EVENING LED(H31MHILADELIHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1910
HAWNEE BIDS FOR WOMEN'S NATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY WHITBMARSH MAY STAGE OPEN
PENN SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
GOLP CLUB FINALLY SPEAKS
FOR ONE OF NATIONAL TILTS
DUE IN THIS CITY NEXT YEAR
But It Isn't a Philadelphia Club Shawnee Wants
Women's Championship of America and Will,
Make Bid Is Popular for Event
STARS IN PITT AND STATE LINE-UPS
IN RUNNING OFF NEW PLAYS
IN PRACTICE AT WHITEM ARSH
-r.
r
Koach Folwell'Pcrmitted
the Team Displayed Enough Dash
in Drill to Satisfy
Br NEIL' MATHEWS
Ctptitn of fenn football team
MTESTERUA a practice ai vnuemarsn
jL convinced me that Penn will bsat Cor
ffii.tl on Thursday afternoon. II was easily
Ifhe D881 HDiKout u niw ncwjin invunii iiuim
Kf tha men We're sent ftlnnff as fast ns thei
smanted to fro. The only spirited worl; Coach
irolnell "would permit was the atonal drill,
tkut there uns plenty of d3h shown 'n that.
S At no time this season nave the pais
feein run oft as fast or with such smooth
rt, and Penn surely la rlsht on edge for
fttie battle with the lthacans. t,v y mem
fur of the squad Is In perfect condition,
ittrrlnr 'w minor bruises which will
?dlnppear before Thursday, and they nre
full of fight and confidence. Throughout
Eta season the. men have shown on unusual
amount of flght hut tho fans will see the
! (TtatMt fight ng Penn team that has played
en Franklin Fie d In years when we meat
K Cornell.
r km hrji wern no visitors an nana ni
r.t.rdav's workout. Folwell took advan-
?:... ne tha onnortunlty to run throueh a
V?. a.IaIt tilavfl Hint hnlA heall rnaertinrt
Pfer this one battle. We had planned to use
i a few of them against M'ch.gau but after
itettlng ft 10-to-0 lead on t ic Wolverines.
I Coach Fo'well Instructed Bert llell to save
; them lor tornen, mm uouui u our coacn
i-miia have uncoered thitie plais If the
n-ntverlnes has tied the noire, as the Cornell
K game Is the ono battle we aro most par-
(' t.CUiar auuui
Against uorneii we win snow an we
Imve. Noth'nc will be kept In reserve no
' matter how dangerous It may happen to
fc, as Folwell Is anxious to reg'ster n clean-
cut victory He feels sure that the team
' will play Its best game o' fie ncason nnd
! very one In tho siuad agrees with him.
'" It must be remembered that the present
heomblnatlon has not been toccther long
' and really Is Just beginning to work
f smoothly. If we fri'l been able f strike
ithe present combination earlier In the sea
iWHITEMARSH LINKS FAVORED
BY PROS FOR
NEW YORK. Nov 28.
U
NLKSS all slgni fall, the next open
championship of the United States Clolf
Association w.ll bo played over the links
"at the Whltemarsh Valley Country Club,
en the outskirts of Philadelphia. At a
meeting of the executive committee of
the Professional Golfers' Association of
; America, held yesterday at the Hotel Mar
tinique, the home course of "Long Jim"
Uanus was Indorsed an first choice of the
professionals for the holding i.f tne open
championship 'According to the notice that
Howard F Whitney, secretary of the Unlvd
States Oolf Association, sent to the Profes
slonal Golfers' Association a few weeks ago,
Uw wishes of the pros will bo respected nt
th annual meeting of the national body
anil the tournament will be awarded accord
lag to their choice.
In the letter from the secretary It was
stated that the United States Golf Associa
tion turned over the selection of the three
courses to he submitted at the annual meet
ing, and that 'there was no other qualifica
tion necessary than that the courses belong
to clubs that nre active members of the
United States Golf Association. Mr. Whlt
cey said that, geographically speaking, the
election should be an cartern course, since
the last open championship was held nt
Ulnlkahda, Minn., but If tho professionals
decided on a western course, they would not
' be opposed
At the meeting today It was decided to
tick to an eastern course, as was sug
gested, and the field was narrowed to
Whltemarsh Valley. Ume Iiurn and
Shawnee Urae Burn Is the Bay State
course, over which the Massachusetts open
I 200,000 PAY $275,000
TO SEE HARVARD PLAY
Crimson Shatters All Records
for Attendance and Receipts
This Season
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Nov. i8. All rec-
rords for attendance receipts and profits In
: football nt Harvard were broken dur.ng
the last fall. Two hundred thousand per-
1 sons at lend took In the ten games on
the Crimson's schedule, and moro than half
ft million dollars In money was received,
Harvard's share of which was approximate
ly 1276,000.
The game with Vale was divided on a
fifty-fifty basis. Harvard's share being
something like 380.000. which Is 112.000
more than two years agp,
The Princeton rece.pts are estimated at
H8.000. half of which was pocketed by
the Tigers. Cornell got ft good slice of the
' golden calf, nnd nrown received a fat
guarantee for trouncing; the Crimson
Harvard's football expenses will bj.prob
ablv JMinn iirnr than usual, this Increase
Incoming In salaries for coaching, the total
txpense for developing tne team or lunjr
men being about 1000 per man.
Wilson Wins ot Packet Dilliards
In the nfth itnn of . th Ul U amaliur
vecktt billiard tournament, plued at Alllnor'a
Acaatmy mil nisai. wuion oi
arklihln hv ivtnnlnr in unhlll
Wltann dla!id crrnt mn-
rilL In th uvtnth fram Worrell was It ball!
n upniu same irom n n'
'I1
a hi
tad and spins' ataadlly, but ! w Innar of
iat
ytar'a tournament
r eventually won.
Lept plixtetng- away.
ana
Wilson T is 6
I H II IS
13
Id,
19 .0, Tots1
r is t
il. 1VKJ.
Scratches,
s, Jiun run.
Worrell A 0 8 HI IS IS H U
U 11
B Hftr, Outtarwort
loiai. is. brralcnee
llleh
run, 1
7 J L PORTRAIT I ,, f " J I ZA VTsL ru T IOWAiTl rjyi . bah;. K. feffiL
' iHprfk tJtJ'9i jJ Av?v0SD,uS)'f ' zzUfk SL'ifr IPPr y Mi r au artists A Jik '
No Strenuous Work, but
son. I think we would hae ft clean stale.
as the team could rIic t'ltt n wonderful
battle right now The late reporting nf
Iterry nnd the slowness of the onene held
the team back a. trifle, but tireless effort
and thoroughness on the part of Poind! have
molded our team Into a much stronger
aggregation than I have seen at I'enn In
wy four ears
This will be m last mine, and the same
.J true of Urquart. Itcnnlng torr, Williams
and I .nd Wray, and you can bet we who
ha- e played on two teams that went down
to defeat at the hand" of Cornell's power
ful teamt nf 1DI4 and 1915 nre doubly
anxious for victory on Thursdn
No doubt Cornell feels Just as confident
of victory, but I think they will rcallic be
fore the game Is very old th.it they nre
meeting a different I'enn team. Tho lthacans
will have to show n uboln lot more than
they have In nny previous game, and I don't
think they cm against nur defense The
I'enn defense Is stronger than that of the
Wolverines our offense Is Just as strong
on straight football, and will provo strongor
with our assortment of trick plays, and
Uerry will hold his own with Shlvcrtck nt
k.ckln
The dopeaters declare fiat Hhlverlck will
outlc ck Ilerry ten or llfteen nrds on each
echnrge but they nre undeiestlmntliift
Howards abll ty Uerry Is going to kick
better than at am time thin season nnd
with h a clever placing of the' ball, mid Ills
nbmtv to run In tho broken field, will enable
us to gain on each exchange
If the game Is closer than I think It Is
going to he. we will have another edge
through Horry's drop kicking. HhlvcrlcU h.m
kicked sevcinl ftslcl goals tnls sr.inoti. but
I do not think he Is ns dangerous ns Ilerry
who can get greater distances I nlso be
lieve that the strength of our line will
make vhl crick hustle so much In getting oh
his kicks thnt he will lose both distance nnd
accuracy
OPEN TOURNEY
championship was plnjcd last spilng It
Is one of tho st'ffcst nnd finest courses In
the country and Is a great favorite with
all piofesslonals. The Philadelphia repre
sentatives at ,the meeting held out strongly
for Whltemnrsh Valley, however, nnd when
a vote was taken It was found that the
count stood four to ono fur tho Whltemarsh
course.
Besides being the home of .Ilm tinmen,
p-ofcfcslonnl champion and Irr.dlng intmey
winner for the season of 19 IB, Wli'temarsh
Valley was the first American course over
which Vardon and Ray plajed In their
famous tour of the country In 1911 Ac
cording to those who know tho course well
and who are capable of speaking with
nuthorlty on the" subject. In fair greens,
putting greens and natural hazards It Is In
every way a championship courpc If the
national open tournamont Is awarded to It.
It will be the first championship to be
plned there
It Is thrco ears since New Ilnglnnil had
the open championship, the last occasion
being the famous play-off nt BrnsU.ine n
191.1. when Oulmet triumphed over Vardon
and Bay, and, consequently, that section
of the country was once more hoping to
stage the classic However. It Is sl yearn
since Alee Smith won the title at tho Phila
delphia Cricket Club in 1910. and tho l'hlla
dclphlans have had the longer wait
Thoio nt the meeting were Herbert
Strong, Inwood. president of the Profes
sional Golfers' Association, Robert While,
North Shore, Jack Mackle, Dunvvnodle;
Jack Hobens, ICnglewood , Jnnies Madden.
Nus.sau : Gilbert Nichols, Great Neck ; Wil
liam Hjrne. Ht Davids: Wilfrid Relil. Wil
mington, and James Thomson, Philadelphia
Country Club.
MUST SHOW CLASS TO
ENTER TENNIS NATIONAL
Executive Committee Suggests Ruling
Forcing Players to Qualify for
Title Tourney
NEW YOUK, No ." A vn lo cur. nil th
ntrl nt future nit (mm I lawn lennu rhitm-
flonnhpfl wilt be canstilrttl nt Ihft omlna n.fet
nr of lh exetutUe t o-iinilitm of tnt Unttfil
HlRtfat National I.awn Tennis p Annrn atlon, II
wan. announced here tn:rduy;
A tot o( quail fylnu condHlonn to lie submitted
for the approval of the committee prmidcN tnat
the entry list, which shall be t"iMIi.U at la"t
fen davs before the tournament lx.'lns. ahal) be.
rnnflned tn players In sood sandlns wlti" t-laba
or aMocUtloni holdlnif membership In the ni
llonil aasocUttun. within the fnltowlns restric
tions: "Players ho have been ranked by 'he United
HUtea National J.awn Tennis Asoclitln dur
tur any of th IH sears last prrcedlni the
tournament, or who bae at any time hern
ranked in the first twenty
"Ptayera who In thn last three ear nreirtl
Ids: the champlonshlpa hu been srinltlri-i lata or
better In any two tournaments sanctioned by
the United titates National Lawn Tennis Aso
elation
"Player who have In the mrrent playlna
seasnn competed In not Iras than three sane
tloned tournaments and hae mad a reasonably
Rood record, committee- of m&nuaemenl of the
torrnamnt to hu the power tn ru'e m the
vaU' of a. player'a rerord
ruera who do not. nuallfy In any of the
avc (lasses, but whose entry a aneptabte to
(he executive committee by rrasui. of rtsdt-nre
In foreign fountrl-a, promise of sitllt or other
f trrunutanirs deumed sulhctent ti ciuse exi-wp-tlona
m their tas-s,"
.McBst'y Heatcnby Paulson
NKW YOnK. Nov. .'$. MIW Paulson of Ht
Paul hod little truuble In defeat tne Hob Utv
sey last nlsht tn the tur bout In the I'lerwoiit
A. V Paulson had the better of six rounds In
the s-mlflnal of s x rounds Jake llrar.dt and
Younjf Normund fought H; draw
American, League
rLt'a American l.euaua lideettall
In Uet iiljl.t'e American
same
fluted
at Nulutorlunj Hall, Gliard Alumni de
West llranch Y. if. i A., -H to .'.
.ncock una ram- Binipaun .AlenuirUl, -J
and JUi
to v.
DRILLS AT SHORE
Dr. Shnrpe Sends Regulars
Through Brisk Signal
Practice at Inlet
PLAYERS IN GOOD SHAPE
ATt.ATtC CITY. N J . Nov IS -Twn-t'foilr
members of the Cornell football
mlimil ran tlirouRh n brMt slpnul drill In
Inlet lull imrk thH nfternoon Kor nti
liuur thn incn ran tbroush slKitnl, sIiowIiik
niiJri- "hp" and spirit than nt nny time thin
enr. Ir At 8hare, head coneh, was In
vhnrRO, and was assisted by Dan Heed nnd
tlay Vnn Ormati.
N orrlnnn.iKo " nttomited, the team
merely running through the new forma
tlnns and walking through tlefcnslxe drill
while the second team showed the I'enn
limln ilns NhUerlek imntcd for a
srjort time his kicks ni'rnKlK 80 yards
He la eiiectod to iul-imnt tlerry on Thura
dny. 'The team li In wonderful condition said
Doctor Mlnrpe. after tho practice The
men feel better than eer before and I be
llcwe they will put up n hard battlo with
Penn The arc not ocrconndent. They
realise that I'enn Is a hard propojlllnn nnd
nothlnir but Rood playlns; will bring Mctor)
You will bo surprlKed' when you seo this
team In nctlnn "
The arslty lined up as follows: lljeraon
and Kclpy. endn; nillles nnd Jcwett
tackle : Anderson and Miller. RUnrdH,
Carey, center: ShU trick, nuartcrback, Cap
tain Mueller nnd Hoffman, halfbacks, and
Spend .fullback
Practice a'so will lie held tomorrow
ncnther perm'tt'itR. nti tho squad will
lcao for Franklin Klcld Thursday morn
Iiir Cornell Arrlcs Here
Cornell's arsltj football team, which de
parted from this city for Atlantic City
shortly nfter to o'clock this inornlnc la
not a confident, care-fre nRRregatlon like
the H'R lied teams of 1914 and 1DIS When
the Cornell squad. In charge of Knd Coach
Van Ortnan, arrert nt the HeadlnR Ter
ni'n.il from Ithaca this mornlne. It was ap
parent that the i-infldencc so noticeable a
year npo urn laeklni; and the general feel
InK In the camp wsi reflected In Van Or-
in.iil a views on tne annual nwi"n
Day battle.
"Wc hae not a team that compares with
the 1015 eleven," said Van Orman "This
Cornell team may prove n wonderful ur
nrin nr n hitter disappointment It Is at
the cross-roads It la a team with great
possibilities If It finds Its punch, but It Is
lust ns likely to continue to play hnphaxaru
football It Is a team of unknown quan
tity and below the Cornell standard
Must Strike. Stride
"Wo havo a chance If the team suddenly
strikes Its stride, hut wo know that Penn
has the strongest team It han had In ears
and are not going to expect too much. We
linvo a fighting team and there will bo n
great battle, oven If Cornell falls to show
the dazzling offense we had a year ago.
"When a. team loses a wonderful all
round s'ar like n.irrett, around whom the
offense was built and ono of tho greatest
defensive centers the gamo lias proauccu, in
Cool, It Is necessary to rebuild the whole
sjstem Wo havo not had enough practice,
thn i.ii start beliiK too much of n handicap.
Wo have had only half as much practice as
we ImiI thla tlmo a year ago, which means
that we reallv are only In mldscason form
ho far na perfection nf the offence Is con
cerned It Is possible that tho offense sud
denly will llnd Itself, but wo are nqt expect
ing too much."
Van Orninn declares that his pessimistic
view la not taken seriously by the student
body, which will come to Philadelphia pro
pard to back their team to the limit. Van
Orman says that ho merely wlshea to warn
Carnellans In this city that the lthacans are
not as powerful as they were a year ago.
lthacans Well Balanced
I'enn's coaches and players refuse to be
misled by tho "bear stories" nbout the
weakness of tho Hlg Hed team, aa they feel
certain th.it Kharpe's team will be Just as
strung nH It was n yeur ago Penn does not
expect to overcome the handicap of u Har
rctt and n Cool, but Folwell Insists that Cor
nell Is a much better balanced aggregation
than reports would indicate, nnd he also de
clares Hint tho Ited and Illue will have to
pla Its best game of the season to win
Contrary to expectation. Head Coach
Sharpe and his first assistant. Heed, were
not on hand to meet the twenty-four var
s:iy players. Shnrpe and Heed left for At
lantic City yesterday tn make final arrange
ments for the quartering of the team at the
Ilnddnn Hull nnd to see that Inlet Park Is In
flrst-olass shape for the light work-outs that
will bo held until Thurbdav morning
BOW IE ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW
First rat, aelllnr. tor maiden two-yearoMa,
11 furlonsa llravrr Kill. 1M, Ulino till.
oniiiulH H7, 'l.cii.lliu I uly. 101. Juk Carl.
1 1'J Tinsol In'i; nirnaclnly (Imp ) 11.1. 'Hop
Srntcli !(. Moonllehter tlmp ). 110, lfalucca.
tul. -Defender. 105, I.aily Clinton (O.'J
rircoud rRce. the Coemopolltan aellinsrhandl.
ran, two-yrnr.olili anil up. 7 furlonxa sir Win.
Johnaon. 112: lletween l.' 100, Heillllen 10.V.
V'trinnnt 112 Ina Kuy lus Marffarel N 10.1.
Kalr lli-ltn, tin. rreiumpllon 107, King Marl.
103
Ihlnl rare, elllnr. three-xar-oMe and up.
mil and a furloiiK t'olonel Hollows tH.
Killlh (Hka IOA UpI ItPdleld 104. Cnunler
pari, IN. Unalce. 10)1 I'orin 111. Senator
t'aaey lifts
Paurlii rare the Conaoluilon handicap, two-
.ir-olda and up, mile Hayhrrry Candle. 130.
. Vvmnoiiaa. till. i:urra2halen U9. Klnc Nn-
tune. III!) Daddy's Cholra 1UU. Ilondue. U7.
llulliUy. I'J. Chrtatle. 103
Fifth race, .tlm l.'ilnston Puree two-year-i.!il
ami up. mile Wlarman in; Hack I)a.
lli'i Amprre 11 (Imp.), ion, Hd lloihe IH, Ora-
.-!.. .n ftl Inlhim. limn I 111. I'llHllle ln.
l7 Waukeui, lit, Kilmer, 104, Indian t'hantf
1U.1, .fairy Iwgand. 1)7- Kentucky luy. in.
Sixth rarf. aellinc, three-year-owte and up,
mile and R furlons llartworih 11,7. Obolus
100, Colonel (luigllue. IU3, i:rlion (1 111; fcM
Iloml, Hi Vodelea. lit) t'hhalor nil
1 1-1 II mllci Kins lloi, US. Wodan 113. Itaa
II.. H'Si e-rhanksiilvlnii, tin ixill Klsl limp.,).
eavenin rav emns. iiire-ear-wiu ""m ui.
113. Baby l.snch,
II". Tla II n
US, dreel-
UU. 'llebes-
inita iini; iiiuie
Halter. 118, Juliet
ca Mwu 10T.
Aiprentl allowance tlalmed
Weather, ileari track, fast
s y
6slBSS?,4tTlV5SlfiiSKJ
EHsHar&SJSfe r
C C HHSTINOS PITT
tlLffKCN -PITT
Above nru throe of the Icwlinc
players who will piny in the Pitt
Pcnn Statu Kamo ThankFKivinc
Dny at Forbes Field, PittslmrRh.
GAMES FORFEITED
BY WEST PHILA.
Decision Made by Principal
Heyl for Playing of
Ineligible Men
DROP TO THIRD PLACE TIE
It became known today that West Phila
delphia HlBh School, which wns credited
second jilaco In the Inlerscholnsllc r.encue
race, hnd forfeited nil Rnniri played previ
ous to lis contest with .South Philadelphia
High School. This announcement was made
follow ink' u letter by Principal Charles C.
Heyl to Doctor Steelier, director of physi
cal training of tho city schools nnd chair
man of tho supervisory committee, which
rcRUlates Interschool athletics.
Forfeiting- of tho Knmes victories! over
Oermantown Illifh School and Central IIIkIi
School aro the result of the Ineligible) plny
InK of Samuel Klrnchner and Carl Pfell
When theso pl.ivors wero protested before
tho South Phlllj contest because uf the nge
limit each being over twenty years they
were excluded from Iho lino-lip. Southern
won. G to 0. There were reports and rumors
to the effect that West l'hllly would pro
test the K-nne on nccoiuit nf a touchdown,
made by the Speedhos, that was not al
lowed. No ono In nny ofTlcl.il cupaclty made
nny attempt nt such a thine; them was
nothlllK tn It
As a result of Mr Ileyl's decision. West
l'hllly Is dropped from second place In the
llnal InterHcholasilc I.ciikuo standing, malt
ing Northeast High tho runner, A67, nml
tying the Specdboys for third placo with
Central High. 250
Principal lleyl'n loiter to the chairman
of the supervisory lomuiittcn, under u No
vember 20 date line, follows:
Mr William A Strrher. chairman nf tha
Huiiertlaory t'ommllli'a n Intemholnatlo
Athletic. Seventeenth und 1'lno alrrcta,
Philadelphia
Dear Mr. lilccher At I ho rloe of Ilia
paet week our nitenilon wan directed to the
fact that two nf our football plajera were
over twenty eare of aire They lire Hnmucl
Klrebncr und Cart Pfell According in nur
record Klrehner waa born tha 3d of Feb.
ruary. Ihna and Pfclt waa bdrii on tho tat
of June. 1R0",
Whllv It does not exruin ua for our nee
licence In permlttlnff thcae puplla to play.
1 feel that It In only fair for mo to say that
w did not know them to lie over ate. We
had not Inveetlgatrd the nmilcr aa carefully
ua we should
llolh of thete boys hate been played In
nil of tha sautes parti Iputed In to ua dur
ing the preeent seneon previous to last Hat
urday'a same with the outbern llljzh
rlchonl For thla rcaeon any victory that
wa have won during the perlnil In queeilon
ubaequenl lo the npenlnir of aihool thla
term and preilout tii N'ovemlier 18 would
properly be lonaldered u forfeited Such
forfeit however, would naturally depend
upon iho fait that the teams oppoanl (n ua
bad been entirely free from Ineligible play
era. I would, therefore aek thai the rlu
pervlaory rommlltee aiceualn whether or
not the teams from w)kh we won were com
poied entirely nf eligible players, ami de
ride accordingly the ofrtrlal result nt tha
game
The achoola from which wo won wero tha
Oermantown High Sihool and tha Central
High Mihool
Very reepacifully oura.
CIIAIU.KH l'. in: Vf..
Principal.
West Philly'a only league victory waa that
over Northeast High last Saturday. It
closed tho JutemchoLiallc .eagiiu season
and the result of tho content gavo South
Philadelphia High Ita llrt gridiron title.
aJfcMaif , .ee.eya-ftWirrri-iT-''
CWtNO- sSTtTC
GREYST0CK DROPS
TRENTON QUINTET
Brilliant Work of Sugarman
and Fogarty Helps Gham-
pions Win, 27-g4
TRHNTON', N J. Nov. 18. A woeful
lack of nhlllty to shoot cost Trenton the
game with Ore) stock here last night, the
Uray s Kerry hoys trouncing tho Tlgcra hy
a score of 27 lo S, Trenton had almost
countless shots nt the basket, but was ablo
to locate the net on only llvo occasions
Purine the opening minutes of play the
locals wero at their bent. Two successive
field goals by Tomo nnd n foul goal by
Curlctto gavo the homo boys a comfortable
lead during tho Mral three minutes of play,
hut they held It lint a few minutes before
1ognrty nnd .Sugarman succocdod In tying
the llgures A moment later Oreystock ns
BUined thn lead, which It held through
out the remainder of play
Tome at center nnd Gclg nt guard were
stars for Trenton, whllo Sugarman excelled
for tho visitors.
w y falter
r
Hill-hesitation is galling to your average driver. His sporting-blood
boils when a 1910-Complex flivs past on the first long pull with appar
ent ease and matter-of-factness. Invariably he bawls-out his motor
and labels it " a cheese." But ten-to-one, the motor itself is guiltless.
The real cause is faulty lubrication.
If your car does tho hesitation on the grades,
look first to tho oil you are using".
Tho Atlantic Refining Company, the oldest and
largest manufacturers of lubricating oils in tho
world, have produced a group of four motor
oils that answer every lubrication question,
under any and all driving conditions.
Folarine, the leader of the group, is the correct
lubricant for 0 out of 10 cars. The alternatives
nro Atlantic "Light," Atlantic "Medium"
and Atlantic "Heavy."
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SHAWNKi: will bid for the next women's
golf championship of tho United Slates.
In the absence ot nny strictly Phllftdel
rhla offer for the event. It Is likely that
Hhnwne will bo the place. That Shawnee
Is most anxious for tho affair was an
nouhced today by Reginald 8. Worth ngton.
secretary of tho Shawnee Country tluti.
Worthlngton said that he understood
some members of the commlttco ot women
In chnrgc of picking tho tlmo nnd place for
the event wero In favor of Hhnwnco nnd
that nil effort would bo mndo by bhnvvneo
tn land the tournament.
Shawnee would ho most acceptable tn
both the metropolitan and tho Philadelphia
district, for It Is equally near Now ork aim
the Quaker City The course vyould maltr.
n splendid one for n championship lilt, it
Is set llko a jewel, so iu npem. . -mountains,
which nro gorgeous nt tho tlmo
the tournament usually tnkeo place
Quakers Favorable
The Phlladclphlans playing In the Hos
in, imiMiKV tlilx vear. reallxlnc that tho
avent was duo In Philadelphia next "ason.
were most favornblo to Shawnco Nd
Philadelphia club has coma out ns yet wiui
a bid for the event, so that It looks like
Shaw nee.
The caddies of tho Huntingdon Valley
Country Club clnlm tho championship litis
year In tho nbsenco of nny disputniits. in
the team matches they have played fr
they havo come through Biiccesstulli. Tho
team Is led by l'reddy llrlckcr.
Others who hold flowu positions on the
caddy team at tho rvotile club aro Slnlon
Storm, Myron Kltzgerntd, Ilobert Ilrown.
James McConnell. Fred Coates, J. Oaugo-
low, 1). Climber nnd Jnnies Mahoney
On many courses It so happens thnt tho
thirteenth hole Is tho most wicked ot tho
course Sometimes this N by accident.
most times It Is by dcllbernte design.. Sev-
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Ilut It so happens that It Is exceedingly
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rare In tho nnnals of golf for a. player to
hole out the. Jinx holo In ono shot. Th
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humble tinme, T, V; Smith, of North Jer
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Coffee House Spiel
Hotn Willis, of Charleston, 8. C, ha
proof that thcro was golf In llils country
shortly after tho Itevotutlonary War. In
looking through thn files ot the South Caro
lina Gasette ho enmo upon the following)
notice:
"City flniotto nnd Dally Advertiser.
"Saturday, November 15, 17i.
"Ciolt Club.
"This being the nnnlversary of tha South
Carolina Oolf Club, tho members ara ra
quested to attend nt Williams's Coffaa
Ilouso, In lieu of llnrleston Green, on ao
count of tho had weather.
"Dinner on lahlo nt 3 o'clock.
"tly order of tho president
"Edwin Qalrdner, Secretary."
Commission Postpones Meeting
CIIICAOO. Nov. "R. The meetlnr of tha
National llaaoball Commlealon,- which was ta NJ
held hero tomorrow, was poslponed unlll Batur
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