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1932-01-10 [P Mac Smith Ahead in Los Angeles Open : Capital Golf Leaders Change Rapidly Flyweight Champ and W elter FIS Pinetzki, Polish Importation and Colossus SCORES FEW 63 'DEPRESSION Of Mat Will Here This Week Flash on Ring Card Game, Grapple Nursery 10 TROUBLE GOLF IN 17,500 TOURNEY CHAMPION and a top-notcher will appear In the weekly show at Portner’s Arena No Winners of ’23 Makes “In Nine” With A boxing $90,000 Purse for Winter Tourney Scot Tuesday night on the Alex- card. The champ to Be Found in Present Golf andria Day Nursery's Meets Only $11,000 Shy 32 Strokes—Other U Midget Wolgast, recognized by the New York and Commis- of Victors. Stars Do Well. Pennsylvania of Last Season’s. Group sions as ruler of the flyweight division, and Buster Brown, contender for the BY W. R. B.v the Associated Press. MeCALLCM. BV BRIAN BELL. welterweight title and star of Max 9 Th* Win- recent years there has come ANfaELEE, January 9 — Waxman’s stable. HICAGO, January will ofT with Billy ter's annual gold rush of golf about a radical change In the Macdonald Smith, a ailent Wolgast square blonde from Norfolk, is on and there'* plenty of winning of the major Carnoustie Lenders, ripper IN golf Scot from by LOS and Brown will meet Sammy Braunstein, gold to be found. tournaments about Washing- San vay of New York and adminis- local Marine. Both bouts are Albert R. Gates, business ton. Take a mental back of popular As- journey Francisco, stepped out in front scheduled for eight rounds. trator of the Professional Golfers' that, desnlt.e be to 1922, which Is 10 to lead the appearance wdl be the first sociation, today estimated Bo PtNBTZKI, Mid to just years 131 of his fellows today Wolgast's $90,- time since Harry Greb showed at Kenil- business conditions, approximately wrestling's most colossal flg- back and cast a reflective eye over the Los open would be distributed first round of Angeles worth that a champion has been seen 000 in prize money throughout hit. the recent Polish impor- the list of winners of the tourneys with a sparkl- in action in this vicinity. The Midget in the Winter tournaments golf championship an estimate only who shades even in that has just returned from the Coast, where the West and South, tation year. In those days Chris ine 69. com- a of rated the $11,000 short of last Winter's big Prlmo (’ainera by couple inches veteran, who tied for the open he laced Speedy Dado, widely J. Dunphy, Guy M. Standifer, The bined of $101,000. and of has been of the United States second best flyweight in the country. purse plenty poundage, championship more to nor- Joe Turner for 'Valter R. Tuckerman and Roland no sug- Brown is well known here. He "Golf has held nearly landed by promoter more than 21 years ago. gave Buster the mal than any other sport through an here. in the day that he was whipped Mike Sarko at the Midcity appearance MacKenzie were the topliners of gestion early MIDGET WOLGAST. economic crisis,” Administrator has been to ahow the Hillcrest Country Arena last Summer and recently met present Plnet/.ki signed about to take report * for the first time amateur golf around Washington. later on. He Baltimore in a 10- Norfolk lad cannot Gates said. "Major leagues In Washington Club's golf ccmrse apart Benny Leonard at out that the stop atendancc dur- and 15 cent decline in next Thursday, when he will tackle The year 1922 was a Dunphy year. In 37 strokes, two over par round bout. Leonard defeated Brown a left hand, a weapon with which per was out the 1931 season. Foot ball at De- Don Del.nun In a a with action. a master. ing special prelimi- Closely pressed Roland enough for an ordinary performer, after match bristling Wolgast is to 30 cent. by MacKenzie, good about. cember fell off from 15 per nary at tlie Washington Auditorium. to grow enthusiastic Landers is an idol of local ring folk. Braunstein, although he lost to Harry who then was last as a but nothing has taken a tremendous tumble Plnetalcl has never been pinned coming along back the fireworks started Not once in six visits to rings in this ICid Groves last week, is a great favorite Boxing Coming Yet tournament mat some, Joe tournament winner, and M. hole and a 9- I in popular appeal. to the and including by Guy with a birdie 3 at the tenth vicinity has he failed to give the cus- with the fans. Groves had had a fine Summer and is start- Turner, aver it is next to impossi- Standifer, who had won the District to follow, the final tomers a run for their in the and many golf three more birdies money. pound pull weight Winter season. title in the an ing a very promising ble to throw the giant Pole, who previous year, Dunphy for the second nine being His last bout here was with Frankie the Marine should have had count thought "The P. G. A. Tournament Bureau stands 6 feet 8 inches and weighs swept everything before him. under Smith, who of whom he decision. winning amazing 32, four par. McKenna Baltimore, easily the $90,000 in four of the events of 1922. in 1928 Belt has scheduled approximately 286 pounds. major won the Los Angeles open twice, defeated. Three times he had McKenna The preliminaries feature Jesse as monies for this Winter, However, neither his height nor In 1923 Roland MacKenzie came into was an ordinary going could not him vs. Brodie. Marino Marini vs. prize and 1929, golfer on the floor, but put Bingo That his own. He him against $101,000 last year. weight plays the major part in his wen nearly everything In out but his fine game converted away. He was declared a sensation the Louie Guglimini. Billy Reed vs. Soldier when com- water amount may not seem large record. It is his arms, abnormally sight that year, starting with the into a star of the first coming night he stopped Jimmy Trsmberia at Shasburger. An opponent is still being and would have pared to foot ball, boxing hockey, long, that the responsible for most Washington tourney, and winding up home His wood shots today Fort Washington in the second round sought for Gabe Novos. but it at our Fall and Winter sports, of this giant's success. His reach is with a defeat at the hands of Albert been a model for any competition any- with a murderous Women again will be admitted free right. least indicates exhibition golf is main- 96 inches. R. MacKenzie—his father—in the final where. are Landers wdll be with escorts to all but ringside seats other Many predicting taining a healthy status while The latest Tall Tower is said to of the Middle Atlantic championship. Leader. knocked out They and there will be no boost in the prices. Several Press by Wolgast. point commercial are suffering from be the greatest piece of wrestling For the next two yea.s MacKenzie was Es- sports just behind the great Scot, Abe existing conditions. machinery ever turned out by a na- to dominate the tournament field about Denver, pinosa, Chicago; Ky LafTon, -The risk the playing professional tion famous for its matmen. Washington until George J. Voigt other Ray Mangrum. Los Angeles, formerly 60 Per Cent assumes is not paralleled in any Plnetzki is not expected to en- came along with his straight and sure of Texas; Dallas Jeffers, Santa Ana, Drop branch of sports. The professional counter much trouble In DeLaun game and Ks brilliant putting, to win at his Calif., and Clarence Clark, Bloomfield, golfer wagers his time and talent Thursday, although DeLaun has about everything there was to win. bunched at 70, a stroke bet- WINTER OLYMPIAD Golf and the result is that a much more The Pole N J 'were In own expense experience. chance Receipts often nu uets Along siowiy. ter than par. Clark had a great field competing in Winter events has not made many appearances the 466- it to tie Smith, for he reached leaves more money in a city than professionally yet, and he is being Voigt dropped out of the tourna- and vard home hole with two fine shots By the Associated Press. takes away. In one way, the golf pro- groomed carefully for a title shot. ment picture around the Capital after the left himself only a short putt for XTEW YORK, January 9 —Whether fessional is a strict amateur, for he al- Promoter Turner, in naming the an impressive string of victories in him 69. birdie which would have given ATTRACTS NATIONS it was due to Bobby Jones' ways his own way.” card for Thursday s show, 1927. and was succeeded by Miller B. pays complete had a 35- Laffoon. a public links pro, retirement from competition or also announced that two finish bouts Stevinson, who had been coming foot putt at the eighteenth to get 69, merely the fact that fewer fans instead of one would be staged. He steadily along, with a tournament vic- ef« but rimmed the cup after a gallant Rumania Latest tc could afford the price of admission, PREPARING also announced that women with tory now and then, until he reached Belgium, receipts for the country's three ma- CAVALIERS escorts will be admitted free. the top heights in 1928 and 1929. Larry j *°Gene Sarazen, Leo Diegel.
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