The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-07-23
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I'M TEN EICh Jr., younger SON vi
- Syracuse's old man of the river,
Is reported in line for that crew
coaching job at Princeton A
special act Of congress provides
that the Coast Guard must be avail
able to patrol courses wherever boat
races are held To celebrate
his latest wrestling reunion with
Jack Curly, Promoter Jack Pfeffer
has submitted to hair cut Is
1t true that Dixie Howell Of Rose
Bowl fame is due to rejoin the
Tigers any day now? They say he
is burning up the Texas league.
All reports to the contrary, Bill
Bonthron will not attempt another
comeback. Bonnie's business is too
good and his home life too happy
for him to monkey with fate. His
workouts are simply to ease the
heart that was three times it's nor
NAL size when he graduated from
Princeton in 1884. From now on he'll
merely be in the stands applauding
while others are setting track rec
ords.
Note to the eminent editor Marcus
Griffin-"Why do you keep insisting
one of our present day New York
boxing commissioners is copying
a page out Of the book of a lamented
predecessor in the job? Don't you
know that celebrated gentleman
never put anything in writing?"...
Add scenes 1 like: Mothers greet
ing tall brOnzed Yale and Harvard
sons in the M0hican lobby on the
night Of the annual boat race
Add scenes l don't like: The way
sports writer's are letting baseball
magnates get away with their plans
for ditching that All-Star baseball
game the fans like so well.
Navy football followers are out
on one of the earliest yardarms,
many Of them already claiming the
Eastern championship. Incidentally,
they have something more than ru-
NOR and the customary handsome
donation from congress to support
them this time, too. Last falls
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in years, the line is heavy, replace
ments are powerful and Young Bill
Ingram ranks with the best triple
threats.
Larry Snyder, Ohio State track
coach, predicts there will be several
Z foot high jumpers in few years
and also Is foot pole vaulters
Two of Snyder's high jumpers, Dave
Albritton and Mel Walker, have
cleared 6 feet go inches
Purdue and Notre Dame, who di-
vided a two year series in football
few seasons ago, will play an
other game at South Bend in 1899.
Bill Dinneen, in his 18th season
as an American league umpire,
never has missed game
Gene Sarazen plans to compete in
the japanese open golf tournament
this summer Lee GriSsom,
the Cincinnati Reds contribution to
the National leagues All-Star pitch
ing staff, never had a baseball in
his hand until seven years ago ;.
Milton Berle, the giggle gagster, is
taking boxing lessons from Mushy
Callahan, former junior welter-
weight champion Jack john
son believes he can outlook Joe Louis
right now. Braddock thought
so, too Hank Greenberg of the
Tigers has bet 500 that Jimmy Foxx
of the Red Sox will finish the season
with an average of 800 or better.
Nap Lajoie, the old Cleveland Sec
ond baseman, used one bat through
out his brilliant major league ca
reer 1t now is on exhibition at
a Louisville bat factory Ace
Parker, Duke university's all
around athlete who has been sent
to Atlanta by the Athletics, will re-
turn to school in February to re-
ceive a degree Rowing costs
Harvard from $4,000 to SIS, 900 an
nualIy Bill McWilliams, the
former De Paul athlete who began
the season with Los Angeles, has
replaced Dixie Howell of Alabama
and Rose Bowl fame at third base
for Memphis Sammy Baugh is
playing semi-prO baseball at Pam
pa, Tex.
They say in the locker room
That Gene Sarazen still sticks to
his opinion h t
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% be the greatest golf
er of all time when
ever the boys try to
break him down. :.
That Frank Walsh,
S zM the Chicago born
SA pro once was given
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