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Successfuf Track And! Giants Tighten, Field Meet Held At Grin 0n First,

Chuck Templolhnb

SP 0R TRA ITS

Georgetown Yesterday G ll b s W i n,‘

A Lion Huaanfbunuv"

eau for all lhCLl‘ i012 ans in the third inning.

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Suplevriors l iis.

_ wzaw Rovers Tonight

i n Bees sank, "to the Car-I ivnning 10-4. n a precar- Ncit-ional Lea-

lEnglish Team "Ready For Big uSoccer Season

, one game ahead of Chicano Cubs who wonadouble- header from the Phiilies.

How_—7:hey Stand

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LONDON. Aug. 25—tCP)-——FO')t- ballers throughout England and Wales are putting the ﬁnishing ~wuches to their training for the Onvnine 0f league competition. The English League season starts Aug. 29 with conclud n; games May 1,

Entry List Grows .22: For A111111a18win1

t lfaniirliiiii Press) 1937‘ ._4_'_'.I.Qr0n:0 1s,_ Economic conditions in the Un- nmmthom i itcd Kingdom arc brighter thanfor wince nqta'_ll'llilll)' years and football officials ‘ ‘ believe the season will be one of

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‘ balance sheets for last winters op- mleratzons. the profits being used for "purchase of new players and to improving ground accommodation. Sir Charles Cleggr. Pres dent of the Football Association. starts his

i near crawl the . . .- 1 3-5 V, - mOSL pmSp-“rous in the history "1 " m ‘QWM? o" 133k” I of the‘ game. Several of the larger XATIONQL HUGH: ‘ clubs 1n the country- returned good . ____ l

Won Lust T-i ‘

ic.i. of the Club s paid tribute to tarcsldent. Mr. lid ‘ . .

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m _ ‘,51st year as a member of the gov- ld 311$ Worlfbcrning body and Charles E. Slit- Pld in nrﬂs- f riifle of Rawicnstrili succeeds the

» late John McKenna of Liverpool as uuzlit be tvDnlﬂl-lhead of the Football League. Mr.

RDPPIU‘ 13113010 tMcKenna died March 22. miner. who rhascci Gambi to the ! Sunderland. a hichly attractive ‘ lFll line Iii-z yixir has eitlr-rcd ‘ team in the past few years. won its confident. he vriii triumph. isixth football championship. the

EH! llnin of .' \v York. favor c ill the womoris event, is expect ed to hi‘? Llii‘ fast time made - h1- .\li.=s Nell Hurley of

first since i913. and this year has its eves turned to Wcmblcy and ‘ the Er. ..h Cup. The Rokcr Park, team has never succeeded in win- Iirng the trophy. Arsenal. Enzlish q m; mm engmnt, ; Cup \\'llll1"‘l'5 fcr thqsecond time. I v_.,n¢,,-,,vm.v bu; , last _vctir completed a remarkable ,5 “"011 represented, t record of four firsts and a second; m.“ n.0,“ m, pa,“ of l in the leaczue and two firsts and a

‘n05 ha“. Mgmﬂed second in the Cup in seven _vear.~. - infcniituis of starting in the T“) historic tcmns- 55m“ VH1“ . _.,,_ ‘and Blackburn Roversmaill b." miss- ,ing from first division play for the

iii-t. An enjoy- folloired the supper.

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Baseballs Dig Six

[By The Associated _I‘ri-‘-~

Roy \Vea.her._v.

. Etirzland. <l (imontl

in ‘int? i B 1i ‘vol-in. _ , inn. rook e who f, ‘- - xu up“; [ﬁrst trltlie sénce thlc Pootbljilll L9€|Ell]"i mat “m [he W. v M n‘ , ,_ Hwas orme in 888. i- cums» tin; champzor . ‘t .ibbio,hns:,f;1)t‘winners of leazue and cup C0111‘, thing but a 1.1m

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petitions on many occasions. df-l played poor form all winter and‘

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__. _..__..__.-_._. I ‘ Vale. Both these clubs will play in

the northern section of the th:rd envision, Walsall moving over into the southern section.

Derby County's drastic proposal calling for the promotion and rele- gation of four clubs from each of the divisions each gear was thrown out at the annual meeting of the Football league. A total of 33 clubs favored the scheme and 15 opposed it. but the motion was lost as a. three-quarter majority was necessary. All the clubs in Oppo- sition were members of the first division.

Goal-scoring honors for the sea- son went to J. Payne, making his ﬁrst appearance as a centre-for- ward for Luton Town. He created a record for league football by net- ting 10 of his team's goals against Bristol Rovers on April l3 in ii third division game. The Rov- ers drciv a blank. R. Bell, Tran- mcre Rovers centre-forward had established n. new nine on Dec. 26, 1935 in a third division match against Oldham Athletic. Tranmere won 13-4.

Baseball Results’

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 000 010 000-I 5 1 Washington 920 010 29x—14 18 0

Galehouse, Blaeholder, Galatzer and George; Cascarella and Bolton.

Chicago 200 001 110-6 12 2 Philadelphia 030000000-3 4 1

Kennedy and Sewcll; Fink, Lis- enbce and F. Hayes.

St. Louis 001 104 000-5 8 l New York 110000 000-2 9 0 Andrews and Giuliani; Pearson and Dickey Detroit 000 000 007-0 5 4 Boston 000 104 20x—7 1i 1

Auker. Philips and Myatt; W. Ferrell and R. Ferrell.

Four Left In Struggle For Golf Grown

(By immu- Merkel. CHM!“ PM’ Stiff Writer) (c. P. n: Gwﬂhlfl 5mm w“)

HALIFAX, Aug. 26-Four Now: Bcotians were all that were 1°! tonight m the strusele f"! the w)?‘ men's golfing chamiﬂOYi-‘hlp °l to? Maritime Provinces on the hill-B

‘ link . Alllitdgsutfnufnd sefaond round matches today eliminutvd .12 of the i6 play- ers who qualified will!!!" 1° Play in the annual meetﬂs chBmPIOHQﬁP division.

Advancing successfully with me defending champion, Miss Edith Bauld of Halifax, were Mia Babs Creighton of Ysrmouth, sensation-

high mark of, ard, Halifax. defeated Miss M. J.

a1 young leader of the qualifying round and this year's Nova Beetle title-holder; Miss Maisle Howard- brilliant 18-year-old Halifax shot- maker, and Mrs. D. A. Campbell of Bridgewatcr, who unexpectedly el- iminated Mrs. S. Goodwin. former Nova Scotia champion, in the s90- ond round today-

Miss Bauld, playing as well as; she ever did. eliminated Miss Bar- bara Jack of Saint John, six up and four to 80. in the morning, and then went on tirelessly to defeat Miss Elizabeth Saunderson of Hali- fax three and two 1n the after- IlOOH. .

Babs Creighton continued her fine play and had little trouble disposing of Mrs. E. W. McKinnon, Charlottetown, six and four. and Miss Barbara 'I‘rltes, powerful Bridgewater entry, four and three.

Miss Alice McLeod of Saint John advanced to the second round this morning by defeating Mrs. Guest of Amherst, two up, but fell before the strong strokes of Maisie How- ard in the afternoon, six down with five to go. Miss Howard defeated Miss M. J. Chestnut of Frederic- ton, two up, in the first round.

Mrs. Campbell defeated the only Newfoundland entrant to qualify. four and three in the first round and scored the bigsurprise of the day when she eliminated Mrs. Goodwin this afternoon three and two.

Tomorrow afternoon, the two send-final matchm will be played with Miss Creighton meeting Miss Howard and Mrs. Campbell attack- ing the defending champion.

TODAY'S SUMIVIARY

Championship round:

Miss Babs Creighton, Yarmouth, defeated Mrs. E. W. McKlnnon, Charlottetown, six and four; Miss Barbara Trites, Brldgewater, de- feated Mrs. F. B. Carter, Halifax, six and five; Miss A. McLeod, Saint John, defeated Mrs. Guest. Am- herst, two up; Miss Malsie How-

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division, first

Chestnut, Fredericton, two up; Mrs. S. Goodwin, Halihx, defeated Miss A. Mleike, Halifax, four and three; Mrs. D. A. Campbell, Bridge- water, defeated Mrs. F. W. Hutch- ison. St. John's, Nﬂd., four and three; Miss E. Saunderson, Hali- fax, defeated Mrs. W. K. McKeim. Halifax. six and four; Miss E. Bauld, Halifax. defeated Miss B. Jack, Saint John, six and four.

Miss Creighton defeated Mls ‘Prites. four and three; Miss How- ard defeated Miss McLeod, six and five; Mrs. Campbell defeated Mrst Goodwin three and two; Miss Bauld defeated Miss Buunderson, three and two.

First Round ceiieeiaiien

Mrs. McKinnon defeated Nfrs. Carter, one up; Ivtrs. Guest defeated Miss Chestnut. one up; Miss Mielke defeated Mrs. Hutchison, one up; Miss Jack defeated Mrs. McKean, two and one.

Second Division, First Round

Mrs. Young. druro, defeated Mrs. H. Bradshaw, Summerside. P.E.l’., four and t-hreey Mrs. F F‘. McLel- lan, New Glasgow. defeated Mrs. F. Smith. Halifax. ﬁve and three;Mrs. W L. Holms, Halifax, defeated Mrs. AL. Moss. Amherst, two and one; Mrs. H Gregory. Saint John. de- feated Mrs. A.W. Duffus, Harfnx. three and two; Miss J. Furlong. Bt. John's. Nﬂd.. defeated Miss J.Fltz- mrald, Halifax. four and three: Miss D. Duncan, Halifax. defeated Mrs. W.B. Spencer, Halifax. one up; Mrs. W L. Muir, Halifax. de- feated Mrs. RJI‘. Holman, Char- lottetown. elzht. and seven; Mrs. Wm. Dixon, Halifax. defeated Miss R. Sumner. Moncton, four and three.

Second Round

Mrs. Young defeated MrsMcLel-

ln-n. three and two; Mrs. Helms

down in order. Halifax player reached second and again in the eighth a man advanc-

ther. base as the Parks made their ﬁnal bid in the ninth.

defeated Mrs. Gregory. one: Miss Duncan defeated Miss Furlong. five and four; Mrs. Muir defeated Mrs. Dixon, two and one.

Mrs. Waterhouse, Hal Mrs. H. Carroll, Halifax, four and three; Mrs. MacKinnon, Moncton. defeated Miss P. Simner, two and one; Miss 0. Cordes, Halifax. de- feated Miss E. Stairs, Dartmouth, two and one.

tionnl 500: total l

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BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPOR’!

Willow ' Parks Eliminated

SPRINGER-L, N25. Aug. 26 — (CP)—'I'he only run of the game,

sconed by Springhill Fiencebusters in the ninth Halifax Willow Parks from Nova. Scotia. senior baseball pen- nant. chase today and sent the Fencebusters into the semi-final round.

eliminated the

inrrrig,

Playing the best-of-seven for the

right to meet Westville, Springhill was leading three games to two when the teams went on the field today. to shut. out the Halifax team, 1-0.

Lilnkletber hurled cleverly The game developed into a pitch:

ing duel between young Johnny Wrln of the Parks and Linkletter- The Halifax sluggers hit the ball all over the field but smart ﬁelding held them down to only three hits.

Wrln held the Fenocbusters to

four hits but did not receive the perfect support given Linkletter. A scorching single by Lawson Fowler, smart Sprinizhifi second bnsentan. drove "Sailor" McDonald across the plate in the ninth inning with the run that won the game.

For six innings the Parks went In the seventh, a

d to the second base, but no fur- Wrin himself reached second

Spi-inghiil had a. good scoring

chance in the opening inning with a. base on balls and a. single, but Wrln bore down on the opposing briti/ers. again in the seventh with a. single and sacriﬁce but the young Hali- izonian was too good for them until the ninth.

Wncebusters threatened

two and

Consolation-First Round Mrs. smith defeated ZMIrs. Brad-

shaw five and three; Mrs. Moss defeated Mrs. DufTus six and five; Miss Fitzgerald defeated Mrsspen- oer four and three; Miss summi- defeated Mrs. Holman three and one. -

Third Division, First Round Mrs. W17. Amherst, defeated Mrs.

Black. ‘Pruro, nine and seven; Mrs. RF‘. Aadms. Halifax, defeated lvn-s. Holloway, Dartmouth, three; Mrs. A. Rankine, Saint John, defeated Mrs. C E. Fader, Halifax, four and three; Mrs. H G. Connor, Halifax. defeated Mrs. Halifax. three and two; Mrs. J. W. Douglas, Halifax. defeated Mrs. l". E. Denn‘son. one; Mrs. Smallman, Summcrside, defeated Mrs. T. Mears, Halifax, six and five: Mrs. R A. Horne. Sum- merside. defeated Mrs. J. H. J0m- kunes, Halifax, one up: Mrs. .7, N. Foster. Halifax. defeated Mrs. F. 1181111011. Halifax. six and four.

four and

Boutilller,

Moncton. two and

Second Round Mrs. Wry defeated Mrs. Adams,

two and one; Mrs. Rankine defeat- ed Mrs. Connor. two and one; Mrs. Dennison defeated Mrs. Smailman. three and two; Mrs. Home defeat- ed Mrs. Poster, four and three.

ﬁrst Round Consolation ivlrs. Black defeated Mrs. Hollo-

way. four and two; Mrs. Peder de- feuted Mrs. Boutilier, five and four; Mrs, Douglas defeated Mrs, Mears. six and four; Mrs. Jones defeated Mrs. Reardon. ﬁve‘ and four.

Fourth Division, Pint Round

Mrs. W. C. Bonett. Halifax, bye;

ifex. defeated

second Round Mrs. Barrett defeated Mrs. Wat-

crhouse, four and two; Mrs. Mac- Kinnon defeated Miss Cordes, two and one.

First Round Consolation _Mrs- Carroll. bye: Miss stairs de-

feated Miss Sumner. three and two.

Home Run Standing

(By n; Amoclated Press) Yesterday's homers; Bonura, W.

Sox. 2; Crosetti, Yankees; Camilll, Phillies; Phelps. Dodgers; Bordag- ary, Dodgers; Moore, Bees: Berger. Bees, one each.

Bees; Lee.

The leaders: Gehrig, Yankees, 40;

Trosky. Indians, 85; Fbxx. Red 50X. 34; Ott. Giants, 2'1; DimaggioYan- keea, 23; Berger, Bees. 22; Goelin. Tigers. 22.

league totals: American 635; Na- .135.

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me Amcnmn Hi1] , i W‘ _ _ Y a lflnlshcd at the bottom of the scn- l; . mus l-t ; six" no» m. f;,¢.,,‘;.‘j,‘;j:' ,,§1'.‘?§“~‘,,,,',’ d?“ 10X‘ resign». "Ihcv will nlnv ill the iviirioniu. LEAGUE ,0 m, S-‘fply in g _- Cll;ve1ﬂ]_[i_ D“'m Fm“ Tam ‘o: second divisiomthe coming scnsrn. plate and lost .-i.\' p Pllllv Twin‘ o; wh‘ N‘ Y_ r The Viilans relegation crime first game; clroppznz v.1 .368. B - “1Oh'UX_ " '_ ‘ ‘AY[‘hur" . ‘about dcspite the exp cliture of a i Philadclpliin I00 010 003-2 10 2 F ers. Earl Averill of _ _ nun-fared 1ST ' Om _ Alfred‘ Vrecord sum—$l77.500--—-r>n s"\:f‘ll eta!‘ , Chicago 004 000 OOX% l0 0 the American Lcazuf‘. 5 ‘to a (‘ifnilliifil _. where there tverc‘ I.‘ . (m. Twmrd P703?“ Th" 119W H1011 fuilefl l0‘ Passeau and Grace; Lee and t“ Mezhvick cf t ‘ ‘ no ciouorr. igoljhn‘ ' Ont“. FpQ-“(l ‘ rrgocguta tmatfgigsfélflmxgfd cogmglntz Imrtnctt" t‘ t nrif ‘o9 ,i.~‘.: .n's "lib" is carpenter: . ‘ ' W, , * " p Sign hi. m fwoik m h ' :5‘ __ Pm" illkf"_\' to do great. ihlnsz= in tl‘i"f!‘_‘- gammy game; . s f\f"fi upon t) a. - Me lMx f- Q ‘ _ - OW“ mind division and its return to a Philadelphia 101 not 013-4 l1 0 i m _ BEAT D]_;[.|",;<-; 0x lsiliibillX- 01 . 1%:- _ - ohv-Ttlff place amour; scorers “i1np"r_tcn‘ (jhlcagg 020130 0ix—7 9 0 t w’ The ‘start/lines uni»? Icauzriq WITH nANCl BAND ‘ ‘"3"’: "my i” "‘- 1f”‘“‘*°' when t-hc yvnr ends is not unlikclv. Bowman. Kowallk and Wilson: t’ ' r. ‘ hm"; m Each -_,.,,Q,,,..; I __ ‘tIvlgfhfgljinlﬁ31112291‘??? nrlgvgagnhieftcr {limited rctut-n to tlili‘ French and (')'Dca, . . _ t - , I; R || p“, , N. .2 2 __, p, __ , ill‘ l 'lll. w- l c. I . - . ivson a er scvcra y-cars n “' Indians i3(1..\o 104 188 1x84 swstucﬁ ‘qmﬂilitim Kolinkf". V. coiivcr: John’ second-grade football and will be ﬂrqgklyn 00o 190000-10 i1 1 iftinks 122 m. 174 - ° hi... llI.),7A-il'(‘lltl\' time beaten "Olri Pulvcr. Beth; N. Y.1__\V1ll1ﬂIt1 Smile "Bwmnaﬂteﬂ by Charlton Athletic. Pittsburgh 001010101-3 i2 o .3 Garth 122 E12 18'; .370 W“, D0].1,.f,...=.h-. Sum, m9,- W-mcri Corairi. N ‘~ , and (“nude Johnson, colorful London squad that has 3mm and Phclpﬁ, Gniltfeililj wp,,,~,,..,.,,. ma. 5g 33o 4w o: F468 I, (,‘._,._c,_. c,.chc_-__»_r;, _., ycar and nhalf Jonim. N. Y. _ ,__,__,____,li‘1‘-l"*d from "i" third dim m w Swift. Brown. Welch. Btrkofer and 3.1.7,», (jqrrls, 04 201) 671 10f) .365 m“ i . ' . ~ n ~ | the ﬁrst in successive seasons. Tom; R Wan”, pfr 116 45B 77 103 360 ‘ The Yuk ‘they ages range from 1 the szixaphcne, and’ "Joe Klaus. Up from the third division. the _ v _M_..__ 11., .0 I15 mo‘? mm. own cnr dur- misc a svnmiionc p nyer: Gertrude z doings 0f Cﬂvéﬂtry Cit-y and Chﬁi- New York 400 000 020-6 i0 1 ._ 4 . _ (i ti" S. .1‘ ‘thjnl m“. ‘vhm, brought _.,._,,,,_ 1K9“. m“; 1,11,. Knits, iqnlmist ilflfl Itcrﬂeld in the second icagtie willbe gincinnati 10o m1 002_5 11 0 ‘ v Birthday ‘rec g‘ I ‘a midr w» Alberta towns. Start- ! drummer r l)I‘Cl-l\'f.‘l_\'v and Mﬁsllvatched with interest. Their places Hubbcll and Manctiso: DerrinBer. . _, _ _ WM in Sm‘ . r 1m miles south-east Rel‘ piani . will be taken by Hull City and Port sting, Fwy rind Lombardi, (By The (Xinadian Press) l "r " “_ ' m“, In", mvvred r av" r r r’ REMEMBER WIILN- 9F “m? ‘ _ f Ema Wilson (mom U, ‘(T125151 of the towns south of Edmen G _ _V airw a, cinturcd the Unitet i‘ - y _ , -. _ womearits guilt Cll8n\l)l'l'i!~lll]) mwial i Pint" vm“ R,“ '1 P“:m"L' Fir BY aa-l-‘(Jrop - at Exmoor Club. Pllﬂlllitlld Park. lil.. vi-"ur-"i til" l!" ""1 ‘Hm ‘l a ~‘°‘ “Rs-r TéME ‘Nq-H; . 4T5 A CIPCH 50-65% “Lth the lowest total in Li’: ill-v of "ml "i In“ “F” L” fmqthbhc Orchos- LFEEEKtrT/igs- WEAK To ARQJE- nlﬂy- That was three YCHT-Sduiu to- , tin and since then theys been W55’ \

marrow. she blazed through with a tiff)’ ni°hi<

'76. two better than Virginia vﬂll "We nr!‘ almost. too busy, but we Wic of Chicago, defending tgltlqhold. nd it hiirllly‘ profitable." the said.

er, Maureen Orcott oi Huworth, N.J,. and Hcl Hick. :1? ~11

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Red Sox Shut‘ Out Tigers; Yanks Lose

4A. P. By Guardian's Special m,‘-

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-A zen; run attack in the fifth inning. m. tured by Beau Bell's triple with ti“ bases loaded. enabled St. inn: Browns w come from behind her; today and trounce the league-teem. ing Yankees 5-2.

Ivy Andrew's held murderer‘; m». to nine hits, one of them my}; Croscttrs 13th homer of the yearn; chalk up his sixth pitching victor,- Monte Pearson, league's stconq lead-ing pitcher, lost his sixm fr“ of the season, compared to i6 9,1215,

Wes Ferrell, Red Sax plClilng ace, rushed to the ll‘.<:'."‘-G a; the start o; the Boston game viitli Dezroit m

the Tigers 7-0. .

His team mates hit belligei- t‘ behind him. giving him Std support. Ferrell's success iiiiirkec his first appearance on the mound since his display of temperament i; New York against the Yankees and his subsequent suspension and 1mg of $1,000.

His success was his 16th viun nu, season and. the fourth time he 1m beaten the Tigers this year. it m, the second time he has shut them out.

Vernon Kennedy won his 18'; game of the season, holding in; Aathletics to four hits at Philade}. phia. as Chicago White Sox won 6-3 to even the series at one game each.

Kennedy was in trouble only iii the second, walking two men with the bases full. Zeke Bonura ixit bu 10th and 11th homers of the sensor. RadclifTs double in the sixth scored Sewell, who was walked with zlie winning run.

Batteririg, Dennis Galehouse on the mound with a heavy opening inning attack, Washington whipped the second place Cleveland Ifldlﬂiif for the second successive time at Washington today 14-1.

Senators scored nine runs in the first inning on nine hits, two passes and two wild pitches,

Play Resumes In Nigh t Tourney Th is Evening

Play-will be resumed tD-Hikht» m Holy Redeemer Tennis Club's 1118M tournament, unless prevented by weather conditions. Nine singlel nmtghgs and completion of two sin- gles matches started Tuesday mtzht will make up the program for l0- night. The schedule is as {GROWN

Men's Slngltl 7:30 l’. M-

M. G. McNeeiy vs. A. Hogan.

Hyndman vs, J. A. Bentley.

G. F. Hutcheson vs. J. blcQhlm

8:30 P- M.

A. Doucette vs. B. DcSROChPE-

A. Mathieson vs. P. McQuﬂld-

,K. ﬁmklin vs. G. l-luichcson.

9:30 P. M.

W. L. Hornsby vs. F. Pierce.

A. Wright vs. O. Pineﬂu.

T. Strain vs. C. O'Brien.

Southpaw Golfers Plan Tournament

(Associated Press)

s1‘. LOUIS. AHS- ZPWWB "W term "forgotten man" was wired foi- use ‘in political camps-ls“. 1i 15 one that might well have been claimed by 1| class of individuals whose problems are more cioshy related to hooks and slices than votes and political issues. Refer- ence is made to left-handed Wim-

Undismayed, however, the self-ll‘ paws crave action and will an! themselves with left-handed nib- licks and head for st. Louis tii= week of Sept. 21. for the firstha- tional convention of the --‘f~' handed golfers’ association.

Some 6,000 invitations have 1W5 mailed golfers to participate ll‘. the first annual tournament of the as- sociation. Ben Richter, the roun- try's leading left-handed profes- sional, gathered the names in to“; respondence extending over sew-fl‘ years. He estimates there are '1'- leaet 44,000 more of our clan 1n me United States.

No major golf tournnmcir‘ eve;- beeri won by a left-i _- But Richter, who holds the (‘iv-trio record at Catalina. believes lit-h- orgdriized. the southpaws can It“?

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the mighty right-blinders some‘ thing to shoot at. Left-handers Babe mini and

‘Paul Wi-iner. Pittsburgh bowie“ star-r have been invited to atlmd the meeting of this embrYO “W” ization.

MARlE-BHNG ME -IAN\ MY FUR5°JT_ f‘ _ 2 if Va‘! i I m, 0i

George McManiis

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pitched brilliant bail, shutting out,