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Show ' - THE BINGHAM NEWS - T BRITISH GOLFING CHAMPIONS MEET f; h J ill U ' ! Artliur Gladstone Havers. Brit- - Ul J p s Ish open champion, shaking i "s 1i fl h I hands with Walter Hngen. for-- I i jr A w i nier British champion, on 'the 1 S j J ' y course of the West End Golf f ; Ni t 'a cl,1D at ew Orleans recently. 1J afcHlij'T H H "H H WIHIH 1 1 I I I E I Cornell Team Coming ; : to Yost Field House : : ; Because of the Importance of '. opening the Tost Field house to j track competition with an im-- ', '. portant event the athletic au- - thorlties of the University of Michigan have secured the con- - I sent of Cornell university to ! ! hold the 1924 Indoor meet at ', Ann Arbor Instead of at Ithaca. '. '. The Indoor meet with Cornell " ! has been the longest continued ; of any of the competitions at . . Waterman gymnasium and Is ; considered a fitting event for .. the opening of the new struc-- ; ture to track competition. '. '. 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' ii A beautiful woman running a i beauty parlor. 1 I DETROIT MANAGEMENT FINALLY SOLD VEACH Veteran Outfielder Was on Market for Three Years. The sale of Bob Veach to Boston marks the culmination of three years' effort on the part of the Tiger manage-ment to peddle the veteran gardener. A hitter of no mean ability and a fielder as good as the average, Veach, nevertheless, has never fitted in the scheme of things according to Cobb's ideas, a tendency to slow thinking probably having something to do with it In going to the Red Sox under Lee Fold and Bob Qulnn, Veach will be working for a pair to whose downfall he contributed In no small degree two years ago, when they had the Browns battling the Yankees for the pennant Toward te end of September that yesr the Browns, just a lap behind New York, stopped over In Detroit on their way home, winding up their last Invasion. The clubs went Into the eleventh Inning tied, an 1 then, with two out and two on, Dauss passed Tobln to get at Eddie Foster. Foster took a toe hold and swung, and three runners started homeward as the ball winged down the left-fiel- d foul line about two feet oft the ground. It looked like a certain triple, but Veach, playing deep, raced over, dived ';lear of terra firnia end speared the ball with his bare hand, sprawling out after he made the catch, which was of the "Impossible" variety. Pniett blew In the thirteenth and the Tigers romped in. Incidentally, as Is well known, St. Louis finished Just one game behind New York. Man who wins success knows he can't depend on luck, but he wel-comes it. Anxious Sambo Look here. Yuh ain't even payln' me Interest on dat five dollahs yuh owes me. Kastus Ah knows it, man. But Ah am worryln 'bout It. . About the easiest way to settle an argument Is to shut up. It takes two to make a flirtation I a good snub always ends It PEPPYGRAMS Most men will feel deeply for their poor relations although not In their pockets. - Many a youth with the figure of an Apollo has the same kind of head of stone. Not every person engaged in the pur- - j suit of literature is sultkleutly swift to catch It Variety may be the spice of life but It's the terrible uncertainty that's the spice of death. Many a young man who asks for j the daughter's hand succeeds only In j getting the father's foot. Spnrt Hates I'aclQc Const Baseball league has 400 applications for umpire Jobs. Tennis is now competing with base-ball lr. the number of rows it can stir up, Polo has been added to tlie list of active sports at the University of Pennsylvania. The Edinburgh Skating club of Scotland has been In continuous ex-istence since 1742. James (Dike) Brannlgnn, second baseman, has been purchased by the Peoria club from Terre Haute. Plans for the organization of the "Southeastern" league have been abandoned, temporarily at least. Joe Hamel, outfielder of the Louis-ville American Association club, has been purchased by the Buffalo Inter-national league team. At a recent mating the Texas as-sociation elected A. B. Johnson of Marlln as its president. He has been head of the Mnrlln club. Oklahoma City Is to have a new and e baseball park In readi-ness for the opening of the eastern league season next spring. Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons are planning another battle, and up to the present Shelby, Mont, has not put In a bid for the bout. The New York Clants are going to give another nntlve New York boy a trial. He Is Walter Rosner, who halls from a Gotham high school. Candidates for the Olympic games In ancient Greece were dieted on new cheese, dried figs and boiled grain, with warm water and no meat. The United States Golf association spent $10,000 In the Walker cup In-ternational golf competition In Eng-land. There were 10 members In the party. The Louisville club has gone to the United States army for a pltchar. Ills name is Arthur C. Polston and he was discharged from service last December. Unless Brooklyn decides to reonll tlie waivers asked on Kay Schmnndt, the first Backer will become a member of the Boston Braves, that club hav-ing been awarded claim to him. New York American team has given Frank Baker, former "home run king," his unconditional release, so that he could take the management of the Easton team In the Easter Shore league. New Baseball Beauty Here is Wayland Dean, twenty-one- , right-han- d pitcher of the Louisville Colonels, who has been sold to the New York GlanU for $50,000. Varsity Sports at Ohio State Becoming Popular In the event that the proposed swim-ming team at Ohio State becomes a reality the natators will round out an even doren varsity sports at the Co-lumbus Institution. These sports have attracted more than 1,000 men. The eleven teams long since recognized as part of the physical education and programs at Ohio State are football, basketball, baseball, cross country, truck, gymnastics, fencing, wrestling, soccer, golf and rifle shoot-ing. Including freshman and varsity teams, but not other class or Intra-mural teams, about 800 men turned out br football, 120 for basketball, 80 for baseball, 200 for cross country, 200 for track, 00 for gymnastics, CO for fencing, 40 for wrestling, 20 for soc-cer, 20 for golf and 40 for the rifle team. WAYSIDE WISDOM Here's wayside wisdom from the Thomasvllle Times-Enterpris- e : The business woman who advises folks to play poker probably has plenty of luck and sorry opponents. The American girl who married a Turk pilnee must have been tempora-rily blind to her opportunities. When she trumps your ace Just smile and pretend that It might have been otherwise but not any better. The heart may long for peace and plenty and yet It won't come unless the hands are at work to bring It about. WISE OR OTHERWISE Many a man doesn't realize what he Is up to until he is culled down. It's the easiest thing In the world to be brave when there Is no danger. A miser Is a greut lover of gener-osity In everybody except himself. Eddie Collins Is Best "Waiter Out" in League Among other records accredited to Eddie Collins, veteran second baseman of the White Sox. Umpires Billy Ev-ans and Clarence Rowland of the Ban Johnson circuit have awarded him the honors for running up the batting count to "two and three" more times than any other player In the major leagues. And still the batting records show-tha- t Collins fanned but eight times In 145 games last season. Rowland recalled the surest Indica-tion of a tlt;ht place when Collins Is at the plate he reaches for the wad of gum on the button of his rap. As a consistent walter-ou- t who rare-ly falls to deliver on the third swing, Collins Is unrivaled in the major leagues, Evans declares. Basketball Coach Ruby it V - h , r k : i ,! v FT-- vPTl J. Craig Ruby, conch of the I'nlver. slty of Illinois hasketbull team. II predicts a Kuccessful year for bis court men. Joe Choynski Now House Mover in Chicago City Joe Choynski, old-tim- e fighter of the days of Corbett, Peter Jackson, Jim Hall and Bob Fltzslmmons, has come to Chicago and plunged into the work of beautifying the big city In Its changes now going on. He joined a construction firm wirh George Schros-bree- , brother of Al, another former fighter, now dead, and is engaged In moving houses to make several streets wider. The houses are moved scien-tifically. The families are not asked to move and In five hours the water, gas and electric lights are again hooked up and life goes on under the new conditions. Some brick houses have the front cut off as If with a big cheese knife. Joe Is superintendent of the construction gang doing this work anil enjoys It. It Is out of doors and he occasionally swings a pick-ax to get through some tough cement and finds It exhilarating. Ohio Baseball Nine to Make Journey to South Ohio State nine will take Its first southern trip next spring. The tour will start with Georgia Tech at At-lanta, March 17 and IS. Alabama Poly will he played at Auburn March 19 and HO; Alabama at Tuskaloosa March 21 and and Vanderbllt at Nashville March 24 and 25. Managers Mack and Dunn Lose Out on Ball Stars rvnnle Murk of the Athletics ami .Jack Piinn of the Orioles should weep In the same handkerchief. Mack lost fl(KVHK) hi on' "'lot 'llst summer and never said a word. lie could have ild Wld Matthews for that sum and didn't. After the season every rlufc In both major leagues passed up Mat thews at the waiver price and Mack pnssrd him nlnng to Milwaukee In th ileal for Al Simmons. Jack Dunn re-fused $l25,0t0 for Joe Holey last Bprlntt. Four clubs were after th ihortstop at that time. Now Dunn aeems unable to dispose of Jot St k trail tW reduced Dries. H 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I I - f "Babe Ruth," Who Is i :: She? Queries London j i ! The London Observer reprints from the New York Independent a llt of the "outatandlntf per- - sonalltles for 1924," and makes the following comment : "Alan, that this country should ! ! . . t blind to the great ones of our time, as we have not heard .. of 'Habe' Kuth. In nhe a cine- - " I ma star?" '. '. , , J I I I I il I l.t I I I I I I 4 I M I I I I I I I |