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SST raa consrcANA DAILY SUN, FRIDAY, JANUARY DROPPING ON POSSIBILITY NATIVE SON WINNING TEXAS OPEN SIX TOP MEMBERS GOLF NOMADS ARE ClAIMEDJY STATE i LEADING AMATEURS OF THE STATE TO ENTER BRACKENRIDGE PARK PLAY SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 27. on a Texan or Iwlnning the Texas open fgolf classic at Brackenridge here Feb. 9-12 drop a Ipoint or two each time the pros tee off on current swing. Six outstanding members of Ithe wandering band are claimed 'by Yexas.

I Smilln' Dick Metz once of West Texas and now sensation of the winter tour, 'started teaching the game for 'pay in this state. Metz, who has iiwon the Oakland, San Francisco play and Lakeside tourneys 'in succession on the Pacific coast, Awlll tee off the favorite here of his knowledge of tho Itricky Municipal course. 5 Local golf fans, however, will a ticket on Jimmy Dcmaret Sof Houston, recent winner of the jLos Angeles open and second ililgh money winner behind Metz. Suemaret, a powerful slugger Who Splays the middle, recently blazed the par layout In i Ralph Guldahl Entered National open champion Ralph tGuldahl of Dallas, will Join tho iband here. It was on this same course and in the Texas open sev- ieral years ago that Guldahl, a ilanky Dallas amateur, turned pro- Freckled Byron Nelson of Fort "Worth, who once shared honors with Gus More" -rjand, also knows the Bracken- Bridge course and has finished tho leaders In other Texas 'opens.

Another Fort Worth prod- "uct, Ben Hogan, now registered White Plains, N. has ilbeen tagged the most likely looking youngster in the pro ranks. Llghthorse Harry Cooper, for- a Dallas Municipal player, Sand golf's mechanical man, found i Brackenridge Park, with its tight iff airways and hazards, to his Ilk-, sing, i Amateur Talent Listed. it The usual array of Texas talent also will including Smith, Speo Goldman, nDon Schumacher and Jack Mun- iger. Tournament Manager Reuben ifAlbaugh said he expects Denny JShute, former National P.

G. A. 1 champion; Gefie, Sarazen, Paul Runyan and Frank Walsh to join the tour here. i' First of the nation's big money open tournaments, the Texas open jwas revived this year through the efforts of the San Antonio Golf Association, comprised of several hundred players who staged nu- merous tournaments and talnmcnts to raise the $3,000 award fund. SPORTS ROUNDUP By EDDIE BHIETZ jj NEW YORK, Jan.

uMike Jacobs has given up on find- Sing a white kind will do now, and very much obliged to Mike's best bet for a mer show Is to toss the Messrs. Jj Baer, Galento, Pastor and Nova at Louis all in one evening, then tj close up shop until Patrick Ed- Sfward Comiskey sheds this swad- clothes Jimmy Wood of the Brooklyn Eagle's thinks Joe could belt out four of these gents at one sitting without once referring to the script Me and you bofe, boy. It Is no longer a mystery why so many heavyweights (Levlnsky and old George Godfrey are the latest) aro turning wrestlers Just look at these out-going cards: Sohmellng Lewis 2.29....San Francisco papers got their first peek at Larry Mac- Phall anad found him "red-headed and full of was guaranteed $15,000 to play pro football at Plttsbugh last year, but voluntarily returned $6,000 of It when he learned the Pirates finished In tho red Well played, Whiz, as they say at Hox- Galento guest-star- for the Wdrld-Telegram on piece was By Antonio Galento, author lot 'Tanks for everything" and "T.en Nights In a Bar.room," Item: "Philadelphia Athletics will have the best lighted In the majors next season." (, better to see Vthe seven American league clubs, wy dears. Sonja Henle and Bess Ehrhardt don't exactly belong to tho mutual admiration they toss their pretty heads when paths folks It's because when Bess and ir Ice follies opened in Los Anile hit on the night Pitch tho biggest party of her mpled career, and Invited all the the big shots Couldn't bo in two places at the jaflje time and somebody's feel- were wouldn't is Known those ptares rather Announcement Dr. A.

R. Johnson OPTOMETRIST Has Moved to His New Location at COLLIN STREET C' Formerly at Mitchell A McAfee's SPEED EXPERT By Jack Sards Leo CM1CA60 SPBBP AMP OF A I9MO RECORD 6RGAXIM6- TtME CF 43.7 p' TfclALS ONE GOOD MATCH ON THURSDAY NIGHT'S WRESTLING CARD One good match featured the wrestling card In the downtown arena Thursday night, but It was not billed as the main event. The main event was a team match between Red Rodgers and the Rfjjl Devil, masked grappler, and Frankle Frogge and Harry Caddell. This feature, while somewhat lively, brought nothing to be lesired to the wrestling profession. It was a slam-bang-sham affair found Rodgers and the Devil winning the event by taking first and third falls.

Frogge' and Caddell took the middle event. M. O. Rlke was the referee and his unpopularity amqng local wrestling fans was Increased If possible. In the other event, Doug Henderson and Toby Smith went to a draw In a 45-mlnute time limit, three-fall go.

Smith, who has leretofore been the one ethical member of the three wrestling Drothers. joined other members of his family as a rough and tricky matman last night It brought him the first fall but ho was dealt plenty of punishment and then pinned In the second fall by Henderson. They wrestled the remainder of the time without another fall. Rick Ferrell Likes New Type Baseball; Is Sold on Tigers SARASOTA. Jan.

Rick Ferrell of the WasIVlngton Senators sees the new baseball adopted last month as a boon to American league pitchers. "When a ball with raised seams Is used you aren't going to find so many hurt arms." Ferrell said. "That's the trouble now. A pitcher has to throw his arm away trying to get some unnatural delivery to fool the batter. "But give him a ball he can grip and you'll see better baseball and fewer ailing arms." Ferrell predicted the Detroit Tigers would be the most Improved club in the American league this year.

"I like their getting Pinky Hlg- from the Red Sox," he explained. "And Schoolboy Rowe will be back." Short right DENVER, Jan. It took Joe Caster two days to hitchhike from Chuorwater, to Denver Elks Amateur Boxing tournament. It tooJc Bill Gray of Denver, another 147-pounder, less than two rounds to knock him out last night. Ice Skating DIANE CUMMINGS 1 Anthm' 01 "Flpurc SkaUno A.

Uubbu" What can you do to become a good plain skater? After the first two or three times on the ice, try to take longer steps. Learn to sway from side to side with the music-. Then find out how to cut corners (how to turn) forwards. Then how to cut corners backwards. Then you 'are ready to begin figure skating.

Wayne Rideout Tops List Special Event NEW YORK, Jan. Wayne Rideout of North Texas State Teachers college leads off a lists of the complete six man field that will start in the two- thirds mile run in the Millrose A. A. track meet Fob. 4 In Madison Square Garden.

The run is a new event on the Millrose program. Rideout set a three-quarter mile record of 3:00.3 last summer. Running aRainat him will be Leslie Mac- Mitchell, New York freshman; Howie Borck of the 69th regiment A. National 00-meter champlonS; John Borican of the Shore A. Elberon, N.

Melvern Trutt, University of Indiana, and Phil Graves, New York A. C. Basketball Us College Games. Becatur Baptists 43, Vort Worth Diamond Hill 24. Daniel Baker 39, St, Edwards' U.

37. Paris Junior College 44, Marshall College 31. High School Games. Dallas Tech 29, Forest Avo'nue (Dallas) 20. Woodrow Wilson (Dallas) 40, Ennis 7.

Waxahachte 23, Red Oak 13. Start Grid Workouts. WACO, Jan. Baylor Boars launched spring grid training yesterday with a squad of 65 reporting, including 12 lettermen and a crew of likely sophomores. Windshield Wiper Service Don't take nhanceit while It Is raining.

If your windshield wiper does not work, drive to us, we can repair It. Our prices are very reasonable. TAYLOR MAGNETO HOUSE Charter An Interurban FOR YOUR NEXT GROUP TRIP Keep the Crowd Together. Is More Fun. Ask Our Agent For Special Group Rates, Etc.

BOW-AND-ARROW HUNTER HAS GONE INTO WOODS AGAIN DALLAS, Jan. Bow- and-arrow hunter Charles "Tex" Stone has gone to the woods again. Items on his list include mountain lions, bobcats, bear, javellna and 1,500 latter without benefit of arrows. Stone, expedition director for the Chicago Academy of Science, said six camps would be used to bag the specimen for Chicago Museum of Natural History. Camps will be made near Uvaldc.

Hcbrowville, on the Pccos river about 50 miles west of Del Rio, near Alice, In tho Chlsos mountains of the Big Bend near Ter- HnRua, and In tho Davis mountains near Fort Davis. The larger specimen, Stone said, will be taken with bow-and-arrow. The hunter, who disdains use of firearms, some months ago went Into the wilds of northern Mexico and bagged a jaguar which been playing havoc with livestock. Killing specimen with arrows, Stone explained, is preferable because a bullet usually leaves a ragged hole where It emerges and because the skillful use of bow-nnd-arrow will leave only one hole In the specimen whereas a bullet usually pierces the animal. Tho Chicago museum's collection of Texas anlmnls Is about 20 per cent complete "and it Is up to us to fill In he remainder" on tho 4 1-2-month expedition.

Stone snid. Quarry will include even the rare jumping mice of the Big Bend area. At thn same time, Texas animals will be photographed In their native habitats. Prints will be given to the state department of education, Stone said. Tho mounted animals will bo installed in the museum In whnt he termed "family groups" their natural setting.

Notice to Road Machinery Dealers Sealed bids for one or more motor maintenance machines, 30 IT. F. or morn, will bo received by the Navarro county commissioners court until 10 n. Monday, Fob. 13, 1930 A.

with one or more to be traded In. The balance will be cash payment. All rights Bid must be accompanied by certified check for per cent of bid. E. Y.

CUNNINGHAM, County Auditor. ARTHUR DONOVAN INSISTS JOE LOUIS GREAT SLUGGER REFEREE SAYS MUST BE IN RING WITH BOMBER TO KNOW REAL POWER By GAYLK TALBOT NEW YORK, Jan. who wants to get tough about the suggestion that JOG Louis could have whipped Jack Dempscy when the Old Mauler wns In his prime Is Invited to take the matter up with Arthur Donovan, who rcferreed eight of the present champion's fights, Including the sorry affair of Wednesday night. Donovan, who Is a large, salty Individual and a boxing Instructor during business hours, still says unqualifiedly that the Joe Louis of today Is the greatest fighter who ever drew on a glove, and that he would have given even the Dempscy of Toledo a whaling. The general description of Donovan Is Inserted for the benefit of any too violent admirer of Dcmpscy who might think of try- ling to make Arthur swallow his words.

"I still say I know more about what Joe Louis docs to a man than anybody else because I've been right next to him while he was doing It," said Donovan. "Not only seeing it but hearing his blows land. I say that Joo Louis who smashed up Schmcling and John Henry Lewis could have beat any fighter who ever lived. Including Dempsey. Heforco Proves Point.

"What has ho got that Dempsey didn't have? Fundamentals. He has everything. Dempsey had only strength and speed and a punch, but not a harder punch than Joe's. Dempsey was not a natural fighter. Why, that left jab of Joe's alone would have been enough to boat him." Arthur was asked if he noticed that the champion didnt' use his famous jab a single time against Lewis.

"Yes, he did use It," Donovan dissented. "He jabbed him a hard one on the nose Inside the first five seconds. It probobly would have broken your nose." The press wanted to argue the point. The unanimous impression of the rlngslders had been that Joe's first tentative jab had fallen short an inch or more. "That proves exactly the point I'm trying to make about Louis," said the country's top referee.

"You've got to be in there to realize how he'tears a man up. That jab landed so hard I even heard it and it jarred John Henry clear to his heels, but I'll bet not two poople in the crowd knew it. That's how fast that boy 1 Del Mar Tournament Gets Top Swingers DEL MAR, Jan. (Pi Nation's leading golf professionals pulled up at the last stop on the Calfornla winter tournament trial today and took final practice shots before launching into the third annual $3,000 amateur-pro event staged by Singer Bing Crosby Play In the 36 hole tournament at the nearby Rancho Santa Fe golf club begins tomorrow and winds up Sunday. Fred Corcoran, manager of the Professional Golfers association, tournament bureau, said that virtually every crack pro was there with the exception of the winner of the first two Crosby tournaments, Sam Snead.

Dick Metz of Chicago, winner of the San Francisco match play and Oakland open, and Smiling Jimmy Dcmaret of Houston, who won the Los Angeles open, headed the delegation of pros. Collegians Favored In All-Star Battle SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ranging from 2 to 1 nnd 1 to 7 favored the college all- stars today to beat the pro all stars In the Knights of Columbus charity football game here Sunday. The fact that Davey O'Brien the Texas Christian University passing master, would start nt left halfback for the Collegians, sent the odds their way. On the other side of the lino playing the left half position for the Pros will be Billy Patterson from Baylor, making his pro debut.

In practice the Pros have not appeared to be as well organized as the Collegians. FOR SAFETY An everyday mistake Is the neglect of mnor Injuries In tho home. Cuts, bruises and scratches should be properly treated at once to avoid Infection and complication. The most satisfactory method of hygienic treatment Is with one of our medically approved home treatment kits. They aro complete and Inexpensive necessities.

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HADWOOD EVANS, OSIIKOSII, Wis. BASKETBALL AUTHORITIES AT U. OP KANSAS DAVE ELMAN, or NEW YORK, AND CLARENCE E. SHAW, OF Gio HARBOR, WASHINGTON REMARKS He planted an iron deer near his farm house, to draw gunners' fire from himself and his family. They added a new course to the curriculum: to teach co-eds how to become "sports spectators." It Installed radios on street cars, so riders could keep up with athletic events.

After careful consideration, members changed an ordinance so women now may swim without bloomers in Chicago. He proposed Big Ten schools hire ten football coaches, at the same salary, and rotate them every four years, thereby giving coaches permanent tenure and peace of mind. They broke up all black lines on their court with 2-inch squares of white paint, thereby making the boundaries perfectly visible. They brought rooster-racing to Madison Square Garden. Dot, a rooster, ran 35 feet in 8 seconds to win the race.

SPORT NOTES By PAUL MOORS Sun Sports Editor Owner r. r. Wrlgloy of the Chicago loss National league champions, may have some trouble with some of his players on salary Is generally known that some of the boys ara not well-pleased with the contracts received nnd it Is also known that Wrlgley was -not too well pleased with the performance of hit boys In the World's Series against the New York It Is generally the cose that when a club wins the championship, most of the boys got raises In salaries, but It appears the Cubs will not" bo treated In the customary has let It bo known that If some of the players ihow up like they may during the nenaon, adjustments In salaries will be considered. In other words, Wrigley has tentatively committed himself to pay bonuses if he believes the boys are deserving of additional members of the New York Yankees may not get such princely salaries In the future since the death of Col. Jacob Barrow, business manager for years and now president, has always been harder for the players to get big salaries from than the does not go to the spring training camps with the club as did the Colonel, but remains in New York the Colonel would relent and give the boys raises after going to the spring training site.

Officials of the San Antonio school hoard and Vice President William neWItt of the St. Louis Browns, owners of the- San Antonio basehnll franchise, are slated to confer today with reference ot the renewal of a len-so of Tech Field for use of the Antonio Missions of the Texas Inside and out the new 1939 Firestone Air Chief Radios have been designed to make them an outstanding buy. There is a Firestone radio for every need -r be sure to see and hear these amazing radios. it tf. nwritn our NatmurUt B.

CRlJ Nttuv Tout In the Flteiione Volet of Firm Radio Froitim twin MCB durioi noon hour AirrO SOPPLYi SERVICE STORES R. O. HJNNBY, Manager. Telephone 80. Ub ana Main Coralcamt, Texai Browns' authorities Intimated several days ago the franchise might be moved from San Antonio If satlslactoryy terms could not 'be reached with the school authorities thrcnt.

however, Is generally tut. merely a hluff In an effort to got tho rent lowered for tho Missions. Jimmy Foxx, Boston Red Sox first sacker nnd leading American league swatter in 1938, signed his 1939 contract is believed he will receive $30,000 this year. was paid $23,000 In butter! and for the third time in his career was voted the most vaiua-io man in the league. Alexender Hamilton school In CORSICANA AND WACO TO CLASH ON LjCAL COURT RIVAL TIGER PACKS TO MEET AT JUNIOR GYMNASIUM 7:30 P.

M. Corslcana and Waco Tigers will clash tonight at 7:30 o'clock on the junior high school gym court for their second basketball battle of the current week. Waco won, 24-14 In a ragged contest at Waco Monday evening and the mentors of both clubs believe their charges will present better type of play this evening. These two traditional rivals will probably engage in a sensational contest on this occasion. Waco will be paying the second game of the day as that cub met the Austl igh Maroons in Waco this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.

Pete Creasy Named Captain By Bears WACO, Jan. basketball team, now in third place in the Southwest conference, named Pete Creasy, letterman forward from. Waco, as captain yesterday. The bears are gunning for the second spot In the confercnco in their game tomorrow night with Rice Institute at Houston. Creasy is a Junior.

Garcia Steps Up Notch HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 27. Garcia, hard hitting Los Angeles steps out of his role as the nation's No 1 welterweight title challenger tonight and tries his hand in the middleweight division aganist rugged Dick Foster of San Francisco. Houston set sonio liiml of a scoring record Thursday with a 138-37 victory over the James Deady Hamilton school has won thn Houston, iunlor high city Hamilton player scored at least 16 points and three made 20 or more points each. has won nine straight conference games this winter.

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