The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 13

Am xvVrAL 1 'i inwhrT -Srr THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHISL THURSDAY MORNING JULY 30 1030 13 Faquin Opposes Billy Hughes Tonight for Public Parks Tennis Championship Defending Champion Faces Swinging Toward a Net Title I Notice for Games Hi Must He In Writing I Stern Test In Youngster Play At Beauregard Field Schmeling Braddock Bout Tentatively Set for Sept 26 Sharkey Begins Monday Negro Wednesday Champion of The Commercial Appeal-Recreation Department Tournament Will Play in'National Tournament Scheduled at St Louis BYEMMETT 1IAUM JIS Billy Hughes the defending champion and youth- PP from Attention managers Of baseball nnd soft hall teams: The ('nmmerrial Appeal rannot accept notices of teams seeking basrhall and softball games unless tha requeats are In writing signet! by tha mnnager or backer No telephoned Items will bo acceptrd A telephoned reqilest that a nolira he printed saying that tho Kappa Club was srrking softball games was without authorization Ncenrding to Hill father of His Cerile Hill of the club Numerous telephone rails to tho Hill residence reused eonsldnr-shle annoyance Tha team-la not srclttng gomes Mr Hill skid -n NFNV YORK July -Uri- If the New York State Athletic Com-misalhn approves the September heavyweight title hnut between James Braddock and Max Schmeling will he fought in tho afternoon the first time a heavyweight championship has been decided In the daytime mne 'Jack Dempsey outpointed Tommy Gibbons at ShrlSy Mont in July 1H2T James Johnston Madison Square Garden promoter conferred today with RraddocU's man ChriSiia" match tennix akiU St 730 tonight in the NEW YORK July Joe Louis end Jack Sharkey begin training next week for the 10-round heavyweight fight at the Yankee Stadium Aug 1 Tha negro has selected Pompton Lakes os his base and will pitch camp there Wednesday Sharkey opens st Orangeburg Monday esmp will be open to visitors at so much per head but Lnuin will do hie training behind locked gates Nobody will he permitted to see the negro work ex-rept members' of his Immediate party and newspaper men odock final of The Commercial Appeal-Mcmphis Park Commission aeeond annual city-wide public parks tourney at Beauregard Field puoc Hughes seeded first and Faquin ranked third will ager Joe Gould Sept 2fl was selected aa the tentative date for the I bout Brown's Hurler Flay Bo Inut for Johnston said If his plan goes Season through he will open the show at 4 ST IIUIS July 29 -(AH -Lea at fl-OO 0n Tietje w- browns I LES TIETJE PITCHER ILL Volley Matches Booked Two volley hall matches are hooked tonight In the Vollln-tine League the Bysns playing Kings at 8:15 and Gets at 8:45 In a women's match at 7:30 Vnllintine will face Treadwell clash in a three out of five srts contest to determine the wearer of the 1935 crown A donation fee of 10 centa will be taken for wale of which' about 1700 will be available and the proceeds will go toward sending the champion to St Louis for the national public parks championships Young Faquin on hia way toward tennis heights will be pitted against a player who has dominated the situation here for a number of years yet remains at the peak of his game Hughes drew Faquin for his final may he nut of action for the re mnindrr of the season because of arthritis ('lull officials announced hia eeri-nua condition today They eaid he might return to his home in Wav-erly Iowa When ho first was stricken III just before the leal road trip tl was believed his ailment was minor Memphis Olympian Seeks Discharge From Army William Robert Townsend Memphian who rose from the boxing rings here to an alternate place on Home Run Standings YMtrriUv'R H'lmrrr MMwIt-k rnMi iwl VhiiehsNil Omntvj Orlirt Van km A will Imllan Tnkv Indian: Imliana: Alim Cul XuM ReniUitn Ttnlfominv Drown Tha )ankM Pm Rnt Any Jtti: Trophic Inrtijwa nt (Hunt Avertll Indiana Jrt Camltli Phillip it laM Total- American 494 National 411: Total IHKk Vollintine in Front Vnllintine defeated Lawler In volley hall 15-6 15-8 last night st Vollintine the American team in the Olympics opponent as Cecil Met runnerup probably will Join the professional uaaa mnei eaaH mA A glt V- 1 and seeded No 2 HERE COMES OUR BIG 10-DAY ANNIVERSARY Red-haired Lou Faquin is swinging his racqu at with a last and for a reason tho prep from Christian Brothers Collage meats Billy Hughes tonight in tho finals of Tho Commercial Park Commission public parks tourney at Beauregard Field ram hy nr ranks upon bis return The Commercial 'Appeal learned yesterday Townsend is now is Beilin with the United States athletes and Is scheduled to return to the army in Hawaii immediately after the trip for the games is completed However the Memphis Olympian erstwhile Merrill School youth and graduate of The Commercial Appeal amateur boxing tourney group has hope of receiving an honorable discharge upon request In order to launch his pro career His army enlistment is due to run three more years Beaten in Finals Towsend fought In the Hawaii meet for soldiers gained a trip to Chicago for the Olympic tournament and advanced to the finals before losing to Carl Vinciquerra Creighton University star in the light heavyweight division In tbe Olympic event Townsend was outweighed 12 pounds and he will be available for either middle or light heavy action in Berlin in case or injury or illness to the other members While in Memphis In July Townsend said he had received several professional offers but he was undecided whether he would Join tho money fighters Tm' anxious to box In Berlin and of course I compete there if I turn Townsend explained while here when asked if ha would turn pro MAUM Send More Officials Home Let Athletes: Stay Says Eleanor BY ELEANOR HOLM JARRETT Copyright 1S3S International News Service Register 7 and 6 Triumphs in Meet at Galloway Olympic shield on a robust young man dancing vigorously with a hos- last year fell before the brilliant play of the redhead Wednesday night in four sets 3-S 6-3 6-0 6-4 In that battle Fannin gave the greatest exhibition of his brief career Hughes snd Metz quite invincible in doubles last season at the national public parks tourney went into the finals of The Commercial Appeal competition last night with a straight seta victory over John Kraft and Edgar Griffith 6-1 6-1 l-t Hughes and Metz are seedd first and the losers were third Ileridea Doubles Titale The doubles championship will be derided immediately at the conclusion of the singles Hughes and Metz will have aa their foes Luke Riondi and Tommy Bronson ranked fnurth a team which surprised even their closest followers when they eliminated Faquin and Wllford Gragg Tuesday -night Much Interest is centered on the doubles as well as the singles Knocked out of the running in the ingles Metz is over-anxious to alvage at least part of the honors and he has hia eyes on the tandem play While Hughes is the favorite for his second title in a row Faquin is definitely in the running Ha has been moving toward the top for some time and his game seems to improve with every performance The excellent court coverage of Hughes a giant netman with power in either forehand or backhand gives him an edge on Faquin And his long tournament experience adds considerable to his chances for victory In the semis Hughes had very tie trouble in checking the comeback march of Jimmy Elmore who von the city title five straight years in his hey-dey 6-1 6-0 6-1 This Faquin kid has all the marks of becoming one of the greatest net artists in history here Still in his teens the carrot-topped lad plays like a veteran and he seems to learn new tricks quickly Memphis Park Commission staff will he on hand to assist Director Chauncey Barbour In handling the crowd During the Intermission between the singles and doubles a couple of youthful mites Glen Behmel and Tom MoIIoy will play a two out of three games match Weasel Randolph will be tbe umpire for the final contests and a capable crew of linesmen has been elected by Tommy Bronson one of aides III It Louis McWaters and Tom Michael continued their steady march in the Memphis Tower Light Co-Memphis Street Railway tournament at Galloway with 7 and 6 victories in the second round McWa tern defeated Mainer Michael defeated Brown But while the favorites were en countering little difficulty in the upper bracket Bingham arose aa a definite threat in the lower division when ha overwhelmed Sample 7 and 6 Second round mulls with pslrlnzs la order CHAMPIONSHIP FIIflHT I MrWetera defeated Mainer 7-S TV Wnitaker defeated Fowinkle one net Torn Michael defeated Bmwn 7-dr 1-Kent defeated Rrrd one up Rlne-ham defeated Sample T-S: J- Fnaalrk defeated Byrne 1-1 Jeter defeated 3 Eaton 4-1 Floyd Deal defeated McNulty default FIRST FLIGHT MAX FATHER ILL BERLIN July 29 Sorry as I am over the elimination of two more Olympic athletes through summary dismissal of Joe Church and Howell King I can only feel this serves a definite purpose in showing the character of the auspices under which our team is being mismanaged My suggestion Is to send home more officials and fewer athletes and we'U get along much better Every squad here no matter how mall is overstaffed with officials many of whom are making this trip just for a joyride I could name soma major coaches who spent whole nights aboard the Manhattan drinking with ordinary passengera in their staterooms on the way across I rods down the Unter Den Linden last Sunday and saw officials sipping drinks at sidewalk cafes Did they know where their athletes were and what they were doing? Of course they Team Manager Out Imto After the strain of the blow given me on my arrival I went out Sunday night with friends visiting dancing clubs Tho first thing to confront me was an American It -being well past midnight 1 made it my business to approach him saying: "You aren't setting a very good example by being here at this His reply was that ha was a team manager careful not to say which one Tasked sweetly: "And what are you managing And The He Left He' flushed turned away and went to his table leaving the room soon afterwards for parts run-known I know many a Iji a officials are attempting to do a good job both with their squads and in keeping a weather eye open for infractions of discipline making those under them give a strict accounting Many managers and coaches however are paying their own expenses and they seem to feel they can get by with as little trouble as possible In the daytime and with as much fun as possible at night If it has been a bud trip this factor contributed Former Champion Submits to Blood Transfusion SAN LEANDRO Cal July Jacob Baer father of Max Baer was convalescing and reported out of danger today at his home here following a blood transfusion from his famous son The former heavyweight champion rushed to his bedside upon returning to the west coast after a cross-country barnstorming trip The elder Baer was in a serious condition from a nasal hemorrhage suffered 11 days ago He had been inking steadily despite injections of blood donated by his wife When his two husky sons Max and Buddy Baer arrived at the bedside both insisted upon donating their blood Finally it was decided Max should be the donor Mertln defeated Palferaon 1-1: Me-heel defeated Farrar 1-1 IVoaoana defeated Ryan default: Smith defeated Smith S-S: Broad loot defeated Mattlee 7-S McClure defeated Pickering two up! Proctor defeated Payne T-S Pnlmar defeated bell 7-S SECOND FLICHT Spink detenled Keenan 1-4: Wilma defeated Cartwright default Malone defeated Wycoff default: Blrattim dciraird Orugan (-4: K- Pact delaatcd A JlrDtrmoil drliult Porlar defeated Markham one up: Farley defeated Page S-fi Dunlap defeated Sbeilun THIRD FLIGHT Pairing: All iccund round mtlrhra lyn-T llannn va Livliigood Morrln va Louie Allen Joe Rand vo A Kluiiikeu Allen Caldwell va 1 eilbetler FUUHTK FLIGHT SCHMELING IS WELCOMED Forrest Teams Ahead Forrest Park softball clubs took three victories yesterday The girls defeulcd Brinkley 25 to 4 aud Winchester 13 to 2 and the buys nosed out Williamson 9 to 8 Berry defeated A Price S-5: Covie defeated LeMay 1-1 i Groan defeated All-lire drfaiili: Plilllirook defeated Gaylor i-S Andenuin defeated Appleby 5-4 Hildebrand defeated I) VVyuhe A-7 Poor defeated Frieriel b-4 iieyluw defeated Darnell de fault Boxer Literally Mobbed by Olyni-plaaa at Village BERLIN July 29-lAP)-Mox Schmeling former heavyweight champion and conqueror of Joe Louis paid an unexpected visit to the Olympic village today and literally was mobbed by athletes coaches and officials of many nations Six troopers were obliged to form a ring around him to make any progren through the mob Italian athletes enthusiastically pushed him into their section of the dining hail before the escorts could stop them FREE INSTALLATION During Capacity Days And You Save When You Buy At Ihe Radio Headquarlers SILVERTONE 'h i-v Mri Speck Cards 79 To Win at Pine Hill Mrs Speck registered 93-14-79 yesterday to win the worn weekly handicap tournament at Pine Hill Mrs Paul Owen was second with 96-15-81 Mrs Paul won the Fondrcn trophy with 34 putta DURING THIS SALE BUY Goodyear BLUE RIBBON Values In Tires Tubes Batteries at NO CASH DOWN 6-TUBE AUTO RADIO Claybrook Tigers Win LITTLE ROCK July The Claybrook Tigers defeated "the Monterrey Mexico club 15-6 here last night Ford bit a homer in tho fifth with two on base Batteries: Monterrey Palmas Malacars and Diax Claybrook Freeman Radcliffe Taylor Mrs Hartwell Victor In Colonial Golf Play Mrs Roy Hartwell triumphed In DOUBLE UCLE JURWHEEL On the Easiest of as low EASY TERMS 11-WEATHER The Finest In Our History! 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