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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
BASKET BALL.
Today.

Eastern VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga
$3.50 pm.
Woodward VS.. Friends at Friends
(Prep School Lightweight League game)
Raymond Riordan School New York;
vs.. Landon, Epiphany gym, $3.50 pm.
Tomorrow.
Business VS.. Central, Eastern VS.
Western, Tech gym public high school
basket ball championship games). First
game, Business-Central, 3:45 pm.
st. Adams VS.. Landon at st. Adams
Woodward Juniors VS.. Episcopal Jun
iors at Episcopal.
Ben Franklin VS.. Gonzaga at Langley
Junior High gym, pm.
Emerson VS.. Fredericksburg Collegi-
ans at Fredericksburg, Va.
HyattSville High VS.. Woodward al
Central Y. M. G. A.
Strayer VS.. Baltimore Strayer, at St
Martins gym, $3.50 pm.
Wednesday.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. st. Johns
at st. Johns.
Business VS.. Swavely at Swavely.
Central VS.. Episcopal at Episcopal.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Eastern at East
ern.
Hyattsville High VS. Charlotte Hall at
Charlotte Hall.
Thursday.
Gonzaga VS.. Strayer, at st. Martins
gym. 1880 pm.
Woodward VS.. Eastern at Eastern.
Friday.
Tech VS.. Western, Business VS.. East
ern, Tech gym public high school bas-
ket ball championship game). First
game, Tech-Western, 3:45 pm.
Saturday.
Central VS.. Bethlehem High at Beth
lehem, Pa.
Tech VS.. Hagerstown High at Hagers-
town.
Ben Franklin VS.. Bliss at Silver Spring
Armory. $3.50 pm.
Gettysburg Academy VS.. Emerson.
SWIMMING.
Friday.
Baltimore City College VS.. Central at
Central, $3.50 pm.
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KOzdk Found Cure for Putting
Weakness Merely by accident

in the almost constant instruction peri
DDS of a professionals life. One of the
better players of the club to which I
was attached, a player noted for his
putting, strolled in and offered to putt
me for a small side bet on each hole.
1 selected a putter at random from
a long row of clubs, went out on the
putting green and proceeded to sink
them from all distances. hadn't
noticed until then that had an
aluminium putter, whereas before al
ways had used putting cleek. From
that day on I have been known as
good putter.
Naturally, stuck to the putter
selected by accident. I gave it the first
real test in the Metropolitan P. G. A.
1t didn't fail me. Although / was
thrilled at defeating such players as
Gene Sarazen and Joe Turnesa, I
realize that if it had not been for SEN
sational work around the green's I
never would have won that champion.
ship.
The right putter is important. The
feel and the holance mean a lot. The
only way you Gan make sure which is
best suited to you is to try them all.
I'm certain that If went back 10 the
old cleek I'd miss them again. may
be kidding myself, but you have to
kid yourself lot to get by in this game.
1t Is certainly 10 per cent mental.
I've proved that in my own case, and
Leo proved it even more conclusively
in his. Since he has learned not to
worry he has become about the best
money player in the game.
Next: Pennington Miller-JoneS.)
(Copyright, 1880, by North American News
paper Alliance.)
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Basket Ball Officials Named
For Tournament at. Alexandria

Collegians. All players are requested to
meet at Hurshy's, at 400 King street, at
$50 pm.
On Thursday night the Celtics will
meet Whitestone's Store in their first
Alexandria Gazette Basket Ball League
game, while Saturday the Pontiac A. C.
will come here from Washington. The
speedy Richmond Blues of Richmond,
Va, are listed for the Sabbath attrac-
ton next Sunday.
Knights Store five win play the Fort
Washington Soldiers at Fort Washing
ton tonight.
Buddy" Zimmerman, captain of the
st. Mary's Celtics quint, is laid up with
a sprained ankle sustained Saturday
night in the game with the Woodlawn
A. c. of Fort Myer.
DOC" Fiddesop, trainer of the Celtics,
said today that although Zimmerman's
ankle is in pretty bad shape he expect
ed to have the Green and Gold leader
in condition for the majority Of the
Alexandria Gazette and the Washing
ton Independent basket ball games.
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nine games only:
TWO SET-UPS FACED
BY MICHIGAN QUINT
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 27.-Michigan's
basket ball team will have a rich oppor-
tunity this week to do some repair work
on its Big Nine record.
While most conference teams will be
idle because of examinations, the
wolverines, who have broken even in
four games, will play two engagements
with the cellar occupants of the
league, Minnesota and Chicago. The
only other contest of the week will be
played Saturday night at Minneapolis
where Ohio State plays its return game
with Minnesota.
The Wolverines will tackle Minnesota
at Ann Arbor tonight and on Friday
will invade the hardwood of the Chi
cago five. Neither Minnesota nor Chi
cago has been able to win a game in
three starts, and Michigna, which
apparently got going against Indiana
last week. looks good for two victories.
The wolverines opened their campaign
for second title by trouncing the
Gophers at Minneapolis, but sagged and
bowed to Purdue and Illinois. They
came back in whirlwind style to run up
a 45-to-26 margin over Indiana, the
highest scoring of the season.
Nothing that Michigan does can alter
the standings of the two leaders, Purdue
and Wisconsin. Two victories, however,
would put the wolverines in a virtual
tie with Illinois for third position.
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| position, unless, of course, he should
elect to work at illegal sports literature
for year or so.
But somehow, though he insists it has
been a serious profession with him, Mr..
Tilden does not stick at literature to
the expense of his tennis. Nor do the
footlightS dazzle him when the tennis
tournaments are on. Fortunately. per-
hapS, the busy season in tennis is the
dull season for the stage.
The battle between Tflden and the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
has proceeded internationally for num-
Der of years. The best that either side
seems able to claim is a draw, and not
very satisfactory one at that. 1t seems
that Mr.. Tilden still is the backbone Of
the Davis Cup team. While he is that
there probably will not be any final
decision in the merry feud between the
No. ranking player and the United
States Lawn Tennis Association.
All in all, William Tilden has been as
great a champion at his own game as
the sporting gallery has produced. II
one were tennis addict, one might
insist that he was the greatest of the
champions.
Certainly no sport ever produced more
drama than was shown at German
town when the Americans lost the Davis
Cup to the French team. OF course
William T1lden was the leading man Of
that drama, and he seemed to be a
greater player losing than he ever did
when he was winning. When Tilden
hangs up his racquet for good the world
Of sports will have lost one Of its great
est actors. AS to what the stage will
have gained 1t will remain to be seen.
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ELDER AND DALEY
IN NEWARK RACES
A. A. U. in Meantime Probes
Misleading Publicity
at Brooklyn.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n JEW YORK, January 27-Jack
M Elder, Notre Dame sprinter, Is
to run in the st. Joseph's Cath
Ollie Club games in Newark
Wednesday night. Sponsors of the meet
said the Notre Dame ace would COM
pete in the Rupert F. Mills Spring
series of so, so and rs yards. Jimmy
Daley of Holy Cross is booked to oppose
Elder.
More attention, perhaps, will be paid
to the progress Of the investigation by
the Metropolitan Association, A. A. u,
into charges leveled against sponsors of
the Brooklyn College games ten days
ago. Elder figured in this investigation
as an innocent bystander." Publicity
emanating from directors of the games
intimated that Elder would compete in
all three races Of an Olympic sprint
series, whereas he actually ran in one.
It's Paper Club.
The executive committee of the Ma
tional A. A. u, has ordered the Metro
politan Association to make an imme-
date investigation of the charges. The
committee at the same time suggested
that legislation be prepared to make
possible the elimination from district
members of inactive or so-called paper
organizations having misleading names
or organized or existing for purposes
which do not, as an important part
thereof, include A. A. u. activities. or
where such A. A. u. activities are being
capitalized for private or personal gain
or advantage"
This was interpreted as blow at the
Brooklyn College A. A., sponsor of the
games, since there is no Brooklyn Col
lege. The Brooklyn College A. A. thus
is one OF the so-called paper" organ
izations.
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ahead of it. In other words the
ball is exploded into the air.
One thing is certain in this shot.
1t Is that the ball will arise at a
sleeper angle than the angle of the
face of your niblick. That's why
one can explode ball to the green
from right under the steep face of
the trap at its edge.
Get this picture clear in your
mind as we delve into the ways of
playing the explosion shot next
week. Then you will better under
stand the reasons why our star
golfers swing the club as they do.
Unless you understand the pivot
you cannot hope to shoot good golf.
Sol Metzger has new illustrated
leaf1et which he will send to any
one wishing it. Address Sol Metzger,
in care of this paper, and inclose q
stamped. addressed envelope.
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~ Plans for the opening of the
~ Alexandria Gazette Basket Ball
League here tomorrow night in
the Armory Hall were completed at
meeting of league officials at the home
of Jack Tulloch. A board of governors,
an official scorekeeper and timekeeper
were named.
The board of governors, which will
handle all appeals, is composed of the
managers of the four contesting teams.
including Robert Mcdonald, st. Mary's
CelUlcs: Carroll Rush, Knights Store
five: Ted Miller, Del Ray A. c., and
owen Creegan, Whitestone's Store.
Carl Mueller was chosen to keep time
and Jsek Howard to keep score. Both
Mueller and Howard were officials OF
the Old Dominion Boat Club basket
ball team, city champions last season
The Old Dominion Is not represented on
the court this year.
Managers Rush, knights Store five
and Miller of Del Ray announced they
had agreed upon "Hobey" O'Meara of
the District of Columbia Approved
Board to handle the opening game, in
which knights and Del Ray will clash.
A preliminary game between the
and the George Mason High School sex
tette will be played at 1880.
Continuing the speedy pace that has
marked their play all season, the st.
Mary's CelticS hung up their seventh
straight victory when they trounced the
highly touted De Luxe A. G. of Wash
ington by SO to %.
"Frenchy" Cohan and Wilbur Wright
we're top scorers for the Celtics with 10
and Is poirts, respectively, while Sammy
Hook was best for the losers with two
field goals and quartet of baskets from
the charity stripe.
In the preliminary game the Glover
A. G. Of this city downed the Spengler
A. G. Of Washington, 81 to 10. Hardy"
GenSmer, Glover center, scored five field
goals and foul shot, while F. Thomas
of the Spenglers led his team with two
field goals and four foul shots.
The CelticS' triumph was their fourth
of the week. Four games are listed this
week, the first tomorrow night at Fred
ericksburg, Va, in the new high school
gymnasium with the Fredericksburg
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FORTY-SEVEN CARDINALS
WILL STRIVE FOR JOBS

ST. LOUIS, January 81 R).-Ap-
proximately AZ players will be in
harness when Manager Gabby Street
blows his horn for work at the st.
Louis Cardinals Spring training camp
at Bradentown, Fla, in few more
weeks. Branch Hickey, Red Bird vice
president, said only 30-odd had their
names on card contracts, but the bal
ance are coming from the various farms
operated by the club.
The list includes 20 pitchers, IL in
fielders, outfielders and catchers,
of whom the card roster shows Is
hurlers, gardeners, a like number of
infielders and 4 backstops. Hickey ex-
poets Street to have cut the squad to
80 when the training trip ends.
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COCHRAN is BRILLIANT
DEFEATING KIEGHEFER

NEW YORK, January 81 (R.-wel
ker Cochran, former 1872 balkline bill.
lizards champion, gave brilliant dis.
play Of the three-cushion game yester.
day to clinch his 7OO-point match with
Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago. The
final score was: Cochran, 700; Kieck-
hefer, 614.
Cochran averaged more than 2 point.
an inning in taking the afternoon bloch
so to "a, in "a innings and then easily
won the night block as well, so to "a, in
40 innings. His high run was six ir
the afternoon and 10 at night. Kieck.
hefers best clusters were S and 4.
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GIANTS TERMS SPURNED
BY S0UTHPAW WAL ER

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, January 81
R1.-Bill Walker, who led the National
League as the efficiency hurler last
season, with an earned run average of
500, failed to aff1x his southpaw sigma
ture to New York Giant contract and
returned the document to Gotham, he
said yesterday.
The salary terms are not what he
wants, Walker averNed. The East st.
Louisan finished the year with nine
straight victories for q season total Of
IA won and lost
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NORTHERN GRIDIRONERS
PLAN BASE BALL TEAM

Northern A. c., which has been
represented by foot ball team for
several years, plans to also go In for
base ball and to form a permanent
athletic club. 1t is hoped to obtain
club house.
Members Of the foot ball team wish
ing to join the permanent group are
asked to communicate with officers of
the club.
A dance for club members and friends
Is planned for February 81 at the
National Press Club Building.
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eleventh STRAIGHT
WON BY PHOENIX A. C.

One of the best basket ball teams in
this section is that representing
Phoenix A. G.
This quint has been showing well
since the season started, but today
there Is no question as to its strength
following its 40-37 victory over the fast
moving French A. c. In a red-hot
overtime battle. 1t was the eleventh
straight win for the Phoenix boys, and
the frst defeat Of the campaign for
the French outfit.
This game was the preliminary to the
encounter at the Silver Spring Armory
In which Skinker Eagles turned back
the Richmond Blues in a 47-35 game
that also was packed with thrills.
From the outset the Phoenix French
game was nip and tuck. At half time,
Phoenix held a 1914 edge, but the
teams were tied at 29-all at the end
of regulation time After one extra
five-minute period had failed to bring
the tie, the count standing 34-34 at the
end Of this session. Phoenix came
through with the deciding points in the
second extra round, Lyles' long looper
clinching victory.
Keen battling marked the Eagle
Blues game all the way The invaders
were trailing only II to 81 at half time,
but the Birds held more of an edge in
the final half
Streeks and Sweeney did most of the
Eagles basket-sniping
1t was the second defeat in four DAYS
handed the Richmond quint by the
Birds. The Eagles downed the Blues
in the Virginia capital last wednesday.
Jewish Community Center basketers
added another win to their seasons I'M
broken string, defeating Stewart tossers,
81 to Fl, in the Center gym.
w. H. West Co. and Rambler ouints
will face tonight in Central High gym
at 8 o'clock.
game has been arranged between
Pontiac and Crescent fives for Wednes-
day night at 8 o'clock in the Central
High gym. Pontiacs are booking
through Manager Hayes, at Georgia
1902.
st. Paul's basketers are seeking q
game for Wednesday night, when il
mas the Central High gym from to 8
O'Clock. Call Manager Carr, at Poto-
mac 1921.
Royal Arcanum and Pullman A. G
CUNTS will clash tonight at $50 O'Clock
In Peck Memorial gym.
De Molay basketters scored over the
National Guard team at Laurel, 81 tt
%, in bitterly-fought game.
Results Of other court games here.
abouts:
Canucks, So; Remeys, 30.
Boys Club Optimists, 80; For
Humphreys, IS.
Fort Humphreys, 81; Neighborhooc
House Senators, 20.
Aladdins. 81; st. Martins, 20.
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DOWN THE LINE
WITH w. o. McGEEHAN
The Actor Athlete.

the jokes gladiator Thepian
Corbett his friends told that
fighter, a fighter
- great actor Mr.. William Tlden, I'd, six times mems
national singles champion tennis player has been great
Snowman, the actors will that
tennis player
To the national singles six times and to
the bunt OF the defense for the Davis indicates rather
ephaca that Tden has been the greatest tennis player of all
time At the same time Mr. Tdn has been the naughty boy as
though the time he probably has done for the
development the
than
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Niblick Held Best
for Explosion Shot

Here is somewhat larger picture
of what happens when one explodes
bail from the sand. The niblick
plows through the shaded portion
of the sand in the sketch, first
striking it back of the ball. AS in
all shots, the club must follow
through, so you have to hit this one
with terrific force to insure this re-
suit.
Now, as the rapidly travelling head
of the niplick plows through the
sand the latter is blasted upward
into space, forcing the ball to rise
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LEADING SCORERS.
baskets. Anthony PAMELA (Celtics) has Q
out Of II free losses:
2s BASKETS: Understein FiasheS) has II
our o. oT ~ Tree , tossewSj courtnav fcood
shepheSdsS and W. Burke tAFcsdians) both
heFfs Sas SSt 1Ess 'C Sen has
q baskets and free losses out Of .
iOO:pound elass--Joe Amin. toptimistl
seou mas SSt O. Tss i9ssf Hrcaan
has 20 baskets and has made out Of
REVISED SCHEDULE.
TODAY.
Sis, Nye. House VS.. Spartans Goo poundsl;
$50, Arcadtans VS.. OpttmistS (i30); T:50,
Dtiat W. Tut rSt W TaSdss Qua Sn
TOMORROW.
,e;1S, VOLTS Arcadians vs: g; W. Boys
Club !sS1 $50 Aztses VS. I, Aread Ms dis o
De Luxe vs. Peerless d45l.
WEDNESDAY.
(sSj ;' ESQ. s. ". Boys Club vs. Rates Hiss;
7:50, j. c. @. Flashes VS.. Peerless 045);
$50, Tut Tut Wonders vs. Yorkes tun-
THURSDAY.
Sis, st. Martins vs.. Nye House uO0);
$50, g.; ". Boys Club VS.: Spangler Post
i, iSGiS;o $780, optimi't' vs. "hiFiWind' Gun
Sis. St.. Martins VS.. Spartans 900;
$50, ArcadlanS VS. SpapgIeTT .I Post II5Sl;
$50, De Luxe VS.. J. C. c. Flashes l45).
SATURDAY.
2, s. w. Boys Club vs.. Noel House ts5l;
$780, Neighborhood House vs.. Optimist
900; 1880, Meridian VS.. Optimist tl30(;
$3.50, N. H. Senators vs. spangler Post d45).
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BY WALTER KODAK,

This % the tl0eltth of a series of
articles i1ritten By famous amateur
and professional golfers, telling hoU
they ouercdnle outstanding faults in
their play.
7 IKE perhaps the majority of golf
ers. soon discovered that my
greatest weakness was putting.
1t was weakness I had to over
come, or my hope of taking place
with the leaders would be dissipated.
It was discouraging, attempting TO
iron out the wrinkles which stubbornly
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MICHAEL J. HAWKINS DEAD.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 81 CP).-
Michael j. Hawkins, president of the
Albany team of the Eastern Base Ball
League, died here last night. He was
widely known in base ball circles.
Bronchial pneumonia, which complicat-
ed serious illness from gland trouble,
caused death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27

resisted my best eff
forts. Being young,
I sought the adj
vice of the recog-
nized leaders. But
I was in more Of a
quandary than be-
fore, because each
had a different
remedy. l tried all
and my putting
was as bad as ever.
1 tried putting
with the weight on
the left foot, then
on the right foot. I
trie d everything,
even down to Leo
Diegel's peculiar
stance, and still I
WAS a OOOF T11ittaI.
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Saen Wins Most Money Winter Golf but Joplin Pro Most
FOSTER BOOSTS LEAD
AS MIDWEST SCORER

CHICAGO, January 81 OP.-Capt.
Bud Foster, Wisconsin center, today
continued in the big nine basket ball
scoring lead, with 81 points, an increase
of 10 points over his mark of a week
ago.
The scoring leaders, including big
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TITLE CLAIMANT CRASHES. .

CHICAGO. January 81 CPO.-Charles
(Midget) Fischer of Butternut, Wis
claimant of the world middleweight
wrestling championship, viii meet Emil
Barbola Of Milwaukee at the Rainbo
Jai Alai Fronton tonight.
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AIS A. C. GIRLS PLAY.

Ais A. c. girls basket ball team of
this city will meet Fredericksburg, Va,
Teachers College sextet tomorrow night
In the Wilson Normal School at 8
o'clock.
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...the war against Splitting is q
crusade Of decency ;. Join ii.
Smoke CERTIFIED cREMO!

He tried to ''get away. :. !. but they caught
him in the act. And yet his filthy habit is
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of the workman who rolls cigars with dirty
fingers and spits on the ends!
Why punish the one, yet tolerate the vile
practice of the other? Smoke Certified
cremo and protect yourself against this
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is scientifically treated by methods developed
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BOYS CLUB BASKET
SCHEDULES REVISED

Races for the pennant in the various
loops of the Boys Club Basket Ball
League continue interesting.
That the league has its share of crack
basket-snipers is indicated by the large
number Of points credited to the leaders
in the various divisions.
Mid-year examinations in the schools
and the poStponement of the clubs box
ing show from January 81 to February
z have necessitated revision of the
league schedule for this week.
League standings, leading scorers and
the revised schedule follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27

The cure came by accident and was
a great surprise to me. was standing
in the shop one afternoon during a lull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27

Skiing is the Swedish national sport,
but ice yachting. bob shedding and curl
ing are also popular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27

De Molay basketters scored over the
National Guard team at Laurel 81 to
%, in bitterly-fought game.
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A game has been arranged between
Pontiac and Crescent fives for Wednes-
day night at o'clock in the Central
High gym. Pontiacs are booking
through Manager Hayes, at Georgia
22O2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27

Royal Arcanum and Pullman A. c.
CUNTS will clash tonight at $50 o'clock
in Peck Memorial gym.
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LExANDRIA, Va, January 27.-
Plans for the opening of the
4 Alexandria Gazette Basket Ball
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st. Paul's basketers are seeking a
game for Wednesday night, when it
has the Central High gym from Z to
O'Clock. Call Manager Carr, at Poto-
mac 2621