Eight Carry on in Grim P. G. A. Battle: Deuces Wild in National Amateur Golf from Louisville, who easily beat Ralph Great-Granny, 63, Minnich of Cleveland, 6—4, 6—2, 6—1. THE SPORTLIGHT was paired with Maurice Bayon of New SARAZEN, FARRELL EASTERN NET TITLE MANY NEWCOMERS' Golf INVETERATE STAB Orleans in the second semi-final. Bayon BY GRANTLAND RICE Tough Prey defeated Barnard Welsh of Washington, 8—6, 6 0, 8 6. on its AUGUST FOOT BALL. September 30. Stanford will be Br the Associated Press. Women'* semi-finals also were sched- to Northwestern early in October uled for with Helen Germaine ol Tell us not with cheerful cackle way IN A. Saskatchewan, 11. today in another ftature. EARLY August New York M. ol important MAKE meeting GRADE Mary Capa ball's its PACE GETS AFTER CROWN Foot nap? waking from HOTTER —A HOI REG "young" lady of 63, Mrs. BEATEN AT TENNIS Ann Arbor and Ruth Bailey of St. Louij Yet the punt and pass and tackle In spite of Southern Cali- T. McLelland of Weyburn, Edna Smith of Cleveland. Now are back upon the map. fornia's certain strength, Stan- Saskatchewan, Is the heroine of the opposing Mrs. Prances Stone and Frances ford will be a serious challenger opening day's play In the annual Dethroned Links Reach Semi- More "Unknowns" Qualified Walker today were the lone Washing- Dutra, by Soon you'll hear the ancient thunder this Fall, with fine material Stoefen, Lott, Saskatchewan ladies' tourna- For First Time Since '23 golf ton representatives left in the tourney. Xs the hits the line. working under Thornhill and ment. fullback They are to team against the seeded Makes And the tackle in Nevers. Than in of Last 13 While friends of her own were Dude, Magnificent dives under, Finals in Singles of Turf Any age Drewes Fails to Reach No. 2 pair. Edna Smith and Marion on his content to wrestle with a bit of Resting coyly spine. The year's big job will be stopping Craig in the semi-finals. The Na- Dame. on the club porch Mrs. Mc- Southern California and Notre knitting tional Capital duo, seeded third, yes- Stand, Hit by Stymie. Championships. Lelland marched out and battled Parks Semi-Final. Howard Jones and Both are equipped with an unusual Championship. terday eliminated with surprising ease Mrs. of in the amount of speed, power and size— Perry Reglna first the defending champions. Rose Segel Dick now mus- round. She came Hanley enough for three good teams in each from b«hind to and Florence Fox, Newark, N. J., 6—1, MIC'KELSOV, Br the Auoclited Press. BY ntANCIS J. POWERS. her By the BY PAUL tering their two legions camp. square match at th% eighteenth Associated Press. 6—2. Writer. WITH but lost out on the first extra hole. Press Sports N. Associated Midwest-Far- Y., August 11.—The August 11.—a lot Y£)RK, August 11.—The for the The I'p-and-Down Yankees. Mrs. McLelland is a greatgrand- August 11.— goal of a week of long and of introductions will be mother. semi-finals of the national West tilt in Chicago ne t month, HERE has been at least one cheer- OPENS MARYLAND RACING Gone was Olin Dutra, the k brilliant loomed when the Na- tennis cham- foot ball the con- ful quality the Yankees have fur- play necessary NEWpublic parks passes beyond RYE, Chicago, But somehow golf disposes of all pre- defending title holder, but nished this season to those sup- brightly today ahead of a tional Amateur Golf cham- pionships rolled around to- Good Field Milwaukee, versational area. dictions. Assured for Cumberland their drive. forward were six porting pennant of in starts at Cincinnati next Master John Goodman's open cham- without the of surging So far have refused to let the quartet quarter-finalists pionship day presence This intersectional show will they did not him from Meet, Opening August 22. a four pionship prevent conterfders and pair Senators open any gap beyond ,the men's singles, and the semi- month. In 13 years of following Omaha Theodore Drewes of St. Louis, a powerful the of the two leading the field. I still am of CUMBERLAND, — "dark horse" bring together pick games. Cronln's young men have been most unusual situation. Md., August 11 of die hards of the flnalists in the women's singles, the from bunker to green, I the opinion that Master Goodman will foot ball sections where a cool on the of into the stys Pour Indications are the Cumberland Fair ranks as the long struggle for the big verge breaking open take a lot of beating in the national straight years, from 1924 for a runaway twice, but each time they and the men's and women's dou- never have seen such a crop of Drewes was national golf cham- breeze will be a big help. amateur. He is playing too well to lose through 1927, champion of Association's race meet, opening August professional have been hauled back. the men tnd whose toward the semi- bles, in the annual Eastern turf newcomers to national competi- his keenness before the amateur. Last boys clubs are the will attract the pionship headed This coming contest has already The effect of this sud- 22, best field of thor- psychological week Goodman played both the North public parks. When he hasn't been finals at Blue Mound today. started foot ball comment off well den halt is bound to be on the court championships at the West- tion as will be gathered at Cin- oughbreds ever to show their wntrs wearing Shore and Olympia fields courses in winning the title he has been there or the dwindling field were ahead of the old schedule. And once Leading nerves. chester Club. cinnati. in 70 strokes and his in when the was here. serious in his Country Chicago 139 thereabouts championship Gene Sarazen. dead quest you get the foot ball contingent started awarded it« the There always is the chance that B. of New over the of the qualifying test at Omaha Is further through 11-year history. Among turfmen who have bfen to land a major title after losing the they are harder to check or duck than Sidney Wood. Jr., York, Looking group youngsters Ruth and Gehrig will suddenly re- indication there is no rust on his short Yesterday, however, he stumbled into granted stalls are Elmer Trueman of American and British open champion- a of their vari- in the form that made who led In their sectional flc^k golfers reporting sume their big act and keep it playing again qualifying irons or putter. The boy is playing the biggest upset of the week's play, Washington, who looks after the horses and Farrell, famed ous stroke. ships. Johnny rounds, stroke by for an extended If him a member of the Davis team rounds, one finds nine who will be on to Leonard former of Ral Parr of ths going stretch. Cup Just enough golf to keep edge, and losing Hartman, of Baltimore and others, stylist, and Beall Bruirmsl Most of the early comment now points tennis this happens thr Yankees will two and of debutantes In the national. Of course with his mind set on winning the ama- Columbia captain and basket ball A1 Getz, A. S. Bowman, James Tyson, Oaks, from New York, who toppled in the direction of 1933 years ago, Gregory Mangin general strength. have little to worry about, even teur title, he has passed up the West- star, in the quarter finals, 12—10. 6—4, H. K. Utterback of Manassas, Va : Dutra off his throne in a indoor there will be many familiar faces yesterday Where can you look for the leading if erratic Newark, champion, rested, their when ern and numerous to 6—4. Hartman's carried con- pitching doesn't get open invitations victory him George Lerian. George A. Cook. Dick match that ended with a teams in the Pall season ahead? thrilling just much better. places won in the men's singles semi- the starter calls the players to the play exhibition matches. Goodman's today to a semi-final match with George Westmoreland, H. J. jr., and H. over a half on the Duffy, quest stymie thirty- Here is at least a partial list to be is "that the fellow beats O'Connell of the a finals. first tee, but we might as well prepare thought who Chicago, who defeated L. Smith. This group has 68 horse* In sixth hole. Setting pace through long < j considered: Goodman at Cincinnati will be the William Schommer of its care, to stretch of hot weather is another load for a new Minneapolis yes- ranging from 2-year-olds Wood swept through John Van Ryn. generation. amateur For I East—Colgate, Princeton. Ford- the senatorial neck. It is the same champion." my part terday, 7—5, 6—4, 6—3. aged geldings and including both good Quartet-finals Today. upon Among the newcomers who took ham, Yale, Pittsburgh. Midwest load the Giants face. Davis Cup doubles player, 6—3. 6—3, believe the young man may be right. Arnold Simons, defending titleholder sprinters and routers. Sarazen and Farrell had likely —Notre honors in their home districts Dame, Michigan. Ohio The Senators were game enough to yesterday, and Mangin beat the inter- medal engagements ahead of them to- State, Minnesota. Wisconsin. Far rally after one lead was broken down, from California, and are strangers to me, at least, are: BOTHday in the quarter-finals of the West—Southern California.