M1111: 01111111: 11111: Pomiss'on
for But Races—Actual War -
World 011an 8111111: rivals, ‘
Hours
, “can...
ltllC officials have decided to allow
who" crew to take’ part to the two boat.
races which have been 'schcduled with
like University of Pennsylvania for
mext Saturday on the Schuylkill, and
so send the baseball- nine South for
its Easter m1. vacation trip. After
chase. events the- future 'of'Y‘ale" ath-
,,J,,~.uca will dependo’n‘ conditions pre-
vailing 11'hezt'conege rdopens lifter
:ihe Euster"rééésn. Should n 1111111111
declaration ol‘ war have hpeh made in-
wlving the United States. there will
lle no more Yale athletics, including
competition with outside collegesI ur-
111 111-5 11211 is men
5
announced a vote ”that all intercol-
legiate athletics be callcellediw'ithln
“Verity-four hours after a declaration?
:11' war by the United States govern-
Iqt1ent."l In spite of this vote tho
1111111, will start South next Wednesday
and fully expects to play all of its
.311; schottuled games before the re-
«peniug of college. The team "will
play on Saturday what will probably
prove its. only‘hmnc game of the son-
. son, meeting the New Haven ("olou'mls
at Ya 9 field”. A tremendous crowd
1k assur hagallield‘ and 11111151111 will
\Izirollapybeo the Yale battery" andi
.'l'nc former Amer loan 5
.‘r
“ l‘hie kllel’u
drawer, and (‘lvde Waters, the futm-
«1' New Yolk kmcrican Lea ue, ition I
11ml and New 11111 en catcher, will;
'1“ the (‘olonlal h lttel ,v Fire formci
"New England college captains will
play with the Colonials. .
The shell Louis Stoddard, regarded-
.‘u the bust boat owned by the Yale
‘.1,1'. 1' as today” ruined because.- the
. 1111.1111 of the sophomore class crow
1 at his head when he saw a laugh‘
no break over 1111-. 1101.11 llo' impel]
1.. safety in the Sale coaching launchJI
itiough the shell, putting h‘r'a foot
11.:1m1gh it in six places and ruining
Al the time the sophomores 11 ert-
racing with one of the varsity crows.
’-" the wrecked shell was given the navy
by Major Louis E. Stoddard. 'Yale. ‘99.l
rt'tie accident was caused by the rough
\ utcr on the, hmbor. taking place 1111111
11 o (traumLid'IcL-fi ‘
lllElllON Ill Nllllll
HE l0$l RACE l0 lllll
x1211 YOl'ih. 11.11.11
UVt'rlon the Yale 1111111. '19750 suffered
defeat at the hand» or .‘loie Buy in
'I’adison Squute Garden 11 week ago.
n he: 111 (. 111‘1 ”.'m‘d to his bed over si: 101-
that late. :
The report of'Ovcrtuu‘x illnus's: ox-
}dlii'l'ts his rdther disappointing shn‘w-
lug against. Ray. 1‘. Yule studcnt who
'11'1011111 near ()vcrton'suyu that John-
‘ 1111’s cloaest' friends tried to dissuadel
311m .irom coming lo'Nt'w Y k :lastl
~. t-‘t-k, knowing, as 1l11'1'.tlid, lltal’be;
".115. a sick youngster it scams that
' . ?.I~dluni1 (:mght (old goinu 1111111 to.
Mm ilaieu on.1l!c“1uidnight" afttil
i- 171' A A 1.1::11111‘3 liu’ 11 out to a doc
1111'"011 ihc sl_\',‘ not nayiug .1 “"0111
about it to the Ynloc coached, f1 1111111:
abut pressure would be brought to pl 0-1
' '1 int hi 5 racing agai: tst Ray.
On the night of the race it “as 1101
'1 ced that Overton 117111 nervous and
“fidnety"—somtething mest unusual "for
bun. An hour before the lace. he was
31.11 1511 fever \Vllilt‘ half an hour later
"Le 11.15 cold as 11 piece ()1 ice: It was
T111111; to get a warming up from rub
Inug that caused Johnnie to be. late at
1.119. mark in the race against Ray.
Overton did not complain of feeling
:11 before the race or otter 111v alibinf-
t '1'11. Theroom mate who made' the
E1.
31).».1 ohnnl e.
'Jztight have bgcn beaten even at hit!-
1~est~Ray 115011.211 so good in 11.1111111111-
‘ smoker mum-but the .bolieves that
.ioh' title would have gone under -n1ln- .
1111's and 15 seconds had he bitch}; an til :-
'thn he, raced to an 'clean~cut vici'Ory
ovnr Ray in the natiotitd‘JIndoor 1. 000-
:v'tild championship. '
_.-... L_- l
«SizTON HALL PLAYERS .,
BEAT PRINCETAN NINE
PRINCETON, N. J_, March 30);-
Princeton“ s baseball season was usher-
ed in rather inauspiciousiy yesterday
ficrnoon when the Seton Hall Col-
loge nine defeated the Tigers 4 to 0
Lack of outdoor 1.1.1.1111". coupled with 1
be. cool‘ weather of early spring: onus-1
I ed the playing of both tennm- to he;
ragged. One error 11.15 chalked up
12111111121911:
,odv on the mound for Princeton. tlidl
'Izzot prove cspectaily eff-acme FErnestl
"‘Iavage replacé'd him at the 12113- or the
,ftith and pitched excellent ball {or 1119 l
1111 four» innings Ilalthgugh onion-1m:
it all model or! him.
'ngItinc-l Advr'; pay.- ll'ljl‘)" noel:
.115WHA.VEN March 30.-—Yale nth-l
i‘ho Yale Undergraduate 1511111111111 toe, ,
1111‘ tho Yale. Athletic Association: todu) ‘
_ the. some linc- -up Monday evening as will not be able to resume boxing for
'i‘uas..aud "Wall." Swanson. “The
noove statement flgtnes 111111 Ovcrion Mm ”“5 13d
:14 he was on the. previous Saturdfi: 1
against Seton Hall 11.1.11}... againstJ . ...
The delivet "of Chaplin..who Luau-- ' '
11111111111111"
111111 1011 11111111111
' 111111111116 Kuna‘ the champion-11111.1
:weig eight or monument, 111 to‘ metal
"Chick" Brown. ext-champion. in New
111111911, 111111113 the. meal: Week army}:-
The date has not been chosen. but
it will be about'thnt' time. The local
boy- ,ls' t6 r'éceivo $850 as his share
of the house, or if he earns to, he
Must:
have been a dollar king alright in' or».
. --o- I ' der to pay Kunn that 850 long greens. 1»
fnét'edd'w‘i 19111:“de ' ' ‘tlfe based ' g ' .
my Wu; it death’s? timber away It Kunz doesn't hold his own or do:
than ever At least' 11"11'19'mme'r is even better there is going t0. be some
“Wm Last night it was so cold disappointed fans in this city. There
tiiat‘ Wagiee is no doubt but that Kunz has improv-
ed since he met Brown "Chick” has
mvdmecn tho Bittlerlin his now had no chance to do likewise because.
sprin’g‘ 311111 Iuwst' matbhets that‘n‘ew o. a broken arm.
".1111on his, I. O‘ ~
_-—0‘- It is unlikely that B1own will me:
An Overt Act—something that will be. able to trust his broken arm again
occur as soon as drafting for the coast or use it just an confidently a‘a he did
Iartmeryfisb'fiitrtéd. before the mishap. It was a s'otryi
‘— , day fol hint w'hen he bloke it. for he
.3“??th ’9' quite a profitable lost the title and .1 barrel of money be
game.” The’Slxt'h Company had to hire BidesI
an 18 big is safe in order to store.
away the profits.‘ ' l
HWe’n'é’otflitbd- that motel-coin in he really didnt'kflon‘i 1119‘ partiés'
momma; than "Ernie" notch.
. «F
The match was atranged through
Billie Johnson. a former South‘obio’l”
walk fight promoter
in the mhnntim‘é, plans have been
”made for the aflfilging of u iwclw l
round mill betWe'en the Battier and
Bud Palmer. This will takel'pliwe Hall,
shortly The boys will meet in Bridge-
port.
The Battier is in tine-shapcfi
time local fans.
I
.—
'is in the. pink of condition. He says} .
filial he feels like a fighting wild a,“- evIeryoxIltarootcd
ncat and ha< no doubt but what he Nobody 10“" 10“"
1 can trim Brown up nicely. 1 "9“
Word comes from New Haven thutl
”(‘hicifik is getting along in
chape. lie scents 11'. have. no trouble
with the unit which he broke. while
Ellahting Kunz. At least 111911119111 rc'
A traiuload oi Nolwalk fight fans
Q'— will journey to New Haven to sue the»
Jack Dempsey refused to gin» thc K11112- Brown scrap
name. of tho proprietors who are bark ,. M
11114119111111 bemoan-Knot nhd= Brown 'l‘husiy will the N.
in New Haven about May! in fact it. R. prosper. '
Elllllllllllll ElME llllll0N WllllllllllE _
IS ON llllll lilin MlllllllES INLNEW lilllll
. v-‘nu-o—
’l‘hc numb-discussed exhibition has . \‘EW YORK, March 30.-Tlle l-‘Ied
) l v V ‘
llllili $1lll£gi$€l£lrlfixllvyt'gpllzggpl:E dit- Wet h- Benny Le’onard bout. origin»
1 inc Ribbons counts to but vcxy like. the “”y “116401911 to be. held at tho Mum
mm. ei'blal raihoad train which a p... huttan Casino last night.- and pontoon
tain Mr. Finnegnnn stated was that cd‘ early this week until next 119.1111...
‘bif again and then on again " Yestt-r J.“ becaus . 01 .0“ rd‘
day 'the‘ guinea Was off. but duh; it 11: when! , (I '1 L: d-a. (is :"21935' was
on. After a conference with 'i.eavylnst ' ‘ a} ‘0‘“ ”0"“ : ”1 9 "l u 3’ b0"
nlr'ht. Manager Jamea "Spot" ”ago“. cause oi the serious nature of his all-
or the local quartet, stated that the big 1111-111 111 bcd with th‘e grip, Leonard's
. muperaturc last night was 103.‘
Pdlllt‘ would be pittvted. in IllumiuIrv
Montin cvonin. i‘t'10b.1li:'1 1111- 111
RibboxE 1111111113151 has taken ‘hearl .Tlm mouu'mmcnt ofItlm MRMEHHR,“
again. after seeing his team trim 1111'. (“5"“) got bualr 11111119111111er ““9" ””5
champion Troy quintet-11'1111 1119 .1111 has learned and atl’cctcd an 1113!?
of“Chris”1L1eonard. ~maul which resulted 1111111» 11.111.111.11
Unless somet‘fl'g ‘0 ”1“ “ 01111.11) tion of the Fred Fulton Cari Mmrlsl
turns up in 11111. meantime. the 1.11111 ,
will he played in the. new state armory bout tor a" contest which was ‘0 bcl
in Danb’nry, Moi‘tdav’ evouing. it has 119111 next Wednesday, April 4.1 ' li’tne nd 0 hi it 1 "1
not yet been docldb! by the. local man- 9 Fulton and Morris bout wast “Ii a ll 1 ur 01,: reila 0 1 (1711 o n
111191119111 11101th or not a special 01 13111111,. 11191 1111 April 12,1111 11ml ‘“ .111.
train will be. run to Danburyt .mn this managers M 1111111 111 l "N9 9190195 ‘.
city. lenvy will run a spatial from‘ President, James Bennett.
”1"!"090" Vice-President Charles A.‘ 01111119.
The locals will take. the. floor with Treasurer, Charles Bennett.
Secretary. Arthur Carlson.
I'III’dlig George'
12, N. 11., a 11
rim: paltncr in loss than two 111111-
utes racecntl) l
Battling (1.11113 one ol‘ the colored
sf'ct'appers. was in town yrslrrday and
called on- some '01 hit-1' old ‘frlruds.
1
l
"""" "““" I
the goods.
g..—
l
Bill Clllll lllll‘AlllZES'
hold its annual meeting Thursday
evening in headquarters at Nominal
The first game will be played April 22, .
with the Tigers of Nor1valk._,The ileid £de MW?“
in being put into shape. (lamé‘s‘b'aw
been booked with'th'e'Whito'Box of
Bridgeport, and H'l‘arrytowu. N. Y,,
New Haven and Bidgolle‘ld. The play-
era will be called out soon for a prac-
tice game. two new players have becn
added to strengthen the team. 1111111111
ot‘Port Cltbalcr wlll be on the fire
3....
now.
-0-
"n 1111. agreed to
hate their 11111111115 r1:1d,1 . 1.111111 1.
Leonard‘s condition 1.. st :l1 that he .1 “'9 mustn't forget
they have. trod for tho luttcl part of 1,01,“. ”me 10 001110. ltcl‘ Swen‘son.
.Q'w fl Vlrl .1 (I U l 1. \c‘I I , IV.. I
loonartl will lump center. and N11. h“ “bl? ‘0 Srltlc the argument withl taptain. P Prince. .ltn‘ "°"‘.“"-“°“‘." WM” playing basket-
Holman and Joe Ashmcud 11111 1111111 \\' elsh on April 4.11111 i doubt it 119‘ "“ "“" Isbnll. “Walt." simply can't getaway
down the. 111111111 positions. “111 1111 out of 11911 by that time" s11111i
lt‘or lhr tilluo Ribbons it is plobable
(11111101113111 lli lll."'1‘l1lsllln95.‘(‘t‘illus‘
tl'ut home/Norman and “11‘111111x” g ‘
White will play forward. “Stictch” at“ a most inopportunc time lwiill
liarvoy will carry out the duties or 11-1"? 10 “bk EOI‘ it postponcmrnt l0" The Pastime baseball 191.11. had a
pivot man. and “l’m-rlcus doc" i)i)rcv- Bcnuy‘ 11 boat with Ritchio Mllcholl lmppflng' 11th night in. their club rooms
Swirl-1 i1 110 to do it for Mitchell may net “'1 7; (in... 51“.pr 'Btlsoball was d“;-
Tm“ away {10m 1111 in the meantime 111111101155“ and plans made {011. the coming
E$111,000.guarantors arc not forthcom-- season. Now suits are to be ordered
'1 “”3 “or-V dfl-‘Vu lnext week 'so they will be on' hand
““W ”““ .Iwhen the learn starla their‘ reason
SPECIM- TRAIN WlLL NOIT RUN Spiro new membcist Were, voted in The
After carefully considering the. mat- Pastimes ’Will play a 13mm“ game
l with any
,I‘erhaps' “Johnny"
prcme Treasurer
Buy quintet will
place. of Walter
be
ish Peril." will play guards. ;
’l‘hc-rp will referee.
lllllll l8 l0 ME“
ME PllllllPS 800E
/"
111's from all over the
11.1
r, the local bu. 'kcthall management SUNNY 0“ "10 Wicke 10‘ A 919““ ““R'hl'id on Mouduv and Tuesday of’next chunky about llllll- Ned Samer andll’l'ashington American 11888119193111
111 coming to ”(IT)“- “In cciu‘ti today,. 1:“ doctdcd not to 11111 J special "J1“ lcam will oppose them. The line-up week. lntrle.» closed today. Among Max Marston,-while by no mountaImot ill; second dcfeat 1”de it
1111111115 Kunz, lightwcight champion to Baulmry Monday evening Manyt“m 1191‘s EOHOW-S ‘ :rhose received ye'stetda; 1“.“ that '0: alike in'build, are both 1191111111., lyesterday' at tho Mulls of the‘yéih'c‘iafi'
of (‘onnccticut. will meet Joe Phillip-1 WHO" “1"" contemplate witneustngl "Lane, 0. - '.irthur 3- "S“'?“‘.‘""1 “E Chicago, dog" The Hands and Wrists. ° E l nail Nationals. Tucson"? Was I6 1 I“
the Rhode island lightweight chum the: game how signified their intun-l Bloomquist, f. b. crih'ed “a...“ teet;’one'inch, in height? it «has been said that the big wristsI 9" ' o .
bion in New liavcnon Monday. Anvil ”0“ 0f going b‘ automobile, and m' Banks; 13?. 1" land tt'bighlng 135 pounds. The entrio and big hands are essential to £0“ '.PARIS Text, March ace—11111111111911.
”I The boys Wm 1110111ny go “who clause of 1111.11 1111-1, it does not seem llluckman, 2d. h. of fifty boys 1111011111911 to make}: cre-leveIs pr'otes the fallacy of this ar- (19.9.1.5... a row by'the sner'mair' ‘am‘lt
"I1ounds and will weigh 111‘ at 135 pmbabie that an extra train \\'011l(l‘ ll'eiand. s. s. Eilifable showing in the \‘ca England Igumcnt, while the hands and wrists Denison clubs of the. Western A§§6ci~
pounds give or take to mm pounds. pay Manager John Leary. of the, Bansbaum, 3d b.'10hampgonships on March to have. been of W alter J. Travers are. merelv aVer lion the-Giants“ second téam come iii
The papers have not been signed but Blue Ribbons how e\'.e1' will r1111 11 soc-1 Richmwds 1. f. rejected. _ t ' - age in size. Freddie McLeod was good this city yesterday and defeated' th‘
will have been today or tomorrow. c.1111 ttain [1 out Bridgeporhto Danhurv 1 Morrows‘, c. f. 1. _. ' enough to 11 in a uttllt’mal open chain-.p....iq ball tossers by the‘ me aid
Phillips. ,8 q clever 11111191121 Local folio“ era of the game who arr.- l Fartington. r. 1. 11.11113 W KHAN SEEK REbRurTS‘l 111011111111 yet he. wéign'ed less than 125 .m“. m. 21 to o.
centiy mm illc FLDcVJnc, 1m] aspimgtanximfil to see the. contest have any; T119 Pastimes would like to hear II it C OIFOE; ”‘iVV- 30.— 'i‘ 1 at the» time. But despite his lack of
lightweight. i'ito dream land. He is gested that- the Bridgeport- Dnu‘ttury irdm the Nationals, the' Drcsdon Lacc,;I C 1 AGO {{1th won y'bulki_ew_.1nen could play longer irons!
special pass through Norwalk and 01 Tigers. and any other teams wishv '
make a stop here for the fans of this ing games. >
city. That such a thing will take. \ BthORTER, Manager
place. however, in not 111-0131111113. . l
a good boy with his mitts, and he is a
pretty stufi‘v punch. Kunz will have. to
be on his mettle when hoI mixes things
...,.
Hm nth! l'ni recruits.
1.111 mhf‘
5......—
ll stalwarts
l John Leavy can‘ihovl'a'ign up the
entire Sheepsbeadinayfluintet. 11 he
so desires. Jphni‘seeins to figure how-
over, that “Eddie" White is better
Bridgeport 'and' Stamford ’s-é'ttled
their basketball dilérencés on the"
can have 30 per Wilt- 01 “10- house Norwalk court 'a number of years’ mgo
The game is well remembered by old-
Now tickle is the world! Thursday
evening. before the game in 0111mm
the Troy'- warriors
whole show, receiving about all the up—
For 'plause there was iii-the. hall.
the last couple of weeks he has been as ’the tide began to flow the Ribbous'
l‘f’fllin" and ”1?"? is no MUM but: ht? way, the sentiment changed. how'ever.
Basketball fans are'wond'ering who-1
"rent lher or not another season will
Smith again in action. 1
Gcmgc is one of the few’ real basket-
ports say that he dropped his opal-.1118." stars who haw. hailed from 11111,;
aeciion of 1119. country, but he hast
proved on many occasions that he. had
George. himself. does not
tdiscuss his future plans very freely.
, it would notibe, at all surprising if
NOR0‘0N. “WIS ' znext year saw the. coming of another
, .- 1greut basketball ular, none'olhcr than
young Boube.'wl1o made his,appear—
once in Nor1v111k.two weeks ago, with
.Bill Manning' 11' Ali'Star team. Boobs
'lhc 11101111011 1111111111.. 1111111111111 club ‘5 “dining but a youngster but he
appears to have the goods.
’ Unless government orders are
might, 111111111111. Bridgeport and Dan-
bury basketball fans will get a chance
to'wituma'one of the. greatest exhibi~
tlona of the. indoor snort‘e've’r staged
in Connecticut. 0511011111 orders be. re-
’cetved {or the mobilization of all N11-
tllnul Guard companies. the game will
undoubtedly be cancelled immediately.
"Captain loe" Ashmead nd “Peor-
be following officers loss Jot!" llwyfuas ought to m up a
great 11111111111111.1111.» Monday even~
lug, when they meet in l)anb11'1'!.And
Michael Smolick
.“Thc Harlem Thunderbolt." and Wal-
“The Swedish Peril.”
of that dtibbliug w.ork in
3whirh he takes such great pleasure.
Murray. the So
of tho Sheepshead
AMATEIUR BOXERS COMPLETE
.TRAlNlNg
HOST N. March Stir—Amateur box-
i1c1'c today to"com»piete. their training
for the national chmuplon‘iihipu to' he
girls in khaki overcoal‘s and arntv vi
11111111 joined‘ the First illinoisi‘lntanLlFe‘V 0““ Phi" a longer 6'1"“? in“!
1'.er 13$ figmary neg-putting bmei-slthan Travers who used it to advantage
.1011.“ The girls were assigned to thciin three of the amateur champtonships
Benedict Street. E. Val-Walk, Conn. sautomobile dam“ which ‘3 sea1clling whichbe won.
Ph-ll'Oarter ia'ahout- the some build!
Ias Jerry, while Gardiner White? is" a. -
trifle boulder, but who maria 2110a ' ’ ‘
110111111121.htm“ the general average.
there is no question, therefore. that-
V l , <7 . _,
lllllii? llESlitlllll
U lgolfers built upon the slander side»
lhave the best of it. It h‘a‘n been pfovedi .
Has an “diam. “NEW: that other types can play um cw. «it,
Fighter—[lope “High, Eh’ 3°" 9V9“ Championship salt, but moat ' ’
, . ,
of the stars carry very little- endless
”Stout and Round— 3003M, flesh. in the' main they m'eflher’ .
rawbone" o‘r inclined to be slender 01'
IDI'iVII’S a‘maspinmem‘lsilght. E0 summing up both classes '
lihc champions and other leading play-
-ers, the. leans orIlanks undoubtedly
have it upon the chunks or rounds.
. The cup Drive. 1 '
One hears a great deal nowadaym
concerning the mumwtty‘ long: "
drivers who average 300' yards or: f
thereabouts, but in reality golfers 0F. .
' ' l ' 'h
ilsgglgngofi‘vgstfie 3:13 “of“; guilt; this sort are as rare as pink elephants, .
g y b ——~,and they are an extinct"spécles.
lb:
land abroad, the impression is gained . . .- . . ,. ‘_ ‘
that golf is inclined to favor any sort is doubtful if there is one golfer in “'
, the"country.'who can hit. 300 the year 1
‘ot build. , ' . .
, around. but occasionally men do abntii
To begin with, there are Braid, \ar- _ . . . .. . . ..
. , . . the rubber core thisdisbanee and at»
don and Taylor, all of whom are big 1” rther but it is in' most citsé's an
Be5.1311911. But Braid is over 4 feet, where cldent’ at“?
t' l
l‘as Taylor in not nearly so tall, being, :For instance,- them- is Jim 53%”;- .
stockily built._ Vardon in slightly un ‘ I
tier 6 feet, 1119111111111; about 175 pounds. the champion of ”'9. : rol‘es'sional .601” '
Ray is over 6 feet. pr mm tippingfart-1 assocmtion. who is listed among:
the scales 'wcll over the 300 marks. Americas most powcrful drivers. Yet; '
To comeback to America Chick 11¢ cannot htt' for better than 2611;
Evans, ' national open and amateur 35“: or i: (l: smart-11:1: 1:3“ 3:25;; ~ ‘
titleholder, is just average build, neith- sigma: nation; ope: aid amatcfui'
. 1 -t, 11 ab ut 1511 ’
er thin not fa weiglng o champion is a. “my long driler; we?
pounds. \Jerome Trovcrs is built
Cluck the year around may goes 119‘...
'i t at 5
along siendér lines. 11 th small art a on d 276 on any of his drives, and a1»-
and small hands. He weighs not more.
than 140 pounds, and yet despite hla’erggxepeéfifizrzw' the Mnssaohudétt
111111 of 1111111 he gets treatiel'tdous' 1115 lState champion 11s 1' mm 1 f:
lance, with the driving 11011. the comma upon obmslono has 61:23:82?“
club that is supposed Local] for power. ‘ltlflm 300 yards But such 00011513111 1
Oswald Klrkby. Robert Ghrdner, and alas are rare. Wonderiuieaa be is;
Francis Ouimet are all. built 1111'111g'tlicl“‘hm the wood Guilford cum}? ”I, m:
tall and rangy lines, while on the, {average beyond 260 or 205 at the’ 11917.,
other hand Jack McDermott, who wa smost. Jerry" Travers.» another long;
.v"
What is the ideal physique for a gol-
fer? We all know that the‘ tall, Ions,
reaching prize lighter or flrst biseman!
'has an advantage, and that'in'tennis.
the height‘ and reach have certain
qualities not to be scorned: Bill in
were the
As soon
for Bridgéltorlt.
,
re-
Monday
and
,1.
uubstituted in
national champion in 1911 and 1912, is driver, does around 250: While W
Bomb 73?“ fifibby';"f"z :1 2110 and 260. So u can many be seen-1 . 1
Atlantayis 112:; 59: Bill] Jillian]: 1:21]: "Eat the 3009yard drive in the goalie 0&2 '
' ' “801M" is very much ar'a'm:
icing of the younger set, weights less
than 120 pounds...vet 1111111111 no trouble
at all in getting tine distance from the-I? 0 THE BAH-[f
only a entail part of golf. 1:
So far as is known no {at man ever MOU‘ TREE G8 March 31 .—’l‘l¢as
won a national golf championship—in lankees were beaten 31°51‘31”“! by “I"
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