Jack Crawford Comes Back Even With Wood At Wimbledon

Two Net Shocks At Seabright SARAZEN STAKES Well Liked — On The Spot — He’s Out Australian Makes a Great As Parker And Mako Lose; ALL ON PRESENT Comeback Against Yankee Stamford Girl Faces Jacobs BUFFALO PLAY Star Of Davis Cup Team dene Must Retain Title to I Seabright, N. J., July 25—(IJP)—Wilmer Hines of Wimbledon, England, July 25—(UP)—Fighting bril- South Carolina, whose favorite foe is Frankie Parker, the Remain in Public Eye; liantly in the face of apparently certain defeat,' Jack Craw- ex-Milwaukee marvel, faced a sterner test to-day when he Dutra, Runyon ‘Hot’ ford of Australia to-day won the third set of his Davis cup tackled the top seeded player at the Seabright invitational interzone final match with Sidney Wood of the United States, Wilmer Allison of Austin, Texas. By JIMMY DONAHUE Score of the third set was 6—4. Wood had won two sets play, NEA Service Snorts Writer. * 24.—Gene Sarazen yesterday, 6—8, 9—7, when rain halted play. Hines for the second time in two Buffalo, July will defend his Professional Golf- weeks turned back the 8-year-old On Hla Game ers’ Association crown against 115 Parker, now living in Spring Lake, who practiced half of the nation's sharpshooters in the Crawford, N. J„ by scores of 6-2 and 6-4, in an hour before resuming play 4 Harry annual tourney here. July 24-29. the most striking upset of the play. While Wood remained idle, dis- Sarazen, whose name probably Surprise! played a sounder game than he did is the most glamorous in the ranks other seeded stars fell with in the opening Two of the since Walter yesterday dropping GOLF professionals Mako of Los Angeles brace of seta to Wood. Parker—Gene Hagen was In his prime, frankly is — . ..» ART .. to a slim Texas professor, Jack broke Sidney’s service in ■who lost UP against one of the greatest and Don Budge the first game of the third set, John McDiarmid, Grayson In his career. problems Things Calif., beaten by Henry Wood tow easy returns. of Oakland, aren’t what they used to be with netting Seattle giant. the Detroit ball club Crawford scored three aces to Frusoff, bespectacled '-When Sarazen. Time was when he cap- Seeded who followed Alli- hold his own service and lead 2 players loses a tough one, or Mickey tured two or three major tourna- son into the finals were games to 0. He made it three quarter ments a year, and acquiring the New York, Cochrane has a bad afternoon, Wood again ATTffc Berkeley Bell of Bryan V. S. and British Open titles was straight by breaking Ga„ John Var. which is the in- in the third game. Grant of Atlanta, seldom, top Tiger easy for him when he was hot— -fcP OF 1ME the fourth Ryn of Philadelphia, Greg Mangin viariably remarks, “I’m leaving for as in 1932. Crawford also won of N. J. set, 6-4, bringing the match even, 5WIN& Newark, Topeka, to-night”. In the women's section Helen Kan, Slipping two sets each. Jacobs of Berkeley, sweeping Cochrane is saving a lot of train But Gene hasn’t been so feverish ^ srtooo through her second opponent, Mari- fare these days. in the last couple of years. The P. Crawford, playing machine-like G. A. was the big he t6 anne Hunt of Santa Monica. Calif., only tourney tennis, swept the fourth game ?Re$fcNtifc« -British professional yacht in 1933. and he has taken •without the loss of a game, led the captured lead at 4 to 0, just as he did in hands believe that T. O. M. Sop- nothing more than place money Wood the FUU MWTH way into the quarter finals. With the third set. captured thus this year. her were Mrs Dorohty Andrus. with’s action in filling the Endeav- fqr fifth game with three neat fore- lb The houe». Sarazen wasn’t ballyhooed at all He lost the Stamford, Conn.; Mrs Mary Greet our with amateurs foreshadows hand hlacements. last winter's rush, and Harris of Kansas City; Mae Ceur- during gold sirth on two distinctly questionable the time when all yachts compet- the star’s this sum- vorst of Wichita, Kans.; Mrs Pen- performances line decisions, but won the seventh mer haven’t warranted Anderson McBride of Short ing for the America’s cup will be any great as Crawford was guilty of outs on elope display. The stocky little Italian’s N. J.; the Baroness Maud sailed mainly by slmon-pures. two simple shots. Hills, best showing was in the National • Levi of Minden, Nev.; Gracyn -Cleveland probably saw the Open, when he finished second to 25.— Wheeler of Los Angeles, and Caro- Wimbledon, England, July demise of major league spltball Olln Dutra. brink of one lin Babcock of Los Angeles. (UP)—Poised ort the pitching the other day, when Bur- of the most stunning upsets in In men's play today Bell plays so sarazen nnos nimselr raced Paul Runyon, young New York Gene Snraxen, stocky little Olin Dutra, Mr Californian, Davis cup history, Sidney Wood, McDiarmid, Grant plays Van rtyn, leigh Grimes was woefully, ineffec- with the of his necessity bolstering York who for Gene Italian who defends his title fresh from In the Na- ace of the American took H*A and Mangin meets Prusoff. Wom- pro guns victory team, tive in toiling an inning for the golfing name i,f he expects to con- Snrazen's I*. G. A. crown In But* against 115 of the country’s tional Open, failed to qualify the court to-day determined to en's matches bring together Miss tinue in On it. At the top of the swing there are Yankees Grimes’ release is cashing Winning fnlo, July 24-20. finest. yesterday. even the series against Australia Jacobs and Mrs Andrus, Miss Bab- the P. G. .A. alone wouldn’t rescue numerous things one should check daily. The —a chance that was too slim to cock and Mrs Anderson, Mrs Har- expected spitter the name entirely, but it at least on. no breaks for the veteran think about three days ago. ris and Miss Ceurvorst and the longer would it from The shoulders should present prevent sinking Holding two games over the No Baroness Levi and Miss Wheeler. into the shadows. their full width to the hole. The deeper BRASSIES DEFEAT FAST FIELD IN 2 tennis player of the world. Jack who has club st this point is close to hori- Sarazen, bagged the P. Crawford, of Australia, the slihi G. A. three still is sweet zontal and pointing in the direction times, ap- blond Kew Yorker needs but one as a the of the line of flight. The right el- ples golfer, but, during CLOCK CREW IN START FOR P.G.A. of the next three to send Ameri- YOUNG RIDERS TO last two years, a youngster always bow should be held fairly close to can to where to hopes skyrocketing the and the wrists should be bobbed up beat him. this series. Rain side, they were before cocked. With these parts function- •Remember? Wood ahead SHORT CONTEST LINKS HONORS ended Play yesterday, ing properly, the stage la set for GET OPPORTUNITY In the 1333 U. S. Open it was 6-3, 9-7. the proper downswing. Johnny who came from It is almost impossible that Goldman, MeDEMORE nowhere to overtake Gene, whose BY HENRY Wood can fall to win one set. Five Industrial 25.— stamina had been weakened ill- Inning Wimbledon, England, July Mehlhom and Cooper One The two-set advantage Wood AT SPRINGFIELD by the base- Grimes made his first ness. This season at Merlon it was (UP)—Walter Johnson, holds virtually puts it up to Frank ap- Game Ends 9*3—Win- baller, Patsy Hendren the crick- of Good MANY SLUGGERS pearance in Alva Dutra, who, although not a young- Early Pairings; Shields of New York and Vivian Bradley's park etefir and the man In a tweed suit since Elmer Smith’s home run with ster, acquired a national reputation " of Australia, as to which for I6=Year= ners Hit Hard who called foot faults In the center Dutra Failed to McOratlj Competition the bases loaded in the first Inning comparatively recently. Qualify country will enter the challenge court at Wimbledon a fortnight • .. WITH ALLSTAR beat Brooklyn on October 10, 1920. Sarazen is to face a flock of on- round against England. Old Class Feature Though three games were sched- ago are hlghtly unacquainted. BY LEO H. PETERSEN The last of big time moist coming players in the P. G. A., Shields would ordinarily .be a uled. only five innings of one con- This is a shame, for all were ball exponents having spent all the among them being Paul Runyan, (United Pres.** Staff Correspondent) favorite over McGrath, but the two of Fair test were played last evening In equally controversial in threa sep- Intervening time in the National Ky Lafoon, Johnny Revolta, and N. 25.— handed Anzac who upset Wood 9 the Industrial league, due to are fields of sports and undoubted- Willlamsville, Q., July League. Smith’s sock is the husky Craig Wood. All of these last Saturday may have another Springfield, Mass, July 25—Inter- threatening weather, with the ly would enjoy the opportunity of (UP).—Survivor* of a crack field of THJSEVENING have that one of Its kind in the been shooting golf might great game in his racquet. est in which only history team a and discuss- junior horsemanship defeat Gene or anybody else. American Brass winning sititng down together 115 began the long grind of match crowd which sat in the of the world series. ... It was The Bloomfield at has grown rapidly with the intro- 9-3 decision over Waterbury Clock ing their positions. for the Professional Golf was Collegians in that same set of games that Bill play today drenched stands, yesterday duotion by the Springfield Horse In a short game at Fulton park. The incidents which made con- association vic- Wambsganss made the lone unas- Runyan, led in money winnings championship. startled by Wood's unexpected Hamilton Park—Game Show management of children's Six hits in the fifth inning which troversial figures of Johnson, Hen- match saw Gene Sara- sisted ever during the winter tour. He won Opening tory in the first set, but Australian horsemanship classes will he accen- triple play completed brought in five runs sewed up the dren and the man in the tweed the autumn show. tho National Capital City, Pasa- sen, defending champion, paired suppporters were not dismayed, Set for 6 O’clock tuated this year by the addition of in the winners around. almost St Petersburg, Bclleair, Tour- game, batting suit were parallel despite against Herman Barron of Port ■the second set stunned the crowd. a class in -They’re saying that Jack dena, special "horsemanship" Games at Hamilton park were the fact they occurred in such a Medlca cortldn’t with nament of Gardens, and Cavalier Chester, N. Y. Sardsen was heavy As a result of Wood’s lead With the of addition to the four "sent and keep pace due to wet different as greatest array slug- in addition to for the postponed grounds. widely games baseball, favorite. America will into to an- Johnny Weissmuller in abbreviated Opens, tying go to-day’s play gers ever assembled from the City hands" classes according Good Start cricket and tennis. unheralded but mid-south title. Sarazen’s chief Bob Crowley, pro an even choice to win, where the Amateur on one the nouncement of the horse show ex- numbers, that the University Clock eloutors in three Mister incident league team, threat the younger expo- brought Johnson's you from Dedham, Mas*., medalist odds were four to one them ecutive committee, U. Fisk, of Washington sophomore would among against City League All-Stara are primed Harry runs in thcfirst inning, but that ad- probably recall. Young Tommy with a sensational six paddle rings around Tarzan in dis- nents comes from Runyan. 138, under yesterday morning. for their battle this evening with hclarman, yesterday. the vantage was son wiped out with Bridges, pitching for Detroit, need- faced Eddie Loos of Glencoe. tance events. In the upper age bracket, par, the strong Bloomfield Collegians of Special! chief Selenslte pitching airtight ball ed to retire but one batter for a -A western club hasn't present P. G. A. champion’s N. Y., who finished the qualifier in .St Thomas at Hamilton The new class is for children, from the second inning on. Se- no-hit his team seminary worry will be big Dutra. Definitely game. Although a five-way tie for seventh place. The due to start amateurs, who have not reached copped an American League pen- Orsini, and Maz- park. tussle, on his game after that splendid metas, Loughlin was trailing by a half dogen runs, Laffoon of a favored BY their 17th to ride over nant since Tris Speaker's Cleveland Ky Denver, RISKO RUINED shortly after 6 o’clock, has been birthday; in the Olin is zarella smote the sphereoid lustily, and seemed hopelessly beaten, Bill Mehl- Indinns nosed out the performance Open, youngster, and "Wild” arranged by Supervisor Tom Dwy- eight jumps not over three feet Chicago Semetas out a home run the batter and apt to carry the professional crown banging Johnson yanked last horn of Brooklyn, were right be- high; to be judged on performance White Sox. after the 1919 world er of the Hamilton park play- to California, and gives natives of 1 nthc first inning. Harry Hollis' put in a pinch hitter who hit a hind with 139’s. Mehl- over the fences and on scat, hands, series broke, with only a half doz- Crowley PERRONI BOUT ground as a benefit contest for the crow three-bagger off Selenske was a and IN that state something else to single spoiled Tommy’s hope horn was to meet Harry Cooper, of the east end recreation guidance and control of the horse en games to go the following fall. feature for Clock. kiddies about. If he does, it will be the hitting '‘Lefty" of entering what Is known as the Glen who a whole no -The number is Ellyn, 111., shot 142, grounds. Studying the lineup of the throughout the course; 13 omitted ruled the Kane was nomystery to the Bras- hall of fame. second time Dutra has pitcher’s while Laffoon's opponent was Hor- All-Stars will be seen the five lead- child to ride a horse more than 16 on Grand Circuit programs, driv- sies who to him for fifteen hits. roost. He finished first in 1932. got Johnson was roundly criticised. ton Oak III. AT CLEVELAND in amateur circuit hands high. The judges may ask ers’ sleeves and horses. Smith, Park, ing batters the Another of the older heads may Summary: In some quarters fans contended the children to change horses at -Babe Ruth welcomed the Walter Hagen, who barely quali- and thlg quintet of fence busters be news to Sarazen. He is that he was something less than is the first bad fied by winning in a playoff, faced with a combined batting average their discretion. It rest forced upon him when that who AMERICAN BRASS. the ‘‘Idghthorsfc” Harry Cooper, gentleman, spoiling youngster’s Densmore Shute, Comeback of “Rubber of .444 is of Fay Vin- jumping event for children in the liner of Lou Gehrig’s shilialah ca- AB. H. O. A. Philadelphia. Try composed has been cleaning up this summer, chance for undying fame. Walter's •‘Ra- of the Horse romed If 3 0 0 Hagen and ten others scored 146 cent, Everett Murphy, Paul history Springfield off his leg. the Illinois and Zegzdryn, 0 was raised In a having copped reply was that he and were forced to extra holes Man” Failed—Winner zor" Joe Shea Show and indicates the proficiency Mazarelle, 2b .... 4 2 1 0 go Doran, "Happy” Western Opens, and finished strong baseball school that taught that addition to that has been attained in general -Olin Dutra fashioned his Semates, 3b .4 2 I. 1 until two of che ten were elim- and Johnny Egan. In in several others. the game was not over until the Took Six Rounds the horsemanship in recent years by after that of Kirby, rf 4 2 0 0 inated to reduce the field to 31. Ill- the above mentioned sluggers, game Macdonald last man was out. rf .. 3 1 0 0 roster such well boys and girls of this region. Smith. Strokalaitis, ness prevented Olin Dutra, U. 8. All-Stars includes lb 3 3 And he added that It wan not The youthful riders will compete Orslnl, 2 u ouen champion from making the Cleveland, Ohio, July 26.— (UP). known athletes as Larry Mullen, Coughlin, as 3 2 n o a genuine no-hit game unless the for a permanent cup offered by the match play division as he had a was written last in Johnny Hoben, George Mulligan, TAKES Sullivan, c 3 2 0 o set down all the no —Finis night American Society f»r the Preven- BATTALINO pitcher batters, 163. Dan Brlotti, Bob Grentoreg. Ray Selenske, p ...... 3 2 1 matter who were. red. .pulpy welts upon the rugged tion of Cruelty to Animals, donated they Ahearn, Jimmy Cr'chton, "Turk" the first test match of Alfred B. Maclay. The name of Totals 15 During fSatures Johnny Risko, roly poly Flaherty and Herb Colby. by Australia for “the the winner will be engraved upon CLOSE NOD OVER against ashes”, Newsmen Cleveland "rubber man" is the vet- Job for Pitcher and the successful WATER BURY CLOCK.' Albert Chippenfleld, baby of the Oppose "Lefty” O’Dea, Washington Hill the cup compet- eran of ten of AB. Australian came to bat. Af- nearly years ring to ascend itor will be eligible for a similar H. O. A. team, vuongster, is expected Pettrocclne, ss ... 3 1 1 1 ter for the betetr of warfare bowed to the crushing at- the in horsemanship event at the Nation- FOE hitting part Nine the mound for Collegians CLEVELAND lb-rf .. 3 0 0 0 Southington war al Horse Show in Madison Fenlmore, the morning, Chippenfleld had tack of young Patsy Perronl of an endeavor to silence the Square Hollis, c 3 2 5 0 New York, later in the sea- raised his score to 99, one short clubs of the All-Stars. O’Dea per- Garden, Martino, cf 3 1 2 0 Southington, JJuly 26 — The Boston. will be of the century that is the goal of formed in the amateur loop last son. A silver trophy pre- Even Bongo, 2b 3 1 1 1 Sanitary baseball team into Risko after Five Rounds Scored every player making his debut In Laundry Perron! tore with the Washington Hills sented to the winner of this class Coxey, If 2 0 3 0 will the year -A1 Capone was made mana- International play Waterbury Newsmen feeling him out slowly for four and is confident of baffling Mr and Mrs J. Loring Trepanler, rf-p .. 3 0 1 0. play. fully also, by of the Commodore Feds nine at the Southington Recrea- rounds, and battered away with a Jr. ger at At- at Hartford—Punching Breen, 3b 1 0 0 0 As England was hopelessly out the local aggregation with his Brooks, after members tion Park field on Wednesday at 6 fusillade of and Attraction: lanta, of the base- Kane, p 1 0 2 0 of the running at the time every- piston-tike rights southpaw slants. The batting ball team at the Federal citadel Power Decisive p. m. Walter Jay Of Meriden will lefts that left the veteran to Continuation of the "Good one in the vast crowd was pulling groggy punch of the Collegians is due there declared him too fat to Totals .22 5 15 2 pitch for the locals and Waltet at the Anal bell. Perronl's right Hands” cup class is announced by try for the youngster. But he didn’t be provided bv the Filip brothers, out as a 25.— Berg of Waterbury Will be. on tho to Rlsko's mid-sec- sen- the executive committee, also. This player. Hartford, Conn., July (UP). make it. Ho raised a high ball swung savagely "Rubber” Kelly. Holy Cross -Sailor Tom Sharkey still is mound for the visitors. tion until Johnny’s aging legs be- “Pug" Dooley is for the permanent William H. —Sheer courage and rugged Score by Innings: and Hendrcn promptly caught it. sation, Don Driscoll. around California race The third and decidlfig game of a to John and Moe Vanderbilt cup, presented by the hanging ‘'Bat" American Brass .10 1 2 6—0 Thfe crowd booed. The papers gan sag. Jimmy O'Brien, strength rarried Battling series between the Laun- Bad In addi- S. P. C. A., and is open to all chil- tracks. Wtby Clock Co .3 0 0 0 0—3 said Hendren might well have Sanitary News Sullivan and Frank Kelly. Hartford, former feath- dry nine and the New Haven Cam- Perron! switched are dren who have not reached their -Jimmy Dykes and Red Ruff- Battaltno, dropped the ball. Patsy’s reply Then to his tion to O’Dea, the Collegians panias will be played at the South- mounds- 17th birthday, horsemanship only ing are expert bowlers as well as erweight champion, to a close de- was that he was playing for Eng- face, smashing lefts &nd rights that well fortified with capable ball owns Errors—Massarella, Kirby. Runs ington Recreation Park field on around time and John Sullivan and young to count. Competitors will be players. Dykes over Jackie Davis, clever land, and England expected him spun Rftko again. men in cision —Zegzdryn, Massarella, A. Semetns, August 1 at 6 p. ni. on and seat nnd half Interest In a Philadelphia al- to his best. Wednesday, He won six rounds, taking the last Joe Bowey, former local schoolboy Judged hands gen- in a 10- Kirby, Orslnl, Coughlin, play Cleveland Hebrew boxer, Strokalntis, Thu Campania nine defeated the Risko had three and one was Buck” Hennessey, a for- eral control of the horse. The win- ley. Sullivan, Selenske. Runs batted in He also added that if he had four; star. Ed at South last locals in New Haven a score of and at der of the first prize will be eligible —>—Jefferson Davis Dixon, the round bout park night. —Sematas 2, Kirby, Coughlin, Sul- dropped the ball, an easy catch, by even. The decision of the judges mer seminarian present 6 to 3 In the first and the is 'to compete in the "Good Hands" Mlssisslppian who met with so His iming way off form, the for- livan 2, Selenske, Massarella. Three- Young Chippenfleld would have game and Referee Ton La Blanche was ace Of the Tribunes, forced to fall back locals won the second game by a the box for the Cup class a tthe National Horse much success as a promoter in mer champ was bnse hits—Hollis, Orslnl, Boughlin. had an unearned century which unanimous. 8itchingated to start in out score of 4 to 3. Ho- Show also, and a replica of the Paris, went to Europe after the on his punching power to slug Home run—Sematas. Stolen base— in his humble opinion was not Perron! weight 187, Risko 195. All-Stars with either Johnny stout- Muzzarella. Beft on bases—Ameri- behind the permanent trophy will be present- war as a news reel cameraman. the close verdict over his as good as an earned 99. Paul Pirrone of Cleveland slash- ben or Everett Murphy can Brass «r Clock Co. 7. Bases on ed to the winner by Fairhill Stable, -Johnny Broaca's laugh Is hearted opponent. Battalino was The in the tweed suit had ed Jackie Purvis, Indianapolis wel- plate. With O’Dea on the mound balls—oft Selenske 3. Hits—oft Kane man of which H. Stoughton and K. part of the Yankee sideshow on credit for three rounds—the ter, With a two-fisted attack for for the Collegians, the backstop- E. given 16 in 4 2-3; oft 0 In 1-2. his head bludgeoned, so to speak, New Net tenth. Davis car- Trepanler, League will be taken care of C. Streeter are the owners. the road, although there aren’t too sixth, seventh and Hit Kane for calling a footfault on Jack three rounds, and knocked him out ping duties five by pitcher—by (Zegzdryn) ex-Crosby ath- Variety! many giggles in the party on the ried the fourth and fifth, while Struck Selenske by Kane Crawford when Jack was but one in the fourth of a scheduled ten- by Moe Sullivan, out—by 9; Gets Good Start of Villa- Three Springfield Horse show current turbulent trip. were even. 2; by Trepanier 1. Wild pitch—Sel- point from losing the Wimbledon round semi-final. Pirrone weighed lete, or "Pepper” Lahey classes are anifounced also. Jones is were no knockdowns, but enske. Balk—Kane. Purvis nova. Junior -Bobby going to There Boslng pitcher title to Fred Perry. Upset by the 157, 165. _ —Kane. Coming .The first in which a trophy will be have another Masters’ Tournament Battalino's face was cut from the Umpire—Carrington. Time decision, Crawford netted his next Fulton and Washington park Crowd —1:10. have been made by ! awarded to the winner by Mrs Vic- over his own Augusta course dur- third round on. A last minute spurt sferve and the title was lost. tennis teams are leading the Inter* Preparations in charge Of ar- tor H. Wesson is for boys and girls, ing the first week of next April. Davis fell short of carrying the The man in the'tweed re- playground league as a result of REC’S-WATERBURY A. C. Supervisor Dwyer, by suit, to han- amateurs, who have not reached —Waite has won five Btalino 138 1-4, Da- victories in the rangements for the game, Hoyt verdict. weight plying to criticism that was show- newly organised and Entrants will circuit AT WATERVILLE PARK die a banner crowd. Alumni their 13th birthday. games for Pittsburgh already this vis, 140. Parks to ered upon him, said he was placed which began last night, and League of 8t Thomas seminary be Judged on seat, hands, gen- season, equaling his total for the Billy Bridges, 148 1-2, Will'man- on the baseline to call which got the Junior players oft students footfaults, the confines of' the leral management and control of 1933 a decision over to a fine start. At Because of throughout entire campaign. tlc, slugged out aqd a foot fault was a foot Washington difficulty In securing in is for Have Exhibition fault, state are expected to be present 'the horse. The second boys Ale-: Lower, 143, England, in the whether it came on the first ser- park, Jackie of Washington the Fulton Park diamond for to- Kelly as this serves and more than 13 years of -A was morrow large numbers game girls stock picture in Boston eight-round semi-final. Lowe vice or on match point for the defeating Dreg Walsh of Hamilton, evening the exhibition re- than for and officials of the as a center for a mid-summer age but less 17, competing now Is that of a visiting fistic ce- floored six times. Fred Fotati, 122, Managers East Yorkshire court 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, while Francis Pha- game scheduled for the Recrea- asphalt of the boys Attending the the Mrs Joseph D. Pates, Jr, tro- quaffing ale with Jack Hartford, defeated Harry Hoy. 118, Public Parks league agreed on an len of Washington won over John tions of the City Amateur union lebrity championship or the all-England League school and the gradu- phy, and the third, the Longmca- Sharkey at the latter's bar. Montreal. 5; Jimmy Hicks, 171, exhibition game with the Recrea- finals. Conion of Hamilton, 6-2; 6-3. Owen and the Waterbury A. C. of the Bloomfield class for a ates attending the grand semina- dow Junior Challenge The latest was Max Baer. New Haven, defeated Joe Smith, tions of the City Amateur league Kyle of Hamilton beat Ray Wrenn Public Parks will be And he added that if the of- Loot* played Baltimore and Rochester. trophy presented by the Longmea- was against the best all-star team of of In ries in -Bob Smith again pho- 103, Hartford, 4; Butch Nichols, ficials didn’t like the way he Washington 6-3, 4-6 and 6-2, in Watervllle to-morrow at 6 p. m. the hands dow Junior Horse Show. All three Parks to be The umpiring will be In tographed as Mr Dodge Sloane, 167, Tariffville, stopped Larry players selected later. called them, they could jolly well the singles play. In the doubles, or shortly afterward, according to Hadley are limited to residents of of Bill Stanton and Hal classes following Cavalcade's victory In Manning, 161. Boston, 4. The contest Is Bet for August 9 at else. Wrenn and Phelan won over Walsh Manager Bob Kiersted of the Rees in get somebody donated their services to Hampden County, and entrants the Arlington Classic. He i_ Fulton park, with the Rees to be and Kyle by 6-3; 6-4 counts. Scores this morning. who huve event will funds for the play- the Longmeadow trophy Isn't. He's Just Cavalcade’s reinforced by Fay Vincent, Ned at Fulton park were: help provide and ribbon winners in kiddies. be trophy trainer. WEST END JUNIORS Farley and Johnny Egan of the BOB WALSH WINS Singles: Matty Weinberg, (F) de- LOUD SPEAKER AIDS ground the Junior and senior horsemanship -Frank Wyckoff predicts that Tribune club. The financial status feated Aucello, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3. Jerry CANDIDATE classes. The Longmeadow Chal- George Anderson, University of WANT BASEBALL GAMES of the league is O. K. now, but Watertown, Mass, 25—Bob Kornreich, (F) defeated Gage 6-2. Dallas, Tex. (UP)—John lenge Trophy Is to be won three July Pundt, California freshman, will be the may buckle without help from the Walsh pitched the Hartford Sena- 6- 4. Lukusius, (C) defeated Earl a candidate for Railroad Commis- WRESTLING same for times by the person per- • greatest 100-yard flyer yet pro. The West Knd Juniors issued funs each Sunday In the future. tors back Into second in the Schwartz, 6-2, 7-5. sioner In Isn't and two on place Texts, content with — Dusek. manent ownership legs their first challenge of the basebalt Sunday's schedule: Doubles: and Korn- At New York Rudy Miss duced. Northeastern League last night, Weinberg making speeches to audiences at New the cup have gone already to after to 4 threw George Hagen, -Only five amateurs have season today, preparing Washington park, p. m., Rey- by beating Watertown, 3 to 2. reich, (F) defeated Lukosius and scheduled meetings. a Omaha, '{Eleanor Jane Granflcld, daughter Hooking Everett Marshall, Colorado, bagged the U. S. Open: Jones. Jer- put a good team in the field. mond Hillles vs St Stanislaus, um- Walsh let the Townes down with Sabis, 6-2, 6-4; Block and Schwartz loud speuker on his York; Congressman William Granfield, automobile, ho Charles Buck Weaver, Okla- jef ry Travers, Francis Ouimet, Chick Games with St Ann All-Stars, Town pire, Bergln, scorer. O’Connor; only five hits and did some excel- (F) defeated Schuster and Puzes, makes speeches to truckloads thrtw iiwho was awarded major horseman- of New York, Evans and Goodman. Plot Duces, North End Hillles Ju- Watervllle park, 2 p. m., North End holes. 7- 5. 6-4. or homa; Charlie Allen. honors in 1932 and In Johnny lent pitching in several tight picnickers, any other "audi- Jer- jehip again Oakville and Shel- Hillies vs Abe Kashley, New -Jack Dempsey has enough niors, Bulldogs, Oaklands. umpire Hen- Arnold Smith is directing the ences” that he may pass on the derlstoned 11933. scorer Ell Fischer, New Jersey, refereeing work lined up to keep ton A. C. arc wanted in particular dricks, Foley; Fulton park, Detroit.—Itusell Lay, burly Mich- snappy tennis league of four park highway. than can sey; The several children's horseman- Having lungs Stevens, Texas; oJe him until mid-winter, but is with any team in the city of Junior 2 p. m., C. and C. Juniors vs A. B. State of last season, has representatives with junior and stand he threw Ernie 1 ship classes will be Judged by Mrs busy igan guard usage, says he can de- Qetze- New ex- also desired. For C's: 4 p. m., Wilsons vs football senior divisions the liver D6 Vito, Italy, drew with A1 A. Hewlett of Jericho, L. I. sticking close to York, rating games Waterbury signed to play professional listed, Junior lots of campaign wordage to ilames A. Glno Garibaldi, Italy, pecting the arrival of that hetr any write this department, or Manager C.. umpire Croceo, scorer Step- with the new National League en- playing on Tuesdays and the travelers who happen to get behind wicz, Poland; from Vanka Zelezniak. time now. Sam Copriano, 38 Manhan street. kowski. Jry, the Detroit Tigers. seniors on Saturdays. him for a few miles. won on foul Hungary; Masked Marvel decis- Last tohed Gene Bruce, New York; Night’s Fights JOE JINKS, Featuring DYNAMITE DUNN What A Man! Bv LLANUZA Marshall Blackstock, Georgia, drew ■gr: _ with Pat Newman, U. S. Navy, (By United Press) threw Gene 7- 35 Mike Romano, Italy, At Cleveland. Ohio — Patsy La Deux, France;’Bert Rubl, Hun- Boston, Perroni, 187, outpointed gary, threw Jim Atlas, Greece. Johnny Riiko. 195, Cleveland (10): IT LOOKS LIKE At Albany — Ernie Dusektl Paul Plrrone, 157, Cleveland, At- PETE HUMUS IS Omaha, threw Pat O'Harra. knocked out Jackie Purvis, 155. lanta. Ga. (2 out of ); Han* 155. Indianapolis (4); Ray Lyle, TO GET Steinke. Germany, threw Richard knocked out Babe ABOUT Akron. Ohio, Stahl, Germany; Casey Kaxanjlan. Cleveland Punning, 156, (5). HIS FONDEST San Francisco, and ^leorge Wll- WISH AND BE keski, Boston, drew: Phil Marfugl, DO YOU REMEMBER? Princeton, defeated Jack Costa. One Year Ago To-day—Willie KNOCKED OUT Boston, (disqualification). with won the Long — Klein. 296, At Albany Ernie Dusek, championship. Island Open BY THE TER- Omaha, threw Pat O'Hara, At- (2 out of 3); Hans Steinke, Ger- Years Five Ago To-day—Betty RIBLE PEPITO threw Richard Stahl, Ger- Robinson broke the world record many, THE many. fai the 60-yard dash, sprinting over DIABLO, in 5 4-5 seconds at Ae distance STRONGEST WIN’STED LOSES

Bhtcago. _ MAN IN SOUTH Winstead, July 25 The Hous of David defeated Wlnated las. Tea Years Ago To-day—The night, 8 to 1. The game wag halt- United States Olympic squad, with AMERICA < IW M ed at the end of the eighth becausd a point total ot 94. won the 1924 Tbi Ret ClhlOH uniuR rtiiura 8|r>dK:iii. Int of r#i« .Olympic Games in France.

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