< % Talk in Four Formidable to U. S- Olympic Affairs: Pampas—— Harmony ♦ _ A------? j they mused and they reacned tne in- for credible total of 23. That gives you Will Seek to Retain Walker U. S. some idea of the whirlwind these fel- Cup DISPLAYS POWER lows can raise. have a balanced i' m. "They beautifully team, half fresh and keen, the other half experienced and seasoned. They have a string of ponies that will fill HELP the eye even In America. And they COLLEGIANS’ GRUVER is tired of los- hoft to win the mug, beat- have one of the great leaders of the yesterday balls. Today he has ing Bernie Ha Hock on the extra hole game in charge of their expedition In ing golf to a 10-footer for a bird. Revival of Polo in Europe Jack D. Nelson, president of the Ar- an ample supply, enough by canning Be Key Man him for a couple Both men scored 73 for the regulation Brundage May gentine Polo Association and a player DORIEkeep going more rounds of at least. distance. Along With Other Games of no mean repute himself. golf in Rift Golf won the second Again Closing “The advance made by the Argen- He started out at Washington Lloyd Carey his Ini- flight, licking K. Okaiaki on Seen by Writer. tines In International polo during the and Country Club by hooking Between Factions. tial tee shot out of bounds, hitting the nineteenth. The third flight last few years is'something quite ex- went Dr. M. N. BY GRANTLAND BICE. of another baU and getting on the green to Parks, who BY ALAN GOULD. traordinary in the history sport. the fact that there la only three allots. He didn’t like that beat C. Argersinger, 4 and 3. Associated Press Sports Editor. It extends back only to 1S22. That in A affair at one polo club In Germany today ao well and it didn’t help his disposi- medal-play Kenwood was the year that a small group of YORK. August 31.—Wheth- went to Henderson Dunn a and the further disheartening of tion when he got on the green and with card as sundry Olympic de- Argentine polo players English er, FROMnews (that Is, for horsemen) found his putter missing. Tommy of 74-10-64. R. L. Harris was second forecast, A. A. U. antecedents decided.to go to velopments that the best grounds in Paris recently Webb had borrowed It, he thought. and Bernard Dennell was third. domination over this country’s to see If they could get a few games. NEW were cut up into golf holes, one might His caddie came up to the green after be chal- There was no fanfare of embark at inn. limon-pure athletics will that the Is he had At Indian Spring George Diffen- Imagine galloping game on hand to see looking for the ball which It will more than the There were no reporters and Louis Fuchs out a lenged. require somewhat on the wane In Europe. whacked out of bounds. baugh rapped loosed thus them off, no flashlights, no cameras, best ball of 67 to beat Bob Barnett scattered verbal gunfire Personally, after seeing some 30.000 "Did find that ball, boy?" asked few friends. There Just happened to you far by returning Olympians to bring turn to see the and Prank P. Reeside of Chevy Chase people out Argentines out Dorle. resembling an up- be five gentlemen shyly setting in a little about anything beat Great Britain for the Olympic "No, air, I didn’t," the boy replied. friendly golf Joust. for , Just a bit perturbed that heaval. and whitewash them in take this and championship, successful when "Well, here, you go Brownells Take Current to an effort by they might not be Tourney. signs point the bargain, 11 to 0, I don’t think so. up to the club house and buy me all to obtain they landed on the other side of the TV/fORE links titles for the Brownell college leaders stronger rep- I believe polo wUl have a revival to the golf balls It will buy,” Dorle said, resentation arid definite Atlantic, for a team from the Pampas family of Indian Spring and in, perhaps Europe along with other sports. Cer- handing the boy a $10 bill. the American As- never had played abroad before. Manor. Seventeen-year-old Bobby, control of, Olympic tainly no sport on the Olympic pro- So now Dorle Isn’t going to before the invasion of who holds the District junior crown, sociation, Japan gram aroused greater interest among run oat of bails for a while. Won Olympics In 1924. golf and his dad. James V. Brownell, today In 1940. the spectators. "Seemed to me every time I got in It will be two however, before "'T'HE rest is history. The four play- hold the Maryland father-and-son years, Nor did interest build A the rough or In a ditch I lost a golf public up era—Jack Nelson. Lewis Lacey, championship, won at the Five Farms there can be a showdown. Meanwhile Dorle said. “So I decided to quicker In any of the Olympic sporU ball,” of the A. A. U., not only has time to Johnny and David Miles—swept Lon- course Baltimore Country Club by than in the horse events. Only a few buy enough to last me a couple rounds in but don. The that told of four stroke. The Brownell combina- put its own household order, paragraph at least.” thousand turned out for the opening tion the In opportunity, if not actual Incentive, their arrival blossomed into columns played rugged layout 77, polo match between Great Britain and ! the to break 80 for the to effect more harmonious working that still are being written. They Joe Kirchner and Jack Warner won only pair Mexico. Few people In Germany knew round. With their of relations with chief- became the toast of polo. They made their to the third round in the handicap eight ttye collegiate anything about polo and the great | way a factor In world su- Club strokes they had a net of 69. tains. stands Argentina Washington Golf and Country facing the Malfeld, where tlv> In second were Charles E. "It is well to keep in mind that premacy. team tourney, along with L. H. Whit- place polo matches were played on a per- McPhail and Eton McPbail of the host since 1924 the trend has been con- “When the Argentines won the ten and R. D. Potter. fectly miraculous new ground, seemed who had 82—9—73. sistently toward a more equitable bal- champion cup at Hurllngham they club, quite empty. Each day more people The red-hot ance of A. A. were Invited to America, and favorites—Roger power between the U. turned promptly At least four Washington golf pros up for polo, until some 20.00C Peacock and Peacock fin- and college groups in guiding the they came, adding another great are starting for Hershey, Pa., today Harry came out to watch Hungary play Ger- ished with 83—6—77. affairs of the Olympic Association,” trophy to their collection. In 1924 and tomorrow, where Thursday will many—which meant polo about half R. D. and points out Dr. Joseph E. Raycroft of they won the Olympic championship the $5,000 Hershey open. Ro- Quinter. sr., Ralph as good as you can see at Bethpage o> begin vice of who will to win the inter- an American team Quinter, jr., of Chevy Chase, scored Ptfnceton, president the Amer- PINE VALLEY N J, August 31.—Yankee divot-diggers attempt Ox at Paris, beating land MacKenrie left today, while Leo the British team here Ridge on a Sunday afternoon. 88—11—77, while Russell T. Edwards ican Olympic Committee, and advo- national golfing trophy for the ninth time in competition with invading that Included Tommy Hitchcock and Walper and Cliff Spencer will go to- Cant and Burke Edwards of Manor had cate of a "middle-of-the-road” policy. Wednesday and Thursday. Left to right, front row: Dunlap. Campbell. Ouimet, Goodman, Elmer Boeseke in a match that these morrow. Wifley Cox will arrive at A. P. Polo Expert interviewed. 90—11—79. Voigt. Back row: Yates. Smith, Fischer, Givan, White, Emery. —Copyright, Wirephoto. two still recall as one of the toughest Hershey Wednesday. ——-- the final match of the cham- Brownell a few Kiphuth Shares View. YVfHEN on record. In 1926 they again came Bobby qualified days pionship came along, more Ger- this time reached the Pittman Victor at Kenwood. ago for the national amateur cham- *rTO A GREATER extent that ever to America and mans turned out for the little man and will be one of the favor- polo than did final of our open at Meadow Brook. PITTMAN, pionship before, college men shared in the pENE Englishmen for both the international from Tex., who came to ites to win the Middle Atlantic junior councils “In 1928 the first matches for the Dallas, and management of the THE SPORTLIGHT title to be matches between England and Amer- of the Americas were at Washington back in the Spring to played at Congressional games finished. There is no rea- cup played just NETTE1 CROWN ica at historic a month on 9. Hurlingham Meadow Brook and the help Uncle Sam over the rough spots September son, as I see it. why the problems that Argentines previously. And they had a perfectly not until three terrific and who has proven to be one of the have arisen cannot be solved work- would yield by Official Plan Needed marvelous afternoon, the one- of the the Harrison’s Crown Threatened. ing Olympic Scoring despite games had been played. Another better golfers city, holds together.” sided scored to continue victory by the Argentines at Buenos went Willy Cox Trophy at Kenwood, suc- qualifying Sharing Dr. view is Rob- series, Aires, again \yiXH Raycroft’s to Curb of Freak Contests. One morning at a few the week Lou Harrison. HOTLYCONTESTED Importance Ruhleben. three hard games before a ceeding Ted Rutley as the Cox cham- through ert H. Kiphuth, Yale's swim- through Olympic miles outside of where there Is Argyle Country Club champion for who has the decision could be reached—and this pion. ming coach, worked closely BY GRANTLAND RICE. individual and team events for a track for big trotters, and where time, if I remember had Pittman went to the nineteenth three years, is in danger of not quali- with the A. A. U. for years in the tests. rightly, they Are the International Olym- gymnastic they had the horses of 23 different fying In the title flight in the tournev development of aquatic sports. Allison, Van Ryn Apt to j to get the police out to escort the pic Committee works out some nations quartered, I ran into Peter to start next week. Harrison scored “There is no sound reason the Scoring Important Factor. | umpires home. why standard form of editor of the American Retire if Defeated by scoring, Vischer, named Roberto 83 yesterday In the medal round, A. A. U. and the colleges cannot work are competl- youngsters Cavanagh there always will be the same VlfHEN games played, magazine, Horse and Horseman. seven shots above the leading 76 shot, UNLESS '' Brilliant Santa Paula Team. and Louis players with dash, harmoniously together,” says Kiphuth. one the most im* Duggan, Mako. confusion that followed tive games, of Vischer knows as much about the by Sam Parks. Jack Olmstead had 78. "It is true that the now Budge, *‘TN THE meantime, a new group of fight and the ability to whale the tar colleges pro- Berlin. public factors is the scoring. situation as I asked and portant polo anybody. And on the duce a big of the inf Associated Press. young players, mostly of Spanish out of the ball. sidelines, majority Olympic By Who won and who lost and by how him about this Argentine team, be- It isn't likely that Babe Didrikson of Several of the leading news agencies to come to the In addition to Jack Nelson, were athletes, upward 75 per cent. The Mass August 31. It would be enough Antecedents, began top. will in exhibition match at have the method of much? simple cause in September it meets the win- play that A. A. U., however, furnishes the neces- adopted point In 1931 a brilliant team named Santa Santiago (Diego) Cavanagh and En- —Beaten back 10 times this for the officials to settle on ner of our Congressional next Monday in which 10-5-4-3-2-1 for the first six Olympic open championship tour- latteT to sary link with international authori- place'. ; Paula came to Meadowbrook and won rique Alberdi, the supposed j season. Wilmer Allison and some set form of scoring and also to nament at Meadow Brook for the Patty Berg is listed to appear. The Others give only first place any value, cup our Manuel An- be the rising star of the South, who ties, besides supplying on the domestic Van once one of j tests to that open championship. wants a of foi j BROOKLINE,Johnny Ryn, side- limit the of the Americas. Babe quite piece change front an that And with the wide extension of drada was the hero of this outfit and happened to be suflering from a throat organization functions the greatest doubles teams In world to nations. These games her the rate of $1 show a nation belong many appearance—at •flectively the year around." games, easily might he had with him an exceptional pair infection. tennis, had high hopes of successfully again could include , One of the Best. per gallerylte—and it isnt' likely thtc Unquestionably a factor in the win the Olympics without entering a of brothers in Juan and Jose Reynal "The team showed only one fault po- defending their national championship the pentathlon, boxing, swimming, she will get It. litical situation is the track and field team. There was even "T BELIEVE,” said Vischer, “that and what appeared at the time to be I could see, and that was Its inaccuracy Impending against Don Budge and Gene Mako, rowing, fencing and possibly one or x retirement of a suggestion at Berlin to toss In archi- this Argentine team will rank a natural, a wild man named in front of goal. Heaven knows they Avery Brundage as the United States Davis forces, when a such as polo Cup Even the man two more. But game Texa*. of the A. A. an office he tecture and gardening. with some of the best of the past. No Andres Gazzctti, who feared neither created enough opportunities for them- president U„ In today's final at Longwood. field hand ball is in the t re scored interpolated Galveston, 4-2: Oklahoma City, 2 8. has held seven times In the last on the flying rape important team can beat another of equal rank, man nor beast. selves. They hit beautifully through eight The champions, who have been in program confusion springs up at once. 7-4. named to the points. They had almost everything that is on and shut them out "Andrada was the back on the team the field. They ran the poor British Tulsa. 15-2: Houston, years. Brundage, newly five of the six previous championship We as well insist on base paper, lion might just 11 to without that the British such an unmerci- And I believe that after San Antonio. 7; Port Worth, 2. International Olympic Committee and rounds and their first title back except taming. 0. having something gave ragged. they gained ball or American foot ball. Golf and 4: 1. twice head of the American I asked several members of the In- very unusual on the ball. As a mat- ful lacing. Oazzottl. now much more practice on dry fields against flrst- Beaumont, Dallas, Olympic in 1931, probably will pass out of have a world- tennis certainly larger class American Western. organization, is credited with a domi- Mako ternational Committee why no stand- ter of fact, they might have won restrained, more polished, more stylish, opposition, properly major tennis if Budge and up- wide following than field hand ball or J. & of 25 or 30 to 0. I the of was mounted, will find their scoring Cedar Rapids, 3; Waterloo, nant part in sealing the old breach eleventh ard method of scoring was adopted easily by score ranking player Argentina, they set them for the straight field hockey. Rock Island, 0. between the colleges and the A. A. U. and this answer: kept track of the shots at goal that the No. 3. The forwards were two eye, too.” Davenport, 5; time. got If the Olympic games were That breach was widest exactly 10 “In the first place, different coun- The last time Allison and Van Ryn cut down to those sports played years ago. tries want different methods. triumphed over Budge and Mako was all over the world—to a sporting we do in last year's national doubles final, 'In the second place, program at least fairly common May Shift Convention. smaller 6—2, 6—3, 2—6, 3—6, 6—1. not want to have the to many nations—and then REMAINS to be seen whether are outclassed |T 'T'WO other sets of defending cham- nations feel they each day an official score were Brundage, since being under the and would be far less pions appeared assured of retain- overpowered. issued, there All Thom McAn's Men's Shoes Olympic guns, will exercise his influ- in- ing their honors. Helen Jacobs, the “If they can win one Olympic event, confusion and much greater ence to prevent another conflict. His national and Wimbledon singles they are Olympic champions In that terest. successor in the A. A. U. j probable been and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Pabyan event. The United States, for ex- The public in this respect has driver's seat, Patrick J. Walsh queen, Maj. was track and field given little consideration, and yet J of Brookline, the Wlghtman Cup star, ample, again of , undoubtedly will be nom- asked to were favored to gain their third Olympic champion. Germany was it Is the public that is support Inated on a platform calling for con- straight woman's team title. They pentathlon champion. New Zealand most of the teams. tinuation of Brundage policies. Inci- meet Mrs. John Van Ryn, Philadel- entered only two or three men. When At Berlin, while big crowds still dentaUy the A. A. U. now is conduct- of phia, and Carolin Babcock of Lo6 An- Jack Lovelock won the big 1,500-meter buzzed from spot to spot, many ing a mail vote on the proposal to geles. race, New Zealand, In our opinion, them bewildered, general interest shift the 1936 convention to Chicago, field Bldwell and Richard did as much as the United States or sagged badly after the track and Brundage’* home town, from Houston, Raymond of Her comparative showing show ended. The thrills provided by Tex. Bishop of Boston appeared assured Germany. their veterans' doubles hon- was as good—in fact, it was much Owens, Morris. Lovelock, Towns, ®t0 retaining just Seeking a leader around whom to Woodruff and others overshadowed the ors against William J. Clothier of Phil- better.” : their if and when a rally forces, bigger rest of the picture, which lost much 0® 1906 national voice in adelphia. the singles Olympic afTairs is sought, the as the final week champion, and Dwight P. Davis of of its glamour colleges may pick Harvard’s William Want Only Firsts to Count. Washington, the donor of the famous dragged along. J. Bingham. As manager of the suc- "/'"kNLY first places should count," price* Davis cessful American Olympic track and Cup. ^ Effective Alice another of the committeemen Olympic High Spots. Immediately Mrs. and and field team, Bingham has been praised Pabyan Budge Marble, Palm Calif., and said. "If point-scoring systems are 'T'HIS also was true at L>os Angeles. for an outstanding job by officials and Springs, Mako advanced Into the adopted such big teams as America It will be true at Tokio unless coaches, as weU as the athletes. yesterday mixed doubles final. Mrs. Pabyan and and Germany entered would swamp there Is a change. If the list of sports Pew college men have been as criti- defeated Mrs. Van and the entire show. They could outclass continues to Increase, the Orient can as Stanford's A1 Mas- Budge Ryn cally outspoken other nations with seconds, thirds! toss in and other Par Eastern who John McDiarmid, Port Worth, Tex., jujutsu Thom McAn men's ters, charged the A. A. U. with first in an Every 6—3, 6—2. The other finalists won^ and fourths. One Olympic turns that could win an Olympic with mismanagement, but there will likely thirds. default from Miss Jacobs and Al- is worth many seconds and little outside help from other athletes. included at this new be demands (1) for a new deal in by shoe li.AM It would be quite possible that such There is no telling what we might Olympic coaching with u__ ■- min assignments, performances as those by Owend, lower price. The new Fall the head coaching appointments ro- Morris and Lovelock would be wiped I finally got a general summary tated; (2) more liberal expense allow- smart suedes— KENWOOD CLUB VICTOR out by numerical mediocrity.’' from leading coaches as to the rank- browns, ances for the athletes; (3) less official With this established, ing Olympic high spots. They came Junketing in connection with the viewpoint they're all here. Even 9 of 10 events, Kenwood there should be a set form of scoring In this order: Olympics, and (4) more flexibUity in Winning and Club swimmers de- this line. The announcement 1. Jesse Owens—three firsts, two those the tryout system for team selections. Golf Country along great heavyweights first world records broken. feated Washington Golf and Country should be made that only places —"Dubl-Headers"—are Club tank stars, 60-22, yesterday in count. There should att> be a selec- 2. Glenn Morris—breaking decath- the loser's tion of events that make up an lon record, starring In eight of ten pool. yours at this one price. Homer Ethel Puller, daughter of the Ken- Olympic scoring sheet. To Americans events. Standings New Zea- By the Associated Press. wood manager, annexed the 25-yard only track and field, swimming, row- 3. Jack Lovelock, with fea- (Illustrated—Style 632) Yesterday’s homers—Cavarretta, race for girls 12 years old and under, ing and boxing are important. Track land—running away race, eased Cubs, 2; Ott, Moore and Lieber, while Bob Murphy captured another and field is the standout sport. In tured 1,500-meter back, where he Giants; Brubaker, Pirates; Thomp- outstanding event, taking the 25-yard every Olympic it has attracted main down, looking crowds. hare run the mile in son, Bees; Camllll, Phillies; J. sprint for boys. interest and by far the largest might and 25-yird dash (boy* 10 and under)— 4:03 or 4:04. Martin, Cardinals; Dickey Won by Ferry iK second. Walker (W.); The American team has won ; ); 5. Handrick, Germany- Selkirk, Yankees; Johnson, Ath- third. Hurley (W.). Gotthardt every track and field Olympic modern and 25-yard dash (alrla 12 and under)— winning of gruelling pen- | letlcs; Kress, Senators, Clift, Won by Baldin (K ); second, Freer (W.); since 1896. It was far in front one each. third. Mattore (W.). tathlon—swimming, riding, running, Browns, in Berlin. The 25-yard dash (boys 14 and under)—Won fencing, shooting. leaders—Gehrig, Yankees, by Lecouste (W.); second. Walker ; second. Weatphal the (K.): third. Johnson fW.). countries rank gymnastics among 7. Jack Medlca’s rally, against Uto, 50-yard dash (alrls 14 and under)— leading sports. the Jap flying fish. In 400-meter American Association. Won by Ferru (K); second, Darr (K.); three final third. Wright (W.). With a lead of 13 Units to swim, picking up 6 yards In the Louisville, 8-3; Toledo, 7-5. 60-yard dash iboys 18 and under)— over Germany In track and field, 40 In thrill of swimming meet. Won by big 14-3; 5-0. Murphy (K.); second. Pierce (K.)i to see Indianapolis, Columbus, third. Brown (W.). Americans were astonished 8. Forrest Towns, Georgia hurdler— St. Paul, 7-7; Milwaukee, 5-6. 60-yard dash iglrls 18 and under)— Germany take a big leap upward by breaking and tying world record In Kansas Won by Huff (K.l: second, tie between Minneapolis, 7-1; City, 3-2.1 Fuller (K.) and Little (W.). winning something like six firsts in 110-meter high hurdles in successive starts. 9. Earl Meadows—final pole vault against two crack Japs after dark M’Kenzie One of Walker through drizzling rain when Graber Youngest Cuppers and Sefton had fallen back—14 feet • Great news, men. Enormously increased business 3 inches under these conditions an a Thom McAn reduction. Starred Abroad When 19—Jones Never Beaten in Singles—Britain Yet to Win Series. astonishing performance. makes possible price Right 10. Gerhardt Stoeck, Germany— need new Fall shoes. when other A FEW sidelights on the which he played in the interna- both British and Americans than beating Finns in the javelin throw. when you Right /\ Walker Cup matches slated (Coprrisht. 1936 br the North American tional jousts, and was a potent in any previous matches ... He are Here's sensational of i \ for Wednesday and Thurs- Newspaper Alliance.) living costs rising. proof • * factor in the foursomes When records that Horton Smith lo6t 0 day at Pine Valley. Ro- Thom McAn's famous Bobby licked ’em three balls on one hole at Pine the absolute sincerity of Square % land MacKenzie, Congressional pro, they stayed South Atlantic.

at the of 19 was one of the licked ... He Phil .. the age whipped Per- Valley Probably, fifteenth, Macon. 7; Jacksonville, 6. Deal Policy—"Always the Lowest Possible Price!" ever to for kins 13 and 12 in beat hole on the with a youngest players play by 1928, longest course, Augusta. 8; Savannah, 0. either side.... He amazed the Brit- Cyril Tolley by 12 and 11 in 1926 water carry from the tee Columbus, 9-3: Columbia, 2-4. Remember—the Thom McAn standard of quality ish at St. Andrews in 1926 with the and Tolley again in 1930 9 Francis Oulmet, American cap- by Piedmont. .-, length of his tee shots, lost in the and 8. tain, is the only player who has Rocky Mount, 6; Portsmouth, 1. is unchanged. The outstanding quality f singles and with Bob Gardiner won America lost only one match in appeared in all Walker Cup con- guaranteed Richmond, 12-3; Norfolk, 7-3. r the deciding point in the foursomes, the 1928 series at Chicago, where tests, he even played in the first that has made Thom McAns outsell all other shoes Asheville, 6; Durham, 5. , j, sinking a 10-foot putt on the home Tony Torrance beat Chick Evans, informal one in 1921 in which 1 green to enable the United States to 1 up, in the singles Two Tommy Armour played for Brit- in America. You save safely on Thom McAns. Come win by 6 to 5. The youngest matches, in 1923 and 1926. have ain Dr. W. Tweddell, British

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