Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 27

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JU SPORTS. There’s Nothing Mysterious About Lenglen’s Tennis Play, Her Father Declares HER METHOD IS SIMPLE, [swze s wine (COLUMBIA GOLF TOURNEY [{i7i e x o= . S. PROS PLAYING | B o reze yen AVAILABLE TO EVERYBODY |,y sur st e | HAS OVER 320 ENTRANTS [ i IN BRITISH TOURNEY 5o < (i 52 len has emphatically denied a state- attributed to her by various i M, Sweeney. Md. C. C.. and 2 ser defend inee e M e e M S ol Pat ¥, | LIVERPOOL, June 8 ¢P.—Nine of S A e et e, . aul Y. | gmerica’s leading professional golf | \oLpwlectorn will seek to retain the WI M every prominent golfer about the city and more than 30 |Anden Veerhoff, Wash.. and R. H. | players are competing today in the | oTthe Tenacity of Purpose and Hard Work Are Essential, S Sl . : v entrants from outside of Washington entered in the tourney, FRL. E. Payne, Rod. Forge, and | British Northern professional cham- NP H - R . 7 Cl a iz Spri v ¥ i: - 5 vil 4 . Wash. ionship tournament, which be He Says in Telling How His Daughter Won ik ot i e the annual Spring golf event of the Columbia Country Club will|E-P; {“Xsher, Col.. and Roger J. | this morning at Formby and will con- get under way tomorrow, the sixth big tournament so far this year Whiteto I endlish, Col. and W, 1. |tinue through tomorrow and Thurs 4 . 3y g Améreia as anywhere elso if the g - Way to World Championship. opportunity_offers around the Capital. | (Copyrigh. 11 : Only two men who have been prominent in other tourneys for the gt oo el e I o ere) particular plans for ., the woman champion 3 e E i | Wardman trophy—Roland R. MacKenzie and C. J. Dunphy—are missing Ma. ¢ SV, DUt he 15 Tiok Neve foE ‘A BY CHARLES LENGLEN from the entry list this year. at it this year. | WOMAN NET STARS As usual, the fleld has been split, | . 8:06. J. S. Abbott, jr. Col. and Maleomb Of those who competed at \\'v-nvl (HeER i) ono section qualifying tomorrow, with | Failipery unat C worth last week all on hand ‘HEE VGLEN'S G S Lttt 'TOW, 10, Dr. A. Thomas Utz Ind. Sp.. and ast W all are on han L—THE TRUTH ABOUT LENGLEN'S TRAINING. DUE TO PLAY TODAY |t rest swinging into action on |wglir' W Bt el Saunt Tred Molecd: The mild in:| e e : Thursday. Columbia has the largest |p §;18, Harty A. . Ind. Sp.. and J. cludes most of Great Britain's lead- | T'¥s almost necessary for me to write the truth about my daughter’s s, entry list of any local tournament so | 820, E s. Beaver Dam. and David ¥ ing professionalisms. It lacks., how- | ing to quiet the ridicr.lous legends which have grown up ~bout | po o4 ciated Prose, ?\‘ffl‘ h :‘ri.n;:;l»r;*h"‘::‘nmst‘.:;ny;‘l’z;‘y ol E 0T T By Chester Horton, ?.\:':;»g:vn‘»m;;r(r::;;u‘ "n‘:lh“ Mite il\'}” her. 1 have heard that it has been said that when she plays she is| PARIS, June 8.—Today is St. Med- | competing. ‘ oL Muiras, Ind. Sp., and W.| How much of the full shot in golf, | figured so prominently against the | under my hypnotic influence and that her movements and play are sug-|#rd'’s day and an old French proverb| Only 96 of this number will qualify, | > WAL ounor. Ind, Sp. and C. R.|SaY With the driver, is made with the | smertcans at Wentworth. | EEL it v el athy e eiipestion. | Thereisre munibers oS other btobies |t s o ns falla) for:Shoee (days) 1t asibut six ligKis nave Besnidcranyéd || Obris. Tun ey S left hand _and how much with the " The first two days' play will be| = "\ : 1[)3 v oa ggestion. s of o SLOHICE ] ::n“rwmnl T T joThe pairings and starting time fol- 4040 B Campbell, Ind. Sp.. and G. A.| right? n’\r‘h’:’ g ualifying rounds. qually absurd. onsar o se who are follow- | oy ; 5, Ro D b sde, and E. C.| is so ! v f 1 ed, endin Without writin chnical treatise, I hope to set forth in these international hard court tennis| . : G B 4 the clubhead pass o o oearena ol 3 “1‘“- et i tic e A . ”I a ol onships were hopeful the old WEDNESDAY. L ot Wash.. r B s through the |y “itrokes of the leader will articles the exact manner in which she becanme champion of the world. | gint would provide sunshine, for the [ 8:00- Warrea L. Heap. Ind. $p. and R.| *§ “W. ‘Merritt, Col.. und R. C. all that the golf- | he dropped and the remainder will| T will tell r > methods | have used, for there are many books on | weather again yesterday shot the | F: Steward, Col b e o ac el | er sometimesthink | Llay 36 holes Thursday, finishing the tennis in gene ed with Suzanne's remarkable aptitude and her | schedule to plec e B v CalLEa g . Gha his left arm does | 72 holes, with the low man over the reat will to succeed, these methods have made her the player she is today. | Suzanne Leng tired of waiting A | 08" Jolin ¥ Wise, Wash.. and H. D. itall. He gets this | whole route the winner. he method is very simple and not < = for the clouds to roll by, postponed : 01 Waido R_Pearch, Bam.. and | impression, per- | " The course. which. m at all mysteri Any one can follow | her match fn singles with Mme. Rene | 1. Toveliyn’ by v Davidaon. Wanhe o o - haps, from the|vargs is well trapped. Early toc ¥ g | { Mathieu from vesterday until this aft-| o 8 L 0I5, My FdWra Roth, S Col. and | fact that his 1eft | yoma rain fell, but the sun came out and Sl ity [ ernoon, and Mis. L. A. Godfree follow- | RUE L5 30 cor, ana ay: 1| ¢ 020 B % “Blitin, Bann., ana Luther arm and shoulder Lefore pl . severance can bec not a cham led her example with Mary Browne Col Beayer Dan wre so vital in the | Arerioan statter svdee ) pion, t 2 o it | R however, insisted on Buum E. Hinton, Col., and E. [ WD Areie ands 3 M | back ,u“ln;; o i””"'l' Amorian sy i L" ;’,:: 'h’“‘k | b % e | zoing through with her program yes- e E'6: Leech, Col.. and F. W. Hoo- ph ¥. Sarley, Midlothian, and emphasize the 1eft | wo04" T D Armour, Joe St « time required for is not long day and was beaten by the young | ver. Conk o e - Baomcor 2 (e e st | rw ona et |0 T B Aot Jos SEERL €O i r acnttis o st L ewitn g o pie, odn Pl M. Noetzel, Argyle, and Harry g - Cissel, Col. and Sidney E || ANO WRiST HAUE [shoulder action in | gen “3Y \Watrous and Jim Barnes. is a difficult sport, i : Playing over a slow course m \ L Pope. Tod. Sp.. and Fred B. |y 30 B, L. Smelker, Wash.. and A. R.| [T3UCH To 0o king the eclub - Han = . In : Macklay WITH THE back largely be = ) Y g rder by the position of the piates on nd Howard Kin-|P. cklgy. col.. R = e e pertecing It o appearanc | bATIr b the posin of the i on| i S JAE I X romman. s o .0 afS St e v o || SRR [, et | YA E AND PRINGETON of new teresting mieth e % 5 3 oogstraeten and Baron von | B A eor. Coll, AndiE. T, Grav: | sa] It Stoddard. Deaver Dam. | STROKE . ence shown | n o me hase o el W ok > one to become : aron el 1, 83, 75, Ve | | - Wogten. Coll 4 W. J. Fin. | that the golfer who gets his club back | Taain wpion t constunt | akes competition for Distri : . o Paul Dulaney, Col. and H. ¢ 2 Tutiis : opatly will have Iittel trouble: in | K G and E 2 e 4 4 S e s (5-"A7 W. Gableman, Col. and Edgar i getting it down. 4':‘. 1\4.[\]~ ¢ of al » discover - Arx:]:{,;rl .l\’.;lr“vr‘s:[\ ‘{;\\ Browne, captain of the Ameri- | M2 DT e Oas shn P, Gilmore. Cong.. and L. C.|tomatically, in a sense, though the T 185, Besides winuing the sweepstakes | S Womamn players, paired with " fand C. Ashmead Fuller, Chevy Chase. % 3 Kivert Shaffer, Col. and Robert | IEht side of the I ‘“‘"_"“’”“" = o S Ra dest at Top. | he wot an additional cash prize put up | Yon Kehrling, defeated Mlle. Deve and | M Miller, Bann.. and M. B. ol 4 Iy, the right arm and wrist, have YORK, June 7.—One of th | b s At UP | Paul Feret, 6—1, 6-—3. D, unat o X Avpleman, Col. and A.|ych to do with the perfect stroke. ¢ interesting and pleturesque Te S " who are|bY a member of the club for the low- |~ " | s o A W. - > < 1ght v - One of the best matches was he- o U T M. Foles. Chevy|In reality the right arm finishes what| o =05 TR e rowing devoted to the sport and 0 are am- | est score. 1. Robson of Argentin: a ¢ 0:25 Lodge Hill, Col, and H. G 1 he left - " =, The left arm o hecome champi Necond money went to Eddie Towns, | tWeen 1t Tiobson of Ark ity = = i = 1 ! 2 i ToBT o (9TE A AEARC ; S5 thaan R e e the Indian Spring pro, who tled at 78 | ¢ s i el § r S. Cox, Col. and R. T.|Bri % nd RN | ive vour stroke its grace, but the is the ann ixd e ith Ralph Beack Burning Tree | The Argentine won, 6, 6—4, 62, | Harrel 4 Ind. Hill. |right slde of your body puts the “kick” [ among « e that 1 have often preached tomy | With Ralph Beach of Burning Tree|dhq - il st feee. Gl oaad . ; 3 ¥ ” ” & and R. ClLff McKimmie of Beaver|® J . R A wh, Wash.. and Karl|into the 0500 y e “THERE’S just one thmg n daughter . L (Covsiaht Do not 1 it requires te 1d won on the four-hole play- Cong.. and Zz. D.| Upyrigh L I hurd work to Seach took third place. ARMY TENNIé TOURNEY ;“4”“ “‘;‘“1’""' Slinpaons Gol. wnal A+ As B¢ i Gol "‘v';"' ":t' { g y 5 to do if you want the mild- Thomson of Washington, and develoned 1ato |1 ny f cawer b |-\ | BEGIN TOMORROW | iV WAty el B el a. man. wni +.| SGRAPPER: SURPRISES‘,,“ e | est, mellowest, most satis- vill have 1o > of Indian Spring tied it OO e will hav t White, Col., and W arid e e | for fourth i 5 3 X 1L | B Ly e s Eoy, e e | Junior varsify events were not rowed | fying 10c cigar sold in the j‘\'_‘:“h"“‘. n Columbia Country ( ‘n'vllr;mmh ot | enly Treat. Clievy Chase, and a _“.\\‘?m.}u W Beaver Dam. and BY sEEKlNG TROUBI_EI | (_)J]nitgcd Stategs today. e ; e ! I be the scene of the openin J U. S. GOLFERS WIN MATCH. |the first championship tournament of ; HeRpell oty ¢ Sl ysee 3 3 unattached. and | ¥oi niakes aon ? r Ko SOUTHPORT. England, Juna §|the Army T Association tomor- | (10 i ol.. and Seott ¥ 11910, w. ¥ Col.. and Frank o . Spring day program if this ur| Step into a near! cigar (P).—Walter Hugen and Joe ein, | row at 2 o | Merle Thor 3. Leary, BY FAIRPLAY. {event is to continu P Y g . " rors m i Col. and John K 11:15° L J. Moody, unu hed, a i i ik ) ,““a"'\‘v““‘-’“"\l el IR i e o vl W i NEW YORK, §—Believe ft| At dectded protest has veer: | store and get yourself a day defeated Sa obinson and R. L. | POSts shou e country have 1020 W, . Col., and B. A 20.R. aldron, Wash . i o a5 & fter | voiced concerning the conditions un- | o o this actually happened. After | G 5e FEE RS L te has teen | Bayuk Philadelphia Hand Hardman, Britishers, 7 and 6, in a |4 25-"Grorgn Brothers, unat. and Job | ] o 1t wit nkie Genaro, whic | i St it I i ik | anaten aca and official opinfon 36-hole four-ball match. . . o} A . shey round Col., and W. ¢ mine, ¢ ; son, Bushey round | EARCIEE B8 o while nas not | Made Perfecto. known as . you who are try r wa — LEADS WOMAN GOLFERS. 4 . unat, an = he Madison Square aiting | ¢ : B e \ | KENNEDY JOINS FLEET. OMATIA, June 8 UP).—3rs, , Wy R s ARG e b 1 t ve tiat| “Be as skeptical as you ck Kennedy, U. & , | 0. 11 Hill a niz champion of the ¥ ; g W . and | Mo . 4 e Y Al went to the ex-| o v 1 e G Meadow Lake Club, Kunsas City, led | p. 1! s g : eislie ook of Va. and | paer Chi et nitis 5 ee eigh | like, Mr. Smoker, but pre- forward | ) B S inston today |a field of 5 dle Western stars in or ’ : . b iidl| taitoy t A, e < hells each several | 1 £ f * vari in _\{HH(: fter two ¥ p wval recelv- | the qualifying round of the Missoury | Kinbal L ? " 4 Al an't hes h « vugn Lake and | pare yourse or the sur- cled as a signal of | ing station for duty on b : nt over | ¥ 2 A et g g ylgnt At the s the: g z 3 . . { U8, S, New Mexico with the Paciic | the Oma 2 - won Jelt . 1 tick. Col.. and eill, | title.” S = (coapy lpEET of your life. For you Applause 15 ; 1 | had an 84 e ; % ; Gu Dol || Suges, as all know, i e ay the turbulent e. | are going to be surprised Do not permit § 1If to 1 e 3 1 1 o. and i LW t and has been named Ly the his regatta always is the last| . . uy by ratulat e flat | X, 4 5 o ] . ’ S Mo rogram of <ocial | when you light up this : o) ; 1 . bov that Phis F i i | pleasant-smoking Perfecto. B forget L | Brenciy Maruviy : S older, must tight 1 = ‘ LELO i : o 1 this is epheme A ; ; BBt . LR T e e Tee 12 You won’t get a fancy when es that ¥ 11350, a | : Tka J. Voigt. Bann. aud | £ b bl x o i ‘i depart il bandubitey wn to d Il taste the Qrms e | Kink, Md. €. € rack €| (1 i hers | ehts of the universitv. Then it| boxora frilly band, but you terne w i " i | ko §E.H ¢ ex F. St : ) hes ; 1| o g the varsity | will get the finest tobacco ““;""““x‘\“" i s sy ; y ! entiin tRaEVIC IR LISE: : .| that has ever been rolled To t vords Suzante < 5 ; Ghievy Chiase, jan 6. 1 b ai s e e Ghtie Gat | into a 10c¢ cigar. Yes, sir! tistened—and cel : DI, Kolier, Wash., and Harry G. |, i > uHL K chiug Lack o M 3 et} Theworld’sbest! Andyou’ll bt to gt him, snd as | SPONg day prior t zatias wer | know it the minute you start PR A {1/ P ) 1 O I T e = | TO PLAY FOR TITLE | S5 itive s EoLN e L . “For here’s a cigar you’ll airs that ! / [ ‘ ’ i i i In other words c oy AR Aeepenan Bag pans enjoy every puff you take. it than other cl 1 o A — 1 535G, Léa stavler, Ind. Sp. and| Golfers of the public high schools i*fi:l!“‘\\'m\‘\n;‘\xl ha ime Mshre Etietaiion B Tt ol ocher | You'll like it because it’s | 1 1 L 10—E. L. Bono, Col.. and W. E. Buker. will compete for the individmal scho- iggs would have some res be subordinated in its favor. | ¢ mild! So mellow! So paid little ion to her, i 7 ! ) oy eV | Taktic: ohmh ship at 18 hol eds Akt i vt per launches which are not over allowing her to play with her little 4 T R Sl owded and w arry life preserv- | fragrant! So full of the \ ) L St moe e D and showing at his best|CT? = | friends on the tennis court which I wn"fl/; I 3 Ma G d ?}‘:“l“::‘l“‘rf‘wk o R dchy speed hoy like Gra- |©FS in event of swamped shells, the | 2 ’ had had constru ted in my garden. At /R ’/;" : St | B . W S'Col. and Roy T . This is the only way Bushey|lransportation of the crew to the | deep.down joy of smokmg‘ i : ; Lenderfer, ¢ i |that a very desirable change would | pEs, is a real f . ER il »e to consider the varsity event as of the end of about a month, however, I y John Sharey, captain of the Central starting point five miles from the Cong.. and Fred & ¢h team, which took the school t Ly, us Suggs is far too 3 aas 56 ploa v which . Cong.. and ¥red €. | Hig T ook tie asenss bl S e im0 | boathouse, instead of making them e . v team title Tast Saturday. is in charge ed and slippery to walk into | POLROUSe, Tastead, of making them | ‘Make this the day you &he showed v acket that | llien, Col., and Horace , o Sichdsy 5 | any traps. that mishie be st tof Kim, of the affair and will receive entr 1 ght et for h ing float are recommended as well I ordered from £ aris manu- | 7/ I Kavanaugh, unat.. and | until the first I an.tees off in the| & caunot be consldered a hard | o aryise, according to the Yale man, | CFY the Bayuk Phi]adelphia facturers a_racket whic : & : 1 iitial char 3 v g has it on him in | g B lizht and well balanced, made especial- ? Muiphy, Bann., and Harry | % 'k does shoot | the regatta s r 't worth H M P ‘ them :;d‘fix‘x‘s‘he:;uh C.n.t chances under present conditio: and ade erfe‘:to' i der that T muieht get & — _ B i il . owean. Col. wnd Eveart| ONGECUTIVE HIT MARK | i tromn evers ameie : - —— | Make this the day you get s. Bann.. and Col. George e e | niore 3 s =~ - able of, en plaved w v R~ T : B R prentiss, Sonawk ¢ ¢.wnd | SHATTERED BY MORGAN [are the three boss that stand o { to know the complete, all- Y adl s L Hania, ol a Rl | bantamweight contenders of the top e ook g i ha | : . | B tho Associated Press. | class, and any one of them figures to satisfying comfort of the 3 il age ved HE golfer who s the simple fundamentals of the swing will | W. Crampton, Col.. and B.| Charle Morgan, o her on the | hold the title eventually. B » : e S | Doy ¥, Daker, Wadh, ana Dr, | Macon tenm o fhe South Atiantic ittt ik largest selling 10c brand. see the entire action in the three sketches above, while the player League, put himself in a class with| g oo 0 n TN nonth of fil-rv'.r-lmb«u who perhaps is more or less befuddled as to what takes place will | 1 '1.:7'* ul . Wash., and L. B.|the hlest‘ 0fllhem m,~lz ;eason when hel, - at Georgetown Universit three months aft - s 2 T : cHy corke T Tirantler. er.. and George [ Sashed the record for comsecutive | W CLo % (ha University of Maine Ktarted. we visited a friend of mine, | 1ave few better opportunities to see how the thing is done correctly. These | 1 R ® | hitting, which Tris Speaker hung up mnqmnurt ‘ln the University ;\r Maine i Cizellv, who lived at Coive, near | pictures show MacDonald Smith, who is regarded as the most nearly per- Ssrou” 6. Clear, "Gl and €. 3.|in 1920, Speaker's record was 11 |on September 1 to take charge of ! ol ly. The doctor W fgdiiad 10 . g i e & 2 in an|fres cs. yon was | /3y Chantilly. The doctor v Ereat ten- | fect golf machine the game has ever developed. wamAwWliam 1 West. 3@ . C. and | straight and Morgan turned in an| . iiited at the Hilltop in 1622 ! N’s always - Observe in Figure 1 the position of ¢ and in unison with ft t 5:10—C. G. Peters, Bann., and M. §. Var % 3 B} N e iEa g 2 top started his run AT ! RIPE tobacco was ther e right arm at the top of this back |top all the weight is braced ay 4§ h arnard, Col., and Charles | in @ game on May 31, when he hit RADIATORS, FENDERS Y RI e the right leg, the left foot merely hav- : safely in his last two trips to the BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED if it’s a | tirst zame befc ller; { swing. That is exactly where you want || 4 " T Ao (Next— " rlies i ERio i .o |IDB a “toe hold” on the ground to pre- + McCarter, Cong.. an ‘| plate. In his next game he got four NE ADIATORS FOR TOS Play.) e e B el |DTE LR jrifin, Bann., and Hreis | hics out of four atbats, duplicated the | WITISTATT’S R. & F. WKS. = LJ (Copyright, 1026.) i the right elbow elevated 3 or 4 inc Figure 3 is practi a rev : % e s et pame MAlS R R I = g at this point would make little differ. | the Tigure 2 b . 4 e **¥ | his one time up in a fourth contest IGEON ACE IS WON }l;”(: .h‘ would .v nI{'“A»l‘l- onus \X.I.V'[(“ “‘:?‘“hi” |hu|yl :L\it\ > »» 8 z eves, Col., und Burke Ed- and then poled one on his first time cfllllll'lie'lf,y Located P R differenc e b Rice. Wash.. and C. A. Dunn, [ up in the fifth game. on “Fourteenth Street sl i T fcx the ball 15 hit, not bétorer | CEeds—A. 5. Gardner. Col. and 1. E. Sthoe- . = To Match Your Odd Coats |1333-37 14th St. Main 5780 vection and otherwise | ; = = R ’!:xh.h“).p FE = P » ¥ \:r.sr ds. Manor, w;l (‘r-m‘\ ; ,:l" 3“‘: SRR EISE‘\{AN,S 7th & F % X MORE FREE CIGARS —— » shown, what this arm is go — Russell Edwards. Ma and | terday, 12 to 6. = = » ¢ ¢ i ing to do ubout the time the clubhead | WOMAN GOLFER GETS 81. ST TNRN: totis, (Chiévy Ghisse 5 YN ¥ FOR LUCKY MEN ts to the ball. LPHIA, June 8 (P).—Mrs, | ¢ ; Busic, unat, \ St | 1 be erne: J T 5 = - S S U Perry B Hoover. Ind. Sp., and| . SR Pt § JAC Andin. ted D [ e e . 1 Stetson of Philadelphia led | John F. McCormack. Ind. Sp. i g I ”{:..,.‘h,‘:{ (‘\;‘7, ” ":," e o e % T p. o y e ve a hox of vuk P - M where it can apply its maximum, 3 cokesiat theiend off. BRI e = tinasa . >, Tphia “Hand etos Tree OrS [ power, . Imagine throwing the left |the Py n the | Jtn UL EEusb e Jes N SOds RicHAR s e i birds | hand, from tais point, directly toward women's F: 2olf championship. " marg 7 se he ball—then trace the action of the | Her §i made a new woman’s record Sixtvono bivds from nine 1ofs took | vignt arm. and you will perceive how |for the Philmont Country Club. The . " rado Bide. Watch | e G e Lot it does its work correctly. |tournument is 54 holes, medal play. R N ot oter Toeks men. N g ¥ shows the easy, natural, ureen Orcutt of Englewood, N. J., g e name of some friend may was the showe next. SGiweat o \ould | unstrained position of t i | defending champion, took a 9 L e 5 Sl anhe of liber. | top of the back swing. as | Sh k h d Wi h ; T o Y e i | Simply followed the club L - ake hands wit @t the Crown Loft at Mount Rainier = s k a great racket A feature of the race was the fly- | ing of Bumble Bee, a young bird 2 SoMEWHERE among the Spalding Autographs F Al e £ £ ~ ¢ is a great racket that will better your game. S e : ¢ \ And the minute your hand findsit, your tennis homing on the day of the g === ) Sterling | g instinct tells you why it is great. The perfect !J‘ 11.‘ I !M I(‘iywr ‘. A\t wnl l" He 3 v 6 - balance that only a fine racket gives you. The o first instance of the he ; Minute M. feel” and “grip” that inspires you to make s estinz Sholcno 24 shots you formerly missed. And the wonderful Last { sturdiness which allows a Spalding Autograph e L 3 , b . to be restrung year after year. That is econ- mer. with an averaze of ~ : 3 : omy! Come in and shake hands with a The 1 Loft had the best N : Spalding Racket. | e 'i“‘l’l"“ schedule Wt Very Swank in o - 3 ! « b g 1 and west, By © Members of the Washington Club i A Light Golden T, When the cares are looking forward to the national <5 ight Golden Tan that beset the yrace from Chattanos , Tenn., on o 'daytzketollfrom June 19 i . . it Many Other Smart Styles A ced ards pe i < e LT Wieeeie $6 to $7.50 the hours dedi- TIRE STORES flight follow: : i % \ L Grown "THE man who likes to be “foot-foremost” S 'l”‘; i i i will take to the undeniable smartness of "f"l’!“ “_::‘“ 1338 G STREET, N. W. < 2104 Pa. Ave. N.W. the “Minute-Man.” It’s a real shoe. Note HIERE i o WASHINGTON, D. C. [ S 9th & P Sts. N.W. > : B S ; e the novel Buckled Strap Lace. bedtime bottle of ,:'t,;:l,, ‘12th & H Sts. N.E, MAKING GOLF PLANS. N . 2114 14th st N.w. § | The Largest Selling MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 8 (#).—Plans & Autograph T A, K. strung . ted split gut, $13.30; with are being completed for the tiventy- fitwesther cEEmatle e S R < i 10c Brand fourth annual tournament and annual when purchused I The Npalding Plugless 3 i ly adopted by ‘ Tennis Associ igEo i Distributor meeting of the Southern Golf Asso- f o st P ciation here, June 15-19. Many of the TR ety S Wasln'ngton Toba Co South’s leading man golfers will com- = * VALLEY FOR i s \ CCO X pose the field to tee off over the links 1337 F St. N.W. G24L St SE. Waahingion, D. C AS IDE of the Memphis Country Club on . 917 E St. N.W. Main 4450-51 Cuesda, Jung B8. W.