Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 27

SPORES: SPORTS: THE "‘Dfiugan Almost Unanimous Choice as Leading Third Sacker in American League) YANK GETS ALL BUT TWOQ SOUTHPAW TWIRLER INORTHERN ELEVEN HOPES U. S. OPEN GOLF CHAMPION / OF THE 116 VOTES CAST 'ANDEDBYDODGERS — T() MAKE A COME-BACK - - INMATCH HERE SATURDAY ALLS, Mont., October 29, i ORTHERN ATHLETIC CLUB'S 135-pound team, which was nosed o, ATE on the afternoon of Junc 6 last, a slim, wiry man stood 180 out by the Stantons in a 6-to-6 match, hopes to “come back” at i vards from the sixteenth green at the Oakland Hills Country Club. = B g | Charles Schwartz, southpaw pit Jones of Tygers and Bluege of Grifis Receive ()nr;"‘f th de County Buse ilv Scores Over Frisch > e the expense of the Southern Preps in a foot ball game Sunday at k before him. At i the Washington Barracks | three holes to play in par figures to hecome A sue hus s st s practice will be the order United States morr Saturday at the Park Vie | | Northerns would boost its stock consid re expected to give good | MATCH PLAY BEGUN |7 st T i Ruth, | le were on the side line EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924, Detroit, with a momentous that time he had Each—Traynor | open go'i champion of the s on th they are now Sehwartz the Brooklyn as r the Northerns tonight, to- in Older Cireuit. 3 . ygrounds. Victory for the | | Between this man and the hole, the teeth oi a s water, glinting : | McKay. Bertman and Van | n the beyond it—pitifully <n F you were cagues would come nearest in an exhibition ga to gettir ¢ imons s comrades as irimes i 10-to-1 het the premier per- former Nis position it's a vou'd mention “Babe' a shot must wouldn’t you? But vou'd be last when their eleven ad- severe beating to the all wrong. Joe Du ey Manager Sam Ormes of the N rth- Chevy | ©r0s wants the Southern pilot to call | * the best vot 1 | him at Adams 3809 Nat 5 ive Py twe of the The e additional $1 a i Lcaguers y cast ballot ¢ T » cup aguers w < U Hilltop Midgets had an all-American t w r ] [ ahe: ey b the Clovers. choice as for Jones of Detroit. The other chose Blucge of Wa ington Jone auali- | et in touch with Ma Hilltops 2t West 1 cap inds layers will be tomorro PLACE, SHOW TEAMS COGGSWELL NEW HEAD - GET THEIR REWARDS 07, POXING ASSOCIATION ! iy Wit CAGO, their hom. Trilling is hooki nd timing the ot exeet that |SARAZEN HOLES IN ONE ON ILLUMINATED LINKS LIFE MANC Emblems average Clubs 133- | 12 for action WALKER AND MALONE [5iir s i e of 55y Bk Handert Hioimn™10"52) WILL SCRAP TONIGHT /... g r perhaps famous of this d ts tomorrow nig t {linksmen, but « Hollow in pre - TN e open chymp with the nday. Th HAS NO PLACE IN SUIT. BAN JOHNSON DECLARES HEWITT TIRES €L . S Std. 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