BlTtfJirVri 4 -rMfWim ' ttml WW tall f a UAH&kftfl WWHUWlki VP. tilf
, - mm t .assi jijci v ,iMyrjrliJnr s, xjUMUitJiyiiPiiiL xjn,.rvi nn.A wjwviitj.1 jl.iv tiwiiuvmih- '- .- - ,. - . ... .. ,,
CLUB X$ihl9M& Attfi FINDING MANAGERS SCARCE ANtt WILL STICK TO tfHE SAME 1918 PILd'
mm
TINKER AND CALLAHAN SEM
TO HAV.il MANAGERIAL JOBS
OLlNCjHED FOft NEXT SEASON
. ;.r..,i r.. i
Otftter Wti hnifch and Di-ftyfUsS HaVe bailed to
(5it MM Waiited to Fill ftoBitlOfl.
c' KoWlahd Will Go
v
!l MW IWwf bW Ibtfe " about five rnajof1 league clubs tl.Kl were rfolnk to
" MrtWk htatrtJrbrii acbefeilH'K to rlrtnot1, but no tho tlmo approached for tho'
AftftMt flttttiftftf 81 Nt f&lkfi4! Mil Atitcrltdh LedBUed the mdghdte aMiittfenllr
m ktmfok tin Uftatt b 11h l9i scniidh hint ftt willing tb ftlvfi tllo tihUb
Mitttil MiUUit KWahef eiMlitce. IB ilia Ametlenil LongUe Hid ited" fidx must
i & MW km&f WeAbs ef dftrrlltAn'i retirement, whit it virtually Is cbrliiln
tht lt6WHt4 Mi b el m illB inhttakif- bf lh Whltd flax. Ih tlid NattdhHl
Lttft& ttoefe were Ikrft iankra fttHled for their release whfcH Hid scaSon
4w4; kilt kfcM'Miy' Ikb bwneril hlV8 fchanged their views.
MJiWt HUggltW; Jod Tinker fa rid Jlttihiy CdllaHhh Wdfd id bb let oUt by Bt
IfMi. ttWtjW kft MUbdrgll lit Hit" fcdtlohdl LcagUe, necbtdlng to Hiriibr, but
MM J&Mf Kir' &r mU to haVo, patched Up their tilffdrotibea With C-wnbrd Wee felt
mi tM tottytbtee; ahd faro again tb be In cliarfto of Hid CUUs And Pirates. Just
fti MukklWO'fttU Wilt be" 18 ribt knbwh, dS tllff fattl of St. iibUtk nebiitHb liHVd
NfftiMn till dbJiU bAb4ll fdf 1118 tttttd bolni
Yi.hky. Jlmttljf fctlalmli attd President brbjrriiiM, bf tho VtAltt met rind
HftftUk'J Iha Work bf (Kit (6iin Iftdt ftb&aoH. bhti hi 1116 boriciUnldtt Of Itld cdti
imM iM SWiiW ahiidilhctd thai hi hHd ilctlded to slro Clalldhari ihdlher bl.tlitco.
tfftitkkUi picked up MTeHil proinlslnR yaurtkiiterfl litat tictifcoft, mid ho l'lrntes
Pd iitWtid tall durlhrf ilio latter part ot ttift campaign. It IhO former TVhltb
1m tMl &M 6iUm th nllltfal ydbrik (dlcht lid titU tit liKtid It M pbsMlilfl Dial
. 1M Will fihtsh in the first dlviaibri, wllh a iltlit clmlice Id flhlih Ural dr kecond.
S Vialcer'i fcte Ifi Ctilfcago heemi id depend entirely tipdii helltfr thb othor
iookHoiderd aj-fi strofiir ehdUfch Id fcnUfeb Wbcelimhn td chhlifed hlri btilitldn. Ttlo
i&hMf Cwieral LeagUef U atronft or Thiltrn and dacidfbd u fen dnyii nftd Hint
1J d hbt bliffiS Jd for Ut8 fdlldrfi b( the team Inst noiUdri. WecRhttian Ih.ilatit
tkat Tinker W Fotfllhtd Wi rhkllabSri litll innli'of llta lnrKB titbcklidlUora Uo
iMKd a cliflHfcil. Wheil tills ibbject la brbabhtd to Wfccshhidti lift Artj'B! "Show
e & better titan and I will malce" tho bllanRc, but Until yoii do t will slick to
lit
Sanborn Looks fd Tinker's Return
iH t;6MkakTfk8 upoh th6 pdinibHltlea bt d biiHHbo In the hianhsemetlt bf
,'thb 6Ubi;-Cr Bahborni thti VelBran Hfcrlbe bf the fchlcasd Trlblinci aays:
'T'hat BirohK oppoMtlod to IHkCr eiclfiU htttlnfr Hie CUU iitobltholilcra bo
AttaB k'ribWh betdrS thi elid tf UiB fatty ierlbd, hhd the tip ivda Slrdhff that tiW
WeeWioF VaJ belrii? freely dlaeuased. Since then the mfcn trhb were dldtladed
MtH M akbwiflk of the bubs lmv had tlitiri td lobk mat Urn brer, ahd ebhtb of
then are reported to have cooled otii
"Part of tbb cooilnff procens has been dlio td thb problem of how id repldce
tm Bub rriknkgeF wltil any 6no aUN td dd libltbh There is dH btehibht hmbhs
thelocklldidtfrl Wlltclii While hbt wholly frlchdiy to Tinker, la Inclined Id mfikb'
Wfa bt ail Tmprovcment before nwapjilnt; pllolk.
' "Atnonic the posslbid fitlcbbmora to thb Cub triaflflettleht HURRbstBtl by Varlotis
teekhoMem were FrttnK Cliorice, lirry l)oJlb, idek licudricks, Ulblt idhaella
nd fftd Mllchoii. it IS extremely tldUbtful If Chahce cdUld bo tcrhptetl back
lntd rnkjor iMJtufi liaitball after his disantroUs bxtierlencb In Hew torkt especially
he' hi! A. Soft berth now hedF iiU brahkb rrtnbli. LKrH' Udyle hi; only hU
tWUhinic liHtier Mddraw as k khbwn (iudlinbdlloK for tile job.'
dr the mtt fiUhllbheU by Sanborn, Fred Mltclftll apparently is tho only man
wMo wrjtlld b8 cdfikideted by WoefjhlniiH. ,kct to'flnkei -Weenhmdn looltd upon
Mlteiieit na ilia Hidal logical man for tho pdsltlbn, dlld hdmltted edrly lH tlid
tali tillt titf fbibii ot eldillhRs's bitchcts was well UUatltlbd for the peMllbh
vHd thit M believed that Mltfchetl would be a great lielu to Oit) Cub pitchers,
bUl litt VflUld hot Ay that lid tw'as tKlhklnR of appointing hint rnahagbri
i i.
' This ftain Refused 1'chalUcs inflicted on Opponents
AMOS UhUSUal Infctafe&l tHhtUed the recent gttme betw6on itouht tJnion and
AkfH tlaWDrtlly IH tilb Ohld tbnferoncd. Thb Mount Union team refused
ttffeHr penalty lnfilctAii Ubbtt thd Akrbn toatn by riererfeo dim bdrKe, afcllng wllhlH
KM HghtS Uhdr the rule, bill pkclrik th4 bfticldi Ih ah bnit)dtrasl(ife- pbsltlotl.
This UHlqUB stalb 6f affalrfl was dbd Id tho fact that bri tho Saturday previous,
wHIfi MbUht tinlon was playing Case, with burffeb biilcldtlhtfi h tiky bedurj-bd that
reduced a decUoti kgdlhsl AfoUht Untbh tlidt vlrlUhlly fcost tho game". With the
AMe' fllKiest ifided Mbiilit UhloH prepared lb make a forward pass1 oh its own
itkhl-yttril lint); The Afdbril Ullldh pafser tv-ns slow and held the ball poised In his
hafel lbh that A Ciie jildyfer fchdfged HittiUgh dnd kicked 11 from ills hdrid in
back of him.
ThU player IHeh fell Upon tho ball and burfea deblded il wiis Case's ball.
Mount Union protested that it was art lnbomiltd forward jiftsS hHd thb baii
hbiitd fsBialh In" il jidikisSlon, irofrevfet1, the, bltlclal was firih. aild Case in a
ttupld bt plays sedrM th deciding tbdcttdoWtt. Tills Sd iHfcehsed Mobnl Union that
H tdblt thly UHUsUtti ihethbli bt BhdWlhb its feolihg dgaihat hfcferde DUrfco.
it
Wistohsln "StitiBs" Clilcngd Rooters
F 0di BALti followers with a betting pbnclittht orb IcbFlri their hdlr otlt In
Cbiekid ahd wofidoring how they Vrlil eBl hboUt rcebVerltig their lost coin as
& result 61 A Jecllllar irtcldeht that afosb lrt tho Cillcogb-AViScdnhlH game a weelt
iMpe; With Wisconsin holding a safe Ibhd at thb etid df thb flrdt hklf4 lliertr Was
it IgthX tkMi bt tnohdy wiigtrdd by Chlcagd slUdSHtS aiiU fodtbdll funS thbl Wlsi
6ealn would ft8t beore thltty bolnta. 6
vlifen WrieBliilii put btbr its- final toueHdowfb Just befote M gomd chdod,
U kbstjtUl8 vVlsefinsia My6t rUshbd Un tho Heldllind jolHed the ltddgers jUst od
itthebek was bodtlhg Hie ball bfelwibit the jibsts. fcablaln Jackson ot Chlcano
MiML atlfentibn t8 llio ta6l that Wlsc6nsirt had twblve men oh ttib field ahd
Rfere tilrch Wdlild tibl allow tho goal.
. -,,i?0-.'Ti.V'5?' ,lLlnoM ln ln? Btfihd!l wcrb guided by Ilia Signals' of the score
t"i1h ii lr DH bJfe artl1 shw' tllhl & Bonl httd beeh klcke,i' "' scoreboy
i .Mf? "P . word f'goai" and then put Up tho number SO for tho Badgers. Dots
' "thin1 yete paid, dnd iha gams ended ln leas thnti a mlhdtd ahd boforo tho score,
boy hoi been notified tb change Hie' Score. hd result was that those whb won
and thdfce who lest parted doiripdny and did hot realise tho scoro was only 29 until
Mmt sa.w- the late editions of the afternoon papers.
, c TM, vt8tpry of Mike "Olbbons over Jack Dillon In St. Paul last night was
fsllweUd There was po doubt that tho shifty MInnesotan would hold off the
etier in their ten-round match, and as Mike is ttio cluverer of .tho pair, it was
i '.St1 f he wou,d- wIn on Points. Tho promoter of tho match ovidortlly
fcrwwdOlbbona a winner, as he promised Dillon a bonus of (1000 If ho wobld
Wic out the Phantom. No matchmaker, promoter or nny one else cares very
IKuek to separatg hliHself frotri a thobsahd dolidrdi and unless tilbboris's vlctbry
frM, fevldent i hlVir Wbdld hive mads tills tdsh promise,
' . '
,, kftevis, Northeast High School's quarterback, deserves a lot of credit for
Mi Whlbltlon of gaminewt in tile thatch esterdajf with South Philadelphia High
Mi. i sertewiag shorts atleF Hid begiriHihrf dt the cotitist heeves bruised his
tmM n& for. the rehUUndW bf Hie fray lie piayed, lislitg Ills right only. The
ttofttrbaek ran his team with his le,ft arm hanging uselessly at his side.
WMK oarrjrhig the ball RoeveS was greatly handicapped, as he wna nnabld to
el MteHMtr by straight arming with his left.
111
&s maJeriW ths. Iwisketbcili fans agreb that ths twouwiplrd dystcm is a
mm, wMK tr ate elHers who Insist thl Hid fcaslcrn tiedfeilo has hot enobgh
jMM ofMWM itMOW ame.
THffl LOOKffi fiOOM
TIP OFF SIGNALS
TO THE GUARDS
Though Unihtferitititi&l, DOU-
bld System Has Heljped dei4-
tain Team in League
JASPER DEFEATS GREYS
ntfsTiimf i-nuufa htAsiUku
Cflmdert..
Uti(-r...,
Trenioa..
1.; fr.C
U l.UUO JUlldlNCi
1 Ml i)Nffl..
.n
t l Mi iieNffl.... o s
tosiUni'W tiAMB . L. tl
Tr'frilori V. M NH at Miwtcst hiiw H4".
t'amOfU at (lis Ittudlnr Armarr.
By Spick Ildil
We have not IspokeH bt tile mallei- to
President Bfcheffer. but woUld like to aier
a few sesterces won on the election at the
Ufaltani country Club, that the thief execu
tlVd of tho Eastern Basketball teagUS did
not liistrucl his. Uniblred to t lb oft any
tearfl's dlgnalS. Yet that ii what has hap
pened IH ft hUhibfer bf retehl contests, and
l.on of tho bdst drgumentd agdlnat the
doilbte-oMJciftl system.
Certnlnly It an tiinblH Id hbt ab b tb get Ih
3 position tb See the piay witnoui givinp u
way, he U either Incompfclenl td ottlclatd
In tho Edslern League or the sj-stem IS
a very bad one, Tho ahswer, judging by
thld season's performances, IS botli.
Several evenings ago a fdrward was giv
ing hi team thb slgrials. Instead, ot di
rectly trailing his man, ths opposing guard
merely watched the umpire. The result was
that ho was always on th bdll, provided
tho play gol awaj as the slghil-glver
directed, This continued with such Inonol
onoua regularity thai it became" laughable
to every bne who saw )t.
it Is an extremfely laudable trail oH the
pdtt of an olllcial lo b6 In a position where
he can see foUls cbmmlltedbut if hd does
this ttt the expense bt elther's effectiveness
he Bhould bo dismissed.
MANAdKIl AMHitOSM IHJOLUX'S move
In switching Doe Newman from guard td
forward has added greatly to the strength
of the De Nerl team. This, wak evidenced
In the gatae -with Jaspet- list Thursday,
UieU the Kenslngtonlttnd won only through
the brilliant flcld goal shobtlng bf Barhey
Sedran.
is ToNioilT'S OAMhal Musical Fbrtd
Hall Newman will be nt torward wllh B 111
Dark, and It Is likely that he will remltlh
there tne rest or mo season, uuuipy i un;
certain whom he will start at center against
ih We
Hhd ll Is likely., that
. .... mlLi.UJ J..U.M..
man rior F) Isdh ilaS shown li
Ketthbr Cash.
u,t "h r
wltllin a tew uays anotner man win oe
signed by ths Soiithttdrlt thaiiageHitht.
CnvAhdUgh, will .ball toft ivllh TlibmpsoH
dgdlhst Odllctte. and Ftartckle,
Tilii ilUAilh 6V HiAxAbiiHN bt ths
Amcrlrdn Bhltetball l.bagui tbr tho StasdH
bf 1510-17 IS bonitldSed Of t)1H Uppetldi
ii F.
WIllLtm
Is boniildiied Of tllU dhneilded:
Killers, Ulrhrd MUinmt,Plllllp
Mlllbri 8l. L'oiumba C. d.i John O'lloUlkdi
St. Hdtrard C. C.i Wllllatfl Devery, XftVler
e. b ; o. M. biltlns. lidhcoek A. a. i I,
lwdtrbauith, f'lftlttli ClUli : SatHllet Klrstelhi
SIMpson Memorial; CUtHihbB 0, RildH. Wot
illdhdli T. M. t' A. THu Hlli-i-t . '
IbtttlUd did Wllltdhi AtldH, presidents WlU
Uain. W. Bythliler, Vice lit.
O'Conner, ltbaUrel'( ttbllnl.1 .1 Diirilie bc
lelbfy) A. P. Ilaubk, bSSIstttht eScWtary.
: HAMll illl'nVtlK.V Hi Ncrl arid
Trenton will bo etttllbd at 3 d'tlobk, hi
UliUal. Beside dtthblbc, Ulbrd will be sbVT
brdl tabutfct SIHgtrS lb lefld it little Vbbhl
icst tb th8 bccdslbH; (
oltitrsTotMt'ft ui;ri:AT last night at
Thld OM Goto to Hough
(1RKYSTOCK
llrld. l'olll. Ak'la. Pla
FntBrir., forwsnl t si o 25
tiunon, lonvura i
nirr .,.,,...
l.awrrncr. ri
i roa. suHru . .
Hucaminn. tilard
Total ......
o
ll
J
St
! 1!
JAMI-Klt
. ol
X7
tt .. L Jj- u llfW- 1W. A'Jl. t'U.
flirri rrmtr
I neat
t 1 rl h a t 4 awl
rots tumil ...,.!!
Total.
ii
Tohila .............. 5 18 , S8
the, hands of the speedy Jasper five was
dde In a large degree to Hid fncl lhal Allle
MeWllllams was hgaln missing" frohl the
llhe-up of the downtowners. Allld watratlsd
out of the game with Camden last Wednes
day. In last night's tilt at Cooper Battalion
Hall, Which Jasper woh, by the score bf 28
to 27 in the last moments of play on a
brilliant field goal by Hough, Manager Job
Bailey was forced to Shift his line-up. Hi
sent LoU Sugarhiah to guard, along with
Itny Cross, and Mike Wilson, who was tried
out at guard against Camden weot to his
did position at. forward. While, this com
bination was a fast otte, it lacked the hunch,
that is always In evidence when McWllllains
la in tho game dnd SUgSrman Is playing
forward.
O'BRIEN TOO FAST
FOR HENRY HAUflER
Young Jack Outboxes Fairrnouht
Welter in Fast Bout at
Lincoln
Desplto tho facl that It was the fifth time
that Young Jack O'llrien andllehry Hduber
squared off In the padded clrbfd ahd that
dor6 ,lh
IlltS Hl-HtHar
flnal bout at the Lincoln Athlelld ClUb fairly
according to approved
have known each other HkS
,thev should
btbUibrs, the
Tlin fltilid fiiln,l
lH thd ledd of his
teemed with abtton.
O'Brien about four laps
ruggea opponent.
Hauber erred grievously by ailfehiptinK lo
bldei
rothe
while the Falrmount welterweight Strove to
ack
carry on n verbal battle with tlid blfler Jt
O'Brien, who was coaching Ills brother-, the
wnne ine rairmount welterweight Strove to
muss up the features of Yourig jack. "You
see this one," Henry would sAi and al thb
same time he would lunge out with a j-oUiltj.
house wallop. Young Jack' WbUld tdk adi
vantage of the tlmo that Hauber took. Id
address his brother to slid Ih h Mhiiglit left
Jab or a scries ot rights add ieftd and beat
Henry to the purien "Yes, I slid that dnd.'1
the veteran Jack woUld answer. And so it
went
Hauber could not bd checked In his rushes.
He kept tearing In oil thS UWd; , d'BHeb.
however, had his iidvbrsary aVIttllHg, He
w-SiJodgo and duck Until Hauber had
fal.-! rlose. and Ihbrt lid would unburden
hlmatSaV rt slibAer bf Hglltd ahd lefts to
the hea.-C ,hese flashed of Spedd had the
crowd In iijellrhnh ot excitement. ,Ths one
thousand fepeelalors werd bll ttlfclr feet Vfcll.
ink thrdughoUt.
uiiiiiONs Tmimt'iis
OVtfill JACK liittON
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mm
ai
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-aui iniiiinassiani's aiita-i .
umnhM.
.raioo enro uinuons lit tbUMds.
wmwsw
HWft'ttWifiati
tltlucii
uiijtr tba welsbt atroJ upon.
IlLPIKLU S UULV
COURSE IS TOM
UP BY PROGRESS
Sti-eets Cut Through dhd
mm DUg Sjiell Fittish
df Splehdia Lihks
PETRIFIED GOLF BALLS?
Iiy SANfit JtctblJICK
The destruction ot the historic Beifletd
golf course Is today almost complete. It
was one ot the oldest ot the blty's nine-hole
courses.
It is the ilhks where wad, held annually
one or thd Quaker classics; the Bsldbld fail
toUrhameht.
, Walter Travis's hatnb Is mixed In the an
cient legends df thd coUrSe, ahd tndhy
other famoUS laycrd have carved tllelt
btpert golf niche hi Its tolls Kna Hrcr. .
Travis, AberlcA's "grand did indh" d!
golf ahd mahy times ehampldn dt lh
united States, as well ii thb bbly Yonftet
td win thd British championship. Is said
at one time to have proclaimed the coUtRS
the sportiest nine-hols links Iri the coun
try and to havd written: a poem In admira
tion bt IL
, SusplclouS-looklnglllirdcks Have been
turned Up Ih thb bUlldW o'peratlbris How
spreading orer the abandoned coursd.
which nro said by many to be petrified
golf balls. Other stonlfled objects Seem
to be ossified mashls shftfts, and so on, all
relics btj-tlib good bid days when golf was
the pdsilori of thd hlcmbbrd of the club.
Thd Overwhelming advatibd of interest In
tennis at the blUb over feolf, Which has been
carried on IMSiy flt a great disadvantage,
is one reasditvfor' thd abandonment of the
ancient and honorable g'ame, but tho chief
tauso U tho fabt thai the blub IS the near
bst to ,lhd city bf Uhy local country club
dnd It has beeri impossible to maintain the
ground;
Last yar fdadd wets cut through the
course and the golfers had to blay over tar
barrels, donkey eHglhes, SHoveilng laborers
and bthdr slight bbsthclkd. Bulldihg opera
tions encroachod Jnors and ihote, and to
day lllcre are, bfttjr a few golf holes left
Thd golf side, bf th6 blub ,wlll be aban
ddfied tnUrely tlMl yedr. A few of the
veterans Still clinic fondly- to the ruins of
ths bbdrSd ttlid.arb.ia be sdeii occasionally
batilhg out a few' Ballii.
Therd is softifethlni desolate and sorrow
ful In Hie Axtrelnd ih a visit to the old
Mrse. Standing on the heights and look
tig Over" the plowed, cellar-strewn ruins
brihgd bri thd golfer a feeling of great bo
lehihlly dhd,a pang for the fairways of
btheh days When all was sunshine and gay.
tty- . . i
The Beldeld Club will now concentrate
entirely on tennis In Its limited grounds,
and officials of the club say It will be as
prosperous for Its court games as It once
was with tta beautiful golf course.
19-VEAR-0LD STUDENT1
Mm mm harh
T?
atd Joaa It, OaBalTincI the Ai chnmBhSi
T t VI::"'jaSi ..r iv,'r . rouni ea
tttert
in M slwiiltlineoij. sftlblUen. Whlfch foi
iimtSflSM
L..Ltilru.J.iiiy0!iiJ
a ui . nw . T-n .i-i
DtK'SlhK. nut (arced to
ilar u( iuo viaiiiita luaai,
plar o( jne viaiiins
alatillakli
tsnci
l iilita w
ilftu, it
PP9V? 3Y r rnrt shlpUy ih in
' iwemr move an hoilF
e?i;-iiara.i"ftJ,MKfi
w
novas. i;pDianctt
u;
W,.o ths Mtmrlgr
.. a- a. ..""
na.iep arter thtity-thrcd
nuva 4-pvHuwin. uuinuiru in DCltr afaftNM
HARVARD SYSTEM CONSISTS Opl
DECEPTIVE COVERED ATTAOKl
MARSTON'S GREAT NGOLFSM
Bob Gardner, Anderson
and Waitei' Httg6h
Also Oontributd Some
Phenomenal prhtea
TM lira tftdlcll Mljhll4trfiry i. Topping
1 Ih Hi aflH&l WUnd dl artehwlch, Mi
M4rst6H bldydli bH8 t the Jtrw1. l
shbtd tbdt eVilF IhlHlled dVet troUbld and
dropped UioH Ii greed.
MdtsldB hhd HUshed lbs fllhlh hbl. t
ub. Todbhr. by a nne taily, 1 ttd cbt
ihii lead atV and they cams td thb sli
tfdrtlhtti dll sdUatd.
obpltii here' bldhted iohg. slrftlghl
dHva dowH ths coursfe. leaving a fdlrty
simpld inashld tiltch to the greeh.
Mall oh toiowfcd with a high, hooked
dHvd thai left rt almost Imposlbte fchot
for, ,1 is. green. Ills ball lay hcdvlly m
beddbd n thd rough. To ihe right and left
Were twd masdlTS trtes that almost oer
Upid, .leavlhg . fPAce. ot only leh be
twelts ft bpened Up. Jieybhd these Itrd
treed wds.l third, dlrefctly be ween Mrs
oh and thd green., Ahd silll bn Mbnd
this liiltd tree al the green's1 edge wit a
deeb thin. Bd Mdrstotl faced tho tbllow
Ing bfbblfriisi j .
1. Td.makd fi, carry of HO yards from
l.'git Ihi bdll up duickifc whera ohly
a nlbtlck bould be Used. ,...,.
. Td keep d straight llnd betwkeh Ihe
,WThls' hieiihl, ii itrHfic wdllob with a
niblick, h hdht Shot alwayk to hold Ih d
narrow Ulie bt flight- . . . , .,
BUI iVheh thd ball ilhdtly, Seltlcd bd lbs
grean ItWtts oniy tweltb feel ttblh Ihft btiri,
from which bolnt Matston drohped Ih his
putt for d Si Yet thirty sfccdhdd before oii
coltld havd. gotten 10 to 1 thdt hd wdUldh't
makd tt,4 against the ramhartd Iri thd way.
Thd best, shot that John U. Andersotl,
twlcd runher-UJi Ih tho amateUr chlimp bri
ship, plsyed this last season was Jtgdlhst
Bob HUMer, tho tall Westerner, at Merlon.
Anderson's ttccoveiy
Anderson and Hunter met In tho second
championship roUhd. Coming tb the sixth
hole Jbhn O. hooked his second shot Into
a ditch Hirihlrig along ths edge of the fair
way. When ho came to his ball hd found
It not only partially Imbedded In the water
and ooie, but also Under an overhanging
ledge, with the greert eighty yards away.
When the Biwanoy golfer took His Btanee
hs found thai he could not play in thd
direction bt the green because ot the ledge
above.
Itri lidri hlkt hhit Mint tuft niirt flint nit
to stand above it on the opposite bank and
play the shot falling forward.
, AS ha swdng Upon the ball hit Wad fall
ing bt thb time, btit he cut Ih qUlcklV with
his hlbllck, and by Rousing stoUtly witH bid
wrists, not only got the bait Up, but dropped
It within two Inches of the cup.
The one thing that mado this play possi
ble was that ovSn while lurching forward
Anderson kept his eye torcussed on the ball.
He was plastered thick with mud and water,
but the sight bt the bail at the edge of the
cup moro than, ri toned for the rest bf lb
Ond bf thd big featUres bf tho Merlon
tournament comprised three spectacular re
coveries which Bob aardner made ln auc
cedslbn against Bobby Jones.
Gardner's Pine Play
Cdmlnif id thb sixth hole In'llih aheriiobh
round; Bile Bob wds nh up ori Little Bob.
!r the kid slabbed a ldhg li-oh td Within
slit fdel ot thb hup. Gardner sllded HIS sec
ond above the greerf, guarded by d Hdlfc
With a cast down slope beybrtd. It wns au
tomobiles to cigarettes that Jones wbdld
'"' . Hy.-Pltchlrig to thd grben, sloping
downhill, Iherb was hd why for Cdrdher tb
stop1, nenr the cup. He had but one cliajiee,
and that was to play boldly against tho
tbp bf thd rldgb, whbro tho Impetus would
bS almost completely checked. Hih chip
shot struck within four Irtbhes bt the top,
trickled over and came to rest two feet
away.
On the ndxt hole he was forced to blay
almost the same Shot for a half, ahd this
time the ball Stbppcd eight Inches away.
And then on the eighth hole. Just beyond,
O'P'f was rorced to pitch a high rriastilo
nlbltbfc Shot to the green bldse ettoUgh tb
call for but brio putt to sate Himself for Ihe
third tlmd Id succession, lis turned thd
trlcki and from that pblnt bh tho Kid Phb
nom, being1 Human, begah to Slip & trifle,
Any brte Or thede three rerdvetieS Wduld
have been considered unUsual. nlit thd
three together formed orib bf the mbst speo
tacular features of Ihe tournament
The Orle-Bhot Klh
fif'4"! ttR dt J.hwlfch Walter itagen
ddt thrkd sttbkes off par at the thirteenth
hdlh by dropping d mid-iron shot for n two
the hole being 480 yards long.
Td prove- this blow was nb accident,
lUgdn lahdod one ot his toughest matches
, SWhby in the Professional blmmplon
Ship by ddoptlhg the same Intelligent proc
ess. Coming to the seventeenth hole the
Hochester star was one down. Ills opBo
nerit herd drpbped a mashle shot within twd
feet of thd pfri, for a three, one under par
JUst as Ildgtn'.B supporters saw hlnv fading
out tit the picture the husky home-bred, o
yards from the greem slashed away with
a mashli niblick and thumped the ball Into
thd cub fair a two. This shot promptly broke
Ujl the match, tor after that Hagen was not
to bn stopped.
Wlidit It "conUS lo sUrillng refcoVbHes
Hagen hd fsw bquais. ho ibti'l ttadS
or as sure as a few others, but hd mtth cn'i
Haugrhtoii Baffli
Shifting OffenSe
. Vents Any Def
From Becoming
A bEkTLn, poiblr, itUdb? wrHM j
Know just what is tnearil by Ih
ton system in rootball.
ThS hlllie Hi I SMk..All 1.
IflHUrU K tiiihlihlUi alll.-U a. iL--.li .
thdt hd deferike cln lid bfited IS MfH
AH tlkvfcrt Wlghlfdee JiarvdH
dirong, poWettui drffehse'. but tmh
ueicnse was aiso bxceedlngly al4
quick to aiagnoso a playj It Vobk
iiii vniue.
For JtaUglitbB Puts ihroUan Hz
hondecepl Ve Wais. There li. IB
Mimkk h liJk Lu. :..'l ln
nThik AhS'KVt .wyi,rr.tr .w
nllack faMly , often enough to kit
guessing contest under way. vi
. iri this Wdriribt HaUghlbtt pHvest
rftfbrise from bt-dohilhg Set fof Mi
lie always mum nwny quits K bit
ivL Tt w"" """ " nuncn mat Jia
IH dUd to tWd taclors-Hiig-eh's fine phyfc tefl
t
strengm ana ins superu cohdUehcd Hi fth
stage bf aH fchcdUntbr, Llkb Jabk Moral-.
mbtt. lie dbtsh't figure thdre Is dh shot it
tho gamo that ho can't play, if u oombS tb
a plhbh, Instead of being denreeaed at a
bad iie id a tfap Iiagen aPWrfnlly relishes
the opportunity td rise tb the occasion ahd
get safely by.
OKAXTLANb HICIJ.
ClaiM B I'ofcltct Dlllldl-ds
uuiy is cnarging in tne wrong Bf
TI,U UtilwUUi h dki..il l.i,. I '
td efllclebcy Is .destroyed. For. after
it probably will fall to, charge fortJ
any dlrbctlbH al mi. k6 mt i T2J
had developed this eohiblnSllbH of W
unu ucuiiiuuii upon anacK as Well M I
Hatvfti-d mahdatlh. In this teepJeti
Aiibtlicr fcitdct
bno bffebt bf this decebtlvii bllalit. :
httack Id tb make thd other eleven.
car worse tnan it really Is.
, liarwhi lh ifliB was nothing likl it I
aboVd.Yale. Harvard Idsliear fcaJ M
Ih H Uvnn.1 ti milk. iI..i.jLj AIa
Vas not 2J to 0 atiovd Corhell-lnMi'l
thnt Tale dnd Cornell, last fall and
DVUOUKt UBVuia du kftAUI UVWllUCrra V
their defense flew tvldd heart Uitlnil
strata ot air fdr thd crimson btek)
DUCK.
A team can fight doggedly, itm
hga.lnsl a powerful aljabk lhal Is drlia
straight and hftrd. out dh attack thitl
wimers mora tnan it bverwhbims U
to do tar greater damage. t
By TVfly of Cdhfesslbh
Ot m ihi tiillu titjjM;
rd 0ht& till bid fepsrtt
I (t me dolort lb write
AQout tne realm Of tport S
" To toss stuff Mo rh)hi
On JtrttidMoii, flues dr fed
To tenife atoau (he.clmb
ETdhteiiiHe t lilntd a Hufi
At ddfJe tfoU SAQiitdd't lllli.1 '
Ahd fftbit bpaia Me Huff
ts quite at bad di thit.
PrlhcetoK ri'ow hits left oftijr .ld (1
to Deal to nmsn me Beason without a l
teat. Nbbbdy in thb way hdw but tut-f
ana Tttie.
From tho Other Game
DbftF Sir: We ard ,in anothbr gam's
her,, opd, Just, a trills, rougher than
ball: BUI ddn't thlrik for it mihUta we I
forgdtteH the good old gatrib. Hdw
Harvard, Yalo itrid PrihcttbHT Is hj
iiauKiuon sun lyinir me opposing gen
into knots? Taa: anv ntu rnma in tnital 1
Mohan's place ty Cai .tpst pdt aWAV Q
nellT I had a tll that idlnhdsota halll
Western Confetencb ChdMPIoHsHIb
doWn; Ijow about ,ltT W6 want td kho
about it, and over here we can t cveti I
w. ft h.
(Cdrtadlatt iaxfiedltldhdl-y. Porc)L .
(Somewhere ih - i9
IitVlsbd AgdIH
1 shot a nntt Ddli fiKrf lag rtlf
It fell td edrth, fchdid ndt toAfrAif
RUt OH lodftliip droutld lit Ins rdbpA
a neto Sliver King and a new f)s
tcnerids the ball I haa lost teai tr
Cell battered Up. , W .it. f
OHATLANIJ MCI
Italih Beats d'KCefb
. Harney. Hahn ihaded. Eddla.O'KaaM.
final bout. ht the iN'dntmrell Athlatlo qiuv,
nltht. Innsbtlrutjn the last. round won tad
(or th rprt Klcbmond youhsaler. . .' r,
Preatori Urowh eaaily wtui trem droVo,l(
Sarwitn7P-fcora.l"'WadDyWSi.
routed Ibhhny Uradx, .
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