Miss Muriel Wickenden Captures England Golf Title
England gains a new women golf sensation in 18 year old Muriel Wickenden who wins the Girls Championship of England and the Woman's Championship of Kent. She credits four years of practice and urges women golfers to train with all clubs, avoid imitation, and develop an individual style through relentless practice.
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Baseball Stars Defeat Manila Americans 12 to 5
A mixed National and American League team beat a Manila Americans pick by 12 to 5 in Manila on Dec 26. The visitors, touring Japan, left on the ice steamer President Jefferson for the United States via Hongkong and Shanghai. Governor General Leonard A. Wood saw them off at the pier.
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The Pride of Palomar at Poli's Vaudeville Theatre
The Cosmopolitan Paramount film features Marjorie Daw and Forrest Stanley in a strong all star cast. Daw, born in Colorado Springs in 1902, rose from Universal to major Paramount roles while Stanley, a renowned stage and screen lead, shines in Peter Kyne adaptation about California. The program also includes Tom Mix in Arabia, Leather Pusher short He Raised Kane, and Kate Douglas Wiggin's Timothy's Quest, with Majestic Theatre presenting Shavings by Joseph Lincoln in a Poll Players production featuring Edmund Abbey and child star Little Mare Blake.
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Morosco
Pride of
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Timothy
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Burlesque at Park Theatre Delivers Sizzling Monte Carlo Show
Park theatre presents Burlesque As You Like It featuring Monte Carlo Girls to packed matinee and evening crowds. Grace Goodale earns top applause as leading lady while the mystery of The Girl With the Black Mask fuels public curiosity. Comedians Burns and Mack share center stage with Easton and Stuart, supported by a lively chorus of sixteen.
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Ringside Chit Chat Highlights Brooklyn Boxing Card
Veteran Phil Bloom and Jony Lyons head a twelve round bill at Broadway Exhibition Association Brooklyn. John Lester Johnson and Ray Bennett meet in a twelve round main event at Fifteenth Infantry Regiment Armory with Edwin Riley vs Freddie Clark in a semi final. Rube Stein fights Young Joe Epp in a ten round main bout at Forty Seventh Regiment Armory. Artie Edwards versus Young Frankie Nelson in a ten round semi. Jimmy Carlson vs Kid Herman and Willie Sugaraman vs Johnny Flynn in six rounds. Sammy Sieger to box Frankie Brown in Jersey City Stadium A C twelve rounds with Harry Garfond vs Willie Ferguson in a ten round semi. Bantamweight champion Jos Lynch plans a vacation before further defense due to a hurt right hand.
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East Side
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Ray Bennett
Fifteenth Infantry Regiment Armory
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Freddie Clark
Rube Stein
Joe Epp
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West Aide
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Jimmy Carlson
Kid Herman
Willie Sugaraman
Johnny Flynn
Sammy Sieger
Jersey City
Frankie Brown
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Harry Garfand
Willie Ferguson
College Chess Teams Open Play Across Intercollegiate Championship
New York December 26 Chess teams from Cornell Pennsylvania City College of New York New York University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology begin play today in the intercollegiate championship Matches run daily through Saturday with four representatives from each institution MIT the defending champion fields a strong squad including Thomas M Edison of West Orange New Jersey son of inventor Thomas A Edison The event marks a lively start to the season with MIT seeking to retain their title.
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Athletic Leaders to Meet in New York
Three national athletic groups plan annual meetings in New York this week. The Physical Research Association meets Wednesday, the National Collegiate Athletic Association Thursday, and the National Amateur Athletic Federation Friday for its first annual conference. The NA AF aims to launch a nationwide sports participation campaign at the request of the war department, with new units formed to carry out the program.
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New Year Handicap Opens Fair Grounds meet
Sports snapshots note a prominent nomination for the $5,000 New Year Handicap over the mile and sixteenths with weights to be announced Thursday. Other items include Washington and Lee's 1923 football schedule with several colleges, a New York Athletic Club swim meet on January 10, and Montreal Nationals hockey losses to Berlin Hockey Club with scores of 1 0 6 and 5 4.
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Exington
Washington and Lee University
West Virginia
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Washington and Jefferson
University of Kentucky
John Hopkins
New York
New York Athletic Club
Berlin
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Montreal
Women to Be First Recognized in Illinois Club Riets
Chicago reports that women will for the first time be recognized in the Illinois Athletic Club ri ets when the organization holds its fifth annual track and field meet on January 26. A 50 yard dash and high jump are planned for women. Indianapolis notes Cecil Caney, pitcher, released by the Indianapolis Baseball Club after acquisition from the Newark Giants last season. ARSHALUS CHESS RECORD: Frank J. Marshall, United States chess champion, returning to New York after a tour across several states. he played 464 exhibitions, winning 417 and drawing 34, losing only 13.
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Laborites Meet to Form New Third Party
Delegates at the Workers' Party second annual convention in New York Dec 26 began steps to organize a national labor party. They discussed Moscow instructions and the risk of hampering the proletarian revolution, weighing resistance to resurrecting the underground Communist Party and urging less verbose proclamations.
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Labor Party
Workers’ Party
Moscow
United States
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Department of Justice
Nels Kiar
Chicago
Greece Extends Greeting to the Red Cross
Former Greek Premier Venizelos sent a Christmas message praising the American Red Cross and other organizations for aiding refugees in Greece. He thanked them for flour, blankets, doctors, and relief, pledging continued courage but noting ongoing dangers. The Greek delegation also received anxious economic news from Athens.
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Clergymen Plan Meeting on Arbuckle Return
Los Angeles clerics from the Ministerial Union schedule an open meeting to discuss Roscoe Arbuckle possibly returning to films. Rev Rob Schuler says they fear for future generations and seek penitence before forgiveness.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Rob” Schuler
Arbuckle
Beecham's Pills Promise Restful Sleep On Trains
A vintage ad touts Beecham's Pills as the easy way to sleep soundly in a Pullman car then wake refreshed for the day. The copy claims two pills aid digestion and elimination, enabling clear heads and bright eyes for breakfast. Available at druggists for 25 or 50 cents.
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Whitbeck Yale Net Star in Play at New York Armory
The national indoor junior and boys singles championships open at the Seventh Regiment Armory with Whitbeck of Yale and Harvard interscholastic champion and Wood, Jr a former boys title holder as favorites in the junior singles. The junior doubles start tomorrow and 54 junior plus 32 boys singles entries set a participation record with most competitors from New York and New England.
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New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
John F. Whitbeck
Yale
Harvard
Charles M. Wood, Jr
New England
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