Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1925, Page 21

SPORTS. SARAZEN LEADS AS FINAL HALF OF TOURNEY BEGINS Br the As 1\41\\11 Fla. B blediion the nat ceiated Prees comber 30, vlead a field of < Miami's paired off this <econd annpaal morning wi cnmst teed off 1023 titl Macf came another inelu imd I a quirk of cir mal open Jones Wi which went ont with Bohhy has hell history when Jones and inother sen today e mornir nently mac sinking long 1 shot a Willie Klein « first 18 hole hole in the three players Sarazen arlane ene Sarazen, whose card of 144 en- tellar players yvesterday in the opening championship golf tournament at th two other champions for the final ecach of whom has won winner of the honor in 1922, and himself national amateur resent champion. cholder coincidence Mae- plaving in another three- also met his first trouble at sle. as did Diegel hole proved whose second VW slaw 1zainst a nearby tye nd rehounded fo hit him squarely in th « forcing in to take cight <ho This m hap apparently unsteadied Di up until this time had leadinz the field “xperienced fternoon. By a Farlana some who, heen stight res th Atlanta during 10~ where a sunk a On the last niy the seventeer 1 hirdie 3 1 over par fourteenth on eleventt P h hot recovery took two putts plosion bt WOMEN IN SPORT BY CORINNE FRAZIER wn Cor wh ext afternoon A in the fyv as cap fied an maintain ¢ the school | first e th round win mi-finals N to deter receive a loving cup association in a vers Helen O'Con Katherine Whitfield t Allen and Helen John six of the stellar plavers who to make the new “Grads recent develop tion who has Miss Griffith ition and class com < particip reat s Miss Griffith training thietic dent body. h. snnual basket ball es have heen es cup svstem In addition to th introduced a track e to the Spring which has zrown in sports the physical departmen very efficient ted from ti feveloped the junior classes tudents) hold their field day and the seniors (high school and collese students) follow them with ich is in the natuve of a 1 finale to the athletic program. i the senior aston won Metropolitan Athletic Club does not eontemplate entering the Tri-City Bas ke 1 gue v pr although it was st Mf-town paper Washing cently posed in ed last on - club Annapolis and Wi the three cities which the hopes to have represented. A the statement published is to he‘represented by the A.. St. Martin hing A v Noiseless members of the shinzton by the Metropolitans Gladys Mills club for cluh wn stated that the any out of be th Atlantic amille O'Hara. coach \f the team. said that the ile of the Women's A ill prevent ting iny NOBLEMAN TRAINER rman of RETIRES FROM TURF Br the Ase LONDON the f traine 1< re Al of s blne his « Almost racehorse Lambton wit the K he « from his profession ribhons of lish The Hon possession rge has trained the horses of rl of Derby since 1543, and it has heen mostly with the animals of this sporting lord that he has won the coveted classics the Derby. the Oaks pse stakes The trainer and the Fe crowned their { by winning the after more than an years of efforts usually in the money or of bad weather Lambton is the fifth son of arl of Durham. He began profession in Queen Victoria Most members of the peer: were lovers of horse flesh an: many trained thei for the the his =port o Lambton has seen most of the trainers pass on and ex- ex-hookmakers take cesdoften with more SUCCeSE. the bility al house Ehhreds VETERAN RUNNER DIES. GTTAWA P). Cyrille December 30 winner of long-distance died at his home His wife, aged 7 previously. He he the night il hours earned n international reputation when. in 1872, he won a race over four United States runners, relaying each other, at Malone, N. Y. here 1 HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT DUE. e vear 1926 may produce some- inz that has been denied to its three lecessors. A heavyweight cham. pionship Aght -— : Chief Bender won more world serfes games than any other pitcher—one in | 1308, two in 1210, two in 1211 and one in 1918, issumed charge | association, | ! field | with their entries | the vietims the fleetness of foot | vs old and | vent are anticipating the openin enthusiasm, as this is the oldest ch they engage week under the direction of \irginia Each of the six clas eact n addition will have a o participat @side Golf By Chester Horton week Without knowing it unconsciously perr to tall onto the right leg address. Th weight should be squarely on hoth feet during the ad dress, or. if thing. throw of it on‘o the left foot have the since many during the Never it on foot. it so placed or sway the back If the in swing weaving doesn’t take place the chances are the right hip will project outward S cause the the wing 1 it olfers lift the zround just before back swing throw the weight for in t catches t the start of the back ffens to start practice ward the They then back FIRE DESTROYS RACERS. NEW ORL! N&. December 30 (#) hree thore hbreds died in a fire that destroyed the stable of W. H Hall. near the entrance to the fair grounds course, here vesterday The horses lost in the fire were High Prince, Bluestone and Brown Leaf TUNNEY STOPS 0'DOWD SBURG. Fla Gene Tunney. Dempsexy's erown Decem aspirant Jack launch he hopes will take him into s fizht when he stopped Dan O'Dowd Bostan veteran. in the second round THE EVENING BURNING TREE CLUB COURSE NOT ““SHORT” An_impression that the course of the Burning Tree Cluh is ‘“short"” | has been erroneously conveyed. Burn- | ing _Tree, aithough the score card shows its length from the front tees to he only a little more than 5800 vards, usually stretches out to well over 6,000, depending on the set of tee plates in use. By placing the plates on the back of the tees the course can be made 6,473 yards in length. plenty long enough to make the heaviest hitter do his best. All the tees at Burning Tree are | long. averaging well over 35 yards in length. As it was played during the middle Atlantic open champlonship the course measured about 6,300 yards. J. M. Shea of the Washington Golf | and Country Club performed the unique feat of holing long approach shots to blind holes at the sixth and ninth at Washington recently. Shea's second shot at the sixth left him down the hill to the right of the green He conld not see the flag from where his ball lay. but he holed a niblick ~hot for a 3. At the ninth, his tee over the ditch, and niblick shot for From A ot azain he holed nother birdie. on hoth holes he zot a pair of birdies Al of which has a moral—the haole ix never lost until the ball is in the hole East Potomac F cently shouldered charzes using Haines Py tests 1zement sand bhucket They « increase nrses an the c near in removing the water and 25 cents | ) im they for either % or 18 holes old charge of 15 cents for 8 or 25| cents for 18, and get nothing but the | golf course in return. without thel conveniences they have in the Sum-| mer. pay against the PRICE OF GOLF BALLS | IS DUE TO TAKE JUMP| ). The | up. A CHICAGO 10 price of golf halls large manufacturer has that standard balls which have tailed for nie are to sell for cents, and the 0-cent variety for tae advance heing due the ice rubber Prices were still higher dur war, the <tandard kinds sellin each and the fancy ones at $1 pre price has been as 35 cents, or three for $1 FIRPO AND CARPENTIER | MAY ENTER RING SOON| YORK. December 30 (#) | Carpentier 7 France and | Angel Firpo of Uie Argentine. | f whom have been xnocked out | the heavvweight chaipion, Jack | Dempsey, in so-called “baitles of the century. may go into Aaction once again within three months Firpo has signed for a bout with the | heavy Italian. Erminio Spalla, in Bue- | s Aires. next March, the Argentine et 35 per cent of the gate receipts pentier s heen offered a bout in Madison Square Garden with Jack | Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn., as his opponent RICHARDS IS FIRST INN Y. TENNIS LIST Br the Associated 7 Vincent Richards of Yonkers. N. ¥ the national champion m T. Tilden. heads the tennis singles ranking list of the metropoli tan_section. Mrs. Molla B. Mallory has the honor position in the women's division The leaders December is going ‘ | | 81 The low as NEW M 1. Vincent Richar 3, P. Kynaston: 4 A. Major: 6. 8. H. Voshell: 7 Rinzen: %, H. L. Bowman: 9, Weinstein: 10. Allen H. Behr Women. Mrs. Molla 3. Martk Mrs 2. George King Jerome Lang: 5, ¢ M. Letson Mrs. T. Sohst THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS BY WILI America in order. in some m R of Dr. Charles ( and came across this passage Daocs the public wish to travel of California to be greeted Arizona af onr huntin regions trout and . H. DILG. President Izaak Walton League of America. erious manner. to effect a cure-all hundreds of miles to visit the unique with Chinese pheasants. Loch Leven Texas. or Mexican wild turkevs, at the expense of the native animal species?” The occasion - for this ren s comment on the practice o Na tional Park Service in importing ex- various national parks. Leaving aside the question of the introduction of foreign t are we not introducing native spec ts of the country in which the. not naturally exist? The cut-throat trout a native of should for example, is the Rockies, Well. he have that region to himself. Keep the brown trout and the fon. tonalls. the Eastern brook tron where they helon 1 would net zive | A snap of my finzers to catch hrown trout or Eastern brook in the Rocky Monntain ams. The same applies to hig Pennsylvania has im | ported from Montana. Other me elk WANT to be a member self to: Keep myself always in Play fair. Abide by the rules of all respect officials. Evening Star. will wear, otic animal and bird species into the | Club, and if accepted to membership, T am——years old; attend 1 would like to have a Membership Certificate and The Evening Star Boys Club button, which I States in the st are doing it Euf falo are bei distributed. Now the mule deer seem likely to appear in astern forests. This strikes me as The elk perhaps may have > time been native to Pennsyl . but they don't seem to belong Go to Montana or Wyoming elk in surroundings that fit for surely the elk must look s in heavily populated Penn see them ridiculo Ivani But especially let us hope that the national parks. hoth and West and the national forests as well. take every precaution to exclude wild life not native to them. Such places are | supposed of our outdoors. But a Rocky Moun tain park full of Chinese birds and Eastern brook trout is not. The Evening Star Boys Club Pledge of The Evening Star Boys I pledge my- good physical condition. Be a modest winner and an uncomplaining loser. sports | engage in and to Follow the activities of the Club through The Never neglect either home duties or school classes. school, Name of Boy bad positions | rk Golfers, who re-| inf to bhe representative areas | STAR, WASHINGTON, ~ 1o pro- | of the man-| and benches from the | ECENTLY [ took issue with the idea of importing game birds into | The other night T was reading over a report | Adams of the Roosevelt Wild Life Experimental Station. D. C, WEDNESDAY, Genuine Imported Handmade El Suttero Manila Cigars 10 for 25¢ Box of 100 $2.29 This is an exceptionally low price on this quality smoke. Made of the choicest Manila tobacco by expert cigar makers. to enjoy an El Suttero You will he sure DECEMBER 30, 1925 Phone Main 5215 EIGHTEEN STO. —The Better to Serve You Delicious Milk Chocolate- Covered Almonds Pound Box Only 790 o T o : ;@j ohnAlden) | /2] o Almonds with a de- licious coating of pure wholesome sweet milk chocolate. 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