SLEEP PP SPF PLPPORY
Mary Browne Owner
of New Coast Mark
Miss Mary K. Browne, former
national tenmals champion, broke
the course record at the Bren.
wood Country club at Los An-
geles In winning the qualifying
medal of the California golf
championship. A score of 78
was two points lower than the
best previous womea's mark for
the course. The former queen of
the courts, already ‘regarded as
one of the strongest woman golf-
ers in the country, is said to be
playing the best game of her 3
career this season,
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EX-TEXAS LEAGUERS
GAINING PROMINENCE
Former Players From Lone
Star State Are Active.
Former Texas league baseball play-
ers are rapidly coming to the front In
the major circuits. Just the other day
several ex-Texas leaguers figured
prominently in the final scores of dif-
ferent games.
Ray Blades, former Houston out-
fielder, smacked out a home run, put
his team, the Cardinals, out in front,
and then in the ninth inning, ia the
midst of a Cub rally, dropped an easy
fly that let in the winning run.
Lil Stoner pitched and won his sec
ond game of the season for Detroit.
Cleveland was the victim oa this oc-
casion.
Panther, played what is believed to be
a record game at short for the Tigers,
He played up to the ninth inning with-
out a flelding chance. Thea Homer
Summa, a former Wichita Falls out-
fielder, now playing for Tris Speaker,
hit the only ball of the day that went
to short—and Rigney muffed it. Glenn
Myatt, former Buff,
for Cleveland and knicked Stoner for
three hits.
for the Boston Red Sox and
talned his place at the top of
ting average list.
ton uniform last season, played a less
contest,
Joe Martina, Texas league veteran,
son for the Washington Senators. He
subdued Connie Mack's Athletics, 4 to
8. Lester Bell hit a double that fig-
aforementioned oa Blades’ untimely
error. Adams, former Spudder, played |
and scored one run. Jim Bottomley
went hitless and Gene Balley played
a few uneventful Innings for the
Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers.
Athletics Aid Beauty
Miss Lillian Duncan, holds the New
England record for the 60-yard run.
Athletic activity is a help to beauty,
Judging from Miss Duncan's charm.
New Cricket Record Is
Set in Australian Game
A new record for cricket in Aus
tralia was established recently in the
match between Victoria and Queens-
land at Melbourne, when W, H. Pens-
ford and E. R. Mayne, batting for the
Victorians, scored 456 points at the
first wicket. The best previous wicket
partnership was made by Hobbes and
Rhodes in 1911, when They batted in
823 runs.
Ponsford made 248 runs and was at
the wicket nearly seven hours. Mayne
scored 208 and was at the wicket near-
ly seven and one-half shours. The
flelding of the Queensland players is
sald to have been unusually good and
they used no less than seven bowlers
in an attempt to break the winning
streak of the formidable Victorian
pair. Victoria won the match, which
was for the interstate championship.
No Longer Dearth of
Eight-Oared Crews
Not so many years ago, one could
count on the fingers of one hand all
the really formidable eight-oared shell
crews in the country. It's not that
way any more, This rowing season
looks like the best one In history. At
least a dozen crews consider them-
selves good enough to enter the Olym-
ple tryouts at which America’s repre-
sentatives at the great international
games will be picked. The entrants
to date Include Yale, Harvard, Prince.
ton, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Wash
ington, Duluth Union Boat cluly, Bach-
elors’ Barge club and West Philadel
phia Boat club. There will be several
others,
Joseph Oeschger
Be a RR ET Eh
Joseph Oeschger, one of
the stars of the Giant
pitching staff, acquired
from Boston during a mid-
winter deal, Is expected to
fill the yawning gap in the
formerly shorthanded
pitching staff of the Na-
tional league champs.
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Dr. Paul Hunter Wins
Dr. Paul Hunter of the Annandale
Golf club who won the southern Cali-
fornia amateur golf title,
Professional boxing 18 to be revived
in Cleveland, O.
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Derby winner—Zev, last year.
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A left-handed golfers’ association
has been organized In California.
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Pancho Villa knocked out
seconds,
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Mike McTigue's full name
Francis McTigue He is
years old,
thirty-one
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The Jockey club
Argentina, is the wealthiest sports club
in the world.
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bers,
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100.000 mem
with a golf stick than he can
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New York papers say the trotting
horse Is passing out. The horse is net
gaited to compete
age of speed.
. . *
Besides fighting, Benny Leonard,
Mason, lightweight champion of Eng-
land, are talented actors
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J. 8. Francis of Toronto university,
who has a record pole vauit of 12
feet 2 inches, will represent Canada
at the Olymples this summer,
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It is alleged that In resisting arrest
in Los Angeles, Jack Kearns “ased all
of Dempsey's hooks and crosses.”
Well, it was all right. Dempsey isn't
using them,
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Harry Vardon, great English golfer,
says he never took a lesson from any
player in hig life, “I studied the form
of others and practiced the shots until
1 mastered them,” says Vardon.
Grrr rr Pir DP ee
English Schoolboy
Is Clever in Ring
John Fisher, fifteen years of
age, nn English schoolboy, has a
remarkable record In the ring,
having woa 20 contests, His
only defeat was in 1022, when he
lost the London schoolboy cham-
pionship. He has Yhe distinction
of having defeated Peters, who
was twige English schoolboy
champion, This year Fisher has
won two finals—the Stepney
Workiag Lads’ Federation tour
nament and the Working Lads’
Federation tournament, open to
all London, His trophies include
four silver cups and gold and
silver medals, :
Only rain saves some
being snowed under.
* * *
The chief trouble
to date seems to be
one Sisler,
teams from
with the Browns
the club has only
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John H., Willlams, the Indian south-
paw, has been sold by Rochester to
Pittsfield of the Eastern league,
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Miller Huggins intends to carry five
catchers this year If It Is possible to
prune the rest of his players down to
permit it,
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Dick Hoblitzel, of Reading. is the
first player to get six hits in as many
times at bat. He performed the feat
against Toronto,
. . .
So acute is the baseball fan's hear-
ing that In spring he can detect the
flapping of a pennant that won't be
unfurled for 12 months,
* * *
George Fisher, outfielder of the
Washington Senators, has been traded
tion club for Cari East.
| Roger Peckinpaugh, who was some
| what slow In rounding Into fielding
{ form this season, Is doing some great
shortstopping for the Nationals,
* . *
{| The American league has not an
| nounced the offer of a cash prize to
| the best player of the year, but a
| medal or diploma will be awarded.
* . .
Jack Roche, veteran catcher, with
| Oklahoma City last season, has been
| signed by the Denver club of the West-
| ern league and Is slated to play first
| base, \
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Duke Meredith, Chicago, who starred
| as an outfielder with several Illinois
semi-pro clubs last season, has signed
with the Dubuque Mississippl Valley
| league team.
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The modern (since 1000) record for
the greatest number of games In
| which a pitcher has participated dur
ing a season is 66, made by E4 Walsh
in 1908,
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Tyrus Cobb and Luis Firpo say that
| they are going to retire. Sure they
will—when there Is no more fun and,
| also, no more money In thelr respec
| tive games,
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Tom Pyle, outfielder, who was sald
to Little Rock by the Sherman Texas
| association club, has been turned over
| to Muskogee of the Western assocla-
| hon by the Travelers. Pyle hit 350
| last year.
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{| Pitcher Charley Root, obtained from
the St. Louis Browns In
whereby Los Angeles sent Pitcher
Lyons and Catcher Tony Rego to
| American league teams, is the pitching
sensation of the Coast league.
* * *
Manager Tristram Speaker's state
{ ment at the opening of the season that
{ Cleveland would try to win the pen.
who can be relied upon to win con- |
sistently without the hitters,
Paddock Fastest Runner
Charice . addoek, the fastest runner
of them ull, Is on his own private ¢in-
der path in Los Angeles dally working
out and getting Into condition for the
coming Qlympic trials. Photograph
shows Paddock at the finish of a 100
yard dash, Experts claim that Pad.
dock is somewhat faster with his
finish this season,
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low relating to the sale of
lands for the non-payment of taxe
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following tracts or parts of fracts
Unseated Jands in Centre
Pennsylvania, for taxes due and ur
paid thereon, at the Court House in th
Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, Jur
Oth, 1624, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
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MUST COOK OWN MEALS
The rural school teacher who boards
with the farmer's family will have to
do her own cooking or go hungry. The
automobile hes made it pretty hard go-
ing for the mistress of the little red
schoolhouse, Time was when the fam-
{ly that housed the schoolmarm consid.
ered Itself honored, and every member
danced attendance ou the little lady
whom the district hired to teach the
young idea how to shoot. She had 21
meals a week prepared for her and had
the best room in the house. She still
has the best room, but the meals-—she
has to be content with “potduck™ or
cook her own,
Dad and ma have a flivver now and
they don't propose to be tied down to
home when the roads are good, the sun
shines or there Is a “shindig” in town,
Teacher's mealtime Is nothing in their
gay lives. Richard Werner, state su-
pervisor of agricultural instruction, has
been looking over the situation and
suggests that If the rural teacher is in.
clined to eat she will have to take a
course In domestic science.
The farmer family will supply the
stove, the fuel and the other essentials,
~8an Francisco Chronicle,
High Australian Land
Australia’s highest mountain peak,
Mount Townshend, towers 7.350 feet
above sea level,
A large Diesel engine recently made
the record of running 202 days with.
out stopping.