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LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1930. NINE A. on Journal Team GOLF COURSE NEAR WYMORE y. s. in BY KNUTE EOCKNE IS NO.

1 ALL TOURNAMEN Away back centuries ago phi' iSIlNDfiPLnY losophera used to argue at great length aa to whether or not a TILDEN I PRO RANKING 930 SELECTION 1 chicken upon being hatched instinctively scratched, or whether the 'mother had to teach the chicken to scratch. The argument BIG BILL STUDIES TEN- IN BOTH CLASSES NIS OF EUROPE. was finally broken up by the In 18-2 Balkline Billiard Champ A 1 Strongest Teams in After-ican Zone Meet in First Match This Year. My VINCENT RICHARDS. Caw rlt tit.

N.A.N.A. Next to the United States, the trusion, a lowbrow who suggested that they might watch aa Professional Championship egg hatch and see what happens, Lincoln, Hastings, York and It may seem funny to read an in France Gives Him. a Chance to Weigh It First Hand. article on antiques by a steamfit-ter or an article on early Italian Kearney Boys on First Quintet. strongest nation entered to, the renaissance art by a truck driver, but no more amusing than reading 'on article on how detrimental ath By WILLIAM T.

II. CrlfMJlM, ,7 N. A. N. A.l NICE, FRANCE The profes letics ars to the college men, writ ten by some flat chested chap who sional championship at Beaulieu AUBURN UNDS TWO PLACES Andrews and Risse Placed never took part in athletics.

gave me an opportunity to stuay As to the question of whether or the class of tennis played by the not college athletics are detnmen leading professionals of the world, tal to the Individual college man, ana compare with that of the I would suggest that they be en- on First String- of Class Browniea Sweep to Title. American son Davis cup matches is Canada. Thru the draw, Canada will face the United States to the first round. Last year the United States and Canada met to Montreal, -and the United States had no great difficulty in winning, altho Canada proved far from a This year, with Canada's added experience, its representatives should be all the worthier as opponents, tho I do look for any upset The Canadian team in all probability will be picked from a squad including Jack Wright WUJard Crocker, Dr. Arthur Ham.

and Marcel Ratnvllle, with Wright and Crocker as the singles players. There is a possibility Wright will not play, as he said last year, fol and Wymore on a clear day. The physical contour of the land is pronounced all that can be desired for a golf course. The hills are not so steep that they are hard to negotiate, yet rolling enough to make the game interesting. In fact there is a shot for every club in the gofer's bag.

The club house, a spacious neatly painted frame structure, reconstructed from the farm home in which the owner was born, is given more to comfort than to an elaborate show of extravagance. It occupies a beautiful setting, in a blue grass lawn, among cedars and cottonwoods, with ample automobile parking space, and is located Just north across the roadway from the course, beat amateurs. MORE A new nine-hole golf course, has been planned and laid out by Herman Trauernicht Wymore business man, and will be dedicated March 30, weather permitting, by a grand opening and gathering of golf ganaesters. The course will be known as the Fairview golf course, la ideally located three miles southeast of Wymore, only half a mile off the graveled Cornhusker highway, on ground that originally was a part of the famous Otoe Indian reservation in the early days of Gage county, but which has been under a high grade of cultivation for the past half century, which lies high and beautifully rolling and from the crest of which can be seen Barneston, Liberty, Blue Springs, Only Vincent Richards, How swered by the college alumni who took part in athletics in undergraduate days. Their answer would be truthful, being based on actual experience and might have a little real bearing on te ques CLASS A SELECTIONS.

First Team Sacooa Turn. ard Klnsey and (BjPsctncn AUantlcl Ayrs. Lincoln Harvey Witt. Lincoln (C) to) V. uruun, Ksarney grass were missing, and each Sbaa, Jaastlnaa Lunney, York tion.

(Copyright, 1930.) Percy Collins is shown above with eup preserved to him after he won the 18-2 balkline billiard tournament Collins has now won undisputed possession of the national amateur 18-2 billiard championship for the fifth time after beating Edgar Appleby. Loot Nrwman Grov FaJirnbrucbr Creta StennsU, MeOook of these men's games' I know Panelc, Ksamsy Yelkln, Lincoln well. HnormMc Mention. Forwards: Wlllsy. Oanava: Ston, Crete Certain facts were definitelv Bin Tildes Wlnqulst, Holdrega; QUletts, Jackson; Rn- fessionals, who have now chosen lowing; me tie wiui ue united States, that he was going to retire from Davis Cup competition.

kln, coiumBus; smiw. jacaaon; n. jonn-son, Newman Grort; Myers, Grand la land. norne in upon me. The first and Gates as their dictator.

They felt outstanding one is the difference CAMPOLO HARDEST TAP But I am convinced that when they play. They may think they are outfielders and turn out to be inf ielders. tell all their friends that and Hahn the better passer and floor man. Take your choice. Horskv.

without a doubt was Centers: Kooes, trete; Kunn, Boyd. Cbadron; Heuer, Hutlngi; Okllowny, Holdrrm; Uutenon, Lincoln. that part of their professional work would be supplanted by us the call comes Wright will be on Between the class of tennis played by the pros of Europe and those wimnir. uncon nurwwxi one of the best floor men in the York; Cox, Kearney; Anthony, Grand of the United States. Only the three men I mentioned above, of tourney.

He is Class A caliber they are catchers and find themselves playing the infield or sign up as infieldera and be sent in to Ditch. Nebraska Battler Goes Into and would be a valuable addition hand. He Is clearly the best player in Canada, and baa been for some years. Altho he lost both his singles to John Hennessey and John Van Ryn last year, he carried Hennessey to four sets and almost fall the pros in the United States, ing metal snaits, uut it aia not turn out that way, as they were able to celt just as many clubs without having to make them by Many profentlonala and such amateur stars as Bobby Jones still prefer hickory sticks for feel and distance. couia stand for a minute against Walter Berger to the to 'any squad.

Offlll, College View's star guard, can be counted on for a good defensive game and the standard of play shown at Victorio's Home Town and Scores Knock-out Win. Braves at St. Petersburg, judgment of the ability of these men. Only I think it There is tremendous among all professionals in the proposed open tournament I had a long' talk with Karel Kozeluh about the United States open, and, if it is held, he assured me that he and his brother Joseph, the Burke brothers and probably Ra-millon, Najuch and Plaa would be over to compete. The Pro Invasion.

Should that group come, and should Richards, Snodgrass, Klnsey and Wesbrook play in the United States, it would require the ueauueu. his height comes in bandy unuer confident that he was an outfielder and a pretty good one, too, for he batted .335 for Los Angeles, while playing the outfield in the Pacific the hoop. Some of the other leading for to live, and during the summer he defeated some of the best young United States players In the Canadian championships. John Doeg and Frank Shields, both members The professional golfers associa The interesting angle to this is that Richards, Klnsey and Snc-d-grasa attained their skill as amateurs, and turned professional only after their ability was proved. wards were Bauman, College View; BY VICTORIO CprrlM 1S.

hj N. A. N. A. tion has been progressing for many years; especially of late under the Svoboda and Sands, Barneston; Inland Hoemer.

tiaitinsi; Jornan, jatn-on; y. lolinaon, hewrnan Orova. CLASS B. 8CLKCTI0NS. Flrnt Tam Second Team.

first Team K. Andrtwi, t. C) Eno, CoL View Auburn f. Sroboda, Barneaton Ltannahrof Rlavt, AuhurA Barnenton Offlll, College View L. Mort, Venango Horaky.

IC) Miller, Hartlogton BkTSMtOS HenoraMe Mentien. Forwkrda; D. Laraon; Satchel), ImpeHal; Caratensen, Curtla Aggiea; Bandi, Barnea-ton; Bauman, College View; Evana, Le-bannoo; Rob, David City, Nelaoa, Danne-brog. Centera: Roaenberger, Bartington; Bund, Wayne; Orvlhmtn, Venango; IMy, IJafld City; Scott, College View. Guards i Myera, How Da; Gottredion, College View: Skewea, Imperial; Kempton, Curtis Agglea; Zook, Barnaaton; L.

Auburn. Coast league last summer, mciua I was hit the hardest in my life in? fortv home runs in nis nits. of the first ten, fell before him In the semifinals and finals, Satchell, Imperial; Larson, Mead; Carstensen, Curtis Aggies; Eno, with a first punch, a left swing, Such men as George Agutter, Jimmy Burns, McNeaL Heston and presidency or Alex rine or, uia Elm club, Chicago. Since the day when Andrew Carnegll had to import a professional from Scotland landed by Monte Munn, of Ne College View; Evans, Lebanon; Manager McKechnie needs hitting strength in his infield so he told Berger to forget about being an outfielder until he a chance Wood, excellent teachers tho they braska, in our flirht in Buenos Roh, David City ana xseison, jjan- When He's On Top. On the form Wright showed in are, are not in the same class as presence of Cochet, La Coste and Aires.

Mav 25. 1928. to get tutelage in the game or nis players, with the average profes Borotra to give the amateur ele It was my seventh professional winning the championship of to show his aptitude for third base nebrog. There was a wealth of fine centers besides Risse and Hahn. ment a chance to hold back tne fatherland, clubs have sprung up everywhere and the ranks of the tutors have increased.

right. i naa no pro doubt 1 coma Canda be should be a aanrerous opponent for the young players from the United States who will Some of them are Rosenberger, play. If the big fellow makes a reasonably good showing he will have a chance to grow better thru practice under fire. I watched the ethics of the tour beat Munn. He Likewise the Standing of the nament at Beaulieu closely, and I bear the brunt of the American professional has advanced since was a powerrm Hartington; Scott, College -View; Doty, David City; Sund, Wayne, and Orothman, Venango.

By WALTER E. DOBBINS, sE have never seen finer sportsman zone ties. Crocker, while hot as sional in Europe. I believe the( reason for this condition is the professional tournaments, of which Europe boasts a number. Thus there is a chance for competition for these professionals which the United States pros lack.

Grew Up in Game. there was an open revolt at Mid 4 giant; the big Four of the ranking high school ship shown thruout an event than gest fighter to Mort Venango and Miller oi Berger is not uniiKe isod jueusei in build and action. He is two inches over six feet and weighs Just lothian club during the national open tourney of 1924 against quints in Nebraska prep school that which characterised the pro visit our country Hartington were a pair of excel basketball placed men on The fessional meeting. treating the clubmakers like lack- 3 since we adopted good as Wright can nevertheless play first class tennis when, he is on top of his game, and be has given Wright many a close hattle. He isn't quite as aggressive as bis under two hundred pounds.

Meusel Journal's 1930 all-star first team; evs and barring them from the the sport. Gotfredson, College view; zoohv reversed- the process "starting uut For the first time on au tne many occasions I have watched clubhouse, an old English custom, two members of Coach Harold Barneston Skewes, Imperial; Then the European professional Now the professional has tne is far more scientific and, experi pro tennis, I was convinced by Breaulleu that it can be and will Kempton, Curtis Aggies ana Andrews, Auburn, are deserving same standing with his clients, pu Browne's st a-te champion Lincoln After a our instructions from" Del Solar, referee, we went to it Before I could form any enced than most of our American pros. The majority of the Euro- plls in golf and purchasers' of golf be a real success. The open cham of more than passing mention. as a third baseman and reaching major league stardom as an outfielder.

Husky Third Sacker. Other changes positions are in the making. Detroit has a broth of a boy, Henry nine squad being teammate, ana nasnt as mucn stuff on the ball, but his strokes are clean cut and made with good form, and he is capable of making trouble for any one who takes bim lightly. supplies, aa has any other mer kpean pros have grown up in tennis pionship will be- a step along the road of progress and one which chandiser of knowledge or goods, awarded honors along with a rep- Mvntc Mann. His opinion is sought on virtually idea how Munn shaped up he resentative from Rain vine ana ut.

Mam were ooin all subjects by officers or tne ciud and his social status is equal to teen years old but six feet, three will meet public interest and approval. I unreservedly state that I hope it will be held In the United States and that all this great group of European pro stars will York, Kearney 'and Hastings that of any member. 4 -WIS I as bail-boys and assistant instructors, and finally have graduated to professional teachers. Only a few such thoroly experienced men exist in the United States. The outstanding examples are Agutter, McNeaL Burns and A gutter's former assistant Heston.

One cannot place-such men as Rich members of the Canadian team last year, and are likely to make serious bids for a position again, particularly In the event Wright and one-half Inches in height and weighing 210 pounds, who says he highs. The total ot proieseion- Lincoln swept als In golf accessories alone is come to compete on our courts. N'taru all tourftey estimated to be J12.00O.OOO annually In addition to fees for teach opposition line a felled me with a smash behind my right ear. I crashed to the canvas but didn't have enough sense to slay down. I got up at two, wob-- bly and rubber legged.

It was the first time in my life I had been groggy from a punch. I kept on my feet by Instinct I didn't know what I was doing, and I didn't remember a things. Felipe, my younger brother, who was in mv corner, told me later that in Is a first baseman. Bucky Harris says possibly so but there is also a chance that he is a third baseman, so the New York lad has been playing third in the Detroit should not play. ur.

nam represented Canada in the matches last year, teaming with Wright against I.M Wilt. PR0FESS1 Miami hurricane defeating Sidney, Former Major League Star ards, Klnsey, Snodgrass and Wes-brook in this class because thev ing. This amount Includes only 60 percent of the total sales, as department stores and others sell York, Hastings and Kearney to take the title. Tom Elliott's Kear bring to pro tennis an even more Van Kyn ana Hennessey, ana iw lng a set from them. There are some-, who- think Wright "and Crocker made a better team than anv other Canada can muster, but ney flippers put up a stiff fight for Sayi Lefty Grove Taut- est Pitcher in Na-1 tional Game.

valuable asset, tne experience EADMi vast quantities of links gooas. xne professionals however get about 75 a half but wilted after Fanek let! gained in match play as amateurs the battleground. The second thing which was percent or tne oetter traae, as members of the private clubs buy the Dominion officials know their Les Witte, star Capital City for BY BRIAN BELL. own the fifth round I hit Munn twice with rights to the chin; he was ready to be knocked out but I did not realize it ward, was easily the class of the largely. from their golf maestro, brought to my observation is the lack of variety in the professional style.

All these men stand behind Rearardless whether canaaa ae- ALBERT R. GATES FIRST NEW YORK-Cflt Roger Bres- Under the administration oi. Mr. tourney. He dominated the Lincoln attack and Was always quick to Gates, the P.

G. A. plans to the baseline and swap long, clean, In the ninth my mind cleared a COMMISSIONER. practice. Should he develop into a capable performer he will be an asset for many a fan will pay his good money to see a third baseman built on such heroic lines.

WiHlam John Karlon reported to the New York Yankees as a catcher and may yet don windpad and mask but the chances at -the moment, seem to be even, that he will carry only a glove as equipment. Bob Sharkey has great possibilities as an outfielder in the Springfield, player an as Karlon has played the outfield before in capable fashion he will.be broaden its activities, giving each take advantage or the creaks. feats the United States, she de- serves a great deal of praise for her support of the Davis cup matches. A country shows real i beautiful but monotonously me nahan, one of the great catchers of all time and former, major league manager, started his baseball career as a pitcher. He be bit but my body was sun Ivsed.

1 was so tired it was an ef Witte led all tourney scorers with member greater assistance, in chanlcal-drive in uninteresting cluding a thousand dollar insur 40 points and Was the unanimous rallies of many snots each. No Revolt Planned in Ranks ance policy and large discounts on choice for state honors. It is always- beautiful stroke fort for me to stand. My gloves felt like lead. My boxing shoes were as heavy as boots clogged came a catcher in the middle of a game and without previous John Shea, Hastings; Doty Gra of-Pros Work to Keep supplies.

The increasea cost oi membership will be more than ham, Kearney; John Willy, Geneva warninsr or intention. technique but there, is no- thrill watching It One sees no flashes of inspiration, no play of the sporting spirit if she enters when the odds are against her. This loyalty by Canada should have its reward, for the experience her players are gaining against those of other nations is bound to improve them. i and Francis Ayres, Lincoln were offset in cash benefits brought "It was in 1901," said Roger, Oame Sportsman-' like, Clean. who is now a Detroit coach.

about by the organization. Presi with clay, and the smooth canvas was like a rough coumtry road. Fifty seconds before the end of the round I fell to my knees from imagination such aa makes the the other point makers deserving special mention. Shea's basket flip- dent Pirie and Treasurer Jack was with Baltimore and had been able to find his way about if the transformation is definitely Mackie of New York assert. Dine enabled uwieni rnomas live CHICAGO Baseball -has exhaustion.

I couldn't have gotten A benevolent fund is to be es its commissioner. The movie in La Coste and Cochet. Remember that La Coste-and up if my life had depended on it, to go as far as the semifinals and his play all season makes him a desirable running mate to the Red tablished and field representatives There are a few stars in the dustry has its general director, and and the referee counted me are to be used to help the inaivia maior leagues who started out to now comes the golf dictator. Cochet of France were once regarded as only fair player," and Black southpaw. ual professionals in their problems CulverTakes Shattuck do one thing in baseball'" and turned to other lines.

Three pitch of Increasing business ana gaining Ayres and Graham. Albert R. Gates of Chicago, long a leader in official golfing circles Saturday was made administrator better positions. Flans ror the r. ers.

Bob Smith of the Braves, Red Francis Ayres, third high tour in Badger Swim Tourney MADISON. UP Culver Mili that toaay tney ruie me tennis world. The French association kept challenging and sending her players to the United States year after year. They knew they were G. A.

championship will be broadened and the superpros, who de of golf by the professional golfers Lucas of the Reds- and Adolph Luque of the Robins were once in- ney scorer and Graham, Kearney sharp shooter, are placed on the association, an organization of pitching five years and getting albng fairly welL Wilbert Robinson, now manager of Brooklyn, was our star catcher but he was out with a bad hand at this time and the other catchers, too, were out of commission, except one who could not throw. I was pitch-ing this game and was getting no help from the catcher, so I complained to McGraw. 'If you are so said the manager, why don'J you go in there and will, I said and put on the catcher's stuff while Joe McGin-nlty warmed up to take my place pitching. The first ball Joe threw tary academy won the University of Wisconsin third academy swim vote themselves largely to exhibi ielders. second five, winquist Hoiarege Pat Gillette.

Jackson; Chief Ran Jimmy Foxx, as everybody ming meet here Saturday, defeat tion play, will be drafted to aid the younger professionals in several ing Snattucic Military acnueiuy. knows, was a outfielder and third baseman before he found 202 leading golf. Instructors who govern the playof nearly half of the 5,649 golf clubs in the United States. The organization under the administration of Mr. Gates plans to enroll all the 3,158 pro ways.

Faribault. 38 to 34. kin, Columbus; H. Johnson, Newman Grove; Myers, Grand Island and Smith, Jackson are a few of the other forwards selected by C. Lewis.

Culver captain, was game of Cochet or Borotra so delightful. It is more like watching LaCoste but without LaCoste'S variety of direction, length and pace. Do not misunderstand me. These professionals are fine tennis players. They are in the same class with the leading amateurs, yet I doubt if they would often beat the best- amateurs because of this lack of inspiration and imagination.

Kozeluh Outstanding. Karl Kozeluh is the outstanding player. Koreluh is better than he has ever shown in the United States. Even so, he is not the best tennis player in the world. It is my opinion that LaCoste and Cochet are better, while Borotra at his inspired best would probably be so.

It is difficult to offer a sound ranking list for professionals, because you have few direct comparisons in scores and can use only your own judgment I am offering here a list based on my own observation of the play of these his proper niche at first base, So in changing positions Berger, Ball Players Like to Greenberg and Karlon will know coaches and officials as outstanding nerformers. fessional golfers in the country and to seek a voice in all affairs that they are by no means at high scorer with firsts in the 40 yard free style and 100 yard free style events and swimming third man on the winning relay team in the 160 yard event Lelcht of Shattuck scored two firsts, in the 220 vard free style and in. the tempting the impossible. of the game. Kenneth Lunney, York high school center, was the peer of all going to be neaten, nut tney anew also that unless they got the experience they would never reach the top.

Oarnett H. Meldrum, Ross Cleveland and John M. Miller are the men who are keeping Canada in the Davis cup picture. The excellent manner in which they ran the Davis cup matches last year helped stimulate interest by Canada In tennis, and as long as the game is in the keeping of suchv men there is no question Canada will take her place in the not distant future among the leading powers in international play. In other days there were scores Commissioner Gates and his co "Ride" Their Opponents NEW YORK UP) Ball players have good memories and woe unto the man who leaves an opening for his opponents to make merry at his expense during a game.

hit me on the finger ana it snows the marks to this day, but I went of great baseball players who had horts, 'far from planning any re ahead and caught the rest of the changed their minds or had tnem volt from the constituted author! game. I never pitched another fon-v rtlvlnov pivot men. He was so outstanding at his position that he would have no doubt earned the berth had Gautsch's men been eliminated in first round play. changed for them ties of golf, such as the United championship game. From that This is called "riding" and the time on I was a catcner.

States golf association, will work hand in glove with those bodies in men doing the riding are "jock evs." f'l never thought- catching was Yank's College Hurlers Long, Newman urove, a nanay keeping the game clean and sports Cochrane, the great catcher of man under me net anu wi hard. I liked It. Some pitchers were much easier to catch than manlike. Are Taller Than Average basket shot grabbed off the sec The new arbiter has the qual NEW YORK (Jr) No profes others. You could catch Mathew- the Athletics, remarked once that he did not like the nickname "Mickev" and preferred i to be iflcatlons gained in heading' the sor has boasted that a college ed Adams, Culver, broke the 100 yard breast stroke record of 1:22.2 made last year by Lamaster, Culver, when he swam the distance in 1:19.2.

The Culver team won the medley relay but was disqualified for entering Lewis, who had competed in the three events allowed -each contestant cage men: son sitting in a rocking chair. ond team position ahead or a iieia that included Masterson, Lincoln; Kobes, Crete; Kuhn, Norfolk; western rolf association ucation increases a base ball FEW CHANGES 17V PIN LEADERSHIP McGinn Ity, too', was easy. Leon Ames and Dummy Taylor, of the called "Gordon." When he next appeared on the field raucous player's inches but the New York Bovd. Chadron: Heuer, Hastings, and Galloway, Holdrege. Giants, were hard to catch.

Ames had that great curve which was Forty Roll Above 600 in Panek, Kearney ana yeiain, Lin Yankees can point to its former college pitchers and look down on the men of ordinary size. Perhaps It is not significant but the tallest players in the group have been to by no means easy to get a hold of. coln, are listed- as nrsi team guards ahead of Stennett Me-Cook and Fahrnbruch, Crete. The times as president, in 1907 and 1908 and again in 1921 and 1922, as well as in being secretary in 1906. He has been a prominent lawyer for many years and is now a director in three banks.

He was president of the Calumet country club twenty-five years ago, but is now connected with Skokie country club on whose links Gene Sar-azen won the national open title the Singles, A. U. L. Tourney. CLEVELAND UP Tho several 1 Karel lsVtsluh.

8- Ramon Aajuch. 3 Vincont Richards. 4 Ramlllon. 1 1 6 Albert Burks. 5 Howard Klnsey.

7 Martin Plaa. Harvey Bno-lKraM J. Burke. 10 A. Schmidt.

One cannot dispute Kozeluh's claim to first position. Si next three men might al-be bracketed, but I consider Najuch slightly superior to either of the others. He has better Davenport Iowa Champ. nn WOINK8 (API Davenport "I have caught some tough spit-ters, too, in my active playing days, Bugs Raymond and Bob Steele at New York, Bill Doak at St. Louis, Larry Cheney at Chi won Kearney star was stationea ai.

center on the jump but immediately dropped back into guard po Its second conaecutlva late high achool baaketnall champlonnhlp here Saturday ntffht defeatina Newton. IS to 11. In collage. Leading in height is Frea Asbeck, University of Michigan, who is six Inches over six feet; Bob iWalsh, former Notre Dame pitcher and son of "Big Ed" Walsh, is 6:04, bigger than his big father; Foster Edwards, another crack, plnsters from various sections of the country were on the drives Saturday -in the matinee events of the American Bowling Congress annual tournament, cago and others." Have As Much Stuff. tight defensive game played before 7.000 peraons.

After leading 4 to 1 at, the flnt quarter, Newton lumped before the hard sition. YelKin ana ranea were best getting the ball off the bank-board and starting an offensive down the court several years ago. cries sounded from the enemy bench, "Call me Gordon, call me Gordon." Al Spohrer, the Boston Braves catcher, lost a decision to Art Shires during the brief visit of the White Sox first baseman to the prize ring so when he kicked on a pitch the umpire called a ball when he thought it was a strike in an exhibition game with the Tigers the Detroit bench went into action with yells of "Send fof Shires," and "You're punch drunk Spohrer." All the riding is in fun, however, and the hostilities end with the final putout of the ball game. They are not fraternal on the ball field but once the game is over, ball players on. opposing teams driving atiaca oi me cnampiona.

i Peoria, Wlna. CHAMPAIGN. 111. (AP) Peoria Man Wanted Steel Shafts. While head of the W.

G. Mr. six and four," wore the green' of Roger does not think the pitchers of baseball, yesterday threw a ball any harder, or as the ball players say, than some of Fahrnbruch, an excellent shot and a fine floor man and Stennett a very capable defensive Dartmouth before he was graduated into the ranks of the Boston ual won the llllnola high achool basketball championship Saturday night by defeating Bloomlngton. 3 to 23, In a hard fought Gates often found himself in opposition in a friendly way with the United States golf association, but the pitchers today. He believes Braves and then caught on with player, drew the second team as ground strokes and his direct victory over Richards when they met some years ago must also be taken Into consideration.

Between Richards and Ramlllon the records should give Richards a slight superiority, but after watching Ra-millon's game I would pick him to beat Richards In a five set match) battle before 1.000 spectators In the Unl vanity of Illinois gymnasium. Harea, S. rhampton. the Yankees. Roy Sherid, the several of the ideas he fought for Lefty Grove of the Athletics is as fast as any man who ever threw signments, ampler, unuuini Norwood, York; Cox, Kearney; were later adopted by the national pride of Albright, is 6:02 and Tom Zachary, who was as good aa any a high hard one plateward.

SIOUX FALLS, S. high achool won the South Dakota high school basketball championship bare Sat Anthoney, Grand Island; Hoerner, Hastings: Jackson and college pitcher when he was at urday night, defeating Yankton high "The pitchers today have just as much stuff as the pitchers of the old days, in my opinion," he Johnson. Newman Grove were body and one of them recently c-y Great Britain. This was authorization of steel shafts for golf clubs. When the metal shafts were first produced the U.

S. G. A. and St Guilford, stands one inch over six feet. school, IT to 13.

Dallas Wots at Med IMA. MADISON. Wis. (AP) Terrlll Acad guards whose play at some time or other dominated the play of may meet with propriety at any soda fountain and have a friendly chat over some light refreshment Ramlllon Is Only Twenty-two." This boy Ramlllon he is only about twenty-two has' one of the most remarkable games in the If Asbeck makes good he will take the major league altitude record away from Eppa Rlxey of the Cincinnati Reds, and Rlxey, too, Andrews turned thumbs a own on them, declaring them mechanical amy, Dallas. won the fifth annual academy basketball tournament, fostered by the University of Wisconsin by easily turning back St.

Joseph's, military acad said. the boys now have a harder time. The ball Is faster and they can't do anything to it. And these new balls. Why I remember many times we played a whole game with not more than and a soft drink.

emy, Delafleld. 3 to 10. In the finals But Mr; Gates said he would find here Saturday night. their respective teams. The Class group produced a list of stars that on paper at least could give the all star teams a merry battle.

The first tsam combination of E. Andrews and Risse, Auburn; Offlll, College View; Horsky, Barneston and Lauritaon, Cleveland WiriB World's out before condemning the innovation. So he and the executive com two balls. There waa none of this world. He has a terrific service, with Tat clean hard drives off both sides, and he can volley and smash with remarkable brilliancy.

He has far more variety of game Spitz in Leap of 6 Feet changes in th leaders were few. Only one doubles leader was shoved out and the same was true of the all-events. Healthy sized chunks of the prize fund were annexed, however, there being three pairs' netting 1,200 or better, while some twenty others shot more than 1,140. The greatest wrecking was done in the singles event howover, as nearly forty individuals scored series in the select 600 class. J.

Gauer and H. Omsberg of Chicago gained a 1,256 total and assumed seventh in the doubles event In the all-events Jackson of Syracuse, totalled 1,860 for ninth place. Leaders of the day in -the two man event were: G. W. Fenske, Milwaukee, L.

Bower, 1.202; M. DeBrldget, C. Johnson, New Haven, A. Wilson, F. G.

Donaldson, F. Jewell, Minneapolis, 1,164. Best of the day's singles shooters were: A. Wilson, Milwaukee, 657; B. Stewert, Toronto, 652; A.

Brunsell, Minneapolis, 654; J. Clausen, Syracuse, 644; A. Detroit 654; G. Donaldson, Minneapolis, 641. new ball for every batter stuff.

is a college product, a graduate of the University of Virginia. Moving over to the world champion Athletics, It Is found that the tallest pitcher on Connie Mack's payroll is a college man, George Earnshaw. And there are Dthers, Series Pro Cage Title ROCHESTER, N. Yv P) Cleveland Saturday night won the 41-2 Inches for Record NEW ORK George No one would have thought of handing a new ball to the umpire for him to see if it was Just riirht than any professional I have ever seem His court covering is worthy world's series professional basketball championship here by defeat to be continued in play. If a player of Kozeluh.

Only in his match ing Rochester 18 to 13 in the final naa nanuea me oan to tne umpire, temperament does he lack. He Is he would have handed it ritrbt apt to blow up at the most un back. And nowadays a brand new game of the tournament. MBS. MIDA WINNEB.

ball is apt to be challenged on the expected moments, as he did when leading Kozeluh 3-0 and deuce in the first set at Beaulieu. However, mittee of the W. G. A. took Bob MacDonatdr Jock Hutchinson, Chick Evans and a few other ex-pet golfers to Edgewater club and had them drive several balls with both hickory and steel shafts.

The results convinced President Gates and members of the executive committee that the steel shafts were not genii to produce good shots from poor swings, and they were admitted to tournament play. Later, the U. S. A. accepted the metal shafts and more recently the British removed the ban.

Queerly enough, the metal shafts were opposed at first by the pro ground that It. is too heavy or JACKSONVILLE, 1 a. VP- Dannebrog wouia ne a tougn idds to beat. Andrews and Laurition. Andrews and Lauritaon are placed at the forward positions.

Lauritson, a center by trade, was too good a man to leave off the first five and his height would add materially ttf the strength of the front line. Risse, Auburn and Hahn, Barnenton were the class of the centera There Is little to-choose betweei. them. Risse probably la the better man under the basket Spitz, great high jumper from Flushing high school, bettered the world's interscholastlc indoor record when he cleared 6 feet, 4 1-2 inches, in a meet here Saturday. SOUTH PLATTE" MEET.

OGALLALA Scoies in the South Platte valley basketball tournament Saturday were: Jnalsr Mmila. prula Arthur Sunol 14. Oaallaia AMttar I'lmiM. Vananito 33, Longs Pnl It. imperial 31, OaallaU M.

Tlaying most of the match thru Joseph Hall Oiiicliro Amateur Billiard Title FRENCH LICK, Ind. U-Jo-eph Hall of San Francisco, Pacific coast title holUff, clinched the national amateur three cushion billiard championship here Saturday by defeating FraDk I. Fleming of Champaign, 111., 00 to 37 In seventy-eight Innings. It was Hall's Ramlllon has been playing tennis only a comparatively few years, a steady rain, Mrs. Lite Anna Mount Plymouth, and Ch! and his Improvement Is little short caro, Saturday won the Florii sometning else.

Tne pitchers in the old days were better off than they knew." Berger Made Over. Bare ball players nowadays never know when they report to a major league manager what positions of phenomenal. state women's golf championship, There Is uo way Justify uiy defeating Mrs. John L. Holmes, ranking list merely offer It.

Jacksonville, and t. my opinion and not in any way 1 sixth consecutive victory..