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Paid Golfing Clan of U. S. Falls in Line With New Deal Spirit ofN R. A.
DOUGLAS GIRLS CONTINUE SERIES HALLOWEEN. —By JIM BERRYMAN
PROS RISK SMILES Hockey Teams From Four Schools HOYAS ARE PRIMED DUNDEE BECOMES to Play Here Saturday. There is much activity in field hockey here among girls’ schools and a tour- which will be KING OF MIDDLES WITH ETHICS CODE ney. opened Saturday, FOR BATHE IN HOB continued next Saturday. Tomorrow an all-Washington practice game will AMERICA’S ORKAT SHOI-VALUI and be held on the Ellipse. Outclasses Who Etiquette Sportsmanship In tourney games Saturday the two All but Capt. Stanley to Be Brouillard, teams each from Holton Arms and in Competition Will Be Mount Vernon wUl play on the Holton Available for Boston Col- Will Seek Third Title as Arms Held, the National Cathedral Purples will meet the Madeira Whites Old prices Stressed. on the formers' grounds and the Ma- lege Encounter. Light-Heavy. deira Reds will play the National Ca- ] thedral Golds at Madeira. There also will be an all-Washington clubs match BY BILL KING, BY W. R. McCALLUM. | ITH a single exception, STAMPED on the Ellipse between the Marjorie Associated Press Sports Writer. NDOUBTEDLY inspired by NVebsters and the Eagles. Georgetown may have teams were winners OSTON, October 31.—Lou on these new shoes the "code spirit" that is Both Madeira Its full strength avail- over Holton Arms elevens Saturday and Brouillard today round n the air as the result of National Cathedral took its first game able for the first time and tied its second the Mount himself an ex-ehamplon the national industrial re- against since the opening of the season W L. Douglas prices, for Vernon combinations. for the second time in his covery act, prolessional goiters when Boston College is encoun- this rail, Jiave not increased career, of the United States, tered in the Hub Uriel Douglas Shoes still sell gathered city Saturday. yet. under the banner of the Na- It is almost certain that black Stan- The French-Canadian young- at the old Ion- that wn# prices ley. best kicker on the will be from Worcester was tional Professional Golfers’ Asso- squad, I ster stripped stamped on the soles a few VOL STARS RETURN unable to play due to bis bad knee, .r£°^JUMPV df his middleweight title last to but months hack — at the time elation, are preparing Indorse Capt. Fred Callahan. GUdo Russo, night by Vince Dundee, the Balti- Nick Viskovlch, A1 Cohen and Joe a code of their which has to more veteran, in a tame 15-round were made, when leather own, all to be in they Mylnarskl promise shape Garden. were do not with playing and teaching for the Beantown conflict. bout at the Boston and manufacturing-costs The which him the title, and Although deserving of a better fate victory, gave low. Of some 430,000 hours, but with the ethics FOR G. W. CONTEST also Dundee the last on laugh pairs, in last Saturday's game with William gives Yarosz and who over half have been sold! Be- etiquette of competitive play. and Mary, the Hllltoppera are far from Teddy Young Terry will downhearted. Coach Jack have given him recent beatings. Either cause see, with their Preliminary action on the code Hagerty people Team Will Be in Best Trim learned in the Indian tilt that his could have been Broulllard's challenger season’s be taken at a meeting to be held during had been to own eves, that this eleven possesses potentialities as a last night if they willing tne National capital open tourney at slice passing team and Boston College may accept the customary 124 per cent Shoes have style, ease, Kenwood on November 11. and final ac- Douglas Since It Licked V. P. I. nave to concentrate it* defense accord- of the gate receipts, which totaled tion is slated for the National P. G. A. and wear that’s worth much on this of offensive if it is $15,021.50. at on November 21. ingly style meeting Chicago were on hand to more in market! to stop the Hoyas. Yarosz and Terry today's rising In some quarters the proposed code in Opening Game. — ■— • challenge the winner and they, like the two or three while will forth of from Get pairs bring peals laughter other 9.328 spectators, were amozed at the who have seen the last and galleryltes pros Broulllard's extremely poor showing. He they and have noted their meticu- I to The Star. perform Special Dispatch was as aggressive as ever, but was never save money. Prices lously correct demeanor in C. U. TO USE SCRUBS competition. Tenn., October able to get going against the canny But there isn't doubt the P. A. the same from coast any G. Dundee, who side-stepped most of his is serious In its idea to and 31—University of Tennes- promulgate IN LOYOLA CONTEST rushes to into to lash a weak to coast. enforce a code of lor tourna- get position etiquette see’s foot ball squad today right to the head or poke out a flabby ment golfers, for measures may KNOXVILLE, punitive In for a hard and left Jab, blows that gave him a slight Douglas makes high shoes as well ae be taken against any professional who dug Coach Decides to Best lead in eight of the rounds. The de- lo w. Both and lotc como in subscribe* to the code and doe* not ad- Bergman high thoroughgoing workout In prep- Up cision was unanimous. black and broun. Only a /•» styioc here to its provisions, involving disbar- ment from tournament aration for its game in Wash- for Detroit Tilt shown here. participation. Regulars position in ring an- the ington Saturday against nals is unique. Two years ago he is the aa outlined on November 11. code, by brilliant BRQUILLARD’Sbattered the welterweight title none other George Washington HIRE than that prince of away from Jackie Thompson and three promoters and king of publicity eleven. months later, while his initial ttT OYOLA for the Detroit making agents—Bob Harlow: Coach Robert R. Neyland planned a 'scrubs,’ defense, he dropped It to Jackie Fields. for the “Players participating in any sort long scrimmage today to put the fln- 1 regulars!” He gained the middlewrtght champion- of This was the edict delivered competition must observe the i touches on the offensive Inno- two months ago lshing Coach Dutch his ship only by beating rules for the particular event and vations he will Introduce In the George by Bergman today as Ben Jeby. His first middleweight title the of Catholic University loot bailers resumed etiquette golf. Washington game. This will bft the start was against Dundee. "Players should enter events Intensive workouts at Brookland as hardest drill of the week. "I gave up all hope of beating Dundee early as so that their names In announcing his reserves would be possible The Volunteers also will put In a two days ago,” Lou said soon after he can be in pitted against Baltimore Loyola Friday used helping to advertise sesricn today in defending against dropped his second title. "You know I the events and lr. a game to be played either at Grlf- to make matters George Washington's attack. A briefer had to take oil 14 pounds. I weighed easier for the local flith Stadium under the lights or at committees. Piay- scrimmage, both offensive and defen- 174 when I knocked out Adolph Heuser, ers should be on time and in in- Brookland In the afternoon, Bergman sive. is on the books for tomorrow, the light heavyweight, a few weeks ago, stance* where have entered an emphasised the Importance of C. U.'s they winding up Maj. Neyland’s preparation and it robbed me of all my strength. I event and have to withdraw "homecoming'’ against Detroit at Grif- they for the Colonial engagement. guess the light heavyweight division is should notify the committee. fith's bailiwick November 11. The squad will depart for Washing- that's the we're where I belong and I'm going out to get “Players should not request spe- "Naturally game ton on Thursday at an hour too early a third title. I have grown myself out cial times or These shooting for," the "flying Dutchman" starting partners. in the afternoon to permit a workout. of two of them." are In declared. That's why I'm determined request* fact asking for an tu A i/Uttiu is Great ncymnu nmy wy, mmctci, to rest our now. Our Victor/ The new champion had this to say: in a injured players advantage competition where his men a put through limbering-up regulars took a bad physical beating "Lou is as rough and as tough and as THE “FIFTH AVENUE** sportsmanship demands every com- drill the noon-time recess from during Forest. it s as find them in the He petitor shall be given an equal against Wake Consequently Nerve To/vic / game you ring. for classes. can’t be beaten one who stands In full-grain calfskin atreet and chance. my Intention to have every man fit for by any wear. aole the Detroit up to him or backs away but buaineaa Medium-weight "Players must not employ ‘travel- ENNESSEE will face George Wash- game." straight, even dozen were included he is a for a boxer who can with rubber heel. A very smart,drway An today push-over ing caddies.' This is merely an- ington in the best physical con- on Trainer George Lentz's hospital I sidestep, as I did." •hoe it.. t« * m |9.60 other form of taking advantage of dition achieved the Volun- GISBINS MAKING GOOD by list, although a majority of these hurts the field. Players must take local teers at time since the any devastating were of a minor nature. A beUef that caddies as provided by the local Virginia Poly game at the start of the Bergman probably will be able to start Ex-Central Star Wins Berth on PHILS GET INFIELDER. clubs. season. The Vols won this game by 27 STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE his full strength against Detroit under — “Players should not criticize golf to but almost their lives in PHILADELPHIA October 31 op- the second and goal- between the clubs Hottell. 48—50—JO—88: rry. 48— with the accuracy of the pros, but they ponent. 116 pounds: Red Raymond >G B period barged polish. Spare-stitched tip. Rubber spirit of co-operation Boston, outpointed Tommy Romano, Harry j tournaments and the P. G. A. 47—16—7P: R. I>. Thomas. 44—45—5-84; j certainly have mastered the art of C.I vs. Mike Patella IN. E B C.i. 114 ward. heel. Bis value at.$3.60 holding Watertown (7); Jack McCarthy, 183, Ralph Wilkinson. 55—5»—18—99. pounds, Bill Tuel ‘G. B. C.i vs Harry Afvr PIMLICO RACES are strictly indivi- 8ft Adrian Davis Professional golfers Boston, outpointed Johnny Dixon, 201, putting
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