Presence Cox Will Stir Interest in Competition Among D. C. Pros of Wiffy -—————■—1^——m^mA 20 Years amo Ago Yank Is Sensation at Wimbledon STOEMfflJ IN THE STAB. GOES roil COMEDY Proving REAL' FACED bit PtRWt MILLERdtf^^St " jes^j»ss?w3 WASHINGTON climbed into the Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. * first division yesterday when RE opening day of the ban aea- Tom Bandog, Harvey Jones, Jim Haltl- Bert Oallia held the Yankees to O. live hits while hie mates BUT BANGS 'EM IN BY MM* son—yesterday—In our neck of gan, B1U Domer, Jim Duffey, T. pounded OAKLAND, Cali}., July 2_ the woods found the Shenan- Nichols. Bob Pyle, A. O. Keyser, Bur- out a 5-3 victory In New York. doah River clear and the Po- ton MUler and the writer. Henry, Milan, Oandil and Oallia Here’s Don Budge, 19-year-old connected safely twice for the sen- Rated Match tomac slightly cloudy at Harpers Perry. The fish just were not striking on New Kenwood Tutor tennis star, his style With Mme. Mathieu while flashing The river around Washington also was Southwest Middles. The water was In ators, Roger Feckinpaugh led the Yankees' Best Player in World during recent tournament Likely to Determine Her a little cloudy, thla condition begin- great condition, but the day terribly attacc with a play in California. The ning Sunday. No reporta about the hot. After leaving Southwest Middles brace or singles. of baas have been re- but Either Jim Shaw or With Irons. youngster eliminated H. W. Comeback Status. landing any we motored back to Cedar Point, Doe Ayres Long ceived, but we understand that boat- here, again, we were disappointed in was to take the mound today for "Bunny” No. 2 British BY W. R. McCALLUM. Austin, By tbs Associated Prase. men in different sections, particularly not catching more and larger hard- the Nationals against Bill Pleh. ace, in quarter-final play in July 2.—Helen Will* In West Virginia, predict the best fish- head. We did land enough to keep us New York hurler. man who is going to take Moody, former American cham- ing season in several years. Interested, and one sea trout, a small Mike over A1 Houghton’* old post at England yesterday. Manager Macdonald has faced a hurdle to- According to Joe Fletcher, no rock- one about 1 was added Kenwood is going to make pion, high weighing pound, announced the following players flsh were caught In the river In the to the catch. on the links an LONDON.day In her quest for the Wim- will start for the Tempelltee to- THEcompetition that the final ol Club, ha* announced bledon title, in Mme. Rene vlrtnity of Chain Bridge Sunday. This Interesting job for the remainder of single* Our boat captain told us he had morrow In their Muonic gama the Argyle Invitation tournament. In* Mathieu of France, aeeded fifth, Just may have been due to the cloudy con- the local professionals. cared for a party that landed 500 against the Outlanders: West, Bamey and Tony Latona behind Mra. dition of the water, but we are of the volving Moody. hardhead on these grounds Friday Dampler, D. Macdonald, A. Mac- Cox, the Dyker Beach (N. Y.) rock have fin- Wifly \ would be played at 2:30 Thursday opinion that the larger We received from Sol- who takes life and Mr*. Moody, attempting a comeback night. reports donald, Dodge, Byrd. M. Macdonald comedian-golfer, All are welcome. ished their mission and de- after two years of idleness Spring omons Island saying that and Thompson. Walker, McCarthy, with a heigh-ho, but is a serious nearly yesterday golf j Schedule. parted for points In salt water. is Today's which followed her injury and default early Sunday the fish continued on a Spicer, Leverton, Tomey, Kirk, and fine competitor, nevertheless, and were not SIiiiIh. to ha* Saturday Sunday pro- but that in the Riston and into the local field some Helen Jacobs at Forest Hills, hunger strike, early Newham, Hard ester due to inject Cootn v». Miry By*" ductive for the majority of 4 o'clock—Miry shown flashes of her former brilliance daye evening they resumed their usual are to start for the Outlanders. real big-time golf when he assumes 415 o clock—Bobsey Turney v*. Sari We attribute thla to the fact and saw in anglers. were some within a week or Moore. tennis experts today's habits and many caught, A1 the Kenwood berth that the extremely hot weather haa Handlboe, former local sand- Coaaolatioaa. match a true test of her present play- of the boats returning with 200 to 250 lot diamond who hu 10 days. had its effect on the fish. It enables star, been 4 o’clock—Frances Hollander ve. Vlctorli lng ability. hardhead. with Savannah In the an on them to all the food want playing Wiffy has reached agreement Eynon _ get they 5 o’clock—Jane Anne Ortesbauer vi In another match, South Atlantic will suc- financial matters with the club Golf quarter-finals and they are lazy. What la greatly League, Carter. Myerbofi va. Mar THE Fire Ken- Funny Hattla Miss Jacobs encountered Mile. J. Silver Spring Department' ceed Perry Llpe as manager of Committee and the O. K. of the aaret Wallace. Dorothy Bewtrom vi needed now to better fishing is a good 1 Ameri- figured It was too hot on Sunday that club. wood Board more or less is a for- Dorothy Kingsbury. Jedrsejowska of Poland. The blow of wind for about 24 hours. Then Doubles. can tltlist was to win for fires to break out and decided mality which will be disposed of with- expected easily. the blues, sea trout and hardhead toy 6:1ft o’clock—Dorette Millar and Dorothy Round of England, top to go fishing. Six of the firemen in a few days. *n<1 JUri would commence to strike In large Moore v*. Eleanor Craven ranked, and Joan Hartlgan of Aus- motored to Shady Side and engaged The Cox man is a big-time golfer Kronman. Mary Oootes and Bobsey Turne, numbers. had aa their guide Capt. J. L. Golds- va. Frances Bassatt and Mary Ryan. ranked and Stam- one of Robert E. Lee’s boats for sense of the word. So far in tralia, eighth, Kay Capt. borough and could have landed a In every Yesterday’! Results. mers of England, sixth seeded, and a trip across Chesapeake Bay to Pop- number of his links career a ■ nor oaturaay ine original "C. c. hardheads, but It was rock major championship Singles. Hilda Krahwlnkel Sperling of Ger- lar Island, and as usual, did not make has eluded him. but there are plenty Sissies,” headed C. C. or nothing for them. Quarter-finals—Ban Moore seeded second, were by Llpp, any mistake. over | many, opponents of fine players scattered the land Clara Tabler. tt—2. «—*■ Mary OoOtM 0» our host for the day, put out from Some good size rock are being —3. ft-—•*; Mar in other matches. catch was 193 hardhead who never have won the national tested Dorette Miller. Their total landed on the bers above Colonial Ryan defeated Frances Bassett, .—6. 0—1 Solomons Island for a trip to South* as in from to open. Such men. for example, west Middles. The new boat of ranging weight 1V2 3^ Beach. At least some were Doubles. la Sensation. Capt. caught MacDonald Smith, Bobby Cruickshank Budge pounds, all caught with shrimp. last Quarter-flnels—Dorette Miller and Sari Preston Woodburn was engaged for the week, among them one that tipped as a Emil I 'T'HE unseeded Donald Budge of the and Henry Picard. Wiffy, pro at Moora defeated Mareot Hagner and outing. The distance to Southwest "We furnished almost the entire the scales at 18 pounds. Our report for Davis tl—1 ft—1: Frances Bsssett am United 8tates, was the sensation a Maryland club, will be eligible am of 811ver with fish, states that others Mai y'Ryan defeated Virginia Rodgrri Middles Is 30 or 35 miles from 8bl- population Spring j many ranging from fi—1: Betty Kronmai when he smashed his way | the Maryland State open champion- Funny Carter. «—0. yesterday onions, which we made In two hours. and the only reason we did not return two to five pounds also were and Eleanor Craven defeated Betsy Rowai | caught. when it comes next Pall. to an Impressive triumph over H. W. with more was that we ran out of ship along and Whitney Strayer. «—2. *'■ M»r } Prepared for a big day, with plenty Capt. Dewey Parkinson of Colonial defeated Con Austin of In a two- He will be the biggest threat to A1 Cootes and Bobsey Turney (Bunny) England of peeler and soft crabs—the soft crabs bait,” George Hamilton, one of the Beach was the lucky guide. nie Thompson and Dorothy Bergstrom string of wins in the tour- hour battle that saw a crowd of 18,000 told us. With Hamilton, were Houghton’s b—3. 0—2. for human consumption—this party party Beach tied the cheering wildly. Budge survived all ney since Ralph fished snd fished and succeeded In Arthur and Ernest Brandt, Bunny The District of Columbia Veteran man two years ago at Five his American teammates In the singles and Harold Harman and Donald Houghton landing a total of 62 hardhead, run- Druggists’ Association is haring its Harms and lost in the play-off. Any play by downing Austin, 3—6, 10—8, Swindell. ning from less than a pound to 3 annual outing today at Deep Cove, who can come within two strokes 6—4, 7—5. guy pounds. Some anglers are determined to where Dr. Philip Affleck la host. Vari- ■of grabbing the national open cham- The victory placed Budge in the Not a blue stuck his nose above land only one species of fish and will ous games are on the program, In- as Wiffy did in 1934 at Me- semi-finals with Perry, defending pionship. lT water all day long and no trout was not be no matter how many cluding a trip on the for the considered officials are diverted, bey isn't one to be bothered about a BY BILL DISMER, JR. ‘‘croocial." ■ Baron Gottfried von Cramm rion, champion; It was another of other kinds a In of to the finals tomorrow caught. Just these may be caught. Such anglers quest hardhead. A num- little matter like a State champion- GIVE UP. planning play of Germany and Jack Crawford of bad days. party fished Saturday afternoon off ber of boxing contests are listed, to As a critic, observer and re- or Thursday. Australia. ship. However, we had a wonderful boat Tall Timbers and landed a 12-pound be fought with eight-ounce gloves. A porter of sound tennis. I'm just —. ♦ — A Few trip on a Ane new craft equipped with rock. Those in this party were George crab feast with beer In the afternoon I a dam good fan, especially when Notes. Shines With Long Irons. for consolation tour- Piedmont. a 120, eight-cylinder Gray motor. L. Bidwell, H. J. Wichman, W. B. and a chicken dinner In the the before my eyes HTHANKS the evening objects passing * Portsmouth, 6; Richmond, 4. Those in the party were C. C. Whit* and J. J. will add to the /"'"OX is known among the pros as Else we'd be no Llpp. T. Graham. They' sntertalnment. are good-looking—even beautiful girls, nament. seeing the best of them all with the long j Scores romping about the courts like nymphs more of Virginia Rodgers and Funny Seeley of Dartmouth irons. He can handle the No. 1, No. in a fairy tale. Carter, who are easy on the eyes. 2 and No. 3 as well as man in the any Here, Just when I thought I had Both have been eliminated In both First Upset in Eastern world and his putting is good enough. and doubles. disciplined my mind, en route to the title singles Stationed for several years at a public Columbia Country Club, to observe Collegiate Tourney. course in Brooklyn, Wlffy has become former George only the technical points of the Frances Walker, one of the most popular pros in the well By th* Associated Pre*». matches In the District of Columbia Washington star, is teaming up "New York area and is regarded among after eliminated YORK. July 3—The women's annual net tourney, the first with Mary Ryan being Yes Sir! Come hi and EASY T TMSand New York newspaper men handling in one of the early matches. Eastern intercollegiate tennis I see is a of lassies singles get thing bevy comely as a national didn't enter local tournaments were off to a golf potential champ. all resolutions vanish. Frances championships and my good the He is due to become Just that around last year, and this is her first impor- NEWflying start today with But things are happening among Washington. Certainly he is going to tant appearance since 1933. word around to watch Ralph E. Seeley this group of beauties, and in order toss a lot of life into the local com- of Dartmouth, unseeded entrant. that "my public” may keep abreast of petitive situation, which long has been Connie Thompson, who is arranging had to the tourna- In the feminine tennis Seeley forego developments and dominated by Houghton and one or the matches, recording the scores ment last year because of hla medical situation, let me outline them briefly. COMPETITIVE two others. aiding the press in every possible way, studies, but he stepped Into the play Has Opportunity. Just what will become of the Na- Big took a little of her “spare'' time yes- yesterda'y to eliminate Fourth Seeded to substitute for Alice Stern tional Capital open championship, for 'T'ODAY Bobsy Turney faces her big terday Dave Geller of New York University. J from Baltimore, who didn't to the past four years Washington’s big- opportunity to make her mark In appear New York State Intercollegiate cham- with In the gest pro tourney, hasn’t yet been made this annual tournament when she play Dorothy Bergstorm pion, 6—4, 8—6. and score the first doubles. Connie and Dot lost to FOR YOUR known, but there is every probability faces Sara Moore, recent champion upset in the tournament. that with to work in a semi- Bobsy Turner and Mary Cootes, but Wlffy it up it will of the city of Washington, Edward J. De Gray, a Brooklyn, as all. Some next Fall a has maybe It's just well, after be played again on “big- final match. Now, Bobsy already N. Y, resident, representing the Uni- one does have to act as generalissimo. On the new ger-and-better-than-ever” schedule. If put one favored player out of com- versity of North Carolina, and Gardner JULY 4th TRIP! genrine Sara Moore has a suggestion for it is held, the dates will be November petition, having defeated Anna Dayett; of Miami University also were Clara Tabler. After defeating Miss Mulloy 9 and 10, and again the tourney will and Dorothy Bergstrom, and if she's In yesterday'! play. Tabler as she did In outstanding be over the 54-hole route. On the in the mood there's no telling what yesterday. Just the of tournament, De Gray lost to Norcroas Tilney open tourney matter Hot Springs, Va- may happen today. City Washington half as of Princeton, third seeded, but not is coming into the tournament picture The other semi-final match brings Sara said that if Clara played her own sex as she does until he had shown flashes Of tennis next Fall, with an open affair for together the two Marys, Cootes and hard against the men she’d be a that threatened defeat for the fa- 12,500 on September 19 and 20. Ryan. They play at 4 o’clock, 15 min- against greater success. vorite. He last, 6—8, 6—0, 6—2, after FREE their -•- utes before Bot»y and Sara start losing control of the drives and vol- | | racket swinging. I state BIG TILT AT And if I may be bold, may leys that bewildered Tilney at first. COLESVILLE. no iui tuc uuuuico, uici q a a tvui sics that. In my opinion, the City of Wash- Mulloy drew a bye In the first ment that's progressing! Beginning and the winner of Colesvllle Cardinals will meet the ington champion round and then used a hard, fiat only yesterday, they already are In will be one Mount Rainier Grays on July 4 on the current tournament drive and overhead smash to defeat the semi-finals. the eight teams en- the Colesvllle diamond at 1:30 and the same girl! William Whyte, 8warthmore, 6—1, tered finding themselves playing quar- TUBE o'clock. 6—0. ter-finals in the first round. The Getting back to the men for a mo- teams of Dorette Miller and Sara ment, Barney Welsh didn't go up to For team honors Princeton and OUTFIELDERS SOUGHT. Moore, Prances Bassett and Mary Providence after all. and we can't say Dartmouth took the lead In yester- WITH EVERY TIRE Ryan, Eleanor Craven and Betty that we blame him after his five hours day's play with three points each. had two and Two outfielders are needed by the Kronman and Bobsy Turner and Mary of toll last Sunday. Columbia Pennsylvania, Congress Heights Juniors. 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