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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
BIG P. C.. GRID
MEET IN OFFNC

Walter d. Powell. Stanford foot.
ball coach and a member OF the
national rules committee. has called
a meeting OF Pacific Coast coaches
and officials In February to discuss
needed changes In gridiron rcgula-
tons. The exact date OF the meet.
ing has not been determined.
In asking Secretary J. X. Klaw-
ans to cali the meeting. Powell de.
cIared that II was his purpose 10
secure a consensus Of opinion OF the
coast men before attending the rules
committee in New York in March.
II would not be surprising II the
Pacific coast men ask for elimlna.
ton CT the goal kick after touch
downs. Many are SAID 10 be In
favor Of this elimination. VIII 2
others contend that Il should remain
In the rules.
II Is believed that the national
rules committee will make several
changes in the code.
Coach Robert c. Zuppke Of Illinois
has advanced a new idea after an
observation which he says extends
from high school days on thru his
varsity experience as coach.
Zuppke says II Is the ioafer who
picks up a fumbled football and
runs for touchdown. He feels
the loss OF the ball at the spot
where the loafer RECEIVERS II IL pen.
atty enough. The loafer on a foot.
ball team Is the man who lags be
hind out OF the interference. and Is
playing his own lazy game. II
Zuppke can get this on the rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
PUCK LEAD
AT STAKE
IN NORTH

First place viii be at stake In the
Coast puck league again tonight.
when Seattle and Vancouver get 10.
gether on the Vancouver Ice. Both
teams have won seven games and
lost five since the start OF the season
Scattles defense will have "Cy-
clone" Taylor to contend with for
the first time this season The vet.
eran center Is playing In vancouver's
home games. He played his first
game OF the season against Victoria
last Monday and scored a goal and
assisted in another while he was In
the game. He Is expected TO change
with Jack Adams NJ center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

committee he viii retire to urbana
happy In the extreme.
Zuppke was asked az the coaches
meeting II West Virginia were max.
INK overtures 10 him as a football
coach.
Il think" said Zuppkc. that my
place is TO stay at Illinois. They
made me and am with a fine class
Of fellows. I would pass Il up ns
/ have done with larger offers OF
course. II somebody came along
with a $4,000 offer I might be
carried off my feet. bat haven't
seen anything Of those dimensions
up to date"
DR.. William A. f@mbe,h. guiding
spirit OF the athletic spirit Of the
University OF Virginia. will make an.
other effort TO have the present
football rules changed in regard TO
safeties and touchbacka.
IL Is Dr. Lambeth's contention that
spectators at n football game are
never able 10 tell which has been
scored lie would make distinc.
ton by bringing the bail out TO the
40-yard line following the scoring Of
a safety.
lie stated that in his opinion there
would be no further attempt TO re
strict the forward pass by permit
ting it's use only on the first down
and forbidding the runner TO ad-
vance with the ball after "A forward
pass has been completed The abol.
it!on Of the kicking Of goal after a
touchdown would probably come be.
fore the committee. he stated.
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lunches!
H You Get EN-
Ride EN-!

IIunchosl Everybody has 'em.
Yet not every one rides 'em.
one worked for iris Speaker
last fall In the world series.
iris rolled back 10 Cleveland
from 1Fintbush with the count 2 10
| against him.
lie hustled his warriors into
new white uniforms They took
Uncle Robbie for a royal flush.
Every Indian player imagines
the new white unioa had some
thing 20 do with their winning
steak. SO does Iris.
Hen dress up the gang IN the
same haberdaahery 80 slightly
soiled for the opener al 81 Louis
April ~.
They'll play the bunch OF those
victory uniea all season.
You might call II "a uniform
hunch-Hinoe the Indians all have
Il.
when you get hmch--ride ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

the coming season. broke his leg In
"A game IN the Florida winter league.
Perusnl 81 the records Of the
American association last year show
that Hargraye hit FOR SIS. tying
Coldie Rapp. HIS team mate. who viii
play with the New York Giants this
year. for the stick honoru OF the
league.
Not only ~ Iiargraye n great hit
ter. but he IL also real catcher.
which means a lot 60 any ball club.
lie was rated aa the best catcher In
the American Association las, season.
Just how serious the injury IN has
not been determined az yet. but n
his leg has been badly fractured he
may be out OF the game for good.
Chances are slim for his playing this
year.
With Ivy Wingo slowing up and
BIN Harden quitting baseball. the
catching department o. the Reds viii
b, big problem for Manager Moran
10 solve before the 1871 race gcta
under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
N. W..
TRAP
DATES
ARE SET

Dates Of four important renI
tered trapfhooting tournaments n
be staged In the Northwest
summer have been announced. fns.
The Journeys and dates are: %
Northwert. At Portland Gun cit
May ). and 10. II
Oregon rtate championship, a.
toria, June 10. 20 and n.
Pacific Indians. Seattle, Wash.
July fg. II. Is and 10.
Pacific Coast zone. Tacoma. Wash.
August 7. 3. ? and 10.
No dates have been set for th,l
Washington State Championship Z
be decided over the traps Of nh
Yakima Gun club. but II IL lIkeiI
that the event will be staged durt
Ing the early part Of June. Th4
annual Inland Empire tournament
staged By the Spokane. Wash, Gun
club win likely be held during the
middle or later part 81 May.
The Idaho state shoot win be held
at Goodlng this year. but the Of
ncials OF that club have not made
public the date. other gun clubs
in the Northwest are contemplating
registered tournaments. but until
the tituiar events are sanctioned
by the American Trapehooting as
ISOLATION, no dates will be net for
the minor shoots.
Trapshooters In this section OF the
country believe that the sport viii
enjoy a very successful eeason this
year under the supervision OF
Charles Dockendorff of stanwood.
Wash, who has beea named ref
gional secretary Of the A. r. A.
The staging OF the Pacific Coast
handicap In August Is wise rnovq
This event will be the final BID
shoot OF the season and viii enable
the participants 20 journey 10 Chi
cago In time TO enter the Grand
American Handicap during the lat
ter part OF August.
Pennsylvania ave. In Washington
was graded during the administra
ton Of Thomas jefferson at a cost
OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
SYSTEM SIGN
PROTEST GRANTED

The protest of the System Sign Co.
against the Northern Life team has
been granted by the league board OF
managcrs- The Northern Life team
won by the margin OF one point
The Sign five protested on the
grounds that Grover kertis was sent
back In the game after he had four
personal fouls called against him.
Tho date for the second mix between
this pair OF teams must be ne, soon.
II the teams themselves cannot
settle IL the date viii be named by
the league directors.
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Bowling Gossip

their own drives in the second
half Of the 1000 match between
these cities last week. They must
hnvo caught the Mud Hens on an
OFF night as Bianoy was the only
rortlander 90 shoot the game that
he should. Mike Croix. Of Spokane.
showed that he Is 10 class by
himself when u comes 20 rolling
money games. He shot over q
200 average In an events and on
all alleys. There isn't a bowler IN
the world who has more nerve
IN a pinch thnn Mike. Qunley also
showed that he is best al this
style OF game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
TIGER MIDGET
FIVE PLAYS
LINCOLN MEN

Rroadway'a crack midget basket
ball team was scheduled 20 play Lin
coin this afternoon In the Lincoln
gym in tho feature game OF the
schedule broadway IL leading the
midget race with three Htfnight wins.
while Lincoln has won a pair and
lost one. broadway was a favorits
TO win to-day.
Queen Anne wasn't expected 20
have much trouble In defeating nai.
lard when those midget teams meet
at Ballard
In tho other game Of the day the
Fast High team was 10 sAnEle with
the West Seattle little fellows At
West Seattle. Neither team has won
a game 10 date.
The froah teams from tirrne
schools will meet in the preliminary
games.
Franklin'n teams rest today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

- NJ e@ltf
away.
Twelve clubs including three colleges
have entered terms ~ tho annual inter
flub championship - the Metropolitan
Chess club, the fret round ~ which Il
scheduled la New York city February :.
"to' foomis. veteran spFinisr and
jumper. 10 about 70 start hia eighth sea
500.
Franklin sieid stands will hs Improved
~ - 20 permit about 90 900 spectators
20 witness the various events University
Of fsnHsyisauia stages on its big sth-
ie'ie enclosure.
PHILADELPHIA w.nt. thi. year. me-
tienai rowing championship race.
A rrra, stadium. 90 hs permanent
rstufs for athletic sports viii BE- erected
IN connection with ghs iseth anniversary
fair 90 be held Ia Philadelphia In 1873.
prookilns Swimming eius i' - year.
Merton n C.. 81 worcester. win ,ry
10 develop single Hcuiisrs this year.
s.d Oouriin ana Edwin Jourdain. run
-sFs. afs emUrE me star athletes %
harvafds varsity track team Doth ere
rsiofsd-
EnEiish engagement. win prevent
suiiisno~t. the famous trsnsh run
n~r. renninx la this ceuntry 60 com
p~ss In indeor es~ni..
Msafo~hrook A. G.. rhnadsiphia. rs,sy
summer.
University 81 rshnsyisaniA has made
peie miner sport
aon,rrai Racquet club viii beta an tn
fFfnationAi tourney OF squash Fsrausfs
February 70 e so Prominent players
fron Ees,sra clubs may oompets
ricusrd Uer~fn.n.. the clever p~i-
Gtan talk line sEp~rt. ran 7ef in
rscent erhibitisa match. lie Is ans
ieus 20 play William .. Hoppe for
thu crown.
ruiwsrri,y - Paris sns University Of
Montreal athletes may appear At Psnus
annual relay races ia Philadelphia neat
April
ronr-eod crfsses club. Boston. i- to
erect = nov clubhouse. and viii make
best "a tho covutry.
X wArornher wiii bring over a pow
srfui disiHinu - his Preach racing stable
thia year 60 take part IN sygroAehtng
races on Ses York tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
BIG STADIUM
is PLANNED

Atlantic City. New Jersey, Il the
latest city TO plan a stadium. II Is
estimated that the planned struc.
ture viii cost 100000 Bids might
be made to handle the army.navy
football gamcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
BIG HORSESHOE
MEET IN SOUTH

Tho horseshoe championship match
Of tho United States win take place
at 81. Petersburg. Fla. beginning
February 22. Barnyard golfers thru.
out the country are warming up for
the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
GRID S&


sfsvssk" MaIl~v. 81 the University
at California football eleven. has TIVE
rser~ y--.r~' plsy mssnh~f ~ the
srtdiroa squad and varsity track
team
can.ai.n RuFty unisn plans ,o ine,rds
Dominion. side bsay ana also a fesis.
Ian ~ ths ruiss Ths matter ~iii b, die
c,ssssa a, the ussstns 10 Toron;o FEB
raaFy L.
Neon university Rugby football team
uay Arrange games sith neston college
Aaa aiso Eyfseuss neat fall
The Scottish Tsstbsif association
soessr team has arranged an Inter
national match with Wales si Ah~r-
dem r~eruary -. TIE contest be-
tween scotland ard England viii
take place at Hampton rash. April
y.
team % women soccer players from
EuEisnd wants TO visit Canada
Hs~r~sary Thomas ". cahni. - the
T. a Football association tsurcsrl s.
Formulating plans 90 ofEaniss a league
20 tiaY games IN Philadelphia. NrW YORK.
city. nfoeEiYn. Harrison. ~ y. fsli
River. PA~tuoket AID other cenieEs neat
fail
ra~toa college festhaii eleven IL
willing to pis, Universal, Of talfer-
mia In no-ton National league ha-e-
ball grounds nstt fall
ENGLAND has won 10 international
Rugby gaines from wales. while the lat
ter has captured rs and two have re-
suited ln drawn Kamea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Tex Richard. the well-known boz.
ing promoter. has paid over 5000.
600 TO the government in taxes for
his past i6 boxing shows. over
100000 has passed thru the gates
az the result OF these entertain
mcntA 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
WASHINGTON
WINS TWO
FROM OREGON

SwamplnE their opponents TO the
tune Of 5O.26. the University OF
Washington basket tosscrs cinched
the series with Oregon on the home
floor Saturday.
Washington showed itself 20 be the
superior team az every turn. and the
work Of SciliS and Bryan WIS par.
ticularly good. Duruo was the big
noise Of the Oregon team.
The summary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
ANOTHER
BIG CAGE
GAME is
BOOKED

With the strong Northern life
Insurance five eliminated from their
path last week. the champion Mac.
pqSgali. Southwiek basketball five
fates another tough assignment to-
night. when the champs face the TINT
vcrSity Commercial club. In the city
league games. az the Crystal Fool.
The University team is playing to
gether well. and are right up In the
race for the championship. \ win
for the ''u'' five will tie them with
the champions. and viii put the
Northern Life and Puget Sound
Paper Box teams on even footing for
the leadership,
The .aacDouEall. Southwick squad
will he slightly weakened tonight by
tho loss OF Stanley Staats. the vet
Gran guard. who played such stellar
basketball against the Northern life
team. Stats. who lives In Tacoma
won't be able to come 20 Seattle for
the game tonight lie will be re
placed by Harold Bolts.
ON the other hand. the University
team win be strengthened by the
addition Of Leonard oliver. who has
been transferred TO the ~" club
from the Noble Post team He's a
fast. aggressive player, who should
improve the u defense.
Tho teams are expected TO take the
floor as follows tonight:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
POPE-SIBLEY
BOWLERS
WIN

team TO standstiilctaoshretacm
After bowling the Pope Sihley
team 10 standsiiIl and finally
winning by two pins In the first
game. the stars Of the Commercial
isaguc weakened and were easily
defeated In the next two.
HlnFley Of the Stars had high
score. rs. and hish total. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
REDS LOSE
CRACK
CATCHER
BY INJURY

AD news for the
Cincinnati Reds
WIS contained IN
"A few lines that
trick1ed over the
telegraph wires
from Florida the
other day The
few lines were 20
the effect that
Bubbles" llar
grave. tho great
catcher % the 81
Paul American
Association club
who was slated
10 be the first
string catcher Of
the Reds during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
JOE AND FRANK
LOOMS TO RUN

Joe and Frank LOOMS. the famed
brothers Of the olnder path. viii en-
ter the dash and hurdle events IN
the Millrose games at the Madison
Square Garden next month. They
viii represent the Chicago Athletic
ANnnclatlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
SATURDAY GAMES
POSTpO>ED

The games scheduled for Saturday
night In the City league were post.
poncd- The Puget Sound Paper Box.
University Commercial club TIFF has
not been reset. The Noble Post silent
Frats game viii be played February
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Eddie Nell. the Anarortes bantam.
and Ernie Daley. local boy. put on
one OF the best bouts Of the psght.
Joe Waterman called II n draw.
Neu's nose was all dressed up like
bolshevik flag at the end Of the
four rounds. Ernie's hair got in his
eyes IN the fourth round and Water.
man scaiped him. lifting a toupec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
CULICK TURNS
OUT FOR CREW

Bert Gullok. captain-elect of Prime,
tons football team. Is turning out
for the Tiger crew. Guiick is making
a strong bid for n place on Coach
Ten Eyck's eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

BELGIAN HOLDS
CUE RECORD

Edouard Horcman's high run OF 7o2
NJ 1872 balkline billiards made in New
York Ia the highest ever made before
a public gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
WON'T SEE SO
MUCH OF THESE

Abe Mitchell and Duncan. English
golf invaders. won't play quite 30
often as Vardon and Ray did on their
recent tour here. Four times per
week will be their limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
RUTH BROKE
UP IL GAMES

Babe Ruth broke up IL ball games
last season with his home-run bat
George Sisler, OF St Louis. broke up
II tits with his mighty stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
PAL MORAN HAS
GOOD RECORD

Pal Moran. Of New Orleans. has
fought more Is. and 20sround bouts
than any other lightweight I'm the
game. lie IL % years old. His real
name II Paul Miornna and he has
never been knocked out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Twenty four boys fought for the
poiicemen's benefit al the Armory
Saturday night Twenty six were
down on the program. but Fred
Morris and null Mitchell. middle.
weights. went half round at a
slap-as slapcan pace and Referee
David threw them out OF the ring
To start the program "poc"
Carney. loudly requested from his
seat in the gallery that the ElkH'
band play My Wild Irish Rose. :"
The first bout was between Don.
aid Meyers and Louis Jacobson. a
pair Of 75-nounders. After four
rounds Pat Scott. who was ref.
erecting. booted the decision By call.
ing Il a draw after Meyers had won
But nobody kicked.
Al this juncture somebody an.
nouneed that sammy neikin. the
famous fight manager. had just
Al AtNt shAAANAI as 1Af&H'A w
In new silk shirt II almost 1T
him. too.
And then Joe wopp. champion OF
Third and Union. crawled In the
ring amidst large cheers. lie was
closely followed by Oscar Benson.
the shlnkieweaver boxer. Wopp's
footwork featured. IL was a draw
Joe wilcox. the crstwhilc hand.
some head usher. was making a
great hit as chief second for Ben.
son. lie was telling his man to
hit him up" We always thought
II was beat him up" but the
glamor Of the contest may have ar.
fected Joe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Tho Ellis No. ] team gained
game on the Brooks team In the
city league last week and unless
some Of the teams get going the
present leaders viii cinch first place
In few more weeks. The Brooks
team has been going badly for a
month or more. but viii most likely
take a brace nj any time now.
Rube's cafe n back I'm third place
In the city league after taking three
straight from the Union Tnilorr. n
they keep shooting like they dld last
Thursday they won't miss John
Allen much.
Roaring" BIN Muss and his Elks
No. team were slowed up by the
Eagles. who took the odd game
Thursday.
Tho Elks No. team dropped the
odd game TO Rippea cafe by one pin
--Lehr, with "a i47 score. helping the
cafe team.
The orpheums and Lumbermcn
have taken quite a bruce lately, and
are winning more than their share OF
games.
Harry Huntoon OF the Brooks five
went into the lead In the individual
averages by rolling C25 Thursday.
while Writ OF tho Eagles had "A bad
night NJ the orpheum alleys. Hun.
toon. Wiriz and ODonneil are all
closely punched for the lead with
Walden. Benson and Reichcrt just out
side the select 100 clasn.
Kidwcli. Of the Orphcums, broke
all city league records and ALSO
put his name ht tho head OF the
Hall OF Fame" Thursday by rolling
score Of i04. Peck OF the Eiks
No. ?. with i27. Cole. Of the Lum.
bcrrncn with 1873 and Morrow Of
Rubc's cafe with 1884 also qualified
for this honor. web Morrow gave
perfect demonstration Of the ups
and downs OF the bowling game
with scores OF 2sz. EOS and Isf.
rDoc" Anderson II rolling n nice
game right now and In helping the
Elkn No. > team considerably.
The Eagles must be grooming
Schuneman for some special
matches as he hasn't been bowling
with them lately. He drops around
now and then and shows Captain
Smith how the game should be
played.
BIN Olson. Of Rube's cafe. must
have been little uncertain Of the
bowling honors in his family. fear.
Ing perhaps that hls son is about
90 take over the honors Of the
Olson family. when he shot that
s5t on league night
Captain Hausiorf ~ I,ilSs No.
set a fine example for bis men
when he shot a 2i7. And he didn't
have time for n trip TO Scotland
las; week. either.
spoicRne'a special team surprised
All tho bowiern on tho coast by
beating Portland by las pins on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

hTe first game tonight viii start
at 500. while the big MacDougall-
University game will begin ut 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Summary

guhafituftouH@ Latham for Rhlnrrt.
HhfnsFt Tor heller
Scoring Field Rpnls--sciik 70. Talbot
B. Lewis g. Crawford g. Durno ?. Heitcr
T. Chapmnn 2. Free throws--ralbot I.
Durnn .
Referee woodward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

The Detroit Americans landed 49,
erai Of the leading strskeost pt1<h-
err Of svGAnised baseball IN ls1o.
among them Icing Bsgsst Of ths
Central league. McrrketSe - -
London club of the NiehignB-fbnfnRte
league and Iterf Code Of the TArssua
club Of the Pacific Insernsttsse1
league circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
|HaH- F.
81 R1EB

Elmer Holland, former profess
ssossi Of the Virginia Country club
~ Long Beach. Cal, has accepted a
berth Mt tho santa Cruz Golf and
Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Patscy Ciacco and Dan Sugar
were next. Sugar smiled sweetly
for two rounds and then took EN-
on the chin in the last two and
Referee Scott gave the verdict to
Patsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Tom Iukarovic. Who formerly pitched
for the Portland Beavers. gave more
bases on balls than any other pitcher In
the southern league. issuing 1es passes
In 81 games
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The Columbia club, at Washinrton.

gets the national open golf tourna.
ment, quite handy for Warren G..
We are told by the Marion pasture
rOvers that the gentleman's game is
very uncertain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

In the first game the Northern
Life team should win over the k.lks
club. The Elks have yet to break
into the winning column.
The teams will line up AS follows;
Northern flte. Elias Club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Country club.
Joe Sovak. professional Of the Spokane
Country club. will participate In the
Southern California open championship
to be staged IA Los Angeles next month.
Russell Smith. waveriy Country club
golfer. IL again playing golf In Caiifor-
MIA Paired win Brandt Wickeraham,
former Oregon State tennis champion.
who is the circulation manager Of the
Pacific Golf and Motor, ne recently de
feated Eaton Mcmillan and George Null
lens. Smith registered 70 score.
Jack Black, professional Mt the
Tiar~mont Country club In Oakland,
plans to visit his home In Troon,
scotland. this summer. lie will leave
Immediately after the California open
cham pionship In March. He may
enter the British open 10 be played
over the 81. Andrews links In May.
over In England there ~ a demand for
lady golf profesaiouals. There are two
or three Of them over there now. but the
species has not yet made its appearance
on this aide. When the fair professional
makes hSr debut here. just watch tbs
droves a men who will take UP golf
Thomas Armour. the French cham
Mon. now IN this country, differs with
Ted Ray In his opinion OF American
anafsurs Armour does not figure that
golfers In this country have any advan
tage ever their British copsins ne
claims that while Evans W wonderful
golfer. there are lots OF players abroad
rho can give him $3.50 battle. lie
also believes that while Jones and Oulmei
are ~pretty fair" there are plenty 81
English amateurs who could take their
measure Hagen. in Armours opinion ~
the best Of the American profcAsionals.
and on par with NardOn, Mitchell,
Duncan. Ray. Braid and Taylor