(THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. U, JULY 29. 1328 SPORTS SECTION. 3 Two Big Tennis Events Here This Week: Davis Cup Doubles Play Halted byRain SHATTERING OF RECORDS ROCK CREEK NETMEN ARMY, PRE-OLYMPIC TEAMS SURPRISE, WOMEN IN SPORT ADD TO LEAGUE LEAD D.C. TITLE !¦ ¦¦ IS GREATEST IN HISTORYf OF CLASSICS BV CORINNE FRAZIER. Ser’ion 3 Bloomfnadale vs Columbia ! Bloominjtrlale. New York vs, Vanquishing Potomac racketers who Roart at Avenue I netmen yester- Inches) —Broken by Hana Hnff- woman Pla/a at. Plaza. day. 6 to 2. Rock Creek racketers In- Or Ore Assart*ted Ores*. Here in brief are the world rec- survive play in the approach- Section 4—Ourfleld vs Rosed ale a’ Rose- record-breaking equaled or meiater, Germany: distance, 159 PLANS dale Vtrrinta Avenue vs. Van Nes* at Vir- creased their lead over Monument in of ords that have been CHANGING PERIOD TOURNEYS CARDED by ing championship events to ginia Public Parks period Broken T" Avenue. Tennis League to sever unprecedented in the history broken, all in a of but a few feet 4% Inrhea. again open August 6 on the Columbia weeks, distance, I*o feel | " 1 All matches will be started promptly full matches. The match scheduled of the world # track and field and the Olympic athletes Hoffmelater. DISTRICTClub courts will And their es- at 10 o’clock and will be played in ac- between Montrose and Henry was ushered in the Olympic responsible for the damage. 17-128 inches. by ha# (51 Borotra-Cochet Are Leading ! forts rewarded the most impressive cordance with the 1928 rules of the rained out. First Starts Tomorrow and A game# (10 second#) Shot Fut feet)—Broken by at Amsterdam. lOft-Meter Dash t-10 | array of prizes ever offered for a local United States Lawn Tennis Association. fpatur* S., feel % In the tilt Colin Stam of record —Equaled by Richard Corls, Ger- John Kuck. V. 51 Inch. tpnnis tourney. No fewer than 17 world Broken by Emil Hirachfeld. Ger- 3 Games ; title' Winners of the ground tournaments Rock Creek overcame the veteran Hugh Latter Opens Saturday. performance# have been turned in many. Hunter-Tilden. In addition to the handsome Doyle who will participate in the event are: Trig*. B—B, (14 seconds) many. 51 feel 9% Inches. Broken 5—7. B—o. by various nqJtons 400-Melcr Relay challenge trophy—a silver Plaza. AUie Sandridse and Mary Pmitt * the athlete# of Inrhea. pitcher—the Taylor Summaries: by Koernig. llntiben. Fort# by Kuck. distance. 51 feet 5 Poyle, singles Hoover. Grace and Katherine Or lass; which begin competition in the Broken (218 to 2. When Stopped. gift of Harold E ifte Dorothy Kelso and Laveye aokius. ! Reek Creek, *; Big Fields in Both. Germany: time. Javelin Throw feet fi% perm- Garfield. f>tom»». 3. Dutch city today. and Wtrhmann. Lundqulat. title winner will be awarded for Rosedale. Mildred Hook and Ruth Brown Sinttee—Maurice tp. < 8-10 seconds. Equaled twice hv inches)—Broken by E. half dozen sliver Van Ness. Irene Hunter and Clara Corouch ONcli defeated With this astonishing total re- 40 anent possession a Evelyn Llngehack Trank Shore. S.I.S-2 Larry Phillip*
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