The Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • 2

FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10. 1939. PAGE TWO THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE 1 Leading Hitters Golfers Complain of Cows, Birds, As New Hazards On U. S.

Courses Why not make your Nation! League Player and Club Pet High, St Louis 431 Stephenson, Chicago .423 OTJoul, Philadelphia JB7 Frlsch, St. Loula J87 Terry, New York Leader a year ago, Grantham, Pittsburgh, .455. "discovery" today? A new delight! Tha world's finest coffees Wended and roasted to perfection and actually ovn-fresh Never Aren't We All Like This before waa auch coffee goodness available for American League Player and Club Jamleson, Cleveland Foxx, Philadelphia McManus, Detroit Pet .408 .403 .391 of the executive committee laughed at these strange reports untU one day when he got off a 250-yard drive and was unable to find it. He immediately launched an investigation which revealed that a degenerate old crow was the sulprit. In the crow's nest in a nearby tree were found seven new balls, left there In storage or to hatch.

Linksmcn In South Wales also were harassed last year by crows which stole balls at the rate of a hundred a week. The golfers finally were forced to use old balls in the danger zone. It may be that the birds are merely retaliating, for numerous instances of golfers killing birds with their By LE8 CONKUN I. N. 8.

SUIT Correspondent, NEW YORK, May 10. Birds of the air and beasts of the field are rapidly being added to the hazards which face the duffer as he winds his torturous way thru the bunkers and sand traps of these United States. The latest menace to the golfer Is the cow the gentle. Inoffensive cow. It has been discovered that she has a fondness for golf balls.

This amazing fact came to light recently at Pittsfield, when a cow was butchered. In her stomach were twenty-nine balls. Investigation revealed that she had been pastured In a field adjoining a Clancy, Chicago .390 Gehrig, New York 83 Leader a year -ago, Kress, Louis, .468. you. now tne famous Boseul vacuum can lets us offer you Bos-culCoffeefullstrength flafer-fulj aroma In no other way can you get this.

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"Sonnenberg hasn't much science or skill and wins his matches with a flying tackle, which is a knockout punch," declared the Pole. "Even the leading werstlers of the work are afraid to take chances against Sonnenberg's kayo leap and consequently they don't show their best against the champion." Maleewlez declared that wrestlers are fearful of Sonnenberg because of you with a benign and Innocent gaze, merous aviation schools are located she may be munching that new Dun-, Tyro blrdsmen seem to er.Joy swoop- lop which set you back six bits an ing down over the spot where a hour earlier. nervous golfer is sighting a crucial The cow's husband was added to business isn't a hold at all and really should be barred by commissions. Sonnenberg simply charges at his opponent like a wild bull, strikes with the full force of his body and renders his opponent senseless or half-crippled so that he then can easily pin him in the event his blow diA not completely kayo his antagotusf? Opponents fear the immediate Intense pain and the subsequent possible permanent Injury that would follow one of the champion's flying tackles, if caught under the belt, the danger of a below-the-belt punch from the tltleholder. He said he would ask permission of wrestling commission in the future to permit the wearing of a protective belt against Sonnenberg and his followers, now rapidly adopting the flying tackle "hold." "If I wore a protecttng cup I would rush right in there at Sonnenberg and would forget about the chances I would be taking against letting him get across his flying tackle," said Malcewlca.

"This tackle the list of golf haiards during tne winter. A golfer was playing over a snow-covered course In New Jersey, using a red ball. It Is stated that a bull in an adjoining field became enraged at the sight of the crimson gutta percha and chased the golfer right off the course. The action of a squirrel in stealing a ball in a tournament at Hill-crest, N. last year, cost the en raged owner of the ball a stroke.

The chief hazards on the public links are the ham-and-egg golfers of both sexes, who count that day lost when they do not pick up at least one dozen golf balls belonging Golfers at the St. Albans course y.A on ijong isiana were mat to somebody else, The only safeguard Is to mount a bicycle after driving off and pedal down the fairway after the ball at top speed. year by the frequency with which balls disappeared sfter being driven over a certain hill. The chairman Prep Suits With 2 Pair of Trousers 13.90 16.90 18.90 These Suits are splendidly tailored from fine All-Wool fabrics, in smart new colors and patterns. Men and Young Mens Suits $19.50, $22.50 to $39.00 These Bulls are tailored by Michaels Stern Ac Co.

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American League-Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Chicago. New York at Detroit. Boston St. Louis.

American Association Columbus at Milwaukee, Toledo at Kansas City. Louisville at Minneapolis, Indianapolis at St. Paul. golfer in baseball. Jigger Statz, formerly with the Cubs and Robins and now back on the coast, formerly held that distinction.

Byrd learned the slouch as a golfer. Byrd gave Huggins golf lessons, after which the manager would drill A. P. Grape Juice Bokar Coffee By LES CONKUN I. N.

S. Stall Correspondent. NEW YORK. May 10. Many golfers who read of the prowess of Sammy Byrd on the links wonder why the youthful outfielder of the New York Yankees sticks to the game of baseball, in which the fills the inconspicuous role of a substitute, when he might be gaining fame and fortune in greater measure as a golf pro.

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BROKERS. STORE 6TH And MAIN STS. COSHOCTON, O. is At Elam, Joe Dundee, of Baltimore, welterweight champion, outpointed Johnny Ketchell. of Chester, Pa.

(10). At Philadelphia: Eddie Reed. New York negro, won decision over Joe WHton, Philadelphia 8. At Kenton: "Tut" Jackson, Wash- Columbus Warehouse, Central Division throughout this entire section..