Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1932, Page 88

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON., D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—JANUARY 3, 1932. California’s Golden Bears steam-rolling through Georgia Tech. Gill, California fullback, picks up a few yards on a power plunge through the line. Tech put up a plucky defense in the pcst-season charity battle at Atlanta, but got the short end of a 19-to-6 score. Associated Press Photo ol ' \ o3 i1 1 re) A §ey : e - u 4 i \ Big enough for a penthouse. A view of the huge fume stack of WA ! ; \ ¢ the motor liner Lafayette, which serves also as an observation deck. It affords a bird’s-eye view cf the ship and the surrounding sea. Associated Press Photo, Grecian grace in the javelin throw Miss Alice Rde“- track star of ‘_he Los It was a stormy race. The schooner Commodore is half hidden from the Angeles Athletic Club, trains in the camera as she wallows in a heavy sea while winning a race frcm Honolulu, ancient sport for the 1932 Olympiad. Hawaii, to Puget Sound. Associated Press Photo Associated Press Photo Sunset on Biscayne Bay. A scene of soft tropic lure through the palms fringing the bay at Miami, Fla. And this was only part of the field. The biggest turn-out in the history of the event started in the November Handicap at Manchester, England. North Drift was the winner. Wide World Photos e R P AT, A ok AR g Helen Hicks, the golf champ, returns to A stylist in action. This close- ylis ac is close-up o school -days sport. study of Leo Diegel's famous spread- eagle putt was snapped at the recent She _is Sh; n (i': lifi‘)‘ ta ng o in a basket- Pasadena, Calif., golf tourney. pping The champion hits the ropes. When Ray Steele side-stepped a rush by Jim Londos, Associated Press Phot ball game at Lawrence, 3 3 N . s 3 A ; 4 Long Island. | 4 - this is what happened to Jimmie. But he came back to win their Madison Square Garden mat struggle. Associated Press Photo \ o Wids World Photos.