Public Links Title West Grows in Amateur Leoffler Offers- Cup:■ A Powerful Golf "Little Poker Face" in Decade TO DECIDE CHAMP Unchanged SENDS HALF DOZEN Giants on Trial Touring West HOUSING PLAN DOOMS Quest of Sixth Wimbledon Crown Marked by Charaeteristies of Net Queen's Girlhood. CLUB ROOMS AT YALE Must Improve on Record of Last Jaunt to Stay That shade i BY MELVIN E. COLEMAN, keeps the sun's glare and tlw National Girls' Tournament, on Place Where Old Eli'» from features cast In a mold. was in National Varsity ON TWO LAYOUTS Associated Press Staff Writer. classic The next year she In the senior STARS FOR CROWN Top League Scrap. Only of late years has she used lip- finals and In 1923 she deposed Mrs. Teams Have for 14 WILLS MOODY, queen Trained stick and nail rouge. She still wears Molla Mallory as national champion. of the tennis courts, stood hair and she never suc- BY JOHN a FOSTER. long has Record books say she was 17 that Walter Is Latest to their closest rivals, the St. Louis Years Now a Tradition. New Will Eliminate cumbed to the fad for divided skirts Emery System today at the threshold ot year. So a little figuring Indicates YORK, 7—The real or shorts. July Cardinals, the Giants will have to her to be 27 this season. her sixth Wimbledon title. test of ths New York Olants' do better than on of Constant HELEN Off the courts, art and shopping Join Firmament—Omaha their first West- By the Associated Press. Advantage was as as She has been champion of Amer- and she imperturbable occupy her thoughts. She specializes ability to hold the leadership ern In order to as ica seven times. She chose not to trip qualify eham- j HAVEN, Conn., July 1.—The a decade she won her in action sketches of fellow experts In the race when, ago, In 1930 and 1932 and in 1926 i Rivals Atlanta. NEW National League plons. On that earlier tour on One Course. with the racquet. Dress shops lure defend they "Y'' Club, the place ■Where all of Play first national championship. her of! the courts. Is now at hand. were flattened out in New her. appendicitis kept St. Louis. Eli's great varsity teams have effortless That was the year Mile. de- a Oraceful and seemingly Mrs. Moody has been winning Lenglen Beginning long JauAt through Tlie Olants, from whom little was feated her at Cannes, the only major BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. trained since 1919. has becom* Just BY WALTER R. McCALLUM. in her she keeps the calm championships' since 1921, her first th? West with a five-game lead over when the race play, setback in Helen's" career. expected began, have another Yale tradition. demeanor that titles being those of the Pacific Coast "Queen 7.—The now been in first for more than Located In an unpretentious building last the golfers of the pub- w 0 n h e r the July place a month. On June 2 St. Louis went near the university, the club had been are to have strength of amateur lic links going golf into the lead by beating the Chicago the place where the training tables of , Poker Face" to in the United is Cubs, 12 to 2. The day before New all major sports were laid tor 14 years. a championship cup play when she first COEN REACH Chicago, Stat^ PARKER, York had been in first place, but Its In it also v.-ere the club rooms, where AT ^Bp: came from Cal- rapidly spreading for, in real championship hold upon the position then had teams would meet with coaches to lay S!^P09|(V"181m- Jfornia to test style. WIMBLEDON TITLES ward. With the exception of TENNIS been quite precarious for about a plans for important games. SEMI-FINALS week. The club was doomed the new most George von Elm, a native of Utah, by S. G. Leoffler, who operates KEi k the top flight The Giants went Into first position house plan of Yale, which becomes effec- of the all of our amateurs a na- tive in of the golf courses In experts to win on June 4 by beating Brooklyn in September. public Tidball a ancient game. Bell, Conquered After both games of a double-header, the After breakfast for the visiting Ox- has a cup tional title have come from the Washington, put up She wore pig- scores being 2 to 0 and 6 to 1. The ford-Cambridge track stars the place FOR Middle West First Sets for was those SEEN YANKEES Two for the District public links cham- jjj^H tails in East, and South. Taking pitchers were Schumacher and Fltz- cfesed. days. Also she simmons. From that time on the « to be for in the That situation is being remedied pionship, played displayed the U. S. Tourney Tilts. Giants have held their own. though and each finds new chal- TO HOLD NIGHT RACING. title tourney which will open at eye shade which Vet, With 140, Stroke Ahead Vines, Mrs. Moody Favorites year at times by a slender margin. , has since be- With this East Potomac Park and Rock lengers for national honors de- record, therefore, they MONTREAL. July 7 '/Pi.—Following come an Br the Associated Press. feel qualified to make another the example of base ball and other ■■WHIi in Burke Over on the far side of the trip Creek Park on Monday, July 17. ed accessory of Britain—Runyan, Crawford, Dorothy veloping July 7 —Frankle Parker Into the bed lands of the West, and sports, the King's Park Jockey Club staff A of the Leoffler trophy Mn. Moodr. the courts, ri- Mississippi. of Milwaukee and Wilbur (Junior) with their pitching seemingly in has announced there will be replica Goodman of twilight winner the tour- valed only by Yanks Out. Round in Finals. Johnny Omaha Is the CHICAGO.Coen of Kansas rested good shape they hope to Increase racing at King's Park the last two day* will go to the of Only first City, today the head bank of Suzanne Lenglen. trans-Mlssissippian ever to hold as four other stars remaining in the their lead on the Cardinals. of the meeting. July 10-11. ney, and the main prize itself will the national open championship, but struggle for the National Clay Courts go to the player who wios It three I will find a half dozen By the Associated Press. September .strong tennis title, fought for places in the times. ANDREWS, Scotland, July 7.— led the 7. contenders, by tiny Nebraskan, semi-finals. course East Po- England, July A1 Parr, manager at 20 YEARS AGO Walter Hagen, American vet- gunning for the amateur title at Cln- : Parker and Coen reached the penul- tomac and who —The all-England lawn ten- Park, Harry Graham, eran, was setting the pace with clnnati. timate round yesterday, both after long a acts in similar capacity at Rock IN THE STA& nis moved for- last week a new star blazed over . sun. a 140 score as the third round championship Only battles under a blistering Parker Creek have worked out a scheme ST. Park, the bunkers when Walker of the Bell of Tex . TAU ward to a climax to- Emery Austin, MIAMI conquered Berkeley the links of the British WIMBLEDON.grand for deciding public champion- open golf tourney got University of Oklahoma won the na- coming from behind for a 7—9. 4—6. this seems better than ENOEL and Joe Boehling are day, with a clash between Ellsworth i ship year that uijder way. Paul Runyan and Billy tional Intercollegiate championship, an 6—2, 6—2. 6—2 victory. Coen also the various methods used in years. to pitch today for Washington titleholder and Amer- event that has been past Burke were the Yankees who Vines, defending the stepping stone had to go the limit to eliminate Jack at JOEin a double header the only All the entrants will play in flights against ican and Jack Crawford. to higher honors for several players. Tidball of Los New York Yankees. failed to remain the 61 left for champion, Angeles, intercollegiate their favorite courses with the flight among In winning the collegiate title, Emery 4—6, 4—6, 6—0, 8—6. 6—3. Present in the Australian star, for the men's singles champion. ■winners to meet at match play on Au- standings big the final two rounds, x defeated Rodney Bliss, another Omaha Parker and Coen will meet tomorrow. are: American—Athletics, crown. • gust 1 over both the Rock Creek and leagues Ed Dudley, second with 141, and Leo player, oompeting for Cornell. | A pair of Texans. Karl Kamrath of East Potomac Parks courses to decide Cleveland. Washington. Chicago, title—the women's and Gene with 145s; The second major Austin and John McDasirmid of Fort the ultimate victors. In other words, Boston, St. Louts, Detroit. New York. Diegel Sarazen. j be decided tomorrow, when ! Lswmb Little Improved Worth, were paired in one quarter final the final matches will be between National—New York, Philadelphia, George Dunlap, amateur; Horton Smith singles—will split one of today, with Gene Mako of Los Angeles, courses so no St. Helen Wills defending cham- MORELAND, already the two big public player Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Densmore with were Moody, Tenn . Shute, 14fi. the amateur won and Robert Bryan, Chattanooga, can say his has an advantage Louis. Boston and Cincinnati. faces Round, British ranking golfers McDasirmid opponent the other Americans with the best pion, Dorothy - southpaw, in the other. the Eddie Plank. Athletics' is GUSthe trans Mississippi through thorough familiarity with pitcher, of Helen amateur advanced Wednesday and Kamrath Ed shutout rec- chances. player, conqueror yesterday championship for the second consecu- layout. threatening Walsh's eliminated Dick Covington. Ashville. ord. Walsh has blanked the had 153 and Burke had 159, Jacobs. American champion, from Ber- tive year by defeating Lawson Little opposi- Runyan ' N. C.. 6—1. 6—4. Bryan de- Plank has turned to out of the of San Francisco on the yesterday. Schedule L*id Out tion 55 times and pass picture. keley. Calif. thirty-sixth feated J. Gilbert Hall of New York. the trick 53 times. hole. Little's great improvement during for the are Qualifiers. Both American finalists, but especial- 6—4. 6- -4. and Mako removed Fritz championship The Cornell and American Secur- the year is indicated in his ability to Walter Detroit 08—72—140 ruled favorites in ex- Pa , 6—2. accepted at both Rock Creek Hagen. ly Mrs. Moody, Moreland to the al- Mercur, Bethlehem, 6—2, being ity & Trust Co. nines will face to- Ed Dudle>. Concord ville. Pa. 70—^1—141 cut carry home green, ENTRIESand East Potomac and an pert forecasts. Mrs. Moody has Parks, morrow and in decisive Abe Mitchell. St. Albans, Ens- though the Texan played the final 18 Saturday down all so far in straight 3 8-hole Qualification round will be land 74—68—142 opposition In 67 strokes. Moreland's game also Capital City League games. Fred Robertson. England.... 71—71—142 Miss Round seems fore- at each course on Monday. July sets, and over and he played The Ninth Street Christians seem •Cyril J H Tolley. England.. 70—7:1—143 has improved the past year medal Jill the doomed to defeat. Alexandria Notes 17. Following the round to be class of the East Wash- Audrey Boomer, France 74—70—144 will b? Goodman's rival the also was a well-defined outstanding qualifiers will be placed in flignts, to Henry Cotton, Waterloo. Bel- Vines public In ba'.tle at Cincinattl. ington Sunday School League. —144 in the semi- the off at match play, under the fol- gium 73—71 choice. He beat Crawford .. Seaver of Las . play Syd Easterbrook. England . 73—73—145 Charlie Angeles Is ALEXANDRIA. Va July 7 —A ape- schedule: First round to be com- finals last year, 6—2. 6—1, 6—3. lowing Joe Kirkwood, Coral Gables, another Far Western golfer of first rank, rial of the St. Mary's Celtics 20. second round to be Fla 7S—73—145 meeting pleted by July Doubles Also Listed. while up in the Pacific Northwest Don team will be held in the be SHIELDS SENT FIVE SETS William Spark, Glasgow, Scot- ball tonight completed by July 23, third round to Moe still remains a land 73—72—145 semi-finals of women's dou- top notcher, despite office of President Jess Thomas, North completed by July 27. final round in all Gene Sarazen. New York.... 72—73—145 last two seasons. sent his failure during the Fairfax street, at 7:30 o'clock. flights to be completed by July 31. Then PROVIDENCE. R. I., July 7 (/P).— Leo Diegel. Detroit 75—7 O—145 bles. also to be played today, courses Francis X. of New York over- ♦George T. Dunlap, jr., New- THEMrs. J. B. Pittman and Joan Rid- the winners in all flights at both Shields Omaha Has Pair of Ace* The have booked a game with on York 72—74—146 Rene and Eagles Every day, the papers tell of increasing prices almost ■will a 36-hole round over hauled Joe national inter- 71—75—14i'» against Mme. Mathleu play challenge Coughlin, William (Pat* Nolan. Ireland. ley the White Oak nine at Fredericksburg material and It's a matter of time 146 Elizabeth and A. James and Western for the ama- •very commodity.' only both the East Potomac Park and Rock collegiate doubles champion, in a Densmore Shute. Philadelphia 73—'73— Ryan Fretf challenge for Archie Compston. Coombe Hill 72—74—140 Mr? L. A. teur this is Sunday. before TAUBMAN'S—will be forced to Creek Park courses to decide the cham- five-set match at Agawam Miss A. M. Yorke against championship year everyone—including scorching J. H Busson. England 74—72—140 means a of into Godfree and Mrs. L. R. C. Michel!. THE to worry the Eastern is raise prices. So buy NOW—because it MONEY pions. Hunt to lead quartet stars the Ernest Whitcombe. England. 73—7.3—140 something Manager Leslie Deavers reorganiz- Little. More- IN YOUR POCKET! An entry fee of $1 is to be charged, semi-finals in the Rhode Island turf Horton Smith. Chicago 73—73—146 Yesterday's results: stars. With Goodman, ing the Rosebud A. C. nine, formerly W T. Twine, Beckenhtm. Eng- there to ac- Shields, land. Seaver. Moe, Bliss and Emery in one of the teams in this sec- and will be enough flights singles championship. top- land 73—74—147 Women's Single*. strongest the field there Is an excellent chance roster Sutherland. 2-GAL. CAN commodate all the entrants. The med- seeded entrant, downed the Californian, F E. Dennis. Blackpool. Eng- Semi-finals—Mrs. Helen Wills Moody. tion. The Includes 100% alists at both the courses will receive 6—8, 4—6, 6—1. 6—2, 6—4. land 74—73—147 United States, defeated Fraulein Hilda Krah- that the amateur championship may Taylor. Brill. Bennett. Clarke. Baccrut. PENNA. OIL D. C. Jones. England 75—72—147 ♦'»—4. ♦; —:t: Miss Dorothy as will the winners and runners- Richard T. of Hamilton Col- wlnkel. Germany. Join the open title for a years resi- Brill. J. Ewald. B. Ewald. H. prizes, Murphy Alfred H. Padgham. England. 74—74—14* defeated Miss Helen Jacobs, Murphy. j Round, England dence West of the Father of Waters. C. Deavers. up at each course. ! lege became a semi-finalist, defeating Stewart Burns. London 74—74—14N j United States. 4—0. tf—4. tl—2. M. Deavers. H. Deavers and Under this scheme, with the final Malcolm T. Hill of Waban. Mass., 9—7, Bert Gadd. England 75—73—14S j And Omaha, by the way. seems bent Farrell, New York... 77—71—148 | Men's Doubles. round to be over each course : 8—6, 7—5: Wilmer Hines. North Caro- Johnny on occupying the place Atlanta once played A. Boyer. France 7tl—72—148 Borotra and Jacques back Sam Lee of j 8emi-final—Jean held in Atlanta sent out Bob DOOR HANDLES there can be no question as to the merit lina. turned Stanford, Thomas R. Fernie. St. Annes. defeated Vernon Rirby golf. Brugnon. Prance, TENNIS HONORS DIVIDED Wfi*| Universal type to fit most all will have 7—5, 6—4. 6—3; Alfred Turner, Waban, England 70—78—148 j Nat FarQuaharson South Africa. 5 7. Jones. Alexa and Watts Gunn of the champion. He proved and Stirling 77c on. j W. H. Davies. England 70—72—148 Nunol and Jiro Ka*iiy put his to both the Mass., defeated Albert Law. New York, ; fl--4. r>—:t. *;—4: R snd while the Nebraska city has not yet ability play public J. I. Buenos Patrick jRMOrBMt! Nob 1 tn* tde Door Cruickshank. Satoh. Japan, defeated George has C. Wom- I We guarantee It Lofkloi courses. the redheaded 2—6, 7—5, 4—6, 6—1, 6—2. Ayres 73—75—14S 6—T, equalled that achievement it mad>; Walker. Kirson Take D. George Malloy, Hughes and Fred Perry. England, MOTOR to bo as fine at Locking Tm Hutflff who won the title In the woman's singles, Carolin Bab- Craig Wood. Deal. N. J „ 77—72—I4il 6—3, 6—4. 1—4i, 0—i. a start with Goodman and Bliss. Oil with Mey* lad city municipal , good OIL Peons Scotland. . . . 75—74—14!* to any will i cock of Los Cruick- •Jack McLean. en's Title—Singles Invader. sold anvwhere! last year, defend his championship, Angeles; Josephine Joe Eiar, Waco. Tex 77—72—149 Mixed Doubles. will shank of Santa TAXKKF.K! No tut in all probability the champion Ana, Calif.; Marjorie •Andrew Jamieson. Scotland. 75—75—150 Quarter-finals—Nat Farauaharson. 8outh Washington has avoided a shutout in Ayton. Scotland.. 78—72—15(1 charge for can! 49c 95c 69c not go to the National Public Links Sachs of Cambridge, Mass., and Saraha Laurie B Africa, and Miss Mary Heeley. England, de- GOTHAM RACING SHIFTS the annual women's District tennis Reginald A. Whitcombe. Dorset 76—75—151 France, and Mrs. Eileen at Portland. | Palfrey of Brookline went into the seml- feated Henri Cochet. While the final Tourney •C Ross Somerville, London,- Bfnnett. Whitting,stall. England. 4—'t, championships. singles i finals. 73—78—151 GALLON DICE QEAR Ontario 10—S. 6—4: Jean Borotra. France, and to be this evening at 4 o'clock , Eng- at City to played BALL Fred Robson, Addington, _ NuthalJ England, defeated Ver- 22-Day Meeting Empire VACUUM JUG SHIFT National Tourney Expensive. 76—76—152 Miss Betty on the Columbia Country Club is be- land non Kirby. South Africa, and Mile. Josant Louise Hof- distance from Washington and Arthur Havers. Middlesex, Eng- Sigart. Belgium. 10—H. ?—6. rt—Btron Precede Saratoga. tween out-of-town players. GEVINSON VICTORS land go—72—152 Gottfried von Cramm and Fraulein Hilda meister of cham- LUGGAGE the expense of sending even a SHUB, J*—«3—162 Chicago, defending Alfred Perry England Krahwlnkel. Germany, defeated Miss Eliia- NEW YORK, 7 (^)—The scene Reba Kirson of Baltimore 69c RACK THE will England 70—<8—15*. July pion, and single player probably pro- Leslie Cotton abeth Ryan. United States, and Enrique of in the metro- Olin Dutra, Los Angeles.... 70—70—152 thoroughbred racing Frances Walker of this city combiner AM steel. hibit the National Capital from having RICHMOND, Va„ July 7.—Leon Shub Maier, Spain. 6—7—5. Krppi all area tomorrow shifts to Empire with Miss Kirson to win th< KIM ob rtw en entrant in National. and D. C. A. A. 135 politan yesterday food* and the Lou Gevlnson, U.. Women's Doubles. where the will run for 22 bwmpcrett*# ' City, ponies doubles crown. They defeated Mi: liquids hot entrants at Rock Creek and 128 pound boxing champions, re- Elsie Goldsack Pitt- or hampers 95c Outstanding Quarter-finals—Mrs. days before moving to Saratoga for the Hofmeister and Marion Butler of Wash- or eokl for entered for the State and PLAY AT MILWAUKEE man and Miss Joan England, defeat- Park who have city spectively, defeated Virginia PROS Ridley. man y fcocrs. Luggage Cower, 7V€ •ad snappy Nuthall and Mrs. Eileen Ben- month of August. seeded first, 3—6. 6—4. 6—3. tourney include John Connolly, who South Atlantic title holders here last ed Miss Betty ington, nett Whlttingstall, England, 6—8, 8—1». Four stakes will be decided during The Walker-Kirson duo earlier in ti;- won the Rock Creek Park tourney in night. Blue Mound Club to Be Scene of *-*• i the meeting, with the $2,000 Empire Cochran and the Larry Day, of mara- Shub scored over Pre- day vanquished Betty Spring; golf easily Anthony City Handicap topping the opening da# Marion Prltchard in the semi-fina:.- thon fame: Robert Marks. George H. zone in the feature to even scores for 8-13. 3- Tourney August card. The Empire City Derby for 6—4. 2—6. 6—2. Miss Hofmeister anc. Marlow. John M. Baer and Francis Ort- the defeat handed him by the Rich- AGAIN will be decided 7 Na- EAST VS. WEST vear-olds Saturday, July Miss Butler gained the final by de- man. At East Potomac Park the en- mond In and MILWAUKEE, July OP!.—The 6 Taubman's Stores boy recently Washington, 15. tional Professional Golfers' Association feating Charlotte Darling and Mrs tries include Claude Rippey, Ralph Ben- ; Gevlnson downed Tom Gorman. The Ea-stvlew Stakes, for 2- tournament will be held on the Blue Mati Harl Choices styled Harrison Smith, both of Philadelphia, nie. John M. Downey and many others Willie Ferry, 118-pound D. C. A. A. U. Slapdash and is down for decision 22. Club's course here Au- year-olds. July 2—6, 6—2. 6—3. •v.ho rate high In Washington public titlist, lost to Joe Gorman, Virginia and Mound Country while the Yonkers will head 8-13. in the Lassie Stakes. Handicap In the consolation singles this eve- links golf. South Atlantic champ. gst the card 29. St. N.W. tournaments will be held Saturday, July ning at 5 o'clock Doris Ferry meets 418 9th In addition to the city title, the win- The Washington tattlers represented Qualifying CHICAGO. July 12 OP).—1The Lassie In 25 sections of the country Marion Prltchard and Ruth Elliott en- 1622 N.W. ners of the first flight at both East the Jewish Community Center and their Stakes. Park's feature for 2- 7th St. to 100 Arlington gages Betty Kronman. Miss Ferry yes- Rock Parks can be foes the Richmond Y. M. C. A. The field will be limited play- POST OFFICE VICTOR. Potomac and Creek fillies tomorrow, which may won from ers. 99 of whom will In their year-old terday Frankle Wllmer by M St. N.W. called the chr.mplons of their respective • qualify as much as $37,000 in 3233 sections. Olin Dutra, winner of last carry prize Downing G. P. O.. 8-4. Post Office default in the second round and then courses. money, appears to be another of those tossers won the first half Col- the In BURROUGHS SCHOOL WINS. year's championship, Is exempt from yesterday gained semi-finals eliminating St. N.W. East-West battles. ored Departmental Base Batt League Florence Joyce In a well played tilt. 1724 14th John Burroughs School Juniors qualifying. chief contenders loom In TO JUDGE AT SHOW. The Slap- title. Reid. winning pitcher, allowed 6—2. 5—7, 6—4. Miss Elliott advanced 1111 H St. N.E. drubbed Thomson School tosseri. 9-1. dash. from the Wheatley Stables, rep- only three hits. by putting out Bc*>sy Turney, 6—3, 6—4. Amo lg those invited to act as judges yesterday on the Rosedale playground BIG SWIM FIELD resenting the East, and Mata Hari, the Ya. at the Golden Jubilee Horse Show in in the first game of a diamond series. EXPECT undefeated Dixiana Stable youngster, 500 King St., Alexandria, Madison Square Garden, New York, James Roche and James Burke pitched the hope of the West. The victory are for the winners. JOHNSON POLISH R. C. A. UcmwwI November 8-14, these Washing- More Than 100 Due to Compete for Wednesday of the Greentree Stable's mn4\ tonians: John O. Williams, for the • Dabchick in a test for lassie candidates WAX SPECIAL CRUSADER RADIO harness show and harness pony classes; District A. A. 17. Titles. has earned her consldtrable support. DOUTHIT 7»c Can JOHUON Lieut. Col. C. L. Scott, for the hunter, QUITS GAME. A record field of more than 100 Is Foil* Cleaner, and horsemanship classes, aJid KANSAS CITY, 7 OP).—Out- jumper July to take part In the District SI. JOHNSON Maj. Gen. Ouy V. Henry, chief of cav- fielder Taylor Douthlt, who was traded expected • A. A. tJ. outdoor swim- Wax, Yards alry. and Lieut. Col. Emmanuel Lom- the Cubs last week to Kan- championship by Chicago meet at 8 o'clock JOHNftON Cbeesc attache of the French sas of the ming Monday night bard. military City American Association, Pool. Entries close CWIk; al f.r Interna- has In the McKlnley embassy, for the military and announced his retirement from base at 6 o'clock with tional classes. ball. tomorrow evening military McCarty at the pool. 398. lac The meet is by the Wel- uaBotly steer tan sponsored A SWia)' fllM reOt# fare and Recreational Association, of CLINIC TRACES which Wlnfree Johnson Is athletic di- as moot Mgn-prleed sett! Handcene rector. walnut cabinet. off the ''Cedar STRAIGHT tee r.UihlnK Cloth..I3e19: BY WALTER K. MeCALLUM Door Kate H« 45-VOLT "8" SKIN Tar Bem.Ter He BATTERY. MANY 34* Neatsfoot Oil Is set 10 hence for Results of the June senior tour- I stage days golf T°P naments at were: a successful defense of its title Chevy Chase Handi- j SAFETY cap tournament, won by Col. E. A. HOW ARE YOUR woman team of by the golf the Hickman, net 74; Admiral C. B. Mc- ! LOW PRICE THEColumbia Country Club, when Vey, L. R. Eakln, H. R. Stanford and TROUBLES TO the final match of the season will be Walter G.' Peter all had 75. Putting tourney, won by Ben Miller, with a LONG WEAR TIRES on over played July 17 the Columbia was score of S3. E. O. Wagenhorst i If they're worn replace them «Mi oar course. On that date the first-place second with 57. THAT'S... guaranteed BOND CORD TIRES. Drivo Columbia team, which virtually has them any distance— anywhere—we guar- OTICES were sent out today by FAULTY SHAVING antee 100% sati*facti<»n. been deadlocked throughout most of the United States Golf Associa- or e the current season with an amazingly tion of the women's national I 30x3^ to be over the strong team from the Kenwood Golf championship, played 29x4.40 course of the Exmoor Country Club of M14.M-Z1 »4. •• and Club, will meet Kenwood Country Highland Park, 111., on August 28, 29, SCHENUIT ttiS.44-14 f 4.7* .1 S4.SS over Its own course. 30, 31 and 1 and 2. As In are to the fact that faulty shaving MiS.M-24 September awakening . . »f>.«5 the Today Columbia is in first place, with past years Washington contingent can lead to serious skin troubles. A recent report **I«.*4-It i«.T» will be led to the championship by 44-21 V7.1* Kenwood and Chevy Chase deadlocked MEN Clinic to the results *Si«. Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes of Columbia, issued by the Gillette Skin points lor second place, both with point totals leader of women's in this section. golf of a nationwide survey and derma- INNER TUBES of be from woman among physicians of one and one-half points back Entries will received TIRES two > iwii 85, as that can cause oc Qaarmni«ftil up to 6, In- further evidence shaving »l4.44. NI4.M. the leader. The others are out of the players having handicaps for tologists clusive. as rated by the sectional golf Why Pay 50°/0 More skin disorders. rare for first place. association, which means that any aggravate one of The Columbia team, lacking a handicap of 6 or less Other Firat Line Tireu? nose player having "This states the clink, its the stars of last year, contritffcd to in the Women's District Golf Asso- investigation," through Self-Vulcanizing at 13-PLATE BATTERY out Woodmont in matches yesterday, ciation list is eligible to compete. have head, an eminent dermatologist, "confirms our find- TIRE RELINERS the score of 8 to Schenuits passed Wocdmont. winning by Entries will close with Mrs. H. Gllllg that irritation lessens the Bold with written Mi SH 1, while Congressional trounced Ken- Woman's Committee, every Bureau of Stand- ings shaving self-protective guaranteet Price 10x4.4# BeVz, secretary. 33x4.40 wood same But the big and includec allowance by the margin. U. 8. G. A., on August 12. They must test. And there's action of the normal skin favors skin trouble. for old 30x4.40 Chase ards battery. was made by the Chevy Merlon road. Otbera at similar 28x4.74 splash be sent to Mrs. Betz at 18 to normal skin can avoided of leaders to a full uncondi- Irritation the be low $2m 551165' team. Par back the up Merlon, Pa., accompanied by the $5 year's by using pTtOflB. found an easy yesterday. Chevy Chase entry fee. tional guarantee to pro- a sharp blade after proper preparation of the face." victim In a weak Army-Navy team, of Indian Mrs. Betty P. Meckley t e c t non-commercial Trio HOOD LACING; it beat by 14 points to 1, to move In an New which Spring was the only local qualifier In face of these facts, stated .1 19c distance of thfe authoritatively by HORNS %-Hich up within striking the ch&mplonshlp at Salem. Mass., last usei^s ! (Adjustments AIR 8S* the team able can understand such %-inch, leaders Chevy Chase is only She was beaten In the first round dermatologist, you why this year. made on monthly basis.) which has beaten Columbia year. by Virginia Van Wie of Chicago, who extreme care is taken in the manufacture of "BLUB .89 Beaver Dam downed SNUBBER .In other matches went on to win the title. Compare these factory in with other -. 9c Washington, 84 to 6&, and Indian BLADES". By actual test, competition WEBBING; ft. to 5^. prices: 1 defeated Manor, 9'i First place In the white elephant the "BLUB BLADE" from to 8pring blades, proved 23% attached. Mafccc ar J. Marvin Haynes, Middle Atlantic at Manor went to ■Mily Op«n Mrs. tourney yesterday your car sound like a had the best a of 29x4.40-21 $4.15 This is but one of and District champion, Mrs. T. N. Beavers, with card 42% sharper. many advantages you Packard 1 Hear It at our SMe-WIng Mrs. BE- S score of the day, an 88. while 98—18—80. Mrs. H. K. Beck won sec- 30x4.50-21 4.60 when with the "BLUE BLADE" ■tore—and BUY Ventilators $2.9 you shave FORE PRICE fo«B upl Ralph Goldsmith shot a 91 in defeat- ond place with 107—23—84. Mrs. Beck get W. runner-up with a card of 28x4.75-19 4.95 ing Mrs. J&nves Beller,, won the putting contest Let the "BLUE BLADE" you avoid skin irritation fpr the Columbia title last year. 32. Mrs. J. W. Cramer and Miss Neliife 28x5.25-18 6.05 help ?rr.!^c Bands Mae Neff tied for second with totals ■ and obtain unusual comfort. Try it tomorrow G. PITT and Maurice Nee 29x5.50-19 6.90 shaving 4- tARRY of 34. Razor Maas. will have to wait until Sunday Gillette Safety Co., Boston, pe!meti -PEE * 31x6.00-19 7.80 morning. flH have a chance to & before they Employes of the Woodward Lothrop 32x6.00-20 8.10 dtart their exhibition match series with store will play In the first of their usual not do It FENDER a victory. And they may Summer golf tournaments tomorrow at 31x6.50-19 11.25 TILLOTSON a FLAPS; Pr_ 16c ®en. They started of! with licking East Potomac Park, starting at 7 a.m. CARBURETORS at the hands of Roger Pea- who has handled the r.r For4 M.4H A ♦sterday "Pete" Anderson, m the District amateur champion, In the will officiate. K-FIECESOCKETa9 q <)Dck, tourneys past, again SET in imtal bwf*'®3 and George DifTenbaugh, at Indian SCHENUIT the home club duo winning by $3.09 Spring, meet Mel The newest aad most HOOD ANTI-RAT- 4. Sunday they will MOBOmleal madet 6 and Ttqr TLERS for aM 10c and A1 Treder at Manor. ALLVIEW COUNTRY CLUB Gillette m standard agalpmeiit Shorey Peacock was in fine fettle yesterday, ELLICOTT CITY, MD. RUBBER CO. •Wi not an. Bar at tee shots and CRAB NETS; with walloping out tremendous Rate* was around Reducut 25c putting like a champion. He 2025 14th St N.W. BLADES Indian course in Saturdays, Sundays and BLUE « the lengthy Spring Dif- 4000 71. even par, to lead the quartet. Holidays, 18 Holes $1.00 North Nee ELECTRIC fenbaugh had 73, Pitts was 75, and Wetl Dsn 75c fans$2.49 had 77. The home club pair were 3 NiaMrtf Holes Unlimited ol 33. u# at Ufc turn with * beat ball