Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 25

4 g Griffs to Help Fill D. C. Olympic Quola : TARINES AND NATIONALS IN BENEFIT GAME MAY 19 City’s Business Organizations to Support Plan to < . . b 15,000 to Aid in Sending American Team to International Contests. BY JOHN B. KELLER. ITH two country’s athletic W field laurels oi ti ance subcommittee of the Americ heme that it is believed will than before the best of this to protect the track and | the m has evolved a fess wths remaining lent goc to Franc ited raise m abroad ce committee has ar- | Nationals and the Marines of ark Griffith Stadium May 19, and with the aid ions expe: to make the affair a stic success. | Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, Mer- Association and the Arm nd at a me of Col. Robert airman ymmittee, formed refit game | committee, e made comprehensive plans for the drive | toward the $15,000 goa ) | To emphasi tanco of the Oly dent of the ed a benefit base Quantico, to be held at ( ington’s big bus 1 as well as Representatives o ants and Manufactu on _the col are G Plitt. | Dr Gibson, = _and »himan Commere. precenta- sident Isaac G vd, AL ialiy | Darr and Arthur 1 of soldie i the | & The | *" Asso- | Anton | M. Dunn Arthur J * Stars to Atten ole big HEN John J. lanks today s in | . compet posi a4 that New York school- special 100-yard dash ags 2 al nigh | ch Bill Foley of 1ning his hopes on Zeig- T te show their heels to k flash Elmer Hardell, tor of Tech, looks to Char- r Hussey a real race. entioned as a bright quota here | school adopted | ¢ the heir contrib an Ameri mo 1m scoring the highest num ber of points in the € Club meet will trophy. | porting their repre- ¥ qa_short time, as their par- cheduled. But the abroad a month o IHamilton tropt school winning second in this are ave to go ¢ to have Oyster i competitors | | in the next several d | Tech High's relay that will compete in the Penn rel aturday *hiladelphia drew seventh poSi- for the Quake scholastic a ng e . The Manual Trainers will start o v : e to the outside of the track and portan siderably handicap- -ginning their race from this chool teams will line Brookland Manual, - of President nals, who has dium for the an League s follow : Trenton H Brook @en date here in the A &chedule, and the W trzunizations there that the g of May 18 Capt hington High of Tech is seventh, with Baltimore W y College on the outside. H with s taking s in the b mittee. While > the Natio Central High's base ball nine was to oppose E opal High today the Blue and White dium. ern also was to engage the Chevy Marine team w. hase team in a practice tilt on the the Army is in- | Hilltop fi Tomorrow the George- Marine are of the Qu nefit game com- West- e %€ CLUB MEET EXPECTED TO ATTRACT BIG ENTRY McHugh oi New York starts the 1924 “C” Club and field meet in Central Stadium on May 10, it is believed ely forty high » Oyster, cha¥rma d it is hoped that all of the leading ted in promoting the affair, be- | town school will tackle the Petworth cause of a desire to do everything | Athletic Club of the Independent possible for the Olympic game Yesterday's match between THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SCRIBES WILL HOLD GOLF EVENT MAY 12 Newspaper golfers will try their trick shots in the first competition of the se on under the auspices of the Washington Newspaper Golf Club over the course of the Washington Golf and Country Club on May 12. The date for the tournament was fixed and conditions for the event de- cided upon at & meeting of the execu- tive committee last night. will be a medal play to the tournament at fall, the contest- into and sco milar Spring last ni divided o their principal prize for the low net shington Post trophy, P. Shaeffer of | Star > features of the day will ty to be held at the jolf and Country Club - wives of the newspaper invited. Golfers of the fair sex will partici- in their first interclub tourna- | under th, uspices of s 1 f Association pate ment Woma Ifers expect to hold cvent various clubs ev wonth throughout the season. aftair will be supervised by the | woman's golf committ f the club, | \cting with the District woman's golf | body. | Other Soorts on Page 23. hool teams will be represented | of the “C” Club meet committee, will send their best athletes to i the Georze Washing- was called off. The Manual Trainers will strive to mow down Alexandria High School Thurs- day at the Washington barracks diamond, This twenty British open and the University of Preshmen will be oppo- a dual fleld and track meet College Park. The Old arlings lost to the Tech run- eek and they hope to against the Georgetown Ahearn of Western v Garber to make an im- sive showing in the high jump. son, at the Columbia Country Club. YANK SOCCER TEAM DRAWS ESTHONIANS By the Associated Press. atern High are to| PARIS, April 22.—The United States terclass track and team will meet the Esthonian team in 'x' (1'1' meet on May 7. :.DTM John | the first round of the Olympic games e e e e ation foot ball matches May nd some keen competition should be draw at day will include rthcom hoslovakia | COLLEGE BASE BALL Rl 26 Hu ugoslavia o ugal will At Georgetown—Lebanon Valley, 7; Georgetown, 3. At Brookland—Lafayette, 11; Cath- olic ersity At arlottesville—Georgia, S; Vir- inia, G (ten innings). | At Richmond—VYale, William and Mary, 4. | At Raleigh—North Carolina State, | 4; Wake Forest, 1. At Greenville, 155 Penn State, 1. At Richmond—Syracuse, 15; Rich mond T.. 12. At Gastonia—Davidson, Carolina, 6. At Blacksburg—Virginia Poly, 213 Lynchburg College, 4 At West Pomt—Boston College, 3; Army, 1. At&GHflD—SDM Carolina, 5; Mer- cer, At New York—Fordham, 6; Dart- mouth, 4. ‘Western Maryland school. expe pr Athletex of compete in an it was decided in Other matche Spain against @ Turke against Lithuania gary will drew bye mittee of mittee will mee y to decide where the match will be played. The draw for the onesround matches M will be held May 21 C~Furman, STANDARD MAKE TIRES CASH OR CREDIT CONVENIENT TIRE SHOPS 327 13th Street N.W. Made for Men Who seek these results Shaving Cream By V. K. CASSADY, Chief Chemist GENTLEMEN: . Someyearsngowemommaumdwigml from Shaving Cream. 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Members of the Cambridge University track team and Eric Liddell, the University of Bdin- burgh sprinter, had their first jaunt around the oval vesterday. ‘'Today they will be joined by the teams from Hamilton Collegiate Institute and Hamilton Technical High School of Canada. Doubt was expressed today as to whether Capt. Bristowe of the Cam- bridge squad would be ablé to run in the sprint medley Friday. He is still troubled with an attack of rheuma- tism suffered on the voyage from land. R.S. Starr, who would take his place, is reported to be almost as fast. Members of the Cambridge _two- | mile team, Lowe, Starr, Orchard and Marshall, were all reported in ex- cellent condition. The influx from American: colleges and schools was expected to start t | nizht. More than 4,000 athletes, rep- | resenting 665 institations, are entered |in the various events. | e | FRENCH MARATHON STAR SHOWS CHEERING SPEED PARIS, April 22—El Ouvadi, France's Moroccan marathon star, cheered the Olympic hopes of the French recent- Iy, when the ran thirty Kilometers (about twenty miles) in 1 hour 49 minutes 52 seconds, defeating the pick | of French army marathon runners. 1 Ouadi's time is very close to the record performance for the distance of 1 3 3-10 held by Hannes Koleh~ mainen, the Finnish runner. 30 RUNS ARE SCORED | BY ROCHESTER TEAM NEWARK, N. J, April 22 —Roches- ter’ -0 victory over Newark in| | the International League vesterday has been exceeded by only one major league team, Chicago, which defeated Louisville, 36 to 1807, | in the twelve-club National League. Cleveland’'s 37-to-3 win over Bos- ton on July 1923, is the nearest | major league approach to the Chicago | score. In the dim ages of base ball, I 1660, 11s Nixearas. won trom! Cuitis- ‘hu& at Buffalo, 209 to 10. HAVERS. ter Hagen for the | In modern minor league history NAVY'S R'VAL OARSMEN Corsicana defeated Texarkana in the PRACTICE AT ANNAPOLIS | Texas Tauguc. o4 to & makin nine- H N 5. o e |ln~n home runs in the game i o b ::::‘ In defeating Newark Rochester St ot Massachusetts | ScoTed in every inning exeept the Tehinology. shich are| fourth and ninth, making a total of | racen with Navy nexe|fourteen runs in the first two ses- | in firt practice Sions. Fred Merkle, former New York | nt player, made three hits in as Instit. | here for Saturd: spins Driv bocause of m at bat and wandered | across the plate six times.His homer unfavorable wind condi w two on featured. 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SPORTS. ° 5 Maryland Meets Strong Georgia Nine DIXIE CHAMPIONS IN TWO TILTS AT COLLEGE PARK Bulldogs Rated Better Than Last Spring, When They ‘Won Southern Conference Base Ball Laurels. Hilltoppers and C. U. Drubbed. I I the best of Dixie's college diamond aggregations, will show its wares at College Park the next two days. The Bulldogs will take the field against the University of Maryland nine tomorrow and Thursday afternoons at 4 o'clock, and chances are ¢he Old Liners will have to show a deal of strength both in defense and attack if victory is to come their way. . Georgia last year almost romped to the Southern Conference championship, and reports from Athens and vicinity this spring indicate that the 1923 title winners have been improved. Dr. S, V. Sanford, president of the Southern Conference and athletic director at Georgia, has declared that this year his institution has the best base ball team in all its history. NIVERSITY OF GEORGIA'S base ball team, generally regarded as Intercollegiate the rs Maryland in . ' and Georgia have p e games on the diamo nd the Georgians over the Bulldogs was recorded at Athens in 1 At College Park in By Chester Horto: 1922 the Georgians triumphed, 2 The fitth fundamental of the to 2, in twelve inning at Athens, won, 4 to swing is: Let the clubhead do the work. Start To Bulldo Of the thousands of golf stu- tour dents who have gone through my hands, T should say that this is the very hardest lesson in golf for the aver- e player to really learn. He can finally learn to see the ball and at last he compre- hends that the head ix held xtill, but seem- ingly he can never quite graxp the exer- tionless caxe of swinging the clubhend s that the club- head doew all the work. will persistent- 1y throw his body into It, which menns that from the top of the back swing he lunges forward at the ball with his body.. It ix not done that way. The clubhead i swung as if it were a xtone on a string—and you can imagine how the xtring would collapse if, with n stone attached, you lunged at the ball. Same thing happens with the golf club—the swing coi- lapses when you lunge the body into it. Hold the body back. Swing the clubhead. Think of the clubhead. Feel the clubhead in r fingers. Try to make the lubhead hit the ball without mov- ing your body. Then you will get a sense of it. The clubhead should Ppull your body through after it. and last year, in ten innings. r With Win. The started their I notigas yesterdiy with a inning victory over Virginia at Char- incidentally shatiering a winning streak of the Q14 Dominion nine hey bave practical- |1y the ‘same on the team this | year as last a then several of the Players rose to stellar heights in col- [lege base bail Tndoubted LET CLUBMEAD men PULL BODY Thi to the best of the Georgia on, probably one of rst-sackers to be nks. Richardson, illiant fielder and er, while e, is'a Zoo it would ter infield among that possessed by thrower and | Middlebrooks, : all-around ball player. difficu b ans tomorrow end its pitch- This south- when in real pitching form, can © matters interesting for any With any reasonable at bat, Shrider excellent chance of men of Athens. < th e mines were handed . Catholic Brook- hefore nown Lebanon i tilt. Once pitching hing to The Brook- Halstead, Lafay- ler, betore the first baflle the landers ette’s sta round had ‘WILL COACH ARMY FOUR. NEW April 22.—Maj. A. H.| (“Jingle”) Wilson, hero of the Brit- ish-American Army international | hit polo matches at Meadowbrook last fall, will coach the West Point four in preparation for the intercoll ate tournament opening at Hamilton on May 3 d pitching by Wolfe upset the This Lebanon swed only four out four ond in- d all its seriously cantributed success with a a four-run rally reetown’s Tabor, each es and their sup- Universit fSevenin toning ning to build a ne ntown 00 Blunt real e:y'oyment Puritano el ws ouwn L Distributor DANIEL LOUGHRAN CO., INC. 1347 Penna. Ave. N.W. ‘Washington, D. C. L PRODUCTO