Davis Cup Opens with Tilden Borotra Clash at Roland Garros
United States star William Tilden faces France’s Jean Borotra in the first Davis Cup singles at Roland Garros with George Lott meeting Henri Cochet in the second match. Cochet is favored over Lott, and Borotra’s upset could tilt the trophy. Doubles selection awaits results of the singles.
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William T. Tilden
United States
Jean Borotra
France
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Dixon
Davis Cup Opens as Kest-Tilden Match Highlights 1930
The report notes July 24 1930 Davis Cup kickoff with Kest facing Tilden in an opening match and recalls ancient mountaineers and Mac Smithis as featured. It also mentions yesterday’s major loop contests and predicts the Canadian win, while golf stars like Horton Smith Tommy Armour Johnny Farrell Walter Hagen Vie for the title.
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Mac Smithis
North American
Horton Smith
Tommy Years
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Aqua Cat Armour
Johnny Farrell
Walter Mente
Hagen
Baseball Stars Age, Youth Fail to Prevail in Major Play
Veteran hurlers led a day of mixed results as Adolfo Luque and Jack Quinn anchored wins for Brooklyn and Philadelphia respectively. Boston, Washington and Chicago also won while New York topped Chicago in a high scoring run. Other scores featured Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Detroit in tight games as aging pitchers held their own.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Merchants Help Outfit Tactless Texans in Amarillo Tourney
Dr T M Montgomery chairman of the Hanson Post American Legion praises firms and individuals in Amarillo for financing new uniforms for the Tactless Texans baseball team and supporting their entry in the Globe News Baseball tournament where the team finished second. Contributors include Pat Whittington Louis H Smith Empire Cafe Lane Ice Cream Co Steffens Ice Cream Co Amarillo Laundry Williams Sign Co Pool Creamery Metzger Dairy N S Griggs and Sons Adkisson and Gunn Clements Sporting Goods Capitol Hotel Globe News Publishing Amarillo Athletic Association Grand Recreation Club Edwards Bottling Co Cal Farley Walter Irvin Boxwell Brothers Texas Grill Cafe Amarillo Herring Hotels Lamar Luncheonette Terry and Cox Cafe Green Lantern Sandwich Shop and the Golden Bear Cafe.
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Primo Carrera Seeks Deportation Delay From Officials
Primo Carrera and his managers meet U S immigration and labor officials in New York to prove his boxing tour is a legitimate visit. He received a 20 day postponement of deportation while authorities consider evidence of his conduct in the United States.
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United Press
New York
Primo Carrera
Nomericinn
United States Immigration
Department of Labor
Primo
Billy Duffy
Carnera
Referee Holds Line In Wichita Boxing Showdown
Baz Calmel, a Wichita heavyweight, defeated Fred Reese by knockout in a 24 round feature bout in Oklahoma City. Referee Buck McClain questioned Reese's motives after he fell from a light chest punch and refused to count him out, insisting Reese continue fighting for his purse.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Baz+ Calmel
Wichita
Fred Reese
Buck McClain
Reese
Mein
Florida 4-H winner visits New York
Miss Florence Smock of Eustis Florida 35 winner at the 4 H clubs congress inChicago visits New York. She reveals her secret of success emphasizes abstaining from alcohol and tobacco and eats meat only once a week while favoring citrus fruits and orange sunshine.
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Associated Pross
New York
Florence Smock
Eustis
Fla
Chicago
Major League Leaders Highlight Key National League Stats
National League leaders include Klein and Doul of the Phillies with high batting averages and Klein leading in runs with 89 and RBIs at 105. Comorosky tops doubles and triples for the Pirates, Wilson of the Cubs hits 29 homers, Cuyler swipes 24 bases, Simmons hits .392 for the Athletics, Ruth drives in 110, Gehrig 106 runs, Hodapp 137 hits, McManus 32 doubles, Reynolds and Combs tied for 13 triples, Ruth adds 35 homers, with McManus also leading in stolen bases.
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Perkins Stock Rises In Chi Golf Tourney
At Beverly Country Club Chicago on July 24 1930 the Western Amateur quarter final matches began with T Phillip Perkins of England and Don Moe of Portland Ore defending champion both favored to win after Perkins defeated Earle Berryhill 8 and 7 in the previous round Perkins also claimed a past title in 1928 as the event neared its climax with the eight remaining players.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Beverly Country Club
Chicago
America
T. Phillip Perkins
England
Earle Berryhill
Colorado Springs
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Perkins
Western Amateur quarterfinal pairings announced
Pairings for the Western Amateur Golf Championship quarterfinals include Don Moe of Portland versus Johnny Lehman of Chicago and Jack Westland of Chicago against T Phillip Perkins of England. Charles Fish of Rockford faces Ira Couch of Chicago. Gus Novotny of Chicago meets Bob McCarty of Des Moines.
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Addison
Moe
Howard
Gus Novotny
Ira Couch
Johnny Lehman
Jack Westland
Chicago
McCrary
Fish
Perkins
United Press
Beverly Country Club
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
T. Phillip Perkins
England
Charles Fish
Rockford
Ill
Bob McCarty
Des Moines
Golfer Cyril Tolley Eliminated by Bob McCrary in Round Two
Cyril Tolley was eliminated yesterday by Bob McCrary of Des Moines in the second round, 1 up. Tolley, a twice trans Mississippi champion, was among two favorites to fall, with Evans of Chicago upsetting C. M. Fish of Rockford, 1 up on the 19th hole. Perkins impressed the gallery as Moe faced John Howard of Kalamazoo in a spirited second-round battle.
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Bob McCrary
Des Moines
Tolley
Evans
Chicago
C. M. Fish
Rockford
Perkins
Gallery
Moe
John Howard
Kalamazoo, Mich
Shaddy's Hair Rejuvenator Promises Hair Growth Color Restore
Ad promises scalp rejuvenation with Shaddy's Hair Rejuvenator claiming hair growth on bald spots and restoration of natural color. It asserts scalp health benefits, dandruff control, and guaranteed results or money back, priced at $1.50 a bottle.
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