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1 when wrestling with (icorgo Du-i
i Corenko. the J(uxdun C'uh'u k. I
Uu)I, uu usual, inude u hit with :
j the crowd,- which rhfcrcd hlni J
throughout the length of hit bout, I
IiuCoi tnko in a handicap qiuuh j
in which hi- ur--ptl to throw
Kailbr Jack Wood In 30 minute, i
iinrew nig opponent in 17 minuiep,
I with u Hfi-ieri of heudlocks which !
! nearly rendered the local prld?
j unconscioUH. Wrestling In a nlow
I hut confident manner, DuCorenko, ;
.about uh handsome a wrentler at
I ever entered a M'-dford ring, took
Ms time in throwing Wood, who
dcupite DuCorenko'M larger hIzc.
Managed to place He vera! pood
' holds on the JIu-siun. DuCorenko jer
h-iive.H this week for Hollywood th
t tc tak- up moving picture work known
j ana will work in a picture witn doing his
. jo.w.i, ...v i.im ....i ... uiu ' nn"unn in ,v mill . vj furf-nt li'MMiin.
Uts. Hull Montana, movie actor Vh'" of the well-known hook, A a Worrier Miller has few
and wrewth r of noil;, wool, lost "1 he Three Musketeer." I'uc o-1 (.(IU;i, and no " HU),.r0.H vj1(.M
the next two falls in J r minutes i reiiKo. woo nas neen in pic-iurff tie VunjiB jru,j the
and S minutes to Hassan Muham-!ior several yearn, will play tne
TERRIBLE TURK
r
8 GAMES OUT OF
LAST 11 PLAYED
(lt- Herbert V. liarker, .WJ
i-latcd lrt-H Ssiis Writer)
Those wrinkles corrugating Mil-
Hoggin lrow are signs that
mite manager of the well
New York Yankees is
very heaviest w o r r y J n if
B
d val
ined, the Terrible Turk, in a fin--part of the third
ish wrestlinif match ut the ar- in the second
tnury last night before a good-! last night's
Klzed crowd. Muhamined showed firanis Pass, lost
remarkable Improvement over t he
wrestling utyle he used Iat week
and .refrained from unnecessary
roughness throughout t ho mutch,
which was preceded by seven' 1
Kood prcliml.inrlcH ami ft semi
wind Up between .lack Wood und
Oporftro DuCorenko.
Hull worked hard and deter
minedly to defeat the Turk, who.
with his 40 pounds of extra
field by 10 or f
1 I iramCH at thn l!irt nf Keofem- I
musketeer. I Ij(.rj Uo om(.urnw can be Induced,
preliminary of to ,.,m(.r,i(l th,., u nfM.. j
ard. Cecil Uarrlck ofriMHty that they ma win -the!
nunuicanj American league pennant if they'
match to r'urly Woods of this
i ify. Jtarrfck agreed to throw
Woods In 1J minutes, but was un-
gel a few breaks,
Ills anxiety of the present IllO
me n however 1m oineu-h:tt iu-
able to do so und marly wn tifil.u Thc (.omb.te collapse of
u.rown inm-cii khmt;u umch. lhti ( h;l,ll,)i(jns- pitching stuff in
u oous nus wnown remut name ini.;tnil
provement over his last appear
ance and Is regarded by wrestling
fan's ns
comer.
The curtain rnl.-er of the even
ing was won by Kid Marshall, who
weight, proved to be loo much of t threw Tom Hoothby, i-o of Med-
a problem fur the game Holly-'ford, in one mlnhte and 17 sec
wood wrestler. Montana won the I onds by pinning his shoulders to
first full with a punishing toe
hold, making the Turk pat the
mat,' after Muhu mined had saved
himself frbm other posslblo Jails
by rrawlln( to the ropes.
After 0 minutea of wrestling.
Muhammcd placed a toe hold on
Montana that the latter could not
)ireak, though he took punish -juent
for several minutes, in a
Vuln attempt to break loose. I-tutl
pimped from the ring and returned
for the third fall, apparently in
nood condition. He placed several
headlocks on the lurk and treated
hUn -to several flying mares, hut
at the end of a series of flying
mares, the Turk picked Hull from
the floor, hckl him above IiIk
head and let him drop to the mat
with a thud, pinning both shoul
ders down.
: ', Although the Turk .was booed
when he first cunm In the ring. I
rip plan so greeted him when ho,,
left. Muhftinmcd picked his fallen
opponent from the floor,
last weok or .a has cut what ;
was an 1 1-game lead over Con-;
nie Mack's onriihhing Philadelphia :
Athletics to five and a half. I
Since July 22 the Yankees have
won three games and lost eight.
Over the same period the A's
have won seven and lost one, a i
net train In ninn davK nf fiv ntwl '
lIIU " lone-half games. j
M. I. 7towers of fluid Hill ref- TIl0 ynnks dropped their third j
erred the main event, and other strui(-ht K;trne t tho ,n),ians aI !
events were referred by Harold Cleveland vesterdv j t,. - when i
Miller outpitched (ieorge Pipgra-t. .
Fuller. Oscar Dunford acted
official time keeper.
U. S. TENNIS TEAM
LEAVES FOR HOME
hnnds with him and helped him
out of the ring. lie was a clean
sportsman last night, ' in direct
contrast to the wrestling methods
he used nn the Monday before
I - - '
it marked the longest Yankee
losing streak" of the year ands
Pipgras' second defeat in as many!
days. I
Ha he Tluth saved the champions
from a shutout when he poled , '
out his 4 1st homer of the year
with Tombs on base in the. sixth I
Inning. The blow put him JM
games, 2 days and' 7 .homer
ahead of his I ; 2 7 pace. ;
Meanwhile at St. I.ouls the Ath-
Ieths were trimming the Browns,
to 4. and registering their ;
seventh straigiit victory. j
Alphonse Thomas, was the whole1
show as the Chicago White Sox ;
downed the Washington Senators.
6 to 0. Tommy held the Senators:
to seven scattered hits. j
The lioston lied Sox fell deeper
I tit i thn .ll;if u-lw. tl,.i n.tti-n(t
ills fatin for the nullum and mxt. TiB,.rs B!lvc ,,., 11I111(,,. ,,,.,,.
k , ' " 'L "" ''"(- 2 1. In ll tlKhl .lt. h r
Henri Cachet, Ilene haC'oHte and
urnea valves- en
power
gine
loss
strain
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Today's high-compression motors,
with as lit tleasl 32 inch" clearance"
between piston and cylinder head,
have no room for hard carbon. A
thin layer will cause trouble. Shell
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C
i ARBON that builds up in lay
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know the trouble it causes. "What
you may not know is where it
comes from.
Burned oil forms it. And in
modern motors this tendency of
otherwise gopd oils is really serious!
Abrasive bits of carbon break
off, grind endlessly through the
motor."Chips"hold valves open,
burn the stems, waste power; red
PARIS, France, July 31. (Pi
The Amurlcun Davis cui) 'cam Kalis
homeward on the Bteamxhlp Paris
tomorrow without the !.'avln cup,
bul they carry with them tho re-
shook Ispeet and admiration of French ten-
1 " 0
w&4
Made today as it
i! wasmadethirty
years ago by
the same maker
Sumatra
wrapped, long
filled, five full
inches. Try a
genuine George
W. Childs to-day.
Sue "i pi-
Jean liorotra.
HlK. Illll Tlldcn. ' the leadlni;
Ameriran aeo and ace producer,
never waH so poptilur In France In
downright victory an he In now In
50-SO deteut.
Kin HtralKht net ilefeiit at the
hanilH of Cochet yestenlny will re
main In French faiiH' memory for
years to come uh ono of (he Kreat
est court hntlli'H In tennis history
It was HlK Hill's first stralKht set
hcatluK In his nlnii years of Davis
cup play, but ho put up an .,'iillant
a halilo as he did In victory over
I.aCostu In his first hIiikIch match
on I'-iday.
The picture of Tllden anil Cochrit,
after their hitler linltle, shuklim
hanils and couKiittulatliiK ono an.
other, seemed lllte the hixuIiik of a
Franiyi-American peace pact.
rMtlioiiKh taking only one of the
nvo matchen, America certulnlv
was not dlwraeed for John II, -nesscy
put up a meat flKht aKillnsi
both Cochet and LaCoste and TI1
diMi and Hunter carryiiiK Cochet
and Horotra to five sots In the dou
bles before they yielded. ,
"Wo will sure be Kind to wel
come you next yeiir," Pierre (lillou
of the French Davln cup committee
lidd Joseph Wear, chulrman of the
American committee. Apparently
union is laklnK It for Kranted that
I ho Americans will com throiiKh
lo the chullciuto round again in
'r.
The Frenchmen wuro overjoyed
by their victory.
"Wo expected lo relit In the cup
but not by this iniiritln." one offl-
j t-in 1 said, "We won the mutches.
:ulthoiiKli we'll lost one we rcKurded
jus already won. .May the best team
next year."
battle between Kn Ilolloway und.
Murrl.s. Harry ' Itieo's homer!
In the ninth settled tho buttle.
The National league Htanrlini,'!
underwent some draslic cilaiiKes
us the NYw York fifunts r.ep!ueed 1
llio Chicane Cubs in Ihlrd place!
find the Pittsburg I'irates ousted;
lirooklyn friiu fifth. The two
leaders, the St. I.mtls Cardinals
end tho Cincinnati Iteds, held
their relative push ions.
lilo Faulkner held Ihe Cults to
four hits and tho (Hunts, alilr.l
by home runs by llnKii'n ami Ott,
crushed throligli to n 4 to 1 tri
umph. Culler's b(iner huved
the Cubs fruni a shutout.
The I'lrutes advanced to fiflh
pllore by trluinifni; the itostori
Mraves In botli ends of u iloulde
bender, a to l, und (i to 5. In 11
IniiinKs.
Tile I'hiis reuulred t rt innings
nnd four injurs to subdue the
Ciirdinuls. S to 7. Fred l.euch
crossing the plate wilb the win
ning rod on u single by Virgil
Davis. Cardinal cast off. ltidl
Mcliraw. another ex-Cai-lln.',1. re
ceived credit for he 1'hlls' vic
tory. Left tiniiders held the stage a
Itrooklyn where Jess Petty shaded
Fppa lilxey till .1 gave the Kohins
tl 2 fo 1 verdict vcr the Keds.
Kube Dressier, former Ked, drove
ill tile vviiining run in the sixth.
Carbon deposited by ordinary oil is hard,
flinty; it will tear paper: it will scratch
brass wear away steel. And there's from
.3 to 5 times as much carbon in even tho
' highest priced oils
The little carbon that Shell Motor .Oil
forms is soft, soot-like. Most of it blowa
away through the exhaust
hot "nobs" cause knocking.
So oils are no longer judged
solely on lubricating quality. You
must also know how much and
what kind of carbon they form.
Let us tell you of one particu
lar oil,
Less carbon soft carbon
Shell Motor Oil forms only 13 to
15 the carbon of even the cost
liest oils! The little it forms is soft,
soot-like; it blows away.
Unique low-pressure stills refine
Shell Motor Oil carefully. AIL its
sturdy body is retained. In striking
contrast old style stills "scorch"
and weaken oils in the heat of
refining.
Not only has Shell Motor Oil
overcome carbon. The new pro
cess produces a finer lubricant
with astounding heat resistance.
Truly Shell Motor Oil can "add
thousands of miles to the life of
your car!" It will, if you use it.
Start now even with the next
extra quart! '
S CHI E LL
MOTOR EL
Shell 400,the new"dry"gas that explodes cleanly andkeepsoutof
the crankcase, is the ideal running mate for Shell Motor Oil. Even
Shell Motor Oil can be ruined by "thinning" with a "wet" gas
TITLED WINNER OF
low Ceell, Lord lturuhlfy, officer
In his lirit tunic niiiteuty's crack
regiment of gunnN, Knlih coun
try KnllPinun, justice of the peace
n ml newly crov. ned Olympic. 400
mctcr. hurdle champion, would lirto
to iiiirtlpleute In the 1932 OlyiAple
names at J-u.s Anweles If 'Tin nci
nut of the running iiltocthfr.'1 So
he told thc AHHOeiiitrd I'rens after
he hud tlffeated the A nicric an
Minn. K. Moi'Kun Taylor and Frank
t'uhcl. In thc 400-incter hurdle
finals jVHterday.
"Not hint: would please me het
ter than to compete in America
nenin. nlthiMitrh havn nvisn?, for
nut revisiting (he United States in
the Immediate future." he taid.
One imagined that tho principal
reason for tho .ltlcd athlete's re
luctance to visit America was
standing ueKlijo him at thc time
a falr-'halrcd 'oung English k'I.
l.irtly Mary Scott, datiuhtcr of the
Uuke of liuccleuch, to whom Lord
1-iurfchley is engaged.
linrghley's fiancee sat In the
Miadium yesterday with the ath-
lete's parents, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Ksetcr. It took alt
her Knglish reserve to refrain from
climhlng the victory pole herself
nfter her tilled "Imy fi fend" won
iti a breathless finish from Cuhel,
racing across thu tape ahead, after
thc Iowa star had drawn even fit
the lust hurdle.
The marquis made no effort to
conccul his pride In this sensa
tional victory of his son. .whom he
always has said couM "run a bit."
The blushing liuryhley, as nerv
ous as the I'rince of W ales himself,
explained he just "ran and hurdled
the very best he could."
Major League Leaders
lMlehhiK
lost 4.
-Mf'nUin, tiiants, wun I
Amelia Kurhnrt and Charles I.e
vine were two trans-Atlantic pas
sengers who secured more public
by than the pilots .
Including games of J uly 3U:
( Hy the Associated l'ress)
National.
Hutting 1 Irrnsby, .LIruves, .1188.
Uuns Itottoniley, Cards. S8.
Iiuns hatted In itottomley. Cards
SS.
Hits Douthit. Cards, HI.
ltoubles Mottomley, Cards. 3 4.
Triples Itottomley. Cards, 13.
Homers Wilson, Cubs. '1 1.
Stolen Pae Cnyler. Ciih. is
American.
Hatting C.oslin. Senators, .;i!7.
Kuns Knth, Yanks. 1 OS.
It uns batted In Ituth. Va;iks, HH.
I Ifts Maiiush, Hrowus. 149.
lJouhles dlagstead, Ued Sox. :!3.
Triples liarncs. Senators, 1 ;t.
Homers Utah Yanks, 41.
Stolen bases Mostii, White Sox.
17.
I'itching Hoyt, Yanks, won 13.
lust 3.
Classlfloil nrivftnlvlnir o riMn,
Baseball Standings
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