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SPORTS PAGE R. C Golfer ' Women's Loop IMs aims *. on. A. A. II Oftiee l^eiMnu /ENING, MARCH 17, 1930 PAOB FIVE In Finals at Title In Air; Belle Monti FinalTuesday GARDEN-FURNITURE Bird asms smi Bird Mewsa Hs imI Made Fiikty Navtjo Indian Run California Tradinc roat Coming Ihtmuch in n .`xHting battle. I >m. *)>) J] K`/ iffmanti t,f Swinging Drills o Johnston in Form S. S. F. Soccer Team Defeats Redwood <*iv w<>n hi* wrty to 1 hr final* of the Wushu Htonn li*v (lolf Toiirnsment. !' K hold the nutrient r.iui<e of I telle Monti Conntiv Club. with a 1 up victory over l It O Jlrien uf Kan Mateo on (hn nln*u*-nh ttteen l>rus* ............. | Gustav Krogh. . 536 Emerson rch 1? LD--Hwlnglng a golf club lot la tha nahamplon's recipe for twinging It right. 'Jimmy") Johnston la spendirfg at laaat two hours and that much nr tnora conditioning hlmaalf for i ,i .1. ii. m---- i. Otho tummar'i campaign. Tha \Val- ker cup matchaa In Kngland will hia first competition. Ilia dally practice conalsta of Redwood City Kauffman will meet it liruee,,,.* uf Ban yimruro ih a i Suudav *t 10 o'clock. H, oml n startling Up.*t when he d<fi'M,( Finally checking the closing nf Ted Heat. ynnng I'.ui out; tine rally of the Redwood City soccer j "*** 3 UP* iteam yesterday afternoon at Cum- I Beet wn medalist in the tournu- munlty Field. Palo Alto, tha ICa- m''nt- wring a r.'.i over the 1NG1NG their Swan Song, tsama nf tha Palo Alto Women's Basket-1 ball League will i draw thalr short i but successful1 season to a close Street Superior Suitings., lb's latest spring work on Indoor courses. Bwj* panolaa of South Ban Franrisoo i eighteen hole layout when the n-. In the girl's gywt'l here, complete lay ha swings each nf the 11 clubs won tha final round for tha Mst-j``'t rainstorm w m nt its p*k osetuni at the I ly tailored In In hla bag 25 to 50 times. Allow* thew Harria Cup by a score of 1 Hraaesco totalled 77 m the high school with: our own shops Ing five minutes to a club he g to 2. I tying round. spends Oft minutes In swinging Playing a hard game which Other results yesterdu the league champ- j lunahip stilt unde ALTtm**. MSHAfNINO practice. forced the play Into lledwood City i --T. .W....n..M.. rnmunax f l ig h t "It keeps my muscles In shape territory throughout the first pe Kart llnrlh. .' Kr.r, .... > elded- It so hap pens that Night CL1ANINQ and my awing in the groove," ex riod, tha Kepenulaa lad the acur- KCONO FLIGHT and flume Food Shoppe ; plains Jimmy. Ing at half time, 3 to o. Chiefly W A Slte-rbsil. Sun H r t;a Aftar the swinging praetlca. John through tha efforts of tha Wilson Inn lirlfhn. San W r. .Msrat fh. flrdlnril to be tied at the f the heap with their gam# ; Merchant Tailor ston. devotes the rest of hia time brothers, halfbacks, and Halg*r all Smith, 1>lm- hr i rt k played tomorrow evening,: to driving and putting, Kundlg and Woods in tha forward THIHO FLIGHT Johnston has quit smoking and after golf practice runs two miles line, the Redwood City eleven re- ( ME.J. _CMbitcnCvHan, ilts\m, San M.n~. From* < newed its attack In the second' rVuir tliu.f withholding sn early selection of the leuguo champion*. With each team possessing two* ROYAL on tha track at his club, swims, boxes, pulls the weights and does considerable trapshooting to insure good judgment of distance. Since there .Is no outdoor golf half and was finally outpointed 1 Hamid Mr\>n M for Ifiat period. |8*n nf. def. riiff ilMl , ",r," Last Cage MeetThe game yesterday bro>uugghht to | a close the 1929-30 soccer In which the Redwood Ci . . stellar scorers, the game I* ex pected to furnish many thrills via spectacular shooting. Franees Evans and Vera Fortune of Home Food Shoppe will he opposed by TYPEWRITERS Cosh or on Terms Palo Alto Book Shop 1a.t Unlvorsdy Avtnut here until April, Jimmy is going south this year for the first time to prepare for the season. He will leave March 2A, spending two weeks at White Sulphur, W. Va. After returning here for a short time, he will go asst to shoot a few rounds of gojf on Long Island placed fourth in the peninsula Soccer League rating and advanc Of Commercial ed to the final round In the cup < ties for tne Harris trophy Other ! League Tonight teams In tha league Included tha Palo Alto American Legion, San Tha last meeting of the Mateo Sons of St. George. Han Palo Alto Commercial Basketball Ruth Vrcdenlmi gh and Nsr.cy Gar rett of Night School, and both baskets are expected to be kept humming when (his quartet gets Under way Miss Evans set a league record of 35 points in on* game laat week against Recrea tions, a fairly formidable team RADIO PROGRAM* Dully .. By W P. FtXLEIL fO. before salting with `the Walker Mateo Da Molay, South San Fran- i League managers and players will Recreations_ will cla_sh with cup team April 30. Johnston also 1 CIKO, mod !b. Espmnolae of .Sooth 1 h. held .1 7.15 o'clock chi, .... 1 ,,| o clock lotnorrow was a Walker cup team member Sa Fnranclsco. nink In the Community Mouse to | Bl|[ht .Ithnugh the Brownlee in 1923, *24 and *25 I Yesterday's lineups: i discuss plans for a get-together, will be short endera in ths calcu JOHNSTON ion Of Edmonds To Compete In Sacramento Meet Redwood City: Forwards. Kun- the presentation of the Fred H. dig, D Ruts, Rodgers. IVres. Smith Cup and the definite selecWooda: halfbacks, Miller, 1* Wll- . tion of an all-star quintet to opson (c). H. Wilson; fullbacks. I | pose the Recreation Department peg. Nordm; goal-guard, M RuU ' five Thursday evening In the high Espanolas: Forwards. Garcia. J ' school turf benefit gsme at the lating there are strong chances ol an upset. Kenyon* Drug Store meet* Wil son's Confeeturanb the team that caused grief to Night School last week. In the last game. Kenyon * yv Fuller's Materials Used Exclusively by ... , fipoff Is h's Desire SACRAMENTO. March !? CT Athletes of the Sacramento Junior College are to compete with a group of nationally known track Gomez. Dahouta, PlnchoJ and I high school gymnasium. Majttas; halfbacks, Martin**. Du-! Preliminary plans for the forma- borne, ViHa; fullbacks, Ktellia sod lion of the commercial league R. Gomes <c i; coal-guard, ltiv*ra 1 In Polo Alto will be discuaacd If has a strong sextet capable of equalling Wilson's, who depend largely upon the scoring ability of Leona Ooldrup. REILLY $ CO. Faintrrw-- Pupcrhangera Decurator* and field stars In a dual meet held Referee: George Dsvia. Man Ms- there Is sufficient time. It was To top off the league, the wo r meeting of the c League Coaches' Burlingame High lay evening, the e tip-off be eltmnd 120-pound basnext fall will be J. Griffin, head education depjrt'nion High School 1 here on March 22. The visitors are to appear under the Bank uf Italy banner. The Sacramento High School Is to meet the University of Califor- j nia freshmen In a track and field j encounter on the same day t Ward Edmonda. former Stanford i athlete, in to head the bankers. > He has a record of 13 feet 74 j Inches in the pole vault: 14.8 sec-i teo- I `* STUDIES DROP SIX STA Its Scholastic inellglbilitte, rut wide swath in the ranks of Trias; Aggie letter men this month Mix letter men. one of them ths track team captain, and a number of tc*hbm*n numeral and var(y squad candidates wets benched : for the remainder of the y*a. 1 announced this morning by Presi- men are planning a get-together dent Charles R. Cliffoid. before long to celebrate and to of ficially crown the league champ* NFMKSTKR F.XAMS TAKE TOLL ions, Mid - year examinations took! several valued athletes from Syra- BISHOP KEEPS WORD ruse University sports. Crons. Max Bishop, Athletics' second l.tddy and Roropaugh. football J baseman, announced last spring men. flunked out. and Obnt. star that he would draw more bases on football guard, was placed on pro- j balls than any other player In the bation. `American League. And he did. Estimate* Chrcrfull* Given I'llONK V A. 4931 S<3 i Hanning Aie,, I'alu Alto V_ Mozai t learned the l..i pd hord in hie fourth \var in hi< fifth composed a ciu:-*-!?' and per form* d before -n.p-n>r and kings at the age of mx . ' sod by Coach Sam : onds in the 120-yard high hurdles rsity of Southern and 24 seconds flat in the 220new rule would yard low slicks. Here, toe!-' 'o the possession red up*n in its after every field of bounds would present, and the LaBarba-Mastro Bout Set Up To April 21 More people ride on Goodyear Tires than 'i be to start each I CHICAGO. Mnrch 17 M*i--The - proposition would , feature 10-round bout between Earl rtance of Individ- Mastro. Chicago featherweight, ay emphasis upon and Fidel I .a Rarba, former fly play in advancing weight champion, originally U*-cd on any other kind for Friday night at the Collreurn. noting will open han bem moved up to April 21. i the school, cute- : The la-ut was postponed tweause irnc High School i of the death of Maatro's mother .ng. Coach G<-ofgc last Friday night, while Eail was Alto is president j scoring a four-round technical Hon. which grew ' knockout victory over Spark Plug nation of the Pen- I Russell, at Peoria. III. League to the ex- s as voting memhowever, the P. A. Hoover Plans Visit Why "put up" with such delays ? --it costs so littlotoride on safe '"gnize all resoluhmg body. To Fishing Preserve new iool Nine y Sequoians Griffin's fast Sebaseball team will ight diamond arlo School at Redrrow afternoon In WASHINGTON. March 17 m* Even though the trout season hot be open, Presidmt H--'vcr has decided to make hi* first visit of the year to the Rapidan fishing camp In the Virginia mountains this week-end. Goodyear tires! >cted a likely lookhietes in the spring and they first tUe by taking the A