Eight Carry on in Grim P. G. A. Battle: Deuces Wild in National Amateur Golf

from Louisville, who easily beat Ralph Great-Granny, 63, Minnich of Cleveland, 6—4, 6—2, 6—1. THE SPORTLIGHT was paired with Maurice Bayon of New SARAZEN, FARRELL EASTERN NET TITLE MANY NEWCOMERS' Golf INVETERATE STAB Orleans in the second semi-final. Bayon BY GRANTLAND RICE Tough Prey defeated Barnard Welsh of Washington, 8—6, 6 0, 8 6. on its AUGUST FOOT BALL. September 30. Stanford will be Br the Associated Press. Women'* semi-finals also were sched- to Northwestern early in October uled for with Helen Germaine ol Tell us not with cheerful cackle way IN A. Saskatchewan, 11. today in another ftature. EARLY August New York M. ol important MAKE meeting GRADE Mary Capa ball's its PACE GETS AFTER CROWN Foot nap? waking from HOTTER —A HOI REG "young" lady of 63, Mrs. BEATEN AT TENNIS Ann Arbor and Ruth Bailey of St. Louij Yet the punt and pass and tackle In spite of Southern Cali- T. McLelland of Weyburn, Edna Smith of Cleveland. Now are back upon the map. fornia's certain strength, Stan- Saskatchewan, Is the heroine of the opposing Mrs. Prances Stone and Frances ford will be a serious challenger opening day's play In the annual Dethroned Links Reach Semi- More "Unknowns" Qualified Walker today were the lone Washing- Dutra, by Soon you'll hear the ancient thunder this Fall, with fine material Stoefen, Lott, Saskatchewan ladies' tourna- For First Time Since '23 golf ton representatives left in the tourney. Xs the hits the line. working under Thornhill and ment. fullback They are to team against the seeded Makes And the tackle in Nevers. Than in of Last 13 While friends of her own were Dude, Magnificent dives under, Finals in Singles of Turf Any age Drewes Fails to Reach No. 2 pair. Edna Smith and Marion on his content to wrestle with a bit of Resting coyly spine. The year's big job will be stopping Craig in the semi-finals. The Na- Dame. on the club porch Mrs. Mc- Southern California and Notre knitting tional Capital duo, seeded third, yes- Stand, Hit by Stymie. Championships. Lelland marched out and battled Parks Semi-Final. Howard Jones and Both are equipped with an unusual Championship. terday eliminated with surprising ease Mrs. of in the amount of speed, power and size— Perry Reglna first the defending champions. Rose Segel Dick now mus- round. She came Hanley enough for three good teams in each from b«hind to and Florence Fox, Newark, N. J., 6—1, MIC'KELSOV, Br the Auoclited Press. BY ntANCIS J. POWERS. her By the BY PAUL tering their two legions camp. square match at th% eighteenth Associated Press. 6—2. Writer. WITH but lost out on the first extra hole. Press Sports N. Associated Midwest-Far- Y., August 11.—The August 11.—a lot Y£)RK, August 11.—The for the The I'p-and-Down Yankees. Mrs. McLelland is a greatgrand- August 11.— goal of a week of long and of introductions will be mother. semi-finals of the national West tilt in Chicago ne t month, HERE has been at least one cheer- OPENS MARYLAND RACING Gone was Olin Dutra, the k brilliant loomed when the Na- tennis cham- foot ball the con- ful quality the Yankees have fur- play necessary NEWpublic parks passes beyond RYE, Chicago, But somehow golf disposes of all pre- defending title holder, but nished this season to those sup- brightly today ahead of a tional Amateur Golf cham- pionships rolled around to- Good Field Milwaukee, versational area. dictions. Assured for Cumberland their drive. forward were six porting pennant of in starts at Cincinnati next Master John Goodman's open cham- without the of surging So far have refused to let the quartet quarter-finalists pionship day presence This intersectional show will they did not him from Meet, Opening August 22. a four pionship prevent conterfders and pair Senators open any gap beyond ,the men's singles, and the semi- month. In 13 years of following Omaha Theodore Drewes of St. Louis, a powerful the of the two leading the field. I still am of CUMBERLAND, — "dark horse" bring together pick games. Cronln's young men have been most unusual situation. Md., August 11 of die hards of the flnalists in the women's singles, the from bunker to green, I the opinion that Master Goodman will foot ball sections where a cool on the of into the stys Pour Indications are the Cumberland Fair ranks as the long struggle for the big verge breaking open take a lot of beating in the national straight years, from 1924 for a runaway twice, but each time they and the men's and women's dou- never have seen such a crop of Drewes was national golf cham- breeze will be a big help. amateur. He is playing too well to lose through 1927, champion of Association's race meet, opening August professional have been hauled back. the men tnd whose toward the semi- bles, in the annual Eastern turf newcomers to national competi- his keenness before the amateur. Last boys clubs are the will attract the pionship headed This coming contest has already The effect of this sud- 22, best field of thor- psychological week Goodman played both the North public parks. When he hasn't been finals at Blue Mound today. started foot ball comment off well den halt is bound to be on the court championships at the West- tion as will be gathered at Cin- oughbreds ever to show their wntrs wearing Shore and Olympia fields courses in winning the title he has been there or the dwindling field were ahead of the old schedule. And once Leading nerves. chester Club. cinnati. in 70 strokes and his in when the was here. serious in his Country Chicago 139 thereabouts championship Gene Sarazen. dead quest you get the foot ball contingent started awarded it« the There always is the chance that B. of New over the of the qualifying test at Omaha Is further through 11-year history. Among turfmen who have bfen to land a major title after losing the they are harder to check or duck than Sidney Wood. Jr., York, Looking group youngsters Ruth and Gehrig will suddenly re- indication there is no rust on his short Yesterday, however, he stumbled into granted stalls are Elmer Trueman of American and British open champion- a of their vari- in the form that made who led In their sectional flc^k golfers reporting sume their big act and keep it playing again qualifying irons or putter. The boy is playing the biggest upset of the week's play, Washington, who looks after the horses and Farrell, famed ous stroke. ships. Johnny rounds, stroke by for an extended If him a member of the Davis team rounds, one finds nine who will be on to Leonard former of Ral Parr of ths going stretch. Cup Just enough golf to keep edge, and losing Hartman, of Baltimore and others, stylist, and Beall Bruirmsl Most of the early comment now points tennis this happens thr Yankees will two and of debutantes In the national. Of course with his mind set on winning the ama- Columbia captain and basket ball A1 Getz, A. S. Bowman, James Tyson, Oaks, from New York, who toppled in the direction of 1933 years ago, Gregory Mangin general strength. have little to worry about, even teur title, he has passed up the West- star, in the quarter finals, 12—10. 6—4, H. K. Utterback of Manassas, Va : Dutra off his throne in a indoor there will be many familiar faces yesterday Where can you look for the leading if erratic Newark, champion, rested, their when ern and numerous to 6—4. Hartman's carried con- pitching doesn't get open invitations victory him George Lerian. George A. Cook. Dick match that ended with a teams in the Pall season ahead? thrilling just much better. places won in the men's singles semi- the starter calls the players to the play exhibition matches. Goodman's today to a semi-final match with George Westmoreland, H. J. jr., and H. over a half on the Duffy, quest stymie thirty- Here is at least a partial list to be is "that the fellow beats O'Connell of the a finals. first tee, but we might as well prepare thought who Chicago, who defeated L. Smith. This group has 68 horse* In sixth hole. Setting pace through long < j considered: Goodman at Cincinnati will be the William Schommer of its care, to stretch of hot weather is another load for a new Minneapolis yes- ranging from 2-year-olds Wood swept through John Van Ryn. generation. amateur For I East—Colgate, Princeton. Ford- the senatorial neck. It is the same champion." my part terday, 7—5, 6—4, 6—3. aged geldings and including both good Quartet-finals Today. upon Among the newcomers who took ham, Yale, Pittsburgh. Midwest load the Giants face. Davis Cup doubles player, 6—3. 6—3, believe the young man may be right. Arnold Simons, defending titleholder sprinters and routers. Sarazen and Farrell had likely —Notre honors in their home districts Dame, Michigan. Ohio The Senators were game enough to yesterday, and Mangin beat the inter- medal engagements ahead of them to- State, Minnesota. Wisconsin. Far rally after one lead was broken down, from California, and are strangers to me, at least, are: BOTHday in the quarter-finals of the West—Southern California. Stan- collegiate champion and the Yankees have been game Jack Tidball, 6—2. 4——6, 6—3, as a Jack of Dallas, Vernon Stew- lower bracket. Gene meeting Ed Dudley, ford, Washington. South—Ala- Mungcr eough to come back twice and keep hectic doubles vied with the a noted from Wilmington. day singles art of Albuquerque Wightman Cup team, Dorothy Chester O'Brien, St. Louis: Ed Kirouac, quarter-final to cheer about until action. Hines of pects something The Giants have more pursuers Round meets Josephine Cruickshank of Offerinq promised Johnny j Bos; Transue, Cleveland, and later on. to but m; Oliver New York, co-medalist, matched shots | happens watch, they have more Santa Ana. Calif., and Mary Heeley Frank Bellows of Honolulu, which used against the deliberate and silent Tom consistent pitching to call on, plays Mae Ceurvorst of Wichita, Kans., which is Sena- in the semi-final round. Creavy of Albany, N. Y„ 1931 cham- Harder Schedules. something neither to be represented permanently by fellows pion. and Paul Runyan. Ryder Cup star tors nor Yankees happen to have Frank Brown. All of those LL along the line 1933 will be a and oig money winner in last Winter's just at this moment. Stoefen Playi Lott. qualified in districts possessing good tackled Willie 29- season of harder schedules. Any players, so their leadership in the test Good campaign, Goggin, ; In ESTER STOEFEN of Los tires Monday's double-header Wash- Angeles marksman from number of leading teams have rounds is not to be discounted. They year-old long distance ington came within a short breath of and George M. Lott of Chicago Calif. eliminated the set-ups or push-overs, far in the actual champion- Salada Beach, widening the gap to five games instead battle for one place In the men's may go show leaving almost no breathing spots along this but they represent a Farrell stole the yesterday by of shrinking it to one. That sudden semi-finals with Wood and Mangin, ship year, the the Autumn road. new Its to the top. turning back a stubborn bid by j flip made a terrific difference in the while Cliff Sutter of New Orleans and crowd, on. way two under ! Yale has to start fast and keep trav- champion. He tossed a 68. race, for a double Yankee defeat would Karl of Texas for the with no intermissions. Vander- Kamrath struggle par, at Dutra in the morning to draw eling have about closed out the show. Servis Cornea Through. one Just other. at bilt and Oklahoma meet In of the Low to a 3-up lead and kept drill- (Copyright. 19.33. by North American News- Prices away The doubles semi-finals on the men's was the leader in intersectional games as as SERVIS I ing away in the afternoon until he leading early paper Alliance. Inc.) side have pitted Ellsworth Vines and the Dayton (Ohio) district and he held a five-hole margin at the twenty- Keith rational BOBBY Gledhill, champions, be a comer. For several eighth The tottering champion then may Genuine. and Tidball In one First-Quality against Stoefen Gov. James M. Cox and the a rally, winning five years opened up great match, and Lott and Mangin against have been predicting of the next until Farrell Dayton golfers seven, topped Frank Shields and Frankie Parker, for Servis, and he him. STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE bright things yourig singles foes all season, in the other. seems about ready to produce. Billy Sarazen Whittles Par. BY WALTER R. Miss Cruickshank and Alice Marble Lain, who led the Chicago qualifiers, shooting sub-par, ad- of San Francisco are matched against is another of the same caliber. Billy among women ULLMAN, inventor of Con- former Californlan. and at vanced with a 4 and 3 victory golfers Elizabeth Ryan, has been playing good golf Beverly Freda James of In one women'* but this SARAZEN.over of on of the Capital, which has cooled gressional® far famed "animal England C. C. for several seasons, year Western, Harry Cooper Chicago doubles semi-final, with Miss Round and form the tide of a 32 on the back nine of down from the white heat of game," today is being congratu- Degan to attain championship Miss Joan newcomers last the morning that gave him the lead ACTIVITY BILL Heeley paired against Ridley None of these may .the final team matches in ihld- lated 100 per cent by all the of and Mrs. C. Brunie when thrown in he never relinquished. Hines sur- England Harry long against Johnny to N. In the other. vived by defeating Henry Picard, July to friendly matches, with no com- members of the club who from time of White Plains, Y„ Goodman. Rodney Bliss. Gus Moreland, Seaver. Charlie Yates and a Charleston, S. C„ 5 and 3; Goggin petition in sight for some time to time play in the game. All because Charlie But A1 Akron, Ohio, dozen others one can mention. eliminated Espinosa. come, centers mainly these around silent Bill, president and general fac- of days TENNIS CHAMPS REPEAT again, one or more of the debs may Giants 9 and 7, the most one-sided victory ! J discussion of the women's totum of the "animal" parade, made a as Billy Howell the day; Creavy defeated Frank Walsh, forthcoming surprise galleries Just As Lou> As 2 Golden to be at the Exmoor whangdoodle. What is a .whangdoodle? of Richmond did at Beverly two years Chicago. 1932 finalist. and 1; national, played Treasury Team Wins Eighth Title turned back Cruickshank in a It's any shot holed from off the green ago. Bobby Club, near Chicago, during the week of Bill the Vir- 2 and 1: Dudley de- and Bill made it yesterday on the very in 8peaking of Howell, tight struggle. 28. So Departmental League. feated Clarence Clark. Bloomfield, August far only one entrant first hole of a match played in the driz- ginia boy failed to qualify for the ama- i*Twyr^lTMM He has been a miserable N. J., 3 and 1, and Runyan, one down from Washington has mailed in her zling rain In which the other competi- For the eighth time the departmental teur. having team been time with his this at noon, came back to eliminate young entry, and with entries to close tomor- tors were Andy Walker, William J. Mc- tennis championship has golf year, having who wound been beaten In the Western ama- Johnny Revolta of Menominee, Mich., row there probably will be only a single Evoy and Nick Hunter. won by Treasury racketers. early GUARANTEED teur. He still is as a 2 and 1. player from Washington in the tourney Bill sliced his third shot over up the series with a three-game margin quite good player as he was at where he rached for the title now held Van near the fence the out over the second-place Patent Office Beverly, ONe Full Year by Virginia bordering * the semi-finals two years ago. but lacks ! Wie< winsome Chicago miss. of bounds area on the first hole team. In won three steadiness. Other fine players havj aqmintt Mt ah* Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes of Columbia, and then, taking his customary the final match Navy Tire have ad- defects, out suffered the same 111 luck as Howell prices, everywhere, MRS. MOODY DRILLS king-pin of local golf, holder of the graceful swing, walloped that of live from Bureau of Investiga- * pill and is bound to come back within District and Middle Atlantic titles,is the with a No. 4 iron and watched it tion. Billy vanced. But our are still the next ve*r or two. The failure of prices only entrant from the National Cap- disappear into the hole for a Other winners of the team cham- Nine FOR TITLE DEFENSE have been Com- Howell was not surprising, but I was low ... in fact the lowest in our Months ital so far, and it appears Mrs. Haynes birdie 4 from ISO yards away. pionship Navy once. Agaimet Uowout*. merce once and War nine times. The astonished when Neil White of the cut*, hrmbn will os the sole representative of Wash- The shot was worth just $6.75 d was University of Southern California was history except the very from in the feminine chase. to the silent one, for he collected league formed in 1915. The Treas- during dtnsqe accident, mtuh ington unable to the test at Los Re- a dollar for the ury team was the defending cham- pass Angeles. worst of the recent Tennis Queen Appears Fully Mrs. Betty Parkfr Meckley of apiece whang- depression. doodle; 50 cents apiece for the pion. Indian Spring, who qualified for Holds hntrdm. covered From Recent birdie: 50 cents apiece for taking Final standing: Goodmaa Edge. Injury mat< h play last year and had the our Present Low Prices no and he collected a "bull- play in the national Just compare misfortune to run Into Miss Van putts Treasury to Her Back. frog" from Walker, who put his Patent Office open and the St. Paul open was with that were low in 1931. Wie as she started her match to WHITE'S prices ball into the trap. They had Agriculture and War so fine that every one who fol- the title, is out of golf for this year Bureau of InvestiaattonInvestlgat and Vft- in the animal game lowed him believed the Californian was and is not an entrant. Mrs. everything erans' Administration 13 IT Our Low Our 1931 Our Low Our 1931 category out there from Navy 10 'JO due for a good-showing at Cincinnati. Br th* Associated Press. she has been ad- yesterday, SIZE Now Price SIZE Price Now Price Meckley says whangdoodles to kangaroos. Price hills, n. y.. Aueust 11. | vised by her physician not to —Helen Wills Moody, who was | touch a club until next year. and parched from several weeks Forestforced to withdraw from the She has played hardly at all this year of hot weather Bnd blazing sun. 29x450-20 M*tsrr 30x5.00-20 $5.88 $-?rttr defense because of a $4.70 Wlghtman Cup and not at all in competition. Helen DRVlocal golf courses are drying out wTenched back, is satisfied slightly Dettweiler of Manor and Virginia Pope today after a rainstorm which brought that she is in condition to play 30x4.50-21 4.93 28x5.25-18 6.45 again of Kenwood, the two most prominent joy to the hearts of greenkeepers and her finest brand of tennis in pursuit of juvenile players among the lair golf- greens committee members. The rain her naticnal singles title In the eighth ers of the are not entered in was of just the right kind, a steady 28x475-19 5.38 31x5.25-21 7.15 here Capital, I championships starting Monday. the national. Nor is Mrs. David H. downpour that did not cause washes ar.ri For an hour yesterd.av she practiced J Clark, newest golfing sensation among other damage but soaked into the Cars 29x5.50-19 7.55 con- Chemerized i With Elmer Griffin of California, 29x4.75-20 5.65 women golfers of Washington, a player gTound to get far down under the grass centrating on play at the net. then j who has not yet entered in competi- roots. That rain, as much as anything * moving to the back court for forehand | will the of brown cl. tion on local golf courses but one who else, stop ravages 29*5.00-19 5.78 I -fc9T" 30x31 and backhand driving. She drilled on is certain to cut a wide swath when she Datch which has been bad around * service and her overhead game, with over the A unlimbers her clubs in a big tourney. Washington past fortnight. all her shots working well. No scores or two of weather and the * j Mrs. Haynes plans to leave Washington day drying OUR Were kept. courses be in condition. a in New local will perfect * Mrs. Moody, In fine spirits, said 1 shortly fpr sojourn England and will to late in afterward she was with go Chicago August, Dorie C. the moose Wtth I that satisfied Gruver, "big man* * One Free Tube to make a bid for the title. &>ory her game and condition, considering! prepared of the Washington Golf and Country ' the lay-off she was forced to take. She j If you believe Danny Burton, Club, cares nothing for the fact that I* planned another drill today. sorrel-thatched and likeable young the odds may be against him. He chips * Story pro at the Army-Navy Club, Mrs. •em in. and blithely and laughingly, from Clark is due to a lot As a and Tires surprise of any spot. chipper putter fw Davis I HOWARD TRACK VICTOR folks hereabouts when she decides Gruver has few superiors. A day or In the Used Car Market there are often to play in some of the women's two ago Gruver was in a four-ball £ and events around Washington. "That match at Washington with Dr. T. D. similar body styles, specifications prices. 56 Points in Long-Run Iteores Playground | round of SO she had the other day Webb, J. G. C. Corcoran and V. C. BUT between ourselves we know that there Wizard Batteries was just another round of golf. Dickey. They had a bonus arrangement a I it Xeet—Dunbar Runner-up. $ are no 2 cars worth the same money. In our Unsurpaued q u y. MOTOR OIL She. can far better than for those who made two birdies and One of the eaaleat and aafcit waya play backed by our Definite By virtue of two relay victories the that." Danny says. "In fact I the game was to end on the sixteenth * we offer you service as to economise on car up-keep I* to spacious headquarters Service Guarantee. use Lonjr-Run Motor Oil and pour Howard Playground won the north- think she can play this course in hole. most * you would like it with a guarantee rig- 13-PLATK It yourself. Ask about our Money western sectional playground track 76 or better and this Army-Navy Up to the sixteenth all had se- Back Trial Offer. Chor., DeSoto. Essex. Ford, meet with a score of 56 Dun- course is no women. cured one bird, but no one had followed and more than often overdone. points. set-up for * idly Olds.. Plymouth, Pontlac. was with 49 I the two to collect bar runner-up points. "It's long," continued Danny, "and bagged necessary our which are highly competi- Whippet and others. Four Other follow: 44: the bonus. So Gruver * Compare prices models. grounds Monroe, some of the carries are too much for stepped up, S.A.E. 30 E&neker 29; Baneker, 3; and his second shot tive and ask the salesmen what "CHERNER- Center, Shaw, even the better women golfers. She after hitting or 40 Summaries: short the he * (919 60 takes a tremendous cut at the ball, of green, blithely chip- IZED" means. 5 Gallons to •7.9S tin bulki 70-Pound I ped the ball in to collect all the * $1 Class. and wouldn't be surprised to see her it Rc per «t Running broad jump—Won by Henry hit one on the first green some day. money. 15-PXjATE ; second. Cooper (D. >: third. Barnaby (The first is some 285 from Met. Chrysler. Ded|l,( > green yards As- is a True Method : third, Mosby . champion to me," Danny concluded. OFFICIALS of Time. K seconds. tional qualification rounds for the Determining QUALITY! models, X Gallons $180 Mrs. Clark's score of 80 was made from (in bulk) Running high jump—Hayes . Miles amateur championship at Columbia, did All other cars (imlltr uvln|>. : second. Lacy (M.l; third. Payne Barr, secretary, and Dr. Bruce L. Taylor SPARK 10 inches Houghton. Kenwood pro, and Roger Slip-on IB. C>. Distance. i:t feet and Kendall J. Fielder, members For All Can 50-meter dash—Won by Bush iD.I; sec- District amateur Capt. •tyle. Very Peacock, champion, Guaranteed 74' ond. Green (M.l: third. Blackstone (D). of the Executive Committee. These men attractive. Pair on the one side, and Harper and prob- Auto Radio 10.000 tnlle*. Time. T.:i seconds. have handled four sectional Each In Sets Cruickshank of Richmond now major Other* a* lov* as 19c Running hich .iump—Won by Thome ably Bobby All Electric. Superheterodyne. McKelvin >M >: third. events and have run them all off with M (M.i; second. Mosby on the other, the match to be played at Dynamic Speaker. Steering- CD Height, .1 feet ii inches. the which only the U. S. G. A. Virginia Beach. Harper and Morton precision Poit Dial and Control. :iOO-meter relay—Won by Dunbar; sec- usually shows In such matters. end, Howard; third. Monroe. McCarthy, his boy friend from Nor- R.C.A. Licemed Pea- Auto 100-Pound Class. folk, were seeking a match against Clean-Up Vacuum Horns Fred at Columbia, Running broad jump—Won by Holloway cock and McLeod GALLATJDET BOOKED. 0-meter dash—Won by Skinker (H.>. W. Va„ will finish its grid season here g'cnnd. Campbell : third. Carter (8). contest with W. C. Evans, Walter P. with a contest at Kendall Green with time. « I seconds. Skinker, Bill Jones and Lynch Younger. high by Skinker 18. $36s Running Jump—Won Gallaudet November Its other op- (HI; second Carter (Hi: third. Felder In the order scheduled, will be Pair (B.i. Height. 1 feet !> inches. ponents, 340-meter relay—Won by Howard. A "QUICK 0)EATH" TOUBNEY. 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