Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1935, Page 53

SPOR‘I‘S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D C. THURSDAY DECEMBER 12, 1935, ‘POBTS- Increased Purses for Open Golf Tournaments Are Urged by Gene Sarazen\ ADVOGATES PROS | DOUBLING KITTY Thinks They Should Match Promoters’ Money—Ildea Due to Be Spurned. OU always can trust Gene S / Sarazen to pop up with some POSTPONE BASKET GAME. PARK VIEW IS VICTOR. - Tonight's basket ball game between HEUBICH TILTS KEEN. uninteresting game. With Sampson| SEEK TABLE NET TITLE. (ships being held at the Hotel New Two close. games featured battling | Sinking uve'n field goals, Acacia ncu:i Three District table tennis players Yorker. District Champion Elias 8t. Albang' soccer team lost its first in the Heurich Basket Ball League |out Heurich's, 41-36, while McGahey’s are in'New York tods: peting in Schuman, Ken Lafferty and Mrs. | Resettlement and Census, scheduled | game of the season yesterday when last night, Fort Myer's 47-25 rout of |11 points brought a 28-22 decision s oo Madeline Teghtmeyer are the Capi- | to be played at the Central High gym, | Beall and Mshaney scored for Park the Columbia Fire five being the only ! to Olmsted Grill over Beveloo. the Middle Atlantic State champ'on- | ta)'s representatives. has been postponed indefinitely. View to give their team a 2-0 vietory. Sports Program For Local Fans TODAY. ‘Wrestling. Jim Browning vs. Sandor Szabo, main match, Turner’s Arena, 8:30, Basket Ball. George Washington University at Ohio State. Western Maryland vs. George- town, Tech gym, 8:80. Western vs. Georgetown Frosh, Tech gym, 7:00. Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Easte ern, 3:30. TOMORROW. Swimming. . Western vs. George Washington Frosh, Y. M. C. A, 8:00. Basket Ball. George Washington at Cincine nati. Roosevelt at Forest Park, Balti« more. Montgomery - Blair at George- town Prep, 3:30. Western at Washington - Lee High, 3:45. SATURDAY. Basket Ball. Mount St. Joseph at Montgom- ery-Blair, 3:30. Hampden - Sydney at American University, 8:00. Tech at George Frosh, 2:30. Shepherd State Teachers at Wil son Teachers' College, 8:00. Southeastern U. at Gallaudet, 8. Soccer. Raymond at Sherwood A. Park View at McMillan. Sherwood B. at ‘Virginia Avenue, Burroughs at Rosedale. REVOLTA HEADING MONEY GLEANERS P.G.A. Champ 10 Below Par Winning $500 Top Prize in Sarasota Open. By the Associated Press. SARASOTA‘ Fla., December 12.— new and controversial angle in golf. As an idea-breeder Gene is as good as he is as a shot- maker on any golf course. Gene's latest helpful hint for golf s couched alopg characteristic lines. “The pros,” Gene says, “are allowing the game to sink to a piker's level along the tournament circuit.” “What we should do.” says the erst- while Connecncut farmer and former | open king, “is to tell the sponsors of open golf (ournnmenhs to increase, not decrease, their prize money, and tell | ’em that whatever they put up we (the pros) will double it. If they put up $5,000, we'll put in $5,000 more. | If they put up $10,000, we'll make it | $20,000. That's the way to put the| game across and lift it to a higher plane in the professional ranks. Look | at the Kentucky Derby. It isn’t the improvement of the breed that brings | thousands of people to Churchill| Downs every May. It isn't anything but the $60,000 purse.” Tough on Little Fellow. *BUT what about the little fellows | who haven't a chance to get in | on the big money?” Gene was asked. “What could be their hope in tossing | 4n all this extra dough and probably getting nothing back?” “That’s an ancient argument with | whiskers,” Gene said. “Sure it would cost them more, but think of the ex- perience they are getting in these big | money tournaments and if the game | were put on a better plane wouldn't they all benefit? A lot of us had to pay for experience before we got any- where. Iknow Idid. And if we raise the general level of professionalism, we'd all be worth more.” Sticking his neck out is a favorite habit with Gene. But the Westchester boy can take it. He took it after his 8-inch cup trial balloon, after his sponsorship of “appearance money” and after many more ventures by him into the speculative fleld of golf. 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Most of them find the sledding though enough along the tournament | trail without being cut in for any more entry fees, which is what Gene's scheme would amount to. “Take the forthcoming Biltmore open. If there were 100 pros entered in the tournament for $10,000 and Gene's scheme of doubling the pot was followed all the boys would have to put up 100 bucks apiece. Twenty or thirty of them would cut in for a slice of the 20 grand, and the others would get nothing. The squawks would never stop. WINS OPENING CONTEST Bethesda-Chevy Chase High Seen as County Champ Again. Another championship of Montgom- ery County high schools looms for | the Bethesda-Chevy Chase tossers to- day after an Iimpressive first-game victory over. Gaithersburg yesterday, 50 to 23. Although playing only half of the game, Snyder ran up 22 points for the winners. , Gaithersburg, 10 Miller m Linthscum g Walker.g—_— =:~|:»=.O oommmm? Gollines Young. Do momomaBosn Totals_. 11 123 TWO CENTER TUSSLES Leaguers Meet Tonight on Cen- tral, Macfarland Courts. Two games on different floors will keep the Community Center Court League going tonight. At Central, Ehrlick Poultry meets the Flying Eagles, while the Young Men's Club meets A. R. A. at Macfarland. Both games start at 8:30 o'clock. Agriculture and T. E. Clark had tough times in winning league games last night, the former nosing out the D. C. Paper Co. 28-26, and the lJatter trimming Pepco, 21-19. Acacia swamped Lawrence, 43-23 in the third contest. —_— Griffs (Continued From First Page.) panicky, now that he has been unlble to strengthen his Yanks through pur- chases, is reported to have answered Griff in what was taken by some lis- teners as serious tone. “That's a lot of money,” retorted Sumrt. “Can’t you come down a lit- jo?” See Ruppert as Serious. SO SERIOUS did Ruppert sound to listeners that word was spread through the thinning lobby of the headquarters that Kunnel Jake may make a final and astounding offer of cash and Tony Lazzeri today for Myer, Even some astute base ball men sub- scribed to this theory, partly because Myer is a great ball player and a pro- spective drawing card himself in New York, but chiefly because the Yanks, pennantless since 1932 and outclassed on paper by Boston and Detroit, might do something to add strength and stir up interest. The Alleni-for-Pearson- and-Sundra deal, it was added, hardly was the kind of a transaction calcu- lated to arouse much interest in Gotham. Griffith, however, called it all a joke this morning. “I was only kidding Ruppert,” he vowed, “and Jake was kidding me back. Why we even framed little posters in fun, suggesting adver- tisement campaigns to Ruppert. Called Joke by Griff. "Il' I SOLD Myer the price would have to set a new record. I mean that. We intend to keep Buddy, and if Ruppert offers $250,000 for Myer I won't take it. Of course, if he walks up to me and hands me & check for $500,000 then that's one of those things. “I'd sell any player for half a million dollars. “Seriously, though, it'’s all a joke. Ruppert isn't that panicky about get- ting any player.” | of Chicago. | with 284. fairways. Slashing par by six strokes in the | final round yesterday, he carded a 274 for the $2,000 Sarasota open | tournament and pocketed $500 first money. His 65 on the stretch went into the books as a new course record and his 72-hole score was 10 below par. | The $500 was added to the $350 he won at Orlando last week in the opening event of the Winter tour. He tied Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond, Va., for first place at Orlando, but lost in the playoff. Ghezzi is Runner-up. VICmR GHEZZI of Deal, N. J., | finished second here two strokes | back of Revolta, and Paul Runyan of ;;;m.e Plains, N. Y, was third with Unable to continue the dazzling pace | he set for two early rounds, Alvin | Krueger of Beloit, Wis., wound up with a 279 and tied with Ky Laffoon Both, however, were beaten out by | Jimmy Hines of Garden City, Long Island, and Bill Mehlhorn of Louis- ville, Ky., who carded 278s. Morton McCarthy of Norfolk, Va., | was low amateur by a wide margin MEANWELL DEFENDS | BADGER GRID MOVE By the Associated Press. ADISON, Wis, December 12— University oei Wisconsin regents entered the university's coaching up- | heaval actively today after an ex- | change of denials and counter denials by principals in the dispute. Harold Wilkie, Board of Regents chairman, invited any one with “spe- cific facts relating to the athletic sit- uation at Wisconsin” to submit them before the regents meet in special ses- sion December 19. The board arranged Tuesday to have a three-man committee of the Athletic Council make an inquiry into charges that Athletic Director Walter Meanwell encouraged a poll of the foot ball team for the removal of Dr. Clarence Spears as foot ball coach. One committeeman publicly stated that allegations against Meanwell ap- peared to be unfounded. Meanwell issued a 2,000-word state- ment, contending his actions were ethical, since he, as athletic director, was responsible for the welfare of the department. Capt.-Elect John Go- lemgeske, who said he polled the team with Meanwell's consent, accused Meanwell of “twisting” the facts. In a notarized statement, Golem- geske made a new charge—that Mean- well offered him a drink of whisky when the team was returning from a game this season. Fights Last Night By the Associated Press. CINCIN‘NATX —~—Freddy Miller, 125, Cincinnati, outpointed “Claude Varner, 127, Los Angeles (10). 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