Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1929, Page 16

SPORTS. ’I‘HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, Congresszonal May Split 10th Hole : Star Bowlers Are Urged to Be in Time . MAY MAKE APAR | |coNSIDER OTHER OUT OF G10YARDER! FELLOW, 15 PLEA Present 16th May Be Done Committee Burdens Itself to Away With if Proposed Make Star’s Event More Plans Go Through. Attractive. TUESDAY DECEMBER 24 1929. SPORTS." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1929 6:30 P.M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1929 Alley 30. Alley 41 e ey James M. Shiter. -3 W pke : Frank woines ° Arthur M. Moses. C.F ent. orman E. Baldwin, Alley 31. i Ale John Ogden. A Matriee £ Otver. T I o Alley 21, ¥ F. Nolan, 2 T muntn Alley 23, i Alley 22, i ST Filliam G, Wolte. ke A Q. Saslord, e 8. Dodd, - Robert Os#00d. Erory 2k, ‘Royal Corwin. Charles 4. Bl S, o Alley 21. Elizabeth WAlking, Teresa Gray, Bertha Wolf. ey 22. Betty Hoflmln. y Per: Bl TSelner. Alley 23, Elste Romero, Dorothy Corsette, Mayne men.x 5. Wilbur Griest,” - James Brm:es Alley 32, Alley 23, ‘Thomas E. Rook, 'y 48, Franklin Kral. C. A Wrek:“ly gy ABD}”""- ‘Alley 33, . Ober mm. Victor H. Kral, i 5P George G. Miller. 1. seniefthe” John' Alley 34, . E. Callahan. Dennts N. Hevener, Norman C. Hr\m“l!l. Alley 34, 5T * w 8t gt T§|¥¥.‘ i “Smitn, sr. Alley 35, Alley~ 45. Penton. enton. Alley 36, iler 26, . Thompson, Howard_Benson, . Simons. Arthur Baur. c"‘""xl‘:,'}: 3. P ; Andy 3 Alley 47. ey P . P. Swindelis. Herman Pdflmln'.' E, Murra i “" hid orge H. x-ne ', C. Holl ";: e Leroy KI iph ufimm. g:but Sacobs. 38 ley Ay 28, Alkey 48 Charles Vogt. J R " Robert. Wys ¥. Tone " X Fussen! Thornion : ca W, Filizeraia A wenede e ley 49, cuukenhouu R Miller, g.nk'xex‘a'fi'y“"' Alley 40. Alles Alley 30. 1 . Alley 50, ZLouts M. Ruche, Ill . flnnlch. 8. Brothers, ‘Weidman, arnstead. Benjamin Venezky, Joseph R. Amuto. average between eight and nine strokes ocomnen, 2 J. O'Connell. Alley 25, C T own, 7. 3 Moram T E D Sh g Luther King. s R. Mcumr. Alley 46. _mllkhm Wl‘net)')un[, ley 36. John I_Boone, Ralph Littl Henry D. Billings. Alley 27, At ©. Heath, Bty Fait Rodter. Alley 47, Sialide ¥ sanas, 3 Atley ‘Willism P. Dawson, . Groves. Bors. 0;““‘;;'” Arthur Cross. Soatihy oy Aley. 27, 1. arnogy, MeY 4% possibility the dis- | Joseph Priccl, AR e Hguined course. sbchitect: may ave | Suieics G Garve. B Shemn bt AeBNP Y Beneo. Alley 39. Alley :{l?fi:g'g:e job out to a little too Chatles Wi M- A aes. % 5 Thomes” 8o lingering 1s the doubt and so Cherles E. Cohenh_ Somisi Supinton: . 8 lnmurw o i cogent 1 the “urge of the players who < Phad ponal . g B Charles n:c-r}'gy ey 24, Earnest Jackson, Fiarry' Knott o e Biinkernott. Charle Jeflm-." Seorve daltner: Alley 36, 24, Alley 25. Mrs. Alice B Nc@utnn. Raymond K. Roberis, Mrs. Regini Siml, Evelyn Ream. Alley 25. Rl Bl Atley 26, BY WALTER R. McCALLUM. EVEREUX EMMETT may have been perfectly correct when he laid out that elongated tenth hole at the Congressional Country Club and thereby brought tears of dismay to the eyes of countless duffers, but there is a linger- ing doubt in the minds of the powers EhaHes Hoibrook. BY R. D. THOMAS. HE schedule for the large:: singles tournament ever held in Washington Alley 46, Dltk WWG W, AP e et ones. James G Herman It will open at Convention H the night after Christmas. Those whose names are listed are urged to note the alleys on which they will shoot and the time. Something of an experi- ment will be worked out in the big pin party. The tournament committee has taken upon itself a heavy burden by listing four squads a night instead of the usual two and two bowlers to an alley instead of five. This has been done for the convenience and additional enjoyment of the bowler. It will be unnecessary for any participant to give an entire eve- ning to the tournament and the two or three instead of five bowl- ers to an alley will enable all to shoot faster. Long waits between frames to most bowlers are irk some. Due to urgent request dates it has been necessary in a few Instances to book five bowlers to_two alleys. Women will roll three to an alley, but will shoot only three games. They should finish in about the same time as the men, who will fire away for five strings. ‘The cross-over system will be em- ployed. That is to say, a bowler will shoot first on the alley for which he i3 Alley Tremann, ennings. Alley 89, o Weldman, P Alle: H. W. Stebert. William' A. Luttz. fln'- Alley 30, John W, sullivan, oseph E. Goddard. e €0 mO QF Q0 = 3 chmuz " Weimar, ir. B.Sappington. A.Ferver. R. es | Tucker Harvey. . LA S ATURDAY, DECEMBER b = 10:15 P.M. for the hole that the bfondd of gov- 6:30 PM. = u"'"w“. i wAIm 20. ernors will pass within a few days on a Rose H. anche Wootor roposal topl"andon the present tenth e Alley 3L Gutard HAI&Y“ :L Alley 21. Alley 81 Evs Grims, Hr V’;’!fi."fi'.".’,':{’.‘:‘ Boie entirely and cut 1t up into a pair, Gilliam R. MeCarthy, Clarence Weaver. wnmx‘é’v";{- . ;. Lavender, Mamte Carr. Ve 3. which will go far toward makli\! :’n: i i‘“" 32, o ovamfi"" . > Alley 22, ;z‘.ul anks h TThat tenth hole st Congressional is ey Ben McAl ‘23, Alley 33, Jean Thorn. n_ about 610 yards in length and its par, | J: 3 ",;{{:S{.‘_'” George Simpson. ‘v"v}fx?."fl”fl“fifi" orse, L. Gray. Alley 23, :“.“lun.:fii'.'f"f' according to the score card, is 6. But i ginp gy A1 4 v 21, Alley 34, Alley 44, Rary ke - i The testimony of many of the men | m. retson, Qunp gme Miller. A C. Calvagn Nell Rasmussen, 3 Gnenee who use the course be not gcx;{urcd gy o S aterias. Womersley. Charies E. Boggs. : Joe Mulroe. their efforts to knock the ball & mile e pEiton. or more in two shots, the par for the cn_,“,'u,,m““ H Thompson. Melvin Fones, duffer may be l.ny}htlhnst:se&\;:cn 'll and Alley cibson, A7 3 N 4. = - 10, with the bulk of the ony lean- | B. De_Glattz. . Gibson, 3 3 Paul F. Brandt, 3 sl ing toward the latter figure. S0 it sp- Rt BertHieey. Sinude Kine, Paul BB flm"l dt, g Fm".“i:’i.'{';’.??y that the majority opinion re- A . pears Alley 37, Gingell, Milton_Sencendiver, ‘Maschauer, garding that tenth hole is that Dev- Clure. * - + H. F. Foberty. Givae" Pheine: Sreux Emnmett must nave had a weak | TSl Alley 28, Allg Alley 48, moment. sseau, H. Werntz, o lluenmm. S04 Fhornburs. Henty selbet Jori B "Welsh. Have Plans for Changes. Alley 29. Tley 39, B, Lovellle7 40 Peter Jackson and Sandy Armour | L ¥. Ruppert, fi’{',""nn"‘"' R A Henry Miller, Willlam N. Martin, George A, Griffin, and many others have been cogitating ‘Alley 40, Ral James A. Moody. iph McReady. Robert F. Stewart. 11 over just what can be done to improve W. J. Hyde: A . mardui™ Alley 30, Alley 40, Alley 50 Jane pilard. Alley 88, the situation and have hit upon a so- Morris Berman. Al T. Rowe. Albert Zanner, R. Davis. Harry Bailey, E 8 Boberts, lution ‘of the tenth hole and an allied Norman Grofl, g v F. B. Parsons. 3 mnllkI i 9:00 P.M. 3 B’ . roplem that has had considerable 7:45 P.M. wmh &mm - ml"ml_'h“ o e : 4 D . D. 'l'lmunlaly. i PR T o Alley 31 Alley i ““““h"‘ The green at this ; et H.'R. Eekite. 8l Tolh TR T FRIDAY JANUARY 3 shieenih ’“’",,“,,p,‘““‘"‘ Seayliiie i J s listed in the schedule and then slter- fi:‘;“ tham the ‘;’gc;ng) mfieg:f 6:30 P.M. nate with his neighbor, ers, s Alley 41 Have Other Engagements, Alley 22, Alley 82, Allpy 42, F jeorge M\lllllll\. J. because it invites that : dainty fungus known as brown patch.| John Masen, w. Duncany ™ . Bnraann..' It 1s requested that all participants Not that the hole is not a gcod one, neil. .1. ©." Small meet the tournament committee half for it is, but the job nthk.e:ping a satis- M. J. Deegnn, Alley 40, 0. G. Stoner, George F. Reber, ir. Alley 41, M. L. Ridgeley, MR Sty Eafl Haze rown. Bernard Ha: c w. Alley 32, 5 ey M. S‘N . Lavender, J, L, Einds n{u. W. . Sullivan. George L. C. Harr stricter, “Alle: Frank Martin, Alley 25, * Bavid B Thoma Melvin_Fones, :n P. o A nrnl B W2 v-z =s my 45. Iuky 2% Alley 38, Ashley W. Minnte_Edso Leo Rinaldi, Bty N Fiiehes. Helen E. anl( oOllte Pmnl Aniey 4o Elsle E. Sonnenbers. ey 34, Alley 25, 3. Reynaldey : Hem\ T, Alley 47, !le gatherine Cravies, W. Kiine. J. E.' Davidson. . Gmith, Al Crawies, Alley 35. Tés T V. e Arthur Des Noyers. Alley 26, All Ralph Gibeate ° P. Bendetti. Alley lace L. Burton, land 8. !rown Glenn V. Curti Chitles °‘i.mua. Alley b Besgon, * John P. Hers htld Winston A. Hem: 1 ng. Alle: lley 48, George £, ettorine, . A Feidhetn oty L. stenbin. Seum O'Neal, Alley 20. Alley 89, Alley 49, Frotke W Aelnrih, Hazel Ladson, Esther Young, Henriett Lynn. tley 37, Alley 27, . Th it Helen McAleer, Bre Rendrick. can 1._mefhiien ™ Harry Bi egs. Gouru Stevens. William P. smrmd. hn H. Mo Alley 21, R L xmnur. ir W. B. Fols B. Gol E Alley 38, éal D. Snyder. Alley, Guy L. Gray, Walter 8. Wiison. o 3 omas = Downes, ety Cleary. 5 e &' Bliehbender. e Hou £E Ex“ ey aul Beckex. 0. B_Evans, w. 2. welley 2 A v - T Viliam Culitn it Joseph Solomon. Al o Tonlant Bonaidson. R Alley 24, Alley Alley 44 Alley 22, ey 32 Nate Wasserman, Bill Grime: George Dyer, way, and report promptly on time. L Summefs. Som i i Alvin Morgenstein. Edwara oiyxan B W Poreman. o ioe. ;‘,,,‘,,nm,'.',',‘;f;,{’- ] Those in the 6:30 squad should bear in Lester Dréyer, R D. Mok 35 Pl Dedsiegy ki el Alley 45, Alley 28, Alley 38, mllll;dh:h;t Q:Ie Ic‘ltlxow i{; the 7:45 grm&p John Powell. - D. s rco. ey D. W. Williams, F. E. Robbins, w ept waiting if any are tardy Alley 48, g e Cltiek “Bontiks. George Godwin, Fredefick H. Engler. E &R taking their turns, Many of the en- T trants have made other engagements, Alley 36, 3 46, 24, Homer Fisher James Stakem, Bawarq o Srin, £ v rovhect O predicated on getting through With James Hurd % s 81, Atley 47, o H Robert B. Wilide, their bowling at specified times. Chester 4. Wolt. L. D. Chipouros, Eugene Beil, Barker, y 15, o he toulline rile il be sdnered to ctly. Tules of e ‘ashington tey 28, “Alle; Alley 48, John' Fulmer. Willlam "H. ‘Cross. Henry 'Ashcroft. Geotas . Lindsars "h City Duckpin Association and the Na- F. McMahon. are Tom Howard, Alley 28. Atiey 38, R Rieriene. R. 8. Campbell. Gus_Tompr Joseph G At e e o Alley 29. Alley 39, L Van Lefty Poulos. Willlam A, Hull('tt Alley 49 k, Alley 29, Alley 39, Toeon Viftant. bt Sy 2. Welkaen, ¥ . Howder” Bobert, clafics, o There s 1o gecasion for the dub en- i embarrassed by low scores, which grow over the little dam |y, maneort"” ™ w. . Muden 3. Donata Revius Alley 30, s 40, 3 this tornament he wili Have 1018 of below the present tenth tee and play | R. W. Miller. George V. Menke, J. Hoyle Nevin, Ernest A. "““- Edward G-m Th 0w the tee shot for the tenth toward 5§ Pat Deck. Thomas Mulroe. company. There are more green bowl- or new ten W 10:15 BM. ers in The Star’s second annual tourna- the present eleventh green. On the = \ 9 P.M. Alley 29, ment than any other event in hillside at the M‘ and short of the Aley 30, Alley 40, . Donaidson, 2 E game's history here without doubt. They in a line from the club Depue Falc J. A, O'Donnoghue, Paul E. Danforth. ¥ 3 L. are more than welcome, will be constructed Ann sieber: Pohatar Peterson. L. ‘Hobye. ‘Alley 30, ‘Alley 40, "The pries wilt be cioh but, thé wpirit george ©. A0 er, rene KIutts. Alley 31, Wil Alley Tt John W. Hurley, . Prettyman, of it all is sport. Bowlers have been elsey. y 2. E. R Greensict, am H. Gscheidle, George A. Porter., ! Lawrenson, s b e i “" . ‘Alley 38 “Alley 43, Mitarea zneu . Earl Gochenour. paired wherever requested and vher B, M. Lawrenson, 3. T. Mullican, I Qoun Eilett, 7:15 P.M. ever it has been practicable. 1f a_dub W. G. Eliwanger. Melcher. Fent: Milirda smm. Aoy 38 Altey 41 can beat out & pet rival he will h- y 24, Alley 34, 23, George E. Davis, L Woltarth, been rewarded for his effort Dalias N. Fract, William L. Martin, k; PRCORI . /% i G. L. Gaum. . Charles J. - &, Hoskid, tournament even thouzh ho Albert E. }:;Ey“;u . M. H. Wooden. R wmo,m, 3 . ,Agll.ru::.r “ Alle; K. s w"'m y 42, prige. It will have cost him Tdw. W, Pearson, 5 R W. Lewis, 4 o Alley 24, & Frabceschi. - ; b L ucumn ¥ B it t the games' fee. I Alley 25. . N, -mumxmn, id’G. Romero. Alley 26, john C. Holzberg, Carl A. Phillipps. Alley 27, le&’ Pnrtner. y 26, P L Glll!hel, Thomas 5. Galleher. Alley 27, Toom l:eepl with 1t, nurses it and lives with jackson has not had an easy time vll.h the sixteenth, and the main idea is that the sooner it is out of the way the better for all concerned. E P Ewe So it now is proposed to enlarge the | J- ( new tenth tee just off the eighteenth green, which was used for experimental mous last Summer, pull out a few vn 00 w2 gE 2y 2o o> 5 Burnes Alley 48, Ronald E. ummx. John K. Coles. ‘Alley 49, C. H. Phipps. George Wiison. Alley 950, Lnuum”’ Geor 3. wignan, Jre7 . R. Mc ] i 3 all, r. A Thom‘nw:. § 3 Aubrey . McPadyen. Alley 47, Melvin Darsidzon.” inwood Donlldlun. J. Marti; w. J.W. Brewer. Ray Snerwood, Wallace Donaldson. lley 21, A oune, Asnes, nexmau. Asnes, Flelsl Alley 3L . Y. Griffin, John Waldron, W B, .3 meley. h' A. Schum e ir. J.F. lley 32. . P, curtfh: H L. Hatcher. John'R. Elliott. Alley 3. ard, Alley wis Harry Dawson, e mue Charles M. Sauls. will be played up the val- Alley H. Hammill, e creek that runs at the . Fallon. Joseph W. Brent. ohn W. Deputy. W. R. Lucas. 2 4 Chatles A.'Sims, Alley 38, N has been advertised, some cnt ‘Alley 26, ‘Alley 36, 3 Julian O. Cardin, under the impression still M. E. Kennemore, ¥ hoamulaie. berry he or 60 cents she paid xoonu.Am & o . A",, 35. entry was an entry fee. "I'wasi't. 5 Edi ™ ezt s A, b . G. Powell. Alley Campbell Goes Crazy. %n'du‘lu;:afl.' In the meantime the bowlers are 36, y 46 trying to_dope the Washington Grand Emest ......, Palace Valet - Connecticut All - Star match. The first skirmish will take ‘ place at Hartford next Saturday, and the second at the Coliseum here on January 4. It should be a brilllantly contested series. Perhaps the most interesting phase of it will be the singles, in which 5’7‘}1‘7&"’ Campbell * will oppose Jack lley 38, Alley 48, 3 KIDM’. H. J. Hell ). Swain. D. G. Gallagher. Alle; Alley Alley 44 J, Wiley, X kins, 3 A R ’1."Bioun, Guettier: £ Bein, Alley Alle; Sam Honon A~ T g raft. ‘Talbott. 26, d d J. ' , nr..m‘w - Sk, bert H. Alley 23, Alley ARt AT dopkine. Billhimer, -g:.'rils‘u'r:;:,. Haverty, § Bijinisoes, ¥ G Keith, J. Atkinson. SR Garvoll Alley 46, Melvin Tallant, Alley Edward B. McDonald, E. W. Connick, tey 4%, gt Edwin H. Connick. John_Andsrson, Wiltam 3. mxown‘cl. Alley 37, Josspiv Freecil Norman paxter, ot mia . wintam 5 558> am 2. Scott, 3 Alley 47, serpfiela, E. 8. Billhimer, e chiider. J. Rodgers. Alley 20 Aids Harry L. Morgan, 2 Emin, : Heck. Micks FA MH:(':\", Monte F. Potter, to build a tee for | dse Snelings. the site of the pres- ‘Aley 29 , which will lengthen | J90% ; Jifnks, something like 30 Alley 30, Alley 40. Rudolph Jarman. . 3 EQ, Murfelt, and then up to | Edwin Lee Pearce. . Moore. llenger. Alley 49, Louts Preschi, Al g Earl McKenn: Berkley xm: R ST S AN Carl Bcherrer, PR Alfred Margaraf. David H. Burrows. Alley 28, M. Niland 3 prenat ey Tred 0, Du o b % ehring, FRIDAY. > Clargnce Toie” D! eron e o James McCallister. villiam M. Martin, an. DeKookwyk, J. Morist, TierheR M Gisen. Alired Baer.' * . Alley 39, i W. A . L. Viollan Ray C. Gab) tee shot “fie &d,‘,’l'gylig Alley 21. 10:15 P.M. M. Shenk. =Sk E. Koppleman. Ralon we' Coulter. B e Lett | emes Fack. Alley 31 yugers, et ey 40 Alley 50, new eleventh is Willam_Cristofer, 38 Sar Al g"fl;“_‘l’"nlh g {" ’Pruhun. -and-pitch hole of |y 1, gmi” % Sparos Vers % Son: with tee shot to | G. Honey. the Alle: 9:00 PM. out to the right to avoid the Charles Poulos, Frank m.“:fvyn'od Norman W. Lilley. Henry G. Alley 21, Alley 81, hich now catches hooked Alley 33, BT Grace M. C: tenth. No change is . Al i Levy. See i . H. Bonbiest, Charles J. Sutphin, Evelyn Ulrich, the construction of the |p 3 penrile? 2, 2. W. E. Megaw. Raymond Veihmi Y . i Cecelia Whitacre. neen, which will become | K, Spillman. 5 znbrmo y 24 Alley 84, Whi ‘u-:’u : All!y 25, 5. 20, Alley 27. Alll' 4. ‘Wil PFitzgerald, Phil Donnely. Alle: covm.' o Alley Alley 41, Fred Barreit, A Jack Henderson. ¥ & Anes . Armtgei 7 - Alley - P, James. Alley In a recent workout at the Lucky Strike . Campbell totalled 590 for four games. In succession he rolled 130, 160, 146 and 154. He nversge-d 147-3, POTOLIAC PARK LINKS CLOSE DECEMBER 31 All the ¢o!t courses in East Potomas Park will close on Tuesday, December B Emn““m 31, p:g;l :bom. two and a half months . necessary repairs to be made, 4 3 Henal ey, "Irs g Qullw-.. Alley ¢4, s. G. Leoffler, concessionnaire, a orr Al mnounced today. mw‘.i"a%““’- The two nine-hole courses in Rock ude. IE g.e:é:h ll’u':h v.‘fllm remtfi? beopm until en they .wi closed for unm %z:m:m a short time for necessary work. Mean Guan. while the nine-hole layout in West Po- tomac Park will remain ‘open al!l Win- ter and will hot be closed. This course, because of the nature of its putting greens, needs little upkeep work. Weather permitting, the East Po- tomac Park courses will be opened about March 15, or possibly slightly before Alle; L. Kolwfern Earl. y 32, lley 42, Alley 23. Alley 40, Pajil Dutton, Thomas Belt. Alley 41 J. H. Canada, Charles P. Lanhardt, Alley 42, John C. Joy, Paul Brill’ » J. Barnes. {4 uccurdy l’!l’l! B L, wull-mi‘.“! lames T. Crontn, G. Arthur Al;‘l’!o’(fl argaret Mlfll ke nshienty R. B. Lawson. A HO ks B. Abramson, Pteeces Bess Kirk, Dart of the scheme. a0~ | I & dfaicx Ererete 1. Plots'™ P s . b1 pr-ers g W. H. Whelan, -,-,‘,’:"‘“ Beam, # Lydia M. Peters. Dalsr 6.5 unmnm Alley H. Neff, L A 3 EoNem o 'r A Kinnagan, Alley Al Ammr unn. uunn Irldl." D. M. Routson. J. F. M Alley 46, Melville A AeWon Baker, All.y 37, e . All s, . P, bll l. ety 3 3 e 9 R R T Fhadats Edwaras. 0. Robineti o7 Alles 30, Alley 50, . Inettl, E Q¢ rd, ®. 3. Mansuy, A 4. Ounp. Award Mercer, Jonn 8. Mansuy. Clarense D White: Arthur T, Kelly, Alley 49, fohn 0, McFull rry P, Newton, s Alley 50, B. A. R. Doehrer. Eimer Hare. 2, 1930 Alley 25, C. E. Bishop. Bessle Goldberg, Mollte Berman. Alley 36, Maude Youmans, Peart BUEA xm: Fdll ather, ne Federline, Alley 30. George Dracopoulos, Raymond lé e Andrew Panos, it awiey.” ugh J. Crawley. w. w. by THURSDAY, JANUARY Frank' Sommerkamp, Alley 42, 2 P ane, le_Dodge, A Iey‘v:; illiox. ‘Roberts. Elmer L. Neade. Al.lg Alley George E. Thayer, garl Moore, S Binen. F. 8. Brunner. paul o, Milin ** R meflek T e more than 500 yards in lengin ‘s and reduced the par to 5. The par of the last nine, under the proposed changes, will remain as 1t now is—at 35 and the par for the course will remain at 73. Dave 'rham.wn. popular little pro at the Washington Golf and Country Club, has found that constant practice is not necessary to retain a good game of golf. Dave learned it recently wheu Comdr. C. T. Lynes was his partner in a four-ball match, and stole the|Tom Man-kle. rofessional’s thunder with a scintl- |E. E. Werner. ating 75, even though he had just Alley returned to Washington from an ‘ex-|§: R Clark, tensive trip by airplane along the (¥ ¥ ML Atlantic Coast. A E.Stubbs. kA Lynes had not played in severai|Eiwood Stubbs. LA R L Ile: Robert, Bock. o Albert B. smnh Gharles H oot Alley 80. orhees. erite ‘Branelte, rmichael, Alley rank_Slagle, X llhyl L. Bweet. B. Rob:nson. Alle. Alley 21, Romanek, bon Krauss, Bedkel'Y AL oppentieimer. Goldstein, % 2 argivey, A6y &5, J. Devery. E: Mulvey ‘Tom Gr = lley 1mn R. Beaumont, ¥ George P. ovnay 3 Chlrle: V. Joyce. Alley 37, Robert M. James, Joyn M. Jester. Alley 38. im Alley . Cullen. . Butherin, weeks, but he got out in 40 at Wash- ‘Alley ington and came back in 35. E Pnuiips, ‘Well back in the woods behind the Eresent tee a new tee for the twelfth ole is being constructed at the Chevy . ey t1. Chase Club, which will lengthen . ouc | Ms. F Shustuc, the hole and convert it from & drive | Mafiie Grcenvood. and mashie niblick affair into a drive Alley 22. and medium iron hole. The new tee |wmay 1, Sperber, is expected to be ready for play in tne | Josephine Peruzzl, Spring. Fannle V. Ahmay. Meanwhile construction work is going shead on the new tee for the first hoic at Columbia, below the tournament tee, which will not increase the length of 5 i the hole, but will merely enlarge the | g, p.yy . Ackman, surface of the tee which is regularly | Mrs. Anna B. Cardin, o O used during the summer Theima Lohnes. % A e 28, John' A, Hart, HOCKEY STAHS ON u.s. A Ales 40, TEAMS LEAD SCORERS | Edward WADEU 2!10 Feater, MONTREAL, December 24 (P).—The | Alley 40, A Frye, . FogManhinney, Wolstenholme. Alley 36. Campbell. Alley 37, wrtene, A7 7 Pitt. 9 P.M. Alley L J. Bittner. Frank Gartside, Alley 30. Joe Quinn, John' Purnkas. Altey 40, en McCambfldl' Alley 4. ! 3 Leagh. Naples, A7 Bild. Alley 42, Alley 39. : B Rrewson. M2 oWy 0w Mo mW s Gladys Engman. Earl ‘Hn R Atthur C. ley 38. ¥ that date. Much of the rk to *he George E. Muisch, work. Dick Miller, e i e 4 1929, with all the courses having hea Al E. Matiare, Samuel A. Jacobs, " kg - - i i e ARMY HAS A LIGHT Aot George_Friend, osesn G Toushres. . Nubson, George Mantzourts, Soehcer Sullinis. R Trving,_Pulia © Hynis Salbmiar . Stocking. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif., Alley 25. Al Geon Stelski; Raymoud Wasser, against a plebe eleven eq A. Gatti, Phillp Crowle: Falty SReEy, " Alley 41, swept into the fina] Bell. E. Peake, . E. Nuber. lllle c,"n) Alley 48, Less intens| ‘workouts Harey Wesfeord, Snarew I ; » Alley 4 which gre recovering from the e . Hiser, G. G. Loeffler. J o : 3 Rt . Alley 30, 5 40, Alley 50," i 'ommy Dowls Y e mars { Y ler, Colgate ful geo‘:u Mt‘:{;r{.' M. Hrrmnn (Schedule for Saturday, January 4, on Page 17.) line-up for the Army contest w All B ey Moriects, done at East Potomac Park is in the Pauline Baird. matter of drainage and bunker npm: ' Georee 7. A7, 9 i l:‘ubllc Hnks golf in Washington has Alley 31, Alley 41 1 ad & very successful season . 0:15 P.M. Jack Mofietr. B eeves. Alley 81, ¢ Pplay during most of the season, Atley 32, Carroll Dafy, g R. G. Ve ) J. Kistk E. N. Fox. George M. Commines. Sienhen A. Miller. Aty 32 * John hristie. Tony Santini. Alley 23, Alley 43, Aller 3 Alley 44, vt N HEAVY DR".L Charles P. . Huggins. Alle s o Nick Chl:onl::, o 5.'."“‘" m&_ a’ 4. c" - P Alley 44, By the Associated Press, VNS, Ditkay Hymis Schecter g December 24.—A light setting’ up drill Alley 38, tes i I3 ;v'. Huser.” A& mm‘f,'e',_ 5. in the morning and. a brisk :~crirx;’1mwn Bamuel 8. Smith. Bogley. Alley st " Alley 21. Alley 37, A Schiaseer: Pn?gfoig r?-l;x):\w“ncn“;r:’('.' m'&f’. he Cadets e Cadets le Thurston Furr, Rajph Meser. ”. v t Alley 28. Alley 38, All LL Homme? John B Davis, g:f(l:m;lllflm for the Stan: Fo SR . Derrick.. Andrew Kramer ‘ “intens ; lley 39, A }mfl:;« 3:1‘1 uled for Pop Warner's Car John' C. Chaney. Alley 20, Shrine all-star Eastern team, Al 3 artor d v g B s Barton A. Bean. ; ity lt’tr: a hard-fought scrimma Alle: at resulted i e ohn . Perkins, x o knee Kennelh Blcuka 745 PM. 5 H. gnm-fia. tfl "%‘A‘E‘;’é‘.fii.'. Dhfi.cx.r:"z of the Eas Alley 81, W e tern main: arner indicated that his s g the same as that which took ok t WILSON FEELS SURE |LONE CHANGE IS MADE against California, with the pos ! ception of Walt' Heinecke at cer CUBS WII_L REPEAT IN CUB DIRECTORSHIP ;l‘he stocky Cardinal pivot mar Dounnrny lley 82, R "Locatie, Alley 33, Raymond £ M'n rx, Benjamin . Tripp. | Dorts Goodal | Refen Sufiiva | Helena Kohler. Alley 26, Anna Williams. ett H. fary E. Gerant. g« om ma X pat Ravmioha"s. Russell: Mangéne. 3 Y. J. Baum, Alley 1 . " cum. 3. Costello, RBertram Lynn, Blair Ballenger. Alley 37, ‘William l..ooker. o racted a severe-cold, and it is ful if he will see mmhuufllml) x‘ the Cadets. If he is unabi his place will be taken by P By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 24.—With one exception the governing body of the Ray Knopt AleY 34 ner, MK, Rln\hlme Alley 25, sharpshooters of the American division Aoy T of the National Hockey League finally have forged shead of their Canadian rivals in the race for scoring honors. A pair of players from the New York two nhz‘:d?m( g‘\e! Boslgn Bruins have e of e two who "reu tied 1or‘$z top of the Canadian Rangers and section. The figures include Sunday night's games. The leading scorers: Boucher, Range land. Boston e LENEE et e [ETSSRIN 5 Goals. Asats. Pl 24 na G. m(.mmx. James Boteler. frtin Brown, elen \\'mlhl’(‘k X " Barior, Alley 28, Annfe Anderso: Ctherihe Merzéreau, Millicent Russell. walter B, Beser £30 S Alley 38, m, ley 30 Alley 80, 4 & Witiams, Charles H. Money. H. 8, Welch, RECORD TENNIS LIST DELAYS TITLE PLAY By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December zl ~—Because of a record entry of 176 lor the national junior and boys’ indoor’ tennis singles | cl championships, ment officials ye-- uruy found it impossible to open both events on Th , 88 planned. the J “singles will begln at .10 a.m, Thursday, and the boys’ sin- gles at the same hour on Friday. With 111 competitors in the junior event, including players from a number of colleges, universities and preparatory schools, participants may be required to play two rounds on Thursday, thus clearing the way for the boys' tourna- ment. wlth its 65 entrants, the follow- Gintnies for the junior and boys® dou: u..m':m B e George Waters, Cy Perkins. Alley 20. a. Crawr §- Singrere % i, A William Hottell. R D; 2 A . Callahan, Tom Harlow. A P. Pasch, Tom Kinney. Alle; Charles Beibo: l'-' viclor ke John_ Gordan® ** Frank Carman. Alley 87, E. DeAtiey. " Aflfllr'l Thebao. s, Alley Charles Durkin, R. ummey. ey 39, willlam_Mévers Hiram Waters. 5. Bhaw, AU & 2 nen, Alle rim: ©! Roderick. : Alle watker, A7 44 Murray. Altey 41, Larson, Bodell: . Alley 48, Jobn Ferber: Walter Forter. ?':v om >M ou Alley 49, James O'C Willis Fauth, . Kby 7 : Rrdfaer i DASHIELL, MARINE BACK, AIMS TO GO TO COLLEGE (Whitey) Dashlell, crack the All-Marine foot ball John D. halfback of eleven, plans to enter university next Fall i nlackvho during the past season in ihe Coast Guard Prulflznu a clever broken field runner, CHICAGO, December 24 (#).—Lewis (Hack) . Wilson, Chicago Cub center- fielder, apparéntly is certain the Cubs will win the National League champion- ship next season. ‘Wilson, who received a Christmas greeting signed “The Great, Great Shires,” has sent one to Charles Arthur (The Great), with the following mes- sage: “While he failed to go through with plans to meet each other in the prize rlng and will have no other opportunity to com| ive lthleuc lbfll- tles, w! it out in the 1930 world series next October. I'll be in it, 50 it's up to you and the White Sox. —_—— B Henry Nehgonbe, a Pottawatomie In- dian runner on the cross-country team at Haskell Institute. never wears lhnu in a race. National League champion Chicago Cubs will be the same \K 1930 as last year. P, K. Wrigley has been elected a member of the board of directors and the executive committee to replace Adolph Speilmann, who died last Sum- Wu!hm L. Veeck was re-elected presi- | p: dent and secretary, and Willlam M. Walker and John L. Seys were Te- elected first and second vice president, respecuvely‘ Margaret Donohue again as nmed_secretary. wmll.m ergley, Jjr., owner of the club, again will head the board of di- rectors and the executive committee. LEONARD LEADS CUEISTS, R. Leonard is leading in the three- bill progress cushion billiards tournament in at Elmer’s billiard room. The remainder of the St. te will find Capt. Muller and Preston ends; Tandy and Thompson at tack! sh:crfl? q‘l‘xndt Drgcnu guards; Flels- arter; Rotl entry haltbacks. ang S ouert and Frentrup, FROOF B \diators for all mak e WIT’I'S'I'A'I'T’S RADIATOR, l-'l;\l)tn “. “‘. N NBODY WORKS, TROUSERS To Match Your Odd Coats EISEMAN’S, 7th & F