WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930
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Mary Shelley, Eleanor Bodewig,
Emma Waterman, Faculty
Members, Will Direct.
Soundings for the establishment
of a discussion group for women
interested in Physical Education
will be made Thursday evening of
this week with the first meeting in
the Lounge at the Women's Ath-
letic Building. There will be no for-
mal program scheduled, as the pur-
pose of the meeting is to foster in-
formal discussion and enable the
professional students in Physical
Education to become acquainted
with each other.
Supervisors of Physical Educa-
tion as well as teachers are invited
to attend. Subsequent gatherings of
this nature will depend on the in-
terest shown in the Thursday night
group. Refreshments will be served.
The discussion will be supervised
by Miss Mary J. Shelly; she will;
be assisted by Miss Eleanor Bode-
wig and Emma Waterman from1
Detroit Teachers' College and New
York University respectively. These
three instructors comprise the sum-
mer staff of the Physical Educa-I
tion department.t
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Hailed as the Emperor Jones, the
greatest golfer that ever lived, the
sharp-shooting Bobby Jones, hold-
er of three of the world's four ma-
jor golfing championships, is paid
homage by a dazed golfing world.
All that the Atlanta lawyer
needs to do is to win the Amer-
ican Amateur Open and he will
be hailed as the first man in
the history of golfdom to hold
the four great titles at the
same time.
ject of championships, it is in-
teresting to note that rugged
Bill Tilden added another ten-
nis title to his list when he won
the Dutch Singles champion-
ship in a match with Roderich
Menzel of Czechoslovakia.
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Boxing fans will be interested in
knowing just how badly Al Singer
will fare when he stacks up against
Sammy Mandell in what is regard-
ed as the premier lightweight en-
gagement in some years. It looks
like Mandill, who is rated as one
of the cleverest and fastest men in
the ring, will successfully defend
. The Interlachen championship|1
gives Jones his 12th major tourna- '
ment triumph since he won his
first American open in 1923. Which
is not bad for a 28-year-old young-
I ster.
Chandler Harper,3
Links wizard, 16 years of age,
photographed at Hot Springs, Va.,
where he captured the Virginia
State Golf Championship by de-
feating Billy Howell, 19-year-old
representative of the Country Club
of Richmond.
Dairy products increased $4,334,-
334 in California during 1929 to a
total of $155,965,025 for the year.
* * * his title, if the betting odds are any
And while we are on the sub- criterion of what the sporting
i world thinks.
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