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|Longacres Results

Results At Loneaeres Friday.
1dl -FIRsT'. 1900. claiming. three
year-olds and up. Washing.
ton foals; 5h furionss
LADY Hillka uos) Ito s4o 2.7o
p,ne. vnf e zip :. 500 go
Jockeys in order. orohs. N. wilson
and Reynolds, time, 06 Premier
Jim. Broom Sweep Pink Title. Dia-
mond Bay. Maiomar. Good Effort
also ran.
oAo-sEcoND. 1900 claiming,
N'l three year-olds. six furlongs
rlor- Ds-Amor uoD $50 80 2so
y voImpy noD ina; $40 go
JOCKEYS In order: Campbell. orohs
Lake. Ahtrawith. ruls Booter. Val.
dina Lad. Mis- Bay and Lady Ella
1Aa-THiRD. s4oo. claiming: three
80 year-oids and up: sir fur
Black Cracker doD $3.50 400 s.io
Quick Santa 10e) :. $50 $40
jockeys in order: Love. Burn. and
Werner; time. l:i2 2-b Arizona.
Lady Edith. Bernie Boy. Renter and
Sun Streak.
oA1-roURIH, 1900. claiming ..
yesr-oids and up, siH FUR
nabuT li7 ....s...7so $50 ssc
Double Brush ni19 s4n
Jockeys In order. n. zufslt. whit.
Ing and Lowe. time liza as ciac-
ton. Electrose. Polyo's Image. kioks,
o.Boyle. LADY officer, Jimmie Sweet
Disaster shsik ana Green Jade sise
ran.
o1r-rrrrH. 800. claiming: three.
Pa. NJ yss s,;S, and sp so one - nils :,
Flying Bud nisD 400 sit
semicoion 1i2l -. SO
Jocksys in order Bovine. oroh'
and Stafford. time 80 as ouennh
Lefty Ormont. Elstree. Dupee. Ava
NOR and Bogota also ran
o1I-srxTH. 800. cialmins. three.
80 yesr-oids and up: ! i-ieth
pseksss .lID .....ioso $50 so
5ol re .lOsp ......s szO ~
Jockeys in order: Warner. n WI.
son and Burns. time, I as. storm
Warning, Claude X slogan. Hoistsl
and NJ. J. Brennan aiso ran.
oA7-sKvKrTB. $500. claiming
miles:
n Portal uo5) e4o $50 .,
Prediction nI0) 80. $50 z .
Irene y no3) .. 81
Jockeys IN order Dodson Gray Anr
Campbell: time. 81 as Pam pull
Bang. Brilliant Son. Ritz Brother
ana Mis- contrary also ran
1Ao-EroHTH. $500. claiming. =
ITO ysar-olds and up, ons mile
Liquidation lIIa SO 100 az
HoEdy Andy fio7b o.. $40 30
nosgeep ui0l ,... ~
jockeys IN ORDER. Do1son. n VII
son and Orohs time. l4o Dave J
Lady Torchtlla. jay A. Annoyed an,
Pnal Play also ran
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Entries and Selections

monopoly in hits with 1e2; total
base III; two-base hits. IS; home
runs. Fl, and runs driven in, 1877.
Bill Harris managed to salvage
the lead in triples with is. while
Bill Reese Of Yakima Is way out in
front in runs scored with ia.
Walter Bliss of Yakima finally
caught up with Henry Martinez Of
Spokane in the race for base steal
ing honors and they now are tied
with 81 apiece.
Ray hedeghini Of Tacoma. tops
the pitchers In high percentage
with 500, made from eight wins
and two losses.
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williams, Red Sox. 90.
Doubles = tN1 r. Mccormick.
Reds. 81; lA) Boudresu. Indians,
81.
Triples = CN) Ross. Bees. IL;
CA) Finney, Red sox. IS.
Home Runs-tN) Mize, Cardi-
mails, 80; (A) Foxx, Red sox, 20.
Stolen Bases-(N) Reese, Dod-
gers, IA; (A) Case, Senators, "a.
Runs Batted In = (N) +. Nc
Cormick, Reds. IS; tA) Green
berg. Tigers. SO.
The five leading hitters follow:
NATInNAI IFAGIF
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Aaron Aiken. thu fuyallap
stylist, Il the champion golfer 81
Northwest lumbsrmsn Aiken shot
= four -ovsr-par - to noss out
corydon wagner ~ Tacoma BY
one stroke in the 7oth annual
toufnsmsnt hsld 81 the Country
club course
Other winners we're y X
wsysrhssussf. Don Doud. " o.
oNsln. l. n Mcdonald. Bunny
Martin and George Pstrioh The
Tacoma four man team defeated
ths FuyAliup valley squad after .
playoff
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Old Timers 10 Vie
In Rifle Event

The Tacoma Rifle and Revolver
club will told an Old Timers
Black Powder match Sunday at
the club range, one-hslf mile east
Of the New Tacoma cemetery.
Old time riflemen will use black
powder rifles OF a caliber larger
than a. with iron sights. One
of the events win be a match for
those 90 years or older. who may
use any kind Of black powder rifle.
Competition will start at $50 a. m.
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Park Junior Teens
To Meet Sunday

The Washington Hardware Co.
team and the sportshack Athletic
club. Of the Park Junior league.
viii meet Sunday at $50 p. m.
at Viking field. Puyailup.
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CULVER, Ind. - Second seeded
Bob Falksnburg. Hollywood. Cal.
defeated fsyorite Jim Brink. Sc
attic. Wash. In straight sets today
10 win the boys single crown Of
the national junior and boyg tennis
tournament The score vas SO.
"a
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Yacht Club Outing

Members Of the Tacoma Yacht
club s1ll spend the weekend Il
the state park At Quartsrmastsr
harbor. They VIII devote satur-
day evening 10 dancing. and sue.
day 10 baseball and other sports
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PACIFIC COAST lfAcUt

yEsTERDAY's RESULTS
Hollywood 7 Seattle 3.
San Diego e.s, san Francisco 90
t.os Angeles q. Sacramento s.
Oakland q. Portland o
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey city 2, syracuse /.
Montreal J. Buffalo II.
Rochester 9. Toronto 4
Baltimore 10. Newark 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Louisville Z. Columbus 2
Indianapolis 4. Toledo . 10 In.
ninsal.
~. Paul 10. MllUaukss 7.
Minneapolis Al Kansas City,
postponed. vet grounds
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FIELD

The Bellies and Beais will be the
companion feature TO the Wash
ineton Handicap. substituted this
morning for the three-year-old
Washington Derby, which failed TO
fill.
The feature viii BE- con-
tested NJ six furlongs, and be-
cause Of the posted notice
that no contestant In the sun
day feature will be penaiized
IN the matter of weights for
the Longacres Mile, . ban
ner field 10 expected TO 20
postward. Some Of those
prominently mentioned for the
sprint, are Downy Pillow,
Dandy. Mr.. Grundy. Golden
Era, C-Note, oiimpo. IAven-
gro, Exploded, Stop Scout
and Pomkee.
The Washington" should provs
TO be the best sprint event of ths
season. and providing the STRIP
stays In its present fast condi.
ton. new track standard In al.
most certain to be hung up.
Post time for the first race or
Sunday afternoon will be 2:15.
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Colonel Cary

washinrton Derby doesn't 40
Sunday but racing fans are 10
see another battle 81 those sx
furlonf babies that have been o.
hot al summer
It's been named the Washing.
ton Handicap, gees II th< shorter
distance with no penalties q h
sxseted W the coming $40 900
Nile Tor performance In this
added race
A. : result there vas talk To-
day that among those gong would
b powny Pillow. Mr.. orundy
Dandy, Golden Era. C.Nots. la.
venrro and fomkse among others
II Il an overnight and entries
ssre being taken today.
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s.sisd To- ksia IL .ss.sib = =
Haisn ssfsfasstsas.r. 10 cot ff9H
spesahs .sftt...f.. 600 thi 400 4
Runs Datlsd IA Wilson. HaHsfss1n.
faiisg GnaeAfaft FetEHaHu Afiiiama.
ahinn ArHamss t4zngnsr. Ga8-
psse hIsa hnnu nGbsfasqn : Fszsfs
s~u. Fa4eDni. NiiMon Hsfns Fun No
aaEnas aloisn bazs u aaaznr saf-
fificss ce@earafs. aHlnu william.
double plays MaGinna 70 1tiesis
- Fsieoni tsft o. 4ssss salem 10
hfaNsf tanaa ssfark g4t -
HID . afsssf = nlts or Haia ~
~ iuninss - : fans. Daassd Bali
NliiiaaAs is~ina pitcher hsid tine
q saans % tfnfDifss. sslsaa snd
Car
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RIGGS vs. PRUSOFF

RYE, n. Y.-Three-time winner
Bobby Riggs Of Chicago faces
Henry Prusoff Of Seattle today IN
a mems semi-finsI match Of the
Eastern Grass Court Tennis cham
pionship.
Don Mcneil Of Oklahoma City
gained the final round yesterday
by defeating Bryan Grant Of At
lanta, rs. "a. 81. 6-3. and play
IN the final tomorrow.
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winning pitcher, Moncrieft lohlns
pitcher. Webber innings pitched by
bl,h9gn -, A.set . Pins 4, ps a.
b b,, w MAKER run. scors .i.,, on
for, Bithorn ., honorief 1, Walker o.
webber 1. struck out. By Bithorn q,
walker 1 Wsbber 2. bases on balls,
off Bithorn . Moncrisf 4. Waller .
Weber q. Wild pitch, Aoncfisf. left
on bases. Seattle 7. Hollywood q,
nome run mon.t'en a .pss pa, v n
nj runs bstted In, Bchuster q vanni
q Moncrief !. kahie = oray. ssefl-
fioes. echuster . double plays.
schuster 10 nlsmlse 20 Archie. oYs<l-
man 70 Nismlsc 70 Archie tims. 2 90.
umpires. Fannins and Doran.
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nuHs hssssa IA. kscobaf Mcknight
4 Cois ffsxief foinkef 8 Boz
Hsftl level hsesa. 8tamprf Holt
tao oaas nits Cote Tfanlef, Ieaeil
nesse nome runs Younker. Trader
sonfltI stolen oAses Ratio ! whip
pie sacrifice schan< double play.
leaxu 70 Cole % Escobaf, eff on
bases Nsuatches TO- Yakima s.
bassa on Dalls. of schanz D Oumler
Clzbaush.
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AHhafA nnHH#HHHH - ~ - 10
faaama s..#....#... 40 lna 1u8
Vancouver .#st.a... 400 a4H nol
winning pitcher Goldman iaalns
pts hrf hfsHnsf nitz snd faus
of Holmes In Plus lnnlnaa / ala.
! run of nfsnnsf iu iHaius
hits ) runs on Cots Ia aa iuHiuaa
No hita. 10 FIun Oft Goldman lH =
inhiua hits 7 runa OF fauda ln
- inninss ] ms. ~ funa Of naHa
stTum IN ~ innifiaa / uit NJ fuhs
OF tseslte IN = innius baas On
hsiis of Holmes . nfsHnsf cole
4 Goldman J tanhe a tassifs
ssfnct out ~ Co.'s IIhns Haaa
sHufn lid ulta HHa uaiHss
Ltnas , lsft on nassa RananissF III.
fasonna home flna Hts saFs Ham
MANNER thfees bass nft H.. faas
1ass MA caliiaaHs fHas aatf~d ln
nsffssNen hiiss stewart t4aas
hAffinsh fsiitsaIs EHg. aamhsns
Tsf . nfian. uftsia sacrifices.
asslhls plsys oftsiz - auiHH fms.
50 ampifss asnaaiea ana Cots
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KLAMATH Falls, Ore.-Med

ford Wooden Box defeated Lake
view Underwood company. 81.
last night for the District No. Is
softbal championship. Pee CT a
pitched two-hit ball for Medford.
In an earlier game. Lakeview
upSet Grants Pass All-Stsrs, 81.
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AMERICAN ltAeuI

YESTERDAYS RrstLTs
Washington .. BOSTON .
New York }. rhliadelphla o
~ Louis 4 Cleveland
Chicago 4 Detroit 2
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Girls--BoYs
Also Down
For Battle
Turf runs In for
Colorful Program
AT Renton Layout

LONGACREs-You can get
even money around Longacres to-
day II you'd care TO wager a bob
or two. that one Of the three girl
riders slated to participate in sun
days Bellies and Beaus handicap.
viii walk off with top honors In
the mile tilt.
Booking OF the added feature
which viii bring the number Of
wagering events TO nine for the
Sunday program. came after the
three girl pilots who competed in
last Sundays Queen Town Plate.
declared that given q chance at
= mile with slightly better horses.
they'd give the boys q lesson in
the art OF saddle-smithins.
Last Sundays added attrac-
ton saw the combination Of
Liquidation and Jockey Doug
las Dodson haul mp In frent
In q field Of seven by slightly
more than four lengths. Dis
aster Shlek. freighted with
Otto Grohs pleased the place
bettors by noslng out Fay
Ruble and Ada Hill. The lat
ter put np q spanking stretch
drive. however. and with the
mount she has drawn for this
weeks argument. she's sure
% be one Of the post time
favorites.
With the added distance OF the
Bellies and Beaus. weights will be
reduced three pounds. Weights
for the Queens Town Plate were
scaled at 125 for the boys and 100
for the girls. In the Bellies and
Beaus. the Beaus win carry 122.
the Bellies, lit.
STARTING FIELD
Unless further mishaps occur.
the starting field will stack up as
f0Iloxue.
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Gibsons Lose
Opening Game

ALBANY. Ors--Ths Alooa Of
Albany, Oregon ssmi-pro baseball
champs. went one 40 on the Seattle
Gibson Cleaners. Washington IL
lists. IN tbsir opening round hers
last night ~ a thres-gsns series
u decide the regional title
Seattle ...... i0i 900 300 - . 1
Albany s.... sol 0s0 O0x-s n
y Penao. Putnam ana Ennis
wills. Elliott and Lsptlch
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I The


Salem = Spokane q
Yakima n. esnstehes
Vancouver Tacoma
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NATIONAL lEAeUf


tfNffhbsfs Htztiis
brooklyn ! nostan 0
Pittsburgh 4 Chicago !
Cincinnati 7 ~ Louis J
tonly James scheduled
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Softbau

r. T. "rrev" McLain came
within two hits Of his predicted
no-hit no-run game for Pierce
County softbali championship
tourney play Friday night against
the Elks club. Northern Pacific
Railway Shops won. to o
Garage Employees fell before
the Sumner Odd Fellows. to 5.
in the other game that concluded
the first round OF play.
The semi-finals win be Monday
night with Johnson Paint. defend
ing champions. meeting the SUM-
ner club at 300 o'clock while
puyallups schmitt Druggists tan
gle with the shops IN the T;s0
o'clock opener.
DR. Charles Green did not do
50 bad for himself In keeping the
six hits he allowed well scattered
but four errors behind him did
not help too much either.
Mcisain WAS Just too much
with his II strikecuts proving
the big difference between
the two clubs. n was tough
10 lose and nice 20 win hut
the big battles are ahead on
Monday and Wednesday
nights.
sader was effective for the Odd
Fellows but the Garage club
pitcher, Ceilings. was wild and
his walks really hurt his chances.
The Sumner club may make John
sons step II sader can work again
Monday with equal effectiveness.
Game No. 3.
Sumner Odd Fellows q 7 2
Garage Employees ...b s 2
Batteries: sader and J. sader
Collins and fsaacson.
Game No. 4.
N. p. Shops ........I a ,
hsihs ciub ........... q z 4
Batteries: McLain and Ausser.
Green and cartozian.
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The gals Fs again. three 81
them. Mickey Hamilton M
sympsthlser. Ruby Msh~e ss
DiRnlfied OF Pass Up and Fas
Ruble on Gilbert El.to.. ~
. mile this time.
Opposing them will be Douglas
Dodson on Dad Butler. Russell
sperry on EscalAnts and Otto
Grohs on Jobloso
Todays handicap race brought
out a swell field too with another
battle involving Bartoloxsl. Proud
Indian. shadytown. Jeffs Pride.
plpperconard. rctrashera and Val.
liant BOY,
The oall /. ea, for fermatiea
Of tho Washington Thorough
bred Breeder. association
meeting win be held Aug. ~.
day of thu Futurity George
Newell hss sent nut inyita.
tons 10 all breeders.
Along N. aali Tab iuvinei.
bic at a mile or over Just
Lillian Ia well meant today .
Crystal Ridge liant out OF that J.
year-old race either Disaster
just missed. 10 worth another trial
i -. 10 are DARK Amber. sif
Thomas and Marco the stables
have the belief = spot will show
for both Ontario Oregon ana No.
reena shortly.
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bHttfeIes' McLain and AusHer
Green and cartozian.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
SPUNK IN SPORTS
Do you realize how many Of our champions have
conquered terrific physical handicaps?
by Paul Fitzpatrick

Perhaps when you've watched a baseball
game. swimming meet, football battle -
or any sport spectacle - you got the impress
sion that the participants were all Apollos
and Amazons, blessed with fawless physiques.
The fact is that many Of the true superstars
of the sport world have succeeded. just as
Farmer did. despite physical liabilities which
for athletic ineptitude.
Let's call the roll of the tennis titans: Big
Bill Tilden. Alice Marble and Helen Wills
Moody. Big Bill Tilden oollided with wire
backstop twenty years ago and crushed the
middle finger of his vital right hand. Blood
poisoning followed and part of the digit had
to be amputated When the wound healed
Big Bill was forced to learn tennis all over
again. to remodel his grip completely. From
that point in his career he began streak of
undisputed supremacy unmatched by any
other player man or woman, in tennis history
Queen Helen climbed back to the cham
pionship after slipping on rock in SWIM
ming pool and injuring her spine 50 badly
that doctors abandoned hope of complete
recovery.
Queen Alice overcame most serious SUM-
stroke in Paris. which brought on pleurisy.
When she landed back in this country, her
friends shook their heads. believing that her
tennis career had ended Yet if she is an
invalid today the girls who played in the
National Championship tournament at Forest
Hills last month would be the last to acknowl
edge it. Alice won the title.
One-Armed Champ
+ ROBABLY the most astonishing of all the
tennis stars is Clarence Charest. Charest has
no right arm at all. A hunting companion acci-
dentally shot it off twenty three years ago.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

Such a calamity would certainly finish the
sporting ambitions of most persons - except
for pastimes like chess and bobbing for apples
But Charest kept right on with his tennis And
it took years before he successfully perfected
the trick of serving, throwing up the ball and
hitting it, using only one arm. Then he went
out and bagged the Veterans Championship
at Forest Hills, New York, three times.
Every track fan knows how Glenn Cunning
ham was caught in a schoolhouse fire in his
boyhood.
(Continvsd on poss 16)
Evening star., 1940-10-13
WobbIy Responses

0Y THE time he was ready for college en-
rollment at Texas Tech. Marsh had sprouted
into lanky 6-foOt-3 youth who had the grace
and hurdling speed to satisfy track ooachs
dream, except for those pathetic wobbly re-
sponses to the starters gun If only
Then one day possible solution dawned
on him. He'd try an artificial forearm. Coach
Berl Huffman worked out the details. The
prop made of wood was twenty inches long,
and sprouted nonskid screws at the base
1t felt painful at first. then just uncom-
Portable But it was the answer to Marshs
starting problem and he stuck to it. Thanks to
this gadget - which he leaves behind at the
take-off - he was able last New Years S Day
in New Orleans to win llO-meter hurdle
race from Allan Tolmich. one of the worlds
speediest. by full yard in the lightning time
of las seconds.
This boy who set his heart on athletic
supremacy and refused to give up in the face
of overwhelming odds is not rare case of
remarkable spunk in sports. There are in
Vulnerable Others like him.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

determined to attain that goal, hand or no
hand.
At Aledo High. Marsh Farmer went out
for track. choosing as his speciality one of the
most difficult of all events. high-hurdling.
looming over those timbers at breakneck
speed requires the ultimate in balance and
Farmer had to learn to compensate for his
unequal wings.
Finally after hours. days, weeks of persist
ent practice, he began to catch on. Still, he
could not acquire the quick squirt at the start,
the push-of of other hurdlers. for when he
Uouched down, only one hand reached the
ground
Evening star., 1940-10-13
International

" wENTY ONE years ago on ranch near
Aledo, Texas. baby boy was born with
d out a left hand. His arm extended to
Just below the elbow Otherwise Marsh
Farmer was a small but normal infant.
Naturally, however, as he grew up to school
age his playmates pitied him Pretty tough
to have hand missing. How could you bait
a hook, or wind train. or play baseball,
But Marsh never pitied himself. In fact.
the same urge that grips so many American
youths in their teens. the yen to become a
great athlete, burned within him, and he
Evening star., 1940-10-13
One-Armed Champ

+ fRoBABLY the most astonishing of all the
tennis stars is Clarence Charest Charest has
no right arm at all. A hunting companion acci-
dentally shot it off twenty three years ago.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
Liberty Flight Grabs
Memorial Handicap
At Narragansett
Scores Over Doubt Not
While Pictor, Choice,
BoreIy Is Third
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET. R. l.. Sept. 2S.-
w. F. Mannagh's Liberty Flight,
paying 1920 for 81. captured the
s., 900 added James C. Thornton
Memorial Handicap today at Narra-
gansett Park, half a length ahead
of Mrs. T. Christopher's Doubt Not
at the finish of the 6 furlongs.
w. L. Branns Pictor. the favorite.
finished third. q length and q half
farther behind.
Jockey Maurice Berger. riding
Doubt Not on the rail, claimed a
foul as Liberty Flight crowded him
slightly through the last eighth, but
the stewards disallowed it.
The winners time was Ill.
Liberty Flight, Doubt Not and
Mrs. C. c. Winters Night Editor en-
gagged in a stiff brush down the
back stretch, with F. J. Normils s
Bright Trace a stride or two back.
Through the turn Liberty Flight
and Doubt Not pulled away from the
five others and the race was be-
tween them for the rest of the dis
tance.
Pictor and Night Editor battled
for third. but after taking the Brann
favorite through on the rail Jockey
Nunzio Pariso had to swing out to
try getting around Liberty Flight
and Doubt Not. The favorite lacked
speed to pass and was just able to
keep his nose in front of Night Edi-
tor to the wire.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
140 Columbia Golfers
Open Championship
Play Tomorrow

One hundred ana forty players
will start tomorrow and Tuesday in
the qualifying round Of the Column
bia Country Club goli championship
The bulk of the field will play
Tuesday.
Edgar A. Merkle will defend the
championship re won last year
Back in town ior a try at the title
he won several years ago is Tommy
Webb. jr. The pairngs:
1e:UO-A NJ. Parker, NJ. B Swanson.
W. sIo.sqst d stsepe5' G. T IN. Mann l.: 10
Lindsey. Hush Mackenzie. 1::35-Dr. L
L Williams, Dr.; W J. Stanton. l::A0-
Heurich jr.: Or. F e Gantz. !? SOD
c; Be!se5; R i; Pickford. 1e;55-D. c.
"1iseG fseoIJohn III sIi'S H. Dodge. Capt. E G.
rer: I.I6Ec E Eckles 6 NJ ChaTest.
ll5-E B. Yonkers. j. H wilkins jr.
webb. i;s5@E W. Cree Greene. J. R. K. Hoover. p
I:3o-c. W. Gosnen. John Redd- I:33-
apsi' pJman Rane VI T. EaFis kinssWe RoT5af
David 9 Hendrick. J. :: ,Kratz 1.5o-
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