Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1932, Page 94

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—FEBRUARY Adding another to his record. Rut Samuels, well known Augusta, Ga., polo player, has been thrown more than 200 times in his six Where a skier needs nerve and skill. A clumsy landing at the Hisffi::‘d"hz.nhin; bottom of this 40-foot drop might mean a broken bone or worse. “The Prince of Only the experts take this kind of jump in the Swiss Alpine Falls.” regions. © Associated Press Photo. © Associated Press Photo. A former tennis champ turns to golf. Mrs. Molla Mallory, who only recently took up the game, is shown teeing off in ap- proved form at the - Reward hardy swimmer. The girl being tossed in the blanket qualified for the 52d degree Phoenix, Ariz, Just a little schoolboy fun. in an order for Country Club. When a group of sophomores and swimmers at Santa N freshmen at the San Mateo, Calif., Monica, Cali¥.,, by High School had differences to set- swimming every tle they didn't seem particular week in the year. where they did it. This is the initia- © Wide World Photos. £ \tion A Will his “wings” satisfy the skeptic. As yet Willard E. Blain of New London, Conn., is only hopeful that he will be able to fly with his man-powered onathopter. The 40-pound contraption has a wing spread of 22 feet. © Associated Press Photo. : ; 5 i : It’s yachting time in Australia. And these two sloops are taking all the breeze there is as they race Ty s, 20 S g o e ¥, o, R T 2 A e e e GEEESES