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Britain’s baseball team, City league “babes in the woods” to try to ness Interferes With Recreations to Hill, Y., Aug 8—(UP)—Great Play team was faced with an insur- hang defeat number two on the circuit leading Brooklyn mas»*»%»%»»%»»*»*»%%%%*%—a—**** Wightman cup apparently Other Contests Acmes at 2 O’clock moutable in its to retain Athletic club crew to-morrow afternoon at Hamilton park. 8 A. M.=—Decides to get up but change* hi* mind and decide* to handicap to-day attempt posses- stay in bed for another half hour. On third thought, though, he decides sion of the women’s international tennis to schedule the Hearts and hook The Overlook club up Fulton park will be the >cene prized trophy. According Brooklyns up remained to get up. Having reversed hi* fltld twice, he i* now ready for a meet- first In the' tennis to-morrow afternoon of two Im- on the second diamond at 2 o’clock. In place City ing of the Boxing Commission. Trailing three matches to none league loat night, defeating the portant ball gamee in the Public 8:80 A. M.—Takes a dive into his private pool, trying to get the as the result of the Mill Plan on the Over- Parke circuit. In the main attrac- opening day At this writing, the Brooklyns aggregation Prlmo Camera'* opponents. WITH DAVIDS IN look courts a 3 to 2 score. Joe technique employed by tion at 4 o'clock, the league lead- competition, the British invaders look much like the class of ACTION SUNDAY by very Btrogats and his Unity clubbers • A. M.—Poses for photo* at the breakfast table, hut ta annoyed no ing North Squares square off with must win all of to-day's four Phelan the city circuit, with only one de- two on Pack when end when Bashful Bertie Stand and Gen. pop out from under the Washington Hill Cardinals AGAINST TOMMIES were up Chase matches to retain the cup which feat In ten starts and darkness Intervened causing a the table and stand between him and the camera. who have won their laet five games against them 4 Welton-Bal- cauliflower and ham. including a 4 to 1 win over the they won, to 3, at Wimbledon that at the bats of the Tribunes postponement of the • :S0 A. M.—Breakfast of hard-boiled eggs, second club. last colm and Albert-Spirt match. The 10 A. M.—Issues statement that Gov Roosevelt has the western place Hopevllle year. In an early season contest. Kven At 2 o’clock the lowly Recrea- count In the Idylwood-Fulton states lined up, and another to the effect that since Mickey Walker is a With Mrs Helen Wills Moody, If lose to the Hearts to-mor- tions stack againat the eighth they Park fray stfged at Hamilton park democrat, he will be recognised as the heavyweight championship con- up ably supported by another Califor- place Acmes. A victory for the row, whioh Is most Unlikely, the was knotted at two all whan an- tender. nian, Helen Jacobs, on hand to other had to be former outfit will tie them with one of the matches, boys In blue and gray will still postponement 10:30 A. M.—At the offices of the Boxing Commission, where he play singles made on account of darkness with the Brooklyn boys for eighth even the most optimistic British be tho as the Wash- hastily gets rid of cigar on seeing the Duke of Muldoon approach. leading pack, the Newberry-Butterly combination place. Last week the Acmes failed supporters have little hopes of re- 11 A. Johnston out from behind the throne and ington Hills, in second place have of the Idylwoods and the Hltch- M.—Jimmy pops to put in their appeaHRtce, but atinlng the trophy. whispers In Jim’s left ear, whereupon be Issues a statement that America they'll be there to-morrow with a dropped three contests thus far. cock-Welss duo of Fulton each Final Bay’s Schedule. will welcome another visit from Phil Scott, If he can be jacked into a rejuvenated team. been having won a set. Mrs Moody is scheduled to play The Hearts have puggled vertical position. is likely to suffer an- Final Matches Hopevllle Miss Betty Nuthull In to-day's around So much this season that 11:80 A. M.—A half hour of practice in front of the camera, dur- other setback to-morrow as they Last matches were the opening singles mutch and this as night's which the ls carried out: (a) with meet “Shorty” Ougllelmo's hustling their offensive is about depend- ing following program Maneuvering match doubless will give the United final ones In the City league until Bertie Stand and Gen Phelan for choice of position; (b) Gazing straight Colts at Hamilton park at 4 able as some of their early sea- States Its fourth victory and the August 17th. The curtailment was at a flashlight explosion Without batting an eye-lash, and (c) Practicing o'clock. “Red" Crichton will op- a with series. Miss Jacobs will play the son players. With ;ounger, made so as not to Interfere that benevolent look which does so much to offset the results of the pose “Cap” Cuslck in what should remaining singles match against patched-up team, they have gone the city singles tournament which Scabury Investigation. be an interesting mound duel. at Miss l’hyllts Mudford and ranks gets underway Hamilton park Commlseioner Muldoon At Watervllle park at 4 o’clock on to win two games which splits 12 M.—Chairman Farley, again seeing com- a strong favorite to win. next week. Connecticut Yankees cross a first mortgage on the cellar po- ing, drops a Corona-Corona, with the result that Bertie Stand has his the England is conceded the advan- The summaries: on to bats with the Brooklyn Celtics. sition between the Hearts and Angers stepped in the rush get it. tage in the doubles and is expected Overlooks Mill Plains 2 Pesaltls will for the Celts Thomas Club. 8, 12:30 P. M.—Reinstates Prlmo Camera and gives him a vote of pitch to take both matches. Mrs Moody Vic defeated Rus and Carroll for the Yanks. Hills vs Tommies. Hedberg (O.) t'anks. and Mrs L. A. Harper will repre- 2 Hickman (M. P.) by 6-8, 6-4. In the first diamond, o’clock 1:30 P. M.—Hangs a lire suspension on Pasta Fasuie, a four-round sent the United States in the first Hills have a Bill Harned (O.) defeated Gor- game, the Washington preliminary boy, who has worn the wrong color tights (and, in addition, doubles match against Mrs Eileen with don Riach (M. P.) 6-1, 4-6, 6-4. chance to clinch second place by is a Bennett Whittingstall und Miss Eli Cutler (M. P.) defeated Bam Republican). LEAGUE!ATTING a win over the Thomas tossers, with Mrs Hazel 2 P. M.—Announces to the press that he is In the gypsum busi- Betty Nuthall, who have won but two games t^is Buck (O.) by 6-4, 6-3. Hotchkiss Wightman and Miss and Snyder de- ness, which, however, doesn't mean he manages fighters. season. The Tommies have a pep- Hedberg (O.) CARD EIjTjERBE Sarah of Boston opposing 3:30 P. M.—Calls in his Chinese to hear Palfrey pery hard-hitting team, but cafindt feated Patterson and Riach (M. .P) Interpreter Johnny Keyes’ HONORS NEW IDEA Mrs D. C. Bhepherd-Barron and 6-1. that is a boot with of the House of seem to work together, especially by 6-3, complaint gchmeling ducking Midget Wolgast. Crack player Miss Mudford in the closing com- Hickman and Cutler de- Davids who at Hamilton in the pinches when hits mean (M. P.) 3 P. M.—Poses with Mike Donaldson, Havcrstraw’s other leading appear petition of the seven match series. feated Bates and Harned In of Ills runs. Incidentally, the Hills Intend (O.) by citizen, and Hyinle Cantor, who has Just been elected "Miss Rutgers OF BASEBALL’S IDOL park Monday night. spite Yesterday’s play was featured Carl covers to use the Tommies as the start of 6-1, 6-2. Street’’ in a popularity contest. burden of whiskers. by Mrs Moody’s brilliant, 6-1, 6-4, of in the outfield a drive to overtake the fast-flying Idylwoods 2, Fulton Parks 2 3:30 P. M.—Approves a return bout between Big Boy Peterson and plenty ground victory over Miss Mudford, Mrs and Is one of the hitters on Brooklyns, who have already fig- A1 Genua (I.) defeated A1 Smith Primo Camera. Ruth Has Led American leading Moody's triumph was achieved with ured on a to Cleveland as local the club. almost ridiculous ease. Miss Mud- trip (F. P.) by 3-6, 6-2, 6-1. 4 P. M.—Nominates Pat Redmond as the Boxing Commission’s can- of the amateur representatives Franklin Newberry (I.) defeat- didate for heavyweight honors, and cables Schmellng to accept the Circuit 9 of 14 Weeks ford never had a chance and Queen baseball world.
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