The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 12

Los Angeles Again Victor Over Indians Vean Gregg Is Slated to Work on Mound for Seattle Today ' x8 ANGEL took anothe L (Hoge Workman Given Praise Whe score was 4 t While the Angels have ke w « t @ounted for e hard to even ngs b 4 “Doc” Crar w t the pinches slated to take c f 0 duties for the Ang kta! > H AMERICAN LEAGUE “ 4 . ° Score by innings Sever ‘ . York V x , ar Two-baso bh W dl bd . hite—T, Y sros aod ‘Time—1:45. Umpires and Nations Line Tort ; Up Davis Cup eu 3 . . 4 Tennis Teams ‘ 4 EW YORK, July 24—The Mexi are can Davis Cup team was due In New York today, another of the Numerous groups of foreign tennis |‘ Precedented numbers. The Mexicans ‘will play at Seabright, Newport and Southampton before the Nationals, Mm addition to the Cup Ties. Franz Gerdes and Ignacio Borbolla are "featured players, but there is a pos. sibility that they will be accompanied | by Claude Butlin and one other Promising young player. have as its captain W. Lock Wel, and probably be Mr. Ng Sze Kwong, champion of Hongkong; Mr. Hooi Hye, champion of Singapore, and Mr. 8. C. Wu, a well-known player tm Evgiand. They are due about Aug. 1. According to Xenzo Shim tau, captain of the Japanese team for this season, 8. Okamota, T. Harada, and M. Fukuda, will sail for New! Work on the last of July after com peting in the Olympic champion- ships, and will then play in the Mon- freal Cup match Aug. 7. team is also here. The Australian team, which has | Deen in the United States for some time, has two comparatively new | players—Schlesinger and Kalms—as | well as O'Hara, Wood and Patterson, Jong prominent in tennis. A dispatch | announces that Norman E. Brookes, | the famous Australian veteran in. | “ternationalist, will be a member of this year’s team, but no official an- “Rouncement has been tnade. The winner of the European zone tie, probably either France of Eng- Tand, will arrive late in July, and ‘about the same time American play- | rs will be returning from the Olym.- | ‘ple games, probably with one or more | ' prominent European players. $o the | “first of August will find all’ of the | foreign representatives here, either ‘engagaing in preliminary matches, or striving for the Davis Cup challenge round, to be played Sept. 11, 12 and | 13 at the Germantown Cricket club, Philadelphi: Steeplechase Is on at Saratoga At Saratoga racetrack, New York, | during the August meeting there will be a steeplechase event on the card every day if there are sufficient hors- ae ‘ A Cuban | | Gotham Boxing) EVERYTHING IS RIGHT |Muldoon Is Out | Since Bill, the duke of Mul- , was ousted a chariman of the New York boxing commis. | sion, everything has been serene | —at least on the surface—in | metropolitan ring affairs. | George E. Brower, the new chariman of the board, appar- ently plays no favorites, the of- ficious Mr. Hooke has been shoved into the background, and the tin-ears and their managers | are forced to live up to the rules, | Brower, a high-class sportsman | and a noted lawyer, knew little about the ins and outs of fistana | wher appointed to the commis- sion. He hus learned rapidly, how- ever, and the wise boys have not attempted to put anything over on him, All of which shows that it is possible to regulate boxing, even in a town like New York, if the man at the helm is big enough and courageous enough to en- force the law, players who are arriving here in un- | and ® ‘The Chinese Davis Cup team wil! the other members of the team will | ¥ {80 loudly {give one last Jand if Georges doesn |welghts and beaten more than when he | Carpentier Is Having Final Chance Tonight BW YORK, July 24 Opportunity ‘Old Dame who has knocked and xo often at the door Carpentier, dovble rap tonight t rise to the occasion it looks like curtains for the Most picturesque ring that of John L. Sullivan Carpentier has ever been the dar ling of the ladies, but on this par ticular visit Dame Opportunity is companied by quite a stalwart young N of Mons. Georges wi career since } man, one Gene Tunney of Greenwich Village, whom the Frenchman must | sock on the button before the gir! | is his, 1 The soldier-fighter of France, who | reached the heights of his 15 years of fistic endeavor when he got home a right to Jack Dempsey’s jaw in Jersey City three years ago, and who has been going down hill ever since, | boxes Tunney at the Polo grounds to night in what ring followers believe will be his last appearance In an | important contest—unless he wins. The odds are 3 to 2 that Georges won't win. He has only his right hand and his exeprience to pit inst the strength and youth of his | opponent. | The title held by Tunney is not at |stake in this 15-round bout, for the boxing commission will sot recognize the Frenchman as an American | champion, but both fighters have | agreed to enter the ring under the light heavyweight limit of 175 pounds, Georges has promised to retire if Tunney beats him tonight. He can | well afford to do so gracefully, for | he has fought the best men of the ring from flyweights to super-heavy. | his| share Sacramento Drops Contest to Vernon SACRAMENTO, July 24.—Vernon | won from 0, 6 to 6, in an} exciting me here yesterday, Rr. 6 H. EB 12° 3 194 and Mur phy; Hall, Thompson and Schang | Mons. Descamps fooled the nection now admits he American public in con with the Dempsey fight told newspaper men Car. | ter welghed 178 pounds, “The | French fighter weighed but 168 pounds,” his manager now con. | fesuen STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! For THE SIGNAL TOWER m naclousness, and then knoc Bot yelled M I ating that t Do you want nim Hi aint urtin® "im ©." retorted I Hi'm onl Mise HH knocking “im out. That don’t » win the women any slashing golf at the timo herself, | SALT LAKE CITY, July 24 Oakland won from Balt Lake by a | score of 12 to 6 here yesterday |Portland Drops Boye RH. 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