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The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
DUTCH ARMY IS READY.

AMSTERDAM June 9.-It officially announced by the office today that the Dutch army fully mob bed and equipped and ready for any possible
 The unusual activity of the Dutch army is puzzing the people who have idea the real meaning of the mob zaion It given however that the government immediate danger and expects aggression from quarter but consideration unsettled conditions Europe and the position occupied by Holland deemed necessary for the country to be ready for any possible emergency
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
AUSTRIAN ROUT NOW COMPLETE
 SAY RUSSIANS

PETROGRAD, June 9-The defeat of the Austrians by the Russians along the southeastern front described the Russian army officers as having developed into rout.
 The whole Austrian army in that section is demoralized and rapidly rereag closely pursued by the Russians who following them closely that the commanders find impossible to reform their lines.
 The whole front along line ninety four miles is broken In places the Russians have penetrated depth of thirty y-seven miles.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
SIGNAL OFFICER COMING ID
 CORDOvA

Captain Robert NJ. Nolan, U. s. A, officer in charge of the first section of the United States Signal Corps, will arrive from Valdez on the steam ship Alaska.
 Captain Nolan makes tours of in spection twice each year, when he visits all the offices in his charge. The offices over which he has super vision include Cordova, Seward Val. dez, Fairbanks and Hot Springs.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
BANDITS RANGE REGION
 GENERAL PERSHING LEAVES

COLUMBUS, June 8. Several bandit bands are operating south of the American lines in territory recent ly evacuated by General Pershing's s columns. It is not known whether or not General Pershing wilis dispatch troops to engage the enemy.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
LONGSHOREMEN'S
 STRIKE IS OFF:
 GAIN DEMANDS

SAN FRANCISCO, June g. - The ongshoremen's strike, which has tied shipping along the entire Pacific coast since June declared off today the men returning to work un agreement with the employers by which the new scale is granted pending the arbitration of the demands
 More than 5000 strike which caused the complete teup of shipping the Pacific coast ever known The union eated the outcome of the con troversy, which they declare is a complete victory
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
TWO BANDITS HANGED IN
 NEW MEXICO TODAY

DENYING, N. NJ, June 9. - Fran cisco Alvarez and Juan Sanchez, two of the Villa followers captured n the Columbus raid of March g, were hanged here today.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
ENGLAND DURING WAR BUILDS
 SHIPS EQUALiNG U. S. NAVY.

WASHINGTON, June 8. - From secret sources the navy department has learned that since the beginning of the war England had placed on the seas ships enough to make navy az large as the entire tonnage of the ,Gzited States on the seas.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09

Anchorage has recently acquired fire fighting apparatus, consisting of two hand hose carts and hand che micai engine.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-09
GERMANS PENETRATE FRENCH LINES.

PARIS, June g. - The German forces launched general attack along the entire front the right bank of the Meuse and point successful penetrating the French lines. They repulsed all other places with great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
BUFFALO WILL OPEN HERE
RICHMOND SNATCHES PLUM
FROM FINGERS OF DUNNIE
ints Adopt Srhcduir-Cnu EmnIo,
reds. but Sninr. Limit Rrmnins
at Old EIsurr.

MEM YORK. March 20-Club own
"rs -: tn" International League met
ii"r" to-day and ratified III" lGl. pI:v-
season viii open on April % viii,
lufal" playing at Richmond and Mon
treat at Baltimore. ON April % To
'"ut" viii open ~ Newark and I:och.s-
ter g; providence The sale Of Tho
j rs"y city frauc:is" 10 james r.
Prize" aud Fred T"uncy and it's trans
Fer to Newark were ratified
President Edward g. Barrow stated
that tn" question Of the employment
I"i former Federal League player. by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
FIGHTERS IN GREAT SHAPE
CONDITION OF BOTH MEN
SATISFACTORY TO OFFICIAL
Ph. stefan says willard aud Moran Are
Ready Tor IBOut-.Iim tUrhctt
Picks Jess to- Win.

Nf:W YORK. March "0.--'r" ailay the
:hcctS OF som" ndyvrs" reports as to
The physical condition Of Jess Willard
ana trani> Moran. VII" are to meet in
- round bout hoi" next Saturday
evening, Chairman +, y. Wcnck. Of the
New Gort state Athletic Commission.
had ipr: Joseph NJ Dreamer. the com
mission supervising physician. "N-
;:Hilh" both men yesterday.
i'r. Dreamer. ia his official statement.
to-day says In part.
hen examined Willard on his ar
rival h"r" some weeks ago had doubts
as I" whether TIA" champion could r.,
III for hard battle in so short a time.
am satisfied willard * ready right
now to =" ten rounds a, top speed with
Moran OF anybody else. and that his
present condition is - fine trihut. 10
his training methods despite any critt-
'iSin 10 TIA. contrary.
Moran was briStliug with Nluor uu..
ready to night when ~ returned h.rr
from Saratoga tw" weeks ago. If pos
-ihl". he is even better to-day thnn n"
was then. Franz is hard as iron. and
- very confident OF success. Bo;h mon
are IN prime condition
Moran did only light road work this
morning, ANA then cam" TO the civ ana
Won a LEGAL battle III tn" CITY Court.
,hu Mck"ilricN, Moran's former man
aEtr sued INN for -, 80, IA" claimed
iiSht with Jack johnson at Paris in
i"li Moran did not deny the claim.
n4id out "i his end Of IA. Paris purse.
That money. Moran testified. Is tied up
bN the noratotium u Franc" ON ac-
count OF IN" war tn" jury decided in
MotHH'S favor
Both parties met later iu a rcstau-
rant. Morau'S counsel. Frank ONclI,
former chairman OF the state Athletic
'nhIn!sNt"n. after heated exchange
Of words with Mckcttfick. struck the
iatiitr on IN" jaw. TM"n LARRY, FOL
world,s lightweight champion. took Me
kettrick' part and landed u right
smash un ONcill's mouth. cutting The
!3wy"fs Up Moran to"h no par, IN
c'NcIll 10 leave tn" restaurant
Moran viii resume his training to-
morrow. but for The r"n,aiud.r OF the.
week n" viii couiluc himself to only
l'-ht work. on the road ana III IN.
gymnasium.
Champion willard tooh :. brisi, walk
TINS morning. and during the afternoon
boxed three rounds each Win George
OF Mo@hiu tor Two rounds ia the last
OF which Monahan landed hard left
Just back of Willard's right Temple ana
pion Jim o"rhott. who was ct the ring
side, said:
Hello Jess. what happened: How
did you g", that lump There"
Willard laughed, as lie replied 60
that's nothinE. must have run into
:, lying club
torbctt was u" center OF the gath
cring Of pugilists who watched the biz:
fellow 20 through his work. Anoui;
CBri"'. George chip. ,;corE- Nurroc
Leach Cross. Freddi" Welsh and Rillv
l'c Foe. Corhctt and o'Briru. AS well
as all the others. commented In favor
ANA ability torhctt said he believed
willard would win: b'Bri"n said the
champion would "ntpoint Moran. but
all agreed that tn" bout oush, 10 be-.
Il nara ON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

Thirteen START PRACTICE
RICHMOND RECRUITS BEGIN
WORK UNDER BILLY SMITH
TWO Sessions Held hy Hopeful Athletes.
squad VIII bc tcnsidcrRbl.
Larger T0-dns.

Thirteen candidates for the pich-
mond lnts started practice yesterday
at Broad Street Park under the watch
ful eye OF Billy smith The initial
work was done in the morning. hu,
only -four of the hopcfuis bravcd the
cutting wind. The hrigh, sunshine
however. brought out the full Hook for
the second period.
Only light work was done I'M,
morning session was OF little value
except to Timber up the athletes. In
the afternoon. however. smith managed
to get in some good WORK. with thu
stick. lic had halr OF tn. squad in
the field to chase the balls will. he
himself. lobhcd th",u over fo, a Will.
Iatar. on however. he cut loose in mid
season style and showed a fine as
sortment OF J-lrvcs, none of which.
however. seemed 10 pu2zl. the Young
SterS and they murdered his delivery.
Some two-sCorc fans were out at the
park TO see the workouts rh"y were
not visihly impressed with anything
except the grounds. which are now in
better shape than at any time last fall
The players took things easy and moth
Ing was done 10 evoke amy comment.
Prominent among the men was Ever
cit BankSton. the only member of lnsi
years team 10 get into action Banks
ton looks the picture OF health and
asserts tina. he is in condition for
hard work now. Another wcu-know,,
race was that OF Mickey Ncllihcr tho
former Virginia I.ca-u.r Mickey has
cut out tho things that have hur. his
career in the past. and is here with the
intention OF making good. and from
the waE he went after things Yesterday
ne was making $40 idle boasts
Looiiu: them over was rrod Was,.-
gDr~NE- a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
MACK HAS HOPES
fIonrntrd Lender of Athletics Predicts
That Ills bunrh viii I'iuish In
l'IrSi Division

JA'ESoNNlLLE FLA March 20-lt
S,cilh"ucr. ~" Peoria rccrUit out
fielder, ami l.awtou Witt. tn" SchooIbUy
thin haS"man. come through as we'll
ns Manager Macs expects. tn. Hogan
has an idea that TN" Athletics may sur
prs" The baseball world by finishing in
TIA" first DIVISION. Stcllbauer and Wit
az" green youngsters. ana ar" unccr-
taiuti"S. but Mack has great confidence
ia both. Mack declared recently in
Jacksonvill" that his pitching staff
would DO as strong. If not 50 expert
cuccd. rs any i'm ia" icaEu" hy tho
first Of July ana that n" would have a
team playing first division bali from
that time
This was most unusual statement
considering In" miserable hurting Of
Tho Mack staff in 1918. and Mack was
put on the griddic by tho press
throughout tho country, but the same
gentlemen who were CritiCiSiuE prob
ably w!l! change their minds when the
youngsters now working out in Florida
Ect the necessary balance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

longs Eintan, in GKrd"ris,. 10 !.
) I" ,; and | I" i. hrsr. Captain Zen,
~ tM"tcalfp: /" to !. 80 :. and 10 >
., t." 10; ana 10 :, mira. Time.
Harrison H., Eva I'adwick and Oripi-
nator also ram.
Second mile Fails ,'tty. no
,pbcrD. 10 !, i to >. aud | TO :. nrst
l;aiph s., ll2 ,kcoEhs, - 10 ). even,
and 10 :. second: Nnrmar. LOG coop
err. 10 ? . TO >. ANA 10 :. third.
Time. AZ As. Southern star Iorn
bunny. Maudic and Anna Brazcl also
ran.
Third mile ShrrwSbury. ITO coop
Budwcis"r, 10: 'Murphy,, : 10 i. : TO =.
aud I" =. second. bUk" OF shelby. l0T
ttrNcrp. " I" /. 1" !. and 10 10,
third. Time. i.ii -. Wis" Hand.
Luke NanXaudt and Bort /. also ram
F"ur'li sin turlomgs FONT" r'ract.
i. FIRST; Bob IIcnslcy, Ioa IEuX,on).
even. = To :. and out. second: Scar
mouth. 10" tbrcwryD. 10 !, " To l..
and 10 :. third. Time. l:l2 40
Blu" cap and Rcu!;h ) also ran.
tifth-milc-- W. Clark IG9 tMur-
phyp. , T." =. even. and 30 ;. FIRST:
tonSoict, lt' cooper. 10 10 /, 20 /.
and 10 :. second. lInbrook, l0r
,kcoEhp. to 10. TO 3 and out third
Celebrity. ilantapomct and River King
also ran
sixth mile ANA seventy yards
Reno. los 'Eurnsp, =, to =, 10 =. and
10 >. nrsr. !ryad. ~ Iprcy"rD. {: to
H., 70 10, and ! !" {. second kildlaN,
:. third. Time. I:t5 John Graham,
PaNmastcr and Roy also ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

'"f NNSe .bnkc DuuhCrt.
lax" paubert is. of course, the class
o. me league Il first hascInan
Whenever study Daubcrt, ! am struck
with peculiar phenomenon existing
IN tho National League. McchamicaIlv.
II has some marvellous first basement
but why the dickens ar"n', they as
GreSsivc" Why leave all the AGGRESSIVE
hustlinG 10 shorts,ops and second base
mon? The don't in other leagues vet
here arc Daubcrt. Safer. I.udcrus,
Mcrkle and Mollwitz who scarcely
speak TO AN umpire unless he adj
dresses them first.
have had theory for a long time
that II oanhert ever got with "a team
tina; was hustlinE Scrapping and
fighting for pcnuaut. old Jake would
dig in jus; as II il were a block Of coal
SAFER did ono year, then dropped baak
into the auIet-casy stage OF the game
II is much tho fault Of managers and
with team spirit ia many cases. Now
II looks as If Brooklyn is going to
have whale Of chance to get some
where this season, and if i, gets going
In good shape. watch this fellow Dau-
bert Tic not only is Il cnrkinc hitter,
~ swell fielder. and u good inside man.
but he is one Of the rraudcSt men in
tn" game personally, aud al! he needs
- 81 McGraw or "a Jones to stir him
up {" make a lot az FIRST hascmcn luol,
like piliers II p;,ui,"rt were playing
his team value
Boston was in the worst condition
until Il secured konctchy. Schmidt had
a bad slmmp last season. and am
nouuccd his retirement. II" never was
great first has"inan-hc WAS kept or
his toes by StallinGs-- VIII" may accom-
plish the same with k"nctrhv, and, If
hc does. the Graves imncld will sur
pass in speed attack. defense and
brains amy in til" league. Boston is
badly fixed for undcrstudi"s on the
first base job. Magcc plays The bag
fairly well.
Mollwitz. at Iuciuua,. * another Of
ih,. fellows who ought to sit down ON
g hornet every gam" or two :" make
him hustle This fellow is Il better
hitter Than he ali rw"d last year. aud
IT would hc a JOY To have him catch
something Of IIcv:"G's spirit and ."
out t." show what he can do. Safer
have given more credit than MS
shnwiny las, season entities him TO
have expect HIM L. 10 II lot more
for Tinker as 10" has developed INTO
a corkiu;; handler Of men
Merhlc always IS \ Drphlcm II"
not give him crcdi, for all the hitting
lie did last season. N'w York was
not playing the game last wear. and
Mc,i"aw being absent " lot of The
time. ,hc boys nit as they released and
no, to orders Me,l>le slammed int"
anything h" wau,c,l to hit most Of ia"
year. He is u good hitter. but not ~
10 that standard when he is chewing
orders and hitting that W.t!
The Trouble With -. I."uis.
s. louis is weakened 10y haNiur To
do q lot OF shiftin-: to k"cp tho in
field in shapc no" IS thor" much hop"
- hcttcrn"nt in that respect y man
- either first hss"nau Or - s"cund
ba s"mHn in these daNa % auccializa
ton aud switching from ono juh to
the other does not help. think that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
MAURY HIGH PRACTICES
INVENT! Candidates Rcpor, ut \orfoth
s"h""i-tOur Regulars
Nrc BACK.

NoiEfoik, Va. March .0--rwcnty
fah"i"ateS Tor the Maurv High school
baseball team are prac,icinr daily
WIN me hope OF making the team that
VIII represent that school on the dia-
IA good numbers. and are showing !p
II good style. Captain Dixon. at Soc
"hd base. is the only member of last
this season. The outticld will nroh
ABLY -" composed of He'll fcntress
AN" HonncH. all three regulars Of last
year. S
ne irSt game OF the season viii hc
RANKIN Fourteen games, il is ex-
rc't.d. VIII hc played, although tho
HEMouNlc has NOT vel boon nmMnLlncnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
CAN BOX IN JERSEY
n,ntrur Bouts Can Now BE Held, But
fr"frssi"nnis VIII Hnck Up Against
Old I.nM.

TRENTON; y. j, March 2O-BoXinr
- nov legal sport in New Jersey IL
would 10" impossible 10 hold the vii
inrd. Moran fight here. hccaus. thos.
SIa"lhtorS hshi for money. but there
can u. nc" tame four round amateur
bouts held without violating The Grim
mai statutes of the State. Governor
tltIIinG to-day signed the Dupau bon
ing mn. The measure was introduced
liIItii'"iiN Tor the purpose OF allowing
tn" city Of Newark to have boxing
contests IN connection with the ath-
lcticS 70 lac - part of the anniversary
"cicbrat:on in that city. The bouts
VIII NAY" I" be conducted under \ A.
I. lrt:Mln ions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
Doping the 1916 Baseball Season
lI.--Ihe National League First Basemen
by HUGH y. FULLERTON
The Case Of Jnke Duuhcrt.

time his long distance driving will h,
at mark-timc step
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
KlLBANE AFTER WELSH
'hnllcnccS Freddie TO Fight ON Friday
NtEht-onrrs S2.H0n rs Induce
mcut.

NEW YORK. March 20.-Johnnv Kill
h'ht. VINO meets Harry ponohu" M IN @
iihrIein Sporting Club on Friday might.
arrived to-day and announced n. would
sIN. Freddie Welsh $2.DOU 10 swan
matches on Friday night. That is said
me oMainpon fcath"rwcight Il will
give Welsh 5000 if he consents to box
me instead OF frankie Whitney, and
!o' "hitheE box D"n"hue, whom | am
kilhane went to pai Hawiii,ls's Mace
an" Wili train with Frank Moran for
me bout Frankie Whitney the Coda r
R"ltncr'S GymnaSiun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

NORFOLK, VA, March 2C.=Thc Sor-
tolk county Amateur Baseball! League
each OF the six clubs playing each az
tn. others six gaines. Tho season ~
divided INTO halves, the FIRST opcuir.- on
April 10 ana the second on July
Harr"s, south Norfolk. Wilson. Rran-
hlctru, Paramount and SlOans are the.
teams composing the circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
Jack DlNN no START
sou VII WITH ms HIVDS

TX after the New York confah Dunn
will return 10 Baltimore 10 prepare
cor the taking of TN" Orioles to R,-
IciCh. y. G.. for the sDriue rrac-icn
sstagc. Most Of the PLAYERS ar. IN ioin
Quinn and his party at Union station
ct $40 Tomorrow evening. when IN.
5Sirds arc 10 start on their iaun, south
award
y Jack Dunn. w. viii act rs score
Gary. and among the non orioles thn,
will make tho trip, in addition to scv-
rraI newspaper men. Will bc Kil Wi
CLANS. III" holder of tho worlds ban
samw"'Sht championships. ANA his
.raincr Jack Wartnick Williams has
3ust returned from thc mountains
where he has been IN resting for thrc.
weeks after strenuous campaicr
Curing tho winter Williams. who is
u real ran, believes that the soiourn
~ tn" South will put liui in nu- Yet
tic for his cngaucmcuis during III"
GUNNER. WHOM No." means 20 defend his
a>antam crown against al co,ncrs
:. The 1rst practice. .u Raleigh will b"
9iold Wednesday,. tn" Birds
ai6ach IS 10 he uucouHlcd ~ tn" North
carolina capital ~ >,3o o'clock We'd
r,eSdaN and IA" team during its STAY
ahcrc Will hc Guartcrcd at the Hotel
,Sarb"rou=h several exhibition con-
PESTS have been arranged. and whe.
nhesc arc not scheduled there viii hc
Ii!ts between the FIRST and second ORR
plc squad
! whilc nuuu THINKS wei, Of the pres
s.nt rosie" of his club I've viii not
Overlook amy opportunity 10 add
.Strcngth 80 IL, aud hc viii DOUBTLESS
eprocur" the services 90 "a, least thr""
Sncn who PLAYED we'll iu HE major
Eleagucs las' season TIL. Birds ar"
30 remain ~ Galcich ten days after
awhich they VIII return 10 the now
sDriole PARK 10 uc.t teams from tho
.. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

TAMfA, FLA. March -SoN.u hits
on hendrix in the second AMI fourth
INNINGS SaT" th- Philadelphia VA
t"hh!S ny" OF th"ir six rams defeating
the chicago Nationals & to o. I'm to-
days exhibition game hcr" Tho Cuhs
except Williams. was holDIcsg hnfnrc
Mayer ana bcnarcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

They're of BROOKLYN In the lead by
au "yelaSh, chicago second ana going
easy, Roston third n Jump ahead Of
Now York, and the rcst punched, save
Pittsburgh heavily handicapped and
pumped At the start.
Boston. when started doping them.
ranked absolutely last, due TO Schmidt's
uncertainty and his slump or last year
The securing OF Ed konetchy makes
tn" Ertvcs extremely strong hut II
puts a big question mark into the
league konetchy ought Ia be the
creates; first bascmau Of them all He
Was fun OF promisc-anG other things
a' -. Louis. lie was the worst failure
Of tho year when ne wen, to Pitts
hureh, and last year he was n marvel
IN tho Fed League.
II Stallinrs handles "Kon-y" the
right way, strokes his rather ScpSiiiv"
fur properly, and keeps him going al
all times. u" is tho best man in tho
league. but wc have 10 substract sew
".al points FOR temperament. no mat
ter where We find that disturbing quail
~!
Tn" first hasem"m Of The National
League dor" closer together than one
would n-ur. upon. Practically all Of
them are above tho average attacking
value and all except two arc n BIT
alloy" the defensive value of the aver
ar" player az FIRST baec II is odd that
ia" on" leading in attack aluc IS low
's' IN tho seal" Of defensive.
Most Valuable First Rnscman.
l.ud"rus undoubtedly is The most
valuable first hascman. from the stand
point az attack, in the league. am
not arguiu: tina, he is the hes, FIRST
ba."'nau "r the best hitter Put him in
Hro"hIyu. aud Daubcrt in philalcl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
RULING IN AMATEUR GOLF
WOODWARD MAKES FORMAL
STATEMENT ON QUESTION
"h's Two Methods by which r,,,.,.
ca" 'ct Cash mud keep
Stun1inr

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Iutim,,irv
""''" plainly his suspicion tina, ,hors
are those who have preferred IN mis-
"""erS''h" the recent ruling In the
amateur question. Frank l.. Woodward
president OF the United States COR
Association. in a new Statement, or,
y but firmly points .hc way ,bev
%h"Hi' not 20. Hereafter there can
10. httl" doubt where :; wtnI. Ia, ~
chaps get Off" wv vi
Gazing ~ The situation from , dis.
'lt"'rS'"u ahGie we can pick out with
out half trying hundreds OF newly
80" professionals Ia every city ana
town of any Importance from cast 10
coast thrs" golfers IN the ,r,dc INNS,
SCI IA" handwriting on the wall TN.
president hits Tia. nail ON tn. head
when he saws:
lheie are two and only two. classes
OF occupations that golfers are per-
United to engage in FOR pay and stiu
retain their amateur standjnp On. -
literary work The only restriction
paced upon this form Of activity is
mat players name may not he at
''th"" /" AN article OF which II" IS
no, IN iact the author. Til. other
nm OF effort for which an amateur
golfer may receive pay is work in tho
direction of what is known as golf
"rchit"cture-thc laying out remodel
INK or construction of golf courses
The mention % these TWO classes
OF cases as the only forms of activity
FOR which golfers may accep, re-
Enumeration ought in itself 10 suffice
Tor by the simple process OF "Nclu-
sion every other Imaginable source OF
income or financial benefit connected in
any way with the gam" OF golf Is dis
tlnctlr barred 10 amateurs. Too great
emphasis. therefore. cannot bc put
upon this method of considering III.
subject. for il these two thu--. ar.
KEEP, constantly in mind. a rul" that
is simple. easily understood and free
provided for the riIidanc" 81 golfers
and all others Interested
The real jolt in the presidents ul,i-
matum comes when he says
IL; means that no agent or cmploy -"
who's" duties even In part require him
:" handle golf supplies can play golf
as an amateur in this country. II was
necessary TO set up high and distinct
mark and this was done by Including
everybody who comes within TN" cate
CORY. II does not matter whether they
ar. now golfers or not nor is il of any
Importance whether they play with
crea, Skill or not. while they handle
golf supplies they cannot play rs anna
tours 1t is not a question Of what
name is given to the employees or tn.
position he holds. The facts regarding
his relationship to tn" business are
the controlling elements 10 he deter
mined.