r ^«^5ds^^'^»5^ M2 13 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGfcE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1932 1. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURpAY, OCTOBER 1,-1932_ 12 M2 BROUKLYiN UA1JLI J^AUJU * anadians in Lesley Cup Matches Yanks t Golf Is Just a Game to C . 1—•» iimp <s> Wrigley Field Might Cure Jittery Cubs; Hinde \ YOUNG MAN OF MANHATTAN Hint Dykes Goes West « <$> — _ H • 1 — : ! Quebec Players Show By Ed Hughes ]\|rs, Whitney's t^6od Golf Looks LikerThe Perfect Crime' By CHESTER UQRTON To Replace Fonseca as —- XJolfs Qrtatert Teacher ~ Chicago Has a Chance Only Good Cheer and A secondary cause of golfing rigid­ Hunters Score ity is division of thought while swinging. I have Manager of White Sox If Playing at Home At Horse Show Fellowship in Defeat so organized your swing principles By HAROLD C. BURR sWKSfif In this one set of By RALPH TROST One Best princi­ Gossip around baseball headquarters has it that when rines Change in Luck Toga and Lincoln BotK Staff Correspondent o) The Eagle ples as to make it Connie Mack sold Jimmy Dykes to the White Sox it was partly Perform Notably at Timber Point Club, L. I., Oct. 1—The British may have unnecessary for a good deed, even if the McGillicuddy is. growing a trifle old By THOMAS HOLMES gone serious in their international Walker Cup matches. you to think of for the Boy Scout stuff. It's expected that Dykes has gone Staff Correspondent of The Eagle Piping Rock Show swing details. .We Wolff Defeats to Chicago eventually to become manager of the Pale Hose. They may have become anti-social'and all that sort of thing. have simplified Chicago, Oct. 1—Since the unknown small boy said tear­ But the influence does not extend to the Dominion of Can­ Dykes' third base days are nearly over. He has been By ARTHUR F. JONES Jr. them to such fully "Say it ain't true, Joe" to Mr. Jackson when that mem­ simple divisions slowing down for, a number of seasons now. At one time a, i Locust Valley, Oct. 1 —Although ada. Canadian golfers can taKe their golf—and their losings Wakefield, 40-35 as to make your year ago he was practically held together with adhesive tape. ber of the Black Sox left the courtroom in which the investi­ it will take a great deal of per­ --easily. club almost swing Bill Prendergtst, young Perry Wolff sprang a surprise in gation of the crooked World Series was held, this toddling formance and considerable quality But he's like Babe Ruth in one respect—he's hard to kill. Canada—Quebec if you insist on being technical—came Itself, I think. quarterback in whom the International All-Star profes­ under the saddle, the two splendid Just when everybody thinks he's washed up he gets a new town has never known such a moment of horror-stricken un­ here yesterday to compete in the annual team matches for J.ET C1.UBHEAO You have only to sional three-cushion billiard tour­ entries of Mrs. Cornelius Vander- TAKE SA1.LA.WAV Chick Meehan sees the ~^ <S> lease of life. belief. ^ •SMOcrmLV ney at Dwyer's Broadway Academy ^ bilt -Whitney, Toga and Lincoln, are i the handsome Lesley Cup. They have been in this country add the detail of makings of real great­ ' It isn't expected that Lew Fon­ From the. teeming mldtown Loop to the North Side lair giving your attention to the ball. last night when he took the measure '•»;«•• j expected to make a strong bid for before, so that isn't exactly news. The interesting angle to ness. He'll be "it" as the of Harry Wakefield,' the former seca will survive the Winter, boss- of the Cubs, each fan mentally cries out "Say it ain't so, hunter honors on this • titular day j Projecting the golf ball is an art, the situation lies in the fact that<S> and it is with your clubs that you Jaspers open at Eb- ^ Pacific Coast champion, 40 to 35, ing the White Sox. The man who Charley." The South Side, in |he meanwhile, laughs "Ha ha," or the Piping Rock Horse Show here. Canada—Quebec, we mean—finished ber Point was much perturbed about fcp HUGHES' studiod for grand opera hasn't glit­ V the mosquitos...the little stingers express this art. Your swing merely bets Field today, and it will <|> In 50 innings. It was one of the the South S*ide of Chicago beltig the stronghold of White Sox Both of these outstanding pieces dfT^s the day's play with a full five points gives the club expression. Hence, be the unenviable job of the hottest games that has been played, tered in the dugout and the play­ horseflesh won their classes yes­ took a month's vacation and got all ers have accused him ol wearing a and violently pro-American League. That is one seventh of the points pepped up for the foreign morsel in using the swing principles we have with plenty of "oil" in evidence. terday, doing very nicely under the collected by both the Metropolitan outlined, you give your attention to St. Joseph's team to tag him Wolff managed to break through high hat on the field. And he has If the two or throe ball games to*- —' guidance of their owner, and they and Pennsylvania golfers. It is one the persons of these Lesley Cup the ball. Look at it. See the back every time he carries that hit too many other sour notes to be played at Wrigley Field are any ground for left-handed hitters. But players. the defensive tactics more often. look good enough to turn aside the third of the Massachusetts totals of it. Then think only of letting the leather. Each man had a high run of five. last with Louis Comiskey, who is more of a nightmare for the -Cubs Grimm is the only left-handed hit­ But are these Canadians down'* clubhead take it as the clubhead ter in the Chicago lineup compared challenges of the opposition. In an earlier contest, Arthur building to win. than the first two contests at the There will be three divisional j hearted? Hardly. dips against your.hands and wrists Woods, the Syracuse ace, defeated to Combs, Sewell, Ruth, Gehrig and In The Eagle at the bottom arc of your down Yankee Stadium, the good baseball Dickey of the Yankees, championships in hunters—light, There must be something in this Coast Grid Team to Charlie Seaback, 40 to 35, In 62 WARNEKE FIRST fans of the North Side and the Loop middle and heavyweight—decided thing about being able to play a swing, remembering at all times that PITCHER TO LAST Certainly. Wrigley Field Isn't the game as a game. There's no get­ 25 Years Ago it is this dip which moves the ball, Innings. This was a much slower will probably become vitally inter­ ideal spot in the world for a visit­ this afternoon, and then will come Mix Colors for Tilts contest, with men playing doggedly. The Yanks have won 10 straight the feature of the day, the choos­ ting away from that conclusion never your physical' power. That ested in cricket or parchesl before ing team to snan out of a slump and after watching these gentlemen Brooklyn loses to Reds in Cincin­ principle, put to use, frees y'ou from Santa Olara, Cal. (A>)~New and Woods had a high run of four and World Series combats, four each next year. the Yankees of todav are not nearly ing of the grand champion hunter. lighter football equipment will be Seaback ran five. from the Pirates and Cards and The only other title to be decided from Quebec. When they go onto nati, 6 to 3: Batteries: Mclntyre many golfing faults all at once. COLUMN Mr. Charley Grimm holds out the ball club they were a month or the course there's npt a somber face and Bergen for Superbas and Wel- . How to make pitches hold. Mr. worn by Santa Clara's eleven this now two from the Cubs. But in hope as the Cubs prepare for a last so ago. So that if the Cubs can will be that for saddle ponies. Piping year. Likewise the Broncos will dis­ Matsuyama Signs Continued From Page 12 looking over the yellow box scores Rock has always leaned, to ward the among them. When they finish ner,-Coakley and Schlel for Reds. Horton's latest pictured, printed In­ It was announced by Dwyer's ditch fight. "We'll beat them yet," rally, they have a faint chance of structions on pitch shots now ready, play an assortment of colors. They'll of 1927 and '28 other additional getting in the fight. hunter, and this Is only natural there's no sadness. You'd assume Superbas outhit winners 10 to 7, but Brooklyn BtUlard Academy today given if he'll but rise to the lmpor- and instructive data comes to light. he says for publication. "We've al­ that there might be after the suc­ could not bunch hits. It's free'. Address him care of this wear white against California, blue 6 However, the betting is, and ought The show comes Just at the time that Kinrey Matstiyama, the Jap- tanc e of a Fall Classic. * In all of the first nine games ways been at our best at Wrigley when hunters should be all ready cession of defeats the Dominion's Hugglns' double gave Reds two of paper and enclose a stamped en­ against Stanford and their tradi­ Field and the series will go back to be, the other way- velope addressed to yourself, and one tional red against St.