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Evening star., 1933-05-28
PAIR SHINES ON TRAPS
Wilcox, Fawsett Take Top Honors
in Weekly Program.

In the face of the rain. A. D. Wilcox
yesterday broke 81 targets out of 100.
SO from 20 yards. and c. C. Fawsett
won the club trophy on the first SO,
with 48 hits in the weekly trapshot
competition of the Washington Gun
Club. H. A. Bartholomew won the toss
after he tied with two others with the
maximum so in the added-target event.
He also finished strongly in the handi-
cap tests, scoring % and 25 for a total
of Al.
There will be no regular events at the
Benning traps next Saturday, as the
Washington team will engage the Oriole
Gun Club in their final shoot in their
series at Baltimore The traps here.
however, will be open for practice We'd
nesday afternoon.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Golfers urm Courses Tuesday, L. Netnen End Match With Arg
ID. C.. Net Singles
Finals on Today

FINAL round matches in the mems
L and women's singles in the City
Of Washington tennis champion
ships are to be played this after
noon on the Sixteenth Street Reser-
voir courts. weather and court con-
ditions permitting.
Dooly Mitchell. defending cham
pion. and Tom Mangan, will clash
in the title encounter in the mems
singles at 2:30 o'clock and at 4
o'clock, Alice Davis and Abbie Sard
will face in the womens final.
Mitchell will be seeking his third
City of Washington title, which will
give him permanent possession OF the
Mclean trophy. Reba Kirson, who
won the women's singles last year.
did not defend.
One semi-final match each in the
mems and women's doubles also is
carded for o'clock. Frank Shore
and Tony Iatona will meet Muscoe
Garnett and Murray Gould in the
mems engagement and Mrs. Charles
P. Stone and Frances Walker will
have it out with Helen Philpitt and
Mary Ryan.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Rain Halts Auto Trials, With
Several Stars Not Qualified;
Last Tests, Are Slated Today

when, following a meeting at which
officials will give final instructions gov
erning the contest, they will be per-
mitteu to make brief final runs to make
certain that their mounts are in the
best condition.
Several of the Nations most famous
knights of the roaring road are among
those yet to qualify speedsters. In
cluded are Babe Stapp. Los Angeles;
Phil Shater, Des MONIES, Iowa; Dave
Evans, Columbus. Ind, and Ralph
Hepburn. Los Angeles.
Joe Russo, Indianapolis: John Saw
yet. Milwaukee; Rick Sucker Staten
Island; Malcolm Fox, Westville, N. j.;
and several others not so well known 10
the indianapolis motor speedway are
entrants who have not yet qualified.
Al Aspen of Philadelphia, unmindful
Of the jolts he got when his car hit the
wall during an attempt to pass the test
earlier in the week, has been working
far into the night trying to repair the
damage with hope Of still winning a
place in the starting lineup.
The two cars which cracked up while
being driven by Speed Garner of Pitts
burgh and Russell Livengood of Ham,
AiciiN' lin, Al utlCNpbS W dhoiiIy llln
week today were declared to be def
nitely out Of the race.
MILLER, Detroit racer. made splen-
~ did time this afternoon in his first
between showers qualifying trial.
averaging l13 miles an hour for the ~ 2
miles he covered. He did not complete
the first lap Of his second run, when
rain again interfered.
Miller had the unusual and hazardous
experience of driving over two-thirds of
the course with dry bricks beneath him
and then suddenly race into a down.
pour on the northeast turn. He slowed
down Immediately and returned to the
starting line, where oficials were timing
him. They did not know that rain was
falling on one portion of the track and
not on the remainder.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
MacFarlane Gets Pinch Birds
To Annex Met Open With 29l;
299 by Houghton Ties for 9th

ming brides on the next two holes
Aside from Dutra'S 70, Runyan shot
the only sub-par round on the fina
day. He took 10 this morning, but
cut that to II this afternoon to clinch
runner-up honors.
Mike Turnesa, younger brother OF Joe
Turnesa, who set the pace for SO holes
finished fifth with 298; Johnny Farrell
of Mamaroneck, former national oper
champion. and Al Houghton of Wash
ington. sixth with 299; Henry Ciuci
Herman Rama and Bill Burke. another
former national open titleholder, eighth
with 300.
Toe TURNESA. after shooting 70-71
] for his first two rounds, blew up
with loud bang TODAY. In trouble
all the way. he needed 80 strokes on
his third round and IS for the fourth
to finish eleventh with 302.
Gene Homans of Englewood, N. j.,
led the amateurs with 305, good enough
for fifteenth place.
Scores OF the leaders by rounds:
willie, Macfarlane, Tuckahoe, N. Y. 72-
Paul Runyan. Metropolis. 73-75-7a-
Dick Metz. Hollywood Deal N J.. 75-71-
Olin Dutra. Brentwood. Calf; 71-7S-1O-
1R-2aJ
Mike Turnesa. Fsirview. 13-71-12-76-
johnny Farrell, Quaker Ridge, 7e-7a-7s-
Al Houehton. Washington. D. c.. 1870
1a-13-3ga
Henry ciuci, Fresh Meadow. 73-7G-77-
14--300.
Herman Rama, Fresh Meadow. 77-74-14-
1900,
Bill Burke. Roundhill T5-.3-14-7s-3On
Joe Turnesa. Elmsford. 10-7l -7S-3O2
o. walter kozak. Pomonok. 72-13-7S-s0-
Joe Ear, Waco. Tex. 79-76-12-T -T6-3O3
JACK Sabol, WeStchester Hills 16-13-79-
16-304
=, Gene Homans, Enslewood N J., TITS
~, Willie Klein, Wheatley Hills. s0-76-77-
Or Victor Ghezzi, Rumson, 7s-77-7s-74-
Denotes amateur,
Evening star., 1933-05-28
~ ALTIMORE. Md. May 27.-With
x competitive spirit supporting an
inferior game, Johnny Hoffman
+~,.J 81 l-na,> tLo Cr~
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
n 4 AMARONECK, N. Y. May 81
M Willie MacFarlane of Tucka-
hoe, N. Y, national open title.
holder in 1925. reeled off 6
couple of brides just when they were
most needed today and beat a crack
field for the Metropolitan open cham
pionship
He sank and 8 foot puts for birdie
Ss on the last two holes for a fourth
POI and lead of one stroke over Paul
Runyan White Plains star, who has
been named to the 1888 Ryder Cup
squad
Finishing q surprising third with 293
was Dick Metz of the Hollywood Club
Deal, N. j., two strokes in front of
California's golfng caballero. Olin Du-
ira, defending champion. national P. G.
Cup team member.
EIGHT strokes behind the leader at
IL the end of the first SO holes. Dutra
made spectacular bid to retain
the title when he shot 10, two under
par for the Winged Foot Country Club
course. in the third round this morning.
That score, materially aided by hole
in-l at the short tenth, gave Dutra a
tie for the lead with MacFarlane at 219,
but the Californian faded to a 76 in
the final round and wound up in fourth
place.
MscFarlane was the beneficiary of
the well known breaks" in the last nine
holes. He had wasted two strokes at
the short holes, the tenth and thir-
teenth. and all but shot himself right
out of the running at the sixteenth.
His iron shot there was headed for dis
aster, but the ball struck the limb of a
tree and bounced safely back on the
fairway. He was down in five finally,
and then posted his tournament win
Evening star., 1933-05-28

Quantico Indians VS. Northern A. C.
at Quantico.
Gichner Red Sox VS.. Front Royal
Semi-pros at Front Royal
Phoenix A. c. VS.. Hiser's All-Stars at
Riverdale.
White Star A. C. VS.. Mount Rainier
at Mount Rainier
Derwood A. C. VS.. Glenn Dale Fire
men at Derwood. Md
Swanee A. c. VS.. Dickerson ct Dick
erson, Md.
Wash. B. Williams An-Stars VS.. Cabin
John Flremen at Cabin John.
Mulhall Juniors VS.. Fort Myer Heights
on Mulhall diamond
Tuesday
Anacostia Eagles VS.. Derwood at Der
wood. Double -headerD
Certified BARRIERS VS.. Hiser's All-Stars
at Riverdale.
Phoenix A. c. vs. Dickerson at Dick
erson. Double -headerD
Rinaldi Coal Co. VS. Griffith-B Blue
Goals at Kensington Double header }
Mulhall Juniors VS.. Clarendon Juniors
on Mu!hall diamond.
Corbett A. c. Midgets yesterday took
1872 fall out of the Anacostia Midgets.
THE Win-All Peewees failed to live
L up to their name, bowling to the
Earl Averill Peewees in l4-4 tilt.
These teams are after action Tuesday:
Silver Spring Giants. with an out-of-
town foe on latter's diamond. Phone
Brooke Grub, Shepherd 2037.
Corbett A. c. Midgets. with team hav-
ing field. Norman Kirby, Lincoln 488l.
Wash. B. Williams All-Stars. Bill
Morgan, Adams 5l62
Other teams wanting games:
Sewanee A. C. James Rosenberger.
Adams 1928
Earl Averill Peewees Adams 1918.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
RYAN, MATH|EU WIN
FRENCH NET TITLE
American Woman Up to Old
Tricks-Borotra, Brugnon
Upset in Doubles.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A UTEUIL, France, May 27.-
" Elizabeth Ryan. the former
~ California tennis star who was
winning tournaments in France
as long ago as 1914, today for the third
time in four years won a share In the
doubles title in the French hard court
championships.
Paired with Nine Rene Matthew, No.
l of France. Miss Ryan smashed through
to victory over Colette Rosambert and
Mime. Henrotin of France, 6-1, 6-3.
Both of Miss Ryan's previous French
titles were won with Mrs. Helen Wills
Moody. who did not compete this year.
Shortly after Miss Ryan and Nine
Matthew had won their final, rain, which
also disrupted play yesterday, set in and
all matches had to be postponed until
tomorrow.
lean BOROTRA and Jacques Brug-
non. picked by the dopsters as the
probable French Davis Cup pair,
suffered a surprising defeat in the semi
finals of mems doubles at the hands of
the Australian youngsters. Adrian Outst
and Vivian McGrath. The aging French
veterans went down, 81, 6-3. 3-6,
6-3. 6-3. with a desperate last-set
rally by Borotra failing to turn the tide.
Their defeat forecast a probable VIC
tory for foreign teams in that depart
ment Of play. as g. P Hughes and Fred
Perry. English Davis Cup team, are IA
vored to defeat Henri Cochet and Andre
Merlin in the other semi-final tomor-
row.
-. Frank Shields. Helen Jacobs, the
United States champion, and Mrs
Dorothy Andrus Burke. the other three
American entrants in the French title
play, did not see action today They
all are scheduled in singles tomorrow.
Evening star., 1933-05-28

BY the Associated Press.
T INDIANAPOLIS, May 27-Rain to-
day completely stopped qualifying
trials for the annual 500-mile
automobile race to be run here
Tuesday.
Chet Miller, widely known race
driver, attempted twice to make the
25-mile run at better than 100 miles
an hour, required to earn starting
position. but was forced off the 2ia-
mile brick course by showers each
time
Tomorrow. between 7:30 am. and 7
pm. Central standard time. the driv-
ers will have their last opportunity
to get into this years international
speed classic. Thirty already have
qualified by driving at speeds ranging
from lib down to los miles an hour.
No more than AZ cars will be permitted
to start.
THE track will be closed to the
i drivers after sundown tomorrow
and until late Monday afternoon,
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Mrs. Haynes Leads D. C.. Golfers
To l2-9 Victory Over Richmond

CEORGETOWN PREP SCHOOL
" golfers, champions of the Prep
School League. won two matches
yesterday over their home course at
Garrett Park. with Frank Allan, win
ner last week of the Maryland inter-
scholastic title. shattering the course
record with a mark of 66. The record
was previously held jointly by Allan
and Maurice Nee Young Nee suffered
his first scholastic defeat in two years,
losing by 2 and l to Ensor of Towson
High School in the afternoon. The
Garrett Parkers won their opening
match from Tome by 5ia to y and an
nexed the afternoon engagement from
Towson by to l.
Summaries:
Georgetown Prep VS.. Tome.
Allan &c. P defeated Reach CTome) 4
and 3; Dettweiler &c. p defeated Kennedy
Tome and !. Best ball-won by George
F, Carey ld. p and Parker .Tome) all
sven Jenney nd 'Tome' defeated led Morgan No G
town. 4 and 3,
Georgetown Prep VS.. Towson.
Ensor lTowson> defeated Nee tG. P) E.
and /; Fereuson &c, p defeated Cheno-
Weth ITowsonl ; and 8. Best ball-Won
0' sever seHaet6Vn tS p defeated SI Mcroush crow
son, o and 8; Barry &C p defeated Mer-
rif1eld tTowson} . and l. Best ball-Won
by GEORGETOWN. = and l.
Mrs. Richard N Sutton won the tomb
stone tourney played at the Washington
Golf and Country Club last week. Mrs.
Douglas Tschiffely Golf Committee
chairman, announces. Mrs. Tschiffely
was runner-up. with Mrs. j. E. McCabe
in third place and Mrs. F. w. Bradbury
in fourth place.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Harbold's Injury
Menaces Grid Job

A NNAPOLIS. Md, May 27-In-
"a juries received In practice
game of lacrosse by Bob Har-
bold, Washington's youth who Is the
powerful center of the foot ball team
and cover point Of the lacrosse ten
at the Naval Academy, still conf1ne
him to the hospital and are causing
some anxiety as to his chances of
playing the grid game next Fall.
However special exercises have been
arranged for him while on the prac-
tice cruise, and it is hoped that he
will be in shape
Harbold sustained an injury to
his lung when he was knocked into
the goal post while practicing more
than two weeks ago.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Summaries:

Peggy Keyssr Col, 6. G. defisgstsd ig Mar Mar
c.. G-:i. Of. G--l; Edna Vest mount
PlJ defeated Rebie Ford sCol. e. G.; 80.
arine gerrsll e: W. & o.: ,7.a, HiIda d
c. c.. 6--l.. .6-4 Ruth Elliott Col; c. c.
defeated Grace Wagner ward g.. 4.'i;
Msrgaret Tolman Mount Pl;,. d. - -:
Louise omyake 'B; s. defeated Betty Whit ni,-
C. w defeated Rose Re,kes Ward Gml;
e.: Edith McKelvey Rae } defeated Rose
Reikes ward, SO. d. 81; Mary
Dick r. c. defsatsd. Anns &c Goidsmith a:gan
defeated Dorette Miller NAT; 40; .13
Nat defeated Jessie Edmondson mount
Pll. G-4. g.. Alice Rose tR. c. de-
9-3 coTella MOTHS @ W defeated d. B9SSs for;s
Sshorn tG., W. defeated Elizabeth Robert :
son tEdgeO. Ga. s-3 Florence joyce
mount Pll defeated Edith McKelvey tRacp.
6-3. 1t. 81
Evening star., 1933-05-28
PLAYS AT ROCKVILLE

Johnny Pope Slated to Pitch for
New Takoma Park A. C.
Special Dispatch to The Star
TAKOMA PARK, Md. May 81
The newly organized Takoma A. c.
nine, which opened its season with a
5-to-2 win over the Cabin John toss
ers last Sunday. will travel to Rock
vile tomorrow afternoon to meet the
Rockville A. c. at 3 o'clock Johnny
Pope will twirl for the locals.
Roy Snyder, Montgomery County po-
lice sergeant, who formed the Takoma
nine, is after games with unlimited
teams. and Is particularly anxious to
book q contest fer his charges for
Decoration day Snyder may be reached
by telephone at Shepherd $500.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
GATHER TENNIS STARS
Dozen or More Renowned Players
Signed for Dixie Tourney.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May q LP.-A
dozen or more outstanding tennis
stars. including Ellsworth Vines, jr.,
national singles champion, and Argen-
tina's Davis Cup team, will perform on
the clay courts of the University Club
here this week in the first annual Dixie
invitation tournament.
The South will pit the brilliant Cliff
Sutter of New Orleans and diminutive
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant of Atlanta against
Vines, George Lott. jr., the Chicago
ace: Sidney B. Wood. jr., and Berkeley
Bell Of New York. and the Argentine
trio, Acdriano Kappa, Hector Catta-
ruzza and Adefman Echeverria.
Evening star., 1933-05-28

A GAIN led in the scoring by Mrs.
~ J. Marvin Haynes, Columbia
n star, Washington women scored
another victory in singles golf
matches at Chevy Chase yesterday over
team from Richmond, defeating the
Old Dominion players by score of 26
to is. Mrs. Haynes, who broke the
course record in the foursomes matches
at the Army-Navy Club on Friday,
scored an Sc yesterday to tie at that
figure with Mrs. H c. Kersten of Rich
mond. Miss Susan Hacker of Chevy
Chase scored an 80. BY their victory
yesterday the links stars from the Cap
ital won by total of 38 points to IS,
for they won the foursomes by II to 8.
Summaries:
Mrs. J. NJ: HAYNES. washinston. won 3
points from Mrs. Thomas Priddy; Mrs. H. R.
Gun Slintsr' wLWshinston Wa,d won ; points points trom
. Mrs; s Il Rerston. en Rehmondi R anu MRS. dGs'
Mrs. James VI, Bencr. washington. and
Mrs Goale Rehpond each b. won ia
Rchmond ' MSS ha 13S1 Virginia 40 Williams I ms wash wash
v: Z; Graham. Richmond: Mrs. L, G. Pray.
s hsn Wood ia Rshmcnd pIns and Mf lH'
Davis, Washineton. won "a point and lost
ga points to Miss NJ. Sydnor. Richmond;
from Mrs w. A. Jones. Richmond: Mrs. B.
c. Hartis. Washington, won "a point and
lost ga points to Miss L. P. Pinder. Rich
mond: Mrs. McCook Knox. Washington. won
3 points from Mrs. w. M Morris Rich
and Mrs. Wilson Brown. Richmond. each
won Ia points; Mrs. J. F.. Gross Washing
ton. won ~. points against "a point for
Miss Maude Williams.
Mrs. Y E. Booker yesterday won the
competition among women golfers of
the Chevy Chase Club for the French
High Commission Cup, defeating Miss
Louise Clayton in an overtime match
All square at the end of the regulation
18 holes, Mrs Booker won in an extra
seven-hole match by and in IS
holes.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
KEEPS GOLFING TITLE.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. May ~ Cp).-
Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill, N. c.,
won the Carolinas womens golf cham
pionship for the second consecutive year
today by defeating Kathryn Hemphill
of Columbia, S. c., and 3 in tourna-
ment finals.
Evening star., 1933-05-28

odds which Hoffmans game of the tee
and through the fairway reared against
him.
nITT was from 10-to-4o yards longer
L on the drive. He found far fewer
traps. and though his approxi-
mated medal of 79 was high compared
with his previous efforts. including a
medal score of 73 the first day, it was
| good enough to win.
Review of the round disclosed the
fact that Hoffman was in IL traps,
while Pitt found only one.
Their cards:
Far out ut.....4 3 4 : 3-35
fItt aor3an nsi out t'..:22 ! : e : ! 30
Par in.......,4 4 4 3 5 , 4-35
Holman in 5 i 6 6 3 Xxx
Approximate tneither putted OUT. Con;
ceding pars on last hole total round 1n would t
finals this morning, Pitt CONQUERED lS-year-
old Richard Lunn of Chevy Chase. and ,.
Euaa f,ts oss 1T. s 4t-as !: t-ss
Fuhn fi5s ip3a IN: 3 3 t-5-54 t-3i,-55s
First sixteen, sem; ;hnal round II Harry G
Chase rs and dsieasd Johh HSnaHS s. Homan sa
more Country Club defeated Ernest L. Cald-
well !Hillendale, 3 and l. Final round
Third sixteen, semi-fnal round. Luther
Steward. jr. tCongressionap defeated Will
liam J. English Maryland County Club
! up. 90 holes: Final round. Steward de-
feated David Womer Sparrows Point. :, up.
Fourth sixteen. semi-fnal round, A. s.
Gardiner. jr tColumbial defeated r. T.
Strobel Baltimore Country Club : and 3.
Final round. G.. ]. Campbell (Maryland
Country Club defeated Gardiner. 3 and |.
Fifth sixteen. semi-fnal round. E. G.
Gott.. jr. columbia, defeated C. NJ. Rich
Baltimore Country Club, > up. Final
round. Gott defeated A. H. Mclean tGreen
Spring Valley Hunt Club 3 and ..
Consultations. first sixteen, semi-flnal
round. B. Warren Corkran Baltimore
Country Club defeated NJ. Parker Nolan
(CongressionaD ] up.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
HUSKY CREW SCORES,

SEATTLE. May ~ LP).-University
of Washington second freshman crew
defeated the Oregon State College eight
on the Lake Washington Canal late to-
day, winning the mile and a quarter
race by two and a half lengths. The
freshmen's time was 6.07 and Oregon
States. BIB
Evening star., 1933-05-28
PLAN PRO GRID LOOP.

RIO DE JANEIRO (P).-Negotia-
tions have started for organization OF
a South American professional foot ball
association, to include Argentine. Brazil
and Uruguay Brazil, which adopted
professionalism only this year. hopes
such an organization will keep poten-
tial contract jumpers at home.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
BARONESS LEVI VICTOR.

MONTCLAIR. NJ j., May q (P.-
Baroness Maud Levi of New York today
defeated Miss Norma TaubeIe. ca,
As, 60, IN the final of the women s
Eastern clay courts championships at
.he Montclair A. c.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
C0LLEGIAN IS SIGNED.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. May 27 Up).-
Charlie Pearce Of Plant City. Fla,
southpaw pitching star of Davidson
College, today signed contract to play
for the Charlotte Hornets in the Pied
mont League
Evening star., 1933-05-28
PIN PREXY REELECTED
o. w. Youngblood Again Is Chosen

to Head Takoma Loop.
O. W. Youngblood has been reelected
president of the Takoma Duckpin
League. with DR.. E. Clyde Shade, vice
president Alexander A. Hancock, Sec
retary; Charles Sincell. treasurer, and
]. c. Sherbahn, official scorer ire
elected.
More than ST 900 was distributed in
prize money at the annual banquet
served by the Women's Auxiliary of the
Takoma Park Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, with Mrs. A. L. Reynolds. presi-
dent, and Mrs. Walter Hawley in
charge. Charles Knott presided.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Delivered Hot.

EpctsE for Four People. Delivered Hot.
No Delivery Charge Anywhere In D. C.
Call by or phone Ma. 2501 -e502. Open daily.
8 AM. to Midnight 1lo8 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
ROCK CREEK LEADS
WOMEN'S NET LOOP
Best Players Occupied With City
of Washington Tourney as Is
Tits Are Played.

WHILE most Of the ranking players
w did not get action in the Women's
District Tennis League last week
because of participation in the City OF
Washington tourney, Is matches were
played.
Rock Greek is leading the league race
Team Standing
Evening star., 1933-05-28
Mother Froman's
Dinner Box

Whole fried chicken
six rolls, four cup cake
vegetable salad or home.
made pickles, French.
fried potatoes, SI.00.
Whole roast chicken
six rolls. pstate salad
dressing and sravy, e1.25,
Evening star., 1933-05-28
CHAPMAN COMING JUMPER
Roosevelt Boy May Do Six Feet,
Saws Coach WoodWorth.

Says Coach WoodWorth.
Roosevelt High has a high jumper
capable of doing six feet or better in
the opinion of Coach Lynn Woodworth
He is called Cabell Chapman, who has
been leaping five feet nine in rubber
shoes indoors.
He. however, was unable to take part
in the high school meet Friday be-
cause Of scholastic ineligibility.
Evening star., 1933-05-28

A GAIN led in the scoring by Mrs.
~ J. Marvin Haynes, Columbia
~ star, Washington women scored
another victory in singles golf
Evening star., 1933-05-28

Some other games scheduled, all listed
for 8 o'clock, follow,
Evening star., 1933-05-28

odds which Hoffmans game of the te
and through the fairway reared agains
him.
Evening star., 1933-05-28

washington Coli and Country Club
members are pop-eyed in wonderment
these days at the distance young Tom
my Webb, son Of Dr. T. D. Webb, the
club champion, is getting from the tee
Tommy. who plays varsity center on
the University of Maryland foot ball
team, is hitting the ball farther than
any player at the club and is converting
most OF the holes into short drive and
pitch affairs.
Any kid who can wallop a golf bal
20 far on the long fourth hole that
he plays his second shot with a mashis
niblick Ii making the game fairly easy
That Is one sample of how far the $50.
poslnd Webb Is hitting the ball.
Evening star., 1933-05-28
EVERY LOCAL CLUB
HAS EVENT CARDED
Program includes All Kinds
of Competition-Cup Play
at Chevy Chase.
BY W. II. McCALLUM.

- OLF balls will soar and
4 gallop along the green
~ sward: divots will be dug
.l l.. narnfnll,r raralo cad
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-08
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
III. w. Woods, Pastor

Sabbath School, 9;45. Special
reference to Lincoln's birthday.
Morning Worship, HOO. Ser
mon by the pastor.
Special music, direction of Mrs.
Christian.
At 700, Lincoln Day Service by
the League, to which the public is
cordially invited. Short addresses
will be given by the following
members:
Lincoln's childhood and early
environment-Miss Martha Logan.
Lincoln as a young man, his
early political career-Miss Bea-
trice Lynes.
Lincoln's later life. His infla-
ence upon his generation-Mr,
Richard Draper.
The religious life of Abraham
Lincoln-Mr. James Gullard.
The following musical selec-
tions will also be heard:
Violin Solo = Miss Laverna
Lyons.
Piano Duet-The Misses Helen
and Margaret Simmons.
Program direction of Miss Irma
Doty, first vice president; Mr.. Boz
Lynes, president, and Miss Violet
Cadwallader, secretary.
Wednesday afternoon at the
church, regular meeting of The
Ladies Aid. Mesdames c. N. Lut-
trell, S. c. Merriman and L. Fl
Tooley hostesses. All members
and friends invited.
AT ROBERTS
Sabbath School, 200.
Preaching Service, 300.