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NET 'TEAM NAMED i QtWfiutniHui in 1 LURE TO PROS 1 represented 'P 4 4 TO KEEP TITLE ELI HARVARD PLAY DAVIS CUP TEAMS 3'5 3 4M 3 RADIO TO TELL TRACK RESULTS Three pitchers 3 at Gowanle team cham 4 3 T3 I 4 18 HAIR GROOM 33 30 85 91 90 39 89 83 94 92 RO 88r 91 HAGEN COMES IN EW DAYS 4 i 6 6 likewise Brooker fall hls usual distance al came through in the decided that Everett the Bronx and Okla ride Eplnard In the against Captain I) 84 81 S3 81 80 81 83 88 89 88 89 87 89 88 90 87 94 89 95 84 and Lee Johnson Sticker Ban Johnson has been presidentof the American league since its i erganlcation 30 years ago Even stubborn unruly or sham pooed hair stays combed all day In any style you like "Hair Groom" la a dimmed combing cream which gives that natural gloss and well iwojnsd act jrout that brassie players In the world no superiors In any land It through better brassie play Narazen won from Hagen at Yank Jockey Will Pilot rench Nag College Netten to Meet Span iah and rench Stan New York May Special match es between ths combined Yale Har vard tennts team and the Davie Cup teams of rance and Spain have been arranged for this sutn merwhen the American collegians 5 tour Europe These contests will be played in aris and Barcelona respectively after the collegians terminate their Invasion of 'Jlngiand Tentative jates call for th play i Ing of the match against the rench team on August 15 and that against the Spanish Davis Cup come blnatlon on August 2ft The Yale Harvard team wilt call from New York on July 5 and ar rive in London on July 1J where 'j schedule of matches against the lending English club and college teams will be played terminating with a match against a combined uxrora uampruige team 19 STARS IN RONT Lillian Scharman Joins Olyrn pic Representatives of United States 5 Vienna May (By the' Asso ciated Preen) Count Ludwtg Salm von Hoogetraeten today won the first singles match in the second round Davis cup competition be tween Austria and Switzerland featlng Martin of tennis team in straight seta 6 4 6 2 Aeechllman of the Swiss team evened the singles score by beating Paul Brick of Autrlaln three straight sets Keeps Hair Combed 325 825 328 334 314 836 337 340 842 344 344 348 848 849 349 349 362 353 353 ort Benning ield Will Bl Nalned After Catcher for GianUt GOLERS Elizabeth Lake Club Season Mem bership includes 18 holes of golf and Ann swimming beach 8100 per season or 850 and war tax and 81 Per day greens fee (when playing) Applv at club or 1880 Penobscot Building' 1 Clowns Play Davidites at Mack Park Today Two of the best semi pro teams will collide in a combination baseball and circus game at Mack Park Sundav afternoon when the Hewlett Clowns nlsv the House ot David I There will be plenty of fun Injected In tho game on the coaching lines and before the contest starts ss there are a number of Nick in the Howlatt lineup whoso tunny antics keep ths spectators in sn uproar Tha batteries will be Okrle and Gutxelt for the Clowns! Mnrtnn nr (Hegel and Stansfield for the House qualifiers Xpi xaviu iiimui siarca at av 1 WAR RECORD RECALLED I Seeks New Titles Helen Wills California girl who ia on her way to Europe in quest of net tennis titles She will play in the Wimbledon tour r1 lUimcnt btfj ire aroirc fln tn Ttranrsi fnr th Alumni? gvnt AXtaa I Wills is Afaerican tennis champion I li (Photo 'Copyright Underwood 4 Underwood) Aggies Will Broadcast Returns of Prep Champion ship Meets Lansing May Reports of the state Interscholaatlc cham pionship itrack meets which ar to be held at the Michigan Agricultur al college this spring will be broad cast over ths A radio station WKAR In order that fans in the various cities from which teams are entered may get results at the close of the meets Class and teems settle their championships at Bail Lensing on May 80 and 31 while the Class A teams will fight It out on June 8 and 7 Preliminaries will be held on riday mornings in Loth cases with the finals on Saturday morn ings At one o'clock in the afternoon of the four days on which erents will be run off results will be put on the air for the "homo folks Tho riday announcements of course will Include the list of wn a Raniiinv 'broadcasting will giveCaal results POOR SHOWING LAID TO ETES 4 A 4 7 3 8 8 5 8 4 2 5 8 4 0 Hank irst Big Leaguer kJ Enter Service for World Conflict The baseball field which wilt be part of the big recreation center at a the Infantry School of the United States Army located at ort Ben ning Da will be named Gowdy' field In honor of "Haak Gowdy catcher of the "Giants 1 Thia has been decided upon by the authorities at the school and the executive council of the In fsntry association The decision in line with the policy of the infan try to honor men who served wtth distinction during the World Warn the Infantry brunch of the service Gowdy was the first big league player to announce that he was going to enter tha service fol lowing the break with the Central' Powers in 1917 At that time ho was first string catcher on tho Boa ton the National league Hi team of that city He enlisted in 4 the ourth infantry Ohio National Guard which later became the listh infantry orty second division He was shortly made color sergeant of the regiment and held this rank through the entire war Served In our Offensives He went overseas with his regl moot and served with it throughout 1 the campaign this service Including 1 occupation of defensive sectors hear I Haynes Picked to 'Ride Epin ard Against Sir Galahad III on Monday Paris May 17 Pierro Werth elmer has Haynes of home shall match race Str Galahad HI Monday at Saint Cloud 1 rank the American jock ey whose victory on Parth In the Kempton Park Great Jubilee handi cap today has brought joy and wealth to Malsons Laffitto will re turn to Paris tomorrow and will bo ready to rids Captain Cohn's horse Tha victory of Parth was the sec ond big stakes on the English turf a rench horse has won this year Jockey starting on both oc casions with Sir Galahad In the Lincolnshire stakes end again to day Sir Galahad is In the best pos sible form and Hobart Denman his trainer says he will have no ex cuses to offer if he loses Eplnardtill Is tho favorite AUSTRIAN COUNT WINS AT TENNIS Hgh school will complete Tuesday ot this week for the Individual and plonshtps The schools will bo by teams of four players each Eighteen holes will be played end the contestants will be sent away In foursome: Pairings and start ing time follows: 3:30 a Sankko Cass Lillie Central: Bien Eastern Aiken Southeastern 9:38 a Cole Northern Con way Northwestern Boushelle Northeastern Gardner? Southwest ern 8:43 a Chilton Western: Munn Highland Park Ozanlk Cass A Schwartz Central Brlnaus Eastern Arm strong 'Southeastern: Stephenson Northern Shannon Northwestern 9:54 a Molenda Northeast ern Schultz Southeastern Watson Western Connor Highland Park 10 a Tom Lowery Casa Schmier Central John Goss East ern Wogan Southeaatern 10:06 a Northern Case Northwestern Dworznlk Northeast ern Moss Southwestern 10:12 a Sofier Western Courtney Highland Park Maloney Cass Kratzoft Central 10:18 a Baine Eastern Gor don Southeastern Mertln NorXh Chg Grtrnni Northwestern 10:24 a Gabler Northeastern Rosenberg' Southwestern Bowles Western Dari Highland Park In addition to these players the schools certified the following to act ns alternates or substitutes: Lowery and Lang East ern Pupancy Southeastern Ma lette Northerp Sullivan Osborne Northwestern Langdon Northeastern Buhler Sadowski Southwestern Haass Western Boetz Clark Highland Park Moy nahan Committees to handle details of the newly organized Clinton Valley Golf club have been named by the president Albert isher as follows: Membership Leo Walser chairman George Carroll Wil rank A Schneider Edred Jp Bass Eugene Steiner Louis Olfs Dr Neary Tully John Reuter Grady and Joseph Walker Louis Rabaut chairman Dr Lundy Stephen Grones Anthony Graef and Joseph A Schrage Greens John Wagner Jr chair man James Brady John Hal llnan Joseph DuPrey and Dr Esperance The task of building the course will be begun as soon as a survey ot the property Is completed ac cording to John Wagner Jr who is secretary of the club The organi zation thus far has been limited to members of the Knight of Colum bus The property purchased Iles at the junction of the raser and Van Dyke roads one mile this side of Utica Birch Iftll'Country club will have its formal opening next Saturday May 24 Golf events In the after noon and a dinner dance In the evening will feature Extensive Im provements and additions to the clubhouse have been completed and Birch Hill members anticipate a most enjoyable season Thursday night will be party night through out tho season Birch Hill women open their sea son Thursday May 22 with a golf tournament and bridge luncheon The women will play in a medal contest each Thursday with match play tor Juns and a 4 lense Him Victory of Havers Over Sara zen Influences American Golfers to Go July added Brldft luneheona will be held every other Thursday Exchanre viittlng daye have beta arranged wtth Ewei Brooklande and Washtenaw Quite a Improvements have been made at the Pine Lake Golf club for this eeason The second nine holes will be opened for play early in July which will give the club a splendid 18 hole layout The club held its opening party 8etur day night 'Regular dancee will start at the club on Saturday June 7 Northwestern Country club which Ja the newest club in the Detroit district and which 1 located near armington observing the official opening the present week end with special events Sunday as rwell as Saturday The club has nine holes and la preparing for an hole layout a medal play handicap tourna ment will begin the golf schedule at Brooklands riday May 23 All players are urged to turn In five scores by June 20 to permit of handicaps being arranged Star Golfer Will Practice for Play at Redford 4 on Wednesday Walter Qiagen former National oponfcnd British open golf cham pion who ia one of the leading con tenders for this year's open' title to ibe contested for June' 5 and Ji at Oakland Hilly will arrive 'in Detroit the first of the eek to spend the next 10 days here prac ticing for the big event Hagen plans to remain In Detroit until the following week before de parting for Worcester Mass where lie will play his qualifying rounds with the eastern contingent While Is eager to got In as much practice as possible at Oak land Hills ho is sought for several exhibition matches nt district clubs He has accepted one of these at Redford Wednesday afternoon Where will be paired with Ar thur Ham of Plutn Hollow against Davey Robertson ot and Charles Hllgendorf of Lochmoor sThe exhibition match will feature a stag party arranged for Wednesi day for Its members 1 Hoblitzel and Lee Tie for Golf Lead Princeton J) May Prince ton 'defeated Harvard In dual track meet here today 89 2 3 to 451 8 The Tigers also were victorious In the freshman meet wlnnlng from Harvard 86 to 48 Charlotte Has Record In ij()2 the Charlotte team made a North Carolina league rerofd by winning 25 consecutive games Lunevl le Buucarac and Essey Lorraine and near Houaln In Cham Pagnei' und in four major often operations Champagne Marne Aisne Marne HU Mihiei and Meuse Argonne The Infantry School recreation center project which includes Gow I dy field is an effort on the part of co eaiaonsn a plane that will help both olficers and men 'L ot the basic and most important arm of the service maintain their physical condition at a high stand I ard It was conceived and is being developed by tho infantry with the backing ot its own 39 regiments of i the regular army the various regt menu of the National Guard and th' Organised Reserves ahd the Indi vlduals who served in the Infantry during the World War Directing the campaign tor the plant oulsiae of school is the United States In fantry association which has its headquartersTn Washington itadliun te Seat loooo Th plani will include a stadium jeating 1U000 pereona in which Is planned to hold football field and r' track eporte and infantry' exhl bitlone tennie and basketball courts i both open and closed a grplfi courea 'wl Imming pool a polo fields and clubhouse for both officers and man The whole project is deslgnad to answer every need In the way of sports and recreation for the In fantry personnel that is at the The stadium is tho outstanding feature of the project It ia to bo a senior lai for those infantrymen who lost their Ilves in the World war Lach regiment of the regular army la to have a bay that will be known as the Infantry bay ana wmui un num occasions win bo nown the regimental flag The funds for the erection of the atad ium are coming from the regular regiments with tho exception of tho two which are stationed at ort Benning Theao two are furnishing the for the construc tion work while the rest ot tho In fantry and its friends furnish tho The Tanka will also have a bay Boxes seating four persons are being erected as memorials to individual officers and soldiers i by tho regiments It io proposed to name tho other portions of the plant after men who served In the Infantry during the World War in a similar monner to Gowdy field The latter la the first name that has been definitely de cided because the task ot naming the field was a comparatively easy one Hank Gowdy having no clone rival for the position is first big leaguer totenter tho service for tha T' 'ART ONE Hutchison Barnes arrell De cide After Noting Defeat The unexpected victory of Arthur Havers over Gene Sarazen at the Weatchester Biltmore club is dlrqhdy Influencing many American prdfev eionals to make the trip acrom In June to try their hand at lilting the Britlah opetl title Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen some time ago made known their decision to seek foreign honors again this season Jock Hutchison Jim Barnes and Johnny jrarrell who made tho oversea invasion laet year have been noncommittal about a return engagengent abroad but since Sarazen' defeat all three are planning to gain revenge on the English Whatever materializes the Inter national Invasion will be all one wav this year as it Is extremely unlikely that English star wifi come over for the American open championship early In June Won Majority of Matches accompanied by his ex hibition partner JlmmM Ockenden holder of the rench title won a majority of their matcher that were held under all sorts of playing and climatic conditions Havers usually quJet and retir ing is well satisfied with his Initial AnnRjtranr a th '7 uno uvuiiHj Aiier going badly out in California and In tha south because of unfamlll arlty with strange golfing condi tions the husky English champion suddenly recovered hie form on re turning to the east and won all his matches topping the string with a decl lye victory over Sarazen The influence of a topnotcher's game Is often marked on others eorge Duncan accepted as one of the greatest stylists ths game ever produced once said that whenever one of hie strokes went wrong ne would'rcatch the next train for whatever location Harry Vardon might bo playing in order to com pare his game with ths famous former 'English whose style has been a model for count less roflts By Dnncn' Teaching 1 lNow John arrell regarded ns one of ths' most brilliant of the younger American stars is showing more and more the benefits of hav ing played a great deal with George Duncan both here and abroad or an easy graceful but powerful style the young star has very few superior a Httle more experience and a little more boldness in aiming for th pin the name of John arrell should soon head the list of all the ranking home performers final touch to goal dress both fin hulnsM and on social ''Hair Groom" Is grsaseless helps grow thick heavy Iuj ous 1 hair Beware of gru harfaful Imitation S' 1 I Toronto Golfer Six Times Senior Crown Winner Agun Reigns avorite Georgs 8 Lyons ot Toronto who for th sixth eonsecutlvs year car ried off the Canadian senior golf championship In 1923 ls generally regarded'1 as th only" Canadian champion having better than an even money chance to withstand this summer's assaults on his title The matches are to be held at the Toronto Golf club at)d Lyons is the general favorite Picking winners in the ancient and honorable game is becoming an Increasingly difficult proposition in the Dominion with the suddent ex pansion In popularity of the sport and the rapid development of new contenders 3M Clubs In Canada There are now 353 golf clubh in Canada Ontario leading the prov inces with 117 and tho others trailing in this order: Alberta 6s Quebec 49 Saskatchewan 48 Mani toba 85 British Columbia 26 NovaScotia 18 New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island 1 our yeara ago there were 12S clubs in Canada and it Is believed that It thewest were raked for the small Unregistered organiza tion operating new courses the score today could be boosted to the 400 mark List Of Champion Thej champion of the major events of 1923 Canadian sen George Lyons Canadian open Clarence Hack ney Canadian Amateur Thomp Bon Canadian Women Glenna Collett Canadian Sidney Tepler Canadian professional Percy Barrett The Royal Canadian 1 Golf asso ciation has definitely decided against falling in line the United State Golf association which has sanctioned ths 101 shafted club An official announcement has been made that tho steel will be barred in Canada until tho ban Is lifted in Britain by the Royal and An cient club in the old land windup follow: 1st 3d 3rd 4th Tl Hl JS 88 81 85 84 85 80 85 83 86 83 84 RO MllirftH Tliim lYAilnsa tl Tha nardfl nf fnM'Waol for the deciding 18 holes as com pared wiQvpar follow: 1 ni itt HobHUel out 8 Lee oiitr 4 Par ln4H'4 Hoblltzeip 4 in 4 i'1 ty1 Hoblitzel undoubtedly got much satisfaction out of his showing in the two day tournament Twa sum mers ago at the same club he won the championship by de fentins Earl CmIm th trnit (lolf rllth In lha final nia Bummer though he failed to qual ify in the championship flight Jbf tha: district event He showed in the tournament just closed that' lie Is still ranks with the topnotcherh despite last reverse Izje and Bredln who' also had their ups and downs on the 1 golf course last summer also Improved tlielr ratings by their consistent niay In this event Hill Is entitled to much credit despite hi tjuclln on the last circuit as Is KJg the Essex player According to the terms of he contest all those who comfted In tills tournament and anyone who has a handicap of 10 stdokes or better can chilenge the? playe? ln tending for his position end Hoblitzel will play oft their tlo for poSition'N'o 1 on the hoTs tW thl Campus Initiations Effects Show on Michigan Track 'Men at Urbana Ann Arbor Mich May 17 Campus honor societies existing at the University of Michigan for tho avowed purpose' of doing what ever possible for the good ot the school are today being blamed for a large bit of the poor showing which the Wolverine track team made at Urbana yesterday in the Illinois dual poeet yt While Michigan was booked to drop the meet and Illinois was favored to run 'off with large majority of the points the com plete swamping the Wolverines has been connected with initia tions of and Sphinx' and the consequent poor condition ot the men when they entered in th meet i Ths Mlchlgamua 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 which is credited as being TH the hardest onthe campus was staged the tlar'prevlous to the meet four of the track men Brooker Reinke Rosier andSWittman being initi ates while Captain Hattendorf participated as a member All of tho track men left the Initiation banquet 16 minutes before train tim: and arrived in Urban covered wlth red paint which they had had no time to remove? Considerable difficulty Was ex perienced in making the Illinois track men realize that Michigan was "srnall enough to al low an Initiation of the class of Mlchlgamua Interfere with a track meet the'Jlllnl first discrediting the statements and believing that Miqhigan cinder men were suffer ing from some serious malady The Sphinx initiation In which Reinke and Wittman participated and In which reyberg was given rough treatment was held Wednesday and whlla'K did not interfere much with the work of th men at the meet served to accentuate the ef fects of the 'more strenuous Inl htiatlonfhe following day Considerable feeling Is being ex pressed here against the action of the campus honor societies In plan ning their feted 'just before the meet this sentiment finding favor among several members of the so cieties now in school or like Coach Yost and Tad Wleman connected with the athletic association It is not the position ihe'dls senters that the Initiations caused tho loss of the meet for Illinois could have taken over the Wolver ines at thelr best with little diffi culty But the Wolverines suffered in at least five events in which they might have secured points In the 100 yard dash Wittman was due to give the crack Illinois sprinter a good race spits ot his poor condition the past two weeks Instead he failed to place being topped by Coldwater a Wolverine practically unknown Likewise In the 220 yard dash lagged while Higgins whom he Usually defeats too a third 1 1 Captain Hattendorf favorite in the halt mile ended a poor third behind reyberg the race going In slower time than Hattendorf ran1 it ners tne previous inc ciiBcu" ed to make though he pole vault DUAL MEET WON BY TIGER TEAM Continued rom Pago lT fled for the Detroit team as follows: Hoblltaell 335 Roger Hill 834 Lee 325 Waldo Jr 33fl tL Bredln 328 RenchArd 827C King 334 SchlappacaMe 840 How They lashed Elghteen hole and 72 totals of those who atuck through to the windup follow: G' Sarnia81 Lee Country Chib82 Bredln Country Club 82 King Essex 82 Hill Oakland Hille 77 Waldo Jr ClbM Det Golf89 Rchfappftcasee O81 Paddock Country Club 81 Standish Jr Loch 87 A Dietrich IxehmoorP6 AW Wallaee Bloom H79 TL Paddock Country Club 87 Know Loch moor Kirkham Esnex 86 Caln Detroit Golt86 Lodge Lochmoor87 Ikaudotte Hills 89 nuiion j'tum zioiioi Diegel Picks Him Leo Degtl Detroit homebred now located in Washington has picked Bobby Jones (below) to win the National Open cham pionship at Oakland Hills next month This course was made for the defending champion Dlegel has told friends The long par four holen will be to liking according to Diegel because I of the distance and accuracy which the Atlanta amateur gets with his Jong Irons brassie and spoon no ntia ttiao won tne pro championship at match years running irst Consideration Cleveland Ohio May 17 Detroit starsde fentsd tho Cleveland Browne here today 12 4 The Browns held the lead until the eighth when De troit scored 5 runs Three pitchers were hit hard by the Detroit bat ters 11 It'll 5 H14 I Combe Petwey Tyree John con Hamilton and Hayes Another Corbett in Ring Bobby Corbett a 24 year old welterweight of California has ap peared In the pugilistic firmament (o keep alive the family name made famous In former days by James and Young Corbett Bitched 73 Canve Uadbourns oC Boston amis 3 than with usee both line wide well back and the ball well oft the left 'heol Ho has a grent way of send ing the right shoulder on through i knack that Hagen also has In let ting his body follow the club head Hagen Is Steadier There la no great difference In th long iron play although Hagen is probably the steadier of the three There Is bdt little to choose in mashl play but we should say that jn chipping up to the cup Jones and Hagen have just a shade on Sara Zn This is also true of bunker filay where from lhe sand Jones a more likely to be near the pin than either of his rivals Jones In tact Is a marvel In this respect Any mental picture one bas of the Georgian playing out of sand seems to find the ball stop ping within a few feet of the cup Hagen from more serious trouble Is the more redoubtable of the trio You will find In playing from sand that Jones and Hagen use their wrists beyond any criticism with a flick that is part ot a lighter grip Where the average golfer takes a tighter grip upon the club these two understand the art of giving their wrists a chance to vork which Is the essential of bunker play No taut rigid set of wrists are going to be effective for this type of play Off Days Are ew On aS steady spin Hagen is the better putter In fact the beat put ter now in golf He may have his off days but he has fewer of them around the green than any one else Ha ia more deliberate thanthe other two with a somewhat smoother stroke 1 Jone however must also be classed with the most effective put ters to be found His green play at Skokie and at Inwood was bril liant He has Improved vastly in this department since Inverness and Columbia where hi greens had a way of adding on 'many strokes Now he rarely has trroon with hlS XUli 'hare of the one putt situations Hagen and Jones hajf in and day out are both in front of Sarazen the greens Serazem has his great day in this respect? but not ouite as many as famous rivals As the greens at Oakland Hills are large larger than th aver age putting will play a role In this next championship or that matter no one who Ian putting well ever wins an open As to Teniperments a 'Aaf encentration and for medal Dlay Chore Is no great differ nee in the three of going steadily for 'Jar and of never easing up In his match play ne is Inclined to the stride of his opponent but In medal play he rarely wavers Hagen has one of th tam" persment of the game He Is a (great uphill fighter hard to courage always dangerous while there is an outside chance Sarazen has proved his ability to either at match play where hehas Most but on Important engagement 'in two years In these he has beaten Hagen twice Hut rhlson twice Barnes and Haverslosing only to Havers recently This'lncluaes only the longer routes of 86 or 72 holes At medal play Sarazen has not been quite so successful He won at Skokie but since then has notmade any remarkable meaal piay showing He has had great rounds but has not been so successful at hooking up four of them In a row He is undoubtedly more dangerous 'at match play but It tie happens to have tho touch around tournament time he will be a vital factor Knows Oakland Hills i Hagen has played a lot of golf at Oakland Hills and is well accustom to the course This will hardly his chance to win He will make one of the most desperate efforts of his career to win on this next occasion ns it has been five years now since he wonat Bras burn Halen won ta 1914 and again 1919 llo has a hunch that again another five year Interval he is due lagaln There will be no more Jan 'gerous golfer In the surviving field Both Hagen and Sarazen will play better golf than either showed last summer after returning from th British open Early June will find Lhem at their best and not open the slumping aide on tho verge of stalcness And both will nec all they haves to keep tha present youngopen champion from outstepping them again I' i 11 (Next Mac 8mltJ Hutchh son Kirkwood arrell TiHARRY GOWDY 4 TO BE HONORED BY I 1 GOL CLUB NOTES Teapot Dome Style In vestiga tion Hinted Con Standing Impungi ed New York May 17 A that the controversy ove( the play er writer Interpretation the ama teur tennis rule may dew slop into a Teapot Dome of sport with sweep ing investigations has resulted from announcement tno t' the ama teur status of Watson Wash burn will be questlonell before the Davis cup and Olympia committee Mr Washburn a nonllnee for the American Olympic um and a staunch supporter of ithe amateur role who led the 1 ght against Tilden In the West SIJ Tennis club when that organization voted to support the interpretiitjon ot the A Is said to have admitted that he was a dlrel'tor In a con cern' which manufalctured tennis racquets at Dayton iChlo This admission it (was contended by Edward Conlinjtennis referee and leader ot the plo TIlden forces In the fight at the Side club constitutes a violation of the ama teur rule which Washburn has sup ported It will Iso be the basis for a questioning of his amateur status Mr Conlli said Conllns dlsclof ure climaxed an Interesting day in the tennis con troverslty Th i University Heights Tennis club by a substantial ma jority voted to support the' Inter pretation and the official call was issued tor the Meeting of the exec utive committee of the A recommended by President Wight man to consider the calling of a special meetlrug of the national as sociation fora re conslderatlon ot the disputed ruling Wight mm Calls Meeting Boston May In a let ter menTbers of th United States Law Tennis association made public today President George jyightman says that he has reeomnirnded to the executive committee a special meeting ot the association be called In the Immediate' (future "as the fairest and most n'portsmanllko way to end the controversy over the player writer tpttrpretatlon ot the ama teur rulg'V "Two pilayer writers 'who object to the stand taken by the A Ixt its last annual meeting on the player writer interpretation of the amateur rule refuse to rep resent their country In internation al competitions This refusal to play for their country has inspired some clubs (four out of a total of JOO) to seek a reconsideration of the main question at a special meeting agthls time although both of these pniyers have been and still arq eligible to compete for their eofufltry this year without any fur ther action being taken by the as sociation urthermore they know that no enforcement whatsoever of the Interpretation of ths amateurrule can je made during 1924 andassurance has been given that no enforcement will be mad until af I ter the annual meeting of the ns tlonal association In ebruary 1 1926 at which time a full rehear ing or tne entire matter can ana will ba had and without spoiling the 1924 playing season" BASEBALpMEDY MAKE UP THIS BILL ir A 4 kI 1 A e' tf Iterr4 sa CT Z'ft Tl fl ii SllT 1 'VT a a a i 4 fXttti JJiSTKUlX't I flEOO yto A Uzl Al A 1 I Miss Will Not to Appear Doubles in rance It Is Announced Boston May 17 Lillian Bcharman of Brooklyn fourth ranking woman tennis player of the nation will be a member of the American Olympic lawn tennis team Mrs George Wightman captain of the United Stales women's team announced today Mrs Wightman Miss Scharman and Mrs Marion ZIndersteln Jeaeop will sail from New York May 31 to Join the women tennis stars who have preceded them Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley Calif and Miss Eleanor Goss are the other Olympic plavers Mrs Molls Mallory will be eligible to represent the United States In the International matches In England In June but will carry colors In the Olympic games Play In England Miss Wills who sailed for Eng land this week will not compete In singles In any tournaments In Eng land before the British champion ships at Wimbledon In that tour nament she will concentrate on the singles event America will play five singles and two doubles matches against English 'woman stars with Mrs Wightman and Miss Wills paired as the drat team It Is expected Miss Goss and Mrs Jessop forming the other The playing order In the singles against the English women will be determined when Mrs Wightman reaches England Miss is ex pected to play first singles with Miss Goss Mrs Jessop and Mrs Mallory contending for the remain ing two places Wills Not in Doubles Miss Wills Informed Mrs Wight man before sailing that she would not compete In the Olympic doubles leaving the probable doubles otdet In that tournament Mrs Wlghb man and Mrs Jessop Miss Gods and Miss Scharman Miss Edlrl Sigourney of Boston who has bes In England for several months ls considered a possible player In tlue Olympic singles which would othu wise Include Miss Scharman to gether with Miss Wills Mrs Jessop and Miss Goss Mrs Wightman and Mo ria Williams 2nd of Bryn Mawr a captains ot the women's and mi teams are expected to be paire1 tn the Olympic mixed doubles ilrs Jessop may be paired with Vincent Richards it is said and Miss 'Goss with rancis Hunter Miss Scharman and Watson WasWisurn of New York will be the lother American team it is TENNfSROW GROWS JoneSj Hagen Sarazen IRated as irst Group of Contenders for Open Title THREE STARS GIVEN' TOP CONSIDERATION i Grantland Rice Says They May Not Land in irst Ten But That Their Records and Strong Games Make Them Stand Out' Preceding Compares Trio 4 by grantlanO rice In connection vith the United States open golf championship 'atOakland Hills Detroit early in June we name Bobby Jones Walter i Hagen and GenmSarazen in the first group for obvious reasons is the present champion defending his title And in the last four openjchampionships he is '14 strokes ahead of his nearest rival in the fir'll! Magen Jias won two opens' 5 in' the Iasi two years he has won nnYmYmr a pne British open to finish only one kPITIvU IIDUn stroke out the other I Inn Ilf It fl i Saraten won the ftnen' urn vn I XA A Aul 1 ago and fesslonal play two Get Naturally this trio must be given first consideration In advance rat ing' They may not finish In the first but this Is first not that we are now indulging our fancies A Which one from this trio has the belter chance to jvln? or all around skill Including wood lron and putter including every type of shot Jones has Ko superior Ot tho three Jones and Sarazen are the better wooden play ers fully as Inng as Hagen and a bit more certain to be down the 'course This Is especially true of brassie play where Hagen Is more Inclined to push or pull his long shot to the green Excell With Brassie a Jones and Sarazen are among the pest with was that In the last A pionship although It must be ad mitted that he was a shade straighter from the tee Jones with a natural easy awing has more econonly In hts foot work than Miner ano less noay sway Hagen Ho Is just as long less effort Jones almost a square stance with feet upon practically the same i Sarazen uses an extremely open stance with the left foot HAIR STAYS COMBED GLOSSY Millions (Use It ew buys Jar at Drugstou 5 0 0 I) I 4 3 2 i 'L 3' V'Q: 'J ft i fik 11 ft ft V' 4 ft 1 a I ft 5 i wfL' 'Wil A JouSnSwtaE uwXx a 'i Wiir' w' A rr V''" r'C' LX 7.