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I eaching Biddy
o Lay and Pay
BY A. 3. BRYAN

Seven Oaks poultry farm, two and
behalf miles from Spartanburg, S. c.,
the laboratory in which t. l.. Green
i'd his SON, O. H. Green, have found
verting interest and satisfying profit
working out scientific poultry pro
suction practices that led to heavier pro-
sction of large eggs. Incidentally, Seven
Oaks farm has become the center of 4
better-poultry community through the
sale of Matching eggs and baby chicks
to neighboring farmers.
1t is 10 years since t. l.. Green,
growing tired of his grocery business in
town, bought 10 IL acres of Piedmont
rolling land a few miles from town,
equipped it with poultry farm needs
and conveniences, and started out with
a determination to produce egg layers
that would be profit payers.
SkillfM Breeding
For seven years, Seven Oaks farm
has been the home of 1000 or more
large White Leghorns that average rs
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This hen laid 31s eggs in her puliet
year.
or more eggs each per year. Aiding in the
good work. O. H. Green, son OF L. L.,
graduate of Clemson, the state agricul-
trral college has joined his trained eft
forts with the fathers to make the hest
better.
The Greens are frank to aScrlbe their
:. success to superior breeding stock, caretui
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try specialists, and trap-nesting.
Eight or ten years would be too short
4 time to breed up flock to lay as our
taens Law if we had started with poor
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he senior Green. 1--WE started with the
best obtainable by purchasing from
reeder who was constant importer OF
gh-producing birds. We then ordered
1pedigreed males. The results were so
yorabIe we have had for several years
ndreds of hens that produce 200 70
q eggs per hen yearly, and they arc
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weight and development at maturity
start off by laying large egg"
I Sales have spread. to a half dozen or
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factor in the profit made at Seven Oaks.
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Evening star., 1936-12-06

find out what made him great. l sent him to
the foul line. where he shot as many as 125
straight fouls. Fifty and sixty consecutive
shots were easy. And for the life of me
couldn't see where he differed from the other
players. And then, after watching every
basketball move lara made for two years,
learned the secret. All the players on my
squad, except Zara kept their eyes on the
ball when they shot. lara never looked at the
ball: HE TRAINED HIS EYES ON THE BASKET
Keep your eye on the BALI" is fun
taught me that successful basketball shoot
ing depends on doing the exact opposite.
With Zara's secret Immediately changed
my whole scheme of basketball teaching
dispensed with the almost universal practice
of short passes to bring the ball under the
basket before shooting. trained my players
to glue their eyes to the rim of the basket.
Then marked zones on the floor, and made
the athletes shoot from every zone.
1t takes patience, but insist that can
make any lad who shows an inclination for
athletics into great basketball shot.
The L.IU basketball teams OF the last
few seasons have made great shooting reputa-
tions Averaging more than fifty points in
each game, L.I.U. far outdistanced other
teams in the East in point scoring. Every
member of those teams was made" shooter.
They did not come to me as natural shots"
And yet. after they we're taught Zara's secret,
l had enough confidence in them to issue
orders to shoot for the basket every time an
opening appeared. no matter how far from
the basket they were That's why there is so
much shooting from as far back as midoourt
by L.I.U.
Idunned into my players the idea of shoot,
shoot, shoot; l criticized them for passing in
stead of shooting when openings appeared -
and, as result. they won the Eastern Cham
pionship last year.
The long shots which won the Duquesne
game and permitted us to continue through
the season unbeaten paid dividends on all the
hours spent drilling my players to shoot it."
right. 1885. United Newspaper Magazine Corporaton
Evening star., 1936-12-06
by CLAIR Bee

spurts featuring long shots. than perhaps any
other team in the country.
Against Purdue, N.Y.U came from behind
with an amazing string of long Shots to gain
a big lead midway in the second half. But
Purdue was good squirting team. too.
Madison Square Garden housed 1900
screaming lunatics while Purdue sank long
shot after long shot to crawl up from far be-
hind But N.Y.U. scored long shot in the
closing seconds and saved the game.
Purdue was typical of the offensive basket
ball being played in the Middle West. After
watching Purdue in 1895 and again last
Winter, Eastern teams did less passing and
more shooting Coaches recognized the need
for opening up the attack. but they needed
players who could shoot. And there were too
few to 60 around. Most athletes did not know
how to sink long shots.
The greater percentage today still do not
know how. Line up 1000 basketball players,
and you probably will find that only hand
full will shoot correctly. That rather bears out
the old axiom that "a great shot must be
born" 1t should. but it doesn't. Every man
who plays basketball for a team l coach
must be great shot. say that because a
shooter can be made simply by correcting
fault which is unusually common But to cor
rect that fault you must make him do some
thing exactly contrary to natural instinct.
The next time you go to basketball game,
watch each athlete as he shoots for the basket
See if you can discover what he does in
correctly that makes him miss consistently: or
what he does correctly which makes the ball
60 into the net And yet seeing just what
makes great shot great is the hardest thing
in the world. spent two years studying one
player before discovered the secret.
Years ago, when coached the Ryder COL
lege basketball team, a rather unusual fellow
came to me named Louis Sheriff lara. He
was one of those high school wonders who
averaged 16 and 18 points in every game
lara was the greatest natural shot had
ever seen, up to that time. He seemingly
couldn't miss. determined to study him, to
Evening star., 1936-12-06

big clock Madison Square Garden showed only ninety
seconds left play We three points behind Duquesne
which had broken winning streak the before
Now Duquesne leading 343l and Damocles sword of
Aeeng hung Long Island University string victories
Sensational long shots by Duquesne turning close excit
ing basketball game and record crowd of 1900 which
ammed every of the Garden yelling itself hoase
Then with suddenness raattng machine gun hap
pened Jules Bender heav from the the
went in clean, and the crowd yelled
Fifty seconds from victory and point ahead Duquesne
tried freeze the ball. 1t failed and gained possession The
Duqusne defense tight and players couldn't
basket So Ken Morton shot long from the The ball
hit the rim hated the point of going and dropped
out But Marus Russo had charging swiftly As the ball
fell he eaped high the and batted through the
points which gave the victory after exciting game of
basketball as was ever played.
1t basketball like that which has of the nations
outstanding Winter sports 1t basketball which
ofe and which produces long shots Basketball opened up
and the shot has populazed the game pass
aided football
But wasn't until New York sports writer turned promoter and
leased Madison Square Garden for college basketball years ago
that the caaputed into national headlines Ned
basketball writer intrigued by the appealing possibilities
of the New York University which lost only game during
the 1898 "a and recognized Eastern champion par
caly captured his fancy With NYU. the attraction
vsioned capacity crowds at the Garden.
Moving into the Garden for its big games the winter New
York University played spine tngng offensive basketball 1t
all its contests tounng like Noe Dame Purdue and
kentucky to win the National Every time NYU appeared
the Garden there jam at the box Office Last year.
added two thousand seats and N u still drew capacity
Evening star., 1936-12-06
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Acme Photo

Long shots have opened up basketball and made it
major winter Sport The coach of an unbeaten team
tells how he discovered the secret of shooting to win
The Washington times., 1936-09-17
6. W. May Start
Soph Tackles

CAMP LET'S, Md. Sept. II.
Seldom does a football team
begin a strenuous season with a
pair Of sophomore tackles, but that
is q situation in which George
Washington University may find
itself q week from tomorrow night
when it opens the grid campaign
with Emory and Henry in Griffith
Stadium.
John Rebholz, q hustling 200
FOUNDER from Revere, Mass, and
Harold Soldering, New York City
lad who scales about 100 have
developed so rapidly in the Colo
malls preseason training here that
their presence in the starting line
up against the WaspS from Vir-
GINA is more than q mere posi-
bility.
Rebholz in particular has dis
played the best brand OF tackle
play seen during the last three
days in camp. But Soldering hasn't
been far behind him and both ap-
parently are ahead of the veteran
Dale Prather, only returning 1885
tackle, who doesn't seem to be on
his game of late. Stand GrbovaZ,
22O-pound sophomore, who enjoyed
brigth prospects at the opening OF
the camp, has slowed down a bit
and must return to the pace he was
striking a week ago if he hopes
to hear the opening gun on Sep
TENDER Is.
In the gruelling scrimmages Of
the past two days Rebholz has
proved a rock-ribbed defensive
unit, defying the most vicious
blocking the opposition could
throw his way and bringing down
the ball carrier many times behind
the line of Scrimmage. Soldering,
who usually has been playing on
the same team, has turned back
numerous thrustS whenever Reb-
halz' sector seemed too foreboding.
All in ALL this pair Of second-year
hopefuls has yielded virtually no
yardage.
The Washington times., 1936-09-17
Head|ey,0IdLine
HaIfbdCk, Due
Hard Roles

Coleman Headley, Of College
Park, the home town boy who
has made good with a vengeance
in athletics for the University Of
Maryland is going to be a mighty
important cog in the Old Line grid
machine this fall.
Headley, who has looked better
than ever before in practice, Is
due to again be the regular right
halfback, but also is being fig
ured for two other roles during
the progress of the Terps' tough
11-game list.
He will be the safety man when
Bill Guckeyson, who essays that
role as a regular, is out Of the
game for any reason, and when
Charlie Ellinger is not on the
field, Headley will be called upon
to direct the team.
Headley is q great competitor
and may be counted upon to do
his best when the going Is the
highest. He is only a fair kicker,
but a fine runner and passer and
can hold his own on defense. His
great speed is big asset in de.
tense against passing.
He also is the record holder
for the mile and half-mile for
the university, winning the cham
pionship at the former distance
in the Southern Conference meet
last spring in 1909. Headley
also had made the basketball
team as a guard when he quit
the court paStime in order to
run on the relay team in the
big indoor meets during the
winter,
The Washington times., 1936-09-17
Langford Coach
OF Hendricks
TosserS

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. IT.
Bill Langford, former star player
with the st. Mary's Celtics base
ball team, will coach the Kendrick
Brewers in their remaining games
of the season.
Woody Godfrey and Ellet Cabell,
also of the Celtics, will also play
with the Brewers. Langford sue
ceeds Gene Zimmerman, who re,
signed.
Sunday the Brewers travel to
Baltimore, Md, for a game with
the Brooklyn A. C. Practice for
the locals will be held on Hay
don's Field tomorrow and Satur-
day at $3.50 o'clock.
Frank Brewer, ShortStop Of the
Trenton club, a local boy. will
play shortStop for the CelticS in
Sundays game with the Fred
ericksburg Elks at Baggett's Sta
dunn. This is the fourth contest
of the series. The ElkS are lead
ing, one up.
Happy Valley Athletic Club
plays the White Oak team at
Fredericksburg, Va, on Sunday.
Virginia A. c. holds an impor-
tant scrimmage for all candidates
of the Orange and Blue at Bag
gets Stadium, Sunday morning.
The Virginias open their season
September 81 at Lorton, Va,
against the Reformatory eleven.
Pearson All-StarS and New York
Giants. colored professional team.
play at Baggett's Stadium at 4
o'clock, Saturday.
The Washington times., 1936-09-17
Large Turnout Seen
For CoIored Games

A large turnout is expected to
witness the double-header between
the Jacksonville (FlaJ Red Caps
and the Mohawk IN. " Giants
in the Clark Griffith Stadium Sun
day afternoon. the first game
starting at 1880 o'clock.
The games are part Of the
North-South colored baseball series
and the teams are composed OF
standout players.
VOTE AMERICAN
Hessicks Practice
Hessick, 150-pound grid team,
practices Sunday at II a. m. on
the Taft Recreational Field, Eight
eenth and Otis Streets Northeast.
Johnny Farrell is particularly
urged to report.
The Washington times., 1936-09-17
Sport Worlds
Passing Show

Four U. 8. Walker Cup stars
and two British golfers advanced
in National Amateur champion
ship tourney.
Rosemont won $4,000 added
Narragansett special by head
over Discovery.
Four American golfers Joined
four Canadian players in quarter
finals of Canadian WOmen's
Open Championship at Dixie,
Quebec.
Mrs. Maureen circuit Crews
and Charlotte Cutting advanced
to semi-finals Of WOmen's New
Jersey State golf championship.
New York Giants retained
fOur-and-a-half game lead in Ma
tiOnal League when they split .
dOuble-header with the Pirates.
Ann O'Ruley, daughter Of Man
O. War, captured Stony Brook
claiming stakes, closing day fea-
ture at Aqueduct.