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MADE IN TWO SECTIONS
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With U S. Bedy te Benefit of
Beth Hebans Delegate
AMATEUR-PRO MATCHES
By SANDY McNIBLICK
mHB Philadelphia Professional Gelf.
X rs' Association has reted te afflll
ste'wltb the National 1'. 0. A. This
wis one of the most important steps
Uken at the local meeting this week.
The national body is assured of con
centrated support In this district and
(he local body will benefit by the assist
ince of the U. S. P. O. A. in many
wiyi. The najlenal bylaws, with
necessary changes for the local situa
tlen. were adopted here.
With these things done and a paid-up
membership of mere -than half these
eligible te join, the local aesociatlen
feeli that it is thoroughly organized and
nil net for a vigorous tournament
season.
The meeting developed decided senti
ment in favor of amateur-pre matches
hereabouts, events heretofore almost nil
in Philadelphia. It is hoped te dis
tribute such affairs liberally through the
schedule, the. wind -up being a big
match in which it is hoped that the
Pennsylvania Lesley Cup team will try
out its strength in n match against ten
professionals from this district. It is
proposed te make this an all-day match,
foursomes and singles.
In this nay the weaknesses and
strength of the Lesley Cup team would
rieelep and changes could be made be
fore the team actually emDarxs ler tne
Trl-State battle.
Iselc Hebftns, vroftailenat it Huntingdon
Villtv. Is national official, and wilt rapra--nt
th local P. a. A. at the mllenat meet
ing In New Yerk ahertly.
flelfers ara wendarlnt It tha reported land
Inr of Chick Tirana In Rncland la true and
-rhut It' all about, tf Kvana la ther and
plans te play In ths British amateur. Arnerl
m nnanrtii &rs net ae bad. Uultferd.
Oulm't and Harrison Johnsten are among
ethtr repenea mm mn:nar 10 enirr nr
tdtre.
Marraa Greer, the PMIadalphlan. who la
champion of the Province of Quebec, Can..
In hitting them high nnd wide at Cebba
rrteV. The ether day he carried clean ever
the creek 4n the fly at the flrat hole. a. feat
aald net te have been accomplished before.
Vfhltmrt will open up Ita new CryaUl
Filtce dining room end dance bail next week
with aptreprla' eeremenlea. Plane for the
rlubheuie call for one of the meat elaborate
In town when completed.
i.njM hard cut for non-cenflletlnc
4tta In June, when It deslrea te held Ita en
nui! Ueiawarv .unir vuftniviunnuip. iiw
committee la new scanning the open dates In
iliat month, both of tbem.
Tk ilur i& three left-handera were
noted In one fourieme at North Hill and
two ethera were also battling with par,
wonder ther were wild.
Ne
Davit Cup Rounds Divided,
U. 8. and European"
New Yerk, Aprii 12. Davis Cup of
clals expressed Interest today in the
suggestion advanced by British tennis
authorities that future drawa for the
international team trophy matches be
made in two sections, American and
European. -
The idea is based en the three defaults
last year made by team, representing
nations which did net desire te travel
twice across the ocean with the pros
pect of playing only in the preliminary
matches. Australia's wish te play all
Ita preliminary matches in the United
States this year is also a factor.
If Australia's plan should prevail it
meansthat Belgium, and afterward
probably Czechoslovakia, and then
France, will be compelled te cress the
Atlantic, whereas if the team from the
Antipodes should go first te Belgium
much unnecessary travel would be ob
viated for the losing European contest
ants. Along the same line, if Japan insists
upon playing Its preliminary matches in
the United States, Italy, the British
Isles, and probably Spain, must send
teams te the Ignited States, Instead of
Slaying their elimination matches at
eme or nearby.
Since devotees of the net game are
apprehensive that the money required
te send n team flitting back and forth
around the world is beyond the treas
uries of clubs in countries such as Italy
and Ipdla, where the game is just get
ting n held, Heme change In the rules Is
probable.
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CnttetUf areata ter 'the 'classic tro
phies offered by that organization there
will be events lh which benta will be
entered for trophies recently turned
ever te the American Power Ment As
sociation by tlm Nnllennl Association
of Engine and Beat Manufacturers.
The season will open June 24 in New
Yerk and New Jersey waters, nnd close
September B off Detroit. Other water
scheduled nre Lake Brie nnd Lake On On
tnrle, Lake Geerge, Niagara Itlvcr and
Leng Islnnd Sound.
Y. M. H. A. te Open 8wlm Peel
The Yeung Men's ltbrew AisoeUtlen an.
neuncea Iho opening of lie netaterlum May
1, nl Hread and Oxford streets.
Y's Krax
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INO LARDNER and
both spell "borrowed"
b-a-r-r-e-d.
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One Jfle aetf hall in the hand
teerth two Tl haltt 'in ihe rough.
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Our Dafy Guessing Contest Hew
metny oarsmen in
Princeton
like this:
it
Get
Valuable
Suggestions
Varsity Eight!
One flapper says jett can't feel her
David Harem was a Turk.
BAREBAT.T, SEASON STATITS IXKIXK
TODAY. AM, TOOBT11ER, EOYS. "WAIT
Ttl.b NEXT YEAR!"
Our Dally Motte Early te bed and
early le rise makes Jack a dull boy.
The only hone some of theae guye wear
Ing rldlnr hahlta en the Boardwalk M1 ever
get la the "herae" taush.
SPEEDBOAT RACES
Season Opena June 24, With New
Trophies
New Yerk, April 12. Eight race
meetings for meter speedboats are In
cluded in the summer schedule an
nounced here by the Amer-enn Power
Beat Association. In addition te tlie
en cement barns, stables, silos, etc. The free
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Next time it grows suddenly dark in the
afternoon and you switch en the lights, think
of the fact that thousands of ether people are
acting en the same impulse.
This unexpected demand is heavier than
the generators in the central power stations
of a great city can respond te instantly. The
burden is, therefore, put en huge Exide Bat
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ling submerged submarines you will find
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Silk Camisoles
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Women's Novelty
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Beys' $12.50 Twe-
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