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Evening journal., 1920-10-01
cop CAN'T CONVICT. JUGE RULES

TOLEDO-A COP can't convict. So
said Judge Cohn In dismissing the
case against Anna Woods, charged
with soliciting. He declared the word
Of policeman is not sufficient evi-
dence TO convict.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

bring forth such a gem as Frances
White, the tiny coined enne whose
versatility aud charm have made her
name a by-word TO all musical com
,dy lovers She will come 10 .he
Playhouse The last three rays OF next
week at the mead OF Arthur Hammer
slein's new musical comedy Jim
me" which with Ben Mcch run
ming as second foliure. boasts Of a
cast that is fairly iop-hcavy in i'm
porlancc.
Sclls may be obtained at the Play
house on and after next Monday.
At THE GARRICK.
-Four B Is" one Of the big feat
ures OF the bill at the Garrick
Theatre THE week. is worthy more
than passing consideration. IL Is
one OF the most elaborate acts OF
the Kind on the road and embraces a
larger scope. Butt for fun purposes
only. 20 accomplishes that purpose
10 a T. as well as making II pos
slble for the several members OF me
company to display their varied
[ talents 10 advantage. There arc
| four separate scenes, each one o
which Is entirely different from thl
| others. and each Is an act or Itself
/ The company is good one and IN.
/ Ingenious thought Is being wei
carried out and admirably handled.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

"THE HALF MOON"


"The Half Moon is at present en-
bglng the attention OF all musical
pmedy lovers in Wilmington and
b doubt those who have not as yct
Pen il will do so during ihe next two
Avs, as the engagement will be con-
lidcd tomorrow evening. There IS a
halinee tomorrow.
IJoseph Cawlhorn, Joseph Santley,
ky sawyer, Oscar SnaW and May
thompson are some of The princp1ls
"NOT so LONG AGO"
Arthur Richman has put into his
Irsi play. Not SO Long Ago. the
rue essence Of youth and beauty
nd succeeded In writing a piece that
bkes It's place among the most beau
,ful and sweetest love stories Of the
rags Not So Long Ago VIII be
presented al the Playhouse The ilrsl
brce days OF next week by Messrs
Zee and j Shubert.
The most important members Of
he company are Eva lie Gallienne
Kidney Blackmer. Betty Lindley. Alic'
brOmley Wilson, Louise swanson anG
George Trader
The comedy is a fantasy OF love
foulh and romance Of the carly IOs
\ ran for a year 40 the Booth an.
korl Bayee Theatres In New lorl
Ind has Just commenced a tour ma
win include only the important cilie
n the East
JIMMIE"
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
AT THE GARRICK.
RArTLERs TO OUsT

LONDON-Police have pu. the man
OF iaxicab whistles so drivers are
planning on raitlers,, used during -ne
summon prospective customers.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
Jimmie"

Leave 70 10 Arthur Hammeretein TO
leive into the theatrical grah-bag and
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
a LIVE WIRE mcK-

Broadway and a small town OF shs
West are, The principal locales for
William Russelrs story, "A Live Wine
Hick," which is playing a. the R'altO
today and tomorrow.
Mr.. Russell In his assumption OF
the title role viii be sen as a hlck
who had visions OF painiing the
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

Some Of the sketches viii he on cx-
hlbitlon at the Queen tomorrow.
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow there is 20
be a special matinee for children.
Louise Glaum. In Love Madness" ="
viii be al the Queen next week. A
most remarkable story OF the efforts
and the means mat love will 80 TO-,
TO secure its ends Is demonstrated IN
a marvellous fashion by Miss Glaum
IN the principal role
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

Germans are in Mexico to buy sur
plus cotton and wool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18
o. ssd on. his own recoeizance

leased on his own recogazance.
Icbn Tpn,ple aged; about forty
seven years, came to rs aea'h Gun
cay by his head strlkrg al a"i''lie
pole. According to the solice' sn'p'>'
while under the lEilue1ce o. i'H''' !, ;
entered the store OF MN oVeii 't'F '@'"
while there attcn7tecft TO cteat .
disturbance, when he w;S orasicu VIZ
ly the proprietor. Til man Su'He
o,crtlv returned and tial. it IS sa'd,
sstcrnc attempted to i him out Of i
the store. and in the Struggle after
reaching the side,2aN Tempe i%"'
his hca,l striki's tic awning po's'
the blow killing him ai,pcst instant I,
". Sternc vas arrested to await
the resu'. y Ii. coroner inquest
Wal.cr s;.t.rlcI, ) terman born
American. p.,o To-. IL right leg, sas-
1sircd s:xzca7 Ia lures CT the RIBS
s., c,fr,es . s.l.cr plate within his
In ~ Jf r.sult Of services rcnd-
- n rquntrv with troop y, OF
M rlsy.nth regiment OF cavalry
,!o - 'Iexican bor3cr duty, ATTEMPT
4 Iicide ny shooting himself IN a
yr,,m at the Lutheran Brotherhaod
Home in Norfolk. He is at the Prot
c*.ant Hospital still alive, but little
hcpe is held fur his recovery.
Gilbert Henson, ia years old, was
found dead hcreath the horse he had
E"-r driving On the farm Of his
guardian. John rifcr, near Strasburg
Tie accident occurred while the boy
was hauling water The cart over
turned, throwing lh2 horse and pin.
ming the boy underneath.
Lieut.. Gcv. Buchanan. counsel t.
The ron,ptrolIcr Of tn" currency II
Washington. has Withdrawn from ths
govcrnorship race, leaving the flel:
cpen to Harry 81 George Tucker.
Damages of $4,000 Cor wounded af.
fc:tions and feelings "a result o.
treatment Of his dau3ht%r, Polly
awc.'' IS. were awarded p A. Shift
Let SATURDAY against Sol j. II ms
lcy by a iurv in Circuit Court at liar
rivcnburg. Ilcnslcy is 4 fa;m@r a1It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

FOR RENT-Modern up-to
date store room, 26X6O feet
N. w. corner King and
Fayette streets. Moderate
rent. M. L. Horner. agt.:
phone 500. 612 King St.
1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18
RADICAL WENtG DEFEATED
Move For .iPrcIctariat Dictatorship
is Crushed

New York, May 18.-The cred
Flag Internationalists"' of the Social
ist panty Of America went down to
their first real defeat in the party,s
national convention here yesterday.
BY the decisive vote of 103 to 80
The convention crushed a radical
declaration OF principles submitted
BY the delegation from Illinois
which crowded 10. the dictatorship
OF the prcletar:at" and limitation Of
citizenship throughout the United
States.
"Ther. is only one road to victory,
There is only one flag, the red flag
of international socialism. We can
d r.thing better than ally ourselves
with our comrades in Russia, Italy
<anN everywhere they believe in IN
tcrnatcnal socialism. 81 see only
enc kind of sGcialism-international,
world socialism. We cannot compete
Is nhrase mcngers with the Labor
party, the Nonpartisan League, the
Committee CT as or any of the old
parties. But we can compete with
all in the phrases Of revolutionary
socialism"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

FOR SALE--Ninc acres good truck
land, good road about 4 miles
southwest of Alexandria. Apply F.
Frank Butts, Alexandria Iron
Works Cash or terms. Price
$50. 1l5-Gp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18
VIRGINIA NEWS

The following item appeared in the
Richmond Times-Dispatch fifty years
ago: ga man in Abingdon was fined
by a magistrate for sleeping and
snoring :: .chrrct. Netting was done
to the clergyman Tor putting him to
sleep"
Isaac. Freeland, alleged to be OF
negro descent, who elopcd to Hagers-
town Thursday with Miss Daphna
Dcnivan, aged 16, is held in. jail at
Harriscnburg to await a hearing on
June !. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Mason,
who are charged 10y the girls father,
JOHN Donivan with having aided
Frecland in his courtsh:p, have been
released en- bail of $500 and SlOO,
respectively, tc await a hearing on
June 1. IDonivan, who is charged
with cruelty by his daughter, was re
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.

JIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office o. he Circuit
surt CT the City Of Alexandria, 81
a. 1C,h day of Mar, 1920.
Marie Iough Burns, cor.pia.Hsr, -.
:.".shel A. Buns defendant. i Chan
cry No. CPS.
MEMO.
TIE cbjccl Of THIS SIT is to obtain
for the compla;nslt an absolute d.
s5r2c from tho defendant 9n tn
.or@ds Ct ~ ii ana voluntary de-
ter and, alantorment.
js arpns: ing BIZ an affidavit filed
7js dsc that the defendant Sicb2l
3grns. is a NONRESIDENT of this
;: 1t is Ordered, Tat said defend
al appear here within fifteen days
after due publication Of this order ara
10 what is necessary to protec. his
interest in this suit.
Mcncurc DAVIS & BudwcSky, p. Q.
A Copy TcStc.
NEWELL S. GREENE WAY,
iIS,iwpN Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

VIRGINIA.
In the C!.1lk's Office Of the Circuit
C0urt OF the City of Alexandria, on
the eth day Of May, 1920.
Margalc: B!archc Kennedy, com
r..a:rans vs.. jerome Kenncrly, defend
ant. In CnaEccry No. $50.
MEMO.
The object cf this suit is to annal!
The marriage heretofore sccmnIzcG
E:.,..wccn the parties 10 this suit, and
r. general relief.
+ 1t appearing by an affidavit filed
II yl;s cause that the defendant
J2,Cmc Keun2riy is Il NONRESIDENT
I THIS Sta.c: Ii is Ordered, mat sax.
L .lcn~ant appear here within fiftcci.
h;ys after due publication Of this or
der, ard % what is necessary to pro-
ret his :n.llcst in this suit.
Ii .aarl Il. Washington, Z. Z.
A C:Fy-Ttstc.
NEWELL S. GREENhWAY,
llS-jwp CicrE'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18
Stomach ILLS

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa.
;er. Positively guaranteed by mcney
back offal. Tastes fine; cost a trlfle
Delivered anywhere by our Alexan,
ria Agents. F s. Harper Inc
Phone them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

owns property valued at one hundred
Thousand dollars. He was once a
candidate for sheriff Of Rockingham
county. Shifflett is all aged farmer
&C eccentric habits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerk Office d the Circui!
curt of tbs Csy of Alexandria, on
&c 18th day ar aS t32o
Lucille Higbe> la!bert, Complainant
Sidney Ta.t2"s2, ,;c,g0i@nt. In
,c&~c;ry No. G06.
MEMO.
The C3ject Of this ''b,a'n
=: the complainant fire lNe .rfcn"-
,rtan absolute divorce g tha grounds
Il wiiful ard voluntary !'ss>15'2@ a"d
!, andoEmcnt for more lngn tt.@e
cars Prior to the Institute et us
sit. and for general relief.
II appearing by an affidavit filed =
his cause that the defendant 5ish@>
II bert is nonresident CT this S:ats.
!. is Ordered, That said defendant aP-
ar here within fifteen days after
&c publication of this order. ard do
Mat IS necessary to protect his in
rest in this suit.
Noncure. Davis & Budwesky, T. Q.
; Copy Tcste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWiAY.
llS-Iwp Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

VIRGINIA.
liz Tie Clerks Office CT the Circuit
court If the C;;y of Alexandria, o.
!. l:%:.a day cf May, 1920.
..':,mrll }. Stevens, complainant vs..
J:,lcy Sewers, defendant. In Chan
cry NJ. GIL.
MEMO.
r.: cbj,ct 81 this suit is to obtain
!. G,c:sc granting TO the comp Mnani
y ;.ysslutc divorce from the defend
~. cn the grounds CT wl!ful dcscrt;on
:. d abandonment for a period CT more
an three years prior to the ln:t:tu-
N &C this suit, and for general relief.
t appearing by an affidavit fl!eG
sis cause that the defendant Uraley
'eas is nonresident of this
1t is Ordered. That said de
aaa appear here within fifteen
@Dg due publication Of this or
s. Il what is necessary to pro-
.e,g &.r = 4. st in this suit.
! .mas IS wilson, 7. q.
4 C-py~< 'Iestc.
NEWELL 5. GREENAWAY,
ti3-iirR Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18
HoUSrAr1 rlNG APARTMENTS

llOUSfAF'i lMG APARTMENTS
FURNISHED or =. nisl ed. weekly
rates, 50 To- SD. monthly rates.
Si7.'O to $40 inrir ng gas for
cookin" Electric lights. water rent
use Of naih an,! telephone. Gruun,
for Gat':rn. Private playground for
children lfcst references required
Lease if o. sired. Spacious and beau
tirul nm" IN the hank Of the Pc.
tom;c. "Vuwell Cert Apartment
Hotel, Gl9 South Lee street.
1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

FOR SALE have family size
Geyscr electric washer (dcmcnstra-
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quick sale. Guaranteed new ANIL in
first class condition. Free demon
StyatiCn in your home. Call or
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FOR RENTING rooms, nicely furn-
ishuj fnr light housekeeping, also
rooms ;uruishing for for sleeping.
'3nr SQUARE from Torpedo Station.
t"'.&rcE;ent = cars, 120 South Lee
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-18

[ .OTICE--.J am pay:nk @nr
prices in ,asn for Sc
furniture, carpets. st>vcs
Also buying waste paper u a.,
newspapers. books and mach"r
Chas n. Rauch, Corner Ga nr
end RuyAl streers. Phone So
20 '-3.nrp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
UNCERTAINTY OF GOLF
CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
TO ITS POPULARITY


Gardner ran his down then Max
went through the Formally. Only he
failed 70 allow for the gentle slope
away from the cup in his anxiety TO
win, so that his BAH rolled away from
the edge Of the cup and the match
was squared.
On the second extra hole Gard
ner won out Next day he decis-
lively defeated Johnny Anderson
in the finals, though ut one stage
Of the game the day previous the
odds seemed a thousand to one
ngnInst him doing So
Thus are times in matches when 10
Is reasonable TO concede puts 20
young opponents, but I would eau
tion anyone not to do so when the
putt means your defeat There is a
psychological situation here which
tends TO upset anyoue's control Gard
ner proved IL
No better story Is told OF putting
than the yarn about two Scotchmen.
bitter golf rivals. Jocks approach
left him half an inch from the cup.
knowing he had that putt fo- a win
he turned to Sandy and said.
Give IL TO me?"
GO on and putt" replied sandy.
''you might drop dead-"-Copyright
1920. Sol MeEger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
SOCIAL
SESSION PLAN
Fast Boxers to Work Out
Before international
Club Members.

Tommy Nelson. Dutch" Crozier.
.Kid" Payo. Freddie Lewis and
number Of other fast local boxers are
combining their efforts toward the
completion OF a snappy program 70 be
given Friday night at the. weekly
smoker o. the International club IN
the Reynolds building
some New Equipment.
Manager c. J. Stallard who has ar
ranged an attractive gymnasium in
the club IS making preparations 10
entertain a big host Of boxing and
athletic fans at the smoker. No fee
Is charged for entrance, Il being
simply workouts by the boys with the
leather gloves and demonstrations
Of the athletic equipment in the gym
uasium-
During the past few days a hori-
zoutal bar has been put In by man
aEer Stallard while many other well
come additions such as a trapezs.
punching bag and pullsys have beer
put in use for the members OF tins
Battling Shapiro. the husky weller
who was discharged some time age
from the Seventh cavalry at Fort
Bliss. where he served during tna
war. viii also be one OF the boys on
the card The two Nasquez boys Red
Hogan the bantamWeigh- star and
probably a wrestling match or two
VIII round out the program II Is
probable that Shapiro and Croker VIII
pun on the mitts for a few rounds
in addition TO the regular boxing
card Frankie FoWzer IS also eU-
pected 70 be present and 90 through
his PAGES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Luderus' record for consecutive games
S. is Joe Burman a Chicagoan7
z. What was peculiar about jim
corbett's first bout with Joe Choyin-
s. Is Barney oldneld stm in the
auto racing game2
.. Who won the Grand American
Handicap shoot last year2
10 Who swan the English chan
mel?
These Questions win BE An
Ewered Tomorrow.
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
j. a coacher may touch a runner
at third provided he does not assist
him 70 safety or If no play is made
there.
?. A manager can't substitute
pitchers at viii. A substitute pitcher
must dispose Of at least one batter.
out or safe. before he can be taken
3. A POP fly on a bunt is not called
an infield fly?
4. Cincinnati scored IS runs and
Chicago 20 in the 1919 worlds series.
5. Martin Burke has been boxing
professionally since April 1913.
8. The Brooklyn Field team in the
season Of 1913-191s won the first
national challenge cup series Of the
u S. F. A
T. The Canadian A A. u. record
for the go yard dash is q Is seconds.
s. Forty-six seconds Is tina record
for 40 yards backwards on ice
skates indoors.
8. A Mrs. Goldie Greenwald OF
Cleveland recently boWled 500. a per-
feet game. in a match competition.
10. Joe Beckett was heavyweight
champion Of England when he collided
with Mr.. Carpenter Copyright 1920
Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
Church Baseball
LeaguerS Ready

The Church Baseball league man
ayers are busy enrolling men for
the opening games Of the Church
league at the high school stadium on
Monday June Z
The Asbury 1Iethodists and Trinity
Nsthodists viii open the season at
this time. The other teams entered 70
date are First Presbyterlans. First
Methodists, First Baptists, and Ca
thedrals-
It is hoped that the Central Bap-
lists viii also enter a team as well
as last years champs, the Mt Sinzis-
The next meeting OF the league
viii be held in the 7. " c. A. physi-
cal office on Monday next at o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
Artillery Polo Four Is Victor
Fast Work Defeats Cavalry

IN A fast wei played polo game at
Fl Bliss Wednesday afternoon the
sgd artillery regimental team
turned the tables on the Eighth cav
airy four and defeated the cavalry
men by the score Of five TO two and
three-fourths.
The match Is the first to be won
this season by the gunner PLAYERS
as in three previous games the horse
men edged out their opponents by
one point. Capt. White was the in
dividual star OF the SD team, while
Capt. Smith was chief pointmaker and
outstanding star of the cavalry four.
Sunday afternoon the two teams are
scheduled TO meet again at TT Bliss
in their fifth game OF the season.
Wednesdays contest was PLAYED in
perfect weather.
Lineups for the game were:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Cincinnati. o., Nay 27.-Lee 9.
1IaGee, Cincinnati ball player,
Wednesday filed in United States
district court a motion for an order
Of court requiring the Chicago Ma
tional League baseball club defend
ant IN his suit for s950o, alleged TO be
due as damages for alleged breach OF
contract. 10 make its allegations rel
alive TO dishonest ball playing" on
his part definite and certain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

Cambridge. Mass. May 27.-The
Harvard varsity crew viii not COM
pete in the American Henley regatta
at Philadelphia Nay 2s and 20. The
second eight viii be entered in the
regatta, but the coaches have decid-
ed to have the varsity oarsmen de-
vote their time to training for the
coming race with Yale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
FL PAS0 CADETS
SCORE H0N0RS
High School Riflemen Take
Third Place in Reserve
CORPS Shoot.

The FL Paso high school CALLERS
rifle team stood third in the ccmpeti-
ton between junior units OF the re-
serve officers training corps in the
southern department., according to an
nouncement Just received from Fort
The standing Of the contesting
schools were;
New Mexico COLLEGE Of
A. G. ~ Arts -....--...--... 1743
West Texas Military
academy ------ ------.-.--..-- lIl3
FL Paso High School ..-..-.... 1883
Oklahoma city High School So. 1913
The teams were composed Of ten
men each. Forty shots were fired by
each man, with the % calihre gallery
rifle. at ranges Of 50 and IS feet.
The scores were sent to department
headquarters at Fort Sam Houston,
where the results were announced
The schools which stood first and
second are academies in which the
cadets are under constant military
discipline and training.
Sherod Mengel, who was highest
man on the FL Paso team. stood third
in individual high scores On the inter
school match. The individual high
scores were:
Russell. ". T., Of New
New Mexico A. & N. ...--....-- leO
Afford. r. v OF Okla
homa High School ..-..-......- rs
Mengel S. Of FL PasO
III I'll School a nd
Rookie, F. B.. Of West
Texas Military Acad-
envy. tied NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
Inc members Of the El Paso gal
lerv team were. Allison Jennings,
captain. Herbert Rand, William May
field. Sherod Meugei, Vernon Sorrels,
Walton Berkshire. Brice Schiller,
Henry Brown. Billy Cooke. Charles
Harvey.
The result Of the service rifle inter
school match is expected to be an
nounced soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27
What Do You
Know About Sport?

/ How many former champions
competed in the 1919 national amateur
golf championship
2. What was the most runs scored
IN a game in the American Lacquer
3. How many times has Jake Dau-
bert led the National league in bat
ting2
4. How long was Charles W.
Murphy president OF the Cubs?
s. When did Everett Scott tie Fred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-27

GOLF upsets happen so frequently
u that II is both interesting and
profitable TO review them. In the
recent north and south open cham
Dionship several Of these incidents
occurred Each was most unexpected
On one Of his rounds Nike Brady
reached the tenth tee with a medal
Of "a for the first half OF the journey.
truly a brilliant score Now when a
player OF Brady's calibre gets such
a start Il IS wei within reason to
believe VIII set the same pace
throughout. It would only mean he
was on his game.
But Brady rolled the last nine in
43, not even fair golf for him. Such
a reversal Of form for a star golfer
like him is rare. Then walter Ha-
gen. Americas premier golfer. found
himself well behind the leaders at
the half way mark To expect him
TO catch Mcleod was altogether too
much TO expect
Played Splendid Game.
But some wonderful golf brought
Hagen 70 the last tee needing a four
TO win. a splendid drive followed
His second was not a very difficult
shot Here the uncertainty Of the
game took charge OF affairs for Ha-
gen pulled his approach badly and
landed in a sandtrap. From this po-
sition his bestschance was a score Of
Carefully studying his position
Hagen made an amazing reeOV-
cry 10 within - feet Of the hole.
Once more he had a chance to
win. But his putt, his fourth
stroke, went feet wide of the
mark. ] shall always feel that
the spectators crowded him 50
closely that his stroke was inter
red with. At that IL looked like
tie 10 and behold Hagen
missed his five by a wide margin!
Thus went a title
It is generally understood that the
winner OF golf title is he who comes
to the front in one OF his rounds aft
er facing almost certain defeat Rare
is the exception Bob Gardner won
the amateur at Detroit IN 1915, In
this way. His semi final with Max
Alarston was a heart breaker. Several
times 70 looked as though Marstou
was an easy victor. He was once
three ID and five. to play. Gardner
whitfield down this lead 10 a single
hole, but that lead looked as big as
the Pacific ocean when Marston
placed his tee shot on the green. Fol-
lowing their approach puts there
seemed no doubt OF the result-MaL
was a scant IS inches away, Gardner
possibly two feet farther.
And He Won Out.
Gardner appreciated the situation
fully and was willing enough TO con-
cede Max the putt and the match,
but for one thing. He told Max that
were IL not the last putt he would
give &c TO him Under the circum-
stances he felt that Max should 20