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First-class restaurant 8. Rue Molière, near Theatre. Renowned cuisine. Excellent wines. Louis Fernando. English spoken. LES SABLETTES-SUR-MER near TOULON (Var), on the Riviera. HOTEL PENSION "LES PLATANES," Promenade terminus, near beach, casino. With refined French family; speaking English. Modern comfort. TOURS (Indre-et-Loire) HOTEL METROPOLE. 100 rooms. 70 to 130fr. Meals from 75fr. HOTEL DE L'UNIVERS 150 rooms, 100 bathrooms. M. Dutron, Manager; Maurice Robin, General Manager. AUSTRIA VIENNA hotel TALHOTZ Rog Karl, Karntnerstr 31. Mrs. Clara. Running water. Best location for sightseeing, GERMANY, BADEN-BADEN (Black Forest) BRENNER'S KURHOF Family hotel de charme luxe. PETER'S BAD HOTEL "ZUM HIRSCH." 160 beds, Rooms with private shower baths. BAD EMERAUX HOTEL ORIENTAL HOTEL. First Class. Every comfort. HOTEL ST. KURHAUS. Leading hotel. Every comfort. BAD KISSINGEN hotel BRISTOL. Every comfort, quiet situation. HOTEL CONTINENTAL. First-class. Every comfort. BAD NAUHEIM HOTEL AUGUSTE VICTORIA. Opposite Augusteum, bath house, modern comfort, apartments with baths. Garage, hotel Bristol First-class hotel, every comfort. Garage. BAD OEYNHAUSEN bade hotel KONIGSHOF First-class, every comfort. HOTEL HOHENZOLLERN HOF. The leading hotel, every comfort. BAD WILDUNG am WEBERPLATZ 11 hotel BRISTOL, in the best position at the bath at the entrance of the kurpark, Running water, every comfort. Fürstliches bade hotel. The leading house situated in the kurpark, with every kind of modern medical baths. BAYREUTH GRAND HOTEL. The leading house, opposite situation. Modern comfort. Garage, hotel SCHWARZES ROSS. Modern comfort, opposite Station. BERLIN hotel adlon. World-renowned Hotel de luxe, Unter den Linden 1. HOTEL BRISTOL. Unique location, opposite way Unter den Linden. The latest comfort. HOTEL CENTRAL. Bahnhof Friedrichstrasse. Modern comfort, moderate charges, Fastidious restaurant. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Opposite Station Friedrichstrasse, select family Hotel. BREMEN hillmann’s HOTEL World-renowned, quietest situation. BONN grand hotel ROYAL, The leading house, every comfort, omnibus at station and pier. CASSEL HOTEL CASSELER HOF, One minute from station, every modern comfort, HOTEL KAISERHOF Leading Hotel, opposite station, every comfort. GARLSRUHE HOTEL germania. Leading house, every comfort, near station. schloss hotel Leading hotel, very comfort. CASSEL WILHELMSHOF GRAND HOTEL WILHELMSHOHE. The leading hotel, next to castle, every comfort. COLOGNE HOTEL ZUM ANKER. The leading house, direct on Rhine, complete
leading house situated in the kurpark, with every kind of modern medical baths. BAYREUTH GRAND HOTEL. The leading house, opposite situation. Modern comfort. Garage, hotel SCHWARZES ROSS. Modern comfort, opposite Station. BERLIN hotel adlon. World-renowned Hotel de luxe, Unter den Linden 1. HOTEL BRISTOL. Unique location, opposite way Unter den Linden. The latest comfort. HOTEL CENTRAL. Bahnhof Friedrichstrasse. Modern comfort, moderate charges, Fastidious restaurant. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Opposite Station Friedrichstrasse, select family Hotel. BREMEN hillmann’s HOTEL World-renowned, quietest situation. BONN grand hotel ROYAL, The leading house, every comfort, omnibus at station and pier. CASSEL HOTEL CASSELER HOF, One minute from station, every modern comfort, HOTEL KAISERHOF Leading Hotel, opposite station, every comfort. GARLSRUHE HOTEL germania. Leading house, every comfort, near station. schloss hotel Leading hotel, very comfort. CASSEL WILHELMSHOF GRAND HOTEL WILHELMSHOHE. The leading hotel, next to castle, every comfort. COLOGNE HOTEL ZUM ANKER. The leading house, direct on Rhine, complete apartments with baths. Garage for 20 cars. COLOGNE continental hotel, First-class house, situated close to the Cathedral, every modern comfort. HOTEL BELGISCHER HOF, 9/27 Kommandantenstrasse. Every comfort, family house. HOTEL KOLNISCHER HOF, First-Class house, near station. DRESDEN HOTEL BELLEVUE. World-renowned. Unique situation on the Elbe. Every comfort. Garage. hotel bristol, immediately situated facing the central station and overlooking the beautiful park. DUSSELDORF PALAST HOTEL, BREMOENBACHER HOF, 34/36 Bremstraße. First-class house, situated in the best part of the city, HOTEL FÜRSTENHOF-ROYAL. The leading house near station. Rooms with bath, every comfort. FRANKFURT HOTEL BASELER HOF. (Christian Hospice.) A quietly situated family hotel, every comfort. Carlton hotel, opposite station, the leading house with every comfort. FREIBURG HOTELS: hotel ROYAL, OPAL, & EDEN. Family hotels, quietly situated, every comfort. HOTEL FREIBURGER HOF. Family hotel with every comfort. HAMBURG HOTEL ATLANTIS. The most fashionable of Hamburg. ITALY, ROME EDEN HOTEL. Lucious residence hotel splendid situation, every modern comfort at moderate rates. SPAIN VALLADOLID, Museum. HOTEL INGLATERRA. Every modern comfort. Swimming pool. Quarters with bath. Garage. Moderate terms. SWITZERLAND WALDHÜTEN-FLIMS hotel CANDRIAN. Paradise for winter sports, sunny rooms with balconies. Central heating, every modern convenience. Rates from 13fr 3. SPORTING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE
immediately situated facing the central station and overlooking the beautiful park. DUSSELDORF PALAST HOTEL, BREMOENBACHER HOF, 34/36 Bremstraße. First-class house, situated in the best part of the city, HOTEL FÜRSTENHOF-ROYAL. The leading house near station. Rooms with bath, every comfort. FRANKFURT HOTEL BASELER HOF. (Christian Hospice.) A quietly situated family hotel, every comfort. Carlton hotel, opposite station, the leading house with every comfort. FREIBURG HOTELS: hotel ROYAL, OPAL, & EDEN. Family hotels, quietly situated, every comfort. HOTEL FREIBURGER HOF. Family hotel with every comfort. HAMBURG HOTEL ATLANTIS. The most fashionable of Hamburg. ITALY, ROME EDEN HOTEL. Lucious residence hotel splendid situation, every modern comfort at moderate rates. SPAIN VALLADOLID, Museum. HOTEL INGLATERRA. Every modern comfort. Swimming pool. Quarters with bath. Garage. Moderate terms. SWITZERLAND WALDHÜTEN-FLIMS hotel CANDRIAN. Paradise for winter sports, sunny rooms with balconies. Central heating, every modern convenience. Rates from 13fr 3. SPORTING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD RESTAURANTS IN VOGUE SARAZEN WINS MIAMI BEACH PRO TOURNEY New York Golfer, on Last Round, Gets Birdie 3 for 71, and Beats Christ, With 287. AFTER ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP (Paris Times Spécial Cable) Miami, Fla., Sunday.—Florida's climate appears to have a most beneficial effect on Gene Sarazen's game of golf. Only a few days ago he won the Miami open tournament against a first-class field. Yesterday he turned in the winning total for seventy-two holes in the special invitation match here for professional golfers. Sarazen had an aggregate of 286, one stroke better than George Christ. Johnny Farrell, the United States open champion, was third with 292. George Voight, the Metropolitan star who has made a harvest of minor trophies during the past two years, was tied with Willie Klein, of Wheatley Hills, at 298. Sarazen was compelled to produce masterly golf to nose out Christ, who made a great bid for top honors on the final eighteen holes. Gene led the field by two strokes when he had completed the third round. Christ and Farrell were tied for second place at 217. Sarazen had been playing consistent golf with rounds of 72-72-71, for 215 and
Sarazen's game of golf. Only a few days ago he won the Miami open tournament against a first-class field. Yesterday he turned in the winning total for seventy-two holes in the special invitation match here for professional golfers. Sarazen had an aggregate of 286, one stroke better than George Christ. Johnny Farrell, the United States open champion, was third with 292. George Voight, the Metropolitan star who has made a harvest of minor trophies during the past two years, was tied with Willie Klein, of Wheatley Hills, at 298. Sarazen was compelled to produce masterly golf to nose out Christ, who made a great bid for top honors on the final eighteen holes. Gene led the field by two strokes when he had completed the third round. Christ and Farrell were tied for second place at 217. Sarazen had been playing consistent golf with rounds of 72-72-71, for 215 and there was a possibility that he would "crack" on the final trip. If so, either Christ of Farrell was in a threatening position, and when the deciding round started the gallery was inclined to favor the open champion as the probable victor. Sarazen Plays Coolly. But Sarazen refused to show signs of strain. He marched triumphantly on his way, shooting par golf with a regularity which must have been disheartening to his two rivals. Farrell was the first one of the leading trio to go under and at the turn he was four down to Sarazen. Christ, however, was going splendidly and had picked up a stroke at the end of the first nine. Christ proceeded calmly on his way to the eighteenth green and when his card had been added he was checked with a fine 70. This meant hard work for Sarazen, with a 71 reduced to win. But the doughty little New Yorker responded gallantly in the emergency and continued to shoot par totals until the sixteenth. From that tee he made a beautiful drive, with plenty of distance, and followed it with a 150-yard iron dead to the pin. When he reached the green he faced
signs of strain. He marched triumphantly on his way, shooting par golf with a regularity which must have been disheartening to his two rivals. Farrell was the first one of the leading trio to go under and at the turn he was four down to Sarazen. Christ, however, was going splendidly and had picked up a stroke at the end of the first nine. Christ proceeded calmly on his way to the eighteenth green and when his card had been added he was checked with a fine 70. This meant hard work for Sarazen, with a 71 reduced to win. But the doughty little New Yorker responded gallantly in the emergency and continued to shoot par totals until the sixteenth. From that tee he made a beautiful drive, with plenty of distance, and followed it with a 150-yard iron dead to the pin. When he reached the green he faced a putt of about ten feet. He had a perfectly level lie and wasted no time in studying the situation. The ball swept down as though drawn by a magnet. With a birdie 3 to help him toward the needed 71, Sarazen went on to lip the remaining two holes in par figures which gave him the match. Christ was waiting at the green and was the first to congratulate him. Eimo D. Wells, Captain of the Indiana basketball team, is striving to lead his quintet to another championship in the Big Ten Conference. Last year Indiana finished in a tie with Purdue. TENNIS IN AUSTRALIA British Team Wins Three-Day Match by Seven to Four. MELBOURNE, Sunday—The British touring tennis team was victorious here in its three-day match with Victoria players, the series ending yesterday. The visitors won seven matches to four for the local men. The doubles match between J. B. Hawkes and P. O’Hara Wood, Victoria, and I.G. Collins and E. Higgs was abandoned having to Higgs having twisted a knee. The British players led by five matches to three at the end of the second day and yesterday they won a singles and a doubles match. J.
in par figures which gave him the match. Christ was waiting at the green and was the first to congratulate him. Eimo D. Wells, Captain of the Indiana basketball team, is striving to lead his quintet to another championship in the Big Ten Conference. Last year Indiana finished in a tie with Purdue. TENNIS IN AUSTRALIA British Team Wins Three-Day Match by Seven to Four. MELBOURNE, Sunday—The British touring tennis team was victorious here in its three-day match with Victoria players, the series ending yesterday. The visitors won seven matches to four for the local men. The doubles match between J. B. Hawkes and P. O’Hara Wood, Victoria, and I.G. Collins and E. Higgs was abandoned having to Higgs having twisted a knee. The British players led by five matches to three at the end of the second day and yesterday they won a singles and a doubles match. J. B. Hawkes defeated J. C. Gregory, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. TENNIS TOURNEYS END IN NICE AND MENTON NICE (Alpes-Maritimes), Sunday.— Three final matches were played here yesterday in the Nice Tennis Club championship. Mlle. R. Nertliet beat Mlle. P. Marjollet, 6-0, 6-4, for the women’s singles title. In the men’s doubles G. L. Rogers and Crawshay Williams won from Garcia and Lotan, 4-6, 3-6, 6-0, 7-5, 6-3. Mlle. Marjollet and G. L. Rogers took the mixed doubles title by defeating Mrs. Crawshay Williams and Crawshay Williams, 6-4, 6-3. In the finals at Menton, A. d’Adhemar beat G. B. Youll, 6-4, 6-4; Mlle. Belliard beat Mlle. Leblanc, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3; Major MacLachlan and Mlle. Leblanc beat A. d’Adhemar and Mlle. Belliard, 7-5, 6-3. Miss Slaney and Mlle. Leblanc won the women’s doubles. PORTUGAL IN DAVIS CUP PLAY The French Tennis Federation has received the entry of Portugal for the Davis Cup competition in the European Zone. This makes eighteen nations competing in Europe and in the United States. The first closes on January 31. BORG WINS IN AUSTRALIA SYDNEY, Sunday.—Ama Borg, the Swedish swimmer who is on a visit to Australia, has added the New South Wales 440-yards freestyle title to his
G. L. Rogers and Crawshay Williams won from Garcia and Lotan, 4-6, 3-6, 6-0, 7-5, 6-3. Mlle. Marjollet and G. L. Rogers took the mixed doubles title by defeating Mrs. Crawshay Williams and Crawshay Williams, 6-4, 6-3. In the finals at Menton, A. d’Adhemar beat G. B. Youll, 6-4, 6-4; Mlle. Belliard beat Mlle. Leblanc, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3; Major MacLachlan and Mlle. Leblanc beat A. d’Adhemar and Mlle. Belliard, 7-5, 6-3. Miss Slaney and Mlle. Leblanc won the women’s doubles. PORTUGAL IN DAVIS CUP PLAY The French Tennis Federation has received the entry of Portugal for the Davis Cup competition in the European Zone. This makes eighteen nations competing in Europe and in the United States. The first closes on January 31. BORG WINS IN AUSTRALIA SYDNEY, Sunday.—Ama Borg, the Swedish swimmer who is on a visit to Australia, has added the New South Wales 440-yards freestyle title to his long list of championships. Borg was timed in 5m. 5 1/3s., winning by twenty-two yards from B. Ryan. MULLER TO LEAD STANFORD PALO ALTO (California).—Don (Muller) Muller, Stanford end for the past two years, has been elected football captain for 1929. BRITISH WOMEN SWIMMERS VICTORS IN SOUTH AFRICA PORT ELIZABETH, Sunday.—The British women swimmers touring in South Africa competed in their first match here on Friday with a match against the Province. They conceded 12 seconds in a 200-yards team race and won comfortably. The 100-yards scratch race resulted in a victory for Joyce Cooper, with Vera Tanner second and Edith May third. All three are from England. Plea by Heydler Results in Klem Resuming Post (Paris Times Spécial Cable) NEW YORK, Sunday.—George Klem, the National League baseball umpire who resigned recently, will again be on the field next season calling strikes against frowning batters. But his decision to return is due almost entirely to the plea to him made by John A. Heydler, the President of the National League. Klem handed in his resignation rather unexpectedly. At first, it was believed that he had merely decided to retire from the game after so many years of service. Later the
Sunday.—The British women swimmers touring in South Africa competed in their first match here on Friday with a match against the Province. They conceded 12 seconds in a 200-yards team race and won comfortably. The 100-yards scratch race resulted in a victory for Joyce Cooper, with Vera Tanner second and Edith May third. All three are from England. Plea by Heydler Results in Klem Resuming Post (Paris Times Spécial Cable) NEW YORK, Sunday.—George Klem, the National League baseball umpire who resigned recently, will again be on the field next season calling strikes against frowning batters. But his decision to return is due almost entirely to the plea to him made by John A. Heydler, the President of the National League. Klem handed in his resignation rather unexpectedly. At first, it was believed that he had merely decided to retire from the game after so many years of service. Later the discovery was made that he had taken to heart the fact that he was not selected as one of the umpires in the world series last autumn between the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals. Efforts were made by various persons to induce Klem to withdraw his resignation but until now they had been unavailing. Regret was expressed widely at the prospect that this season he would not be at his usual post behind the catcher, where he is a popular figure—if baseball umpires can be popular. Heydler finally decided to take charge of the rather difficult matter of bringing Klem to a different viewpoint. After several talks, he succeeded in convincing Klem that nothing personal had been intended in the omission of him from the World Series and last evening the announcement was made that Klem MORGAN ORDERS LARGE NEW YACHT RED STAR CLUB DROPPED The Red Star Olympic Club of Paris has been eliminated from the Coupe de France soccer series, following the hearing of a complaint from the Stella Club of Cherbourg. The latter organization charged that in a recent match the Paris Club had used a player who was not properly registered. The charge
but until now they had been unavailing. Regret was expressed widely at the prospect that this season he would not be at his usual post behind the catcher, where he is a popular figure—if baseball umpires can be popular. Heydler finally decided to take charge of the rather difficult matter of bringing Klem to a different viewpoint. After several talks, he succeeded in convincing Klem that nothing personal had been intended in the omission of him from the World Series and last evening the announcement was made that Klem MORGAN ORDERS LARGE NEW YACHT RED STAR CLUB DROPPED The Red Star Olympic Club of Paris has been eliminated from the Coupe de France soccer series, following the hearing of a complaint from the Stella Club of Cherbourg. The latter organization charged that in a recent match the Paris Club had used a player who was not properly registered. The charge was upheld. (Paris Times Spécial Cable) NEW YORK, Sunday. The number of luxurious yachts owned by New Yorkers is to be increased by one in the near future. Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan is the latest person of wealth to order a new craft of the kind. It is to be double the size of the Corsair, the trim, black yacht which has carried the Morgan flag for a number of years. But the new yacht is to be modeled according to the lines of that ship. The equipment of the new boat will be the last word in comfort and perfection, with high-speed obtained from powerful Diesel engines. This is the sixth expensive yacht which has been ordered in recent months in New York. SIX-DAY RACE BEGINS IN NEW YORK TONIGHT (Paris Times, Spécial Cable) NEW YORK, Sunday.—Fifteen teams are to start tonight in New York’s second six-day bicycle race of the winter season. The race is to be held at Kingsbridge Armory under the direction of Frank Curley, Alf Gouin, and Léo Fogler, who are among the “independents” working in opposition to John Chapman. Several outstanding riders will compete, including Piet Van Kempen, Bobby Wathour, Charley Winter, Dempsey, Grimm,
double the size of the Corsair, the trim, black yacht which has carried the Morgan flag for a number of years. But the new yacht is to be modeled according to the lines of that ship. The equipment of the new boat will be the last word in comfort and perfection, with high-speed obtained from powerful Diesel engines. This is the sixth expensive yacht which has been ordered in recent months in New York. SIX-DAY RACE BEGINS IN NEW YORK TONIGHT (Paris Times, Spécial Cable) NEW YORK, Sunday.—Fifteen teams are to start tonight in New York’s second six-day bicycle race of the winter season. The race is to be held at Kingsbridge Armory under the direction of Frank Curley, Alf Gouin, and Léo Fogler, who are among the “independents” working in opposition to John Chapman. Several outstanding riders will compete, including Piet Van Kempen, Bobby Wathour, Charley Winter, Dempsey, Grimm, Hill, Debaets, and Grandi. The management has announced that it will revert to the early practice of permitting spectators to remain in the armory as long as they choose. Thus there will be no bouts when the arena will be cleared and anyone who desires may stay at the track for the duration of the race. A nine-lap track will be used. Chicago Has Athletic Ambitions Ambitious programmes are of frequent occurrence in athletic undertakings these days, but that modern imitation of an old-time, free-shooting American frontier town, Chicago, is intent on a schedule which is to be nothing less than the super-superlative of ambition. It has to do with the Centennial Exposition to be held in Chicago in 1933. Coming as that will in the year following the Olympic Games in Los Angeles—the probable outcome of which is decidedly obscure, no matter from which angle one peers into the crystal ball of sports—it would seem that disappointment may afflict the blustery metropolis on Lake Michigan’s shores as its first hundred years become history. UPSETS MARK FOOTBALL CUP THIRD ROUND South of England Does Well at Expense of the North-East—60,000 See Chelsea Win. (Paris Times Spécial) LONDON, Sunday.—If more evidence
for the duration of the race. A nine-lap track will be used. Chicago Has Athletic Ambitions Ambitious programmes are of frequent occurrence in athletic undertakings these days, but that modern imitation of an old-time, free-shooting American frontier town, Chicago, is intent on a schedule which is to be nothing less than the super-superlative of ambition. It has to do with the Centennial Exposition to be held in Chicago in 1933. Coming as that will in the year following the Olympic Games in Los Angeles—the probable outcome of which is decidedly obscure, no matter from which angle one peers into the crystal ball of sports—it would seem that disappointment may afflict the blustery metropolis on Lake Michigan’s shores as its first hundred years become history. UPSETS MARK FOOTBALL CUP THIRD ROUND South of England Does Well at Expense of the North-East—60,000 See Chelsea Win. (Paris Times Spécial) LONDON, Sunday.—If more evidence were needed of the interest a Football Cup Tie can arouse in Great Britain, it could be found in the figures of attendances yesterday at Third Round matches. More than three-quarters of a million people attended the games, the record gate being at Stamford Bridge, where 60,000 people saw Chelsea triumph over Everton. This was a notable victory, because Chelsea is a Second Division team, and Everton a First Division eleven which won the championship last year. This was not the only surprise of the day. In the North-East there were many surprises, and they favored not the North-East. Sunderland, Newcastle, and Darlington all fell. Newcastle has been doing badly for some time past, but it was greatly to Swindon's credit that it won yesterday, as it did by 2-0. In the North, where more than half the competing clubs are still in the competition, did well. But it is the South that has most reason to consider events yesterday with satisfaction. Only two London teams and only four of all the Southern clubs which played were beaten outright. Three of them suffered defeat at the hands of other Southern teams. Five have to play again. Former Cup Winners “Out”.