Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1931, Page 44

D—4 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1931 SPORTS. Sailing of U. S. Davis Cup Team for Europe Today May Be Last for Some Time | 1 ° L. Bono (Columbia). Abner I Ferguson (Co- | 10:00, Austin M. Porter (Wilmington C. Laflin and a party of five anglers and | re alr lumbia): 2:10, Charles M. Boteler (Colum-|C.); M. B. Stevinson (Columbia); 10:06, C. made a goodi catch of trout, some of | o ayers € Bnie A nasiarw AL ouers 44 (oot | Founebi: 900 B P T them weighing {rom five to seven riz ). 5 dki i 5 " Greenwood, Ir. | B SOy Yy trie Magors Soph G, | gomameinnd) 10,10, W. B. GLeeh ool nat: pounds, and a good bunch of hardheads. i L] ‘l b Barcalow ' (Kenwood):; 2:35, H. F. Knapp |tached); 10:15, J. Allan Sherier (Colum- BY PERRY MILLER. Capt. Preston Woodburn of Solomons Columbia). A. Holcombe (Columbia). ) b nattached); 10:20, o s - - For Columbia Clu Iourney e B O [enl: CAllen T Eabue, inatisned): SEH |and 'a" guert one morning this week B, Hoover (Indian ‘Bpringy; 435, Hueh | Robinson (Columblar: 1025, iL. C. Pate UR good old Potomac River 1s | places on the Patuxent River. Monday.':flnd"d nine ':;»ut ‘;vmlhlkr‘xx dr;nm three = L i : - | (Columbia); C. A. Blater (Columbia). 7 v Benedict, a party of anglers landed | t0 Seven pounds and 11 hardheads. I lumbia): 2:40, A. R ‘Mackley (Columbia). L tor (CoINbIS): (wood= real muddy. Wednesday the &t y 4 Folix “E. Early ‘icolumbtar: 2:45, Paul J. | magi” 1035750 N mhomareit; (Indian river was badly discolored, bug | & 1878 number of herdheads. At Sheri. | State Senator J. C. Webster of Solo- IVE HUNDRED AND FORTY- | junatigened), Jack Jester (Washington): | Priszell (Columbial, Alex Baumgartner (Ai- |Spring); '10:40, John Thacker (Bannock- dans Point, located on the Patuxent mons and his nephew. Preston Webster e {Columbinyi 850 1O W S Brien (unats | 37 D eRRad Hal T 3,58 Beasel W, | Purn W F et davans); 1043, D e O R T e T e T trolling it for a tourney here, RS NS arier: 0%, D Fage Gory | Alsandst, (Bannockburn), L. W. Mooré ‘*"‘““’?';":""" ard ecartuy, (e | downateeane and. chansed e colry a0 Lekep e e e d e | L e e na i i ! 1 (Columbta); i i e : ington); ' George haw (Congressional): & | caug! S q | hg fiom four to six pounds an Situation May Be Saved i | them from out of town, | (luntapici)s Wikiam R, Bnannon. 3d ) sioo. 5. 8 Abbett; e (unattached), Qwen Wisa"w Fiske Marshull (Congressional); | that it looks like a well baked loaf of | "4 4" ot "Brooms Island anglers have a trout tipping the scales at four and | take part in the Columbia Country Club | 10,00, Al W. Howard (Washington), Ralph | Asiderson (Columbia), Georse K. Imes | -, Mo Hepter ) (G tade Congressional: Dr. [bread. It will be at least a week, or | bezn enjoying good sport, landing hard- | one-half p-unds. B Fleharty (Columpia): 1005 W, ] ; 3et t ¢ Yankee Youths Should tourney next week. | Ginps “(Coflimbiny. 3. Marvin Hayues (Co: | {GoMmPIL 3,10 Thomos W, Brabiany 10O | James 1. 'Bafnnard (Conuressionall; 105 | perhaps 10 days, before it is clear | heacs and some spots. 3 lumbia), Horace Dulin v « bia); 1i:10, J. . . 5 v Angl desiri: " S Tumbiay: 10710, Hukh “MucKengie | Colnme i ; 1% | John® W Townsend (Columbi I ermi for| And the funny part of fishing at| Anglers ing to fish over on the Regain Trophy. Wednescay, will be gven over to me“J Cantwell. (Charlotie. N C.): JOR | 325, BB, Erslian ' (Columbla). W. H. | L[l )" Johnston - (Arevie)” 11:20: DE | Quite a few bass were reported caught | caught over oyster bars, but over mud | Preagu®, Va. may be glad to learn that | qualification tests, with match play on | SRR JEolmbIa): 1025, R A."Drali | 530, wiiliam' Brayshaw (Columbla), W. 1 Srowictor Stmpson (Washington): ehran | 185t week end between Chain Bridge | bottoms. igglsr\)‘rrfigwlrr“:‘”},;m ke Aznmp;mf ! Thursday ard Friday, 1050, 9B, Morrison (Columbia), Lau- | Oréen (Manor). 383 U. L Richards (Con- | /colinnia); James F. Sulivan (Indian |and Little Falls. Other anglers, UsiNg) girange as it may seem, we have re- | o : as gone into effec hursday . ence Graves. (Sl GUAIMS gLl | grelonall L. 5, Julin, (CRlumbisy; $40, T | a5hing) fjo= snac{ulnghmflhnd. mndeduau lf]hnd e e ctiin o) mepiotai o N aca i es grie "]Léwmynms J«a\dp lAr:;ngpnh; :_;lz 8 Amunnd The pairings owie (Columbia); Joseph T. Bherrier (Co- in). 345, F. T. Eddingfeld (Congr 11:30, Richard E. Shands (Chevy Chase): |and a few herring, and still others, | 7| am.and 1,3 5and 7 pm. Leav- lnmbia)i 1040, 3 Monro Hunter. r. (In- | WIS 3 4% Fif TRGVE Bam): 3.0, | Henry Ravenel (Chevy Chaser: 1135, David | fiching for catfich and carp, landed the | VA OF from the Eastern Shore of Vir BY J. P. ALLEN. NEW YORK, June 5 (C.P.A).—Those ¢ | ing Claiborne the schedule is 8 a.m. and 4 2 A dian Spring). R.T. Harrell (Washington): epard (Columbia), W. B. Hill | M. McPherson (Manor): Lloyd 'G. Pray | g0 0% | ginia 0 on tie inside of lawn tennis Affalts | ;.5 Gress Prince (Vale) Reeves Lewis | 1043 Robinson White (Columbin), John R e 358, B B Rrewson (Colum- | thanor): 11 %. 8 N. Ml (Washinston): | former welghing as high as 15 pounds | 85c,0t, George Bowen at Sokomons Is- | 10 M- and 1, 3, 5 and 7 p.m. make no secret of the importance of the | A N b ra "R Avnses | (Colimbin. (John B Mechire - (Congrens | '3 50F Sentrn B ORIt - (Chevy Chase, | Musphy. {Gotumbin . . A Stintey (Arziel’ | ““Prom the lower Potomac George | 1and Tepoited that the best fishing down 5 : i Davis Cup group sailing today aboard | fina itned’ “C. *2" Kab'‘unautacnedt’ | gonall 3% Georee M. Wolcott (indian | waiter 5. Vosel (Indian Sprine). B B | e o T Leoprde | N Way 1s out in the Bay. off Hog| ~BUl Agee. three times winner of tre 1 France. “It may be the last | . i Roanc |A"m .1(,’" ":“I?“Thlk\\'l el 11 Harris Fleming (Columbia), Elmer WEDNESDAY. u‘tl::reh!d i I:rhn\ H. Dalgleish (Columbia). | town, reports that L, B. Hununxmn.\‘fi'a"d- where trout from fi to seven Laurel-to-Ballimore marathon, was six the Ile de Fran ham . Duke (Arsvle)i 1ad, E. Sonsrea | Collins (Washington): 11:05. A K. Periey . 1. L. Steatton (Indian Sprinp), €. M. | “'13500. 3 W Beller (Columbia): Richard | trolling ‘caught 30 rockfish. These fish | Pounds are being caugit. He said his| times South Atlantic cress-country competition of the United States for | (3nali™ 540" cnarles’ B Molster vunai- | Bannockburn . Middicion "Benman (Ban- | prowy thrmyoNav) 108, P Hubbeli | D Daniels Chery” chase). 1205, Erank | weighed from 8 to 10 pounds and were | son, Capt. Eddy Bowen, took out W. A.| champion some years,” they say Sned iy B QAT (comEnatiOWhL: | Ietom. 3 T Ratisom (Cofumbiay s 11 40, &, | Lumatiached). B Maury Fotey cunattached ! | G Butler (Argrle Ul B wasning- | caught off Tall Timbers, Ragged Point| A years, g aay 7.45. Richard T. Walsh (C: ) - n). R Columbia ) 5 ) Trew (Columbia): 7:18, W | bia . Warren J ear (Washing- | caug a 5, In England, France and Germany (he | fiam P. Waish (Argvie): iou. Wiiliam A | A Trotier (unatiached): Harvey F. Howard | 1% Parster: 120, BB, Molier (Ban- | ton): Mn) E. A Noves (Army. Navy. Ma-|and in the mouth of Brettons Bay. el s AT o prospect. of the Nation that originally | Moister. (unatiached).” Bmimeti Douenerts | (RAINSY o120, Clasence W, CGognell | npekpurn):Tiah, 3. K. Muriay, (anattach- | rine): 15, Join, Vonelt \Eodsers, Fopscy | | g 0. Craig, a Washington_angler, ANGLERS’ GUIDE. s 0 Y | {Congressional) 5. cendiey (un- 8). b - | od; Everar er ¢ y sey Hines (Rodgers Forge': 12:20. E & . Sffersd the great trophy WIthATAWING | sorarear Brl Yarees (Colamiar | mackburn) ' 1125, William H. McRevnolds | *d; Everard . Curvel, SARUEET oGy, | Hanson (unattached): A D, Morrow (O fishing off Lovers Point, in Brettons | ;oo anr 10w TIDE R S S N S from its battles has been publicly dis- | L “HC A" Russell o ‘"‘“y'n'm“‘x‘f’"'}»‘v?-’"fm e o OUeD M st Wi, Denicl Ambened): Tt Tk e nadn comdn L G R W Bay. landed 40 hardheads, weighing | FIGT MED (O TDES KO8 DO TOWER POTOMAC RIVER POINTS. cussed. The east and west appear split | Ses¥ (PCWEr PIMG $0% Y000, Maahor; | 11230, 3. H. Dwight (Columbin). Richard | Moody (Washingtoniip T40. o, Ry ERCER | Nass Mariner; G | from 3 to 6 pounds, ] i b over future managemeni of the inter- | 8:10, Muurice Neé (Manor). Dermot A. Nee | Lunn ‘(Burning Tree): 11:35. James W. | {BeAve] Damp. 5. S Go2Aet oo tessional: | "12°30, James G. Drain (Washington). | Knight reported that hardheads are igh tide. : s ? | tunatieched): 8:15, " Charles Merrill " (un- | Hulchinson (Argsie). W, H. Flannery (At-| 785 Edward A. Halsey (Beaver Dam).|Thomas D. Webb. ir. (Washing 1235 | biting_well in the lower Potomac and | Washington ........Saturday 1 12 4 2 12 national matches that have developed | \iiiheq) Eagar C. Kelloge (unattached:: [EYle): '1140. Judsoh O. Harrison (unai- | &at wo Morgan (unatinched): 1.55, Walter | C. E. Stewart (Congressional). Charles P | thaonyio Satorio”of the fish ne | i 00 the game throughout the world. Euro- | §20. W. Don Lundy . (unat:ached). Civde | tached). Walter D. Murphy (Columbia): | GAP% ) inattached), Charles Cole o esstonall - 1240, Maurice Pitz- | that the big majority of the fish caught | v Y Bt ' 3 S want the government of the cup | E. Kellogs unattached): 8:25, May. H. K.|11:45. Arthur 8. Mattingly (Columbia), Dr. | Fpaien Springs g > ge onad) s Velasco (Havana | are being landed by using soft crab as | Annapolis ..........Saturday it et A e CUP | Bentley CArsyie). H. R. Lipscomb' (Atgyle) | Jesse' Shoup (Columbia): 1150, ’F. B AP & ihing (Washington). Edward [ Eouniry Club); 1245, John W. Guider (Co- | pait. He said there are plenty of soft | Sunday placed within the jurisdiction of the | BAEy fATeyier, By Kopifuioltd ‘Ghileey | laday (Colimbia), David €. Colladay (Co- | p™ winly’ «Gotameinr: B .05 Col fombiar. 3.A. Marr' (Columbia): 12:50. . | drabe “When asked about the trout, he | Chesapeake Beach...Saturday International Lawn Tennis Federation. | Lears. (Columbiar: 8:35, Robert W. Bowen |lumbia):” 1155, Harry A, Grant (Indian | Biton Army. Navs, Marine). Col E. McVann_(Columbia), Thom , On this poltical problem of the game | (Ar&vie): 8.40. John T. Goggins (Bannock- | Spiing). E. J. Gray i Kenwood R sy TCATmy. Navy. | Marine) erDam): 1253 Jol | replied that only few are being taken Sunday n this poltical problem 8 | burn), William " L. Pendergast (Bannock- | 12, Harold K Beck (Manor). Charles H. | George C. Billard (Manor), E. 8. le). Michael G. Biggs { by rod-and-reel anglers. Solomons Island ....Saturday it looks to be the United States against | 845 A. Wayne Van Leer (unai- [Garner (Manor): 12:05. Gardner P. Orme | (Golimbia): 8:15. George A. Tew (Ken 0. H. G. Pitt (Manor): Ea Good reports have been received from | Sunday the world. A real split was narrowly Sl Ciroiass gunatinensdys, 8:30 | [ENTBA) nO'E. Burmiys el uomarbis)) | wood). W. w. Desn (Msnor: 820, Hauid | (ifiet 18 Ro'n | - Benedict Saturday . y s T A s | o roif (Columbia). Col. ek " (Columbia). George ov A 5. R 1 Eller | _ g averted at the meeting of the federa- s e prine): a5 D.|D. T. Merrill (Columbia): 1338 A B ‘"a'.".“\'.'.“n.m““ e rrwmas G. Stephens | liam L.’ Moore ‘(una d Sunday = 7:39am. tion at Paris in March. It was turned i M_ McNenle (Bellensven). C. H. Orme (Co- | Gardiner '(Columbin). Harrie Jones (Roll- | \oatisched), Gordon A. Kessler (unat- | Watkins (Columbin'. D R Eim(e e r JLurner (Colum- | Piney Point ........Saturday 5:30am over to the Davis Cup nations to de- | lumbia) & g ing Roed): 12.20. E. C_Graves. Jr. (Colum- | tached) George F. Miller «Manor 2 How - o e George F._ Brock (Wilmington, Del). | bla), W. R. Garrett (Columbia); 12:2 C. Damon _(unattached). | Go058e F. Muler oo it 9 . N - Dudley Sunday 6:22am cide in London June 30. There Samuel | Fitid (Columbia); 8:05. Thomas F. | Col'T. W. Herron (Columbia). E. C. GOUt | pyko Jonosan (Columplar, 8:35. Jonn H. | Hy Douglas (Columpia . Comer, € ‘ Aty V. Mari ¢'C. |Rock Point .........Saturday 6:20a.m Hardy, veteran team captain, and Wat- Tinattached ), William M. Throcs- | (Columbini ke O G o Lishtbown' (Con- | AQolumbin). 1:35, Alien M. Bupdets (AT i e Sunday 7:12am son M. Washburn will act for the United Yashingto L 12805 BYDUIAE. Zressional): 8:40. H. F. Nell (unattached). BAl¥: A Frost (Columbia). James | y jis. cashington), H. C. Peacock (Ar-|E R West (Columbia):13:3 B | Eiward B, Wagner (unattached): 845 E P8l o0 g op - M. Jornston (Conimbia (Compiled by United State: Coast and Ge States in its effort to maintain the U WATAeid Meton C(imattached). | Plerson (Beaver Dam ) Anderson | " “Blicner (Columbia ) James A. Coskrote | scoit O Riny present organization of nations that ‘White (unatiached 3 JH.| (Beaver Dam): 12 40. Edmund B. Quiggls | (Manor): 8:50, Erwin C. Geisser (unattach- |5 " gones (Colum govern the cup. Mattingly __(Beaver 'Dam). Walter Talks (Chevy Chase), Preston B i ARngT s S Mersick, Jr. (Manor): 8:35, Ed- | Pivartameton). 3 ¥ 2 UL L L b LR LU L i L i ) Wara ) Kohman iCongressional’, dJuiinn | (Reffine” Boad: : RoM . i 5 {Beaver Dam 3 Richards o o). MeGovern iibbs_(n n {Columptar. Gordon Wond (Hermitage France “in Saddle. B30, Fiank | Goodwin iCongressional). | ington) - 12.50. John F. Brawner (Comme | Cp c TR "Long ‘Manor. €. A. Metzler | (CPIUPBIN Sordy SO (ES] § 9. Helimnite : Rchlosser (Beavar Dam): 9:33. RAY | bin). Robert H. Gardner (Colimbia): 13:55 | (Manor) R Beldridge (Congres- How far the United States will go " PHnvder | Porcest Thompron (Indiane Bprme). Wo R, | caano paa o toward seceding from the federation 15 | Washineton Jullan Haron | Garrett (Columbia). sional), ‘Pauliio. Croarkin (Consrssslonsh | T. Rice (Was : ou an or a onger problematical Louis J. Carruthers, | (Washinston). B « ,’.,“fi""’{!.‘"”‘,‘, i £ank K. Roesch eWashineten). | P Wannan cungttached): 9:1 s G How 260, John W Quens (Columpia). W m president of the U. 8. L. T. A., has per- | ' G/fitan" (Manor) Peter 'Rondley | “Galumbinr. 1. F. Stephens (Colimmas | Richard W, Weatwood (unattacheds. H._E. | Barker Ha Gl 3 sistently scorned any possibility of such | (unattached). Russell s (unattached) | 110, Robert Stead, ir. (Chevy Chase, | Rad try Club). 9-25. Bryan | w. Crane . . o S 955, W. W. Sea ttached), R. N.|S Smith. ir. (Chevy Chater: 1:18: | Morse (Winchester), Denny Hughes (Ken- | Thomas 5 a i Cor action. France. however. appears. on | Treys,'(unatiached) : | Nicholson' «Washington). Jo LS A | Chm® prariin R West (Colimbiay: 2:20. aca lon ou u ou evidence of foremost British officials, to | “'Io, John F. Byerly (Catoctin). D. C.| tunattached). 1.20, W. 090, Edgar A. Merkle (Indian Spring): | Hugh Saum (Columbia). Eimer E. Rouling l have canvassed and exerted pressure | Bracken (unattached) 1005, W. Pearce pin). C. B. i Columbia £ 035", "Paul Swope (Beaver Dam). John | (Marvland Country Clubi: 2.25. Jol Cup matches over to the federation. As | G. Webs (Washintor. "10.18. Te' Rov D | ™ 30U 1 Howen carermitagey, | Bressignal s Bibe R Leroy Morris (unai- | sel N Low Bannockbirni 2 & matter of fact, Prance is the “man | Sisscer ‘Indian Sgung). Elicit D SPIE| winfeld B 'Dornam (Gler Rieel 135 | lached). James T. Coleman (Conaressional . | Oliver Marzland Countey Oy on horseback” in’ European tennis just | (Bannockburnv L. T. Souder (Bannock- | Ayelhirom, men (Columbia). E.W. "'""“,';,;}’n‘,,i Lornier: ‘88 6 "A" Braile (In- ' Barr (Columbin’ b By | burn): 10:25, ‘Mai C_ A Bennelt (Con-|''3%q, Dr’J.G. Abbott (Columbia), 2 05, E. | dian Bpring). A. A. Parrell (inattached). unattached). 245, Comdr fian ¢ i1 iRN G HAR D ERY o P HE DA ies oan [ IEcBRton 1 i i, BRSNS HGMMIERESE e St el - . team — Georg> Martin Lott. jr.; John! 10 3. D. B Siribiger (Manor, Bkl g V! X - | Sheph (Manor) o J ‘ran| v yan Ry arrancis X, Shields and Sid- | S8oRueit oM Granic’ Ruse " Conres. m— B8%3 ©YT VYT ITITTVTOT QEENADRDINED §33333333333588 35585353 ney B. Wood—regaining the Davis Cup | cional: 10.40. J. W. Reese (Bannockburn), are none too bright, a victory would ! Ralph D_ Gibson '(Bannockburn): 10 48 undoubtediy solve a sorry mess. Should | Howard T. Jones unatiached). Ravmond SO BB (Cotimpiar 10.50, Jonn Hale they fail and France be successful in | Smith " Vanatiachedr Norman 3 Morrison putting the Davis Cup in the control | tinattached:: 10:55. Wiison Barrett (Manor), H._A. Mihills (Indian Spring —— of the federatior the United States b | A rown (Beaver Di o M _H may cease to challenge for a number of | e ver B R D Merar years. This would mean a breacl - | (Columbia). George J. Richardson (Indian o - T 5. iween Europeans ana. Americans which | SoPne 110, 8 & ‘Goaden | Waspinglon. SEEN THROUGH THE MAGAZINES would surely cause & sag in 1awn ten- | 5 Sramocee BanmoeRbarAL MaFin Mc- nis—more surely abroad than at home. | Inerney (Columbia): 11:20. John H McEvers 2 " J. H. Galliher (Bellehaven), David C. Mc- Youngsters Are Chosen. Pherson (Manor). NEW YORK. June 5 (£)—Two New | 11:30; Etnest R Georse H. York youngsters, one in his teens and | Fosier {Army b Le B ar- the other just out of them, have been | &¥ie1: 11 40. W. X’ Jones.' Jr (Congres- . Y 7, i ) t H Urbs ‘unattached named with George Lott and John Van | P38 p AT0ET W' Wile™ (peaer " Dam: —— Ryn to Tepresent the United States in |G. A. Younsauist (Congressionali: 11.50 S Davis Cup tennis play abroad | J. A. Kaemmerer (Beaver Dam). 8. D. Twenty-vear-old Frank Shields and | Tanion, ‘Sianoriy 158 R iimbiag oo ° 00 19-year-old Sidney B. Wood, who car- | 12. Burke Edwards (M John H , s ried most of the burden in American | Dayidson = iunattached). Cal i zone competition against Mexico, CAN- | (Washington): 12-10, Clarence Dodge, ir. ada and the Argentine, will sail tonight | (Columbia). Thorpe P. Drain (Washington) for Europe, where they Will join Lott | 1215 Hary D 'Casbman lunwstached, Wi | The Mohawk is the equal of : : Bampitt inattached) i and Van Ryn in London the week of | warq L. CCogan. (inatiached). Volnes any 50c ball in carry, dura- June 15, Burnett (Beaver Dam): 12.25. Lloyd bility and balance! o B o Georse Clny Brown iKenwood) . - 5 After ‘a week's practice all four will | (Kepwoody George Clay Brown (Kenwood). play in the Wimbledon championships | Gese Mitchell unattached). 1255, Dr J 1n o] 1r u and then go to Paris to meet the win- |G Rilley (Argyle. Charles . Council (In- e e (o) ner of European sone competition for | dan SPrnel 17 ¢ ML K NI (SO G the right to encounter France in the N Mather . Washington . Do K | challenge round. Present indications | Hanet R 80 Waken i eedn | PP 9’ e that the ‘Americans will ‘batfle Franeiin N Parks |Congrestional). ure ee elther England or Japan in the inter- | £ & parker Cogeresdonan 00T 0 ¢ Henearials R.'Lucas (unattached): 105 Brice L Tas Team Is Youthful. B ViGonarestiona . Bruce 1 Tasior, o w Y T = Conezeambrairs 1 10, Melvilie B Bernelt , ‘The team is one of the youngest ever | ir (Conaressional, Chesier Ward lunat- en ou ake Golf Bags named to represent the United States | oo Indian 8 e &1 i i i in Davis Cup play, averaging a little | %. M. Balawin (Manors T M. Beisne (1 I 99 Designed By Leading Professionals more than 22 years in age. Lott and |dian Spring). 125 Lo S L at lg Van Ryn, although veterans of inter- | (Congressional), G. L. Munter €6 . 9 $A495 national play, are only 25. | TUESDAY. - Selection of Shields and Wood to| _7:00 Major H. Robb (Manor): Thomas > > ears rls o u s L BT e SR T beretont "Renwoodr acat]on rlp 6-inch; of gray duck, it has a ticular surprise, but there was some | 7'10, | k feld « M: ). Fred P ) . CEL g9 comment over the fallure of the Beices | ikt osorst T1E Hermen. Slabler. (Co: are the “hit” of the hour hookless fastener on hood and tion Committee to include Cliff Sutter lymbia); De Fue T g Just think! A 29x4.40 balloon w d ball pocket. oods mbial:, of New Orl S the squad. 9 9 ederic o (upat- | . on\thie/OhlyShiAten ha playea DAV | e afiion Hnitenes - | used to cost $20.30 until ALL- Irons Cup competition at Washington last | chi0nSa ' 5% ik STATE came along. As ALL- $ 95 $ 98 week in the contest with Argentina, and | |Stas 3 (chnsressional): | ; it had been believed the committee | 140, Geofge Shnr. (Colnuley | STATE finally took the lead over would send him abroad to gain valua- | Denin &, walser o Cnaries 2 e 5 ble experience in international play. | W Cote, it indis B et the “Biggest” and best tires in each cach E. Shibley (Congressional 8:05. F. (‘. Calkins tunattached): F. C der fun 3 ball. Each Aristo club is matched and balanced Wilton T, Alten (Arkyle): 8:25. T. L. Bart- 29x4.40 ALLSTATE Bal- for weight, length, feel. Workmanship guaranteed. 69 LEU Betts i Coiuribia c Results follow | ) (Coltmbin): Cluir M. Whitman Paddle tennis, A B C classification - Win- | 8:50. J. C. Hawley (Co- | 5 | Bowen® dlaadtiched: Lester. A | 5 g . . Ilw s (Congressi FiShererMibemn the game the price was finally Designed by leading professionals, the heads of HOLDS ATHLETIC EVENT | Colored Junior High Intramural | Chaser D, " tinners (Goskress Colored Junior high school students fils e et Columibiay yesterday held the first of & series of e a s oM Ferris 1Co: loons for $4.98 Each, or per. Reeder of Randalli second. Ciark of | lumbia)s AL W, Hendorson, iconuressionsh: Bemy ; 5 ! 3 SRR S R S e brought down until now you can both irons and woods were made with deeper faces to provide a better hitting surface for the new size C S , buy P g J amp Stool Elgen McPar nattuched): Poster Mor- Winners Open Series of Contests. | el (AFEvie) e e Aoy athletic events among winners of intra- D e mural contesis at the various schools: | g™y (Conkressional): 8:45, Charles Paddie tennis, D E ¥ classification Win- | ner. ‘Masruder. Francis: second, Neverson: | | | | {Columbia ) ‘,‘,.‘,(,mi ¥ Its enameled steel frame fh FooSinGiat: s ColmR R Nyl Each, If P Colmbiny. "ol T C Furser (CHEVY ik Paddle wnnis, G H classification winper, | (06, (TR S00T (£, TN (ERENY g o b A B G Elnsinention Winner, | Wilinm B Roblnson Aravie: 815, W, . | -~ i i Francin. fecand. Wihiame ot Fomers, | Miller ‘(Columbia): ‘Lee B Kemon “(Colum: | ’ y . B oAl D ¥ P Classifcntion, Wimer, | bty 9:20. 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