National All-Stars Have Edge in Pitching Power
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power, the National League All-Star team Although the American League All-Star team was conceded to have the greates had the edge in pitching strength with -Dizzy Dean, Carl Hubbell and Van Lingle Mango hurling Other luminaries" who National lineup at Washington on July 7 last were Jimmie Collins, first baseman of the Chicago Cubs, Mel Ott, Giant Hartnett, catcher of the Chicago Cubs, Arky Vaughan, Pittsburgh infielder, and Joe Medwick, St. Louis Cardinals-outfiel Americans won the clash easily,
TOM SOPWITH'S CASUAL
SELECTION
ENDEAVOUR II BETTER THAN OLD SLOOP TO WINDWARD
Newport, R. L, July 2
T. O. M. Sopwith entrusted all his hopes of capturing the America's cap in his slim, blue Endeavour II to-day, as his Ameri- can rivals groomed their three prospective defenders for a third and final series of trials off here starting to-morrow.
Observers believed Harold S. Vanderbilt's new Ranger, fresh from the ship builders at Bath, Maine, would be the choice of the American committee to defend the "Ould Mug." Ranger, undefeat- ed, in preliminary trials, held a wide margin over her rivals, Gerard B. Lambert's Yankee and Chandler Hovey's Rainbow.
Sopwith announced his decision (plete cleaning.
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CASUALS' SOCEER-XI.
“FOR JAMAICA”
Kingston Club's Centenary
Celebrations
The following members of the Casuals Football Club will take part in a tour in Jamaica in con- nection with the centenary of the Kingston-club:
P. A. Sergeant (in charge), G. Allen, J. T. Burrowes, K. P. S. Caldwell, P. T Collins, E A Davies, Capt. R. Edwards, A. H Fabian, E. Q. Faulkner, R. W. E.. Groves, NE Moreland, GM Par- tridge, ELS Seaford, W. K. Ses sions and P. H Williams:
P. H. Williams and K. P. S.
Caldwell will be joint captains Two or three games will be played against All Jamaica, one against the Kingston club, and two or three other games during the tour The party denve Bristol on and re
on August 30,
race Endeavour II with com- Among the American cup hoats, plete lack of ceremony. Return Ranger and Rainbow were at near- ing from a trip to Block Island, by Bristol to-day undergoing final where he spent a few days fish-preparations for the last trial series ing and conferring with a govern- starting to-morrow. Yankee was ment weather observer on contemporarily out of action with a by a stiff southeaster during ditions to be expected on the split mainsail, blown out yesterday tune up.
course, he announced casually
that the newer sloop had proved
faster to windward than Endea-
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Bcross the Atlantic, and would therefore be his choice.
Since his original challenge to the New York Yacht Club specified he would use Endeavour II, he said he did not notify the club of his final decision. Yesterday was his to substitute another boat, ming the chal-
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PRO TENNIS BID. SAYS MRS. MOODY
Will Never Leave Amateurism
HAS WRITTEN BOOK ON TENNIS EXPERIENCES
San Francisco, June 30. Helen Wills Moody, greatest wo men tennis player of her time, never has received an offer to turn professional
Mrs. Moody's singular isolation was disclosed in a check she had either signed templating
Tessional engagement on the courts.
Bay
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