Sports Colyum

CAPE MAT coxnrrr TEGS, PEIDAY, JTTIY 2, 19M.

By ISed Hankins

“Go Out and Root Fo* Rivieras" be heading which is mefrly k sl^htl reviiion of the famous of the Uuhrernity of Penn is fitting for adoption here this r. For the first time in the histor>' of this resort the shore ill have a real Laacball club. There have been teams here in years which, » fair brand of ball and came out with man a .5UQarverage for the season, but never has Ocean City eprescntedHty such a galaxy of stars as have been banded toby Eddfl Williams, manager of the team which is being hy RPph -L. Chester, Lno or the ftrsf time Ocean City faru will also be treated with tasebali. Every day, excepting, of count, Sundays, throughout mmer season the local club will meet either some big league or one of the leading semi-professional All this splurge part of die Icral real estate operator, is costing a heap of 1" add they are getting nothing out of it, excepting possibly s which may come their way through the advertising of Gty through this ball tram. . - hese men are going to great lengths t6 put Ocean Gty over ii just as the city has gained fame in other respects a. d they ierving of the support of the entire population. However, all hardly necessary as the dub which they are placing on the id is enough to attract every fan in the dry on his ofi-a/ter-and also should be productive of tome good alibis for no: apat work ou many others when a close battle is anticipated. The fat/eii irmi-firo tram in the State is the mm of It. Cbetter anil hit attorialrt aaJ a peruuJ of the Unr-up ■ouU indicate that they will aehirtv that rad. Watu^'Avatj'L'Rs in Americas Open : threat the amatuer golfers in the American open golf ubip. arfedi will start over the famous Scioto Country Club at Columbus, Ohio, on Thursikv of next week, will be than ever. Bobby Jones, the peer\f all amateurs, if .-sot _ lipkaman of tbe day, will he there .winging his wood, but lobby «'(here'in every open and is always a threat. Jones even a greater favorite to win the title he captured in 1924 i sensational victory lan Friday in the British open, lowever, the amateur champion will have plenty of company are fifteen aimon-puics who will attempt to finish alirad of who make golf thdr profession. All the members of the x Cup team, with the exception uf Jcsa Sweeter, will take This list includes, besides Jones, Vol Elm, Gunn. Ouimet, rd, Gardner and Mackenzie. All of these boys are dangerous me of them are much better at medal play than at match play. Roland Mackenzie, Watts Giron and George Von Elm will be [ in their first American open.’ However, all took part in the r Cup matches and in the British open and the experience there should stand them in goof stead. Most anything may peered from ti>ese youngsters. * * * * The American open will hr played in three dayt this r instead of two. and the hifh sixty after the first thirtyholes will be eligible for the finsl day's play. One hun\red and fifty-then are entered. American Golfers Took England Bv Storm

While speaking about the ancient Scotch pastime, we can’t help to«ivthing about the results of the matches which have been place in England during the past srveral weeks. The Walker cam ,of United States amateurs triumphed over th? EnglishJess Sweetscr, despite an attack of “flu,” just prior to his round, came through with the British amateur title after Bobby , t** American nope, had been eliminated. Walter Hagen won his seventy-two hole match from Abe ell. after going into the last hafl of the match four down on ritish rhamptoo. By virtue of this victory Hagen becomes fid's professional champion. However, the greatest for the American golfers occurred in die British open. The came through with the first four places and took seven first eight positions in the final official standings, e • • • The sensational manner in which Bobl; Jones carried through the gualifyi-g round and then the championship. tbs him as the greatest'-aolfer today. The finest golfers tf the world were entered, yet Jones outclassed the field. mooo Mickey Walker Reduced To the Ranks

trimming which Joe Dundee, the Baltimore welterweight, to Mickey Walker in their go at Madison Square Garden ek, reduces the former champion to the ranks of “just ordinary ” in record time. Mickyy only a short rime ago rested easily top of his division. Tl.cn he visited Pete Latzo in the latteam, Scranton, and Petr proceeded tc relieve Mickey’ of ucm. At that time Latzo showed his superiority, but didn’t ly hurt the champion. Dundee was already scheduled to meet r and when Mickey lost his title it was decided that the win(heir bout should be given the first crack at Latzo’s crown.

County Authorities Nab “Pony” Players Make Raida Simultaneously in Cape May and Wildwood Two of the readarvouf in Capa May Count* frequented by those who spend their spare time piayinz the races were closed last Saturday followInz raids by officers from the office of Prosecutor Campbell. In Wildwood County Detective Umfreed. Lieutenant Forcomb and Patrolman Loss, of it* Wildwood Police Department, swooped down oa the boot black JlUhjne.it of beta. Mil Pat ought them with

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pfceraaUa < the ponies. Simultaneously with the Wildwood raid. County Detective Wardell Hlgbee. accompanied by Stale Detective Carroll. arresUd William Homan, la Cape May Hlgbee

had an assistant place a bet at Homan’s establishment while he locked on. and the marked bill will be used In the trial of the case. The two Pisces were both on the same telephone line, which made It essential that the retd be made at the same time. The culprits were brought before Squire Luther Garreiaon. at Cape May Court House, woo held them under

Reds Make Big Offer To Dunn For Joe Boley Cincinnati 1* said to have made a determined bid for Joe Boley. shortstop of the Baltimore team, last week. It Is understood that Bobby Wallac. went to see Jack Dunn prepared to pOer f<5i000 for the player. ' but that Dunn turned him down. The Beds. K Is understood, feted the Baltimore club - three players In the consideration.

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New Champ Expected in I Lightweight Division! Rocky Kansas, vt.eran Buffalo’ light weight, dangles his world's lightwel.tht title before the eyes of Sammy Mandell. Rockford (III..) lad. Saturday night, in Chicago's Bret ehanplonahtp bout, and lhe Indications are that a new tllleholder will be crowned. The lad who beat Sid TerrU Id everybody's satisfaction and who has swarmed all over other light weight opposition. U regarded as certain to win this bout from u. agreeing lo battle Mandell. Kansas is running counter to the den ands of the New York State Athletic Commission, which ordered him to figbt Sid Terris for the title.

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Ante Racing Parson Ralph MuHord. ante racer, la known as "The‘Parson" because he neve> has t/sed tobacco, liquor or profane language and observes the Sabbath strictly.

Pavements Should Be |~nsW prov. be . bee aj- . I vertisemenl for our resort. The Repaired, Says Resident | tacant lots should I They constitute a mceea for t A prominent rewldtnt of Sra(qultoce and indirate Indifference , isle sends the TIMES ibis timely , m the pert oi owners, which le . suggestion: not In keeping w The little gutters In our pa»e-jing age." menls along Landis Avenue should . ■—- be repaired. They are a menace: Drives are over but to safety. They look bad. and drivers don't aeem i

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