Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 48

O—4 SPORTS. THE EVENL STAR, WASHINGTO FRIDAY, SPORTS. Prince of Wales Shows Golfing Courage as Jones’ Partner in Uphill Battle BOLD SHOTS HELP | % e 2 | THOMPSON STRIVES | [r rovney scome] 58"t B 5 St gt | S 13 ntncer e end TONIGHT BRISTOL, R. I, May 9 (C.P.A).— prose Sy ——— M SINGLES, SCHMELING'! 'AMP, ENDI- ‘Totals....519 510 483 o8 C y L today said that the boxing match be- Those who go down to the sea in | ahips are superstitious folk, and | COTT, N. Y., May 9 (NANA)— among the traditions that have come | 0. H. Scott 107294 | virginians (1.484). 3 Max Schmeling recuperates rapidly. |tween Phil Scott and Young Stribling| with only a few teams and indi- | Paimer 100 I3 | e Fousn. se13i 0 My first glimpse of him upon my - | of Georgis, scheduled for May 30, Would | viquals to shoot, the twentleth annual e "‘lmuk‘h tth'f dnch : mee:h&: Mujligan.. 106 103 111 D- i 1val here last night showed m s o launch a vess arrival o a i :‘:n ucky | O. He 18 87 a1 tired, worn-looking young man, who, | 1Ot take place. | tournament of the Washington City | In some quarters it is held to be . . 3 ;0 96103 88 . 8109 | in spite of his apparent weariness, Scott, lccordln(“w the paper, 18 sick | pyckpin Association will come to & close Capture Last Three HoleS| tempting fate even to begin & sea |Champ Favored Over First| - % 8w W Tosiedei, Was able to produce a smile of wel- |In bed, and Stribling was represented yonigpy Although the largest fleld in voyage on a Priday, and with four W o i CLASS E. eor:e lthlt .smz;‘elm:n !' felt 'ku(tr;:e ’l:n‘d"“"“hl to remain longer in Eng-| history competed, there have been i loops, the products of best 1 1.(1.511) and sincere. 't smack of the 3 few out: g of Match With Johnston | gioops. the products o tan 5e. | Colored Man in 29 Years . foags !%g 100 g9 B T0a%i8"S | cannea variety that, some of our P N dandaca ks signers of racing boats, facing a 5 K p Sunyet modern gladiators of the ring keep TILDEN WINS IN VIENNA Paper Co. and Handley Motor teams, 9 r of intense competition in 3 3 on tap. But that was last night, T - o and British Lord Stmmer” of intense” competition. 1n in Welter Title Go. ey . % % 1% 35 3 Boneo™ 5 BHR| Afler 10 oiclock. . VIENNA, May 9 OP.—Wiliam T.| Dl 307 Bex" Sace th ciass A Sngic fend the America’s cup against the i R Smith .. 3 e PO~ This morning when I met Max to | Tilden, forming a new doubles partner- | Billnimer's games were 141, 119 and keep a golf date with him I was |upip with Count Ludwig Sahg of 125 challenge of Shamrock V. the g80d | By the Associated Press, iimer 3 s 4 astonished at the change tha Fuln to oE 4 g Austria, won a preliminary r und match “.,,"dohfi) ri;:’g”fi;‘:fi:” o BY'O. B. KEELER.. of chance is f be propitiated. . Dl dhi ) That is one reason why the sloop iy 8 VKPRl | bt w o3| NEWMARKET, England, May 9 (.| come over the man. Whereas he Jworld welterweight champion, | Mawhinny .. 91—203 | —Fair Isle, owned by Lord Derby, who| resembled a glass of flat water last | in the Austrian doubles championship. | The Shepherd & Co. team of Claren- .| Weetamoe will be launched tomor- UNNINGDALE, England, May | (CFUC00 ot thday. risks his title against Young ; is now visiting in the United States, to- | night, this morning he looked like | The Austro-American combination de- | don gained fifth place in class A with day won the 1,000 Guineas Stakes. sparkling cider. feated Barkstein and Decker, 6—3, 6—3. ' a set of 1,728. 9.—Two American golfing champions, a reverential gal- | R T B ¥ 2 Jack Thompson, sharp-shoot- lery of 150 and this corre- y |ing Negro challenger, in a 15-round | ghepherd (1,728 Hewitt (1,718). spondent were convinced yester-;TONlGHT s SCHEDULE |battle to a referee's decision in the | Harrifon.. 110130133 Saundres.. 104 103 107 Olympia arena here tonight. : Ehlers. ... day afternoon that the Prince of | Furr 128 90 97 Wales possesses, in addition to his | |N DUCKPIN TOURNEY It will be the first time in 29 years ol 13: m m ‘m m} }a} i s that a colored man will have had an s e e e other talents, a surprising amount | opportunity to win the 147-pound title. | Totals....583 582363 Totals. ...564 573 578 ; of finishing power in a close golf = ol | Also it will be Fields' first_defense of | wolfe's Mkt, (1,634). match. . N M. | the crown which he won in Detroit last | McCall. ... 118’ 80 He demonstrated this by his flawless | ss. Alles. | July by defeating Joe Dundee on a foul & Wo/e.- and bold play on the last three holes i 21 |in two rounds. . of the new course at Sunningdale, | e 31| The match will be fought at the|P. i Corcoran Gae which enabled himself and his partner, o = Bobby Jones, to square a Scottish four- | 23 | with the prospect that both Fields and HT some match with Sir Victor Sastoon |1 g cordeil his challenger will be under that figure cLAsS ©. and Harrison R. Johnston, American |W. . Pumphiey R e yr Hisrinre : amateur champlon, after the latter pair |- Nichols ©.. | atternoon. Skl Theleate had brought them through the fifteenth R w green 3 down. 5 >QWaN >t obey " V. Weaver Fields, twice victorious over Thomp- TEAMS. & P.M. son in 10-round engagements, remains 003 4 39 108 8 83 De Priftee Starts Rally. ® Miseellancous Night. o thp- by favorite o ielther WRNBY» kil oo - @ In a foursome each side plays a| Class. | Sakkic: oR\Ret tha-verdiet Y 2| rotals....516 484 477 single ball, striking alternately. The |Auditors (Southern Railway)..... 3] | Kuockout or g e verdict. Prinee and Bir Victar were. drivig from | E4rc nasing 2 4%_mxlh!r'n mu‘uy They were betting as much as 2 to 1 ;4ce=u‘n(s u.lalz.zy." .y ) 5 (e w 3 s g the even tees, Jones and Johnston |Law Dept. (Southers Raiwas) Al b F';'d“,, d"“’"‘h,fi’rg:{‘(‘l”s"“lfh’"‘l""‘ onaid 99129 Scanl ' from the odd, and as the prince stepped | Dixie Pig (Rosslvyn Ind.). . B N e ] 1 o up to drive ‘on the sixteenth he ap- | Rostyn P. O. (Rosslyn Com.). McLarnin, If Thompson has the same 110 126 Reid: . y P stuff he flashed against McLarnin, . S 100 99 99 / | - - . CLEPEET ared lly, his " —— — e e e ey, sl DOUBLES. 10 P.M. there may be an upset tonight. s R uation of having to win all three re- ) maining holes to get a draw. LRy His drive was a brilliant punch aimed | 8 E.M e 93111 o boldly down the right side of the fair- _ EMalecote "33 111 98 Leckert. 101 80 way in a fine position for Jones to | pions on his play, the prince smilingly : le Dlace 'a good pitch 10 feet past the | said he had found himseit ratner CHURCH BOWLING LOOP i 019 w0 in. Sir Philip pulled deep into the | clutching the clubs® at first. He said Totals. .. .502 484 484 ‘ ’ eather and, as Johnston had to play | he had enjoyed the round greatly, and RE-ELECTS ANDERSON |4 1. xen 1451 Arcadia stars 1538). out sideways, the hole went easily to [the Americans declared later, with em- 2 | 98102 99 Welcl 110 94 87 i the prince and Bobby. 2 phasis, that the prince was a first-class| _ G. E. Anderson again will head the 97 92 98 - Jones then hit a good shot to the | sportsman and a good golfer. Fast Washington ~Church Bowling | Neri.. ; z ' ’ R 4 short seventeenth and the prince almost They admired especially the prompt- | League, with Capt. Reisinger of the‘; Ahderson.. ‘91107104 - Wh 93 91102 sank a 10-yard putt for & deuce, the | ness and decisiveness of his play, which | champion Douglas' No. 2 team as vic —— e —= other side missing the green and over- | was unmarked by any delay or fussi- | president, Thomas Quantrille, scorer, | Totals....452493506 Totals....519 513 803 2 Tl e approaching. ness. and Maurice E. Sands, secretary-treas | Newmyer Co. (1483). Wchoppers (L$73). E Tash Every TAUBMAN store in the city is still ready to “Phus Johnston and Sir Victor held a| The prince played with great serious- |urer. L el a7 83160 Miler 3116 118 i Lo ds of o 1 Jead of 1 up and 1 fo play. From | ness and atiention to business, though | Anacostin Methodist 1= the only : is Oper Daily ful the needs of every Car Owner—as well as to the last tee, the prince outdrove Sir | occasionally chatting with his com-|church represented this season whic Hall: e med f . Victor and Jonnston and Jones both | panions. | He walked swiftly between | does ot contemplate eniering the next ; . S P. :I‘:v = 1!.;0 ";PPIYSY‘)“ with tth fil:lle“ of Hardware, R'g"’ Sup- found bunkers with their spoon seconds | shots and employed a full and compact | race. Applications for membership have > i ardays B H g . toward the distant green. Sir Victor |swing and & putting stance reminiscent | been made by Strauss Memorial Chris- Telale. - TSN PR e e B porting Gog s, House Paints, etc. And always failed to extricate the ball from a diff- | of Leo Diegel, with a fine touch around | tian Church of Benning and Congress | T, &C (18D, —as before—at prices that mean More Power to Your cult position, but the prince blasted |the greens. He wore a tawny brown |Heights Baptist Church. ohnson. .. 86 91107 . Dollar! out with great firmness, winning the | pullover and very full-cut plus four | Other churches desiring to place ollar: hole, 5 to 6, and squaring & great| knickers, unsupported by & belt, al- |teams in the league should communi- | L though he may have worn braces. He |cate with Sands, at 410 Eleventh street | ™°!r'ch: match. 5 Complimented by the American cham- | played without hat or cap. northeast. ! 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