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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
TOURNEY
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
MEN HOSTS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-04

studies Then there is George Dunlap
ir of Princeton, most promising
prospect. and Forbes Wilson of Yale.
Likes Rowing, Too.
It Suffern Taller, freshman al
Princeton. has already won the Rhode
island State championship as well as
other titles: but, curiouSly, he has been
snendine his first year at Nassau as q
Candidate for the freshman crew.
sam Perry of the University OF Ala
hama is another mighty able golfer, as
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Illinois. Then there is Robert Mottet
of Princeton.
Tailer's plan Of going in for rowing
NAV or may not hurt his golf; IN any
case II is a fine thing for him to do in
asmuch as it indicates wholesome at
titude toward sport. The Brush nave
it and the fact that they hold a orie1
for other sports may be one OF the
reasons why they do not shine against
us in Walker Cup play.
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are all cricket players and love the
game and they also go in for tennis.
Ii was Wethered, in 1921, who came TO
the final of the British open and tnen
with that valuable title at stake ne
asked the committee to hold the maj
match against Jim Barnes at an early
hour, as he had an engagement 10 play
in a cricket match
That may not be golf, but 1t revealed
the finest sort of amateur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-04
ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER,

The dispatch referred to said: Fish
ing has been so good during the past
week off shore here that yesterday
"wednesday 80 boats were out some Of
them having come to Rock Han Tor tnat
purpose"
The story says that Rock Hall fisher
men are much excited over the prospect
of bill being introduced in the present
Maryland Legislature prohibiting the
use of purse nets in the bay. The purse
net fishermen claim the passage OF such
a bill would destroy the industry and
that pressure is being brought to bear
on the Kent County delegation in the
General Assembly to fight such mea-
sure
Rod and Stream is reliably informed
that the purse net bill will be enacted
into law this year A great many of the
Maryland legislators are in favor OF
the measure and the entire Western
Maryland delega lion not only wants
this measure passed, but also the Dill
prohibiting the sale of black bass in the
Maryland markets. There are at pres
ent only nine States in the Union which
have no black bass law and OF these
nine. two of them are Maryland and
Pennsylvania. Unless the Maryland
Legislature passed the purse net bill,
the commercial fishermen will soon de-
plete the supply of rockfish in the
waters of the Bay. and thereby deprive
many times their number OF source OF
livelihood catering TO the wants OF
anglers. who spend hundreds of thou
sands of dollars annually in quest OF
their favorite fish.
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Bowling Tonight

Arcadia.
Bankers LeaEue-Washington Loan q
Trust No VS. Hubs, FedsrslsAm m ws mn ma
ton. American Security q Trust No 2 VS..
Northeast Savings Bank, Perpetual Building
Trust Co VS.. Washington Loan & Trust No.
2. District National Bank. vs.: Federal Re T..
North Capitol Savings Bank.
Ciyics Club League-Optimist VS.. Round
TsS Monsch VS. 70 Eo'ary Is C Kgans No
Georaetown Church League-Graee Episs-
copai VS. Mount Vernon M z. South No. 2
Calvary n South vs. Christ Epl vcpDsr
calvary ssptist Kinnesr, PECK Chapel No.
Petworth.
District League-PetwoTth VS. Convention
Lucky Strike.
National Capital League = Packwood
Dynamite LeaEue-Little Potatoes VS.. Hi
Hards vs.. Swiss Navy
Ladies District League-KinE Pin. VS.
I Meyer Davis, Lucky Strike VS.. John Blicks'
Rendezvous.
Ladies District League-Rendezvous vs.
Ladies District LeaEue-Boulevard vs.
/ Queen Pin.
/ Ladies' District LeaEue-oueen Pin VS.
Convention Hail
Convention Hall.
Knishts Of Columbus League-columbis
auette vs. Trinidad. Balboa VS.. Nina. corte7
vs.. De Soto, Plos VS.. Salvador Ptnta VS. Sar
Domingo, Champlain VS.. Ovando.
Nautical League (double-hesderD, 7, o clock
Anchor VS.. Washington Canoe No. !. Bee
Hive ,ys. Potomac Canoe. Bonzai vs.. Poto.
Ton canoe No vs.. Washins H Canoe No
no ]: Anchor rs, washinSton ' CANOE No oH?'
PStomac Woodchoppers Us. Bee Hive, Colo
ers No !, Drifters No. VS.. Washington
EleetTieal League-o. r. Evans q Bros
tT ,os League b.,, Construction vs.: Pepco Ben
Bf0s vs. Hays Warren Va aay western Eef Fee
INC supply Us: General ELECTRIC. Exids Bat
Is dy.r vs. v National ElsctIic Potomac EIsctri
Stone & Webster VS.. DoubledayHill.
HyattsviIIe Arcade.
PRINCE Georges League. Section Com
Prince Georges League, Section 2-slig
Prince Georses Ladies Leasue-co-eds VS.
Chilium,
Northeast Temple.
Hebrew League-Mosean Club VS. Visit
Club. Regents Club VS.. Iris Club. Rege
} Club VS.. Les Amis Club Pals Club VS. Rialt
, Club. Mardelle Club vs. Junior Mardell
Club.
Capitol Hill.
Capitol Hin League-.stevens Service Store
VS.. City Cab, LoefIier Motor vs. City Cab.
Mount Rainier.
Mount Rainier League, Class A-Moun
Rainier VS., Whataman.
Mount Rainier Club, Glass B---Mayor an,
Council VS.. Pittsburgh Plate and Glass.
: Mount Rainier Ladies Leasue-Bluebird
l w. Cardinals.
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er Golfers Are Revealed the Ranks of English College Players

ming with q luncheon today. at which,
Glenna Collect, the United States woms
ans champion and runrer-up to Miss
Fishwick in the British championship.
is one OF the hostesses, and a renewal
of acquaintance with the players who
visited them last Summer are the
principal object OF the visitors.
No team match between the British
girls and Americans is scheduled. al
though one may possibly be arranged
later; and least of all do they expect
to play in the national championship.
When asked about this possibility yes.
terday, Miss FiShwick said:
"Oh, it's impossible this year, but
maybe within year or two"
The British team is scheduled to 90
from here to st. Augustine, Fla, for q
few days practice, then to Palm Beach
for the Florida championship. Begin
ming February Is. They also expect
to play in the South Atlantic cham
pionship at Ormond February "a and
the Florida East Coast championship
at st. Augustine March 3. The stirring
match between Miss Fishwick and Miss
Collett, which marked the final OF the
British woman's championship last
Summer. will not be resumed as the
American champion is not entered In
any of these events.
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Chips From the Mapleways

were penalized, was staunchest in OPP
posing such move. He held that there
should be no punishment for an unin-
territorial infraction.
Max's spirit was to be commended,
but it is questionable that it was wise Tor
the league to accept his waiver. There
may be another violation of the trans
fer rule with captains less altruistic
than Rosenberg to deal with, and the
offender would have precedent on
which to base an argument.
HYATTSVILLE, continues its dash
IL toward the top in the District
League, its 2-to-1 victory over Rem
devious at Hyattsville last night having
put it almost on even terms with the
King Pins. For two games 1t seemed
the Suburbanites would hang up a rec
ord for SIT They shot 676 in the f1rst
and $40 in the second winning both
with ease, but they took sickenlng
tumble in the final which they lost with
a score of 536.
Hugh Waldrop was high for Hyatts-
will with 387, which included top
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game Of I54, but closely trailing him
was Henry Hiser, who is out to establish
District League record for average.
Henry picked up handsomely on average
of 121 with a set of 387. His best
string was l58.
Jack Whalen led the Rendezvous
team with $40.
A record for the washington Ladies
League was made by Billie Williams OF
the University Park team when she
rolled lat in the first game OF match
with Veterans Bureau. A double
header strike and three spares turned
the trick. Miss williams would have
beaten $50, but for a cut-through count
on a tenth-box spare.
THE makeup men Of The stars
i printing staff were bowling (but
not graciously) to bowlers Of the
editorial department today. The printer
ial gents took an artistic pasting in a
battle on the Silver Spring drives
When the scriveners won match
two weeks ago by 5 pins the make-ups
averred it was fluke victory and
jawed about what would have been the
result but for double-header strike by
Cant Hoke Bailey.
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BRITISH WOMEN PAY
INFORMAL GOLF VISIT
Sightseeing, Social Engagements
Chief Object of Dozen Led by
Diana Fishwick.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 4.-Intent on
repaying the visit which America
woman golfers made to England last
Summer rather than attempting any
serious competition on the links, an in
formal golfing invasion from Great
Britain has reached New York
Led by Diana Fishwick, British wom-
ans champion, the woman golfers, num-
bering a dozen, will leave Saturday for
Florida, where they expect to play in
three tournaments.
Neither Miss Fishwick nor her COM
panions, most of whom she described as
good county golfers but not interna-
tionalists," are taking their present visit
seriously, so far as golf is concerned
Sightseeing, social engagements, begin.