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VINES AND SATOH AGAIN TRIUMPH

Three Of Last Year's Semi-Finalists.

CLOSE MIXED DOUBLES CONTESTS

London, To-day.

The semi-finalists in the Mea's Singles at Wimbledon include three

THE CHINA

of last year's four-Ellsworth Vines, Jack Crawford and Jiro Satoh. Henri Cochet, who was eliminated on

American Baseball League Clash

National And American Teams For Thursday

TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1933.

FOXX HITS 22ND

HOMER

Athletics And Giants Win.

U.S.. BASEBALL RESULTS

BAER MAY TOUR THE EAST

Jack Dempsey Also In Party.

PROBABLE BOUTS IN HONOLULU ·

JAPAN SHANGHAI AND

***MANILA

New York, To-day. Jimmy Foxx, who was handicap- [ped ·· earlier in the season with a

THERE is a possibility that Max twisted knee, is making a deter-. Baer, heavyweight title con- mined effort to retain his home run tender and, conqueror of Max Chicago, June 26. спожи Yesterday he followed up Schmeling, may tour the East be-- JONNIE MACK to-day announced his American League all-stars his three bomers at the expense of fore the end of the year.

the Browns on Sunday with an- who will clash with the picked team from the National League other his 22nd. of the season. Thursday to settle the age-old question of supremacy between

in the Second Round by Nige}} the two circuits. Sharpe last year, is a former cham- pion.

The semi-finals.

Vines

Satoh

v Cochet

v Crawford

will be played on

Thursday and} the Final, together with the other Finula, on Saturday.

R. Miki and Dorothy Round, Bri- taln's No. 1 ranking player, ad- vanced to the Fourth Round in the Mixed Doubles when they beat the youthful French pair, Marcel Ber- nard and Mile. Henrotin, after an Janxious period in the second set. They won at 8-6 and took the final sel at 6-2.

R. Nanoi, Satoh's doubles partner, and Miss Noel also dropped the first set, but re. covered well to Geat Jones, the 20-year-old American with a cannon ball service rated fast- er than Tilden's, and Mlle. Va- lerio, the Spanish champion. Considerable interest has been aroused by the meeting of Vines and Cochet. Last time they met Vines won 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 to win the American Championship.. Vines also has a Davis Cup triumph to his credit. This will be their third encounter.

Though Vines has given cause

to believe that he

will retain the

title he won from

The game, under the promotion of the Chicago Tribune, will be held in connection with the sports programme of the Century of Progress Exposition.

In piloting the American League all-stars, the 70-year-old Phila. delphia Athletic's mentor will face a veteran manager in the per- son of John McGraw, former manager of the New York Giants, who will head the National League team.

The teams as announced by Mack, and McGraw follow:

AMERICAN, LEAGUE

Pitchers

Lefty Grove, Athletics. Lefty Gomez, Yankees. Wes Ferrell, Indians. Oral Hiydebrand, Indians, Alvin Growder, Senat

Senators. Catchere

Bill Disker, Yankees. Dick Ferrell Browns.

Tafelders

Lou Gehrig, Yankees. Tony Lazzeri, Yankees. Charley Gehringer, Tigers. Joe Cronin, Senators. Jimmie Foxx, Athletics. Jimmie Dykes, White Sox.

Outfielders

4

Al Simmons, White Sox. Babe Ruth, Yankees. Ben Chapman, Yankeea. Sam West, Browns.

Earl Averili, Indians.

REFEREE ATTACKED

BY A PRIEST.

Austin last year, Free - For All Follows,

Cochet has shown

1

determination

this year that spells danger to the youthful American. Not since

1929 has

One Man Seriously

Injured,

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pitchers

Lon Werneke, Cubs. Carl Hubbell, Giants. Bill Hallahen, Cardinals. Harold Schumacher. Giants.

Catchers

Gabby Hartnett, Cuba, Jim Wilson,

Cardinals. Infelders

Bill Terry, Giants.

Frankie Frisch, Cardinals. Dick Bertell, Phillies. Pie Traynor, Pirates. Elwood English, Cabs. Tony Cuccinello, Dodgers. Pepper Martin, Cardinals.

Outfielders

Chuck Klein, Phillies. Paul Waner. Pirates. Chick Hafey, Reds. Frank O'Doul, Giants. Wally Verger, Braves

-United Press.

PACIFIC COAST BASEBALL.

Sacramento's Advance

Is Maintained.

San Francisco, June 24. The Sacramento clab increased.

There is also the possibility that Foxx now leads Lou Gehrig and Jack Dempsey, former world's. Babe Ruth, joint home run king's champion, and now an internation......... ih 1931, by five.

ally known boxing promoter, may

The 'Glants. overcame Boston Braves to increase their lead over accompany Baer. In the event of the Cardinals, and Cleveland In- Dempsey being a member of the dians and Philadelphis Athletics party, he will enter the ring as

on in the only other two major referee. [league games.

Results as cabled by Reuter were as follow:

R. K $ 10 2 7

Ancil Hoffman, Baer's manager, anxious to make a tour of the Far East. He has suggested this idea to the Honolulu promoters.. E. He wants Baer to appear in Japan, Shanghai and Manila. The Hono- 1 lulu promoters have sounded out the situation in Japan, as well as in Shanghai, and the proposed. jjourney to Manila has been laid before the management of the 1 Olympic Stadium.

National League.

New York Boston

American League. ·

Chicago

2

4

4

leveland

5 6

Philadelphin

8 17

Jimmy Foxx hit a homer, St. Louis

5.

6

0.

TABLES TO, DATE. -

National League.

Cincinnati

V. I .44. 26 ..41 32 39 34 .36 36 .36 37 .37 39 .32 43

Philadelphia

.29 44

American League.

Washington .... .45 .24

.652

New York

.45

27

.625

Philadelphia

.38

34

.527

Cleveland

.37 39 .486

.33

.84 38 .472 38 .20 42 .28 47

.464 408

.373

New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston

Chicago

{Detroit Chiacgo

Boston

St. Louis

If the Honolulu fight is staged, and Baer then proceeds to Tokyo... it is reasonably certain that he will visit Manila.

Max Baer, it will be recalled, has Per. been plunging through one bout. .628 after another in recent months, or 561 since Jack Dempsey began to take. 534 an interest in him. Dempsey 500 thought so well of his ability that. 493 he went to New York, and in the 486 face of much opposition, staged 426 the Baer-Schmeling duel. .397

Baer surprised nearly every- body with his decisive victory over the German. Now he is In line to challenge Primo Carnera for the world's heavy- weight title.

If there is a long wait before the winner of that fight decides to- take on an opponent, and thus risk- his title, it will afford Baeran. HOME RUN PARADE TO DATE opportunity to go touring.

Jack Dempsey is one of the most [their lead in the Pacific Coast Jimmy Foxx (Philadelphia Atha.) 22/colourful figures in the fight game Belgrade. League by beating Oakland on the Lou Gehrig (New acer toes) 17 to day. Next to John L. Sullivan, 17 he was America's most popular Pandemonium broke loose when latter's home ground by 12 to 8 Babe Ruth (New York Yankers)

yesterday.

Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies) 15 champion. His popularity eclipses- la young priest walked on to a

Wally Berger (Boston Braves)... 15 that of Sharkey, the recent title- Missious won an easy game over Tonny Lazzeri (New York Yankees) 18

Jiro Saloh. Cochet won the title and it is pro- bable that this is his last serious football field at Tuzla (Bosnia) attempt on the "world title." It and in full view of 3,000 specta- will be a stirring struggle in which

experience will clash against the tors, began to beat the referee. fastest player in modern tennis,

F

San Francisco, while Portland Charley Hartnett (Chicago Cubs) 10 holder,

trimmed Seattle in a prolonged

game of 17 innings, the score being

7 to 4. Hollywood returned to the

The referee had given a decision third place in the standings at the

was 4 to 2.

and it will occasion little surprise against the young priest's favour-coat of Los Angeles. The score if the last of France's "Mus-ite team. keteers" enters the Final.

Spectators, already greatly ex-j Following are the detailed re- Jack Crawford, who recently cited about the match, rushed on

overwhelmed Satoh in the semi-)

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repeat his triumph. Last year he reached the semi-final and was beaten by Vines.

Satoh, who turned the tables on Bunny Austin, who won last year's. semi-final game, reached the semi- final round at Auteuil and won the Paris Championship before invad- Ing Wimbledon.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

MEN'S SINGLES

Fifth Round

A fierce fight ensued. One player was seriously wounded with a knife thrust, and many of the combatants were less seriously injured. It was several hours before the police could restore order.

This was the first football match played at Tuzla for more than a year. When the last match was played a year ago, a similar fight. [began in which several men were

Ellsworth Vines (U.8.A.). beat R. Menzel (Czecha Slovakia) 6-2, 6-4, killed.. 3-6, 6-3.

Football matches were forbidden

firo Satoh (Japan) beat Bunny for 12 months after that-and will Austin (Britain) 7-5, 6-3. 2-6, 2-6, 6-2-|

Jack Crawford (Australia) beat G. probably be banned again' this:

P. Hughes (Britain)- 6-1, 6-1, 7.5, 0. year.-Reuter.

Henri Cochet (France), beat L. J.

Bioeffen (U.8.A.) 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-12-

WOMEN'S, SINGLES

Fifth Round

Mrs. Wills-Moody (U.S.A.) bestį Mile Payot (Switzerland) 6-4, 6-1.

MIXED DOUBLES

Third Round.

Condon and Joan Ridley beat II. Itoh and Miss Hardwicke 7-5, 6-3

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sults of to-day's games-

Missions .... San Francisco.. Oakland Sacramento Hollywood

B. H. E.

G 12 1

2 10 0 3

8 13

12 13 3

4. 10 0

Los Angeles

2 5 1

7 13 2

4 36 2

Portland

Seattle

The standings of the clubs after) to-day's games follow:--

Sacramento Portland Hollywood

Won Lost Pet.

60 32 .610

45

$4 .570

43

37.538

Los Angeles

43

37. 538

41 41 500

36 43 .456

Missions Oakland

San Francisco Seattle

Low Standard Among

31. 48 392 30 47 390 -United Press.

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