• * * a ’ A--_ . ¦ : “ ~ 26 SPORTS." THE EVENING STAG. TrASHTNfiTON. TV. 'C. TTESP'AT. ATOUST 21' 1*1282 svonr&r Veterans Star in Womens : Richards at Last to Gain by Turning Pro hunter with a gun in a gameless MANY IN TRACK MEET. REFORM country. Pyle did not make enough GERMAN GIRL TENNIS STRONG, OLYMPIC money to encourage him to promote Approximately 2.000 athletes were to FRENCH NET TEAM MATCHES another tour and none of the other ; compete in the annual city interplav- WIN EASILY URGED BY WILSON KOZELUH star playqrs would consider the idea STARS IN SQUABBLE ground bojat' championship track THREE of turning What with get professional. which was to under way early today ¦* “ EVEN WITHOUT LACOStE - newspaper writing and other pursuits on Plaza Field. J * plans By th* Press. in which their were furthered bv Associated By Assorlated Press. I the their tennis reputations, there was no BERLIN. August 21. —German ten- . CHICAGO. August 21 .—ls America SUM good why they FAIR should. MAY nis interest has been transferred for NET reason United AT NATIONAL NETS BY . I The late tennis season in the ‘ !'s to make a better showing in future of activity its the moment from the playing courts to * American Professional Tennis Champion. I State? should be chock-full ij Olympic games, it must select team Richards Leaded at Chanre. the law courts, where Frau Aussem, j with so many foreign player? taking onlv on the basis of past performances cool, deliberate playing of In Popularity Likely to So Vincent’s activities were confined mother of the German woman tennis Rene will be mussed this part in the various championships. and not from special tryout events. Czech’s to writing for the papers, wherein he Be Among Favorites Lacoste i players there champion, Cecile Aussem. and Frau von Brass Would French Wilson, athletic Tack year at Forest Hills. The Wim- jaddition to the R, L "Tug” director enjoyed no advantage over any simon- Reznlcek. couqueror of Fraulein Aussem ! will be Englsih ana Australian teams. of Northwestern University, believes. S. bledon titleholder has twice won Jack are just, returned from Make Job Good for U. pure amateur. When the American in recent matches, are in litigation. for Title With Helen THEthe United States national sin- I and Hawkes Wilson, who has Davis cup team went abroad Richards The legal actions grew out of Frau follow- recent; games at Amster- gles He needed only one jof course well known to tennis the Olympic left, this barren field and went with Aussem’s charge that Frau von Reznl- Talks on championship. Put most of American track and field victory (o have his name inscribed ers in the United States. j | dam, said the Racketer. them in his capacity as writer. And oek employed hypnotic influence to de- Wills Left Out. more English team are athletes, vccrc tired and stale a on the historic bowl, along with those I the members of the < ; especially, when the opportunity of barnstorming feat her daughter. Frau von Reznlcek I the who making their first visit here, : from their strenuous efforts in the try- retraction of the charge of other immortals of game and couldn't have with Kozeluh opened up, he remained demanded a have been fortunate enough to gain j Young Austin is considered the best j jout in this country BY LAWRENCE PERRY. on the other side. and when this was refused she soundly DlillerTires Rv (hr Press. only: better. GEARCD-TO-TWE-POAO Associated three triumphs in this championship jof the English players, There is i done anv havp a There is ather a pathetic side to boxed Frau Aussem’s ears Frau Aus- hills, n y.. August 21 reaching i "i believe our boys would done YORK. August 21— After : Lacoste's reason for not. coming to | one drawback to his pro | Richards' abandonment, of amateurism. sem thekeupon entered suit, for “insult- —They may talk about Jack he is He ran-the! | twice as well if it hadn't been for those year or two as a tennis ; assault” Reznicek America this year is simply that heights, and that is physical. j energy Vincent | Today, without any question, he would ing and Frau von re- Britton in boxing and Old Jack father's business, and so i match, and j trvouts.” he said. "Their was player, in which time taliated with action for of I going into his j not stand a hard five-set j eagerness to make the has had no oppor- be the leading tennis player in the “defamation Quinn in base ball, but tennis from now on will not be able to give : unless I intss my guess this will al- j | sapped by their Richards United States with all the honors and character." Forest and get that trip abroad, but they NEWtunity of working at his adopt- original has produced three women who ¦ so much time to tennis. He wanted to wavs hold him back.. Against Lacoste , team emoluments that accrue to an athletic Frau Aussem made the male athletes backed pretty well j j tried just as hard as any one could try. ed profession, a good job has opened in letter the of have | try just once more for the National ! at Wimbledon he played beautifully for; good ath- figure so prominent. In the opinion of charge a to president Then, too, there many . stamina that | for him. . _ off the boards for defies title, felt should follow sight were up , . . the German Tennis after j but he that he , three sets, only to be a pitiful in home, who had off days at Mr. Wightman of Boston it is possible Federation the vears. | jotes loft at He and Karel Koueluh of Czechoslo- outstanding her daughter's defeat in games on the 1 his father's wishes | the last set. The French title holder j tryouts like anv good up for a series for an amateur, such as, If it were not for the presence of However, by the the Harvard vakia have Just signed for Riviera and at. Breslau. Prior to these the team selected i ran him from side to side until at last j the future. I hope matches, of which will be instance. Tilden. to earn between , which makes the result of ; French Lawn Tennis to 1 whether the ref- athlete does. In of the first $15,000 and $20,000 a year as an ama- matches no German player had been Association it became a question j selects its Olympic team from Prague, the second in Lon- the present women's national cham- j come to the United States is mighty crec would have to make Austin stop America played in teur. whereas a professional In this able to conquer Cecile. pionship tennts tournament, almost a | oast performances of the year and not don and third In Berlin. If the tour The tennis federation has strong. even without Lacoste. In a state- playing. do if will | country is lucky if he earns $5,000. disquali- conclusion. Mrs. May Sutton | day said that from special tryouts. If must so is well supported, no doubt the two . ified Frau von Reznicek for six weeks, foregone meat the oher Lacoste boy only may j showing.’’ European | in listening to the siren voice of Bundy. Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory vic- The is 21 and overcome 1 it hopes to make a better carry their rivalry to other | it, pending Investigation of the affair. She i he fully expected to see the team condition during the next few : that several I Brother Pyle would appear that Vin- and Mrs Hatel Hotchkiss Wightman its American this Wilson denied imports centers of lawn tennis enthusiasm. shortsighted. pros- has appealed from this penalty on the torious in matches. In addition to skill with a of the track and i cent was Dazzled by would be among the favorites for the will, of course. years rack- J members American is very popular in England, ground that her pugilistic activity did Cochet and Borotra must be in perfect physical broke training rules. The Kozeluh jj pects of quick money he neglected to title. Yet it is 24 years since Mrs. Bundy ! carry the heaviest burden so far as the et. one field team He it, was who coached the leading j| consider the demonstrated economic not constitute a violation of the tennis won this same title, while Mrs. Wight- younger condition. One can easily understand track at Amsterdam was poor, but all; year, acrom- rules, but was an act of self-defense, singles are concerned. But the in I voung British players this | j fact that cash of the sort, very rarely man first gained the championship hack : members of the team. Landry, Brjgnon, this situation when we consider that athletes were handicapped that re-; pushing wonders with young Austin and from necessary to restore her honor. J spcct. he I I jcomes any enduring source. in 1909 and Mrs. Mallory rose to the Brossus and Debuzlet. must not be ¦ men like Tiltien and Lacoste train all explained. Higgs in particular. At the end of the ! j any his height? At rate those who admired in 1913. ! taken too lightly Each plays an ex-j; the year round and practice their j Wimbledon fortnight the Czech was i technical prowess on th» courts will TURF VETERAN DEAD. All three won their first-round cellently rounded game, and during the j 1 strokes every day. called to the official marquee and there wish him well in his European venture. W matches yesterdav in straight sets, al- have become very TO by the authorities of the Lawn JANESVILLE, Wis., August 21 last two years ail ! i Tennis Association with a diamond- ; Alexander G. Galbraith, internationally IfI can prove to you young players of the country, Not con- IN COLORED TITLE MEET ' studded gold medal. known horse, breeder and race Judge, is tent with playing singles, two of them j FIREMAN IN GRID SERIES. dead, at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. that you ride on Miller have teamed up in doubles. Approximately 1,000 boys represent- j Kozeluh Strong Player. Scientifically Correct Bal- NINA, YACHT, i will compete in the A two-year agreement has been made JUDITH TEAM U. S. I in? 23 playgrounds He a very nippy gome of tennis. ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦paaaiaj Bids for Two Titles. !POINT (annual colored interplayground cham-; plays I between firemen of New York City and loons for as little as you beat him by a nar- I Mrs Wightman, who was instru- track meet at Cardoza Field j Tilden iii his prime pionship row margin, and so did one or two of ! Los Angeles. CRlif., to meet on the pay for tires that you buy mental in developing Miss into WINS OCEAN RACE i tomorrow, starting at 10 am. Wills a REACHES POLO FINAL the French stars, but it was nip and i gridiron for the foot ball championship by mail, will you come in world champion, will team with her. This meet is said to be the largest that j country. tuck. It is reported from London lof, the firefighting world. The first They head the doubles seeded list, and held for colored boys in the and talk business. Come Press. boys' in a recent series of test matches to j game will be played in New' York Oc- If they come through Miss Wills may t By the Associated Press. B.t the Associated Richard Tennyson, director of — gam 21 department, see how the two worked as rivals. Koze- | j tober 21 this year. on in. And remember the distinction which was hers CLEVELAND, August 21—TwO Armv I PLYMOUTH. England. August activities of the playground from only before —in —that of Bliss, Tex., Only four of the 12 starters in the handling arrangements. luh took three out of five sets you can’t service by once 19^4 | polo teams, representing Fort j is game, according to for- set holding the championship m both battle at fourth annual 615-mile ocean yacht Richards, whose sin- and Fort Rilev. Kans. will j eign reports, has been better this Sum- ANOTHER BOUT FOR RISKO. mail. gles and doubles. She is a prohibitive County for ; race from Cowes to Plymouth were able sitniiji the Kirtland Club tomorrow j abroad. favorite for the singles crown. In 1924 R I j to finish and the first two places vent mer Ulan he lias ever shown Nebr., August 21 '<4*).— the right to meet Point Judith. ! CROOME NINE TRIUMPHS. V&jcept. will be recalled, turned OMAHA. j her companion in doubles triumph was final of the national intercircuit ! to the United States as i; Johnny Risko of Cleveland and "Bear- j in the u- American yacht CROOME, August 18 —Croom* : professional at the instance of C. C. Mrs. Wightman. Mrs. Bundy and her i tournament Saturday. I j The victor was • \ld.. ! cat” Wright. Omaha negro boxer, have j ALL HAND?^ j country with ” partner. , both of whom of the ftnal- Nina, which ' captured the | overcame Hyattsville AU-ij>tars, 5 to 4. j Pyle and toured the been matched to box 10 rounds here j u H. C. Richter, Inc. I Point Judith became one reive. yacht i afternoon on the Suzanne Mary K. Browne and Best hail fn,*m California, are ¦-ceded second yesterday when the New England Queen’s Cup in the Spanish ocean j I m a keen battle this ! Lenglen. September 7. j There is Only One i ists Plymouth: victory one of the Kinseys. He did not reap , cine j . in the doubles draw and loom as the circuit champions downed the San I j race. The Nina into | diamond here. It was a sweet j j I sers—Say and Prove It. 1407 V St. N.W. !at 12:18 o’clock yesterday morning. for the locals, who lost a close decision ja fortune as a result of his plunge into j Satisfied leading rivals of the Wightman-Wills Mateo. Calif., four. 7 to 3. The Eastern j I North 9769 combine. and I Ten hours later, at 9:51 o'clock, the to the Hyattsville team recently in ! the mercenary side of the game, but he j England has a women’s hockey team: You Will Too—ls One* Used four handled their ponies better ; an- hurled did do sq badly either, that has never been beaten or tied in After them in order 3re seeded: a game than the Cali- American entry Mohawk came to Riverdale Park. John Garner not j played faster finishers were the Since that time he has been like a the last 20 years of competition. Mrs Charlotte H Chapin. Spring- had entered the contest i chor. The nwt two for the winners. i - - ¦9l¦¦lllßl¦¦¦¦¦¦lfl- fornians. who —— —— ' 1 ¦¦¦ ' ' —’ Neptune, which arrived ¦ ¦ ¦ field. Mass , and Miss Penelope Ander- with a one-point handicap, British yachts aon. Richmond. Va at 12:27 in the afternoon and the .Jolie i The 18-year-old youth C. H Bost- at 1:05 o'clock Miss Edith Gross, San Francisco, and wick and William Post led the Point ¦ Brise. which anchored I i The Jolie Brise won the event several Mrs L. A Harper. Los Angeles. ! Judith attack, Bastwick getting two Mrs John D. Corbierre and Mrs. Wil- years ago. goals and Post three. J. C. Rathborne. i trophy staice, liam Endicott. both of Boston. star, the other | The Fastnet Cup. the at a 19-year-old got two the winner at the Miss Clara Zinke and Ruth Oexman, goals for the winners. Hugh Drury, j will be presented to both of Cincinnati. 68-year-old veteran, headed the Cali- i Ocean Racing Club's customary dinner Miss Alice Francis. Orange. N. J. and fornians' offensive and scored two of ? to celebrate the race. Miss Marjorie Morrill. Dedham. Mass their four goals. Mrs B F. Stenz and Mrs, Lillian S. bats Hester. New York. ENGLAND'S TENNIS TEAM Old Gold 1000% Veterans Win Easily. D. C. ENTRANTS TRAIL | HERE FOR TOUR OF U. S. Mrs, Mallory confining her activities NEW YORK. August 21 to the singles, where she is seeded sec- IN AMERICAN land's four-man tennis invasion arrived ond to Miss Wills with a chance to meet GRAND | in the United States yesterday . her in the final as of old. saved herself The team, consisting of Edward Higgs. es much as possible in winning from | ranking English player. J. C. : Br the Associated Press, No. 1 Hornsby Miss Gene Brer At. Toronto. 6—l. 6 —2, | Gregory. No, as August 4: I G. Collins and H. W takes VANDALIA, Ohio. end Mrs. Wightman did likewise in j 21.—F01-1 Austin. Cambridge star, will ton- the deposing of Miss Mavme MacDonald. | lowing th* completion of th* class United States and Canaria All four are New York, fi—2, 6—l. but Mrs. Bundy, championship, the second day's meot- in the national singles cham- of filtered winner the Eastern ohampioosh*? of th» Grand American Handicap pionships. last ml was all over the court like j in? th? light-footed May Su#ton of time Tuesday will find some 700 shooters en- than two decades at,-o i* downing Miss tered in the battle for the amateur clay SENATOR FORD WINNER. Charlotte Miller of New York in love target championship of North America. GOSHEN. N. Y., August 21 <&)~ cigarette gets. test Senator Ford, the favorite, won the the On form likely Bundy The amateur clay target classic will it is to be Mrs. horse review futurity for 2-year-olds, blindfold who will country's leading battle Miss Wills in the semi- bring to the fore the the main event on the opening program finals in the upper half of the draw. marksmen, with prizes being awarded of tiie grand circuit meeting here yes- The champion, starting play today for the men's division, the ladies' divi- terday, finishing second In the first heat, against Mrs. J Saunders Taylor of New and the division. York sion. Junfbr but coming in first iu the remaining is expected to have little more Steve Crothers. Chestnut Hill. Pa , two heats. Childs was the driver. > than a workout. She took on another yesterday entered the class champion- SPPP^MBBBWL male opponent Yesterday for practice, ship events by winning the class AA besting the skillful Australian John B. championship with a score of 198 out Hawkes, 6—3, in the one set played, I of 200. j W. S. Honn. Jewell, Va.. captured the ! class A crown with a tally of 196. The The “Boss" BERNICE JACKSON STAR ! class B championship was won by A H. Remington. Cheyenne. Wyo., after a ON WILLOW TREE TRACK:! shoot-off with H. E. Smith of Vandalia. ' Ohio. They tied with a score of 195 "Boy*, here’* your High point honors in the Willow j broke opportunity!" Now Tree and in the shoot-off Remington track meet yesterday went to ' j 24. three more than Smith. that the factory ha* Bernice Jackson wj*h JO points. All of A H Tyler. Birmingham, lowa, made ¦ announced a revised price list, th* n’ace winners in th* meet will b* | the best score for the class C title oy: eligible w# are putting on a— for th* colored interplavground breaking 194 targets and O. F. Deal mee» to be held on Thursday at Cordoza i Canton. Ohio, probably won the class Sa e of pis¦'•ground . with 187. Results: D by finishing four of the Wash- FIRESTONE **-POtNt> OJ4M. None of the entries ington. D. C., Gun Club placed in their : ie-**r*t 4ash Woe b? Bernice Jackson f*-on(i. Bisncbe Weshioator.: third Ramie respective classes yesterday. TIRES Lon* Capital Cttv representatives scored as carry ether line* P«4ate rare—Won b* Bernice Jackson D. Monroe, class B. 183. We *l»* three *f tt'nrA. Sarah Wallace: third Ramie Lone follows: Dr. W. tlret made tiv the same manatee- telle* ball thru* far iliUnrr Won hi Bovd Mavhew, class D, 181; Dr J. C. turer. Thrrrfore, if you are in Blanch* Washington. tearrh for a mere modestly priced Wynkoop, class C. 164; Dr. A. V. Par- tire, »« ask about— % *' tt-roi'Kß CLASS. sons, class D, 167. WL se-rard da*fc~ Wan bf Martha Browa; acc- ord. Nelli* Betties. Oldfield , tsaalni hiafc juib*~ War. br Martha B-own aecond. Jennie Le*i»: EARL CLARK RALLIES Courier Betties, third. Nellie Tires Threw far dlutaae*- Won br Jennie Oroea FOLLOWING OPERATION Airway ) Md-POt CLASS. NR August 21 —Earl Clark «*-»ard hd. Won br Pearl Ward. Jennie CINCINNATI. I ClXaMoottN bomoow* STATtoat i y Wallace. outfielder of the Boston Braves, and j Rela> Won b" IjOUi* Brod us. Viola Hats- former Washington, D. C., sandlotter. STAR STATION l):on B*:nice Nelson ano Elizabeth Preeland SERVICE who was operated on for appendicitis I1 rub and C A Block Below 11j-FOI KW CLASS. at Bethesda Hospital here Sunday night, Hl*. N IV, the K.tlri*h “They say not a cough in a car* is- ‘there’s Mi-rard da»b—Won by Marjorie Baltimore, today was reported progressing sat r> rtn i-iFtrtn r*» fififih ae ond Adc.e Jackson , factorily. bail by 3UIJI-IIJMJIJIJIJUUIJU Isa»* throw tor arearaev—Won Au- Dr stuait Hagen Boston club phy- 2 *A load’ of Old Golds. r..< econd, i Settle- E-telle Pendleton sician, said that the young athlete I \ ;; would have to remain in the hospital The acrid speed record for a motor for at least two weeks, and he doubted “But I can tell you there’s a home-run hit cycle Is 122 miles an hour, made by if he would be able to play any more Rogrrs Hornsby Johnny Seymour in 1926 I base ball this season. t , Bo*to„ «* every COOI mOUthflll. .. capable manager of the

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