Two old rivals are all set to renew their slightly faded rivalry of the past decade. Too old, howe to return to the scenes of their former triumphs and active capacity. humiliations in any the smouldering fires of the former feud have flared up again and the two arch-enemies of ear will resume hostilities on other feld of sport. Their names legendary—Babe Ruth and the new outlet for their emotions will be the golf course, Babe Ruth has accepted the chal-ngo of Ty Cobb to carry on their and lent strife in a golf match.
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So I left Bryn in this home town, Left him to his long morning walks the mountains in weathernounced by Fred Corcoran, tournament manager of the Profes: sional Golfers Association,
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