PGA Quietly Drops Per Cent Demand Amid Open Tourneys
The Professional Golfers Association backed off a 1 percent net proceeds demand for open events. Albert Gateh said funds would come from other sources and the bureau may be abolished. Prize money around 105000 to begin with could rise to about 150000 with more openings. Joe Hymn and Horton Smith previously opposed the 10 percent cut. Jack O Brien, new Texas Open manager, said no 10 percent levy this winter.
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Bowling Chicago Star Back Five Plays Bradley
Chicago Dec 27 Ca Monisholi Bish returns boosting University of Chi cura haskeball to second team of the season as it faces Bradley college. Deb ie regorited gx the Individual ster of the squad. Grandfather Amag Alobro Sines, famed Grand OM Man of the Lalveralty of Chicago athletics, becomes a grandfather for the second time with the birth of a daughter to Mr and Myre Alonso Mtagg Ir at Christmas.
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Buckeyes to Feast at Trinity Church Dinner Saturday
Buckeye football team and fathers act as Regents of coach Herbert Ham on a 7:30 dinner night at Trinity Methodist Church corner Hulsachead Grant arrunes. The team finished 1020 with a 3-0 win over Main Avenues Fgh School Millygodts. Two deer killed by Tammonsons in Blanca county supplied the banquet meat. each scored eight points.
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Ice Hockey Roundup From Canada and United States
Detroit Falcons upset the National Hockey League standings with a 2 0 win over Toronto as Montreal hosts Toronto and Ottawa games loom. Canadiens and Maroons press for the division lead while New York Americans stay in the hunt with Chicago, Detroit, and others. Other notes include Winnipeg and Chicago moves, plus Oiler suspensions and upcoming games in Kansas City and Chicago.
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Stribling Tops Heavyweight Ratings in 1920 View
Atlanta's Young Stribling is rated the world’s top heavyweight by 70 critics in the New York Sun poll. He moves ahead of Sharkey and Schmeling after knocking out You Point and Phil Scott and defeating Tolly Griffin, with Carnera surprisingly ranked fourth.
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Dempsey Promoter Eyes Miami Fight After Return to Town
In New York at Madison Square Garden, former boxing champion Jack Dempsey discusses promoting a Miami fight with promoter William F. Garey. Dempsey, now more of a promoter and “flying referee,” says he is open to various tapos tions while noting his increased flesh but maintained athletic shape.
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Whitney Point From Top In Fielding
Whitney Point leads National League fielding charts with a .966 team mark and strong defensive figures. Arbamy White earns praise for the season’s top defensive work, while Whitney players show solid averages and standout performances in base running and assists across the field.
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Fight results from the Associated Press list multiple bouts
The report lists several boxing results: New York midget Walgner tied with Frankie Genato in New York and Philadelphia, Kit Francis of Italy outpointed Irishman Jimmy Slevin in New York, Lev Feldrann beat Vidal Gregorio, Gorllin Jones stopped Clyde Chantain in Akron, and Ted Gautier defeated Culpointe Kid in Lakeland. A Los Angeles bout ended in a second round knockout for Dynamite Destin over Reed Colambhne, while Chin beat Head when a towel was waved off in a separate mat match.
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Japan Davis Cup Team Named For 1931 Challenge
The executive committee of the Japan Lawn Tennis Association announced a Davis Cup squad for 1931. Takeichi Maran Uyotaro Bata and Jiro Sato head the lineup with Japan to compete in the European zone. Harada and Hyakura Sato return from 1930 but Jiro Sato is new to the Davis Cup team.
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