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1935-06-13 [P C-4] V -- Pro Tennis Main of East in at Play FOUR WARM TILTS Hope Intercollegiate Regatta Poughkeepsie NAVY CREW FACES Here Is Delayed PERRY EVEN BET 1VTET courts have caused the post- * ponement of the scheduled ex- ON TODAY’S SLATE GRIND ON HUDSON hibition tennis matches at Kenwood TO RETAIN TIRE Club Bill Til- ■1 j Country today among den, Martin Plaa, Bob Ramllton Deck Latest of Chosen to Last to Arrive for Title and Fred Chapin. Crawford Second Choice at. The matches may be played Sun- Practice Will day, but final decision on the mat- Fait, Bowing to Blade. Event, ter rests with the tennis group, Wimbledon—Wood, Fifth, due to arrive here today. Three Fish in Doubles. Be intensive. thousand seats have been erected Is 7-to-1 Shot. in a "sun protected" arrangement at Kenwood. Tickets still are on By the Assoc It ted Press. sale at Spaldings and Kenwood. By the Associated Press. BY BILL DISMER. n. y„ June Tilden is scheduled to sail soon person*—least of the seeding* were for Europe with Ellsworth Vines, 18.—The middies ol the United all the bookmakers—are doubt- made for the City of to participate in a series of ex- States Naval Academy, last of hibition matches. ing that Frederick J. Perry Washington tennis tour- Poughkeepsie, LONDON.—Few WHEN the 15 crews to arrive on the will retain hi* men's singles nament those responsible banks of the Hudson, pulled heavily championship in the big tennis fort- knew what they were doing. on their oars toaay In preparation lor BIG FIGHT IDEAS at "> the intercollegiate regatta Tuesday. night Wimbledon, starting June 34. Of the eight favorites chosen six are for “We're a little shy of practice," said Stung large sum* on him last' the today at Summer when started at playing in quarter-finals Coach Charles (Buck) Walsh as the HERE they him STILL HOLD reasonable odds 5 o'clock, while a seventh was dropped 30 oarsmen from Annapolis unloaded of 3 to 1 against, one of London’s commission in the their shells late yesterday. ‘‘But we're largest by the wayside only yesterday house* has going to lose no time in straightening (Continued Prom First the British ace listed at of the Pat Page.) first “upset” tourney. that matter out. The boys will get even money against the field this first time. Deck, a seeded No. 8. was the plenty of hard work for the next few be difficult. Colored promoter* of the "Anybody who want* him at that of the select to legitimately lose his days." Capital as well as the Turner-Ahearn While the middies were getting Interest* have done some dickering price had better act quickly,” said an to continue He bowed right play. from bow to coxswain, were: Jack Peabody, acclimated, crews from the five other with the Detroit marvel's official of the house j Here’s the University of Pennsylvania crew, being banked upon most the course the sweep-swingers, manage- to Allan Blade, former Uni- Walt Fred Jim Magee, Ed Farrell, Charles competing universities also worked ment and the former to have Offhand, he could remember only yesterday J heavily to repulse the strong invaders from the West Coast in the rowing Burt Webster. Zwalg. Wakelin, appear in Saxton and Ernest Cane. —A. P. Photo. out. Pennsylvania was the only eight the inside track at They one other player who had started versity of California star, straight classic on the Hudson next Tuesday. As boated during this workout on Swift, Lloyd present. given anything that resembled a time want to bring Louis to Griffith Wimbledon evens—Bill Tilden. He 6—4, 6—3. who earned the right gets, trial, however, and just how fast the Stadium in August when the colored proved a good investment. to meet Bud Markey, seeded No. 4. Quakers covered the two miles Coach Elks are in convention in Washing- today. Rusty Callow refused to say. ton. Crawford Is 3 to 1. listed OWENS, WHO BREAKS The other seeded player Grid Clash? Both Syracuse and Cornell had two The Louis management has Who in This given FOLLOWING on the 1935 is Jacobs, Who’s Perry among those absent Happy Meeting long workouts with Jim Ten Eyck, them some slight encouragement, but 1 Frank Shore, his 'honors list" i* Jack Crawford but only because MARKS, LACKS FORM mentor of the Orange, working the here is the snag to the colored pro- enter at 3 to 1, Bunny Austin. 4 to 1: first-round conqueror, did not varsity and Jayvees on form. moters' plans. The Turner-Ahearn be and Coaches Are Scrambled. Gottfried von Cramm. 5 to 1, and the tournament until too late to Virginia and William Mary Presidents, Oddly The highly regarded Washington combine has an arrangement with Sidney Wood at 7 to 1. seeded. Has Freakish as boatload, under the watchful eye of Clark Griffith, president of the Na- Style Sprinter From there the odds This afternoon, then, four stellar A1 Ulbrickson, spent most of its time tionals. that gives it full sway over leap quickly Bt the Associated Press. Mary, is an alumnus and former ball team, and then moved to the to Wilmer Allison at 15 to and Hurdler and Has Little use as a 1, though matches involving the foremost play- Board of Visitors of of Virginia. on the water practicing starts and the ball park for fight center, along an ample sup- rector of the University why the man who extended Perry in ers now present in the city will fight of The year after he piloted the short sprints while the Columbia boats which leaves the colored promoter Kick as a of favorite head- the University Virginia. the 1934 American final should be re- other in an effort to reach the Jumper. ply your Dovell in 1908 scored the had trials which Hugh G'endon an- with no place suitable to a show of each James G Driver, director of ath- Indians, thus is not clear. I as would be one in- garded lightly which will be played to- ache remedy, you foot ball only touchdown in the first game nounced satisfactory. California, such magnitude as semi-finals, letics at the University of Vir- Next above that, and sharing a BRING chair between the Indians and the Cav- also well liked, contented itself with volving Louis. or your morrow Saturday. TAMES CLEVELAND "JESSE" dopester. pull ginia. is an alumnus of the Col- bracket with Vivian McGrath, are the aliers—but he scored It for Vir- two easy drills. closer to the fire and out of William and ; Want No More Deals. of the Davis Ohio State figure lege Mary, youngsters American Cup OWENS, lanky Negro ginia. IT the colored Mitchell Willis. this one: Gooch, director of ath- HAS been hinted that team. Donald 3udge and Gene Mako, Plays who broke three world Billy sophomore, of William Driver, who captained the Will- promoters would like to make some at 20 to 1. At that, they are more Headline — of Vir- letics at the College MITCHELL, defending another in one day, University iam and Mary team in 1910, later Ahearn ■ptOOLEY records and tied and Mary, is an alumnus of the VISITORS DOMINATE deal with Turner and whereby feared than such veteran stars as Jean chgmp and outstanding favorite, and College of William and found himself in the the interests a freak in the track and field ginia of embarrassing all promotional would Borotra and Dr. Daniel Prenn, both Willis, rising is University Virginia. must vanquish Ricky Mary battle on gridiron in 1835 position of playing against an get a piece of the gate from a Louis at 50 to 1. three realm. Owens is lamentably lacking That is not all. Some are won- young satellite, while the other alma mater. battle at Griffith Stadium. But for first time in 15 years. where Ashton Dovell of MARYLAND TENNIS For those who like a real run for matches should prove none the less in what critics call form, but dering After these facts have been Turner and Ahearn want no tem- captious the their money there are such invest- .’ Shore faces McElvenny natural and leg Perplexing complications— Williamsburg, floor leader of added, close. Ralph has greater speed subtracted, multiplied and porary coalitions in the fight business ments as Jacques Brugnon and Clay- has been to Newcomb, Virginia House of Delegates, stands end Tony Latona. the No. 1 seeded spring than ever given Dr. John Lloyd presi- divided, maybe you can prove the after up with the Shrine in ton Lee Burwell, the American Ox- on the question of University of Mary Cootes of Capital Is Among tying player, is scheduled to meet Hugh any man in the history of running dent of the University of Virginia, answer with the fact that Coach the Canzoneri-Klick affair. ford at 200 1. Vlrginia-WiUiam and Mary foot student, to Lynch, seeded No. 5. Markey and and jumping. is an alumnus of the College of John Kelllson of William and Survivors in Doubles—Play The Shrine last ball. picked up dough Blade meet in the fourth encounter. As a sprinter Jesse Owens runs in William and Mary. Mary was an assistant coach at Monday while Turner and Ahearn. He runs Dovell Semi-Finals With doubles competition entering the style of a quarter mile. John Stewart Bryan, president Like driver. Delegate cap- the University of Virginia during Today. who had done by far the greater part UPPERVILLE SHOW ON with a of William and a William and foot Its first round the field in that class from the hips down, long of the College tained Mary the Greasy Neale regime.
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