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Win, L Ose Or Draw Bosox Battles Menace Nats7 Hope of High Finish — < Slumping Washington Babe's Golf Gets Test Aces of Golf L ose or Draw Flashy College Win, From By FRANCIS E. STANN I Must Work Miracle Betty Jameson Today Tourney Held Future Associated It s Hot From Boston: 'Watch By Press Betty Jameson, San Francisco pro- Harvard'! DES MOINES, June 27—Babe fessional, in a quarterfinal contest, Our Beat Boston operative has just checked in with a startling hit of To Boston Didrikson Zaharias, who made her ! Betty, a tournament veteran, stopped Greats of Game Information ttfhiph up to now has been not classified, not confidential, debut as an exhibition player ill red-haired Shirley Spork, Detroit, 3 but. Burton Hawkins By rtis Associoted Press top seeret, "The best football team in the East,” he says, deliber- By years ago in Des Moines, is doihg and 2 in the second round. / Star Staff Correspondent a>j ately aWempWflg to make it as dramatic as passible, “will b< Harvard:” repeat performance in the wdmeQ's Phyllis Otto, Atlantic, Iowa, who PRINCETON, N.'.J., June 27.— EN ROUTE TO BOSTON, June NdW-.you’ve heard everything in connection with the coming foot- Western Open golf tournament. won the Western amateur title last Look lor these names; in the-head- ball The word was 27.—The Nats’ flicker of hope of The Babe, whose long clouts and Louise. campaign. passed; t£at Kofcr* .Vitfc year, Suggs, Lithia lines about amateur goifi—maybe not Dame was loaded. And Illinois. A»d Geatflfc, establishing themselves as pennant her woods have had envious male?!' Springs, Ga., co-medalist, clash in ■will this but in a more Alabama and Georgia Tech, pot to'm^jitlon possibilities glow or be snuffed muttering “I’m going to the, other upper bracket quarterfinal year, few year* j&tffo in the giwfupthiej and Pennsylvania. But Harvard! IsHhat Jobp next 10 days when they will game,” opened her exhiJHttflhi career 1 match. Phyllis whipped Kathleen when the amateur gam® again get* •••*• tattle the Boston with Gene Harvard, Cambridge, Ma$s.? ', #* (*r-. league-leading JSarazen,; »n4.8h&4hot*R:' Carey. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 3 and 2, up full speed after its. wartime in- Red Sox in seven 74 "The same,” confirms our agent.' "You’d games. aftejtihaving fom $nd the Georgia girl advanced with : -- *'*playedjgpirhnly terruption Washington, 1 ■ never get it from Dick Harlow, of course, but I’ve currently wallowing months. a 3 and 1 decision over Lucille Rob- John Jacobs of Iowa, Jimmy Wit- in a which has cost it 11 of seen the material he’s got and it’s terrific. It’s slump its That 7*’was made on the Desi inson Mann, Des Moines. tenberg of Louisiana State. Bill last 15 games, must a Moines Golf going to be a big, strong squad with plenty of display sharp and Country Club1 Berg Is Opposing Row. Campbell of Princeton, George form reversal to get into the a few strokes depth. Now that Coulter's out of West Point the flag course, easier than j The top lower bracket contest in- Hamer and Harold Crow of Georgia, Harvard material race. In 10 of its next 12 games, Wakonda's is better than Army's, and the 6,416-yard layout where! volved Patty Berg, popular little red- Charles Lind of Denver, Howard Cadets have it’ll be confronting Boston and New the Babe has made Davis and Blanchard. virtual exhibi-1 head from and Mar- Baker of Ohio State, Charlie Coe York. tion Minneapolis, "The only trouble at Harvard is that Harlow’s matches out of her first two' jorie Row, Riverside, Ontario. and Andy Anderson of Oklahoma, Only a spectacular sort of come- victories in the Western team has only a second-rate schedule to play. Open. continued her drive toward Dick Whiting of Notre Dame. Tom back will Patty That schedule Harvard one help the Nats, but this The crowds tag the Babe over hot may keep from of the the championship round with a 1 up Lambie of Stanford, Henry Ram- top national isn’t beyond possibility. Only last fairways. Late-comers ask "Where's ranxings.” triumph over Betty Hicks, Chicago pelt of Baldwin-Wallace, John Co- season, Washington won nine of 10 the Babe and how’s she dding?” professional, a 20-foot putt for a hill of Arizona, Manuel Dela Torre Frtnrl* E. Stann. Illinois Lands the Fabulous games in five successive double- Buddy Young Babe Beats Men's Par. birdie deuce on 17 and a par 4 on 18 of Northwestern. in section headers to stamp itself as a every oj me country to wmcn you go tnese days you pennant They hustle away to find that the doing the business. Miss Row elimi- They're all entered in the 49th Na- hear contender. people talking football. At the Kentucky Derby, footbail vied Babe is doing a bit better than all nated Carol Freese, Portland, Oreg., tional Collegiate A. A. golf cham- with the race as a conversational I Wolff to subject. talked with Paul Bryant Open Against Bosox. right. m 3 and 2. pionships, which start today, and of Kentucky, Rex Enright of South Carolina and Wally Butts of So far this season, the Nats have In winning her first two matches Dorothy Kirbv, Atlanta, Ga., 5 and the word Is that they're the boys Georgia on eve and beaten the the Derby they put the finger on half a dozen South- Red Sox only once in LEADERS MEET—Capt. L. H. Baker (left) of the United States defending champion has been 3 winner over Catherine Fox Park, who will be heard from not only ern teams which seven | 5 figure to be among the national leaders. games. They'll have to do Coast Guard is congratulated by Edward C. Baltz, president under women's par. Yesterday, Glen Ridge. N. J„ and Mrs. H. R. during the next few days, but in Butts’ own team, Georgia, is one to be watched. In much better this time to move the Babe blasted Jean the future. Charley of the President’s Cup Regatta Association, upon his appoint- young Hutto, Staats. Davenport, Iowa, veteran, Trippi alone Wally has half a team and is within shouting distance of the Red Kansas City, 6 and 5, over were the other third round foes. A total of 168 this.season Trippi going ment as of Patrol of sweeping golfers, representing to some Then there Sox. Joe chairman the all-important Committee the course in 42 get help. will be Alabama, probably with another Cronin's men will be en- 36, launder men’s par. Miss Staats defeated young Betty colleges, were entered in the a the classic scheduled here September 20, 21, 22. At right, also But powerhouse; vastly improved Georgia Tech eleven under Bobby countered in a four-game series in the ease'and the exhibition Jane Haemerie, Normandy, Mo., three-day, 72-hole medal play test. L. S. is elected vice nature of Dobbs. U., Tennessee, Duke and North Carolina. The Tarheels, Boston, with single games slated offering felicitations, Edgar Morris, newly presi- Mrs. Zaharias' matches dropping a 25-foot putt on 17 to The team title, for which 31 schools weak the war end during years, are reported loaded and raring to go under tomorrow and Saturday and a dent. The meeting took place yesterday at Willard Hotel. may today when she meets square and winning on 18 with a 4. are contesting with lour-man teams, Carl Snavely again. double-header Sunday. will be decided in the first two At Indianapolis on the day of ‘‘500” there was another gathering Manager OsSie Bliiege will dis- rounds today and tomorrow. Then of the clan. Most were Wolff to mound Loudest Linksman the field will gridiron Midwesterners and Notre Dame and patch Roger the in Better Best of Boats Browns Deserve Title be reduced to the low- Illinois were pictured as back in the national picture, along with Ohio the Boston opener, with MTckey Course, 40 players and ties, who will play a State, Michigan and Indiana. Frank Leahy is coaching again at Haefner, Walter Masterson and Bobo Is Terrific Driver final 36 holes Saturday to settle the South Bend and he is no green hand at rounding up talent. Newsom also listed for action in the Planned for •y Hi* AuodaUd Pr«n individual championship. As for the Here Of Maulers in Rout Illini. they will have one of the most talked-of backs series. The Nats then will go to Cup Regatta PRINCETON, N. J„ June 27 — Besides the defending Buckeyes, In the Plans for the first President's would whole-hearted country in Buddy Young, the colored star of the 1945 Fleet Philadelphia for a 2-game series Cup give support. Loudest golfer on the collegiate |favorites for team honors, are Stan- Regatta since 1940 were to and from City eleven. before returning to Washington for rolling Special transportation tourney here is Oklahoma’s Andy ford, Texas, Northwestern, Louisi- ahead at full steam today following Hains Point also will be provided. ana Don'f three games each with the Yankees Anderson, who wears gaudy Of Eastern Clubs State, Princeton and Cornell. Overlook of Eleven and Red Sox. the announcement yesterday that Vice Chairmen Selected. shouts with University Maryland shirts, glee over a • y th« Associated Press the Hains Point course, scene of the1 Thomas P. and Rear "Buddy Young,” says Comdr. Bill Reinhart., who coached Fleet Washington salvaged one game Morgan, jr., good shot and belts the ball a 123 Million Perch Added ST.
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