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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JULY, g. 19? 17 TiTILDEN, HUNTER BRADDOCK GETS TITLE CHANCE Bob Meusel Finishing Up His Triple In Sixth Lanky Outfielder, of Yanks Sliding Safely Into Third After Long Smash FACE GERMANS JOCKEY 13 SUSPENDED. Chicago, July 17. (A. jockey Paul Neal, leading rider In Amer- i ica this year with more than 60 victories to his credit, was set i down for three days by the stewards at Arlington Park for.

rough, riding In the sixth race yesterday. Neal, who rode the winner in threa successive races, had the mount on Machete in the sixth race, bringing; his horse In ahead after a rouxis journey. BIRCH HILLS GOLFERS LOSE Meadowbrook Country club defeated Birch Hills golfers In an Inter-club match at Meadowbrook yesterday, scoring points to 39'4 for their opponents. C. L.

Rugg, of Meadowbrook, turned In the lowest card of the day when he went around in 76. Veterans Picked to Represent United States in Davis Cup Singles. jS'ew Jersey Boxer Conceded Good Prospects of Beating Loughran Tonight. AMERICA'S LARGEST SHOE STORE closes at I o'clock Saturday, during July and Augu.it. Van Ryn and Allison Chosen 1 for Doubles Against Prenn and Moldenhauer.

Berlin, July 17. (A While Germany rested all its hopes in the I hands of its young sensations, Daniel Prenn and Hans Molden- hauer, the United States tonight definitely selected Bill Tilden and I frank Hunter to play the singles and Wllmer Allison and John Van Ryn the doubles in the inter-zone Davis cup tennis final against the Germans this week-end. Discarding the doubles combination of Heinz Landmann and Hein-rich Kleinschroth which lost in the series with England, the German strategists sprang a surprise by naming Prenn and Moldenhauer to carry the burden In doubles as well as singles, when the exact lineups were announced tonight, a day earlier than had been expected. Hunter Meets Prenn. As a result of the draw made Immediately after the lineups were announced.

Tilden Is paired with Moldenhauer for the opening singles match on Friday while Hunter faces Prenn, considered the more formidable of the Germans because of his two victories in the matches vis' --i 4 Distance of 15 Rounds Favors Youthful, Stronger Challenger. New York, July 17. (A. Jersey Jimmy Braddock, to whom not jo long ago a crossing of the Hudson river was- as much of an event as a crossing of the Atlantic to a globe trotter, will ferry over in style tomorrow night to flpht a fellow Irishman. Tommy Loughran, for the light heavyweight championship of the world.

It seems just a short while ago that youthful Jimmy, his handlers In big-lettered Jersies 'of emerald green, confined the exercise of his potent right hand to the battling Jjre.is of Newark and Jersey City. But suddenly new fistic worlds opened up. Braddock stopped the wild charge of Tuffy Griffiths, highly touted westerner, at Madison Square Garden, then knocked out Jimmy Slat-tery and projected himself quickly Into the spotlight. By more than a few critics, the 23-year-old Jersey-man will be conceded a good chance to tap the elusive chin of Champion Loughran tomorrow evening and lift the crown. Distance Favors Braddock.

The fight is for 15 rounds to a decision. The distance should favor Braddock, who Is a natural light heavyweight and not handicapped, as is Loughran, by the effort of training down to the 175-pound limit. Although he probably will enter the ring a slight favorite at nrtrts of 6 to 5, the champion will need all his boxing skill and speed to offset the attack of the rugged, hard-hitting youngster from across the river. Braddock has Improved rapidly within the past year, under clever handling, while Loughran has demonstrated consistently that he Is no longer at his best at the light Pre-Inventory Sale! MEN'S GOLF and SPORT SHOES 7 i ir- 4- witn England. On Saturday Allison and Van Ryn will tackle Prenn and Moldenhauer in doubles while on Sunday the first dav's pairings will be reversed with Tilden meeting Preen and Hunter opposing Moldenhauer.

Tomorrow the main courts of the Red-White club, where the battle Is to be staged, will be given a rest, and whatever practice takes place will be on secondary courts nearby. Youths Beat Veterans. In this afternoon's practice Tilden and Hunter were lven a bad beating In doubles by Van Ryn and Allison, 6-4, 6-2, despite the fact that the two veterans slumbered In hotel beds last night while the youngsters from New Jersey heavyweight limit. He admits this himself, while also predicting that he will easily outbox his slower $C90 CITY NET MEET DRAWS BIG ENTRY and comparatively inexperienced mm opponent. whom the Philadelphlan Is often likened in fighting style and temperament.

So long as he has held the 175-pound crown, Loughram has been barred from much activity among the full-fledged heavies. Training Finished. Both figniers packed up their training togs today, leaving tonight for New York Braddock from White Sulphur Springs and Lough ran from his camp at Hoosick Falls. They will weight in tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The fight Is scheduled for 10 p.

m. eastern daylight time. Madison Square Garden's box office today reported a sudden boom in ticket business, after a period of considerably apathy on the part of the fight public. The gate receipts, If Lougran should lose the title, It will not be surprising to see him Immediately enter the quest for the heavyweight championship relinquished by Gene Tunney, to however, are not expected to go beyond $100,000 for the show, Forty Players Already Registered for Tourney. Entries received to date In the eighth annual men's municipal tennis tournament tor city championship on the Belle Isle courts starting Saturday total 40 players in singles and 10 teams in the doubles which is for the benefit of the hospital fund of the home of the Daughters of Jacob at prices rang ana i exas nad Been in sleeping cars the last two nights on their way to Eerlin from Barcelona.

Two or three hundred Berliner watched the practice, tome of the spectators dressed only In bathing suits. A hundred yards or so down a grassy slope from the court is a pond which, being In a cmc section Formerly to StSO I AT an opportunity for saving! Golf shoes, sport oxfords, country club and street styles! Fyfe quality oxfords taken from our regular stocks and greatly reduced in price to lower them before inventory. ing from $2 to $15. The crowdis not likely to exceed 25,000. matches, lists in the latter being fea Minor League Standings tured by several new combinations.

Ralph Burkheiser and Henry Hendricks, 1928 men's municipal doubles champions, have split and will not defend their title, Burk or weaiiny west end. Is called a lake, and in hat pond or lake was many a splashing man or maid. On the hillside were many more taking sun baths, which nowhere are more popular than in Germany. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Pet.

Pet. Kan. City. 5 2S 671 T-oulsvIM. 40 .471 heiser being paired with David Develin and Hendricks with Harry Petrowsk! as the outstanding new Mens Oxfords Formerly to $12.00 $g90 Mens Oxfords Formerly to SIS MO $J90 St.

S( 35 50 .4.12 doubles combination. Others in Benny Friedman To Lead Giants clude Curt Tree and Harry Wrob-bel, Nick Garcia and Al Jacson. Winner of the singles matches and winning team of the doubles MAIN' FLOOR Wl 37 J75 Tolclo 32 52 India twin 42 45 43 Mllwaukit. 12 64 .772 Wednesday's Results. TndlannimHa 1-0.

St. Paul 2-1J. Toledo 7-0, Kannni City ff-l rolumtiua 10, Mllwaukoa 8. Louiavllla 5. MlntiPflnolis 2.

Thursday's Games. TolMo at Knnivii City. Columhus at Milwaukee. Indianapolis at Ht. Paul.

Louisville at Mtnnenuolls. Sale Ends Saturday at I o'Clock will represent Detroit at the national men's municipal tournament at Buffalo August 19-24. Entries close Friday night at the department of recreation, conducting the New York, July 17. Benny Friedman, former University of Michigan gridiron hero and one of professional football's outstanding stars for the pattt two seasons, will perform at the Polo grounds this fall In the uniform of the New York Giants. 5tQe.

tourney, when first round pairings will be drawn by Harry Eikhoff, municipal tennis director. ETROIT-You Are Tim Mara announced the su INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Pet. Pet. Pm liPiter.

58 36 Bnlllmora tt 45 .505 TWILIGHT LEAGUE Turonto 6145 .511 43 44 .491 quisiUon of the spectacular Jewish backfleld are today. In 1927 Benny ran his own team In Cleveland and last season piloted the Detroit eleven. 4P 47 ttumtlo 46 49 44 47 46 .506 Jersey City 12 60 AJS Wednesday's Results. WOODWARD and ADAMS MonroR Sttort Shop 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 it II Vlauhoii 0 0 1111 2 ft 12 1 John ton. Mrtrevtti ami Ivinery.

Uhuii: Newark I I 1 I I I I 2 10 14 1 UutMlo 0 621004010 17 2 Wwltern, K-jloff and Jone. I'ruett. H.irv anrt Klih mnn ttkiff- Parnea, Faulknar and Urban, John Barnea, Jenkins. Kt'ona snma-Newark 06000 1111 Buffalo 0 1 0 1 1 a 2 Huh and Hklff; OKdtn and names. Jersey 0 0 0 2 1 Mnntreal 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Hhodea, rjonuld Millar and Haad: llojrsett and I'mIv.

Kaltlmnra ....1 0 10 1 0 i 3 10 1 Hrx heMer ....0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 47 II 2 erta and Bool: Carleton. Lit tlejohn and Florence. Heading: uoottfi so 7 I IN I To Caille's 1 st Annual OutboardMotor EXHIBITION Toronto 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 V-2 7 1 rowler and Grace: Fisher. Cantrell. Pan and Hunirllne.

Herond aame Readme: 1 0 0 1 01 I 2 Toronto 0 0 0 2 1 0 4 I 1 l.autenbaeher, Rlryker and Grace: Sam uels and Alnsmlth. (Keven lnninaa bv agreement.) Thursdays Games. Newark nt Buffalo. Jersey City at Montreal. Keadina at Toronto.

Baltimore at Rochester. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Richards Oakland Indlanapolla .00112011 0-1 17 i gt. t'aui zoeooeen 2 3 Penner and ttnrlna: Harris. Zumbro and Fenner.

Second same entire stock of Indian pis 00000000 04! St. Paul ....440160 II Boone. Tenchout. tueece and Kiddle: CHmiili and Hare-rave. Toledo 000061110 11 km City 0001000 17 13 2 Kliinaenenip.

)ovle and HnywortD: iiav. Tlorna. Peters and Angtey. (MK-ond same Toledo 0 600 00 1 2 AN EVENT COMMEMORATING THE OPENING OF AMERICA'S LARGEST AND FINEST OUT-BOARD MOTOR SHOWROOM Kin City ....0 0 0 1 -J I 1 Wtnaard Old Hnvls and Peters 0 tiul.v 0 0 0 0 1 0 I 3 6 14 0 ...0 10000001 02 12 I William, and Idlddletun. Buck COS eye and Kenna.

Coll.ua 110 14 I JIJ .1 I I I I I I t-IIM Johnson, winters, SysoliK. K'mner and Shinault; Kyan, Gearing and McMenemy. offered in Great Clearance SOtTIURN ASSOCIATION. MoMle 4 0 1 tl 1 New Orleans. 101030 -7 11 I Grlftin and Moore; Fuhr.

Brown and Anderson. Hecond came Mobile 1 1 3 1-10 3 New Orleans 0 1 2 3 6 0 0- 6 61 Harmon. Morton and Moure; Karr, Johnson end Mondino. Memphis 0 1 0 1 0 0 03 Chtiunoom 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 -4 I 1 May and Devornier: Beck and B-ock. Blrmlnaiiain ..0 0 2 0 0 0 0 11 3 Atlanta 0 00106 0-1 71 Ludoiph und Gil-son: Klefer and lopez.

Everybody is discussing and praising Caille's beautiful new showroom and Caille's marvelous exhibition of Outboard Motors and Boats! Thousands have seen them. Thousands will come today. All Detroit will soon know, that Caille has made a master stroke in Outboard Motor and Boat displays. 9 different Caille motors, one for every purpose 7 types of boats, in the most striking colors and designs truly a presentation that should prompt you to attend without delay! PACIFIC COAST LEAGt E. rlit Same-Missions 16 Seattle 14 Never.

MHjuaid and Baldwin; Kalllo and Kteine. ke. Serond game Mlsaions 1 1 battle 72 faster. Knott and Brenael; Junanskl and Steinecke. First name Hollywood 1 porii.m.l 11 2 W'etrel.

Jones and Bssaler, Sypher; Ches-terfleld. and WoodalL. tec.nd game ffol'ywond If Portla-d 1 1 itteren Innings hy agrrement I Marty and Srpbei; Saidet. McLwaald and a- rtarramentn 1 San Franc ere 11 Finn, Uidlirk and Koehler; latvi and Reed. ieknn4 I Ism Argeles I 1 1 MrKvov.

Hurst and Read. Lotnbardi; Baernt and Sandberg. See Announcement in Saturday's Papers A I EASTERN LEAGUE. flrtrret 4. AlbsnT Pr-'lence 2-0.

Pn.lretport 1-7. Plttsfle 0-7. Hartford 1JL New Haeea -i. Allentowa 1-11 WESTERN LEAGUE. WleWta 7.

dklaVeena Clt 1 Tulsa 6 4. Totka 4-2. iisnln-I'vMs, rln. 1S1 Maine 7. Invee 1.

THREE-EVE LEAGtE. Pewete Ferlnseld Kvansvttle 6. T-re Heute I 1 ctur 6. I 4. Beweanctow a.

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