Big Bill Tilden's Comeback Wins at Wimbledon
Wimbledon thrill as Bill Tilden, the 35-year-old Phila veteran, wins the singles title. U.S. Davis Cup hopes rise with his return amid scattered notes on other sports including ball, wrestling, and local baseball results.
Favoring Nebo in New York Lightweight Bout
Sid’rors New York lightweight was a 19 percent favorite to defeat Pete Nabl Florida Seminale Indian in a one round bout at the Queensboro Arena, postponed from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebo
New York
Sid ‘Rors
Uday
Pete Nabl
Florida
Seminale Indian
Queensboro Arena
Bronx singer becomes temporary favorite for 15 round title bout
In New York July 7 a Bronx singer challenger has surged to a temporary favorite over Sam Mandell for a 15 round title fight at Yaxk Stadium on July 17. Singer’s betting money has pushed odds to 6 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samson Mandell
Luther Randall Compete In National Open Corry Pro
Randall Luther and Denny Shute prep for the National Open at Interlachen Golf Club Minneapolis with a strong field led by Bobby Jones and Walley Hagen. Luther paired with Danny Shute in opening rounds as the 1880 national championship begins amid a week of rounds, cut to Sunday final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Luther
Corry Counbiry Club
Bob Randal
Entvins
Ore Inteylichen
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
England
Tutellaction
Dad Luther
Pj Riimento
Ohio
Migtia
Oia
Tames Ramsay
West View
Bing
Fouwthy
Alrig
Wille Luther
Lilia
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Lantz- Owi
Pittsburg
North East drubs Corry in tight league game
North East hammered Corry hurlers with strong fielding and early runs. Corry stalled late but North East held on for a decisive victory, aided by five North East players and stout defense in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Corry
Cory
Los Angeles Swimmers Sweep A.A.U. Honors
The Los Angeles Athletic Club aquatic teams dominated the national A.A.U. swimming championships in Long Beach. The men won 80 points and the women 31, with Helene Madison of Seattle earning top individual honors by breaking a world mark in the 80 yard freestyle. Buster Crabb of LAAC set a new world record in the 880 yard freestyle, while Margaret Hoffman of Scranton captured the 220 yard breaststroke for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Long Beach
Los Angeles Athletic Club
A. A.C
Ute
Helene Madison
Seattle
Josephine McKim
le A. A
Nurené Forbes
Lake Norconian Club
Lisa Lindstrom
New York Women's Swimming Association
Fang
Buster Crabbe
Johny Weismuller
Honolua
Maigla Kaili
Hawaii
Austin Ap
Hollywood A. C
Bud Shields
Promo
Utah
Alfredo Zovilla
New Yorke
A. C
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton
Auis Makant Glib
Ulinois A. C
Santa Maria
Call
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach
Chicago
A.C. Promo
Chamber of Commerce and
Vile University
Los Angeles
Women's Swimming Association
Nese York
Helen Madison
Western Women's Swimming Club
San Francisco
Scranton Athletic Club
Lake Narconian Club
Patterson School
Pasadena A. C
Scores roundup from yesterday across American and National leagues
Multiple baseball results feature Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Washington. Highlights include Philadelphia beating Boston 4 3 and Brooklyn routing Boston 10 4. Notes mention Albert H. Miller and Robertschol visiting Niagara Falls and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Pot
Philadelphiia Washington
New York
Gleveland
ASD
Detroit
St. Louis i
Boston
Chicago
Pot. Nation
Brooklyn T
Si .Louis Rt
Pittshureh
Cincinnati
AUS Philaelphia
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
National
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
Cineinnali
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Philadelphis
National Chicago
St Loud
Albert H. Miller
Robertschol
Niagara Falls
Canada
Washington and Jones Around Brooklyn Prove Interlachen Real Contender
Brooklyn and Washington surge as pennant contenders in major league baseball as July advances. Robins, Cubs, and Giants vie near first place while Washington battles the Athletics for the American lead and a pivotal home stretch looms. Jones in Minnesota prepares for Open defense at Interlaken as majors chase another title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sjones
Brooklyn
Cobblesshall Wins Net Title by Default
United Press reports Cobblesshall won the Western tennis championship by default after Clifford Sutler of New Orleans injured his leg and could not continue. Sutler, national intercollegiate champion, had just defeated Lype Harris Cabber of Des Moines in the single final. the doubles final with Maurice Bayon of Tulane and Sutler was cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lype
Chicago
T.—Harris Cabbershall
Des Moines
Iowa
Cliford Sutter
New Orleans
Sox
Sutler
Maurice Bayon
Tulane University
Colbeshall
Binte Bares
Austin
Tex
Wimbledon Men s Doubles Close Play in Final
By Wallage Carroll Wimbledon July 7 Vale rier Allison of Austin Texas John Van Ryn of East Orange New Jersey defeated George Lott of Chicago and Colin Doe of Santa Monica California in the first match of the British men's doubles today Scores were 6 3 6 3 6 2 The U S dominated the event at the English championships with three titles and a runner up this year in doubles and singles Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn defending champions lost to Davis Cup teammates George Lott and Johnny Doe in a match postponed from Saturday to give Allison rest between singles ties The United States also claimed titles in women s singles and doubles and in mixed doubles The report notes a large police manhunt near Dus Bois for Fairy Herr a former Osceola resident who escaped from Rockview penitentiary in April 1928 for blavtermilit and extortion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallage Carroll
United Press
Wimbledon
Valerier Allison
Austin
Tex
John van Ryn
East Otage
N. J
George Lott
Chicago
Colin Doe
Sant Monica
Calif
United States
Wilmer Allison
Jon van Fyn
Wee
Johnny Doegy
Allison
William T. Tilden
Sini
Thas
Anther
Teath
Willam T. ‘Tilden
N.S
N. S
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Edith Cross
Sarah Pati
Miss Ryan
Jack. Crawford
Australia
Fraule
H. Kraiwinkel
Daniel Preen
Germany
Dus Bois
Fairy Herr
Osceola
Rock= view
Her
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Bill Tilden
New York State
Bill Tider
Philaelphia
Tilsin
Scone
Pd Tt
Vance
Iriakle
Amer Jun
Davis
Vis
Hig
Considines
Holliestead
Philadelphia Nacions
Langue Chub
Royberty Manson
Frinlanond
Tansex
Cardinals
Dayton
Piayer
Richens
Mingety Davis
Rayyidhes
Brank Niven
Celoron
Tavis
Chimpion
Bloorgust
Ais Partia
Corry Mighhes
Greabes
Hithl
Ludlow
Ridge Way
Servier
Ridgway
Chuck Phehor
Vonblmucs
Horuetiol
Blue
Fun Wayne
Atleunnon
Fario
Iantes Gfannestag
Canton
Plies
Honaters
Arcond
Salinas
Godfreys
Prine Chiiera
Evetlanch
Huttie
Frankie Simms
Godfrey
Timmy Doyle
Pla Tele
Simins
Finch Billiards
Narih
Erie County League
Tsi
Anil Petha
Hi Uhiliet
Minnokpilis Ehib Yestardy
Mccullough
Millers
St. Paul Hy
Hill Wan
Saints
Luther, Randall
Corry Pro
Denny Shute
Bob Randall
Shute
Interlochen
Michields Murphiy
John Fenemgnand
Oil City
Ibenezer N.Y
Me Hid
Olean
Len
Filo
Ebenezer
Hauser
Tov
Coast Aquatic Team
Robins
Ruth
George Kirkley
Broollynand Washington
Sipadout
Philadelphia Athletic
Jess
Senators
Boston Graves
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reis
Tiky
Firet Place
Cubs
Boone
Pacific Coast League
Cookive
Waee Withert Robinson
Babe Horan
Fredench
Heston Red Sox
Ted Sox
Athletics
New York Yankees
Yanko Stadium
Yankees
Baba Ruth
New Yorkiants
Louis Medipals
Jhizhor
Hohlay Une Cubs
Giants
Gamna
Calléiee
Skaders
Hillier Kriegbaum
Miany
Hobby Jones
Jones
Tnterlachall Club
Hie
Johnny Farrell
Densmore Shore
Columbus
Jack Collins
Balbriggan Union
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Condra
Condra Pharmacy
Ricci
Cobbleshall
Mattie Kingsbury
Tsust
Wayne
Streets Beez
Citizens National
The
United
Brry, F
West 8
A. Arthur Gol
Lor
Geneva
Nes
Sid
Mobile Dri Arte
Po Police