Brookline Course on Tee Shot: Gritty Fight Consoles U. S. Netmen — ■ Pays Off V Burke Steals Cartoonist's STAMINA NEEDED GEORGE IS LATEST Mack Sees Strong 1933 Club Thunder In Denying Foxx Is for Sale by Sketching Artist, ATTEMPT THRILLS TO only if they will *fenrth',n IN MUNY TOURNEY MAT KING By s 3*»(T Correspondent of Tho St*r. present IMG LAYOUTS Real News • VISIT! weak but insists it will not Thereby Creating points, August L—i be done by trading Jimmy Foxx is on the mar- Wf are not going to give up any 15-13 Set With Held National Amateur 144 as All Grappling “Champ" ket, declarr the base ball Perry Scene of Campbell’s Tops Ignored of our good weaken a but Connie Mack knows players, posi- Philadelphia.wise, said tion and strengthen another." nothing of this. Most Stirring Duel in His- Has Been Waterloo of D. C. Men Are Licked by to Tackle Szabo Here Mack emphatically. we are the •'Maybe they think in He* hoping tils young pitchers, fix we were last and must un- of Links. Tomorrow Night. year who have had their troubles this sea- tory Event. Many Greats. Long, Hilly load some more talent." high-salaried son. will gam sufficient confidence In was the grand old gentleman's com- themselves to make them winner*. ment as ne set By the Associated Pr»»». Press. He thinks well of them, despite their Ur WALTER R Mr< ALLt'M. By lh* Associated D (DON) GEORGE, only aside the mail records 1 — here- meager England. course little August rassling champion on his desk at " overlooked Pro- "I have confidence in mv pitchers. ; August 1.—Beaten once from the Stamina became the de- tofore by the Shibe Park changed layout but I sent to have more confidence in more for the Davis ciding factor today as moter Joe Turner, tomor- office and settled j that saw them than they have in themselves WIMBLEDON.the famed Inter- PITTSBURGH.match play got under way row will launch a campaign to comfortably for | Cup, A take his worst trouncing, Once they begin to believe in their national that's fast tak- tour- Londos as trophy in the national public links supplant Jimmy a little talk this be sue- back in 1922. will greet the ama- own ability I'm sure they'll ing on the of a nament at the lengthy South Washington s steady "titlehold- morning. "Well,1 j aspects mirage teur links title aspirants of 1934 cessful," he said. America’s Park course. er.” In a two-hour time-limit this is different. youngsters wearily put who gather at. The" Country County "Pitching is our biggest problem, of aside all of the 185 free coursers who-* exhibition will debut at Foxx still is a thoughts of tennis to- Brookline, early Many George course. Yet some on the present staff Club of Mass., in the day and got ready to come home. took off Monday championship Griffith Stadium against Sandor young fellow. He should be improved next year, in to attempt to top- greatly j There was but one September quest frankly admitted at the conclu- has a l it of base thing to console amateur crown Szabo, popular Hungarian grap- There are some weak spots that show ple the national sion of the rounds yester- ball left in him. them at the end of America's seventh of qualifying pler. prominently on occasions, but if we from the thinning locks that the 6.500 yards of the You know I’m successive failure to recover the cup day plus "Londos and Browning," avers can get the pitching perhaps we ll not T. licked them. France took overseas In 1927. Oeorge Dunlap hilly county course George, “are not. willing to lake buildinw a team have to bother much about the other They Brookline is one the great courses | lost the round to pf Not a singly District of Columbia chances. That's some of those and Jimmy is challenge England cham- why part of the ball club ttl America, a spot steeped in made the With 160 4 to 1, In matches, but they had player grade. ‘championship’ matches go sour. No- young enough to a ball club, given course hallowed Connie Mark. We have very young pionship tradition, a needed to John Baer and be In its Wimbledon's faithful a three-day view qualify, body ever accused me of not taking used you know.” Connie pointed out "Give the memories of the great golfers each shot Claude of some of the best and moet coura- by Harlan Will 165, chances. construction.** it and it will give all and a course which is as good pitching tennis of the past Rippy totaled 166 and-Harry Saun- "Like Szabo will take geous ever played on grass airflow myself. The venerable leader of the Ath- other clubs s great battle. modern today as your new ders had 168. ; courts. chances, it ought to be a good letics is rather hopeful of putting out Next year.” and the lean leader bum buggy With the issue squarely to him, tussle.” club as as at the of up from the tee, most of a much stronger early smiled thought it. ‘'they may Tight played Vnasi Holds Big Edge. Gino Garibaldi, Ital.an. will Francis X, Shields, the tall, broad- woods and over rough next season. He is planning changes realize we are in the league.” the way through meet Floyd Marshall, fall shouldered New Yorker, gave Fred Brookline i* almost of the 185 only 64 remained perennial rock quarries. in the The trio Perry, England's ace and the greatest an- for the start of the match guy. semi-windup. strictly a tee-shot course. It is play, tennis In the one OUT of prelims read as follows: Joe player world, of the other on which Oeorge Dunlsp led by 20-year-old Albert layout Devito vs. Harry Fields, Mike bitterest fights of his career before will be hard to beat with hi* pin- (Scotty) Campbell of Seattle. Wash,: Romar.o vs. Vanka Zelesniak. and bowing 6—-4, 4—A, A—-2. 15—13, ill tee shot* and his accurate a>ho won the medal with a total of splitting Charley Allen vs. Marshall Black- RULER HOI BATTLES DOE the match that decided the series. Mere counts there, 144. HORSESHOE iron play length stock. Wilfred Henry (Bunny) Austin. a Behind him other West Coasters as at any other golf course, but England's No. 2. who now has beaten to ex- 300-yard wallop into the wood* isn't formed a near-solid phalanx | both Shields and B. Wood former National Sidney a* a* a 230- elude their Eastern and mldway-sta- PAUL, anywhere n^ar potent twice in Davis Cup singles, rounded in the middle Up tlon adversaries, the qualifiers in- Association feather- yard straight TOMMY FACING TROUBLE IN 12 LOOP LILTS out the final day by taking the final * few miles from the cluding John Ross of Los Angeles, 148, weight champion, today was there, Just singles match from Wood. A—4, A—0. Beacon the cham- and Don being sought as an opponent for sacred cod of Hill, Campbell's runner-up, 6-8, 8—3, but It meant nothing. who con- of Los 149. Others Benny Bass at Griffith Stadium on pionship will go to the gent Erickson Angeles, Wood played half-heartedly, rallied his tee shots down landed with aggregates up to 159. Monday, August 13. Tomorrow National Will sistently plants Henson'* Rivals City League only enough to take one set and show them Charles Ferrrra of San Originally reserving this spot for the alley. among he could do It. then willingly aided in Francisco, the title defender. , Promoter Joe Turner in McLean Tournament Provide Action Sunday getting the long campaign over as Rough With Favorites. The final round will be played Sat- opened negotiations for Paul this soon as possible. championship to come will be BOB BI’RKE. urday. morning following Barron's refusal to battle unless the in Three Classes. THEthe third amateur Brookline Benny Philadelphian Have Improved. seen since 1009, and scales in at 128 pounds. ‘9,000 Fans in will have BY JIM BERRYMAN. heated hereafter reaort, on his chosen Ixm Angeles Team Wins. Frenxy. has a Brookline, be it known, way base ball! w a LL the cheers were for a cartoonist draws a profession, aT QUARTET from Los Angeles j Shields, cf upsetting the favorites. Back In Another Change I.ho iy. 16 best horseshoe EVEN dozen contests ball player. It's not news That insidious infection, artistic sliced three strokes from the [ j who. besten in straight, sets the 1910 William C. Fownes of Pittsburgh, '.he Dis- of have been scheduled for but talent, which often disastrously best previous team total by another chanir pitchers Washington, j opening day by Austin, came the shortest hitter who has iask any sport* editor), alights in the National probably trict boxing cod > >.ned as a and Maryland, Sunday when a bell slips his on persons not in the least suscep- posting a total 603 for the 36 holes Virginia back pleading with himself, gripping won the title in recent years, beat WHEN player STILL AN Base Ball the minor THE on rec- City League, glove off. props his cleats tible to it, has made not Infrequent of medal play, thereby retaining possibility today, although judged competitive j his racket and shaking It as he talked Warren Wood for the championship. some the and Mr. title won last at in to proposed doubling will have it out tomorrow with prospects for of to himself between up on a locker room bench and knocks attacks on the Burke family, championship year comparison ords. every shot, to lift Walter R. Tuckerman, well-known best of the cam- a Robert has felt It sneak on him Portland, and again capturing the of the commission s “cut” on local at McLean, Va., in the competition a crowd of 20,000 to the highest pitch Washington golfer and former Dis- out a neat pencil sketch of cartoon- up night ist, that Is news! occasionally. But he doesn’t Intend Warren G. Harding Trophy. ga'e receipts. fourth annual invitation tourna- paign. of excitement of the entire series. trict champion, was a semi-finalist, The unlimited section will be the Burke of the Nationals mound to confine himself with the malady The team Included John M Ross The new change may be made in ment of the McLean firemen’s There were more thrills packed Into • long with of , Bob until old Time inter- who. with a 148. had the best medal the fee for managers' and fighters’ busiest, five tilts being slated for the the final dramatic set than then the "kid wonder" of the West, staff not only throws one of the curv- Orandpoppy carnival, with Clayton C. Hen- j developed In two cir- that last heave toward the plate score of the group, and George S. licenses. Only a small percentage of big fellows. In the midget division all the first day match In reaching toward a national. Along ingest curves today's big cepts son of Arlington, metropolitan1 through and homers him out of the time. Lance, 151; Erickson. 149. and Bruce boast when it four games have been listed. The which Wood carried to five aeta. rame 1913 and the real of cuits. but he can also dig his toes Into big fighters managers as a fa- Perry beginning counted Washington champion, teams will three contests. the linoleum and make a sweeping All of the Oriffmen have pastimes: McCormick, 155. Louisville comes to laying the price of licenses junior play Critics called it the most .maxing American golf. Up there at Brookline vorite. The schedule: with most of them it is patting the 606 for the old record In the 1932 on the line, to Har- set in all Davis history. Smash- $iarry Vardon and , the two southpaw swipe at a chunk of defense- according MaJ. A contender in 1933 for the na- Cup little white pellet around the long tourney, while 609 was last years L. of the Ring Unlimited. with all his Shields British stars, were all set to win the less drawing paper. vey Miller, secretary tional championship at the World's ing power. fought are green fairways. But whatever their winning total. » The license for a the careful master alter American But a kid named And the results of said swipe Commission. fight- a short time later Section A—Murphy Five and Ten through game open. team Fair, Henson ... Pittsburgh had the only other er is The same is and so fierce was the duel that . who had been knock- I. —PB—1 only *5. charged was unable to win the McLean event. vs. Wash B. Williams, East Ellipse; game, able to capture the title twice in a but the at one service was broken ing golf balls around lor three or four for a second, manager's Tomorrow he will oppose the Federal* vs. Congress Heights. No. 4. point eight row, turning the trick in 1927 and night years, stepped up and socked the license costs $15. Many managers lot of throwers Monument; Gordon Cafe. vs. 8t. times In a row. Not until the strength 1928. most skillful ringer British lion on the nose. obtain second’s licenses, sav- drained from Shields’ legs and the merely ever gathered in this 'section of the Joseph's, No. 3, Monument: Pig 'n' Seattle, the runner-up. was far be- his arms did be let Tying with Vardon and Ray at the ing *10. In a the game here Whistle, bye. Ail games at 3 o’clock. power from up hind Los Angeles with 620. while St. country. year end of the seventy-second hole A1 Lippe. who generally is accepted with Section B—Blue Flame vs. Dor-A, on the attack. Paul finished third with 624. New has grown a little feverishly, Francis beat them In the play-ofl. as Don Petrin’s manager, accom- numerous and veterans South Ellipse; Miller Furniture vs. York faltered badly, after a good newcomers Nine years later, in 1922. tile British panied Petrin to Washington this some instances enough Griffith Blue Coals. No. 1. Monument; Exhausted at Finish. start, and finished in fourth improving in took another at Brookline. place to Miller, merely "as Warwicks, bye; Rinaldi, All pasting with 625. week, according to raise a doubt over Henson's supe- bye. THE twenty-seventh game, feel- In that amateur championship a friend.” Tom Stanley, says Miller, victories of the games at 3 o’clock. Roger riority in spite of his ing the American going. Perry Wethered. CyHl Tolley and Bill Tor- makes matches for Eddie Simms, but over all he will pitch Junior. IN last two years leaped in with a counter attack rance were the big shots of Britain. when he came to Washington, he against tomorrow night. Goode Cleaners vs. Washington and took the advantage with a love But out of the West had come a little D. seconded Simms. The fighter was C. POLICE BATTLE Maid. South Ellipse; Langdon vs. Ma- game on his own service. In the de- lad from Sioux City, Iowa, named Ru- listed in the commission books as his Leigh Trophy Coveted. gruder, East Ellipse; Washington A. C ciding game Perry twice was at match dolph T. Knepper "Rudy” was the “own manager.” the vs. Clarendon. No. 1, Monument. All and twice Shields turned him star of the Princeton team, a kid the first time at McLean point golf PLEBES ON DIAMOND There is a possibility of reversing whom games at 10 o’clock. back. The third time, he fell head- reputation did not awe. One and will be the prices of fighters' managers’ Randolph Leigh Trophy • by one. first Torrance and then FOR Midgets. long Into the net, exhausted, as be Tolley, charging *15 for the scrapper at stake and this to the kid licenses, promises Schwartz drove the final point outside the from Princeton knocked them Game Will and *5 for the manager. Cleaners vs. McAlwee Today Inaugurate Big oniy one of the most coveted prizes baseline. off, advancing to the semi-final, where become A. C., South Ellipse; Jack Pry vs. courts with British Evans beat him. Month at In the Permanent possession Simpson East Wiz- He left the Sports Annapolis. hold a game. Pharmacy, Ellipse; Permission to fight August ard cheers for him ringing in his ears. three victories. Locksmiths vs. Lane’s. No. 1, Mon- ■tone* 14 between , former will require the Americana won Had Easy Sailing. Look to Foot Ball. will ument; Versius Products vs. Claren- The only match and Andy The contest tomorrow night champion, don. No. 2, Monument. All at waa the doubles in which Oeorge Lott Bob Jones, the to be start at, *1 o'clock, with eliminations games Sarillo, was expected sought 11 o’clock. and Lester Stoefen defeated H. O. heir-apparent to the throne, of the to continue until four survive. The MEANWHILE NNAPOLIS, Md., 1.—The this afternoon by promoters N. Lee and Oeorge Patrick Hughes. had gone smoothly to the JOE CRONIN. August of final will be a round robin. EARL WHITEHILL. Lincoln Athlettic Club. Members Washington Clowns are seeking 7—9, 9—0, 4—«. 0—7. semi-final, where he met Jess _, of at the tournament will be held Sweet August program sports the Commission were slated A similar games for thus for the ancient Scottish Boxing Saturdays and Sundays. No have been announced ter ser. The latter was then a big, not a terrible lot worse than his hankerings night as a feature of the plans Naval Academy will be intro- to convene for an official meeting Saturday Unlimited teams wishing action are blond full of far '34 efforts the retire- game, they are not allowed to indulge of Riverdale the return of the team. They may kid, confidence and concerning offices of the commission. closing program the to call Adams in its debatable the duced today by a base ball game be- at the requested 0538-J. spend a few days resting and sight- fight, who dared everything and ment of enemy batsmen. This, how- joys during league i Heights carnival. season. Now this situation thwarts tween -•-- -- before sailing for New York. cared nothing for the Jones reputa- ever, has nothing to do with the mat- the Plebes, who recently de- Manager Newell of the Mount seeing to be one one of the loves of Bob's tion He started to open up on Bob ter at hand, as Bobby seems truly big feated the Second Classmen, with sev- More to Come. Rainier Grays also Is in the market out life for the Summer months... so AIDE at the second hole, sinking a of those unfortunates who started eral NEW HOYA SPORTS for Saturday and Sunday games. He spade left for han? Ah! varsity players, and the Metro- McLean toun.ament formally BALL the season for a what's Sketching. »■- LEGION DATES SET mashle pitch from 100 yards for an grand joyride atop the may be reached at Hyattsville 547-W And that’s what he docs. politan Police team of Washington. will open metropolitan eagle deuce. Bob’s for the half the Washington bandwagon .. which Right! THE after 6 p.m. pitch will be on Rev. Edmond P. Cerrute, S. J., of Washington horseshoe season, vehicle now is downhill he did a few character Big programs presented , l <**>.— stepped six inches short. And Sweet- making rapid Recently has been the have been at it August the flrst two Saturdays of the month Loyola College, Baltimore, although players A for on knots, and none of the boys has been studies of his teammates; caught a game Sunday with an unlim- The American world aer went to an 8-and-7 victory to Father John J. all Summer. The final event will be Legion's Junior and next Wednesday, sports of the named assistant | ited nine is the over the one from cul- able to figure out the combination on semblance of a smile on Boss Joe’s being sought by Mount series will be played August 30, SO and great Atlanta, Summer season the middle of Kehoe, director of athletics at George- I the sixth annual Evening Star tourna- the countenance, and this in itself shows ending Vernon Cycle and Sport Shop toesers. in the of two minating his championship journey braking system. at the which will be determined 31, parks Chicago's major the month and clearing the way for town. it has beat announced ment. in Call with the most Senor Robert the Burke hasn't de- remarkable imagination, things be- j Metropolitan 2735 during the day. league base ball clubs. amazing aeries of spade foot ball. Hilltop school. the champions of the District, Vlr- mashle in the final to voted as much time to his illustrative ing what they are. The other draw- The junior world series will be be- pitches whip Next Saturday the Plebe crew will Rev. Cerrute has been director of 1 ginia, Maryland and the metropolitan Rinaldi Coalmen have scheduled the Evans 3 endeavors as he might have liked, be- ing herein reproduced is of a fellow tween the of the Eastern by and 2. Brookline has row for several i area. Yard for champion to the encrusted Earl Whitehill. The against the Arundels of Balti- athletitcs at Loyola years. Navy nine Saturday at 3 seen a but It cause, contrary deeply southpaw, boy section and the champion of the many championship, more, while teams of the Second Class o'clock on the South in ivory opinions of some of the rasp- really is not so bad...not bad. What Ellipse. They Western section. never has seen one with as many meet the Manhattans in base also are Bob has worked, and is that bit of conversation about some- ball, seeking Majestic Radio. Call as that. berry boys. The Western section winner will be surprises Druid Hill Tennis Club in that sport, Emerson 5662 for games. worked hard as that famous over- body's face being red? determined at a tournament to be The 1934 title tourney, fourth in 24 Baltimore Y. M. C. A. at water polo Scores played in Kans.. August 33. 34 years at Brookline, may see another and the Parkside Club a soccer. All yesterday: Topeka. AND Post. Armour * and 25. The tournament to determine upset quite as thrilling as the Sweet- their opponents are from Baltimore. Victory 4-8; Co., STH.IAIMI the Eastern sectional champion will ser win. if , the big On the following Wednesday the 2-5. (Capital City Soft Ball League.) from on PERRY Grace be played In Gastonia, N. C., August bam California, keeps hitting plebes oppose the Maryland Club MILLER-y^j Metropolitan, 4; 3. (George- m in 23, 24 and 25. the ball well. Lawson will pack his §iKy«i on Gardens of Washington at water polo, town Church League.) : Union 7. British amateur crown into action up by W. R. M^CALLUM Stein Bros. & Boyce of Baltimore on Printers, 13; Navy Yard, there at Brookline, all set to com- the diamond and the Inter-Park “milllon-dollar” rain of Sun- ton Miller, Jim Duffy, A. G. Keyser, (Departmental League.) I PEGGY KEYSER INJURED- „ ! Carl C. plete the amateur grand slam of junior tennis team. day caused the Shenandoah Perry Miller and our host, Treasury’, 9; Interstate Commerce, Peggy Keyser. prominent local world major simon-pure titles. He pepped up over the success Roland MacKenrie vs. Mrs. W. L. Saturday, August 11, the Second River to become muddy and Lipp. 4. (Federal League.) girl tennis player, is resting fairly com- will have as good a chance as any of their first junior tourney, a Rice; Mrs. A. H. Hyler vs. Mrs. Harry Class meets the South Atlantic senior the Potomac at Harpers The Cissys Club chartered Capt. Acacia, 5; Shell, 3. (National Cap- cloudy near THE s the fortably In a hospital Sunbury, man in the field, provided he can group of young golfers from A. Knox. Pull club handicaps were track team, while the Plebes oppose Perry. Around Washington the Harry Woodbum big boat, ital League.) was well stocked with Pa., following an automobile accident keep those tee shots straight. Brook- ALLmost of the Washington clubs given in the match rounds. the juniors of the same organization, j river is slightly cloudy and un- Doris, which Pig 'n' Whistle, 4: Swann Service, 0. to eat and there Monday, according to reports line Is no golf course to hit 'em Into plans to journey over to Colum- The Second Class meets the Stonewall doubtedly will become worse when the all kinds of good things Peck Memorial, 5: Y. M. C. A., 4. In full charge of the golf dur- our from the Pennsylvania town, the tiger country. It pays off strictly bia next Tuesday to take part in an- shop Democratic Club of Baltimore on the water from the Monocacy reaches this drink, and captained by good City Refuse. 1; Playground Super- ing the absence of Brother A1 in friend Dick Woodbum. Capt. Dick visors, 0. Soft Ball on accuracy from the tee. Given other affair for youngsters under 31, diamond and the Germainia Turn- vicinity. This will put a damper on (Municipal Canada, young Billy Houghton, as- j to Bar- that,, and normal distance it Isn't similar to the event of yesterday at verein of the same city in gymnastics the of bass anglers for a made straight across the Bay League.) sistant at Kenwood, shot himself a aspirations instead of ..I,-.,.- aurh a tough layout. Congressional. while the Plebes oppose the Clifton little while, but in salt water it ren Island Light, and stop- near-72 yesterday just to show the at the continued. Heaven On the local side of the picture. Nineteen youngsters took part in Tennis Club. should have a magic effect on the ping light world that while A1 gets the head- where. We were surrounded by Roger Peacock and Billy Dettweiler, that first of a series of such events, biting of the ashes. knows OLYMPIANS NET VICTORS lines his brother is no slouch as a islands when he brought his ; the latter a much improved young listened to an exposition on shot- All salt-water boat captains have finally A1 left Washington last night us that ECHO Roland Mac- golfer. boat to a halt and informed GLEN somewhere at Brook- making by Professional NEW ‘CHIZZLER’ THREATS for the last several weeks nctmrn the golfer may go will arrive at noon been saying Olmvpian Club defeated for Toronto and we were in Sound. line. Peacock, balked of a chance in Kenr.ie. and then played the courae In what was needed to make fishing Tangier Astor Club in a match on in time for a round. that yesterday today practice our captain took us to the match play rounds in the na- a tourney. Arise in in the bay and its tributaries better Evidently the Rock Creek Courts, 3 to I. The The starts tomorrow. Three Tournament by was were led tall Dett- fishing grounds, because it tional over the last two years, is They by Billy was a heavy rain. Some of them say good winners margin came in the doubles, CRYSTAL not before a wide variety of fish anxious for his place in the national weiler, the blond Congressional young- Mrs. Roland MacKenrie went over Beating Seeded Stars. fish come to the surface to get fresh long j in which they triumphed twice in score 38—35—73. were landed. We all were | sun. He should get safely ster. who shot a of to Manor yesterday and started her water—others, that they come up to being three tussles. golfing Three new threats In the annual in of a wood covering rounds Billy Shea of Congressional and Maury at the eleventh hole. into cooler water. Glen C. L^ach, drenched spite Summaries: POOL 8:30. past the sectional qualifying round of golf Chizzlers' tennis tournament arose get blew the Nee Columbia were next with 75s, over the boat. The wind at Farms on 21 and im- of to the tenth, the chief of the division of fish culture Five August Coining finishing as Bennett defeated Mitchell (Astor) defeated Tobin, 7—5, to yesterday Avery, rain in on but no one cared. enter the match play at while the net award went Billy hole of the round, she needed a par 4 of the Bureau of Fisheries, says the us, d—1; Burka defeated Krupan H—2, .1—K, M. mediately Cather- — Indian with sa- Johnsen downed Abrams and 0—7; Henlcin defeated Bhulman. K—(>, If he does and if he has Rochelle of Spring for an but she became tangled up main reason is a change of diet, the MON. Brookline. 84, «—2; Henkln and Gorin defeated Shulman \r- ine Hefferman upset Kay Johnson. One of our readers writes: “Several a little lt—69. Jack Keele. Shea and Dett- and bunkers and of food with and Harris. 6—i. d—2. his s« ing grooved, he may be with rough grass Miss Johnson were rain bringing particles tied for second at 71. Avery, Abrams and times I have listened to arguments re- at the of weiler all took a 7 for an 87. it. the cause, we are sure | trouble. Dettweiler, age Whatever be- Not to be outdone the generosity seeded players. catch garding the difference, if any, | 16, hasn't the seasoning to go far. by that this week the anglers will AUG. 6 in over the course a few of the more Play was to continue this morning. tween a croaker and a hardhead, and a considerable of the club turning Quite prominent more and a variety of fish j but Billy has golf was listed to be- greater to the sans greens fees. Roland pros from this area will play in the Doubles competition I would like your opinion on this ques- AMATEUR ATHLETIC J and can cause a little fuss, like j boys than they have in the past. Last game Bedford next at 11 o'clock, with the following Night who MacKenzie presented to each of the Springs Open Monday, gin tion.” Fights most kids Billy is a bold putter and UNION OF THE U. S. on a team in an infor- and with amateur partners will take teams seeded: Ritzenbcrg Black, was Croaker and hardhead are one. % on those boys winning big sea turtle landed ahould do well perfect put- and Bennett. No. Villa- By the Associated Presa. mal match a golf ball After the Co- part in the tourney on Sunday Bob No. 1; Rice 2; 82 Like other fishes it has different ting surlaces at Brookline. Saturday afternoon, weighing j next a sim- Barnett and Beverly Mason of Chevy nova and Boyd. No. 3, and Legmn ANOTHER names in different sections of the PHILADELPHIA—Cleto Locatelli. ; lumbia tourney Tuesday pounds, off Hoopers Island, j is for the Wash- Chase already have decided to enter and Bums. No. 4. also called crocus and ; 134*a, Italy, outpointed Frankie Klick, NATIONAL' ilar affair planned along with 200 pounds of hardhead country, being Golf and Club. the pro-amateur tourney, and most Summaries: roncadina. And a great many anglers j 134, San Francisco <10); Paul Pir- ington Country and some trout averaging 2 pounds. AGO of the local pros are lining up part- round—Arts defeated know that the channel bass or rone, 155, Cleveland, knocked out 20 YEARS Singlet, second were J. H. Palmer. James do not JUNIOR Pollock defeated Mer- The anglers Congressional women were playing ners for the affair Siam 8—0. 8—2; red drum also is a member of the Jimmy Smith, 154, Philadelphia (1); AB 6—2: Truehsrt defeated Hig- and his father, and Bill IN THB ST won nam 6—2. Snakenberg Unknown 188. Hartford, today In the first round of a match A1 Houghton, who the title last 6—2: Meunier defeated Silia. croaker It is also called red- Winston, bee. 6—3 Smith, all of the Center Market Sea family. outdoor: play tourney, in which Mrs. J. F. year, is not to compete this year. *5—2 «—o Black defeated Lawder. 8—2, fish, branded drum, red bass, reef bass Conn., and A1 Ettore, 182, Phila- | a_•• defeated Martha Osborne. Food Cc. James Snakenberg hooked Detroit, j Dowdall. the club champion, won the After the Canadian open he will move Morgan red horse. delphia, drew (10); Benny Bass. Phila- downed 4—a, 8—2. i*—T: Bennett defeated Avery. the big turtle, all hands had a time and j medal with a card of 89. into New York State, where he plans a_o 8—1. Burns defeated Margaret delphia. outpointed , DIVING S-l, as P.tcher Doc Ayers Hefferman defeat- of it landing him in the boat. WASHINGTON were as follows Mrs. J. F. to n the open at Graham. 8—7. 8—1: (10). the to six hits Pairings play Johnson. 8-O. 8-4 ; Sat a Moore said all Snakenberg Philadelphia held Titters week. Prise at ed Ka- Palmer thought THREE METER BOARD of ] Dowdall vs. Mrs. P L. Brower: Mrs. Rochester next money defeated Gordon. 7—5. 8—1, Johnson de- —Kid Chocolate. 132. Wally bmith is taking the place had hooked into a sunken submarine, NEW YORK V. A Welte vs. Mrs. H. H. Moffitt; Mrs Bedford Springs will total $375. feated Abrams, 6—1. 8—8. Strike Gains SI at second base for the or as and when the Cuba, outpointed Buster Brown, 140‘2, Ray Morgan ■■ something heavy, 140. Loa Nationals Morgan is tinder sus- turtle filially was brought to the sur- Baltimore <8); Bobby Paeho, CHAMPIONSHIP pension as the result of difficulty face all were drenched with water, Fee for Angeles, stopped Jimmy Slavin, 133t4, with an umpire in a recent game Pari-Mutuel Golf Latest Innovation which it threw about in all directions. New York (3). FOR MEN AND 220- Walter J Travis. 52-year-old Palmer will have the turtle on dis- CHICAGO—Hay don (Young) Stuh- has hit the caddy YD. FREE STYLE FOR golfer, lost to Reggie Lewis, an 18- play at his place of business for sev- N. R. A. ley. 155, Kewanee, 111. outpointed Bud one MEN AND WOMEN year-old player, in a tourney at eral days and later will give it to the THEbusiness on at least local Saltls, 146*2, Chicago (8); Dave Barry. ^ inter. course. Manchester. N. H. Machines to Handle Bet? on Agua Caliente Open Event Next Bureau of Fisheries, where Fred golf 126, Springfield, 111., knocked out ! Sh-ancis Ouimet. national open Orsinger.' director of aquariums, will Caddies at the Congressional Jimmy Lambertson. 133, Valparaiso. D. C. A. A. U. a base made a nea record see that It is cared for. Country Club today have golf champion, of will be Ind. (2); Curtis Brown. 144\, Mil- the Associated Press. cent of the money Stake money $5,000. one for a yesterday for the Auburndale. Ninety per rate of dollar carrying waukee. outpointed Oeorge Engel. CHAMPIONSHIPS s Mexico. distributed the first 20 C. C. Fishing Club 18 holes Instead of 80 Mass., course GUA CALIKNTE. wagered will go to winning ticket among Cissys golf bag for 144*2. Plymouth, Ind. (4). IBt — Pan Sat- a of The Holy Name rant won the A August 1. mutuel after the four rounds hate went on its annual outing cents, following strike bag- holders, who may, as in horse rac- players THE FORT WORTH, Tex —Johnny Far- AND OTHER EVENTS first of a three-game series with 1_A wagering on golf will be urday. Prepared to catch all toters which involved many of the bet to or show, or been completed, as in other years, rell. 15/. Dallas, knocked out Buddy the Highlanders for the champion- 1 V introduced for the first ing. win. place the fish in the Bay with plenty of better boys at the club. INCLUDING 1S0-YD. MED- 10 cent to be Dyer, 155. Shreveport. La. (2); Chatta ship of the Rosedale League Nop*' time in the annual Virus j across the board, on any competi- with the daily per peeler crabs, many pounds of shrimp A new basic rate for toting golf out This Gonzales, 137, Mexico LEY FOR MEN—INDIVIDUAL fine pitching for the winners was Caliente championship here Janu- tor in the field. The remaining doled independently and dozens of bloodworms, the only bags went into effect yesterday a City, stopped that a who has one J, D. Kitchens. 139, Fort Worth (5) AND a feature. O'Neil, hurling for the ary 31 to February 5. officials of 10 per cent goes to the three play- means player thing tha‘, saved many of the deni- fewr hours after the boys had been FOR WOMEN OO-YD, round, will be able to Highlanders, did well, but was hit the as.000 open tournament an- ers who turn in the lowest 18-bole sensational zens of the deep from a place over called back to the job with a prom- FREE STYLE—MEN AND a sizeable rather freely. also did some nounced cards of the day, cm the basis of win himself purse—de- the fire was rain and plenty of it. ise of more for their work. The Nops today. pay WOMEN lusty batting, and Mulroe and The pari-mutuel board will be 5, 3 and 2 per cent pending on the amount of money The total catch was not large, but base rate at most of the local clubs V-8 FORD OIL Gayer were among other start of set up at the club house of the The management announced wagered—although his other three made up in variety for lack in number. is 75 cents for IS holes for one bag. the game famous below-the-border course so that with the addition of a betung rounds may be so poor as to shunt Sharks, king fish, blues, trout and Many of the Congressional lads Pressure gauges GRANDSTAND of the final 75 cents and Methodists won a 7-3 game over that those who wish may back pool the name of the tournament, him out pay-off hardheads, and the smallest toads refused to work for f Wesley in the Brook’.and Church their favorite professional on each which started out four years ago There will be no future books ever brought up with hook and line threatened to give "scabs" a beat- I-S.IIIUIIN.Inc ADM. SOe PLUS Se TAX league. Hill pitched well for the 18 holes of play. Beta wlU not t» as the $25,000 open, had been and bookmakers will not be al- were caught. The members of this ing. They won their point, for the 1 Victors Vow ler hurled creditably accepted on the final 72-hole re- enanged to the Agua Caiiente lowed. Pari-mutuel tickets will party were Tom Sandoz, Harvey Club Gold Committee met and gave 1443 P St. N.W. NO. 8076 t- • suits. golf sweeps tales. i be sold for $2. Jones, Bill Domer, Jim Halt'gan, Bur- them an increaae In pay. V