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• —I. HUE TEE Absence of Cruickshank Is By Walter McCallum -^sSS^ Lad in First Davis Battle Zuppke Is to are more queer angle* to ! phy, won yesterday in the initial tour- Likely Be Set Break for Wiffy—Coin this golf game than there are ney for the prizes put up by Dr Pome- Hailed as to Today One to for Notre Dame Clash Prizes Attractive. horse racing. Take the. roy. Mr*. Rhyne had a net 81. Mrs. case of Bob Barnett, the red- was THERE Roland !MacKenzie second with * headed at the Regain Cup for U. S. on October 9. BT \V. R. McCALU M. | pro Chevy Chase Club, an 83. The putting prize went to who is one of the smoothest strokers Mrs. V. A. Welte, who used 29 RY SCOTTY' MAJOR obstacle to a Washing- only RESTON. BY FRANCIS J. POWER*. of a ball find ton victory in the Middle At- golf you'll anywhere putts in her round. Associated Pres* Sport* Writer. the bunkered July 34—FV.r th* lantic P. O. A. along path. Bob shoots championship , July thirty-third consecutive a 66 over his home COURSE a see- at Old Point course, which has it's big country and 24.—Frankie who A Comfort. Va., of Parker, eon Mr. Mike Tobin, the voice next a par of 69 (and a rugged par it is) since the Western boys come East has been week may be removed if Bobby making .of Illinois, ha* besten and he loses the match all hi* Cruickshank. the diminutive Scottish golf by some- about 9 years out of every It) for the WIMBLEDON,headlines almost since he fellow publicttnrs to like 6 and 6. the poet office pro at the Club of thing amateur championship their sector could read them, had a chance to with Country Virginia glad tidings of the approaching doesn't bark You'd never think such a thing should get the big tournaments once make the ancient get from Scotland in predictions of the foot ball season. Year after could but it, did and in a but year Mr. time to play in the tourney. Bobby, happen, happen, while, you can't convince United States tennis critics come true Tobin's the is competitors, the likes of Mr. twice a for the yam one of those funny things many of the top-notch amateurs of today as the youthful American ten- runner-up national Woodworth of Purdue, Mr Alfred that come along every once in a the East that it's to be worth- nis forces from across open championship and one of the going the Atlantic Wesson r* Southern while on California »nd of the mashie meadows around while to make the lengthy trek to sought to break England's outstanding golfers the land, went four-year Mr. Joseph Petritz of Notre Washington. Bob was Charles Portland, Oreg for this ama- hold on the Dame, to Scotland to play in the British open, playmg year's . plot dark and subtle D. one of ways of beating and advices from Hayes, the Chevy Chase teur classic. Right here in the Mid- Ever since he shared in the United the Richmond have it old voice of old Illinois to the amateurs, who never had 80 dle Atlantic first that he won't be back in time to com- broken sector, only 21 have en- States boys' doubles titles in 1930 foot ball release, but are out- in his golf career. Bob him a tered for six in the Parker has been always pete in the P. G. A tourney. Hp would gate qualifying places hailed as the lad to footed in the stretch stroke a hole • he a favorite to win. and figured to win even sectional tourney to be played over get back the coveted tennis along with Wifly trophy Mr. Tobin has the fine knack Cox. if he entered the with that heavy handicap. But Hayes the Five Farms course of the Balti- and at last it looked as if he would of, 72-hole tour- timing his first foot ball effusion sol nament to be shot 37 for the first nine, ruined his more Country Cliab next Tuesday. at least have a chance to do played July 31 and Au- help just that it will land on the score with hottest day 1 over the a couple of 6s and a 7 That ratio of qualifiers to entrants that. gust Chamberlin Country of the year and cause great on the last nine and still had enough is significant. It means that the U. Now at the indigna- Club course. superior age of 21 tion among in sports writers. reserve to lick the pro. George S G. A. faces a lack of Eastern en- Parker's name was posted on Wimble- I suspect that Mr. Tobin works from Thousand Dolla rs E. also and has I p. Hamilton, jr., went along. tries. boosted the qualifying don's famed center court board an along air-conditioned den and watche* been several years since a local places all along the line. side that of Britain's H. W. JTS (Bunny) the thermometer with diabolical like an inspired man and in the glee, pro won the sectional crown. For pUTTING Up New York sector they Austin in the first of the two singles as he makes his making opening pronounce- the last three years Baltimore miraculous recoveries have 57 entries, but the matches scheduled for as the profes- surprising today ment on the hopes and chances of Mr. sionals have held the from trouble, the Barnett man never part of it is that the United States title. Charlie veteran stars team set out hopeful of Robert- Illinl. went over Zuppke's He catches Betschler. the rotund mentor at the par on a single hole. He (many of them) are passing up the bringing back the cup to New York, Messrs. Woodworth. Wesson and Petrlts had 15 pars and 3 birdies in that toumev and the HlllenriaJe Country Club, has won for expensive 3 000-mile from where it left in 1927 when the when their 66. resistance to labor is at a the last two and before that Jtut it was played from the white journey. George 1933 French beat Bill TUden years Dunlap. champ, and com- high point and ran be accused tees, which are the front of Johnny Bass, a tall youngster from tees at and Jess Sweetser, 1922 champion, pany. taking unfair Chase. None the advantage. Baltimore's public courses, grabbed the Chevy less it. was a have not entered. Such stars as Of oourse, with red-thatched Don 66 and from set Will Have Nome title. But in those days the cham- any of tees that Chevy George Voigt, Mark Stuart, Gene Budge around. Frankie could practi- Weight. 'I Chase is pionship was worth nothing more than layout tough enough. Homans. Dick Chapman. Rudy Knep- cally fall dead and the United States time Mr. Tobin pried Robert It wasn't Bob's best ^J'HIS the entry fees. This year it will pay score. He's per and Charles Whitehead have still would be the outstanding choice Zuppke away from his pallett* had half a dozen 64s | off in substantial cash rewards for at Chevy Chase overlooked the little matter of en- to whip and English team shorn of long enough to learn that “The the in back in the old before wa- guys who land in the money days they tering for the tournament. You much of its strength when Illinois squad will be sturdier than' positions. Total prize money will be in couldn't kepp 'em out if the cham- turned professional. Budge plays last year, but much greener.” the neighborhood of a thousand bucks, pionship was east of Minneapolis. Charley Hare in the second singles For the past severaj season* Herr with the winner to get $300. not so Nor could you keep out local men like match. But British tennis fans have Zuppke has been obliged to meet much when you look over the lO.nno Bobby Brownell. Harry Pitt, Volney taken the handsome Parker to their heavyweight competition with ban- bucks to be distributed at Chicago, Burnett and Billy Dettweller. heart with the result several tams, but it appears those days hav* but far more That than the local pro brigade twice-repeated 3,000- critics give him a good chance of passed and the Illinois coach no longer ever has had for their little links mile Jaunt looms as quite an beating Austin. Donald Dunklcberger. 11. of Greensboro, N. C., youngest Wild Bill Mehlhorn of Louis- Ijas a fetish for ‘'light but fast men.” and Jousts. obstacle to the boys. smallest entrant in the $10,000 open golf tournament that ville who set the pace in the The presence of numerous 200-pound British Only about 45 pros will be eligible Just to give you an idea how the Crirtics Back Parker. got under way at Chicago yesterday, needed the help of Bob opening round with a par 70 linemen on the Illinois squad indicates for the championship, and winds are blowing there have been first inspired critical at- MacDonald, veteran golfer, to see the green as he started to lead 440 amateurs and that Zuppke will meet force with probably tered the J)ARKER first pros force about 35 will The fairways, and he's had 66 only 621 entries this tention here at the recent round of is Moe and play. tnumey will year against all- play. Alongside Springer, 15, of Chicago, an- in quest of $10.000 in prizes. that prospect* are looking up. and even a 65 since they started 1.118 last other in be open only to Middle Atlantic year, a net lnas of about England championships when he de- youngster tourney. Copyright, A. P. Wirephotos. Zup does not anticipate a champion- spraying water on those immaculate- snn P. G. A. members, which definitely players at five bucks an entry. feated Heinrich Henkel, the German ship contender this year, but with th* ly groomed fairways. But 66 is quite limits the field. Next Friday, the From the fiscal side alone the U. S. who beat America's in influx of much talent this day a in promising before score, any league and any com- G. A. do the the tournament opens, an ama- might well to keep the tour- inter-zone finals. Until then Fall is contemplating the 1938 season pany. Bob played the nine in 34 and teur-pro tournament will be nament in the East or Midwest. The Parker was just “the American with considerable satisfaction. staged. 32. boy championship starts at the Aldershot wonder" on this side. Among the big from The ItnLHUKN ALUNt boys whom Wiffy’g First card, against par for the Club at Attempt. Country Portland. August 23. When, however, he proceeded to win Zuppke anticipates great deeds ars course: MANY ways the affair will a s won shape set from Budge in the semi-finals Cyril Urbas, 210, and A1 Lundberg and JN ax a Out. par 444 344 453—35 up scrap between the strong of.the same tournament—the only set Willard Cramer, 205, tackles; Melvin delegation Barnett. 444 344 353—34 professional from Wash- the American ace lost in the entire Brewer. 205. guard; Bill Lenich and In, par 344 J44 444—34—69 ington against the best men from championship—London critics unani- Pete Kovaehic, centers, and Georg* Virginia and Barnett 344 343 434—32—66 Maryland. Ralph Beach RAY FRYE mously named him, “America's No. 2 Rettinger and BUI Unsinger, half- to be HEADED appears the man and a top from Bal- good one at that.” The bench- ~f£i//Disme?JrlX backs. Urbas also doubles at 'T'HEY really to set aside a fullback timore, while Errie ought Ball, Chandler ing of him in. favor of Grant in the Leads Chicago Open Field and *tay be found at that position, A1 special crying room for men who've WAS a big day for Washington former champion, winning the first Harper, Houghton and Jack Isaacs inter-zone competition only increased since Zuppke appears to have never had aces on the golf course. tennis that started at 10 o'clock local tackle* will be the men to lick from Parker's public parks tournament in 1925. to Virginia For prestige. With 70—Six Have 72’s. spare. men like Bob Jones and other this morning on the Chevy chase Several good unseeded were But even with that bunch of talent FDR RINGER Critics loudly condemned Walter players TITLE Some Clever who stick countless shots courts. At that Veterans. it's an bet a up IT Playground hour, doomed to be eliminated in the first even-money Washington y*»'s Pate. American captain, flatly stating Shoots 80. ound countless pins and never have Walper the only title encounter of the day round, as Is a fine pro will grab the major slice of the he'd be to blame If the United States however, today's schedule 'J'HERE complement of vet- the ball drop for the ace. And for Br the Associated Press. was to take place, sending Lucille called for Ted Pierce to meet Stan erans dough. Willy Cox will be making his Entrant in was beaten in the interzone finals by mostly J unlore, and Zup ex- Walter G. Peter of Chase, who Star's McDoweJl against Hazel Bob to face Bob first start in a Middle Atlantic P. G. A. Chevy Tourney Germany. July 24—Thp rest (Jimmy) Haney, Loney Ben JafTe pects Castello to be one of th* confesses for the to having played for about of the field m Bishopp girls’ playground and Morgan Jacob to meet Bernard season's ends. championship. Declared on Parker handled this awkward sit- Chicago's $10,- outstanding The mini 40 years and never has had the su- Par With championship. Blankin. are will uation well. He went to Grant and 000 open golf tournament has All above the average rely almost entirely upon home- But scores of Washington is going to have six preme thrill of the game—the hole-ln- its on later, other local parks player. grown talent, for all World told him: “Don't pay any attention to Chicago.collective eye trained but 8 of a Competitors in a one. Peter hit a tee shot on the Bill players were to be found on the squad of 84 coming national 176- Champion. those guys. Go out thare and show Mehlhorn of Louisville. Ky., to- are products of State high to be thirteenth hole courts at the Army Navy Club and Calls Turn on Hunt. schools. championship, staged at Cleve- yard which came to them they're wrong." Frankie also day in the second round of the big next horseshoe fans the in a land month. It's the colored rest with half the ball over battle. Sixteenth street reservior, in the years has local netman Illinois meets Notre hanging will see a potential world helped Grant practise for the inter- money ^^OT Dame for the championship of the United States the cup. Two blades of late and early rounds of two im- held the attention of the national first time on October grass—literally when the zone matches and was around consol- Wild Bill made himself a marked 9, and Zuppke and one champion ninth of the local entrants may —were all that kept that ball from portant tournaments. spotlight as Gilbert Hunt is doing will be pointing for that WASHINGTONannual Evening Star cham- ing Busy after each defeat. man yesterday by achieving the only game. When , grab the title. at Mass. the Harry- Jackson, a dropping in. Grant him Army Navy wu the site of today up Brookline, Playing little field marshal makes an ob- pionships open next week on the new repaid for his sports- sub-par score of the opening salvo, colored lad who Wilmer former national burly has caddied That’s tough lurk for Before the the semi-final round of the Allison, cham- jective of any certain game he any Municipal Playground courts at Mc- manship. challenge round a 35—35—70 over the Medinah Coun- usually at Chase and for the is comes Chevy Columbia, won golfer after he’s so he Middle Atlantic doubles tour- pion. Longwood Bowl, Hunt close to so Elmer played long Millan Park. The man in draw, went to Pate and told him try Club's No. 3 course. Four birdies, winning, Lay- the title young ques- on several years ago and will and been so he was ney, in which four local teams directly the spot. den will need a deprived long of tion, of off his game and asked that he three on the first nine holes, smooth-running ma- enter the Deadpan Ray Frye Orkney helped to tournament again. Others the thrill that comes with the be left off are battling for the to Adding the interest Is the fact chine when the Irish Springs. Va., is no to the team in favor of Parker. ■him to accomplish something none of right Invade Cham- who will Include stranger these that Allison needs to win play Bobby King hole-in-one. the rest play for the sectional title to- only today paign. parts, but since he appeared last in the of the field of more than 425 J and Billy Adams of Ha* to retire the famed of silver, Columbia's caddie- Bob Jones finally had an ace after England Lttile Hope. could morrow afternoon. piece •---—— Capital, a year ago, Frye's prestige in do. pen; Clyde Martin of Beaver other singles match of the bearing the names of so many other Dam, playing for 20 years. Other famous the horseshoe world has day The Reservoir courts furnished the and Pace zoomed. rJ'HE former And probably Rayburg, Con- stars have was given Jittle It was champions. yet Allison gone through their golfing No less an authority than thought. Guldahl Is Off Stride. setting for the opening of the public HUNT BIG 1 gressional bag-toterx. Clayton taken for stated at the start of the tournament i OBSTACLE lifetime without getting a hole-in- Henson, Virginia granted that Budge would parks tournament, in which 72 men champion, who has GULDAHL of who that Hunt, was beat Hare in with Chicago, the man to beat. one. w'hlle countless duffers have seen the best in national straight sets, little J^ALPH were playing first-round matches to- competition, set a world record of 281 to win If Hunt does It more than a good workout for Tues- win. may put an TO ALLISON AT topped 'em and sliced ’em into the cup holds that Frye is the day. The women and men's doubles NET Leaders equal of Ted this year's national open at Birming- end to any comeback plans lurking from all angles and over all kinds of day's clash with Austin. will start Major Allen, world title holder. tomorrow. > In ham, Mich took 76 to negotiate the in the mind of the country's former By tht Associated Press. terrain. fact, England has almost given No. 1 No. 1 star. up hope of the United layout. One Unseeded Duo Ailing: Vet Mn»t Beat D C. American Learnt. Has Beaten World beating States Sticks. Star Batting—Gehrig. Yankee*. 3«P Champ. in the Following Mehlhorn and his famous Di Cliff and Leo Wal- senes, with the team of Budge of t.he four teams left In to Ma«flo. Yankees, and Travis, Spencer in eight-gallon hat were Gene Agriculture, W. p A. and F C. A. Today Obtain Coveted Senators. yyiTH fact, has beaten Allen. and Sarazen, rJ,HREE per out of town, the will £JEADPAN, strongly favored over the running for the Middle won matches In Runs—Di pros He winner of numerous titles, but now the Departmental Magelo. Yankees, SO; gave the renownpd Californian Britain's new- doubles Bowl. have to two more lads combination of Atlantic doubles championship were Longfwood Oreenbere Tiger*. TP dig up to play a last holder of none; Smith of League yesterday, only one being ex- Runs buatted trimming year in an exhibition C. R. D. F. George the By the Assoelsted Press. in—Greenberg Tigers in the exhibition match tomorrow at Turkey and H. D. Wilde among four seeded. Only the tended. While W. P. A. and ®4. Dj Maggio. Yankees. *0. match at and Allen Chicago, Leonard Dodson of Spring- Agrirul- Orkney Springs, Monday. The final singles matches seeded No. 3 team of Tom ROOK LINE. Mam. Hits—Bell. Browns. 120. Di Mae- Columbia. Walper is playing in the is field. Mo.; Ky I-affoon of Mangan tore were blanking Interstate Com- ££ July J4—Wil- Bio. Yankees. J 3 7 looking forward to another meeting will Chicago, and and is in New bring together Budge and Austin Ralph McElvenny was missing, merce and General re- mpr Allison of Austin. 32- Doubles—Bonura. White Chicago open Spencer with the Henry Ransom of and Accounting, Tex., Sox 31; Orkney wizard. and Parker Bryan, Tex, their Gehrig Yankees and Bel! Br^wn* p York, which means that Mel and Hare. following elimination yesterday F. C. A. was forced to year-old former national tennis Shorey who is Charlie Penna of Chicago, all spectively, fight cham- Triples—Kreevich White Frye, coming to the front, too. pro- Sox 13; and The English critics out that by Harry March and Allie Ritzen- before out War pion. reached the climax of his Kuhel. Senators 3 0. probably A1 Jamison of Kpnwood as a trick point fessionals, who were tied for second nosing Department, come- shot performer, will be asked the Home runs—Di Maeeio Yankee* will Budge. Parker and all born in berg. only unseeded pair to reach 3-2. One of F. C. A '* more- back drive in the finals fill in, with Jamison and A1 Tre- to show' his Mako, with 72s. losses, today of the 2*. Foxx. Red Sox. and Trosky In- stuff during The Star thp semis. der and Bob 1916, are just coming into t.heir over, was a three-set affair. Longwood Bowl tournament. • dlans 23. playing Shorey Barnett. tournament and at prime, Another the McLean, Va., strokp farther bark was the Although the result of The 8tolen base*—Chapman Rrd Sox. The other match finds Wiffv Cox and j whereas Austin and Von Cramm. their that match -•-— veteran, none too sure 23; carnival invitation event tournament Walker, Tigers, and Appling. White j August 4, In favorite, wiry Harry was more or less it of his Box 13 Roland MacKenzie against only serious rivals, are both expected, took' ability since a fall Injured hie paired which he will be the going to add thp 008 | defending cham- Cooper, seeking $3 top and Allie five sets a Pitching—Lawson Tigers, 12-2; Fred McLeod and Diffenbaugh. downhill. I Harry to do it. i right forearm month ago. encoun- Ruffing. Yankee*. 12-3. George ; pion. prize to the more than he $10,000 victory coming after scores of HITTERS IN A. A. LED tered National Learue. The matches are open to club mem- The feeling is that the United only | 23-year-old Gilbert Hunt of Frye will be a already has won this year. He had Batting—Medwick. Cardinal*. .4 3 o; lopsided favorite to 3—6, 6—2, 6—4. 6—4. Were it I Washington. D C. the bers without charge, and will be con- States will keep the cup until Budge 4—6, husky former P. Waner Pirate* 377 I win the Metropolitan District title, for companv at, 73 such stars as Horton Runs—Gaian. Cubs. 7 tinued goes the way of BY Massachusetts Institute of 0; Medwick. through August and part of crown at Perry, Smith, Sam RIZZO, SLAUGHTER Technology 2. highest stake in The Star Snead. Jim Foulis and Carding]*. 7 and Bill star. Runs September. Tilrien in the batted in—Meda-.-k Cardinals, tournament, of which he was shorn joining pro- one not so well known. Bud William- i ©4. Demaree and Collin* Cubs «5 fessional ranks. Hunt was the only obstacle left in Hit*—Medwick last year by Bill Moore, who since has son of Fort Wayne. Ind. Cardinal*. 3.32. P. the way of Allison's permanent Vaner Pirates 12.3. The Kiwanis Club tourney, post- left Reynolds, Third, and Kress, pos- Washington. session of the silver Double*—Medwick Cardinals 3.7: from last at bowl. The Texan P Waner Bart#*:. poned Tuesday Washing- All pitchers of Will Reduce Field. Pace in Sev- Pirates, and Giants, Washington. Mary- Eighth. Setting won previous legs In 1928 and 1934. S3 ton. will be played next Tuesday over land and Virginia are invited to shoot KELLER'S BATTING 74 shooter group included Gus Allison exceeded his Triple*—Vaughan. Pirates. 10; the eral Phases of Attack. own expecta- Handley, P;rat*»v 9 same course. the round in 'J'HE qualifying The Star's Moreland of Peoria. Ill the tions Home runs—Medwick, top Br the Associated Press. yesterday by winning through to Cardinals, big ringer which will t f<». Ot?. Giants. IP party, open Mon- amateur after the round, and the final with a J. O. RHYNE, one of Congres- AVERAGE opening 24.—A 6—2, 9—7, 6_2 vic- Stolen bases—Ga.an, Cubs. 15; J. day night. Contestants take GROWING July couple young ^JRS may the seven professional swingers. Paul Run- ^'"’HICAGO, tory over young Gardner of Martin Cardinal* 1" sional s steadiest woman players, 300-shoe test outfielders with Columbus. John Mulloy Pitching—Fette Bee«. Hub- any time of an evening yan of White N Y not for who is one year Fla. Hunt 12-3; Tro- Plains. .; Jimmy Ritzenberg. Miami. went two and one- bell, Giants, 14-5. today holds the Noah Pomeroy from Monday Rizzo and Enos Slaughter, continued through Friday. Former With Hines of Oarden City. Long Island; above th» age limit his and March's half hours before eliminating Bob Terrapin, Slugging this week to set the batting pare, but Orville White of Greensboro, N. C.; match with David Johnsen and Harry Harman of 4—6, a "old-timers" Berkeley, Calif., 7—5, Newark Bruins, His Heffner well couple with Minne- ■m M m -m- lips Harry Adams of Nashville, Tenn.; might be for a local 5—7, 6—1, 6—0. apolis held most of the other Ameri- minor to .352, Henry Kaiser. St. Louis: Sam Ber- junior doubles title. In the women's singles Mrs. Leagues Figure can Association hitting and scoring Midga nardi of Chicago, and Clarence Gladman Van of Br ths Assocmcd Press. Hpffner and Johnsen are honors. Ryn Austin, Tex., INTERNATIONAL. Yockey, Kansas City. wife of Allison's business en- YORK, July 24.—Newark's Washington's Junior doubles According to which in- partner, T"ron:r) 4 U2 innings), After statistics, d j^IEW today's milling over the two countered blond Helen ,-> March was Pederson of o'raru.se, Rochester 4 stranglehold on the champs. one-half cluded games of Carl 7 International courses the July 21, Reyn- ! Baltimore. Buffalo •, huge field will be reduced of the team, while Stamford, Conn.. In the finals, after Newark, JO. Montreal. 0. League s batting rare berame stronger runner-up olds and Ralph iRed) Kress, out- to the 50 low-scoring professionals, scoring a Ritzenberg was the junior fielder major upset yesterday by the Standing of the than ever during the last, week as the 25 and shortstop, respectively, for BY J. MILLER. JR. Call one of the local “mas- Clubs. low' amateurs, and ties in both di- defeat, of Mrs. Sarah PAUL Hesse, champion last year. the Palfrey Fabyan, W- L Pct. W L Pc* Bears grabbed the first four places fast-traveling Millers, held the DREYER m the ters of the at the So- visions. Wightman playoff chessboard, .Newark 70 24 7*5 Buffalo 1447 4M Oup star, 4—6, 6—3. 7—8. and threatened to take the fifth as Heffner and Johnsen, like their op- lead in six different statistical de- aus- ! Montreal 4: 4" 54o Roches’*r 44 .51 463 Men's with J. Wolpert for the cham- : cial Chess Lounge, under the Svraru«-e doubles finals brought George 4_ 46 5o5 Bainmme 36 |R fjfi well. ponents of the day, did not win with- partments. announces that Toronto 46 Los pionship of South Africa won pices of the Divan, 45 .405 Jersey q y ao 6i .330 Ten Walper Washington's lone en- Toley, Angeles, and Vemon Mar- | Buddy Rosar and Bill Hershberger, out, a struggle yesterday, Ed Mather With a .370 batting average which three out of four games. The next Wednesday evening a 10-second trant, shot 39—41—80 to place far cum. St Petersburg, Fla., against Hunt KURT 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION the Brums' sensational and Murray Oould up a real placed him third in batting. Reynolds, catching pair, putting title now is at stake elimination tourney will be featured. down the and Harman. eorresponcienre To [p do ft 6 Indianapolis ft list. who like Kress ft— continued to run one-two with aver- battle before bowing 6—4, 5—7, 9—7, once starred in the and la cinseiv akin to the grand na- The Hesse exhibition attracted IS Louisvilje jo. Co'.jmbus p The women’s doubles pitted Mrs 15 Kansas of .362 and 6- 3, majors, had scored the most runs, P5; The Minneapolis City, ft ages .358. respectively, and tional tourney of the Correspondence •abies of nver-the-board players. St Paul. 14 Milwaukee. 4 Fabyan Katherine Wlnthrop of althotigh each 9 On the other hand, today's oppo- had hit for the mast total bases, 252; Chess League of America. score was in Hexsr's dropped points. Boston against Mr*. Johnson and j predominantly Standing of the Club*. was tied at 32 for At the same time M’DIARMID BATTLING nents tn the lower half of the draw, the doubles lead » and teammates Norma Taubele of New The overseas traveler .11 be inter- favor: Fourteen wins, four draws W L Prt W York. L pet Charlie former Hugh Lvneh and Bill Breese against with a teammate, Allan Cooke, and ested jn this Item’ The one loss. Minn pohs 54 40 57 \ Mil* ukre 45 4* 4ftp Keller, University of Imper.a! Coiumhus 54 4! 56ft led in with 15. whose Kan City 43 4s 473 Maryland star, and Babe Alan Blade and Stan MrCaskey, won triples, Kress, Chews Club of London, with Conrad Willnich received the gratis Toledo 53 4 1 564 Sr Paul 30 Dahlgrpn England, 54 4 IP IN CLAY TENNIS SEMI tn sets .331 mark him Inal nous 4ft 43 .577 Louisville showed impressive gams to move straight yesterday. Lynch plate put eighth NEW MARLIN headquarter* at 60 Brook street, W. 1. 34,56.37ft right RECORD and Breese, the ranking team of the among the first. 10. had 20 homers to la free behind them. Keller picked up 5 offering accommodations to -'L SOCTHFRN ASSOCIATION. his had to tournament, conquered Ralph (Buddy) credit and driven in the most I foreign Tisitor* the Summer Nashville, lft; Atlanta 4 points boost, his average to .352. Blundon Gets 130-Pounder Off during Little Star of Eastern Meet runs. 94. Rock 15 Memphis r while Dahlgren posted the Ranking Adair and Frank (Buddy* Goeltz, month*, that is, for chess play. Birmingham ft New highest, Orleans, ft. winners of some rather important Rizzo gained three points during Ocean City—D. C. Mao Knoxville. 7. Chattanooga. 3. gain of the Newark contingent, 3 0 Lnoky. Faces Cooke—Bowden, McNeill the week to boost his aver- for .353. sectional championships this year, bv top hitting Bi-taul Dispatch to Tho Star. » Maw York State Tournament. Standing nf the Clubs. points, thp convincing scores of 7—5, 6—2, age to .386. an even 10 points better W L Per \v L Pct Gus Montreal's in OCEAN CITY, 100 Dugas, slugging out- Opposite Bracket. Md.. July 24—A new piaver* will com- L't’le Ft k 62 34 .646 N Orleans 52 4ft .520 6--2, Blade and McCaskey, seeded than the second place Slaughter, who oft fielder. 2 to .347 to record for white martin pROBABLY Memphis 4o rtP2 Bir gham 40 4ft 50ft jumped points Br the Associated Press. four Gil here wu pete in the annual tournament of nr Joe Baker and Fred slumped points. English of Aria a 54 4 5 54 5 Knoxville 33 67 330 take fifth place and prevent George third, whipped made yesterday when J. Paul Blundon the New York State Chess Associa- Nashville 03 45.541 Ch nooga 32 66.327 YORK, July 24.—The Eastern 6—2. Kansas City gained nine points and of one month's in McQuinn from it an all-New- Doyle, 6—4, 6—2, of Keyser, W. landed a 130- prize membership making ^TEW was with a Va„ tion. which holds Its congress this clay court tennis cham- winners for fourth mark of .348. Other ana PACIFIC COAST. ark five. singles Today's play the In 1 hour the Divan for scoring the first big McQuinn gained 7 points leaders: pounder and 15 minutes. year lo Seminary at Caze- Mis; ions. 7 Seattle pionships came down to the semi- Cooke, Minneapolis. .345; Building ft for a championship tomorrow afternoon. He was only victory against Hesse Oakland ft .346 percentage. Ashing with Capt. Crawford nona, N. Y. from August 1-7. San Dieeo 1 final round today with the top seeded Steinbacher, St. Paul, .342; Eckhardt, The 10-second tourney will be Sacramento. 7 San Francisco. 1 (13 in- Behind McQuinn came Arnie Moser, Savage on the Hilda and lighted four laaae Kashdan, Empire State nings). star and the sixth, seventh and eighth 72 in Public Parks Play. Indianapolis, .336; Kress. .331; Sher- arranged according to sections, Syracuse, .344: Dick Porter. Syracuse, more. fthampien. haa departed for Standing of the Clubs. ranked players still in the CEVENTY-TWO players, a large lock. Indianapolis, .327, and Peacock, the winners in each section to 335; Irv Jeffries, running Three angler* from Washington also W L Pct w L Pct Montreal, .333, and for the ^ Minneapolis, .324. Stockholm to represent Uncle title. entry in \iew of the fact that most marlin compose a final bracket. San Diego 6P 46 600 L Angeles 57 ftft 50P Ted Petoskey, Toronto, a newcomer landed here. They were Gar- Kaoi in the international team Sac mento 66 4♦*» 5ftrt Oakland ftn John McDiarmid seeded No. 1, of better netmen now Norval 65 430 Washington's land S. and Simon Wigginton. assistant chess «an Fran 64 .50 56} Seattle 4$ 6.5 475 to the ranking batters, wnth .329 Furgeson Nichelet, battle for world supremacy. j Princeton University’s professor of are club members, were signed to play director of the Divan, says that a : Portland 50 52.532 Missions 40 74.351 Ab Ashing with Capt. H. C. Mattison on Wright, Baltimore flrstsacker, political science from Prior to his departure. Kashdan re- Fort Worth. for the local public parks title. Mat Matches the and L. A. membership award will be made to the TEXAS was tops in homers with 24. Keller in Mousie, Tull, flahing turned the Binghamton Trophy to Tex squared off against seventh Fort Worth. 5 San run What's more—and it’s unique with Capt. Jim Whaley on the Em- rapid-transit rhampion. The public Antonio 4 scoring with 79 and Dugas in of Hr the Associsted Press. the tournament committee for dis- Oklahoma City p. Houston. ]. ranking Portland, is invited to participate. two-base hits with 26. in local net history—every one press III. play In connection with the forth- Tulsa. 1“ Galveston Ore, in one match The other NEW YORK—Steve Casey, 215, Dallas 5. Beaumont. 0. Atlev the of them has paid his $2 entry the Donald, Bpars' rookie brought together Frank Bowden. New Ireland, Jim Austeri, coming congress, winner to re- Answer to a query Daniel W. has defeated 200, Standing of the Club*. added fee. something which always ceive custody of the award until the hurling sensation, another vic- York veteran, and Don McNeill. Italy. 30:22 WINS WITH LATE RALLY. I Fiske t.s the author of the book titled, been a in W. L Pct W L Pct tory the to bugaboo, particularly caie of the next annual tournament. OK.la.C3tv op.:. during week, remain un- Kenyon College star from Oklahoma NORTH BERGEN. N. J.—Ernie Four runs in the seventh and last I “The First American Chess Congress" .6,51 S Antonin 54 5d .510 this tournament. 1 Beaumont 5ft 4ft .541 Galveston 47 56 456 beaten with 14 sixth and Milton Hanauer and Edward San- ■ triumphs. City, eighth seeded, respec- Dusek. 228, Omaha, defeated Stan- Division of Disbursement ! 185ai. It is an account of the tri- Tulsa .55 4 7 .530 Houston 47 63 400 inning gave With neither the winner nor runner- former State Ft. Worth 65 50 .574 •--- tively. ley Pino. 214. Ravenna. Neb., 27:49. tasiere, champions, will umph of Paul in the New Dallas 3P 67 ,36ft a 6-5 victory over Interior. 8ands not Morphy ! of last tournament enter the lists to for the McDiarmid entered the round of up year's entered, COLUMBUS, Ohio—Billy Thom, ball but mads j complete York tournament for the United State' EASTERN SHORE. CLOSE ONE TO AIRMEN. only pitched winning four yesterday with a 7—5, 6--2 vic- Ray Storklinski and Allie Ritzenberg— 176. Indiana trophy. crown in 1857. The Easton, ft 0 University roach, pin- three hits and scored two run*. probable market Pocomoke It was touch and all the 11 k go wav tory over Don of both semi-finalists last year—were ned Salisbury. Fed*ra Isbur 3. Hawley Oranee, Jimmy Heffner, 174. Sherman, .—.-- price today is J2 75 Cri*fteld .5 Dover 2’ whpn defeated -——-j—•—— Transit Chew, at Divan. Bolling Field Bureau of N J Cooke turned hark Fish- seeded Nos. 1 and 2, respectively, Billy 42 32. lord Lans- Rapid Before Cambridge. 3 Centreviile ? Joseph Tex, Patrick investing in “rare and an- In a Federal Engraving league game, bach, New York s Contreras, thp cham- S*V0Y theater on top, N NAIDEL, tournament direc- chess Junior star, «—2. hoys’ playground riown. 176, England, tossed Jose tique" items, consult a special- Standing of the Clubs. 7 to 6. Catcher Griffiths led the 6-—4, while Bowden eliminated wil- pion. was seeded 3; Art Simmons, 4. Rodriguez, 178. Mexico, 12.27. Starting with a rally of five runs and _of the Washington Social Chert ist. Otherwise, like young W L Pct W L Pct Beniamin Easton 32 24 571 Airmen with three hits for a perfect liam Lurie of Brooklvn. 2—6. 6—n. Erwin Nlemeyer, 6; with with the *lmul* ra bridf* 28 77 500 8; Hugh Trigg. Bobby Bums 227, Chicago, de- winding up one of six, Sevoy. DtVkn, v»ell pleased Franklin, you may pay too much for Federsls’f 3? 25 561 Pocomoke 27 31 488 * day. Bolling Field got, the winning 4, McNeill had won his Maurice Goubeau. 7, and March. clsloned Dutch tMMOtu exhibition whistle. Ortifleld 3° ^ 528 Dover 23 20 .442 previously Harry Heffner. Sherman, TheateA recently given by your run to the last Centre* lit 20 27.518 Salisbury 22 33 .400 Inning with two down way into th* bracket. 8. Trigg ** tha only entrant who la a Tex. to 4, ta * / t ( * i i