's Col- lege cieven. In that game the Bears scored an average of 2.1 points a min~ ute. Another record score of 38—0 waa mado by California In 1920 in the ‘big game" against its old rival, Stanford. In speed of foot atone did Retd match Kinsella, ‘The Crescent A. C, man’was Hghining fast In covering hia court, and brought off wome amazing recover! but Kinsella completely outplayed the challenger after the opening game, nak- Ing brillant uso of change of paco to trick’ Reid out of position, and the champlion's service proved a great factor in his victory, Although the stroke analysis shows that Kinsella scored only threo service aces to Reljl’s one, the margin of difference was fur wider thay that ‘The challenger was continually placed on the defonsive by the champion’s ser- vice, forcing Reid to play the return off the side wally thus offer up a purely defensive return that Kinaella was always on the alert to score off with « tremendous finishing shot. ASKS $50,000 BALM : FOR KICK BY HORSE Being kicked by a forse is worth just $50,000 to Theron B, Hermes, who is suing the Westchester Racing Associa- tion and John Sanford, a prominent owner ad steward of the Jockey Club, for that amount. According (0 Mr. Hermes, whose ad- dress does not appear in the papers, he was kicked by a yearling belonging to Mr. Sanford on a certain day at Bel- mont Park, avhere he had been &d- ed ax a patron upon payment of $3.85. He alleges that he was seriously and painfully Injured. Skating Outfit All leather: shoe, with ankle strap, attached to good cast steel skate. -— TUBULAR OUTFITS $9.95 RUSSELL’S, Inc. In the Supreme Court yesterday J. T. iy gift tor me for man. womaa au McEntee, ussociated with Robert HH. sbih Woody a8 counsel for tho defendants, was denied & motion to strike out an order for the examination of the racing sssortation as to tho conditions under which Mr. Hermes was. admitted to Relmont Park 245 West 42nd Street, Between Broadway and Eighth Ave. Jows rattled. “If Mr. McGraw ever fee alli decided to return to Dec. 21.—C. J. made such a proposal hoe never uttered d news came yesterday for] Merriam, former member of the Uni- it to a soul except Herrmann, and 1 who will travel to the Southland | versity of Chicago swimming team, e sald anything to him, [next spring with the Giants, Very sad. | jcned n contract to coach the Purdue pei tio craps] Bil Klein has been stolen away from | wimming team this xeason. succeeding mitcher in the Nattonal League. Why atin and thoy will h ve fo Aight their] soach Waldo. Merriafn will begin his should we want some one unlucky with | Baltes with tho White Sox without the} yities at Purdue on Jun. | year. A lot of them we y o A ted el Oe eo re nis Pete rete Looe, tues MBRTe) PE, Gone ag {that the astute Mr"Ebbets of Frooklyn well as those that are lost by ten, hs stolen Mr. Kiem el away from Barnes was © vinning pitcher. Noth- 8 and will take him to Claar ing in it to umpire the games of Just us the training trip started last against the Indiana and th: year McGraw, it was recalled, offered |Sens'ors snd then to travel th with to trade Barnes and Phil Dourl: who|the Brooklyn team in the series with were “holding out" for more pay, to any| the Yar It is asserted that a nuns | club that wanted them, and there were} ber of New York newspaper men will no bidders. Barnes hurled {n-and-out|shift from the Giants to the Yankees WEST 42d ST. ball through the season through in the World's but came after that series begins just on account ||| Series with a of ads. Kiem. Erasmus Boys Win Aquatic Title; || Close Contest With Stuyvesant Poggenburg. Hvander Cnlids. Sander Chitda, third, jail, SO; Stuyvesant, Won by . Bees 4 \ Townsend Harris Victor Over Evander Childs toi Phird Place Harris Wiles itail, third, WIMMERS of Erasmus Hall High “Won by Fro School won the team ghampion- a huyverant. secong ship of the Public School Ath- ROKE SWIM—Won_ by ; Gibrom, Erasmus letic League in the 75-foot pool of the » Erasmus Hall, wird BELAY SWIM New York A. C. last night Won by_Eras- They defeated the boys of Stuyvesant mus Hall (Worts, Lewis, Patten” Lord: |] ‘si Werrigary Crossman, | || by a score of $0 10 23, who ticd them Vas. | for the tend in the annual tournament ahaa ” Eruamus tate 1H for the title, concluded on Saturday, | 464" points, werond ery Stuyvenant, | HT and 0 red the Pans nie jie hohe At the same curnive ewnoend are ris Ball and Uvander Cbilds, which HARVARD OFF PENN s | ended the series locked for tt BASEBALL SCHEDULE met earne =a The engagement between t PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Deo. 2h = proved closer than the poiut t Twenty-eight games have been Usted arisen PR three atiitars and ratified by the Athletic Council for vente Are contented, so that w? the University of Penn basebal! || 200-yard reluy Was called the team next spring additional stood to 14 in their But the) games probably will be arranged. | quartet 1 Captalt, | the fnst tin 1 y s Harver Lewis, Worts and Patt not appear on the tule, in highly rewarded event 1 sreo on dates be Vl 4-3 und evened on | April) 7, Fordha. bome A { the Catholic University. t | and Kri. through sinus, hor April id | taking first and ond, home, April 1 Willian ended with a clear + ‘Jt, Urstnus, how Apr points and the champio! ’ home; April 21, Princeton, away Townsend Harris April 24, Franklin and Bfarshall, home} Childs conclusive! won by the Bronx sw away, April Columbia, mmer: relay, In which they jus! managed to nose out the opponents ti fow Inches, It 1s significant of the relative | Bway; May 13, strength of the two that if the | West” Point, “away. May team race d gone the w me; Muy Tastayatte total score would haye 5 bi Valles ek a ; ane itteburgh, home; June The summary foliow 6, Columbls itt Lafayette, |, Townsead Harris, 30; Eyaoder away, Ju Childs, Colgate, away: June 40-YARD SWIM —Wa: June 20) Dartinc wet tend Hairs, Macduna n recond * =) BALL PLAYERS” ARRIVE AT PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Time, é 1 MANILA, F rer Ss] Presa).—'The baseb: y four games with Jong Kong Stern Brothers (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) Overcoats . For Wintry Days Two exceptional groups from the Kirschbaum shops $35 and $40 WEST 43d ST, "4 Warm, fleecy weaves | in new patterns— many with plaid- backs. Made: up in authentic New York types of ulsters, ulster- ettes, Raglans and box-coats. Superbly tailored by the Kirschbaum Shops Two Suit Groups— Special At $35 and $40 Kirschbaum tailored in fin- ished worsteds, unfinished worsteds, serges and chey- | iots. | Kirschbaum Tuxedo or Full Dress (Coat and trousers) $45 No charge for alterations. Only . f d