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Evening star., 1937-08-14
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"a .'-"aXs~-~- By Walter McColIUm -.
By Walter McCoIIUm

T HE bows are gerrina their insults
ell Sharpened up At Indian
Spring for their annual insult
festival. which means that
Tommy Utz and MS "llrtle men win
have 20 rake lot OF Kidding until
they can win a Inks victory over E
3. Wagner and his gang Of big men
WITHIN few DAYS the locker
room al Indian Spring will bios
som ont with carefully thought out
insults: snd insult. not 80 carefully
ca mouf1s geo For they spare no per-
Sonaees IN their remarks when the
dig men and the little men OF Indian
Spring get together in the annual
Runas' VS. Giants" golf controversy
It one of the features Of the golf
year at Indian Spring. this match.
with Or. Thomas A. Utz heading the
little" men and E. B. Wagner. golf
cha irman. scrine as captain Of what
Tommy Utz calls the "abysmal orure ="
One 81 the tmnpier stunts that
marks the apnnsi tea m mstch is
the appes "a nee Of . pair ef
scales On the 6rst tee, for in ad-
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sjtion to size weigh, also counts.

Sjti0n to size weigh, . lso counts
No man weighing less Than 80
pounds csn play on rhe Giants
team But that means that George
Diffenbaueh. the club pro. will be on
the 'Runts' team. which means .
point for the Urz outfit.
The match will come of early in
September. and the losers will buy the
dinners and the beer. Utz and bis
gang have lost the last two comba Is
and are thinking of dressing up Fred
Mel eod and Dave Thomson to appear
for them snd win a few points
A TOUR around that revamped lay
out OF the Army-Navy Country
being built under the direction OF
Herbert Strong now are in use. leaves
guy a bit bewildered as to just what
is being done You see a green here
md there, and 4 fresh, unscsrred tee
over on a hilltop. But most OF them
aren't yet in use.
Professional Dan Burton wallops
long tee shot Sizzling over a nil 200
yards away, and points with his driver
over At green nesting under a couple
OF trees That one will be the 24th.
q nd there's the tee for the 25th" You
nod your head and say. ''Uh-huh." A
little farther along you come to 4
spot where . couple Of new green's
and new fsirways stretch across the
old course and Dan carefully explains
what they'll be. Looks pretty good
doesn't it?" he asks. And again you
nod.
BY the time you've played 10
sr II holes and Dan has hit
Sock 81 atsts nee eating tee shots
spd r. 4 or S spder par. vow get
little dizzy With this talk about
No. - and No. IS. spd yev tim
Idly $50: well. where ie the
main course 10 be7"
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Fights Last Night
Bv ne AssocIaIed Press.

By ne Associated Press.
NEW YORK Henry Armstrong,
l33, Los Angeles, knocked out Irish
Eddie" Brink, 1859. Scranton. Pa. ~.
CHICAGO.-leo Kodak. l25. Chi
ca 30. outpointed LLOYD Pine. 40,
Akron. Ohio tSI
SAN FRA young corbetl.
lo.. Fresno, Calf. former worlds
TelterweiRht champion outpointed
Billy Conn. $50. Pittsburgh, Pa. GoI.
SAN DIEGO. Calf-Alperto Lowell.
1872. Argentina, knocked out Mickey
McA"oy. 202. New York Citp 81.
LOS ANGELES. Blackwell "a,
Lo. Anseles. oDtpointeo Johnny Folio.
49,. West Virginia g..
LONG BRANCH N ] Msurjc.
Strickland. 1885. New Zealand. knocked
oui George GreSs, 1911, Buffalo, n. Y.
a.
ATLANTIC CITY. N J. Jonn Henry
johnson 1917. phllsorlphis out-
pointed Tony Fs'co. 49,, pn'aoetohia
TRENTON. n J-Psun. walker
54k, Trenton outpo'nr.o Young
Terry. 151. Trenton 1o'.
MIAMI BEACH Fis Paul West
brook. 40. Miami outpo'nr-d Carl
Siv-rs, i3'. Baltimore 81
WILDWOOD. N. Tom Henry.
~, Philsdelphis outpoipteo Frank
Donotrio, l.b, Phils d-lphis 90.
SCRANTON Ps Chester PsOtis
10. Scranton oUtpontec Fenie
TzsnstopoU'os. l5b, Greco. IOD.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
PALS EMBATTLED
FOR GOLF CROWN
Erickson. ,.McCormick. Rivals
in Many Journeys, Are
Muny Finalists.
Hy rhe ASsociale6 Press

sE rhe Associated Press
CAN FRANCISCO. August H.
Two Southern California golf
ing pals tee OF today in . duel
~ Tor the national public links
championship.
They are Don Erickson and Bruce
Mccormick, who have battled each
other in friendly fashion down the
fairWays in many an amateur tollrna-
ment.
They reached today. 36-hole nnsl
round in comparatively eesy fashion
Yesterday. Erickson defeating Frankie
TORONTO of Sacramento, Calf, snd
Mccormick eliminating sturdy Andrew
ScWedko Of Pittsburgh Pa.
Ericksons Play Better.
MccoRMIcK, good looking Young
fireman and former Los Angeles
chs mpion. downed the Pittsburgh Pole
and 4. Erickson. who qualified from
suburban Alba mbra won from Toronto
and g.
Erickson has been shooting rhe bel
Ter golf He finished yesterdays
round 4 strokes under par for the
Harding course for the week Of play.
winning medal DONORS. Mccormick
wss 10 shots over par
Mccormick. however. has proved
the winner in most Of their match
PLAY skirmishes. He defeated Erick-
son in the Southern California public
links tournament and another anna
teuT event at Los Angeles.
Don qualified for this tonrnam ament
with l3s: Mccormick, with $50.
beAts Wa shinsten Man.
ERICKSON, a gas company worker
reached The championship round
by winning from Paul Jensen. To-
ledo. Ohio: Fred Mcleod, DAILY City.
Calf, Phil Gordon. Oakland Howard
Hoon, Santa Monica, Calf, and
Toronto
Mccormick won from Bill Hoelle.
San Msteo Calf; Andrew Oliveri.
Washington. D. c.; Paul Tullus. San
Frs ncisco; Alex Mura gin, Honolulu.
and SzWedko.
Mccormick had his last vicrim D
down at the end Of the first la holes
after oaine 2 down himself at the end
Of the hrst nine. He forged 10 The
front on the afternoon trip as
Scwedko's tee Shots went sour.
Erickson was up on Toronto for
the 1orst 10 holes but bad more dim
Guilty subduiug his opponent in the
afternoon round.
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@ <HEt:: f: + & i

for the title of New York champion,
David S. Poland OF BROOKLYN,
player Of f1rst-clsss ability. but OF
whom little has been said in the pest,
defeated Treysman, Santa siere. Shain-
swift, Adams, Beckhardt, Collins. Gar
fnkel Murdock and Barron, by the
score OF eight wins and A lone draw.
in the tourney Just ended at Cszenovis,
N Y.
George Shainswit u the
Bronx Vas the on,y plsyer to
draw with POLAND.
Isaac Kashdan, now PLAYING on
the American team at Stockholm. WAS
una BILE to defend his title as cham
pion OF New York State.
Chesspturri.
Now that the New York tourns-
ment is history, the national
masters are hieing to Chicago, where
on August % the Paul Morphy CEN
tennial tournament Of the renowned
American Chess Federation opens
with A host o. entrants from all Sec
tions OF the United States and prob
ably few from Canada.
1t is Chicaeo's tenth congress OF
the A. C. F. since 1900.
The Illinois State Chess As
s"cis tion Is boosting the affair
and the prizes total SI.17s.5e,
the largest open national prize
fund for chess competition in
many years.
On the heels of the famous Stock
holm team melee comes the inter
national masters tournament at Sem
mering August 20-September IS. Herr
A. G. Linden is offering prize fund
OF 10000 Austrian shillines. tOh, boy,
sounds like real money for chess. Pat
what is the current exchange rate of
an Austrian shilling?p
c. J. s. Purdy successfully has de-
Tended his Australian Championship
crown against M. E. 0oldstein.
Instructional chess lectures will be
fes tured Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesdsy at The Psrkside Hotel by Prof
Paul Miller. chess editor OF The wash
ing1on Star. The public Is welcome.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
n. Y. U. LISTS OLD FOES
Colgate. Lehigh Back on Gridiron
Slate-Hovas Get Big Field.

Colgate. Lehigh Back on Gridiron
slate-Hoyas Get Big Field.
NEW YORK. August "A tP,.-The
return Of two old rivals. rbe addition
OF one new opponent AND the hrst
isunt 10 Pittsburgh to play Carnegie
Tech Snce 1880 marks New York Uni
verSity's nine ga me foot ball schedule
announced today.
Colgate, which hasn't PLAYED the
VioetS since 1898. and Iehigh. meet
ing n. Y. u. for tbe frSt time since
1909. are the teams coming back 10 the
schedule. The newcomer is st. Johns
Of Anna polls. The vio]ets have played
Carnegie each season since 1928. but
visited Pittsburgh only in 1929 and
1880
All Of NJ Y. u ma loT home games
except the ninth annual clash with
Georgetown will be played at the
Yankee Stadium. Georgetown Will be
met ST the Polo Grounds.
The schedule:
Sept ember 25. Pennsylvania Military
College ,Ohio Field: October 2. Car
negie Tech at Pittsburgh: October .,
North Carolina October s, ST. Johns
md tOhio Field; October %,
Lafayette: October 80. Colgate; No
vember s. Iehigh; November l3,
Georgetown Polo Grounds; Novem-
Der 27. Fordham.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Ioe Mas Likely Mr in Fall Cooper Out for Golf Coin Mark
Figures Prove
Dodgers Daft,
Rv the Associated Press.

sv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 1.-THE
unusual situation OF A. team
being half game in front Of
smother on the won and lost rec
ords, but tied In percentage. came
up today in the standings nf the
Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia
Phillies. who are fighting for the
National League cellar.
The Dodgers nave won 20 snd
lost so games 50 far this season.
The phils have wen ~ and dropped
So. On those figures, the Brook
lyns are halt game in front. win
ming two less. but losing three less.
However. the Dodgers, with 20
victories in 100 games. show
percentage Of 400. The Phillies.
winning AZ Of lo5. also carry out
to an even 400 for the season.
Figure 1t out yourself.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Joe and We. No Pats
81 11E - -
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&A 2=-2

Of the Young M~Ncsn. but MeIo. ~
cept for getting IT'S his one sea son
for the Sox, was no star. Nor WAS
there any inclination on the part Of
the Boston management to string
along with Almsds ss a regular and
develop him
Newsom became p~eved 1t
Griffith and Hsrris last Fan.
when he fell one game short Of
winning enough to collect
bonus.
He accused them of not giving him
sufncient chance TO collect that victory
snd while both Buck and Bucky os-
tenSiolt called the whole erudge off
the following Spring, it was evident
that things were not entirely smooth
Withal, it was deal almost guar
anteed TO promote better spirit on both
teams. but, by the same token. club
owners have been known to refuse TO
trade for less reason. In making the
swap. Tom Yawkey and Grin1th. alone
OF the American League big wigs.
actually did something calculated to
threaten the Yankees supremacy.
Critics long have protested bitterly
the failure Of American League club
owners to trade and to gamble. Even
when the Yanks ran Oh with the pen
nant last year by 10 games the swivel
chair brigade sat back and refused to
trade unless there was assurance OF
getting something for nothing.
Grifhth was one who went over
board on the David Harum business.
In seeking all or nothing he
missed making enough. trad to
have one Of the best clubs in the
business.
Then he nnstly made one and 20
did YaWkey. TT wasn't so bad. now.
was it?" ask the critics. like the den
list who ysnks 4 tooth. But what are
you stopping for2"
That Nonsa Business Again.
IT WAS beginning to look this morn
ing as il Griff1th. incidentally, was
going to retain his Chattanooga farm
He sold 30-dsy option. you know. snd
Mr.. Joe Engel vss to raise the neces-
sary funds for purchase. The option
dee dime nearly is up and. sccording
to latest information from 'Nooaa. the
every fan D stockholder' drive is
something less than a success
Grffnth expected today to hear some
DEFINITE word and il the Lookouts sre
not sold the old gent probably will not
recall Pitcher Harry Banner. after all.
not that anybody is likely to regard
this as 2 civic Gala nifty.
Banner, surprise In the Arst
Evening star., 1937-08-14
ARMSTRONG GIVES
CABELLO WARNING
kayo OF Brink Makes Negro
Prohibitive fav0rite
in Bout Monday.
NY halh1cinations local r,ne

NY haliucinatonS local ring
n worms were nursing 10 the
"A effect that Johnny Cabel)o
4 will create 100 much Of 4. dis
nrbance Monday night at Gritnth
Stadium in bis l0-round fea uure bout
with Henry Armstrong California
Negro festherweight, largely were dis
PEELED TODAY.
Armstrong despite the fact he VII
be fighting twice in three days has
been installed a pronibitive fsvorite
following his third round ksyo OF Irish
Eddie Brink last night in New York
before 10000 spectators. A busy
schedule apparently appeals 10 The
1876 pound division challenger.
Solar Pexms Blow Does II.
| ENRY pumped vicious left nook
10 BrlDks solar plexus after 2
minutes and As seconds of the third
round and Eddie. VINO had been hoored
for a count OF nine in the second ses-
sion. was on his knees st the bell. but
fo9ey and una BILE 10 rise.
Scheduled 10 work out this after
noon at Turner's Arena. Armstrong
will be preparing for his fifteenth
kavo in Is fights, which are serving as
a tune-up 10 his l5-round world teath-
erWeight championship scrap with
Petev Ssrron, current tItle holder. at
Madison Square Garden, October %.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
DETROIT LOSES TACKLE

DETROIT August IA ,PN.-George
w Christensen, 23s- pound right
ia ckle. said last night he is reUiring
from the Detroit Lions, National Pro-
fessiona1 Foot Ball League club. He
ssid he has ts ken a position with an
automobile corporation.
The 2ayesr-old tackles retirement
is expected to result in The appoint
ment of Jack johnson as line coach.
in which capacity Christensen also
acted. Coach Earl Dutch Clark
who is in Chicago. indicated some
time ego that johnson would be his
choice in event of Christensen's retire
ment
Evening star., 1937-08-14
GRID STARS IN DRILL

CHICAGO. August IA tP' The
college all-stsr squad which will meet
The Green Bap Packers at Soldier
Field the night OF September ]. re-
ceivAd equipment today and went
through its first training drill at
Northwestern University.
Head Coach Charles tGIs) Dorais
of the University of Detroit. with
Assistants Lynn Waldorf of North
western, Elmer Layden OF Notre Da me.
kernie Moore Of Louisiana State spd
Jimmy Phelan Of Washington. con-
ferred over PLAYS the collegians will
nse against The professional cham
pions
Evening star., 1937-08-14
yANK BOXERS BOW
TO ARGENT|N|ANS
Invaders Make an AMAZING
Record in Pan.American
Games at Dallas.
a. the Associated Press

~ ALIAS. August l4.-Seven
amazing Argentine. looked
down from the heights today
upon frustrated Yankee
squad and promised 10 complete MOP
ping up operations tonight in the Pan
American boxing games.
In only four OF rhe eight thal bouts
we're Araeprines paired against United
States battlers, but in all seven
matches we're they given an excellent
chance TO loot the trophy room.
The Argentine team compiled an
astounding record through the f1rsr
TWO nights bouts. They lost but one
match and won 10. carrying the load
OF the South American group
Uruguay won and lost 4. Brazil
lost and won none. Cuba lost 2. one
for The United States team. and ;he
Yankees lost l3 and won out g.
America had Ave batters in the
finals and could save its face by win
ming A ma lority-
Nothing however. could detract
from the hne showing Argentina al
ready has made
WHLIAM SPEARY NATIONAL cham
pion 1yWeight from Nanticoke.
Pa. was expected TO check Valer'no
Mesa, l6-vear-old ball of FIRE ana
speed from Argentina
Charles Miegel Of Lincoln Nebr..
probably will enter the ring the under
dog in his bout with stout Justo
Lozads, Argentine festherWeight
Joseph Kelly. smart national Iitlist
from Ma nticoke. Pa. was given a slight
edge over Louis Petrope, Urueuayan
lightweight
The ma tch between Fra ncisco
Risiglione. Argentine light heavy
weight. and Joseph Tiernev, sluseer
from Cincinns ti, is a toSs-up
One OF the prime bouts OF he night
brings together Arthur Dorrell OF
Tyler. Tex, and Salvador Bona nno,
muscular Argentine w~lterweight.
Other bouts matched Leonardo
Guile, Argentine bs nts m and Carlos
Bergera, Cuba: Pose Martorell, Ar
eentine middleWeight. and Francisco
Costa MO- Uruguay. and Carlos Mere
oiz, Argentine heavyweight. sno Ber-
nardo Vedincenzi. Uruguay.
Last night S battles saw the hrst
snockouts OF rhe game-one technical
kavo and TWO cIeaniy scored.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
BIT PAUL ]. MILLER, JR.

BIT PAIL ]. Miller, JR.
YURIIANT over their victory
against the crack masters from
England. the American quintet
~ in the Stockholm chess tour
nament for the team championship
Of the world is headed straight for
tts fourth consecutive triumph in In
terns tional Chess Fedora ton annals.
In the sixteenth round Of play the
Americans defeated John Bull by the
score OF 3la-Ia.
Sammy Reshevsky, iop-board man
tor the United States: Isaac Kashdan,
New York State champion in 1895.
and Israel Horowitz, 1885 champion
cf the American Chess Federation, &C
Evening star., 1937-08-14
LEGION MINES BATTLE

8y be Associated Press
CARROL1TON, Ga. August ~
Amerlcan Legion Junior base bali teams
OF Charlotte and Talla hassee were 10
play here today for the regional cham
pionShip and subsequent representa-
ton in the Southeastern series at
Cha rlotte next week.
Husky Grover Holt2cla " gave Char
lotte its berth in rhe reeional anal
Yesterday when he hit home run in
the ninth inning 10 defeat Augusta
S-4 Talia ma ssee had advanced 10 the
title round bv So conquest of Spar
Ia nSbure on Friday
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Traditional Jinx Day Fails to Feaze Henry Armstrong

II mos INST another knDo
ruerino for the Los Angeles
tenther'peight, sho,pn here re-
turning to his corner after
hoorina "Irish Eddie" Brink
OF Scronton. Pd.. in the third
round OF their battle 0t Ne,D
York lost night, Armstrong
meets tommy Cobeuo. Puerto
Rican. in q 10-ronnder at
Griffith Stadium here Monday
night.
-Copyright, A. P. Wvephoto.
Evening star., 1937-08-14

place, - surprise that can
wait. - fsr - the Nsts sre con-
crrned The. haze enough &C.
II oiished minor league pitchers
already.
lu the mes ntime the base bah fu-
tIre OF Master Calvin Gritith hangs
IN balance. Calvin. adopted son OF MI
G. was the young gent who is credited
with starting al rhe furSe in Noogy
n The first place AS Che new president
Of the club ne was no model Of diplo-
macy when he hrst took office and The
press took up the cry for a new deal
msnssrine the fsn-owned idea.
Hardly had this drive started than
Grithrh named young Calvin as man
s2er Of the IooKouts, as we'll as preSi-
dent. Today the old gent is puned lIp
sno pointing 10 Chattsnooeas record
OF Is victories as against 13 defeats
since Calvin took over tbe manage
ment. And sii The pent-up BITTERNESS
in MI G. began 10 leak out when be
nstly stated:
Some OF those DeWSpape men in
Chattanooga clsimed they had TOO
much OF Calvin. The trouble wsS they
didn't have enough. II he bad been
manager from the start OF tbe season
they'd have won the pennsnt The
oail players we're there all the time
BY sin. ! wish I had gone
down there and ma na sed from
the start. ! would have walked
in with the penna
Next year. il Grif still owns bis
chief farm Calvin will be manager
secretary, president and 10 quote MI
G.. the whole works" Nooay papers
can copy.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
SEMt.PRO' MINES START

North Caroiins, Washington
Clubs Win in National Meet.
WICHITA. Ksns.. August a tP},-
Asheporo, n. c.. and Tacoma. Wa sh.
held a one-lap lead in the 1881 race
for the national semi-pr base ball
championship today.
Approximately 1000 fans saw rhe
tournaments opening last night.
Asheboro bested Kansa. City. Mo,
to !. in The opener. Fairfax Ala,
was chilled to l0-to-3 defeat by Ia
coma in Ehe second game. which con-
tinued until early this morning.
The double defeat ehninat ton sys-
tenn is being used. 1rhirty-two teams
are entered.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Popping r'AS
Oftf"~Jhft Ut on<zz.ssa1y| So, - s.
Add Trade ak.

Y
n b
SATISFIED
Amsda The Boston
Chapman
Amsda
Of successful
Clark
Newsom
possibly
Newsom for $4,000
will o
o snd Hornsb
hiI hadS
Evening star., 1937-08-14
HARTNeTT DOESN'T KNOW
Cub Catcher Wants Inside Dope"
on Shift TO Giant Helm.

on SnlIt 10 ola Mt n elm.
CHICAGO. August IA lP,.-Gsboy
Hartnett veteran Chicago Cubs catch
Ell. wishes some one would let him have
the inside dope" on these r,Imors
which have HIM becoming the next
New York Gis ma ger
The old report, which has been
bobbjne up for several weeks. was
heard. again Yesterday, and HarLnett
professed 10 know nothing about such
deal. Manager Charley Grimm and
Owner P. x. Wrieley Of the Bruins also
ssid they knew nothing OF 1t.
Meanwhile. Hartnett hoped 10 get
back INTO scLlon tomorrow. He has
been Oh The bench with a bruised
hand
Evening star., 1937-08-14
WINNER OF S11,18
FAR AHEAD FOR ST
Has $4,000 More to Shoot
At-0UdIey Tops Scorers
With 71.34 AVERAGE.
Bv rhs AssoristNd Pres

Bv Fhs Assortstsd Prer
N OSTON. August ~ Light
X horse Harry" Cooper Ch,cayc
IL veteran. Ia s.tt,n7 IN. pace
for the Nations professional
golfers with winnings of t11.1ssso
this year.
aeer for the Professional Colt Asso-
cia ton, predicted the 23-vear-old
British born star. who has finished IN
the money in ~ to'irna nents would
set a new high for yesrtna winnings
in p. G. A. com petition
Cooper already is more tha ~ Nnn
ahead Of tbe 1o3S top ~ $1,000 ser ov
Horton Smith Of Chicago. who u
now fourth with earnings of s5.396 %.
Sam Spesd Second
NECOND 10 The ight-dr1wnG
Cooper in purse prizes is Slam
min Sam" Snead Of White Sulphur
horse, who has won S72S540
Ed Dudley, Philadelphia Ryder CUP
member, is Leading in scoring In 10
ROUNDS of p. G. A. tolIrna nent medal
play. Dudley has stroke svera 2e of
1874. compa red 10 u ~ for Cooper m
64 rounds
Corcoran announced rhe pros stllI
have 100000 in prize nonev 70 shoot
at before complexion Of the Summer
tournament schedule
Offers Record PDrS~
CARRYING what Corcoran said
was The largest purse ever Of
fered in an American fournev Uas ths
$4,000 international open champion
ship September 22-2a at the Belmont
Country Club. Belmont. Mass
Other remaining tournaments are
Lake Placid, August 20-22. Glen Falls.
August 27-2a; HershAv September
2-5: Canadian open. at Toronto. Sep
tember Gil: Western open. at Clpve-
land September l1-19
Other aiding winners from Ia nuarv
70 August Is were listed by Corcoran
Evening star., 1937-08-14

counted for three points, with Frank
Marshall. team captain and retired
American title holder, annexing the
halt point.
With the high score Of 4412
poirts the United States is
leading the 10 nations at Stock
h0tm.
Hungary. Poland spd Neither
hands are tied for minor rank
ipEs With 40la points each.
In the remaining rounds between
the United States and italy, and Ice
land and Scotland, only the most
sanguine European may expect the
slightest let-doun in play by the
masters who won for America at
Folkestone, Prague, Margate, Kemeri,
Amsterdam-to name few OF the
international trays captured by Uncle
Sans children.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Chicago Wants Fight.

NHICAGO again is being named as
the venue for the Louis -Schmellng
dghr In the middleWeight there is
40 orea nl2ed opposition 10 Schmeline
and the huge German populations of
Chicago. Milwaukee. St. Louis and
Cincinnati would contribute gener-
oisly 10 the attendance. Louis is
Midwesterner and proba bly, more pop
nlar in this sector than in the East.
A Schmeling Louis fght would
draw better in Chicago than New York.
and Jacobs never let's his ewes stray
far from the gate. Jacobs WAS given
every consideration by the Illinois
Boxing Commission for the Louis
Rrsddock bout, and the board is eager
to have Schmeling fight the cham
pion here.
Jacobs may have 10 Use some per-
s,iasIon 10 get Schmeling to fight
Louis this Fall but not TOO much.
Max cannot argue very long with the
me- an who has all the doors locked and
the money in his pocket So there
nav he something more Than rimor
to The story Of Max and Joe fighting il
out around world series time.
Evening star., 1937-08-14

Il HAD 10 6gurf mat ont mvselt
SAYS Dan. You know we are @
have n holes OF golf here when MS all
finished. and the old fairVavs and rhr
new fairpavs are going 20 be all mixed
up and cr,sscroSsed It's tskrn me-
months 10 figure il ont DOW and some
times I'm not sure myself I'm right
But al that those new holes look
aVfilllv good I've hir few shots 10
some OF The new green's snd ihev sre
real golf boles. A little billy. in Spo;s.
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