Evening star., 1932-07-30
AMERICANS DEFEAT
FRENCH IN DOUBLES
Allison and Van Ryn Extend.
ed to Five Sets to Win
Match.
By the Associated Press.

bS LHe hSsoCldteu freSS.
STADE ROLAND GARROS, Paris,
July 3o.-Another capacity crowd of
10000 persons full Of optimism thronged
the stadium today for the doubles
match, third of the series between the
United States and France for the his
toric Davis Cup.
The scores were 6-3, 11-13. IS,
46, ca.
The weather was warm and the gal
leries shed coats and waistcoats as they
settled down to watch Henri Cochet
and Jacques Brugnon square off against
the American youngsters, John Van
Ryn and Wilmer Allison.
The Americans had everything to
gain and Allison and Van Ryn were
keyed to high pitch as they took the
court, determined to give the United
States victory and make the final two
singles matches tomorrow something
more than Just exhibitions.
Alter winning the first game from 10
the Americans took the second Oh
Cochet'S service and went ahead to
3nothing lead as Van Ryn served a
love game.
Continuing their fiery play, the
Americans broke through Brugnon's
service for their fourth straight game
but then lost the next from deuce on
some wild hitting.
The Frenchmen won the sixth game
on Cochet's service from 30 but the
Americans retaliated on Van Ryn's
serve for So lead. Allison fell fiat
on his stomach going after a drive in
the seventh game but apparently was
unhurt.
The crowd groaned as Brugnon twice
double-faulted in the eighth game but
the French finally pulled it out from
deuce and the score was SIS.
Allison, serving strongly, won the final
game from Is for the first set 6-3.
Second Set.
The Americans lost the first game of
the second set largely on Allison's er-
on Van Ryn's service. They broke
through Brugnon for the next game,
which was climaxed by long spectacu-
lar rally for the winning point and
then went to 81 lead In games on
Van Ryn's service. The Frenchmen
seemed unable to handle Johnny's
| service.
Allison, apparently feeling the ef
fectS of his hard match yesterday with
Cochet, erred enough in the fifth game
to give that to France, but he came
back to win his own service for a Az
| lead.
Brugnon was receiving the brunt of
the Americans attack and Cochet was
/ not his usual brilliant self.
The French go their shots to working
in the seventh game and pulled up TO
"a.
Van Ryn misjudged two service re-
turns to his baseline and Cochet slipped
through two fine placements TO take the
eighth game and tie the set at "A.
Cochet served and won the ninth game,
and the Frenchmen led for the first
time. Both Allison and Van Ryn were
overhitting. ..,...
With Allison serving and Van, Ryn
getting everything that came close to
him at the net the Americans won the
! tenth game from Is TO deuce the set
J Brugnon yielded love game on his
service, but he and Cochet battered
| their way through Van Ryan to return
the compliment.
See-Saw Games Continue.
Cochet, jumping into spirited action.
ran of his own service to win the thir-
| teenth game, but Allison held his win-
ming from Is, and the game score was
7 all.
! Brugnon won his service at love in
| this critical juncture, bit Van Ryn held
! his also Allison shooting an unreturn-
able drive to Cochet's feet for the win
ming point.
| The Americans broke Cochet's service
| for a 9-8 lead, but the French veterans
retaliated on Allison and the score again
was tied.
Cochet Cheered.
Cochet aroused the crowd to a burst
! of cheering with two-point winners
that gave the Frenchmen the nineteenth
| game and the advantage, but the
Americans held their service to tie 1t up
Cochet double faulted and hit out
once ON his own service, but Brugnon
playing steady tennis, saved the game
! for a 1l-l0 lead.
I Allison served and won the next,
finishing of a rally with deft cut
shot. The American youngSter took a
400 lead on Brugnon's service IN the
/ next. but finally lost the game.
With Van Ryn serving the Frenchmen
broke through to win from IS for a
| 1911 set victory.
| Shaken by the loss of the long second
set Allison and Van Ryn dropped three
of the first four games OF the third set,
Van Ryn tossing his service at love.
! The Americans rallied to break
through Cochet's service at love and
Allison stood firm to tie the game count
at three all.
! The Americans broke through
! Brugnon to take 4-3 lead, but Van
Ryn again dropped his service without
winning a single point and Cochet's
air-tight play sent the Frenchmen out
in front 5-4.
Allison held his own service and the
set was deuced.
| Allison and Van Ryn broke through
Brugnon for a SIS lead, centering their
attack on Jacques and then Johnny
recovered from his slump to win his
service at love and the set, IS.