The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 6

ill SIX KLYTHBV1IXK. (ARK.) COUKIKR NKWS Second Round Is Now Un. derway; Leo Linlzenich Juvenile Handicap in the first round of the golf tourney of tlie Bly- 'liievlllc connlry club have completed find several mulches of second round have been played Gordon Wrlglil was victor over 'Dr. W. M.

Owens In tlic hardest. fought match of Ihe fwnl round. won ht Die 21st hole, one up. Byron Morse and W. T.

Bar, net t. also staged tight match over regulation 18 holes and were to go 20 holes before Morse won. one up. the second rpuml mntches al; played Sam Nonis detailed G. E.

Keck, three nnd two: W. J. Pollard beat E. B. Ciee.

one up and "Rev. Marsh Calluway deefalcd Ira Crawford, six and five. flrst matches were completed Sunday and second round matches finished by next Sunday. Leo Uhtzciilch won tlie junior handicap tournament by defeating Byroii Morse In the finals, six up and five to go, Lintzenlch had -the lowest ratlnu of any Juvenile. two strokes'handicap.

Vounj; Morse six strokes handicap, In pre- rounds IJiilzcntch defeated Robert Baxter and U. S. Branson to reach the finals. of first round miUchss not Including the results published week arc as follows: G. E.

Keck (4) won over W. A. prtoe by default. 'Gordon Wright (9) defeated Dr. W.

M. Owens (0), one up, 21 holes. 'E. B. Gee (5) defeated Paul Rosenthal (0) two and one.

W. J. Pollnrd (5) won over Pnul 3chwartz by default. -C. M.

Baxter (4) won over E. C. Pattp'n 18) by default. N-. H.

Helm (8) won over Shcllon Hall, by default, "Ira Crawford (10) won over J. Clark (10) by default. Q. Cauilll won over jor-Jacobs by default. H.

S. Davis tC) won over Crawford Noble (10) by default. Farmer England (10) defeated A O. 1 Hudson (8) one up, Bill Chamblln (8) won over E. Atkinson by default.

I B. Tanner (5) won over E. i R. Mason (10)'by default. Greene (8) defeated W.

J. Peck (8) one up. Lute Hubbard (10) won over D. 3. Laney (10) by default, Harris (4) defeated San: Grimes (8) two up.

OJohn Snyder (9) defeated U. S. Branson (6) one up. C. A.

Cunningham won over H. B. Proctor (8) default. Lloy Wise (8)defeated Fred Plee- man (10) one up. S.

Bollard (7) wpn over ttr Driver (8) default. E. B. Thomas (4) won over Ros- coe Craflon (10) default. Oscar Hardaway (10) won ovsr O.

(10) by default. Tloyd Acton (8) won over W. J. Driver (10) Tjy default. Russell Phillips (6) defeated E.

B. Lyman 18) four and tTO. Whit Goodman (5) won over Harvey Thompson 16) by default. Charles Baker (9) defeated Chas. Afflict (8) five, and three.

I Victor Bray (10) defeated Edgar Bonim (10) four and two. R. D. Hughes won over Pat O'- Bryaru by default. Crigger (10) won over W.

P. VeaTiDv (10) default. O. W. McCutchen (10) won over W- M.

McKenzie (10) default. O. W. Vollmer (8) won over Godfrey White (8) default. Byron Morse defeated W.

T. Same It (6) oneiiiD. 20 holes. Round Sam Norris 17) beat Judge G. Keck (4) three and two.

W. J. Pollard 15) beat E. Get (5) one up. Rev.

Marsh Callaway (5) beat Ira Crawford (10) six and five. Strib and His Family IN JIB FIGHT South Will Back Hor Beloved Battler to Limit.Says Si rib's Home Town Scribe. r.DITOK'K NOTKi as sports wrilrr in Yiiuiiif Stl living's town, is lull- u'ulfly with one of ttir nun who 1'i In IlKlil for llw Mrijihl rhuniplonshlp of tlio woild Cleveland In this, (he lirsl of two articles nn Ihf home and persuniilily of the chaiu- plcn, some Irallfe ol" Mi-lu'il, I liilhertu and I'll--, how the south man to win Hie lillr. W.llic nnd Mrs. SlriWinf, hn I fnrmcr Maron sueitly irl.

Kelow lowire Iliclr children, WilllrlH Mary Ptey ir A.PT KEE.MZ How do you txceute thp. sliort. chip shots? It is advisable to stand fairly erect with an open stance In nc chip shots. A firm grip on the club should be maintained. As Ifi tho pull, tlic backswing BV JIMMY JONFS Kdltnr Manni Ccpyiielit.

1031. N13A Service, Inc.) MACON. Georiilu, June 9 Only two triumphal parades for home tewn boy who 'made have staged on the inaaiiolla-lkied streets of old Malon. Belli of theni have been In lonoi- of Willie Slriblins- And now Miiccn Ls netting reaily for a third. In the land where the peaches me Just beginning to ripen and Hie negroes avc chopping the grass from around the young watermelon vines, tticre Is a new topic of con- versatlon this year.

Is of and for or the way. Tho south has bce.li wrong on collon, on wars nnd not a few Democratic presidential candidates. It Imi! bten wrong on StrlbHng ssv- ernl whc-n he came up loser. But It is rill for Slribling thls''tline the way. Horses, or What Have You? In Georgia, sky is the limit when the Crackers slnn wagering on Strlb.

Cotton, livestock, whatever they have anil can get down. plays basketball and baseball and acts ns entertainer at fashion shows, When he returned from Europe aflsr knocking out Phil Scott, he gaves Hit 1 s'ovt's lie used to a Moron boy who was rccoVr- from diphtheria. One of "The Pwpul" Though no one makes much of a Tuss over Slribling, since he is a ramlUnr fli-iire on Die streets, he is Immensely popular. He usually ap- on the streets bareheaded and In shirt sleeves, his collar open. By nature he Is a trifle bashful, but lie Is llkeabli and makes himself at home in any company.

Slribling Is an all-around sportsman. When tho original Hew York Celtics came to Georgia, Htribllng subsllluled for-one of the players witlioul gumming up the professionals' ipasswork and inude four btililr-j. lie recently purchased a and, competing against the best drivers in (he southeast, tock fourth place in a regional regalia after only two weeks of experience. He' look up golf and won a trophy In a sands green Icunia- He Ls a licensed airplane pjlpl and a In the Army Air Reserves. Ho always has had a' for speed, und after tiring of motorcycles and automobiles, purchased the motorboat.

Hies Away to Hunt He enjoys a day in the Ilelds with Die bird dogs. Last winter he u'ent all the way lo Charlestofi. S. for, a v.lKI turkey hunt and came back with goWcr. He has been known lu lly nway on a quail hunt nil come down in the nlddle of stump-studded corn! field wllli his guns and dogs.

lils In. flying the ship hxs been tested several times in forced he came very near up for he never MM lost confidence in himself as a pilot. His dad. "Pa" Stribling, always las been a little nervous about has made long trips Kith him. as have his wife and mother.

Here is. "Ma's" version of it: If one of my boys ever should TUESDAY. JUNK 0, 1031 mm ItfUR White Sox Take Drubbing From Senators; Athletics In Win. to Hie ground, hitting Hie cleanly nml ncenrately as it llnough. No turf is necessary.

player's tendency to raise his head For Georgia StriblUig fam- 1s greater in this shot, so Keep ls institution. Stribling Ls Your Head Down. TOMORROW: Should CVPI- rast up on a shot? Globe, Horn's 1'arsdise GLOBE, Arlzonn 4 (UP) A fad for horses has struck Globe and as a result Robert Whalcy has mere beak buster to tho people of his horns Is champion of the state of Georgia, a pugilistic Sir Galahad. In Macon Young' Stribling hold? an equal position of respect and deference with the mayor and the city's patriarchs. He rates well in soclsty.

Ho Is a 32d degree Mason THIS IS res A atip -SHOT. WHEW H5 WAWfS TO 'I PUT UITUE STOP TbTrie BAU it PuftyeTi IH THIS POSITION cjjcned livery first Iuul ner and member of one to operate In 20 local Klwanls club. He and hi cud Is doing a better business wlfo a form society girl renting out saddle horses than the i tnke promment parts in all loca ever did in renting out affairs and Stribllns donates Iroptij buggy horsis. cups to local athletic, teams. He olTiclnlcs at football games set killed in I want lo be his passenger." TOMORROW: Okefenoliec opin- -GAMES TODAY ion.

Memphis nl Atlanta at Chatlanooga. Birmingham at Nashville. Little, Rock at New Orleans. American CWeago'at Washington. St.

Louis Boston: Detroit at PWUidelptUa. Cleveland at New York. National League Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. LotiLs.

New York at Chicago. Phlladelphiii at Pittsburgh. The New York Giants defeated the Chicago CAbs in the only National league game played yesterday and rested only nine jiohits behind Ihe leading Cardinals, the American league the beat the Tigers and the Indians trimmed the Yankees. Clarence Mitchell, veteran of the Giants, let Die Cubs down with five scattered hits an'J a 6 to 1 triumph. Tlie Giants hit the offerings of Maloiie and his successor, Jakle May.

(or 12 hits. Grove was the winning pitcher as his mates pounded away ai Detroit hurling for a 7 to 3 verdict. A four run rally in the sixth and two in the eighth put the Macks easily In front. Fosx hit. uvo homers bringing his season's total to 13.

Wes Ferrell served that his lame arm was no longer Lunie when lie limited the heavy hitting Yankees to three hits yesterday and won 4 to 1. Terrell's opponent. Charlie Ruffing, pitched ball for eight innings holding the Indians to one single but weakened in the ninth and the Indians counted four runs. The Washington Senators staged a parade around the bases at Washington to beat the Chicago White Sox, 18 to 4. The Senators counted eight runs in the second inning.

Four pitchers were served up to the Nats during the atiack. Kerr of the Sox made the only homer, nurkc pitched steady ball for Washington. The St. Louis Browns trimmed the Boston Red Sox and at the same time climbed from the American league cellar vhlle pushing the Sox down. score was 4 to 0 with Walter Stewart hurling shutout ball for the Browns.

HOW THEY STAND Soulhrrn Birmingham ChaUrtnoojja Little Hock. Memphis Atlanta Orleans Nashville Mobile W. 37 20 28 2C 2li 55 27 27 21 27 27 22 31 22 33 National I.eajw St. Louis Chicago New York Boston nmoklyn 1'illsbiirgh Philadelphia Cincinnati W. 13 25 18 25 18 22 22 24 20 24 19 24 33 American League Philadelphia Washington New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit St.

Louis noslon W. L. 34 11 30 17 25 20 25 22 IB 27 10 32 16 26 11 20 I'd. .510 ,510 .500 .500 .415 ,400 I'M. .000 .581 .500 .478 .455 .412 2D8 Pet.

.150 .638 .550 .552 .400 .373 .381 .370 Cliicks Drop to Mobile Marines; Vols Defeat League Leaders. CM Blows Srir Tip PINEVII.LE, West Virginia, Vergie 15, poured a small quantity of powder from at keg on th? front porch of her home near here and struck a match. Tlie resulting explosion proved fatal to her anrl two younger children were severely injured, in trying to rescue her. Sunday newspapers are prohibited by in Melbourne, Australia. Jackie and Her Boys AIT.

Easy For Osccolans OSCEOLA, Ark. The liishly touted and notoriously advertised Jackie Mitchell, female plidier nnd her Junior Chattanooga Lookouts, supposedly class calibre ball players were duck soup for the Osceola Indians, fast independent bajball leain of this cily Monday. Osceola winning 7-1. After being advertised as a wonderful pitcher for a girl by "Pa" Mitchell and especially how she could throw a baseball a nice crowd turned out lo witness Ihis exhibition and "Pa" refused to let Jackie throw a single-ball saying she had a sore arm and upon being questioned it deployed that she had pitched a total of three Innings Sunday in Memphis. tlid.

hnu-ever, make her go out in right field for four innings and her best ut bat was a weak roller to third. Sealon, Osceola pitcher, who rc- cently twirled a one hit, game against the hard hitting Monette Buffaloes allowed eight well scattered hits and was never in trouble, his team mates giving him sensational Fred Taylor, Indian third sack- cr, crashed one aver the right field wall In the fourth inning two The fust place Rat OILS lost yesterday the place Lauk- ouls won in the Dixie circuit. The Nns'riville Vnls put tin? nar- ons down in a closely contertDd game. to 7. The Vols scored two runs hi the ninih as did (lie Barons.

Droll wont Hie mule for the Vols. keeping 12 hits Tlie Volumec'is got lo Caldwell for 17 lilts. Tlic Lookouts beat tlie Crackers. 7 to at Chattanooga. The Chat- tnnooaa club scored five of 11s runs in tin 1 last two innings.

was ihe winning pitcher. Tnitl of Atlanta hit a honii run. Lillle Rock's Travelers hi! the tall hard at New Orbans to bent the Pelicans. to 3. Hughes nltdicfl the full game for the PebWre and krnl right hits scattered.

Strolim. with four hits out of five times at bat, led the Little Rock katuck. The Mobile Marines started early ami the Memphis Chicks Marled late but the Marines managed lo onllnst the Chicks for a 9 to 1 triumph at Mobile. Burns was the winning pitcher and May was on the losins end. Hainol ol tlie Chicks hit for the circuit.

Thief Mails Itatk Waleh North Carolinn. Grady Miller's watch, stolen from him in a church here, was rnaital back -to its ownir by the thief, who read the slory of the theft in a Oieertboro newspaper. iThe package carried a note read- "please notify paper watch has hcen recovered." The nole was signed I aboard. "Cotton" Howrton, Indian center fielder, hail a perfect day at bat bring crcditerl with three sini- Ir-s and a base on balls in at bat. After' the game it developed that -Pn" Mitchell ar.tl liis famed daughter had left the park and returned to Memphis before (he game was over.

Score by innings. 12345C789rhc ILaokout-Jrs. 001000000 132 Osceola 20031001s 181 Batteries: Lookouts. Wills and Wilkerson; Osceola. Sjston and Tarver.

HOME THEATRE Tuesday, Wednesday and Thnrsilnv will vary according to the ilistancs io be traversal. Usually will oe a shc-rt backswln3, for tho ills- lane; nearly always is short. As the dub Is taken back, the eft bends only slightly, since -he pivot is not great- Tho club- i head should low and clo.w R1TZ THEATER Tuesday-Wednesday Thursday Pritchard JFaces Test at Armory Just how for Kid Pritchard, the Sttele, banlamwelghl, has progressed along Ihe roid to fistic fame may be determined when he metis Gene Demontre, flashy Memphis youth, In the feature card at the Armory tonight. The boys 1 slated for eight rounds or less it the knockout punch develops. The Bluff City boy has twice won the title in that city and has woa about 10 fights since turning professional.

He Is expected to prove a real lest for the Sleele boy who two kayoes to his credit here this spring. Including one over Prankie Sala. another Memphlan. In the seml-windup of six rounds or less Babe O'Brien of New Madrid, enters the ring with Tom Rye Setton, Uixora lightweight. O'Brien cotnes highly touted by fans white local fight, followers already know Sealon can punch.

In a four rounder Bad Boy Aus; Uri ot Manila will tackle Don Davis The two are welterweights. negroes, John Klrby-Bell punching porter, and Little Red Uw fait bla'ckskln, are down for fcwr rwrndB They fcalta NO DON JUAN! Women's adoration loaves him hut he uses it for his mysterious purpose. With Carole Lombard Kay Francis WILLIAM PpWil Ladies 0 Cfbramouni Cficluit Also Comedy and News. and I50c and fflme IRON MAN" The New Idiil of the Hi-rei-n in tho Romance of a World's Champion! A Tod lirowninp Production CO- featuring ROBERT and JEAN 'HARLOW with John and Net! Sparks From the novel by W. R.

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