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record set for the season to date, 355,
downed Emory twice. Wallace Me-
mortal took two from the Petworth
MethOdists. vacating last place and
forcing this doubtful honor upon the
Petworth Baptists.
Individual leaders in the league are
Newkirk of Central with an average
Of 10; Smith Of Columbia. 1915; JAG
quette of Emmanuel, 1866, and Will
hide. Columbia, lO5.7.
Tomorrow nights matches will
bring together Central and Columbia
Heights and Emory and Petworth
Baptists.
Tuesday night Mount Pleasant VS..
Petworth NJ. F.. and Wallace VS.. I'M
manuel.
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High team set-ArlingtOn. SOP.
High team game-NatiOnals. 652.
High Individual set-McKay, Nationally :.
1876: Mandley lArlingtonb. 1896.
High individual game-Frlend tRecre-
atom. 81.
High strikes-Mckay (Nationalsl. 10
High spares-MandIey Darlington, 81.
High ayerage-Mandley Darlington :.
Arlington pinspillers, rolling a set of
LII, won three games from Ahepas
and gained first place in the league.
The Recreation bOwlers won the odd
game from the Union Printers by a
two-pin margin, o4S to 546.
The surprise of the week was
Georgetowns clean sweep of Smith
field A. c., who had been burning up
the league with high scores.
The Nationals took two games from
the Nomads and also rolled a 6l7
game.
Orrison Coal Co. finally came to life
and grabbed three from the Hugh
Reilly Co.
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SMELL, TORONTO RUNNER,
WINS 1O-MILE CLASSIC

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. October
% R).--Cha rles Smell of Toronto won
the Herald and Mails 10-mile road
race today, defeating a long field of
runners headed by John G.. Miles,
champion of the world. and
Clarence DeMar, Melrose, Mass,
runner.
SHELLS time was 54:14 AS and Miles
was 39 seconds behind him. DeMar
came in third. minute and 33 %
seconds behind Miles.
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ball and unplayable ball (stroke and
distance) to be too severe. Scott
has had correspondence with the U.
$. G. A.. and he asked the governing
body this cogent question: IF one
of the worst mistakes IN golf. aSso-
lutely missing the ball, is penalized
only one shot. why should a far
better shot, that may be only a few
yards off the line, be penalized the
equivalent of two shots"
Scott claims that ball may be
lost in the rough only few feet
from the edge of the fairway, costing
the player stroke and distance, while
a wild shot into deep rough may be
found and played without great loss
of distance and no loss of an extra
stroke. In addition. he says. a ball
out of bounds may be a we'll played
shot, while the man who has topped
a ball which rolls out into the fair
way incurs virtually no penalty. lie
says loss of distance alone would be
penalty enough and points to the
fact that the L. S. G. A. itself. in
the 1924 amateur championship.
waived the stroke penalty for ball
out of bounds and recommends today
that clubs make their own local rules
on these penalties.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team gdme-SeWer Dept, O3U.
High team set-HeGth Dent. .465.
-, High, indi tdual same-Brown Chief
;, High ;ndividusl set-Brown. Chief Clerk
Micky Reinhard, captain Of Water
Registrar. rolling his first set of the
season. helped his team to victory in
two out of three games With the Sew
er Department by rolling games Of
113 and 1873. The Sewer Department,
however. won the third game, hang
ing up the league record for a single
game with $50.
Brown. anchor for the Chief Clerk
f.. d., established two records by TAX
ing high game from Bailey. Assessor,
with 141; also high set from Malcolm,
Health Department, with 355. This
was responsible. in part. for the de-
feat Of the Repair Shop by Chief
Clerk, E. D., in two of three games.
Traffic Bureau tied Chief Clerk, E.
D., for second place by taking two of
three games from the Assessor. AS
SCISSOR went into a tie for third place
with Health, Repair Shop and Munich
pal Architect, when Municipal Archi-
tect took two Of three games from
Health Department
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TEAM STANDING

High team set-Statistics. $50.
High team game-Medicos. 567.
Individual set-Hamann. Statistics. 395
Individual game Hamann statistics. 151
Greatest number of strikes. Hamann. Sta
tistcs. IA.
Armies. 80
High individual average-Matloc Armies
1l3.
Frankies managed to hold their lead
in the War Department League by
taking two of their three games from
quarterma sters, but not without a
scrap, as anchor man McGregor was
forced to mark in the tenth frame
in order To land the final game.
Statistics by virtue of & three game
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with Jack Sharkey."
Il sure am doing that thing adj
mitted the Kid. land this game is
pretty discouraging when YOU cant
get EN-"
Game Good for All.
you are wrong again. and as
usual" insisted the Old Timer. duck
pins is the one sport In which skill
Is not essential to enjoyment. You
from the beginning. And another
thing. no matter how bad you are.
you can always find some one about
one YOU can lick occa aSionally"
"Ain't 1t the blessed truth" de
manded the Kid. gleefully. as he
counted nine on a. spare and then
made the One-pin break for second
mark. Yes, sir, l can always find
some one l can lick. II you don't
believe it, just look at the score
sheetr'
Accident" scoffed the Old Timer
my fault, because l was Il little
careless and slowed up a trifie to keel.
you from running out on me. If |
had tried"
Llieu! 11dT. f1df. laughed the
Kid. Say, L know you don't care
any more about losing a game than
you do about losing a right arm. But
YOU sure have given ME a good
thought
"A good thought" inquired the Old
Timer.
Sure about getting discouraged.
NO matter how bad you are, there
always is some one you can lick. I
must remember that, and think of
YOU whenever 1 find myself getting
discouraged.
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VOICT MISSES TIE WHEN
PUTT HANGS AT CUP RIM
BannOckburn Amateur Makes Game Bid For Sec
tonal Golf Title i'm Last Round of 72-Hole Event.
Ralph Beach, Burning Tree, Third.
BY w. R. McCALLUM.

~ OLLNG ROAD GOLF CLUB. CATONSVLIE, Nd October 25
Only the half turn OF golf ball which hung the lip of the
George Voigt of PSnnoCkburr
going tie for the middle Atlantic sof championships
this toiay
72hole total of 29l finished shot behind Leo Dec
professional Mountain View Cluh
York.
ed the tie by the
his for a die lip less than inch
of Club ot Washington
POS only five shots behind
Indian Spring who :d for third place the
first day a twoot for
place Went of
end of the finishing
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taking the odd game. f. Donaldson
scored high game with 127 for -Amity
with P. Elicit of the same team hav-
Ing the highest total, 333. Pumphrey
of Golden Rule contributed his share
with set of 325, but the balance Of
the Golden Rule boys could not get
going.
Feldman and Logan tied for the
weekly prize with 128 each.
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NORTHWEST CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Columbia Heights displaced I'M
manuel Baptists in first place in the
Northwest Washington Church Duck
pin League by sweeping a set with
the Petworth BaptiSts. Imm2nuel
dropped two ont of three To Mount
Pleasant Methodists. who advanced to
fourth place Immanue receding into
A tie with Central Preshyterians for
Second place.
Central, with Newkirk rolling the
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Among the pros the situation is
quite different. Not one of them has
stood out head and shoulders above
the others, although Ralph Beach
finished in the van of the best pro-
fesSional club swingerS around Wash
ington in the Middle Atlantic tourney.
which concluded yesterday.
Tommy Armour has been laid up
most of the season with a form of
rheumatism. and Fred Mcleod has
been off the peak of the game. which
kept him in the forefront of the pro
fessional ranks foE so many years.
Congressional Country Club golfers
are to compete today in the twin
match play rounds for the club cham
pionship now held by r. Il. Harrell.
At Indian Spring the third of the
1Shole medal play rounds in the 72-
hole event for the Presidents Trophy
is scheduled
Washington Golf and Country Club
golfers will compete Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday for the club cham
pionShip. An 18-hole qualifying
round will be played Thursday, with
match play rounds scheduled for Fri
day and Saturday for the title now
held by Nj. r. West.
So successful was the women's
Middle Atlantic championship, played
in Baltimore last week. that the wom-
an golfers are looking forward to a
continuation Of the event. Although
the entry list did not come up to the
expectations Of officials of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association, and par
ticularly because so few Washington
woman players entered, the tourney
was a complete success, and the wom
en- believe it should be a permanent
fixture of the competitive season.
Several Of Washington entrants eX-
pressed the hope it would be held a a
club near the Capital next year.
COiumbia's woman players will hold
their club cha mpionship tourney next
week. the event following Immediate
ly after the championship tournament
of Congressional Country Club.
Willie Scott, professional at Ralti-
more Country Club, believes the
penalty for ball out of bounds, lost
Evening star., 1926-10-24

High team games-Osiris. 600: La Fayette
6O3.
High team sets--Osris. 1881: La Fayette
6SI.
High individual averages--Rosenburg
Gompers. 11r-11: Burtner. Washington Cen
tennal. 1853 Urban La Fayette 1853
Watson, La Fayette. liz.
High individual sets-Urban. La Fayette
40; J. Ulrich. Potomac 399: Blumenthal.
Osiris. 3S4; Supplee. Harmony. 3s3; Dyre,
High individual games-Dyer. Takoma
159: j. Ulrich. Potomac 1877; Falls Ma
tonal. 50: Blumenthal. Osiris. log: Wat
High s,rikes-Robb. St Johns. 13: L..
Becker. Gompers. II: Doleman. Singleton
12: Pappas. NJ. NJ. Parker. 12.
ban. La Fayette. A.: Hart. G. c. Whiting
43; Werntz. Pentalpha. II.
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- Why" explained the Old Time
sending ont cards-engraved, you k
aing prescnts-to those who congrs
thought perhaps Harry Wills had
message of sympathy over his affair
y never sent him any message of
svmnathy," denied the Kid, shooting
carefully at a 2-4-7 break and picking
out No. 4 cleanly. whereupon. in Il fit
Of temper. he picked mp the third ball
and threw it down the gutter. "All
I've got TO say" he remarked, coming
back to the bench, lis that If they
start sending out cards with express
sions of sympathy, Youll have 70 buy
a carload to send to people asking
about that bowling team of yours.
What's the matter With the outfit.
anyway"
Hitting Where They Amt.
II certainly get a kick out of that"
countered the Old Timer considering
the way YOU have been shooting since
the sea son opened. Where do YOU get
off, criticizing bowlers, anyway"
II guess you're right at that" ad-
nnitted the Kid. sheepishly. II sure
am off the track for fair: just pulling
the ball past them all the time.
don't know what is wrong. but
It's psychological inhibition" in
terrurted he Old Timer.
"A what" demanded the Kid, so
startled that he dropped the ball
"A psychological inhibition" ex-
planned the Old Timer. You have
merely carried your base ball complex
into the h6wling game and YOU can't
get away with ii. You remember that
Billy keeler used to say that the Sc
-cret of good batting was to hit 'em
where they ain't?' You have let that
soak into your bean. which is all right
for base ball but here YOU are on the
bowling alleys and still hitting where
they ain't-which is all wrong, boy.
all wrong"
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Keelr Gag Poor in Duc Says Old 7mer Degel Retains w.
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

YTH championships played
\N/ Baltimore during the past week the competitive golf season
exception of two club championships be completed within
two
The far the concerned has established
Vog ranking Washington though
he failed
hiS~Ou uc1uh RI hau1Oiou
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ATHLETIC CLUB LEAGUE.

sweep from the District Engineers are
now but one game behind the leaders,
Evening star., 1926-10-24
ROBINSON AGAIN SIGNS
AS BROOKLYN MANAGER

NEW YORK, October % P.-Di-
rectors of the Brooklyn National
League base ball club after a meeting
today announced that the contract of
Wilbert Robinson, manager Of the
Dodgers, had been renewed. The Of
ficials refused to state either the terms
Of the agreement or the number Of
years it will run.
Robinson, who is also president of
the club. has been slated to reliquish
one of his Offices in the reorganizat ton
program being undertaken at Brook
lyn.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
HIT 'EM WHERE THEY AMT
PLAIN POISON, KID LEARNS
Can't Mix Base Ball and Bowling, Duck pin Veteran
Observes as His Partner Misses 2-4-7 Break.
There's Always Some One to Beat.

polished the ball carefully his hireee while
l boy the ducks
by the he remarked the Kid did card
from Harry Wills YETI"
Kid looked surprised
Evening star., 1926-10-24

John l.. Sullivan. who later was to
become the kingpin among the worlds
pugiliStS, was an enthusiastic foot
ball player during a term spent as a
student at Boston College.
Evening star., 1926-10-24
II W1II IdI Wits FNt
The Kid looked surprised.
"\Nhat card: he asked.


ha card:" he asked.
Why explained the Old Timer Il understand that Gene Iunney
like acknowledging we'd
who him beating Dempsey
Wills acknowledging
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