Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-13

~ one country in which the Scottish
and English colony waited for Ameri-
cans to start golf club.
The game was introduced here by
Col. E. st. John Greble, who came to
Bucharest after the war to sell locds
motives. In 1922 he organized a golf
club at Bucharest, the government
granting land for a nine-hole course.
Sproull Fouche of Georgia, the
American commercial attache, is the
clubs mems champion and Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Patterson of Ann Arbor, Mich,
wife of the secretary of legation, is
the leading feminine player.
WEST YORK. Pa, June 13.-HeIen
)lyers was to the girls high school
basket ball team here last season what
the famous -four horsemen" were to
che 1925 Notre Dame foot bali ma.
chine.
Five hundred and three points in Il
games is her record, on which she
Bases a claim for the worlds high in
fividual scoring record. She was 3S
per cent Of her teams offensive power,
tyith 226 field and 81 foul goals. Her
team scored 622 against the opposi-
tons $50.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-G. FOs-
ter Sanford, jr., son of the former Yale
foot ball star, Rutgers coach and ex-
ponent of the multiple kick, is the
elainstay of the University of Penn
tylvania hurting corps this season.
Six foot three inches tall, Sanford
bas the ideal build for a pitcher.
Sanford is also tackle on the foot
paal team.
CORK, Ireland, June 13.-Pvt. Mos
NJ Doyle, the Irish lightweight anna
hur boxing champion, has relin-
auished his amateur status and will
Visit the United States.
In 1924 Doyle won the Irish and
Army featherwafght titles at the Tail
leann games, retaining them in 1925.
lnd scoring. In addition, victories
lyer British Army, German and
Danish boxers.
TYLER, Tex, June 13.-Out Of the
bushes" sometimes come base ball
Eonders.
John c. big Moose" Clabaugh, for
nerly with the Tyler club of the old
East Texas League, now with the
High Point, n. c., club of the Pied
hont League. seems to qualify.
The particular twinkle of this scin.
Hating base ball star is that he bat.
korld record for all leagues.
The record books give him 81, which
IT'LL tops the list, but the archives
If the Tyler club show that he added
Mo more in play-off games.
TOXIC. Japan, June ia young
Hrestling white hope" of Japan has
Ieen discovered in 15-year-old Kazuo
Hashimoto, who tips the scales at 290
pounds.
The boy has been apprenticed by
he Toxic WrestIers' Association.
1t is expected that he will ultimate
+ weight something like $50 pounds
md become one of the weightiest
Frestlers in the history of Japan.
The boy consumes about five pounds
4 meat at each meal, and between
heals puts an edge on his appetite
eating IL bowls Of japanese noodles.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, June 49,
pick Sturtridge of Gary, Ind, 1927
graduate of De Paw University, is
cclaimed as the greatest athlete the
ehool has had lin years.
Sturtridge crowned his career by
lacing second in the decathlon at the
Tenn relays, setting a new record of
8 seconds for the 110-meter hurdle.
He has won nine letters at De PAW
nd guard in basket ball and a 10.
econd man, a star hurdler and a
teight thrower of ability on track
nd field.
MOSCOW, June I3.-Muscovites
ave gone in strong for ping-pong.
he game. heretofore unknown, is the
ltest craze among all classes. In
pite of cramped living quarters and
ne high cost Of the balls, nearly every
ouse in Moscow has a ping-pong self
nd the game has taken the clubs bv
:orm.
IN discussion as to whether ping
ong is a sport or a mere amusement.
was adjudged to be a sport. and
catches are being organized for the
ummer.
CHICAGO, June ia golfer would
ave to play a course a dav from
.pril ] to August 80 to familiarize
tmself with Chicago's golf links.
here are 152 courses in and around
ae city. used, it is estimated, by 3OO,-
20 golfers.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 49,
espite his GO years, the warm Spring
feather has brought King Gustav
Ut or his Winter seclusion onto the
pyal tennis courts.
King Gustav has been a familiar
CURE on the principal Swedish
purts for so years, winning or losing
18th the good humor of the real
portsman. The King carries his
ears lightly and would rank high in
list of players of his country. He
as powerful service. his back-hand
lay Is sound and his placing is good
ATHENS, June 13.-Revival Of the
lassicai Olympic games in Athens in
koo and every fourth year thereafter