* Golf at Army Camps Would Help Morale, Soldiers* Interest in Sport Hints Pinehurst Links Lure Twice-Beaten Eagles Jennings-Smith 'Turkey' Clash Men Denied Game Figure to Improve Has Public Golfers Pop-Eyed By War Heads New York Linksmen Crowd Courses at Many Clubs Against In Bids for Thanksgiving Treats Offer of Free Equipment Two Defeats by Johnstown For a good many months, ever Fletcher, Bill Pendergast, Allan Spurned Officials Give Local Team since a husky young Texan named Laing, E. R. Ferguson. Jr. George- by Hockey Dick Jennings began bowling the town—Buddy Sharkey. Jack Dono- Of Service Here Anticipated Poor Start boys over on the public golf courses, hue, Bill Rohry. Bob Higgins. Dick the lads who plav the pay-as- Meyer, Tom Halllgan, Jimmie Stan- have been await- By WALTER McCALLUM. Defeated and deflated but still de- you-play layouts ton and Ray Cusark. officials a head-to-head match between Merle B. Shaw is the High of the War Depart- fiant, the Washington Engles re- ing new presi- and the ment, so far deaf to the pleat ol turned to their adopted home today Jennings Leroy Smith, dent of the Bannockburn club, suc- North Carolina lad. Jennings hap- T. golf tycoons that golf be Introduced determined to Improve on their sour ceeding P. Hayden. Vice presi-' to be the reigning public links dent is H. L. E. in Army camps, would do a chuni Eastern Amateur Hockey League pens Gray. R Ferguson. Smith won the title in heads the Golf while of eye popping could they drop ir start at Johnstown, Pa., where they champ. Jr., Committee, 1940 and went to the semifinal this Bill will head the at Pinehurst, N. C„ and see th« dropped 9-4 and 10-2 decisions to the Pendergast Greens way the Army to town in iti year, where he was bumped by Committee. W. E. Welch is House goes Bluebirds. : Wilbur who fell in the final Committee while R J. Interest in golf. Officers and men It has been an annoying start for Seay, chairman, before the and finesse of of the 1st Army, now engaged in the defending champions, being power Denehan will head the Membership maneuvers in this vast sandhil crushed twice by the Jennings. Committee. successively have country, formed o: Now Jennings and Smith huge portions league’s newcomer, but the Eagles Kenwood Winner. won their way to the final round in DifTenbaugh the galleries which watched the are hoping to hit their stride when the turkey tourney put on for the Pro George crack pros play in the Mid-South they face the New York Rovers In DifTenbaugh played lads who play the Leofller-operated with Mrs. Marvin Wire to finish Open which ended their local debut tomorrow night at championship East Potomac Parle course. They’ll here Friday. Riverside Stadium. second in a mixed foursome event tomorrow, with tur- Mrs. More than 150 men in uniform Those thumpings came as no sur- play, probably at Kenwood. Winners were over keys to go to the winner and run- played the three courses of the prise, however, for the veteran Len Mabel Henderson and B. L. Amiss Pinehurst nerup. Country Club over the Burrage warned the Eagles might with 89—22—67. Mrs. Wire and last week fees But the big point, from the view- end. at special green require several games to get squared DifTenbaugh had 79—11—68. while point of adherents of both lads. Is And Pinehurst is only one, although away and his prediction appears Mrs. Marvin Johnston and Gorman the head-to-head clash of Jennings the of the many spots In colliding with the Blue- Phillips were third with 89—18—71, biggest, golf justified. and Smith. Both have their sup- hidden away in the pine country birds the Eagles were meeting a Andrew S. Bain, with 99—18—81, porters who have gone down the encompassed in the vast Army veteran team with six stars drafted and H. D. Barker, with 97—16—81, line in small wagers on their ; training are* centered on Fort from last season’s Baltimore Orioles. tied for the top spot in a turkey favorite. Jennings won his way to j Bragg. Then, too. the Eagles were per- fhiimoti of- If flthor win. Gene Sarazen has been the the final yesterday, licking Earle long forming on a watch charm rink, ners in the blind affair were; Marcey, president of the East bogey foremost advocate of golf in Army which was similar to on an playing PfitnmQf f 2 anii 1 | Richard Nash, 85—14-1-71; Sam Del camps The outfit which Gene iced billiard table On the more Vecchio, G. R. pays Meanwhile, another turkey affair, I 87—16—71; Hopkins, Riverside ice the club may ; a comfortable hunk of money gladly spacious finds 84—8—76. a at Rock Creek Park, Roy would furnish free to the Army a more cohesive attack and The turkey affairs were held at -- present Kirchmeyer and George Zialet in enough links to keep more disturbing defense. Indian for men and women. equipment the final, while in the second flight Spring many thousands of soldiers in their NEW will their Eastern comers to the local team are to Leith BLOOD—Washington Eagles launch (left right* Dickie, Roily an entire new team— Winners among the men were; best tonninff unrf slirinc- form Virtually P. M. James has grabbed a turkey at home tomorrow Odie Art Lessard and and Art Hockey League campaign night by playing McLenahan, Hallowell, Kenny Ullyot, Burrage, Paul Courteau wtth a 19-hole over Milton Harry Cohen. 118—15—103 Marty victory Gordon 91—‘24—71 Seaton. See* Proof. are the holdovers— Arthur Ill Convincing the New York Rovers at Riverside Stadium, and among the new- Carl Howell, Jr. —Star Staff Photo. Thompson only Roebush in the final. —1"—99 Harold Graves. 108—9—99: “No one would want better the Eagles will be facing another R F Martin, ini—39—71: Phil Burman. proof 90—19—7 1 Feminine winners team in the Rovers, Turkey Affairs at Many Clubs. were ♦hat the boys in uniform go for golf high-scoring Mrs G E Stuart. H4—14—50 Mrs K. 1 Doub. H5--15—50, Mr* Earle Clary 54 — In a than the interest who an 8-7 overtime tiff to Those turkey tourneys will provide big way dropped 10—44 Margaret Barnard. 54—10—44. shown by men of the Army in the the Boston Olympics yesterday af many Washington households tooth- New Talent Is Tar Third That long-awaited transfer of the game here at Pinehurst.” said Gene. Sought Heels Favored to Retain Cross-Country New York. some birds won by skillful work with Beaver Dam Club to a “They can't tell me golf wouldn't Cellar inhabitants last season, the driver and putter. Many clubs staged Country lessee will be made this week, go big around Army camps if the Rovers have been overhauled from turkey affairs yesterday, on top of says Pro A1 who has been in boys had the facilities and equip- To Patch Conference Harrier .Crown Title in Row Is Goal the coach down. Freddy Metcalfe, similar events held a week ago. But Houghton, Crippled I the middle of the deal. Jim Gipe. ment. They'd go for this game in who last season piloted the powerful Woodmont won't hold its turkey North Carolina's well balanced and Jim Earle also were scheduled to in affair until the slow-swinging gent who can play the biggest kind of way, and the Regina Rangers victory Thursday. run. a lot of golf,' shot a 74 to win a best of it Is that when squad of hill and dale excursionists to Canada's Allen Cup competition, is At the Washington Golf and part the Lions Of MacMilchell affair Hockey Stirling Kehoe. Gene Oschenreiter to have Dr. G. R. Huffman turkey in the sweepstakes emergency is over most of them was a prohibitive favorite to cop its in charge and appears Country Club and Bob Condon were to '< Net winners in an im- would be a reasonable expected located a star in Left Wing Macey, won the net award in a turkey yesterday. golfers—or sixth consecutive Southern Confer- top facsimile thereof.” Line-up Shifts Also Due give North Carolina a run for the Crack Field Challenges who scored five goals against the affair with 77—12—65. after a tie pressive turkey list were as follows: ence In team with Oschenreiter a Don 84—14—70; Bill Of course two of the better links- cross-country championship honors, Olympics. with A. L. Christie, who had fil- Bover, O'Brien, After 3-0 Defeat the title run at College Park today. dark horse for the individual crown New York U. Ace in Is short-handed, but ls—65. C. H. (Petei Pardoe won 79—9—70; E. E. Bailey, 78—6—72; men in the Army played in the pro- by Washington Undefeated in dual V. M. I. had a potent entry in Bill Coach Redvers Mackenzie is the award with 72 Other net Albert Haas. 98*v?6—72; J. J Crow- amateur tourney here. Sergt. John competition 4-A 5-Mile Run hoping gross Cleveland Barons of the while Duke's Hank Pro- I. C. W. Smith. 91— ley, 89—16—7^f Jesse Baggett. 80— Thoren and Corpl. Bobby Knowles and conference champions 11 Chewnlng, four players will join the Eagles in winners were C. | last 16 the Tar Heels fenius and William and Marv s Phil 5—75; J. R Palmer, 78—3—75; Were pretty well known as better years, expected time to battle the Rovers. Roland 25—66; H. E. Baldwin, 91—25—66; j By BURTON HAWKINS. By th* Affocu’fd Pr«*. 88—12—76. than run-of-the-mine before Doug Moody and Dick Van Wagoner Thomas also were conceded good Bleau, Jimmy WiLson. Les Hickey B. Jones. 86—20—66. Charles Jorg, golfers Lions NEW Nov. 17.—Leslie Mar- Ralph j Ching Johnson's Washington to come there chances of YORK, Three men tied for the they donned O. D. Then there was home first, although winning. and Ernie Mundey. ail forwards, Middle Atlantic professionals will top spot currently are suitable subjects for a Mitchell. New York University'! in a affair at Manor. a named Ken with the were other strong candidates for the W'ake Forest and Richmond en- have been delayed due to tomorrow night at Wood- turkey They gent Rogers, crack after hi! passport gather j hospital ■ward, but when two Mike tered 3-man teams in the 4-mile great distance runner, goes were; Landick, 89—12—77; gold leaf of a on his shoul- individual title. Capt. Wise. difficulties. mont to hear delegate Gene Larkin George major are and new blood third straight I. C 4-A cross-coun players patched Frank Hardy. Art Truxes. Tom trek over a tough course laid out on Johnstown spurted into a 7-0 lead tell of the annual National P. G. A. Mack Mvers, 84—7—77; E. F. Teague, ders. Rogers flew over from a near- : in the 33d annual varsitt is infused the local entry in the i try title before last week Gene 87—10—77. air field and Jewett, Chariev Howe. Sim Nathan Maryland's campus. yesterday Goalie Frank meeting at Chicago j by played one round. American be and freshman heri Hockey League may championships Cervance permitted a Washington will explain the teaching program At Columbia Gen. Eugene Reybold Right now. with so many good golf- j transformed into a robust outfit. this afternoon. Tom McCormick. The Blue- of national bodv. took an iron in hand and played so ers in the Army an Army champion- goal by the Manager Lee Perrin, who has ob- More than 250 harriers from 2* birds then boosted Beats fine a shot to the eighth green that ship would be hot stuff. They d the count to 10-1 Bannockburn Georgetown tained Peggy O'Neill from Les colleges were expected to participate the ball went in the for an ace. have to toss out Porky Oliver, if Fourth in Indiana's Chance Slim before Courteau located the net. Bannockburn Golf and Country cup Canadiens in exchange for Center Chesapeake 100 of them in the 5-mile varsitj Pos. Johnstown. ! The hole about 175 in limited it to amateurs. But Washington Club's team broke Tony Sylvester’s plays yards they G Oeryanee -- __ Howell Connie Tudln. Also is dickering for grind. a ; e- _ heart, or half of it, with 9-to-3 length. you could go a long way among the RD—Dr Burrage two more players who would bloster who has won th< L.D-Boll Lessard over the varsity simon a | MacMitchell, C-Coombs victory Georgetown pures and do lot worse than the Lions' attack. O'Neill will arrive Lorraine Gulli Is As Harriers Defend McCormick race two anc R W links team in a match at Pvt. (First Classi Frankie Strafaci, By varsity the past years Gilbraith_ Courteau challenge in time to in L.W. Vitarelll .. Hallowed participate Thursday the freshman test the befori Bannockburn. Mark Third year Johnstown _ __ or Corpl. Tommy Taller, or Pvt. with Prov- 3 4 3—10 j Regals Up night's game here the .. as Charlie that, is trying for the first varslt; Washington Oil— 2 Tony strictly was in the middle Yates. All of these lads idence Johnstown spares—McKinnon Kowalski. Reds and his addition will be D. C. Bowlers' Best Ten Laurels since John Paul Jones of Cor' the amateurs of his club trounced have gone a distance in Big triple Marao. Boueau. Anderson. McCartney. Soccer Win in Row quite golf. an aid since Tudin has been out of Dyck. Gigliotti. Washineton spares—Mc- Winners | to The 8tar. By the Associated Press. nell turned the trick in 1910-12. his beloved Hoya golf team. Yates won the British Amateur Special Dispatch Lenahan. Allen. Weaver. Uliyot, Thompson. action with a charleyhorse. for the Hoyas were Buddy Sharkey Regal Clothiers are proving tough in 1938. BALTIMORE. Nov. 17— Finishing LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Nov. 17— In- Rhode Island State is the defend Madore. championship ! The Lions have been missing First period scoring—Boiteau 'Gigliotti. and Jack Donohue, who grabbed the to stop In the Washington Suburban a was conceded team whili S is u fourth in field of 103 leading diana University slight ing varsity champion, McCartney. Dyte Coombs P41: were Have Time to Spare. Wingman George Mantha and De- Coombs (Vitarelll, Oalbralth'. 19 41. Pen- best ball point from Billy Houghtor Soccer League. Yesterday they | woman bowlers of the East. Lor- i chance to retain its Big Ten cross Manhattan is out for its secont 1 “The said Sarazen. “that fenseman Allen Shields. Montha. alties—None ■ and Bob Brown, although Houghtor victorious for the third straight point is,” was on Pur- crown. Second period scoring—Kowalski (Dyck, | who will be two raine Gulli Washington's top country championship today straight freshman a lot of Army boys have spare time idle for weeks due Marzoi. 13 13, Gigliotti 'Boiteau', 14 IS: beat Sharkey; Bill Rohrv and Rat Sunday, trimming Sandy Spring, with a score of in the 7th an- due's cloverleaf 4-mile course. to a twisted ankle and 1.261 MacMitchells ; Otellottt 'Boll 16:11: McCor- after their daily chores are over. badly 1 outstanding rival: McCartney. Cusack, each of whom won a hall 8-1. nual tournament Distance runners from most of the mick (unassisted). 17 07 Coombs iVita- wrenched knee, was the Chesapeake staged Bob 1 Golf Is not a game, sparking included Nichols, Rhode Islanc l relli). IS 27. Penalty—Anderson itrip- for the two teams In other games B' i*- strength-taxing Western were point. Playing Washington Lions’ yesterday at the Recreation Center. I Conference schools ping'. and it is the only individual game scoring department. Shields, State; Glen Masten, Colgate: Dot were the following: Bannockburn— lsh made their debut by defearirt Miss Gulli after a 574-flrst-block : entered in the meet. Third period (coring—Ooomhe (Vitarellil. a suffering with a wrenched back, Burnham, Dartmouth: Frank 2 04: Galbraith 'Coombs Vitarelll). 10 63: Bob Brown. Ken Club, 3-0. whi’: in which you don't have to have The which beat In- Leary Billy Houghton. Maryland Sports will return to count fired 665 for the highest set host team, Donal Boiteau (unassls'ed). 16:lfi. Courteau (Al- human to lick. You have probably duty shortly, Fordham: O’Leary, St. ’John’s len'. IS 23. Penalty—None. Speneer. George Borsarl, 8. 8. Mariboro downed Waldorf, 2-0 opponent was won diana in the Indiana State cross but meanwhile the Lions’ defensive of the tournament, which , the game and the shots to whip, and Leroy Schwartzkopf, Yale: Curti: is by Lillian Young, one of Baltimore s country meet two weeks ago, was when you conquer the shot* you maneuvering creaking. Stone and Norman Gordham. Penr leading rollers, with a 10-game | among the favorites in today's com- still have a long way to go. I'd like Shifts Planned. State; Mike Prohodsky, Northeast' Line-Up score of 1.288. Her five-game sets petition. Illinois was another to see every big Army camp equipped ern: Lynn RadclifTe. Syracuse were 1.286. threat, with Wisconsin. Ohio State with tees to take When Johnson again has a healthy Ralph Monroe and Walter Mack enough driving Six other rollers landed and Chicago also highly regarded. squad at his command he will make Capital I and Ed eare of 10.000 men. Wed furnish Ed Holderman of Purdue and Michigan State, O’Toole several alterations. Prank Mailley among the prize winners as Lucy Manhattan. the clubs and the golf balls. What Fred Wilt of Indiana were will be shifted to center on the first Rost tied with Edna Hughes of Bal- expected could be a sweeter setup for the to stage a spirited race for in- line with Wings Mantha and Lou timore for seventh place with 1.214: recreation authorities?” Gene seems dividual honors. Wilt's defeat Trudel, while the veteran Polly Lucile Young of Chevy Chase rolled only to have something there. You don't this Drouin. first line center, will biend 1.208 to tie for ninth place with season was to Holderman in the lick another Army with a driver, State meet. with O'Neill and Stan Rooke. Evelyn Brose of Baltimore: Helen Mirror but you could do a lot of that morale Sports Thus the Lions will two De Binder of Clarendon was 11th By the Associated Pres*. building business you hear so much present formidable lines. Stu Smith with 1.206. Ingomar Moen was about. Wing Year ago today—Davey O'Brien 12th with Caroline Hiser, 13th will stick with the club, but it is 1,194, Blossom Slated to Head announces his retirement from Prank with 1,192, and Mabelle Hering 17th likely George Koivuniemi, pro football to become an ... Ed eleva- agent Chip shots Dudley’s Whittaker and Walter Zuke will be with 1.189. of the Pro- U. S. Golf Association of the Federal Bureau of Investi- tion to the presidency farmed out providing Perrin lands Helen Curry of Hartford. Conn., feaaional Golfers’ Association drew By the Associated Press. gation. two more experienced players. was second with 1.278; Catherine no wild cheers from the pros at NEW Nov. 17 Johnson’s club now Is crippled so Vick of Norfolk third with 1.261 YORK. —George W. the an- of is slated to Pinehurst. They greeted badly that he Is forced to play and Ida Simmons 15th with 1,190. Blossom, jr., Chicago * with chunks of succeed Harold W. Pierce of Boston »■- » nouncement huge Frank Gresnick, a defenseman, at Ton Are One of as silence, or a “that's good.” wing, but despite frowning fate, the president of the United States know a Golf to the tha boys in the predicts Lions atill are installed in third Association, according a is in the P. G. A. to of the U. S. G. A. Allured Seal s deal brewing I place in the Eastern Division race report Nominating 1941 Inexperience Against released. •• make Tom Walsh. president, : after last night’s 3-0 loss to the Committee, Just » tha business manager of the pro clever Cleveland Barons before 3,000 Blossom, who has been vice presi- on SPECIAL B*0 organization, somcmiug fans at Uline Arena. in Bout dent since April, 1939, has served the old A. R. Gates setup of Charles His on the Executive Committee since lines of The undefeated Barons, who hava back. The P. G. A. 1933, and has been chairman of the TRAINS DIRECT ••▼eral years won six and tied another, and games and Ball Committee has an Insurance selling point, manufactured in each Implements dues quick goals With Yet Yarosz annual income from since 1935. Pierce, who has served *f has an period, then were content to display TO STADIUM lor of $50,000 a as treasurer and vice president, has hi the neighborhood their polished defense ability. On By the Associated Press. Bureau had two terms as U. S. G. A. % year Bu.t the Tournament the few occasions when the Lions CINCINNATI, Nov. 17—Ezzard presi- the the pro show. dent. Is big part-of siuea mrougn me osrons aeiense Charles, Cincinnati's high school ARMY-NAVY Goalie Moe Roberts checked their undergoes a 10-round Big Purse* Lined Up. middleweight, bids for scores. examination tonight in the art of FOOTBALL GAME Freddie Corcoran, alert Tourna- boxing, with Teddy Yaroez of Pitts- Lions Four Points Off Lead. Statistics ment Bureau chairman, has lined burgh. former world middleweight Hockey PHILADELPHIA for LEAGUE. up around $100,000 In purses Joffre Desilet, Les Cunningham champion, In the role of instruc- AMERICAN NOVEMBER 29 and will SATURDAY, the winter tour, altogether and Norm Locking produced goals tor. Eastern Dirliteii. before distribute around $200,000 I in that order for which Young Charles’ inexperience lost Goals. Cleveland, Club W. L. T. Pts. For. 15 next The bu- Vim a K/vtii a /sane mAnfha haolr with Agt November year. I remained in second place in the New Haven_6 3 O 12 28 ?7 the _ 9 IP 17 reau takes a 5 per cent cut of Western Division behind Indlanap- Ken Overlin, Washington sailor. His Springfield 4 21 | _ 2 19 27 which isn't too the Overlin bout Washington 3 6 8 purses for expenses, ! oils as the Capitols thumped the followers believe Providence _Sol 7 34 21 _2 3 1 8 19 18 much. The pros themselves, who Philadelphia Rockets, 4-3. taught him enough to land tonight Philadelphia are which have Western Division. used to play for paltry coin, Buffalo fractured a 7-game losing one of those punches the beneficiaries, and if they start streak to beat the Hershey Bears, enabled him to win three-fourths of Indianapolii _6 2 2 14 31 19 O 1 13 24 14 squawking at the 5 per cent cut it 2-0, while other saw the Prov- his fights by knockouts. Cleveland _6 games Hersher _ 4 2 2 10 31 24 will the conviction of some 1 7 0 2 18 29 deepen idence Reds and Pittsburgh Hornets Ray Foutts, manager of Yarosz. Buffalo _ athletes Pittsburgh _ 0 6 2 2 20 36 trains people on the way pro battle to a 4-4 tie and the New the Monaca mauler who held the juent special Jnion Station at think Haven Eagles beat the Springfield middleweight crown In 1934-5. in- Rosalia Yesterday. Horton Smith went snake a8:13 A.M. b8:55 A.M. killing Indians. 3-1. sists no fighter, not even the cham- 3: Washington. 0. a9:10 A.M. (literally) during one of his rounds now is four off can hit with a Seveland.dianapohs. 4; Philadelphia. 3 Washington points pions, Teddy right 4 (tie). hooked into the woods at Providence, 4: Pittsburgh, From Silver here. He the pace of the leading New Haven hand. Buffalo, 2: Hershey. 0 Spring a8:55 A.M. b9:10 A.M. the Fourteenth hole, saw a snake outfit, but trails second place Spring- “If fighters like Billy Conn, Ken New Haven, 3; Springfield, 1. (•) AR Coachsa. wiggling away and dispatched it field a Babe Lou only by point. Overlin, Risko, Brouillard, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. (h) Coach** and Parlar Can. with a niblick. "I couldn't take any Pos. Lions. Barons. Ben Jeby, Solly Kreiger and Vince Dinar* an all Train*. Smith. "It Kansas City, 8: Tulaa, 4. chance,” said might Goal_Blbeault _ Roberta Dundee couldn't 8t. Louis. 8; Omaha. 0 R. D_Lamoureux smack Yarosz, how on fast tcbedule one of those bad _MacKensle St. Paul. 4: Minneapolis, 1. Running have been boys can a — L. D._Jatfke _ Jerwa green boy like Charles, who to Stadium in time for Center_Mailley _Cunningham With has had 26 NATIONAL LEAGUE. poison.” R. W. Oresnlck_ Desilets only fights, expect to hit drills br Cadets and Mid- Wes Ferrell, the former Washing- L. W-Smith _Locking him?” Toutts asked. Boston. 2; New York Rangers. 1. dies. Coach Seats Re- far from a ton pitcher, is punk Barons_1 1 1—S Brooklyn Americans. 3: Montreal. 3. served Free on going trip. _ 0 3: Detroit, 2. golfer. Wes now manages a class Lions_ 0 0—0 Chicago. in the Bi-State Spares: Cleveland—Robertson. Deacon. Avatd Highway Hoxarda D league team Cook. Bartholome. Giroux. Milford. Adolph. Notch Seventh — Straight League, deep in the Carolina bushes. Poster. Melnyk. Washington Whit- and Parking ProMamt it all. He taker. Zuke. Drouin. Koivunieml. Trudel. Plaza Victors’ 140-pound football But he is happy about Rooke. Gresnlck. Slngbush. Returning, special trains leave Plrst scoring: team is sporting its seventh suc- is looking ahead to a win in the period DINE AND DANCE Stadium immediately after game. Cleveland—Desilets (Locking. Cunning- cessive gridiron triumph, a 7-0 game food ball tourney in Miami in ham!, 2:61. Penalties—MacKensle (hook- Also fast, frequent service return- For who work hard, players’ turned in yesterday Friend- NIGHTLY people and the big man from the ing!. against ing from B A O 24th A Chestnut January, Second period scoring: ship House of Falrlawn. Tar Heel State can do it. Wes Cleveland — Cunningham (unissiited) (Except Sunday) Streets Station. chunks that ball 4 big distance 2:16. No penalties. alone is not need Third period scoring: I Specials Disci Fleer* enough; they from the tee, and is no sissy with Cleveland—Locking (Dealleta. Cunntng- * 3:OR. No penalties. the irons. hamel. Romp for Irish Aces DINNER I f, M. too. lee-cold Irish Aces football team swamped til etaalag refreshment, Wedding on Golf Links Hillside A. C., 27-2, in a football Darning 11ID—liM Boys' Club No. 10 Ends game yesterday at Anaco6tia. SI Mlahaaai Frl I Coca-Cola Is pure refreshment. Pro Sit. Anacostia March Held by St. Louis Never m Cvver Associated Press. Anacostia Eagles’ undefeated and By the a natural partner of good food. the Police SPRINGS. Fla.. Nov. 17.— unscored on streak in MIAMI Special SI DiiRtr •. .i Louis Boys’ Club 140-pound football Bob Morse, St. golf profes- WNfe Freak Divie also of St. ar league is broken. Police Club No. sional, and Thelma Nye, Maks yaar Caack Pullman on nA Nil Acecrtffii 10 turned the trick yesterday with Louis, were married yesterday ratarvuHaat and bay yaar NckoH scores In the first two periods for the first tee of the Miami Springs Daaktaiia 31a Ur naw at 1501 H St., M. W., ar L. THI COCA.COIA COMRANY »Y • 12-0 victory. course by Judge Henry Oppen- Uninn StaHan. • 0TTIIB UNOIR AUTHORITY OR In other loop games Alexandria born AMPLE FARKIND Phan*; Dutriet t300—AManal 7070 will INC. Boys’ Club jumped to the front with Following a honeymoon, Morse WASHINGTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, in the a 25-0 victory over Club No. 5 and return here to compete $10,000 3135 KSt. N.W. RE. 6676 400 7th St. S.W. MEtropoliton 4727 Club No 4 nosed out Club No. Miami open starting at the Munic- flop St thi Sian •/ the riMae 11. 6-0. ipal course on December 11.