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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
The National Open
Colts Danger SPOT

The excitement of the recent Ma
tional Amateur championship at
Omaha will long be remembered by
the galleryites who watched the
campaigners battle it out for top
honors. Many weird things can
happen in these double 18-hole tests.
Few estimate the danger of these
18-hOle matches. I wonder how
many recall the fact that for four
years SO fine a golfer as George Won
Elm was beaten in his first round.
When he finally managed to
scramble through at Baltusrol-and
he might easily have lost his first
match again, being one down and
one to play-he went along to beat
Bobby Jones in the final rush.
Also few recall the fact that Bobby
Jones barely escaped with his scalp
and his shirt more than once. Dick
Jones almost nailed him at Baltusrol
one down, where Bobby holed a Is
footer and Dick blew a two-footer
on the same hole in the stretch.
Maurice Mccarthy had Bobby two
down and four to play. Others of
no ranking caliber carried him to
the eighteenth or nineteenth holes,
including Ray Gorton at Brookline.
Johnny Goodman finally caught
him at Pebble Beach.
The 18-hole tests were Waterloos
to men who could go longer matches.
One answer is that in these short
er tests the better golfer is worried
while the outside chance entry can
shoot the works. If you drop behind
there isn't much time left in which
to make up your mistakes. You be-
gin to run out of holes too quickly.
Knowing you are the better golfer,
at So holes you are the cat playing
with the mouse. Having all day ID
make up for any mistakes, you don
make many. Old Man Psychology
is still something to watch in golf.
It's that old-time mental hazard you
heard of before in golf games.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

w. Averell Hartman will head the
U. S. Mission to the joint conference
at Moscow with Soviet and British
authorities, looking to a co-ordina-
ton of greater resistance to the Ger
man threat. Picture shows Harri-
man at White House after con-
ferring with the President and Har-
ry Hopkins.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
Il Simple Record

For example, we would come to
the fourth tournament in the list.
The record might be something like
this-Hogan, $50 strokes; Snead, BAL;
Craig Wood, BAL; Sarazen, 842; Mel
son, 843. BY the start of the seventh
tournament the count might be-Ho-
gan, LAO; Snead, 1,442; Wood,
LAB; etc.
Perhaps there is better way for
this to be worked out. But know
the above method got by with a
rush the first and only time it was
tried. There is now no follow-up in
the present system of tournament
play. The leading money winner
and the Vard0n trophy winner might
easily be two different players.
What general interest would there
be in baseball if there were no stand
ing of the clubs, no comparative
record of each teams ranking?
Golf has great chance in the
way to add tremendously to ma
tional public following from one
tournament to another if the P.G.A.
will get back of the idea and put it
through.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
A NEW COLE ANGLE

A NEW GOLF ANGLE
PROFESSIONAL golf needs a new
angle in ranking or scoring
way. 1t needs badly something like
the Standing of the Clubs in base
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
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"What do you mean by telling
people that / was deaf and
dumb" .s
81 didn't say deaf"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
|3 PAT i ERNS 81
ILlD SEWING CIRCLE llp
SEWING c

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fit nicely into the entire design.
Pattern No. 1891 is in sizes IA to 20;
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material. Four yards ric rae. Full direc-
tons for sewing are included in sew
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

CHARLESTON, w. VA.-Though
it was heard now and then in the
trenches during the World war in
1914, it was out of an earlier con-
fiict that the roster of our favorite
old songs gained that ballad of path
os and sentiment, "Just Before the
Battle, Mother"
1t comes from the pen of George
F. Root, gifted singer, composer and
music publisher who lived from 1920
to 1895.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

could be tabulated. Also, a point
system of first, second, third, fourth
and fifth places might be kept so
that followers of the ancient game
could get a clearer idea of what
the leading stars are doing.
The first method was tried out a
few years ago on the West coast
and it scored a clean hit. Four big
tournaments were picked for the
test. The total scores of the leaders
were printed after each tournament
with the result that by the third
tournament there was keen interest
in trying to pick the winner.
On the final day, as I recall, Ed
Dudley and Harry Cooper were neck
and neck, with several pursuers not
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

In the first, with its Rally Round
the Flag, Boys" we have the spirit
of patriotism, the unquenchable 10y.
atty to cause, which so character:
lied every phase of this struggle; in
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" is the pa
thetic situation of the prisoner Of
war who bemoans his inability to
join his active comrades; and in
"Just Before the Battle, Mother, I"
tribute is paid to the most tragic
character of them all-the soldiers
mother-thoughts of whom fill the
troopers mind on the eve of attack
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

Roots claim to lasting fame lies
in his Civil war songs, into which
are written the strife, the tragedy,
the high hopes and disappointments
of the Blue and the Gray.
In three of his songs particularly,
"The Battle Cry of Freedom"
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" and "Just
Before the Battle, Mother"-are set
down the most stirring themes of the
Civil WARRIOR that matter, of all
war.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

line hard; don't foul and don't
shirk, but hit the line hard.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18

ball. There are TOO
many different win
ners in too many
tournaments for the
public to know who
is ahead and who
isn't.
This could be ar
ranged by picking
out a number of the
leading tournaments
in which most of
the stars play, and
from these a record
of the total strokes
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
Frank Outlook

81 am sorry you are leaving us, Jane"
said Mrs. Brotene, but, OF course, il you
are going to better yourself, L"
: "Oh. no, ma am, replied the maid,
l"Pm going TO be married"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-18
FoIIOW-Up Value

The trouble today is that different
golf tournaments have no follow-up
value. Hogan wins-Snead wins
Wood wins-someone else wins.
The public soon becomes confused.
It has no combined record of COM
parison to follow in the way of total
strokes, or for first, second, third,
ETC., points.
Freddie COrcoran would be an
ideal man to handle this new
standing of Golfers" and SO link
one tournament with another. In
this way, each added tournament
would become more and more i'm
portant as general interest began to
build up.
To make this new ranking method
more effective there should be suit
able rewards for the top men-es-
pecially the winner. Some enter
prising advertiser could afford to put
up $4,000 for the top five, opening
with $500 at least for the big win
ner. The advertiser would get the
benefit of many tournaments through
long campaign.
There could be winters stand
ing, leading up to the U. S. Open.
And there could be a summers
ranking for the remainder of the
tournament year.
There is no doubling the interest
value this would have for t0urna-
ment golf. In place of each big
tournament being somewhat iso-
lated case, there would be new ma
tional following,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Bells Defeat
Soldier Nine
Come From Behind
To Win. IL 10 10

Rsusrnains defeated n. ietA
Field ArtilisFy BASEBALL cub. u
q 10. "Wednesday al Rellafmins
vita to Bells eemink from -
hina O. an II ths seventh lnninx
The soldiers scofed al Their runs
in the fourth inning. arriving
Pitcher Jsek Fournisr . fhs
shoseFs rhs io=nIn spiurks was
started when Nelson. the srtll-
lersmens huFier. smashed cut .
home ran with the bass filled
staA Oebalz. the nrlis
pstchiag go. halted the sol
dier.. headlag th~m scerel~ss
after ~ replaced FeusaleT 90
the mound.
Beliarmins. trailing 10 10 2. 81
the end Of the sixth inning. ssned
the game away With Two runs n
the seventh. A single hv Mar
uneau. followed ey = triple ~
schiess and = single hy Jim Rieh-
SCI. accounted for the ~inninE
talhes
The Bells previously had counted
TIVE runs in IN. second inning
six In the fifth and enc N the
sixth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

Bio-Screen
Television
Of Scrap!

] NV NORk nsN 81 i
sports entertainment nav -
usher~d IN tomoFrc~ Alsht ~
Americas first puhliC slowing Of
hig-Screen teieviScn At the New
Yorker theateF
kea oxsrlla sna Bills $685.
stll te<s heather II their MD
aIeseight championship fght
~ Naaissa sqa.Fs E.raea.
and their hattie stIl - Wit
aessed ~ lee persess ~ he
Nea Yorker through The
magic ef r~c-atis developed
equipment
Sports events have eeen tele.
xised previously 10 home sets and
IN a few private experimental de-
monStrations AZ theAters. hui to-
morrow nights showing Is the
public premiere the opening % =
campaign To bring teleVision 10
the nations 1900 motion picture
theaters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

srspi,
Sports Parade :.

There have seea tases is
TIE lsst TIVE years shsn en-
TRACES and eats Of bell plss-
srs ss Ebbess fseld have nsas
n hoax like 0rssd Central
tesssissl a.viag ths Fsssh hsas.
haophsii psoessds on the
theory that the gay 10 make
money W 10 spend money. The
better bell club he puts on the
field. the more eustoussrs flock
through the gates.
No DULL MOMENTS
There's never . dull moment for
Dodgers fans. either . trade IL
being made or a trade 10 esing
HJmorsd. And after each deal ths
fans tell one smother:
'-rh.. sse@as Ne psassst
fes 49,
There y hardly enough space
In this Newspaper 10 HIST IN detail
the trades and purchases hsephaii
has made In bis sttsmpt 10 set .
winner. But n you would lake 20
roam for . moment In sstronomi.
cal finance. here are . few Of the
Bag ones:
Tive player. ssa s1s.eee fes
C-tehsr sfieksy Osea.
Three players and siee,ees
for PitcAsr Kirby hiigbss.
I've players and sso.eeo fss
Pitcher Whit Wyatt.
fafty thessasd dollars fsr
FIRST Basemss Daft GsmlIiL
Seventeen thoassaa i've has-
dred dollars and fss players
for seoeaa Hsssm.a Pete Ces-
aaSsrt.
Forty thoa.sad dollars sad
four players tor sboststsp pes
wes Reese
Ons hnndrsd thiriy-tss
Thousand five husdrsd deiians
asa four players for O.tfistaes
Dueky Msdwiek.
Twsoty i've tiseas@sd del
lars for oYtflsidst dee yes-
miek: sI1,ses fes OutflsLdsf
gimasy ussdeiL
Don't set ths idss from thoss
figures that the Dodgers siNsys
dish ost cough TO get stars They
picked up ouflsidsr Pete Reissr.
one Of tins National lsaEass most
promising young hall players. for
ti0o. he ga . free agent ssc
they paid hin that 70 ago a con
tract
But II money h what Il called
for, baephaii IL ready 10 oUtspsno
anybody and would Ike 10 make
your world series reservations st
Ebbsts field now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

NEW YoRk-Wonidn't II be
something II Brooklyn Dodgers
pitchers could throw basehaIls 80
fast a. Larry haephail can write
check
That little transaction this week
that brought Second Bassmsn
Billy Herman TO the Dodgers sent
the total Asephsil has spent for
players in the Last three years well
above 500. 600. On top Of that
he has given up = score u players
in his deals and their value can
Be estimated ct around 1850 600.
What's going 10 keep The
Dodgers from winaias the pen
nant 80 long a. the Ink flows
IN Macphslfs pen. Any time
the ball club develops . weak
n-ss he plugs the gap ~tth
large. luscious ehsak Of Esees
money.
In case you have . little out
fielder in your home. don't y
surprised II = red haired. ned-fsesd
man knocks at the door some
morning. thr,sts $40. 900 into your
hands and departs with your pride
and JOY.
MAN or WISDOM
This spring = group ~ base
ball writers we're sitting In Flofids
trying TO dope out the National
league race when one u them
spoke up.
"why pick saybo6s but the
Dodgers Msephaii - gc,sE 70
keep On bayinE talent tili be
wins the pennsnt and this
would ss - Geed ye.s -
any for him 70 do Ia
True words There has been .
terrific turnover In the Brooklyn
club since Asephsll took II over
There are exactly seven players
on the club now who we're theirs
when hacphsll assumed command
Manager Leo DUTocher. Babs
Phelps. Luke Hsmlin. Van hungo.
Fred Fitzsimmous. Cookie Lava
Rstto and Vito Tamulis.
DO OR DON'T
Some Of the men the Dodgers
spent good chunks Of money for
have gone on 10 other pastures.
You either DO or you don't Hith
the DodgerS, and II you don't you
needn't expect 70 stick around
long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
S0F ALL

The psrk-SponSored City soft
hall league viii open its 1871 sea
son next Monday night st SIS
o'clock on the jefferson and No
kinley plSyfields.
A three-rOund series viii ~
played with the highest percent
age winner OF all three rounds
being donated the league trophy
and being entered in the annual
county inter-league tournament.
NAY s-Sorth Puyallup -. Team
siers - Mckinley No a BIS Sl1 va
a3e euarteTmasters al jefferson No.
2. MAY e-Duckwitz -. Cams 81 No
Kinley No. 2. MAY Sherwood W.
Transfers a. Jefferson No 2. asath
ouarteTmAstsrs Va. North Puysllup
st Mckinley No. 2. MAY s-Cams "
Big Six ~ Mckinley No. q
Nav l2-2aath Qusrtermastcrs Va
Transfers st Mckinley No. 2. Duck
witt v. Norwood at jefferson No. 2.
May l9-Cams We North Puyallup At
Mckinley No q DuckWitz vs. Team
sters At Mckinley No 2: NAV Is
Cams va 23fth QuartSrmasters 81
jefferson No. q MAY i6-BiE Sin vs.
NORWOOD Al mckinley NO. q
Nav lq-Csms VS. Transfers st
Mckinley No q. Big Sin Va. Duck
witz 81 jefferson No. 2; May 90
Norwood vs.. North Puyallup At Nc
Kinley No. 2. MAY 22-Biz Six va
TeamsterH At Mckinley No q North
Puyallup vs.. Duckwitz At jefferson
No. q: May 23-Rorwood VS. fseth
ouarttrmasters at Mckinley No. q
NAV 26--Horth Puvallup W Biz Sir
Al Jefferson No. 2. Norwood Va. Cams
81 Mckinley No. q Nav 29ath
Quartermssters Va Duckwitz At Nc
Kinley No. 2.
Park Softball league games for Fri-
day night. 6:i5 O'Clock. follow.
city league: Bottlers We Gas Men.
Mckinley No. q
National league. Y 1. A. va nks.
jefferson No. l. Knights OF Columbus
vs.. Travellers. Jefferson No. 2. Eagles
va Timbermen. Harmon
American league: Confectioners W.
Msinstreeters, Mckinley No l. Hard
wares Va. Collegianx Portland No ].
23rd Streeters Va. Petroleums. Port
land No
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Lincoln Marksmen Win City Prep
Rifle Trophy at Annual Shoot

Lincoln highs crack rife team
won the city prep school cham
pionshlp and the Ear Bergerson
trophy when II outshot stadium
and Bellarmine shatpshoo,ers IN
ths annual tr1-sohool shoot We'd
nesday.
The Ltaeeln marksmea
smassed = scers ef i,e27, fol
lowed nv Bellarmlne WITH
1.oIe. aud stadium. s11.
Jack simpson. hitting " IN .
prone position and A. standing
was high for all three teams and
received a gold medal Joe Ford
-es prone. a. standing was high
for Bellarmins. and bob causin
as prone. Is standing Vas tops
on the Stadium team. Both Ford
and Causin also received medals.
Results.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
New Leaders
In Pin Meet
Wollo Woll0ns
In Doubles Leod

PORTLAND New lsadsrs
reigned in tao major division. II
the Northwest International and
Womens Western Congress eosi-
ink tournaments today.
Lester Goodman and Art Wee
nor a Walls Wslla. Wash. vent
O. the front In the SiBC con
mercisl doubles lAst night when
they posted a score of i1sS De
posed were John Mingsiis and Hal
Woods Of Yakima.
Shirley Ahrahsmson and Betty
Norarity ef Vancouver. Wash.
knocked down 1918 pins TO take
the lead in the women's class A
doubles. ousting Vera Stoutenberg
and Irene Sharman af Longvie~.
FesRor. mainly through his
work IN the doubles. became
the aew leader Of the com-
mercial sli-events class with
= l1ss total q. n. Ehlen Of
Portland, whe rolled lass.
elimhed 10 the top IN the
booster aIl-events.
Yesterdays men scores:
Commercial tsamk Shops smoke
ehop. Wsila WAilA 22as Reed SIS,
Troyer alt. Hargert 43T Hayes 4s7
Bal 44s1. Schnellers Optical Co.
Walla WsllA 1850 YORK $40 Wilson
s4o Schneider asa Smith sos. Mater
t73l Evergreen Beverage. Vancouver
Wash 746e Vaughn s3e, Lesser 4a7
Russo 4ls. Dempsey sis. Miller 4ael
Open teams Haidss and Petes
Aces Vancouver. Wash. 27bs fHolme
s4s, Schmidt 534, Scott ses Thomp-
son 53i. Purvis b7el
Open singles. Wright. WAllA wsila
80. Dickey WAlla Waiia. So2
Commercial singles; q. lust.
Yakima. Sia; 7. Meist. Yakima
4si; u. franz. Yakima f3a:
standenmaier. Walla Aalla. ase:
Ball. Naila Nalla. SSa: Goodman.
haila Nalia. $50; fleenor, Naiia
Aalla. 575.
Commercial doubles. Lust CbI7l
and Weist 1921. Yakima iO4e: Franz
'4aa1 and Berghoff t5e7l. Yakima.
1852. Staudemsier f47sA and Ball
1881. Walla WAlla 1887. Goodman
1902 and Fleenor t5ssl Walla Walla.
llss
Booster singles y Underwood.
Yakima, bl6, r. Johnson, Yakima,
k47
Booster doubles: Underwood ,sssl
and johnson t466l Yakima, pel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Bowling
CRossToWN LEAGUE

The postponed crosstown league
match between Play Nor and
X St Recreation viii he rolled off
next Tuesday night on the Hi
Way alleys following the regular
league matches. President lee
Garrison has announced.
The league win start Tuesday
play next week and complete the
schedule with matches every Tues
day night The schedule lists
Ruston ". Puyallup and Broad
way vs.. Coliseum on the Coliseum
alleys South TaeomA meets X
Street Recreation and sixth
Avenue tsngles with Play Nor on
the Hi-Way lanes. Play IL sched-
uled for 7.3o o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
CASTING CLUB MEETS

The Tacoma Casting club will
meet at jefferson plsyfield Thurs
day night, beginning at 9 o'clock.
with instruction in fly and bait
casting. After darkness has fsl-
len, demonstration on the tying
Of hshermen's knots will he held
In the clubhouse. according to
Mickey Sherman, captain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

Horny Croft = one Of the
more accomplished esntsf
iisIdsn ord s~ots lone boil.
Croft would be one ou,siond.
ino boil ploysf we're he o more
consistent hitter Cincinnati
will settle for big Mississippion.
however. Tor he hos helped
Reds 10 Two psnnonts ord
world ehompionship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Puget Sound Coli
Team Beats Saints

College u Puget sound golf
team licked ~ Martins cullsgs
diyei -diggsrs o.. 70 81. wsdnss.
day afternoon OH the Highland
oourss. nsdAlisi VS. ~ Martins
Barnes with . ~.
RaHsf aaaaa - as..ttat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
SOFTRAIL PRACTICE

Ducks Inn Of the City softball
league will hold a practice session
Friday evening at s o'clock on the
Mckinley plsyfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

naslss golfers win PLAY their
Sunday Tournament al Meadow
psrk instead u nressdsi<. n sss
announced Thursday. shlft sss
made because ths city puhile links
tourney viii 10 held ~ HFoakisi@
sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE

Jen Church and Charlie skid
more captured the high scoring
honors in the opening matches
Of IN. Hi-Wsy alleys Mixed
Doubles league. Their total Was
sol: next were Mildred Esken and
Bill Horn. with s52 Jess Rankin
rolled si7 to top the men. while
Jen Church's 422 paced the
women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Locals Score Three Counters
In 9Th After Two Are Away
Wet Track
Possible al
Preakness

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
womEN.s LEAGUE FoRMING

league Is being organized al the
Hi-Way alleys. Play viii start
Friday night At 7 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

81 NMFR INDUSTRIAL LEAGIt
The Summer Industrial league Al
the Coliseum rolled consistently.
Low team score Was 1895 and high
was 2o4o rolled by the Wheeler Ca
good boys Jack 0iseburt OF that
team and q new bowler picked up
the 5-7-io = really difficult shot X.
kaplin Of the Paper supply team
shot a $40 series With games OF lel.
ITO and iae 10 lead the league. l..
Bsohlioh shot . ie2 single Tor the
honors In that field
The hereditha took three from
the league leading Rustonitss with
A. vandenburg Of Huston high With a
1873 single ana Sol sefies. herediths
1885 80. Ruston 1895 IL.
Paper supply took three from the
Monarch Door Rein Kahle OF the
Monarch Door had = ia single and
Logan Blades. ar. a So2. Papsr supply
zoos 81. Monarch Door 1852 ~.
Wheeler Osgoods son three nom
the Wiklund's boys " Wikiund Wss
high with a az wheeler oAGood
2o40 81. wikiunds 1868 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
PLAY NOR SUMMER LEAGUE

The Play Nor Summer league
viii be organized st a meeting to
be held At the Play Nor alleys
next Monday night Manager
Curly Wilson announced Thurs
day.
Present plans call for y league
composed Of two-man teams. The
night Of play win be chosen by
the league members who viii also
draw up all rules and regulations.
All interested bowlers are asked
to he present for the organization
parley.