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"SPOTLIGHT”

GOLF ARRIVES

NO WALKING IS NECESSARY

HOW ONE HOLES

OUT

"Spotlight” golf, a mechanical device, will enable you to play a round of golf on the St. Andrews course without the trouble going to Scotland to get it. It is a very remarkable and ingen- ious invention.

of

It must in no sense be con- founded with miniature golf which had a brief reign several years back. It has the additional advantage that inasmuch as you can play the whole course you do not shift from the first teë.

The player hits the ball at a disc on a net, just in front of him. The machine registers the exact posi- tion of the ball on a course map, and also shows the distance the

! ball has been hit. This is shown in a

which glass-faced cabinet, contains an exact replica, drawn to scale, of each hole on St. Andrews

course.

So, without having to go through the drudgery of a five miles' walk, the player stands still, and, after being shown the distance he has gone with this or that shot, then takes out the club necessary reach the green.

HOLING OUT

to

The holing out is done on A

"Donald Budge, above, who has been ranked No. 1 in the U.S. Men's Lawn Tennis ranking list, will, be the biggest threat to Aus- tralia's chances in their Davis Cup encounter..

WORLD'S FINEST DIVING STAR

special mat adjacent to the tee. FOR ENGLAND

On the green is a target with the hole as the bull's eye. An inner circle has a radius of two feet, and there is an outer circle with a ra- dius of eight feet.

Pete Desjardins To Coach Again

London.

The depth of bunkers, the height of trees, are all indicated on the Pete Desjardins, former Olym- plan: If the ball is not sufficiently pic champion, will be in England elevated to clear a bunker, a spot for three months this coming sum of light, worked electrically, dis-mer to show how spring-board div- closes that the player has noting should be done; cleared the bunker and must play again..

FOOTBALLER MUST EXERCISE SELF CONTROL

German Court Fine

Berlin Player

Athletes who come to show things are not always popular, but this American, who looks like a bronze statue when he is poised for a dive, gets a big hand everywhere.

He is terrific at every phase of diving. He can perform top-board dives which no other man will at- tempt. The efforts cost him many hours of tedious practice, and his daily schedule of eat-and-sleep is of the Spartan kind.

fined led by the opposing, side.

A Berlin footballer, was 50/-, with the alternative of six The Court declared that "Like a days' imprisonment, because he soldier în uniform, a sportsman is made insulting remarks to a spec-under special obligation to exer- tator who applauded a goal gain- |cise self-control and discipline.”

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