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Said Good
C<ON. Cal., Aug. 16. AP)
The world's endurance swim
ming championship for women
rested tonight upon the shoulders
of a gritty mother of 36 years.
Mrs.", Lee Fourrler of Colton, who
today, at 2:66 p. m., emerged
from the outdoor plunge here
after a gruelling paddle of 5$
hours. 66 minutes and 30 seconds
- officially timed.
She was tired but happy this
mother of two boys as she relaxed
tonight after her long but success
ful battle to break the record of
64 hours and 28 minutes set in
New York recently by Mrs. Myrtle
Huddleston of Mattoon. I1L Her
physicians reported her In "very
good condition."
Mrs. Fourrler was ableAo walk
to her dressing room from the
plunge, and her mental faculties
were almost as alert as they were
when she started the long and
tedious grind. Just as she stepped
through the door of her dressing
room she collapsed, but was quick
ly revived and rushed to her home.
Three physicians said her condi
tion was not serious. She said
she "was feeling fine. Her low
er limbs were more tired than her
arms and were badly water
logged. When the 36-year-old swimmer
started on her endurance swim at
C o'clock last Tuesday morning
she set as her goal the mark of 60
hours. Today, however, after
paddling 1 hour and 28 H minutes
beyond Mrs. Huddleston 's record,
she gave up.
Mrs. Fourrler "carried on" to
Tlctory without the aid of stimu
lants other than coffee, consid-
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For the eighth, time in hie life,
Julius Pollock of Wheeling woj
the recent annual Wert Virginia
golf championship. The UUe
holder defeated Forrest McXefl of
CUrksbnrg in the final SO-hole
natch to srmb att the titlo. It
was the third time McNeil had
loet to PoJlori in the finals of this
tournament, and he says he's get
ting tired of it- Pollock intends
entering the national amateur
meet this summer.
ered a surprising feat for an en
durance swim of such length.
Flouting hardships and sleepless
ness, she had to call upon drawn
muscles to withstand the gruelling
punishment that is forced upon
one who swims hour after hour
over the monotonous route of one
end of the plunge to the other,
she took food regularly at about
two hour intervals', chicken broth.
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W t Pet.
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65 66 .487
66 69 .624
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63 66 .452
60 63 .442
61 65 .440
43 73 .868
PHILADELPHIA
WINS ANOTHER
Cincinnati Crushed To Tune
Of 13-4; Chicago Cubs
Whip Giants
Sport Briefs
Goose Ooelln. the Washington
outfielder whose arm hasn't been
worth a hoot this season, thinks a
winter of rest will get It back in
shape.
COAST SCOBXS TBSTTBDAY
at Portland: Pctlad 8; OakUad 0.
At SeatUe: Setttla 6; 8cramoUi 3.
at La Aaffala: & Praaeiac 6; Lo
Aarlaa 3.
At 8aa Fraa Cisco: Hollywood 8;
ioas 3.
TESTBEDAT
Clnela-
VATTOHAL SCOBXS
At CiaainaaU: Philadelphia 13
aaU 4.
At Ckieaga: Caieas 6; Raw Tark 3.
At Pittabargh: PUtafearc 11; Brook
Ija 6.
At 81 LoaU: Boatoa St. Looia 4.
AMZSICAW S0OKES TEST EXPAT
At WaaaiaaWa: Bt. Loaia 7 ; Waah
iartoa 3.
At PkOadalprla: Pkiladalpkia IS; De
troit 6. '
At Boatoa: CWrsland SO; Boatoa 8.
At Hrw Tork: Mew fork 11; Cteao
4.
I M. C. 1.
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Will COVETED
with meat of chicken and lump
suear was what was given her to- rices rendered throughout
day besides the coffee. world In the cause of sport.
GENEVA. Aug. (AP)
Count Latour, president of the
International-Olympic committee,
officially notified the world com
mittee of the Young Men's Chris
tian association today of the ac
tion taken during the Olympic
games in awarding to that organ
ization the Olympic cup for ser-
tho
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1. (AP)
Philadelphia decisively defeated
Cincinnati 13 to 4 today.
Score: R H B
Philadelphia 13 21 1
Cincinnati 4 11 1
Lucas. Jablonowski, Beck man and'
Piclnich, Sukoforth.
After ten years of Berries as an
amateur swimmer. Henry Giebel
of the New York A. C. recently
turned pro.
WESTERN WOMEN S
Tl
H C OS
E
Ty Cobb Is baring hts two sons
taught the manly art of self-defense.
Ty must hare heard of the
birth of a son In some American
League umpire's family.
Gordon Rhodes, the sensational
young hurler with Hollywood who
is slated to Join the Yankees eren
tually, won't reach the big leagues
until after the 1929 season, his
owners say.
Giants Downed Again
CHICAGO, Aug. 16. (AP)
The Cubs battered Vic Aldridge
and Bill Walker today to win 6 to
2, making two out of three in the
short series against the Giants.
Score: R H E
New York 2 9 0
Chicago 6 12 0
Albridge, Walker and Hogan.
O'Farrell; Nehf and Hartnett.
Pirates Take One
PITTSBURGH, Aug. IS. (AP)
The Pirates bunched hits off
Doak in the eighth to break a six
all tie and win 11 to 6 today. The
Tlctory gave Pittsburgh three out
of four from Brooklyn.
Score: R H K
Brooklyn 6 9 2
Pittsburgh 11 17 1
Elliott. Clark. Doak and Gooch:
Grimes, Hemsely and O'ConnelL
Cards Drop Another
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 16. (AP)
An early lead by the Braves made
possible when Richbourg drove in
six runs In three Innings, cost the
St. Louis Cardinals the third game
of the series 9 to 4 today.
Score: R H E
Boston ;.9 15
St Louis 4 7 0
Brandt and Taylor; Hainer,
Rhera, Hald and Wilson.
Out of the first 23 games he
lied this season, veteran Dutch
liher completed 21 of them for
...e San Francisco club. His record
during that time was 19 victories
and four losses.
BEAVERS
BLANK
INDIAN HILL CLUB. Chicago,
Aug. 16. (AP) Hotter and fast
er became the pace today In the
third round of the Women's West
ern Golf champlonsnlp. with the
victors scoring well enough to
compete in a man's tourney.
The semi-finals matches will be
between Mrs. Harry Pressler, Los
Angeles, defending titleholder
and Mrs. O. S. Hill, Kansas City,
trans-Mississippi and North and
South champion in one match and
Dorothy Page, Madison, Wis.,
1926 champion and Virginia Wil
ton, Chicago, in the other.
It would seem that some of
them will see about all that is to
see. If they don't travel any faster
than they did on the track.
New York university has had a
member of the same Cohen family
playing fullback for four years in
accession and expects another Co
jen to play full this year.
Mays and Vargas; Peters and
Warren.
OAKLAND 3 T0 1
Four Double Plays Help Lar
ry French Apply White
wash Brush
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 16
(AP) The Beavers shut out the
Oaks again today, 3 to 0, with
young Larry French applying the
whitewash brush. He held the
visitors to five hits and panned
six and although he also walked
five, four double-plays by his sup
port pulled him out of every dan
gerous spot.
Score: R H E
Oakland o 6 J
Portland 3 12 0
French and Rego. Whitney.
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public today by Hillis and Morgan at 147 North
High Street.
II RAGE
Stan Edge Out Bells
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16
(AP) It took ten innings to do
it but Hollywood's stars finally
nosed out the Missions today, 3 to
2, after trailing from the first
to eighth frames, Frank 8hellen
back pitched great ball, allowing
the Missions three hits.
Score: R H E
Hollywood 3 6 0
Missions ...2 3 1
Shellenbaek and and Bassler;
PiRette and Baldwin.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 16. (AP)
The Yankees saved the last
game of their series with Chicago
by hammering Blankenship and
Cox for 14 hits today to win 11 to
1. Waite Hoyt pitched for the
champs, allowing four hits.
Score: R H E
Chicago 1 4 2
New York 11 14 3
Blankenship, Cox and Crouse;
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Maclunen Run Wild
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.
(AP) The Athletics went on a
I batting spree today and defeated
Detroit 18 to 6. The home team
scored nine runs In the second
inning.
Score: R II E
Detroit 6 11 0
Philadelphia 18 17 1
Sorrell, Billings, Holloway and
Hargreave, Shea; Earnsbaw, Bush
and Cochrane, Perkins.
Browns Whip Senators
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.
(AP) The St. Louis Browns de
feated Washington 7 to 2 today
in the third game of the series.
The game was called in the eighth
inning because of rain.
Score: R R E
St. Louis T 8 1
Washington 17 1
Ogden and Manion; Gaston.
Brown, liayberry, Burke and
RueL
Indians Whip Sacs
SEATTLE, Aug. 16 (AP)
Smacking Dick Bonnelly and
Pudgy Gould for five runs in three
recessive Innings, Seattle again i
aereatea Sacramento today 6 to 3.
and tooJa the series lead, two
games to one.
Score: R H E
Sacramento , ... 3 16 l
Seattle J4 2
Donnelly and Koehler; Graham
and BorreanL
Seal Defeat Angels
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 16 (AP)
Seal bas bested those of the
Angels again here today, and San
Francisco chalked up Its third
straight over Los Angeles by a 6
to 3 count.
Score: R H E
San Francisco g 13 q
Los Angeles 8 7 2
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Cleveland Shades Boston
BOSTON, Aug. 16. (AP)
Cleveland staged a four-run rally
l in tne ninth Inning today to de
feat Boston in the final game of
the series 10 to 8.
Score: R II E
Cleveland 10 15 3
Boston 8 11 1
Bayne, Hudlin, Miljus and L.
Sewell; MacFayden, Ruffing and
uerry, Hoffman.
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FOREST HILLS. N. T.. Aug.
11 (AP) With B11J TUden bar
red from the eastern team? and
Prank Hunter out of Ks lineup In
a sympathetic strike, western
tennis players will enter the east
vs. west matches) tomorrow and
Saturday with a good chance to
make op for repeated reverae
suffered at the easterners' hands.
The absence of TUden and Hunt
er, the country's No. 1 and 2
ranking players," may be a big
blow to the gate receipts but It
promises to make the series a
more nearly equal contest. The
west depends upon a team of
young stars headed by George Lott
while the eastern standard will be
borne by a combination of old
and new talent with the youthful
John Van Ryn as No. X man.
Only once since 1921 has the
west been able to win this everit
and. that was is 1925 when Bill
Johnston beat Vincent Richards
in fire sets In the d eel dins; match
which also represented a tryont
for the Davis cup team. ;
Of the 14 contests since 1915
the east with the aid of Tildes
won eight, the west (our, and two
were tied. In matches the score Is
51 for the east and 41 for the
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