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Will Test Solo Plane Endurance.

A contest for breaking the world
solo airplane endurance record is one
Of the special feature contests on the
1929 national air race schedule to be
held In Cleveland from August "a to
September q.
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tionally simple, rigid, compact, and accessible.
The horizontal valve mechanism is entirely new
in design and is more accessible than in the COM
ventional automobile engine. Fuel distribution
through. down>draft manifolding system COM
tributes materially to the brillianee of Viking
performance. Neutrality-suspicious. dcoolingarere>
markably efficient. Observation-Disclosures
radiator shutters are standard equipment.
Now, in the new Viking, the American family
can have a motor car that combines the beauty
of tailored lines the comfort of luxurious riding
ease, and the superiority of ninety-degree W
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type e1ght~cyl1nder perform"
ance-all at medium price.
Don't fail to come and see
and examine the new Viking
soon-in the showroom Of
your Oldsmobile Viking
dealer. When you are familiar
with all it's detai1s-when
you have enjoyed its brilliant
Weight performance-when
you have matched it against
other cars in it's feld-you
will pronounce it a great car
and the outstanding automo-
bile value to be had at
medium price.
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The balanced weight, long wheelbase, and low
center of gravity of the Viking chassis result in
marvellous roadability. Four Lovejoy hydraulic
shock disorders, synchronized with the springs
smooth out all road irregularities.
Contributing still further to this restful riding
comfort are the 5moothness, quietness, and per-
fiction of performance of the ninety~degree
V>type eight~cylinder engine. The Viking
engine brings the well>established Weight prin-
ciple with new and desirable advantages. 1t
develops 81 horsepower in an even, effortless
flow. 1t delivers greater speed than the average
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motorist requires-and deliv>
ers it with an ease that per-
mits complete relaxation at all
times. And it's response to the
throttle is remarkable, both
in getaway from a standing
start and in acceleration. at
the higher speeds.
The Viking engine is excep>
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In addition to the outstanding advantages of
ninety>degree V-type eight-cylinder perform
ance, the new Viking offers distinguished style
and luxurious riding qualities.
It's distinctive smartness has been achieved
through tailored lines and beautiful proportions.
Low>swung and graceful, with sweeping full
crown tenders, attractive hood, and handsome
body contours, the Viking is at once fleet in
appearance and dignifed in character.
Then there is the matter of environment. The
niceties of Viking interior decoration make you
feel as much at home as you would in your own
living room. The upholstery materials are rich
In quality and pleasing in shade and pattern
Pane1ings and mouldings are of fine walnut
finish. Hardware and all interior appointments
have been selected with the utmost care.
And the new Viking provides rcstful riding COM
fort to match it's style and luxury. 1t is roomy,
commodious car of generous size and ample
wheelbase. It's spacious interiors afford plenty
of head room and leg room. The
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Flyers Ignore Floods.

Flooded roads and threatened
railroad right-of-way, however,
mean little to the air traveller, and
we settled down on Lambert-St
Louis field at 1910, just Z min
utes behind schedule. Here we
changed pilots and Courier NJ. M.
Garfield took on the materials for
luncheon, which he served as the
drumming motors pulled the ship
over the rugged, forest-covered
Missouri country. This was the
famous Ozark Mountain foothill
region, and there were no paved
roads visible for more than 80
miles, until we neared Columbia,
Mo. Here the impressive Univer-
Sity of Missouri buildings were
seen, and a few moments later we
picked up the Missouri River
again, following its winding course
for 20 miles.
All across Missouri the ship was
picking up time and came down at
Kansas City airport only min
ute late. In the middle of the
afternoon the wind began to die
down and we enjoyed the smooth
est riding of the day over the
Kansas prairies. Over the nat
expanse of the country an occa-
Sional stream, tree ;. hnyderedl
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Pohanka Service
1926 goth Street NV.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

kventi presvedtia, re dopadnutiu
ME je mono sa vyhn1t ami ute
kom, AMI falosnym menom ze
nemozno spravodlivosti ujst'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
HLINKA o CESKO-SLoVEN-
sKEJ STATNEJ JEDNOTE.

Andrei Hlinka, vodca sloven-
skej ludovej strany, 2 prllezito-
sti svojej navstevy medzi viedeil.
skymi Slovakmi, podal vieden'
skym zurnalistom vyklad o stu,
acii Slovenska a celej CSR. a Edo.
raznil hlavne ,znacny pokrok V do
rozumeni svojej strany, sklada.
jdcej sa 2 prislusnikov slovenske'
no naroda, narodom ceskym, pr
com kvitoval zavedenie' zemske.
vlady ako cennti etapu V sloven'
skej snahe pc samosprave, ktora
vsak nijako neznamena poruse-
ME statnej cesko-slovenskej jed
noty.
"Strana l'udova by sa hned
vzdala svojich autonomistickych
tilzieb," - uist oval zurnalistoy
Hlinka "keby posobily roz
kladne ma jednotu Gesko-slovpn
skeho statu.' ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
CIGANsKY ZAKON sA w
PREVADzA.

Prave sa prevadza s1pis ciga-
nov ma Slovensku a Podkarpat-
skej Rusi, kde je tato praca po-
merne najzdlhavejsia pre- nedo-
statocne komunikacne pomery.
Napriek tomu postupuje ale o.
patrovanie ciganskych osob legi-
timaciami a ciganskych rodin ko-
eovnymi listami, celkom bez 20
rlch, a koncom mesiaca augusta
bude cele toto vel Ike dielo skon.
Gene. Len potion bude spracova-
ny tlacovy s1pis vsetkych cigan.
skych osob ma pode republiky,
ktory ma byt' do konca tohoto
roku dohotoveny. Takto bude
prevedene Cesko-Slovensku mai.
podrobnejsie najprisnejsie sci
TAME ciganov, axe bolo kde kedy.
kol l'vek podniknute. Pokial' sa
t5ka moralnych vysledkov pra.
XII takto nvadzaneho zakona prot
potulnym zivlom, sd uz doteraj.
sim jeho posobenim kompetentne
iiradne miesta vel'mi spokojne
Bolo by totiz vel mi nesmysel ne
domnievat' sa, ze zavedenim to.
hoto zakona bude ciganska zlo.
Utmost naraz celkom zlomena
To ME je proste myslitel'ne pr.
specifickej povahe, ami pri sposo
be zivota ciganskeho zivlu, ktorj
len obmedzenfm svojho pohybr
= neust6lej prisnej kontroly mo.
xe byt' privedeny k presvedeeniu
e prechmaty proti osobam ma
jetku usadltch obcanov nemozn.
az pachat' beztrestne.
Y tom smere 50 uz javi t. +. vel
mi podstatny rosdiel oproti Ia
najfiemu roku, . to ako 10 do po
6stnosti, tax q % do kvality ci
ofnslyeh prscinov ) xlo6inov
nils zAolno oSaklvst,, i postu
pem cssu pomsrns nsdlho sraze
- bnds eislnslks sloSinnost i.
!. l,un q aastaae. q = dsli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
sLovENsKE NARoDNE DIVA
DLO MA Uz MOVE VEDENIE.

Dna 10. aprila zasedal Bra
t;slave vybor Druastva Slovenske-
no Narodneho Divadla, ktoremu
podl'a smluvy podal novovymeno-
vany riaditel' SND Oskar Nedbal
nayrh ma zaplnenie miesta sefa.
tinohry a sefa opery. Ia sefa ei-.
nohry boil navrhnuty dlhorocny
divadelny pracovnik, dramaturg,
reziser a professor ma Dramatl-
ckej Akademii Y Bratislave. jan
ko Borodac. Ia sefa opery Dol ma
vrhnuty dosavadny jej sef karol
Nedbal.
Vybor Druzstva SND jednomy-
sci ne prijal tento navrh a tym
dostalo sa najyysSej kultnrnej in
stitlicii ma Slovensku noveho de-
finitivneho vedenia.
Fakt tento, prirodzene, brati-
slavskl divadelna verejnost' pri-
iala hned' yel'mi vrele. Cinohra
dostala sa koneGne do povolanych
ruk divadelneho odbornika a O.
pera bude m6ct' mad 'alej krasne
reprezentovat' nasu hudobnu kul-
ttru V tomto eksponovanom mie-
ste pod vedenim osvedeeneho ka-
rola Nedbala, ktortmu az vcera V
divadle obecenstvo pripravilo ne
obycajne IL mas ovacie.
K povestiam, akoby sa NAL do
stat byv. riaditel' Jirikovsky
pod inym titulom opat do nasho
divadla, poznamenava dnesna Slo-
venska Politika ma zaklade infor-
macii ministerstva skolstva, re
tom nieto ami reel. Projektova-
ma cesta sekcneho Sefa cir. Wir-
tha do Bratislavy ma "a ciel' iba
ma mieste sa informovat' o We
ciach nasho divadla a menovite
financovam vlpravy nasej ope-
ry do Viedne. IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
ZEMSKE HOsPODARENIE
SLOVENSKA.

Zemskf hospodarenie Slovenska
podla posledneho usnesenia zem-
skeho vyboru sa uz deje ramci
rozpoctoveho navrhu, ktory do
siaP vsak schvaleny nebol nasled-
kom neistoty ohl'adom vysky pri-
delu t. Nv. vyrovnavacieho fon-
du statneho jednotlivym zemiam.
V zemskom WHORE slcasne uza-
vreli navrhnut' zmenu zakona o
prideloch statnych zemiam v tom
smysle, ze sa dotacia zvysuje.
Zemsky rozpocet v dosavadnom
zneni bude predlozeny k schvale-
niu zemskeho zastupitel'stvu.
D1fa sa, ze do tych cias stane sa
j dohovor s vladou CSR. ohl a.
dom prldeloveho kPlca a partici-
pacie Slovenska. V s1vislosti- so
zemskym hospodarenim je al do
tacia t. Nv. siLnicneho fondu ma
stavbu ciest, z ktoreho sa uz pri-
slusnt obnosy jednotlivym ze-
miam uvol 'nujii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
DEPUTAC1A 20 SLOVENSKA
U MINISTRA zELEZNfC.

Dna "a. apr. navstivila mini
stra zeleznic j. V. Najmana Pra
he pocetna deputacia zof'Sloven-
ska, ably mu predniesla niektore
zelania. Medzi mimi nachadzali sa
senatori Kornel Stodola, Kianic-
ka, Klimko, poslanfc DIR Rehak,
predseda kosickej obchodnej ko-
mory Maxon a iii. Ziadali mini
stra zeleznic o urcyhlenie stavby
zeleznice Cervena Skala-Marge-
cany. Minister sdelil deputacii, re
tejto otazke venuje zvlastnu po-
zornost' Re bude pecovat' to-
aby zahajenie stavby bolo co maj
viac urychlene. Sam by $ RADIO
st'ou uvital, keby sa tax mohlo
stat este tohoto roku. Vyhlasil
re rozhodne sa ale postara, ably
do rozpoetu ma budnci rok bola
zaradena prislusna polozka. U.
castnici deputacie vychodneho
Slovenska predniesli potion mini.
strovi ziadost', ably nevyhovel
hlasom, ziadajncim sriadenie tre.
tieho riaditel'stva zeleznic ma Slo.
vensku a vyhlasili, re proti tejto
ojedinele vyslovovanej poziadav.
ke sa d6raZne stavajn. Minister
zeleznic vyhlasil, re otazka move.
ho riaditel 'stva slovenskeho ME
ie aktualna a ze ministerstvo sa
takymto iimyslom v6bec .nezao-
bera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
starr MLADENCI v HUMEN
NOM BUDU' PLATIr DAN.

V Humennom sa usniesli IVA
lit ma starych mladencov dan. Po
dl'a tohoto rsnesenia majil "sta-
ri' mladenci cd 30 do 35-rocni
platit' 100 az 200 KGs a od 80 ro-
kov 200 az do 1000 korun rocnej
dane. Toto usnesenie, pravda, mu-
81 byt' najprv schvalene krajin-
skvm nradom. Ak toto schvalenie
bude udelene, budn priklad mesta
Humenneho, ktore V tejto veci
bude mat primat, nasledovat' "a
iste al inc mesta. preto, start
mladenci, chytro hl'adajte 81 ne
vesty!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Al MA SLOVENSKU VYLUCU.
JU KOMUNIsTOV 20 sTRANY,

Rozvrat v komunistickej atrane
Cesko-Slovenska p6sobl al ma Slo-
vensku. Krajinske vedenie komu-
nistickej strany ma Slovensku "a
predsednictva poslanca Hakena
ma}o po .tieto dni konferenciu de-
legatov celeho Slovenska. Sislo
sa 90 delekatov pozvanych 29.
Po tajnom hlasovani boil vacsi-
nou hlasov vylneeni senator Fla
la, poslanec Cullen a mestsky rad
ca Eugen Singer z komunistickej j
strany, lebo sa postavili prot po-
stupu Polbyra vo veci MVS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
70 starej VAST
.Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.) @
NASE KUPELE pRIpRAvUJG
sA MA NoVU sEZoNU.

Tohorocna letna sezona ma
sich statnych khpel'och 'ubuje
byt' este priaznivejsia, nez bola
lanajsieho roku. Zatym sa dnes
M vsade 'pilne pracuje, ahy knpe-
lie boly elm najlepsie pripravenf
pre- nastavajuci prichod hosti.
Kdpele Sliati sa restaurujii.
Noyostavba kupel'ovtho domu sa
blizi svojmu dokoneeniu: bude v
nej francnska l'udova restau-
racia, kaviaren, divadelna sala a
me. Budova je vel mi decline RE
sena a umozni novy, mohutny roz
voj sliaea, kt9rtho lieeebne pra-
meme sa stavajG stale znamejsi-
mi. Svedci o tom poGet poda-
nych kipel'ov, ktory v minulom
roku dosiahol rekordneho cisla
S5,27O. - V inych slovenskych
knpel och, v Tatranskej Lomnici,
sa pripravuje cely rad sporto-
vych udalosti prveho radu. Dna
81. maia tn bude absolvovana
vel 'ka motocyklova silt az, zaciat
kom julia distanenyy zavod Kosi.
ce-Tatranska Lomnica. V augu.
ste budd medzinarodne tennisovt
zavody.
Strbske pleso, ktore absolvova.
10 vel mi iispesne zimu, pripravu.
je sa tiez ma letnG sezonu, ktora
podl'a dochadzajncich prihlasok
bude iste priaznivejsia, nez pre-.
dOslych rokoch. Plavaren na ia.
zere bude rozsirena, upravene a
znovusriadene budn al turisticke
cesty. Tiez ostatnych sloven-
skych klpel' och L'ubochni, Her
ranoch, boly urobene vsetky pri-
pravy a ocakava sa zvysena ma
vsteya. Najmladsie statne sirne
khpele Smerdzonke ma sloren-
sko-polskej hranici, lanajsieho
roku znovu restaurovane otvo-
rene, budh iste vyhfadavanym
miestom turistickym, ponevac sii
V krajine neobycajne romanti-
ckej a pomerne neznamej. | lite
rarny zaujem privabi k MIN put
nikov, pre- pohodlie ktorych opa-
tri postovy autobus z Kezmarku
do Smerdzonky spojenie v mie-
stach, vyvola avaj1cich rozpomien-
ky ma Jiraskovo Bratstvo".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
VIOLA L'UDU SKONFISKOVA
MA PRE- "REZOLUCIU'
AMER. SLOW. LfGY.

"Slovak" IL. apr. t. r. prina-
sa t1to zpravu: Posledne cislo ca
sopisu "Vol'a L'udu" bolo Stat
nym zastupitel 'stvom zkonfisko-
vane. Prlcinou zkonfiskovania ie,
ze casopis ma celej strane prinasa
ostr1 rezol1ciu Slovenskej Llgy Y
Amerike 70 veci dra Tuku vse-
obecneho pocinania 1radov.
(Pozn. red. - Ny rezol1cii
americkej Slovenskej Ligy vo We
81 dra Tuku nezname ME. Liga
vyna5a resoltcie iba na kongre-
soch Q rocntch sch6dzach. vlani
pocas kongresu aftry Tukovej q
Ste nebolo rocnei sch6dze L6ga
Cd toho Gasn tiez nemala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
n1ajetok

Pittsburgh Fence je robe.
ny zvlaSt' ma ten ciel'. Je
hruby a mocny. Dr6t je sva-
rany electricity. Tesne pleti-
vo znemozIuje, ably sa cezeG
deti preskrabaly.Vo viacerych
peknsch stSloch. Al postavf-
me vIm no al chcete.
" oboch obchodoch)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
'Pociatocni maliari najdu
vyhodnost' kupovania
svojej fairly tuna

On znajl, ze kvata je mas vzdys ta najlepSia.
Oni znajl, ze vfber barley je mas snadny, lebo ma
rozmantej bar,y tablach. Znajd, ze haS vel'kt
vtber poskytne i'm v1ig takd farbu,s ak6 chcejd q
zu 4osat' znaleckh rozutnn poradn, be ako treba
farbit' 81 49, t.:<,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
PROF. TUKA "A SPOIL. OSTANU
1 NADALEJ VO VAZENI.

Vrchny sud i vBratislave zamie-
tol ziadost' obhajcoy poslanca DIR.
Vojtecha Tuku. Aieltsandra Ma
cha Antona snaczkeho, ably tito
boil do hlavntho pojednavania
pusteni ma slobodu. -Nyhovel vsak
navrhu obhajcov,. ably poslanee
Tuka nebol stihany pre- ciny, u
dajne spachane rokoch 1919 al
do 1922.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
SPRENEVERIL TRISTVRTE
MILIONA.

Pred dvoma tyzdnami prihlasil
sa ma hlavnej prokuratiire Nj
tre riaditel' filialky Agrarnej
banky V Oslanoch, Imrich Zipser,
a oznamil, re ako veduci fililaky
spreneveril banke asi 100000 Kcs
Zipser je vo vazbe nitrianskeho
krajskeho sndu a bude sa 20 svo.
jich hriechov zodpovedat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
VYSLANEC DR. OSUSKY DO
SPIS. NOVEJ VSI.

Ma pOzvanie miestneho odboru
Matice Slovenskej pride do Spis.
skej Novel, Vsi mas parizsky Wy
slanec, splnomocneny minister DIR
Stefan Osusky a bude slavnost-
nym recnikom pri odhaleni sochy
generala M. R. Stefaniza.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-05

Fine Oriental designs inspired the patterns of these rich Jacquard-woven Wilton rugs. Persian and center motif designs are included in rich soft colorlngs so desirable in such floor coverings Reg ular S87.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
FIELD DAY OPENING
NEW GOLF LAYOUT
Town and Country Club Links
Stretched to Is Holes,
Ready August 3.

~HAIRMAN WILLIAM G. ILLCH
and his associates on the golf
committee of the Town and
~ Country Club are preparing an
attractive program OF field-day
events for the annual field day OF the
Bethesda club on August g. OF ma TOR
interest to the golfing members of the
club will be- the formal opening Of the
new golf course-nev in the sense that
different tees will be used on most Of
the holes, and the shots will be entirely
different
Illch proposes to hold a sweepstakes
event for the club members during the
day. in which the golfers may play
either morning or afternoon. At 2
o'clock there will be an amateur-pro
fessional exhibition match In which
Howard Nordlinger one of the leading
golfers of the club will pair with Ar
thur B. Thorn. the club professional,
against Max Weyl, club champion, and
Fred Mcleod. pro at the Columbia
Country Club
Seek Indian Spring Pair.
This match may be replaced by one
in which Thorn and Mcleod will play
against J. Monro Hunter and George
Diffenbaugh. Indian Spring profession
ais. The club now is in negotiation to
secure Hunter and Diffenbaugh. At the
conclusion of the exhibition match
there will be putting contests for men
and women and a horseshoe pitching
contest.
The new course of the Town and
Country Club by the judicious use OF
some newly constructed tees and a
few other changes. transforms a fine
9-hole golf course into a very good 49,
hole layout The only holes on the
course which are the same for both
rounds are the first and tenth, and
they will play the same on both circuits
of the nine-hole course-293 yards. But
all the others will be changed as to
distance and type Of shot needed ss
the golfer goes over the course the
second time.
Signs Are Placed.
Signs have been placed at all the
tees designating the number of the
hole to be played. And to make II
palmer. Morris Simon. chairman Of a
special committee which arranged the
new layout. has placed the distance
stakes on the right for the outgoing
nine and on the left of the fairway
for the incoming nine. These stakes
are yellow for $50 yards. blue for 200
yards. red for $50 yards and orange
for 300 yards. Par for the course is
IS out and "a in, for a total of SO,
with yardage Of 6,106.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
BRITISH RACKETERS
EASILY BEAT YANKS
BY the Associated Press.


NEWPORT. r. l.. July 20.-The
visiting xford-Cambridge tennis
team gained its second consecutive
Prentice Cup victory here today when
the Harvard-Yale forces were defeated
Is matches to 6, in three-day battle
on the turf courts at Newport Casino.
The American netmen we're able to
hold their own In the single play, win
ming of the IL contests. but they
were overwhelmed by the smooth team
work of the British pairs, who won each
of the nine doubles encounters.
The Crimson Blue team trailed 7
matches 70 when play was resumed
this morning. but they waged a stub
born battle and captured four Of the
six singles. The Britishers needed but
two of this afternoons matches to
clinch the victory. which they did with
out any delay.
The Prentice Cup, first put into play
in 1925, has been won but once by the
American collegians. The British
players gained their first leg on it in
1927. The combined teams have staged
seven biennial Journeys. four Of which
have been won by Oxford Cambridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
BOWL
IS TAKEN BY D0EC
Beats Mercur in Three Sets.
Latter and Hall Score in
Doubles Final.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ROOKLINE. Mass. July 20
- John H. Doeg Of Santa Monica.
Calf. defeated Fritz Mercur of
IL Bethlehem. Pa. 10-8. 6-4.
IS. in the final match Of the
thirty-seventh annual Longwood Bowl
tennis tournament here todav. Other
winners were Miss Ethel Burkardt. 20
vear-old San Franciscan, in the Wom-
ems singles; Mercur and J. Gilbert Hall
Of South Orange, N. j., in the mems
doubles, and Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper
and Miss Josephine Cruickshank, both
Of San Francisco, in the voman's
doubles.
By his victory Doeg gained second
leg on the trophy. having won also in
1927. The only other player to have
two legs on the cup is William I.
Tilden I'd.
Doeg won by superior aggressiveness.
He took the fore court at every oppor-
tunity and scored repeatedly with vol
leys and smashes. He was very alert
at the net and Mercur was unable to
pass him consistently.
The first set went IL games with
service Doeg broke through in the
thirteenth when Mercur fell into error
making, but Doeg lost his own service
in the fourteenth at love, double fault
ing twice. The decisive break came In
the seventeenth game when Doeg
pulled up from 40-15 and Won by
placing two volleys. He clinched the
set by holding his own service at Is.
In both the second and third sets
Mercur gained a lead of love by
taking Dogs first service. but in each
case the Californian quickly drew even
and pulled ahead through the power
of his service and the accuracy OF his
volleys.
Miss Burkhardt won the woman's
singles by defeating Dorothy Andrus
OF Stamford. Conn. 0-6. 6-4. 6-3. In
the first set Miss Andrus played re-
markable tennis. She made only seven
errors and Miss Rurkhardt won only
seven points. The latter settled to her
normal game after this and won the
match with consistent driving to the
fasteners backhand.
Mercur and Hall teamed to defeat
Bradshaw Harrison. San Bruno. Calf,
and Kenneth Appel of South Orange,
N. j. They won. 6-S. 60, Ga, So.
Harrison and Appel put up stubborn
fight throughout but were unable to
fight off the driving attack of the Cali
fornian and his partner from New
Jersey
A complete Western victory was regis
tered in the woman's doubles when the
San Franciscsns. Mrs. Harper and Miss
Cruickshank. won In straight sets over
the youthful Pslfreys. The two young
sters put up stern fights and forced
the Westerners to extend themselves to
win.