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The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 13

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The Beei
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Danville, Virginia
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THE BEE DANVILLE A RIDAY JANUARY 25 1924 THIL 1TEN' 0 Gene Sarazen Will Play British Champion Today BARNEY GOOGLE and SPARK PLUG SPORTS GOSSIP Announcing '5 SILVERMAN Inc 7 tiring 'i New Location We Are Now Located in Our New Quarters at 314 516 Craighead St 1 Anderson rue Co 514 516 Craghead Street where we are in better position to render service to our patrons and friends Complete line of Ruggles Repair Parts carried in stock and we can assure you prompt service at all times Well Rudy Still Has His eathers Left To the many friends andcusto mers of this store we wish to an nounce the retirement of Mr Silverman and the incorporation of the business under the name of HE'S IN TilC I stable boss ano AWCAN ixuAG wm cur SOME(5UbDY (Associated rets Teased Wire) NEW YORK Jan 25 An Inten sive campaign will be held to get the best possible poloists In the sad dles of the American team which will defend the international polo cup against an invading four from England this summer and no one is certain of a place on the team This was announced by Devereaux Milburn veteran of four tournaments with England and member of the committee that will select the team Mr Milburn has taken the view re cently advanced by Louis Stod dard president of the United States Polo Association veteran Number 1 who will not be a candidate for this year's team that the younger players should get a chance There will be a long series of try outs nt the Meadow Brook club start ing in May and continuing until a team is picked in mld July early enough to allow it more than a month of practice YA Olympic Leaders Settle Dispute Nicwr AM' BEX STote BLANKET AM VC All KNOW HOW BASHUL 6atanimu IS DOUGHBOY WINS TRIALS BUY A RUGGLES AND SAVE $1300 Danville Virginia Mike Meijosky outfielder of the Boston Red Sox is to pass from the majors after a long stay in which he seldom played' the role of regular Menosky never quite fulfilled expecta tions for when he first joined the majors he gave promise of being a star There was one laudable feature of Menosky's play always gave his very best The most celebrated golf team In America Hagen and Kirkwood have come to a parting of the ways a temporary parting at least Kirk wood has teamed up with MacDon ald Smith the California pro while Tagen has gone elsewhere to find new golfing glories Kirkwood is popular on the coast due to his im pressive showing in the California open last winter 4 The past season was a golden harvest for runners and harness horses The rich sum of $9500000 was raced for by the runners with New York and Kentucky tracks put ting up the bulk The Grand Circuit and half mile tracks hung up $2000 000 in purses for the boys to shoot at longest run of the 1923 football season was made by Marks an In dian University substitute Marks sprinted 106 yards for a touchdown in the brush with Handover It was the longest dash in several seasons and incidentally ranks right alongside of the greatest the pastime has Wit nessed Another has dropp ed to the level of the commonplace swimming the English Channel Three Aturned the trick last year and it is predicted more will do it next sum mer The 1923 trio were Henry Sul livan and Charley Toth Americans and Enrique Tirabocchi a South American Ask for Aodicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Muhph is sure of Various and sun dry new men will be tried out Many of the new men come highly recom mended Murphy has been doing some intensive scouting and his wide acquaintance among baseball men has enabled him to get in touch with a number of first class ball tossers Murphy expects to arrive in town about the first of Marc and will be at his old residence for the coming year Everything looks rosy for a good season at the local ball yard and Im patience for the opening up of spring and the return of the sport of sports is manifested on every side The Tobacconists have a man ager capable of getting the most out of his men and efficient to the last degree a good judge of baseball tal ent and a hustler As usual the club will be in the fight from the first whistle and will still be there at the wane of the season A ball club and a manikter worthy of representing the toxtfc The store will be under the personal management of Laban and Harry Silverman and the business will be conducted along the same lines as in the past We also want to announce that on account of our recent re sale we have an entirely new stock of 1924 merchandise and in addition to a new iirm we otter for our customers selection an entirely new stock of goods Come to see us It will be a pleasure to serve you A word of Appreciation In retiring from the active head of the business I want to sincerely thank my many friends and customers in all parts of this sec tion for their splendid patronage and co oper ation in the past It has been a pleasure to serve you und I hope that you will continue your patronage of this store feeling sure that here you will always get full value as veil as lair and honest treatment Silverman McTigue and His Manager Settle Their Differences (Amiorlated Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK Jan Mike Mc Tigue light: heavyweight champion and Joe Jiicobs his man ager have settled their differences definitely but not in a new agree trient as those close to them had ex pected McTigue paid Jacobs $10000 to be released from his management under a contract which would not have ex pired until August and hereafter will manage his own affairs The legal documents were signed yesterday at the office of Tex Richard promoter who negotiated the peace settlement It was reported that immediately after signing the papers McTigue re ceived an offer of $100000 from a syndicat of Newark promotersto meet Georges Carpentier of rance By WALTER CAMP (Copyright 1924 by The Bee) NEW YORK Jan 25 The old old debate about the value of college football has bobbed up again at Princeton Dr Stuart Paton came out recent ly with a statement declaring that un less the game was greatly modified it soon would be abolished He plac ed the blame tor the conditions against which he complained upon the alumni Now comes Dr Kennedy of the same university with a whole heart ed defense of the game Meantime as has been the case since the 13th century football con tinues to bulk big in public interest Still another big'Jeague team will show in Greensboro next spring The Detroit Tigers will play an exhibi tion there with Toronto club on March 26 and it is guaranteed that the Mighty Tyrus will appear in the line up along with the other regulars of the Tiger team With the Y'ankee Breoklyn game scheduled for April 9 Greensboro will have quite a spot in the baseball sun next spring In this immediate vicinity Zeke Smith dterally took the crowd bv storm last night at Municipal Hall and there is no doubt that the Rich mond grappler is a clean skilled mat man one of the most sportsmanlike that has appeared here in some time Had it not been for the thump Zeke got on the iead hls showing would have been much better Call it Iuck accident or vhat not it was an un fortunate occurrence and there will alwavs be a question as to what would have been the result of the scrap had Smith not received the Kir Ttio nriv wav to settle the argument will be to stage another match betwen these two men There would be much interest manifested tn such a show if it should be put on and it would meet a popular demand I if Smith were to're appear here re a GRAND JUNCTION TENN Jan 24 Doughboy the pointer owned by Rowe of Birmingham Ala won the national (field trials championship conducted here by the United States ield Trials Association the judges announced today at the: conclusion of the running VlHERE'S "SCME NEWSPAPER MEN UJIU BE HERE ANY (MINUTE To HIM UP OR YUE gomimc CROSS COUNTRY PCE JBVJOKE IN IAV 1 'TlEYRE A DOMING op The RCAO NOUJ' Manager Lee ohl of the Boston Red Sox is pinning much hope on Outfielder Boone to cpme through for him Boone a great hitter in the minors once received a short trial with the New York Giants He Is one of the biggest men to ever break into the majors being over six feet and weighing well over 200 pounds Manager Murphy has given forth the gladsome tidings at last He will begin assembling his players about March 24 or 25 and the team will begin getting in shape for next sea son Herb means to produce another pennant winner if "money and hard work" will do it That being the case another pennant winner can be expetced There is assurance that three of last year's club will be back They TJ ahaa TuW'Ils (Tlhtiru 4VVOVV C441VA a a VIUVI I OII14L1I may be here but these the only ones I gardless of whom he Is matchedv itn O' QUITE UR "Oh constable I feel so funny" "What's the matter madam have you vertigo?" "Oh yes constable about two Melbourne Punch: Rheumatism in wrists (Associated Press Leased Wire) CHAMONIX rance Jan 25 The controversy between William Taylor manager of the American Olympic team and Allen Muhr of the rench Olympic committee which threatened to prevent the participa tion of Americans in the sped skating events tomorrow setled today Clarence Carman who had requested recognition as an additional trainer withdrew his request asserting thathe was unwilling to be the cause of the dispute Mr Taylor had insisted that Car man wi wi is an American professional bicycle rider be permitted to help train the Americans during the games The rench Olympic commit tee refused on the ground that it could not favor American Athletes by permitting addition to a trainer to their staff The skaters upheld Tay lor's position asserting that they would compete in the opening events on Saturday if he was not upheld DOAK IS SELECTED RALEIGH Jan 24 Charles (Chick) Doak formerly naseoan coach at North Carolina and later at Trinity College today was selected by the Athletic Committee or Aorm Car olina State College as baseball coach for the 1924 season orlnfantt Invalid Children The Aged Rich Milk Melted Grain ext in powder fonntnakesTfie ood Drink for All Ages No Cooking A light Lunch always athand Also in Tablet form Ask for Garlick' sf at all ountaine Avoid Imitations Substitute obstinate as it is does yield ta Apply gently without rub King You feel the effect at once in a comforting glow spreading 4 Is find muscles The pain eases is gonef Get a bottle from your druggist 35 cents paint tC SILVERMAN Inc LABAN SILVERMAN ON THE CORNER HARRY blL VERM AIN and Young Stribling the latter In an Indoor bout about first of March and the former during the summer Campaign to ind Best Poloists to Represent America BIGGEST CROWD IN HISTORY WEST EXPECTED (Aeseoiatad Pra Leaaad Wire) SAN RANCISCO Jan Be fore a gallery expected to exceed in size any ever assembled to view a golf match in the weet Gene Sarazen the American professional champion and Arthur Havers holder of the British open title will tee off today at the Laker Mercer Golf and Coun try Club in the first half of their 72 hole contest While no title is at stake golfers agree that the match virtually is for the world's professional golf cham pionship It will be the first time the two champions have met in match nlay Th6 play today will be 18 holes be fore luncheon and 18 In the noon The player who leads at the finish today will take hls lead with him to the second half of the match which will be played Sunday at the HUI Crest Country Club Los Angeles James Ockenden rench open champion and team mate in exhibition contests will caddy for the British champion today iji) NJ The Sportsman Walter Camp inside and outside the colleges And it might be added furnishes the fi nancial wljerewlth all to run the oth er sports Yes It will not be abolished It would have been well for those who feel that athletics and particul arly football shorten the lives of par ticipants to have been present at the Wesleyan dinner at the Commod orse last week when were con ferred on their team of four decades ago which on November 1 1884 de feated Harvard 16 to 0 Only two of that team are dead despite the fact that in those days Wesleyan had the temority to play Yale not once but three times a year! fe PS55S3SS 8T LOOK 1 MW (2D fiRR REAV eoMfe uoxsi i HERE rrf? sO? 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