II. S. IN DAVIS BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap U. S. CHAMPS CUP FINALS DDE TO FALL SOCIETY I Americans Given Chance Finns Slated to Win In To Wrest Honors Decathlon And From France Javelin Recent Bride PERSONALS Dinner Party PARIS. July 85.—CffV- For the For B. Tibbs BY ALAN GOl'LD Complimented Mr and Mrs Forrest Street and fourth time in five years, the — (Associated Press Sport* Editor I daughter. Dorothy Pearl have re-1 United States has qualified to turned from a three weeks visit LOS ANGELES. July 25.—(A*)— HARLINGEN. 28,-Mn B. challenge France fc>r the Davis Hostess in Missouri. July Although the chief American en- By • • • Choate honored Burton Tibbs on tennis cup, emblematic cf world the of hit 21st birth- tries have surpassed Olympic rec- Mrs. M Meyers of Ft. Brown anniversary supremacy. k-ETl day. at her home on the Ranger- 99*2 1 ords in the Javelin and world rec- LOS FRESNOS. July 25.—Mrs. has returned from a visit with her i Uncle vllle with a dinner Three times since 1927 Wm. Stier and Mrs. C. H. Kyle mother in Little Rock. Ark. highway, party. <&mS) CAME^OPTo ords in the decathlon, the home- Mr. Tibbs is in service at Fort Barn’s forces have tried unsuccess- i assisted Mrs. E. R. Barr Wednesday • • • OLDER SRoTrtERHAJ^-HAfi^V. bred* find themselves in the un- Mrs. Brown. to wrest the from ^^ at the latter’s home honoring fully trophy Tfte Srg and Mrs. Jerry Callahan had The table was with Tfe BEftfeR AT The nm1 fortunate position of being out- Theadore Barr, a recent bride. appointed Prance's defenders and they will ^ as their guest Sunday. Bill Klestel roses. Guests were Misses Alice, TIME classed in each event by the robust Luncheon was served to Mesdames ts SPE^>^ j of New Orleans. The afternoon was I Wilie and Beatrice have another opportunity Friday. sons of Finland. De Zumwali, J. Zumwalt, W. B. Bandy, Gladys UifcJTOF *»RS EXPERIENCE uWiLE^te ' spent at the beach. Mr Klestel Is Stubbs. Lorlta and Frances and Sunday. Two of the surest bets in the Palmer. O. D. Jenings. W. C. Oliver. Graves, Batuday VoiHWER WALKER IS oID£M6 t^ In the Valley with a party and ! Messrs White, Weldon Olympic track and field competi- E. A. G. DeveTS. A. A. Clay Case, The Americans' narrow margin : Oliver, to leave for New „..RJ6 ItjNbUe SWDOM are that G. planned Monday Gary Owens, Robert and Burton tion. starting next Sunday, ; Laughlin, B. Gorden, R. Blngley. of over Germany in the > /X _ Orleans. Tibbs. victory Akilles Jarvlnen will outpoint his Blngley. R. DeBusk. F. V. Ivey, E. Inter-zone finals concluded yester- | • • • • • e countryman, Paavo Yrjola. for the Wilites. Wm. Andersen. C. Chase. the result of a complete fail- j Mrs. A H and day, decathlon crown and that his J Farmer. W. H. Hollon, C. W. Arceneaux party INVITATIONS ure by Frank Shields in his of Church Point, arrived m Big younger brother, Mattl Jarvlnen, Pfeiffer, E. N. Lipe. G. B. Waller. O. La., OUT FOR PARTY two ma.ches, left the Brownsville for a singles will win the with a new Wall. S. E. Barr. Wall of San Sunday few days Mrs. Marian Baurmann ha* a javelin Floyd strength of the invading squad visit. issued invitations for a record toss. Agustine and Misses Lucy Lipe, • • • bridge- of subject debate. "Jarring Jim" Bausch. the rug- Ruth DeBusk. Margaret Gordon. supper party, a' the Women's the fact Ellsworth Vines. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Only ged former Kansas University star. I Geneva Palmer, Lula Devers and Tandy and building on Friday, July 29. Jr, American and Wimbledon Elizabeth Ann returned • is the best decathlon entry the: Charlotte Kobble. daughter, • • to win both • • • from the beach where champion, was able DBA has had since Jim Thorpe. Saturday PERSONALS his tilts turned the tide had had a cottage at Del Mar singles Bausch ran up 8103 points, better- SERVICE CLUB they Mrs. C. Carston of Houston, ir for the United States. Wllmer for two weeks. ing Yrjola's listed record, in the HOST TO HUSBANDS spending two weeks with her sister, Allison and Johnny Van Ryn made • • • final American tryout*. Members of the Woman's Service Mrs H. P. Pittman and Mr. Pitt- the final score three matches to Mrs. Ethel Bates has had as her In the Javelin. Malcolm Metcalf club entertained husbands Wed- man. two by winning their doubles en- guests recently her mother. Mrs. J. of Dartmouth and Kenneth Church- nesday evening at the home of Mrs. A L. Harl sleft Friday far Ban An- counter in straight sets. L. Hunt of Hillsboro and her sister, ill of San Francisco surpassed the Frank Kretz, about 70 being present. tonio on a business trip. Vines clinched the series by de- Mrs. Earl Moore of Fort Worth. Olympic standard with throws of1 After ’mulligan stew”, pie, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dunlap left Baron Gottfried von Cramm, serving left feating 219 and a social hour was They Saturday. for for an extended approxmiately 220 feet, j cake and coffee % • « Friday Lullng, 8-6. 6-3. 9-7. 6-3. The closing respectively. In the final tryouts. enjoyed. visit with Mrs. J. K. Moore, mother match, with nothing at s*ake, saw • • • Dr- and Mrs. T. of Lee Bartlett, third qualifier, threw Spedlmayr of Mrs. Dunlap, and her sister. the veteran Dr. Daniel Prfnn give New York left Saturdav on the 214 feet. PLAN PARTY Miss Mary Moore. Shields a tennis lesson, 6-1, 6-0. Pan-American plane for Fort These distances may be good FOR FRIDAY Misses Lorlta and Prances Graves, 6-8. 6-2 Worth. a of Fort Worth, are of their enough for point or two but The members of the Los Fresnos • • • guests Shields’ coPapse, leaving Ameri- aunt. Mrs. B. at her hom* they do not compare with the latest met at the home of Choate, ca with only one dependable singles Altar society Mr. and Mrs Roy Shultx and Mr. performance of Matti Jarvinen, after- in South Harlingen. player, made it highly probable Mrs. J. Radke Wednesday and Mrs. D. K. Clint left by motor who has been averaging close to noon. the business session plans there will be a change in the line- At Sunday for a two weeks visit to Makes You \ Defosns Wff-Sfemta 240 feet, or his countryman, Eino made for an entertainment to Forget up before the series with France. were points in California. voOfie ooT^eLoeR. vdho Penttila, who has exceeded the be held at the Francis Schmidt • • • You Have False TeetK There was a strong belief that y? ^ present world mark of 255 feet, held home Friday evening. Relreshments Don't about false teeth Wllmer Allison wilt supplant Shields ft CRdWCX^Thg Top VcR~ Roy Mansfield was called to San worry your by the Swedish star, were or Faa- at one Lundquist. served. Antonio Satu.day the death of rocking, slipping wabbling. Jr least singles engagement. TftE Af*ERlCtol iBMrJE + • m by a friend. a new French squad was announced He left by plane. teeth, improvad powder, "A| ..xSWllMfl K*iORS"*' MRS. LAUGHLIN holds them firm and comfortable yemrday as Jean Borotra, Henri p CLUB HOSTESS Dr. and T. all No taste or Cochet. Jacques Brugnon and weather"'"!. Mrs W Tanner. ATm. day. gooe>, pasty was hostess and Eat. and talk with Christian Boussus. j Mrs. A. A. Laughlin Tanner, Jr. Miss Jane Tanner feeling laugh to the members of the of New York City are new arrivals comfort. Get Fasteeth from Inter- For east Texas—Generally fair last week Fresnos Home Demonstration In Brownsville and will a national Drug Co., or your drug- TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS and continued warm in interior; Los spend members and six vi- short time here. near the coast Mon- club. Eleven gistadv. (By The Associated Press) partly cloudy W. C. I sitors were present. Mrs. Hitters day night and Tuesday. Leading Stier was chairman of the program. AB. H. Light to fresh southerly winds on Avg. Refreshments were served. Visitors Medwick. Houston.. 421 154 .366 Gomez the coast. DALLAS HAS Lefty Defeats were Mrs. B. Corden and daughter Fox. Beaumont ..... 395 153 359 H. RIVER FORECAST Margaret. Mesdames Lupton, Washington. Tyler... 209 74 .354 A. E. Potts, C. Bu- There will be no material change Horace Watson, Peel, Houston 396 139 .351 F. Henderson. Mrs. G. Grove In 9-3 Battle In the river the next 24 to chen and S Pitchers during 28. Leading — 36 hours. Echneider will be hostess July W L. Avg. 5-GAME LEAD • • • Flood Presrnt 24-Hr <4-Hr APPRECIATION Beau mo:.A ... 8 3 .727 Schulz, BY GAYLE TALBOT I ed the Caa iUian’s sixth consecutive SUE** State Ciiane Ha PERSONALS Rowe. Beaumont .... 12 5 .706 Associated Press Spurts Writer win over the Athletics this year. Eagle Pass 16 1.8 0.0 .00 Miss Alent Goates and Lome Hamlin. 7 .667 Beaumont Defeated Twice Beaumont... 14 Lefty Gomez, who is less than two Joe Sew-ail led the Yankee attack Laredo 27 -0.8 0.0 .00 Moses, students at A. and I. college. Dallas. 6 3 .663 seasons lias risen to the a Garland, status of with five blows, including home Rio Grande 21 2.5 0.0 .00 Kingsvile, were home for the week Total hits: Medwick. Houston, By Clawing the game's greatest pitcher, finally run. Hidalgo 22 .00 end. _ . 154; Garms, Longview. 146. has achieved his most am- The defeat cost sec- Mercedes 20 5.1 and It is with a of that I wish to Cats burning Philadelphia 0.0 .00 Mr.