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WILLIAMS CAPTURES
TRAPSHOOT TROPHY

BY breaking 40 clays in so shots, p.
P. Williams won the class A Stronger
trophy on the Washington Gun Club
traps at Benning yesterday.
Bob Livesey. George A. Emmons and
Henry Bartholomew captured the
trophies in the three other singles
classes, and H. H. Shelton led the field
in doubles competition for the fifth
trophy. All Of the trophies are offered
by A. w. Stronger, member of the
club
Williams performance was the best
of the afternoon. Livesey, Bartholomew
and Parsons each followed closely with
one less hit.
Ties resulted in classes c and D.
Emmons won the toss over Hogan in
c class and Parsons lost the shoot-off
with Bartholomew in D class.
Shelton crashed % of "a targets to
yin the doubles trophy over 10 other
contestants.
Wednesday afternoon practice ses-
sions at the Benning range will be dis
continued throughout the remainder of
the season.
Scores.
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ROCK CREEK NETMEN
OVERCOME MONTROSE

Rock Creek racketers triumphed over
Montrose, to 3. in a Public Parks
Tennis League match yesterday on the
winners courts. II was Montrose's
first league encounter. Henry Park
and Monument combinations did not
play their scheduled match because Of
wet courts Monument netmen are
heading the flag race so far. with three
wins and two defeats. Rock Greek,
with II victories and FIVE losses. Is
second. followed by Montrose. with
three triumphs and five reverses and
Henry Park and Potomac. each Of
which has taken two matches and
dropped six.
1t was only after brisk battling that
Rock Greek took the measure OF Mont-
rose yesterday. Three matches wen:
extra sets.
Summaries
Rock Greek, ); Montross, ;.
man. s%4. sm3: STAN {R. e. ' d.fes 5.i
Buchanan. -s, 50. as: Hsiskefl ~
defeated Loney. Ga, 81; Simon r. G
defeated Hancock. Ga. S..
faats5 Holman and Buchanan. So. "a
Simon, S.. 2-6. al; Hsney and Stsu5lY
IR. c. detected Hancock and Enslsas.
5-6, 60.
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NORFOLK'S TENNIS TEAM
REATEN 6 MATCHES TO 3
NIangan.C onsidine Victory in Doubles Gains 1roph,
for ID. C. Racketers-Successes Scored in Four
Singles Tilts-kingNIitchel Lose.

, straight sets. They took an early lead
| of So on NorfolkS team, Jones'
/ Voight, but then became wild while the
/ Norfolk PLAYERS sent sizzling drives past
/ them and out-volleyed them until the
] set was deuced. Then 1t was battle
royal for the next two games, but Nor
| folk took them and ran out the next set,
| 6-4
Bob Considine and Clarence Charest
both met tartars III their singles match
es. Considine was pushed to win from
Fred Johns. University Of Virginia star.
plaving ? for Norfolk. but he took the
match in two SETS 6--4. IS. Charest
PLAYED McGann. and. after winning the
first set easily at 6--3. dropped the
next So. and had his opponent help
less in the third, which he ran out
without the loss of game. Purinton
and Mitchell were the other singles WIN
ners for Washington. while Charest-
Howenstein won hard three-set cou-
bles match to close the series.
Match Results.
The summaries;
SINGLES.
Ylournoy. Norfolk, defeated Msngan wash
c93nisidiTnt,. wasshinst0n' defeated Johns
MICHEL. Washignston, defeated Rsdsrave'
N' Jones mes Norfolk, defeated Klns washing
'' chs S washinston. defeated McGann'
'T Pa aqi WsshtnstOn, defeated Reed, Nor
folk, Go, Ga
u I9PsfV %sshn. NS5'G 7s elfae' SINS
PsSsoa ., No5foE Sa defeated
Flournoy- Rcdgrayc, Norfolk, As, 81 81.
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yOFFOLK, Va. June 23,-Wash-
~ inSson's Hotchkiss Cup team
scored a hard-esrned victory
over Norfolk's netmen this
afternoon by six matches TO
three to capture the trophy indicating
C,uh tennis supremacy Of washington
Baltimore. Richmond and Norfolk,
Rsltinore's defending champions were
eliminated by Washington yesterday
while Norfolk passed into the finals by
defeating Richmond.
The individual matches were hard
f9Urht and closer than the team results
would show. Washington captured iour
Of the six singles and was not aSSureo
Of the cup until the doubles team OF
Hrsr1can- C0nSldine Won IN straight Se!S
s~nr,, Norfo!k's No, : players, Penzo!d-
Shehan.
The greatest upset Of the day occur
red when Flournoy. former University or
Virginia captain and now playing NO
d, for Norfolk. turned the tables on
Nsncsp. present holder Of the Virginia
state title and high ranking IN the
Middle Atlantic district, and after los
ING fnp frst set came through and won
the match by taking the last two.
Nangsn had an easy time in the f1rst'
winning 81. but Flournoy steadled,
plsving a deceptive chop 10 Mangans
b9ckhsnd and coming to the net for
Kills. FIournov had absolute control OF
The ball and IN the face Of certain de-
feat even IN the third set rallied with
the score s. against him and took
the set, 81,
King Mitchell Lose.
washineton's doubles champions.
Mitchell. met their second defeat
n consecutive days and again IN
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Il. s. PLAYERS CLEAN UP
ON COURTS IN BRITAIN

tennis captain, who defeated Lott on
Thursday in four sets, conquered Hen
Messy today In five by scores Of 6-3.
3-6. 60. 1-6, 60. but Lott carried
the deciding match against N. Sharpe,
6-3, ST. 60, 6-3.
Perhaps the best match of the day to
watch was that between Tilden and
Hunter. winners of the Wimbledon dou-
bles crown a year ago. and the strong
Australian combination Of Hopman and
Crawford, with the Australians putting
up a splendid exhibition OF co-ordinated
team play The outcome OF the match
was in doubt until the last two games.
Tilden and Hunter started out care
lessly and the Australians playing
faultless tennis, took the first set. The
Americans recovered and won the sec
ond easily with Tilden playing at top
speed. but they won the third with diff
ficulty. 8-6, as Hunter lapsed, and lost
the fourth by the same score inverted.
With the sets even, Tilden and Hunter
then exerted themselves to the utmost
to pull the match out of the fire. Ga.
Tilden's win over Hunter was less
spectacular. Tilden taking three
straight sets, although Hunter put up a
better game than the score seems to
indicate
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FOUR SPORT MART MINES
WILL PLAY GAMES TODAY

-Four mines will play in Sport Mart
Base Ball League games today. Rovers
are to meet Sam Rices on No. dia-
mond at l o'clock. in a midget fray.
while Sam Rice Juniors are to clash
with Vistas at ii o'clock on the Four
and-one-half street and Missouri ave-
nue. diamond. Rover players are to re-
port for practice at 1890 o'clock.
Sam Rice Junior and Midget mines
are to meet Tuesday night. Juniors will
gather at the home of Manager Thomp-
son. 343 Tennessee avenue northeast.
and midget players will gather at the
home of Manager James Robertson.
l346 d street northeast. Members OF
both teams are urged to attend
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By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 23.-America's Davis
Cup players we're swcepingly victorious
in British tennis matches today, two
man team consisting of John Hennessey
and George Lott winning an inter
national contest with England at East
bourne, William r Tilden taking the
London singles championship and Tilden
and Francis T. Hunter carrying of
the doubles title.
Tilden, in rare form, defeated his
doubles partner. Hunter, in the final
of the London tournament. 6-3, 60,
81, then paired with him to down
the strong Australian combination of
Hopman and Crawford and capture the
doubles title after five-set struggle,
As, 6-1, as, 6-8. Sd.
Meanwhile Lott and Hennessey.
younger members of the United States
Davis Cup team, were emerging VIC
torious in their team match with some
Of England's most promising players.
breaking even today with one victory
and one defeat In singles after taking
a 2-to-i lead by taking the doubles
yesterday, The Americans won by three
matches to two.
H. w. Austin, Cambridge University
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CZECHS GO INTO FINAL
or ZONE TENNIS PLAY

PRAGUE, Czechosloyakia, June rs
NJ.-Spiitting even In the last two
singles matches with Hollands Davis
Cup team, Czechosioyakia today ad-
yanced 10 the final round Of European
zoue competition.
CzechoslOyakla now meets Italy Ia
the finals 10 determine which shall
face the United States, American zone
f1nalists, for the right t0 challenge
France. present holder Of the coveted
trophy.
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VIRGINIA P0LOlSTS
TO INVADE CAPITAL

There was no polo on the Potomac
Park oval yesterday because OF wet
grounds. but, weather and ground con-
djtions permitting, an interesting pro-
gram VIII be- staged this week with the
Loudoun- Fauquicr four Of near Middle
burg, Va, coming here for matches
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday,
War Whites and war Yellows. teams
u The War Depas iplant, defeated the
Vifginians on the Held near Middleblirg
last Saturday and the Old Dominion
riders will be seeking revenge this week
Howyer, they probably will not meet
either the Whites or Fellows, but will
be opposed by other War Department
combinations and the sd Cavalry team
Of FORT Mysr.
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gs.sis ll2Hzqi2 Totals :

Ran fsg Pspp se eighth ianlng
Rates for FGgo 3El Einth inning
hone of8 Ehen @inalng run #ss scored
f3&rinaHlI ...-...... 2 3
P4stkks1gEiE.. ...t. .....- y -
pans FlpD. Alien. Dresser q, Fltt!ngef.
eraf3ss i WsHer, T9syaass BsEteli Eaf~
.*rsFfy gufNell EFYGEg~~Gfltz. HsTgfeaFess
Fa3a T. Runs aattce III Bstnhsr u, l..
Ws SEA - FargFayf. L9que' Wsiker, FuFq3y
WsEeg. CsiIaKhan Three base nit
Hfaer ste.sa base i;stgfaYf ssct nee,
iii Z FstIs5aYgb u Bases 90 balls
E1rwelt. ! of ,Lpqas', : gtfses eat-,,h.,ss
~ Issrxe.l ia d. lanlaFs on hiijus, 4
4, II. lnrInse OF Laaue 8 30 6 ianings Of
Eaip b. iRnas 20 hSs H. s aii ~ o.
niff.s Losing pitcher Keip Empires
tfeesfs MCCORMICK and k4en firhf 81 game
= hours and II minutes.
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BROWN EASILY TAKES
IOWA TENNIS HONORS

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June % (Pl.--
Wray Brown, ST. Louis candidate. TO-
day won the mems singles tennis cham
pionship of Iowa. by defeating Harris
COggeshsll, local star, 6--l, 81. O..
Harold Thurman. Oklahoma City. te-
feated Arthur Voss. Oklahoma CITY
6--4. Ga, As. 6-4, in the junior
singles finals.
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,,s!io. Msassh Is. sessits a.. Bic "a "a.
BettencouYt Rms hated ln-Msnush "a.
gcEulte ~. Kfsss (2I Bettenc0urt az,
Ecsane Cray. J Sewel 49,. Two-ba6e hit
geaElte Three-5ase .hi.g-Msnush, Schultz,
= 4e Home fgns-~J 6ewe1 IA, Manugh.
aaer.hees- Kresx, Betteneourt, Schultz
.3o-ols pisys-Meiillo. Kress, Blue; Buckeye.
Far secs 69nE2s / Seweil. J. Seweii. LIFT
oE rases-Cleyslspd B. ST. Louis, 10. Bases
81 5el5s-for Buckeye ! off LeVEen, q; OF
9ss5K =. STICK 0ut-Ey Levsen. /: by Gray,
Elt6-Cf Buckeye, 10 in innings of
lf9sen 9 IN innings Passed bRii-Autreg
!1enE p.tcher-B Buckeye Umpirss-Messra
var Grzfan, saiI1n and Dineen- Time vi
SANE. f.egF and 80 mlnBtes
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LOWERS OLD 1OO-METER
RECORD BY TWO SECONDS
Is One of Five Bettering Former Time in Comics,
al Deiroit--Riley Assumes Des Jardnes
Diving Title-Relay is Picked.

fourth. David Young fNer York A. c.
nth, Richard Hinch UNITED Stats Ma >.
National A. A. u. IG-foot sprinsaoard d.
d e9' J Anhflss MIAMI Beash Pool a.
cisco. 1891: fourth, Harold Smith IT.
Angeles A. c.. 1873 nth Wyssiitss!r co!5a r
Walter Grandy Detroit Athletic Clgt
1875.
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ROBINS EASILY WIN
PAIR FROM BRAVES

BOSTON, June % fA1.-Brooklyn
breezed through both games here today,
defeating the Braves 6-to-2 and 7-to-o.
Dazzy Vance was tight in the pinches
In the opener. and Watson Clark held
the home boys to tao hits In the second
clash.
Del Bissonettc, Brooklyn first base
man. hit his fourteenth homer In the
first game. He went into a tie with
Hornsby for second place in the Ma
tional League race.
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BUGS DOWN REDS;
WAIVER GETS PRIZE
Ey the Assoc stsd PreEs

PITTSBURGH. June Pittsburgh
defeated Cincinnati today. 6 10 g. In an
exciting extra-inn!ng battle by scoring
2 run IN the tenth on successive hits
III Earie!l HsYgEsayes. MiljGs and l..
Wanfy
II vas tne third time the Pirates
fso coWneo the Reds IN the foUf-game
sefiee
Paul Waner was presented with d val
liable player prize d 81 600 before the
contest started President John A.
HeydleT 0f the National League made
fhe Dre&enfaf4on
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PILLS WIN OPENER;
GIANTS TAKE FINAL
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The tall
end Phillies halved a double header
with the Giants today, winning the first,
8 to /, through Ray Benge's fine pitch
ing, and permitting the Clan McGraw
to romp away with the second. 5 to-
After their victory in the opener the
Pills had won 10 out of IL.
HONS runs by Bill Terry and Melvin
OFT. each with a runner on base. gave
the Giants their winning margin In the
second.
Donald HursE's ninth home run of
the season gave the Pills the winning
run In the eighth round OF the opener.
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SECOND GAME.

NUNS FloWeTs, Headrlck, Ere&alsr. BIS
senette, Tyson, Bancroft, Henline. Error
Bancroft Runs batted in--Heniine "a,
Bancroft 80 Hendnck ~. Tyson. Two
bsse hlts Flowers. Tyson, Bancroft. Home
Flowers Gaerifice~ Hsrman, Double play
Eis!eF 10 Farrell To John ceoney. Left on
hssts~ Brooklyn, 81 Boston 4, Bases OH
baiis~-On. CLARK, 2; on Barnes. ! Of! John
cooneg5 2. Struck onteEy CLARK, a. by
inning none out IN second lnninG), Of john
coaney, IN b innings. Losing pitcher
Eafnss umpireg~ Meshfs. HeardoH and
Mage Time Of game hour and so
minutes.
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BROWNS HIT HARD
TO SWAMP INDIANS


ST. LOUIS. June 23.-The st. Louis
Browns pounded Buckeye and Levsen
for 10 hits and won from the Cleve-
land Indians today, 10 To s. It was
Pitcher Sam Gray's eleventh victory
against six defeats.
One Of Manush's four hits was =
homer ]. Sewell accounted for all Of
Cleveland's runs with two home runs.
one o. which was with a man on base.
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CUBS DEFEAT CARDS
ON TWO HOME RUNS

CHICAGO, June 23.-Two home-run
clouts gave the Chicago Nationals the
last of their five-game series with st.
Louis today. 5 to T.
Hartnett damned ball out of the lot
in the fourth inning while two Cubs
were on base, and Hack Wilson hit
his thirteenth of the season in the Sec
ond. while the sacks were empty.
Rhem was wild throughout the five
innings he was on the mound.
st, Louis won three Of the games in
the series.
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s &, IcSi' ,....>S 9 / "a
SURE, L. Wilson, Roettger (21, Douthit. Ma
ranville, Runs-.B ottorley. Hafey, RocttEer,
Maranyile. Beck. L. Wilson, Stephenson,
Bottomley, Maranville, Littieiohn. L. Wilson,
Two-base hits-Grimm. j. Wilson, Maran-
vile. Hafey. Home runs-~L, Wilson. Hart
nett. Double plays-Beck to Mcguire to
Grimm Mcguire to English TO Grimm;
Wilson to Botton,ey Maranville 10 Frisch
20 Bettomey. Left on hasss-Chicaso. g.
St. Louis, 1. Bases on balls-On Bush. q;
off Rhem. 4; of Haid, . off Littlejnhn. l.
Struck out-By Bush. 4; by Rhem. / Hits
on Rhem, in So innings; OF Had. in
la innings, eh Littleiehn, in ! inning
LoSin8 pttcher-Rhem umnireS-Messrs
Jorda Rigler and Hart. Time OF game
hour and ~ minutes
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TIGERS HIT CELLAR
IN LOSS TO CHIS0x

BY TIE ASSOCIATED EIeSs'
DETROIT. June 23.-One big in
ming IN which they punched hits TO
score five runs gave Chicago 6-to-4
victory over Detroit and boosted tne
white Sox into seventh place as the
Tigers slumped into the cellar.
Charley Gehringer. Tiger second
baseman, got two home runs of Faber,
but no one was on base on either &C.
casion
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CAPITALS ADD WIN
IN TENNIS LEAGUE

CAPITAL and Wesley Heights tennis
teams were victorious IN Suburban
Tennis League matches yesterday, the
former defeating Argyle, to 2, and the
latter downing Lakeview. 4 to g.
Although Capital racketers gained a
clean-cut win over Argyle players in
matches won and lost, the latter team
battled the winners in every match.
Dudley of Argyle won the feature
match from Callan In the singles. After
dropping the first set, 3--6, he rallied
to win the next two, Ga, 60.
Laid and Nichols downed Higgins
and Murphy in the hastpmatch Of the
Wesley Heights-Lakeview clash. The
winners took the deciding set, 81.
after Thomas had evenly divided in the
first two sets.
Yesterdays results:
CAPITAL, i; ARGYLE, ..
Singles--Dudley "a defeated Ca!lan. IS
e-2. 50 Thomas co. defeated Thurten
Deubles-caIlan and Bowen 90 defeated
Anderson (CI defeated Lufhaum and SPOTS
wood. 50, 81 Atwood and Thomas Co
a s4 asd Hhs faa rs
BATES and gh9yrtsli "a defeated Brown and
"A' WtEsLEY HEIGHTS, 4; LAKEvIEw, q.
81. 50; .Edminstsr w. II defeated Mar
"a sq Mnl Nisso,. w. d;
ass and M N Mas ~ ~ ws asf ssd
Martin IL defeated RaiienreT and woods,
40. %, 81; Brent and 4 May T. de-
asrd and Hon&lns, 81. ga
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New YORK, ........,..., 90 onSnf o-a
Philadelphia ,,...t,,.,, U )
rb Rsnshnfks saeR W WIisna e' bsnS Runs
batted whitney ~. Welsh, Terry ~,
Leach a.. o'Farreil Welsh. Williams lie"
I Tfrrs Hens f YYlRlss6a fAlaTidee, IL
innnes 1none out In ath,; OF Fltssim,im ~
none in 2 innings. STRUCK out.,by Fefs pf
hidriddse' s. oil fitzsimnaons, j. Left On
bases~NeW York, 8: Philadelphia . D2u9ie
sson,, Cohen 10 Terry Wlld. pitches Aia-
Ridge, q Winning pitcher Aidrlase, YIN I'm
piTes~-Me6ars. Phrman, STARK ana 0ulkiss
fime Of game hour % minutes
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CAPITAL, i; ARGYLE, ..
CHEVY CHASE NINE PLAYS.

Chevy Chase junior class nine will
meet Central Reds this afternoon at
o'clock on the Chevy Chase diamond
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FIRST GAME
Totals 90 ~ 8 Totals. .33 8 81 10
FBattea fer Brandt In seventh.
7Batted for Greenfield in ninth
,....t.' Q ] % Q : Q 3

grooklyn =. ..,.......'eI99o9so2-
Boston ..,.-,......s... U y ID
Vance ~. RlebbOurg, Hisler. EFToTS~~Tyson,
D. Harris Runs bstten ln-Bissonftte.
hits-HendTick. Vance al, Bell "a, Par
rel Home run Bi2konette. Sacrifices
BreEsler "a. Flowers. Double p.ay-FaT-
feil 10 Hornsby TO Sister. Left on bases
Bfo0kIanG, s; Boston. Q. Baaes on balls
Or Vance, & of Brandt 9. Struck out-By
Vance, 7: hy Brandt. 4 Hits-Of Brandt,
7 in innings of Greenfield, IN . innings.
LOSING pitcher Brandt Umpires-McsgFs.
Msgee end Reardon. Time Of game hours
aAG 20 minutes
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yAsTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

Favetgcule. IL wilmington y.
bookstore. s Klphl0ne
!sceky bsaaas, G. oEeeEYisss, 4
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
PhiIa. at Washington. Phila. at Wsshin gton.
Boston at New York. Cleveland at 81. Louis.
cleveland at ST. Louis. Chieago at Detroit.
Chicago al Detroit.
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by INC associated Press.
N ETROIT, Mich, June %
Establishment Of a new world
record by George Kojac for the
~ 100-meter backstroke and the
dethroning of Pete Des Jar
dimes as national spring board diving
champion, title he has held for. three
years, featured the Olympic swimming
trials here today.
Kojac, who forced Johnny Weismuller
to a new mark in the national meet
several weeks ago on the Pacific Coast,
shattered the record of i'll 3-5 estab-
lished by Walter Laufer of Chicago at
Berlin in 1926. He rated his pace nicely
keeping with the field until he reached
the halfway mark and then began to
draw away with a powerful stroke to
win by a yard and half from Paul
wyatt OF UniontoWn, Pa, and clip .
seconds from the world standard.
The finish was the most spectacular
Of the meet thus far, as four other
entries bettered the former time.
Laufer, David Young and George FISHER
Of the New York Athletic Club and
Richard Hinch of the Naval Academy
tr9tled the two leaders in that order
and they finished inches apart.
Mickey Riley of the Los Angeles Ath-
letic Club assumed the diving title held
by Des Jardines when he beat the
former champion by 2 points. Al White
of San Francisco finished third in thu
diving trials
Two additional swimmers were given
herths in special 200-meter race to
decide the personnel Of the relay team.
The first four finishers in the lO0-meter
tree stvle Friday were selected and tie
other three swan 1t out to decide the
tWo vacancies.
Samson Gets Place.
Paul Samson. former University of
Michigan captain, was the first to gain
the honor, when he splashed his way
over the route in 2:232-5. Harry
Clancy of the Penn Athletic Club.
Philadelphia. gained the other position
when he defeated Albert SWartz of
Northwestern University in a swim-oT
after both had tied in their respective
heats. Each of them had finished q
preliminary in the morning IN 2 "a. but
when the final test came Swartz was
unequal to the task
Lester Crabbe Of the Outrigger Canoe
Club, Honolulu. won the l.5G0-meter
free style race. finishing in 2O:49 SIS. IS
yards ahead of Ray Ruddy, I6-year- old
member OF the New York A G., Austin
Clapp. Hollywood. Calf. High School
star, was third. 30 yards behind BUDDY.
BY their performances. all three Quail
fed to represent the United States in
The events.
How They Finished.
1900 meter free stvle Olympic Won H.
Lester Crahbe lOutrigEer Canoe Club. Homo
!a!r-' second, Pagmond. Fuodv- New vor,s
A. c.: third, Austin Cls91 HOLLYWOOD 4
c.: fourth. Frank Pritchard (BaffaIo =, 4
c, A.. Time - 49,
i00-meter back stroke 0lymBie-won by
GsorEe Ko'ac New York Boys Club: sec
nn1. Paul Wyatt fUniontovn. Pal: third.
walter Lsufer Lake Shore A. c, Chica5ol;
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Shelton. 20; Bartholomew. 20; Worthine-
ton, 20 Williams, 10; w. wilson ls Blur
con. Is; Burrows. is, Llvesev, II; c. Wilson,
IS; Wynkoop, I5; Simpson, 7; Holt Is: But
Ter, 49, Monroe, Is; Mayhcv, rs: Jones. 10;
Marcy: i6i Brown, IL; Britt, 10; Far
sons, 10.
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Totals - e2TlT Totals. "a 97T II
'Batte6 fer Smith in eighth.
IRAN for Esrgrsvs in eighth.
*Rstts6 for Holloway in ninth.
CHICAGO - 90 @ 0 h-s
Detroit ............... oioo : %
Runs hated in-Barrcst (s. Gehringer
"a, Karina. Reynolds, cisselI Warner. Rice.
rurs-Clsney, Mostii ia. Barrett. Ksrnmi.
Fsvnci6s, Warner. Gehrirger "a, Sweeney.
Two-baSe hits-CisseIl, MDstil. Three-eaSe
hlts-Egrrett Reynolds Home runs-
Gehringer IA. sfeien base-Mostii. Sac
ri6cs-FsbeT. Double plays-Gehringer. 70
Is Clancy Left on hases-Chicas S; De-
trost. S Eases on sslls-OT Fsher. 2: Glib
ser. s.. Struck out--By Faber, A. by Glosc;
innings; Smith. none in sz7 innings: Hol.o-
way. none Ia / innins. Losing .pitcher--
Gibson Cmpirek-MeSsrs. CO rlpbeil. Ovens
s7G Geise.. Time Of gsme-i hour and q
minutes.
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First Game,

Runs-~WelSh, Hurst, Leach, whitney. En-
Tor-~Llnstrom Runs batted in--Lerlan,
Welsh. Hurst Two-hase hits-whitney'
rince hits-Genewich, Thompson. Stolen
bases-sothsrn; Linstron,, STRUCK 70 out-By
Benge !Hoganl Lett on bases-New York,
UTnpires--MesKrs 0uisley, Stark and PR
man. Time OF Game-2 hours minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburgh, 6, Cincinnati, s.
Chicago, 81 st. Louis, 4.
Phil1 delphia, Sd; New York, lis.
BROOKLYN, 81; Boston, 20.
STAINING OF THE CLUBE.
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other Singles Scores.
Hartswck, Al; Holt Al; Simpson, So, and
Mrs Stuyvesant, 3d.
Doubles,