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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
W0MEN'S AUXILIARY
ELECTS OFFICERS

Mrs. Harry L. Ridgeway was
elected president Of the Hayward
BarcuS auxiliary to the American
Legion, at a meeting at the HooSier
Athletic Club, Wednesday night.
Other new officers who will serve
with Mrs. Ridgeway are: First vice.
president, Mrs. Stanley Petri; sec
ond vice-preSident, Mrs. Arthur
Gemmer; secretary, Mrs. William S.
Hague; treasurer. Mrs. w. P. Weim-
er; chaplain, Mrs. Faye Jenney and
historian, Mrs. J. E. BarcuS
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40 ENTERTAINED AT
tUNCHE0N- BRIDGE

Mrs. Clyde RoacA entertained to-
day with a luncheon bridge at the
Woodstock Club.
The silhouette idea was carried
out in place cards and other ap-
pointmentS and a tight old-faSh-
toned corsage in a lace holder
marked each place The table was
lighted by candelabra. Covers were
laid for forty guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Late Christmas Bazaar

Members of the Lauter Mothers
Club will give Christmas bazaar
at the clubrooms, Market and
Greeley streets, Friday. The bazaar
will open at II o'clock A chilli
luncheon will be served at noon. A
basketball game is scheduled for 8
Friday night, with dancing at 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Appoint Pledge Captain

Miss Lillian Dorman was appoint
ed pledge captain for the coming
year at a meeting of Sigma Phi
Alpha sorority held at the Chamber
of Commerce building Tuesday
night. Miss Bess Roseberg, Law
renee, viii assist her.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05

Members of the Croppisia Club
we're entertained with a l o'clock
luncheon today at the home of Mrs.
Burton Beville, 1920 Park avenue.
Mrs. Fred Nef was chairman of the
program committee. :.
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Aid Bazaar Slated

A turkey supper and bazar viii be
given in the l. o. o. F. hall, Belle
fontaine and Riviera drive Friday
afternoon and night by the Ladies
Aid Society of Broad Ripple Chris
tan church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Workers Plan BdzQr

Irvington Willing Workers will
give its annual jitney supper, bazar
and card party at the hall. 1907
South Audubon road, Friday after
noon and night Card games will
start at 2:30 and $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Sorority Meeting Slated

XII Delta Xxi sorority will meet
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
George Vestal IL North Kenyon
avenue. Miss Mary E. Vestal will
be a guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05
Nurses to Entertain

Graduate nurses of city hospital
will entertain the student nurses
with card party tonight at the
nurses honaA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-05

GiUes Dinner. Party
Mrs. Fred Schilling, 2114 Ring
gold avenue. gave a dinner Wed
nesday night in honor of Donnie
Boone, TrotWood.
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rather severely drawn back from
the face and caught in a chignon
at the nape of the neck, as in Italy
and Spain, has only this season re-
appeared to recall the times before
the musical clip Of the BARRIERS
shears made such an impression on
the feminine imagination.
Yet the increasing elegance and
graciousness of the new silhouette
demands a coiffure less severely
simple and hard, yet claSsically bent,
and not out of keeping with the
artistic turn of the age.
And just as modern art, architec-
ture and modes are classically sim
pie, yet intelligently sophisticated,
SO one can not revert to crimps,
curls, and puffs in an effort to break
the rigidity of the bobbed and mar
celied couture.
XXTANTA make some novel Christ
w mas cards? We can tell you
how, and we have some ideas! They
are ever so original, and what's
more to the point very easy to make.
And not only CharIstmas card
ideas and directions do you get in
this weeks illustrated Ieafiet, but
designs and directions for making
Christmas boxes. and novel ways
to wrap and seal Christmas gifts!
Better send that 2-cent stamp to
the Dare Department of The
Times.
+ Christmas Boa Suggestion
HAVE you ever seen a box-yase?
L Il We think this is a happy
thought and would be charming!
We'd use most any kind of box that
particularly delighted us and HE us
quickly to find a vase to exactly fit
in the box. The ideal way, of course,
would be to have just the right vase
MADE!, Then, alors; wouldn't the
flowers drape on the cover of the
box in most "unuShur way? And
if it turned out to be a grand idea,
we'd go ahead and have-oh-o-o-o,
half-doZen filters made and we'd
experiment with all sorts of flowers.
n 4
Au Revoir!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
ST. MARY'S CELTICS
PLAY READING CLUB

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 30.--One
of the best base ball teams ever assem-
bled here will take the field for the
st. Marys Celtics tomorrow afternoon
when the locals face Reading If the
International League in an exhibition
game at Dreadnaught Park at 1880
o'clock.
Five who formerly played in minor
league company will appear In the Gel
tic line-up.
Leon Riley, who pitched for Norfolk
in the Virginia State League and Raj
cigh in the Piedmont League last sea-
son. will toe the slab for the Celtics,
while Russell Kidwell, Riley's battery
mate at Norfolk. will catch.
Three of the infield positions will be
filled by former minor league players,
with ike" Dreifus at first. Gerard Ed
wards at shortstop and rip" Hicks at
third base. Bill Langford. who rejected
an offer to play minor ball Under OPP
ton from the New York Yankees, will
be at second.
The leading member of the Celtics'
clever outfleld is Art Ludlow, formerly
of Milwaukee of the American AsSocia-
ton, who will start in left The other
two berths will be filled by Dave Bay
liss, Bob Darnell, Buddy Zimmerman or
Jimmy Bradley.
The Celts have much other talent. in
Guiding Joe Hamilton. first base: Claude
Nixon. catcher, and Busy Bremen,
shortstop. -4
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Proposal Hold Golf Tournament buffers Here Strides Popua
VIRGINIA. is BEATEN
BY PRINCETON NINE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. March 80
Princeton turned tables on Virginia
to-day and won to decision on the
diamond after losing for. three seasons
Hin row. It was 3 fast aIsd exciting
game with splendid fielding.
Layton, the Tiger hurler, started the
third inning by lining double TO the
right fleld fence. He went to third on
Capt. Strubing's scratch single and
scored when O'1'oole drove q sacrifice
fiy to deep center.
In the fifth Bennett hit over third
base to lead OF, took second when
EInert was touched by a pitched ball
and went In home on two plays to first.
Virginia scored In the sixth when
Lewis, pinch hitting for Dent. singled
to left and. after advancing on q
fielders choice, counted on o hit BY
Bowen
Layton doubled again In the seventh
and Strubing walked, but Long, Vir-
ginia hurler, frightened and the next
two men were out.
Two Cavalier errors. by Holland and
April. allowed Emert to take first and
TO score In the eighth.
To Layton, the Princeton pitcher
should go most Of the credit for the
victory. He held the Cavaliers to fiye
hits and through the first five innings
did not allow q single Virginian to
knock the ball out OF the infield.
Long pitched good ball for the
Cavaliers, but he allowed the visitors
to get half their hits when they were
needed Tor runs, Score: -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

T% ENNIS players and fans Of
washington and territory en-
braced In the Middle Atlantic
II Tennis Association are in for an
unusually busy season, accord
ing to the 1929 schedule Of events
sanctioned by Paul G. Harding, chair
man Of the schedule and sanction COM
mittee of the association, and an
ilounced yesterday.
In addition to the Davis Cup matches
to- be held May %, "a and Is at the
Chevy Chase Club between the Japa-
nese team and the winner in the
American-Canadian play, a highly at
tractive list of events has been carded.
Opening the season here will be the
annual Chevy Chase invitation doubles
tournament which draws many of the
outstanding players Of the country. In
conjunction with this event there will
be an informal singles tournament.
District racketers next are to compete
In the annual Old Dominion tournament
at Richmond, May Is.
Following the Davis Cup play here the
Washington City championships, new
event here. win be staged 1t Is spon-
sored by all the tennis clubs of the
city in cooperation with the Office OF
Public Buildings and Public Parks.
Tentative plans call for the playing of
the matches on the Rock Greek courts.
July has been set as the starting
date for the annual District of Column
bia championships at Edgemoor. The
District Public Parks championships
will get under way July 20.
The complete schedule:
April l5--Mason and Dixon champion
shles. white Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
May 2-Cheyy Chase invitation tourna-
May ls1old Dominion tournament. Rich
May so-Baitlmore City boys. tournament,
nament, Norfolk. Va; Richmond boys and
juniors tournament. Richmond. Va: West
May zs-s5.pavis Cup matches. Chevy
Ma, s5-wsshinston City championships.
washington: Baltimore mems champion
s june sMDistrict of Columbia boys and
juniors tournament fpendingt. Washington;
Baltimore City juniors tournament, Balti-
June s--District women's Tennis League
s o %ssshin Wet 1rrn,a stat. cham
June I-s-Hotchkiss Cup matches. Rich
June iO-Men's Maryland state Champion
ships. baltimore.
blss tournament. baltimore
June 2i-22-Middle Atlantic boys and
juniors tournament. Richmond Va
June 2s-Baltimore senior interpark tour
nament. Baltimore.
July i-MsryIand State boy and junior
tournament. Baltimore.
July 4--District OF Columbia mems cham
piouships. Edgeploor Club.
Jniy l5-Middle Atlantic championships.
july ao-Leeeh Cup matches fpendine,.
Washington: Washington public parks cham
pionships. WASHINGTON.
July 22-West Virginia state champion
ships. White Sulphur SPRINGS. w. Va.
July 29-District Of Columbia women 8
CHAMPIONSHIPS. Washington; Baltimore City
mems doubles Baltimore.
August 12-Western MARYLAND champion
ships. Mountain Lake Park. Nd.
August 26-South West Virginia cham
pionships. Charleston. W. Va.
August 30-Peninsuia championships.
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FRIENDSHIPS APPEAR
IN A PRACTICE GAME

Bill Hammond's Friendship A. G.
nine, which as the University A. G.
showed strongly last season, win hook
up With Chevy Chase A. c. In a prac-
tice game this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock on Chevy Chase playground.
Friendship players are to gather at
wisconsin avenue and Grant road at
1880 o'clock. Tomorrow night the team
will meet at 4604 Forty-third street at
8 o'clock.
These Friendship players are asked TO
report for the game today ana the
meeting tomorrow night:
John Riley, Joe Perna, Frank Perra
Coach Charles Curran, Isaac Sykes. Dan
Donaldson, Marshall Donaldson, jim
Donaldson, George Skinner. Albert Nil
Ter, Bill Harry, Colvin Butts. BUDDY
Pearson, Ralph Burroughs. Joe Bur
roughs, Clyde Burroughs. Heinie Cor
man. John Law, Barney Cross. Johnny
Barr. Eddie Frost. Bill Heider. Bill NIL.
stead. Pere Duvall. Charley Fawcett and
Stevens.
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Prep School Loop Net Teams
Will Open Season on April 1 Z

meet III the frst league match April II
1t Garrett Park.
Other league contests:
April 1e-.-Friends ". 80. Alban's at
81 Adams; Gonxaga 70. Georgetown
Prep 1t Garrett Park.
April IL Georgetown Prep VI. ST.
Jofii's at Garrett Park.
April 22--friends ". Gonsaga a
April ss--st Alban's u Gonzasa u
Aprii asst JONAS =. Friends Il
April sost. Alban's v. 81 Johns Il
| SC. Adams. !.
NAV s,1s - onxaga ". st. johns.
May st Johns W. Geofgetown
Prep 1t Garrett Park.
May SO eoreetown Prep ". Con
za9a &c Garrett Park.
May l0--(s Georgetown Prep W. az. Al
hams It 81. AIbAn's; 81 Johns ".
Nay isst. Alban's Y. Friends 4
May is-.st Alban's %. Georgetown
Prep at Garrett Park; Friends W. ~
Johns at Friends. Ss
NAY Ill Friends y. GonsasA q
siss s,st. 5shn's u. II Alban's 4
q. slss 4 vs.snas i. !0sessstsva rssp
4& xxlcu41s s ~ IS II; s n e
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TITLE RIFLE SHOOT
TO BE HELD AT G. W.

George washington University gyn1-
1asium will be the scene April IL OF the
annual indoor intercollegiate rife cham.
pionships.
In addition to the Colonials, who are
the defending champions. rangers from
Georgetown. Navy, Massachusetts, Tech,
Maryland, Western Maryland, Virginia
Military Institute and Johns Hopkins
are expected to compete. University Of
Cincinnati also may be represented.
Despite the loss Of crack shots, George
washington has developed clever team
and has shown creditahly 50 far this
season.
Capt. william Lane is the lone sea-
soned member Of last seasons team at
hand. Other leading shots on the
George washington combination are
Lucien Keriris. John Ball, Ted Harrell
and Arturo Tomeldon. Frank Parsons.
IT,, captain OF the team campaign
ago, ID coaching the Colonials, and
H. D. Parsons Is acting manager.
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Several Sandlot Ball Teams
To Open Their Seasons Today

/ lva.) A. g. nine, which expects to have
one of the best teams this season In its
history. Manager n. L. Martin Is res
ceiving challenges from uniformed
teams at Alexandra 516. Branch 4. a
practice is listed for the Del Ray club
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
AL SadtIer has been elected business
manager of Cabin John Junior Order
nine, with Eddie Higgins, captattlss
Francis HILL secretary and treasurer
and ,Odie Lynch, custodian. y.
National Circles will furnish the
opposition for the Cabin John boys m
the latter's opening game April "a. The
Mechanics had fine record last season
and are out for an even better one.
Games with Red Sox, Hilltops and
other leading unlimited division teams
are sought Call AL Sadtler at Bradley
201-F-l4 after 4 pm, or address him
at Bethesda, Md, Route 8.
Eastern All-Star unlimited division
diamonders are to drill this afternoon
at / o'clock on Rosedale field. Games
with teams here or out Of the city are
sought. Manager w. H. Mills may be
addressed at 1903 Gales street north-
east.
Midgets Is to be held Tuesday night
at 8 O'Clock at 1903 Gales street north
east and full attendance Is urged.
Colonial junior class nine Is seeking
games. Call Georgia 3498.
Monroe A. C. diamonders hope to get
in good drill on. the Brookland field
this morning starting at IL o'clock.
Games with local and out-of-town
teams are being listed by Manager viii
liam H. Mullen, IT., at 1912 Monroe
street northeast. Can North loss4
after $50 pm.
washington Red Birds. new unlimited
class team, win stage its FIRST drill this
morning at 10 o'clock on Rosedale dia-
mond.
Candidates, new and old, for the
Young Mems Syrian nine, are asked 70
report for practice this morning at .
o'clock on the Ellipse. III,
Sam Rice Midgets, who are out for
the American Legion title in the Cap
ital City League, will work this after
noon at l o'clock on Rosedale play.
ground. All aspirants are asked TO be
on hand.
Managers Of the Auth, Moose, Aztec
and Takoma Tiger mines are asked TO
call the pilot of the Manhattan team ut
Silver Spring 172-J, where the Manhat-
tans also will receive challenges from
other teams.
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MILLER TO REFEREE
IA. U. BOXING BOUTS

BALTIMORE, Md. March 30--Be-
cause of the large number of Washing
ton boxers entered In the South Allan
tic A. A. u. boxing championships, at
the 104th Medical Regiment Armory In
Baltimore next Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, Harry M. herman. chairman OF
the committee in charge. has announced
that he has appointed Heinie Miller of
the Capital as one of the referees. He
will alternate with Charlie Short and
Charlie Baum Of Baltimore as the third
man In the ring.
Short was chief referee at the inter-
collegiate championships at Penn State
last week. and also has been appointed
referee for the National A. A. U. box
ing championships, at Boston, April 8.
9. 10. The winners of the South Attain
tic event viii represent this district at
the Boston tourney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
RYDER CUP COL ERS
WILL SAIL APRIL 10

8y the Associated Press.
ssNEW YORK, March 3o.-The Ryder
Cup Team, American professional golf
ers, win sail for England April 10, on
the Mauritania to defend the cup won
at Worcester, Mass, in May. 1927. Res
ervations on the liner have been made
for the 10 members Of the team and
ofIicials Of the Professional Golfers As.
ISOLATION. sponsor Of the expedition.
With walter Hagen, British open
champion, as. captain. the team will In
ciude Johnny Farrell. open champion OF
the United states. Leo Diegel, r. G. A.
and Canadian champion; Gene Sarazen,
former open champion: Horton Smith,
youthful sensation Of the Winter golf
season: I'D Dudley, Joe Turnesa, John
Golden, An EspinoSa and Al Watrous.
Smith and Dudley are the new menu
beYs Of the team, the others having been
on the Worcester team, although Es-
pinosa did not play.
Eight of the ten pros win play singles
and fOursomes against team OF Brit
ish pros headed by George Duncan. as
captain.
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PRESS CLUB CARDS
WILL FACE AZTECS

National Press Building Cardinals viii
open their diamond season this after
noon at I o'clock against the Aztecs.
crack senior class team last season,
which this year is competing In un-
limited ranks.
Cards probably will start with Har-
ngto; rss Past os pos.. se shrS
base; Turvey, right field;s Buscher, CEN
ter field. and Croft, left field. "A
pitcher will be chosen from. Young,
Medler, Holland. Beans and Howard,
with Long, Howard or Brown doing
the catching.
A game with an unlimited class team
for April Z Is sought by Cardinals with
q District or out-of-town team. Call
Cleveland 1881. Contests with out-of-
town clubs are specially wanted to round
out the Cards schedule. Write Man.
ager Harrington at 4440 Conduit road.
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WILLIAMS
LEADERS AT TRAPS

Or. A. v. Parsons and r. r. williams
took up honors In the weekly shoot
each scoring 40 hits out OF so targets
In the auto handicap shoot. DR. Par
sons, after breaking a. In the first
event, came through with d straight
from the 20-yard mark, while williams,
after registering a perfect string In the
opening test. powdered "A from the 2l-
yard line. &
In the first event on the Boyer Motor
trophy DR.. A. B. slime, DR.. y. G. Wyn-
koop and A. w. Stronger each scored
"a. Bob Livesey gained the second
trophy with the same total n
Registering AZ hits out OF 48, Nash
Buckingham led the field in the do,i-
second with 40.
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lY YITH several teams listed to
MA i omen their season and Others
NM ell set for energetic practice
sessions, sandlct base BALI
ers OF the Capital area are
hopeful of good weather today.
Action Is carded not only on diamonds
throughout the city, but In nearby
Maryland and Virginia.
AS the Spring advances there Is In
creasing evidence that this Is going TO
prove an unusually active season for the
sandlotters.
Manager Jenkins washington Red
Sox, one Of the outstanding mines IN un-
limited circles in this section last sea-
son, viii travel to Bryantown, Nd. to-
day to open its season against the team
representing that town at 8 o'clock. Sox
players are to assemble Mt 1165 Abby
place northeast at noon.
Business Manager Cronk at Lincoln
1894 Is after game for April II for
the Red Sox.
Independent A. C. diamonders viii
start their campaign this afternoon
against Virginia White Sox on the
Baileys Cross Roads, Va, field at 2:30
O'Clock. II,
Brown, Hoffman or Duffy win pitc!,
for the Independents, with Dove on the
mound for the Sox.
These Independents are to gather ct
Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue at
l o'clock: Turett, Jenkins, Heinrich
brothers, Tony Dale, Duffy, Holt, Bobby
Wells, Miller, Hoffman, Brown. Ball,
Adams, Gruny and Abbott.
white Haven senior class base ballers
viii work this morning at IL o'clock on
the Glen Echo. Nd field. Several in
fielders are wanted by the team. Call
Manager Lynch at Cleveland 1929 be-
tween 10 and II o'clock this morning.
Manager Bonnie Wormsley's Phoenix
A. G. nine is to drill this afternoon at
q o'clock on Kenilworth diamond
Uniforms are to be issued.
Business Manager L. c. Risler wishes
to add few games with local and out-
of-town teams to the Phoenix schedule
He can be addressed at 240 Tenth stree,
southeast or telephoned at Lincoln
337o-w between 1850 and $50 pm.
A practice game between whoopee
A. G. and Miller Furniture Co. mines Il
slated this afternoon at 8 o'clock on
Monument Diamond No. 3. Whoopee
players are to report at 2:30 o'clock.
Isherwood A. C. diamonders are te
drill this afternoon at o'clock on the
Rosedale Playground.
Engagements In the unlimited and
senior classes are sought by Del Ray
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tition III the Prep School
AA Tennis League will start
April IL and end May 20.
ST. Adams, defending cham
pion; Georgetown Prep, Friends, Con-
zaga and st. Johns are the schools
which will compete In the loop.
g. g. Callan, who has long been &C.
tive In the promotion Of tennis among
Eschooiboys hereabc,it, has been re-
elected president Of the league and q
board Of directors has been chosen
comprising the managers Of the various
member teams as follows. r. II. Barker,
st. Adams; ]. n, Flannery. George
town Prep: A. e. Phillips, Friends: j..
II Lewis uonzaeas and y. 3. o'Hanlon.
AS heretofore, the contests win COM
prise three singles matches and two
doubles and the championship win be
determined on the basis Of the highest
number Of individual matches won.
Postponed engagements win be played
on the first available dates II -
planned to hold an individual singles
|kouri1ament when the scheduled matches
have been played.
A Handsome trophy offered ny Spald-
ing's win eo to the team fnlshing nrst.
Permanent possession Of this cup = 70
be awarded Tie team winning Il three
MINES and Ks at. Ali1nN already mas
twice captured tl1e league nag 4 VIC
tory this year WIN siye AZ tfe trophy
TX ceorsstoxsa Pssp I'D FRIENDS wIll
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MITCIIELL'S DRIVE
I WORTH STUDYING
ny SOL METzGER.

Distance lends enciiantment to
any golfers game 10 aid golfers to
n that desirable end on the eve Of q
new season. am going to take up In
succession the driving methods Of
the better known long hitters and
,analyze them for you. The first
subject Is Abe Mitchell, one Of Brit
aims longest hitters.
It will be noted In these articles
that there are various differences in
the avowed methods employed by
the long wallpapers. But 1t viii be
noticed also that common pattern
Is usually followed. In consequence,
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J the methods advocated by Mitchell,
for example, viii often be illustrated
with sketches Of other distance hit
ters. ~
10 avoid clouding the mind with
unnecessary details only the salient
movements will be touched on. As
the golfer cannot think Of but one
thing at time, confusion Is thus
automatically avoided. Fortunately,
most important details concern the
stance. These can be adjusted before
the swing Is started. Mitchell uses
o square one, with the right foot at
right angles to the line Of flight and
It's toe slightly nearer this line than
the toe OF his left foot. His first
consideration Is that his weight
must always be on the balls Of his
feet throughout the drive.
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WALKER DENIES OFFER.

NEW YORK, March 80 CP).--Mayor
Walker, commenting today on q report
that he had been offered the presidency
Of sports organization backed by Jack
Dempsey and Humbert Fugazy. boxing
promoters, said he had been made no
such offer.