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Evening star., 1935-01-13
Linke's Arm Coming Around.

n EPORIS from chicago indicate
II that Ed Linke might be a great
help to the Nationals this year,
after all. The pitching arm that went
dead" so mysteriously late last season
apparently has come around to form
once more. At least the reformed
fat boy so informed Griffith when
sending in signed contract few
days ago.
Linke informed his boss he had
been exercising the arm under a
surgeons direction this Winter and
that now he Is able to chuck almost
as we'll as ever. He is confident i'm
provement will continue and that he
will show up at the Biloxi training
camp ready to take up work where
he left off before his arm failed him.
Should Linke manage to do that the
Nationals would have sparkling slab
prospect. In his brief term with the
Nationals last season-he was with
Chattanooga most of the time-Linke
in four starts. won twice and flashed
Q world of stuff
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Sunnnar'
GRID TEAM BANKRUPT.

ST. LOUIS. January IL (P).-An in
voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed against operators of the st. Louis
Gunners of the National Professional
Foot Ball League today by five men,
bers of the 1884 squad.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
TEMPLE NOW IN. LEAD
Beats Pitt to Take First Place in
Eastern Basket Loop.

PHILADELPHIA, January - CP).-
Riding the crest of. an undefeated sea-
son to date, the flashy Temple Uni
versity basket ball combination
marched into first place in the Eastern
intercollegiate Conference tonight by
pounding out 45-to-38 triumph over
the star Pitt combination.
Summary.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Totals. 216 Totals. IA 4 81
Totals. 8 2 Is
SWIM FATAL TO BOY.

WINDSOR, Ontario, January IL
R.-Thirteen-year -old Andy Inglis
suffered q heart attack which caused
his death while competing in collegi-
ate swimming race today.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
sOVTHFAST LOOP,

Wednesday-7:3 Southeast Flashes VS.
Sigma M Sigma; $40. Marion 4. c. vs..
Brand A c. Thursday-si30 Anacostla
Business Men vs. Miller Furniture Co
Friday-S:3O. Levy's Ice Cream VS.. Stew
arts Pharmacy; 9:30, Royal A. c. vs.
Miller Furniture Co.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
THREE CUNTS TIED
FOR TOP IN LEAGUE
Other Senior Team Has Lost All
Nine Starts-West Washing
ton Leads Juniors.

EIRST-HALF play in the George
town Church League ended yes
terday with St. Johns Episcopal.
Peck Memorial and West Washing
ton Baptist tied for first place in the
senior division. and West Washing
ton Baptist the victor in the junior
group.
The three-way tie in the senior
division was brought about when
Peck Memorial conquered its tradi-
tional foe. st. Johns Episcopal, in
an overtime struggle.
rvpST uAuE STAyDVNC
Evening star., 1935-01-13
SWAvELY FIVE BEATEN

FRONT ROYAL. Va. January IL.
Randolph Macon Academy won its
opening game from Swavely Prep to-
day, 20 to 20. McFall and Mears led
in scoring with 13 and 10 points. re-
spectively.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
LATE BASKET DECIDES
Cowles' Shot Gives Illinois A. c
Victory Over Omega Dega.

A pot shot by Bill Cowles in the
final minute carried the Illinois A. c..
baSketers to l3-to-l2 win over the
Omega Dega five on the Park View
School court.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Still Hankers for Hadley.


"a LITTLE risky, perhaps, speculat-
~ ing on what Griffith may have
in mind when it comes to this
deal he says is being negotiated. There
is good reason to believe, however, that
the Old Fox is after Bump Hadley, the
finger he failed to frisk from the
Browns during the major league ses-
sions in New York last month.
This because Bucky Harris is so
keen about the pitcher he was the first
to handle in the American League.
That was in 1926. when Bump stepped
from an industrial league in Massa-
chusetts to Join the Nationals at their
training camp in Tampa. Even that
early Hadley appeared to have every
thing to make a successful pitcher.
And Harris still believes Hadley would
be Just that if carefully managed.
1t was blow to both Griffith and
Harris when the deal made for Hadley
in New York crashed at the last
minute. And the conditions of that
deal were such that its failure stung
Rogers Hornsby as well. The Browns
manager saw in it considerable benefit
to his club.
With the Washington leaders and
the st. Louis pilot feeling as they do
about the Hadley proposition, deal
involving the pitcher would not be
surprising.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
CENTRAL HIGH LOOP.

Tomorrow 40 Pepco VS.. National
Guards: sac. Mount Vernon VS.; Calvary
brakes Tuesday 80. Standards vs.
Loews Theater VS. Raleigh Haberdasher'
40. Corr's Sport Shop VS.. Pepco. Thurs
day-a:3o. Sholls Cafe VS.. Calvary
Evening star., 1935-01-13
By the Associated Press
RADENTON, Fla. January IL

s: =: ::.::; E.: e.; e.: ::
worlds to conquer today
after playing leading roles In
donkey base ball game here. Diz-
zy's team won, 2 to l, at the ex-
pense Of team that had major
league pitching from brother Paul.
Dizzy pitched for his team.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
.LD rivals face Wednesday, when
J Georgetown Prep has it out with
Gnnzaua or, thu lo ttar,c naIrt

~ Georgetown Prep has it out with
Gonzaga on the latters court e.
One improvement in the Tech High
gym is the draping of the windows on
the west side of the building, where
heretofore the sun has streamed in.
much to the annoyance of both basket
ers and spectators Doubtless the
playing of one game. each on different
floors. instead of a double header re-
lieves the series contests of much of
the tension that formerly character
lied them and certainly the arrange
ment permits every one to get home
before supper, but somehow we must
admit the new plan is not popular
with us. :. much of the drama of the
competition is gone and the atmos-
phere lacks that electric something 1t
seemed to have maybe we'll get
used to it. though, before the series
Is much older
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Looms With Coin Coming Critics Routed Beadon Signs Aces
TOP CENTER F|VES
LOOK TO BIG MEET
Will Seek Title in A. 4. U.
Event-Never Wins Win
First.HaIf LaureIs.

@APTURING all seven Of their
1 games. the Never Wins
gained first honors in the
Young Mems Community
Club loop Of the Community Center
Basket Ball League, thereby DEM
onstrating just how little a name
means after all. Flashers. Basketers
and Stones Pharmacy finished in a
three-way tie for second place, each
with three wins and two defeats.
Reorganization Of the loop for
second-half play is carded tomorrow
night at o'clock in Mcfarland
Junior High School gym, scene Of all
competition in the circuit.
Both the winner and runner-up in
the Community Center League are
expected to enter the District A. A. U.
tourney. Arrangements have been
made whereby no games will be
played in the A. A. U. affair that
will conflict with the play-off for
the Community Center city flag.
Teams in the various loops of the
Community Center League which do
not finish among the leaders will
nave CIldIlCC W gam SAoiy AL "a
tourney that will be put on in March
especially for them.
Team standings in the various
loops and schedules for this week
follow:
ROOSEVELT LOOP.
Major.
Twin Oaks-Rks 3 West Wash....
Olmsted Grill. L
weanesasyma;ao sn Txin osns olm,,.d xsi ETH Grii
vs.. West Washinston Baptist.
Minor.
WI, WI
S,,%a,sS, T f.sple. eIf5f 81. esi s3l
c,2H Youn, Mems Club 1hH%sa
$40, Peoples DRUG Store VS. Flying
6,sI, GssIss s. =, wednesday-s;"'' r'e"0n'' w.
NORTHEAST LOOP.
Major.
s;s.is Pss ssa!sa P:;9. s;: 81 S;sS.
HeI5iss B CO. !: ASeRf%sn'" MsGSins' &c.: " .
wednesday-7;ao. Lawrence VS. Mar
wins; 80 Rinsdi .,nbs rs; kdnDs O. vs. ThgFs baFs-
ware e. Hudson. Friday-s:3o' Atone
ment VS.. Merrcks
Minor.
ssii s ss - b:ps:ss S
Monday.a:ao sisms Tau Jam LAMBDA s,rsc, vs.,
chriStians; N.,;nS,, InnfsIas-e' Irmbsl o. 'o'e'
EAST WASHINGTON LOOP.
Trinity CHURCH ! Var: xs5xiss; Church :! !
E:s5%:e Ns:s 4Ss g. Ne;
Tuesday-7;15. Grace Church VS., In
ternai Revenue: s;l5. Trinity vs. vs. sbiee- ReG
Wicks VS., Renrocs Saturday-9:l5,
Maryland A. C.'vs. Warwicks.
CENTRAL HIGH LOOP.
sss;. EP:;f,;s,sn ssi: ss' as:iss Shop
si6s Mount RsVs Vernon Et:Res7s Io;%: TS.ai.i:
an, Pspeo SspDon vs. Sst0nal SsiSsa9
GSews GoeT Tseater TReat Raleish Hsberdssher
eoSs sgH5f ssos shoe eafs Ts psee0
SOUTHEAST LOOP.
WI. WI
Stewards Phar. q Anacostia B NJ.
Miller Furn. Co, = Levy's Ice Grim. 3 )
Brand A. c.. ) Royal A c s
ST Joseph's A.C. Marion a. c..
So east Flashes Sig. NJ Sigma. :
Wednesday-1:3O Southeast Flashes VS..
Sigma M Sigma: $40. Marion 4. c: VS..
Brand C. Thursday-Si3o Anacostla
Business Men VS. Miller Furniture Co
Friday-S:3O. Levy's Ice Cream VS.. Stew
arts Pharmacy; 9:30, Royal A. c. VS.
Evening star., 1935-01-13

Totals: ID 733 Totals s.4
Umpire-Norton. Baltimore
Evening star., 1935-01-13
YAWKEY PAYMENT
T0SPUR GRIFFITH
Second 100000 on Cronin
Due-BoIton Signs-CIub
to Retain Schultz.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.
OOK for a deal by the Washing

ton ball club any day now.
Wads of money soon will be
rolling into the Nationals
treasury and Clark Griffith will have
plenty with which to get those ex-
perienced pitchers his outfit can use.
More of that Cronin sale dough is
coming along. Tuesday. Tom Yaw-
key, the young multi-millionaire
owner of the Red Sox, will turn over
to the Washington club the second
100000 payment. And month later
will come the final payment of $50, 900.
That'll make s250,000, all told-great
base ball purchasing power.
The Nationals really will be out Of
the red and Griffith will have some
thing more substantial than weather.
beaten veterans to offer in exchange
for useful hurlers.
There's deal cooking now with a
rival of the Nationals in the American
League. but Griffith. pursuing prece-
dent, won't spot inquirers an inkling
of what he has in view. Another
week or two. and my ball club will
have something new in a pitching
way" is all he'll admit.
He likes to be mysterious, this cagey
Washington club prexy.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Summary

Totals .12 3 20
Referee-Mr. Foste,
, 1935-10-27

church TO entertain the ladies Of
the city.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Z. N
smith and Mrs. A. M. Fairbanks NJ
plan for the fifth Tuesday meetinT
wnen the auxiliary viii entertain
me societies Of the other churcheS
Plans for the Western Pres
Dyterial conference were also ON
pleted. ~
AIs. Margaret Kinnel was IN
charge Of the devotional with Miss
Belle Boynton ASSISTING ana ~
COOPER smith with Mrs. Carl Bishop
conducted the program On Brazil
, 1935-10-27

visit Miss Margaret Hogan who s
Tn school there and also attend the
Rice-Texas football game Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Flowers had as
her dinner guests Friday ever Ing
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Imam and Dr.
j. =. LOckhart.
Mrs. Leneard Smith and little
son Bully or jackson, Tenn. arrived
Monday TO spend a month I'm the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. WI. Rid
ding.
Miss Dorothy Fielder spent the
past weekend with relatives II
-. and L. Cazl salisbury ard
, 1935-10-27

the evening. A plate lunch was
served nc q late hour to about 70
guests
Rev. and Mrs. j. "A. Reed ann
children OF WeSlaco ! were visitors
In Pharr Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Rutledge or
San Antonio were the weekend
guests OF MIR. and Ms IA. "A. Kelley,
Mrs. T. G. White and Mrs. +. A.
RoTse we're Tire luncheon guests M
Mrs. G. v. Tanner Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs I'd. e.. Hogan and
Misses Dorothy Flowers . and Mary
Jewel Crnsslvn left Friday morning
for Austin where thcv planned "a
, 1935-10-27

Mrs. Marvin Evans was awarded
the high trophy.
Those from Pharr that attended
the 44th semi-annual Federation or
Woman Clubs held at Edinburg
junior college Tuesday were Mes
danes r. u. Lewis. ri Reucking.
Loren Dumont, Z. G. Phillips, Bert
Coate. j. a. Slaughter. "A. y. Flow
ers. J. Busbee. and Dick Busbee.
Mr.. and Mrs j. 3. Eby honored
their son Dwain with a party III
celebration OF his 18th birthday an
niVerSarT. Halloween games ana
contests formed the diversion &C.
, 1935-10-27

readings was rendered as followed:
q solo by a trio composed OF Misses
Catherine Melton and Virginia and
Daisey Polk, reading by Donna Lee
Young. piano solo by Miss Norma
Britton. and "a reading by Mrs. II
c. Phillips At the conclusion Of the
program "a delicious refreShmenL
course was served from q lace laiu
table. Dainty shoulder corsaaes were
given as fav0rs. and Mrs. Inman
received a beautiful noSeEay OF
r0sebuds.
Mrs. X. ". Scott was hostess 10
the Tuesday Contract club this
week.
, 1935-10-27
Social Notes
From Phdn

PHARR, Oct. e. = The Pnarr
Chapter Or the Eastern star enter
tanned Tuesday evening honoring
Mrs. Pete Tnman. whow rs before
her marriage In September Mss
Sidney Mae LOckhart. with a mis-
ceilaneous shower at the l0u6e d.:
"A delightful program CT music anu
, 1935-10-27

lite daughter were visitors ln Pharr
sunday evening IN the Lnran
Bart Melton left Monday morn
ing for n business trip ~ several
points In west Texas.
, 1935-10-27
ATTENDS THEATRE MEFr

MISSION. Oct 2B.-R N. Smith,
manager of the Mission Theatre.
returned from the annual conven-
ION an the Allied Theatre Owners
nI Texas ln San Antonio mE npE
vice-president OF the organization.
Hn NM also chairman uE tNnm rTuuuiH
finance committee.
, 1935-10-27

Mrs. w. B. Cragon conducted the
devotional Tuesday afternoon AT A
meeting OF the Baptist W. n. q.
The program for the afternoon
"a under the supervision OF Mrs
T. @. finland. IT, with the mem-
hers giving talks along the theme
nYonth unliftina the BANNER
, 1935-10-27

ME Ladies Aid Society Of the
THrst Christian church met Tuesday
"a the home Of the president. Mrs.
Il. g. Mu-row.
The devotional was conducted by
Aarx u. Trotter with Mrs. G.. w.
Rav offering prayer az the close.
Nr< Victor CloSner rave a report
VI fhe need or the clildren Ii the
.1s,liet Fowler Orphans Home In
raIlas for the winter.
Two invitations were issued. the
1920 80 invitation ~ fha
e-cnSerence 70 BE- held In san BEN
3kn Nov. 8 and n o't.sf naming
Tnesday of next wees che day
6rr ere ladies Of tne FteoTerian
, 1935-10-27

Several members gave talks 70
further the lesson study and Mrs
G. r.. Baird gave a vocal solo. Mrs.
J. w. Heacock was presented with
a life. Membership In the society
BY the president. Mrs. Elmo Bright,
An behalf Of The society.
, 1935-10-27

The Methodist ". NJ s. met
Tuesday afternoon at the church
with Mrs. Elise Sharpe conducting
the leSso nStudy from the book
THAT Other America" being as
sisted bv several members of the
society giving a short play.
, 1935-10-27

mrs. w. r. Montgomery enter
tanned the Senior bridge club Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs T. T.
Tinker receiving the favor.
afternoon with Ms. r. G. Beery for
the regular business meeting ana
social.
-Four students Of Miss Dorothy
Berry entertained the guests with
a dance.
, 1935-10-27

Officers Of the Brotherhood or
the Baptist church Tor the next
year were announced Tuesday eve
ming when the members met at the
church. r. y. Beane vas named
president with C TN Re5ls as Sec-
rotary.
Rev. Dallas Lee addressed the
group and Pauline FortSon gave a
vocal solo. accompanied bv her
mother. Jean Crag0n gave a group
of readings.
, 1935-10-27

Mrs. @. A. Heuter was IN charge
Of the devotional service. Wednes-
day afternoon az the meeting OF
the McAllen missionary society OF
che First Christian church In Nc
Allen when Dr.. Royal J. Dye. for
mer African missionary, iectured on
MS work abroad.
Mrs. v. IT. Clooner, Mrs. Clark,
Ar. and Mrs. c. A. Heuter, and
AIRS. O.. w. Hay attended from
&dinburg.
, 1935-10-27

Mrs. II. T. Warren received the
favor Wednesday afternoon when
AIRS. j.. ID. Mckinney entertained
the Corona bridge club
Evening star., 1935-03-31
BEAVER DAM LINKS
DATES ANNOUNCED
Well-Rounded Schedule to Open
Next Sunday With Blind
Bogey Tournament.
wELL-RoUNDED schedule Of

a WELL-ROUNDED schedule Of
~ golf activities has been mapped
for the Beaver Dam Country
Club for the coming campaign. The
first event, next Sunday. will be a
blind bogey tourney, and the final at
traction, November 20. will be the
Presidents Cup competition.
Here's the full Beaver Dam card;
April Modified blind bosey: also be-
ginning Of rinser tournament; only verifed
or to the professional may be used. IL
Modified blind boeey. 2s-F1as tourna-
May 5-Field day. 1e-qolf Commit
eve event. tuD 10 0s and d'cs eusieston @ @ ' roHnd'
Tournament. :i0@Prcsident's Cup tclub
handicap evenD: also driving. approaching
anG june 1S'''as soIns sSnis''s handicap 1s-oooty
tournament 23-Tombstone tournament.
July 4IPresident,s Cup CLUB handicap
event: also driving approaching and
putting contests. and 13-ouslification
round. miniature tournament: l4-Min-
lteam play). city VS.. country members.
;2s-Grosner Cup Glow gross; also club
August I: il. is and e5-Reserved
september :WPresident's Cup tclub
handicap EVENT.: also driving. approach
ing and putting contests. S-Ciub cham
pionship. first round. 15-Second round.
Third roune 2aNFouIth round
November 81 Turkey tournament
2S-Presidents Cup.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Helps ON City Tourney.

"HE scratch will be lit and par
ticipants will receive a handicap
of half the difference between
that figure and scratch. The entry
fee of IS will include the cost of ten
games.
Sherbahn will hustle for entries in
his own tournament, but will kill two
birds with one shot He intends to
round up entries this week also for
the Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation championships, to be held at
the Columbia, starting April %. The
entries are supposed to close next
Saturday.
In the past Takoma has been con-
tributing less than half a dozen
teams to the city tournament, but
this time Sherbahn hopes to treble
the suburbs representation.
The Washington Women's Duckpin
Association finally got through an an
nual meeting with no friction and
the girls are going after things as they
never have before. Their coming
tournament, to be held at the Ar
cadia, opening April 90, is assured OF
a record entry with more than 40
teams already in line. They got in
at a bargain. A new rule permitted
all who entered before last Sunday
to pay a membership fee of only 20
cents instead of the customary four
bits. At least $50 individuals signed.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
FAIR GOLF TEAMS
START TOMORROW
Four Matches at Columbia
Will Open Competition in
District Loop.

TEAMS Of the District Women's
Golf Association will begin
their championship series Of
matches tomorrow with sec
ond team encounters at Columbia
Country Club, as follows: Columbia VS..
Indian Spring, . o'clock; Beaver Dam
VS.. Woodmont, 9:20; Manor VS.. Ken
wood, s:40. and Army Navy VS.. Chevy
Chase, 10.
Other team matches for the wom-
en- are carded as follows:
First Teams.
Spring vs.. Beaver Dam. Army-Navy VS..
Washington. Columbia VS.. Woodmont Con-
gressional VS.. Kenwood. Chevy Chase vs..
April o. at woodmont-Army-Navy vs..
Woodmont. Chevy Chase VS.. Beaver Dam;
'' April f II. at Wsshinston~ on~cOnsressional
Dam chew chss:
VS. Coiumbia. Kenwood VS.. Woodmont.
April 23. at Congressional-Wood
yer Dam VS.. Columbia. Manor VS.. wash
April 80: at Kenwood-Ksnwood S h.m vs..
vs., M.nsr as6ins5Sn vySy%xSsR1 vs. W9Sd%eR, vs..
Columbia. Woodmont VS.. Manor Kenwood
VS.. Beaver Dam. Chevy Chase vs.. Congres-
sional. Indian Spring at washington.
iadsH GnsyS S9a'e
V" May MSsahB 81. az BeaSeT Se0rsGi Dam Asesver Dam
W. washington. Indian Spring VS.. Manor.
vs. G0lo%pa VS.
June 4, at Manor-Manor VS.. Kenwood.
Chevy Chase VS.. Indian Sorins. Beaver
Dam VS.. Woodmont. Washington VS.. Co
lumbia. Conversational VS.. Army-Navy.
Second Teams.
April I at Columbis-Columbia VS.. In
dian Spring. Beaver Dam vs.: Woodmont:
Manor VS.. Kenwood. Army-Navy VS.. Chevy
naia April ''n 8. at Manor"Manor VS.. Chevy
chas Beaver Ra% s vs.
April is. at Navy vs..
sional; Columbia Us; Chevy Chase. Manor
VS.. Manor. Army-Nsvy vs.. censressional,
KtSSDSS WooS%Snt vs. cheSy eHi'G Ghsse DsSs Ss.
April 50. At Woodmont-Woodmont bye.
Columbia VS.. Beaver Dam. Indian sprins
sionsii s Inesf xfmsNssy sss NsnsEES vs. Manor w.
May 8. at chey Chase-Kenwood vs.
Chevy Chase. Indian sprins vs. .St WoSdmont
May 20. at KenwoodN VS..
Beaver S.Tv PAN v cbs dnea6 sDrDs
VS. Manor Army-Navy bye.
June 3. at Indian Sprins-Indian Spring
gsaesr D c CheES cSsse
VS.. woodmont Manor bye.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
STAGE BLIND BOGEY
Army-Navy Club Women Will
Open Schedule Next Friday.

A blind bogey tourney Friday will
mark the opening Of the Army Navy
Country Club woman's gold schedule.
A flock Of other interesting events will
mark the slate, which will end Sep
tember IL and 13 with the J. Clinton
Tribby trophy tourney. Here's the
schedule in full:
April 5, guest day. blind bogey nufna-
ment; IL. medal play with handioap; 10.
tournament.
May 2. guest day. medal play with
handicap; 10, match play. in foursomes;
bail foursomes; 81, windmill tournament.
june z, guest day. BLING bogey tourna-
ment; u; medal pisy o,c,s. wasn nansas,cap; e.
elephant tournament.
September 12 and 10. ). Clinton Tribby
Trophy tournAmenh
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Always Supply Fireworks.

TT HAS been the habit Tor years OF
the Blue Ribbons to reach their
peak against Washington teams.
without exception, their matches here
have been marked by sensational roll
ing or a record or two. Their latest
feat was the world record f1ve-game
score of 3,307 with which they eked
out 5aspin lead over the Occidentals
at WilliMatc in February.
Nick Tronsky and Jack White give
the Blee Ribbons a punch that is as
telling in tough battle as that once
produced by the Babe Ruth-Lou
Gehrig combination in base ball.
Tronsky and White are supported
by Mike Bogino, Wally Pipp. Bill
Dente and Joe Gacek, all hand-picked
stars.
Treated rather harshly on their
Connecticut tour in February, the
Occidentals are printing for this bat
tie. Wednesday they will roll in the
national tournament and with Dis
trict League match on tap for Thurs
day night the new league champions
should be in top form when they step
on the Conventional Hall runways
Friday night.
Capt. Joe Harrison will pick his
team from Astor Clarke, Ed Blakeney
Earl McPhilomy, Dutch Newman
Whip Litchfield and Hokie Smith
There will be an admission charge of
81 for reserve seats and so cents for
general admission.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
ARGYLE ANNOUNCES
LENGTHY SCHEDULE
Golf Program Of 20 Events Will
Be Opened April 13 With
Kickers' Tournament.
/. RoY1E COUNTRY CLUB has ar

A RdYLE COUNTRY CLUB has ar
n ranged an attractive 20-event
golf schedule. opening April 13
with the usual kickers' handicap tour
ney and closing with the turkey tour
ney November 2 and 3.
Here is the complete Argyle card:
April 1914. kickers' handicap tourna-
ment; 2O-2l. Surprise select1ve hendl-
cap tournament; 27-2s. selective handicap
May As. blind bogie tournament: q.
handicap sweepstakes: 1s.is and 1928.
club team qualifications. 80 holes; 80, nag
tournament.
June 3 intraclub match; So new MEM
bers elective handicap tournament; 1915.
Ismpson Trophy: 52-23. openins Of two:
man team match play. handicap allow
anee; $3.50. play for Hickman Greene
Trophy.
July 4. nag tournament: 6.7, tombstone
tournament; 1914. class A. and O club
handicap sweepstakes: 20-21. senior club
championship, open to members so years
Of age and over. Is holes medal play 81
2s., monkey tournament. three clubs only
ans auaa.s !. t0ssa10aas "a. Is. 81 and September 1-e.
qualifying rounds for club championship.
September rs. hrst-round match play;
14-15. second-round match play: 21-32,
semi-dnals club championship: %, nnal
round in all hishts. club championship.
November 2.3, turkey tournament.