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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

Inc high schools trst and second
BASKET ball teams played the flrst ard
second teams OF Post Falls on the
local noor last Friday night. The
hathdrum nrst team won by a. score
OF 20 TO i6 and the Rsthdrum se,oud
team 6y q score OF IA to'2. Mr.. Dart
OF Priest River refereed the games
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

Ihs Badly StraDg Trio will presen,
musical entertainment here Thurs
diyevsnIng. January 81, under the
slspscee OF the high school
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

-Four dollars was taxed in at IN.
girls athletic association CANDY sale
A. the osskst ball game Friday night
Inc proceeds went toward the fund
for suits.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

David Copperfeld," play adopt.
o. from the book of the same name
or Charles Dickens, was shown at The
Star theatre, Tuesday, January *
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

Edward FInlay OF San Jo.s
California entered the eighth grade
Monday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

The state examinations 10 U. S.
history and Idaho history were gwen
to the eighth grade students Thurs.
day and Friday of this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

RELIEVES INDIGESTION, Classy PAINS
why suffer with indigestion and
enose gassy pains that crowd The.
neart, when Chamberlalns Tablets
VIII relieve you? They cost but little
only 25c. They are good. too for
oiilousness and constipation adv J
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-01-18

Inc nrst semester exams were given
Thursday and Friday OF this week
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"Carp'' in Need Of
u.s.. Bank Roll

New York. May s--Georges Car
pentier. French heavyweight. who
VAS knocked out In the fourth round
by Jack Dempsey and later was put
away by Battling Sikh. needs another
American bankroll. Although Car.
peniIer undoubtedly has seen his best
Gays. he has accepted guaranty OF
$4,000 to box 10 rounds. no decision,
with Tom Gibbons uf ST. Paul At
Michigan city. Ind. on May 81 unless
William Gibson. manager Of Gene
Tunney. American light heavyweight
champion. ties the F'renchman np in
The courts.
Realizing that Tunney would he
hailed as the light heavyweight cham.
pion of tho world II he should stop
Carpenter IN ~ or 15.round bout In
this locality. Gibson recently signed
the FrencLman for a match TO be de.
cided in June. Yet in spite Of Gibson =
positive assertion that Carpenter
agreed 10 meet Tunney before any
other challenger. Georges, Il would
seem. has resorted TO sharp practice
in order To elnch the $50 900 prize
offered by Promoter Fiizsimmon-.
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Damon Runyon Believes Sam Langford
When at His Best Better Than Wills

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Work to Star on
Muny Net Courts

Work on the new municipal ten.
nis courts Will start next week. ac.
cordlng to n. X. Harmon, secretary
of the Municipal Lawn Tennis ssso.
eistion.
Through the efforts Of the munic-
ipal association the city council War
persuaded to establish fund OF 81, 600
for the installation Of the new rnunlc.
iesl tennis courts under the direc.
.fon of the association.
The courts VIII be located at Thlr-
ty-fourth and Leavenworth streets.
seven clay courts with marble dust
Ars will be installed.
= Later It In hoped TO bring about
the appropriation Of another 5000
by the city council 10 that seven
h.ore courts may be installed.
A meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the Municipal Lawn Tennis ssso-
eialion has been called for Monday
night in the city hall by Albert Sin.
kle. PRECEDENT. At this meeting the
final plans for the new courts will
be contaminated and construction
work will follow immediately.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

DEaMeTrc
AMERICAN
Fans Disapprove
Of Fight Result

New York, May s.-Stormy disap
proyal by spectators followed the
judges decision which declared Luis
Nicentini Of Chile the winner over
Pal Moran OF New Orleans after
their 12.round lightweight battle NJ
Madison Square Garden last night.
Newspaper men at the rinzsids dis
agreed with the verdict.
The battle was comparatively tame
and disappointing. ylcentini. aggres-
sor in the opening stages. sent Moran
into a spell from which he did not
emerge until the latter rounds. when
be beat body tattoo upon his rival
for enough points to earn at least
a draw. in the popular estimation.
Vicentini. who was defeated by
Johnny shugrge in a previous visit TO
these shores. will challenge Benny
Leonard for the lightweight cham
pfonship.
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Elks Open New
Bowling Alleys

The Juiisns. with score Of 1901
topped the score OF Ave uen teams
that rolled across 10 alleys In tbs
handicap tourney At the opening ol
the p. =. o. Eiks new bowling alleys
last night Out state teams viii roll
in the fveteam events today while
local bowlers will compete In the
doubles and singles. The tourney VIII
extend through Sunday.
New alleys and pins made good
scores impossible IN last nights
games. The teams rolled ia two
sauads--i0 teams TO a squad. Twenty
five secret score prizes. donated bs
Brother Elks. VIII distributed amopa
the various bowlers competing
The 10 officers Of the local lodge
rolled the FIRST balls down the alleys
Short talks were given BY Exalted
Ruler Herbert johnson. Past Exalted
Ruler John killian. Congressman
Sears. and President conklln Of the
h.lks Bowling league.
A meeting 81 the Eiks Bowling
league VIII be held 81 the club Thurs
day night. Plans for the organlza
don OF the league next fan viii be dis
a4Isaed
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NINE
SEEKS SHORTSTOP

The Sherman Avenue Merchants
are IN need Of good rhorf stop and
third bsseman for their fast indepen.
dent team. Any applicants who
would Ike 10 try out with the team
should get In touch with Manager
Blnkiey at Webster ois3 after 6 p. m.
The Merchants Will play double.
header on their grounds In East
omaha nt Twenty first and East Lo'
Gust street Sunday afternoon. In the
first encounter the Merchants will
tackle the fast Council Bluffs Black
Sos team and IN fhe second game
VIII take on the Erandeis cofored
Giants. The first game viii start
promptly AZ I 20 y. m.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
EPINARD TO RUN
THREE RACES IN us

Paris. May 7.--Eplnard. champion
Of the French turf ns n 7year.old In
1929. Is 70 meet Sir Gaiiahad III. win.
ner OF the Lincolnshire handicap In
England March 90. In match race
over the ~. Cloud track on May L..
After the match race Epinard VIII
journey across the. channel 10 Eng.
land. there 10 meet the best of the
English 4year-olds. lie will then be
iaken 10 the United states 10 fuifIii
contract for three races IN New
York and Kentucky. against zev. In
Nencflani and My Own.
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Amateur Games


SUNDAY.
rhirty-seeosd and Dewey Avsnne.
L-aysnworth Merchants
I. s.soi Ntufon Street Merchants Nsbfas-
Ia National Uusfds
Miller Park.
re- Twenty. fourth and Amss street
Merchants -Nwifts fndeprndents
2.1ol sam Eilss-Mcklnney Dentists
FonteneIIe Park.
,ei Omaha sporting Goods co.-rss-
iisoi ". Q. w..Rnishis Of Columbus
Fast Eimwood:
iiei Ylnfon cub Corr Electric
West timwcod.
% Frcsp Park Merchant. South
71os Walter q risrh. Afsx TIrss
Murs Reach.
~ ksimsn Insurance. AFsncyzf NJ.
A. Juniors
sso 4. y. Errins.rs. Murphy.
Hit~fsiew rrrk.
iei Ernie Holmes Juniors Frost nat
ssos rnIon stock Yards. Kinney shoe.
Athletic Psvk
$50 Schneider Electric Standard
Christie HEIGHTS.
l;sot Gibson HANDLERS Polish Afhirffcs.
tiSo Dieik club -Janda Funeral Home.
~ Francis Park. Thirty sixth and o.
1880, South Omaha Boosters Mlchka
$40 4 n a-w.t r.svenworth I'm
provement Club
Garter Isks Cruh.
tae. omaha Police .cartsf Lake.
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-tr=---=.--=--a-s-a--s-
TIERNEY TO RUN
FOR N. Y. A. CLUB

New York. May s--New York 4
fooi.raeing brigade VIII be augmented
In the near future by the addition
or one OF the most promising runners
In the United stsfer--Joseph Tierney
Of Holy eros. college
Tiernev. formerly a resident NJ New
Haven, Conn. whore lie started his
sfhlstic career ~ high Jumper on
= high school track team. II now Of
ficislly domiciled IN this city.
The Holy Cross athlete. whose
sprlnting At distances between 400
ard 900 yards furnished one OF the
big kicks" of the recently concluded
indoor season. has already, confided
70 his local friends that he will apply
for athletic membership in the New
York Athletic club. and will. Of course,
wear the Mercury foot In competition
during the summer months when col.
lege IL closed.
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go W1G MSN..
MNkNICHTS
M-eiS6SSirtsJ e

New York. May 3,--Jobnny dundee,
eorlds festhsrwslsht King, bss agreed
contender me state athletic commission
selects This agreement was reach this
sfferroon sfter roufereDes between
Charles Johnston, Dundses manager. and
hamilton. OBtsrie.--Bswsrd May
i.effy. Hamilton ami Bob Ebber. bantam
ueient champion Of Canada, dfsr 10
>ew york,-Lpis Vincent. Chile, won
lz rounds: Johnny. Leonard. Allentown.
"a. scored technical knockout over
tsrl Duane. New York. sirth round.
Tsyoste. Onfsrio~--yeung sfribBns
s.sarded decision over Tommy BgrDs. De-
ifoif, JG rounds. Tommy Mitchell. Detroit,
1rat Biiiy tsrrell o. Sks,s.e,g.s; Z,,.e,s; psvs Day,
ieass. EIrner wstf of Toronto. defeated
fyips Barlow II Buffalo.
vancouver. MAY s.-yIe voley, local
sssGsrs~sigkt sssiy Won . 6selsIon ovsr
rsddv esfdmsn SsN Yofk, IN f9-fo1nd
tout here.
san vrsnetseo. Bsy s.--Avehis Walker,
ss3ztsur iighfwsixht boring ehsnpior .of
New York ~on q decision ovsr E6fis
white of szB Francisco IN four rounds
here
Hamilton. Ont. May s.--Bobby Eber nj
Hamilton and howard asybsrr1 of Dh-
'@eixhsd iITH pounds and Msybsrry
1i7-
Pboesfa. ARR. May s.--Affer flooring
hls opponent four times, Ray Garcia o1
nav. Iriz. wss awarded technical
knoekout .egfr Roy Quinn of ~. All.
sssnd ssut Asra Tns are iniddlswsisnts
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
BUNNY BRIEF TOPS
ASSOCIATION

Bunny Brief ~ Kansas city is safe
~ perched at the head of the Ameri.
can association list with an average
Of .+ss. Reb Russell of Columbus has
scored four homers and ~ runs. for
an average Of .404. giving him third
place. Davis. also ~ Columbus Il
the second with siT.
Neun ~ 81 Paul Il leading In
stolen bases with seven. other lead.
Ing hatters:
Murphy. Columbus. 100. wheian.
Indianapolis. 1875 Mcguire. Toledo.
800. Grimes, Columbus. ass: Maih.
ews. Milwaukee. $50, Dresser. 81
Paul, $50: Branom. kansas City. ass.
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Was Langford a greater fighter
than Harry WIS
The writer Is inclined 10 answer
yes to this question.
Yet there is room for much argu-
ment. Wills. when little more than
a raw hand. gave Langford terrific
fight In their first battle. when Lang
ford was at his best.
Langford's greater experience final
ly won for him Presently Wills
gained In experience. caught up with
Langford. finally passed him. ss the
years stripped IAngford Of his
prowess.
u Iangford stood out over Wills
In sny one particular II WAS in ring
intelligence.
I.angford's f5stic mentality was de,
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hles 3 Mqside h!!eE

([T NC JIM BARNES, the tall
I'D wiry ex-open champion.
,s discussing length and lack
Of length at golf
Before getting down " the reasons
for distance Barnes was none too
sure that the golf ball of today II
much longer than the golf ball Of 10
or ~ years ago.
Il remember" he saId. back IN
1912. when I played In the open at
Buffalo. There was a hole there
over 600 yards in length. or around
900. IN 1912 I was on that green in
IL and got .. A year or so ago /
played there with Hagen and Kirk
wood. The conditions we're practical.
ly the same In each case the
course was fast and there was a
favoring wind. And on this last visit.
over 10 years later, II was all We
could do TO get up around tho edge
OF the green in q"
In this same connection Oswald
Kirkby has a cup he won in a. long
driving test at Tuxedo In 1919. The
distance engraved on the cup IL 2si
yards. SO the golf ball OF 12 years
ago was not exactly dead.
a little lighter ball and = slightly
larger one" continued Barnes, would
give more length 10 the average hit
ter. There seems b. be = general i'm
preston that the change 10 . some.
what lighter ball will favor the star
against the Majority Of those playing.
IL will work just the other way. A
hard hitter who can time his stroke
correctly can get more distance from
the heavier. smaller ball. hut the
average hitter can't get this ball up
~ quickly ~ he should. and he will
not hit " AZ far as he will 4 lighter
one that Isn't too light. Certainly
. larger ball will be easier 10 control
around the green ON short pitches.
chip shots and puts. For this tyne
of ball can be played In fifmer fash.
Ion mp To tho pin. With the ssnaIIer
heavier, IiveiIer ball there Ia a feeling
NJ restraint, of bc,ding back. which
destroys firmness."
There are many reasons for dl,
lance, but what do you consider the
most important ones' We asked
Barnes.
The way In which the wrists are
used he sad Take the case Of
cyri Walker. Walker doesn't weigh
over l20 pounds. lie has no bulk 10
put back " drive or an iron shot
Ills arms are quite small. Yer he
ures his wrists 10 such fine effect
fnaf he can hold his own with
Hagen, fsrszsn or any ono else Wal.
ker 10 rarely outdriven by snv man
ne meets. He uses light clubs. clubs
mar he can whip without great 81.
tort, and he sends the club had
through a greater speed than any
one ! ever saw. Strong wrists helm
put only when they are wiry with
tneir Hare Of snap or elastic quail.
ties. A strong wrist may be wonder.
fui for lifting or showing. and vet
nave little snap 10 help long hitting
Inc trouble II that most golfers
fall TO use their wrists in the ytob,
way st the right fime." Barnes con.
f'nued. In their desire 10 hit a long
ball they get the snap In too ouickIy.
20 there is no punch left - fbs eIub
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GIBBONS TO TRAIN
AT GRAND BEACH

Chicago. NAV s.--T'ommy Gibbons.
ST. Paul light heavyweight. will train
at Grand Beach, Mich. for his fight
May 81 with Georges Carpenter.
French boxer. at Michigan City, his
manager, Eddie Kane, announces.
Citizens OF Grand Beach have turned
over to Gibbons an entire annex TO n
hotel on the lake front with so rooms
available. Training Will be started
next saturday. Kane said.
Gibbons will spend several dsys
here next week before beginning his
workouts.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Yank Jockeys
Lead Paris Meet

rvfis. May s--Amoriear Jockeys
are ,ne two. three IN the closest race
Of yetrs for tho supremacy. in fist
racing at the completion of the first
part ~ the season.
FRI NIX O'Ncill OF 81 Louis l. lead.
Ing sith IS wins. Guy Garner ~ Ken.
tu KY and Matt MacGce Of Sleeps.
h ad Bay are tied for second place
with IL winners each. and the French
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Robinson Leads
Western Batters

Chief Robinson. Omaha Buffalo
outhelder. Is topping the bstters IN
the Western league with the remark.
able mark Of .tii. lie IL followed
b. Lamb Of Tulsa with an average
OF .4s1. while Jack f,eliveif. manager
o. the Oilers. Is third with sSo.
Davis and Washb1fn. both Of Tulsa.
are leading the home run slu9rers.
Each has Knocked the hall over The
fence sIx times already this season.
Other leading bafters ~ the West.
ern league are:
Miller. ST. Joseph. .4s7: Davis. TUi.
"a. .szs. cafey. Denver. 4z5: o.Brien.
Denver. .3se; McIarry. Des Noines.
eel Butler. Wichita. .3ss. Sweeney.
Oklahoma city, $50.
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DAcE-
NESGXT4.
LEXINGTON.

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rfs,.y feniieias tTkeraddaiss5. 80 80
~fsfau ffna.u Cts. i Ssfss siss assl. ~sas.sss
oos'is ?. Our optiea ana Disoesn sIst
second rse.. yosr and os.-hsk fur
Liftie Visitor 0faninsios1.,es 80 10
1seklsnd Friaeess p. roci' = - les
Tat1 i'm. y,.,.. s,i.i s, $ Ss,ass , a,s. gs.s
ea.ii. ssnss. f' Eau. nlss.sbs Isa. nes. .aa ss
Third race Alls sna - Ysrass
ssronla a. yeDeffnafI lsss seo 4fs
Anity Claim fThetnafksl - 80 re
Tims i.ss y sssh ases ss.s,ss
kfse. S1raf. Stare. Louie Nasnsf aod
snow Maiden aiso
Fourlh refes = nile
Welcome t0fIffnl ~ tar 80 sfa
slsn sls,i tsiags..l .s=s.s.-..sss 80 80
Time I.ig -. Kiffy wililasu. -.
ehanss. Fergusen. Old Harbon and fiaxhes
Fiffh rsre. Nis ana sfshth.
Guest u Honor ~. fpoiJ t1e 80 ffa
s.grelssz tfstssfl .sss-tssss. s&e -
T.ne. i.si nsisaai naFTsesas ssa
sirth race fear zna ens hsg fnf1ansss
Iafy Dear tssgfisl ss-.. SO go 80
~ Destiny Z. faeil il..++s.- 80 80
rNntie tAsrtint .ss ss4.st.a4zz -
Tim ss Tsra|ns vsfn Eins nor8-
Broken Sias. ara Bots naps slso fsn
seventh faef Me anf.a 1sih
sediau fMerslefj z=4s iz1e efa 80
John Hashsr fffcnft ..sszz. ia tfa
TIRE fsr - klnhsra. sfsorex. lax
Frost also fHs
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STAGE
FOOTBALL GAME

Lincoln. Neb.. May s.--In a prac
lice football game on the Lincoln
High school grounds Friday. the
spring football squad Of cornhuske,,,
was divided into two teams, fhs
fsds and the white" The Reds
Won TO 0 In the fourth quarter when
Msnderv passed 10 onartcrbsc ck
hsmm for . 5o.ysrd rsIn. Another
pass 70 kiffin gained % yard. and
then kanm carried the ball seven
yards for . touchdown.
Robertson, Mcintyre, Tinm. Thomp
son, Wickmsnn, shestak. waldo. Hig.
gins, Groh. Kuskey, Joe Weir and
ppteau played on the whites. f"
whiis Ogden. A. Mandery. Tischy,
e1ose, kiffin. Miller. swearInxen,
Snolz, bunker. watkins and Ksmm
performed for the Reds"
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PHI Rios DEFEAT
ALPHA KAP?AS

In Tho fourth game ~ The annual
inte,frafernity baseball tournament.
held at the Nebraska College of Medi
cine. the Phi Rho defeated the Aiphs
Kappa Kappa BY the score of II 20 I
In = fiveinnlng affair. Msngoid. first
sacker for the Phi Rios. was the star
Of the game with the willow. getting
homer. n triple and two doubles out
Of six times 70 bat.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Princeton and NAVY Meet.

annapolis. Md. May Princeton
ana Naval academy rowing crews will
clash on the Severn river thl. after.
noon In the biggest program ever
staFed between the two institutions.
Races between freshmen, second var.
sity and varsity eights. will be rowed
IN the order named. water conditions
permitting. The rival crews have ex.
perisnced their share Of early season
nIfhcuities. but all are IN good shape
Tor the struggle. Each OF the races
VIII be over course OF a mile and
three quarters.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
NEW RACE TRACK
TO OPEN AT MIAMI

New York. May s.--A finely sp.
pointed race track IL nearing compile.
ton nj Miami, Fla. and VIII be thrown
open some time In December. II Is
said. for a meeting OF so days or
more. There will be no bookmaklng
on the races inside the new track.
the promoters having decided 10 use
the parimutuei betting system es.
ciusively.
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HUSKERSLOSE

Lincoln. May s.-poor supper, on
the part Of the cornhuskers iufield
cost the University Of Nebraska thr
frs, game Of two.gams series Will,
the Kansas AFsies here Friday after
noon. s 20 5.
Ieweilen. Nebraska. hufier. pitched
well. hut his teammates fielding WAS
ragged.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
TRACK FAST FOR
DIXIE STAKES RACE

Baltimore, Md. May s.-Renewsl
OF the $4,000 Dixie stakes. a fs.
fons Pimloco purse and second only
TO the preakness in added money for
any feature OF the spring meeting
I. the big event st the Old I'm Top
track today. A notable list Of s.yesr
oids and mp will be sent over the
mile and three sixteentbs route.
The weather II clear and the track
fast
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Tulsa Defeats
Buffalocs in
Filming Game
Oilers Bunch Error. Double
and Single IN Final
Round to Win.
u io

The Tulsa Oilers ieok advantage ~
o'Neliis sgror In he twelfth inning
Saturday and with the aid - a
double and single scored two runs
enough 10 nose the Omaha B0ffaioss
oat ~ ihe second game Il the series
bY the score ~ - 4
1911 Bailey and Kr Wiiisia en-.
gagged In a pitchers duel from iha
very start The Buffaioss lad a
chance town out IN their half of the
ninth and again In the eleventh. INT
poor base running caused the con
test to go into extra periods.
Omaha scored three IN the sixth
and the fourth run In The seventh
when Joe Bonowiiz knocked a home
run.
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Burch Releases
Two Players

The axe fell on two omaha Euffn
Ices Friday when Barney Burch. own.
er OF the club. announced that P.teh.
or Fred Schemanski. obtained from
the Washington Americans in the
deal that sent Byron Specie 10 the
Nationals. and Don Brown. outfieId
er. had been given their outright re.
lease.
Brown joined the Ruffaloes late in
the season ~ 1872. coming from the
Texas league.
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head reaches the ball. There should
be feeling of the delayed hit. OF
waiting on the final punch. Of speed
ing up the club head through the ball
and not at the start OF the down
swing. No one can begin speeding
up the club head from the start Of
the down swing and then have any
snap left as the ball IL being hit.
Golfers spend any amount Of
time working with foot position, knee
action. body piyoting. etc. without
paying much attention 10 the hands
and wrists, both extremely importan mt
factors. While the left hand should
be firm on the club. II should never
grip tightly. and tho right hand
should bs even lighter In ifs hold" ("
This IL true enough. After one of
Chick" Evans best rounds he stat.
ed that he seemed to be holding the
club with lighter grip Than he had
ever used before. II was afraid" he
said, that II was going TO fly out Of
my hands The lighter grip insnres
greater rhythm In the back swing,
cuts down The fast. jerky start. and
also acts as q guard against hitting
too soon. The harder one grips the
more likely he In 10 hit too quickly.
TO Kin off all snap at the moment OF
impact.
Few golfers ever made the mistake
OF gripping the club too gently. The
fault Is on the other side OF the line.
And when the grip Is OF ironbound
qualities there IL almost no elasticity
left to snap when Inc time comes. Yet
the less confidence one has In his
swing the surer he Is to grin with
viceiike power. 10 clutch with all the
strength he has. We have seen
more than one champion under heavy
pressure start gripping with greater
force and through this fault begin TO
increase the pace OF his swing and
70 lose his timing. If II enecta the
stars In this way one can see Whist a
Vastly more devastating effect il will
nave upon the average player.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
YOUNG STRIBLING
! BEATS TOM BURNS

Toronto, Ont, May S. Young"
stribling, Georgia school boy, won
the decision from Tommy Burns Of
in a slashing 10round fight
here last night. The decision was
unpopular. Burns put up fine
battle. carrying his foe along on. even
ierms for the first five rounds and
ending fhs southerner to the floor IN
the fourth round for 4 count Of three.
striblins was the stronger In the last
five rounds
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

fsferday'- Hsuiis.
-. Paul, .. Toledo. ,.
Minneapolis. 5 Column ogs
kansas city. 4. IsOBisgilis. Z
Indianapolis. Q. At1xa1ses,
Games To-day.
Toledo a. 81 Paul
Columbus at Minnea polls.
Indianapolis A. Milwaukee,
Louisville ~ Kansas city.