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FRIDAY^BIG Baseball Champions Courts All Next Week at Wimbledon Blake 0 lifomia Court Star PA, MA STRIBUNG Democrat-State Theater OUTSTANDING ELI Naugatuck Valley Net discuss *w. l: and Party For St. Mary’s ATHLETES GO OUT On Country Club Scores Shock Of Net FIGIfr WITH 1931 CLASS Play FRIDAY^BIG Baseball Champions Courts All Next Week At Wimbledon Blake 0. K. Wiih Frsd Loeser, Fay Vincent Play George Members of the championship St. Mary’s Parochial School baseball as Referee— team, with their coach, Harry Melvin, will be the guests of the Waterbury and Fritz Unehan Among The annual Naugatuck valley tennis championship will Wimbledon, England, June SO—(UP)—Helen Jacobs, the Georgians Democrat and Miss Julia Smith, manager of the State theater, Thursday Who Will Receive start on the courts of the Waterbury Country club next Mon- flashed a surprising upset in the Wimbledon Poison to Strib- Many Pacific coast star, Sharkey evening of this week at a State theater party tendered the youngsters to when nlay in the women’s is scheduled to begin. tournament to-day when she defeated the day singles woman’s singles ling Camp celebrate the third successive baseball championship won by a team from Diplomas Women’s doubles will start the following day with the singles British favorite, Betty Nuthall, G—2, 6—3. the Cole street Catholic school. New June 30.—Tale has in the men’s division on Doubles for the (By GEORGE KIRGSEY Haven, beginning Wednesday. the and their will see lost an unusual number of versatile _,_Girl V. 8. Champ. During the evening youngsters friends Kay men will start on (United Press Staff Correspondent) athletes al- Thursday. The husky Californian flashed a Ricardo Cortez and Paul in one of through graduation, June 30— Francis, Cavanaugh "Transgression” the track and tennis teams it is expected mat a record entry powerful game to conquer the girl ON HER GAME Geauga Lake, Ohio, though the latest and best on the cinema market. About 8:30 o’clock are In the will be secured In both the men's who last year went to the United With his chance at the heavyweight pictures competing England, golf team is the lntercol- States and annexed the American of will be made, the Democrat three-year trophy going just finishing and women’s events with the best championship JuBt three days away, presentation prizes at and the baseball JEFF CHAMP AGAIN legiates Chicago, In W. L. has a to the St. team for The Kathleen Crowley players the state battling com- not been estab- (Young) Stribling vague Mary’s permanent possession. series with Princeton and Harvard Jacobs had Provi- ^lli« Mrs air of a disinterested and valuable will be were extended until a week after petitors from New York, lished as the American favorite. detached party prize for the "most gentlemanly player” given Cap- was commencement. Measured by cap- dence, Worcester and I* x. Harper of San Francisco about him. of St. team, while John F. Tobin's Springfield, tain Charles Conway Mary’s Attorney taincies Vincent was perhaps the the No. 1 player of the Americans, To watch Stribling as he moves Fay Boston. Lee Wiley and Hobey Hyde caused will be divided between Ronald Connors of the Sts. Peter and Paul outstanding athlete of the class of and her elimination had about his camp, one would hardly prize will lead the Hartford contingent. But 1931, for he won two major sport some worry to the Americans. believe he was getting ready to fight and Harold Graham of the Sacred Heart group, who represent the squad, In leading the football Francis Smith will uphold the local Miss Jacobs today apparently re- Max Schmeiing for a title the Geor- captaincies most valuable on their respective teams. and baseball teams to Impressive vic- honors. turned to the peak of the game gia boy is easily the calmest perron players tories. His baseball nine captured All Over Connecticut Which made her the runner up to in the camp over the impending both the Harvard and the Princeton Tom Wilbur will represent Helen Wills in American Tennis battle—tho big chance of his career. Bridge- series, and his football team tied port, while an Imposing list of a few years ago. There were a couple of newspap- ratings SPIRIT LONOOS KEEPS HIS and Dartmouth and won into CARDINAL West Point names is coming from New Haven. The victory sent Miss Jacobs er men at his cottage last night from Princeton, although it lost to The entry list will remain all the semi-final round with an excel- talking about the fight Friday night open this Harvard. The class contained more this week for local and state names. lent chance to win the title with Fa and Ma Stribling, and Gene “TITLE” BEFORE members of several sport athletes may be sent to the tennis com- Her most serious competitors Lutz, the veteran trainer and race PULLS HARD GAME They year. than any which has been graduated In the quarter Anal rounds are horesman. mittee, Waterbury Country club, or left recently. In this distinction, the rec- Renee Mathleu, the hard hit- Not A Worry. to J. Francis Smith. Mile. ord of Fred Unehan stands out as star, and Frauleln Cilly Did Stribling have anything to say FIRE MAT FANS An Annual Event? ting French OUT OF THE 40,000 achievement. a headline Although This Aussem of Germany. about the fight? Is the second Naugatuck he won no captaincy, his football Miss Jacobs played a carefully Not a word. He came into the valley championship that has been British play at guard, when in his best game and kept her room after seeing a double-header Beat Giants in St Louis Greek Throws staged in Waterbury. Two years planned Street Men physical condition, was the strongest rival on the defensive throughout baseball game between the Yankees ago the first tournament was held. of any recent Tale lineman. He was match. She abandoned her cus- and Indianls, peeled off his shirt, Ninth — Cubs Lose to Steele in One Last year Waterbury secured the the Hour, also a basketball guard and center game and of- picked up a book entitled “Shackles state while the New Haven tomary hard hitting of troubled a foot- tourney' — skill, although by a mixture of cuts and lobs, of Flesh,” and stretched out on a Nine Minutes at Yankee Lawn club was rebuilding its burned fered Phils Robins Moving ball knee, and his batting and field- into repeated couch to read. club house. It is to make an luring Miss Nuthall featured-Tale’s baseball hoped to — — ing outfield errors. "They picked George Blake A’s and Senators Stadium New Attend- annual event now of the valley tour- _ Up He was the longest dis- A little. referee,” said Pa. “You remember campaign. nament. Tensed tance as well as the timeliest bats- started with a rush, win- HELEN JACOBS him don't you. W. L.?” Beaten ance Mark Helen man of the nine. He will leave the four games without he's all right,” replied W. ning the first "Yep, United States at oncse to continue sweater. She tantaliz- L. not even looking up from his removing her By LEO H. -PETERSEN By HENRY MeUEMORE the role of introducing the American with a floating cut ball book. ed Betty (United Press Staff Correspondent.) (United Press Staff Correspondent) game of football into Mexico, which K, of L. Chatter the English girl was unable CARDINALS OPPOSE “How does the fight look?” Pa which New York, Juno 30.— (UP)—If a was created by Rex Root, who has and usually netted Stribling was asked. New York, June 30—(UP)— to meet squarely just become a Wale football and the the court. to Go. team that won’t be beaten can't be dear old All ball sched- or sliced out of Ready Wrestling, that game ot hear lacrosse coach. Linehan will volley league games second set Helen flash- "W. L. is in shape for a big fight can write own uled for last night were postponed During the WASHINGTON HILL beaten, you your groan, grunt and grimage, which coach the University of Mexico foot- the ball for tho tflrst time in his he until later in the week, ed her fast service, driving life,” ticket on the St Louis Cardinals for ball this fall. by Secretary but him two years ago seemed headed for team John to the as hard as most men players, replied, "if Schmeiing defeats Williams, owing impor- the 1931 National League champion- the wet wash, was perched squarely Three other brilliant continued her effective soft it’ll be just because the German is two-sport tant monthly meeting of the organ- she ALLSTAR JULY 4 on top ot the world to-day and athletes who have been graduated stroking in the rallies and made a better man than W. L.” ship. ization. of threatening to displace boxing in were Frank Luce, Don McLennan impossible returns St Louis, a one and one- seemingly holding the favor of the nation’s paying and Frank Conner. Luce captained Betty’s few accurate placements. half came over to the The newly organized Knights of of Between game lead, customers. a hockey eleven which ranked as Other Scores. Plenty Rivalry sports Lithuania baseball team Invaded Wa- Cal. JACK SHARKEY PICKS Polo Grounds yesterday for the first The mat game's sensational two- eastern Intercollegiate title-holder, Mrs I* A. Harper of Oakland. ts a tervlllc last night, and lost a Clubs as District comeback reached a climax and his tennis has featured Another Jeffries champion tough Van Phlladel- Both contest of a four game series with year play encounter and Mrs John Ryn, SCHMELING TO WIN now.
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