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Jenkintowm Qub Will Bid Stars to Its Willie Park
"Course Hi July for Handsomest Ever Prizes.
Several Changed Holes
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t.D YORK ROAD is Bolnc to make
t nines limn in the eolf circles of
Fhilndplphln this yenr. For. the first
time in the statistics nt hand the club
has lamlcd n championship, the game
being the junior title tilt.
But the Jcnkintown club plnns nn
even bigger event thnu this.
The first week In July it will hold no
Invitation event which it figures to
innkc the most attractive in I'lillndol-
Shift. The dates proposed nre July 1,
nhd .'!. Invitation will be sent stars
and '"duffers" nllke. A particular
effort will bo made to get the real stars
of Philadelphia to play.
The elub hns n comnact layout and n
beautiful course for nn invitation
tourney with Hue clubhouse facilities.
Last summer 'Willie Park, the famous
Briton golf grand-dandy, spent some
time at the course, going over it thor
oughly. He mapped out several fiuo
changes that could be made. Three holes
will therefore bo mnde longer and a
couple of others will be made anew.
Faulty greens will De banked up against
the shot and golfers nt Old ork road
will find a pleasing playground when
the changes arc finished.
As prizes for the tournament the club
Is going to "go all the other clubs one
better." Cups will be taboo and the
committee is already engaged in ob
taining the most attractive prizes pos
sible. At the local annual golf meeting on
.of those present arose, with a look of
reminiscent hate in his eye. evidently
ior some Btcwnrd of the past, and sug
gested that golfers at tournaments be
given a "free lunch." This player
figured that such a move would do a lot
toward drawins crowded entry lists to
the tournament, this being the matter . vinnr pn-PiniTT i ,
under discussion. The same golfer bad ' A if . rv v m , rr. ! t
first suggested that no entrance fees bejf1 Charlev 0 Neil , of Tioga, and I.en
charged for the tournaments. I Rawlins, of Milwaukee, will bo the main
AS the fellow savs, you COuiU near a
pin drop.
The main problem of the suburbanites
right now is who is going to step into
the breach to make n cIbes B for the
team competition? Classes A ana B. at
present contain five clubs where were
iour before. It Is hoped to form a fifth
class, E, with the aid of two volunteer
clubs.
Whitcmarsh, St. Davids and Spring-
.
haven nre the clubs in mind to Btcp inio'
the hrearh. If two volunteer they will!
form n fifth division with Woodbury . rv. Dj7 BVrin.r7 Tr,lc,y ana I
and Rlverton, now tne extras in A and
B. If nobody volunteers there will be .....
qualifying rounds for A nnd II. the .high m Dabkr Bonnjn. th. t.rrflon.othpjw .Urn
Club dropping out of each division. II Willie Allen at tha Auditorium la matched
two clubs more volunteer, if will make with Mike Aurrow at tho Olympla March 29 .
five clubs for the semifinals.
This will make it nice, too, but ns
Francis B. Warner, secretary of the
coif association said at the, recent meet
ing, "we won't cross nny bridges till
we come to them."
Alec Duncan, brother of tho famous
George Duncan, the Scotchman, who will
NOT Invade America this year with the
notables to lift some of our titles, has
left GlmbelB for Chicago, where he has
been recalled to handle the pressure of
his business developing on his golf club.
Alec has a patent on his weight idea in
the sole of his club, of which last year
there was a sale of nearly 10,000 The
brass sole and weight Is one piece with
the weight being concentrated In back
of the hitting surfaco of the ciun. it is
a vast improvement over the "lead-
"filled" and. also makes a very pretty .
tinisned product. .
Indoor golf sclioola approach the end,
Probably all the other fans have been notlc
lnc. too. that it la virtually light at 0 07
a. m. theje day and that' a an even better
algn of approaching spring than an Itchy
nosa Or wet feet An s how. when spring
cornea in. Indoor golf eoea out Hut while
It lasted It was good.
There nut "loop-swinger" In action th
cUier dav who glued the attention of all
the stragglers hanging around one of tha
aehcola. IndUns used to swing a tomahawk
Hut way one twlcft around the head nnd
then down with an awful chop.
Hut Chief LmiP'tre-Loop hadn't much atart
on another aspirant In the next alley, who ,
evidently got lila data for making golf shots
from digging for potatoes an a farm, gettltiu I
his right knee In for a lunge in back of the .
stroke that always turned up an extra spud.
These players always speak ulilly the whilst
of 70's and Si's they had the last time they
played
At that around rhllad-lphla, there Is more '
than one nine-hole course.
ITsward T. Whitney, former secretary of
the United rttatu Golf Association, and one
if the vlco presidents for -his season has
been chosen president of the Nsssau Coun- '
try Cub nt CI r Cove Ins Island He
succeeds Howard W Maxwe ' and will htad
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OfflfM confirmation was received from
F.nnlitnil testtrday that paltrier Ab Mitchell
nnr Oeorio D'inean would vlult this country
and enter tho Kolf championships during
the aummer. Allele Plrlo. secretary of the
T a. A., received a cablegram from Robert
Perrin of Loudon, secretary of tin I'. o
A of England, with the following Informa
tion: "Duncan ard Mitchell unablo to play
In Amclca
The V. N. fl. A. also announced that a
cablegram waa received jeaterday from
Henry Outline aecretary of the Jtnyal and
nelent Club of St Andrews, to tn effect
that the nrltlsh ladles' champlonahlp would
to held beginning May 10 Instead of May 20,
aa previously announced. The U. S. O. A.
msno ruhllc thin change because cf recent
assurances fr.im teveral prominent players
Hint Ihey wou'd go abroud thla aprlng. Ther
hna been no change In the ocene of tlia Ilrlt
Ish rtxture. and It will bo played at New
castle. County Down. Ireland.' lcauae of
tho earlier dato It Is likely that the Amer
ican entrant will be oMIged to rail early
next month In order to have sufficient tlmo
for practice.
The women golfer have taken the Initia
tive In forming plans for the title event
which has been awarded to the Ma field
Country (. lub at Cleveland, for October .
Aa a result of activities among the hading
players In nominating their choice of direc
tors for the tournament, the U. B. O. A.
xsterdor eelected five of tho moat prominent
platera cf the East. South and Mlddl Weat
aa the women's nntlonal committee. They
will collaborate with the V 8. a. A, In ar
ranting the details for the event.
Mra. Hatha ay Watson, recently elected
president of the Women's Western Golf As
orlatlon. Is chairman of the body. Her
adJreaa Is S10 Wellington avenue. Chicago.
Her aaaoclatea will !n Mlaa Alexa Btlrllng.
of Atlanta, tho national champion: Miss
Marlon Holllnga, of Isllp, Long Ialand. tha
New York metropolitan champion: Mrs. Clar
ence II. Vander'jeck. of Phlladlphla, former
national champion, and Miss Fanny Osgood,
of Boaton, several ,lmes winner of the Soston
women's cnamploneshlp.
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O rseill his been coming along In great i
shape. Tommy Wnrreu will semifinal
up
all
ncalnst Dannv Murnhv. and in other
bouts Frank Gillespie faces Young '
Jnckson, Johnny Dougherty tackles Jack
Gillespie and Freddy Hayes clnsbes with
Harry White. '
Charley .near, one of Adam Ityan'a pro-I
tegea, wilt box In tho rUr number at the
n.,r,i tot.
Armory a. A lonigni. roune Ennia will Ge
Qeirge Smoker. Frankle' Daley va Habo Ar-
umer oouta; iioDDy Barrett va. i
KM Wagner Is out with a hot challenge I
to Hank McGovern, of Richmond
Johnny Martin, of Now Tork. will come
hare tomorrow night heralded aa a rugged
battler, having boxed Benny Leonard. Mel
Coogan, Taul Doyle r-nd Johnny. Dundee
Martin la to bo Lew Tendler's opponent at
tha National Club.
DtUy Rotfe. the Frisco clouter. will meet
Wally Illnckle In tha National' aemt to- !
mo.Tow night. Other bouts: Johnny Lough-1
rev vs. Johnny Wolgaat. Charley Thomas vs
Eddie Wagond and Matty Herbert s. Otto
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AbcrVs Bayojiets
Ruling in Berlin
Continued from Tar One
Is In the hands of the Spartacans, but
their position Is snld to be precarious.
Violent righting at Kiel
In violent fighting at Kiel yesterday
between workmen an troops, the work
men seemed to havo got the upper hand,
the message reports. The Communists
aro dcclared.to be masters at Cnsscl.
Von IiUcttwltz Is reported to havo left
Berlin by nlrplnnc, nnd It was Impos
sible to arrest him while the iron divi
sion was in the city, says a Berlin dis
patch. In fact, tho dispatch says, it is
not known whether orders for tho ar
rest of tiucttwltz or Or. Wolfgang
Kapp, chancellor of the reactionary
government, were ever issued.
A dispatch describes the withdrawal
from Berlin of the iron division Rnd
"naval brigades, which marched down
Unter den Linden nt 4.110 o'clock yes
terday afternoon in the midst of a
pouring rain. Crowds, the majority of
which were extremist radical workers,
looked on as company after company
filed down the street In the direction
of the Brandenburg gate on their way
to Doeberltx.
"The soldiers marched to the accom
paniment of drums nnd with Prussian
banners flying," the message said.
"They were armed, carrying their r'1es
ready to firo and with their fingers on
tho triggers. Their behavior could not
have been more provocative. Workers
standing on tho sidewalks seemed boil
ing with excitement, ond none could
understand why the troops had been
permitted to withdraw without giving
up their arms. Few believed they would
keep their promise to disarm nt Docbo
ritz. Crowd Stocks Troops
"Many soldiers biuiled mockingly, at
the crowd, as though saying: 'Walt n
whilo; we shall return.' This increased
the antagonism of the spectators, many
of whom shouted, whistled and cat
called, while others hurled such epi
thets as 'scoundrels,' 'beasts' and
'swine' At the soldiers, who responded
with contemptuous looks ns they handled
their grenado a menacingly.
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dressed women waved their handker
chiefs at the soldiers, this raising to n
white heat the anger of tho workers.
They suddenly made a rush toward the
hotel and soma nctunlly invaded the
vestibule, before being repulsed by n
strong detachment of security troops
guarding the allied missions nt the hos
telry. "Hardly had the last soldier passed
tho Brandenburg gate when tho rcai
guard turned and fired a volley into the
crowd standing in tho street. Those
near the middle of tho roadway had no
recourse by to fling themselves on tho
pavement. Along Unter den Linden,
btommerstrasse and Budanretcrstrassa
men started to -run away. Many of
tneso wcro itnieu or wounded during
the firing, which Instcd for half a min
ute. Four dead nnd ten wounded were
carried into tho Hotel Adlon-
Workmen Rush Soldiers
"Members of the socurlty guards sta
tioned at the Brandenburg gate did not
interfere during the firing, being few in
number.
"A little later near the parliament
building a crowd of workers rushed n
detachment of Baltic troops who wcro
passing, nnd the latter began firing,
tho sounds of rifle fire mingling with
tho shrill cries nnd groans of tho
wounded. For a tlmo all was chaos and
pandemonium, and It appears that in
the confusion the soldiers hero shot n
number of their own men. The exact
number of those killed nnd wounded
could not bo ascertained this morning.
Twenty persons were kitted in a subse
quent clash at Charlottcnburg, and a
still more serious encounter was re
ported from Kottbutzen, but no details
are at hand.
"Workers bcllevo the soldiers may re
turn presently, bringing on a crisis
moro serious than that of tho last few
days. Thoy arc particularly k furious
over the appointment of General von
Beecht as commander of-forces hero,
he being placed in tho same category as
General von Lucttwitz,"
CopcnUiagon, March 18 (delayed).
(By A. P.) A dispatch from Hallo on
Saalo Stallc snys an armored train and
shock troops of the regular army in
automobiles nnd motor lorries were sent
yesterday to the neighborhood of
Bislebcn, Saxony, where Red bands had
formed. Tho dispatch ndds that the
troops took the Glslcben station after
a lively night of fighting nnd that
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been proclaimed In Vogtlnnd. Tho
Communist Hoelz lies been appointed
president, and with the Ited guards
rules in Auerbach and Falkcnsteln,
where the money In the postotDces and
various banks baa been seized and
three persons have been arrested as
hostagoa,
NOSKE, UNDER FIRE,
RESIGNS HIS POST
Stuttgart, March 10. (By A. P.)-
Tho Majority Socialist leaders here
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cabinet has considered tho nuesuon.
Should Nosko retire it seems probable
he will be succeeded by OeauAlvon
Seecht, now in command of tho troops
in Berlin. Doctor Schlffer, minister of
Justice, Is belnr mentioned for the pro
mlershlp in tho proposed reorganized
cabinet. . . ,
Dr. K. W. W. Heine. Prussian
minister of tho Interior, is also said to
havo resigned. .
Nosko was present nt the Buscmbly
session when Philip Scheldemann, Ma
jority Socialist leader and former 'pre
mier, nttacked the minister of, defense
in a stirring speech and demanded a
-.ji-.i ....kniiliif. nf the cabinet. Ilcrr
llenke, leader of tho Independent So-
cialisu, nsnea isusau """.?.."". "5J
when the Knpp forces had their hands
at tho government's throat and why he
did not "break their bones," but Noske
by this time hod disappeared from the
chamber.
Jlcpresentntlves of all tho princlpej
parties at yesterday's session delivered
speeches condemning tho Kapp move
ment and urging tho punishment of the
guilty. Scheldemann-said:
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how nntt-rcpubllcnn sentiment had been
growing In tho security guards( tho
monarchist officers becoming more and
more Insolent."
Ho attributed Kapn's downfall to the
response made by the. worklngmcn to
the call for a general strike.
At the conclusion of the debate Kou
stantin Fehrenbach, president of the
assembly, declared it was plain that all
parties condemned tho revolt.
"Wo mourn the dead and convey our
condolences to their dependents, ' he
said. At this point all tho dcputlcn'
stood up,
President Fclircnbnch expressed the
hopo that tho general strike would
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