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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1922. 19 SEMEN. 11 THE GUMPS-ANDY GUMP, JIGGER! olmwa 1 I trIED THEA ilopst STO TOP PLACE 1AMOHGPINSTARS IC. DI Oi Ai FAVORS RULE TO PREVENT PUTT CONCEDING In. 016 In STANDING 1 cvy UP tAt't VoLL SM.

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Chirogo. 20 76 1-50 A. frharaller. 'Mact 14 64 BOWLERS' coviti.oft OE DAVIS. I At the IBY utive meeting of the Chi- cago District tiolf association last -41 week the matter 7 llei of conceding putt LI a discussed 1, ri and wh ile no ac- i twbveascotansekennsuist 0 that It would be A 1 better all around If I a rule were ram ed to prohibit the practice.

The co- it Western Golf as sociation once had such a rule. i I N.1) SiDNE1 111'111' 0 delegate plans to bring this question up at 1 the meeting at the Chicago Athletic association tornor4 row night. when the presidents of the clubs in' the C. D. G.

A. will. with the executive committee. several important matters. Among these are the arrangement of dates and locations TEAM BEATS BARRYS for the Chicago district golf tournaments.

the assignment of dates for local invitation tournaments. (and the question of caddy fees. Plan Golf Tour South. INDOOR STANDINGS 1 A golf tour de luxe of southern win--- ter resorts. with the windup at Pine- i hurst.

is being planned by Mark Henry. W. L. W. L.

I The party will leave Chicago in a speItexes 13 0 L000 Club 4 9 .308 I 691 car about Feb. 28, and will Visit It. Plaine-11 2 4 0 .308 I New Orleans. Pensacola. Palm Beach.

St. Pattleks 9 5 4 9 .308 11. HI COPPitigitt el 11 --r -1111 I. 'M 1.: 0 i i 1 I ------rt 1 1 i A-, It Mk erDNEI i ION the WAVLE or the NEWS STOPS THEM U. PATRICK'S INDOOR SI.

PATRICK'S INDOOR 111 NORWEGIAN SKATERS WIN OPAL A. A. DERBY DO YOU REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN: THIS WAKE IS CONDUCTED BS HARVEY T. WOODRUFF. HELP! HELP! TABLE OF POINTS 1 i THE remains of Abraham Lincoln! by in state in the corridor of the courthouse and people passed in at Washington street and out at the Randolph stre44 M.

L. Corpus Christi, Tex. Edwin Booth played Shakespearean roles al McVicker's theater and J. IL 31eVieker took the part of the grave digger in a Hamlet A. W.

Mothers bundled their children in fascinators during the cold weather? Bill. DUDLEY DE UROUT. -e )tx DUDLEY DE UROUT. a 90 pound wife and a flock of moon faced L. M.

The fare to Kansas City was 50 cents during a rate war between the railroads, and we paid 25 cents extra to ride in the chair car (about 1592)? G. A. Peoria, We children used to shout: Ton liar! You liar! Your pants are afire. Your tonrue le as long as a telegraph wire? E. L.

Evanston, You greased your boots with fish oil and tallow about eViery two weeks to I 7 6 2 11 .154 With Prybl hurling in great form, Stt Patrick's indoor team took a Windy City league game from the Commodore Ilarrys yesterday at St. Patricles gym, to 4. Prybl fanned fifteen and allowed only one walk. Gilmore did the heavy work at bat, getting three safe hits, includIng a double and scoring two runs. Score: 1st.

PatricIts not oaf; 103-7 11. 0 1 Barry 000 000 7 a IBatteriesPrybl and Gliatto: liataa and Morrtsse3. I BELLE ALPHONSUS, 4 and other east coast cities in time for their tournments. Pinehurst will be reached in time for the big epring meets. The Illinois Professional Golfers' astenciation has under consideration the scene and date for its inaugural tournament Rockford, Galesburg, Quincy.

Springfield. Decatur. Champaign. Peoria. Elgin.

and Aurora are COnSistered. Marshall's Condition Improving. Willie Marshall, the Onwentsia pro fessional, who is at St. Luke's hospital suffering from pleurisy, had a relapse. but last night was reported as slightly improved.

Chiek Evans was confined i 1 tinn-oveu. was connneo THIS Chicago boy hts won fire games for the Stanford university basket- ball team in Pacific coast intercollegiate competition by superb guarding of the Stanford basket. "Dud" De Groot also is kncrwn for his fine football game as a raring center, and is captain elect of Stanforcrs 1922 eleven. De Groors fall fir formerly was a physical director in, the Chicago', playground department. E.

R. Freeman Photo. 8 We paid six bits for a box seat to see Kelly, The Rolling Mill Man," at the Park theater on State, and were cont. ducted to our seats by a lady usher whose frock was so scandalously short it barely reached to her shoetops? E. W.

The First Regiment armory was on Lake, between Clark and Dearborn, and the drum corps practiced Tuesday and Friday evenings on the street with Billy Nevins as instructor F. Dixon, We children played face tag People thought you were if you wore low in winter? M. G. B. Women committing crimes did not of Chicago jumped Into teal in CIO Nvorid's classic charnPionship bowling tournament at the Coliseum a nex r7 4, yesterday by Ji, log up a total of i- 4.4- 4 1 1 1 .04 19-50 poi for thirty-five 1 games rolled since dik.1') the opening Of the li' r4- big event.

He dis- -f. places Frank Ka- I fora, who lost his ne match yester- I 74 day to Phil Wolf, 4 another Chicago entry. ''Ft- 4 k-410 Thoma had two dandy series, taking" Billy THOM A. Rusch on an afternon squad and Dr. Ehlke of Milwalke in one of the evening events.

Derninic 143 Vito, who also bails from Chiaigo. List night held second place with 15719-50, followed by the detroced Kafora, who had 137 25-50. 'Sykes Thoma, a brother of Fred, Is ninning a good fourth. Alleys Are Mellowing. The new drives that were built purp5kly for the tourney, are being ground down, and the shooting Is improving.

Joe Shaw had the best Nal yesterday. getting 1.073 for his Rries against Bill Wernicke, when he 'as winning four games. He had tall cumts of :43 and 247. Phil Wolf shot a great series against lEafora, which was responsible for the latter dropping from first to third plate. The Coney Island Dutchman got 1,502 pins for the series, with 236 high.

winning four of the live games. Scores of yesterday's matches follow: I cbior 177 243 '215 191 1r, 151 169 1M ITO 915 i. 1017 1St; 15s 4 I. 1 ,1 197 1 917 D. De 199 I S7 193 193 970 194 179 1s1 194-- 972 199 11,4 11(1 941' 1 201 1 SI 193 1S4 949 199 1-1 1s9 1s9 Ed ....1:40 201 11 193 1S4 919 JUDD AND BILLS WIN IN S.

SHORE SHOOT Belle Plaines defeated St. Alphonsus. 9 to 4. at the latter's gym. The sane was I to his home several days last week I with an attack of flu.

in the fifth inning to allow the teams par- tieipating in the second half of the twin bill I CHICAGO SKIERS TAKE N. W. rvIEET HONORS; 05ITVEDI PLACES FIRST to take the floor. Seore: INEW GOLF COORSE. Belle Plaine 4 4 1 0 0-9 11 0 St.

A10honsug 04000-480' Batterie--Kar1ing and Feldettin; kleul.IAT CAVE CITY, Marnutt and Mertz. I A. A.13 Ryerson playred Logan Sq. A. C.A.1;1 nattached 3 N.

W. Skat. Stmt. club 3 Swift A. A Austin-Col.

A. 8 Robey playground 1 Columbus 8 Harrison Tech 1 1 Alverno A. playground. 1 Alen In A. 5 'Reuss A.

1 Featured by the dead heat between Oscar Lundgoot of the Norwegian-1 American A. A. and Jack Stowell of the Logan Square A. C. for second place in the twainile hand- icap, slaters rep- resenting the Nor- wegian -American A.

A. yesterday won the annual derby of the Opal A. A. at Douglas park with 13 points. Logan I i REXOS, 16; CENT.

TURNERS, 3. IS NEARLY READY The leading Rexos hunt up their thirteenth The dream of a 'number of prom- straight victory when they combed twenty inent Chicago golfersa club where safeties off Ehlers and Loewe of Central Tor- I they and their families might have an outing any time in the yearseems about to be realized with the corn-Centrals pletion Of the Blue Grass Country club at Cave City, Ky. A log clubhouse, built from timbers( taken from the club's own property. is under construction. It will contain 100 guests rooms and a dining room- li capable of seang 200 persons.

Blue Grass is about eighty miles south of Louisville and one night's ride from Chicago. The Dixie highway runs through Cave City. Requests for in-Ross I formation should be addresed to th. Blue Grass Country club, executive Bob Hanson at Arcacle offices 804 Washington boulevard, Chi- Ross Murphy. stockyards amateur lightweight boxer.

scored his fifth 1 cago- on. -Among the original organizers are ners. for a triumph of 16 to 3. at the Turner hall. Wohnsity gathered six hits.

Score: Itexos .630 023 110-40 20 0 Centrals 001 200 000-- 3 8 2 patteries--Blumberg and McCabe: Ehlers. H. Loewe. and K. 14-ewe, ARDMORES, 14 MURLEYS, 7.

The Ardmore trimmed 14 to 7. Boras tanned sixteen and held the Murleys to 10 hits. Birkholts featured at bat for the winners with 4 hits and 4 runs. Score: urleys 1030102-A7100 Ardinores 5, 1 0 0 2 0 -14 21 0 Batteries--Kaspar. Zapp and Kuhn Boras and Zaller.

Ross Murphy Defeats ners. for a triumph of 10 to 3. at the Turner hall. WolinskY gathered Fix hits. Seore: Itexos 030 023 110-16 20 0 001 200 000 3 8 2 BatteriesBiumber and McCabe: Ehlers.

a B. Loewe. and R. JA'ewe, ARDMORES, 14; MURLEYS, 7. The Ardmore trimmed 14 to 7.

Boras tanned sixteen and held the Murleys to it) bits. Ibrkhotts featured at bat for the winners with 4 hits and 4 run s. Score: 1030102-740 0 Murieya Ardinores 5, 1 0 0 2 0 -1121 0 DatteriesKaspar, Zapp and Kuhn Boras and Zaller. Murphy Defeats keep them IL, liana, Honey Hall, from 6Ist and Throom went around followed by a big white goose Lima, O. Men's fur coats were equipped with elaborate frogs instead of buttons? Dodd, Indianapolis, Ind.

Lonny Scully ran for alderman and used a steam roller for an ad, and ran it in the loop, bearing the sign, We crush all before us M. C. Maggie Cline used to get every one In the Olympic and Lyceum to join in What Was the Cause of It? Bad whisky, bad whisky (1886)? Makenzie. We wore paper collars bought by the box at 10 cents a R. E.

The D. M. store (David and Morse) occupied the present site of the Leiter San Antonio, Tex. You trapped skunks at the old Harlem race track and caught real fish in the Des Plaines R. A lady could be vaccinated where it didn't An extra long flat car brought a stuffed whale to the lake front for a tent II.

I leave a diary for A. Aurora, Ever) body in the neighborhood of 32d and Cottage Grove had their family boots repaired by Fat Jack," the cobbler, who weighed 510 pounds and had MILWAUKEE PIN MEN HAVE GOOD DAY AT AURORAI Ereiez 216 2143 200 16 191cr1jr241 w. Bretnan.206 222 182 172 191 971 r- Fake 177 193 179 170 1 tls ss7 F. 181 191) 169 193 WrAf. 211 201 194 Elera-167 186 161 2'27 192 933 H.

200 210 '2. 11 10 191 13 17 Ss1 260 1 79 '2 0-1 J. 170 181 ,:04 198 913 A. J. lusselniln.

J. IL Victor. and L. S. Snow of Glen Oak, W.

L. Beek- ley of Beverly, Willis F. George of Westward Ho. J. IL Cardwell of Edge- water.

C. K. Anderson of Ridgemoor. and F. D.

Wilson. seeutive win when he beat Bob Ilan-son at Kid Howard's Arcade gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The bout was the feature of the weekly amateur tournament there. Murphy won in two rounds. Ross D.

Judd and Fred Bills dividediSquare A. C. and RI riders of the Norge Ski lionorS in the Lincoln's birthday shoot Northwest Skat- club cleaned up the majority yesterday at the ing club tied for of prizes in the northwest South Shore Coun- Champion i tournament try club. second place with SACK StOwELL. (TRIBUE Photo.

1 11 points each, yesterday at Minneapolis, was high amateur and Sveift playground was fourth with I according to a message received by with 94 out of the Norge club last It ight. agnar 100, while Bills Larry Quirk of the Austin Columbia 10 points. Oint off vedt, national amateur chant- carried iikle 4 A. who bad a handicap of 75 yards, pion, won first place with jumps honors in the pro-' tow skated away from the field in the two of 106 and 107 feet. Fred Itruun fessional st I a mile.

placed second, Karl M. Nilsen Nvith a total of 98. Judges Rule Blanket Finish. sixth, Carl Norman seventh, and In addition to be- Ak in, Quirk gained euch a large advan- Sigurd Stedt ninth. ing high amateur, .1 tage during the first mile that Ointvedt also w011 the trophy for Judd a ",4 goot and Stowell, who started from the longest standing jump with his leading class A -i scratch, could not overcome the dise 107 foot leap.

Six Chicago Norge shot. M. F. Hob tance in the later stages of the race. riders competed.

der was high in They then settled down to fight it out class C. F. Wi- for second place, and the judges ruled ley in clas and JUDD. they crossed the finish line at the same O. LE0 war iii S.

lice in class D. TRIBUNE Photo.1 time. T. Ross won the The ice was in good condition and 25 pairs event with a total of 44. Lead- a large crowd saw the contests.

-s: Gots AT A sumS1117 a a i I I F. C. Peacock, 140 A. One mile. class AWon by Lundiroot.

Nor- Ciroyes. 140: II. W. Cadwallader. 89; NV.

-egtan-Atnericati A. Stowell. Logan Brattain, 88; C. R. Seelig, 87: C.

Wiley. iley. Square A. C. 'second; R.

Reed. Logan Square ShreVepOrt. Feb. Sti: C. A.

Hardy, 86; Dr. H. E. Timm. 86; W.

X. Coekranc, 83; C. H. Rambo. S.

A. third. Time. 3:19. equaling his performance of yesterday.

Dee. 7.1. One mile. class AAWon by -A. James, Al- 25 16 yardsH.

C. Wheeler. 25: J. verno A. Curran.

Northwest S. see-Ind playing super- A. Gro 5C. A. Hardy 4 M.

F. Hot- ond: Lundgoot. Norwegian -American A. ves. 2: Leo Die gel of der.

24: W. Burton. 24; W. C. 24: third.

Time. Bill. 24; It. O. Judd, 23: D.

B. Smith, One mile, class BWon by Redlich. Swift Nett' Orleans won 23; C. H. Rambo, 22.

playground: L. Quirk Austin Columbia A. the Shr eveport 25 pairs. 16 yardsT. Ross, 44; W.

C. Pea- second: Bregnalf, Carter playground, '7-4''7-. 'A, r' open tournament cock, 41; Dr. H. E.

Timm. R. O. Judd.3i). third.

Time. 3:21. 1 ygr here today, turn- One mile. class CWon by Emmert. Swift -4s ".44 ing in a card of I LINCOLN PARK TRAPS playground: Murphy.

Columbus Park. sec- ond: Ewert. Robey playground. third. Time.

141 for the thirty- 3:35. holes, and 275 k. 4. G. Burmeister had hi one mileWon by Krueer.

Ale high gun yes- guin A. Arend. Opal A. second: Cromley, A.r,,I;ct, for the entire sev- s.si,..., ') enty-two holes of medal pl medal competition and in ay. Diegel is holder! terday at the Lincoln park traps, tak- wning the doubles.

In the class even Burmeister -4' '1. 0 xvorlds ing first prize in class A of the month Harrison Tech. third. Time, Two mile relayWon by Logan Square A. Flynn.

R. Ittd. E. Rec.d. Stowell: Nor- wegian-American A.

second; Alverno A. third. Time, broke 43 targets. while in tale doubles Hall mile. ladies' handicapWon by Rose V'4 for Ile tied NVith C.

Usher with 36 targets. Johnson. Northwest S. scratch; Helen st-'venty-two holes but on the shootorl, IS to Pl. F.

E. aoyls. a 9. S. and A.

'60 yards. second. Reuss A. 100 yards, third. of medal plaY Mueller won the class medal with with 270, atilt Jock a score of 44, Dr.

McClenathan won Half mile. boys under 14 yea Won by D. D1EGEL. Ilaraihison a in with 42, and M. Gelder In Carlson.

Columbus Park: Bud Swinzler. Aus- tin S. second: A. Walters. Norwegian.

TRIBUNE Photo.) formerly seirond class with 38. In the 25 target event American A. A. third. Time.

1:44 '2-5. with 276. This latter figure was low- from 16 yards. J. L.

Michael was high Half mile, boys 16 to 18 3-earsWon by by eue stroke by Die gel here. with 24 breaks. Leading scores: O'Neil Farrell. Ryerson playground: H. Gene Sarazen of Pittsburgh was sec- Monthly medals, 50 tametsClasis A.

22 Weber. Northwest S. second: B. Lowden. yardsC.

G. Burmeisr, 43: A. J. Usher. 41.

Ntr.wegian-Amcrican A. third. Time ond in the livid of twenty-six proles- ei ii. tio E. Mueller 44: 1:32.

isionals with 2s0. Beb MacDonald of F. E. Rocts. 43, C.

Usher. 41; J. Donlin, 40. Two mile handicapWon bv L. Quirk.

Aug-Chicago, winner of the Texas open, 1 S.2 21 at a 42: tin Columbia A. 7 5 yards: Lundgoot. LEO DIEHL WINS IN GOLF AT SHREVEPORT Square A. C. and Northwest Skating club tied for TACIC STOWELL.

second place with (TRIBUNE Photo. 11 points each, and Swift playground was fourth with 10 points. Larry Quirk of the Austin Columbia A. who bad a handicap of 75 yards, skated away from the field in the two mile. Judges Rule Blanket Finish.

Quirk gained such a large advan' tage during the first mile that Lundgoot and Stowell, who started from scratch, could not overcome the distance in the later stages of the race. They then settled down to fight it out for second place, and the Judges ruled they crossed the finish line at the same time. The ice was in good condition and a large crowd saw the contests. Summary of Events. A summary of the races follows: (TRIBUNE.

yrioto.1 formerly seitond class I) with 38. In the 25 target event tin s. second: A. Natters. -Norwegian.

with 276. This latter figure was low- from 16 yards. J. L. Michael was high American A.

third. Time. 1:44 2-5. Half mile. boys 16 to 18 years--Won by erel by up stroke by Diegel here.

with 24 breaks. Leading scores: CrNeit Farrell. Ryerson playground: H. (1ene Sarazen of Pittsburgh was Monthly medals. 50 tametsClass A.

2'2 Weber. Northwest S. second: B. Lowden. 43: A.

J. Usher. 41. Norwegian-American A. third.

Time. ond in the Viola of twenty-six proles- sardle- C. Burmeister. Class li. yart.L.-17.

E. Mueller Sr 44 1:32. sionals with 2S0. Bob MacDonald of F. E.

Roets. 43; C. Ush er. 41; J. onlU 40.

I Two mile handicapWon bv L. Quirk. Aug- Chicago, winner of the Texas open, Class C. 18 yardsDr. 3IcCienathan.

tin Columbia A. 75 yards: Lundy t. 35; Dr. L. Schultze.

3.74 A. 0 You can buy at Hassers Sale the best custom made shoes for $7.85 and $8.85 Aurora, Fcb. Milwaukee bowlers took first place in 1 one event, second in another and third in another in the Interstate bowling tournament here today. The Smith Arcade five landed in second place with H. Klatt of the Cream City took the lead in all events with 1,861 and third place in the singles with 638.11 Klatt started his singles with 275 and came back with 194 and 169.

The Jack Thompsons of Chicago went into fifth place in the main event with 2.831. Judge Edwards of Waukegan, who is to hear the Gov. Small case, brought his Waukegan five to the tournament. The team shot 2,588. the judge getting 224 154 and HI.

Here Are Today's Events. Today's sche.tule of matetres follows: MATCHES. Reilly-Sykes Thoma; H. Maroc-W. Martin.

2.45-11. Kaaol; 0. Stein ossq. SIricoegler-Phil Wolf; J. Kafora-Sykes Thoma; W.

aray-k. 5-0. Stein Lertne: A. Karlik-D. De V.

NIGHT MATCHES. 7:30 o'clockDr. Ehlisc-Phil Wolf: J. ShawI4. Lindsey.

Reilly-W. Brennan; O. Stein Smtn. Wemicke-Dr. Ehlke: F.

Kalora-W. MErtio. P145-17. Blown-H. Marino; D.

De Vito-L. 1 ELKS PIN TOURNEY CANADIAN CLUB HOCKEY WINNER The Canadian club hockey team defeated Hinsdale. 4 to 2, in the final Chicago league game of the season at I tinsdale yesterday. The victory brought the league championship to the Canadians. who have won all but one game.

Jackson and Whittier each scored two goals for the Canucks. H. C. St. John.

l'Norwegian-American scratch, and scratch. tied ab, and Cyril Walker of Englewood, 36; E. Jidueb St-owe1-1, Logan Square A- fought Wier old battles in their match i.r 33, for second. Time. 6:25.

and Cyril N'alker of Englewood, N. Class D. 16 yardsM. Gelder. 38; I.

E. Muel- 1 Stowell. Logan Square A. The "Bancroft" $7.85 Here's an extra fine bench-made shoe of the very best quality; comes in fine, smooth calfskin, black, tan or mahogany shade. Every pair guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.

'f' 0 1 7 The -41 1 ,,,,04.4,, "Bancroft," 11,, $7.85 --v, 4 bench-made shoe of the Here's an extra fine very best a i 4... t4-2. iy comes in fine, smooth calfskin, black, tan or 4-1' mahogany shade. i'', yidl'f. Every pair guaranteed jr- to give perfect satts- por 4' faction.

4 4 ,1 lk tt i' 1. 0- i'- ''4 7 i joyll 4 4, t.e,-c-'. I .2 ..3:::: ,..,..1 i- 4 no.7 'i 4" 1 sel.k o. ,,11 4 4 416'N, 4, .1 Ns 4, .0. feet 144A.U.- 7 kwr41061, 2C-', let 4 4 :,,,.1., ATF- 7- 7 (44,,,,,, 1 Garden Elks of Detroit rolled into 1 fiFt place in the main event of the I Elks' tourney.

which is in its second wetic at the Randolph alleys. They Da'd 1 up a grand total of 2.969.1 Zoc-hke's Ilupmobiles, who have been 1 I lending Fince the opening night. dropping to fifth place. their be-1 Ig Pass41 by four teams. The Morn Salts of Port Huron took second Irith 2.544.

the Golden Fawns of Detroit third with 2,909. and the No. 4 Elks front Indianapolis fourth with T. Neeley missed the lead, in the singles by drawing a split in his frame finishing with 631 for second high. A.

Bromberg of Detroit third in the all events with today, and came in third for the tourney tih a co te of 2S4. Walker plactA fourth with 2S9. HERMAN VOIGT DEAD. ibanionve ea. 00..00 000.1100 111 0 001 olOOMP 0 WNW, 25 pairC.

G. BurmelEter. 36: W. A. J.

Usher. 30; H. M. Rowley. 29.

25 targets. 113 yardJ. 1.. Michael. 24; J.

Don lin. 23: H. Voght. 23: Dr. MeClenathan.

23; B. G. Smith, 23; A. Burnham. 23.

AMATEUR LEAGUE TO MEET. The Amateur league will meet everv Monday night. etarting with tonight, at 111 Scuth Dezuborn strttt. Philadelphia. Feb.

12.Herman Votgt, years old. wniely known as a chess player. died tonight. Ile waA a member of the Arn-nearl team that partwipated in the mternational truit, hes in England stveral years ago. 1 Ed iii.

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