The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 4

THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 I Shoot Straight For Sponsors NEWS 1 Picard Saves His Group By Prevailing In Masters' loumey liV liAllHY UllAVKON iMUuc. NKA Sf-rvicn Now llmi Uio playing prolrasirm- als linv'L- another long winter loin-, ami rciinneil to their re- spcllvc- oliiL.s, Iliusv; to Uir; Mluallon wuntlcrUij JILSL when' War llWrdl. Al ICHKL jH-Qwimit of I'l-iik-aloiial Golfers' AS.SII- Miy that, commercial of thf Ihii'iUf-n nil' iuijxirtuiit toiirnii- iiicnLs in whlc-h take ji 'I In: Ki-ralest arc hy factories, and tholr liriiii-ipal biisltiftss is to 'Hills, when llonry ankliul "ill In ivin (lie- Mn.s(rrs' nl AiigiLshi, was iir ille dear PHtli 'Em xjp Clasi! Hros. Picard is iiiciiilH'1- of llic in tlnvi; rival groiius. Teamed with him is blcaul Craig Wood.

The Chocolute Soldier just about saved liis squad in Ilio Mas- le.r.f. by tin- for Wood liaci nn olf Ralph Guldahl, 011 Hie oilier liaiid. is paid to see that Swat-a- Ball-n-Mile Co. "els none (lie worn of -rue United stales Oj)cn belongs (o one of the larger cliques, which includes Benny shute. S.im Sneiul, Johnny nevoltii.

cenc Sarajten, Jno- Spaclen, and Jimmy nines. Harry Cooper rcprescnUt'puU Hole Out. IDC. Abo working in outlifs interests are such luminaries as Bobby Jones. Hoi-ton Smith i'-idl Ruiiyan, Jimmy Tliomson Lawson Ijttle, nntl Sam Parks.

Giildnhl and Coojier tied fov Kccoiid in the two strokes back- or Picard. and Rimyan was fourth, which is a good" illustration of ho.v closely the factions fighl. it out. f.Vunpiic-alions Arise From (lolfers 1 ('Dm)nercial Sharks with the potent puucli lirctty pitch, imd touch Icclniiqiie are given retnincr fees by equip- nicnt houses. Each major victory brings $1000 or more to Uiem from tlieir sponsors.

The more they win, more their names mean on balls mid clubs. The combinations stick together like fraternity brothers. The Swat- ii-Bati-ii-MUc men do nothing to promote tlif Pik'h 'Em (Jp Close The Pitch 'Km Up Clow Uros-. lads barely speak to the Putt. Hole Outers.

For example, Suead picked up and stormed off the course in the Pasadena. Open. The incredible hill-billy explains that he had grown fired of being bracketed with Thomson, whose extra deliberation in more recent mouths would have made the slow game of the Cyril Walker of some yenrs ago seem last. But the trill Ii easily might hnve broil that since Snead swiped of Thomson's long-driving llniii- der, (he Swal-a-Ball-a-Mileis didn't, cure to have Thomson of the Putt. dole Outs trailing along find re-Heeling in the glory of While Sulphur Sam.

"Lot Thomson get his own lery." the Swat- a-Ball-a-Milcrs' siiokesman. who has taken young Snead under his wing. I'rofexsiorals Should r.eave I-'aelorics in Ijirker Room Some the big shots on the ottier side of the fence are a bit envious of the Snead who came with such a rush, it, seems. They're ie.sort.iiig to technicalities, at least. After had traversed a second course like a prairie fire In 1he third round of the Greater Greensboro Open, Runyan refused sisn his card.

The' little man jvilli Ihi- bij; SIXXMI Iliat, i Harry Cooper Cooper carves bis nnmr Sne.irt'.s cuddy had g-iunndcd (lie Siege Gun's bag in a water linuml on the eighth hole, the pi'iuiUy for which LS two It wouldn't have made any difference, anyway, for Swad's phenomenal 271 won by five strokes but other protests led lo the lo--al' officials asking the United States Golf Associntiou for strict Jnici-- pretation of the rule. Morton Uogue, chairman of the U. S. O. A.

committee, ruled in favor of Snead, on (he ground that, the water hazaixl was not defined, or something, but, incident, didn't make tilings any more pleasant among the money pliivers The professionals shouldn't lie fi-illclzetl for getting nil they ean hile Ihe good. Topnotctiers who "golf for S0 ld n-liaps get. less out of tounia- inciits than from any oilier source but provide (lie fame' Umt, makes the name Dial goes on balls and clubs. It. might be well for (lie p'rofes- slouals to pay more 'attention to their'game tai-lnries in tbe locker room.

Towns all over Great. Britain have installed automatic machines which dispense twopenny brickels of ice cream. Henry Vlcaril enry swings for Ralph Ouldalil putts for his tory. BV filtONDFIKI.l) NliA Kprviri- Smuts IVriter COLUMBUS. April forc Mat.

Mann anil Mike Pepjje are done (he famed fend between the Hntdelds and (he Coys win have looked like a couple of schoolboys nrguSng over some marbles. The Michigan-Ohio State rivalry has been a fierce one (or years, but no one ever suspected that the boys would get so heated up over Ineir swimming teams. Ami now that Ralph Flanagan the greatest swimmer in the country, has decided lo cm-oil at Ohio State next, fall, there has been additional fuel added to the names. Under Mnnn's guidance bus become esl.iblislied us (lie leading college lank team in (he coimlry. The Wolverines hndn't.

boon defeated in a duel meet in seven years mill) Mike Peppc's up- stait liuckeyes twice backwashed the Wolverines in dual engagements this past season. Maim suUercd further humiliation when the Ducks captured (ho Big Ten crown, but gained a meas- 1110 of revenge when the Wolves won tin 1 National Colleghite meet from the Scarlet by the slendei margin of one point. Tricks of (he Trade Came the National A. A. U.

championships and everybody pulling fast ones in an attempt lo walk off with llic biggest swimming plum of all. First Mann tried to use Jack Knsley, number ono breasl-stroker of a year ago. with his collegiate medley relay team. Kuslcy already has completed his Ihrcc-ycar span of varsity competition with the Wolves but is still in school. 1'eppc howled nml won his point.

Kasley was forbidden lo swim with Michigan's medley relay. Meanwhile, Pcpiic. with of talent available, entered two relay teams instead of the customary one. practically -assuring the Bucks of wimp points in the event. They luul to restrain Mnnn from jumping Into Ihe pool.

And then it was discovered Hint F-lnanngnn would desert the University of Texas to come lo Ohio State. It's no obscure fact thai Michigan and Ohio slate swimmers Fishermen! Regisfer Now for this Big OPENS MAY 1st CLOSES AUGUST 1st H5 IN CASH PRIZES BUY NOW! While liny ing Is Good! Yon will pay more In for the same type automobile 90 (lays from now. I9.1G Chevrolet Master Tovni Ra- (tOQC A Hc.ilcr tpjtfi) IH35 Fnnl V-8 Deluxe Coupe 931 Chrvrolrl roach. Only Tonl V-R Tndnr 31. 3S.

SG, 37, Kord. Dniler, Terrnphiir. All prices. i Rnsy GMAC Payment Plan Tom Little Chevrolet Co. Phone 633 RULES A I I con I os (, a 11 in register at our sloro to iiecoinc eligible for a prize.

Fish must bo caught with liook line, fly rod or casting rod', live 01- artificial bail. Those caught, on (rot lines, in or nets will not htv RULES i )i ni ti si I) caught within a mile radius of B)y- Ihcvillc lie twee May 1st and August 1st lo be eligible for a prize. Weighing of any fish J'or a prize must be done at otu- store or in the presence of an employe of Ilnbbard's on approved scales. CC FOK THK ftr FOR THK FOR TUP RIGfJIOST HASS WlHGRRST CRA1VIB $5 IJinGEST BREAM HUBBARD HARDWARE CO. u'llils 1 Mf With Coup In IIAIIItV (illAVSON ICdUnc, Miya I hid Ilwuy ill i-iirii win twii mil-id rlnuiiplumhlpri within i- iii-st (iiiiiiiit'i.

Mi-ade l.s wild )(s 'HIIUII, ft-hll -l lm -iu-iiey llovs If, Kiimihi (lie 1 1 Slmliimi, ''vi'lil he i-cpels AriiislroDK lio.v Ambers for iiu. iixhtweliihi. June Muiili- Ju 0 Iliaivy years mi- unlhlin. iiistiiim. IU MSI la make ilu- -11, cl( u-elii'i- () AinlH-rs Is In -i- AnnslroiiM ll Si-jil Allll)l "if ruler.

pmtlnjj over Dils amp, "'I'OHed lo have i-iliu-lied thi- ii sclnnellnn linn- the 10 is lo have Inken it way now Hint In- has all n'iT'7 if lc sw iiH-r in the country. lies! Sinn- is jml that, prob- He grunli-sl Dlcre of sivlimnlim iimchliu'iy Welssiiiiillpi- lit," -piMvei-nn, lls movements ihvoiii'h tile mder RK ls sll)00 i VTI'llllll Xllllli. He ovi-i-sliiulows the nnlloii''; mWdle dtalnncc com Coaches at the A. A. U.

meet c-laiui- wl you couldn't Ijeat lt ht mi anchor tied uround his mlddl" Snorts wrilcis in the prcw se c- oKlrcw nmnlwrs out of lli fnendly little botilinf pool nean swam inuc mmihcr th' the 500-yiird event. Without heforo the race even Marled, Ihey ssct tho M-iap of 23 for New York in return (or tlii'lr (hi-, 1-IHi series of undent's, Mike- an- cobs is said (o have iij'omlsed thii New York lloxlnn Commission tluu OH- milllim-ikillur heavyweight n- .1 lUltl-Nlli'i tlVllll'S Ulnl dtli'l'li. I AlCII (III llllslllesf believes Kim mid ArmMnmi; will KHM mv mil mill HIM m. umis DIIM mmlcl to with 'lint In' ii'llevil the Clili'uKoan dl dlmlcin. 'I he uin-udy UK duel.

(he liltlr IIMIII nun- Terrible TI'I Kill Mil il the nei In eiii-li Mart. l.l'jlk Ills-lory, ts Mow lmsi "ml 11 here flu' f( i( nniinh I.IIM,,,. wrili'ii, umoululeil I vi'ini. will dike the Alter I Anili: will n-palr ID Or, "'i III llnil a.Mliit! look In his uiinuni' HIM I awitiiM (imvla I'lirnhnl of Cliuiniiloiis ill die Clniiiiiils Aitiiusl. dliln'i 'Mil' liny mm K1( i-iivii imlnl.s ID the Curl thut.

Idiss IMll till- t.V|H' Illlll 1 oplioneiK. and Mi.spetls lluil Ann- sliwiB will whu slands lliimmi'i-iiiii iii-iu-y Is (him up" Meacle ll.al Ihe hns knocked out or .10 in l-l inondis can KO llrkuty-splll lor 15 roiiiKls. osii llnslips. He to consl for' l.ivo minutes end, round. Mi-ncle us- seil.s dim consiinir May 20.

Slilki-s finlil ciulilni sioiif While the otrieinl rantvads stnli- tlml Itaw mid AmiKtronK are bos- liiK ill 1-17 IKMIWI.S. hiitv vntc iiKiwnients mlllnu Tiir Hoss to ov anil Ai'iiislrolir of more, niul encli IUIH i a $5000 (orrelt. Hoss 1 niitiiriil wdghi 2i rtrinslroiin, rroak at making jvclghi. srnlrd 1:13 (rounds In Hut- U'li HB Lew l-'eldnmn at the New York Hippodrome the other nli'hl Hiid In ahllc Ztvlc In lie ro it live nlshls previously. I lie Little Urowu Uomlipr nlwnys works rounds In dvess- me room before nnrt Mentlc Insists (lint any win tic dispensed wllh tn tluit fii.shloii.

Monde had $170,000 In Helen Hull rul) fl uiul i-il Slalrt, woiHi-n'fl singles leu- 11 1 a (vi Houth- ll i Hiu Miritii; niillini.iy. wlilli- nmnunliU! I.yiu'h, (he old tjiintiini in uiaai. Ktniit. Kdwiird hail In iiock a milrli tlml l.ynt'li m( (jiven lilni to get out of Mew York In 1927. flc moved to Cleveland Ho letl Cleveland In dbgiiit two years ngo niul drove to Los All- plus o.

0. D. As matter of fact, lie borrowed the few sealskins required for the (jfisollne wliicli look wlial passed for a rnearra or con- (o southern California. tint Mcnde is hack -In the Wp Mips, and he entitled to bo tlic-rc. rt, wns his knowledge of 'tlml jiiil him tack on lite inns, llo saw Armstrong In Au.

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