SSSV.;ihk«TUE ZANTlSVITiI.E SIGNAL.• iejt: -;-|r:TsiWv/sfiSrf.Greb-Papke Bout Here Mon.'MUSKIES WILL OPENis'.v'-’VijS^S3WS/i35ffi-5*:s-x.„ ,vAfV'Sc'i;.,-'?AS?.. . H-'C .’.*!■.-'3i?mm-Contracts and F orfeits Have Been Received and Posted With O’Rourke*CLUB PLANS STAG GOLF LINK, FOR THE GREAT, WIDE, PROFA1m•SENMMfllweight Chawion Is to Meet » Bed OPPOueni • • In Jimmy Dunn’s Contender W hen Thev ,Mix at the Weller ■a-.e fcavciT-r.Contracts ***i r tneaccompanied b ‘;'e . -.lreadv--ind he is no “set U!' fo' /wforfeit check wham has .; s,,ec{ui0ri a: the figrUt.-b««a liepoaitcd -with,me kc~ - - . ,J8Ve t,e pleasure o£ see-.-ir.g commission . -• : , , • his |:,es* Bs rajike »wkS;vChtle Papkes lt;*Le..L he- «lt;■- -• *• ..... ,v,rce him to the;Xo;v York. Jun. 5 i. — The gull course comT'rP'ius tit* acres of the old Hunt estate 'in ‘Mount Vwnor., reeenrly bought by Jesse Win burn o£ New York, has beer, turned over to the Broti.wjCe Galt association and will be used, according to one ni !!;e backers of the project, n.s a Stag course. In oLiter words, vtnin-Lui ijInyers will !lot be permit-ted toits'.: the new course except on wry, very, very special occasions.The golfers in the new clubfee! the game In jrcneral has lose a bit of Its old-time virility and great-open-spacesquality- sine* so many women, after the .passage of the Nineteenth amendment, learned to play. The quality of the_language used on oo-educational golf courses, many of them think. has become too refined. Aside from ‘developing the muscles of leg and back, golf lias bep’i long recognized by students of oratory as Olte Of the I'rlme developers of the art of expression.At any rale, the women and uk-i it courses has often 1 a * embarrassment. Impelled my some the game to expros in no uncertain i bean, rest mined b; euce of the ladies, dies, under slmi siitn’ues, have been to vp-s’mlii them wishing to destroy folks' Ulasiucs. tags of the sing : is obvious. No.....------ . i v'-i undo” where be met r.nd oul-80A»tlme Wedaesaay. , - - !UlLdisr. the middle-;The arrivai o. \ ■ ,.halnl)lOT! of Canada and;uai‘V assu*“ p'.ithe'oOTUlu-Tbr of Javk Renaulti Sill several monihs ago. Cri.ies o. U..,Popular FadNext to Salary • and Hits the Players Prefer HuntingToo Much Work Causes M Ruel to Lose Twenty Illliter3*:,V;. ?■ I ■; V - /|Jps5^^V,\ri?y.-iSsiAiSySV”: :S’!,iSiiKpfcLirJr?M?S#;r/g.aM.tr-■■' -. iiJLS..-jx, r «•• •-■ •iittliii;Aip#gs|Sf.... checks practi—, .milling which rnarhs - j severa, mon-hS ago. Cnt.es «■t, Kt*raaco of a -m r,l hv light were not only surprised but.'/the local ring and ? ■ S!,tfef.e(j witti the stinwi«*j'-'some ugly rnntoss ' - *• • w, . rr;,,llt;. und have boosted his;^ would: Sio’rff to Vbv sky for trouncing the,— ^ thy Some of ^|imSaan;id has also been arranged andfans — -never, aupear here, usual •'knockers-' have been pre-dlctm^ f-^.^eb ^n^mf a?:| SnS;«h0air be treated ot someen-teit nmf be 'suspended from lt;b. ! Tickets for the bunt mil _ beTeit and be su.vw.uuw ---;i sai,, ut the Weller tbea-orjanlaed game by the me.i ‘ T!u,‘rsaav nioming and willr.v - the lueiil romniistion. ■ **__y nncsidejaragg.:arranged here and boxing i^ns-oox o,nc..Cambridge Quintet PlaysT I Ta/tm Tnyii.O’Kt:::Srf:rf'v./b' • ■ %V n.SiSMfeltiK■SZVii1®ISSVVhi’r Muddy Cue!, star catcher of the Nationals, for work. Manager Harris of the world champs real look to his catching department.Hue! worked in practically every game last season the season weighing 153. finished just 20 pounds light' While the loss Of weight in do way affected his lacked the rl.rer.gth to put-ft punch Into hit batting. ' parent in lhft world series.What Washington needs ir. a vetera.n catcher, cat;; Reel a rest once or twice a week, particularly durii weather, When a run. Of double headers break into th It is said Manager Harris has his lines out for a v er and would not be'averse to Lar.ding Steve O’Neill t Red Sox to play the utility role.-hv^-xTGB ~W1I£±