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The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
Hunters Would Form
Good Emergency Army

Frank Eames. a veIl.knovn Phils-
delphia trap shooter, thinks the
225,o00 sportsmen Who paid 81 each
for the privilege OF hunting in Penn
eylvania last year could be made
tho basis OF an emergency army that
could he modified overnight IN
case OF need, and that every other
state in which a resident hunters
license fee is collected could add
srbstantialiy TO the total. Eames
calls attention TO the fact that these
225,o00 citizens residing in PennsyI.
vanis know how 10 shoot, and. be
mg so fond OF roughing II that they
are willing 10 pay for the privilege
VI lgating. they could easily quail.
ny rs soldiers.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

Training no longer is drudgery
Tor Frank Moran.
Instead OF ,oilins overtime IN "a
stuny SYN. infested BY cigarette
smoking idlers gathered % Match
him slam sparring partners. clout
the bag. skip rope or IusgIe medt
cine balls. the red-thstched cbal-
ienger for Wizards crown finds
genuine pleasure in open-sir meth
DDS considerly different from those
usually associated Nith a pugilist
program OF conditioning.
Far from the madiening throng.
up on the banks OF Sarsnac lake.
New York. The Pitts0urgher may be
seen every day skating or shoveiing
snow
Business or Strengthening the
legs is one Of the essential points
10 making ready for a. bruising fistic
engagement and every battler spe.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

on 'or sr Az. the red head pro
cod, -o make toothpicks out OF
giant fr,cs When tho sX.Vielding
g-i become. monotonous. Frank
70 !n for something else. Friendly
7-Eriins matches With his trainers
often suiirru the program. AZ a
fireman on one OF The sea-going BAT.
..e rip. years ago Moran learned
Gee f1e points OF snoyeling. He
rc-u't forgotten how, either, and
hr A. he clears paths FOR the
nF.ghbogs az Saransc lake. after 4
rCvy -novstorm. Is the talk of the
town
MOAN proposes 10 stick 10 the
opeu-air training until 10 days be
t9re hc l. summoned TO the ring
The last stretch of conditioning viii
b. done IN New York. where Moran
Il q great tavorite, by virtue OF hi.
two iigtimc coaquests OF Jim COT
Fey. the Dublin sian;
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
lE1tE'ffi!E|!|'$! E1tffg7II$ + 81 E|!|'$!|E '$!|E!|k!li: 5|E5kl |!l

$A rTER the record book that oscar
Cobb
ed our
Hot
plungng back into the III
record or 1919
OF
cnAnse
are
the 1916 mucn
harvest OF the previous yes
arithmetical nnd support Tor our
Will be admirably ned 70 invent
frame tsrin
These broad plane ot optimism
whole not
while
the
oPos
clubbing Of OF 1919 ese on
Last
pnenou ah
the srikeout
nnd that Ia mani bunch
wnlose average nor such strseou ecord
In worthy OF
much do with the results OF games nu
wldns bit OF
however That the
of particularly need ptcnes
all last recruits allowed onE
made OF their delivery
IL all related that none or
half Of
made q
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
TO PLAY
THREE BIG GAMES

EAST LANStNt Nicu., Feb. IL
The Michigan Asgi"s vii nave
thee ~ game on ihcir schedule
This year. lut The .3lC program is A
bi; dis ppoinuag Dccausn no large
eastern sClool " III DO PLAYED. as had
cen Hoped. The Oregon Aggies
nave been dropped being replaced
Dy Scuth Dakota. mich comes her.
No, I. Notr" Fame viii play here
on the eighteenth Tho Michigan
"a re viii be- Get. IL The schedule
in mil D. as tol,oNs:
Sopt. 3V-Jlivcj At " 4. &.
f'ct. - tarroil College al NJ 4. g.
cot ] ina ,ollcge at NJ. =. e..
oct - VI htgdn al Ann ArDor
oct cg--Curn
Nov. i~euth Dakota at ". a g.
Nov. u l--N Get Virginia Wesleyan
IT II \
Nov. ls--Noirs Dsmc a, NJ A G.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
WOLVERINE BALL
COACH ARRIVES

MN ARGpR. Mich Fob. -.
Baseball practice at he University
of Michigan for the remainder of
the Prins viii be undes the dircc.
.jcu of Coach luLdgron The mentor
90 ch.-f arrived yesterday and viii
lakc active c3drgc of the squad TO.
day when ali PLAYER viii be called
oW The battery candidates have
I'D week "f gymua siur work
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
BAKER WILL
SIGN TO-DAY

NEW YORN Feb - While
Wild Bill: Doa,ya. and 9, oi his
Yankee clan ..ers ou train ,O,!ay
headed for Macon Ga- 10 start
training. J. Franklin baker vas to
cone TO the YanEs Office here and
sign his three'y eag Contrsc iJu The
Hill Top7ers. Though Baker has
been the Yank5 prOp"ry TO-. a eeek,
lie has not yet signed 'bo papcr- ana
this little formally Ua- doe med
necessary before b. start pairing
doNn has weight ~ eas reported
Bakers salary will D. 1eJfeen a.
800 and $4,000 a year
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
EARLY START
FOR JIM SCOTT

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.-Hurler Jim
Scott. OF the White Sox. viii get a
tvo Neeks start on recruits who
want his job. The big pitcher stole
a march on his teammates when he
left today for Jacksonville, Fla.
where he Rill put in three days OF
light training and then 20 on TO the
White Sox camp AZ Mineral Wells.
Texas.
''Gettin' old, you know and can't
take any chances with these young
fellows" said Scott
Pitchers Joe Benz and Red Faber
will join Scott at Miners Wells,
FEB IS
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
Rapids Jubilant
At Tourney Decree

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. IL
Roulers In this city were jubilani
yesterday when IT vas announced
that this city would be awarded the
1916 tournament Of the American
bowling congress. South Bend had
been giving the furniture city stin
race and an announcement was not
expected until March Z. when the
formal business matters OF the a B
{ will be administered This city
has already made many plans for
entertaining the bowiers. and nota.
bic tourney is assured.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
WRIGHT, AT 40,
TO COME BACK

Beals G. Wright. az in national
singles tennis champion in ,J05 and
doubles title-holder with Halcombe
Ward in 1904, 1906 and 1906. plans to
come back lie wrote a fucnd TO
that effect from Honolulu here he
II tuning up 10 meet Ward Daa .on
and Clarence Griffin, he CaIifor-
mans. in the islands championships.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

~
" sed TO give the Forest City winning ball club they Try
ns in the masnate game they will deserve success New York
After paying half million for club without park they
$4,000
placed
s1&ofe
hWo diamond history a pitching
~
Slkore
Birmingham.
national league,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

beat
involves
makes difference the
own meetings Of heavwegh picked random wherein the difference
the
nne big and little winners and that
nehs osethe and there 81 pounds between them with John
the None OF big had
that Willard will have
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
rs Say Pitching Rockies This Spring More Promising Than 1915
Basketball Card
For This Week

EsDAN.
Hamilton ~" Ns. Detroit ~"
MEDNEsD<N.
Burroughs Ns. y. ". a. st II. OF
T.. hall.
u. a. =. We. 4. OF %. high at nj
yersit, of Detroit.
FRIDAY.
Polish Seminary w.. 4. OF ". nt
L. of ID.
Cass Tech.
Northw est~ra high ~. Pontiac
stgh at Pontiac.
ID. 4. =. vs. Aip~na hiEh ,prc-
tminary Of 1. OF D.-polish SEM
nary gnmel.
sNTtuDAN.
Central htgh N~. Western high ut
Central
Rayis W.. Burroughs at Bur
eOughs
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
EDDIE COLLINS
WALLOPS BOOZE

PALMYRA, y. Y, Feb 2i.-Sun.
day sohool Attendants hes I'd Eddie
Collins score putout on booze With
a telegraphed assist from Billy
Sunday. in Collins FIRST attempt as
an evangelist.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

w the Grabbing about these decision
at be
&o finsaid@ bunny
Afst rsvievnx spectacular grabbing nle
o tears Tom
head
e han In sports
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
TUNING UP FOR THE BIG BOUT

Frank Moran. the Pittsbursh
heavyweight, who meets the
champion next month is shown
in novel training stunts az So.
anac Lake, ". Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21


a a Cunningham
pitching
of fnnn
Marshall
tvore
o6
extraordinary.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
NIAcNrN

FtrRi score -- Detroit 81. Niagara 80
ri,st ,, eaif-N SNi1sisare 20, Detroit -,
UGrbreCht o. T.efebre. T.ynch 4, Mar
tip 2. Murphy. puEan, Fisher = Goa .
from foui Harbrecht In II. Fisher
: iu :. l. non IN .; Murphy J in &.
2 Martin >, Lynch ?. Narshke, L.
febrc ,. Maloney 8 Voss :
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

q. o.. Nsttsy Bee iust beep se.-
teseed 20 the prestdeucy ~ the st.
Iouis tmsteur Brssbsit ssss~inflor.
ersftve
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
HUSTON WINS
BY BIG MARGIN

Harry Cooler. OF indianapolis, Will
meet Martin Maley az the Majestic
billiard rooms in an interstate
cushion match. Clarence Jackson
VIII pisy Cannifsx. OF 81 Louis. at
sweeney -Hnston's Wednesday night.
Irwin Huston continues To blaze a
performers. lest night he found
wide iraIi throuss the city balk line
Frank on his schedule. and celebra,-
ed b. running out in 2s innings and
winning. ESQ 10 1876.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
WILLARD BACK
IN GYM TODAY
Champion VIII Train With Joe
Stecher. Mat Hero. AS
His Partner

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.--Jess Willard
planned 10 resume light exercise to-
day. Bear stories" that the cham.
pion's cold was worse were pro
nounced fakes ny the Kansan's man.
ager. Tom Jones.
The big fellow realizes. said Tom.
thar he must get busy al once II he
hopes to be in any sort OF condi
tion by March 25. the new date for
his scrap in New York with Frank
Moran
II Willard gets down TO bard
knocks at Chicago A. A. gym again.
nc is expected 10 engage in few
rough and tumble miXups With Joe
Stecher. the Nebraska wrestler. who
is looming as a worlds champion.
Chicago fight fans believed today
that Joe Maudot who viii attempt
another comeback at New Orleans
tonight, viii quit the scrap for good
II he fails To win from Johnny Dun.
doc. Victory over Dundee might
give the NeN Orleans boy a chance
AZ the lightweight title in 90
round mix With Freddie Welsh
Ad o!gast was rapidly rounding
into form today at Arcade gym. md
said ne hoped 20 batter Freddie
Welsh considersbl. IN his bout
March al Milwaukee. Wolgast Is
expected To rely again on bis iamous
kidney punch
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
L. OF D. DEFEATS
NIAGARA L.

tn" University OF Detroit basket.
ball team returned homo today from
thr'C gam" trip oasr Niagara
university Wa the flnal foe. srd
that fapc WAS Won by The Detroit.
er 80 10 80 ~ spectacular rally
80 tho Hnal moments OF play. The
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21


VA Cunningham Lefty
hsdl 10 o the
Central records Cunningham
He
"a that lone season in the North
him through Al
1SlI % and lost but 10 holding hi:
strkeouts and but
balls and permitting an average OF but two runs
held hostile bats an average OF s aver
both earned and uneaned In comparing these
II Cunningham tvrling
ponnant winning while
n q Hence his
Of
Oldham
this
In a a
he
which shows
allowed
a fails nothing much
anAR n he
Cobb
bush
Marshall McTgue and Pagan reads well
with Ledbee
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

rtlH geme. Pans espect him to hit
1000 sffer sssrvfrs . yenr i- the Not
stove Iesgue.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
PONTIAC

Pontiac. 2s. score lnrst half Mar
from h~id :. Chambers s Herdrian,
q: r Chambers g. i.offt. , Turner
?. Coleman. 2. Rodenbo. Hubbard, :.
Coons. ! Williams. ! Baskets from
? in - Referee, Deacon. Times
Alexander. Substitutions williams
for Yinger, west for =. ~hambors
King for Hubbard
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
MARTHA HoLWrs WINS

The fast Martha HoImep FedcTala
easily won from the Pontiac M. r.
quintet by tho score of 10 10 2s Tho
Detroit team obtained an carly lead
which they held until the nnal whistle
blew summary.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
IL over for yourself /:

sWinGers bDraw: "a France. s.Ciose decisions.
Score-blg men. winners: smaii men. winners
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
The Great Divide

Tonight at the Elks theater the Ed Redmond company will produce the well known dramatic success, The Great Divide" The play originally presented by Henry Miller and Mar garet Anglin contains most unusual theme and it's strong appeal is made through the vital social problem con- tained and the undivided opinion on how the girl should have solved the trying situation when suddenly con- fronted by three dastardly beings in q lone cabin. Should she have preferred death to the proposal she makes to stephen Ghent in order to be saved from his two drunken companions? is the vital question involved
 Stephen Ghent will be the role played by Hugh Metcalfe, Audell Hig- gins will appear as Ruth Jordan and the remaining members of the com panY will be well cast
 Scenery, showing the typical Ari- zona country will be a feature of the production. The play will be staged throughout the week with matinee per formances on Wednesday, Saturday and sunday
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
THE CHORUS LADY
 AT THE ARIZONA

The Chorus Lady" James Forbes famous play which will be presented
 in photodramatic form by the Jesse L.
 Lasky Company at the Arizona to- night, tells the story of the struggles
 of Patricia O'Brien one of the quick
 witted, sharp -tongued members of the Merry Merry" to keep her little country stage struck sister from fall ing under the influences of a theat- rical Johnnie.
 The cast is composed of that splen- did actress, Cleo Ridgeley, who is so well remembered for her artistic per [ [formance in "Stolen Goods; Wallace Reid, leading man for Geraldine Far rar in the Lasky productions of Car men" is seen as the young detective. The thirty fifth installment of the South American Travel pictures will also be shown tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

nese actress, Emmy Wehlen, takes the leading part. It is Charles Horan's TO- mantle play, When a Woman Loves" Miss Wehlen is supported by an all- star cast, including Arthur Ashley. The other attraction is a local pie ture taken here by Romaine Fielding and featuring Jack Lawton, Winnie
 Burns, who is now making such a
 hit in the movies under the name of
 June Days; Elsie Burns, Harold
 Lynn and a host of other local peo- pie too numerous to mention. This rpicture has never been shown in Phoenix. This program will be shown for two days only
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
VAS TUCSON SUICIDE
 PHOENIX FUGITIVE?
La Plant Who Has Been Wanted Year
 and Half for Forgery

Whether the man who committed suicide in Tucson Sunday night is q blacksmith called La Plant, wanted in Phoenix or l forgery charge is d mat- ter of conjecture. Sheriff A. w. Forbes of Pima county wired the To- cal sheriff's office yesterday that the person answering to the description of La Plant killed himself in that place. In his telegram he stated d letter would follow and until the particulars are ascertained Deputy Sheriff William Woolf said he would not make any statement.
 Although the checks which La Plant is alleged to have forged were small the efforts in the past year and half to locate him have been unceasing. The man is said to have been half Mexican He worked for Jack Kerst- ing and it was Kersting's name that was forged to the checks given Arthur Luhrs, Joe Morales and others. Luhrs sWore out the warrant against La Plant. The telegram from Forbes fol- lows:
 Man of description of La Plant liV- ing with Lupa Garcia committed sui eide last night Letter. Forbes.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

pick of many. The so-called features many times have to he endured be- cause the producer has made no other for the date. With the Offending Kiss" will be seen comedy, The Tale of Tire" and a drama in ono reel, The Sheriff's Baby, showing . child rescued by bandits from a hun gry mountain lion. Tomorrow come, Chaplin, the irresistible, with his fun. ny feet. This time he is by the sac sea waves but he is far from sad Watch for the announcement of the motion pictures taken Of the grea dam that makes the prosperity of tho Salt River Valley.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Offending Kiss Amuzu

If a kiss is offending, would it amuSe yOu?- This is not a daffy- dill. It's just a question that might trise from the title of the big two reel Indian feature that is the punch in the program of five reels that are to be shown today at the Amuzu. The offending Kiss" is virile, big. sensational, and Withall clean. as are all of the selected pictures shown at the little dime shop. The Amuzu plays the products of five different feature houses, and it never presents a picture that Offends, for it has the
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Lam


 J. Kerr Halscy English laborite, one of those who have commended the spirit which prompted the pro- duction of >'Destruction,' q William Fox photoplay. which shows for the last time at the Lamara today. Nlr. Halsey, at his own request, was per mitted to view a private showing of "Destruction." At it's conclusion, he said;
 Labor has found a new champion. Heretofore We have had to rely in large measure on the newspapers to exploit our cause. Such dramas as Destruction, however can aid us more effectively than reams of edi- torials.
 T have participated peaceably in more than thirty strikes and am ia miliar with the suffering and misery that usually attends them How the strike scenes in Destruction have been made so marvellously real, is beyond my comprehension. I wish that this film might be shown in every church and school in the United States"
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

AT THE JEFFERSON W. Stevens Los Angeles; D. L. Newkirk, Artesia, N NJ; $. Miller and wife, Philadelphia: Charles c. Starr, Reno, Nev.: L. H. Mehaffie, Butte, Mont; w. Courtney, Peoria; c. D. Larson, Seymour, Wis o. A. Amiatte, La Creek, s. D.. Sam Parker; H. Nathan and daughter Sarah, Los Angeles; $. A. Woodruff, City; Mrs. C. Lawrence, New Brunswick, N. J.; F. E. Sullivan, Aurora, Neb.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
"Sins of Society" at Lion Today

Robert Warwick plays the leading part, supported by Alec R. Francis and Frances Nelson, in The Sins of Society, a five act Brady production at the Lion Theater today. This pie ture has as it's theme the evil of gambling in society and shows how two girls were on the verge of ruin through the habit, The play is well
 produced and MT. Warwick splendid in his part. The Sins of Society," will be shown for the last time to- day at the Lion, which announces for tomorrow, the well known actor, MT Henry Kolker in The Warning" a remarkable five-act Equitable feature.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Undertaking and Embalming
VuIcanlzlng

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 Vulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed; out of town work solicited. Arizona Vul- canizing Works, POT West Washing ton; Phone 626. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Riding and Horse Breaking

WOOL Riding SUITS
 Black, Gray, Golden. Riding taught. GATED Saddle Ponies and Horses COW BOY CORRAL POINTS E. A. Starr, Prop. Ph. 1863
 If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS
EMPRESS SHOWING
 TWO B|G FEATURES

There will he double attraction at the Empress tonight and tomorrow in the way of fivepart Metro fea- turc in which the brilliant little Wien
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Restaurant
The best in eatahles 21-23 East Adams St.

AMERICAN KITCHEN Regular Meals 35 Cents Short orders all night 35 North Center St.
 YEE SING Prop.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
PhOtOgrapher

THE WILLIAMS STUDIO, for DOT traits, post cards and all kinds of commercial photos, kddak finishing as it should be done at reasonable prices. 223 F. Washington St. Phone 1924. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Auto Time Table

FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 30 minutes from : a. III. until D. m., and thereafter as follows:
 Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa zoo p. IF. 630 D. m. 500 D. m. ' co p. m. 900 p. m. 500 D. m. 10:30 D. m. 800 p. m. Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Phoenix Leave Tempe about 50 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler 500 a. m. S30 a. m. 10:G0 a. III. 1100 a. m. 12' 01 a. m 1:00 ?. m. 200 D. m 300 P. m. i:00 r. m. 500 D. m. 500 D. m. goo ?. m. Fixes Auto Livery Phone 414
 no x. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Awnings
Auto for Hire

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 PILCHARDS AUTO LIVERY 12 city blocks, 25c; 4 hrs. $1.50 per hr. Special rates by day. Phone 193S If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
''Fuel''
Dance Orchestra
Glass Specialties

WHEN YOU BREAK your wind shield let us cut and fit a new one for you. Red and green glass for tail lights. Southwestern Sash and Door Co. 319 w. Jackson. Phone 503. Ss
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

SPIRELLA CORSETS--Mr M M. Smith. 615 N. 1st St. Phone 3557 or 2570. 1dm
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Business Chances

NOW OPEN IN PHOENIX-Agency for well know popular automobile handled and sold in Phoenix for years. Popular and well known here and agent will get benifit of large amount of advertising. This car has been giv- en in local papers during past year. A good chance. The agency is ready to turn over and you do not have to pay anything for the good will Address "A. $. C." Republican. dn
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

MRS. KUHLWILM, Spirella Corse tiere. 409 w. Jefferson St. Ph. 2950. i
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Corset1ere

NU BONE CORSETIEREI Mrs. c L. Holt, 314 x. Ave. Phone 2523.
 2-bk
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Wanted Help, Male and
 Female

WANTED-Ma and wife on ranch to tio cooking and chores, good accom- modations. Answer at once by mail to Buckeye Ranch, Palo Verde, Ariz.
 dm
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Wanted Help, Female
THIS IS NOT FREE ADVERTIS-

WANTED-Nurse at the Phoenix SanatOrium. dn
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
Chiropodlst
Cleaning and Pressing

s1O0 SAVED is a s1OO made The Arizona Cleaning Works gives IG per cent on each s1.00 worth of cleaning Phone 5OS. Mrs. l.. Wilson. If
 MAKE $100 act like $1.50. Suits cleaned and pressed $1.00. Palace Tailoring Co. Phone 1242. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

HAVE your cleaning done by qual- ity cleaners for only $1OO per suit Paris Cleaners, 121 West Monroe If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Interesting Golf Notes
From the Local Clubs


A good foursome was played at Ban
nockhurn one dav last week Richard
-. -,.,
Beattie' the ciup chdhpioh' pdileu Win
Williamson, opposed the professional,
David Rurpess and William Mackie
~
oh TINS oeoasio" '"e ma ~" vas az
square at the end of the eighteenth
hoIe after the former team had been
- foe,
on the second nine. their best ball be-
;re "a Monday burgess recorded the
-. :u,,, ho,as 10, bss .yer hoe,
pest eighteen iio'e' ''iAt mas
played over this course, settlns arouho
III o.
lack Burgess. the Chevy Chase pro,
-. ia,ro,or -,
ana freu '"'
Columbia, are to play four-pall nome
and home match on two Mondays, one
rn,,nd being played over Chevy Chase
ana The other over the Columbia course.
Burgess probably will be paired with
Juilan h "t.s - semi-enaIist in the
recs,, tournament and Mcleod will
team with ". G. Ballsntyne of Co
Irmhie the former middle Atlantic
cbamniop
During the Chevy Chase tourney Fred
Mcleod PLAYED round with Jack Bur
CESS at Chevy Chase. on the short
tenth hole Mcleod was on the green
with very accurate mashie pitch,
winning the hole and squarins the
match. On the eleventh the Solufln pa
under a tree and got ont well with a
,nashie Burgess drove A long pail
straight down the middle and play ed
his second short OF the bunkers IN
front OF the green. Here Mcleod, VINO
won the National open championship
at Myopia in 1907. made oeaui W
midiron shot to the green and the nor"
was halved In i've burgess long driVe
not helping HIM at all ne 'oIuni uL
man sank ten-foot putt on the last
green to halVe the match.
x,--,.,. -,s,.o. m
One or the 'hsNS pa ,
Gently piaFeu 'he .n'n NJ ~.
peculiar manner. ilIS tecor'u SUI, a,,
in the nuhAei ~ io.t' ~ Id of
ms thfh on 'ut S,d,h shi., ,ihlick
| the cup, ana niH ~ 81 ~ ~ Gun
shot StGch "e $50 49,, fa,t, after
! ana the hhe
LOSING '"'
.,i,iye GOLF nar,icuIarlv
IN iraans are o,ii,e soft as they