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for the quaint hunting chintz at the
windows.
The rear room on this floor is bed
room. which harmonizes both in color
and furniture with the studio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-31

More than $4,000 omnibuses now pas:
through Trafalgar Square, London
every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-31

ninth street between Deane avenue and
Hayes street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-31

Food prices in Switzerland are drop
ping.
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COLONIAL TREND
FEATURES HOUSE
IN STAR PROGRAM

Continued From First Page.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
BY VERNON b. SMELL.
Associated Press Sports Write

TULSA. Okla. June 4-CP- II
the brand OF golf they shot in the
qualifying and first round matches
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
CUBS AGAIN
SEEK TALENT
Seibold and Crosetti Deal
Pending, According
To Rumors

CHICAGO, June 4.-P-Owner
william Wrigley. Jr.. is ready to do
some more big spending for player
talent. but his crippled Cubs may
change his mind.
When Pitcher Hal Carlson died
and Rogers Hornsby broke his ankle
last week, the Cub owner immedi-
ately began to canvass the major
and minor league field for help.
But since then the crippled cham
pions have been unstoppable, win
ming all their games. and the con-
templated deals have been post
poned.
Bud" Teachout suddenly came
to life and looks like he is ready
to take Carlson's turn on the
mound: Vic "Footsy' Blair took the
Rajah's place at second and has
been hitting better than 400 and
fielding sensationally.
Sock Seibold, whom the Cubs
sent to the Boston Braves In the
Hornsby deal. is known TO be one
pitcher the Cubs have in mind while
Frank C~rossetti, star shortstop for
the San Francisco club OF the Pa
cific Coast league. is the infielder.
The two If obtainable at all, prob
ably would cost the Cubs a total Of
sl5O.000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
Great Jockies Will
Be Up on Favorites

NEW YORK, June NP-Two
great jockeys will be up on Gallant
Fox and Whichone when the pick
Of Americas three-year-olds thun-
der down the Belmont Park stretch
Saturday in search Of victory In the
$50 600 Belmont stake.
Earl Sande will ride Gallant Fox
the Preakness and Kentucky Derby
winner. while up on Whichone win
be Sonny Workman, a 20-year-old
lad rapidly riding his way to fame
and fortune.
The two riders met In their first
skirmish in the Withers last Sat-
urday with Workman outgeneral-
ling his 32-year-old rival. But Sande
did not have a Gallant Fox to chal-
lene the swift-moving Whichone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04

scoring the run that brought
Brooklyn a 6 10 5 victory.
The Singers
For sheer slugging, the II to 10
triumph Of the ST. Louis Cardinals
ever the Phiilies took the prize for
a day that saw 1876 hits made IN
eight games. The Phillies got the
biggest total OF them all, % safe
hits, but ST. Louis inserted seven
doubles and a triple in its total
OF is to get the decision
The New York Yankees. featur-
ing Babe Ruth's nth home run Of
the year, led the American league
slugging parade by getting l9 hits
anc a 10 to z victory over the
Chicago White Sox. The Cleveland
Irdians had the benefit Of We
Ferrel's good pitching as well as
II hits and had no trouble beating
the Boston Ped Sox. 8 TO 8. Terrell
held the Sox to eight hits.
The Philadelphia Athletics, cling
ing to a one game lead over Wash
ington. engaged in the only real
mound duel Of the day with the
st Louis Browns as their opponents
Lefty Grove and Dick Coffman
battled for six innings before the
game suddenly blew up under them
With St. Louis leading ] to 0 In
the seventh, Jimmy Fox and Bins
Miller hit successive home runs
and the Athletics moved on to q
4 to | triumph.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
DAILY
AIR LOG

Raymond Bel Of the Atotonilco
ranch in the state Of Durango, Mex
leo arrived In Brownsville Tuesday
morning and Immediately continued
10 Corpus Christi He arrived here
in a G. a. r. passenger plane. II.
Garman pilot. His special to Corpus
Christi was piloted by Les Mauldin.
Pilot =. G. Borne plotting the
:. A. +. passenger plane from Dali
las arrived here Tuesday with 3
passengers.
z. Z. Westervelt left for Torreon
Tuesday in q c. A. T. line ship,
With John E. Tremayne plotting.
Mexican Aviation company planes
arriving and departing from Browns
vile carried capacity loads Tuesday.
Pilot G. M. Drayton in a Fokker
passenger plane headed for Mexico
City with Mr.. and Mrs. w. -. Nc
Bride and Miss Elena Dalzell as
passengers Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
Noted Yale Grid
Star Passes AWAY

NEW YORK, June ACR-Sam-
uel Brickerhoff Brink Thorne, one
Of Yele's football giants during the
era Of Heffelfinger and Hinkey, Is
dead at the age OF So.
The famous halfback or 81 years
ago died suddenly In Harbor hospi-
tai yesterday OF pleurisy.
For four years he played a slash
ing game as halfback. But his out
standing achievement. IN q football
way. was his spectacular run. almost
the length Of the field. for the
touchdown that beat Princeton in
November, 1895, his junior year. He
captained the Yale team in 1896
and was selected for Al-America
teams Of 1895 and 1896.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
NORTH TEXANS
BEAT VISITORS
Spuds, Cats, Sports And
Steers Are Winners
Tuesday
By GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Running into a combination or
tight pitching and lusty hitting at
every turn, the four delegates from
the south end OF the Tlas league
suffered a complete row In their
first engagements on northern soil.
That Is TO say, that Wichita Falls,
Fort Worth, Shreveport and Dali
las ganged up to blank the visitors
yesterday.
On the assumption that the un-
expected comes first in reader in
terest, IL is well TO chronicle with
out further preamble that the Dali
las Steers broke their latest reverse
sUreak OF eight straight by licking
the Houston Buff, 5 TO 3, In their
opener. The Mavericks took q lead
off Allyn Stout IN the very first
inning. and, what Is more remark
able. held 1t TO the bitter end.
The defeat cost the Bluffs. as the
Spudders were busy knocking off
the Beaumont Shippers. 10 TO 5,
anC stretching their advantage over
the junior Cards TO three and one-
nalf games. AS IL is only a matter
Of 1e days until Texas league mag
mates must make up their minds
about splitting the season. the Spud-
GERS present lead looms large.
June 10 is the deadline for an
nouncement OF a split. which would
take effect five days later.
Lefty Jimmie Walkup realized
every pitchers dream as the Cats
greeted Waco with an 8 to 5 thumD-
inE. His pitching vas not exactly
81 epic. but his batting was. He
bounced q homer of Stein In the
fourth inning with two runners
aboard and drove in two more with
a single In the sixth, accountine
for five runs. Also, he had a sacri-
flee and struck out five Cubs &c
round out his day. Gene Rye, with
A homer and single. was the only
Cub to break into the hit column
twice.
Oscar Estrada the eccentric Gu
Ian, gave his best performance o.
the year in pitching the Sports 10
an 8 10 ! triumph over San An
tonic In their inaugural. The IN
dians managed only four hits. two
~ them by Ballew and we're score
less after the first inning, when
they punched a pair. The Sports
found old Tom Estell easy after
three innings and piled up twelve
hits, including a homer by Cashion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
Early Play in Southwest Meet
Indicates Heated Title Fight

/ car be taken as q criterion OF the
way they may be expected TO per-
form during the remainder OF the
week, Mrs. Dorothy Klotz Pardue,
q nationally known figure IN wo-
mans golf, and Mrs. Hubert :.
Clarke OF Oklahoma City, likely
will meet in the finals or the trans
mississippi tournament here Satur-
day.
IN a second round contest today
Mrs. Pardue, representing Sioux
City. Iowa, was matched with 10
year-old Mary Elizabeth Ford Of
Kansas. although the game little
Miss has Championship golf at her
command, she was hardly expected
to extend her more famous op-
ponent
The Oklahoma City woman met
another youngster. Miss Ann Web
ster OF Leavenworth, Kans., and
was given the benefit OF all guesses
u this match.
Hard Field
The road that leads to the finals
which Mrs. Pardue and Mrs. Clarke
must travel Is strewn with any
thing but ro-es. Should Mrs. Par
due win today she would face the
winner o. the Mrs. r. <. brennan
Mrs. T. J. Orr match. Mrs. Dren-
nan wear Tulsa colors while Mrs.
Orr halls from Chicago.
In the lower half Of the bracket
Mrs. Clarke also viii find the
sternest OF opposition. Just below
the Clarke Webster second rounder
is the contest between Miss Virginia
Pepp, 81. Louis city champion, and
Mrs. r. r. Fisk. OF Wichita Falls.
Texas. Tomorrow likely will find
Mrs. Clarke putting the acid test
TO the St. Louis girls game.
A contest between the present
Oklahoma champion. Mrs. Tom
Wsllace Of Sapulpa. and the title
holder OF Kansas, Mrs. George Hip
pie, Of Hutchinson, is in the citing.
Mrs. Wallace, who owns a putter
.kat behaves a Ia Calamity Jane"
meets Mrs. Thea Van Knoop Of
Houston in the second round while
the woman from the Sunflower
oAGtC N6o VIII dAlOllCI 1cAdu. MIS-.
=. G. Rochon Of Wichita Falls. The
Oklahoman' and Kansan are heavy
favoriteS 70 reach the third round.
Pairings:
Following are the pairings for
today's second round matches:
Mrs. Dorothy Pardue, Sioux City,
Iowa, and Miss Elizabeth Ford,
Kansas CITY.
Mrs. r. e. brennan, Tulsa, and
Mrs. T. J. Orr. Chicago.
Mrs. J. Walter Boyer, Tulsa, and
Mrs. r. j. Kohn. st. Louis.
Mrs. Stanley Alexander, Camden.
Ark, and Mrs. Leon Solomon, Men,
rh!s.
Lower bracket:
Mrs. Hubert Clark, Oklahoma
City, and Miss Ann Webster. Leay-
cnworth. Kans.
Miss Virginia Pepp. ST. Louis.
and Mrs. z. r. Fisk. Wichita Falls.
Texas.
Mrs. George z. Nipple, Hutchin-
son. Kans., and Mrs. =. C.. Rochon.
Wichita Falls. Tex.
Mrs. Theo Van Rnoop. Houston.
and Mrs. Tom Wallace, Sapulpa,
Okla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
Did You Know That

Illinois will play the West Point
gridmen at New York in the fall,
and after that the Big Ten viii
join the Navy In having nothing
more to do with the Army. The
recent Big Ten ruling that men,
bers will not be permitted to en-
gage in athletic contests with any
school which does not observe the
three-year eligibility rule sewers
relations for the ten western
schools with the Army y. Connie
Mack has bent the watchfu and
paternal eye upon Walter Masters,
young Penn pitcher i. He weighs
1856, Is a right-hander and has q
fast ball like George EarnshaW's.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4-tP-
Wade Killefer. manager OF the San
Francisco Missiont baseball team,
said today that he will seek 10 &C
quire Grover Cleveland Alexander,
big league pitcher. who was releas-
ed BY the Philadelphia National
league team.
Alexander expressed a desire to
pitch in the Coast league, following
his release.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

CHICAGO Bud Taylor, Terre
Haute. Ind. knocked out Jackie
johnson. Toronto. CD.
NEW YORK-Maxie Rosenbloom,
New York. ~outpointed George Hoff-
man. New York. Q0). Marty Gal
lagher. Washington. stopped Saliva
dore Ruffirello. Italy, 90.
FRESNO. Calif-Irish Del Ken
redy, Fresno, outpolnted Wilson
Yarbo, Cleveland, ClO).
LOS ANGELES-Frankie Camp
bell. San Francisco, knocked out
Tom Kirby. Boston, ca.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.-Tom Pru-
lit, Bookings. outpolnted Honeyboy
Conroy, st. Psslt (s).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
TEACHOUT And
KOLP SHINING
Babe Ruth Hits 18th Homer
Of Season Against
White Sox
By HUGH s. FULLERTON, Jr,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Whitlow wyatt, a big Georgian
whom Detroit acquired from the
Evansville club Of the Three Eye
4 league, has turned out to be one
of the seasons best finishers in
the box. Although he has but two
complete games, both Of them won,
anc two defeats to show for the
u times he has appeared on the
mound, Wyatt has probably done
more good pitching than any other
Detroiter. Time and again he has
saved the Tigers from defeat "
has kept games already lost from
becoming routS.
Such was the case yesterday as
the Tigers dropped an s to 4 deci-
sion to washington. The Senators
had attacked Whitehill and Sui
Ivan for seven runs in the second
inning befor, Wyatt appeared, but
he stopped them with three hits
and a single counter in the next
seven innings.
Good Hurting
Tray AO4p VI O44IC4A44dtl tuAAICA
IL almost the duplicate of Wyatt's
performance to join him on the
short list o outstanding pitchers
on a day OF hard hitting. Kolp came
TO rescue Larry Benton from the
brutal assaults Of his former team
mates, the New York Giants. and
stopped them, as Wyatt did the
Senators, with two hits. The Giants
pounded Benton for ten hits and
eight runs In less than three in
rings and won the game, 9 TO ].
Another Rookie. Art Teachout
OF the Chicago Cubs. led the way
smong the few pitchers who COM
pieted the games they started. He
held the Boston Braves to seven
hits while his mates attacked
Grimes and Cooney for II clouts
snc a IS TO 2 victory. Bill Clark
had to hit as we'll as pitch to keep
tire Brooklyn Robins three games
ahead Of the Cubs. Brooklyn errors
offset his holding the Pirates TO
eight hits. and Clark finally took
<rstters II hiI own hands BY hitting
double In the ninth inning and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
TWFFD-c4TrFoN

Arresting is the new use Of tweed
and chiffon. Chanel makes q fitted
coat OF Interchangeable tweed, with
scftly pleated flounce. cuff and
larel trim. lines 10 with n rich
chiffon print in the same blue. with
Beige, lavender and violet flowers
and makes a very feminine little
frOck 10 90 under IL OF the print.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
Makes Strong Showing as Relief Hurler

Bride were scheduled for Mexico
City, Miss Dalzell for Tampico.
Arriving from Mexico ln a ship
rloted by II. i. Gray were Herbert
q Denny, OF Tampic% Jack Nc
Dcrnott and wife OF Mexico City:
ana Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rivera from
Mexico City.
Jack McDermott has been moved
70 Brownsville in an official cap
acity with the Mexican Aviation
company. and Mr.. Denny Is a spe-
clal radio maj who is 10 install a
radio station in Tamplco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rivera ere hers
hurevmoOnInT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADER:
INCLUDING games OF June 81
National League


National League
Batting-Herman, Robins, AS.
Runs - Herman and Frederick,
Robins. AZ.
Runs batted in-Wilson, Cubs, 40.
Hits - Frederick and Herman,
Robins, III.
Doubles-Frisch, Cardinals, q.
Triples-Cuyler. Cubs. 8.
Home runs-Wilson, Cubs, 10.
Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, Is.
American League
Batting-Rice. Senators. 400.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees, so.
Runs batted in-Simmons, Ath-
letics. 48.
HitS-Rice, Senators, -.
Douhles5Gehringer, Tigers. Is.
Triples-Combs. Yankees. 8.
Home runs-Ruth. Yankees. II.
Stolen bases-Rice, Senators. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04

ABOULIE. France. June 49,
George Won Elm. Detroit. weather.
az the third round OF the French
amateur golf Championship this
morning. defeating George Troyan.
five up and four TO play. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
Ride 1em COWBOY.

THERE'S an entirely new atmos-
phere in the Brownsville Bronco
corral since the new ranch FORE
man-Geo. Desha, Jr..-donned the
chaps and spurs. The Broncs are
strong for Desha although he
drives them at a fast clip. The city
commissioner took over the post
Tuesday and things picked up at
once. New faces were sprinkled
over the diamond and the old tim
ers were out there hustling hard.
Aldape, Rogue Padron, Chueco"
Ramos and others showed up again
and are striving to make the club.
Chapa, a capable hurler and out
fielder, was back in harness. This
rangy athlete had become dissatis-
fled and was on the verge OF quit
ting.
SAM LESSER, the best prospect
FL Jardin has turned out in full
many a moon, cavorted the outfield
in good style and pounded the pill
a "fur piece" Should he be signed
with the club, Lesser bids fair 20
take the place or Maurice Pipkln
who left for other parts this sum-
mer. Sam has just returned from
Schreiner Institute where he made
a good athletic record. keeping
pace with Jelly Dabbs & Company.
ALTHOUGH the Broncs have
been facing good hurting. the fact
remains that they have been weak
with the willow. Perez is leading
the club in hitting With a 1888 mark.
This is how they rank: Perez 1873.
Salinas 800. Chapa $50. Woods
.222, Ball .222. Moreno .166. Rocha
.166, Cantu 1855. Green .125. De Ia
Rosa 100, Pickett 900. Pipkin was
clouting to the merry tune OF 800
before he left on his trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-04
PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce


THE BRONCS have been facing
good hurting, unquestionably. Twice
the crafty Moody, diminutive left
handler, took the hillock against
them. B. van Pelt, nobody's SLOUGH,
twirled the third game against
them. We seriously doubt II there
is another lefthander in the league
who can show more stuff or ex-
perience than Moody. 3. van Pelt
Is hard to get to when his crook
is coming In there.
The Pels
AND NOW comes Point Isabel,
asking for the 10th position in the
Rio Grande Valley league. The
Pels were to approach Vice Presi-
dent Ben Epstein on the matter to-
day. We see no reason for keep
ing them out Of the league-pro-
viding someone can figure out the
schedule.
HARLEY JAcKSoN's Macks
certainly bloated their averages
against Raymondville Sunday
Hamilton obtained five blows In Sly
tries AZ the platter. Shipley go'
six out OF nine. Jones got four out
OF nine. II was a big day fol
Mackian sluggers. Hamilton Is now
leading the Rio Grande league oy
virtue OF his performance against
the Oniontown twirlers.
COMMENTING on the double
header. Harley has this 70 say
However. I feel that before many
weeks Swayze manager OF Ray
mondville) will be able TO put a gooc
team on the field. That 30,
Stearns Is good. and has excellen'
control for a southpaw. Sunday wa
his first game OF the season anC
he couldn't last against good hit
ting. Later on. he should cause op'
position lots OF worry"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
ID HOLD BOXING
 SHOW THIS WEEK
Fights in Hartford to Be Re-
 suIned Next Thursday Night

Hartford. Jan. @U.-Hartford will h,ttr is Gr-t bosin. show since the we'd, before Christmas on this Thursday night. Last week 4 show WAS scheduled but Promoter T.d Hurley oyHs forced 10 cell the bouts off when one O. the principals in the star hout was injured
 Heavy y~,ichts will top the card thDs week with Toumy Galcnto e, Orange. \. ]. one of the principals in the star i5out Pat Mccarthy of Boston was slated to meet Galento. but Pat suffered a spraincd wrist in a workout Saturday and Hurley Is obliged 10 secure Tom Kirby. who is a former Olympic champion and who was signed to fight Jack Dc )ancy when the doctors told De- lanoy that he could not resume hi- work in the ring
 G"iento has a number Of rrcditahlr victories to his credit itst summer at Waterbury he earn cd decisive win over Georgie Hoffman having Hoffman on the floor twice: since then he has de- tratcd Al Friedman, Cuban Bobby Hro"n and other hcayies and light ho"Nics. Eddie Reed meets Romeo Dubois Of New Haven in the eight round scmi-final; the balance Of the card win ho announced tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
O|X|FS DEFEAT OLDER MEMBERS Bristol City League Team:
 B1iiIe to 2S to 2l Decision
tspprial to iIrr lturs

Br,Siol. Jan. .0. The Older Mem
 bvrs were defeated hy the Diajcs m a City basketball loa~ue tilt Saturday ni2ht hv 9S 10 .1 score +t tn" Eovs' club gymnasium before erarSclv populated audicncc Of fans The Older Members, considered th. undcr-does in the battle. surprised the league leading pihies by present in. q well balanced attack. The losers were at tho end of q l1 10 "a count at half time and held their own for the remainder of the game
 keeping pace with the DiAies at all times. "Eutty' Eao starred for tn" Di:irs. and Mel White and Horhjc Carlson looked best for the c. M.'e
 Tu the second contest. the Terry
 rillr Maple EnG-, hy virtue of las. period rally. sent the highly toutc1 New Departures flying when they dropped thcm by q l3 to 5 count in q game which vas rcplcto with all sorts Of thrills. The score at th" finish Of the half showed the factory contingent in the lead 10 r. but the Tcrryvillc tenn, aided by the fine scoring power Of Roland and Rudd soon orcrc@mo the slim margin and 1l'aspcd victory. (;oulVttc, HOdc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
TOURNEY ID OPEN
 AT AGUA CALlENTE
Golfers Start On Today in Quest
 Of Purse Of S25,000
- ---s7 ------

.Asua Calicnte. Lower California, Jan. 70 tP}-On the historic ground here once Spanish uonquistador= halted in their search for solL. more than Il hundred of the cour. trNs picked golf opponents Will compete today over the A.ua Call. pnte course, urged on by all unprr. c>dvutcd purse Of $2j.uuo.
 'I'he nations hjsd ranking prolrs. so8als intcrmin1i,d with d s;nattc" iUs oi prominent ama:ruja yrslcr. day stuus around the new r,r Il course for the tirt time in an ct- IUrj to solve its iuIricacics and pcrtl lG,rijics.
 Pew kept scores. prriurrms 10 ul,tulcr over tine uulricd tairNay=. testing them from all angles DIc> Iinarcs. rucsou Ariz.. and HaroII Long. Denver. were the only ones to report par cards Of II. while u number, including t'hct Beer. Eah. eraHrld, Cal. and Pred Morrison. Los Angeles shot 7gs. Johnny Far. rcll. St Augustine. I'Ia, amcns others. hit the = mark.
 In tHe opinion Of these and olh. c leaders, the cour". is Ihc most difficult ou the Pacific coast. Al t.spinos;l. veteran CNjrayoau, said i. was the most JiGicul l.!out h.. had atruc!, in many ;t moon He h. a 7f 10 show for his ,ror;s.
 rhr mystery Of just who Nili h- #3jo to best master thc course dur i31 the four days ot = hole mod1 play WAS left tight in the grasp oi j5r we'll trappsI fairwaya. Wn' cnI! four par three holes it is cvr i%,u that the tourney win dcvclu. inio q hard driving rouic.l
 Horton smith Joplin. Me-. who's youthruI strokes have struck tcrru. in the hearts ot the contingent 9 veteran professionals, has been mos Frequently mentioned as possibl winner. due to his consistent rucor. during the winter caHpaiSn.
 He Is not without stern compcii tion, however. AuotiIcr young prp truny Shulv, of Columbus. Ohio with his remarkable victory n th, Los Angeles $iQ.UVU open as cvi drucp of his prov cas. also has bc': uaidcd~JS q possible repeater,
 Among the veterans are Leo pi" srl, local pro. and two times win n,r oi the r. C. .h,tltlc; "Wct Bob bie' Cruichshank, former winner , thv Los Angeles classic; Gene Sara zen. also d former open champion from New York. and Walter Hagen British open champion.
 only those who shoot cards Q - or better will survive the iirs days round ut lN-holcs. while tn low fifty and tirs will spntinue I, the play during the Imal two day > Twenty prja,s ranging from &lh. ooo for first place. >j.uuO for sccond down to the zoo mark. will b awarded ThurSdaN.