Bob Jones Is Master Golf Stylist According to Horton Smith GREAT PRO COPIES Some Unfriendly Hugging COX EARNS FAVOR Hunter Craves to Match Clouts With Golf Sluggers Big Scot, Nearing 50, Still Can Smack ’em—May Take on Thomson and Little Here.

OF BT W. R. McCALLUM. 15'4-ounce driver and still finds and I can't one that ATLANTAN’S SWING GRAPPLE FANS get past sign,” one, only but two, golf ball*, which himself able to knock the ball a he said. “I think It’s farther than MONRO HUNTER, the tall carried far over the targe; 250 respectable distance. that.” Edinburgh Scot, who still yards away. Feet Lined Tosses Mazurki With Ease Far out in the practice field, "Maybe you aren't hitting ’em Stance Square, remains in our book the atop a hiil which looks 'oo far just right," Monro said. “Maybe Monro Hunter may not be the Up Founu Getting Best After Latter Wrestles longest hitter of a golf away to be hit with anything but a you think you can hit one past best golfer in the wcrld, but he ball in the world, with all the re- rifle, stands a big board target with that sign,” the chap countered. rates In our book as just about the which Thomson and “250 in I Monro Results on Links. Himself Weary. spect Jimmy the legend. yards,” printed "Yep, can," said and the longest smacker of a golf ball we Lawson Little deserve for their big, white letters on it. Some pret- battle was on. "For how much?” have seen and we've watched 'em BY W. R. McCALLUM. OE COX’S ambition to become colossal clouting, would like to ty good hitters, guys proud of said the ambitious guy. "Oh, all. The big man from Edinburgh, years out of the national Washington’s No, 1 wrestling put on a little driving contest with their skill with the driver, come about 100 bucks," said Monro. That nearing 50 years of age, still can championship picture and never villain was considerably fur- these masters of the art of wal- out to that school to wallop the tamed down the ambitious one smack ’em a respectable distance. a serious threat in the one thered last night as the burly loping a golf pellet from here to ball. But few 6f them can knock and he drew farther into his shell Put Monro in there with Thomson SIXtournament in which he plays journeyman returned to Turner’s there. Out at the driving school the pill as far as that target. Not when Monro offered to bet him, and Little and there would be each year, Robert T. Jones, jr., remains Arena to pin Mike Mazurki, former on Wisconsin avenue, where Monro so long ago a husky fellow with a 10 to 1, he could do it. There plenty of jaw-dropping and “Oh- the links idol of the man who won Manhattan College foot ball star. holds forth nowadays, busy from pretty good swing came to Hunter wasn’t any bet made—finally— ing” and ''Ah-ing.” It might be two of the major money tournaments Rougher and more robust since his morning to night giving lessons, with a crack that he thought that but just to satisfy the doubter, arranged when Lawson and Jimmy 250 Monro of the past Winter season. last appearance here, Cox improved the old master of the tee shot tries target was more than yards took out his big driver with hit Washington on their tour of Horton Smith, the self-made golfing his ranking as a pachyderm pest be- his hand once in a while with his away. “I can hit a ball 250 yards the "tin” shaft and pelted not the land next Summer. Tnan from Springfield. Mo., twice win- fore such celebrities as J. Edgar Hoo- ner of the Bobby Jones tournaments ver, Senator Pat Harrison and Buck • t Augusta, thinks Jones is the finest Newsom. Buck received the greatest PUBLIC LINKS W.-L. TRACKMEN AHEAD stylist of golf and has made him his ovation ever tendered at the anemic BODY No. 1 idol—the man after whom he cauliflower center. j Capture Every First Place in patterns his swing. It was rather a boring session for 'SVRAMSVIT ©HE IMi TOE AGAIN FORMED HERE Allowing the differences in build the chubby Cox, who allowed Mazurki by W. R..MSCALLUM Meet With Hyattsville. (Horton is over 6 feet tall, while Bob to apply his most punishing holds. EALLSTON. Va., April 17—Sweep- is around 5 feet 8‘^ inches in height', Joe co-operated with mumbling Mike, Would Control Municipal Events clubs will stage level for the Kenwood ing every first place, Washington-Lee Horton has fashioned his swing closely however, and ran the gamut of emo- golf 36—70, par events over the week- course. Chin scored a 71, with Cox U. S. G. A. High School's crack track team after that of Jones and freely admits'! tions until it was his turn to twist, coming Recognition by end as the links season gains bagging a 72 and Toda 75. The Jap- swamped Hyattsville High. 112-10, yes- that Robert Tyre of the Atlanta | Joe Cox, winner of last night’s grappling affair at Turner’s Ends as Fans Leave. Being Sought. rREEimpetus. Congressional will anese left last night for New York. terday in a dual meet at the Washmg- Joneses is the finest of a golf Mazurki as Bortniek is in as most were leav- swinger Arena, and Mike romp Referee left spectators had the third time in ton-Lee stadium. *■JUST stage a mixed Scotch foursome, while One up at the turn after Chin history public club the world over. Some other the rear yelling for them to rerestle. —Star Staff Photo. Cox took a series of body J70R lng. at Manor the lads will hold their an- holed a run-up shot from behind the links golfers of Washington have Fred Lehmann, the Little Generals’ people may disagree on this point, but slams before ending the session after nual dogwood blossom tourney, a ninth green, the Japanese fell be- an organization. The new D. C. Pub- I versatile all-round star; Stuart John- Bob is enough for Horton, the with a slam good 32 minutes bruising body in where both lie Links Golf Association, son, Martin Ball and Leonard the little advance of the coming of hind at the sixteenth, organized Dewev man who won the Biltmore and of his own. BIG DAY IN SPORTS Minor the dogwood. At Argyle another MacKenzie and Cox bagged bird 3s. last night at a meeting at East Po- scored two victories apiece for the Augusta tournaments last Winter, two Leagues Doc Len Hall showed local mat fans International. kickers’ tourney will be held. tomac Park, probably will have a winning team. affairs which to be the big- new that wasn't happened a hold appreciated A NDY OLIVERI, ruddy-faced pub- longer life than its It Results: season. Toronto, 7; Newark, 5. predecessors. money affairs of the Winter when he a French on a AHEAD FOR MIDDIES clamped harp YUHILE the Japanese may be many lie links junior champion, was seeks as its aims recognition by the 120-yard high hurdles—Won by Stuart Baltimore, 15; Buffalo, II. Johnson (W.-L. • Time, 10 7 seconds. Steve Znoski to win In 19 minutes. from a national favorite to win the Rock Creek Is Keen. Montreal, 3. years away open today United States Golf Association and loo-yard dash—Won by Mariln Ball Competition 9; Albany, consists of a com- OB hasn't won the Augusta tour- public golf Washington. 1-mile run—Won American Association. bination reverse arm stretch, full Nel- final round by Leonard Dewey Base Tennis question that the natural deftness and shots in the against Officers were chosen as follows: (W -L i. Time 4 minutes 55 seconds nament,” Horton said. But you Rowing, Track, Ball, St. Paul, 7: Columbus. 6. son and a healthy kick In the ribs. skill of the new crop of linksmen "Kaiser” Bill Wilhelm. Thomas W. /aJ**°'yard dash—Won by Fred Lehmann realize that he is Kines, president; James (U -L • 55 must up against on for Tomorrow 8; 3. and Jack Hader toiled Tune. seconds Program Louisville, Milwaukee, Abe Goldberg from the Land of the Rising Sun is Oliver!, who bagged a 68 at Rock H. 2:!<»-yard low the finest competition in golf, and Allen, vice president; Eddie hurdles—Won by 8tuart Pacific Coast. to a wearisome 30-mlnute draw, while going to them in the forefront Creek Park two days ago, whipped John-on fW.-L >. Time .*11 seconds place vice Dave *1 — the tournament ‘cold' at Naval Stolark, president: Herman, ■* y a r d that he comes to Academy. forced Joe Tontl to dash Won by Mamn Ball Oakland. 6; San Diego. 2. Scotty McDougall of world within a very few Bill co-medalist, by 2 and 1 1 'W *L Time. 24 ft seconds in a The other have had golfers Seay, secretary. Mel Shnrey, East Potomac way. boys '•uncle” with a reverse arm lock run—Won bv Leonard Dewey ANNAPOLIS, April 17—Tomorrow Seattle, 6; San Francisco. 2. say years. No one who witnessed the ex- in one semi-final yesterday, while /t«. P"yard the advantage of playing in a number Park pro, will serve as chairman of (\\ -L * Time 2 minutes 15 seconds. be one the in after 16 minutes of mediocre will of big days sports Portland. 4; Los Angeles, 0. milling. hibition match at Kenwood yesterday Wilhelm went to the last hole to the Board, whose members Shornut— Won by Fred Lehman (W.-L). of tournaments, while Bob plays in Advisory Distance rift feet 10 inches at the Nary Academy with rowing, Sacramento, 6; Missions, 1. Tonti's reputed 7-inch chest expansion and saw tiny Torchy Toda and skinny beat Bob Leapley. one. also will include Ed Burns. Rock Creek Pole vaui- Won bv Joe Minnick (W.-L.l. only << track, base ball and tennis on the wasn't. Chick Chin come within Inches of -•- He:eh» fee* p inches. I have been to pro- Southern Association. Park manager, and Harold Bowers "Of course, lucky The could be summed bv Linauest Robinson gram. whole evening holding two of our better pros even 1 i.P1lcus—t?nn win the tournament twice. My putter Atlanta. 6; Chattanooga. 5. TAKOMA TIGERS TO DRILL. West Potomac Park manager. VLJ Do.ttnce lo.'t f-et 7’, Inches The lacrosse team has an off day up by the “so what?" expression on have any doubt that the Japanese one Hi ah '(imp -Won b.v Jim Down . was hot on the last this Little Rock. 11; Memphis, 8. The public parks golfers will meet H-icht 5 « very day Newsom face. Takoma Tigers are to drill at 5:30 mche« and the golfers will contest at Prince- 4 s'rugged day soon will be challenging seriously Broad jump- Won year. It had to be to win such a Nashville, 5; Knoxville. again April 28. to draw up a consti- by Wheeler (W -L ) ton. •-• — -- for the major titles. o'clock this afternoon and tomorrow Distance. :.0 feet 7 inches. tournament from such a field.” Birmingham, 5: New Orleans. 4. tution and to arrange a schedule for i good — on the Silver Spring diamond in —--• Columbia will furnish the opposi- In the of Ambassador Saito * That's the way Horton is—a big, Texas. presence the year. tion on the with its NET VICTOR preparation for their game at Coles- who his water, varsity, ROOSEVELT and several high officials of the Japa- SEEKS SUNDAY FRAY. good-looking youngster pulled Beaumont, 8: San Antonio. 0. ville junior and freshman crews. Sunday. golf game up by the bootstraps back varsity Dallas. 7; Fort Worth. 2. nese Embassy the two brown men Georgetown A C. diamonders. who Events are: Takes Measure of Baltimore High missed a tie with Roland MacKenzie will in 1928 by constant practice, a sound Tulsa, 5; Oklahoma City, 3. BALL FRANCHISE OPEN practice tomorrow at 5 p.m. on the 1 15 p.m track—Varsity vs. Princeton. of and Cox of based on that of Bob Jones d Congressional Wlffy West Ellipse field, desire a for 6wing 2 m base ball—Varsity vs. Richmond. .»- School Team, 4-3. Mat Matches game and a determination to swing the club. 2:30 p.m.. tennis—Varsity vs. Maryland. Kenwood by only an inch or so, when Sunday. Call Manager A1 Crampton 3pm. rowing—Columbia vs. Navy: first MRS. HELAN IS WINNER. Special Dispatch to The Star. to the match By the Associated Press. Prince Georges County League to ‘'Swinging the club should be the race. Navy Plebes vs. Columbia Freshmen. Toda’s putt square at West 2908-W after 4:30. aim of Horton 3:30 p m—Junior varsity crews. Mrs. Frank A. Helan won the penny- BALTIMORE, Md„ April 17.—With brushed by the cup on the eighteenth CHICAGO.—Jim McMillen. 215, every golfer,” says. 4 p Operate With Six Teams. m.—Varsity crew-s. and threw Orville •'Personally I think too much has been i P m., base ball—Plebes vs. St. Albans. a-putt tourney, opening event of the Johnson, Royal Greenberg sweep- hole. Antioch, HI., Brown, 225, first at was 42:45. written and spoken about the many season for Manor Club women, yester- ing the three singles matches, One down this spot, Toda Lawrence. Kans, One more team is needed to com- Roosevelt tennis team of the one to reach the He D. C.—Joe the roster of the factors that enter into the golf swing, Figures on Navy Crews. day, using only 15 putts for the nine- High School's only green. WASHINGTON, Cox, plete Prince Georges HERCULES affair. Marian Brown and Mrs. Washington clinched a 4-3 victory three-putted when two putts would 228, Kansas City, threw Mike Mazurkl, County Base Bali League, which or- and not enough about swiging the Boating. Name. Are. Hgt. Wgt hole HYDRAULIC DUMPS club. The man after whom I have Bow-G. Fowler_ 22 6:3 166 J. E. Nell tied for second place, both over Forest Park High here yesterday have squared the match, missing a 4- 226, New York, 26:00. ganized last week with five teams. | 2 -O C Bullard... 20 5:11 1T3 Braced A Rub a and Johnson teamed to footer. Nor were the at N. J.—Ivan Those entered are ™ ™ Heavy patterned my own swing—Bobby Jones 3 -Ed Hoffman_ 23 6:1 182 using 16 putts. when Royal Japanese CAMDEN, Managoff, already Riverdale, 4 -A F Sides Rail —insists that the club must be Fleming.. 23 6 1 178 -•- triumph in the doubles. Results: any great disadvantage off the tee. 220, Russia, defeated George Koveriy. Prince George Athletic Club. Lanham. Duty swung. 5 -A B j Yates 20 6 4 183 (Roosevelt) defeated 6 G. H Singles—Johnson They were very nearly as long as 215. Kansas Citv. two out of three falls. Cottage City and Ardmore. will He accomplishes this swinging in the Whiteside. 18 6:4 185 Goldsmith, ft—1. ft—2: Royal Cramer i2l. Manush '2>. Foxx (2). R Ferrell Welch Errors— pionship, but he will do just that some Higgms i2>. Newsome. H Johnson. Cronin. Kroner. Welch day. Any guy who is as sound as Runs batted in—Newsom® i2>. Warstler. Puccinelll Poxx |3>, Ma- Horton can't be kept out of the cham- nush (2>. Kroner (21. Werber McNair. much longer. Welch. Two-base hits—R. Johnson Puc- pionship cineUi. Newsome. McNair Three-base hit —Werber. Home run—Foxx. Sacrifice— H Johnson. Double plays—Newsome to Warstler. Melillo to Cronin to Foxx. Cro- nin to Melillo to Foxx. Left on bases— Injuries Philadelphia. 8: Boston. 13. First base on balls—Off H. Johnson 6: off Doyle. 2: off Welch. 1. Struck out—By H. Johnson. 2: by Doyle. 1: by Welch. 3. Hits—Oft H. (Continued From First Page.) Johnson. f> in 6^3 innings; off Doyle. 2 in 1innings Hit by pitched ball—By H. Johnson f McNair). Passed balls— Giants notched their third straight Hayes (2). Losing pitcher—H. Johnson. win over Brooklyn, 7-6. The tying and winning runs crossed the plate in the ninth inning, when Jordan and PIRATES, 7; REDS, 4. Lindstrom of the Flatbushers col- At Cincinnati: lided while attempting to catch what Pittsb'h AB.H.O.A. Cinnatl. AB.H.O.A. AUGUSTA, GA.; April 2 and 3—Do most men Jensen.tf 4 12 0 Cuyler.cf. 5 12 to be an 0 appeared easy fly. P.W-n-r.rt 3 0 4 0 K p rts.2b 3 13 3 name ... or by taste? That's Hafey.cf .3120 tchapm'n 1100 buy cigars by V ahan 4 Pirates Take First Defeat. ss 0 3 2 Th n w.2b 0 0 0 0 we wanted to know—for it’s taste alone Sunr lb 4 15 1 Herman.lf 4 1 1 0 what T3ARTELL, who was fined $25 for L eettoTlb 3 1 1 1 L bardl.c, 4 15 1 3 To find the with Van Wed- Young.2b 13 2 Riggs.Sb 3 0 2 0 that gives smoking pleasure. battling Mungo Padden.c 3 14 1 Oman.rf. 4 15 0 nesday, was confined to his home •Schulte 1 0 0 0 M'Q’nn.lb 4 2 8 1 answer, we made a taste test among the gal- | 2 0 0 1 Myers.ss 4 3 15 a bruised with the Weayer.p. nursing leg along tDickshot 1 0 0 0 H'worth.n 3 10 1 at the Masters’ Golf Tournament. grippe, but Mungo was back on the lery Totals 31 6 24 8 Totals 35 12 27 11 firing line. He relieved Ed Brandt test •Batted for Padden in ninth. We gave each smoker who made the in the fifth and baffled his old foes ; Batted for Weaver in ninth. JBatted for Kampouris in eighth. two unidentified White until the game slipped from his grasp cigars—a Vintage Pittsburgh _ in the ninth. 102 000 100—4 Cincinnati __ loo 300 21x—7 Owl and another—representing the leading As the Senators were dropping their Runs—Jensen. P. Waner. Hafey. Yount, 1 brands. No names . •. first game in three starts, the Pirates Cuyler. Kampouris. Herman. Goodman. nationally advertised McQuinn. Myers (2). Errors—Hafey also were getting their first taste of I Myers <2>. Runs batted in—Hafey Suhr to them. Each «2) no familiar bands prejudice defeat. The 1 Padden. Cuyler. Chapman. Lombardi. Cincinnati Reds hung Goodman «2). Myers. Hollingsworth. Two- man smoked both indicated the up their first victory of the year as j base hits—Lavagetto. Myers Three-base cigars—then downed the 7-4. Bud hits—Young. McQuinn. Home runs— they Bucs, Hafey Hafey. Cuyler. Goodman. Sacrifices— one he liked best. 87% preferred White Owl whaled out his second homer of the Weaver. Hollingsworth. Double plays—* Myers to there in the first while Kampouris to McQuinn; Hol- VETERAN SMOKERS—and with its taste. year inning, Cuyler lingsworth to Myers to McQuinn. Left on Vintage-tobacco and Goodman of the Reds hit for bases—Pittsburgh. 5: Cincinnati. 7. First were lots of them in the gallery at base on round bails—Off Weaver. 2: off Hol- to detect the trips. lingsworth. 4. Strikeouts—By Weaver. 3; Augusta—were quick Only 500 fans turned out to see the by Hollingsworth. 4. Umpires—Messrs. Goetz. Klein and Sears. Time of game— better taste of Vintage tobacco. Phillies down the Boston Bees, 7-5. 2:00. But you don’t have to be an expert MORE SMOKING PLEASURE The Bees went into the eighth inning a White Owl. ... White Owl is a double trailing, 7-1, tallied three runs on a to appreciate Vintage Today’s homer by Hal Lee and came back to CUBS, 5; CARDS, 3. Many young smokers find it the “best buy.” It’s a Vintage cigar— get another in the ninth inning before At St. Louis: only cigar mild enough to suit them. and It’s larger, too. Look at this their was Chicago. AB. H. O. A. St. L. AB. H. O. A. rally checked. Galan.cL 5 110 Moore,cf. 4 2 6 0 reason for White actual-size picture. The Tigers-Indians, Browns-White Her an.2b 5 14 4 Prisch.2b 4 13 4 There’s good Klein.rf _. 3 12 0 J Box games were Ma’n.3b 4 111 Owl’s the Compare White Owl with your postponed because of Hartnett.c 4 2 0 1 Med'ick If 4 2 2 1 mildness Vintage cold D maree lf 5 1 0 0 weather. Collins.lh 4 15 0 filler are the mildest kind present brand. Taste the Vintage Grimm, lb 4 2 0 1 Davis.c .4140 tobaccos -.- Hack..lb.. 3 10 2 Scoffic rf 4 2 4 0 that Once discover the better tobacco—see the extra size. Jurges.ss_ 3 0 13 Ank'an.ss 3 O 2 1 grows. GIANTS. 7: DODGERS. 6. French.p. 3 111 P Dean.p. 3 0 0 1 taste of a White Owl—and Wherever you are, you can get •Mize_ 10 0 0 Vintage At New York: that : set for life. It’s one that the same mild Vintage cigar Brooklyn AB. H. O A New York AB. H O A Totals.35 l(i 27 12 Totals. 35 10 27 8 you’re cigar ft 1 n 0 ft Ee'srdt.rf. J.Moore.lf. ft 0 3 •Batted for P. Dean in ninth. never varies in won these taste tests. It costs but Bord'y.rf. ft ft ft o W'head.2b 4 14 7 quality. Cooney.cf. 4 2 2 0 Ott.rf-ft 1 ft o Chicago_ooo 040 010—5 at nearest store. i St. Louis- 020 000 010—3 5(? your cigar Frey.2b. _ 3 1 2 4 Leiber.cf- ft 3 2 1 L'strom.lf. 5 3 10 Leslie.lb 4 2 13 1 Runs—Galan. Herman. Klein. Hack. Bucher 3b S 1 ft 2 J'ckson.3b 3 12 1 Jurges. Moore. Medwick, Collins. Errors— / Bassett.ib 4 2 16 O Mancuso.c 3 12 3 8coffic. Ankenman (2). Runs batted In— Jordan.**. 4 2 15 Koenig,ss. 4 2 13 Davis. P. Dean. Medwick. Galan (2). Hart- Berres.e.- 4 14 0 Fitzs ons.p O ft 0 0 nett. Demaree. Grimm. Two-base hits—• 3 0 ft 1 Smith.p.. noon Grimm. Medwick. Davis. J. Martin. Hack. E-andt.p.UngO.P- 1 0 0 0 tEnglish. 10 0 0 Stolen base—J. Martin. Sacrifices—Anken- CofTman.p 2 0 13 man. French. Double plays—Herman to P 1 Terry 10 0 0 Juries, Jurges to Herman to Grimm. Mar- tin to Collins. Left on bases—Chicago, 9: i Totals-3?f 13*26 12 Totals—37 IT 27 19 St Louis. 6. First base on balls—OH P. Dean. 4. Struck out—By when run scored. French. 8; by | *Two out winning P. Dean, 2. fBatted for Smith in the second, iBatted for Coffman in the ninth. Brooklyn_4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0—« New York_03003000 2—7 ON THE FAIRWAYS... at the tees... every- Run*—Eckhardt. Cooney. Frey, Llnd- Last strom. Bucher <2). Whitehead (21. Ott, Fights Night where around the course at America’s premier Lelber. Leslie (2>. Jackson. Error—Les- By the Associated Press. lie. Runs batted in—Lindstrom. Bucher golf event, wherever the tests were made, the (2). Jordan (2). Koenig <21. Berres. Lelber DAYTON, Ohio.—Clarence “Red” (3i, Leslie. Mancuso. Two-base hits—Leibef results were the same—in favor of White Owl’s (2l. Sacrifice—Frey. Double play—Koe- Burman, 178, New York, knocked out nig to Whitehead to Leslie. Lelber to Eddie Vintage mildness and rich fragrance. Whitehead. Left on bases—New York. 7: Slake. 194, South Bend. Ind. (2). Brooklyn. R. First base on balls—Off PLAINFIELD. N. J.—Wild Cat Sports writers, players, spectators, caddies Fitzsimmons. 1: oil Brandt. 2; off Coff- O'Connor. 142, Carbondale. Pa., out- man. 1: off Mungo. 1. Struck out—By ... men from many walks of life joined in mak- Smith. 1: by Brandt. 2: by Coffman. 3: pointed Six-Second Powell, 146, Plain- Mungo. 2. Hits—Off Fitzsimmons. 5 ing the test—and look at the results. Over four by field (8). in 1-3 inning: off Smith. 2 in l 2-3 i-- ; nlngs: off Coffman. 6 in 7 Innings: off to one in favor of White Owl! Brandt, ft in 4 2-3 innings; oil Mungo. 2 In 4 innings. Wild Ditch—Brandt. Win- ning Ditcher—Coffman. Losing pitcher— Mungo Umpires—Mr. Baiianfant. Mr. Reardon and Mr Barr. Time of game—Two hours 33 minutes.

JAPANESE NINE AHEAD. JACKSONVILLE, Tex., April 17 UP). *-Tokio Giants defeated the Jackson* YlUe Jax of the East Texas League, White Owl LI to 3, in an exhibition game here. I 5* ft 4. 4