Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1925, Page 29

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925. SPORTS. - - MacKenzie’s Form Reversal Brings Defeat : Mississippi Aggies on Grid Early resuts o puancs || Gunn Wins 15 Holes in a Row | MOTOR CYCLESTARS |BIERMAN TO HAVE SQUAD | POOR DRIVES AND PUTT MAR DISTRICT BOY’S GOLF| oomrzrn e o | ommmee e oy | ML ATUGREL grART PRACTICE MONDAY' in the national amateur golf cham- | could have paid to Bobby Jones was rendered at the Oakmont Club in the pionship and the pairings for t0- | yational amatenr golf ¢ ampionship _today when Watts Gunn, protege of [ l.ading riders from all parts of the Y, . . 3 2 day follow: i e the famous Georgian, not only won 15 holes in succession but took them in | United States are included in the list " 7 g i Fails to Display Steadiness and Accuracy of His RTATCH PLAY SCORES, iam | four under even ds and three strokes under par. Not satisfied with this, | o€ X e SOt it e lany Veteran Players to Be Among Team Candidates } nes f 4 . national champlons otor ¢ J A 4 e Gunn de ed that he would pick the 15 hardest holes on the course to do [national champlonship motor oyl R A o) will M Medal Round in Losing 2 Down to Richard yichard A. Jones defeated Roland e Wl g for the 15 holes Sollow: ton Speedway, at Laurel, Md., Labor eporting to New Coach—Eleven Will Meet . . 2 " Upson Bap ..o o .5.344344544.5 434 35|90 - amateurs will i1, . WO Jones in National Tourney Match. @Y T i s Bl [ TR B R e 3 3 REIN R $RUE Qs A Ovemie ot T abiOauG Bl Formidable Rivals in Conference. b & Jess Sweetser defeated W. . |Bradford . ceeees 74654456055 605 36 45,5y fire professional everits climaved i = T N “ow 5 and 1. RIS by the 50-mile open national ch: a 25-mile open national championship ; c ) olff defeated ¥red | plonship for a prize of $1.150. Five BY H. C. BYRD. o i THIRTY-THREE SEEK TITLE [ i i it 1 RO , ITTSBURGH, September 3.—Their appetites whetted for further eorge von Elm defeated Jimmy mile open national championship and ISSISSIPPI A. & M. is not losing any time in getting its foot 1 combat by experiences of the first match-play round, eight surviv-| Manion, 3 and 2. : ball squad at real work, having issued a call for the first practice i = e vt A el se Guilford defeated Kddie conclude_the events. S Sra b < Gf By, S tetibir 7, e fivet 7l ors in the national amateur golf championship went forth for the | paiq "7 and 5. , A. B. Coffman of Chicago, chairman o begin, the morning of Monday, September 7, the first day on ay today in the second round of the abbreviated tournament at Oakmont Watts Gunn defeated V. L. Brad- lof the competition committee of the|\which it may get out its men. ford, 12 and 10. | American Motor Cycle Association, | The A, & M | will start the racers, and E. C. Smith » for the crown still worn by Robert Tyre Jones, jr. of Atlanta. squad is getting under way as early as possible, not: 1 the half opposite Bobby, another scion of the Jones family also went b et "‘"‘:-"" LAY begins tomorrow morning in the annual tournament of the |of Columbus, Ohio, will act as referee. | withstanding it opens its season a week later than any other Southern i \. behind him a victory over the medalist, Roland R. MacKenzie, hope | UPson vs. R. A. Jones; Gunn vs. Women's District Tennis League, with 35 contenders for the singles | Entries announced today fnclude the | Conterence school, except Florida | Sweetser. g 8IS | following riders: Joe Petrali, Los An-| Pia = sk b Ner o new cowuc " 3 or Washington in the tournament, not so brilliant nor so steady as Bobby. | i PR crown paired in the opening round e o oy Daaton: “1sddie| .. Practice next week begins under a new coaching system. Bernie yet good enough to whip Roland NSRSy SRS Luise Kelley, 1924 title holder, is seeded No. 1 in the draw; Frances |Brinck. Dayton. Onio, Harley-Dawa. | Bierman, former Minnesota star, is entering his first year as head foot o Blichard A Jones. it.. of West Chester Hills, N. Y., took unto himself| , ullford va. Von Eim; R. T. e s sl e [ Thim Travin. Corrmbus, Ohjo, Har-| bafl coach, and generally is expected to turn out a winning team. A. & M Jones v: reflected glory, and yet not entirely a vicarious halo, for Jones whipped | . Wolfr. Krucoff, District singles champion, is ranked No. 2. Frances Walker, semi- |Jagavidson: Johnny Seymour, Spring. | followers scem to think that he should make good for them alone through the mistakes of the Washington youngster, but | - = finalist in last year's event and George Washington University cha n[nolv,:::fkh:. R l'“-(;;-_\.:y ‘v..fi’.:;.'\‘ With “Hook” Stone, star tackle and | other sports. Coaching systems hava ability to stick like a leech through the treing vicissitudes | —MISS EDERLE DELAYED. i the third ranking player, and Corinne Frazier is ranked No. 4. icibioer + T oviAneeias: ‘Gl Sodintid ey o) SUL CTeY e e I et o At ROULOGNE, September 3 (®.—A| Mary Hall, who has not competed schedule announced below Otto Pechar, New Haven, Conn., In‘| ends, and Patty, Clark. Meoks, C.|not seem that that stage thet srichs westerly gale and a rough sea ;. ... |, Players not reporting at the time|dian: Bill Minnick, Wilmington, Del.| fopner and Stuart, bac all ltter |be called satisfactor has been nd there | their matches are scheduled will be |Harley-Davidson: Ran Sprouse, Hunt-| nan"eon 1924, in addition to players | reached W. Va., Harley-Davidson; Otto s went down for|hole when Jones' chip went far past |bigh 2 anl o down for Roland |the hole. ~ Roland at the 17th [today made necessary the postpone. | arder hole /ment until tomorrow morning of the | 1 events for the past yes ore could not receive a ve missed by the rracked out another 300 y K | rating by the committee, is regarded | defaulfed, according to an announce- | ington 2 who are to come from the scrubs and Another game that proved ton ion_of the Mackenzie clan. Jones |high with a bunker to chip over and [vecond attempt of Gertrude diderle of |« fikely to prove the dark horse of | ment made by I'rances Walker, chuir- | Neukam, Fort Wayne, Ind., Indlan: H. | rachinen eleven, Coach Bierman will|for A. and M. a year ago and may lissed none. Roland took three putts | put his second shot inside that of | New York to swin e Linglish ehan’| (ho "t ourney man of the committee. 3 |B. Langham, Reading. Pa.. 13xCelsior: | suon iy regime with more than the | prove tough again this Fall that {wo szreens over the afternoon |Jones. 10 feet from the hole. Jones |nel this year | Three of the leading players of the | ¥NES QAo 3 4% Yrinid, WinG] | Red Wolverton, Philadelphia, I3xcel'|average amount of experienced ma- | With Mississippi College, a Baptist in Lte. Jones had no three.putt greens | Putted and missed. leaving the big — | Distriet. Marywill Wakeford. Delphine | v2 Dolly pealer” ol 10 36 3" "Ryan vo. |slors 1. B. McAbee, Pittsburgh. Har- | (orig) | stitution with which is played the an nd five oneputt greens. That is|OPening for Roland. Long he Iooked [ NT COULD | Hesl and Helen Sinclair are out of | Loreths Kingshiiry. ac 5:15: ienn Catg va' | lev-I mvifieon; Ed Rowley oV aaning: 3 G | nual home-coming game. LLast Fall na”nve onemuit prene That in| cpenine for, Roland. Lone be looked | \WEGT PO | b bien Siuciciacy et e RGN ton, Tndian: Waiter Stodurd. Tagers | Only Team fo Beat Tulane. | 2% WU PIIE gne My 1ol seitlory e he made a magnificient try jto compete. Miss Sinclair was finalist | Lower naif (ound)—Mre ] ?g‘l] li:i‘le}'l';,\\}rllx;;:’\‘ Ir; ‘1.; Mississipp! A. and M. was the only | the Baptists are said to have back Where Roland had hoped to redee Putt for W : ‘“ 7 ATHLETE |in the event last | Stambuugh ve. M S Ryan. at 430, - Wesle. Richmond, Ind., Harley-David-| gouthern Conference team to defeat | this Fall the same men who put up ac ekt or uf,‘h.n'\.',\.‘. [n\( |»\Tn’e o Tots e N Uiy U8D NOT BUY { The preliminary rounds of the R 2 00, Fivgenes Boston Yo B I i \,"\-\‘1\@""\ \’""‘l'l‘vmuu» last veur, u defeat that cost|that desperate battle. The e Lauren Uy ihe ruddy | Put it was ene of those rounds | event will be played on the courts at | Hubbell, st 3 p.m.: Edith Petrio vs. Mrs. (Harold Hinson, Tomplking 2 | Tulane a fine claim to Southern cham “We expect a fairly good team nester Jones has that task before |Where they would not drop. All T | Henry Park, as originally announced, | 7™ Boalittie ut 1050 Corinne Frazier ve | plonship honors. Therefore, it is look- | says W. D. Chadwick, athletic director slfer have them. Roland nef ex-| cepted. The putt looked over into the | | hole, cw t interest to fts A. and M., in summing up the 1 New Orleans ects. “While our material on that Tulane will | the whole is not v practical be gunning for 4 much desired August 20. |and not on the Government Hotel courts. All players who are not pre led over the back edge and | 3 ve read with a great | vented from doing so by husiness are |staved out. Only a half where a win |deal of interest the series of articles | requested (o report at these courts, £s and e R IO, | NINES BATTLING TODAY | ne Torwmsc it ere FOR 3D CORPS HONORS tod for Upson won his way imd by taking the Jack Mackie heavy calp. |1y all the men are fast and have round—Liise Ke October 17, knowing 3150 Mrs. a. o Haynes vu Jessie vs. Sara Doo the cock the Inwood professional | would have meant so much. Possibly | on _college foot ball finance. located at Seventh and B streets | Eimondson. at 9:45: Clara’ Alderton ve. | p . o | University of Mississippi, October |shown themselves to be good fight . R @ stree Seward. at 1015 Marie Didden BALTIMORE, N stember 3 S . § Played Poor Golf | littte disappointed, Roland pushed a | But T am not in & position t0 com- | northwest. tomorrow morning at 9:45 | ve. 1oy Womors, & 4507 Saly Retd <o | omn Somo oo 1y tember 3| 24, at Jackson. Miss: October 31, at | ers | Brilftant on nd Tuesday to| 182 Shot 280 vards into the rough at [ment, for the reason that they have | gclock, unless the time of their Bailat 4 0 Mea Stambaueh vu M| engage in the hnnl gante of the | Tuscaloosa: Mississippi College, No-| And a statement that all the men fant on Menday and Tuesday to | thie *I5in " \ith * Jones King - an | practically no hearing upon the ad: | narthiCis Kivan at u Iater hour in the | Siaatiasin Rret ‘it Trie " i a7 Lo cngage n the final game of the | ISGUROR, PSSP COICES: rin: [ on 0t bl Sauad are fast seerns ol e o e S |iron shot inside him m a much of athletics here. e # ” o g = . o e | nessee, Novembs 14, at Knoxville, | to be indicative of success. If thers e o spired. Roland descended | s o | ball championship today at Oriole | Nessee. D o A A g 1™ » . 1 n mediocrity vesterday. The tee shot | M9te favorable R L e T < L R [patl chams P and Florida, November 21. at Tampa, |18 one factor for which a foot bail A t had crashed out wnerringly for | 1 e Shie Bl od bbb Ll S g -~ | " “The Tankers made the serios one.|complete the schedule, which begins s, it is speed; and if all o § St Ao b o 300 vards Hacked | Weak bid for the birdie 3. stopping 4| tire student body s composed of Al vesterday when they took the Fiy. | With Millsaps College, October 3, and |A. and M.'s squad are fast, then A Miap it Sling of ihe frst two|{ecl short of the hole. while Jones | cadets selected by the President, Vice | Gt el [l o S s S | Ouachita College. October 10 land M. if it has good coaching, is <ioma "the “Datter had ost the|ren up inside and Roland missed the President, Senators and Representa- | o e (X0 Of the avove téams that A’ and M. [likely 10 be 4 hard eleven to put ou u r & 4. just as he had o s | tives. You may readily see, thecefore, | | : s to mee tatnly W ave | Of business of the meflal rounds. Beaten|glct [OF & F Just ar he had on Tues | 1ves ke i g Bt Sy BY CORINNE FRAZIER | Dark Brownlee, who set the Tank f1s to meet, it certainly will not have an inferior golfer. outputted and |1 [OPGIG S, 1S his 2 of “huying” athletes or offering {hem | i i b era down in the opening gume of the | a1 easy time of it in three of the | - e utsteadied, Roland was great in de-| U efel N ine mateh follow athletic scholarship to attend this in- LARA ALDERTON and Mildred Vogel, representing Towa avenue, | {1e, series. was easy meat in vester- [f5mes (IR ConIOente o e com up KREMB WINS GAME. ’ . ” stitation f - and was retires e| righ P - Hbe O8] f O TRSEURG . fe's the finest man I ever played | FIRST ROUND. s viewpol captured the interplayground tennis title yesterday, triumphing [fifth in favor of Romeo Foster. Sad|F/ght now among the best prospects | CHAMBERSBURG, Pa., September with. The most pleasurable mateh I | oot 5 ot o g e kel . , fenad e g LD TS [ Sam Wiseler. who esaayed (no hurr: |in the South alid any eleven thit fEcEEils —Sunny Ecrerib formes o abine 5 i 54 here coincides with that of the fac- | over Alice Brown and Teresa Breen of Garfield in a three-set & htn e utlodc n thiees pares . ove with one of the great golf- | MacKenzie .6 & 4 Uiy, T wiolits Wi SRa et e 8 1es ing for the Tank School nine, was at | them has an outlook in three particu- |ton, D. C.. sandlot hurler, won his ers of the country.” That is the way | In <] . “h 3e thriller which produced some excellent tennis. The score was 3—6, |his best and struck out 14 batters,|lar games that is not especially prom-|firet game the Blue Ridge League 5 " | rection of the athletie board, which is | t 3 | ag Dick Jones, himself only a youngster |{oneg ......2 2 8 4 composed of a representative of the |12—10, 6—3 { while allowing only 3 1 g | when Chambersburg defeated Han OF 20: deetribed 'EhE SUREEL Gh WEILS faculty, the commandant of cadets | The Brown.Breen combination was| _RKuning broad jump—Won by Priscilia | . | Has Good Material. |over, 6 to 3. The reokie pitcher al heat Mackenzie on the j pin- | Wood 908008 Loulee Momgeo: shirag |lowed only five hits, struck out four out and a representative of the SUPerin- | tayored 1o win | Alice Brom red : o ' JACK KEARNS’ P SRS ! 2 teenth 2 up when | jones Sen@ent. Sihcshel DI o bin. M Eoph e agabes T on e 1 & ROTEGE | » M. never has had as £ood |batters and connected for a pair of and missed for a par ' MacKenzie FRED W, SLAD Major General o . oo i ik Bih Sy Wk O, Lonie Bo foot 1 tea has seemed en- |bingles in two trips to the plate issed “ 3 3 i . [title last vear f the Alderton-Vo Prisciila Woodley. third Jat, S i i S gl m“ e it and e e '"\" e gel pair, and Miss Breen had proved tor distan W by Kat WILL BATTLE AD STONE ;‘;" ‘hl(n = 1”“’1-”“\ .‘-’r “flv)n"m«‘ | * ovs, one with the grace and | 3mes - M Academy. b aqually as Elfective: as & Snyport hrow Tor distance—Won by Kauna| sl 5 5 1as been £00¢ ts base ball, tra o % SuLibeL BT Hhe g | T Tilitar caden | Lo be oqually a effective us a support- | Eliades; second. " Priscilla Woodk third, HICAGO, September 3 (®).—Ernie| 4nd basket ball teams usually are| Thirty-five Gonzaga High foot ball v he must drop before he can ‘”'F,“‘” = g “Three-legged _race—Won by Priscilla | OWens. a 20-vear-old Los Angeles 180-| made up of big, strapping, fine look- | candidates, who reported vesterday hard-boiled championship [ The favored pair started off with a woadics "Snd welen Follanshie: 'tecond: | pounder. whom Juck Kearns is £room. | ing athletes, and its foot ball squads | when the squid wae caled together other, still a youngster, but a briliiant offensive. capturing the first | Louise’ Romero and Katina Eiiades | ing_as a heavyweight championship |are of the same type | by Kenneth Simondinger, newly ap- m of a hundred tournaments. got rather Conily. Jn ho Becoll OB | cevare. iR O marpset o | owEeCt. has been matchad to mBEt{ For stme wéason. though, fts gl nted grid coach, will ‘begin their the experience of a Bob Jones ounter the Tlowa avenue Ilassies) 6Govwrd dash-—Won by Margsmt Fol | Ad Stone of Philadelphia in a 10-|jron squads have not been able to|training = tomorrow afternoon at eninddl afi 4arly load of 3—2. But the|lar second. Sophie Romero: L Aol Gontket it t Chic | E his namesake, and the tiger heart gained un early lead o 2. by | othy Cortett ontest at East Chicago, Sep-| accomplish as much as its teams in | Georgetown Frosh Field v or a_Dempsey Garfleldites quickly evened the score.|"“Runnnic hroad jump—Won by Grace | tember 11 - T A itk of TS be. Mbke tibil The Truth 4bout College Foot Ball Financ: | From that moment it was a battle of | Cantelle, teco ima Sparks: third. Mar-| Owens boxes with much the same| @Go T . Raland hien atrone snd: exscleantn ts. with the pendulum swingine i on o style as Dempsey, is fast and punches a1 to do the nice thin Jones CHAPTER X. n deuce to advantage, as first one | Sparks. second, Margaret Follansbee with a tremendous power with either e atic. with' the -disposition of g m gained the edze and then the |G- Gantella and & Romero tued) = o = | hand. He is being conditioned by Bill | - S retean: tolTBament: PIAVEE: 106 Planting “Scholarship: other. " At T—#, Garfield had the ad-|sparka. second. F. Cantelin third, M. Foi: | Tate, g} negro heavyweight, who | o NS oI i Tever o EHimate Copyright. 1925, by North American Newspaper Alliance vantage and rolled the score up to|iammer T T G sarks. | @ided Dempsey in training for his | or a or a 0 or rl s i L R | 40—30—match point—o s Brown' ioal” throwlng—Won hy Wilma Sparks: | match with Jess Willard vesing his sunburned face as he ARLY in April. when the sap begins to stir, we start planting our | 0 30—mnich point—on Miss Brown's |, Sl PTG 1y Y EWAEREES | mateh with Jess Willard ° opped the lengthy putts that spelled 1 . 1 SRR S, SRNOWY . g —_— = . 1 ] at o scholarships, and we always reap a rich harvest in the Fall match point three times, e 5 ’ Ve efeat for Mackenzie. And yet Jones arships. an pa a h match point three times, they were .| Helen Carbaugh, director of the| POLICE TACKLE PRINTERS. | ? ? er was cocksure. le knew his task You probably have been gratified in reading in the home-town e ", s \‘\ s vx' | Johnson-Powell playground. v«;‘x ¥ 5 E | Of course you'll need 1 buck o it, even when he was | : % o i 5 & nal e Alderton-Vogel team cap-|nounced the following winners in the Police partment pastimers are | : A {paper about some local boy who has been awarded a scholarship at some |tured that game. bringing the score|(rack meet heid yvestarday on her |booked to encounter the Union Print. | auite & few accessories with which to doll up your car. Here's a special sale of guaran- ' big university. Perhaps you were a little puzzled, because this boy, as |once more to deuce. cround | ers tomorrow in one of the prelimi-| Beaten Off Early. | vig sity. ps ) P N ¥ ] I | r prelimi. | v Again, at 10—9, Garl staod with-| = Tan 1 e Sopen | hedas ¢ S Cliters . 5 |you remember him, had never shown any inclinations to dazzle the world Again, at 1 field with ‘en 1 vear lass—High point | naries the Copy annual base and. early in the battle, | in 2 points of match. but jowa ave-|winner, Eleanor Carroll (13); second, |ball clash with the Firmen on Mon st train_of the qualifying | This may enlighten you: |nue came to the front and took the| Frances McFarland (11) day American League Park. The teed, nationally f: v corrobary to a w [ f | e games, and set took 4 Welve o 19 sént clae ch po ame is listed-for South Ellipse Field > b i r e et g, eamg | Some scholarships are awaried to brilliant stadents: other-schotar-| Xt thiss games, and the eet (ool & “Twelve to 14 year clad-_High point |gamo s listed:foriSouth: Ellipse Field | auto supplies which o the first match that found | ships are awarded to boys who may be decidedly desirable and uscful to | The Alderton Vogel combination | Mildred Hodee (10} - | will enable you to com- (‘ him dropped out just as at Merion last | certain college. That is dre we ciiith ity % < 1o planting.” | raced through the third set to a 4—0 = | pletely renovate your Paoe. ealt, alone toupd him 4 | corin colege: That is wheee we coune i, with our “Spring plenting. {TC08 HEOURC (0 CiTh ly” etk | Ia ths Mkmeke ok meet; Famios || | DIUHESE.RAOR PTANNED: - | Tar at 2 ‘most Wiig- B down at the turn in the morning. A We find that we have somewhere| what is going on. But mahy of [} tho Garfield pair. who took three s won first place; Virginia Allen CHICAGO. September 3 (®).—Plans | nificant cost '} ombination of missed tee shots. er-jbetween $30,000 and $50,000 left over | them are. I once had a frank talk |giy,ight games and made a valliant ef ond. and Mary Lee Shanks, third,|for a renewal of the American Derby, | 2 chips and a sparking 37 by Jones | from last year's foot ball season—all| WIth a former college president. Who | furt 10 even up the score. But their | in the class A event: Dorothy Burgess |one.time classic of Chicage. turtdon. | & left Roland with the deficit velvet. We ulso find, in checking up | had retired ength was apparently spent, and|and Elinor King tied for high point|to carry an added money value of ® Buckling down gamely to the task | carefully, that there are about 14| I Knew perfectly well what was|yjjx Alderton and Miss Vogel closed |scores in class B, each with 11; Mary | $100.000, making It the richest race he knew he faced, he then won three | high school seniors, scattered here|fNabpening” he said. At first it jn 0o (he winning margin. Hardesty took second honors with 9;|in the country, are being made by an | holes in a row. all with par, wh»nf”d there—perhaps over several|{roubled me considerably, and then| " yriss Vogel's brilliant net play was|class C honors went to Lucia Saun. | assoc iation headed by Robert Sweitzer, Top Re-covers for Ford Jones faltered in his winning stride. | gtates—whom we must have in our |l 80t £0 it didn't worry me at all.{one of the features of the match. Mis with Evelyn Carroll had 9 | ook County (Chicago) clerk. il The next three holes then halved, the | soryb line-up next year. My only alternative would have been | Breen, playing in her first city toyrna- | and Margaret Royce scored 6 | ety ——— fourteenth and fifteenth in par 4s.| Of course, it would be unthinkabte |0 take a stand which would have|ment, exhibited a steady back court| Virginia Burbank acted as official. Roland, with the memory of putis on the two previous holes that lipped the cup, gave Jones another life at the sh sixteenth here Jones was ed and Roland gave him a half to use any of this surplus to hire|Preusht down upon me the enmity,|game which marks her as a “‘comer. ; boys to. e r college—this |10t only of coaches, managers|” The champions will be presented Evalina Gleave: povs to, come to our college -this},ng yngergraduates, but, I am sure : just ien't done any more, and. as|pnt Andereraduates but T am sure |with gold medals a matter of fact, it never was done| . 0% ey P- |day for girls schedu Girl Scout director, the annual field | has returned from Jamestown, R. I.. d for September | and resumed her duties at scout head Irons That rar P e . pened (o know that' the board of | g quarters. Guaranteed to fit any touring model by taking three from the green edge. [0 &ny great' extent. Bul. at &n¥|.egents had found our athletic pres — = 468 Guality. materia G i rate, this money makes us feel more . e quality material and workmanship Roland looked up on a short pitch at | Fate. 1hIS monoy makes us feel MOte| tize a valuable asset in getting ap-| Margaret Romero was the high Capitol Athletic Club racketers will on t ent Absolutely weatherproof. (an be a he se th to lose the hole and | comfortable about n | propriations from the Legislature, |potnt scorer in class A of the HappY | meet tomorrow morning at 6.45 for tached in a very short time become 2 down. He skied his tee shot | ball outlook land I knew they would not support Hollow track meet vesterday: Pris: |tennis practice on (he: Henty . Pack : at the eizhteenth to lose that hole and | Sowing the Sced. {me in any activity which threatened | clis Woodley was class |8 winner. and | courts, at Sixth and B streets ROYEONKROY‘&S“GmadE Top-recover for Chevrolet, $5 to lunch 3 dowr - i & ot alumni | OUr foot bail success fima Sparks topped class « sisels, , Py Yet even that was not so hard to| There is a meeting of the alumni| ; g | " Miss Romero collected 21 points,| Dorothy Thomas of Logan defeated | of cm."’:‘“frhsf“l’ = avercome. and by all the gods of golf |athletic ““;'i‘_’(“-‘ oot “T'l‘h Pragmatic Finance. | Miss Woodley 19 and Miss Sparks 18, | Goldena Woodland of Cardoza in a stead of softiron. Theirnecks he should have squared the match at | Committed decides that it would We) ., 1. ag siate universities are| Mrs. Ella Foulois, director of the |tight battle, 6—4, 6—3. playing for are extremely slender—and A Labor Day Sale of the third of the afternoon gallop, for |Quite proper to offer the faculty| 0 o0 £8 THAle ubiversities ave | g oung ‘acted as match official the colored tennis champlonship, ves- A ad he took three putts on the first gréen, | Committee a part of this surplus, for | VU o 87, TOPRIRees TNt the | . z | terday afternoon on the Logan court. weight is d’“}{ concentrat to lose while Jones holed a 10-footer, | the Inrmulrm' of _T_vr-'lx(»lalfehllns‘ far B8- | TCRIE the degishiture srate twy| Summaries. Mary Dixop, director of Logan, in the sole, giving power and only got a half on the second. where | Serving bove, =The graduate mAR-|years with ite hat in its hand 15| s o gt accuracy. 5 e brenie | ofer to_the president. 0o % thoroughly bad. " Intelligent edu- | sedtd "Bl Roniteh it Een B e nscis. ADINE ER TS Every tire is in the original from a trap after a lucky break and | offe i o cators are constantly o Running high jump—iWon by Lula Ro- | ! i ~LO- s A e hive. hrt ol on_ the | The offer daes mot feach the prea. | ¢ators arc constantly being compelled | Rumning bk famo Tn ¢ Eil Ke'| ARMY GOLFERS PLAYING. |§| o Mashie Iion-108 factory wrappings and bears iero. trapped. That third, where Jones v o e to make cowardly political compro- B . ident in quite this high-minded and D e pro” | A BALTIMORE, Md.. Septembe With Steel Shaft—$7.50 PAIR | the factory name and serial mises. I s CCoOC put him but 3 down ingenuous form. He is infoPmed that Pons the same may bé |, v e Slgmie iion St St | , oy golfars o 2 v | ooked Shots Costly. turn ovar halt #he fuuds f6r 14 ipon big endowments. v also| “'Wotato mee—Won by Lula Romero: sec- | i ofr tiee ] 3 ade. It gets Beauiifull signed . W o . pitel he long fourth, and into a|supply the other half. Virtually ail st e, represented | in. the | Neefiethreading race—Won b Mars | s il fok tha it S ihel @ Can be easily attached | 29x4.40 Dunhill Balloons $13.95 | © o o e Back 0G| Spom’ 1] e funds. and uhe| IR ire ot conserned With Any | _sorard. dssh s Kauns. Eiades;| %, AMDIONS il play or the na. roments fifth, where » 10-fool putt gave him a [apie (o' e Drots S o B erees|of the finer shades and distinctions 4 “Priscilla Woodley: _third - Louiss \ tional “title at Fort leavenworth, Lu die 3. where Jones found a guard- | manager writes out a check for his | OL, €thies involved in getting out win- | ol ggage De Luxe Fender Brace, for Ford, $1_49 —— ey An adjustable and very handsome fender brace that every Ford owner t the green edge. . Aol ning teams. All they want is the Tand. consistently hooking ‘s i, ond departs winning team. I knew just what you | m iron shots, pulled another | fellows were up to: but there was| t it the left of the green at nothing 1 could do about it. Anyway n Jones got a when I looked back over the records back onto the green. They of boys who should have been really ed the seventh in 4s, and then educated men, and weren't, I begun Ioland got a really unkind kick from to think that just as much would i bl On the green have been accomplished if vou had the tee with a scintillating iron run them through your foot ball mill 3.vard affair, while | and out into 4 bond office. ‘We school apped, he only | Carrier, 98¢ scholarship arrangement is carried through by a committee con- sisting of the president, the graduate manager and the chairman of the alumni athletic advisory committee. The chances are that the president knows a lot more about what is going on than is indicated by the formal interchange of pleasantries which accompanies the negotiations steel, finished in black enamel A luggage car e - Tier that wil fi the should have. Positively eliminates DDIOD ® ob e e 2 o teachers didn't seem to be able to i b @ ha or Jone .:.w‘}.;:.\:.; a ';'nkv mll;‘.‘\..:,- ‘:’h\:}.an:ln”I}'\:\. df:;x{:i"e: put our mark on many of them.” % Hlvvmntdhrm;l;l of any that rattle. Exactly as illustrated. ‘;3 e | committee transactions. In passing (Tomorrow Odds and Ends.”) e HRoland got back the ninth to turn|it should be noted that on nearly L g - 5 R 5 olend ot Bark the mintttto ] ity bt n Ak i B Tire Pumps, Simons’ Brake Juice.......39¢ . magnificent drive and great iron | toff-side” member, who is-mare or- ALONSO BEATS HOLMAN. Hy-Power Wood Clubs Ge P o Bl 18 vith irdie They | less suspicious of coachés and . grad. ol S s it in Birdle 4. oy | e atore, sih oo Db Rt MLNCMBIUE, Abun. Wneashee nerator Cutouts for For c Manuel Alonso, Spanish Davis Cup | < in the morn- | efforts {0 stir wp rows about. pro- |3 39¢ Ina recent Open‘Champion- |§ ship, 116 of 317 contestants F@=fl Running Board Lanterns..$1.98 HINDDVDVODDGDDDDY & e the fmmentable experiences | fessionaliem. 1 have noticed that this | player, defeated Cranston Hoiman. sed Kroyd n Clubs. Many vt Cost Toland the mateh, Only | member is never chosen to represent | ¢, ool s ; o Syco g i ‘o yards off the tenth green in 3. the president. A “safe” man is al- ‘::'[':‘I'"":fl’_"""' - "‘: "“"h’ ot of these were “Hy-Power” s steel cylinder Pyralin Sun Visors. ... .$2.98 here. Jone is tor, ‘“{"'fl on th \\',r\~'.lq;§1u1wl 1 things move along | "€ e S o e, nbre, O Models. |nnh a\h-nhu,—lv an;:m.. k oland sen chip shot careen- | smooth 3, 6 hose, No motorist should & '10 feet past'the hole and failed 1o | In the final of the doubles Holman Hy-Power—Model O he without s et down for the win. A hooked teé | Bill Gets the Job. and Lewis White of Texas defeated Driver—Brassie 1061 DO% Biany o Electric Cigar Lighter. cost him a chance to win the! The announcement is made: that | the collegians, Arnold Jones, Yale, With Hickory Shaft—$8. s0 3 . r 4 14 y cleventh, where Janek missed his first | ino “seholarships Will_be ‘awarded | A \)!ll}am w. 5n\pzr-ansun. Harvard, With Steel Shaft—$10.50 St No Drilling Required hot Of the dav and was trapped | 500 to each boy. Even with the|8o=2: 4—86. 7—5. 6-—0. head, and deep face; ideal on his second. They halved in 5s. present living costs, a bright boy ¢an et e — ot g — ! pretty nearly get through a school vear on this. Our job then is to see that our 14 candidates get the 14 scholarships. It is easier than you might think. We want Bill Smith, in the town il in the trap, where he put | Of Englewood. A little guiet work tee shot, after his second shot, but | 10 Englewood produces a letter some. Cand sank a fourfooter for|thing like this from Rev. Dr. Jones Closes on dones. i 3 fot the man who drives a Jow ball ! Genuine Ford ! $l 79 Sluiid Anally Kot ond back atti with trembaions power, : ) i Steering Wheelf . \ chip shot dead for the haf in i Re 1d made & ash of the short hirteenth, but got a goed half in 4 D } } H Base Ball 5%, American League Park Washington vs. Boston Tickets on sale Base Ball Installed in a few moments on any dashboard. A splendid ac- cessory for the man who loves- to smoke while driving. D —— if. ‘Jories, also trapned, looked a | to,the president: i e Park at 9 A.M. Daily gnd at the Strong reinforced § Top Dressing, 39¢ vinner with Mackenzie still in aving arned that _you. are e stoven. frame, Handsome 17- & . the sand In 2 - o trabs atl aing some sherlal sctiolmipe|| Nowth 3707=<Nexth 2708 Try the feel and balance of in Spider 5@ { Makes the top of your ear look ik ones played through two traps a serving hoys, G CIAL. ... .. Baglly ! 8 he '5,"";)\‘ and Roland won m»' hole | liberty of recommending William Clubs in your SPECIAL i néw. Eagily applied. In pint cans. ot e ——— e Wt o5 g 8. hands. 68 different models. Kroydon || | g o TaUbman’s GOlf Clubs Everything for Your Automobile with a par 4, putting him only 1|Smith of our city. He is a member Aown, with four holes to zo, and the{of our church and I have found him hopes of the Washington contingent | mest diligent. ete.’ when Roland eracked out a 800-| Bill ets (he job. ard screamer. Inside Jones on the| These letters are steered in, net een, Roland went to hard for his|only from ministers, but from fudges, HADBBIDIVDODIIINDDDIINDD DN i and missed his 4, while the more | physicians, public officials and other Conveniently Located . cxpEia: ed Jones laid his third shot :::\':\‘:ozlvtlenn:l’z:-lr’-ncl:x”;'llx,: ::-"s» ‘r;mp on Fourteenth Street Standnrd Clg&l“ & Tobacco CO- Biishi 430.432 Nin‘h St.N : Now Roland was 2 down and 3 to|but noc eften. n betier than § cases | Mo oking Nash Motor DISTRIBUTORS Wite foe illuserated cat e racd " « Ne Wo and the Btage seemed all set for | out of 10 we Jand onr man. Co. 2 - talog 4 % e 3 A great fnish. o it looked wheh| 1 do not wish the foregoing to Sules end Service ‘ 635 Louisiana Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. Stores in Principal Cities $ Toland 1aid an iron shot within 10 |siand as a charge that all college z 3 B . cbode P SOBBOY o088 feel of the cup, Winning the 16th presidents are shutting their eyes to!1337 14th. 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