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Evening star., 1921-03-20

ticularly fine pitch will end close TO ths-
cup.
The second hole one OF a distance OF
$50 yards. offers plenty of natural diff
fculties even for the best player. Yet
on this hole more often than on the
seventh, figures below par are obtained.
The reason probably is that a well hit
drive will roll quite a good distance
down hill. leaving the player a fairly
easy pitch over the brook to a green
built up facing the player.
Accuracy is the vital consideration on
the second hole. perhaps more SO than
on most of the holes of the Columbia
course. for a badly placed tee shot is
very likely to get into serious trouble
and in any event viii leave an almost
impossible second shot to the green.
The drive should carry distance OF
$50 yards to the slope of a hill down
which it will run. II hit To the right
it win be severely trapped. and il
hooked, it will find heavy rough. FROM
| well placed tee shot. a mashie or nib
/ lick pitch will fnd the green without diff
| ficulty. =
The green, however. is raised on all
sides and is bordered on the right and
left with sand traps. while directly IN,
! front and not more than two yards away
runs a brook. A well hit pitch should
| easily stay on the green. which Is COM
paratively small. Players in the coming
championship should not have great DIFF
fculty making the par 4, but scores
much higher are not out OF the ordinary.
seventh Greatly Improved.
The seventh has been greatly inn
| proved in the past two years tho
| changes having turned fairly easy
! hole into one vastly more difficult A
| The hole is 327 yards in length. with,
an out bounds fence paralleling
the fairway along it's entire distance.
| A good tee shot will place the ball
! in a position from which an easy
| pitch can be made.
The great difficulty in the pitch to
| the seventh green is to keep the ball
on the particular green level in.
| which the hole is cut. The green
| is amply wide and long. but is bor-.
dered in front and on the sides with.
deep pits. the one just to the left
| of the upper green level being par I,
| ticularly dangerous. II is undulatinga O
and is guarded at the back by a.
i grassy mound. with depression be-
tween the green proper and the mound.
| itself
Two good shots should assure the
| par 4, although the pitch must he
nicely regulated.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

second base and Prender at shortstop
take good care of anything coming
their way and they are pepery enough
to enliven the inner works of the team
all through a game. O'Dea, at the
initial sack for the first time. is get
ting along well. and Gould is proving a
clever third sacker. Hy Meyers is
being groomed as substitute infielder.
Brayton Myers, foot ball and basket
ball star, and Capt Hardy are veteran.
members of the outfield. They are per-
forming up to last years standard,
which was fairly high, Myers guard
ing left field and Hardy center. Cud-
more, who was a member of the foot
ball and basket ball squads, is working
in right field and gives promise of be-
coming good player.
Furey Is Pilot Of Team.
The management of the team has
been intrusted to Bin Furey. the
energetic youngster who handled the
business affairs of the basket ball
Iuint. Furey is hurrying around pre-
pairing an attractive schedule for the
nine. EaStern's next game will be
with Gonzaga High School at the Rose
dale Fairgrounds Tuesday. Furey has
number of other engagements under
considera ton. and right now you can't
make him admit that Eastern will not
win a ma jority of the games he books.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

,ou in the order named. the former
Yin, AZ wins and % defeats, ana
Limo with "a and 26. mono rs ~
fourth place, credited with ~ VicIoIs
and 81 defeats and Job is hftn, WIN
a record of 26 triumphs and 2S loso-
as press is trailing the field, FOR
If has won only Of 81 matches.
SIXTEEN of the best bowlers among
the employees of the local newspapers
will take the drives at the Recrea-
ton Thursday afternoon IN +he;r tar
championship tournament. Among
those who will strive to be mum
hered with the eight who VIII DC
benefited by the prize AWARDS are
such brilliant pin spiders as Dave
McCarty;, Jake CromWei p.sh,aa sno cabnon "%
Jimmy Boyd and Ben McAiwee OF the
Times; Walter Collier of the Bulietih
and Clarkson Gemmill of the Post'
Mrs. Riley did some keen bowling
for the Brownies when they van
the Recreation drives Friday night.
She hit the pins for games OF 1o1
and 103 in her first and second o.
forts and vert on to a set OF 2Sa, the
best of the match. The Brownies took
two Of the three games bowleds 81 soo.1 os1
and 42O for the Western Union out
At. The victors want matches with
other girls quints. Challenges VIII
be received BY G. F. Baker. 1720
willard street
Judging from reports that have
reached Uncle Joe Thum, the 1921
interstate duckpin and tenpin cham
pionships, which open in New York
May 2. will exceed in point of entry
any bowling tournament ever held
in that city. Many well known duck
pin bowlers of New England will
compete while New England, New Jer-
sey. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Della
ware. the District and middle west
are expected to contribute largely in
entries for the big pin event.
SecloGnrfes Of bowling leagues have
been invited to attend the meeting
of the board Of directors of the Wash
ington Duckpin Association to be held
this morning at 11:15 o'clock at the
Recreation Health Center. Glasses
will be determined and the date for
closing of entries for the city cham
pionships that will start at Grand
Central Palace May 2.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

Dumbarton Club gained permanent
possession of tie A. Y. l.eech cup
last year by winning the trophy for
the third tim and Arthur HELEN.
president of the organization, has do
noted another one. This also must
be won three times for possession.
Secretary Douglas Hillyer last night
announced the schedule as follows:
April 16-Columba at Chevy Chase.
April 23--Columbia at Dumbarton.
May 7--Dumbarton at Chevy Chase.
May 1i-Chevy Chase at Columbia.
June 1S--Dumbarton at Columbia.
June 25-Chevy Chase at Dunbar
ton.
At the conclusion of the regular
season the winners in the Washing.
ton Association. the Departments al
Lea que and the Suburban circuit Will
play a series to decide which shall
represent this city in the intercity
matches with Baltimore's champion.
The intercity clash will be staged
about September Is in the Monu-
mental city.
Dumbarton Club will stage an
open tourney. including the men $
singles and doubles, WomenS singles
and possibly women's doubles and
mixed doubles. starting May 30. This
is to fill in for the Middle Atlantic
tNSHt- li'S sSai "'ii ~ i'~'N
in Baltimore.
Baltimore. Washington. Richmond
and Norfolk will take part in the
HotchkiSS cup trophy event. which
will be inaugurated this year and
which will be played in the Virgi mia
capital June 10 and II. Competition
is limited to the District, Maryland
and Virginia. and the matches Will
consist of six singles and three dou-
bles. Drawings will be made for the
semi finals to be played June 10. and
the final VIII be decided the next day.
Yale rackefers will visit Dunbar
ton Club for a match the latter part
of the month. The players from Old
Eli also will engage the teams of the
Country Club of Virginia of Rich
mond, Norfolk Country Club. Balti-
more Country Club and the Naval
Academy on the trip.
Dumbarton also will play matches
with Cornell and the 7th Regiment
team of New York here some time
early in April. Both have strong COM
binations, especially the soldier out
fit.
Two courts arc ready to play on at
Dumbarton Club. and the other flVe
will be gotten in shape shortly. A
little more balmy weather will bring
the netmen from under cover.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Motor Boat Trophy Race
To Be Staged at Detroit

The international trophy rnce
will he held Mt Detroit Septem-
her =, 3 and q. II has been an
nounced by Commodore JudsOn
the Motor Boat Club Of
America. The Detroit Yacht
Club now holds the trophy.
which was won at C0weS. Eng
land, last year by Miss America,
pflOted by Gar Wood. now COM
mOdOre of the Detroit Club.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
FIVE PLAYERS OBTAINED
BY WASHINGTON BRAVES

ATLANTA. Ga. March 19.-Manager
William West of the Washington
Braves. aspirants to the -colored pro-
fessional championship of the United
States. has announced that five more
players have been signed and would
report by April 1.
The players are Robert Stockton. a
recruit pitcher: James Foster. a for
mer first baseman with the oath In
fantry; William Kemp, who played
last season with the Norfolk ALL
Stars; James e. Kelley of the Win
ston-Salem Giants and Claude Mail.
whose sensational catching for the
Havana Red Sox attracted wide at
tention
Evening star., 1921-03-20
FAST SOCCER PROMISED
Tiistles and Harlems Are Ready
for Clash at Union Park
This Afternoon.

One Of the speediest games Of the
local soccer season will be played on
the feld in Union Park this afternoon.
according to the managers of the
Washington Thistles and the Harlem
Athletics.
Heads of the rival clans claim they
have corraled all the good soccerists
of the city and that both elevens will
be thoroughly At when they clash at
o'clock. McGinty. star player OF
the Rovers. will do the refereeing.
The Thistles will open play with
Bothwick. goal: Walsh. Raisbe elk,
Curtin, Adamson and Casder, hacks,
and Blaser, Bush, Watts, Sharp and
Maunder. forwards.
The Harlems will depend upon
Smith, goal; j. Burton. J. Leadbetter.
G. Leadbetter. Greene and J. II. Bur
ton. backs and w. I,eadbetter. r. Bur-
ton. Readingburgh. Mcleod and Ready,
forwards.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

OF these essential holes. the Colum-
bia Country Club has four the second.
seventh, tenth and Seventeenth The
course where the open championship Of
the United States will be played July
1922 can put these four true two shot
ters up against any others in the coun-
try and not lose by comparison. or
course, there are several other holes on
the course that can be reached in two
shots, but they might not ordinarily be
classed as such.
Cannot Afford to Miss.
On the first nine the two real two
shot holes are the second and seventh.
and on each two fine shots will meet a
just reward, not necessarily securing A
score below par. but a satisfactory four
The player cannot afford to miss a shot
on either of these two holes if he is to
secure his par score. On the other hand,
there is always the chance that a par
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Gallaudet Athletes Feted

GaIlaudet College Athletic Association
held its eleventh annual banquet last
night. entertaining the student body and
members of the faculty. Oscar ID
CURE, president of the association. was
toastmaster. Addresses we're made by
Graduate Manager of Athletics Roy j
Stewart. DIR. Percival Hall. president of
the college; Prof. Day. William F. May,
Alex r. Rosen and DR.. Charles r. Ely.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Doings of Sandlot Players

Peerless Athletic Club assumed the
victory over Gonzaga High School
'ase ball season at Union Park yes
he way until Byrne, who had sue
mined Tor three tallies in the sixth.
frame. The Peerless nine hit Foley
owe went the route for the winners.
ianger after the fourth inning.
on Monument lot diamond, No. l.
Argyle MidEets staged a ninth
inning rally yesterday to nose out
the American Eagles in an 8-to-7 con-
test. Both teams felded WELL
Piney Branch Tigers pointed the
way to the Brookland Indians in a
3-tn-3 clash. The Tigers outhit and
outheided their opponents.
tOiored Departmental LeaEuers
VIII tnea. tomorrow night at 1:3O
O'Clock at 1913 T street. Franchises
VIII be awarded
Carlisle Athletic Club had to fight
hard TO take an 11-to-1O contest from
the Seneca Athletic club at Lanpdon
Christ Child Boys Club took the
measure OF the Holy Name nine in a
b-too game in well played game.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
EASTERN HIGH HAS FINE
OUTLOOK IN BASE BALL

HIGH SCHOOL apparently has the "makngs OF base
scholastic field look
with the Army
the Capitol Hill boys displayed considerable hitting
and demonstrated that they have pitching staff that will be
school District Coach Guyon
has his boys and Eastern already
world the thick the fight for the
Evening star., 1921-03-20
ST. PAUL TEAM BOWLS
1856 FOR THIRD PLACE

BUFFALO. y. Y, March 19.-Rolling
in the American Bowling Congress
tenpin tournament today was featured
by a high two-man set of 1.256 pins,
by J. Mitchell and w. Metcalf of st.
Paul which gave them third place.
Mitchell scored 629 and Metcalf 627.
They shot games of 423 392 and AL.
Chicago carried off the honors in
the singles. when G. Calender shot
SO. rolling into a tie for eighth place.
He scored games of 223. 216 and 200.
Evening star., 1921-03-20


Frederic J. Haskin has been named
chairman of a publicity committee to
organize publicity for the open cham
pionship. William F. Brigham is vice
chairman.
Several prominent golfers from the
Philadelphia district spent the week
in Washington and at the Columbia
Country Club as guests of David r.
Myer. The men played thirty-si tx
holes at Columbia nearly every day
of their stay. and all pronounced the
course one Of the best they had ever
seen. Myers guests were Herbert
KIeinman Of the Lulu Temple Coun-
try Club. Harold Deakin of Over
brook, Robert Bullman Of Frank
ford and Fred Allen and Philip Flaherty
of the Trenton Country Club.
Golfers at Columbia are using the
new green at the dfth hole now.
The new hole is not being used how
ever. as it is felt more time should
be allowed for new grass to grow.
The new eleventh is not being played
Evening star., 1921-03-20
DAWSON TO COACH GRID
TEAM AT NEBRASKA U.

LINCOLN. Neb March 19.-Fred w.
Dawson. former Princeton athlete, has
accepted the offer to coach the 1921
University of Nebraska football team.
Henry +. Schultz. 1919 and 1920
foot ball coach. will remain at the
university in charge of track and in
tramural athletics.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Richards Beaten at Tennis.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Nincent
Richards. national indoor tennis
champion, was eliminated today from
the metropolitan tournament when he
was defeated by Francis T. Hunter
of New York, 81. 3-S, 6-4.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Cleveland Wins at Hockey.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 10
Cleveland defeated the Boston A. A. 8
to o, in the final game Of the first group
series of the United States Hockey
League Cleveland will meet the
Eveleth, Mimi. team in the final series.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
De and Mah Holes at Columbia
OPEN TOURNEY PLAYERS
WILL FIND REAL TESTS
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

SHOT holes the kind that drive and mahe affairs for the
good and perhaps little
the backbone Of class golf They
the rightly, which, while
nesting beside
tdou-ni enuff
Evening star., 1921-03-20
D. C.. NET ASSOCIATION
TO OPEN PLAY APRIL 16
BY w. II. HOTEL.

ATCH tennis will under in the Washington Assoaon
Nv Columbia Club team visits Chevy
doubles which make up the
matches will be played the during the coming
OF times
Evening star., 1921-03-20

David Thompson. the new profess
sional at the Washington Golf and
Country Club. will finish his first
week on the job tomorrow. Thomp-
son has had ample golf experience and
teacher.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
GREAT RIVALRY is SHOWN
AMONG WOMAN BOWLERS

NE searching for bowling members full OF
enthusiasm further than the Washington Ladies
~ nights each week the drives
Of the the Post
Office Club of the other the
that there has been yet the
appearing regularly for their matches and the engage
the thisk
of+ h,ftIef for the
Evening star., 1921-03-20

because
classify ball trick delivery?
That the received the other day. will
number of interested
the question.
pitchers responsible ball That
t1cuar The
of the although Hidebrand
American generally regarded the first player
realize moistening spot the ball possible
decor h,,L
Evening star., 1921-03-20

While the greens committee Of the
Washington Country Club is fast
completing the new course. which
will be in use probably in the spring
of 1922. the house committee of the
club is planning several improve
ments with the aim of increasing
locker room space and generally MAX
ing improvements in the clubhouse
proper.
A large part of the space under
the north porch of the clubhouse will
be given over to locker rooms and
shower baths. Extensive improve
ments in the mems grillroom also are
being planned.
The new course is coming along in
good shape. DR. James r. McClenahan.
chairman of the greens committee of
the club, says.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
About Golf and the Golfers

holding golf championship of the United
+ States given dinner given by the Columbia
which attended by than N}
members explained the make the
United States and assured by those
that they support Herbert T. Shannon
charge Hanna
Evening star., 1921-03-20
UNFAIR TACTICS PLACED
WET BALL IN DISFAVOR
BY BILLY EVANS.

ILL you explain why the ban placed the spit bal Was
because of the danger bters because of its effective
Evening star., 1921-03-20
TOPPLING THE PINS

TotaIs .490 1913 504 Totals. .435 460 500
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-03
THINGS WE THINK
THINGS OTHERS THINK AND WHAT WE THINK
 OF THE THINGS OTHERS THINK

Als well that ends in the movies with 'clinch" A beautiful thought: To do well you be we'll
  man will sit around the house in his carpet slippers This is the open for light waists and dirty elbows.
  The successful salesman is one who knows when to stop talking
 What the country needs is good substitute for the word propaganda.
 It makes pessimst blue to find that things are not as bad he had expected because they comfortable, but if his wife does the same thing, she Is sloppy" The world the flesh, and the devil make pretty hard combination to beat and not many try to do it Who remembers any summer In which the high tenn. pature record not broken in home community
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-03

merly Miss Dorothy Benjamin of New York, whom he marie in 1918. One child was born to them Caruso had a son by former wife, a singer named Ada Ciachetti with whom he had been associated in operas at Treviso and Bologna.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-28

Sears, Roebuck & Company is the largest mail order house IN the world.
the Whalen and Duke inhrests that control the United Cigar Stores, there is
the expectation of big Increase IN their business. There are hundreds Of other
mail order houses that are constantly tempting millions of home dollars to make
the journey to Chicago and other large cenhrs. The total value Of mail order
business is estimated at a figure running close to billion dollars annually.
Mail order and chain store competition is becoming more and more serious
Some people are inclined to throw up their hands and say its nc use-that the
# retail businessis a losing fight, aG.#
At the other extreme we have those who refuse to recognize the existence
ofmal order houses and go ploddng along with their eyes shut to their most
serious form Of competition. ia
The mail order houses can't get all the business. But they are pushing
ahead. They are getting ley customers all the time through their advertisements
Wherever they find merchants negligent tin not advertising in their local
communities, there is where they draw the bulk of their tade.-HARDWARE
WORLD.
u
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Vaudeville and
Movie Review.
THE GRAND
Irwin c. Miller and Company Triumph

Irwin c. Miller and Company Triumph.
The past weeks capacity houses de-
monstrate that the stroll amt dead theat-
really All is needed is the real attrac-
ton to draw the fans out. Miller, who
is real actor producer, leads the rest
when it comes to modern production.
His art, style of staging is original and
his own work in the production is pleas
ing Emmett Anthone (Gang) has got
the fans eating from the palm OF his
hand. His entrance is the signal for
long applause and when he speaks well,
words can't explain the enormity OF
applause. Ernest Whitman, the great
robust tenor is valuable asset to this
company and he sings Irwin Berlins
song hit Mamie" as no one else can.
Anita Wilkins, the prima donna, is still
possessed with that sweet soprano voice.
At all times she can be heard distinctly
above the wonderful singing chorus.
VIM. Fountain, a very talented young
man, sings duet with Miss Wilkins.
Fountain has an original style in his
work and possesses much stage person
atty Ida Brown, dainty little Miss,
does her work in great fashion and
possesses all the qualities that one must
have to be called musical comedy star.
The chorus is well trained and the sing
ing good. alabama Bound" will remain
a few weeks longer and the company
will put on new show at the expiration
OF Alabama Bound"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
FEAST LYNNE"

Thursday, Friday. Saturday, April
2S, %, 80, at the Nendome Theatre.
With an All-Star cast including
Mabel Balm.
Barbara was beautiiul-and Isabel
misunderstood. And the green-eyed
monster made her listen 10 the voice
OF the tempter And with that voice
ringing in her ears she took a step
that all her life she lived but to
regret You must see this age-old
classic unfolded on the screen-you'll
never forget it.
Never in the history of the screen
in America has any motion picture
theatre invited its patrons TO witness
the showing OF so great film classic
Greater than the book Greater
than the play.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
With the Actors.

Bell West, a frst-class pony worker
in the Billy Kind Co, died last Satur
day in Philadelphia, Pa. Miss West
was sick only short while, and her
death came as surprise to all of
her associates.
T. Spencer Finley, the veteran
actor manager, dropped dead last Sat
urday in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he
was the resident manager. Mr. Fin
ley was well liked by the theatrical
element, as he was always ready to
help the ones that were down. The
profession really loses friend and
gentleman-yea, | can honestly say
Mr.. Finley was a perfect gentleman.
and the Whip extends to the rela-
tives its sympathy.
Tom Cross and Margaret Jackson
are doing their act with the Mamie
Smith organization,
Sidney Kirkpatrick and Laura Bow
man were features last week at the
Terrace Garden, large loop cafe, and
had to close on Sunday night on ac-
count Of hoarseness. They had to
stand on ice with only thin platform
under them, and it caused them much
disappointment, as the management
wanted to hold them through the
summer.
Rucker and Winfred will open at
the Avenue Theatre next Monday.
Davis and Stafford's Wifi Wolf
Warblers' are at the Chopin Thea
tire, Detroit, Mich, this and next
week.
Diggs and Tribble are doing few
vaudeville dates in and around Chi
cago.
Lew Henry, the stage manager at
the Lyceum Theatre, Cincinnati, will
no doubt become the general manager
of the theatre owing to the death OF
T. Spencer Finley.
Tony Jackson, the great song
writer, died last Wednesday at his
home on Wabash Ave. The funeral
was held from Dan Jackson's rooms.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
1.-THE LOVE SPECIAL"

At the Nendome Theatre, Sunday
May /, featuring Wallace Reid.
All aboard for sizzling trip
through the West and the land OF
romance
4 trip engineered by daredevil
Wally as builder of railroads, battler
Of nature and woocr of fair ladies.
Skirting the crags OF towering
Sierras, plunging through snow scenes
the most majestic ever screened
Ending in wild night ride through :
blizzard, and letting You off all happy
and gasping for breath
Remember Reid in a racing auto!
Now watch him burn up the rails.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30
Madame Dewitt Smith
and Other Artists.
Can All Star Musical Cast)

Can All Star Musical Cast)
To Appear in the Largest Church
Home
The Royal Circle of Olivet Baptist
Church announces that it will pre-
sent in Concert, May 18th at Olivet
Baptist Church, 31st and South Park
Ave, a superb constellation of mu-
steal stars. Fine discretion in musical
taste and in arrangement of mum
bers is suggested by the presentation
of Mrs. Dewitt Smith, Soprano, as
sisted by a noted flutist, and support
ed by Lawrence Lomax, tenor and
Edouard Dufranez (Grand OPERA E.,
baritone.
Mrs. Herman Deries and John
Brown, Accompanies.
Many out of town music lovers well
come this choice presentation and
have announced their intention to be
present on this date.