D-2 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. I). C., THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. 1930. SPORTS. - ~ ¦¦¦¦ '¦ "¦ , -| '' ' ' ' ' 1 ’ Goslin Remains Nationals Big Punch : Bowling Fans Pulling for Billheimer I | rTilccc!laneouß A. L. Records, 1929 CAMPBELL SWEEPSTAKES Nats Get Young Hitter; BRADDOCK TO BE HEAVY QUINTERO BATTLES Boss Accepts Contract AFTER LOMSKI BATTLE BATS OVER 91 Washington is getting some new RUNS CHICAGO, January 16 (4*).—James CLUB RECORDS. Koenig, New York ~ll* 23 1 41 17 Shires, 100 32 1 41 30 talent for trial in the South in the Jersey light- *.l, H.B.P.- SO Chicago J. Braddock, rugged New Hale, .. 40 HAS FOLLOWING Philadelphia 101 12 3 ]j LEADER Spring. The latest addition to the Detroit Ml l* 496 31 1 39 24 heavyweight, will join the heavyweight Philadelphia 843 440 Kerr. Chicago 137 Nationals is Nelson J. Jester, a ranks after his 10-round engagement New 2f L. Sewell. Cleveland.. 1?4 29 0 39 26 York *94 25 518 Rhyne. 25 4 38 14 Assassin, Cleveland 453 16 363 Boston 120 strapping youngster who resides on with Leo Lomski, the Aberdeen Morgan. ..93 37 2 38 24 DRAW TO Maryland. TO Washington 4a* Cleveland MANDELL the Eastern Shore of He at the Chicago Coliseum 858 17 tomorrow GRIFFIN ... LEAD 0 37 28 in Hoffman, Chicago 107 34 Finishing Ruck Two St. Louis *l9 22 431 129 128 3 36 44 Confidence Unshaken After caught and played around the Infield night. Chicago 425 22 43* Bishop. Phlla Schang, ... 94 74 7 36 32 Chlneoteague Boston 413 38 494 St. Louis for the independent Braddock has been having difficulty Barrett. Chi.-Boston.. 114 53 3 35 38 Contest Light- team last Summer and those who keeping his weight for several Cronin Frequent Walker, Robertson. New York. 90 28 1 35 6 Puts Cuban Years, He Gets Break at Last—Davis Team down INDIVIDUAL RECORDS. Durocher. New York.. 108 34 3 32 S 3 watched the right-hander pound the months. (Players who have hatted In 10 or more Durst. New York .... 92 U 0 31 25 ball advised President Clark Grif- games.) Blucge. Washington.. 61 19 1 21 1* weight Front Queerly. Strikes « »« * Near of Flashes—-Caseys Bowl fith to pick up the boy. Jester's While Rice Out Name and Club. G. BB.HBP.RBI SO Tate, Washington ... 81 1« Simmons. Phlladelph. 143 31 1 157 38 Wat wood. Chicago .. 85 22 1 28 21 signed contract arrived at Washing- Ruth. New York 135 72 3 154 60 Reeves, Boston 140 60 7 28 57 ton club headquarters this morning. Only Nine Times. Alexander. Detroit... 155 56 0 137 83 Schuble. Detroit 92 19 1 28 23 Boxing Class. .. 0 signed Harley Gehrig. New York 154 122 5 128 68 Byrd. New York *2 28 28 18 BY R. D. THOMAS. The contract of Heilmann. Detroit ... 125 50 2 120 39 Jamieson. Cleveland.. 102 50 0 28 12 Boss, first baseman who has been Foxx. Philadelphia .. 149 103 2 117 70 Bigelow, 100 23 1 26 18 Boston By the will the moral support of most of the understudying the veteran Joe Kress. St. Louis .... 147 62 1 107 64 Tavener, Cleveland .. 92 26 0 26 28 Associated Prtia. BILLHEIMER have goslin dropped .. Gehrlnger, Detroit 155 64 8 106 19 Lary, New York 80 24 3 26 15 BEACH, Fla., January 16. bowling community when he goes to post in the second set of the Judge, also arrived today. Boss Is Laueri. New York .. 147 69 4 106 45 Hargrave. Detroit .... 76 20 2 38 24 the third of those who were with from the .300 hitting class Pofirea, ... 25 32 Campbell sweepstakes Saturday at Hall, with a com- Cleveland 148 50 6 103 23 Narlesky, Boston 96 21 1 —A 10-round non-title combat Convention the Nationals last season to come to for the first time in years AveWl. Cleveland ... 152 64 3 97 53 Gardner. Cleveland . 82 29 6 24 16 all few of the field of 57. Cochfgne. Phlla 135 69 2 96 .... 17 1 24 14 which the ramming fists of manding lead over but a terms. mm 8 Porter. Cleveland 71 in IRVIN American tried Goosein the last Falk. Cleveland 126 43 0 94 14 shea, Detroit 50 19 0 24 1* Twice before the Stanford Paper Co. bowler has his luck In I 2 23 7 MIAMIyoung Manuel held re- Miller. Philadelphia.. 147 40 4 93 25 Boston 76 Quintero In campaign, but he 88 Hcvin*. money tournament and found It shy. 1928 he pulled up League (ioslln, Washington.. 145 1 91 38 Williams. Boston .... 74 15 0 22 7 the big Na- 60 Champion Sammy Mandell to a draw mained the big punch of the McManus. Detroit ... 154 1 90 52 Berry. Boston 77 15 3 21 29 sixteenth in a field of 22, with a score of 1,688. Last year, when 29 Myer, ... Washington 141 63 1 82 33 Phillips. Detroit .... 68 20 1 31 16 LANDISTOLECTURE having 8 put the young Cuban left-hander near tionals. Circuit statistics Haas. Philadedlphla.. 139 34 4 82 38 Bnel. W’ashingtnn .... 69 SI 20 7 competed, he was fourth from last, with 1,644. with bases on balls received Manusb. Hi. Louis ... 143 43 1 SI 34 Ferrell. St. Louis .... *4 32 1 20 10 the front of the lightweight boxing pic- His taith in himself remained unshaken and he was one of the to do Dyke*. Philadelphia.. 119 51 7 79 25 Barrett. Boston <* 1* 0 ,S .. JS by batters, the times they were West, Washington . 142 45 * 73 41 Taitt. Bos.-Chicago ..73 18 1 18 18 ture today. first to sign for the current event. SHIRES ON BOXING ¦ H McNeely. .. Duckpin I a pitched balls, their strike- J. Sewell. Clavtland. 162 48 5 73 4 St. Louis 89 7 3 18 13 fighting Billheimer was unaware of his National Bowling Congress T by Baricro, .... 11 2 18 15 puzzling southpaw hit Scarrltt. Boston 131 44 1 72 38 Bt. Louis 54 Quintero's exhibitionists, tomorrow night at the Judge. Washington .. I) 2 1 17 18 he outs and the runs they batted 143 *3 71 33 Ruffing. Boston 80 style won him an even break in his own general popularity until show Schulte. St. Louis ... 121 59 1 71 44 Myatt, Cleveland .... 59 71 17 5 Georgetown Recreation at 8 o’clock. In By the Associated Pres*. across, made public today, .... opening Johnsen. Detroit 141 67 0 89 60 Weustling. Detroit .. 54 9 1 16 24 engagement with the title holder here shot to the front in the previous matches at the West End es- CHICAGO, January 16.—Organized that the Goose again shoved over Rice. Detroit 130 61 4 89 23 Barnes. Washington . 72 13 0 15 13 set of the sweepstakes at the tablishment Isemann and Fischer Mellllo. St. Louis ... 141 ‘39 2 67 30 Stone. 81 11 night. G. R. K. Carter ball’s first prohibit any of his Detroit « 2 J? IS last Promoter base move to its more tallies than Reynolds. Chicago ... 131 20 4 67 37 Philadelphia ..43 }§ ?! Coliseum. He was swamped with trimmed Talbert and Harold Hodges Grove. « 2 Combs. New York . . 142 69 0 65 32 Gray, St. 43 18 said the inaugural of the Winter fistic Hodges, players from engaging in professional* He batted across 91 Louis 2 }3 « congratulations and many of his and Benson and and Fischer teammates. Dickey. New York .. 130 14 1 65 10 Uhle. Detroit 40 Todt, Bo ton 153 31 3 63 28 Lind. Cleveland 88 13*24}? season in the Miami arena attracted were there beet Benson in a tight battle. boxing contests is expected Saturday runs. Chicago 2 12 tournament rivals But this total left the Goose fifteenth Kamm. 147 75 3 63 23 Ferrell. Cleveland ... 47 8 0 12 28 11,000 persons, who paid $32,000 to wit- The Georgetown Recreation drives re- when Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis O RourJ-*. St. Louis.. 154 41 5 62 28 with the mitt as though they * league standing in this respect. Chicago £ ! ness the match. Mandell’s contract cently changed hands, Ed Schlegel tak- In the Cissell. 152 28 1 62 53 fcffirr: i \i l added, really meant it. confers with Charles Arthur (the Great) ... while them from A1 Simmons of the Athletic* was best Rice. Washington 130 55 S 82 9 Flagstead, Bes-Wsh.. 82 9 8 1* 6 called for SIO,OOO, he Quin- an ing over O. R. Cooley, who .. years Billheimer has been sending runs over, accounting for Fotherai::. Detroit 115 U 0 62 11 Marberry. Wash'ten.. 40 1 1} *1 tero worked on a percentage basis, For retained his interest, it is understood, Shires. at Blue. Bt. Louis 181 116 2 61 32 New .. 42 8J 0 11 3 12Va seldom brilliant bowler. first, who Paschal. York with a small guarantee. earnest but in the billigrdroom. While Commissioner Landis has re- 157 to be the of 10 batters Cronin. Washington . 145 85 1 80 37 Lyons. Chicago 40 9 0 11 IS This has been his best season. He made the .100 clas* in this business. Rothrock. Boston .... 143 43 2 59 47 Burns. N. Y.-Phila. .. 3* 2 0 11 7 Nursing a cut over his left eye which fused to discuss the question, it is known .. ... « cham- performances Hayes. Washington 123 24 1 57 29 Whitehill. Detroit 3* ? 11 17 required two stitches, Mandell said, appears to have locked up the Some queer marked this i he has been displeased with the pro- Washington batters drove ... Three other Meuse), New York 100 17 0 57 42 Carroll. Detroit 37 4 1 1} 4 pionship of the North Washington week’s matches in the Knights of Co- fessional boxing ventures of Shires Myer’s ... the referee says goes,” in com- and over more than 70 runs. Buddy Retan. Boston 104 32 0 54 38 Manlon. St. Louis 3$ 15 0 11 3 “What Church League with an average of 118 lumbus accounted for S3. Sam Wests McGowan. St. Louis.. 125 81 1 51 34 Gluts. Boston 3* * 2 4 8 menting on the decision which was ren- League. One Balboan gathered I other base ball players this Winter and batting ... games, doing with for 71. West’s Hodapp, Cleveland 90 15 1 51 14 Gaston, Boston 55 6 0 10 8 dered by BillyHaack of Memphis, who for 42 and is well 84 pins in four consecutive boxes and will back up hLs displeasure by demand- Judge’s ...... I for 75 and Joe Metsler. Chicago 141 80 3 49 45 Earnshaw. Phila. 44 3 1 10 21 Paper Co. in the District only 45 in ths six others. Columbian ing a immediately. total was surprising, considering his Berg. Chicago 107 17 2 47 16 Walberg. Phlla 40 3 0 10 17 officiated without the aid of judges. Stanford A halt ' Boley. League. made four only Philadelphia .. 91 24 2 47 16 Summa. Philadelphia. 37 3 1 10 1 suffered small cuts about the consecutive marks and Shires has Intimated he will take the I hitting. .. Quintero fc> weak Clancy, Chicago Chicago ... modesty he ac- ¦ 92 16 0 45 19 Thomas, 37 5 0 10 14 With characteristic one more in the rest of his set A fatherly but stern advice Commissioner joe Cronin drew more passes than mouth. \ the sweep- l walking throughout the cepted the laurel won *in Genoan counted a total of 10 on four ' Landis is certain to give him Saturday ‘¦ V ¦ any ether National, to first Mandell concentrated opener. spares' Only four others in the bout on infighting, while the Cuban stakes and, even so, rolled a game off and then forget boxing for base ball. base U 5 times. “You have to have some luck to 105. After his conference league beat Joe’s record as a stroller. employed a long, swinging left hand, with Landis, if p*: that many pins,” he laughed, but Balboa came within a pin of equaling all goes well. Shires will apply for re- Bishop and Jimmy Foxx of the Former Auto-Racing Champion with an occasional right-handed punch. tough r Max luck than Sox, A's, of the Browns and Lou weighed 139 and Mandell Stllhelmer had more the season's high set. with 1,591, and l instatement to the White who sus- 9 Lu Blue Quintero Vi good In collecting 653 maples. With that only pins pended i Oehrig of the Yankees each got more 137, but the champion waived the extra at was two ahead of’ him last season because of his I an even break he would have beaten Santa Marla. second fist fight with the than 100 passes. poundage before the start of the fight. which is 660. then manager Rises to Heights in Aviation fight the tournament record, ‘‘Lena" Blackburne. Jack Sharkey, who is to Phil marks and Mag game 1 Bice Net Fooled Often. 27; He cut three deuces on Wood shot a of 154 with Scott in Miami on February Babe several times counted poorly on triok Parkway Filling Station against Meyer out more than any other Ruth, West struck ace caught former Gov. Alfred E. Smith and spares. seldom missed th* object Davis In the NaUonal Capital League National. He had the third one against BY EDWARD J. NEIL, German who him unawares other notables were at the ringside. He ! pin. - that he could have used aplenty in the him 41 times in 143 games. Foxx of Associated Prt*s Sports Writer. and drenched his Spad with lead before however. . BONE INJURY FORCES champion in dying in one of the countless "dog The chances are all agamst Bill- Campbell aweepstakes. Mag has bowled the A’s was the league January He again. can get every year, 70. Sam Rice struck YORK, 18.— fights" over France in 1918. heimer flashing If he in th* classic but has never R strikeouts, with 600 in the next set he should been able to put on a hot hand. He got | DELANEY TO RETIRE 9 times in 150 engagements and lolled back there In an easy Four of the snapshots show the relics SCOTTAND MANAGER close to out but of enter the final with his fingers almost up a gallop in The Star’s tournament, only 2 players in the league were struck chair behind a flat-topped ma- other enemies who flew for the last It s a than the Washington time against "Rick.’’ The rest show hLs on one of the five cash prizes. though, and finished among the leaders. out fewer times NEWhogany desk, a satisfied, ener- cinch that one of the other ten who By th* Associated Prcia. of the Indians tied beloved fighting Spad, the plane he YORK veteran. Joe Sewell SAIL FOR NEW wUI repeat. ! BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. January record of 4 strikeouts in getic executive In his tiny office, high brought back from France as a keep- beat 800 in the opener The Isherwoods, in the thick of the 18.— his own world many in the gallery pull- League pennant whirl, t Jack Delaney, retired light-heavyweight games, while Mickey Cochrane of a corner of one those huge sake. The smiling figures in khaki are There will be Eastern aren't 152 up in of ing for Billheimer to do the same. getting enough action. They want some > champion of the world, has fought his the whiffed only 9 times in th* captain himself, snapped in those LONDON. January 16.—Reiterating win,” has Athletics piles of brick and stone modem busi- winning “I’d like to see that guy match games, deeirlng particularly to ) last fight. reckless days overseas. his confidence of the world's comment. W. Hawley, bone speclal- leader at be- builds as its own monuments. But Rickenbacker has no thought for heavyweight Bharkey, become trite sweepstakes meet the Llbertys, Foxhalls and Red I Dr. George was th* Nationals’ ness title from Phil Ist, wrote "finis" to Delaney’s ring balls. He was pink- massed on his desk. A heroics today. Last Summer he flew Scott sailed for New York aboard the Sox. George Honey is the captain and I ing hit by pitched Papers were commercial The Meyer Davis team is on a ram- may be phoned at Lincoln 5233 between i career today when he declared that an ed three times by opposing hurlers. answered phone calls. Light planes 400 hours, 100 more Homeric yesterday. He was accom- Capital League, injury the right which haa the As, Wally Schang secretary than he was in the air in two years of panied by his manager. Charles Rose. page in the NaUonal 7 and 7:30 p m. to arm Jimmy Dykes of having 1,815 for the last three bothered the former champion for two and Bob Reeves of the flooded in through windows on two wartime flying. His Job is to aid in de- Scott nearly missed the boat train at averaged of the Browns being aviation map, dotted with veloping aviation into the safest of sets. Captt Joe McOolrick rolled 403 It is understood George Lang will years threatened to cripple the arm Red Sox led in this respect, eaeh sides. An all Waterloo station, arriving Just in time league record challenge the winner of the Ray von 1 permanently unless Delaney abandons red circles, criss-crossed with multi- means of travel. to get aboard. The last time he left to lead his men to a t h 7 many blue lin~s, covered the The unusual, he believes, provides the of 1.838 in the last performance, at Dreele-Jeek White match in Baltimore i boxing. As the Nationals got tudes of wavey for America, Scott missed the train, but Strike, in which Parkway next month. Delaney, with in his eyes, heard and little striking out. Wal- third wall. So far it was a perfect pic- dangers in all modes of travel. An open got aboard the steamer by racing to the Lucky tears passes did bases manhole makes walking Filling Station was whitewashed. Last the doctor's dictum after an X-ray ex- ter Johnson’s charges got 556 ture of big business. dangerous. port in a fast car. Davia team totaled amination. beaten at this only But the sleepy eyes of the tall, Railroad travel Is dangerous If a rail is “I've seen Sharkey fight and know week the Meyer on balls and were split. Seafaring is datwerous 1,812, and the week before 1,795, mak- Delaney retired from the light-heavy- by the Browns, who got 519 passes. husky, smiling chap In the soft chair when the exactly how I can beat him at Miami." 5,445 for three CONTRACT SENT TO RUTH title heavyweight ranks, out 400 lingered most on the wall directly op- captain fails to communicate with other ing a grand total of weight to enter Washington players struck Scott told friends before the train left sets. The previous high set was 1,835, He was planning a comeback campaign, Only the Indians, who struck posite him. Hung there was a strange vessels. go from i times. Wash- "And so with aviation,” Rickenbacker London. “I’ll far him the start established by the King Pins. CALLS FOR $75,000 YEAR i His first bout was to have been against out 363 times, fell below the picture for a modern business temple, and see If I can’t knock him out. He Tom Kirby of Boston at the Providence were sev- gray canvas, stripped from explained. "The possibility of the unu- ington mark. The Nationals a sheet of is the sort of a man I like to fight—a new double* league will get under NEW YORK, January 16 (A*).—The arena on January 24. in the list in the matter of being the fusilage of a plane, housed in a sual must be eliminated. Tremendous fighter who in. They are grand A ¦ enth They pink- improvements planes, motors, rushes' way a week from Saturday at the New York Yankees have maiied con- The injury is causing the bone to THE FINEST hit by pitched balls. were thin frame with a dozen snapshots in air for a man who can use his left.” data are solving mechanlcgl problems. King Pin No. 2. and this one prom- Babe Ruth and 30 . chip off within his right elbow, and the ed 17 times. forming a border. Bidding farewell, Scott handed a success. It is tracts to other bone is falling into a cavity was the red, Flying is 40 per cent mechanical and 60 ises to be a pronounced chipped On the canvas painted friend his card on which was printed being by request. Most other players. which forces the elbow muscles to lock, white and blue stove-pipe hat of Uncle per cent in the aviator himself today. “British heavyweight champion," with organized During the the flyer doubles Teagues have been promoted by The document sent to the home run Dr. Hawley said. This conditiqn has Sam, with a ring floating about it. war was 90 per i years the remark "We will change the word- alley interests and few, for one reason hitter is for a term of two years and disabled Delaney’s arm temporarily on doub/e-edqe THE ALLEYS was insignia cent. Five from now he will be I ON That the of the famous per ing in that description next month." another, for long. salary $75,000 year. numerous occasions heretofore. Flying Squadron, 10 qent.” or have prospered calls for a of a . 94th the "hat In the King Pin League each pair k • ¦¦ -¦ • greatest As “Rick” talked a window washer In the Recently the Babe declined those TOMORROW ring” squadron, American air will pay an entry fee of $6. all to go terms and left for Florida/a holdout for during swung nonchalantly out into space at his RAZOR BIADE fighting unit developed the elbow, swabbing planes TRAFTON AND HOFFMAN into the prise fund, which will be $85,000. ; TONIGHT World War days. The figure "1” beside and teetering CUBS MUST BE IN LINE back and forth in the straps that kept sweetened right along. Each individual the hat denoted the plane of the squad- WILL BATTLE TONIGHT will $1 the night he rolls, 40 cents him from falling. The captain watched pay . TRIP ron commander. Most of the pictures the TO TAKE TRAINING League—ifyatUvUle vs. King him and fidgeted. Finally he exploded. CHICAGO. January 18 UP). —George to be turned into fund. District were of Capt. Edward V. Rickenbacker, league every CHICAGO, January 16 UP).—Con- ever built "That guy will get killed.” The entire will roll Sat- Pin, at Hyattaville. American ace of aces. he an- Trafton, only known conqueror of Fights Last tracts for the 1930 season have League Lucky nounced. "I cifn see 20 places where that Charles Arthur Shires, will make his urday night at the King Pin No. 2 at 8 Night playing National Lucky Then Eddie Rickenbacker, farmer’s harness can break. o’clock. It is open to everybody. En- been mailed to the Chicago Cube. OWcomes the double-edge Strike vs. Mount Rainier, at boy from Ohio, mechanic, automobile How does he dare second stand in the prize ring tonight It said that while there were no ¦^T take such chances?” Hoffman. Chicago life , tries should be turned in to Harry Ar- was JL v blade you've always racing king, chauffeur for Gen. Persh- by tackling Rudy miger at the King Pin No. 2, John By the Aaaoclattd Press. holdout signs among the players that Real -- League Coberth * • ¦¦ physical Suburban ing, war-time conqueror of 29 German ¦ ¦ m saver and culturlst. in a four- at the Lucky Strike or Bob MIAMI BEACH, Fla.. January 18.—- none would be taken on the training wanted. Probak is new in Estate vs. Capital Cigar, at Petworth. round battle at the Jai Alai Fronton. Evans Con- planes, now vice president and general Barnes at the King Pin No. 1. Sammy Mandell, Rockford, HI., light- • trip to Catalina Island who failed to design, steel and manufacturing Insurance League—Virginia vs. manager of the Fokker Aircraft Corpor- MAT BOUT POSTPONED. The big foot ball player will outweigh weight chaippion, and Manuel Quintero, , sign by February 18. Casualty, Massachusetts Mu- legs leg Hoffman by 30 pounds. Benson, Cuba, (10), non-title; Crosby. . Guy Bush, method—aradical improvement tinental Pin, ation, untangled his long and A infection resulting from an in- Sam national all-events drew Bam one 6t the Cub pitching tual vs. Travelers, at King No. 1. champion, will pair with Jack Talbert Columbus, Ga., and Tommy Jones, Ma- • aces, is the only player known to be Ladies’ League strolled over to the picture. jury suffered two weeks ago has forced that brings the straight-edge North of Washington 94th,’’ he "the Turner, against George Isemann and A1 Fischer. con, drew (10). signed. Daughters vs. Bearcats, at "The said proudly, Joe Washington middleweight, principle to your present —Catholic finaat outfit that ever flew the skies.” to postpone his wrestling match with TICKETS NOttTsELLING Spring. . double-edge razor. Silver _ sheepishly explained George Taylor League— Then he that four that was scheduled for North of Washington Men’s tiny Maltese crosses painted in a semi- tonight at the Strand Theater. An FOR MAY 30 AUTO RACES Section l: J. Carey King vs. Blair circle the Patented Features From No. 2‘, Cit- about "hat-in-the-ring” cov- effort will be made to stage the match Tickets have gone on sale for the Citizens' Association, Blair ered bullet holes left by the slugs of a next week. Edge to Edge izens’ Association, No. 1, vs. Triangle 500-mile race which will be held at the Co. Section 2: Colorado Radio Indianapolis Motor Speedway May 30. Motor long Probak is of fine duo- vs. Silver Spring Giants, Hewitt’s Real This before the running of this built historic sporting classic, which annually - Estate vs. American Legion, at Silver tempered, tru flexing steel Too Much Muscle Robs Golfer draw’s the largest crowd of sport spec- % Spring. . , —l7 heavier than the average King Pin Business Men’s League- tators gathered together for any one Your Motor Needs Is scramble Open date. event in America, there a blade. Butterfly channeling League—George for pasteboards demanding more favor- evenly, Building Contractors' Os Sensitive Touch—Mehlhorn day permits itto flex giving vs. C. H. Tompkins, E. A. able points of vantage for the of A. Fuller big race. your razor a butterfly touch! Rule vs. James Baird. George A. Fuller •m the This Protection Stone, Southern Asbes- 4 *• >. Plant vs. Lake BY “WILD BILL” MEHLHORN, Ribbons of secret-processed tos vs. D. C. Butcher, P. T. McDermott made that I hoped would get me on vs. John P. Evans. A. W. Lee vs. Ru- One of America'! preateit Professionals. the right track. LOUGHKAU VS. CHARLES. steel pass through giant No good came of it, and after years — dolph & West, at Arcadia. This is the eighth of a teriet of articles PHILADELPHIA, January 16 (IP). automatic machines that give Factory League—Drawing of playing I am convinced that the Naval Gun written by famous amateur and vrofet- in hands Tommy Loughran, former light-heavy- every blade utmost uniformity. Outside, slonal golfers, telling how they overcame power my always will rob vs. Coppersmith, B. M. vs. me vs. outstanding play. of the sensitiveness necessary to weight champion, has signed to box Miscellaneous vs. Sight, Broadside faults in their - Bark Guarantee Pattern, Erecting correct the weakness in my short game. Pierre Charles, Belgian heavyweight, in Money Foundry, Radio vs. When I lucky to be laying Tube, Lucky Strike. am enough supporting money-back vs. at rights I shouldn’t discuss the them stiff to the pin I score well, and one of the 10-round bouts PEMZOIL Bay Probak on a District Government League—Public of the Miami. Fla., show on February guarantee ofcomplete satisfaction. If Health, Repair Shop vs. subject of my greatest golfing I have won tournaments from the At- Utilities vs. lantic Seaboard to Hawaii. When the 27, which will be headed by Jack you agree Sewers, No. 2; Water vs. Highways, and how I corrected after nuns :.vo blades don’t weakness approaches fall short or go a mile over Sharkey and Phil Scott. they are the finest double-edge bladea Manual Trainers vs. Chief Clark, Sew- BYIt, because I never have cor- into the 80s and everybody calls I soar return your ers, No. 1, vs. Corporation Counsel, at Bill." built, the package and rected It, and what’s more I don’t me "Wild CARDS BELPH. will your Arcadia. Well, a fellow can't do more than FARM dealer refund purchase price think I ever will. try. I’m still practicing, still hoping ST. LOUIS, January 16 UP).—Carey for Winter SOe for 5, for lO #1 My failure hasn’t been for lack of with the hope that only a golfer can *Selph, infieldcr who appeared infre- trying or of rfental effort. The cause have that some day I will get the quently in the St. Louis Cardinal line- Guaranteed by SUBSTITUTE^FIRST touch—but I suppose I never will. up last season, has been released to the of my Inability to League (Copyright, 1930. the North American Houston club of the Texas PROBAK CORPORATION correct my great- hr Alliance.) in Newxpgper , under option. Extremes temperature seriously iuition IN BOWLING LEAGUE est fault is entire- D of ly physical. Best AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., Inc. Physique plays a affect motor lubrication, but Pennz- The I)( First Arenac, New Tork Chr. N. Y. Ellwood Frey is classed as a substi- smaller part in tute in the Engineer Reproduction golf than In most Motor Oil League, but he has the high average of other games. Some oil, the 100% Pennsylvania oil of very small men 101, having rolled in 29 games. The have been exceed- SALE top The figures, CLEARANCE in Pressmen the teams. ingly fine players. I supreme quality, safely lubricates including those of all who have rolled at In my case the least nine games, follow: 'great power I am of supposed to have v under road condi- - World” Team Standing. in arms and wrists all weather and W. L. Pet. Av«. a 459-42 has been tre- Preasmen 1.... 29 19 .*O4 handicap. Photographer* 26 22 .541 439-5 mendous It makes on cold Draftsmen 23 23 .479 435-48 When I was 13 tions. starting Lithographers 18 30 .375 442-42 I toiled all day be- Individual Average*. BUI Mehlhorn. side laborers. My father had a con- Winterfronts mornings noticeably easier. Try it. PRESSMEN. New O. H.O.H.S.gt Bp. Aye. tracting business In Olencoe, 111., and * 48 130 328 10 75 100-24 thought Herndon 12 94 he hard work was the best Harbin 48 122 315 *5 training and discipline for me. He GENUINE PINES AUTOMATIC Sehellenber* }?i 5 11 22 , Goldberg 45 118 30825S 6 60 kept eye severely 4 89-3 his more on me than Pistel 46 114 209 7 35 88-18 on any one else In the gang, and PHOTOGRAPHERS. would reprimand me severely if I dared my Meade 45 124 311 13 »1 J4-37 rest on shovel. Rowdybuah ... 43 120 317 13 43 93-34 powerful O. H. 89-38 Manual labor gave me hands Yarbrough 47 109 287 10 52 ’ helped Bouder 45 112 299 11 33 85-11 and wrists. These have me a weigh 45 107 280 7 18 77-37 ’ lot with my long game in golf, for I suppose any slugs the DRAFTSMEN. don't one ball 10 12 14 Cunningham 46 130 339 13 55 98-13 , much farther than I. But when I Oolde M 108 298 7 30 87-15 i have to play a short chip or approach 107 308 7 29 83-48 entirely oantt *8 *O-14 ' shot I feel lost. The heavy Jacobion 40 104 382 5 34 [ my INSTALLED FREE Noel 38 101 254 7 23 80-11 muscles in hands rob me of the sensitive touch enjoyed by most star LITHOORAPHERS. , players. ' To within 12 feet of the pin I feel JSSS*.:::::::::::: 8 j|{» j|j jfgi that I am as accurate as any one. This is absolutely the lowest price at which ‘ I can flog a braasie or a number two kSESSmt:::::::::Oodfrejr 7 24 78-13 Brand-new, Genuine Pines Automatic Winter- a48 *SI*8 PI271 i! f iron as close to the flag as I can a SUBSTITUTES. chip shot. Often I haven’t the slight- ¦fronts have been offered to the public. Frey 39 IS3 335 IM 101-18 | est conception how close my approach Ellwood . 111 *7-14 E. H Smith 15 104 391 | putts will come to the hole. • N M. Rowdybuah . . 25 113 3*B 3 1* *7-1* 35 1 a quart »«-* anything I haven’t tried stock Winterfronts for everywhere* Summer* 33 10* 393 * 28 There isn’t Our limited includes to overcome this handicap. I knew but you quickly, as the sale Records. . what was wrong years ago. Hoping to most cars, must act High Individual average—Prey, 101-1* stances and dif- (Dyke*. 109. for atx game* only). correct it I tried new will only continue for a few days. High individual game—Prey. 133. ferent swings. I experimented with High individual get—Dykes. 354. every iron club in my bag and even ¦ Greatest number of strikes —Rowdybush, Cunningham and Meade, 13. ’ had special and unorthodox clubs Greatest number of spsres—Herndon, 7*. PBEEZEFROOF Radiators far all wakes. USED PINES WINTERFRONTS Damaged Radiators repaired. RECOVERING WITTSTATT’S RADIATOR. FENDER We also have a limited supply of used Winter- THEVENOW . AND BODY WORKS. MelropoUtaP fronts we have traded in which will be sold at un- I *1» Uth ft. N.W. MIA by Patento FROM NOSE OPERATION S. Bt. NLW * liMWJtth St.. I Poors from usually low prices. Southern Wholesalers, Inc. | Kti. 1,633»739t 1,695,433. F«r DmHp ST. LOUIS, January 16 UP).— Tommy Other PotgfUf Pending Edge Emgmn Thevenow, Philadelphia National League 1519*21 L Street Phone Decatur 0130 shortstop and former Bt. Louis Cardinal. Is convalescing in a hospital here from upon 1 Washington, D. C. an operation his nose. TROUSERS The surgical treatment was made • To Match Your OiM Coata L. S. Jullien, Inc. necessary by an automobile accident 1443 P S». North 8076 Permit No.B-Pe»Mvtw«.i« A which occurred in Florida last March ; EISEMAN’S, 7th & F ¦j J« Grad. Crude Oil Atl’n . and which kept Thevenow out of the I line-up several months. PROBAK Phillies’ for