w
Sport Sparks
By RON GEMMELL
...JilH1 19 tM month that the C3 treasury tu
EES!i-h?Tm "plV' '"M00.0OO. tht the Senator beet
U ob tat ill 11 to t with Bob Qulnn'a doubt- rw ..a
Russell for the winning- runs, end
that cherries -were 4t end a
pound, ; u.'"?.,,;
Kin? George V; was recover
ing from dangerous illness.
100-bottles of century old rum
were found 40 - feet below the
East river In New York. Big Bill
Tildes lost to Henri Cochet at
. Wimbledone and Babe Ruth's 17th
homer enabled theYanka to beat
Boston l-ii.v'-;,-4 " IV ;
; Maxle : Rosen bloom - outpointed
Joe Anderson in Portland, Helen
- Wills and Helen Jacobs worn their
war into the finals at Wimbledon
and Dr. Ira' Landreth told a n;
tional croup of young people that
bootlegging would ' soon be out
lawed socially, i
, -Salem's Legion post was mak
ing extensive plans to entertain
. the state convention delegates
with ' Salem's largest parade in
history, Helen Wills' beat Helen
I Jacobs 1-1. C-2, to win her third
" straight British' tennis -title at
' Wimbledon and .Lee Eyerly-won
'the Portland - to - Sllverton air
derby , '.
r -TTi sssifnrr-'-f ir r--f-"
BILL TILDEN
' Woodburn
.... .. . , is.' v. A ' . '
A. 'f ' J .-I J - .4 " rfsl ' "I "" ' "
Junior Mlmt
Salem
Osculation bad Stuff SaidProf.
Long-drawn-out -osculation and promiscuous kissing1 were de
cried as nnhealthful by a nationally known doctor during July, 1129.
Van Ryn and Allison won . the men's doubles championship at
Wimbledon, John D. Rockefeller became 00 years of age and "Pete"
Relnbart and partner, L, W. Mendell, broke the world's airplane
endurance record at Culver City, Calif.
Collision of two British submarines under the sea's surface
resulted in death to 24, Salem's city ordinances were revealed as
making unlawful "sunbacked" bathing suits and Gus Sonnenberg
tossed Ed "St rangier" Lewis to retain the world's heavyweight
wrestling title.
- Clara Bcw announced her 'engagement to Harry Rlchman. Max
Schmellng and Joe Jacobs were suspended by tbe New York boxing
commission and Don Moe of Portland captured medalist honors in
the Western Amateur open golf tourney at Mission Hills. Kansas City.
Relnbart and Mendell came down after 10 days aloft. Percy
Williams tied the 100-yard dash record as he beat Frank Wyckoft
In t 36 seconds, and Don Moe won the Western Amateur.
" Expected Rocket to Hit Moon.
Clark University Prof. Robert H. Goodard shot off a rocket he
expected wonld reach the moon. Colonel Bradley's Blue Larkspur
won the ISO. 000 Arlington classic and Salem's city dads killed the
SP bus franchise ordinance. 1
" BUI Tilden. Frank Hunter, John Van Ryn and Wllmer Allison
were named to the American Davis cup team. Wayne Barbara pitched
the Senators to a C-2 win over Longview, five banks closed In Tampa,
Fla., and war clouds gathered on the Rnsso-Chinese front.
Tommy Loughras retained his light-heavyweight title by de
eisionlng Jimmy Braddock in IS rounds, Russia refused to arbitrate
in the Chinese dispute and a 75-year-old Kalamazoo woman was
mufdered by a couple, who believed her to be a witch.
Babe Ruth' was forced from the Yankee lineup 'by a leg injury
sustained while rounding the bases after a home run crash, Port
land moved out of the coast loop cellar and Ignoring the right of way
was found to be tbe outstanding cause of traffic accidents in Salem.
' Gene Tunney was faced with a 1500,000 alienation of affection
suit, a contract was let for Oregon's new office building, and Jacob
Meyers pitched the Senators to a 4-2 win over the Portland Wolf era,
! A's, Yanks Were Neck-and-Neck.
- Ten years ago this month "Freedom of the Press was the title
of a Statesman editorial, the Relnhart-Mendell endurance record was
broken by the St Louis Robin and the Senators squelched the tour
ing House of David bearded bambinos by a 9 to t count.
Ted Fox decisioned Benny Pels in a torrid tiff at the armory,
Jackie Fields won the world's. welterweight title from Joe Dundee
on a second-round foul snd Connie Mack's Athletics and Miller Hug
gins' Yankees were having unite a race in the American league.
" Lee Eyerly suffered broken bones in a plane crash at the" Eugene
airport. Hoover took, a fishing jaunt, Henri Cochet whipped Big Bill
Tilden in straight sets in Davis cup singles play and a lot of guys
wearing knickers were being pictured in the papers. '
' Sllverton s Legion Juniors beat Eugene's 6-2, Allison and Van
Ryn won the Davis cup doubles title for Uncle Sam, colored movies
hit Salem and Hoover landed France for a war debt payment
The state chamber of commerce was trying to find a way to
spend S 25.000, Babe Ruth celebrated his return to active duty with
his 23rd home run and the mercury hit 100 on Stem's downtown
streets. j.
Said ' Shine & 'Mony no Go.
A Salem minister said moonshine and matrimony was about the
same calibre of mixture as alcohol and gasoline, the soviet govern
ment claimed the czar's fortune, county finances were found to be
in "good condition and Bill Tilden was announced as "through."
A gal brought a 1300,000 breach of promise suit against a guy
whom she alleged to, have five times backed out of marriage with
her and for whom she had prepared two trousseaus, ML. Scott nipped
the Senators 9-3 and President Hoover defended his naval acts in a
reply to American Legion Commander Paul V. McNutt.
The Graft Zeppelin was ready to take off for America. Billie
' Dove was headlining a movie at a local cinemanse, Sllverton won its
way into the finals of the state Legion Junior tourney and a leghorn
hen was laying 24 eggs per month.
The Chicago Cub and Philadelphia Athletics looked to be head
ed for the world's series, Col. Charles A Lindbergh discovered the
lost city of Maya while flying over Central America on a "good will
trip for uncle Sam and a Gervais couple waited until the birth of
their 13th child before reporting any of them to county authorities.
Local Legions
Lose Out 15-4
Too Much Batting Power
; and Mound Prowess
for Local Lads
Under the arcs baseball got its
Salem baptism amidst, a batting
barrage last night on Sweetlaad
with Woodburn's Legion -Juniors
unlimbering a 15-hit, . 20-base
load of ' 'em to - bury Salem's
Juniors by a 15 to 4 count.
It was Woodburn's s e e o n d
straight win in the district loop,
having beaten Dallas last Thurs
day. They move to HiUsboso -today,
while Salem entertains Hills
boro on Sweetland next Tuesday.
' - All Hard Hitters
Biggest guns in tbe Weodburn
attack were Leftflelder Coleman.
Centerfielder Smith," Third Base
man Neal and Substitute' Right
Odder Hanauska, who ln reality
the team's top hurler but who
went in as a pinch hitter and
played the outtltld spot. Coleman
rapped a home run - that scored
tne ahead, a double and a single
in six trips; Nesl poled a pair of
triples and a blngle In three of
ficial appearances; and Hanauska
doubled and singled In two, trips
Center Patcber Don Barnick
collected three of the four Salem
hits registered off two Woodburn
pitchers, a triple, a donble and a
single that accounted for three of
the local lads', four tallies. His
extra base blows came off Yackey.
scatter-armed starting hurler, who
was relieved in the fifth, with two
away, by Miles.
Miles struck out 10 and gave
up but two blows in the four plus
frames he worked, throwing a
fireball that bad tbe Salem hick
ory wielders stepping in the
bucket Yackey had whiffed seven
before he retired, making a total
of 17 Salems who bit the dust on
strikes.
Southpaw Clay Patterson start
ed for the locals, giving up 10
bits and allowing 11 earned runs
in seven frames. Bob Bailey, a
righthander, hurled the last two.
in which he was touched for four
runs on five hits.
Salem (4)
Yada, c, r.
Freeman, 1
Barnick, r
Wilson, s
Asplnwall, 1
Salstrom, 3
Bower, 2 ....
Williams, r
Patterson, p
Bailey, p ....
Henery. e
Totals ....
Americae
s Sweep- WiniObledoii Net Meet
i jl
Keep Up
With the Sllverton send
pro baseball tourney with
The Statesman; dally
' coverage.
IP (ID DB IT g
RON - GEMMELIr wfi'or
A Homer
Is tbe Statesman sports
page; home sports
first la all ways.
Satan, Oregon, Sunday Morning, July 9, 1939
PAGE SEVEN
Curt
Comments
By CURTIS
This year's Willamette Valley
Golf association tournament, ache
Golf association tournament,
scheduled for todsy st Eugene, is
-going to be the biggest of the ser
ies and Its sponsors claim it will
be the biggest one-day golf tour
nament held in the United States.
Tw.enty one teams of eight men
esch wiU compete over the 30-hole
route which will take them over
two of Eugene's three courses, the
the Country club and Laurelwood.
Laurelwood Is the defending '
champion bat Eaatmoreland,
ae of six teams from Portland,
Is the favorite. Salem, fielding
an unusually yoathf al team. Is .
a dark horse. ladlvldaal and
team champions hips are it
stake, and It's all oa a medal
p4ay basis.
' O
Not many of the Salem players
who went to Oregon City' recently
are on the team going to Eugene,
so the Salem club will be at the
same strength for its home match
with Oregon City today. Salem has
lost its last two home matches and
will be out todsy to reverse this
non-customary trend. v - v
Yoar correspondent competed,
with editors and press associa
tion men In the Oregon Newspa
per Publishers convention tour
nament at Mt. Hood course last
weekend. If a fellow of modest
golf ability Is looking for com
petition. U which be has a
rhance, we'll :, recommend '. a. '
group of editors; but journal
ism professors and advertising
agency men are tougher. '
The If t Hood course has one of
tte most beautiful settings in Ora-
gon. down among the foothills of
the Cascades, and it's a pleasant
course to play but don't under
estimate its hazards, mostly wa
ter. We visited five ot them
There's a most obliging pro, Nor
man Smith, who, to the great sur
prise of Claude Ingalls, was well
versed in politics and other topics
of general Interest. We recom
mend a visit to this course at
Welches, to anybody who is up
Mt Hood way.
Fireworks Coming
Although Bit Late
Harry Elliott to Tangle
With Berry in Armory .
. Hate Heat
Although a week late,' fireworks
are due at Salem's armory Tues
day night when Harry Elliott the
"rasslia reT wnl attempt to make
good his threat to put "Wild Red
Berry, the champion referee-push
er in his place.
Ever since the cantankerous Ca
nadian ruffian hit these parts El
liott has had trouble with him.
and the bad feeling culminated
two weeks ago when Elliott was
forced to lower the boom on the
strawberry-thatched meanle.
Berry, the' bombastic ' badman,
has worked mainly in eastern
rings .where It Is a sin for the ar
biter to lay a hand on the gruat-and-groan
gnys,-and he has open
ly resented any-effort of Elliott
or other officials to stop his un
scrupulous tactics. . : I i .
- The main event hate heat, which
will-- be over - the. two-out-oPthree
falls, one-hour route, will be pre
ceded""' by" two tussles 1 Promoter
Owen" expects to be better than
average. The opener, 30 minutes.
pits Don HUI against Eddie Rob
erts.' while popular Harsnau car
ter will take on George Kltxmiller
in the middle, 45-mIaute anmbeT,
B R H A O
2 3 0 1 (
4 10 0 0
5 0 3 0 2
4 0 0 2 1
3 0 0 0 IS
3 0 0 4 3
4 0 1 S 1
4 0 0 1 0
3 0 0 2 1
1 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 0
33 4 4 10 20
Woodburn
Smith, m .
Coleman,
Bones, 1
Halter, e .
DeJardin,
Neal, 3 ...
Aden, r ...
Hatcher, s
Yackey, p
Miles, p ...
Hanauska,
Totals .
Errors -
(15)
B
6
.4
.5
.3
.2
5
R
3
1
1
1
2
4
0
0
1
0
1
14
H
0
2
IS
A
0
1
0
4
1
0
0
3
0
0
15
O
0
0
13
13
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
27
2
3
2
44
Williams, Salstrom,
Bower, Hatcher 3, Barnick. 2 hits
4 runs ot Yackey in 4, 10 and
11 off Patterson in 7, 5 and 4 off
Barley in 2, 2 and 0 off Miles in
4. Winning pitcher, Yackey. Los
ing pitcher, Patterson. Runs re
sponsible for, Yackey 4, Patter
son 9, Bailey 3 Struck out, by
Patterson 5, Yackey 7, Miles 10
Bases on balls of Yackey 5, off
Patterson 3. Stolen base, Yada 2,
Neal 3, Aden, Wilson; DeJadin,
Bones, Smith, Halter, Hanauska,
Bower, Neal 2, Barnick, Smith
Home run, Coleman. Two-base hit,
Barnick, Coleman, Hanauska,
Bones. Runs batter in, Barnick
3, Yackey 2, Coleman 4. Neal,
Aden, Hanauska 4. Hit by pitched.
Freeman by Yackey, Wilson by
Yackey, Neal by Bailey. Passed
ball, Henery 2. Time of game, 2
hours and 35 minutes. Umpires,
Voget and Girod
Oregon State Has
Coast Golf Match
SEATTLE, July 8-ff)-North
ern division track, swimming,
wrestling and fencing crowns will
be decided at the University of
Washington in 1940, Ray Eck
mann, Athletic director, said to
day.
" The title track meet will be held
May 18. Wrestling, swimming and
fencing championships will all be
held March 2.
The golf championship meet
goes to Oregon State college May
25. while the tennis title quest
win be settled at Moscow the
same date.
Foresters and Barricks
Winners at Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL The Foresters
trimmed the Sodality 1-0 Friday
night in a ' league game at the
Ebner ball park. Babe Uselman.
Forester catcherJirought in the
tone score.
In the preliminary the Mt
Angel girls were routed 11 to 1
by the Salem Barricks team.
Why
Setter
wkeh otbsxs raxu bm
Chun nwlin. Aawshif SCO
CESS toe iOOO years CHtH A
Ms atatUr with what allmtat "
rs atTUCTEJ 4isfr -'
mIHs, fcMrt. Inas. '. kits.:
ttMaack. gat eoutipstiss. stcsrs.
ibtk, rbeaSMttois. gait . ss4
la4r, ftver, skis, ftaule at-
platata j
Charlie Chan
Chinese Herb Co.
" 8. B.' fsag. raara!
practice - fc ' CMaa.
Offiea kssrs S S
p.m. Sa- -ay
, sa4 Wasaas
S Is IS s.sw
Itt . Oaw'l 9L galea. Ore.
Angels Humble
Beavers 13 -11
Portland Rallies in 9th to
Score Three Rons and :
. Load Bases ,
' s "
LOS ANGELES, July 8-P-
Truck Hannah's' league-leading
Angels won another Pacific coast
slugfest from the lowly but llsty
Portland Beavers today. The score
was 13 to 11.
Entering the ninth with a five-
run lead, the Angels received the
scare of their lives when the Ore-
gonians scored three times and
loaded the bases before Al Epper-
ly, fourth Los Angeles pitcher.
ended the game by making Harry
Rosenberg ground out to Eddie
Mayo.
The Angels' second win' in a row
in the abbreviated series was cred
ited to Lieber. Hilcher was the
losing pitcher.
Portland 11 15 1
Los Angeles 13 14 1
Llska, Hilcher (3). Radonits
(6), and Fernandes. Stine. Kush
(4), Lieber (S) Epperly () and
R. Collins.
SAN DIEGO. Calif.. July 8-P)
-After dropping a 4 to 3 decision
in the opened, San Francisco's
Seals ran wild to wallop San Die
go's Padres. 12 to 3, and get an
even break ' in a Coast league
double-header here today, open
ing a- four-game series.
San Francisco 3 10 1
San Diego 4 S 1
Stats, Guay (6), Ballou (S) and
Sprints. Hebert, Pillette (4) and
Starr.
San Francisco 12 14 0
San Diego 3(2
Powell and Woodall, Leonard
(S). Olsen. Craghead (5), Wheel
er (t) and Starr.
OAKLAND. Calif.. July S-UPV-
Oakland chalked up its first vic
tory ot the season over Dick Bar
rett, ace righthander, by defeating
Seattle, 11-2, here today. The win
tied the series at one all.
Seattle 2 11 0
Oakland 11 17 0
Barrett, Van Fleet (4), Soriano
(7) and Campbell. Buxton and
Conroy.
Solons Keep Up Wins
SACRAMENTO. July
Sacramento's winning streak
reached eight tonight as Holly
wood lost its second game of
the series, 5 to 4. Tom Seats
hurled his 11th victory beating
Wayne Osborne. Grilk's double
in the sixth with two on and
two out was the deciding blow.
Norman hit a home run with
one on In the fourth and he
doubled in the sixth to figure in
all of the Stars' runs.
Hollywood 4 1
Sacramento 5 11 0
. Osborne; Moncrief and Dap
per, BrenzeL Seats and Grilk.
Oregon Net Final
Lacks Oregonians
PORTLAND, Ore . July 8-WP)
-Two native sons of other states
Mel Dranga of Seattle and Phi)
Harmon of Berkeley, Calif-
fought their way to the finals in
the men's singles of the 41st
Oregon state tennis tournament
today.
Dranga, fourth seeded, drop
ped Gunny Amonette, Berkeley
in straight sets. 6-3, 6-1, 0-0.
The unseeded Harmon, west-
em England - nd European Jun
ior champion, sLowed superior
staying powers in beating George
Rice, 3 5-year-old fifth seeded vet
eran from Oakland, Calif., 1-C.
11-9, 6-3, S-4. The match lasted
three hours.
Two titles were decided today.
Tom Brown, San Francisco jun
ior champion and top seeded
junior, won a close -1, 0-7.
11-0 victory from Walt Davis.
Portland, to take the Junior
erown. Jim Brink, Seattle boy's
champ, had little trouble extend
ing his reign over Oregon by
downing Chip Cheney, Berkeley,
the defending chsmplon, C-2
.7-5.
Red Sox
Yankees Twice
First Time This Season
Champs Have Lost two
Games in Day
- "'
NEW- YORK. July 8-(JP)-Tbe
Boston Red Sox tired a double
broadside Into the big American
league of the New York Yankees
today with two victories, 3 to 1
and 3 to 2, which marked tbe
first time this season the cham
pions have lost a doubleheader.
Tbe Sox now have won five of
their last six games with New
York, including three in a row in
the current series.
Frits Ostermueller scattered
four hits in today's opener and
Dennis G alehouse spaced five in
the nightcap while their own at
tack got to five New York pitchers
for timely runs.
Boston 3 10 0
New York 1 4 0
Ostermueller and Peacock. Hil-
debrand. Sundra (5) Murphy (9)
and Rosar.
Boston 3 5 1
New York 2 5 0
Gatehouse and Desautels. Rus-
so, Murpny (9) ana uicxey.
Sox Hammer Tigers
CHICAGO. July 8-WVTommy
Bridges tried for his 12th victory
today, but went to the showers
under a seven-run, seventh Inning
barrage as the Chicago White Sox
defeated the Detroit Tigers, 10 to
5.
Detroit 5 10
Chicago 10 15 1
Bridges. Walkup (7) and York.
Lee, Brown ( 8 ) and Tresh.
Browns, Tribe Evea
ST. LOUIS. July 8-(P)-Geor
McQuinn and Chet Laabs cracked
out home runs to lead the St
Louis Browns to a 10 to 9 victory
over the Cleveland Indians in the
second game of today's double
header, after the Indians took the
opener, 5 to 3. Hintn inning nome
runs by Hal Trosky and Roy Wea
therly almost tied the count In the
night cap, however.
Cleveland 5 0
St. Louis 3 3 1
Harder, Mllner (7) and Pytlak
Kennedy. Whitehead (9) and
Glenn.
Cleveland ; 9 IS
St. Louis -10 9 2
Broaca. Stromme (2), Zuber
(4) and Hemsley. Harris, Trotter
(4) and Spindel.
Solons, A's Split
- PHILADELPHIA, July
The Athletics divided a double-
header with the Washington Sen
ators today, the Mackmen winning
the first 6 to 5 on Dick Siebert's
hitting, and losing the second by
a 6 to 3 score. ,
Washington 5 IS 2
Philadelphia 8 0
Masterson, Carrasquel (7), Ap-
pleton (8) and Ferrell. Beckman,
Dean (9) and Hayes.
Washington 6 12
Philadelphia 3 5
Krakauskas and Giuliani. Pip-
pen. Joyce (8) and Brucker.
Leagu
Baseball
Coast League
(Before Night Game)
W L Pet.
Los Angeles 59 42 .584
Seattle .S7 43 .570
San Franclsco-..S0 41 .521
Oakland . .50 50 .500
San Diego . 47 SO .485
Sacramento ..44 50 .4(8
Hollywood 45 54 .455
Portland 38 54 .413
National League
Triumphs of "As
Cheer HI Connie
PHILADELPHIA, July 8-P-
Connie Mack's son, Earl, said to
day was "the best day dad's had
since he took sick.
As acting manager of the Ath
letlcs during his .father's absence.
Earl accepted for him a plaque
presented to the 71-year-old base
ball leader by Mrs. Emmett Orma-
by, wife of an American leagne
umpire.
Connie, stricken with a recur
rence of a gall bladder ailment,
has been 111 more than a week. An
Athletics' victory Thursday night
after a six-game losing streak
cheered him and today's triumph
in the tint game ot a doable
header gave him new encourage
ment, his son said.
Harry Ellio-tt
"Wild Red"
Berry
lHosr
MARSHALL CARTER
GEORGE KITZMILLER
44 Mlavtea , , 1,
DON HILL vs. EDDIE ROBERTS
; , , S0 3Ilnute, " .
S m ARMORY SDff &30
Lower Floor 50c, Balcony 40. Reserved geate 75 "jr0 Tax)
1 , " Students 25e
Tickets: Cliff Parker's and Lytle's - Auspices American Legiou
J I " f . Herh Owens, Matchmaker -,.
W L Pet.
Cincinnati 43 26 .623
New York 39 33 .542
Brooklyn 35 32 .522
Chicago 39 36 .520
St. Louis 35 33 .515
Pittsburgh 33 33 .500
Bostoa . , 32 30 .471
Philadelphia 19 44 .292
American League
W- L
New York. 53 20
Boston 41 25
Chicago 38 33
Detroit 38 34
Cleveland ,38 34
Washington .30 41
Philadelphia 28 44
St. Louls. 21 51
PcL
.726
.121
.535
.528
.628
.SIS
.389
.292
Shining One Wins
Hollywood Derby
INGLEWOOD, Calif., July 8-(-Shinlng
One won the 825,000
added Hollywood derby before 25,-
000 turf fans at Hollywood park
today.
It was a photo-finish for second
and third between Wedding Call
and Counterpoise, with the co
favorites, Viscounty and Teddy
Kerry, running out of the top
money.
Shining one equaled Seabiscult's
time of 2 minutes 3 4-5 seconds
for the mile and one quarter for
the track.
Wedding Call was declared sec
ond and Counterpoise third.
Shining One paid 821.00.
110.20, and 36.00. Wedding Call,
owned by Gaffers and Sattler, paid
87.40 and 35.40. Counterpoise
paid 85.40.
Shining One. ridden by Jockey
Westrope, finished a length and
one quarter in front after a bril
liant streteh drive.
Koot Keen
1 .
s on
WiiiningG ames
Veteran Hurler Hits out
Homer to Give Cubs
r 7-6 Victory
CINCINNATI, July t-Jty-Charlie
Root, like Ole Man Riv
er, just keeps on rollin' along,
winning ball games.
The 40-year-old hurler came
onto the scene In a tougv spot
today and hit : no-jae run in the
ninth to give the Chicago Cube
a 7 to fi victory over the pace
setting Cincinnati Reds. After
breaking the knotted score, he
retired the Reds in order to end
the free-hitting contest.
Chicago' 7 10 0
Cincinnati 6 14 1
Passeau, Root and Hartnett
Grissom, L. Moore, Thompson,
Johnson and Lombard!.
Dodgers, Giants Spilt
BROOKLYN. July 8-(-The
Brooklyn Dodgers and New York
Giants battled to e standoff to
day in a doubleheader which
Jammed Ebbets field to its 35.-
capacity for the second con
secutive day.
The Giants rallied five runs
in the eighth inning ot the first
game to win 8 to 8 but another
rally la the nightcap fell short
and the Dodgers triumphed, 3
to 2.
New York .8 12 0
Brooklyn 3 7 1
Schumacher, Hubbell. Lynn
and Odea. Hamlin, Hutchinson,
Coffman and Phelps, Denning,
uaywortn.
New York 3 Z 0
Brooklyn 3 8 0
Lohrman, Hubbell and Den
ning. Mango, Fitxsimmons, Tu
mults and Phelps, Hay worth.
Great
Boston Bees Win
BOSTON, July 8-(ff-With no
Philadelphlan going even as far
as second base In the face of Lou
Fette's masterful three-hit pitch
ing, the Boston Bees handed the
Phillies their eleventh straight
defeat today by a 4-0 margin
while chalking up their own
eleventh victory in their last
thirteen games.
Philadelphia 0 8 1
Boston 4 8 0
Johnson and Davis. Fette and
Lop ex.
St.
rain.
Lou Is-Pittsburgh postponed;
AliccMarble
Plaver
English Critics Hail Her
as 2d Lenglen on Win
Over Kay Stammers
By SCOTTY RESTON
WIMBLEDON, Eng., July S-JP)
-Alice Marble, golden-haired girl
from San . Francisco, beat Kay
Stammers for the all-England 1
women's singles tennis champion
ship today and when she walked
off the center court to meet Queen
Mary. Britain's tennis experts
agreed that here at last 'was an
other Suianne Lenglen.
Playing with the r e 1 e n 1 1 e a s
rhythm of all true champions sad
covering the court like some great
inhuman golden doll. Miss Mar
ble simply- swept tbe beautiful
English girl right off the court in
25 minutes and led the American
team to one ot the greatest tri
umphs of international sport,
Tbe young American team not
only won all five Wimbledon titles
as they did last year but even took .
the men's consolation tournament
to make it six. The only title they
didn't win was the women's conso
lation singles.
Here how they did It:
Rlggs Wins Men's
Bobby Rlggs, Chicago, defeated
Elwood Cooke, Portland. Ore.. 1-4,
8-6, 3-6, 4-3, 6-3 (played yester
day). Miss Marble defeated Miss Stam
mers, England, 6-2. 6-0.
Rlggs and Cooke defeated Frank
Wilde and Charles Share, Eng
land, 6-3. 3-0. 6-3, 9-7.
Rlggs and Miss Marble defeated
Wilde and Nina Brown, 9-7, 4-1.
Hiss Marble and Mrs. Sarah
Palfrey Fabyan ot Cambridge,
Mass., defending champions, de
feated Helen Jacobs. Berkeley,
Calif., and Billy Yorks, England,
0-1. 6-0.
Don McNeill, Oklahoma City, de
feated J. Van Den Kynde, Bel
glum, 8-8, 6-2. for all-England
plate (consolation).
him 01 au tae attributes ef a
great tennis player and Miss Mar
ble had them today as she because
the first woman In history of in
ternational tennis to hold three
American and three all-England
titles at the same time. Her first
serve, hit with that beautiful full
blooded stroke, positively streaked
across the net and when she need
ed her second service she made it
kick wildly to Miss Stammers
backhand.
Nervous at Start
At the start, It's true. Miss Mar
ble was a little bit human. She
even looked a little nervous and
her service wasn't working so
welL In fact Kay got to 40-15 on
It in the first game and even man
aged to break through it ia the
(Turn to page 8, coL 8)
1 I
V mill -
stop fOKonnwe
VOOJt.UCEfgEWMSEW
mm
How many times do yoa wish
70a coul4 remember your K
ccsnesuanber? ; -
; Well, hert'ijujt the reminder
you need and want a smnia
' turn reproduction of your own
. Gcense fiat ritfit hand on a
key chains Uaies it easier to ;
Vipotyour car when it's parked
among hundreds of others. "Ao,
YOUR OWN
; OWN STATE
CO VOt COMBINATION! .
E OF BRASS
N SMOOTH
, CORNERS
' -'" w ':'
invaluable time-saver in notify '
mgtlxpolkeifyourcsrUttolea.
Rt member, this offer is bound -to
be popular soli first come,
first served. Drive in today and I
see us about getting your li- .
ceinvrjUtemakejdudn. j. , V
. 'There k nothing to buy-.
no oHigsrion. Only 10 cents to
cover cost oC hanriling. 1 ,
ail irtllKS WiyillilRu! liLUif: uW mi rww
v r
QUALITY!
SUUHaM .anaaas