Evening star., 1937-07-20

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Cramm. however. He promptly shat
tered Budge's service and took the
tenth game at love Then the German
won his own service in the eleventh
game for a 6-5 lead.
Bulge tied it up again at 6-6 in
the twelfth, but Won Cramm getting
more and more effective with his
spinning service into the corners,
won the thirteenth at love.
German Wins, SIS.
Banging Budge's second service back
and then rushing the net, the Ger
man took the fourteenth game and
won the set at 8-6. The crowd. ap-
| parently favoring Won Cramm. lifted a
tremendous cheer as the baron Dashed
the set point past Budge's forehand
corner
1t was only the second set Budoe
had lost since he invaded England
this year. frankie Parker of Mil
Waukee took one set from the Cali
fornlan In the semi-finals Of the all
England championships.
Bulge held advantage in the first
game OF the second set, but Won
| Cramm passed him twice and hit a
perfect serve that failed to come back
and finally won the game. The red
mead then tied it up by winning the
second at love on his own service.
Car,,a aHS~
Won Cramm was serving with such
speed and deception that Budge
couldn't do much more than Just lob
the ball back for the German to kill
The baron took the third game. but
Bulge. serving almost as well and
playing perfectly at the net, tied it up
again at p.
Won Cramm held his service in the
MIN ana got away to 40-l5 lead in
the sixth, but the Californian. in the
lace OF inspired play by his rival, ral-
1ieo 70 save 1t and stay even at 3-3.
Inc German still kept going and
took big chances on his second sery-
ices to win the seventh game. BudQe
matched him shot for shot though and
held his own delivery in the eighth to
make the score "A.
Greatest Ever"
Inc seventh and eighth games fol-
lowed service, with Bulge scoring two
aces to win the eighth and hold q
5-3 lead.
Won Cramm held his service in tho
ninth, but Bulge took the tenth for
the set, 60.
Big Bill Tllden strolling around dur
ing the lntermission, said I've never
seen Two men catch fire like these two
oio To-Day. This is the greatest Davis
cup match ever have seen"
for the second time during tho
match Bulge broke the Germans
service at the start of a set, winning
.ne opening game OF the fourth set
Won Cramm double-faulted on the last
point. The Teuton couldn't do anv.
thlng with Budges service in the sec.
ono game, and the Californian led
20. A'o'
Won Cramm's service had lost it's
i1re row and Bulge pounded the
uaron offerings to all corners to win
the tnlrd game and then went on to
take his own delivery with the loss
o1 only one game to lead 40.
Won Cramm dug in and held hi.
service IN the fifth game at love b,,t
'he californian, so eager he hardly
couio MT the ball, took the sixth tn
Lead, 81.
Bulge Takes Fourth Set
huoge took only one point in the
seventh out tied up the match by win.
nhg the eighth and taking the set
6-2 VAC 'e''
Won Cramm was having trouble get
clng his first serve in, but held his
delivery in the first game of the f,fth
and final set. ''''''
:. ouoee. racing in after serving. tied
IL up at Ii, but the German tool
Inc third with the loss of only one
point and led, 2-1.
Won Cramm broke Budge's service
III Ine fourth game to lead. 81
Inc German then won four STRAIGHT
points on his own service in the Nfth
game winning the final one IN .
oeep passing shot that brought a roar
from the crowd.
Bulge took the sixth game at ,ove
and raced on to break the Germans
service in the seventh to trail a.
Won Cramm twice came within a
point OF breaking Budge's service in
tne eighth game, but the red-head
kept hitting them and drew level at
IT,
Bulge Wins Fifth.
Won Cramm led, 4O-l5 in tho
ninth game, but double -faulted twice
and let Bulge get within a point of
breaking his service. Finally, how
ever, the Teuton pulled up sharply
and aced the American to win and
lead, 5-4.
Bulge tied it up, SIS. losing onlv
one point on his own service in the
tenth game
Won Cramm aced Bulge for the last
point to win the eleventh game at
love on his own service and lead.
6-5.