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ST. LOUIS STARCTimtff TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1933. 14 ST LOUIS 5TAR(nmc TERRY PROVING MODERN "MIRACLE MAN" AS M'GRAW'S SUCCESSOR JOCKEY, ACCUSED 10,000 FANS SEE HEAD PLAV SHOWS DDCAIklFCC TO GAIN HONORS UNIQUE TACTICS CLASS AND WINS rKtArlNC.OC FOR NEW OWNER LEADING GIANTS INTO FLAG RACE OF PULLING LEWIS WIN FIFTH WRESTLING TITLE Sid Keener.7 Si I mi iwi ii I I -ES jr jmmmmmm' ''fl' BARRED FROM TURF 3f i-. Jp Parade Had Passed By Little Napoleon but He Failed to Realized It. But Crown of Savoldi Who a Himself Differs From Browning's Laurels.

NEW YORK, May 16. (By U. The wrestling business has become I YOUTH HAS CLUB HUSTLING like the front window of a restaurant a pancake turnover every minute! The latest turnover turns up an I Kits' 4- ST -V-J -4: old face, an old figure and an old Present New York Pilot ins Plaudits From Umpire Bill Klem. FP ANCE is tei-nc it to America -verbally spanking the Davis Cup ComTU-Vior its arraitfiement in srneduling imrwtant tennis Their net exerts have made the bo.d n-opheev'tha't Uncle Sams representatives will be licked before the is aenvs the net in the championship competition a' It is 'he belief of the French tennis observers that the V. Scem'mhtoe whl send the Davis Cup stars into the finals tired and over-tennised.

ir.d-rr p.v of France's leading authorities on tennis af-f ivt'-res plavcrs arriving at Auteuil on the verge of a r.Mirai over-trained and lacking the freshness that is necessary for an imiwrtant test because of the competition at Wimbi-don that will precede the Davis Cup round. Wi'h tlrs in mind. Mons. Poulain tells France that she has nn-hiu' to worrv about in defending her championship this season. "Amen; a i-s atma herself this year," remarks the good Frcnch-rr -Siie ls committine errors and double-faults by asking her pla-'W, to er.me strenuous matches right up to the eve of the tournament here." Mons.

Pouhoii. in expressing his views of America's plight for the fm.ih in the Davis Cup series is taking several things for granted part mt hiding the United States team ui the finals before oiisciahy advancing to that point. Lester Dye Charged With Fore-ing Semester to Lose Race at Chicago. CHICAGO, May 16. (By U.

p) Jockey Lester Dye and M. Simmon! nor of tl e. Semester, which Dye rode in the Washington Park Purse yesterday, were barred from the track by the stewards of Sjxiru-man's Park after the race. The suspension order came after Dye is alleged to have admitted "pulling" Semester in the race Semseter finished second to Whist! ing after being given a poor ride bv Dye. When the jockey appeared befort the stewards to hear the suspension order, he was struck by an incensed bettor on the horse and knocked unconscious.

Further investigation of the strange actions of jockey and owner were to be made by the stewards today. The announced reason for the ban was "an unsatisfactory ride," said they had been unable to discover the reason for the conduct of owner and jockey. Ail horses of Simmons were banned from the course. Check of betting records showpd nothing unusual in the wagers on the event. Semester was third choice in the wagering.

Shoot, the favorite, finished behind Semester. WAI.SII. Sports Ilditor. 16 f-'omew hat the tmys. an event that sat themsep.es triow and.

with wrote a II HA VIS I. Internntion tl Newt NEW YORK, May less than or.e year Kreatly saddened by had Just taken pla'-e down In a riahteous a nob in every svll man Ed (Stranglen Lewis. The veteran of twenty-five years of grappling won a surprise victory over "Champion" Jumping Joe Savoldi, in the feature heavyweight wrestling match at Madison Square Garden here last night. Joe was unable to return to the ring after missing a flying dropkick. "Flying Dropkick." The 202-pound Savoldi appeared superior to his elderly 240-pound opponent during most of the match, but lay helpless on the floor after hurtling from the ring when he jumped into the air and tried to kick Lewis in the chest with a "flying dropkick." This is another name for the "kangaroo kick," the quaint KSPITE the optimism that exists in France, America is going ahead with her plans.

The United States team will oppose Canada in the North American zone finals and hopes to qualify numbrr of very arre aboui the out rare that, had been upon John J. McGraw. I'm not much on anniversaries-, partim-Jarly those that do not matt r. Hut it's about time to rail the out-lieiders on that one. it nor w.th fh" idea of making amends, a least to be decent enough to return hat specialty of Abe Coleman.

Some 10,000 fans saw the former Notre Dame All-American fullback repeatedy bowl over the former champion and twice he used his "flying dropkick" before Lewis side Ilrse Barred in Cuba. The barring oi Owner Simmons recalls similar action taken acainst stepped and permitted the ex-collegia to hurtle throujrh the ropes to the floor outside the ring. Referee Arthur Donovan counted him out. The time was 44:32. Thus, Savoldi has held the title less than a month, or since he won we've taken.

In other words, we pave so un-Btintertly to McGraw that we had to take something, bv inference, from his successor, youm; Mr. William Terry. I now propose to Rive bark. This, of course. Is very sren-erous of me, but then it pnvs to be broad, and my warm, impulsive nature is the talk of the town.

Terry Has fiiantn Hustlinjr. Briefly, we were wroni; about Mr. Terry, although, at that, he was bright enough to pay us no heed, which, renerally sireakimr. is a good idea. He has accepted the ball him by the Oriental Jockey Club at Havana.

Cuba, four years ago when his horse. Grass Maid, scored a surprise victory at odds of 100-to-l. Alter running many dismal Grass Maid suddenly showed a re- versa 1 of form and was barred from the turf forever. The horse waj a disputed fall from Jim Londos, the N. W.

A. champion, in Chicago. Three "World Champions." This is the fifth time that Lewis has held a title. It is a different title, however. Lewis last fall was recognized as champion in New York after beating Dick Shikat after Londos is alleged to have refused a title match in New York with Bgaraasa niou Jotkey ciub at coiLS Acme Photo.

m.t but. because of the ruling of That smile of satisfaction indicates Mrs. Silas B. Mason doesn't regret she bought Head the Havana stewards, officials of the Play from Mrs, Willie Crump on the eve of the Kentucky Derby for $30,000. For, in win- Fan mount course insisted that Grass fr hm jcmm e.Maid be removed from the Collins- Lewis.

Some months later Lewis was nudged off the throne by Jim to Brokers Tip in the Derby and also gained considerable financial reward for his new owner. Browning of Verona, Browning still holds that championship. ville barns. Owner Simmons and likewise Jockey Critchfield. the rider of Grass Maid, later were reinstated by turf officials, but the horse was never ix-rmitted on the tracks again.

Above, Gov. Ritchie of Maryland, at left, presenting Mrs. Mason with the Pimlico cup while the owner of Head Play shakes hands ith Jockey Kurtsinger. Below, Head Play scoring his easy victory with Ladysman and Utopian battling for the place award. So, the title Lewis possesses is a different one but, of course, both are unquestionably "world championships." Then, one mustn't forget that besides Champion Browning and Champion Lewis, there is Champion Londos.

who is still emphatically recognized by the National Wrestling Association. i vvyrvu vj i BY BOSTON RED SOX DEMOCRATS TO FORM INDOOR CLUBS TONIGHT VERDINO GATHERS LATE NEWS AMONG FISHERMEN for the mter-zone round with Europe by eliminating the Canadians. At. a then on to the series with France! With Eh.swoith Vines, Johnny Van Ryn, George Lott and Wilmer Allison, wearing Uncle Sam's colors, the Davis Cup Committee should not admit defeat in advance. It is true that the Wimbledon tournament Emdand will result in stubborn competition, but at the same time the test in that tournament may prep the U.

S. players to a fine edge for the Davis Cup games. France has triumphed in the grand finals for the past six years, and America has not held possession of the prize since 1926. but on these shores there is a feeling that perhaps the foreien stars have been slowing up a trifle. France will be represented by Henri Cochet and perhaps Jean Borotra in the singles, although the latter has announced that he will not play singles this year.

If Borotra is determined to sit on the sidelines, then Christian Boussus will probably fill his position. Borotra and Jacques Brugnon are the selections for the doubles. America has altered the arrangement of her pairings a trifle, placing George Lott back on the doubles with John Van Ryn. They had an easy workout in winning in Mexico recently, disposing of Eduaido Mestre and Alfonso Unda, 6-0, 6-1, 7-5. Vines and Allison will play the singles.

With that combination on the courts at Auteuil, France, America will concede nothing in advance to the title holdings. And if Vines, that tall boy from California, happens to have the range of things when lie swings into action, that Davis Cup trophy may journey across the Atlantic Ocean again. Sharkey to Free-Lance After Camera Bout. DEKH mystery surrounds an unexpected move made by Jack Sharkey, king of the heavyweight battlers. Alter he had gone through the official formality of signing the papers lor his match with Primo Camera that will be held in New York on June L'9, he announced that he would be in the open market for all future engagements.

Sharkey has been tied up by the Madison Square Garden people for the pa-st several years. Holding exclusive rights to his appearances in the ring, the Garden held the pugilistic plum. With th Boston Gob becoming a free-lance, it is possible that a fistic war is brewing among the promoters. Whisierings that have been heard along the boxing rialto Indicate that a new deal among the big shot promoters will be shuffled shortly. Jimmy Johnston, who has served as matchmaker for the Garden for two years, to be pitched out of office In favor of George Blake of California, according to reports.

Then Jack Dcmpsey is nibbling around the eastern sector a a promoter of high rank. He is making his New Yck introduction in that capacity by staging the match between Max Schmeling and Max Baer. IF SHARKEY is to sell himself to the highest bidder after he disposes of Camera it is likely that something will pop out in the vicinity of Chicago in the nature of a match with the champ in one corner later in September. It is doubtful that New York will be able to sup-xrt three feature spectacles within the short space of three or lour months. The big town is getting Schmeling vs.

Baer and Sharkey vs. Camera in June. Which will just about strip the pocket books of the ring addicts on Manhattan Island. Therefore. Chicago breaks into the picture with the possibility of two winners meeting on the shores of Lake Michigan the early fall.

The fact Sharkey refused to renew his contract with, the Madison Square Garden tends to strengthen the that Chicago with its Century of Progress Exposition will be the wene of a big fistic party bolore the outdoor season closes. Ruth Prefers Outfielding to Pitching. I- AME as a p.hia i -a strike-out amiar Math.rwson. Walsh, i Johu-on or Alexander not for Babo Ruth if he had his baseball to over. H'-'d take up a regular po-ition on the in-fi'-ld or the outlaid and kt the other fellows aspire to fling those no-hit ciiKi s.

HIS is vouched for as a reallv true story by some anglers. It con A meeting to organize indoor baseball clubs among the rariom Democratic ward clubs in the city will be held at Sherman Park Community Center tomorrow night, I cerns the trip of Charles Mueller, Robert Kunz, William Johnson and Patrick Leahy to East Port, 111. They went over to a place BOSTON, May 16. "By I. N.

The Boston Red Sox are beginning to look like the second team of the New York Yankees. The Sox acquired another ex-Yankee yesterday when they bought Allen (Dusty) Cooke, former New York outfielder, from the Yankee farm at Newark in the International League. ciud that Mi-Ciraw managed to assemble and has taken it into a near-tie for first place In the National League. Barring one man, nobody is hitting, but everybody is hustling and, if that fact doesn't touch a sensitive response down under the man's waistcoat, then John J. McGraw is tender like a nail file.

For. if we were more wront; about McGraw. A (Treat personality (-nee, the parade had gone by him and strangely this was known neither to the writers who lauded him nor to the man they wrote about. Times chanped, but McGraw didn't. It was that simple.

At the end, his men were morose, spiritless. They brooded darkly upon their wrongs. He was a man who seldom praised and never flattered, but, instead, scolded pretty violently and, after a time, I don't doubt It all became wearing and a little tiresome. He simply had forgotten that he wasn't talking to the Dahlens, the McGanns and the Mertes or even the Fletchers, the Doyles and the Herzogs of a later generation. They were of a harder, more rugged school and John's florid ways were largely theirs.

Failed to hange With Players. But the rolleite man entered baseball, bringing with him certain fixed prejudices and beliefs which in time gained general acceptance and were wholly inconsistent with John's vocabulary when properly aroused This, by the old standards, was only picturesque and rnnacine. but oy the new, it was scurrilous and. a-; time went on, Mr. McGraw beirari losing games and then pennants and even ball players.

At the moment they unfrocked him, for instance, he was still lo iking for a second baseman to re o'clock. John Lally, chairman of the sports committee of the Younf People's Democratic Club, will that is known as the Greasephy Creek, which they describe as teeming with fish of all sorts. Being law-abiding, they went over only for catfish, and they came back with about seventy pounds. Kunz is the butt of the trip. According to the others, it was a pole and line trip, but they also put out a trot line.

The first day they had fished all Illinois Commission Orders Savoldi to Wrestle Londos CHICAGO, May16. By U. The Illinois Athletic Commission today notified Joe Savoldi, who has been ordered to meet Jim Londos in a re-match wrestling contest here, that he must sign within three weeks. However, the word fame too late. Savoldi is an ex-champion today, losing to Edward Lewis last nisht.

Londos has alreadv nosier! for Pesek May Wrestle Stecher Here May 24 If John Beats Londos in Cleveland Friday, Packs Says. IN CLAIMS PAID TODAY morning and about noon sat dow to a lunch at the edge of the stream, Kunz would not put up his line, even to eat. He stuck the butt of the pole into the mud at the bank rim, and sat close by to eat. In the midst of his repast, there was a jerk at the line, a rush, and away it went. The pole, torn from the hol.M vicre Kunz had stuck it.

started after the line. Kunz rushed after all. He just managed to set a grip on the butt of the pole as it h'-ndd into the stream. He was off balance, in a sioopins position, and ti -rest was easy for Mr. Fish.

Kun took a no.e-oivt- into the water. It is asserted that he was bcinr; dragged out when Mueller grabbed Making a Total of times world r. and John world for six Stecher in a Joe Stecher. three champion of wrest lin Pest ho ruled the hours after defeating i his leos. Then 11.

in one tit Kunz it that Ki Paid to Date to Holders of and Beneficiaries Named in TAIH and TDM i line i Mueller h.ml.-o a- discovered me maimer, had boot his arm. Al wos a twehe- was duly lan-1-on to the friend dr. lor another Wl i the Hit" :1 whi aid another pound a ed. "Anc -I'll take such fish West Coast match seeral years ago, may meet for the mat title in St. Louis on May 24 at the Arena.

ThU probability can occur only in this manner: steelier is booked for a chalien'-'e match with Champion Jun Londos at the Arena on the above date. Londos and Pesek. however, meet for the title in Cleve-j land on Friday night. Thus, if Pesek wins, the noted i greyhound fancier will become the new titlehokic r. And Promoter Thomas N.

Packs. awake to this possibility, has signed i Pesek to take Londos" place azamst Steelier if Jolm whips Jim Friday. Such was th.e latest announcement today in the developments for next week's carcj which have Hans Kampfer in the second event and probably Everette Marshall also on the card. the Yankees over the week-end, Ruth 'p ui -he uniform. Did he prefer the job of the out Tha was easy for the Babe to nn- IMii'u his or, pitch.

ng or pi A 1" I'll -ake r-low can feit cheek with the ring governing body. Savoldi recently signified his i willingness to meet Londos acain. i but asked for an extension of t.vne. The commission's order was dated May 8. No time limit was set for the match itself.

I Tlie commission's order resulted i after Savoldi had won a question-i able decision over Londos. thereby precioitatin't a wrangle Hint entiord wro'thnLi to be banned in Illinois temporarily. Last Night's Wrestling At New York F.cl "Stranqler" r.rwis, California, threw Savoldi, Michigan Sam Stein. Newark, threw Jerry Monahan. Boston: Sid Wcst-rit Hungary, threw Doug Wycoff, New York; I.

en threw Steve Znosky. Poland: I'at Mttiill, New York (drew) Joe Malrewicz, Ctica, N. Paul Brooklyn, threw Jack 1W( rtbtir. Oklahoma: Charley Straek, Oklahoma (drew) Mike New ork: Carlos Henrique, Cuba, threw August P.er.kert, Belgium; Arthur Oekuh, Italv, threw Bill Omimin. Kngland: Paul lerlenbah.

New York, threw Paul I inskv, New York: Justin Jiraldi. Italy ulrew John Podubny, Uusvia; Sam Cohen. P.rookhn. threw Alex Heidlaod. Finland: Tony Itoeeo, Italy (drew) I.eo Shrp-Ky.

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who is still flashing for St. Louis, h'-lpro. to win pennants as he once helped i to win them for McGraw. and it is no more than reasonable to assume that, had he remained in our i midst, McGraw mkrht still be here too. But this would have depri ed us of the yourm man kno-vn as William Terry, and somehow that would no- at all sens-hie now ''He's the oir.uvr man of baseball." saui Bill K'em.

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I.OI IS, MO. CUBS TO RAISE FLAG THIS WEEK CHICAGO. May 16. 'Bv U. PP The National League championship banner for 1932 will be unfurled Thursday at Cubs Park, when the champions of last year meet the New York Giants in a double-headf r.

The Cubs will be idle tomorrow, as that same has been moved to Thursday to provide the twin bill The flag will raised between games. Bermv Kes. 4 hep, I dotlble-ero- to You see. thr 7 it-i i-oouan is deep or, i mi ba.st and the l.f the '( 'id smacks a c. 10' A 1 no R'lih Siiri or: 'i 'i tP'r' iO eei-' Why, I 1- a sate the riuht side.

i- hort top is be- run. chokes f. ''2. he gets a creat pio hinc. I con-t -s a game when lie rn Reaching into a ore.

The data showed ta 1. on toe Boston Red Sox -Aon from Sh.erri.Kl Smith. 2 of mv in oi sou---i a i' .1 er.ee '-p). lie ck U- ro Lake wp.at cf m.ii". Ki( htoff, Sweden, threw Frank Ilronowiez.

Poland: Dick Raines. Texas, threw Ivan Yermlmra. Russia: Abie Coleman. California (drew) (lino Garibaldi. St.

I.ouis. At Portland. Me. Fd (I)oni George, Buffalo, threw I.eo Numa. Seattle.

At Camden. N. J. Ilrnie Dusek. Omaha.

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