UULY9. 1931

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NEWS °'rn SPORT WORLD

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Ulivgf. Nicks For Empire Games Trials

NOUaSCOtiGn8 pl/in llll-lllllllHomer And Double By

Ruth Give Yankees A 6' 3

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All But One Event ANCHUR TEAM l IN HA

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_ “l l NEW Yonx July a-Babe Ruth Re eats _

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'Cl'iEl1‘l0l1lI€t0W1‘1 Athletes Capture 13-hit Barrage Gives 1',°‘l°2,' 1f°l°l-’,'1ifl°‘l nhl" ll” l“"d °f `

_ nsea wi Aa ome run an a * Make S f A

Ono First And Two Second Wesiwd Te=im8f<_>=’» :;’:‘°i§i...l‘.‘.i;‘;:1."s....“.i‘;;1_“..l”.;aif.z Tflumpl' M.-is ‘éi.'Igi§'§“_l§.?d

Places Ai Halifax soon-do },”"‘ I" ““‘“S"'“‘ agssvivi In Soulls Doubles For County

Run. 1 of thelseason and his 699th ac.

Y’ eague° The homer-it was the Bones iathl T|t]es_

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l_ counted foi two runs. (C.P -AP by Guardln.n'| Speolali ____

HALIFAX, July 8-Two Nova Scotian runners will an

entrain for Hamilton, Ont., tomorrow to represent the ln

Maritime Provinces in the Canadian trials there for the

liritish Empire Games. an

Blond Frankie Nicks, sensational young Halifax quar- in

ter-miler who bettered his own Maritime record for the 440 ed by 1-5 of a second at the Maritime Track and Field Cham- lg() pionships here yesterday, and Roy Oliver, of New Glasgow, 11115 .md 11 oosily error, game 'l‘4 despite llllee Allllellc

liing of Maritime long distance

runners, were the only ones

what proved to be enough runs l’° ell ‘ ll 0 E

ome runs and thc second 'I-2.

The losers tightened up am” Henr Johnson pitched the open

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(C, P. By Guardian’s Special Wire) l1,1,,ws_ Wm End A,,C1,,,,s mms up lr0ub1@_in two innings- I-011 C_i@h1`_111 a_An orgy or rt-cord-breaking to-'Julyuaicolllmandel' J-

Bto 3 victory over i.efty's Hawks welll llllless “ml lllllell ll’ ‘llllve ln "lgl" lclvell W l“‘“`l‘ llll’ R°y“llrr'om o-itaiviieciivrisyiiiliiisnetnhli hgitli a week end same of the In- B' lllll llllel se“‘l”lg. al -least °l;° ll`l°“l?i’ Regma as °“° ‘_’f me l“°5°itriclrs again when ho cleaned ii in dustrin Baseball League. lllll W" 'llc lllale lll llls last ll'Sll1‘fl“g In Yea” D°mlll“l'lllg lllelihe men`s singles and doubles lnpthe Rh

The winners went to Work early games' __ _ _ _ Rfllailaq ¢°ll°lll°leCl Sllllllllay’ Wa‘liHaIli'ax Couniyi tennis toniinan Ga

1, fo' th ' 1,9_1f of me 11,51, FUR* "WS T“" l‘l°'""l'5 lihc achievements ol the Lcandeilfi al le"

d E re eir _ , ' _ _ _ ' i 11 S at Sl. Georges Club, Dart- er ning had been completed garner- lgfhlollt Rgefll Sl;ll‘ub‘;lh;l;”;lf fl;f`;l;1l1` ll‘»0\\'1l\S_ Club Of l-_»°l“l°n- ‘ll l’l99'l" mouth, Saturday, ‘[171-

ing thice records in as many days

- - - ' ' fore a nie Leander-s smashed th1~ou=ii with or is-3 6-3 s-1 tea m the tml five Anchor layers Philadelphia Athletics be V W 1 _ 5 sc _es 0 '_ I m me

gmg the mam on as pmany lcrowd Of 24.008, taking the first to an impressive victory ovel singles against Bev Piers of Halifax,

Princeton Varsiiy’s eight in thc final lor the Grand Challenge Cup Dr H Lcit But Geiman and for

he was an easy victor. although in

in a field of more' than three score athletes from all parts ll* of the Provinces by_ the Sea who qualified to irc sent to oc

done; they threatened on several 9

e deluge but the damage was

casions but McCallum, young T

Hamilton, They will be accompanied by Coach Jack 'Anchor 1n1,1e,_ and wkme, of me 112-"1 but Dietrichs Wildnsss °0Sl find of Princeton in m¢or<i-equni-

Thomas.

.Tough Break for Fox and Ryan 1 Rodd, Charlottetown. '

Fi-eddie llbx of Lunenburg wonl the 100 and 220 yards dashes and gave Nlcla o great race part oi’ the way in the 440, but he was ruled

(nom the team because his times 1 Cameron. Antigonish, '

were zoo slow.

lEai1 Ryan oi’ Truro suffered a ‘ ilar fate The classy Truro field

event set. up a. new Maritime re Evan, »pn1r0_

cord in the broadiump at 22 feet l 3 4 inches and crime second in the pole vault _Only two records were broken at the Maritime track and field cham-

pionships-the quarter mile by L

Nicks at 49 2-5 seconds and the broad _lump by Ryan. Records were made by Roy Oliver in the six-mile men and by his team-male Bernie Rogers in the three-mile, but Marl-

beforc in these events as they were. ral run in previous Maritime cliaiiip.i~:1sliips.

Wins By 50 Yards

When Frankie Nicks, who only

one short ycar ago was still in grlioolboy ranks, breasted the tape at the end of the quarter-milc he was 50 yards ahead of Freddie Fox, hm most .serious contender in the J race. One of the more laggard run- ners who was even farther behind

he reached the finish.

Only one Cninidinn has ever run- the 440 in faster time than Nicks. _y and that was done in 1900 by Se- bert oi' Toronto in 49 1-5 seconds. The Canadian record of 48 8-5 is held by W- C. Robbins, a New

Yorkei'.

Oliver had lots of time to spare H

filler hr' had won the six-mile run in 32 iiniiiitvs. 27 seconds. When Wnliie Rodd of Cha-rlottetwon s.r- rlved at thc finish line, Oliver had had his picture taken, shaken hands with Sheriff C. D. Shipley,

President of the Maritime Provinces Hellderwn' sllllll Jollll' Hawks 100 001 010

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Distance 5 ft, 9 3 4 inc es, Anchors _"_ 501 001 mx

Branch of the Amateur Athletic, Union of Canada. and made a few wise cracks at some oi’ his friends standing near the finish line. He

looked more like one who had just N

eoino out of a theatre than an nililellv who had run a gruelllng

six-mile race in it blazing sun. `

L0°'lK€ Ohly Winner Outside Nova Scotia

Jthcr runners did not prow sen- record) W

.<niioniil_ The only athlete to take an event from Nova Scotia. was M. Lodge of Charlottetown who won the mile rncc, Nick Skinner of

Saiiit John, one of the speediest , r

»*I‘1`i:iif‘i':; in the Miiritiincs, WHS igsglotlctolvnl 3' G' Fisher' Balm are almost fanatlcally fond of Doro- sllc n Tse Oll ll S all wllfq _lg

Dmmnce 22 11,1-L 1 3-4 11,c1ws_ thv were astonished at the perfec- lll the l°lll°ll°S‘ Dlllllll Camllll llll (Maritime record). l'

tiinililv to eolne l.o Hnlilox. 'llinin pi'iF.c \\'.ls won by Trur0‘

on the toss of ia nickel. Truro A- C- and South Shore A. C. were tied with 23 points when the meet, ended with Earl Ryan iviiining the broad jump. It was decided to toss for the cup and “Wil Produced a five cent piece hc had won from one of the by- standcrs \vho had bet the Truro nihlete he wouldirt break the jump iveord Sheriff Shipley olflciated. `

THE SITMMARY

100 Yards

l"1YSt Heat: 1. F. Fox. Lunenburg; |S 3- F. Watson. Bathursl.

Time 10.3 secs.

Sfcond limi: l. R Blanche. Hall-

fax; _2. H Magonct, Glace Bay.

Time 10.4 secs.

`1=‘in.1l: 1, F, Fox. Lunenburg; 2,

. \\'nlson_ Bfiilliirsi.

'l`;me 10.2 s'-es,

16 Lb. Shot

1. K Sullivan. Acadia; 2, S. Ra- |‘-*r‘. Bridgewater,

l`Ji.sl:in<~c 37 tt. 10 1-2 ins.

880 Yards Run '

vl. R. Lightfoot. Wolfville; 3, R.

l11f"I.~1‘11. Halifax,

Time 2 mins. 4 1-5 secs.

Six Mile Run '

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nor won the hop-step-and-jump |_ A_ Thompson -rm,-0; 2_ R

Paul, Springhill. _ l

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0l'mld8-ble threat Oi' M155 Jl.C0bS i Fi t Le Sm ~ `

1. n. Rogers. New oirsgow; 2. N. saturday. a-2. 5-1, 6-ri. W” "’ ml" “gl” 'l 7' 1 W ' f /

_ Ru" llllll l° llelllll "ld many Mme* Euel Moore, Indian hurler recent- \' \°L/ '

Time 15 mins- 47 secs. (Maritime more made to look completely be~ ly obtained by me Phillies from _ I llllelell by me 5llll'tlll'll'l°ll mlllls' Baltimore, won his opcnlng Major , \f`

ters daughter. Helen only could say League stan by defeating Boston By Appomrmnl ‘

'lliumlng Broad .lump at. the finish, “How are you going to Bmw" 5_3 at Phuadelphil Moore

heal D°l°tlly when sl" pl°y° llk° allowed 10 hits but was well sup- 7

D E F E A T S-_ HElEN M0083:

Time 32 mins. 27 secs.

Discus Throw

i. K. Sullivan. Acadia: 2, B. Sf

Distance 110 feel, 5 inches.

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Pole \ault ond and mh_d_

Height ll ft. 10 ins,

440 Yards Dmsh ' M

nenburg

16 Lb. Hammer

1, B. Cameron, Antigomsh; 2, K. S

time records had never been set upl su111v1m_ A¢,,d1a_

y _ _ 9,.. _ Z’ . _

r for the Sox. .strikiiig out seven. mm- homer of me Diamond SCU11.

he Athletics oillhit the Red Soxitmmlcpd Wimh,-op (B111) Ru11~191».

Both played a backcouri ganie and Ii.

rarely went to net during the long C

Fifteen Women

- - l|FllX1Stars Picked For

Victory Uver Senators

AtlMaritime Meet BEATS HAWKS -~ Canadian Team

ileen Meagher, Halifax Ace, Collapses Within A Stride Of Victory In 220 - Ten Ontario Girls Selected.

(By Elmer Dulmage, Canadian Press Staff Writer) >-

(C. P. By Guai'dian’s Special W-ire)

LONDON, Ont.,. July 8-Old Ontario and the Wed

ared honors today on the first Women’s British Emplrd mes team selected in Canada. Fifteen athletes, whose formances featured the two-day Dominion trials here °iday and Saturday, were appointed io places on the m that will invade London, England. this summer. lf finances permit all '15 will be sent overseas and if

11,.. um ,wo _WS n,,,,,.,_\_ ,,,.,,,_\, ming was confidently predicted that finances would permit. Thq went to donno bnfoi-.~_ 1-_ mg “-1,1, national squad will start training at Hamilton tomorrow,

was the youngest team, and undoubtedly the best'

rallies in which Edwards usually anada has yet mustered for international competition. I

Mc‘I‘ague. cf .. . . 8

1, F. Nicks, 1-iniifcx; 2, H. Fox, llvlfnnllsey °

Time 49.2 secs, 4Maritinic record). g Ryan ab S

im the game. He walked nine oston batters and hit one with a, tched bull. Jimmie Foxx, Athletic first base-

man, hit his 25th home rim Of Ihr?

games so far in the League, proved B too good in the plnches_ the ral- 1 ies being snuffed out without any P perceptible harm.

Features of the game were Har- h

old Gaudet’s long home run to left f

ld in the sixth, Chipman’s three J se wallop in the first and a smart t

double play, Bill Ryan to brother Stan, which retired the side in the

ghth with Hawk runners on sec-

ohnson, smashed out his 25th in

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ling time to again win the sculls. Pl°°‘/ed me Sleadl" Player-

The Leander eight, composed of

former Oxford and Cambridge Uni- versitys “Blues_" led Princeton to

ill” lllllsll by lhl`e9'qllal`l'el5 °l 3 to hold their ttilc for the

ond .shoit of the low maik set by|wor11-, 5_3 -1.5 3_6 6_4 6_0

In the mcn‘s doubles Piers and

hi`s pai-tner,_Harry Roper. however, ~ p Dui UD H Stiff fight in 1111 altcinpt former teams as Hilda strike, tiny

season ln the seventh inning and kmgth in six mmutw 45 seconds ._ _ _ _ _ l°lll`lll Mfmlfeal flyer and Mary F1'lZZ9ll. is :sth in the ninth inning of the fo, me dimnce of one mu., 550l°°"S°°“”l‘e ie” l’°l°‘@ SMS “DW” Vcncnuvers 1933 Canadian

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irst game. His teammate, Bob yards., The time was on1_v.one sec-Ederfllcgtthiftggl§;1§n?;;ft}§rc;>n\iVrr;;i;_.11%-holder, was ii lineup of

ay, Audrey Desrnley, the en ol' the .sprinters and

1 buiden The otheis are

onto.

his was the greatest nnp by a battalion of y

reigning monarchs of trac

Replacing such s rint aces ol

-yards stars with little exper-

he final inning of the first. game. L@a11d¢_-,.5 in the sCm1.f{na15_ ’ ` " ’ ' ‘ ' I lf’1l_C<° H-nd 3 VHS® GISFCSHTG fm’

First Double Will f0l‘ Tl‘llN‘ . Priiicc-ioii. flocked iinoflicially in But Piers had a pai-liril rerviigf- on, l"l'l°l'l"' ll “'35 an all‘Omal`l°

l6;=l8, also was under the old rec- Edwards, his rival in tliiis- oi llii=:llllml~

The 111613115 ‘V011 ll1E‘11` fl1'Sl ord of 6:51, which had stood for finals and conqueror in Iwo. when' I doubleheader of the year at Cleve- 37 yt-ars so that the Tigers had the he and Mrs. F. V. Woodbury won In t and defeating the White Sox 5-1 5a11_gfa¢1mn of being the _eecondlthe mixed doubles in .slraiglit .sets ,Fm and 10-5. lastest crew that has ever rowed in 5-4- 6-4- l‘3fl“'H1'<i-S “'21-`» lil-1.\`11l>2 “Nil mu.

Willis Hudlin won his eighthlthg Grand C11a11euge Cup_ Mrs. Harold Joncs who 1n~o\fioii,.ly i nm ame in the cnrly battle. outpitch~ D1-_ Buh1z_ in repeating his 1932 ha/cl retained her \\'oincn`.s sliiglcs das ins Sud Sain Jones and allowing triumph in the single scnns, equal- lille “galil-Sl Ml`S‘_W°"°‘l’“"~" M- "`3~ V13

e Sox only seven hits. Unsteady 1ed the record of 8_1() as he 1ed'6-2,_ Losing the first sei, ,\li's. .loncs ha

ri the same order they finished he final ot the 100 yards _ves-

ers were selected to carry the

l ' . ' . theson, Toronto; Betty White,

the early innings of the second Rutheyfurd by three and E hm rallied and her hard leit-handed Tollllllloll' and Mllllllled Flzzell'

game, Monte Pearson checked the 1engr115 at the m,15h_ 'drives were _soon_l¢€cl11I18 M1`S-_W0°<l' T

X ln the 1351 f1vC 1-Ouuds and won The mlm of the Thames Cha1_ bury in subgllpatioii, :ind inaklng her Nm

his mm ViCLm.)._ A fOm._,.uu _“tack lcnge Cup race' 3,50 for cighls' re_ loppolicnt .slay away ironi the iict Sw;

011 Wl1lLl0W W.\'1\ll-- Cl1lC1ll?.0 lJlfCll- 1 siilicd in a surprise victory for the fwllfele The llall_lll‘5lllfll bllllllalll lol' 11,0 er. save 1115 Iiilglings ilicir \vinn1ns1 Thames Rowin_ club over rho Lon- l°~"l"g lll ll" fllsl 5°" noi

mllrglll lll me .lll llmlllg' llloll R"C' Wlllcll had sel' 5 llewl The ladies doubles titlr was won pre _ .

Tllcie double victory put Cleveland record of 6:58 in the semi-finals. ‘by Hrs_ Woodmwy and Mm Harw _Setback

s \vho fought bravely lo oust

d. The old brigade held its own ttv well alter that smashin

All-Ontario Band for 100 Yards Y

dash

four 1

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single

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affairs from start to finish, and great dilel between Betty Taylor 4: Hamilton and Roxy Atkins of Tor- onto in the K0 metres hurdles final proved the highlights of Saturdayif all-day programme. _

The 19-year-old Miss Deilrrlrliqv

an iiiici-niodiatc lnsl. season, left nd doubt. about her siipermrity one the .sprint section Shi- warmed up for the classic century by win.n the senior 60 metres event whi was an Empire trial. After the morning exercises sho went b and whipped an even stronger tie

in the 100 yards,

In hcr wake she left the highly-

favored Miss Strike, who plan” second at the 1932 Olympics, tl* dashing Miss Frlzzell, and a. pom- erful collection of challengers from Quebec and the West. Her time nl 11.2 .sceoiids was one-fifth of 1 second slower than thc world ma cord.

Dlsllmw 94 ll' 4 lns' Hawk; ABR bac ln llle mslf dlllslolll Tllflmes R~C~ “"m_ loflal' bi' °l'le"Roper Thursday. l But the sprint finals. dramatic lconllnurd on page 61

1. M. Lodge, Charlottetown; 2, P. 3

ttl . A tl rilsh. l'!I`inie dnmgios. 44 2-5 secs. ggwlor ct "" °' at Detfollf-

First heat: F. Fox. Lunenbiirg; 2, D

_ Felndal. Bridgewater. Time 23.3 secs. -

_ Second heat.: 1, F. Watson. Bath- 2; the sllni sp:-cd-king tainted just as mst; 3_ A_ K11|am_ L,menbm~g_ I g ,_ _

Time 233 secS_ H' ' ed si‘lowing the bases lo be filled 1 i 1; . F , L b ; 2, _ , ; ff Fna 1' F Dx “mln urs lggéldgilt' tggugige and Wells went ln for Newsom. At. Time 23 sescs. hit Callaghan* stolen bases' Gillis lllls -lllllclllle Gosllll llolllllled t°

, Feindal, Bridgewater.

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Hop S P nn “mp §&€éal_¥§;a'gge'(gggglllbzioggiihwgg but both Rowe and Fox scored.

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1, E. Ryan. Truro: 2. H. Ross. pitch Mccannm 1, Holger i; ieft on N’lll°l"‘l‘ LEAGLE

allfax, bases Anchors 7' Hawks 8

Distance 43 ft. 2 3-4 ll'iChe& th

High Jump

1, A. thompson, Truro; 2, S.

Javelin Throw

auss, Lunenburg.

Dl5tRn¢€ 139 fl- l0 ln5~ tators, including Their Majestles the scored when Frey commiti,-<1 1, wud

1, E. Ryan, Truro: 2, G, Ayers, t

NGLISH STliR_

one Mile Run 1(`}/Iillis rf ..

230_y1“.ds Dash gellslow C opened, the Tig.rs got to Blnchold-

I, B. Cameron. Antlgonish; 2, G. 1

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it n ro th aid ‘ bm-

lltesalil drier usgiiin r1llvh.elil1d thinnew CW’ SPH' Wm* Phat” champion acting as though she wen An overflow crowd of 47.138 .saw soared stiir curtsieii before the Roy- the sewnd place Cubs divide fi

1oiried inthe applause. 12-8 after losing the _flrss 11-4.

Tigers “in in Ninth |

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ullins lf onov:-111 2b olger p

8 nl.nth inning, gave the Tigers a 5-4 victory over St. Louis Browns

“Wm SS Trailing 4 2 as tin finni inning aiiagmn so l

lllon lb , e

foi two singles whitn sent lhat

pitcher to the .sho\vei'.s_ Thr' siunies were hit by Owen and Rowe. New-

Eamed R_,ms_Amhm_s ,_ Hawks- som supplanted Blaeholder and the runs bmttd in, Bolger' CBL first mari to lace him was Fox who

a mm Stewmt ` B Ryan (2) hit a grounder which Mclillo boot-

gn-nesselx Mccallum' Chipman' Cocliilan walked to* lorcc in Owmill

’ ` ' _ Mellllo and the latter threw wildly

Ml' Muunls' B°lg"‘ Lawlor' ml to the plate trying to catch Rowe

` ' NEW YORK, N. Y.. July B-Fred

§lll;§;;s;Atnf[l§nl1;l;le McCabe' on Fitzslmmons earned an even break

` ' . for New York Giants ln their four-

nm game series with Brooklyn Dodgers

SCORE BY was at Brooklyn today by pitching a

three-hit game to dcfcat Tom

Zachary 2-ta, d%2lydorge Brooklyn player ren/c e ir asc.

Zachary allowed eight hits, Man-

fi ‘ser B111 Ten-y'5 dguble gnd Mel

Ott' single gave the Giants a. r n

Player. Friday. _ ln the first inning, With two out lin A packed gallery of thrilled wee- the fifth. i-*itzsimmons tripled and

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l"iH.t?l' . Even the British spectators, who g°l'led gy lllll lglllllfs' lie dlclflgg

' ` his llth home run of the season in l°l;v3i°l;\erll§;'::`lrmiyfgzvaiger the sixth inning with one man on

1b0x_ ' doubleheader with Pittsburgh si/ King George and Queen Mary Chicago winning the second game

mashing And Unex- M

pected Victory Gives England Men’s And

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T11, Ame11¢g_m 4_1-ow mm, solmo They slipped anolher hall' game their national champions Lester back Of thff G18-Tits Wl’10m they 110W

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Stoefen and George M. Lott, Jr.. _ trilll by WVU 2110105- gounm, gf B,,,|,°,°,,3h

hed th vet an French pair of Paul Wancr lcd the Pirate of- - - ~ -

ilfiii sorotin nil; .inoques srugnon ionnivo in tho oponn. with n nomo the wisdom of insisting on long-term safety, economy

2 63 0 4 for the men's doubles run, three singles and a walk

enship- Dlllwd With Mme. RNIB Herman Cub second baseman, got

new hit streak to 18 consecutive

Stoefen. liter having played no “meg

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WIMBLEDON. England, July 8.- ter-ly game the big blonde from Om tha H t game 6_1 men dmppmg

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time iilnce 1909 both the men's and - Dlz Dean ol' lll` lull Vlclmy E S -womens singles titles in the all- England championship rested ln this

untry.

A smashing and unexpected victory

by Dorothy Round over Helen Jac- obs Saturday climaxed the English drive to regain lost honors which was successfully begun when Fred

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