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Show .THE, SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. Center; of Golf Activities-Shift- s to Southern Links - s - is f r f f i Dose of Piping Rock Tourney on October 21.Sig-- ' nalTTor Annual Emigration to Summer Second String Hilltopper Show Up Well in Games With Jordair and Miners. Climes by Fortifnate Players. Tribuno Special Sport feervle., NEW YORlt, Oct 11V Golfer ara already making plans for fhs southern season.' No sooner will fhs (competitive activity In this district izoms to an end, probably 'with the Piping Kq k tournament, October 1 to 2L than thoae fortunate enough to be able1 tc. do so will ' migrate with the birds, Already the Plnehiirst (schedule has made It appearance, the tpif big chamopen, pionships north and south amateur, and womens events helm 1 listed as follows! Women's, March 22, to 28; open, March 20 to 30, and amateur, April 2 to 7. The first Pinehuiwt event that will attract attention, however, will be the third annual midsouth, amateur and touri jnent. on Noprofessional best-ba- ll vember IS and 17. Conditions, for this Oven provide for seventy-tw- o holes at medal ' play, the best ball for each pair, amatein- - and professional, to count. The professional prises will be; First, $.'00: second, fowl; third, .'00; fourth. $100;. fifth, fi. Amateurs wilt receive plates. The winning pair enfrom the same dub will be given tering a special trophy In the for of a tablet, to be held by the club repr sen ted by the winners for one year. Utlier Plnehurst events scheduled are as fo lows: t November I to 9, eighteen th gnnual autumn tourhament; Novemfuer 18i to 23, seventh annual Carolina toi irnament; December S to S, second art nual Carolina tournament for women; 1 jecember 2T. to January 1. twentieth 6annual midwinter tournament; February W 10, nineteenth annual St. Valentine tournament; -Feb12 to 13, eighteenth annualSt ruafyValentine's tournament for women St, 1 seniors to third 20, .arinual February tournament; February 21,i nineteenth an nual Tin Whistle anniversary tournato 10, nineteenth annual ment; March spring tournament; AprtLI 10 to 14, thir"tournament teenth annual , Although the Beet high Lgopards won i decisive victory over Jordan In their firs league game last Friday, and although the team has shown itself to be made of the fighting material, the leopard grldstera should have learned an Important lesson. The leopards' hopes for a championship have brightened rather than diminished as a result of the game, but neverthelese the affect of overconfidence should be stamped Indelibly upon the'mmd of every man of the squad. The lieoparda entered the fray with the Beetdiggera expecting to meet a mediocre team, but after a few minutes of play their game went ragged., The Beetdlg-ger- a and had tt all over the Hljltopper succeeded in scoring a touchdown over the Leopards for the first tlms In four years. In the second halt however, a different story was told, and tha Leopards showed that they UI had Shat fighting spirit which has gained them the championship so often, and they hit the Jordan team with an aggressiveness that could not fail to net scores. Coach Warthma has an excellent team the state to put among the contenders for railedan title. He haa what might be The ideal team. almost big. heavy bark-fielIn cooperation with the equaSy heavy line, should make an almost Insur-If mountable obstacle for any team, and the Leopards continue with the .same In the latter part of spirit they showed the prospecta for anthe Jordan game, other championship are Indeed bright. d. Strong Competition Looms. However, the Hilltoppers are matched with some teams that are a good deal stronger than the Jordan aggregation, and It' will take teammork and lota of looms fight to make score. . West high aa perhaps the strongest rival, little was before team Panther said regarding the their first game, but indications point to West high aa a dark horse. In the game with GranltP, the Panthers showed that they had plentyvof fighting spirit, and this team should provide a hard battle for the Hilltoppers. However, tha main weakness of the Panther team Ilea in the back-fielTheir line la strong, Whether the Leopards will be able to make this weakness count favorably with them remain to be keen. With the elimination of Jordan, Granite high comes next on the list. Although Granite tias been defeated twice, so little Is known about the comparative rating of the two teams which won the Victories that it would be unsafe to make any prophecies about the game. One thing, however, la certain If the Ieoparris down the Farmers the dope will favor them in contest. The battle with the East-WeGranite will take place next Friday, and the attention of gridiron fans will be focused on this game. d. st Saints a Factor. 9 L. D. 8. U. also puts out a team about which it would be unsafe to make pre- dictions. The Saints have been defeated bjr Weber, while Jordan held them to a tie, pat as yet It wtould be hard to gtva them a rating among the local aggregations, for, with a defeat and a tie score, the Gold and Blue team will probably stage a harder scrap. With these teams on the field, football presents a more interesting army of contests 'han ever before, and whether the Leopards will again emerge as the winner la a problem that Is toot- guzzling all followers of high school Inter-seolast- io From present Indications tha second string Leopards are also out for a championship year. The dlngltngs have played but two games so far this season, but In loth encounters showed themselrea to have the makings of an excellent team. The Mudhens have played both Park City and Jordan, and defeated them, the Miners losing by a score of 16 to 0, white Jordan Was downed S3 to 0. In the game with the Miners, tha East high lands played exceptionally Well, and a number of promising players were brought to light. Park City was full of fight, and the Leopards had to etep a rapid pace to , The theory of the rough most defend Is that tt should be such as to ordi narily compel the use of a mash la or a niblick, but not to penalise mors than this. limits very dose to s fairway are not- - deelrabia Dog-le- g holes give much greater opportunity for desirable construction than do straight holes. Desirable typea of tides ara aa follows; One shot mashie, one shot midiron, one shot wooden dub, drive and pitch; two full shots; throe shots, usual lx two full shots and a tnaahie or mid Iron approach.. Intermediate lengths ara as a rule sloping ground, up or down prevailing wind, and to a si kind of sotL Shots that are too long on hole especially, should a full two-shnot tto penalized more heavily by bunk ers around the green than those that are too short. Me '"Out-of-bou- ot Bunkers Not Desirable. Blind bunkers are not desirable A bunker should be both a guide and a chasten er. A errfsa bunker guarding the approach to a green la good architecture only when the normal shot to the green ts a pitch shot, either of a mashie or spoon. It Is hardly defensible in a full two-shhole Cross bunker on th fairway are commendable Only In exceptional oases, such at n hazard for the second shot In a three-shhole Bunkers useless. whlqh never catch shots nr Hazards should be In proportion to the advantage to be gained from a shot, but hazards should never be unduly difficult. be' apprexi-- . .Puttinglevel,greens should or, better still, slope mately toward Ih approach. They should never fall away 'from tha approach. Patting greens on ths extreme top of A hill or with ground sloping surrounding ridge I'uttlm sway stoeply are undesirable. Shot er drive mashie for and pi to! greeds holes should be smaller than other greena Very large putting greens ere rarely commendable. Putting greens should never slop so sharply', that a putted ball will continue to gain momentum. Mounds or ridges to make a border of the green ( May Bar Jones. should be near th back. If Hear th Despite tha fact that Announcement has front they often cause fluky shot. . Keen made that the II k1 Three 'Of eastern colleges Harvard, Yale and Prince- Rule Causes Argument. ton each enrolled one of the leading Endless argument and discussion have golf prodigies of th country on It reg- resulted th rule In golf Which istration nays recently, lit Is doubtful If deals withregarding the rights and wrongs of th Robert Jones, Jr., who Ip transferring as In and tha flag not hols the a Junior at Harvard, will be allowed to flag being In the hole when a shot Is bsing play on the university team. Harvard being In Golf Illustrated, of Writing shares the new. rule with Princeton and Harold H. HHton, th editor Yale barring transferred men from var- andndon, former British champion, says; Sweet ef has sity teams. However, Jcpse every month I receive on rejoined hi class at Yrile and Rudolph or Practically more queries In connection with this Kneppar has registered dor .another year point. . Th majority appear to underat PrlnCeton. that 'there is a rule applying to Coder the heading, Scene Principles of stand that If a golfer Golf Architecture; Being the Opinions of medal play which saysUea within twenty ball when It Dlvera Amateurs," a very interesting ar- strikes hlathe ball strikes and hole that of ticle la published In the bulletin of the yards ehall thereafter be he the fl&gstlck, Green section of the United States Golf two In a penalty of strokes. mulcted association. It reads as follows' seem that do not to But grasp they Ke two courses are alike. There Is eon hit tha fetlok as room for Infinite variety. To some de- In snatch play you no la and there as penalty you llks gree the extent of the variety Is limited often but the other aide has th right by the tendency to standardization In the accruing, ll to at remove time, the any flagstlck course of modern champion ship ball happens to strike the stick when eighteen holes. No matter how simple your his raddle la or how complex the construction may be, one of the opponents orloses that hole holding it, tha opponent the plaers derive plenty, of Wholesome Th rut d ts twenty-yarnot applicable te Even eport from playing any course. match play. evolution though this may be true, the, of the game and the opinion ofthe play-er- a Instance Cited. point to some features of construction as most desfcable and to Some years ago I happened to be a others as having little merit. Golf archi- spectator on the occasion of a final round tecture will Improve more rapidly If golf- In a mixed foursome. The ball belonging ers devote more attention to the princito one pali1 lay about thirty yards from ples involved Even where there Is dii the pin. The striker said to hia male agreement, discussion will be helpful. As opponent, T should like the flag out. The long as golfers remain Ignorant of, or opponent answered, Well. If you would indifferent to, architecture, Just to long like it out you had better send youf will freaky holes be built. caddie to take It out. It la not incumbent on our eld to remove it. Construction of. Course. Eventually the raddl was tent forTo begin with, construction Should ward to do the needful. He was a small harmonise or blend with the general bojr and the flag wa a heavy on a 'The Construction that permits ball traveled straight toward th bole, topography. of tricky shots Is to be avoided. Visi- and It appeared to fascinate th small d boy, aa he never made ea attempt to do bility 1 always desirable. Blind or shots should be avoided wherever anything until the golfer actually called On a rolling terrain there will out, Take the flag out and move away.' isslble. enough blind shots that are unavoida- But the advice was a little belated, as the ble Home architecture Is very deceptive ball trickled up and Struck the flagThis Is not desirable, aa at beat it can stlck, and as the boy waa grasping It his affect only the players new to the course side naturally lost the hole. Needless Two short holes in succession are not ad to say there was quite a little unpleasantness In the atmosphere. vtsable. ot ot mid-Apr- il, 1 - Why Pay More When the Banister Shoe- Represents the Best in Every Detail - golf-cour- se ss well-earn- So easy to .drop Cigarette, -Cigar- -er-Cliewing-habitr- ed $12,00, Hirschman is Allowing the policy which has meant business .in the past large sales on a small profit margin. Better shoes cannot be made at any .price $12 a Pair. , kgr1 . i jvutnot asked topivp itYSu2F iuivitcdtoi INVEST ito INVEST SahULctJOuli !iLaic!isptai 118 Main Street Southpaw Golfers Should .Turn Atomic!. When pros are asked to give Instrucgolfer they immetions to a diately begin by asking him If it Is not possible to change around and play the batter, the other way, The tennis player, or a billiard to propel player, who 'uses his left hand the cue Is taken as a matter of course,of golfer la the butt but the many Jokea , insist that no one will Professional can attain perfection pterin g the game from the left side, and they point out that there ha never been a left bended champion- - This may be true, but the te explanation has never been mad asJust player cant get why a sstlsfa-rtlo- a out of hi game as v much left-hand- left-hand- d, left-hand- -- right-hande- r. about a One of the Joke told - this: A golfer player la like- sWo-or what la plavlng from thaitort Wlrole a southpaw caUed in baseball irtandlnff over his bfcll fcbout wwx to make the etrok when a caddie Very much excited ran up to hkn and exclaimed, "Mirier, you cant play that way! You are standing on the wrong side t of your ball" player meets objecThe tion to hi style of play on every side. About the only thing that he has In common with other players ie that he are usesTheTam sort .of a ball. There and or bails, no Of this, but out satisfaction some ha gets this 1 about alL " friends go Into When our a few to buy a set of clubs there arefew Indeed choose from, but a precious If ha cant The salesman wants to know not for He apologize alter hla style. having more of a selection of clubs for south pawa left-hand- to catch such a shot, and ths chance would be good for an awkward lie up against a bank. Tbs Instructor has ll hard tlms getting th player to understand what, he is talking about or to grasp his meaning. Ths man must always work It out th other way around. If the Instructor lays, "OH your right Into It, he means the left, of course. An exasperated golfer cams to ms one tlms and begged me to recommend a left banded pro who could work In sym- ' left-hand- left-hand-ed London Critic ' Says U. S. Invasion by Wilde and Criqui Distant Event. -- knew of non. pathy, Just why a player does not reach the greatest heights In is not so hard to understand when golf one consider that only me golfer In a hundred play this way. There Is an average of only four or five players to each club. -- If on will consider, he wlu observe that this proportion works out pretty well. Many people are loath to take up th tame because they fear that they would never learn Jo play a good game In this manner and find that It would he quit Impossible to turn around and learn to hit th littit ball right handed. Every man who plays golf, or. that to. Who starts playing the game, cannot hop to be a champion or to even play below eighty. Champions are few and far Golfers wbo knotfc thd ball ed left-hand- left-hand- ea T. 8. ANDREWS. MILWAUKEE, Wi., Clot. 14. Boms ef th reports coming from Europe of visits here in the very near future of Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion; Eugene CrU qul, french featherweight and Battling Slkl, conqueror of George Oarpentler, sbem to be a bit premature. A London boxing fan and critic writing of conditions over there title-holde- r, well-kno- savs-- ' "Seaman Hall beat Ernie Rice, as was he Would. The dash did trot draw the crowd expected and the will be out nr pocket on the deal. The enllors win wa wonderfully popular. Rice style Of boxing, though effective by the against some boxers. Is not liked KiWllsh British fans. Who prefer the Id Is Hall Driscoll method. hr no tnsens another Driscoll hla methods are loo eteretoyped In fact, there I k monotony In hlawtyle that will keep him from Ing really great. Rice apparently had some trouble In getting down to the Weight and looked drawn tn the take. His ah pence from real ring work naturally affected him, expeolw w stroke are rare blnto'so'ln1??! the great majority are among the duffer class who sr struggling to play their first roe ml under a hundred. Those who are In this class are get ting Just as much fun out of th gams and this 1 What counts after ah, A playsr who had struggled all hie Ufa to beat par finally accomplished the feat, but remarked to his 'pals afterward that he experienced ns more fun in doing it Criqui Changes Plans. than h had when h played his first Tlall has" art "offer to bo Johnny Course Not for Lefties, gama Brown, the Scottish lightweight cham-iloBut thle Is not the otrty case where been and haa challenged by Leon there Is a difference. Th golf course Change Not Difficult. otrtet of France. The latter has never completely turned around as b faces There Is a satisfaction, however, tn boxed In England, but on hla form with It would the hole. To us making progress at tha gams, and this Papin I fancy Hall would beat him easllv If I wonder often be the wrong way. Is ths reason on to never satisfied. When Hail beat Papin to a Jelly In one round. the scenery looks th ram a Golf courses a golfer learnt to keep th baH straight are designed without any thought of a down the and does not feel that golfer, so a lefty ha Is spoiling someone slse's gam by side out. I would advise every himbortk will find or is ts pron badly constantly looking for a hla ball In th player, beginner at least, to try self confronted by different problem rough he Is getting to point where th tha other way. than the rest of us. Is not as exasperating or Inclined It gam em strange at first, but 1 am may It may mean that h gets the best of to get on hi nerves.. toM by thos who have changed that It, but I am Inclined to think -the other one inconvenience From the found k much mors satisfactory experience they way. Ill hooked stioV "w mold- probably In getting satisfactory club and In play and much too, than it appeared easier, run Into a trap that wa never Intended Ing course that must appear wrong st first right. cannot Golfers always be Bur of a ! Chengs and tt may ruin one players gam Where It would he a help to another. But for a ehronlo ttSSr&xzi.xs? one who finds It impossible to chans -there ts no reason to lose hope, Gntf cannot b learned In a day or a month fl 2 fcMmlni Only innM or a at. It may be a tonesr road for W twit. man to travel than It l toru. th , r, but sooner or later for th HA nog A l, AUTOMOTTVE SCHOOL some sort of a gam la bound to result, "OWm 04 Bfl fa Amine Dept. 6, SIP So. glguere, Lee Angeles, (Oopyrlght, 1922, by ths Bell Syndicate, right-hand- left-hand- ha helped thousand to break the eostlr, habit. whenever you have a longing' for a smoke or ehew, just place a harmless tablet in your mouth instead. All desire stop. Shorti ly the habit completely broken, and you are better off mentally, physically, eo easy, so simple! financially. (It box of Get and if it doesnt release you from all craving for tobacco in any' form your druggist will refund your money without ques"v tion. Advertisement.) d nerve-shatterin- g o ed b. left-hand- ' -- . n, 1 right-hand- er wbo-eHce- s left-hand- ziuto MenWanted .ra left-hand- er , tSUJiSP r The unusual enjoyment you will Becure in wearing tins fine' shoe will command for it your spontaneous admiration. line of Banister shoejy for men In offering the at E left-hand- - in-Ne- well-balanc- vCxmaa. -- . , jessftua j The contest Jordan was not a fair exhibition of their ability, since the team was fatigued greatly from scrimmages with the first string, besides being crippled by the lose of several star players. The first team had also drawn a number of bright light, and, aa a consequence, the squad was padded up with third team players, but despite these handicaps the young Leopards drew a decisive victory over what had been considered one of their strongest rivals. The dings have a hard reputation to live up to this year. The team has never yet been defeated th Utah, and have downed a number of teams rated as first-claaggregations, and for tills reason great interest la being centered on their work this year. The prospects at the be ginning of the year were extremely bright, but the first team drew what was practically the Nucleus of the squads Stan Murphy. Pony Vorse, . Polph Wullstein. Shy Evans and several other lads shewed such exceptional ability that they were advancement, but the given a second string suffered a great loss with their promotion, and. aa a consequence. Coach Wilson was compelled to build up practically a new team. With only the third team, which la made up of tails who are Just learning the game ts draw from. It Waa predicted that the second string would not be strong. However, the two previous games havt more than proved the fallacy of that prophecy. 1 ' tionsi . We believe the product of the House of Banister to ' be the worlds finest In mens shoes. This organization .is still devoted to the craft and prompted by the ideals which made Isaac Banister rise from shoemaker to head of a respected and trustworthy business organization York City seventy-fiv- e years ago. hau-blln- make their score. Test Not Indicative. judgment prompts men of standing in every GOOD to wear shoes with which they can step the presence company and he of ease. Banister shoes is . With the at perfect wearing born an assurance of correctness,- backed by superfine craftsmanship, unhampered by limitations or restric- - left-hand- right-hande- ,In ) "Eugeh Criqui win Hot go to America thl year. He may. If he still holds the French title, go over next spring. The New York commission wanted Criqui to box Johnny Dundee on October 12, a date which would not allow the French boy reasonable time to get Into shape. Deprived of his chance of a world's title, Criqui now challenges Hilly Matthews. Joe Fox and Mick iMaAdam. The French boys sudden change of front Is due primarily to a lack of opponent in France and the cancellation of the projected American trip. Fox ready and eager for another go at Criqui a couple of months ago, but the French boy ran out and fixed that easy money Job with Arthur Wyns. which eventually led to his Claim to the European title. Meantime, Fox, despairing of a return bout with siened the French chanvpkm. .up with McAdam ao that, with Matthew in America, Criqui U out In the cold for the time being. FoX and Criqui are certain to box again ere long, but 1 don't fancy' they will get the big money handed them last May. The N. S. C lost on that bout, taking big risk In though they Wsr staging a big fight during th hot sprit. Australian a lucky "Are not these bunch? - Georg Cook, in spits of ail hie and very ordinary defeats showing against Soldier JonSs, has another bout in on hand. Hs boxes Marcel Nllle Pari and on October SO he meets Dick N. fi. C. tot a side Smith at ths London bet of 1699. W are still aearchlng for a whit floating another hop. The N. 8 C, IOctober 2 in the competition starting a big fellow worth trope of discovering has Driscoll Jim for title. ths training up wonderful faith In hi fellow countryJim Is a good man. Trevor Uswsllyn. judge o t Knv.ro but local enrounterg-ac- e no criterion to has an opinion such as fmd. tt Driscoll circulate about til would boost ths big division if we could dig up one or two capable of tackling th existing crowd of heavies. A heavyweight scrap ts a real winner for th promotor If he pair bi men right, but the fOns are gettfng a little tired of seeing the same old faced together each tea-son. Seats Sold Out Major WUstms show tor October 12 1 Beckett Should heat almost sold out. Moron. Lloyd ought tb win over Soldier Jones, and 1 .have a strong fancy for Bombardier Well to best Jock Bloom' field. Jimmy wiwe VUl trot go to America. If Villa cares to take a trip across her It Is certain that WRd would box, but business interests prevent his Jimmy Unlek a entertaining any trip abroad. tv tide te Villa materializes, with fight finished with tbs gama All sorts of inWilde's about stories ara published tentions. but you can take it from me that tha above 4a tha right dope. The victory of Bllltj Defoe over BtlTy Matthew waa not altogether unexpected on this side- - Look of experience is tb Britisher's weak vrolht and we cannot See him doing anything to uphold British boxing prestige In America. Hi European title ts no doubt an asset from a boxofflo point of view, but oohs'derlng the circumstances under' whlnh it was won. It is otkltle value in tbs ririg. 4 ' MarcH N'tllea haa been ohalAcnged bv Emtbo. polls, the Italian bry ywcight Polo, Sport of Persians . in Days of Imperial Rome Tribune Bpedal Bport Service. NEW YORK, Oct 14. To many Americans, says a writer, baseball seemrt to be the oldest living Inhabitant and polo the rank Intruder, the exotic importation of US rich patron They fqrget that polo Is th progenitor Of all games played With a bat and balk and that the young heroes who disport themselves In the Worlds of series are but continuing one variety much as 2000 year play which existed as the ago on the plain of Fensla. Polo, recreation of Persian horsemen of th Inof the' of Sport Caesar, Julius days dian gentlemen of th time of Charlebefore Chinee of the magne, th gam Alfred the Great gave rise to the English pahoke legend. Is Still much the same. Baseball, golf, tenhla, Squash, the humble shinny hockey, lacrosse, perhaps even basketball, are the offspring of this original invention, or at least such are the probatdlltles Of history. Who first contrived polo Is uncertain, known that before the Christian but ll era, in th higher civilisations ofn Asia, oval men raced their horses about ball toe plot of ground, chasingft a smallhave been ward a baffling goal, might supposed that pedestrians Would have Invented th sport befor cavalier took it not to hsv tn themselves, but this seeme was been true. The man on horseback the originator. Perhaps It was because 1 p9 the olden time in Terri a only th rlcl and the great were permitted the luxury of play. If that he so, the modification of polo to meet the requirement of men with lean purses Is a part of th democratization of sport, At any event, It true that millions participate In baseball, tennis, golf and hockey, while those who by practice polo can only be numbered dozens, or, at most, hundreds. . unabated. thrill In But th remains recent years race librae have gained speed and broken old records. Men can run faster and jump higher than ever before, Team play In many sport has been developed marvelously. Athletic records exist only soon to he broken by onnomlng generations, and yet In Its fashion polo remains supreme. Nowhere else Is the strength and swiftness and intelligence of finely bred horse so perfectly blended with man's deftness and No other game has the dash courage and brilliance. It Is football And horse and golf combined Into a very raring acme of qport. But it la for th few. New, as In bther ages, only th highly privileged may play. A veritable fortune is required to maintain th ponies necessary, while the maintenance of th field calls' for a king's ran Nevertheless, a democratic age (on. should fostvr this game, at once ao superbly Interesting jn jteclf and so rich lw-- fts suggestion of the iiistnrio beginnings of mans effort to be happy. In 1 , champion, who rboetrtly defeated Paul to Jour nee very easily. Nllles has yet defeat (leflrge Cook, th Australian whom In enwax cannot In and meet Pwls, he any bout before that date. Th Italian a and start a double play, answered (juinn. Luke Rtuart can do that, answered "Hes been playing ball In .the Ryan minor for five or nix years and never ovfer .240 In fcls life, but If you want hit record Is hot very brilliant, being mainly HIS a man Juat to field around second base, Of European dub. against h crowd In Penhe a the boy. Jjortdon against appearance last Name the price. said Quinn. 111 resulted Irt failure and on that show Name it yourself, If said Ryad- lflk he has but a poor chance of defeatworth a dollar to you send it to me ing the French official heavyweight hea In postage stamp. champion. Stuart waa "bought. Th day be reported to the Brown Marty McManus cme to and looked like the suddenly best seoond baseman In the world and kept It up. Stuart never got his chance, but was shipped to Tulsa. Out there in the Western league h Is hitting ahout .330 and th fan ras he has McMunns tied to a post when It i come to fielding around second base. Laat winter, settling up, QuWn sent Two year ago the 8t. Lou !a Brown Ryan a check frir 2oo0 as payment for were In delperato straits for a second Stuart. Luke Stuart could not be bought baseman to flU th shoe of Joe Gedeob, from .Tulsa today for J20.000. whtx had been dismissed because he bet on a world's aeries h knew was crooked. Billy Gleason had fallen down and Marty NEW LIFE McManus looked like he never would do.. n Bobby Guinn, of the Brow ns 'sent out To the System of the Man. calls for help and among those to whom OMEZ GLAND TABLETS he appealed was Ray Ryan, then managing the Virginia league, says Rportlng Put vim, stamina and vigor Into your New si stem. Write for hooklet. Wha sort of a second basemen do Hold and recommended thd by you want?" Rvatl aeked. Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Stores. Any sort who can field a ground ball BUSHER VALUED AT A DOLLAR IS BIG TULSA STAR " Run-Dow- |