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PAGE SIX PLAY IN ANNUAL CITY-WIDE NET TOURNEY TO OPEN HERE TUESDAY i.arge Number of Men and Women Entered For - Doubles Matches. ' "Play in the second annual Ath ensg City Tennis tournament, spon gored by the Athens Sporting Boods store, will begin Tuesday. The doubles matches for botl men and women of Athens and the University of Georgia Summe: Quarter students will be playec this week, with the singles tourna mgm being held the week of July £ 4Ti2. i Matches will be played at hours which suit the conveniences of the gay-ers. Results will be turned i : the Spofting Goods store afte: each match, W. R, Cheney, mana . ger, announces, = . Filnal matches will be played o 1 the University courts, and th: public will be invited. Two dozer balls will be awarded the winning team. Balls are being furnished by the Sporting Goods store for thacfi!‘st and final matches. . Among those entered in the tour nament are: Freddie Miller, Stan eil Smith, George I.ongino, Hughe: Spalding, William Griffeth, Cariton Jester, Edward . Hodgson, Tom Turner, Edwin Southerland, George Qriffeth, Julius Bishop, Eugene Mnllory, Walter Cornett, Harold McCommons, Carter Horne, Roy Minor, E. M. McConnell, Bill Math- Miss Elsie Jester and Miss akeford. Play in tennis tour- W opens here, “The tandi ~wndinds b SOUTHERN LEAGUE The Standings finuns— W. L. Pet. Bl .. .. .. .. 9 3 .750 Eemville .. .. .. .. 8 3§ .760 B Mok . .. .... % 1 .sss BRI .. ..:. w 1 7:.500 {fi?phls g T .462\ Rew Orleans .. .. .. 5 7 .417 R .. ... .. 8 0387 Bitancoga .. .. .. .6 11 .313 -~ ) Sunday’'s Results | ’flw Orleans 0-2; Birmingham 3 anta 4-6; Knoxville 2-7, | ~ Memphis 2-5; Chattanooga 1-5.1 ;"thle Rock-Nashville (rain). 5 . AMERICAN LEAGUE S The Standings .+ CLUBS— W. L. Pect . Washington .. .. .. 50 25 .667 ;?gYork LU ana Al B 0 el £ Belphin .. . .. 38 38 .500 SEONBARO .. +. .o +oo. 38 80 494 [‘Détroit i wiliig sian 38 41 a 8 eland .. .. .. .. 37 43 .463 BT .. . s ... 82 44 421 P Tanls .. .. .... 31 b 1 .378 o Sunday’s Results : ~ Cleveland 2; Washington 3. 1*;:* Detroit 7-6; New York 11-7. #Bl 'St. Louis 0-9; Boston 4-2, Miny games scheduled), .+ NATIONAL LEAGUE e The Standings ¢ CLUBS— W, L. Pet. Wgw Ok e aves MBl 587 . Louis ~ .. .... 48 36 538 %filca&o B e wa 00l 88 BBY fiittsburgh .. .. ..., 40 36 .526 BNt .. .. 4. ... 40 39 506 i lrdoklyn ... .. .... 36 40 .467 lncinnatl B e s A4B ARS S Philadelphia .. .. .. 32 44 421 st Sunday's Results . Brooklyn 8-0; St. Louis 3-2. ' Béston 3-3; Cincinnati 2-1, &I}N&w York 0-1; Chicago 4-2. .~ (Only games scheduled), ik [ the past 12 years, California B&R had one-twelfth of its total burned off by forest fires, - brush fires, and grass fires. e TR 1 “B. C” Rel | e elieves 2 P . . 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Start the day R IGHT! o &4%'! /{}\0%2%3 /H {otlogs” or/ for slaver, 'Vols Tie For Lead - As Smokies Split | Bill With Atlanta ’ ATLANTA—(#)—The division ol a double header with Atlanta has Ip]aoad Knoxville in a tie with | Nashville for leadership of the ' second Southeérn association cam paign. Ted Kleinhans pitched Atlanta to 'a 4 to 2 victory over the Smoklies in the opener but Climax Blethen, the losing pitcher in the first game camé back as a pinch hitter in the second to crash out a double that won Knoxville the nightcap 7 te 6 Sunday. Birmingham won a double bill from New ©rleans 5 to 0 and 4 to 2 as touchstone and Lisenbee al lowed the Pelicans but five hits in each, game, Weis of Birming ham hit a home run in the first game, Memphis, winner of the first half of the Southern association season took a twin victory from Chatta nooga, 1932 champins, 2 to 1 and 5 to 2. Nashville and Little Rock were rained out. 'Grant Favorite " In Dixie Tennis Meet in Atlanta ATLANTA — () — A galaxy of Dixie tennis stars, minus the bril liant Clifford Sutter of New Or lean, took to the courts here Mon day in the Southern Amateur tour nament, Sutter, long a familiar figure wherever tournaments were held in the South, did not enter this time 'He won the championship lasi 'yenr. By virtue of his absence, the ‘role of favorite passed to Bryan Grant of Atlanta, Other stars entered are TLeftv ‘Bryan of Chattanooga, Berkeley Bell and Karl Kamrath of Austin ‘Texas, Wilbur Hess of Houston ‘Texas, Lenoir Wrigh of Charlotte, N. C, Hudson Hamm of Fort Tauderdale, Fla., Ramsey Potts, Doe Barr and Alex Wellford of Memphis, Ernest Sutter of New Orleans, Red Terrell F el a e Wright, Robert Lake, C. R. Ault and John Casey of Birmingham. W. W. Gordon of Savannah and Ray White of Miami, Fla. ‘ All told, there are 157 entered in the men’s division and nearly as many in the women's play. ‘ Outstanding women stars playing are Beatrice Bryan of Memphls‘ Lila Porter of Mobile, Eliza Cox! of Asheville, Helen Carney of Shreveport, Julia Jickens of Char lotte, Anna Koll of New Orleans Mrs. Murary Hanson of Wilming ton, N, C,, and Mrs. Thornton Read and Neva Aiken of Birmingham. | The Humorous, the Tragic and the Odd in the News (By the Associated Press.) HOLLISTER, Calit.—Bill Martin prided himself on being a barber who never cut a chin until he at tempted to shave Stanley Mar cheski, on a bet, while they were riding in an airplane. Marcheski's chin was, nicked. Now, he gets free shaves for a month. FUN FOR A QUEEN LONDON.—Queen Mary has ac cepted a book of funny stories from a Scot. James Ferguson, a prominent business man, said that he had spent more than 40 years collect ing the jokes. WHAT I 8 IT, THEN? PHILADELPHIA —Robert Mec- Candless, accused of driving while intoxicated, said: “Your honor, 1 bought this ancient contraption that came out of an automobile factory in 1918 at a junk yard for sls. It's not an automobile.” “Five hundred dollars bail for court,” ordered the magistrate, 8 OUNCES—ONE NICKEL PANA, lll.—Every government, state and city licensed beer retail <r in the city agreed to sell an eight-ounce glass of beer for a 'nickel. ROBIN WHIPS SNAKE SHARON, Pa.—A golf game was halted while club-wielders watch ed a strange combat between a Tobin and a snake. Golfers said the snake, a small one, wrapped the struggling bird in its coils but the robin beat free with its wings and attacked the reptile with claws and beak, then tried to fly away with it. 0 The snake was too heavy. HIS MISTAKE OCEAN CITY, N. J.—Joseph Broadley, a beer truck driver, is in jail because he forgot to hit himself on the head. Found bound and gagged at a roadside he told police he had been held up by bandits who hit ‘him on the head and stole his re ceipts. . Police found no injury to his head. Then he confessed he forgot to hit himself. He said he engi neered the holdup job. ! Moonlight has an intensity o iahout one-~fortieth of a foot candle; ibright sunlight at noon has an in itensity of about 10,000 foot candles I Scientists are able to tell the age lot a fish by its scales; a herring ifor instance, adds a new ring ol its scales every year. g A crocheted basket can be stif fened with* diluted gum arabic. FUNDAMENTALS OF~ Pivot Helps Player to Put Power Plus Rhythm Into His Swing (EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of a series of six articles on the fundamentals of the golf stroke) Pivoting, or turnfng of the hips and shoulders, is necessary in the swing to put the player in a posi tion to hit the ball with power and force, yet with ease and rhythm. 2 It is through this hip and shoul der turn that some golfers can outdrvie others who have more muscle and weight. More golfers fail in executing correctly this fundamental than any other. The majority of play ers shooting 90 or over fail to turn the body far enough in the backswing. Instead of a turn of the hips and shoulders they will bring the clpbs to the top of the swing by a swaying motion to the right. When the player has turned sufficiently and properly, he will find his back presented to the hole, &nd he will be sighing the ball over his left shoulder. SPECIAL SERVICE BUREAU, Room 305, 461 Eighth Ave., New York City. 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' Q o © NEA NEXT: The Extended Left Arm. | Barney Oldfield, famous racing driver, is track manager of the quarter-mile motordrome forming a potion of an automobile manu facturers’s exhibit at the Chicago World’s Fair, YHE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA “The Little Giant,” ' Robinson’s Best, At The Palace Tonight I You'll sing the praise—louder I.han ever—of Edwail G. Robin 'son, whose “Little Caesa'” char- Irwtf*rizanon will be regarded al 'ways as one of the finest ever shown on th>* screen, when you witiness him in ‘“The Little Giant” sparkling with comedy, on the screen of the Palace Theater to day and Tuesday. It's a knockout comedy drama with the star at his best. _ Lest you get the wrong impres sion, we hasten to inform you that ’Rohinson is not quite a gangster in the “Little Caesa!” sense of the 'word, and neither is the. “Little Giant” heavy drama. In fact Rob inson, in this one, is a comedian— and it is one of the funniest things you've ever been offered. I Robinson plays the role of a Chicago heer baron who retires from his highly profitable business to break into high society, after beer has become legalized. His attempts to play the gentleman lead to some of the most hilarious situations imaginable, He is con stantly in hot water and is taken on a nice joy ride. “The Littlel Giant” is grand _entertainment! Short subjects round out this pro gram, ! Strand Theater | The real Mae West—as glamor ous as the brightest constellation— breezes into the Strand today only ~—to provide you with a new kind of a thrill in her widely-discussed picture “She Done Him Wrong”. “She Done Him Wrong” tells a vivid tale of the Bowery with Miss West as the lady known as Lou who sings for her diamonds at Jordan’s Diamond Palace, She sings “Frankie and Johnnie” as it has never becn sung hefore and “Haven't Got No Peace of Mind” both especially written for her. Her rendition ‘'of these songs alone is a big attraction. You'll enjoy May West’s colorfu!l story, her racy dialogue and stun ning performances as Lady Lou ho vever today only. Dolly Madison, wife of President Madison, is credited with the in vention of ice cream; Nancy John son, wife of a young naval officer is credited with invention of the ice cream freezer, His Life Saved in - . 85-Mile Dash. ° Tel iy a 1 ol A R e Tg A B i Ry S L A e T [ S Gl o T R W B T R il s T 7 o £R e R i R T . Gl i ! A A e 5 ‘ R P B | B L , # iL2 L ~J' h 1.._.,-‘ 4 e s R R A% A T : { R L vv g i|- g & .-f:?gnu‘i £ %5. o i £ iJ’ 4 "‘b, WTR g £ A s i e d A gy i i i ’4//,',, A iy SRR ] o R gt Y T SR TA gy R G Rl e L et e = e AM 1 ! G i R R R i i, /f AR eR S 7 Ten-n sth-old Frank Cannon is so happy b - could cry. After swal lowing an open safety pin at his howe in Metuchen, N. J., police of two states helped him make the 85-mile-an-hour dash to Phila delphia hospital to have it re moved. He’s shown with Nurse Mildred Cook after the operation. ‘lllinois Capitol Suffers . SIOO,OOO Fire Damage SPRINGFIELD, Ill.—Fire on the sixth floor of the capitpl here Sun day night caused approximately SIOO,OOO damage. It was believed started from de fective wiring. The flames ate into the house of represéntatives’ hal where the prohibition repeal dele gates were to meet formally Mon day. Governor Henry A. Horner 'in his forth floor office at the time the blaze was discovered early this evening, mounted the roof and di rected firemen in fighting the blaze. ‘The damage was confinea to offices occupied by state archi tects and oil inspectors, Texan Determined to Put Duce and King in Legion ' ROME— (#)-—Colonel W. E. Ea.st-l |erwood. jr., said Sunday he would pay the lifetime dues of King Vie ’to;- Emmanuel and Premier Mus golini for the life memberships in the John W. Lowe Post of the Am-| erican ILegion at Dallas, Texas which he said he conferred upon them last week. He made the statement after reading cables from Legion author ities in Indianapolis that they oouldl not be honorary meéembers. Colonel Easterwood left tonigh‘.l for Athens to inspect the legion naires there and said he still was determined to bring the matter be fore the I.egion’s national conven tion in Chicago next October., ! The average track of a tornado is about one-fifth of a mile across and 20 miles long, and is so sharp ly defined that hous¢s on one SI!:le of a street may bhe completely de molished while those on the other side are unharmed. . The building of the Vatican was started about 480 years ago; al most every pope since then has made additions to it. (OWNED AND OPERATED BY GEORGIA CITIZENS) Leave Athens 10:4C A. M. Arrive Atlanta 11:30 A. M. Leave Athens 3:05 P. M. Arrive Atlanta 3:55 P, M. Leave Athens 9:056 P. M. Arrive Atlanta 9:55 P. M. Direct connections to all points. Leave Athens 9:55 A. M. Arrive Savannah 4:45 P. M. Columbia 4:50 P. M. Charleston 5:00 P. M. 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