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New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

Easter has been eliminated but the children will be given a week early ill May.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a sup per on Tuesday evening, April 26 in the banquet of Community hall. An entertainment will be held follow ing the supper,
 The town road repair gang have completed their operations on tho roads in the district. Wilcox av- enuc extension has been put into tip top shade as has been the avenue. The state road gang have also com pleted their work.
 Sale of used household goods Mon day, April IS, 1:30 to 3:3O ?. m. Oak sideboard. kerosene range, Richmond range. odds and ends. House of s. NJ. Cowles. kensington. ~--advt
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
Holiday Losing

Local stores will be closed tomor- row in observance Of Good Friday. remaining open late tonight. The barber shops will observe the same hours. The PlainviHe Trust Co. will he closed. The local factories Will shut down tonight and will not re- open until Monday morning; at the Tr0mbull Electric Mfg co, and standard Steel and Bearings. Inc. however the office force will he or th" ioA saturday. The pos. o.lfcs will he open as usual,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

Totals .....475 BIO 4S7-147:
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

| however, tho office force will ne or i inc ioA saturday. The pos. o.lfcs 1 will he open us usual. 1 Central Pomona Meeting
 Plauyi'le Grange entertained Con . 'ral Pomona on Turslay for the first 1 time in three years. About .uo Changers were present from yari- ! ous parts of the state. The program for the afternoon was provided by members of F,aiu,ulu Grange. as- sisted by Bristol and Southington Changers. The discussion for the afternoon was (Which is the Most Profitable. Specialized or Diversified Farming 2" Visitors were generous ln their praise Of the entertainment provided by the local Changers and especially Of tho excellent dinner served under the direction or Mrs. Lizzie Carter.
 TUnHday evening 4S members Of flain'itin Grange went 10 West iiaG'ford, where they conferred the ihird and fourth degrees OH a class oi candidates.
 On the same evening eight Of the local Changers attended in large gathering Of Patrons of Husbandrv in Nowlas,on, where Charles $. Gardner, high priest of Denetcr was the special speaker
 The next meeting os plainltllc Grange will be a Neighhors' Night and will be hold next Tuesday. Union Grange ot Southington is to furnish the entire program for the 1 evening. Chairmen or the commit ! tee on refreshments are Mir. and Mrs Raymond Williams. Nurse On Wcck-Tnd Leave Mss Clara l.. Gallant, visiting nurso, will leave tonight to spend the remainder of ihg weekend III Boston, Mass.
 Good Friday Services
 X union Good Friday service. in which members Of all churches are invited 10 participate, will be held at T:i5 o'clock lom0rrow evening al the Baptist church. Rev. Horace E. Sloat of Hartford will preach.
 At the Church Of Our Saviour there will be d service at TO q. n with sermon by Rev. Leonard Mel vile.
 At the Church of Our Lady of Mercy the mass of the pre-slucudpd will be said at ':$o 3. III. The Cos pei narrative of the Passion accord ing to St. John win ho read and tla cruciiN unveiled, and the yrnerariou oi the cross will follow. In the evening there will be Leuteu devo- tions with the way Of the cross. sermon on "Tha Passion of our Lord" and venorat.on of the cross.
 Tho regular prayer meetings at the Methodist, Baptist, and Advent Christian churches will be omitted this evening.
 Surprise Party
 Miss Agnes Scranton was given a surprise party by her brother Louis last evening in honor of her 18th birthday anniversary. Tho table was decorated with pink and blue streamers. Miss Scranton received many beautiful gifts. Guests were present from Southington, New Britain Hartford, and plainville.
 Methodist Church Bowling
 The Methodist church howlers rolled last evening at Harts alleys with the following scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

Meet mo al the Mems Wear shop next to the strand theater. I'm go ing to buy an Easter tic.-0lvt.
 Large line of shoes for the who'll family. l, J. Birnbaum, Neri block --adVt.
 Franklin touring car. good condi- ton. for sale, Sl5o. Tel, 3S2 or call 3S Park street.-Adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
Funeral of Mrs. Frank Dellairo

The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Dellairo of v South Elm street was held at her late home at 9 o'clock this morning. Services were conducted by Rev. l.. Beccaris. pastor of St. Anthony's church. and interment was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
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Cong. Church Supper

X Lorten supper will be served in inc Congregational church parish house at G:$9 o'clock this evening under the auspices of the Womans $ federation. All young people of thr church are invited. Each is asked to hrnis ono article Of food. Miss Tanioca of Japan will speak.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-14
Holiday Tomorrow

Tomorrow, Good Friday will be generally observed about the city as Il holiday. blanks, stores. barber shops. the public library and the fac tories will all be closed for the day. The schools Of the ci closed at noon today and will reopen on Tuesday. April 26th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06
VIRGINIA BOXERS WIN
CONFERENCE TITLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March
5.--Virginia boxers today won this
first title tourney ever held by the
Southern Conference by scoring q
points In the finals.
North Carolina, Is; Florida, 10
Georgia, .. and Virginia Poly, 8, fol
lowed in that order.
Summaries of final bouts:
BANTAMWEIGHT-Wo by Kelly (vir
Einial over Bfrchmore (Georgfa}. Judges
efFIiEEGnf fhsEEss EHsnff sy ,,.r 1y,r
ginIa) over RUSSELL {Georgia). Judges deed
',o Hte iaisS EsfRsRas. by Ho..n ,vir
ginia) over Erwin tFiorida) JudEes' deci
slGe Ialsi FfsRsi by Butler mort,
'eG Mf4b1E EVE faaHes by Patti. tvir
glnia Teeht over llrmston tVirginia). Judges
oei ifaar iG HaEFArTSYYRRaih1GHr-won By War
T rsoh 1N Nor caroina' eyer zebie Florida
HEAvYw E1GHT-Won by shuford tNortf
Caroli1al over Hall tFiorida). Judges deci
Boxing copmission. 1udses---MiiIsr and
.BANTAMwEEHfGiHffLWon. By Carpenter
fEorth Cardinal by forfeit from Miller
LeHTwETGHT-zwon By Jester, Georgia,
over. Russell North Caroltna). By Judges
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iRssf taHff rSane By Garry Flor
idal over Holder (Georgia). BY Judges deci.
esff LEV lHE EouR9s By wooda
Rial over Warren lFloridal. BY Judges deci-
sloa afser feqc 59gnds by Haley ,eeor
giA) over Daniel virginia.. BY Judges de-
cision. after four rounds.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
WILL HAVE A LEAGUE

Southern Maryland is to be repre-
sented by base ball league this sum
mer. The league has been organized
by four Anne Arundel County clubs,
and before the season opens the first
Saturday in June four additional
teams will be taken into the organ
ization, Prince George, Montgomery
or Charles Counties.
Nicholas H. Green, prominent An
napo1is attorney and sportsman, has
been selected president of, the circuit.
Elmer M. Jackson, jr., sports writer,
has been named secretary. and Stats
tician.
The new league win play semi-pro.
fessional BALL The bylaws allow for
three class men. designated as play
ers, who have played more than Is
games in organized ball. 1t is the
plan of the league to develop play
ers, not buy them. All games will be
played on Saturdays and Sundays.
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nd1n Arm Motion Makes Pitching Easy Johnson Opines Rue
CUBS RAPIDLY ROUNDING
INTO FORM AT CATALINA
Chicago Club to Enter National League Race This :
Year Confident That 1t Has Smart Pitchers
and Catchers and Good Manager.

has had the advantage Of his first
year in the league and II not worrying
this Spring, as he did when he was
freshman manager He knows the
cards he holds in hh hand and he
knows much more about how the
other fellows play theirs.
And the other managers hold Nc
Carthy IN respect, for the record of
the Chicago Cubs in 1925 was sur
passed by no other club in either
league. Mccarthy built a contender
team from what seemed last Spring to
be first cousin to nothing.
Wilson in Good Form.
Hack Wilson is here with less Of
him than came to the shelter OF the
Island palms a season ago. He wore
rubber shirt night and day to rid
himself Of cruel flesh, but he doesn't
reel that as necessary this year Hack
Is confident he is going to be able 10
properly use his trusty hoe handle of
ash this coming season
Hack has one of those cherubic
frames which finds favor with base
ball fans. mo one loves a fat WON
an, sang the girl Of less than 500
POUNDS, but In base ball II is tradition
that the fans love the fat man and
love him more IL he can bat. An obese
player running the bases for a home
run is sweeter sight to huma nitv
than a skinny man doing the same
thing and always has been.
Hack has cultivated a special 500
batting percentage during the Winter
months and only needs the tonic that
catalina can give him. He inhales II
In bucketfuls on theobeach and spoon.
fuls at the table.
fCopyriKht 1927
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COLE
BY SOL METzGER.

One of the biggest thrills I ever
got out of following good golfer
occurred when Jim Barnes, play
ing the sixteenth at Skokie during
a Z. S. open, found himself
trapped in sand behind a tall and
steep bunker, with grove OF
trees between the bunker and the
green. Is yards away. 1t was a
par 4. hole, and when we saw
Jim's tee shot slice into this trap
II looked as though he was to be
counted out.
On the contrary. we hadn't hg-
ured on the player. Barnes care
fully studied the situation and
took out his niblick. He was
some 75 yards from the green.
Fortunately the lie was clean. No
one had left footprint in this
bunker. That occasionally hap
pens. you know. to your opponent.
Jim firmly planted his feet in the
sand, came back little beyond a
three quarters swing and by fine
wrist action and clean stroke
that took no sand. picked up the
ball and pitched 1t well over
bunker and trees. landing it safely
and dead on the green. Jim
wasn't putting well that day or he
could have scored a birdie 8. Use
a pronounced open face when
playing such shot, but not so
open as to cut clean under the
ball. Your club face has to make
contact with 1t in order to apply
the force of your stroke to pitch
ing 1t out.
Copyright. 1927
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COAST LEAGUE PICKS
HALL OF FAME TEAM

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 5.-:~A Pa.
cific Coast Base Bail League hall
Of fame" was founded today with the
enrolment of the names OF nine
players-an all-star team for 1926.
The aggregation, announced by
Harry A. Williams, league president,
was selected by % coast sports writ
ers, who scollaborated for TIE first
time in the history of the Western
circuit In picking an all-etar sseam.
The lineup:
Rest Cole, Missions, San Fran
cisco, pitcher.
Art Koehler, SacranaentO,
catcher.
James Mcdowell, Missions, first
baseman.
Johnny Monroe, Sacramento,
Thompson Prothro. Portland.
third base.
John Mitchell, Los Angeles,
shortstOp,
Marty Callaghan, Seattle, left
field
Arnold STATE, Los Angeles. cen.
ter field.
Russell Buzz" Afiett. Oakland,
right field.
Selection was made on the fssiding,
pitching and batting averages CT 1928,
plus personal observation of this work
of the men on the field.
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FOREMAN-S SCRAP
SHOULD BE A GOOD ONE

A bang-up fight is expected to result
when AL Foreman takes on Ruby
Stein at the Arcadia March 10. under
luspfces of the Arcadia Sporting Club.
After seeing Stein in action, fans
should be able to get An idea as to
the comparative punching ability of
Foreman and Honey Boy 'Finnigan
Stein put up a fine fight against Fin
nigan some time ago at Madison
Square Garden. New York. He has
scored over many clever feather
weights.
The Arcadia Club bouts are open
only 10 members Of the club. Those
wishing to join the organization should
get their membership cards as soon as
possible.
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I1Ea dHHudi HleH championship
golf tournament of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association will
i be held at Norfolk Country
Club this year.
The association, meeting last night
at the New Willard Hotel. awarded
Sthe sectional classic to the Norfolk
club for June q, 20, 90 and 80.
The association awarded the wom-
ems championship event to the Con-
gressional Country Club, and left the
dates to the discretion of the execu-
tive committee The tourney proba-
bly, viii be held early in October.
Officers were elected as follows:
( President, DIR. J. Jet Mccormick,
Norfolk Country Club: first vice pres
ident, Robert G. Worthingto41. Balti-
more Country Club second vice pres
ident, Guy Mason. Congressional
Country Club: executive secretary
treasurer, W. r .McCallum. Washing.
ton Golf and Country Club.
The association defeated a motion
that the annual dues to member
clubs be reduced from SIS to $40.
District Golf Association, at its
meeting tomorrow night at the Rae
quet Club. will ratify tournament
assignments for the 1927 season, ten
tatively arranged at a meeting of the
executive committee last Monday
night. Town and Country Club prob
ably will open the season with it's
Spring event the last week in April,
to be followed by the affair at the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
Immediately after this tourney Chevy
Chase will hold its competition, fol-
lowed by the event of the Baltimore
Country Club. Then may come Indian
Spring, while the following week will
be open, though some local golfers
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~ATALINA ISLAND, Calf,
March 5.-While Wrigley's
Y million-dollsr Cubs chafed in
~ 1dleness upon this delightful
Robinson Crusoe island Fri
day. 100000 900 worth of rain fell
from the skies like maple sir,lp upon
wheat cakes, so the owner of this
little rock of paradise called it day
even IL Joe Mccarthy, manager Of
his base ball team, did not.
The Cubs have been here the better
part of weel9and all the youngj men
are coming into fitness fast. That is
all except young shortstop named
English. who was taken from Toledo
to strengthen this Chicago team. Like
some other hall players who have
moved from minor to a ma ior league
English thought he should have u
portion Of the money paid by Chicago
for his services. A PLAYER with about
two years more elementary educatio
might be expected to act in such q
manner, but IL Is to English's advan.
tage to get out of aAlninor league en-.
Vironment and roam in the same at.
mosphere brea thed by Ruth. Some
young ball players would gladly pa ~
for the privilege.
English May Aid InfieId.
English. Joe Mccarthy believes. will
smarter up his team on the iniieId.
Not that Cooney was so much out
or the way last sea son, but he was
at the top of his success.
The Chicago National League club
fs going into this years race confident
that it has pitchers and catchers and
Joe Mccarthy, which is a mighty good
trio with which to begin. Mccarthy
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O'DAY TO FIGHT DUNDEE
IN SHOW AT ANNAPOLIS

Terry O'Day of washington has
been matched against Buster Dundee
of Baltimore in the main bout of the
next boxing card Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars at Annapolis, to- be
staged there on Thursday.
Other Washingtonians lined up for
the show include frankie Di Angelo,
who will trade punches with Young
Firpo, Filipino featherweight; Joe
File, who will take on Warren Stev-
ems, another feather, and Mixer
Mitchell and Young Toby. Washington
Juveniles, who will appear in an exlli.
bition tussle.
Heinie Miller of Washington is pro.
noting the Annapolis shows.
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SOCCER TEAMS CLASH
IN SEMi-FINALS TODAY

Monroe meets Concord hooters this
afternoon, at o'clock, on the Monu.
ment grounds, and the champion Wal
ford Club engages Marlboro at 3
O'Clock on the same pitch in senlis
final round games OF Washington
Soccer Leagues cup tie play.
Both games bring together the
strongest teams of the circuit. Mon
roe and Concords were runners-up,
and Walford and Marlboro were win
ners in sections / and 2, respectively,
in the recent league race.
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MISS CIRCUIT VICTOR.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 5
Op).--PIaying a brand OF golf that
stamps her as a sure contender some
day for national honors, Maureen Or
cult, Englewood, N. j., added to her
list of triumphs today the Florida
East Coast title at the st. Augustine
links. She defeated Mrs. J. La Rogue
Anderson of Cherry Valley, l.. L.,
6 and 4.
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LEWIS NAMED PRESIDENT
OF PIGEON RACING CLUB

Melvin II. Lewis has been elected
president OF the Southwest Racing
Club. Calvin Brown has been elected
vice president and Raymond Boswell
secretary.
The first pigeon race will be held
May 7, from a Cumberland loft
Other races Will be. held from Con-
norsville and Pittsburgh.
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VIII attempt to qualify for the national
open championship.
Coiumbia's Spring tourney will be
heid the first week in June, with Con-
| gressional following the third week
of the same month.
President Robert Stead, IT.. will pre-.
side at the Racquet Club meeting.
Manor Clubs golf committee Is to
meet In few days and indorse a
series of monthly tournaments, which,
with other events, will feature the
CLUBS 1927 program. Members of the
committee are at work now on a new
handicap system made necessary be.
cause of the many new members.
Plans under consideration call for q
monthly prize for the member enter
tanning the largest number of guests
ON the course. All kinds OF score
prizes are to be offered during the
season.
With Fall tournament already be-
ing projected, the committee believes
the entire 1S-hole layout viii be in exsI
cellent shape to constitute a severe
test of the game. The incoming nine
has been handicapped during the Win.
ter and trees set out along the va.
rious fairways. Several tees have
been made over to bring them close TO
the trees and other improvements
made. An inter-club schedule with
Beaver Dam and. Argyle is being
worked out.
Golfers from many OF the Govern
ment departments will meet at the
Treasury the afternoon of March is
to arrange de&ails for inter.depart-
mental team matches and to discuss a
championship.
Two big public courses-East Poto-
mac Park and Rock Creek Park---wiIl
reopen next Saturday for the 1927 sea.
son, after having been closed since the
latter part Of January. The open Win
ter has enabled large force of men
to clean up the fairways, rearranEe
traps and make other improvements
With the furnishing up of the courses
has gone widening OF the fairways
a. Rock Creek Park and considerable
clearing out of underbrush.
Sandy Armour, Compassionate pop.
uiar assistant pro. will return to Wash
ingten about March 20. Tommy Ar
mour, the club pro, will come back to
the Capital Immediately after the
North and South open championship
at Pinehurst. Fred Mcleod Of Co.
lumbia and Bob Barnett of Chevy
Chase will join Tommy Armour in the
big open championship billed for the
Eastlake course of Atlanta the third
week In March in which George
Voist also probably will play.
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ARLINGTON BOWLERS
DOWN HYATTSvILLE

EVANSVILLE, Md, March o.
Arlington bowlers Of the Washington
Athletic Club League took the meas
ure of the Hyattsville All-Stars tonight
in a five-gane duckpin match on the
Arcade drives by 70 pins. Arlington
totaIed 2,74s against 1870 negotiated
by the locals.
In a doubles match of three games,
Bert Sheehy and Henry Hiser OF
Hyattsville defeated Brad Mandley
and Glenn Weidman Of the visitors.
693 to 656.
The scores of the two matches foF
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SPEED BOAT CUP EVENT
is WON BY SARA-DE-S0TA

TAMPA, Fla. March P).---
Steered by the steady hands OF Fred
Blossom, Sara de Sofa, one OF the
prize speed boats of the country, won
the 25.mile gold cup race, carrying
with it the interstate trophy of the
American Power Boat Association in
the feature event of the Tampa Bay
Regatta, which closed late today.
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PLAY DOUBLES FINAL.

PALM BEACH, Fla, March Up.
Mrs. b. r. Stenz and Mrs. L. G.
Morris won the Florida woman's ten
mis- doubles title here today by van
gushing Clare Cassel and Florence
BALM in straight sets, 60, Is
All are from New York
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BRIToN WHIPS GERMAN.

BERLIN, March 5 GE0.--Phil Scott,
British heavyweight, decisively de-
feated Franz Diener, champion OF Ger
many, in a 10-round contest here last
night Scott was the aggressor
throughout. The gong saved, Diener
In the seventh after he had been
noored for a count of nine.
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CUBS WILL TRAIN TODAY.

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island.
Calf, March P).-The Chicago
Cubs will put in two regular training
sessions Sunday by orders today of
Manager Joe Mccarthy. The double
shift was necessitated by the. en-.
forced two-day lay.off on account OF
rain yesterday and Thursday.
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LAMAR SMITH BATTLE
is DUE TO THRILL FANS

A corking good scrap Is expected
when jeff Smith boxes Henry Lamar,
Washington boy March % at the
Washington Auditorium In District
Athletic Association card. Only mem.
bers of the club will be admitted.
Smith is veteran ringman, while
Lamar is a promising youngster.
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D. C. LEGION BESTS
BOWERS IN PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA, March s.
BowIers of Quentin Roosevelt Post,
American Legion, of Washington An
ished with an advantage of IA pins
over an all-star Philadelphia Legion
duckpin team In a five-game block
bowled here tonight. The visitors
counted All against 2,527 for the
locals.
The concluding five game block Of
the match will be bowied on the
Convention Hall drives in Washing.
ton.
Last nights scores:
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felt as Timber as 1t ever did. You will
recall he came through In 1924 to lead
the American League pitchets with
% wins and only defeats.
tCopyright. tps7.l
Next Sunday-Chapter w. Battle
of Pitcher and Battery
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LITTLE HOPE FOR HoFT.

NEW YORK, March LP).--charley
Hof, famous Norwegian pole vault
record holder and all.around athletic
star. has been notified by the National
Amateur Athletic Union that he prob
ably VIII be barred forever as an
amateur" because Of his stage work.
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CELTIcS AND HARTFORDS
TAKE COURT CONTESTS

Celtics took the measure of ire
monts, % to 81, and Hartfords bested
Senator'S. SO to II, in games last night
at the Boys Club. Dove for Celtics
and D. Galotta for Tremonts were
high scorers in that tilt, and Gibrisch
for Hartfords and Casassa for sena.
tors proved the best shots for their
teams.
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SETS TENPIN RECORD.

WILLIAMSPoRT, Pa. March 5 GAp)
--Williamsport bowling quintet has
record t0r Q nve.man team, by top.
ping .3l44 pins In q match.
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BEARS WIN COAST TITLE.

EUGENE, Greg, March GP1.--
CALIFORNIA; Golden Bears won the Pa
cihc Coast Conference basket ball
championship by defeating Oregon,
80 to II.
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JONES HAS "RlNGER" AZ
FOR EAST LAKE LINKS

ATLANTA, Ga. March [P),--
Bobby Jones, British and American
open golf champion, has ringer"
or composite score of AZ on the
East Lake Country Club course here.
Par on the course is 70.
Figuring the lowest score per hole
ever made by Jones on the course,
where he learned his game, the total
shows that the champion has made
not only one hole in one but checked
off FIVE at different times In twos.
Par out: 4 4 5 8 4 4 5-36
Jones:
Out S22 8 2 2 8 3-23--72
Par in: 43445 "A 3--36 q
Jones:
In 81 SO 8 3 8 8 2-24-47