s; cannon neuron "cow.“ most successful teacher." ”Which" Evans. lakes“ of It Golf Gumploul. 1-, The art of flattening down the binds for pitches out of sand tlaps “hen practiced changés one of tho m ugliest of soil WAD shots inloono of “‘“Vx'h the prettiest bits / E of work new the ,’ green. ’lho p1ac- ’ I ZWQL LONO “ASNIF Di'rtu- A-eAm ticod player, can so position his club that he can. sow it the shot re- . 2"" quires it, make 'IN the ball jump al- l’nost straight up in the air -— and m o st frequently the shot is called for when the ball lies in a trap and the pin is on the near side of the Klee". pmhaps. too. with a. down- hill roll tunatd the pin To do this. the nlblick blade is flattened down until it. lies practically‘fiut. It is then out directly across and under the ball. the blade taking about a quarter-inch of sand. This lifts the ball high enough so that all its for- “aid enemy is changed to upward energy. You can readily see how the hell would act much differently, for instance. if the some shot were made with thevblade taking its no- tural lie~the ball would go forward more and upward less. (Copyright John F. Dille Co.) (Copyright. Chester Horton. 19244 reproduction in tany form strictly prohibited.) SHOE? MAsme wi A . TEACH sow E-ovte sow . ———Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. \. ~ ‘ A.“ I 16 No.~Main 8.. South Norwallt Phone 256 MARVIN BEACH WATER SPORTS ON TOMORROW Entries in the Marvin Beach Wu- ter Sports Contest; to he held to- morrow. closed yesterday. The sports program. which in- cludes boys and girls races. has been completed. and entrants are all per— manent residents of Marvin Beach. and under 16 years of one. Clare D. Hodgeman is handling the competi- tors. The races in the afternoon will be open to the general public. A pro- gram of entertainment arranged by the Marvin Beach Improvement As- sociation for the evening. however. will be open only to Marvin Beach residents. The evening program includes the awarding of prizes to winners of‘tho Water Sports Contest. music by a lo- cal band. refreshments, and a fire- works display. The public will not be admitted to this program. Officials of the meet include llrunh' Rober,ts Ciaie D. Hodgcmon. Edson Lewis. Challes Klipple Albeit Knapp Ellis Howard, and John Keogh. FOOD PRICES UP 3 PER C NT. DURING IUIY WASHINGTON, Aug 21 —(AP),, The retail food index of the bureau of labor statistics of the interior de- partment ”showed an increase of slightly more theirs per cent. in re- tail food costs tor July as compared with June. food articles combined was reported for the year ending July 15. as com- pared n‘lth the preceding year, The average family expenditure for food for the month ending July 15. over the preceding month. in- creased in_Boston and Providence, 7 An increase of 11.5 per cent in all . n. nomsg‘wrhnuns 11. , One of the game's veterans. National champion twice. 1918 . Runnel-up 1913.. ‘ 1914. Winner Aii- «Union‘s, 1914,1916. National clay court titlooholder in 1912,1915. 1 Member Dans Cup teams. Capl- taln since 1921. ' , Made "First Ten" 10 times out of last 12 seasons. Plats good all-round gums. Essy style, delightful to. watch. . Most daring and brilliant of Am— erican pastimcrs. But inclined to be erratic. Good one day. poor the next. Aggresshc.Ale1-t.8pesdy. Uses backhand half-volley fre-. quently, one of game’s most difficult allots. Sonics is powerful and we‘ll-r placed. 'Smsshlng. equally severe. Plays both net and baseline ‘ cilia ciently. ' Born of American parents in Ge- nma. Switzerland. Stands five feet. eleven. 165. He's 34.‘ ' 1 sour CABLE!) our. . CLEVELAND. '0... Aug. 21.—’- (AP). The boxing bout. between Tl- ger blowers. Negro middleweight." and Battling Gshee. Youngstown; scheduled for Tuesday night. has been cancelled. A telegram from Flowers' manager states ‘that‘ the Massachusetts Boxing Commiision's Weighs he would nbt be permitted to be: tomorrow. resulted. in the cancella- tion. WILLS COMING HOME ‘ PARIS. August flaw-(AP). Harry. ' >Wills. the American negro heavy- weight pugilist. will sail for New York. August 29. according. to‘ his present plans. per cent. Bridgeport. 1Conn., 5 and New Haven, Conn. four. . yesterday utter a several weeks' tour of Europe. I CAMPBELL’S Soup or Béans, 3ca11s . . . V. . . . - 25¢ .KELLOGG’S Corn FIakes, 3Pkgs. 25c IRA MP. & G. White Naphtha'Soap, 6 Cakes .. . 25c Sweetheart Taléuin Powder, 1 Can Sweetheart Soap, 4 Cakes I I I I I 1111....25. . HElNZ martin. M¢dius Can; .3... .llcf 1‘ PARKFIELD SOAP, 6 cal... .v.f.'.' . _.7. 27.7 PARKFIELD OIL, 12*... bottle . . 29. 0 ii 0 DELMONIE SPINACH, Can .. . ‘20. rt 1 ATLAS COFFEE (Bean or Ground) . . . . Ih. 49: ruling that if Flowers moets ‘Gsh'oo .‘ Jock Malone in Boston s. week from , He arrived in Paris LAM " ""Msrullo Bottles 21'7"" » ' . McTisue Tonight , N EW YORK. Aug. 21. «Whpt are Tony Msrullo's chsnoss of knocking out Mike Mo'i‘lgps when the New Orleans Iron Man and the former kin of the light hosvywdikhts clash in s. twelve round bout at tho Consli If Island stadium tonight? Few tons ‘ will concede that Tony his more than one chance in a hundrod' of stopping the oseg Mike. who hsl. yet to experience the sound of ten; However. it was even lonnr odds that Msrullo would 'notrtlstts’n (loft Smith. an even better defoniivs lighter than Mo’rlgus, who stifle!“ the first knackout or his career at the hands of Msrullo. Msrulio hes been doing very well of lots. A few weeks are ho was out in front in his ”bout with Paul Bsrlsnbsch in Newark when the referee tossed the men out of the tint. mainly because Bc‘rlonbsoh‘ was not making an impression» Pap) injured his hand. Possibly it was Just as well for him that the referee interfered. Jimmy Sisttsry. Buffalo star. is to tsko on Many Rosenbloom of I-lsrlem in the six round semi-tins! Ahead of this will be a twolvovround skit between BobLawson. Alabama negro heavyweight, '.and Jack De Mave. ‘A six.and' four round also are on’ths program. 1 . i FORFEITB‘BOUT. BOSTON. Aug.‘ iii.:— ing 89lo- mon. of shame; ‘forleito‘ the deci- sion to lm Malonoy. of Boston. at the end of the third round of the scheduled in round bout at Braves Field last night; when the referee called I. foul on a. hard right to the jaw which knocked out Malonoy inst after the bell struck. Solomon had carried the first and third rounds. J He vanished 189 8-4 and Malonoy 196. , . AII SET FOR DANBURYNINE Series to StartSundoy In Danbury - Orem Teams Put Faith in Smith ‘M The Wilton baseball club wiil play at Danbury lunday when they will meet the- strong Dunbury club a; the Triangle street grounds at 8: 80 . Bradshaw. W... www.15- .\ .. series. butteth‘s- muons declare he will have tot have a bag full to win this your. , George smith will be the Wilton s big ass. Smith with tontyoars of big league experience with the Giants. Philliss and Brooklyn and inter oi the indisnapolls club. has 5 wonderful record. This lesson winning it and losing 2 and with perfect support w'ould h'sv‘owvcn all his games. Smith no ddubt is the best pitcher in the state and Will be hick in the big io'sgues next your. Frank Miller. Wiltons heavy hit- tsr .Wil‘l catch. Thompson of the , Manchester Club and Durkin a. col- ls‘ge man will pitch for- Danhury and formerly ot Hartford. Eastern League will catch.- Brother- ton and Dewey will umpire the game. A bus will los‘m‘the library at ‘2‘o'clock. Tho lineup for Sunday to as follows: p. m. This will be the first gsmo of WILTON DAN‘BURT’ the “ribs and there will be plenty ‘Itil'o‘yw ' ' Edition” of action. so both oluos nave a t 13. large following. The attendance at Brogen . ‘ Blake ; the opening game is expected to pass ’ . LF. the 2.000 mark. as Dsnbury and Lsndy Corry Bethe! ore all tuned up for the IB. l series. . Burke \ dchvslls. Manager‘ilioore of Danbury as 88. usual has many dark horses in the Plesunts ‘ ‘ "" ‘ Roy-rat“ big. He ’says'hs has never lost s. 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