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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Citizenship Program
viii Be Presented

The program on Christian Citi-
zenship will be presented by Mrs.
r. II. Watts and members OF Flor
snce circle on Wednesday after
noon when the First Baptist Wom-
ems society meets for the first
session Of the new year Mr.. l..
&C. Oberlies will be guest speaker.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
by Mrs. Joseph Potucek and her
committee from Circle 9 Reading
point chairmen from the 10 circles
will be honored al a special table.
Mrs. Russell f. Carlson will bring
a new year spiritual message al
the opening OF the business meet
ing at IL o'clock
Sunshine circle will greet mem
bers and friends. Reservations may
be made by calling the church
office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Mrs. J. P. Simpson
Will Open Home
Catholic Womsn's Club
Meets Wednesday

Mrs. ]. Philip simpson win
open her attractive homo on
No. Junett Wednesday after.
noon to four score members
Of the Catholic Woman's club
for n meeting scheduled 10
open Al = o'clock
Mis-. rsseas Law the
daughter ~ Mrs Leo Lawrence
wili 10 guest speaker. she has
chosen q. the topic foe tals the
spanish civil war
The president. Mrs. Andrew
nssills. ~ali preside 81 the sass.
ne.s meeting whieh ~tll prseeas
the tea hour
Members who have e~rn sp-
pnlntsd IL tho tea COMMITTEES for
this meeting ar. Assdsmss leo
Gallagher. Martin fetrteh. Adam
Jansen and Mark Deliver
Iaa,~. Aasulsr, t.ams.ss ssas
<awmiii Worker. usiow will meet
Wednesday evening q, Tts IN tho
union hall. Mrs Alice Hartley ~ili
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Guests Hear News
OF Engagement
MIN Parry. Mr.. John
Coombs 10 Wed Jsn. ~

Friends 81 Miss Alice Eliza
beth Parry win find interest
IN the announcement of her
engagement Monday evening
IN Mr.. John W. coomh-. ir
She told q few cIose friends
The news At . party given ct
the Sumner home Of her par
enss. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Parry. Mr.. Coombs is tho scn
nf Mrs. Sidney |. Sla.le Of
Loo Angeles and Mr.. John w.
COMBS Of Chicago.
AZ the late supper. vhs<h 49,
served after en- infswmsi evening
~ Tsm~. . esh. go Insrvsssd
with Mud and Les. January "a
pink carnations w~rs ss~d IN the
ssnisFpises and II each place The
guest. fsand place cards festive
slth white bells and pink stream
efs
rhe wedding ~ili ~ snlemnssed
In ptrst Methodist ehufsh. SUM-
nsr Mrs. Donald . ress. ssssss
# the sfsassroem-elses. ~lli Ct
tend the bside sna Mr.. rsss wsIl
he the e~ss man rspsvs OH -
isrhssd ssfore ths ceremony ~
ufs nay Hall Gsssts oil ~
usher~d into The sharch by ms.
Gene Nslsua and Mr. John Hsshsy.
sharing The announcement we're
the Misses uetti Collier. BETTY
st-rsnss ruth La<hsrs. iva t1sas-
man. Myrtle Dahl. Elsine smith.
Esther Olsen, fssrnses Iseobsen.
and Mrs.. Gene Nelson. Mrs. Donald
Frek. Mrs fred kssssr. Mrs Al
hart ostosen ard Mrs Arthur
Parry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Mackle assisted the hostess and
also conducted the meeting Mrs
Taylor was named president and
chosen 10 serve with her are Mrs
c. Davis Weyerhaeuser. vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. A. Dwight Orr. treas
urer. and Mrs. Kathryn King
Youell, secretary and publicity
chairman.
Mrs. Lea New Member
The buffet table was centered
with a bowl of pale yellow chry-
santhemums. Mrs. Weyerhaeuser
served and Mrs Youel poured at
luncheon. Mrs. Charles ". Lea. jr..
was welcomed as a new member Of
the guild during afternoon meet
ing. Another important note Of
interest was the reading Of letter
from Mrs Harry Shaw. first presi-
dent and founder Of the guild who
has recently established her home
II Braden, Chile.
Following their regular book
talk by Mrs. Clarke Could Tawasi
Guild members named Mrs. " ".
Wolff as their president The
luncheon was held AZ the home Of
Mrs. c. c. Parker With Mrs Fret
erick Dean a. assisting hostess.
Luncheon was served from = table
sttractively eentered with bowl
% winter outdoor greens
Chosen Also as executives for
the year are Hrs Hills Griffin.
secretary. and Mrs y 3 Lake.
treasurer Tswss Guilds next
project viii be the making - tray
cloths FOR the children IN TIE
Orthopedic division al the hospital
Mrs. G. r. Kirk is the chairman
Mrs. keasaI Elected
Succeeding Mrs. James Car-vin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Club Women
Have Busy Day
Aloha, IIIema. Gray Ladies
Hold Monday Sessions

Monday was again a busy
day for club women in Ia
coma. Study club activities in
cluded meetings of Aloha and
Illema club and another high
light was the luncheon at the
Winthrop of the Gray Lady
Unit of the American Red
Cross for which Mrs. A. D..
Fay was the chairman.
Mrs. J. p hilip Weyer-
haeuser, jr.. was the Aloha
club hostess and Mrs. Cleone
Soule entertained lllema club.
Mr.. F. r. Beers was guest
speaker at Aloha club. his inter-
esting topic being Synthetic
Chemistry" Mrs. Hunter Ken
nard. chairman in the absence of
Mrs. Edwin James who is in Cali
fornia. introduced the speaker.
Mrs. Paul Graft and Miss Pres
ley Ellis were chairmen of the
tea hour. Pouring at the at
trsctive tea table on which spring
blossoms were used. were Mrs.
Axel Oxholm and Mrs. Christen
Quevli, jr.
Two score new and old members
were present for the Red Cross
luncheon during which a discus
sion of coming activities was held.
Following the meeting the new
members adjourned to the Red
Cross headquarters for one of the
lectures they are required to
attend.
New members include Mrs.
Charles Darlington. Mrs. c. J.
Earls. Mrs. W. f. Carly. Mrs.
Robert Rae. Mrs. Leo McGavick.
Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs. T. A.
Rouse, Mrs. Arthur Brouse, Mrs.
Lewis r. Slyter, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Ogden, Mrs. George McMasters
and Miss Nave Olds.
To break the season Of intense
. study laid out for Illema club by
the program committee, members
gathered for "Smorga sbord"
luncheon and play day at
o'clock. In the dining room,
members found table of famous
Swedish items Small tables were
arranged about the living room.
After the luncheon the mem
bers were arranged about an i'm
provised microphone and were
Intercepted by Mrs. Harold F.
Broomell. in an original quiz.
Prize winners were Mrs. Arthur
Card, Mrs. Robert B. Chamber
lain and Mrs Dwight L. Mason.
Accompanying the broadcast,
Mrs. F. A. Martinetti presided at
the piano, and Mrs. Arthur A.
Pentecost interspersed the pro-
gram with whistling solos.
Mrs. c. p. Burkey presided al
the coffee urn in the dining room.
The affair was arranged by Mrs.
Harold F. Broomell, assisted by
Mrs. c. P. Burkey and Mrs. Walter
J. Ryan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Miss Webb viii Entertain
Guild Wednesday

Following their annual business
meeting. Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock members OF st Andrews
Guild church auxiliary meeting at
the home Of Miss Ada Webb. 2909
No. 10th. Will hear Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Fitch, headmistress Of Annie
Wright seminary The program
VIII begin at ; o'clock. with a tea
hour following. Miss Fitch will
show colored slides taken Al the
seminary IN Illustration Of her
talk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Oopedc Guilds Name Officers Luceons Monday Afternoon
The Balls Return
From the South

NJ ard Mrs. Erners Hal and
their two children. Doris Nay ard
-. returned thls ~s<k fFem an
sxt<nsisa meter trip through Calf
fafnis. Ssssas art Artsess Mo
leFsng South with ne Halls we're
NJ ard ars Parker nuek ard
their foas scns Parker, y. vln.
ar. GsyieTa and Wayne
IN tns AnEsie. they visited Mrs.
Rails psFvnts M. and Ms = "
osss. ard hsr SISTER snd hFushef-in-
az. Ne ard MFs Jam nsfsiey.
IN tuntsnxirn rsrs IN ssn Fran.
cisco they visited Mr. ard Mr..
Refer, olss. her brother ant .s.
tersin-iss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
enea cement Is
OF Interest

or interest 10 many Tacomans
Is news Of the engagement of Ca
det Archibald Donald Fisken. jr..
son OF Lieut.. Col and Mrs. A. n.
Fsken OF Seattle. 10 Miss Edith
Goddard Hunnewell. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunnewell
Of Belmont. Mass.
Cadet Fisken. nephew Of Mrs
Everett G. GriFgs H. was APP
pointed 10 the United states Mill
tary academy at West Point In
1888 by Sen. Lewis n Schwenen-
bach and Is a member Of the class
Of 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Mrs Frank r Griffith Vas
named president Of Tahoms Guild.
succeeding Mrs. Stanley Siaatz ~
the luncheon at Mrs Frederick
Garrison Mars home Mrs. Staatz
conducted the meeting during
which other officers chosen were
Mrs Thomas Rathbone. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Walter FARMLAND. re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Horace
Geer. corresponding secretary and
Mrs. Mari. treasurer.
Luncheon was served at a large
table in the dining room and at
smaller individual tables in the
living room. A spring-like atmos-
phere prevailed since on the tables
were early tulips and daffodils
Mrs. Mari vas assisted by Mrs
Reuben c. Carlson. Mrs Harry
Berry and Mrs Walter FARMLAND
Novel Hobby
"Hydroponics Mrs. William
Goering's unusual hobby Of chem
ical gardening. provided unusual
entertainment for the Robert
Reynolds members who met in her
home After luncheon. for which
Mrs. Ray Pitt and Mrs. Clarence
Burford assisted. Mrs. Goering
demonstrated her hVdroponic
work.
During the afternoon first plans
were made for the guilds annual
spring garden sale The commit
tee. headed by Mrs. Goering. Will
meet on the afternoon of January
Is to continue arrangements.
Members include Mrs. Everett Cut
ting, Mrs. X. W. Wiley. Mrs. J. F.
Davidson, Mrs. Arthur Fries. Mrs.
II. V. jackson and Mrs. Howard
Carr.
The charming home Of Mrs.
l.. B. Macdonald was opened to
DR.. f. A. Rich Guild members for
their luncheon After brief
meeting which Mrs Paul Warren
conducted. luncheon was served by
Mrs. Paul Smith. Mrs. J. Alden
Woodwork and Mrs. Harold Flaw
kins The dining room table was
set with rosepoint mats centered
with simple arrangement Of
in low bowl on the
buffet was an unusual fruit en-
semble. combined with greenery
and tall gilded spikes, reflected in
a tall mirror. over the mantel
the same theme was carried out
in the gilded redwood and wheat
sprays.
Guild No 10 was entertained at
Mrs. A. w. Taylor's home, where
the highlght of the afternoon vas
the election of officers. Mrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Taeomans viii Make
New Home in Lonoview

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nordfors
Will leave Tacoma soon 10 make
their new home in LongN1ew. 10
which Mr. Nordfors has been
transferred. Mrs Nordfors "
president Of Tacoma Council of
Parent Teacher associations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Mrs. Keys VIII Entertain
The Country Women. Club

Hrs. Edward ~ Keys saii sn-
terrain - Country Womsas elBb
On Thgrsday afternoon A. II 30
luncheon - WillYsr's Pise. In
FARMLAND
The Development ~ CHINA and
Porcelain" viii 10 ths topic for
snort talk b. Mrs Robert = lee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
VIII Nee, Wednesday

Mr.. n $ Hermsmsysr saH 10
hostess n rroaoh Study club On
Wednesday afternoon Lunc neon
vii BE- served - n 30. q business
meeting vii follow Hrs George
n Miller has prepared a paper On
Madame Cure n - presented
after the regular meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Mrs. Rinsldo Keasal vas elected
president q Jayne Gsrvn Guild
which met ~ Mrs Harry v.
Smiths home Luncheon mad an
indoor picnic theme and vas served
N a score u guests downstairs in
the attractive "rumpus room "
Mrs Hesssl and Mrs Edith Dan
ieis assisted tns hostess.
Mrs Smith viii serve as vice
president Mr. Sterling Cox. sec
Rotary and Mrs. r NJ A VII
liams treasurer Committee chair
men appointed include. Mrs. Frank
Merris. ways and means. Mrs.
Robert Gaylord hostess. Mrs.
Edith Daniels. telephone and Mrs.
II r Good. membership.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Service League
Meets for Dinner
Officers for l94l
To Be Introduced

Strictly business" will be
the dinner meeting of the Sc
attic Unit of the Women's
Overseas Service league. TO
be held in the \. NJ. {. A.
building at $50 on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs Violet Rogers. retiring
president. will call upon her OFF,
GERS and committee chaifmen for
their reports. which were post
poned at the December meeting
The gavel will then be preasnie I
10 Mrs = n Gardiner Of Seattle.
new unit president. who Will in
troduce the officers and commit
tee chairmen for 1871. Further
service work for Camp Murray
and Fort Lewis viii be discussed
and permanent committee COM
posed Of both Seattle and Tacoma
members will be appointed 10
carry on this work
Mrs. William Be.ry and Mrs
Carlton Hosert Of Butte. Mont
both members Of the Seattle unit
Will receive special vote 81
thanks for their splendid work
with this project Through their
efforts. the boys Of the 1880 in
fantry Montana national guard
have been supplied with radio
photograph for their recreation
hall and innnmersble scceasorieH.
Christmas boxes. magazines and
books were also supplied By &C.
attic members Tacoma members
arranged for Christmas carols and
a program vas presented by Tia
coma snd Puyallup school chill
drsn.
Through the courtesy Of School
supt Howard r. Goold ard the
Tacoma school board. Tacoma
members and their friends meet
every Monday evening ffom tiii
10 O'Clock al Stadium high school
Under the supervision Of Mrs "
A. MaRill hospital garments for
the British relief have been com
pleted This work will continue
a. long as there Il a demand
Members and women interested
IN war relief sewing may make
reseryations BY calling Mrs J ~
Lamb A. a 1908. Or Mrs. o G
Drumm a. VA 54z7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Mrs. Fisher Is Hostess
For Nena Study Club

MIS- A. / Fisher vii be hostess
TO members Of Nena Study club
Wednesday evening at her home.
24i3 No. Yakima ave
Annual reports will b. compiled
and magazine articles Of pertinent
import will be read and discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Nurses VIII Meet
Wednesday

Tacoma General hospital alum
nae viii meet Wednesday evening
at S O'Clock in the reception room
Of the nurses home. a board
meeting has been called for 7
O'Clock in the record room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Zonfas 10 Hear
Mrs. Gould

Following their dinner meeting
Wednesday evening a. 5 80 In the
Dslhem. members 81 ZOnta club
viii hear book review by ars
Clarke Gould
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Six Branches of Philanthropic
Organization Begin l94l Program
hosiesses Include Mrs. Mari Mrs Goerina Mrs Mac
donald, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Parker and Mrs Smith

Preliminary 10 the annual orthopedic association meeting
on Thursday morning the guild elections and uncheons
on Monday afternoon Tahoms Jayne Garvn Tawas and No
10 guilds chose their officers bat DR. F. A. Rich and
Robert Reynolds guilds will wait until later in the
after the annual meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Dykes
Can't SING
I'm Rain
BY Don W. LEE

1t must take a lot of patience 10
a big league baseball club.
When the rains come the boss
can't smile and enjoy a DAY off
He worries about those August
double-headers when his mound
corps must work overtime.
This was Jimmy Dykes biggest
headache" as the 43-year-old
manager of the White Sox sat in
his hotel room when yesterdays
series opener with the Tigers was
postponed. 1t was the third day
in a row the White SoX had been
rained out
ITS driving me crazy"
moaned the husky. cigar-smok-
ing Dykes.
Bill Dietrich Is the silver lining
in Dykes cloud of gloom these
days.
Dietrich looks like the best
pitcher on the club right now.
He showed he had what il takes
when he was hit on his pitching
arm in the opening game at
Cleveland by one of Bobby
Feller's fast balls, yet stayed in
the game and finished and we
beat the Indians" Dragged
Jimmy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
DOYLE
As Skate Head

Dale Doyle OF Saginaw. better
known as the father of Bonnie
Doyle, state skating champion and
winner of The Detroit Times Gold
Skates Derby last February is the
new president of the Southern
Michigan Skating Association. He
succeeds Ben TACK of Wyandotte.
Henry Logeman of Flint. Ray
Badgero of Saginaw. Clarence
johnson of Grayling. Fred Toepel
of Detroit. Yack and Ezra Routner
of Plymouth are the new vice
presidents
Benjamin Dagway Bagdade re-
mains as treasurer.
Doyle. r. II. Ross of Detroit and
Bagdade comprise the delegates to
the A. S. u. January 17-1S are
tentatively picked for the state
events to be held at Alpena again
while January 31-February / have
been selected for the annual Times
Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Wood Better in All Ways-at 80

Warous played the Augusta tourney revealed at
the Times gathering that Wood disappointed many times IN
major tournaments, had lost a $50 bet himself.
Wood $50 81 that Nelson would not catch
him." Warous recalled when Nelson at the sixteenth hole
brides win Wood explained that it looked like
good business to take the bet
1t also told that Wood became golf by accident
After studying engineering Carkson Tech Craig took job
mekeeper Kentucky When that peteed out Craig then
fair player accepted post small
He New York 1928 and has been that section
since He succeeded Mike Brady at Winged Foot
County, two years ago.
Now at the of 49, when oneme stars supposed to
be washed Wood is better than of the
cessfu golf professionals the land Within the pro fraternity
Wood recognized high class teacher of the links He
rated of the best business in the game
Among outstanding golfers who his assistants at
time another Paul Runyon Dick Metz Ben Loving and
Clarence Clark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
S Play
Keeping Dykes
Excited
BY LEO MACDONELL

One year ago the White Sox
came in town with a young star
third baseman named Bob Ken
nedy.
Now they come along with an
other - Dario .odigiani. whom
Jimmy Dykes wheedled out of
Connie Mack.
Kennedy is a whiz at fielding
and has a rife peg to first. but is
trif1e weak with the stick. Lodi
giani was put at third for his hit
ting. And at third Dario has been
playing a star game. so good that
Dykes couldn't take him out if
he wanted to.
"As long as he hits and fields
the way he has been going L
couldn't think of taking him
out" Dykes explained.
Bill Knickerbocker is another
new face in a White Sox uniform.
The former Yankee and Indian is
playing at second base for the
Chicago club. Johnny Rigney and
Taft Wright were left in Chicago
recuperating from illness.
Buck Newsom and Bill Dietrich
were to be the opposing mounds
men in the postponed series
opener at Briggs Stadium today.
Newsom was to make his first
start of the season before a De-
troit crowd. Dietrich beat Bob
Teller in Chicago's opening game
of the season against Cleveland.
Dykes and his mates think they
have a good chance of moving up
into the first division this year.
They tied with the Red Sox for
fourth spot in last years Ameri-
can League championship race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Soccer
Dispute
Settled

Chrysler Soccer Club will go to
Pittsburgh next Sunday for its
final game of the western compe-
tition of the National Amateur
Cup against Castle Shannon.
The dispute over where the club
would play has been settled after
a parley between John MacEwen.
chairman of the Amateur Cup and
James Walsh of Chrysler.
Following the Amateur Cup play
ChrySler will meet Pawtucket
Rangers in Pawtucket. r. l., in a
home-and-home series for the ma
tional open soccer title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Chipping, Puts
With Clinic Pros

Chipping and putting Nth the
amateurs and professionGIs at yes
terdoy's golf clinic at the Fort
Shelby Hotel;
Outstate professionals here for
the Spring meeting of p. G. a.
attended Among those sighted
were Maurice Wells. Grand Rap
ids; Tom Kanary Midland; War
rem Orlick. Monroe; Joe Hosner,
Flint: Dick Reinsma, Muskegon
Ole Clark, Lansing, and Lorin
Shook. Saginaw
Wells says his Cascade Hills
course will be in shape for the
Michigan Open and the same
goes for Midland Country Club,
where the p. G. A. will be played,
according TO Kanary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
First Open in Lone Star State

Whereas the past few has produced many
stars both professional the tournament at Fort
Worth will national for to be held IN the
Lone Star state Neither Open the National Anna
teur has ever been held Washington St Louis
One of the this that the United States Coll
Association fancy the construction of courses IN the
southland with grained Bermuda which
putting However the Colonial greens
stolen TO the courses IN
Ahe North
But because Worth arways said to bake some
critics expect of them pre-
dieting low of PSI which set by Ralph
CnldahI at Oakland 1887 will be smashed ncidenty
the Texan professionals He from
Dallas.
and others express the belief that Craig
Wood playing better golf than strange that the winner
Augusta does not get Of tumble for
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Net Title Meet on Today

HOUSTON, Tex. April %
GNS)-The singles championship
match of the annual River Oaks
Invitation tennis tournament
with frankie KovacS pitt g d
against Bryan tBitSy) Grant-has
been postponed until today be-
cause of rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
ITO Golfers at Clinic;
More Sessions Assured
Pros Thrill Crowd,
Exhibition at
Clubs Sunday
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

More More. More,
That best expresses the reaction
OF more than 10 golfers who at.
tended the golf clinic and luncheon
held by The Detroit Times and the
Michigan p. G. a. yesterday at the
Fort Shelby Hotel.
And there's no guessing about
it; it's in writing.
Every one was given A card and
asked TO sign his name - also
whether more sessions should be
held.
WILL BE MORE
Some want it held weekly
others twice a month, and still
others once a month. Those are
details which Will be worked out
later; but one thing is certain.
there WILL be more of them.
Edgar Hayes of the Times
sports department, who promotes
the Downtown Quarterbacks in
the football season, conceived the
idea of the golf clinic and was
thrilled by yesterdays turnout.
The idea of the clinic will be
continued in the exhibition matches
TO be conducted by the Times and
the professionals Sunday at 2 p. m.
at Bedford and North Hills golf
clubs Leading professionals of
the district viii take part and Will
demonstrate and explain the diff
ferent shots. The public is invited
and there will be no charge.
As for the enthusiasm at yes
terday'S clinic. il is only necessary
10 report that Al Watrous. the
last speaker. finally had 70 call a
halt 10 the questions fired Al him.
"a SPLENDID IDEA"
Al vowed them. as did Mortie
Dutra. who. like Al. analysed the
games of the stars and commented
on various shots. and Pete Chic
pan. who spoke on the rules.
This Il a splendid idea TO get
our best season under way" said
James d. Standish Jr., president
of the Detroit District Golf AS
ISOLATION.
f. l.. Warner, secretary of the
district association expressed APP
probation TO the Times for its
efforts in behalf of golf and said
that the game will benefit through
the meetings.
Frank Sprogell of Grand Rap
ids, president OF The state profess
SIGNALS organization, presided. Also
present was Hugh Ross. president
of the Metropolitan Golf Associ-
alton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Ty Cobb-Babe Ruth Match Here

OF than ordinary interest those the Times clinic
the that Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth will play
half of their 36hole match for charity in the Detroit
district in May perhaps Country Club The
is holes will be played in Boston
Thus two of the most famous of athletes who years
met the dusty base lines of American League baseball da
monds, will again tee, fairway green.
will be match play and in the tie after 36 holes
Cobb and Ruth may play off New York. Cobb
enge several weeks 1t may be brilliant golf
certainly will be interesting Cobb Ruth both efthanded