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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
Books ReCeiUed

CHINA: The Collapse of a Civilization. BY
Nath2 MEL PETER, author of The White
Mans Dilemma" New York: The John
Day Co.
CENTURY OF ATLANTIC TRAVEL; 1880
1890. BY Franck C. Bowen. Illustrated.
Boston Little, Brown & Co.
JEB STUART. BY John w. Thomson, jr,
captain United States Marine Corps. Illus
trations and maps by the author. New
York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
THE DEVILS BRIGADE. The story Of tho
Hstf1eld-McCoy feud. BY John L. Spivak.
New York: Brewer & Warren, Inc.
LETTERS FROM FRATERNITY. Written to
Ben Ames Williams by old New Eng
land farmer By A. l.. McCorrison. Intro
duction by Ben Ames Williams. New York:
E. P. Dutton & Co.
THE STORY OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS.
BY Albert v. Lally. Illustrated. Boston:
The Christopher Publishing House.
LETTERS FROM ONE WHO HAS CROSSED
THE GREAT DIVIDE Interpreted by
Mora L. Alderman. Boston: The STRAIT
ford Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05
Band Concerts.

COUSAS new march, George Washington
- Bicentennal," will be featured at a concert
to be played at the Capitol Monday night by
the United States Navy Band, Lieut.. Charles
Benter conducting. The program includes
Grofes tone-journey Mississippi" Sibelius'
"Finlandia" and solos for concert and from
bone
Musician John Peck trombcnist, will also be
heard in solo number Tuesday evening At
Sylvan Theater. ia
wednesday evening at the navy yard the
concert opens with the overture "Mignon," by
Thomas. Other numbers on this program are
scenes from Robin Hood" by De Koven; o solo
for chimes, Bells Of st. Marys," played By
Roy Watson, and q xylophone solo by Louis
Goucher.
Concerts will also be played Thursday eve
ming, $50, at Veterans Hospital. Mount Alto
and Friday evening, $50, at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
THE concerts scheduled for the coming week
by the United States Marine Band Can't
Taylor Branson conducting, will include the
following:
Monday, July 6. 1891, at pm concert, Ma
rine Barracks.
Tuesday, July 2. 1891. at 7:sO pm, concerA
Anacostia Park
Wednesday, July g. 1891, at 7:30 PM, sens
cert, United States Capitol.
Thursday, July Q, 1884, 7:S0 pm, concesA
Sylvan Theater. ~s a
Cornet solos by Musician John p White ~
be included In various programs during %
week. . ~
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through the current litany Of emancipation,
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realities of that primal device Of nature to keep
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right off the top of the current moment, and,
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nevertheless. that has put much more Of real
thought into the case of the young folks than
is commonly accorded them. And, certainly.
has this young man shown good reservations
of construction that, In the long rum have in
reality given the whole enterprise its stamp,
quite little above the common run Of cur
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
BY WILLARD FERGUSON.

A TLANTA. Ga. May 28.-
" Bobby Jones hcme town.
~ without any help from Bobby
himself, has discovered that
frozen golf halls will cure your slice,
add 20 yards to your drive, coax
your approach shots over, around or
through traps, and send your puts
straight for the back Of the cup.
At least, that's the belief of
group of golfers at the Piedmont
Park course. the oldest and most
dignified public course in the city.
In fact, it's the st. Andrews of
Bobby jones' home town These
proponents of the frozen golf ball
are proclaiming the news that their
discovery will bring about golfing
millennium, and the whole town is
mildly excited.
Housewives, on the other hand,
are almost in q mood to appeal to
the police. One bridge club has
adopted resolutions urging that q
law be enacted making 1t Illegal for
any husband TO place q golf ball
within IL feet of the family refrig-
orator. The reason can be easily I'M
derstood. Since the epic discovery
made at the Piedmont Park course
housewives flnd that there is no
room left in the ice box for milk,
butter and other perishables. Too
much space Is taken up by golf balls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
Frozen Golf Balls Aid Game
Lengthen Drives, Straighten Puts and Crowd
Milk and Butter Out of Refrigerator.

put there by husbands who fondly
hope that at last means has been
found which vii lenable them to
break hundred.
Interest In the possibilities of
frozen golf balls is particularly keen
because of the real or imaginary
troubles the average golfer is ex-
psriencing with the new or balloon"
ball. He fancies he can't hit the
new and larger ball as far or as
straight as he did the smaller and
more resilient pellet But now he is
told that the big ball, If frozen, will
prove far more effective than the
smaller ball, and as result golf
balls are crowding milk bottles out
OF Atlanta refrigerators.
A well known advertising man in
Atlanta Is the originator of the
frozen golf ball idea. But he insists
on remaining the unknown friend
Of the dub golfer.
Last Winter" he said, IT decided
to try little indoor putting, but one
Of the balls was using rolled under
radiator. and 1t wasn't until the
next day that / found it.. The ball
was then so soft and loggy that It
would hardly bounce, and when I
went out in the back yard and took
q crack at 1t with driver, it hit
like a bunch of cotton.
IF heat will slow down a golf
ball that way, / reasoned, then
freezing ought to pep it up. I got
out new ball, put it in the icebox
and left 1t there day. Then went
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LANDovER WANTS GAME.

Landoyer A. c. wants games with fast
unlimited teams Phone j. r. Fitz-
hlrgh at Hyattsville 802-F-24.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-28
0'REILLY PINS FAITH
TO SPRINTER KELLY
Thinks Ed Has Chance to Take
Title Despite Great Field
in Intercollegiate.

Despite that he will face one Of the
claesiest fields of Sprinters ever as
scmbled, John D. O'Reilly, veteran
coach Of Georgetown University. thinks
tl'ot Of the Ave Georgetown trackmen
named to participate In the annual in
tercollegiate championships tomorrow
and Saturday at Philadelphia. young
Aloysius Kelly has the best chance to
bring home a Hoya victory.
Kelly, who won the 70-yard inter-
og'@t> dash, in LILO seconds in the
I. c. "A. championships at New York
this Winter, will toe the mark with
Frank Wykoff, University Of California s
unofficial holder of the world record
fer the 100 with q 2-5; Eddie Tolan.
- '-'~-.,'- "Nkiao'~l1t Express: George
Troy Of Brown and George Stevens Of
Dartmouth.
The ether four Georgetown men who
will compete are Capt. Viz Burke in
the 440-ysrd dash: A~'n''- r'''~-~ : =
Chuck Csrlin in the 220 and Jim Kelly
in the 300-yard event.
O'Reilly sees Western victory,
Southern CALIFORNIA; great team being
the GEORGETOWN veterans choice as th4
winner with Stanford running second.
Pennsylvania should finish third, he
thinks.
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1900 SEE JIMM Y
Qg1PO|NT PETROLLE
$82,377 Gate Sets New High
Mark for Year-Victor
Wins Six Rounds.
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

\ YEW YORK. May 28.-Jimmy
mi McLarnin's comeback, by
/ Y way Of a decisive victory
over Billy Petrolle, salts
fed the master minds of fight
dom today that there still are
plenty Of customers available. pro-
vfding they have the proper f1stic
inducement.
sThere was not the slightest syn Of
depression as crowd of $4,000 packed
Madison Square Garcen to see Nc
IArnin turn the tables or Petrolle last
right and gain the unanimous verdict
Of Referee Arthur Donovan and two
Judges after 10 alternately bristling and
mediocre rounds of scrapp.ng.
The gate receipts of $82,377 set a
new high" for 1881 and stimulated a
feeling of prosperity in Garden circles
that has not been manifest in many
a moon. It demonstrated once again
that McLarnin is thu greatest drawing
card in New York rings for his weight
and inches.
McLarnin waeed a cool and calculat-
rIshes of Petrolle.
sDespite an injured right hand,
Jimmys plan of campaign was suff1-
Ciently effective to give him a clean
cut margin in 6 of the 10 rounds. Three
Of the others went to Petrolle aid
appeared even.
There were many dull and super
cautious minutes of sparring that
brought disappearing boos from the
crowd, but the roars rocked the rafters
as McLarnin clouted and cut Petrolle
with pun shing drives in the third.
fourth and ninth rounds. Jimmy was
unable to put his rival down, or take
the sting from Billy's counter -thrusts,
hut Petrolle bled profusely from the
mouth and nose under the lombard
Iaent.
McLarnin favored his damaged right
hand almost from the outset, using it
chiefly in the third. It was hurt in his
previous go with Petrolle and, according
to his manager, Pop Foster, met with
fresh damage last night.
Except in flashes, McLarnin was
neither as fast nor as accurate az in
some Of his more sensational New York
performances. He gaze gallant exhibit
ton, nevertheless, as he outbcxed and
ul1tsmarted the tough and rugged North
Oakotan.
Petrolle's best blow was a left hook,
With which he connected frequently
enough to make Jimmy wary Of an up
set such as he experienced in their last
battle.
sMcLarnin weighed 142 and PetrolIe 1873.
The 10-round semi-final resulted In
q decision for Eddie Ran, Polish welter-
weight, over Billy Light of st. Paul
Light was nearly ext:nguished in several
knockdowns, but gamely weathered the
hombardment
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out and played the most amaStne
game Of my life. My drives were ct
least so yards longer than I had
ever hit before, I never sliced once,
l approached well, and had five
one-putt green's.
Since then I've made frequent
comparisons between frozen golf balls
and ordinary ones, and ! md that
golf balls Just of the Ice undoubted-
~ give you greater distance, and for
some mysterious reason never seem
to slice"