1 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. T„ \VKl >\KSI >A V. M |ST U , 1029. SPORTS. 35 Pilt Spls New Manor Club Mark : Luck Is Needed to Beat Jones, Sarazen Says Smith /i Great hinksman, | NOTES ON GOLF CONCENTRATION | Left Wrist Action PLAYGROUND TENNIS But Stroket Tailormade WOMAN'S NET LIST CROWD AIDS BOBBY. On Backswing SHOOTS 71 of the members of the gal- BRINGS TWO UPSETS HARRY Most lery yesterday had ' at Indian Spring not seen Horton Smith play before and were amazed by the smoothness Playground net titles are at stake In and ease of his swing and by the NAS 12 INVADERS the annual lnterground competition, GENIAL GENE AVERS got under yesterday 10 ME LAURELS precision of his putting stroke. which wav with The Missouri marvel stands more singles play in the boys’ classes and than six feet and has an extremely doubles play for the girls. compact swing for such a tall man. Yankee Fair Sex Must Look Big Gallery Helps Hagen to Boys are seeking both senior and Norton Smith Brilliant in His golf, however, is strictly tailor- junior crowns. The girls’ play is all made, for every move is studied and Laurels in in one division. Exhibition, He his swing has little of the freedom to National Score Abroad, Clever The most surprising upset of the in- 1 but and play yesterday and dash that flavors the play of tt.Fl' WRISI * itial cam.* in the de- Diegel Lose. ' Bobby Jones. Title Tournament. Pro Declares. o k "Yaking Pd / \ feat of George Consldine of Plaza at He is straight an a string from In a row and then SACK IRON /r / the hands of George Wood of Roscdale tee to green and is uncannily steady. IT in the boys’ senior division. Wood la he go over k' I •A rated a strong contender, but Considine Only once yesterday did By the Associated Press. BY ALLAN J. GOULD. Ctue LIKEc laj)1 I BY WALTER R. McCALLUM. par—on the short sixth hole, where 14.—Ameri- has been picked by many as the out- he YORK. August AMoeiated Press Sports Editor. standing threat for the title. Wood might have been expected. he pulled his iron tee shot. But can woman tennis luminaries j) made up for it by holing a birdie took the last won, 6—3. I—6.1 —6. 6—3. Harry O. Pitt has gone out and will be subjected to strenous sarazen a players Each of these hold his broken another course record. on the next hole. Thereafter he was foreign opposition in the na- open golf championship seri- enough ground title, as do all of those rom- On any course but that of the around in perfect figures, playing NEWtional championships, starting ously to go in for a ; * neting in the play, only AS Harry might the last 12 holes in exactly par—- Monday. rigid course of training and annual title for Manor Club not at Forest Hills next never over and never under. Genedieting for It. He finished two j those who won out in their preliminary same incentive to a 64, 12 hail from countries have had the do a In field of ground eligible bit of record-busting of his own, but the United States and among strokes away. He blames his golf, not BY SOL METZGER. tournaments were for other than « j the present competition. it hardly would have been clubby to the dozen lnvadera are several capable the diet. Dewey Long worth brings out some every “Bobby Jones used to be the big 1 Marguerite Zimmerman and Gene- have the Manor Club record held by of extending to the utmost interesting points about iron play. vieve Giiler of Phillips playground outsider, with the possible ex- hunner-up in these events, but since he concerns an even when that outsider American entrant One of them the action of provided surprise happened to be the king pin of all the ception of the defending champion, has taken to winning them, I seem to the left wrist, the controlling wrist, another in their de- be one or two strokes short,” feat of Eleanor Franklin and Virginia local amateurs—the popular Miller B. TOLLEY IS Helen Wills. in taking back the club. Now and Robev of THREAT remarked Gene. lowa Avenue. 6—2. 2—6. of Columbia. delegation of alx la headed Dewey through 6—l. Btevinson England's then crashes with As each division of play Is being May • Stevie” played 18-year-old Bronzed, genial, Sarazen looks more a cr run On IS last in by Betty Nuthall. star who course record in the Middle a robin, sets In like a young, successful business .man West, j off as round the Franklin- •n exhibition match at Manor with forced Miss Wills to two deuce Far so what he does is well Robey team still has a chance the Pitt a partner, against Fred the Wlghtman Cup matches. All of than a golf ptofessional. As a matter i {or Harry as kept worth considering. title, which they thought McLeod and A1 Treder. The amateurs Betty’s Wlghtman Cup teammates— of fact, he is. No other "prq,” has As Longworth starts his long iron for were to TO U. S. LKMEN so conspicuously in the competitive | be one of the strongest bidders. pros, doing Stev- Watson, Peggy Saund- begins trimmed the and in it Mrs. Phoebe Mrs. back he breaking or turning Margaret and B*tty of Michell, C. Covell limelight, gathering position and sub- wrist, as Tolman Hart- inson set a course record 72. That ers Mrs. B. and Mrs. the left shown in the illus- i man Chase, strong mark stood v.vll r. few days ago when Dorothy Shepard-Barron—as well as stance. without the luster of champion- tration. This of Chevy another tends to open the face team in the girls' division, scored d*- Harry Pitt, probably Stevinson’s most Though, "independent" player, Mrs. D. A. Al- ship honors. of the That, turn, permits International Final, an caddy iron. in i cisivelv. rival top ranking locally, ston, are entered. Sarazen. a 10 years ago, is now serious for him to Ret its face under the ball of yesterday's stepped out, entirely unheralded, and Canada sends three Into the battle BY O. B. KEELER. in trapshooting. You bust 'em one one of the highest paid professionals in as he swings the clubhead down Summary play: Unlikely in Amateur target time, or you game. open champion- and BOTS* JUNIOR. uncorked a form-fitting 71, which set Is for the greatest prize for women in fFor th« Associated Press.) at a don’t bust the He won the through. ship years ago (Heppy Hollow) the former mid-Atlantic title holder up American tennis —Olive Wade, Domin- I was telling Arthur Cuscaden a ’em.” seven at Chicago, the You see. he hits down and through J. McDonald defeated Phil this story. title same year. re- Clark 'Mitchell Park). S—l. 6—l: Sam Min- as bis home club title holder: Jean Burtitt and Mrs. story And he told me P. G. A. the The inside, as the )Ko*edale> defeated John Meehan (Plaza!. the record holder for Title Tournament. ion little about concentration in years ago com- to success upset the ball from the and. l lie and thereby brought back to the Manor O. E. Gray, all of Toronto. golf. Sir Arthur Is a pretty good Some Sir Arthur action this double his sketch shows, he plays it off his left II «—3. 4—«. 6 1: Gilbert Hunt (Garfield) de- at game, a feated Ha 'Hoover). Club a temporarily tarnished record. Brazil will be represented by Mar- is a much better pleted a shoot the Atlanta Gun youthful balance and his for shoulder, where the impact is John Tea 6—3. 6—l: Rob- golfer; but he a run, unfinished, time, is no more even- hard- ert Reed (Tc.konial defeated Fulton Thomas Not that the 72 made by Stevinson guerite Falkenburg. champion of that is his profession; Club with straight but there est. This wrist cer- BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. trapshooter; that tempered competitor action makes It iPhlllipa). 8—6. 6 —3: Hubert Hlnchey 'Vir- was a bit tarnished, for he made it in nation: Bermuda by Gladys Hutchings, and when he takes pains he can of 375 targets. He went over to and none more tain he’ll cut through under the ginia Avenue) defeated Tom Williams 'Van more popular now than Genial Gene of Ness). Harry (Park View) a rain, and on a day when the course there is no guessing and Sweden by Miss Tickan Thomasson. shoot with anybody. Charleston and broke 50 ball and thus get it far and high, 6- 4. 6- 4: Fine very to happen 12, seeded straight. then went to Norfolk Fresh Meadow. defeated Albert Bahee (Columbia Road'. •—l. ¦was slow. But all clubs like what may the first Os these six have been I was telling Sir Arthur of Bobby He with plenty of backspin. Reds (Twin Oak*) along eight play- 6-2: Schaeffer defeated feel that their own men are best over week of September when with the United States Jones’ match with Max Marston at and started in another shoot. He ShonM Take it Easy. Vernon Robev (Iowa). 6—l. 5-7. 6—2: Mile* is among straight at trap. Raedy 'New Ayenue' their own course, and Manor, with a the world's best amateur ers. Miss Wills seeded first Floasmoor in the second round of broke 25 the first York defeated Charles Harry Pitt, right WHILEgolfers begin quest the American players, followed by Helen He broke 25 straight at the second The secret of championship play Is Ritter (Bloomlnadale). 6—l. 6—2. man like had a to the for the national amateur championship feel that something was a bit askew the United States championship at Jacobs, Edith Cross. Mrs. Molla Mal- of 1923. Bobby was shooting great trap. He broke 25 straight at the taking it easy and playing it safe.” re- BOVS" SENIOR. Delmonte, Calif., lory, May Bundy, Mary trap. target THREE CALIFORNIANS George Wood (Rosedale) defeated George when another amateur held the record. Feeble Beach. there Mrs. Sutton golf. was 4 up on Max as they third He broke the first marked Gen*. "Yet most of us re- (Plaza). Greef, Mrs. L. Marjorie He trap. trap for Considine 6—3. I—6. 6—3: Melvin So "Ooking ’Arry,” who now has be- seems little likelihood of another inter- A. Harper and at the fourth Then the fuse to do that. 1 did it two rounds Lancaster (Barry Farms' defeated Jack stood on the seventeenth tee of was come "Straight-driving Harry,” thanks national finals such as occurred at| ; Gladman. Miss Nuthall ia seeded first the morning round. was think- broke down. I at Winged Foot this year and tied Robinson (Cordora'. S—6. 6—o. Bobby Watson, Mrs. Ae was repaired ! for REMAIN IN TOURNEY C.IRI.S' DOUBLES. , to the kind ministrations of C. I. Braeburn last year when Jones among foreign' with Mrs. ing about nothing at all, which While it being the lead. I started taking chances Columbia, now is the holder fourth claim the title by | Michell. Mrs. Covell, Mrs. Shepard-Bar- and the rest of the squad then and lost. i Margaret Tolman and Betty Hartman i Putnam of won his to i sometimes is known in golf as con- Arthur 'Chevy Chase) the He Perkins of Eng- , ron and Miss Wade seeded below her. talked. Then "But any one who beats Bobby Jones the ! defeated Eleanor Carroll and of course record at Manor. soundly trouncing Phil j centrating. There was a small wait stood around and By Associated Press. Ruth Johnson (Happy Hollow). 6—l. 6—o a 38 a 35, may we Miss Wills’ first round opponent will in the lucky. did it with and and. land. on the tee. And suddenly Bobby he overheard some man is Just Ind., August 14.—California Margarite Zimmerman and Genevieve Oilier humbleness, that 71 is all the years the Americans have be Miss Katherine Lamarche of Sea- gallery say: < “Our open championship now is the CULVER. • Phillips i defeated Eleanor Franklin and add. with due In heard somebody In the gallery say: )lowa quite The fellows bidding British bright, N. J.; Miss Nuthall opens in At- one big There’s no getting away | was arrayed against the rest of the Virginia Robey Avenue). 6—2. 3—6. I a score at Manor. been for the amateur J has two 4's for a 68 "I was with that fellow event. 6 1: Mildred , played nine, with championship have against Cecilia Riegel of Philadelphia; : “That kid can’t fact, somebody kid- country today quarter-final Hook and Ruth Brown 'Rose- who have that first and the Britons ! lanta and Charleston and I from that. In was In the round dale> defeated Ann Kuhnert and Paima is, invading States, against Josephine Crulck- | and a course record. ding Hagen up by Murray (Virginia Its tree-lined fairways, know it and been the there have Mrs. Watson Bobby had forgot all about Wie remember when he’s missed a tar- in Montreal rank- of the national junior singles Cham- Avenue'. 6—l. 6—o: Fran- though only finals, \ | of Santa Ana. Calif., and Miss : ing Canadian open of 1 ces Stewart and Aramlta Dsla ’Barr" the last nine, even It is wide been five international two shank was scoring. get.” 1 the ahead the Academy, Farms) defeated Goldie Evelyn is against card and what he He (men. ; pionshlp, at Culver Military j Woodland and open, no man's cinch. here and three abroad. So the chances Jacobs Miss Anderson. shooting golf, one "Up to that moment.” said British eight were ’ Holmes (Cordo?*'. 6—l. 6—2. two Ca- was Just hole at • "Why Hagen so Os the survivors three j Incidentally, Manor came near hav- of any of the five British and | thinking about Arthur, "I wasn’t thinking about a . has been successful! Gledhill, COLORED JUNIOR. players reaching finals at a time. He got to re- ! you big | Californians. Keith Santa ing to leave that title in Stevinson's nadian the score; a couple of to blamed thing, so far as I can j abroad? I’ll tell one reason: Vines, Chailes Blakey (Logan' defeated James Harry very his took 5s was busting targets. gallery. Hagen Barbara: Ellsworth Pasadena. Hooktn* hands. Pitt went down to the Delmonte are remote. finish; lost both holes to Marston, member. I the When starts out McArthur, young 'Howard'. 6—6. 3—6. 6—l: Robert Ed Baxter in North Caro- international finals of an CAPITAL CITY LOOP that, got over there in England or Scotland, all | and Hugh Los Angeles ! Caldwell defeated Eddie Berry old home of The first a great rally in When I heard I to think- Against coast stars were two (Barry Farms', lina last week and thrown out of amateur championship occured in Eng- and saw Max start busted straight. the gallery that hasn’t gone after star. the I 7—S. 6—4. was the afternoon round that ended in ing how many I’d Middle Westerners. Junior Boehmer of ; while a fishing trip. Bax- land in 1904 when Walter Travis of fixed, dropped Duncan and Mitchell follows Hagen. ————————————— the boat on ACTIVE a victory at the thlrty- When the trap was I St. Louis Earl Bossong of Cincin- j to struggle to get him York defeated Ted Blackwell at RACKETERS Marstonian This show of Interest would be gratify- and ter said he had New fifth green. the next three.” nati: one Easterner, one from the. back, because it was a hot day and Sandwich. Seven years later, Harold j that, broken 601 ing to most any player and It acts like SPORTS captured “His concentration was broken, At Arthur had a on Southwest and one from the South, IN BREIF Pitt liked the water so well. Hilton came to America and Capital League have a way targets in a row. tonic to The Haig. He thrives it championship by City netmen said Cuscaden. "It's the same I and his best golf. i Fred Roll of Philadelphia was the the United States busy week end schedule planned. On plays ! Easterner, Bryan Horton Smith's first visit to Wash- winning from Fred Herreshoff in a "I think Jones benefits from more lone while Robert of RYE. N. Y.—Tilden narrowly escapes Saturday Edgewood and Kann’s teams Atlanta\ Ga„ represented the South, ! by Cram ington was a complete success. From 37-hole match at Apawamis. Then match, a than he may be handicapped by his big i elimination Donald in Eastern un- Tolley will face each other in one Karl Kamrath of Austin, Tex., was the grass tennis championships. the time the tall, slim Missourian after a lapse of nine years Cyril Woodridge galleries in our open. For an ex- courts Coen limbered his frame at the Indian in another double bill. will play Acacia other hope to break Into the California loses to Shields: other favorites advance. was victor over Bob Gardner argument. perienced competitor, it is natural to 1 line-up. Spring Club yesterday to the moment, 37-hole match at Muirfleld and in in the other OFF THE TEE respond to the gallery.” I PHILADELPHIA—Ed Dudley acores Sunday see the return match be- STRAIGHT Vines, Dave Shay put "him on a New York won the British will I Gledhill and seeded number 295 for 72 holes to win Philadelphia 1926 Jess Sweetser Edgewood the Leesburg. number to train early today the Joplin marvel championship by downing Alfred Simp- tween Club and Rath Love* Crowds. | one and two. were favored open golf title. day. Va.. Racquet Club on the Henry Park meet the final, but the play of Bos- had a grand and glorious son on the same links. match has started work on the first invitation This reaction to the enthusiasm of the in CHICAGO. —Jockey Charley Allen day courts at 1 o’clock. Edgewood nosed out After the exhibition wasi i ¦ song, a non-seeded player, marked him Probably the best part of the to Spring yesterday club, big stars suspended for rest of meeting at Haw- to per- Strongest of Invaders. Leesburg. 5 to 4, on the Virginians’ court staged at Indian the golf tournament of the which will mob affects most of the in as a passible upset entrant. him, and certainly the 600-odd a any sport. thorne track for unsatisfactory ride. saw perform, Tolley at their first meeting. pros staged Long driving contest for 2-5, inclusive. A line of No one loves his The two favorites in the boys’ singles sons who him was the Cyril James Hastings of the be held October great CLEVELAND.—Horse racing registered the long again amateur Kann’s racketers have scored three amateur entrants. crowds 9i°>e than the Babe Ruth. division. R. R. Hebgrd of White Plains. and con- sterling 71 he over Royal and Ancient, once Pitt Manor, one of the meeting of the golf committee was held has picked world’s series tribution betting continues at Bain- Britain, is to be times within the past week. They won Harrv G. of The Bambino N. Y.. the defending title holder, and and hard layout of the Indian Spring I champion of Great amateurs; a days ago, following com- for most most spec- bridge despite arrest outplay the 1 foreign a 2-0 victory over Acacia in a postponed big hitters among the local few and the audiences of his Jay Cohn. Santa Monica star, both track of track of- Club yesterday, to regarded as the strongest threat. McCarthy Beaver Dam and mittee chairmen appointed to stunts at bat. Tennis galleries flcials. other: i two fracas, then beat the full Acacia squad. M. F. of were tacular were in the fourtli round and appeared three professionals, who teamed in an Tolley, who is one of the players i a at the long handle the various angles of the although annoyed. the benefit of j twice since 5-1. in a regular scheduled match and many others essayed trial have inspired, also likely to mee for the championship, exhibition match for j to win the British amateur test, put tourney: Arrangements, D. L. Thom- Big bigger crowd, _ Watt, pro- He followed this up with a 4-1 win over hitting but all were in the Bill Tilden. The the i Bobby Me ailing Richmond i the war, is no stranger in America. j I shade when M. Parker Nolan, the Con- son: entertainment. Col. John C. the bigger the thrills furnished by Jack feasional. Before the match started made three previous excursions to Woodridge. | din- has In a postponed sin- gressional seige gun. stepped up and Crockett: prizes, Webb Manning; Dempsey. four professionals had an under-, : country, but has had much Woodridge scored rolling among the the this never gles H. got back of one that didn’t stop ner. William Callahan. The Manor "With all those fans pulling for us, crowd unless you are standing that the contest was merely; ! match when Yeomans defeated a “UNTZ” BREWER success. had cohered 311 yards. ¦ Club is to hold tournament dinner we had to win,” said Buckv Harris winners. affair, must with Smith of Kann’s. 6—l. 2 —6. until It Just a best ball but Horton not, I He first came across in 1920. Monro Hunter, Jr„ uncorked one that this year, something none of the other to me after Washington won the 1924 i "Nobody goes around yelling for the have heard their remarks. Anyhow, Charlie Hope and Roger Wethered, Summary of all matches played dur- j connection with runner-up,” remarks Mr. Sarazen. with 1617 14th St. North 0440 I 1 Lord lng the past week. I went 303 yards, and McCarthy knocked clubs have done in world series. The crowd and the stakes he putted out on all the holes and ji but failed to qualify for the amateur. one /75 yards, but all were short com- their invitation events. had Inspired Bucky to the greatest game some show of conviction. He has been which Walker t; i i Millar Tire*—Clllee Service Gee end Oil* scored 71 for the course, is He came back with the British KANN'S. ACACIA, 4. pared to that prodigious clout of Nolan, ! of his career. the runner-up or thereabouts often exactly par. Cup team in 1922 and qualified with Postponed No. 4 single match. Rossfes Spring worry enough to know. I ij Frank Du Boise of Indian You don’t need to about the; I But notwithstanding the uncannily > ' a score of 148—four strokes behind (K.) defeated Thompson. *—o. 6—4: post- swung hard on one ball that his defeating C. poned No. 3 doubles match. McDonnell and i I so accurate and Jones.like golf of then he medalist. After F. Rosafee defeated Thompton. 6—l. 6—l; golf professional, who has been In a cannot be counted out of machinery, these two giant Englishman, Billups tit.) defeated R. Plx. 6—3. 6—3. ; year competition JL Delivered and Installed like well oiled longer ball than the hospital more than a with two CHARLES with- (A.) defeated Bea? and for any golf vF>/' hitters, C. Fix and There gargantuan for the first time but on his previous visits to the United H Bmith. 6—4. 7—5: D. Birch and McDon- broken legs. out'the expectation of a struggle. in their acquaintanceship, went out States his wildness and slack play nell defeated O'Neal. *—3. 6—o. another 5.000 i and the West- siege gun faltered, have difficulty putting him (K.> dollars if the Baltimore may in and Sear Grant been out to watch It. eight A And cans Bl.ch ern amateur title times. you D. defeated brings his partner was in there, putting for out of the battle. and Krause, 6—4, o—6, 6—3. Perhaps the heat had something to In his long career on the links he The result was another well known do with it. and perhaps the admis- few the birdie or the par. Edward Storey Is $2 has been responsible for more than that they shot a best ball of 65 for the British player entered. He failed to sion charge played its part. At any i fourscore records. par 71 course, thereby encompassing qualify at Merion, but at Baltusrol he GIRL REPEATS AT CHESS. rate the Middle Atlantic P. G. ,A. put Four times he has played on Wsl- something people claim to have was round by on a show for those who were j few can eliminated in the second CARLSBAD, Czechoslovakia, August fine i ker Cup teams. done, and incidentally taking the Ouimet, after he had disposed courageous enough to brave the heat Francis (fP). eleventh round of the in- Evans was defeated by a fellow measure of Smith and Diegel by 3 Shute. and at Braeburn 14 —The and were willing to come across with | Dawson, of Densmore ternational chess masters’ tournament townsman. John in the the and then fell $2 to aee the match. and 2. he downed Max Marston contested with no change in the first round of the 1928 amateur There was no doubt about the merit victim to Dr. O. F. Willing. was The parking arrangements for auto- championship, but in 1927 he and Spencer, Guy respective positions of the leaders. of the victory of Hunter Lord Charles Hope. MaJ. Colin champion, mobiles and the gallery handling were marched on to the finals, where he many folks thought they are among Marshall. United States met Jones, even though Campbell and T. A. Bourne defeat, Russia very well done by committees of the was defeated by Bobby the teamed together a with but Miss Menchlk of by Maryland couldn't do it. They the lesser British stars and not great second victory. professional body, aided third time he had been runner-up. admirably and on the whole they deal can be expected of them at Del- scored her State police and members of the Indian The former champion is a great could not have played a better best- monte. Don Carrick and C. Ross Spring Club. iron player and can do great execu- ball game than they showed yesterday. Somerville of Canada both are well got tion with a mashie. However, his SERVEL their nick- NEW Pitt’s foot ball teams known in the States and each has Hollow, a ravine Chairman Ray F. Oarrlty of the golf putter does not always respond to Two Great Shots. national amateur. name from Panther shots, aualifled once for the near the campus. committee at the Manor Club already I his demands. Out of the medley of great golf But neither is the sort of golfer cal- contributed by all of the quartet, and culated to give Jones. Von Elm, Sweet- the outstanding steadiness of Horton ser and the other leaders much trouble. Smith, two great shots stand out. One of them came from the mashie niblick other came Auburn will play two of its foot bell of Monro Hunter and the ‘ from the well lofted spoon of Diegel. games at Montgomery. Ala., this year On the fourth hole Hunter had pushed and both on Friday nights, Birming- his tee shot far to the right, behind one ham-Southern and Florida. automatic operation of those spruce trees that fringe the right side of the fairway. He had to get the ball up quickly and had to hold diseases get play "Most the green. So well did he it that the \ he laid it less than a foot from the hole. FEW DOLLARS puts new Servel The putt was conceded, and the first in your home. And you'll hardly birdie of the match was scored. TROUSERS A. I That shot enabled Hunter and Spen- into the body notice the conveniently spaced payments. cer to go into a lead for the first time, To Match Your Odd Coats Diegel a lead that was wiped out when & In fact, the savings you effect willmake nearly drove to the eighth green—3Bs EISEMAN’S, 7th F yards away—to win the hole with a birdie 3. They were square going to the through the they mouth" ninth and halved that and the The New Servel is fully automatic. tenth in par. But then Spencer, who > ? had not figured in any holes with the It —~~ It is and remains unbelievably quiet. . exception of the first, second and sev- (“But # emphatically 3T~‘ ~wj '’t' | enth. decided It was about time to get freezes more than the usual number of in the game. A 25-foot putt rattled tires atata that no amoker of M I I off his aluminum putter against the —I ’?”1 \\ wßy\ a 3, CREDIT ice cubes. It is absolutely dependable. bottom of the tin for a birdie and ' a Cremo ever certified - up. From —. Hunter and Spencer were 1 addition, there are many refinements . \ \—J I' was nothing to it but ' In then on there rlmk.” •• Hunter and Spencer. rune much a £>•,/SH| •/, of design for better housekeeping* Con- But before we pass on we must say a the prodigious tee shot = word about W. McCann ... venient shelves do aw with stooping | jjfUfffnfuHf-i Spencer uncorked on that eleventh hole. ways Alfred T It measures 385 yards—and it wasn’t • dish-tipping. There’s a special cold tape. D. UttLL.D. and measured with a rubber Spencer ¦• hit a ball that finally stopped rolling 10 Famous Pure Food Expert place for bottles. Chromium-plated 4 1 :|j:::::jjj::::|:| yards short of the trap in front of the pll green. That crack must have been 360 yards. Hunter got back of one at the yards. -< seventh, knocking it 320 I Do remember tbe old,filthy ¦¦ : . So why wait another week to enjoy WBES/ A 1 BONDED'*?! you jfl j ••••- ::ij Then Hunter holed a 20-footer for a win- L half at the twelfth, and won the shop where the man in the the conveniences of this remarkable re- jffijjjffi j thirteenth with a birdie 3, putting the dow rolled the leaves with dirty home lads 2 up. The short, fourteenth lingers... and spit on the ends r frigerator? Come in today. Note its was halved in par 3s, and Spencer won 18monthv a a far this is from the of the fifteenth with birdie 4. That left Atfainst What cry unusual simplicity, quietness opera- the home defenders dormle 3 up, and All Rood modern method ofmanufacture they quickly closed the gap at the long sixteenth, where Spencer again rammed Hasord# used by Certified Cremo. in a putt for a birdie 4 after getting in a bunker with his second shot. Here Diegel played the other out- I No Waiting construction, and beauty. standing shot of the match. His tee T s *r Mod* K-10 uith io cubic feat of shot to the edge of the IFree Parking Or telephone for full in- Mfcl3 !4 i3IH 'f was pulled Spacoj y food storage capacity. Freezes 168 large rough. Knowing he had to get on the f green to have a-chance at winning the ¦Bring Registration l Certified hole, he uncorked a prodigious spoon shot that never wavered from the line to the pin and ran to the far edge of the green on this 525-yard hole. His missed. That putt for an eagle barely , hole ended the match, but they con- Colonial lsl)olesalers>, 3nc. tinued to play out, with Hunter and Spencer securing pars on the last two THE GOOD CIGAR w holes. 5* • Cremo 12th Street Metropolitan 2150 'BO6 P»r—out *4444354 3—35 fßoyal Tlri» Stores* . 55434354 3—36 THATAMERICA XBXDXD Hunter 624 Fenna. Ave S.E. \ 1234 14th St. N.W. 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