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■ The U. S. BEATS GERMANY IN DAVIS CUP DOUBLES MATCH l Sports aside to* make room for foupi and speedier talent. TO BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap 0. s. STRONG • • • l Spade AMERICANS I HOOKS And the Girls! Not long ago Stella Walsh, fee m IAL EUSTAGB AND Cleveland girl sprinter who decided BE IN FINALS IN WEIGHTS to aooept the Polish emblem foe ■ ■■■■■■■■■I the coming games. loM ms ah* anti- kind of com- PAAVO NURMI Is still the storm cipated the hardest Conner SLIDES ath- •enter of an amateur row, but he Allison and Van Ryn Win Sexton, Anderson, petition from the German girl will letes. “They go In for athletic* more probably be qualified for the 6-4 Expected To Take Easily By 6-3, the of Olympics. Let him run, we say, this Following quickly warning than the girls of other countries," Points win- “•mateur* hooey is the bunk these And 6-1 Many Mel Sheppard, U. S- Olympic she said. ner at London in 1908, u> “watch Frau Thimm haa done 13 aeoonda days. There Is no difference be- j Great Britain in the middle-dlr- In the 100 me term That equals tween the amateur and profession- STATE ROLAND GARROS. tanoe events," comes word from world record time. *1—except the professional gets his BY ALAN GOULD Paris. July 23. —'The United that for Btrfc- direct and the amateur Press London England* strength Frauleln Hau*. Frauleln pay gets won the doubles (Associated Sports Editor) hi* 1 States today the games at Loa Angeles holts and Frauleln Plrch have cov- Indirectly. We get a big laugh KOkJtRl HEaMHOtfl LOS coming match to take a lead of two to one I<0#Y ANGELES, July 23.—uP>— be on the hurdles tr> 11.3 out of the fact that Jim Thorpe was will concentrated entirely ered the 80-meter over Germany in the Interzone Tme Cornish BUctewgR, In each of the three principal' track events. disqualified years ago because he seconds- That’s fancy stepping final of Davis cup play, Wtlmer weight tossing events of the Olym- Mr- this column’s played in a semi-pro baseball game. QDNS10E«Epa/M^,rTte- Milton Bronner, Sisters Frauleln Ellen and Inft Allison and John Van Ryn defeat- track and field Be set an all-time record in the: (jQ&& tfew/uJEMT pic program, the observer in England writes that Braumuller will be at Los Angeles. ing Daniel Prenn and Oottfried United States has only one out- “Great Britain, the very com- rec- Olympics to see it erased be- U>AS W40CKEO by Ellen holds the world Javelin only Von Cramm 8-3, 6-4. 6-1. I. Of MLTfME, standing competitor with a chance of its team, has cause he had played a game of position given up ord for women Inge is Germany** The American combination, vet- #i *»» to on the basis of latest make a -'‘OOT Fn£ TiM£$ win, hope of taking from the United best •etni-pro ball. Nurmi has m girl high Jumper. erans of three Davis cup cam- performances. tates are all-around championship living—and a good one —cut of his held the upper hand These are Leo Sexton in the but the belief exists that “amateur" races for years. His rec- paigns. record, throughout, except for one game John Anderson In the will come ords are still on the books and he shotput several Briish runners In the second set when the Ger- discuss and Frank Conner in the with titles. will probably compete again this away Olympic mans led 3-2. and sent the United hammer throw. All three carried year. Lo, the poor Indian! States into the final two singles the colors of the New York Ath- Title Meet Disappointing matches favored to win and chal- letic club to victory In the national ONE OP NURMI S stunts was in •The British Olympic Association Prance for tne trophy. championships and final tryouts. the of the team ( charging "expenses” to track mees lenge left composition “IN >UR Brilliant individual and masters Sexon's principal rival for Amer- much to the Amateur Athletic over the country. He would start very Allison and Van ican Herman holds at New York and make meets ail of double strategy, shotputting honors, Associations, which a great eight games in Brix failed to The 235- summer in Lon- over the country. His expenses at Ryn yielded only qualify. athletic meet every and became as each of the meets Included a ticket the match stronger pound former Georgetown star has don. From the standpoint of win- ALLEY” After 53 feet was a dis- to and from New York. And Jim the match continued. losing consistently approached ners, this year’s meet of the third set. this and should have a in that of the played In a ball game! the first game year great appointment, none • • to end the at • they won six straight battle with least two of the British athletes reached Olympic Congratulations— WE ARE NOT censuring Nurmi. contest. highly-touted foreign entries—Emil standards in the field events. For min- Hirschfield of They all do It. The Olympics should The match required only 40 Germany, present that reason, and also for reason* of To the winners— utes to and necessitated the holder of the world record of 52 it was decided to send no be an open competition anyway. Aa play economy, an exhibition con- feet 7 1-2 which Sextan events- British And to the losers— Oldvpic champion is generally re- scheduling of Inches, competitors in those test to the crowd some enter- has beaten three times in to track garded as a world champion—but give competi- strength will be confined tainment. and Franz the Czecho- We would say— that is not the case as long as tion; Doutia, events.- pro- both of whom slovakian fessionals, that is open profession- The Germans, entry who has also The ace of the English sprint- showed There’s no discredit— als. are not admitted. It is the played singles yesterday, bounced the 18-pound iron ball to ing team, according to Mr. Bronner. the effects of their hard matches. record distances. is F. P. Reid, little Scot •ame thing as a light “champion” gallant In losing a hard fought who conveniently draws the color Von Cramm never had a chance If there is such a thing as discus from the Atlanta Club. Reid lid ]lfM> to make his cunning net game destiny, it points to an Olvmplc 100 vards in 9.9 t conds, beating E battle— effective and the gymnastics of GmE$v'ZlMMV" triumph for riant John Anderson, L. Page of the Blackheath Harriers THE “AMATEUR* ideals of the Prern availed little against the former Cornellian who was Just a and E C. Fuller of the Great Yar- Better luck next timei but there Americans who held the court like good runner-up until this spring mouth Athletic club inches. He Olympics are wonderful ZIMMERMAN, by ' a Anderson 230-meter To winner and loser— will be very few men in the games j fort and played fine tennis legless Swimmer, suddenly got that “some- also won the assignment who have not made money out of throughout. thing extra” into his throws and by defeating Page ar*ln. and S E. Swam k» co^secuKve hasn’t over those whose their sport careers. Nurmi, the j Allison and Van Ryn both nlay- been beaten this vear, suc- Kng.ehirt of the York Harriers, Including ED PflCRiUG A the in Z2 *r.*.-*nds. Reid. greatest runner known to the world ed top-flight tennis, with Allison hours IN HONOUXU fboL ROMMEL, cessively getting off throws of lfl , furlcagr favorites— 1897 especially work over- feet, 1R3 and 165 on Ills victorious Fuller and will da up to now, was born June 13, doing good MS GAMES. lco< PART Page, Lr.glehart old He married head and at service. It we* a r^al way through the sectional all of at Los and is thus 35 years Hdavs And H hours ••IN 11 DOUBLE PLANS'- and, England's sprinting Won or lost— in May this year, which is said to comeback for the Texan from Vs final tryouts. Ar» .5- the track Indifferent Thev are about ready to con- denote that he will leave j play at Wimbledon PHUADElPWA aJSleT,5 tuen. whereas Trunis federaM-m. said Jean Bo- New York outpointed Eddie Sha- high barriers will be D O. Finlay on the Tiger diamond now the world record tor the same rofra would hr drafted for n’av Sundayj piro New York. (10>. Dave Shad* of the Royal Air Force and R. S morning. distance is 820,4. Alter this first despite h!s and that California, outpo'ntad Charlie Harper of the Achilles Club. protests Franc The For and com- Agriculturists have made Major Leadership (Trader) Horn. Jersey (6u Lord is the mem- Nurmi trained would face the winner of th*» in- j City. Burghley only appearance several additions to their squad peted for five years be lore he began j terzone final with the old and ■ PITTSBURGH —Ted Yarosz. Mo- ber of the current British team left autumn which are expected to improve the other British to attract attention, in the tried combination of Henri Cochet, NEW YORK. July 23.—WV-'The Foxx. 120, Simmon* 88, Klein 81; naca. Pa. outpointed Lope Tenorio. over from 1928 Those a sudden for- club materially. (10). Everillo. heroes. Harold M. Abrahams. Eric of 1919 he made leap Jacques Bruarron and Borotra. great inicr-leagu;* duel doubles—Paul Waner 39; Worth- Philippines. Jacques and alujjglng Puerto H. G. A. Lowe and ward in his development by seeais to have settled oo*n to the Rico, outpointed Young Liddell, Douglas MAJOR ington, Braves, 33; Porter, Indians, 1 of 1920 he was for his LEAGUE LEADERS Rudy. Charleroi. (8). Jack E. I on don, were forced to apring ready THE RIC.nT TI>TE basis on which Philadelphia's aces. 31; fctolen bases— Chapman, 25; Pa., step 1 (By The Associated Press; first Olympic. “I have only 10 minutes and T Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics and White P. National League Blue, Sox, 14; Waner, * hardiv know where to begin," said I Cliucjt Klein of the Phillies intend fitripp, Brooklyn, and Frisch, Car- time he has been Batting—P. Waner. Pirates. .365; SINCE THAT the speaker. to fight it out all summer. dinals, 13. records raiore. Hurst, Phillies, .355. breaking and making “Begin at the ninth minute.", Foxx got some aid from a team- Behind Foxx there was a real are: Runs—Klein, Phillies, 101; Terry, His official list of world records shouted a bored man In the back of the for American hit- Giants; Bartell, Phillies, and mate. A1 Simmons. In improving race the league prices you 3000 m. 8 20.4 5000 m. 14 28,2; 10,- the audience. Hurst, T AUT1? C^T Phillies, 66. American league's position this ting honors and after yestetdavs 000 m. 30.06,2; 15.000 m. 46 49.6 ; 20,- Runs batted Phillies. week while Paul Waner of Pitts- games the contestants lined up as 000 m. 1.04.38,4; half hour run, 9.- in—Klein, 83. burgh. leading batter of the Na- follows: Walker, Tigers. 339; Mi i- WIWIi^T EVER PAID 91; Hurst, 957 m.; one hour run. 19.210 m.; 2 Phillies, Hits—Klein, P. tional league, did his best to help p«h. Senators. 338; Bums. Browns, miles 8.59.5; 3 miles 14.1U; 4 miles Babe to Phillies, 140; Try Waner, Pirates, 133. Klein along. 337: Jolley. Red Sox. .334; Avenll. 19.15,6; 5 miles 24 06,2; six miles 29- Doubles—P. Simmons work in piling up 106 Indians. .333: Cramer. Athletics, for mlle6 50.15. In addition Waner, Pirates, 39; GOODYEARS! 36,4; 10 Golf Next to both in scor- Athletics, dis- Worthington. Braves. 33. runs lead leagues 331; Simmons, .330; holds 16 Indoor records for LOS ANOELES. July 23.—m Phillies, Her- ing gave the Junior circuit a slight Gehrig. Yankees. .325; Dickey, Yan- tances between 1 1-8 to 4 miles- Triples—Klein, 14; need to Mildred (Babe Dldrickson, who 13. edge in the records for Foxx’s bat- kees. 323. TVTOW—no worry altonf —i——— ■ "■» — 0 man. Reds, is willing to say anytime and any average .368. The rest of the National Stolen bases—P. Waner, Pirates; ting of through yes- league’s X 1 old, risky tires no need to place that she will win three terday's games, was the best In “first ten” was Hurst. Phillies, 355; Stripp, Dodgers; Frisch, Cardinals. wonder whether Owls vs. Rio Hondo events in the Olympic games tor 13. •ither leagues although four points Klein. .349: O'Doul, Brooklyn. they'll bring yon her Uncle Samuel, said she The Brownsville Owls, a nine today Pitching—Swetonic, Pirates, 11-2; below his mark of a week ago. .346: Travnor. Pirates. 344: Lom- home from Is out for the eafeJy every trip— oomposed mostly of high school going women’s Wameko, Cubs, 14-3. Jimmie continued to top the bardi. Reds. .340; Ott. Giants. .335: national golf title next year. when ran GOODYEAR boys, wLll take on a Rio Hondo American League majors with 39 home runs and 120 Stenhenson. Cubs. .333: V. Davis. yon get been out ten on the St. Francis “I’ve only times." Batting—Foxx. Athletics, .368; runs batted in while Ben Chap- Phillies. 330, and L. Waner, Pir- valors at these aggregation said the Texas Mt«a bargain prices. ctreet diamond Sunday afternoon. 19-year-old Walker, Tigers, 339. man of the Yankees was far ahead ates, 329. who won five national cham- hoskv fall oversize The teams spilt a twin-bill at Runs—Simmons. Athletics, 106; in base stealing. Klein gave the Vernon Gomer of the Yankees Big, tires, built pionships in the women’s track with Rio Hondo last Sunday. Foxx, Athletics, 99. National league the lead 140 continued to lead both leagues in with patented Goodyear and field meet at Chicago last Runs batted in—Foxx, hits and his 14 triples tied the nitching with 16 victories and four Super- Athletics, twist Cord. TEXANS BEATEN Saturday, “but I shoot around 82 120; Simnv ns, Athletics, 98. mark of Buddy Myer. American defeats. Steve Swetonlc of Pitts- Lifetime guaranteed, or 23 — 83. Tie first time I handled Hits—Foxx. Athletics, Sim- leader. Paul Waner con- burgh led in the National league DBS MOINES. Ia.. July 135; league balanced for long, even wear. a stick T did 90. mons. 132. tinued to lead them all with 39 race with eleven victories and two —Nelson Mclntnch and Bill Kiley Athletics, And “\I7 events? Javelin, high — If of Kansas City advanced to the Jump Doubles Porter, Indians, 31; doubles. defeats. Easy Payments, yon wish! and could semi-finals In the doubles of the hurdles. I win the Johnson, Red Sox and Campbell, Klein led his league In five de- too Iowa state tennis tournament to- discus throw if my coach Browns, 27. partments and Foxx had four firsts WHAT HF ASKS TOR would day. defeating the Texas team. let me compete.” Triples—Myer, Senators, 14; Laz- and a second. The various high- SHETKY AL: I like klwe* with a GOODYEAR 11. George Bullnlg. San Antonio and AAAAAAAAAAAA zeri, Yankees, marks were; runs—Simmons. 106. smack to them. SPEEDWAY.. SPECIALS pachal Walthall, Austin, 6-2, 6-3. Home runs—Foxx, Athletics, 39; Klein 101, Foxx. 99; hits—Klein. CAREFUL SAL: That’s Just what Ruth. Yankees, 26. 140; Foxx, 135, Paul Waner 133, you'll get if you try to kiss me.— MONDAY and TUESDAY Stolen bases--Chapman, Yankees, Simmons, 132: runs batted In— Pathfinder. LOW PRICES 25; Blue. White Sox, 14. I Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, 16-4; "T •"»7~7 TT *77* TTr *TTr TT T/ TV 777 TT fT 1T*r"' Han

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