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keep his score below 30 and practically
make certain his qualification in the
first flight. He was out in 40, took 8
puts on the tenth green. and had to
finish the last three holes in level As
to score 10. This he did, even though
he put his second shot in a trap at the
seventeenth. Mel Shipley, the long
hitter from Argyle, led the first days
group of qualiflers with q II, composed
of 40 and 81.
In addition to these two, those who
broke 80 were j. H. Dwight, Columbia :;
r. T. Harrell, Washington: T. NJ. Bel
she, Indian Spring, and Jack Slattery,
member Of the Georgetown golf team
j. Monro Hunter. jr., one Of Washing
tons outstanding amateurs. was in a
good position to score a rs starting the
fifteenth hole, but here he ran into a
streak OF 3-putt green's. and, with a
brace OF IS on the last four holes and
birdie 8 on the eighteenth, scored
an 81.
ONE of the most disheartening expe-
~ riences fell to the lot Of Robert H.
Gardner OF Columbia At the
seventeenth Gardner drove onto the
bank Of the ditch and found his ball in
the rotted center Of a stump. He
elected to play 1t out and finished the
hole with an for a card of IS.
Many of the contesaants reported trou-
bic with the putting greens, but we
never have yet been to a golf tourna-
ment where putting trouble was not the
major topic. The green's are slow hut
! true
Mrs Betty P. Meckley, women's Dis
trict golf champion, won low gross in
the tournament played yesterday at
Beaver Dam under the auspices of the
Women's District Golf Association. Mrs.
Muriel Shipley had second low gross
with SO. but chose to take the low net
prize with her card Of 98-15-93. Mrs
William E. Hall won second low net
with 101-l3-38.
Helen Hicks. national famous woman
golf star. was suddenly called to New
York last night by the illness of her
mother and will not be able TO play
the Washington courses this week, She
was to have been the guest Of Mrs J.
Marvin Haynes.
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PlaySafe on Camera, Sharke>
TITLE RECOGNITION
NOT FORTHCOMING
Bout Between SchmeIing and
Tar Last Year Taught
Commission Lesson.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
n IEW YORK, April 29.-Ap-
M parently warned by last
i Y years horrible example
the fiasco that started out
to be a heavyweight champion
ship fight between Max Schmel-
ing and Jack Sharkey-the New
York State Athletic Commission
has decided to wait and see
before awarding championship
recognition to the meeting Of
Sharkey and Primo Camera at
Ebbets' Field, June 10.
Unless the weather or the threatened
suit of the Madison Square Garden
Corporation cause trouble. the 15-round
bout is all set for June 10. The COM
mission yesterday granted its permis-
sion for that. But. Chairman James A.
Farley explained, no request for title
recognition had been received. He in
dicated that part of the question might
be taken up at later date.
Legal Fight Threatened.
The threatened legal arrangements
now look like the most serious cloud on
the horizon of Promoter James j. john
ston. The Garden, through a subsid-
iary holds contract with Camera for
him to meet the winner Of the Schmel-
ing-Young Stribling fight in Cleveland
July 8 and claims that q clause bars
the giant Italian from other nights,
and the Garden authorities say they in
tend to enforce this agreement, taking
legal measures If necessary.
Farley brought out a new angle OF
the argument in his comments. He said
the Garden had been told last Winter
that the commission would reinstate
Camera here If he was matched with
Sharkey and the bout would be recog-
nized as a championship affair.
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speedy wrestling. minus the customary
coughing. kicking. biting and slapping
Dudy Dusek, who recently lured the
title of "the meanest man" away from
Chief White Feather, and Toots Mondt,
who will be his foe tomorrow, are ex-
pected to provide a furry Of f1sticuffs.
Both are rough and colorful rasslers.
The third Indian will be Son Jen-
nings. Son hasn't been around the East
long and his status. though he has
shown here several times, hasn't been
established. but in his bout with the
veteran Mike Romano tomorrow q good
line should be had on Jennings. Ro-
mano pinned George Tragos in New
Castle Monday night and offers Jen-
nings a test.
The fifth bout and curtain-raiser will
be sans an Indian. Tiger Nelson, who
made hit in his first appearance here
by seeking Tony Roebuck and eventual
ly getting pinned. will return to meet
a newcomer, Onido Marchione. of Italy
Tickets for tomorrow's carnival are
on sale at Promoter Joe Turner's once,
at the Annapolis Hotel. The first bout
will start at $3.50 o'clock.
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BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

T TENRY D. NICHOLSON. runner
- UP in the tournament last year,
and one of the outstanding
golfers of the Washington Golf
and Country Club, will be missing when
the match play rounds in the current
tournament open tomorrow. AS ap-
proximately half the qualifying field
struggled through the final qualifica-
ton day today, under unpleasant
Nicholson would be unable to play in
the tourney because of the sudden death
of close relative. Last year Nicholson
won his way TO the final and lost TO
Miller B. STEVENSON only on the nine
tenth hole, after apparently having the
match won. The fact of the situation
was that STEVENSON had to hole a 15-
foot putt on the seventeenth to keep
from going to the eighteenth / down.
THE wiseacres around the club house
l. were predicting today that scores
of 80 and under would qualify in
the tournament, for yesterdays opening
medal round. in which about half the
field competed, brought forth only six
scores better than that.
The current tournament is the first
major test OF the new bail. and judged
by the scores in the breeze which swept
the course the boys are not altogether
too sure of themselves with the new
pellet. Furthermore. most of the en-
trants in the tourney had been playing
Winter rules up TO the time they start
ed in the event, and they were handi-
capped by this factor But to Offset
these circumstances the Golf Commit
tee had placed the tee plates on the
front Of all the tees with the exception
Of only one hole. which should make
the course a stroke or two easier, and
yet only six were able to shatter the
30 mark
MILLER B.. STEVENSON Of Column
lV1 bia, last years winner. staged a
typical STEVENSON fighting finish to
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Pointers on Golf
BY SOL METZGER.

There is not so very much differ
ence between the play Of woods and
irons in golf The swing is much the
same, with the difference that the
iron swing is more vertical. The sole
difference in the grip is that the left
hand or left fingers must grip the
iron bit more firmly because Of the
resistance met in cutting through
the turf.
In the position RI the hands both
woods and irons demand the same.
Chick Evans brings this out In COM
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renting upon iron play One must
always bear in minc. that he cannot
Evans theory.
In other words, the hands must be
bent up at the wrists, as shown in
the sketch. thus forming an angle
with the arms at the wrists. as they
most certainly mus. in wood club
play.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
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PENNINGTON BIRD FIRST
Takes Opening Race of Concourse
Season From Big Field.

bird from the Pennington Loft
winged in ahead OF the field in the
opening pigeon lace OF the National
Capital Concourse Associations old bird
series. The l00-mile airline distance
from Charlottesville, Va. was covered
by the winner in l,556.80 yards a
minute
total Of 944 birds from 81 lofts
competed.
Order of finish of the first return To
each loft with the speed in yards per
minute follows, the first Is being di-
ploma winners:
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BEAUTY PARLOR.

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VETERAN PLAYER DIES.

BUTTE, Mont, April 90 t4).-Michael
Mattimore, ~, pitcher for the New York
Giants In 1887 and later q member of
the Philadelphia and Brooklyn teams,
died Yesterday. He had lived here many
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FLOOR CASES. wan cases. cash TeEis.srs.
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4 CONTINUED On Next psEs.l
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w. W. D. A. championships, at Luck;
WEDNE SDAY.
CAMERON1AN m FRONT.

NEWMARKET, England April 20 up.
s-Cameronian today won the classic
1000 guineea with ooyescas second and
Cypen third.
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AND PAINTING.

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TX VANISHING AMERICANS they
~ may be. but not so far as
v local wrestling followers are
concerned. It will be Indian
night" tomorrow at the Washington
Auditorium mat show, when three
mighty redskins will perform.
Jim Clinkstock, pictured above in the
act Of causing foe to register agony.
is one Of the Indians. Jim will have for
his opponent Tiny Roebuck, a Haskell
Institute grad.
Clinkstock and Roebuck will tangle
In Commute time limit, preliminary
to the two main gasps, which will bring
together Doc Wilson and Babe Caddock
and Toots Mondt in one-fall-to-a-finish
matches.
The two features are likely to pre-
sent contrasting styles of graphing.
Wilson and Caddock, who met and
went to a time limit draw last week,
are ardent disciples of straight and
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Line-Ups Tonight
In Pin Journeys

W. C. D. A. championships at Lucky
Strike.
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HELP--MEN.
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~ Ct Alley G. Alley
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