Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 25

SPORTS. THE EVENING ONLY AUSSIES AND YANKS REMAIN IN TITLE DOUBLES RCOKLINE, Mass., A country prepared to join today B doubles championships on the ¢ With Miss Helen Wills, twice v and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, pating, the mixed doubles brought ne doubles title tournament as its presen nd the titles objective Dav , have with cup as advanced to the two tew tterson th hire was a grandstand co rvation also for t the Ca Harvey Austratiar m wow in its third day BRITISH GOLF TEAM ON WAY TO AMERICA| By the Associated Press. SOUTHAMPTON, 20.—The team of golfers who will compe T England, The woman tennis players of the Britiah in the tournament for the national | o e P “ricke: 3 valker cup sailed for the ourts of the Longwood Cricket Club. | Watker g for ihe. Tn 1ational women's singles champion, Without Holderness, Bri her three-time predecessor, partici- | ist apion, and Ko w color to the settings of the men’s | Wethered, former ¢ : | according to critics, vantage, as the Am o have lined up the eam of amateurs ever | sether. T voung August ; at a disad- ns are said ! most powerful brought to- Yesterday's summaries however, are with unque which may ated that Englishmen, and optomistic tioned fighting qualities pull them through. 1t is Cyril J. H. Tolley, French pion and captain Walker cup te the Americ sides comp Johnson aud A, H 0. b Jolinston and Clar Manuel Llsno and 62, 6 William M defeated th Woilinme ated Wiliiam Haet S e the | instead of eight national matohe ather ted G, in previous inter- A R hardy and ‘0 Reichard Har o ami 6. Colket 5 w0 Trman E. Brooks members of the British L ¥ Bristowe, West Byfleet; Royal of Portrush, Ire ' i and Hownrd Kin Hope, Turnberry; D, ¥ and Sam Hardy. 6 -4, Y irass and Wal . Lode, and University NATIONAL SINGLES DRAWS GREAT FIELD) YORK, Augu resenting eight natiol greatest field L will compete for the national sin erown. held by William T. Tilden, in the tournament starting next Monday at Forest Hills official draw will be held today American title trophy g0 to the winner, he ur doubtedly will rded as world champion, for the the representative and ered in any tourney | Besides the NIW odd stars, probably drawn for the ey only will TILDEN HARMING TENNIS BY PROTESTING RUL BY revented whic and his | give vis individual viewpoi nd anke to con supposed ganized ba with nificant pe The him enough be in er than the ¥ vancing for a stre has no time to tell whether a has nicked a mark or whether it has not. | A plaver urally becomes nerv- ous when he feels an umpire is not calling ‘em right 1 if it appears the arbiter is making mistakes with| suflicient frequency to lead to sus-| picion concerning the quality of hs| eyesight then it would m to be beyond human control to check pro- tegts. But matter evesight —and h where are a of opinion is 4 decisions nd the as the such arbiter’s od player inimitably. WHITES WIN AT POLO. STBURY, N. t | With member sh inter- | national polo he hun- | dreds of spectator delines the Whites def Blues, 16 to | vesterday in rnational | 1rial match before the American inter- | national team is officially named. The | Whites—Webb, Hitch Steven- | son and Milburn—consid by of-! ficials the best combi Ame can place on the field, outplayed th rivals at every turn the 21 RACERS BRING $107,950. SARATOGA, N. Y., Twenty-one Rive $107 vear-old .to Baby vearling y Ch was_don the Church of Good Shepherd of Lexington, 5 was sold Monday for $4,600. This sum will help erect a new chu August sold by colt Cordres On Credit “PAY AS YOU RIDE” Small Payment Down Balance Monthly T .O.ProbeyCo. 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. LAWRENCE P! stars, headea hnston. R nt Richards, Franeis Harvey Snodgrass and | brothers. seven foreign cou be represented. These includ i, with its formidable ald Patterson Spain, with 1 NGS IRRY. n a custom—not an invariable tco and « Additior added by (nough new a resident of cnted uth Africa Davis_cup and international flav Corton of champion prize- In this | irequent habit not long s with them when on tour. > nsured 1 with the umpire in the n ; Weiner, playing against | ner-up at Wimt year to justly or unjustly, an im Tilden, with whom tured the alous of decisions than are some | America doubles championship last| FINDLAY DOUGLAS TELL Stymie That Settled the L iladelphia tean nd prest lie Cup’s Fate STYMIE cvent which had a decisive effect on a much more important was th camc up during a Leslic Cup 1 mans vears srol course between New York, Boston and am not | Wilder Inside Golf | ;. Obviously By Chester Horton should have The iron differs from the wood club | in other words, to have in that the wood ix swung while with | side bortness rati 5 requires | thing Instead. 1 eSauné|bola that my putt not onls it Ix nought, with|Tan D he hole but bevond Wilder's the irom to drop| ball, leaving me with the most beau- the ball at aiven| Uful stymie imaginable e “wim| This development promised Jou have | disatirous. | Before Ute piay 1 L o haYe| what seemed certain chance Wans woifers|Balve the nole at least Now Egievie B By LS 0 ER S ReEE ok B swinging the tron( . POY L o e e ateaiahs | much as they| s o into the cup, rescuing a hole swing the wood| .4 4 imost thought lost they xet conxider- did more than that. The reaction on | able distance off| yjjg. s such that he missed his the 1 Tt irom,| 2 o0t putt. but this method Ix | Winning wrong and in de-|margin by which I even cap- | feating the player|tured my match. Incidentally. it who persistently | played a vital part in giving the New usex it. It ix often | York team the cup for that vear, as hard to give wup!'the point I scored was the point by that ix giving apparently | which victory came to us but (he player who rea - ~ the long iron avproach | 1NUADING BIKEMAN WINS. r~ that the mere swing | NEW YORK, August 20.—Peter Moeskops of Holland, bicycle chan pion of the world and holder of the title for the last four years, making his first appearance of the season in | America and his first outdoor appear- | |ance in four vears, defeated Alfred | Grenda of 4 in two straight | heats of -thirds-mile match race last night before 18,000 fans. TAKES PACING STAKE. Byitheld laaiia legiirase. CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 20 Col, Bidwell, driven by Harry Stokes, | Springfield. Ohio, won t [ 5 purse of $2,000 for 2:07 feature of the grand circuit program, | |here vesterday in straight Baron Worthy was second and I n Cane third. The best time was ran his ba At this ' the of it up two fec time my ba hac | that hole gave me the | u gather great spring in the shaft at the top| f the back xwing. john F. Dille Co.) U. S. POLOISTS SCORE. WINNIP August 20.—In the first game of the three for the Sifton champion trophy, the Fort Snelling Blacks defeated the St. Charles of Winnepeg, cight goals to five at the international polo tournament. TIP FOR FISHERMEN. HAT FERRY, W. Va., August 20.—The Potomac and Shenandoah | b Rivers both were clear this morning. Famous Generals Who Camped at Valley Forge DURING the encampment of the Continental Army at Valley Forge the houses round about, many of which are still standing, were used as headquarters by the American officers and their allies. Among the famous men who were encamped there were— . Gen. Washinton, Gen. Anthony Wayne, Gen. Marquis de Lafayette, Gen. J. Porter G. Muhlen- berg, Gen. James M. Varnum, Gen. Frederick William von Steuben, Gen. Daniel Morgan, Gen. John Knox, Gen. Thomas Bradford- Gen. Thomas Mifflin and Gen. Louis L. Du Portail Adjacent to Valley Forge is Norris- town, the home of VellesForoe “AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS” Adam Scheidt Brewing Co., Norristown, Pa. Valley Forge Distributing Co. 624 L Street S.E. Washington, D. C. Telephone—Lincoln 5410 STAR, WASHINGTON, , 70, b " | her Mrs, ampion, the team, | in a critical condition y Metropolitan D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST '_’0? 1924. SEGREGATION OF ASIATICS SOUGHT IN SOUTH AFRICA sisters’ with only a | P - | Legislation Also Proposed to En-|the 1 | indicated Doty died of starvation on i} and physicians said Miss Reid weakened by malnutrition t e Dr. the principle NEARLY STARVED IN BED est economie Recently th they were | weakened to apyp their plight was discovered by neig Miss | ors, two live chickens were fc and | perched on the foot of Miss Reldy's If a tury with|jeq, but the sisters were too weak |2 A resolution was introduced y bethl ot¥e te kill and ¢ook them [terday in the House of Assembly 4 ushing, was in sterday at the| ago after she| mistake before he ma Critical Condition at New York Hospital. A Press YORK, Ann Reidy . who lived force Cessation of Issuance of Trading Licenses. e P | By the Associated Press. CAPETOWN, South August 20 70 years old frica, Augus a small house in I country e an areas of Natal and the |South Hospital A and the passing of legisla- | there. suance of trading licenses to Asiatics Danlel interior, and for xt session of Parliament. that | complicatea native | Asiatic population far outnumbering combined Asiatics of the { donfinions, and intimated that it was ¢ | the government's intention to double the present bonus of £5 to who voluntarily returned to their own | He ting the segregation of Asiatics |(he 161,000 Asiatics of the Union of Africa, 25 PRISONER FLEES TRAIN. Convict, Manacled, Jumps Through Window. PHILADELPHIA, August 20— Roh- L lert Henry. a handeuffed conviet | leaped vesterday from a swiftly mov- {ing train that was bringing him to | the Eastern penitentiary and escaped |in dense woods near Paoli, 20 miles from here. xaid 1o have F. 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