Star Golfe ers
Arthur Havers, British open golf
champion; Walter J. Travis, the only |
Atlanta, American open champion, pho
tographed at Augusta, Ga
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Beat Yankees and
Giants Is Slogan
Jeat New York is the slogan
of the seven other clubs in the
two major leagues. Every hand
in baseball outside the greater
city Is directed against the
Glants and the Yankees.
For three years New
fans have had the w
ries all to themselves;
years the other seven
each league have but
chased In vain. No team has
ever won four pennants in a row,
so that outside of this city most
everybody Is rooting against the
champions not only of the Na-
tional league but the American
league.
York
rid's se-
for three
clubs in
chased
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Chinese Tennis Champ
Ww.
pion,
cently
Europe to
Lock Wel,
arrived
from
Chinese tennis cham-
the Orient en
represent China In the
Davis cup tennis matches and the
Olympic games. This is the first
time China has entered the premier
tennis event,
fportNofes
Scientific boxing began in England
tbout the year 1740.
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Motor boat racing Is
popular sport In Siam.
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Cornell is bullding stands at Schoell-
Ropf field to seat 22.500 spectators at
football games.
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Captain Stout of Princeton has
called out the football candidates for
spring football practice.
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Ralph Rose's record of 51 feet for
the 16-pound shotput, made Aug. 21,
1009, has never been broken,
* . *
Jack Dempsey's first recorded fight
was with Kid Hancock in 1015. Demp-
sey knocked him out In one round.
* * *
Freshmen won in the two heavy-
weight classes In boxing at Harvard
university recently, There were half
a dozen knockouts in the bouts.
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Vol Fernandez, a Cuban living at
Roxbury, Mass, is a candidate for the
Olympic boxing team at 136 pounds.
. . *
becoming a
The women’s world record for put-
ting the twelve-pound shot Is 28 feet
4 inches, held by Miss Margaret Mitch-
ell,
*. *
F. Boulton hung up a new 220-yard
breast stroke record for New Zealand
in winning the title test at Wanganul,
His time was 8 minutes 0 seconds,
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Baseball
Notes
Alexander
game
Grover
a no-hit
has never pitched |
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The
right,
not be
his arguments.
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umpire maw always
but he wins all
ng sigr
Beloit h igned a
pitcher f
later
i Dan Trippe,
rmerly with the Glants and |
with: Indiana
Joe Dunn,
Three-1 «l
lard, a (
ub.
ynthiang
sneer of the
lub pure
from San Francis:
has hased
Western
Pitcher Stanto
Pitchers
heen turns
Western
assoc!
Hank
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by ire ven
be
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read retire
y to
Khartst {
The
Dudley Lee of tl
gensational wD
Sox
Manager
¢ led
has been
| Fohl.
most
Larry Gardner's best pl!
have long passed, hut L
to be one of the hest pi
| the game,
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Po
nea
has released
to War
with Waco
The New Orleans club
gan, pitcher
Texans association. He
last year.
Specs Rea 0 of the
was
-
McGraw
of Glants
he
year,
Manager the
i says Frankie Frisch
more valuable than
| He has learned to slide
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is going to
ever this
feet first,
Chet Thomas, former catcher of
the Cleveland Americans, been
| signed by the St. Louls American
league club as a coach for the piteh
{ ers,
has
i A race hetween Archdeacon of the
{ White Sox and Frankle Frisch of the |
| New York Giants,
| fastest runner In the majors, w
well worth seeing
.
to determine
George Steuland, sent to Seattle by
the Cubs In the Jacobs deal,
good to Manager Wade Killefer of the
| Indians that the latter predicts he
| will win 25 games.
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Fred Mollwitz, first baseman of the
Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league, has quit the team be-
cause a raise In salary with a two
year contract was not granted him.
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Bob Oaffrey, former Duquesne uni
versity athlete, who had a trial with
the Pirates last spring, but was com-
pelled to leave camp hecanse of {ll
ness, has signed with the Bridgeport
Eastern league team.
New Newark Manager
Fred Brainard, star second baseman
of the Newark International leagwe
club, who has been appointed as man-
ager of the club. He Is regarded as
a heady player, a heavy hitter, and
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Just the man for the post,
Immense Amount to
Be Spent for Golf
A golf statistician
that a total of
£500,000,000 will
golfers this year,
follows :
Dues, $100,000,000 ; automobile
tires, $100,000,000; golf apparel,
£50,000,000 ; caddies, $40,000,000
golf balls, $30,000,000; golf prop.
erty, $25,000,000; construction
work, $25,000,000; club
$25,000,000; golf resort
$25,000,000 ; cinbhouses, $20,000,
000 ; travel, $20,000,000; golf
sticks, $13,000,000: seeds, 835,
000,000 : tobacco, 85,000,000 : club
furnishings, $5,000,000; course
equipment, $5,000,000 ;
£3.000,000 : golf bags, 8
beverages, $2,000,000 ; ge
tects, £1,000 000,
It further
£2.000.,000,000 worth
mobiles will be used
during the year, and that
000,000,000 will be expended
of golf alone
FEE
estimates
approximately
spent by
He figures as
be
gularies,
hotels,
lockers,
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nf archi
estimated th
of
by golfers
£1.
ut
automo-
is
on
and because
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PETE DONOHUE PAID
$0.85 TO HUR L GAME
Exhibition Contest.
Texas
hear of major pitch
paying 85
W585 to pitch a
nstorming
Ever a league
{
bar trip?
No!
Well,
Do
that's what
the
the
nohue of
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Worth All-Stars
Leon led
Leonard via t
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was agreed tha
furnished the at
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were off for Leonard
morning
four hours
it
ng
the player
ik and
ding the sack
all had
tl automobile com
Pete says it was the
paid
a baseball
Ya
ever for the privi
| gan
le Varsity Captcin
8. Rockefeller, son of William Q.,
New York capitalist, and grand
nephew of John D,, who is the captain
and No. 4 in the Yale varsity crew,
which Is now working out on the river
at Derby, Conn.
Another Scholarly Umpire
John. Heydier has another scholarly
gentleman on his umpire staff. They
may all be such, but, be that as It
may, Monroe Sweeney, a recent ap
pointee, is a bachelor of arts. He is
a graduate of Bethany college, in
West Virginia, and got his degre
there. Like Ernest Quigley, alumnus
of Kansas Agricultural College, Man.
hattan, Kan, he is a football and bas
kethall referee. Erudition is no bar
to ability to call "em right.
Parent of Modern Games
Handball is believed to be the par.
ent of all modern games of ball, the
ancestor of tennis, cricket and base
ball. First the hand wis covered with
n glove to protect it. Then came the
first erude form of racquet and bat,
which underwent many changes until
the present-day racquet and bat were
evolved.
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Agrecable to the provigions of
low relating to the sale of
lands for the non-payment
notice $s hereby glven that
he exposed to public sale or
following
Unseated
Pennsylvania,
paid thereon
th
of
there
outcry
parts of tracts
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for taxes due and un
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Rheims, France ~-Charged with pay-
ing a man $1,000 and giving him a
sult of clothes for killing her husband,
Mme. Celestine Chaussimaud is on
trial for murder. The man who killed
her husband also is held for trial
One of the Canary Islands possesses
a raintree of the laurel species which
sheds a coplous shower of pure water
from fits follnge every evening. The
natives use the water for drinking and
culinary purposes,
Log Angeles, Cal.—Albert E. Cuth-
bert, former evangelist, who sold 756-
cent Bibles for $3.75, is serving a three.
month terra in the county jail. Cuth-
bert was sald to have bullt up a mail-
order business in Bibles by scanning
a newspaper death column eesk day
and mailing a Bible © O. D. to each
bereaved widow whose name ap-
peared. In pleading gulity to using
| the malls to defraud, he explained he
found these widows “were In a proper
frame of mi:d” to buy Bibles at his
price.
Officer Arrests Self
Jersey City, N. J.~Placing himself
under arrest for reckless driving after
he had run into a street car, Police
Sergt. Willlam Lynch made Inf
tion against himself and then pa
himself In his own custody,