The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 13

NDEE WANTS TO MEET CROSS GLEAN SWEEP FOR |FISHING IS A FINE ART EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN} ALONG THE BASE LINES 1: ( The Successful wt ra Matches His Brain Against the Brain of the Fish, By vic TE LEADS GOLFERS lageleen: McLoughlin and Williams Quit Victors in Serni-Finals for Davis Cup. NOTTINGHAM, England, July 10.— ‘The American tennis team made a clean. sweep against the Germans to- Gay in the eomi-finals for the Davis Cup when R. Norris Williams defeated routzer three sets to one and Maurice in won from Froitsheim after Witterly fought match three sets to Wh two victories in the singles the ‘United States neede tut one more match in the present tournament to mest the winner of the Canada-Bel- gum series in the finals for the right to play England, holder of the world- famous trophy. ‘The meeting of McLoughlin and Froltsheim afforded the surprise of the Gay. Few imagined that the American champion would experience any trouble Deating bis German opponent, but ‘Froitsheim, the father of tennis in his country, displayed unexpected strength an@ forced the California comet to five wets for a victory. Froitsheim tackled McLoughlin after his team mate, Kreutzer, lost to Will. fama, and surprised the big gallery when he captured the firet eet, seven games to five, Playmg a deliberate consistent game the German also won the second set, six games to two. ‘The young American then made one of the greatest rallies ever seen on 5 a court in any country and took the three ests, ¢—4, ¢—3 ana 6—2. iame had @ comparatively easy time with Kreutzer in the morning match. The nineteen-yearold Harvard @tar played one of the best games of Dis career and quickly ran up two wets, 6—4, 6—2. Kreutser won the third eet, @—4, but thé American got the next set and ‘matoh in 6—1, Rain was falling quite heavily when ‘Wiliams and Kreutser went out for thelr, match Out the weather cleared Defere the warming up was over. ‘won the first game, Williams the met on his return and Xreutser using his backhand effectively. ‘The second game also went to Germany, ‘Wililams took the third game on his @ervice. After deuce had been thrice called the fourth game went to Kreut- wer, Williams took the fifth after a lively volley, The eixth and seventh games ‘were won by Kreutzer and Williams on thelr respective services. Williams won th eighth after some splendid volley- tm which he did some good placing ‘Mapt bis opponent busy. Williams algo Won the ninth ‘on bis own service, fut took the tenth on Kreutzer's ser- ‘price ently after dard playing. Iaithe eecond set Williams took the gramme with clever piacing and also @Gcond on Kroutzer's eervice after Weonest Gght thus far in which was twice called, The third Went to Kreutser, Williams serv- © double fault and Kreutser mak- Deautiful returns, ‘The American retaliated on the Ger- fo tell en the German, but the ymertean was so unreliable that he did $ win the Afth game until after deuce ie HER ATASTE OF FISH FOR A MONTH So AS 7D MAKE HER GRAB for @ side det of ten thousand. Here is @ real test ‘for the champion. Britton will box at any weight Ritchie wants. | Joe Rivers is @ real lightweight and | Ritohle did not gain anything by beating | him at 1% ringside. While Ritchie is/ dodging Britton, Jack will take on Leach Cross, Rivers, Bud Anderson or any boy from 138 to 138 ringside. Britton fs the class of the present day li weights and the sporting public bel! him to be the uncrowned king of lightweight division, Ritchie must now face the issue and Copyright, 1918, by The Preso Publishing Co. (The New York World), PIECE OF 1901! A.D. LIMBURGER CHEESE, say he ts afraid to meet Britton or give him a chance at the title. D. J. Tortorich of New Orleans has made Ritchie an offer of a $20,000 purse to. meet Britton and I accepted for Britton. Sincerely, DAN MORGAN, jp Geet FORT ERIE ENTRIES. ‘The entries fur to-morrow’s races are as foll Ming: five furlot MaryAnn, 101; 'T SHouLd Ba. SIBLE TO Lure, CATES FRECTWE LURE FoR Papin bogeisn Ss @ LARGE SOUP-BONE, ae PS seca tae wood, 118, it Rutledge, 108; warme RACE—Thees.year-olds end wp: pare Handica ChioeNea,’ 112; Joo Knight, ‘118; Tavy,, 101;” Gliat,” 103) Anavri, mile and Bd imelert te Sat 8., is ‘aimed, pnrentice allowance OF REMARKABLE VALUES EVERY SUIT in 4 Smith Gray Stores is NOW REDUCED IN QUALIFYING ROUND AT THE POWELTON CLUB National Champion Does. the! Course in 77—Tiffany Gets 78 at Newburgh. (Spectal to The Brening World N.Y, July it-Serome away were 8, D. Bowers, Bridgeport; F. C. Wikiems, Upper “Montelair; Jennings, Apawamis, J. B. Smith ¥. M. Hoopes, both of Wilmington, were among the more distant startets. There was joy over the starting ef Joseph, Chadwick Jr. the local left-handed ‘crack, who has hot entered tn @ téurna- ment anywhere for years, ‘Travera made only one decided and that at the fifth hole on the sec round. By way of explanation It sl be atated the course is gill but nine oles. On his first round ‘Travers tpok 45 at the same point. rise time around, however, he getting into a Co dlitag est hole on the dou Travers at the second the fence, where he defied with bore alty of two strokes. On the eecond round he was 8 strokes there, The record of the course, jointly made within two weeks by Giliman Tit- {fs got at 72. Humphrey Tiffany hag done the nine holes in 38 since the inks was recently improved and length- ened. Other sooree—F. C. Willams, Upper Montclair, 4; Humphrey Tiffany, Powel- National and American League club Owners have been warned by the Na- to offer contracts of the Federal ned when an ex- planation was aa! for the failure of “Bik Kavanagh, the Chicago Federal League outfielder, to report to the Chi- Me was signed several h and other Fed- the majors have been remain with the new protest of the Ai when he asked President Lynes “a 4 Heve nim. | Hank's place om ‘the lia erefore, wae arsigned to ley, tormerty of me inernctlonal Y = was & Giant pitcher and 1a}. Then he ices me 4 wihoue Jetu; wml bi dena as the Cinctnn at de ip the apriaa i ai Herrmann to inake room for Joe and Lynch nem took coke, Hie tack. rican A: Three-Hye League that ‘thelt Fa don 5 were being approached by Federal agents. The “Brush Stal mighty hand fiom Edgec ty and boty leading Over to the olty yeetetday by Mampstead, President of Tork 1 Clu Park Commis. sioner Staver accepted It on behalf of the city, ‘al short speeches and some band music. The pe will save Washington Heights fana & long walk over the precipitous crags of Coogan's Bluff, “Letty” Schwenk, i, plleher of the South Michigan Loagive team CJ Saginaw, has fast hung up a record Which is believed tobe unequalled in organized baseball. In Pitched four full s snother—thirty-ait { , ok out thirty-three"! whieh netted his opokelte: eb — f ghe 7} deqide the title of gupesin ‘ed teams, The first ‘atreet and viten avenue, wien tore will elash Yen ‘the Royal Giants, Hank O'Day, the the _veteran National Janene Uae ire, 19. eld to by serious; tH) 1 ODay’ tom to his post, however, Until» week ago, a RE NE, RD, Campbell, Borge Wa, Chartee| Kemorcan H. Brown, Ardsigy, 9; Wiliam Wet- 4; |} teran, Dutchess; @; Fred Coykendall, he H, C. 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