The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 14

AV 'I THE COMMERCIAL AfPEAU MEMPHIS MONDAY MORNING JUNE 1 1936 Crawford And Quist Score Thrilling Doubles Victory To Lead Davis Cup Series Derby Contenders Bit Of Rest For The Champion And His Victim Australians Rally To Beat Team In Five-Set Match -f Crawford and Quist Down Budge and Mako After Trailing Most of Contest 4-6 2-6 6-4 7-5 and Final Singles Matches Today BY JOHN It TUNIS 134 by UnlvrrMl lnM) GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB PHILADELPHIA Pa May 31 Davis Cup tennis hopes faded almost completely today as Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist brilliant doubles combination defeated Don Budge and Gene Mako in an uphill dramatic battle to give Australia a commanding 2 to 1 lead in the North American zone final scries The big heavy set Craw- ford Showing little effects rls dthk brunt of the overhead work Frank Stiedle Helena (left) who won tha Arkansas golf championship pauses for a short St Louis Goes 12 Innings to Defeat Cincinnati 8-7 ST LOUIS May It-(AP) an early lend Frankie Frisch's Cardinal won a 12-inning slugfest from the- Cincinnati Reds In their series final today I to 7 before 9500 Sunday fans Dinqr Dean wee touched for 19 hits In gaining hie ninth victory while bis teammates pounded four Cincinnati hurlera for aa equal number of safeties Ths triumph stretched the firat place position of the Cardinal to twa and a half games over the New York GlanU The Rede fell on Dixxy for five runs in the sixth but the Cwdi deadlocked the contest la tho ninth with two runs scored on doubles by Stuart Martin and Pepper Martin and a single by Jim Collies The tenth passed scoreless and a St Louis threat In tho eleventh faded when Whitey Hilcher with the bases loaded and only one out retired the next two batter "Stu" Martin brought In Charley Gelbart with the winning run with a timely single In the twelfth Gelbart who hunted had been sent to third by Terry Moore's double Louis Riggs Cincinnati third baseman knocked two doubles and three singles in a perfect day at the plat CINCINNATI I 8T lADISJ RDrBDk a twin liTiM 4'2rV Tnna'n rf Ml 116 1 MiPl 66 71411 Gnon a MaB r( I 1 1 1 0 two i i to sb Biei ei bewo mm 'Shell 1114 II ifkcr cf 6 1 I 01 Dwro'r 6 0 6 1 6 Ww lrtb 0 4 Vergraib 10 0 11 Sb 1 0 1 1 11 Davie 14 11? i i ilogree' '2111 I SS i ib I 0 0 Frrtla fill OiuKlag HUrluu- l(SMi ssHwawa 0 Ol Total 81 TllaSB 11 Total BIB1BU14 Twn out when winning run neorad Balled for KampourS la alxth Batted far Ogrodnwnkl In lihth Ran foe Dari la twfl(th Cincinnati 100 00 10 Louii ooo ail ooi a Summary: Error Puracben Thar mow LombardL Run ballad Rjgga 1 0unxBI bardl 1 Chapman Colllni 1 Durochar Martin Martin Twn-bOM Ool-lln Rlggn 1 Walker Lombardi Da-roeher Martin I Martin Moor Thrae-bnie Goodman 1 Btoln banra Riga Chapman Double Hlkhor Lombardi and Scnraelln: Dururlwr to Col-Una Laft an bn Cincinnati 13 BL Xoul IX Bale on OH Brannon 1: nff Frail an off Ilikbm 1: off JDm By Braansn 1: by Hllohrr 4 bv JDann Off Braannii In Innlnga off Fraltaa 0 In (ailchra io an batler) nff Fra 4 In 11-3: nff HIV rher TSwa ti-pUehrHiiebn Reardon Barr and Gotta Tlmo VMJi Rr i Lortng Hlkbn Estalella Farmed Out WASHINGTON May AP) Estalella Washington's young Cuban utility player has been released on option to Albany of tha International League The Senators let Estalella go to Albany on tho condition he bo played regularly in the outfield Estalella rame to Washington last year from Harrisburg of tho New York-Pennsylvania League aa a heavy hitting Infielder for hia team Budge's fierce driving and fine cannon-ball service were the chief factors In keeping the Americans in the play so long and wero entirely responsible for the Americana winning the first two sets The tow-beaded Mako waa alternately good and bad throughout thosa Initial aeta and sven a repetition of that mediocre form might have saved the Americans in the final stages A break through Mako gave Australia the third set with America leading B-4 and 30-16 in the fourth at Mako wilted upder pressure again There was a rapid eachanga of shot in mid-court and with American seemingly on ths upgrade after Chewford had flubbed one shot and hatted an easy sitter Into the net Mako atarted hia fatal He rushed up end mistimed hots repeatedly and presented the tenth game to the Australians by talttin three smashes out of bounds And as Mako weakened the Aue-lies turned on the pressure to taka fourth set and tie tha match at two iota each Mako rights Mako's nerves may hava cracked under the tremendous tenseness of tho situation but a fighting heart was not lacking Tho stocky Californian gathered himself grimly and desperately In the final set and with Budge's destructive overhead working beautifully tha Americans went to 4-1 by breaking through Quist And then Makn became wild again He cost Budge his service and from then on the Ausales concentrated their varied offensive on Mako Budge too weakened and the Australians ran out tho Inst five games with the loss of only few points Batter service returns a more subtle and varied gams and an Insidious lobbing attack which gradually wore down the uncertain and inexperienced all this plus a teamwork of tha highest gave the better team victory despite Budge's magnificent all-court game And today Australia seems destined for tho challenge round and there is no reason In the world why they should not face England in July an even favorite to eapturo tho Davis cup his victorious round with Jack Rock in tho finals at Hot Springs AS BEES BEAT PHILS Danny McFayden Also Figures Prominently In Victory BOSTON May (US) Bespectacled Danny Macfaydan and Wally Berger hard hitting outfielder played in the star roles today as the Bees nipped the Phils 8 to 6 in 11 innings PHILADELPHIA BOSTON brho i ahrhsa ef 1 3 4 a 4 0 0 If 1 0 0 0 O'E rf 1 1 I 1 0 I Ol Barter ef 1 3 0 4 3 3 3 O' Csol lo lb Bllli R-mnil is 111 Jordan lb 1 111 1 Wh'nny Sb 0 1 1 1 La If 4 I 1 Norrl nllll llC'amt lb Wliana 4 0 111 Lopes (loam lb 4 Bl Ben Wallar 4 0 0 liTboon J'hiuoa 1 0 0 0 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gamo of the aeriea 8 to 7 today but wera forced into an extra Inning to do It PITTSBURGH I CHICAGO abrhne1 Ifnm If soil S' Hark Brhull ef 1 1 3 Oltyrnnaa 1 U'HIo Mill! 3Gnlan el sbrhan tests 0141 i 1 i 0 Bliil 0 0 HIM BIBBS Belli 1 Vsu'sn Mr A I 4 BCiwIl SnHr lk Hr'ktr Sb Hairy Ti-M mania B'knler iPirUn Brows HVounx UlUW'K S'uHryMl 1 lilM'rw rf 1 1 6 0: Alien If BOS S'drlsim lb ISIS llJnrsra IS I Fwarh ocartaton si i si i i -l Tutstf lTllA Hi Tntnl 40 IB JO 10 mil when winning run mured Balled fnr BirXonr I althlh -iih Hailed (nr Brawn In aim Bolted fur Tnuns In ninth uRnn lor Hartnett In tenth PIIMhursh JJM 010 004 Cbleana 300 110 00 Summary: Lsvamtto 1 Sehultj Vaughan Jurat Kuna batted Buhr 3 Brubaker 4 Hlanton Hack I Pemarae Allen Grimm 1 Jury Two-ha -a Jenaen Tndd Hlanlnn Trench Ilnma rune Auhr Hruhaker Uemarae Hack Hartnrtl French Dnuhla Hetman in Jurgen In Grimm I eft on haneg Plltahurgk II Chirac Hater im bnlla Hlanlnn 3 nil Hlthnlrr 3 nff Brawn 1 air Hunk 1 nff French 1 Struck nut--He French 4 by Cnrtetmi 1 nff HUmtnn I In l-l Inning: nff Hlrknfer 4 in 3 3-3 Innlnga off Brawn nnna In not Inning off Buell 4 In 1-3 Inning: nff French IB In a 1-B Inning: off Canotna 1 in 1 I -B Innlnga Hit hy pile her Hnrtneti (by Blrkmer Jenaen (by Frenchl Winning Cnrtetn Lnouix Bun Plntlll Pflrraaa and Hawaii 3:33 TO HIS Dodgers Score Third Victory In Row Over Giants GAME DECIDED IN NINTH Al Smith Walks Haaiett With Bum Hnbbell paili Again Againit Jinx Leaving inZighth By Ths Associated Pram BROOKLYN May 81 The Dodgers made It three straight over tho Giants today winning 4 to 2 at Carl Hubbell tha New York ara left-hander again failed against his Brooklyn jinx The winning run came across in the ninth Al Smith the fourth Giant pitcher of the day- walked Buddy Haaaett with the base loaded forcing Frenchy Bordaga-ray home with the tally A crowd of about 12000 scattered paper on the field during a wild ninth when the Giants tied the core by scoring two rune on a hit and three Brooklyn error Hubbell wee knocked out of the box in the eighth when the Dodgers scored three rune Joe Strlpp's double driving in two and Ingle and error accounting for the other NEW FORK I BROOKLYN abrhas1 aXrh Mnnra If 4 rf 4 1 i WJwsd lb 4 01 4'Cnmtey pf 1 i Terry 1b 3 111 6 Sirin" 4 1111 fill 0HtU lb 4 SIS Ott rf Letber ef M'eum sDavl 0'HaoorU lb 4 1 1 1 1 Taylor If 1 i 4 0 1 1' Burbr If nils fb MM niFray Bpescor sense O' Jnran Mnwlb 4 01 XBnrras Bartnll a 3 I 4 Muneo ssRIppI 1 0 0 0 0 Jnckm an 0 0 1 Hubbell 3 1 3 (Vbnrt 14041 xxLnsHt 1 4 4 4 4 Gabltr 440 mltk 0 0 0 4 4 4 3 1 1 i 4 0 1J1 lllln 4 0 1 TnUM S3 1 BOSS 111 Totals 14 4 11 IT 14 On out nrbm wlnnln tub noonB Ran for Mnneuin in ninth XX Batted fnr Bartell In ninth Batted far Cumber! In xintX New York 000 S00 3 Brooklyn 000 000 Summary: Emm Manaus Conner Munsa Fray Vyblttbend Rua balled Manaus Btrlpp 3 Haeaett 1 Two-baie Mil Be me Burdasarny Btrlpp Btalen baas Taylor Sacrifice Frey'Lelber Double ploya Muneo rray( Jordon and Harnett Uumbrrt Mancuao and Terry Left oa New Yortr 4 Brooklyn II Basel am Off Hubbeir i Oabler 1 Smith 1 Muneo By Hubbell 4 Muneo 4 Hlta Hubbell IB In taste: Humbert 1 Is 1 Gabtar nnht- In nar-fblrdi Imlth son tn non Hit by By (Lelberl: by Hubbell (Tnylnr) Ixnins Oabler Tlmplrre Bal Ian rant and Klsa 3:10 Shoemakers in Victory HUMBOLDT Tenn May A misjudged fly ball by Grammar in the seventh Inning that went for four bases and accounted for three rune today gave ODonnel! 8hoe-makers a 8 to 8 victory over Bellx Hugh Ward took over the pitching duties In the fourth and struck out nine men Scan by Bam era non nnm-s Humboldt 30 IWI 1 IHahnj and Hopper Crnddoek Ward and in foday and Dioy're building and -for Tho Commercial Appeal Soap Sox Darby Charlai Fulton ii ihown at top Jamas Rook Fulton at bottom Photo by Day GRIFFIN IN VICTORY Ex-ChHi Hurls Monnt Pleasant to Triumph at Camden CAMDEN Ark May With Clarence (Pop) Griffin farmer southpaw aca of the Memphis Chicks pitching shutout ball for even innlnga the Mount Pleasant Indiana defeated the Southern Kraftemen 10 to 2 at Cullendale Park this afternoon before 1200 fanx It waa tho most decisive defeat of the season for the locale and one of the worst defeats in recent yearx Griffin kept the nine local hits well scattered sand he pitched with ell his old-time skill end cunning Mt Pleasant 200 304 010-10 10 2 Camden 200 000 2 9 3 Griffin and Ralston Collins Reeves and Robinson TIGERS AHEAD 6-4 GREENVILLE Miss May Claybrook Tigers negro team won over Laurel Black Cato 8-4 Batteries: Tigers Doaner Mitchell end Taylor Rqdcllffe Black Cato Bell and Grace 1: ef- -t ti f- I- 5 I 1-fV: from his gruelling five-set match wih Budge yesterday end the diminutive quint who upaet Wilnter -Allison In the other elnglee match yesterday downed the California 4-6 2-6 7-8 6-4 Two elnglee matches tomorrow finish off the 'series and today America's chances of winning the aeries end taking the trip to Ku-rpe for the intrrxono lay and os-aibly the challenge round against England's holder of the coveted cup for the past thrro years seemed about 100 to 1 Quiet who displayed a brilliant resourceful brand of tennis in upselling Allison Amerlra'a champion yesterday will face the redheaded gangling Budge while Crawford gate against Allison Bjidge should and probably will heat Quist but only a mirnrulmis reversal of form -can prevent th 2ft-yenr old Crawford from beating Allison Budge Tlays Well Ths rangy Budge who eacaprd defeat by Crawford by the narrowest of margins In that tense thrlll-apteta five-setter yesterday dominated tho court during four long sets of sensational play In tho doublet today Ha carried Mako through the firat four aeta but Mako collapsed completely toward tho end and blew a lead In tha final act aa the Australians swept throukh the last five games for the match tha lead In the aeriea and a virtual aeriea victory But there waa more to the Australian triumph today than the col-laps of California' Mako Crawford and Quist demonstrated con vincingly the reeeon for their top-rank among tha world's doubles teams The pnir had beaten AIU-son and John Van Ryan the American titleholdera In tha Wimbledon champion last year and today their gama had variety change nt Sara and Some of the finest lotting aver seen at Germantown Tima and again the Americana let these teasing tosses drop only U) have them fall Juat Inside the baseline for valuable points The Americans moreover seldom lobbed and when they did their ef forts fell short and were quickly "killed" by the agile Quiet who car- I mmm rest during Tinnin Little Everybody Set? 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Starting today The Commercial Appeal radio station will havo three tn five-minute programs giving the highlights of the latest developments in tha race for boys 9 to IB-Early Maxwell sports promotion director of The Commercial Appeal will ba In charge of the program and will be nt the mike in most of the broadcasts LIGHT BOXING PROGRAM Haynes to Meet Williams nt Feature Bout NEW YORK May One of the llghteit boxing programs in many months is offered the country's ring fane next week Only two fighters who can be listed In the upper brackets are scheduled to perform Leroy Haynes Philadelphia heavyweight who defeated Prlmo Camera lost week opposes Tom Williams of New York In 10-rounder nt Washington Friday night and Weat'ey Ramey one of the leading lightweights la rarded for 10-rounder with Joey Zodda of New York nt Jersey City Tuesday night Pine Bluff Victors TINE BLUFF Ark May 81 Pina Bluff took ths openg game of the Southeast Arkansas semi-pro league from Althelmer today 16 to i kfW mm IV 8 a Phil A Halle smart new idea that well-dressed young -not over 75 are adopting I FOR EACH SUIT For $3350 you can hava a four-suit wardrobe For only $3350 you can ba cool and smartly dressed all summer long $3350 will buy you TWO cool summer suits and you can wear them as shown And you can always vary even these combinations by wearing any pair of odd slacks you may 'Ti ivj V) vF Choose any style any pattern or any color If you wish we II help you select the best -li in oesT possible combinations Come make your selections in flfef Ia EXCHANGE BUILDING rwsssKt py JMtV.