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Evening star., 1932-05-22

Yes, sir, If you would have some
real, pleasurable sport. followed by
as tasty a meal as the fresh water
can provide, devote some time and
study to that scrappy little gen.
tleman, the yellow perch. and for the
best thrill of all, go after him with
flies.
What are your fishing and camp
ing problems? Write them to Fish
ing" in care of this paper, inclosing
a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Tomorrow: Broiling Trout.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
ALEXANDRIA COPS BUSY
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 21-In ad-
dition to its game with the Washington
Police nine here May 80, the Alexandria
Police base ball team has scheduled a
game with the Baltimore Police TO be
played in the Oriole park July %.
The local bluecoats defeated Colum-
bia Engine Co., No. 4, in their first reg
ular game of the season, IA.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
MOUNT WASHINGTON WINS

HUNTINGTON. Long Island, May
21.-The lacrosse twelve of the Crescent
Athletic Club received its first defeat
OF the season here today when the
Mount Washington Club of Baltimore
emerged with a 6-to-5 victory in
spectacular game.
The Crescents had a 5-to-2 lead 20
minutes before the end of the contest,
when the visitors rallied and scored
Evening star., 1932-05-22
MCINTYRE IS CLOUTED.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, May 21.-Front
Royal All-Stars defeated the Millwood,
Va, A. C. here today, 9 to 6. The locals
made IL hits off Lefty McIntire, pitch
ing for the visitors.
Evening star., 1932-05-22

what, nevertheless is promising,
with Ray Bowen and Pete De An
geles squaring of.
The remainder of the card will be
rounded out with two four FOUNDERS,
listing Billy Essinger and Pete lingo
and Billy Hooe and K. o. Anderson.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
BLACK SOX BEAT PILOTS.

Baltimore Black Sox conquered Wash
ington Pilots in a 13-inning EaSt-WeSt
Base Ball League thriller yesterday, in
Griffith Stadium. The Sox hit the
ball hard to score three runs and
triumph in the thirteenth.
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Totals 81 ~ SO 81 Totals ANS Is

Totals 81 ~ SO 81 Totals. AZ IL 80 Is
'Batted for Brewer in thirteenth.
Slack Sox... 900 % 2 0 0 0 0 0 3-8
Pilots ......... 2 / 30 / / o o o o 0-5
Runs--Burbage. Finley. Washington. Dixon,
Seay 90, Allen. War1eld (2), Warmack.
Hughes t2). Error-Warield. Two-b base
hits-Finiey, Seay. Warmack. Three-base
hits-Seay, Hughes. Stolen base-Lundy.
Sacrifce-Lundy. Double plays-Lundy to
seay to Thomas. oBTyant to Hampton to
Base on balls-Of Mcdonald. /; of Allen,
q of Hayes. l.. Struck out-By Mcdonald,
!; by Allen, 8; by Hayes, l.
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Ball to Get Into Full Suing Today With Attractive Contests
TO HAVE FINE DIAMOND
One in Magruder Park, Hyattsville,
to Be Ready Shortly.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, May 21.-
Within two weeks the diamond in
Magruder Park, the towns recreational
center. is expected TO be ready for use.
1t will be one of the finest fields in
this section of the country. A back
stop rs feet long and Is feet high is
being erected 1t will be 300 feet from
the home plate to the nearest obstruc-
ton In the outf1eld, all underbrush
having been cleared.
Evening star., 1932-05-22

La PLATA-MitcheH Motor Co.
PRINCE FREDERICK-Lusby
Motor Co.
SILVER SPRlNG-Silyer Spring
Motor Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1932-05-22

WASHINGTON
Gardner Stuart Motor Co,
$50 III st. NE.
Kaplan & Crawford, Inc,
1929 Champlain st. NV.
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Semmes Motor Company, Inc.
1914 New Hampshire Ave. NV,
MARYLAND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Garage }
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FREDERICKSBURG-T. F.
Cooke Motor Co.
HEATHSVILLE-P. III. Pusey e.
Son
LEESBURG-Frye Motor Co.
Evening star., 1932-05-22

of them. That's what you'll say about the
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date. Just phone any dealer listed below for
your Dodge Floating Power Ride. You won't
be pressed to buy =. you'll have mighty
ENJOYABLE trip.
Evening star., 1932-05-22

MANASSAS-Crosby Motor Co
QUANTICO-Moncure Motor
Co.
WARRENTON--Lee strest
Garage
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Co.
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Many things make the new Dodge cars the
most thrillingly modern cars on the road.
Floating Power has to do with it. New type
frames contribute The automatic clutch and
silent gear selector. The brakes. The bodies!
Modern from the road up every inch
Evening star., 1932-05-22

ANDRE CITROEN of France is Europe's
n greatest motor car manufacturer. He
knows good thing when he sees it. No inn
portant motor car development ever escapes
his watchful eye.
Across the sea he came :. to investigate
patented Floating Power. Back to France he
went. with the European patent license in
his pocket.
Are you equally alert to new ideas?
You are cordially invited to learn about
motor car progress at the wheel of spirited
new Dodge Six or Eight.
DODGE SIX $7os to 1895. DODGE EIGHT
$1115 to $1395. r. o. B. Factory Low delivered
prices Convenient Five wire or demountable
wood wheels. Duplate safety plate glass:
$3.50 Coupes $3.50 Sedans. Automatic Clutch
standard Fights; only So on Skies. Closed models
wired for Philco Trsnitone Radio.
Rad:0 proo
Evening star., 1932-05-22

BY the Associated Press.
n INCOLN, Nebr., May 21.-Scor-
ing first in seven of the is
events. the University of Ne
Evening star., 1932-09-05
Culling the Ca,lliflowers
BY Francis E. Stan

vastly-improved Szabo who will show
at the air field Thursday against Mike
(Green Pants) Romano. The hand
some Hungarian, it is claimed, has
mastered other "holts" while employ
ing the backdrop less frequently.
Glenn Mum will be 10,000-to-1
choice over Bill Middlekauf in the semi
final. Middlekauf is good while he
lasts, but he doesn't manage to stick
around for any length of time. Other
bouts list Mihaly Orgavany and Luigi
Bagagalupi, Steve Znowski and Vanka
Zelesniak and Babe Caddock and Tiger
Nelson.
TIM LONDOS would have blushed
had he been in the Griffith Stadium
grandstand last Thursday t.
When Jimmy Lake beloved anent the
Londosian appearance on September Is.
There will be no increase in prices, "
a spectator yelled, They ought to re-
duce 'em for that mug" The
prize wisecrack from a rassler was COM
mitted t'other day in the Annapolis
Hotel A ticket purchaser asked
one of the bone-benders lounging
around what became of old. broken
down wrestlers They keep on
rassling," was the answer Babe
Caddock was strolling downtown a
couple Of weeks ago when greeted by
an employe of Joe Turner Babe
declared he felt fine and was ready to
leave for Baltimore for his match on
the morrow. 1t happened he was
scheduled to rassle at Boiling Field that
night instead of Baltimore and it
wasn't until newspaper Office was
called that Babe was convinced.
Evening star., 1932-09-05

idlLd Iss bAaSAANAA<AS ~oANAAi-
4 \ ing golfer. Since the Gays
back in 1927 and the four
years before. when Roland was win
ming everything in sight in golf
around Washington and being
clasSed in those days among the
first half-dozen amateurs in the
country, his game has come and
gone.
Capable of the most phenomenal
bursts of golf one day and sliding
back to an ordinary IS or 76 the
next, Roland has probably not
played enough golf over the last
three or four years to keep his game
gearad up to the championship
notch. But if he is in good physical
condition and has enough practice
behind him to keep his shots in the
proper groove he is perfectly
capable of winning national cham
pionship. His health has not been
of the best this year since he came
back from California. bringing his
bride with him, and Roland has
played comparatively little golf.
He showed enough, however, in
the final round OF the Chevy Chase
tournament last May to convince
any ooubting skeptics that he re-
tains plenty of the old punch that
won him a spot on three Walker
Cup teams in the international golf
classics. He shot 10 in that round,
and in the sectional elimination
trials for the amateur championship
he scored lat to finish fourth, even
though he was only then recovering
from a tonsil operation.
No need to elaborate on his deeds.
He Is known from coast to coast.
He has won nearly everything that
Is worth winning-this tall, likable
Evening star., 1932-09-05

lad from Columbia, who hits the
ball so far. Give him ample practice
and good physical condition and he
can win any tournament he enters
regardless of the speed of the
field. For two years in row he
won first amateur prize in the Los
Angeles open, bringing home mug
big enough to bathe in. AS it
stands today. he is the outstanding
entrant from Washington in the
coming amateur title chase at Balti-
more. His physical condition will
be the factor that carries him far
or topples him. Roland has won
the national championship qualify
ing round and has gone to the semi
final. These victories came in 1925
and 1927. And in the latter year it
took 20-foot putt laundering across
the thirty-seventh green from Chick
Evans putter to rub him out and
keep him out of final against
Bobby Jones.
Physically fit, he can move along
as fast as any amateur in the world.
For the past three weeks he has
rested and played. He should be in
fine fettle for the amateur title
chase. If he is he will go far. But
his showing rests on his condition.
Roland holds the amateur record at
Columbia with Sc. And hest Of
other records, too. This likable six
footer failed to qualify for the
match play rounds last year, but
he should make the grade this year.
Whether he qualities or not, he will
carry the hopes of q lot Of folks, for
Roland Mackenzie Is fairly close to
legend around Washington. Watch
some of the present-day kids and
youth see Roland's swing. They all
try to pattern after him. This may
be his year. He is only Is years
old, young enough to win.
Evening star., 1932-09-05

the Alps, but the AlleghenleS
and 15-game Eastern trip that
should decide the National
League pannant race beyond doubt.
After the double-header today with Gin
cinnati the Cubs move into the Atlantic
seaboard for five games with Boston,
four with New York and three apiece
with Brooklyn and the Phillies. If
Charley Grimm's housekeeping outfit
can maintain most of its present seven
game lead through that final road trip,
then the pennant can be awarded with
out further ado.
The Cubs have just completed re-
markable home stay, in which they won
l8 games and lost only 2, definitely shat
tered the Dodgers pennant hopes and
left Pittsburgh's Pirates so far behind
that only a complete collapse in the
Cub machine can give the Pirates
another chance.
CINCE August 26 the Pirates have won
- eight successive games and yet have
gained not / inch on the Cubs. Dur
ing the same stretch the Cubs won
nine and lost one.
To Lonnie Warneke, great rookie
fell the honor of closing
the Cubs home stay yesterday, and he
did it impressively, holding the St. Louis
Cardinals to three singles and winning,
3 to 0, his twentieth triumph of the
season. Sylvester johnson was the VIC
tim Of Frankie Frisch's error in the
fourth, when the Cubs scored three
unearned runs.
The Pirates kept step, beating Gin
cinnati, to 2, with the aid Of a four
run rally in the third, during which Pie
Traynor found spot for triple.
Brooklyn remained two games behind
the Pirates by beating the New York
Giants, 3 to 2.
IN the American League the New York
i Yankees bowled over the hapless Bos-
ton Red Sox, to 2, and now need
only 10 more victories in their 81 re-
naming games to clinch the flag
Danny MacFayden steadied after
shaky start, gave up only five hits and
blanked the Red Sox after the third
frame
Evening star., 1932-09-05
Yanks Set Mark
Avoiding Zeroes

NEW YORK. September 5.-With
~ the American League pennant
practically tucked safely away
under their belts, the New York
Yankees now are engaged in giving
the circuit something else to shoot
at. Over the week end they sur
passed the all-time major league
record for consecutive games played
without suffering a shutout. Th'
old mark stood at 1872. The Yanks
now have raised the ante to 1874.
The Yanks now have not only
relegated the 1894 record Of the
Braves and Phillies to the scrap
heap, but if they go back to the
1881 season they can run their total
to 1873, for they were not white
washed once in their last IS games
last year.
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ron 6RASS,E
OPEN STANCE
A BIT MORE
TO DC DGAlNp
6ALl

or two points relative to stance and
grip will be brought out.
AS to stance: Cyril Tolley makes
a very good suggestion for the be-
ginner; it is that he shall make it
little bit more open for the brassie
than for the drive; not much, only
a little. The purpose is to bring
the player more behind his ball.
The more open the stance, the
greater the tendency not to bring
the clubhead into the ball from in
side the direction line. This helps to
lift the ball. A fade at the end of
the shot is likely, but this is per-
missable and can be allowed for.
Tolley also shortens his grip. This
brings him closer to the ball and
makes for better control of the club.
Joe Glass offers an illustrated
leaflet on Driving" which will help
every golfer having trouble of the
tee. Send stamped, addressed en-
velope for 1t. Address Joe Glass in
care of The Star.
(Copyright, Is32)
Evening star., 1932-09-05
WEEKS BOXING CARD
ALMOST NEGLIGIBLE.
Battalino, Chocolate, Brouillard
Save Game From Washout.
Cuban's Title Safe.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 5.-n 1t
~ weren't for Christopher (Bat)
Battalino, Kid Chocolate and Lou
Brouillard, the current weeks boxing
program could be ignored altogether
As it is, it doesn't amount to much.
Battalino, former featherweight
champion, meets Eddie Holmes in a
10-round welterweight bout at Provi-
dence tonight. Chocolate. Cuban Negro
holder Of the junior lightweight title
faces Steve Smith of Bridgeport, Conn,
a rival he has beaten several times. at
Fenway Park, Boston, tomorrow night
Chocolates crown will not be at stake.
Brouillard. who held the welterweight
championship for time. tackles Ad
zachow of Portland, in 12-rounder at
the Boston Garden Friday night.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
League Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
Inciuding yesterdays games.)
American Ieanue

BY the Associated Press.
(1ncluding yesterdays games.)
American League.
Batting-Foxx, Athletics, 1858; Man.
ush, Senators, $50.
Runs-Foxx, Athletics, 1856; Simmons,
Athletics, 1913.
Hits-Simmons and Foxx, Athletics,
1873.
Runs batted in-Foxx, Athletics l46;
Simmons, Athletics, 1877.
Doubles-Gehringer, Tigers, 40; john
son. Red Sox, 81.
Triples. Cronin, Senators. 1s; Myer.
Senators, Is.
Home runs-Foxx, Athletics, 81:
Ruth Yankees, 80.
Stolen baSeS-C Chapman. Yankees. 80:
Walker, Tigers, 20.
Pitching - Allen, Yankees, 1872;
Gomez, Yankees, 22-6.
National League.
Batting-ODoul, Dodgers, 1865; v.
Davis, Phillies, .349.
Runs-Klein, Phillies, 13s; ODoul.
Dodgers, 109
Hits-Klein, Phillies. 1877; oDoul.
Dodgers, 100.
Runs batted in-Hurst, Phillies. 1876;
Klein. Phillies, 1913.
Doubles-P. Waner, Pirates, So:
Klein, Phillies. 46.
Tr1pleS-Herman, Reds, II; Klein,
Phillies, and Suhr, Pirates, is.
Home runs-Klein, Phillies, IS; OFT,
Giants, 20.
Stolen bases-Klein, Phillies, 20;
Frisch, Cardinals. 18.
Pitching -Warneke, Cubs, 20-5; Swe-
tcnic. Pirates, lis.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
Stars Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Lon Warneke, Cubs-Shut out Car
dinals with three hits, to win twentieth
game Of season.
Bill Cissell, Indians-Batted in five
runs against Detroit, with homer and
two singles.
to seven hits for 80 victory.
Bill McAfee, Senators-Fine relief
pitching against Athletics gave him his
fifth straight victory.
Bob Holland, Braves-Hit double with
two out in ninth, driving in runs that
beat Phillies, 6-5.
Danny MacFayden, Yankees-Pitched
five-hit game to defeat Red Sox, 80.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
BUSY DAY IS FACED
BY SANDL0T MINES
. ANDLOT base ball teams Of the

- ANDLOT base ball teams OF the
District area, their activities yes
terday curtailed somewhat by
rain, were planning to make up
for lost action today. A flock of games
was on the Labor day card.
Georgetown and Fussell-Young mines
today are tied at six wins and one
loss each in the hot fight for second
half honors in the Capital City League
Junior division, the result of Fussell-
Young's 1874 rout yesterday Of South
west Merchants.
Results:
Fussel- Young, 10; Southwest Mer-
chants, Capital City League Junior
division game).
D. c. Firemen, 9; Ballston A. c., 4.
Hiser's All-Stars, 13; Majestic
Radio, 0.
Colonials, 10: Virginians, 8.
Triple AS, g.; Virginians, 2.
Nationwide, 6; Del Ray, o.
Wheaton A. c., 10; Indian Spring, T..
Georgetown Juniors, q; Indian
Head, 2.
DORA, 10; Branchville, g.
Gaithersburg Aces, 13; Gulf A. c., 6.
Mount Rainier, %; Lincoln A. c., 5.
Mulhall Juniors, Z; Maryland Aces, 4.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
Golf Analyzed
by JOE GLASS

MODERN star players get such
W distances from the tee that
they do not have great deal
Of use for the brassie, unless they
take it for driving. The average
player, however, frequently calls
upon his brassie. For this reason,
succeeding articles will deal with a
number of factors In handling this
club.
Since the swing with the brassie
is the same as with the driver, 1t
will not be discussed here. But one
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MAKING HAY, ANYHOW
PHILADELPHIA.

Runs batted in-McNair go. Bluege. West
t2l Miller. Cronin 90. Reynolds t2, Coch-
rane t2). Two-base hits-McNair t2). kuhel,
West (2) Three-base hits-Foxx. Cronin
t25, Home run-Cochrene, sacritice1Bluege
Left on bases-Philadelphi 13 Washington
S First base on balls-Of Thomas. 2: OF
McAfee g. Struck out--By Thomas. /: by
Freitas, i by Rommen. !; by McAfee. 2
Thomas. in innings; off Rommell. 5 in
52s innings; of MeAfee iInu In ,iTrbr4 in1ines
Freitas Umpres-Messrs Geisel Moriarty
and Nallin. Time of game-1 hour and 46
minutes.
Evening star., 1932-09-05

World Mark Aim
Of Gar Wood Now
BY the Associated Press.
,HARMSWORTH COURSE, DE-


HARMSwORTH COURSE, DE-
i i TROIT, September Sim
terribly sorry that Kaye Dons
boat was disabled" was Gar Woods
comment as he came to the starters
barge after plotting his Miss America
x to victory in the Harmsworth
Trophy race today.
I'VE were off to a great start
both of U.s." he said. Il know 1t
would have been a great race If
Kaye only had not had motor trou-
BILE. I'm sorry about it, but I'm
glad to have won again"
Wood said that as soon as he
could get his boat "in shape" fol-
lowing the Harmsworth event, he
would make an attempt on the
world speed record with Miss Amer
lea x.
Don did not return to the starters
barge after the race, but went at
once from his boatwell to his apart
ment, saying he would have state
ment for newspaper men later.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
FRONT ROYAL VICTOR
Jewett's Home Run Is Margin Over
Frenchies in sd Game.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, September S.
Rallying In the seventh to score three
runs and adding another in the eighth
the Front Royal All Stars conquered
the French base ball team Of Washing
ton, to 4, here yesterday.
homer by Casarotti and doubles by
Lyle McFall and Weaver enabled the
Stars to tie the score in the seventh
and Jewett's circuit clout in the eighth
gave them victory. Stahl and Noone
of the visitors each socked a homer.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
CUYLER BACKS TEAM.

HARR1SVILLE, Mich. September s
P1.-Hazen 'Kiki" Cuyler, Chicago
Cubs outfielder, is the sponsor of a
juvenile base ball team in this, his
home town. Cuyler has provided COM
plete equipment for the whole team, on
which his 11-year-old son, "Kiki, IT,"
plays.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
LANGTRY GIVEN REST
Baumgarten Pinch-Hits for Ailing
Secretary of A. B. c.

Secretary of A. B. C.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, September Up.
"A. L. (Abe) Langtry of Milwaukee,
for rs years secretary Of the American
Bowling Congress, has been granted a
leave of absence, with full pay, because
of Ill health, by the Executive Commit
tee of the congress, in session here.
Until Langtry regains his health
Elmer Baumgarten of Chicago, presi-
dent of the A. B. c., will be in charge.
The committee discussed plans for
the American Bowling Congress, to be
held here beginning March 9. 1888. The
tournament will be held in the Coliseum
at fhe State fair grounds, where 80
alleys will be installed.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
PITCHER DAWSON OUT.

KANSAS CITY. September S Dr.
George Muehlebach. president of the
Kansas City American Association base
ball club, has announced the outright
release Of Pitcher Joe Dawson.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
PoToMACs IN REGATTA.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-Pcto-
mac Boat Club of Washington was rep
resented by Is oarsmen in the Middle
States Rowing Association regatta being
held this afternoon on the Patapsco
River here.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
HARNESS MEN GATHER.

LEXINGTON. KY. Septernber Up.
-Horsemen along the grand circuit are
converging here for the opening of the
Lexington trots September 10. The
$4,000 Kentucky Futurity, feature
event of the meeting, is on the open
ing days program.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
CLAPPER DEL RAY TUTOR.

ALEXANDRIA, September 5.-Del
Raw foot ballers, who will play in un-
limited ranks this season, are oe:ng
coached by Babe Clapper, former
George Washington University gridder.
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9,9s7 Ax1e,so Ne ,.,e.
CRANK SPEARS, the upholstered
% former Georgia Tech foot baller

TRANK SPEARS, the upholstered
H former Georgia Tech foot baller
who now is rassling villain, is
being announced in other cities
as Prank Spears of Washington, D. c."
Which probably is Franks subtle way
OF getting even with those irate fans
who mobbed him at Boiling Field and
hit him over the noodle with pop bot
ties. They say an elephant never for
gets.
THIS Joe Knight, light-heavyweight
L champion of the South, should go
over big with the fair fans at
Twin-City Wednesday. Joe is one of
the handsomest battlers to invade WASH
ihgton, and, except for a tiny scar, al
most obscured by his left eyebrow, is
unmarked.
Joe will be red-hot favorite to trim
Bob Tow in their 10-rounder at Laurel.
But so were George Nerron and Marty
Gallagher favored over Tow, and both
took bad licKings.
The eight-round semi-flnal features
Ray Swanson, stablemate of Knight
and Red Bush, newcomer to these
parts. Others schedule Roma Labona
VS.. Johnny Koles, Stanley Skeeba VS..
Johnny Mayes and Young Raspi VS..
Joe Doty.
T 1NBLUsHINGLY the Boiling Field
~ Athletic Association states the
reason for Saneor Szabo's several
defeats lately were due to an over
emphasis on his backdrop. Moreover,
it Is declared it will be different and
Evening star., 1932-09-05
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
BROOKLYN 8; New York. 2.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 0.
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, S.
Pittsburgh 5; Cincinnati. 2.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
NEW P. c. A. CHAMP
0UTB|RD|ES GENE.
Dutra Plays 304 Holes in
Month in 81 Strokes
Below Par.
BY PAUL NICHOLSON,

CT. PAUL, September 5.-Olin Dutra
sat on the throne Of American
professional golf today as real
champion.
His stirring march to the most i'm
portant title he ever has held ended
yesterday over the wind-tossed Keller
course as he crushed Frank Walsh of
Chicago, and 3, In the championship
finals with record probably never be-
fore equaled in golf.
Not even Gene Sarazen or Bobby
Jones could boast of the Purchasing
record that the big toreador from Santa
Monica, Calf, has recorded during the
last month. His march to victory in
the metropolitan and North Shore, Chi
cago. opens and the national profess
sional has been so brilliant that he has
played 304 holes with the amazing tally
of 81 shots under par.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
International League.

International League.
Newark, SIS; Albany, Ia.
Jersey City. 10; Baltimore, 6. (Sec-
ond game, rain).
Buffalo, Is; Toronto, 5.
Montreal, Al; Rochester, 38.
Evening star., 1932-09-05
CUBS FATE HINGES
ON EASTERN JAUNT
Warneke's goth Gives Com
ing Champs a Record of 18
and 2 for Home Stand.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ EFORE the Chicago Cubs lie not
X the Alps, but the Alleghenies
/ j and 15-game Eastern trip that
should <lecide the National