w For Classified Ad Result* BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1937 Telephone MAin 4-6000 19 =B= >> Grant Sounds Forest Hills Sentiment Picking Btidge to Rule Net Final 9 j- Bitsy Counts on Don s Sign Contracts for Carnival of Champions Golfers Are Forced Blasting von Cran%m To Go High Hat in For National Crown Lesley Cup Matches By HAROLD PARROTT "I don't think anybody-can beat that Budge!" By RALPH TROST Bitsy Grant was wagging his head dolefully, as if he'd Reporters in striped trousers and morning coats! 'just been aced at set point, when he said that; and, coming No, not yet. But this touch of the formal without which a from a man who had tasted the Von Cramm fire the day be ;ellow can't get to first base—or the front-line trenches—in fore, it was something, too. the Informally formal little war around Shanghai, threatens But it put the feeling around Forest Hills Into words, at to work its way into golf. Or, at least, that's the idea a re that, Grant's statement did; the general sentiment that Budge porter gets when he looks over the arrangements for the in will completely do'minate the singles final this national ternational Lesley Cup hostilities. tournament Is heading for tomorrow. Formal, engraved invitations to the players from the Met Cramm, the quiet, gracious, stylish baron, sat silently ap ropolitan, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts districts have been preciative in the marquee yesterday* issued. Yes, formal when, in the old days, a phone call suf- a.* Budge really unveiled "the big —*'ficed. Formal invitations to. th« game" "The big game" Is tennis dinner the eve of the competition parlance for the mighty slamming at Laval-sur-du-Lac. A special Rusty Is Likely Pullman for the players from the style peculiar to real champions, Brescia, Blunt which can really blow an opponent metropolitan district with a special off the court. club car attached! Budge was hitting everything with To Be Crowned No, this isn't 1929 back again. Nof ' 'vmom yesterday, volleying crisply, Start Season is it 1959. Not a dream, either. —serving with real, severity. The A short time ago the committee fame Joe Hunt, who had outclassed in charge of the Lesley Cup affair ueen announced a "change hTpIans for the • YamagLshl 48 hours before, and Yachtin AtRfdsewood playing very well, too. could get but conduct of the quadrangular com seven games in three sets. petition. Instead of preparing a Miss Sylvia S h e t h a r Fteam of siege-gun drivers and ra —o— The eight boxers who will appear in the Carnival of Champions at the Polo Grounds Sept. 23 are shown at the of Heavies in DON BLOWS BITSY in Fair Way to Win il n C ; pier-like putters, the new plan called RIGHT OFF GRASS fices of the. New York State Athletic Commission, where they signed formal contracts for their fights. Seated, left to Bout as Club Opens for a "representative team" with a ,prvor*ion of players from the class It took the evidence offered by U. S. Women's Title right, are: Champions Sixto Escobar, Lou Ambers, Barney Ross and Marcel Thil, who will meet, respectively, Harry Jeffra, Pedro Montanez, Ceferino Garoi^and Fred Apostoli, standing, left to right. (Wide World photo.) 16th Year of Boxing |of champions, another from among little Grant, the indomitable re By JACK RAMSAY j those players handicapped from four triever, to clinch the argument. Rye, N~Y., Sep:. lO-A 18-year- By HAROLD CONRAD J to six, and still another group .from Grant had run Cramm to five sets One of the most colorful little ,the six-to-eight class ,— , the day before—the same Grant old lassie who answers to the name who used to extend Budge, beat him o' Rusty, will go out in the final two fight clubs in the history of boxing | races today for the Mes. Charles Shields' Rebel ] National Pro Grid Schedule Lucy Caruso NO CHAMPIONS ARE —but who has been blown right off will open its doors for the 16th con Francis Adams Trophy with a lead LISTED FOR EVENT the grass by the fury of Don's game secutive season tomorrow night | A glance oyer {he ig37 ljneup ^ of one and a quarter points to pro when Johnny Attell raises the cur^M^.^ champions. Not a one. when it was at its peak of yester Philadelphia at New York. no day. tect against the defending tltlehold- Sept. 10 tain at the Rldgewood Grove. Six- |However, they're all good fellows ?r, who has held the cup and with Hopes to Finish I Brooklyn at Philadelphia (night). Pilsbursh at Washington. Easy Victor "Don played in the Wimbledon Detroit al Cleveland inisht'. teen years at the same old stand and from clubs one needn't be snob- it the Women's National Cham Oct. 24 final as he played against Hunt is quite a record in the fight busi-|bish to call "good." As far as this pionship, for the pas', two years. Sept. 12 Brooklyn at New York. .."sterday." said Bitsy, the Atlanta Cardinals at Green Bay, Detroit at Chicago Bears. ness, but the Grove has managed j reporter knows, the lineup will be: Cleveland at Green Bay atom, who was there, and should The little redhead is Miss Sylvia Cup Race Today In Handball to weather the depression §nd many {Eddie Driggs and Grant Peacock, Sept. 16 Washington at Philadelphia. Shethar, one of the youngest female Chicago Cardinals at Pittsbursh. .know. Of course, that match was a New York at Washineton inisht). other obstacles in its long span, and, Garden City Golf Club; Neal Ful- .straight-set win for Budge, al •kippers to hold the title on L6ng Defeats Rose Marks what is more important, is able tojkerson, Cherry Valley; Alston Flagg, Sept. 17 Oct. 31 though Don was to be pressed right I~land Sound. She stands an ex Defeat of Norwegian Washington al Brooklyn Cleveland at Philadelphia Inisht). show a handsome profit over this Piping Rock; Car! Timpson, Rock- .-onto the ropes and into five sets a cellent chance of being crowned Chicago Bears at New York. in Eagle-Piel Clash j Boat Will Keep Sea- Cleveland at Chicago Cardinals. length of time. |away Hunting; Ellis Knowles, Apa- queen of the United States as she Sept. 19 ; Jew weeks later by Cramm, in the Green Bay at Detroit. It was back in 1921 when boxing wamis; Perry Hall, Bedford—with, is in rare sailing form these days. Chicaso Bears at Green Bay. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. at Manhattan Beach inter-zone Davis Cup final. wan haka Prize Here Pittsbursh at Brooklyn. was just coming out of the doldrums. Gerald Stattuck, J. Walcott Brown. The last singles match Budge Since the series began Wednes Chicaso Cardinals at Detroit Nov. 7 Sensational rallies and brilliant I Oyster Bay, Sept. 10—Paul Shields thanks to the Walker Law, that the j Arthur Vreeland, I. B. Grainger and lost in real competition—his only day. Sylvia has taken three first Sept. 24 Philadelphia at Brooklyn all-around play of championship j with his brother. Corny, will take Green Bay at Chicago Bears. Grove opened and the greatest j Max Kaesche rounding out the lists, defeat this year—was in the final places a second, third and a fifth Chicaso Cardinals at Washington. ciliber marked the heaviest day of their six-meter sloop Rebel out to Cleveland at Detroit names in the business have fought I You didn't know that Perry Hall, at the Miami Biltmore tournament for a total of 41 \ points, while her Pittsbursh at New York. competition in the William Piel ! the starting line this afternoon de Sept. 26 there since its inaugural year. Many .Morgan partner, was in this district? in January. Grant beat him that nearest rival, the defending cham Handball Tournament, as the carnl- j termined to make this the final race Cleveland at Brooklyn Nov. 14 of these battlers made their debuts j Well, neither did I. day, as Budge stepped off the train; pion. Miss Frances McElwain, Co- ChlcaKO Cardinals at Philadelphia. vi 1 being sponsored by The Eagle I for. the Seawanhaka Cup, second Brooklyn at Chicago Bears. there and it was because of this j There's going to be considerable but a few weeks later we saw Don rhasset, has taken two firsts, one Pittsbursh at New York. Detroit at New York. was advanced yesterday toward the oldest yachting trophy in the world. Philadelphia at Green Bay. _ that the Rldgewood Club earned the i of a howl arise from the rank and, revenge that with a characteristic second, one third and two fourths Oct 3 later rounds by matches held at The trophy Ls second only to the Washington at Pittsburgh. name of the Cradle of Champions, file over the absence of Willie Tur- hard-hitting victory over the At- for a total of 40'i. Third is the I Brooklyn at Washington, three handball centers. Afternoon I crew from the Eastern Yacht Club • America's Cup, and has been in hicatro Cardinals at Cleveland. Nov. 21 Rivals Are Rugged nesa, metropolitan and Westchester lintan in the Surf Club final in competition more often than the Detroit at Green Bay. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. games at Manhattan Beach were I \-ith 37 points. New York at Philadelphia. The opening show tomorrow night champion; Dick Ciuci, Long Island Miami. older mug. Detroit at Chicago Cardinals. followed by night play at the in- ' Champ Sails Cluck Washington at Cleveland. : will brinug together two young fel titleholder. and Ian MacCullum, New —o- Oct. 4 - GrecrrB£y~aT~Ncw York. door courts of Union Temple and BUDGE GIVES EVIDENCE As in every series of this kind The, series goes to C.ie winner of Chicaso Bears at Pittsbursh (night). Trinity Club, two of the country's I lows who are trying to make head Jersey champion, and of those there is a cluck boat, one that no j three out of five races. As Rebel Nov. 25 great indoor handball meccas. way in the heavyweight division, j prominents,- Frank Strafaci, Joe HE'S AT PEAK OF GAME Oct. 10 ' New York at.Brooklyn. one seems able to make go under took her second straight yesterday The huge field of 479 players They are George Brescia, the hand- j[Thompson. Tommy Goodwin, John The Budge we saw yesterday was Chicaso Bears at Cleveland. Chicago Bears al Detroit. ?.ny circumstances. Miss Shethar; from O. . Ditlov-Simonsen's chal- Chicaso Cardinals a' Green Bay. that entered the foui events—men's,! some Argentine Gaucho, and Eddie j Riddell and.. Tommy Taller, who. 5s good as any Budge we've seen.! langor, Buri, it is conceded that the Pittsburgh at Detroit. Nov. 28 has already passed this test as she Philadelphia at Washington. v.omen's and novice singles, and Blunt, a big, rugged colored boy from j went out to the Coast for the na->- He does not figure to even work up j Norwegian has little chance of de Cleveland at Chicago Bears. sailed the bad boat of the fleet into Green Bay i men's doubles, had been pared down Corona. Both Blunt and Brescia tional amateur. Well, Tailer is in a frown in his semi-final match | Oct. 17 t Washington. fifth place yesterday in the first feating the Shields combination. by a considerable margin at the have made rapid advancement in Honolulu. One may assume that with Frankie Parker today. Parker | Brooklyn at Detroit Dec. 5 race of the day. Miss McElwain Yesterday's east by north breeze, Chicago Cardinals at Chicago Bears. close of the games last night. their class. The South* American has Riddell is too busy. As for the boat John Van Ryn, who simply Chicago Bears at Chicago Cardinals. has this boat to operate In the first j which has Long Island Sound Green Bay at Cleveland. Washington at New York. Brilliant shot making and fast only made one mistake and that others couldn't get goinu' yesterday; but! whipped into a frenzy, was supposed race today, which give the Amer- j T.d furious play won applause at all was getting into the ring—with Joe PTankie is like a bird trying to fly i to have been made to order for the ican Yacht Club crew an advantage i three courts as the sport's stellar Louis before he had enough expert- j MATCHES ARE GOOD with one wing. He has a fine back- , that may decide where the tropny challenger, but as it turned out players set a withering pace in their ence to warrant such a match. The ! FELLOWSHIP PARTY Innd but his chopped forehand ; will go for the next year. Rebel was not to be denied. After march to the championship titles colored boy made his entree into the j Getting together a team for this :rroke is easy picking, and his serv- I trailing Buri for three-fourths of Evans Shows ! Dodgers Get Four An interested spectator yesterday and prizes consisting of 15 expensive top bracket of heavies with a sen- j annual international battle has ice Is a joke. the course; the Long Island craft was the former Miss Lorna Whittel- j 1 ilruen watches and men's and sational one-round knockout over i never been easy. Further than that, Still, Parker doubtless clinched worked out Into a -lead on the last sey, now Mrs. Fred Hibberd, who has I .'•omen's club trophies. Following the hard-hitting Jack Trammal. the idea of the affair is a golf party the No. 2 berth in this land of ours j weather leg. getting over the finish Faney Strokes Boxmen, Infielder won the title more than any other i yesterday's card, a recess is being Brescia gained his prominence be which will combine as much good by reaching these semi-finals; that! line with a minute and five seconds female skipper in the United States.' taken this afternoon to allow for fore Blunt did. When he was train- golf as good fellowship that a good is, of course, unless Bobby Riggs to spare. Continued from Preceding Page Continued from Preceding Page preparations for the big weekend of ing for the Louts fight at Speculator, j Dart>' would permit. It has been 'beats Cramm today, a distinct pos- ! | Siiiionsen was outjockeyed bv his after the qualifying round. I had first game, In 1934, he and his strenuous competition, when the N. Y„ he had a hard time getting i illustrated that the real good golfers "sibiMty for such a cool and clever rival skipper at the start, losing a thought only 120 were to qualify in firing will be heavy on the courts sparring partners. One day his man- !are strictly teetotalers and get-to- workman as the Coast boy. He'd' length right there. They both took brother combined to pitch a no- the first round for the second medal i.f Manhattan Beach tomorrow and bcd earl v bo vs a then be a cinch for the second berth.! Murphy Is Rusty a long starboard tack into the Con run, no-hitter against St. Peter's 'ager brought up Blunt, who was then . " - - - grand thing for session. But the size of the figure Sunday. •practically unknown. Eddie was the 'Rolf but not for the best interests The tennis papas will remember j necticut shore. They then stood out kept going up until it seemed-to me. College of. Jersey ..City. He left • Lucy Caruso women's metropoli- only spar mate in camp and. as jof the party. Such being the case, that Parker beat Charles Hare in again with Rebel to windward, but From Little Work every one qualified. I think Don school to study law at St. John's, tr>n champion, defeated Rose C Brescia's date with Louis was only lnc trcr|d has been steadily toward' straight sets to clinch the Davis the Norwegian was well ahead off Continued From Preceding Page Rebel's lee bow Moe got the toughest break in hav pitched for the Farmers and then Marks', 21 — 11. 21 4. in the feature a few days off. the Argentine needed tne eliminatlon of such figures who Cup. too. when they figure his l ing to tackle Charlie Yates. Harry •natch at Manhattan' Bcach. Han ' a good workout. Put score, and victory, above any. chances for No. 2. Riggs should be If Buri had been forced to task left to tour the bush leagues. it. I have to feel the strain and ncain for the mark it would have Given and Johnny Goodwin in suc nah Kaufman had an easy time Have Met Before tnin8 cls*- Now it looks as if the .No. 3, Grant No. 4, with Joe Hunt Cohen first appeared a.s an out tenseness you get when the chips oeen close, but Simonsen made it cessive rounds. You can't mow down winning from Tess Schneider. 21—5, Blunt got into the ring with him Pur?p has been completed; the moving up from No. 9 and Hal Sur are down in a regular game." field prospect a few seasons ago in DOllcd s "ithout taking a hitch, which indi three like that in easy fashion. He 21-3 and hit him a stiff punch on the hirt and dinner jacket hoist face also in the first ten. Jfrhnny Johnny was sent to the rescue of Brooklyn. He was on option three on nlRn and cated that Corny Shields, at the won two. but slipped a few shots in In the men's singles Irving Kat.z jaw in the first round. Brescia got the reporter < nothing Van Ryn will make the charmed Pat Malone in the fourth inning helm of Rebel, had overstood the the third—and lost. years and though a' slick fielder von from Thomas Guilfcyle. 21—9, a bit peeved and went out after him was said definitely about reporting circle, too. after Ol' Blub blew a 4—0 lead and mark ovej- on the Long Island side. "Walter Blevins gave me some could never bat much. Now he Ls a 21 — 20 while Larrv Mandell defeat- in the second. Another round passed the affair i positively threatened. permitted the Sox to knot the The rest of the race consisted of thing to think about in the first fully-accredited twirler. He hails • ri Kermit Dickinson, 13- -21. 21 — 1. and still George, couldn't catch up with a striped-trou.sers-and-morn- JADDY SEEMS TOO count. There was one out and two two leeward legs on which both round. At the ninth, where I was from Newark. 21-2. with him. He asked'that"the work lng-coat stance. GOOD FOR RIVALS men on base at the time. Murph three up, he casually mentioned that got another man on a sacrifice but- vnchts carried spinnakers. The Nor- out be extended to four rounds, but Well, the boys pay their own way, one time he had been five down to And a Lcsl With Jadwiga Jedrczowska hitting "epian cut down the Rebel's lead," before it was over they had gone e>' Cup committee con- then permitted Ben Chapman to Johnny Dawson at that stage, but ihe ball the way she Ls. there does cut not enough to cause the Amer eight and it developed into quite a troL<; the aff»i<". Perhaps there ts score from third on a wild pitch had beaten Dawson eventually by a not seem to be a girl left in this ican crew to worry. fight. no legitimate kick coming. that sailed .hree feet over Joe 5 and 4 score. So I said to myself, Rod and Gun tournament who can stand up to Glenn's head. If Buri wins today she will bear Only four people saw It and their Tne odd Part °f it nil is that tha her. An'.ta Lizana figures to beat ( ut the prediction of experts, who "Prank, this is no time to coast." — By HORACE F. ROOD ap toward He settled down after that and verdict was a draw, but Brescia was » high hat and whittlo our champion upsetter, Dot Bundy, insisted she Would be tougher for taULS hurled three nice innings. But his; never anxious to give Blunt a match ^ bas not dulled the Lesley today, but the Chilean girl, though : the American than any of the Scan p matc stuff left him in the seventh. H:s incrican and(1 British Angling Teams Start Tuna until recently when he signed for bes' popularity. In fact, she has nice strokes will doubtless dinavian yachts seen over here dur "r> curve began to "hang" and he last j STILL OH, KAY the Grove bout. there has been trouble lining up ^ find Jaddy's sdpklng too hard. You ing the Gold Cup series. his control and before you could Contest for Sharp Trophy Tomorrow The Rldgewood semi-final tomor team in other years. This season can't peel those"tirop shots she loves say "Help!" the Boston boys had Cornelius Shields successfully de row night brings together Henry more than 40 wanted to go. to use, off hard dtlvcs Into the cor pushed three runs over the platter fended the Seawanhaka Cup two American and British Angling teams participating in the Cooper with George Maselli. A ners! and were ahead, R—7. years ago with Challenge against international tuna angling matches for the Alton B. Sharp Quartet of fours pair Mike Pincus SOFTBALL (ILVVtrs TO PLAV Helen Jacobs, not always a fa Wants More Work the Norwegian Noma IV. If suc trophy beginning tomorrow and continuing through Monday , with Jimmy Williams. Al DavLs with The postponed softball game Mheouled to be hfld-'aT Jones 'Beach' vorite at Forest Hills, got a great "I'll have to see aoout working a cessful this year he will boast of the will be conhned to certain tackle .specifications, rules and Enrique Freeman. Dennis Dee^an hand yesterday from a crowd of 10,- : little more," said Johnny, com- unprecedented record of- two suc with Hector Henry, and Car! John State Park last week, will bo played 000 for th» courageous fight she put \ menting on the outcome. "I didn't cessive Seawanhaka Cup defenses lo regulations, according to the executive committee of the son with Johnny Gehrig. this Sunday afternoon. The Van up again-.t Kay Stammers. Helen : feel right at all. I need more work." his credit. JACK RAMSAY. board of governors in charge of the> Wyck Playground team, champion trailed, 1—6—in—the frst set; won tournament. of lp Np v York Murphy was the losing pitcher -n Anglers aboard the Evelyn, with Tiger Jack Fox merts Joe Finazzo '"' ' City Park Tourna- six straignt games as she got her HOLD DEC IDIN'G RACE Allowing for' the tuna KsKTng Tnrnrrwt11 the rather shabby game which the Capt. Ted Alexander in command, In the ten-round feature which"~ P*«T"thr Hem]v.tpM"^r>r forehand working and forced the : Sox finally won by a 13 to 7 count. The fifth and deciding race, a problems to be encountered In Nova opens Rockland Palace tomorrow iag(l loam- dinner of the Nassau* five-mile event for tV»e American I Scotia watcr.s and taking into con- averaged between 55 and 60 fish each s lffolk "hard-hitting bvit pretty English girl ' It was his fourth defeat of the year, • while fishing off Seabrlght and Long". night. Finazzo is a newcomer around ' ' League Into errors at the net that made her : as against 12 victories and probably amateur track bike championship, i sideration the difference In tackle these parts, but he comes here high- In "10 Preliminary game. Hunt- will be held Sunday night at the j used In various sections of the Branch Tuesday and Wednesday. l,: lon wrinkle the lovely Summers face In his worst relief job all season. The catch included porgies. seab'ass ly recommended. Two sixes and a * Suffolk County champion, anger. Frank Makosky, who succeeded Coney Island Velodrome under aus- j : United States and waters of the (our round out the card. wil1 Plav Baldwin, winner of tho pices of the Amateur Bicycle League and blackfish, with the blacks scal Miss Jacobs went on to win In | "Grandma," was no better. The ' British empire, the executive com- -•~ .. j consolation tournament. of America. ' mittee ha.s settled upon the follow- ing pretty high. A nine-pound black straight sets as the Summers girl's , Croninmcn touched him for four ! Ing tackle as standard for the thrcc- won Tuesday's pool, .while Wednes BERMANGER TO PLAV_ gi'.me feh apart completely. It will i more runs in the eighth to add to day's pool also was taken with a | the champion's humiliation. What ! day tournament: Chicago. Sept. 10 or.- -Jay Rer- DOG RACING—j be interesting to sec how Miss nin himself the day before to set black, this time a seven-pound hurt the Yanks more than anything ; Lines will be of 36 thread, with no wanger, former University of Chi- < Jacobs tries to cool off the hot, ; the Stadium sluggers off on nn beauty. Uineoln Fnir Grounds, L l.» else" however, was the fact the 'Sox | restriction on the yardage. Hods cago football great, will start at left irj RACES NIOBTII liti hard-hltiing game of the new sen eight-run rally in the ninth and halfback tonight for the Calumet j sation, the Polish kewpic Jaddy, to- ! won after making six errors, it ; may be of any wood with 25-ouncc' Good fishing and plenty of It was I V riRST RACE 8:1 J I U « they couldn't understand how Bos Gunners In their football charity I i ' only took one mlsplay by Joe Cro- tips and not shorter than five feet. the report, of Capt. Dave Martin of !>• I.oit Ruwi «r><1 Tnufini Ciri IHH lh« • riny. ton got away so easily'thls timet game with the Chicago Bears. The Steel cor rod.s however, have been the Giralda, with bass and porgies lOlliltfl Hui Ttrmlnil. 11 Fi>:rlh A>f.. itirtl»( *, Calumet team is coached by Fred l#H*r,ll. "!«MI» Fir. 11 RAU*3 Trip I barred bv the committee. Anglers in large nmotmts being hooked by may make their own choice as to M. Gillies, former Princeton Uni- ! INCLUDES ADMISSION his skillful anglers. Over the Labor Gtntrtl Artml»»loft ?.V. \g Minor* !1 butts. They may be as long or short Day weekend each man aboard his versity star. r-t-~— a.s I hey desire and may be made ship, averaged better.lhan 30 fiih to. from any. w.oo
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