. SUNDAY MQRNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1927
COP. LA cons
'By ; Alan J . Gould, , Associated
Press Sports Editor.
GEftMANTOWN CRICKET Club.
PHILADELPHIA, PA1, Sept., 10.
(AP) The Davis cup, most
highly prized of tennis trophies,
passed today from America to
France for the first time In its
-history.
In a dramatic uphill fight to
victory, France' youthful stars
broke through the defense of Am
erica's veterans, captured both of
the remaining singles matches this
afternoon - and won the challeng
ing round by the close but never
theless decisive margin of 3 to i.
i . American hopes had been buoy
: ed high by 'the sensational come-
back of yilliam T. Tilden In two
l previous days of yietoHous play
that bad put the defenders in the
ietdr
' Tilden Gives Out
s" They faded suddenly however.
i when Big Bill "cracked" under
s tha strain and fell before the ma-chine-like
onslaught of, Rene La
coste. They vanished entirely
when Little Bill Johnston, al
; though making a gallant as well
as .unexpected stand, yielded to
the super-stroking control of Hen
ri Cochet in the final match.
Lacoste, scoring his second as
well as convincing victory of the
series, outstroked, ' outgeneraled
and easily, butlaated Tilden, upon
whose previous brilliance high
hopes had 4 been placed. The
French stylist, won by scores of
6-3.H-4,. 6-3, and'his Victory
; was as decisive as these scores 1B
dicate. Johnson Takes Brace
Cochet faced a plucky John
ton who Showed a remarkable
.recovery from his disappointing
-form of Thursday, when the An
, ericaa lost in straight sets to La
coete. ftut the result, evn
though postponed through Little
Bill's gallant stand, was inevit-J
wbhs.' v'Cochet won, also in four
seta, by scores of C-4, 1-6, 6-2.
, Thus the two veterans, who. io-.
gethef. brought the famous tennis
can back "from Australia in 3920
and played the .leading to ie !h de-l
fending; yer sfnee,irpas8ad Jrotn
their long -held heights before an
itnpetuoua, indomitable .youth that
wrould.aot be denied. With the
end ing; the. -dynasty that the
two' Bills set, up sevea years agd,
the most successful in tennis his
tory, France has established a
new regime on' control. -;
Twenty three years old, poker
faced, relentlessly accurate Rene
Lacoste and . 2 &; year old Henri
Coehet, dazzling, brilliant, have
accomplished what no other na
tion has beca able to do since
1924.
Shoves Sportsmanship
Little BUI, even though it was
his second-come back, was a he
ro in defeat. . He had', done all
that ceuhr be asked against an op
ponent whose- resources in youth,
varrety and stroke and in control
were fdr superior. Ills ready smile
was there when he congratulated
the victor, patting Coehet on the
back la fatherly fashion but af
terward, in ike dressing room,
fohnston was heart-broken, a re
action from -th efrect of his tense
fight.
THden, however, was the more
tragic figure of the two American
veterans. Big Bill had drilled him
self for his greatest fight through
months of constant competition.
Always a dramatist, he had set
the scenes for a final come-back
by his sensational play of the two
days before. He knew that Ameri
can hopes rested almost entirely
on his Kaunt frame and appeared
inspired by it. He was the favor
ite over Lacoste because of his
previously exhibited form.
JOIM
'HUGH TAKES
TITLE OVER HUNTER
DEL MONTE. CAL.. Sept. 10.
(AP) John McHugh of San
Francisco won the California am
ateur golf championship today by
defeating Chuck Hunter, Tacoma,
8-7 In the 36 hole finals.
fcy winning toiay, McHugh be
came State titleholder'fof the' sec
ond time.1
Hunter, a hard driving, six foot
youngster from the Pacific north
west, Blarted out impressively and
at the end of the sixth hole of
the niornlnjc found, was fputf up
on his opponent. He maintained!
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FAST AGGREGATE"!
Pleasing the fans and putting
up real baseball to merit their gat6
admissions looms so much atroqg
ef than winning titles as the finan
cial going gets tougher, that Man
ager "Frisco" Edwards of the Sa
lem Senators took a chance and'
invited the Woodmen of the
World, who play the Solons here
today, to bring- along any ; ball
players they eould.'
With the bars let down In that
rashion, it's pretty likely that the
visitors will put Op a strong game,
as there, are a lot of good baO
players running loose in Portland i
since some of the leagues have
ended their schedules. .
This is the last league game
scheduled for the home diamond,
and if the weather is anvwhere
fuar agreeable, a large turnout is
expected. '
The Senators will have the reg
ular lineup with the exception that
Gabarino will play second base.
filling the vacancy created when
Joe Sullivan packed his suit cases
and headed east to resume ' his
studies at Notre Dame. Hauk will
play third base, this being his list
appearance before laying down his
mitt and donning a football hel
met. ' 1
Johnny Beck is slated to pitch,
and the fans, watching him work,
V Ji-i Vt-'-i . k I"-.
the future San Francisco Seal.
Beck signed up with the Seals list
week, and is to report at the
spriag training enmp.
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I National League Standings T-
O r
glng Nflw York down to a game
and a half from the leading pi
rates, .. :
Score': v RH,E
New York ..-.....-;... X 6
Chicago - .. 2 11 t)
Benton. Henry and Taylor,
Cummings; Bush and Hartnett.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 10. (AP)
Ray Kremer, backed "by sensa
tional fielding shutout Philadel
phia, 4 to 0 today and Pittsburgh
held to Its slim lead In the Na
tional league pennant tight.
Score: R H; E
Philadelphia . 0 8 .1
Pittsburgh .'. i 9 ; 1
Ulrich, Decautur and Wilson;
Kremer and Smith.
At Cincinnati: BostonxCtnciut
nati game postponed, wet grounds.
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Coast League Standing
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Oakland .........lOS
Seat tie it 92
San Francisco....;... 94
Poland. .............. S
Sacramento .......... 83
Missions , ??
Hollywood 79
Los Angeles 86
L.
T
75
78
86
94
94
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Pet.
BID
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.647
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m
.47
.457
.386
dropped nine straight holes.
Beginning the 'second eighteen,
flvop, McHugh kept up a"s1ady
flawless game and was never in
dapger. -
Onr jprivate opinion is that no
body is having as much fun "ou
Of President Coolidge's laconic!
wlve-Word statement as Presi
dent Coolidge himself.
W.
Pittsburgh 78
Chicago 77
New York 76
St. Louis 75
Cincinnatti 61
Boston 55
Brooklyn 56
Philadelphia 55
L.
53
64
54
55
68
74
78
86
Pet.
.592
.688
.685
.577
..473
.'426
.418
.390
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10. (AP)
The Cardinals maintained the fast
National league pace today by
the lead untjl the ninth and then trlumphing over Brooklyn for a
If second time in the series by 5 t6'2:
Scores: .R H, E;
Brooklyn .......2 9 1
St. Louis 5 11 1
Vance, Plitt and Beherry; Alex
ander ahd Schulte,
LOS ANQ ELE. Sept. 1 0 .- AP )
Wally Hood's single to center
In the 12th inning, scoring John
ny Mitchell, broke up 4 hurling
duel between Cunningham and
S.hellenback and gave the Angels
a 6 to 5 victory .oyer Hollywood
today. Jimmy Murphy's homer in
the 8th with two on became a
four run rally which put the
Siars in front.
Score: R H E
Hollywood ...5 8 2
batters
API -San Francisco
fou.nd Eekert freely fodajr and the
Sealaheat he ,Mlssi6ns4; o3,.J nesday, under direction of Miss
Mitchell, Ue San Francisco hur-
ler. .yielded five hits tor three
runs in the first three Innings but
Ughjened after that. ;
Score: :'. ?
Missions ...T 7 0
San Francisco -6 13 0
Eckert and Whitney; Mitchell
and Vargas.
At Portland: Sacramento-Portland
game postponed,' rain. ,
The athletic program at the Y.
M. C. A. will get nnder way to
morrow when men's gymnasium
classes will be started under direc
tion of Robert JBoirdnfah director.. C, andthis, spring thVV:'t?'ereV
Classes for women, will start Wed-
Elixabeth Rowley, a new addition
to the Y. M. C. A. staff.
Instruction will be given this
year in boxing, wrestling, tumb
ling, and advanced apparatus.
Stanley Frye, former 1 Ight-heayy-
weighf champion of 1 the Pacific
fleet, will have charge of the box
In classes, and Fenlmore Baggett,
a former Willamette ' university
wrestler, will teach beginners ' In
that science. Tumbling , Instruc
tion will be given by JHaryey
Brock, and advanced apparatus, "by
A; J. Englebart
Competitive teams in. basketball;
volleyball, handball, swimming.
gym hockey, and indoor baseball
will be developed. . There is a pos
sibility that the state Y. M. C. A.
swimming championship,, and vol
ley ball championships, will be
p!ayed in Salem.
Last winter 40 organ lfd bas
ketball teams played at the Y. M.
Lbs Angeles 6 14
fi2 Inninsrs)
ShelJenback and "Murphy; Cun
ningham and Sand berg.
OAKLAND, Sept. 10. (APJ
Seattle downed the Oakland team
twice today, 4 to 3 and 2 to 0.
Boehler. who carried " the bnrden
On the mound for Oakland for
eight innings of the first 'gaijft
contributed' a home rnn toward
the scoring, but had the defeat
charged against him.
First game: '
Scores;. '
Seattle ."....v....
OakJfirt
fT Knnaorl flnd Rnrreanl- Rnahlcr
Second game:
Scores: R H E
eattle -,..2
Oakland 0 ' 7
Edwards and Schmidt; Cooper
and . Baker, Read.
scriptipn 3He Wrote '
in 1892 is the World's
Most Popular Lajcative
22 baseball teams under the super
vision of Y. official ,
Miss-Rowley, the new women's
swimming Instructor, is a gradu
ate of .O. A. C. andhas had con
siderable experience as a gymna
sium, dancing, arid swimming
teacher. She has servd as Port
land playground supervisor. .
, SUSPECT IX CUSTODY .
SAN ; FRANCISCO,' Sept. 10.-
( AP-r-Jwcoktliermaualias ,J;uic
Bennett, sought for months' to
unravel the Julian Petroleum cor
poration collapse, was enroute to
night toward il Los Angeles In
charge of three Investigators of
the district attorney of Los An
geles county. Herman surrender
ed in a hotel here Thursday jiTght.
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