Judge — January 16, 1932 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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Judging the Sports Carn to AnNCCE (Continued from page i) on football because it is too @ igh. The Yale Sway h Well, if hockey isn't rough, the Democrats don't owe Raskob a dime ead and Kate Smith is a toe dancer. In ° one STEP one season the National Hockey By | League recorded 36 serious casualties, \ ranging from broken ankles to frac- tured skulls. With its terrific speed Arthur Murray x and. powerful checking, a moder : NY hockey game embodies all the tender- America's Foremost Dancing Instructor = neas and delicacy of a May Day riot. \ Before Owen’ came along, Hobey *® Baker, Princeton man, killed in the . war, used to be talked of as the great- ~ est American player. They say there wasn’t anything he couldn't do with a hockey stick, though just what he 2. Draw right foot up to left; would want to do with one besides hit ® a puck is puzzling 3. Left foot forward again: Whether Baker was as good as Owen is one of those futile controver- 4. Long slow steps forward with right sies that lead you around the corner foot and under the tree, and, personally, * I would rather be led to one of those brownstone fronts where you rap Note that the first three steps must three times and ask for Geoffrey P. be done quickly. The fourth step is Swinburne. taken slowly. Baker never played against the fn\ RG | ‘hard-riding. pros, s0 how are you going to tell that he would have stood up as well against them as Owen? Or, for that matter, that he wouldn't have stood up better? In other words e (just an unabridged that never runs out of words), will you have lemon or Probably the best college hockey e . > player on the ice today is Iglehart of Uu Nn Nn e the Elis may in the Olympics. A \ few years Mr. Patrick saw the Denice svasity; beillaadlyens you're young man in action and decided that sure to be popular—invited every he wanted him, “I might have got where—right in the social swing. |. Left foot toward upper left hand corner; him to sign a contract, too,” says Mr. Arthur M \ . eau Patrick, “if he hada’t been worth Arthur Murray, America’s greatest danc nko, i . 4 ing teacher, has invented a remarkably about Bine ralflion. ed ko: tavestl easy new method which enables _ . the fins meses ie fessional anyone to learn all the newest * gate the of professiona dances at home—in a few hours—at y hockey. that the average sic or partner nee player is paid $3,000 and the head- Success positively aranteed! liners—such a Morenz, Stewart, Tih @ibat ehaeaeaKsT. ‘G50alaanee . Johnson, Clancy and Holley Smith— are always popular—always sought aft Bround 910/000, _-Thissisicongidcrably of a good time wherever they go. And less than your big-league ball tful exercise. draws, but it averages up fairly even when you consider the baseball's is three times as long. For some reason, perhaps tradition 5-Day Trial ARTHUR MURRAY, Stodi and background, Boston is the gold . . 7 East 43rd Street, New York, N.Y. | field of professional hockey. It was ig VE ites rem ee never Deen -oe ; be the first American city to go in for meer, right in. your ¢ , mous eo Lee" 1) hockey in the grand manner. For the partner or - 3 g one ‘cent ti t del) past three seasons the Bruins have sine Course will be ve a money will be refunde: averaged a net profit of 7 $2.97, plus a fe ” Fae : outdistancing the local st See for yourself how nue. peel pe le maa gn Ue peton meee res 5 It costs, roughly, $125,000 to oper- lighted with; the. results. sin ; ate a hockey team, to wit: in the five-day trial pe: a 0 e Stat be promptly refunded’ Now you'can get the “a (Page 31, please) comicbooks.com