Pip rw 'reisrw w.vnrr r rmjn ''vlM' .rfl' if W,-' .K.'.UM'is.l," vT-rr; : vl'-.. fTTJ . ."WC't. "(V TV J' - . .v 'WUfTVf rJ"i ''.v.iawi Vfi"AV K'.lJ J?' t n- ' ("j-W i. t v1;' . " w& ri.i..r ' j r v v. b' i T rffc 7 ' EVMNINtt 'PtBLit). LBDEHffliMMi.:'MO fctONtfAfftfr HlJtgMHliittiL v 1 .V.r i JL(MI- r - ' i " , Superior Teamwork Wen for Anzacs in Davis Cup Doubles i Affi STILL HAVE CHANCE FOR TROPHY Victory in BethSingles Is Nec t essary for Australia te Win Davis Cup CLIMAX COMES TOMORROW Postpone Davis Cup Tennis Until Tomorrow. ,-ercsl Hills N. V.. Kept. -I. The te IiikW mntrlics sehctliileil ' tlilM afternoon hi the David Cup crmprlllluii were peMpni.ed because Z rain. .TuUnii K. Myrlck. presl presl dent'ef Uip rull Stn(es Knwn Ton Ten " lAMimi. niiimiinrril shortly i" DONOR OF THE DAVIS CUP .. . . . . before u""- The matches will be. plated tnmmrevv. ,lv WH.MAM T. Tll.HKN. 2.1 " ,iillan.il Tennia t "i"" New Yerk. N. V.. Sept. -1. AUSTKAI.IA sained a point en Aiiirrici In Hip cbalfcnce round of Ihp Davis Cup nintrhe.s.at Ferest Hills llMi C.t.. Patterson and nl't O'ltiira W-SmJ. l'lnlnR frnsiillonel tennis, nriimpffl "" American national cham pion. Vinernt Klchartls and m.vscir. V.4. (Ml. " ,, llV tiitm- of (Ills victory. Australia till h.-iJi n chance te call) I lip coveted trnnliv bv vv limine betb "lucle matches tomorrow. Knln ra.ise.l "'Pn''lVpne. inrnt of lbe I'!'"' t,"'"'V- Npv,n 1,n Ifncf'l tetitu iliut plnyed better tennis tlmn did I'Jitl t-eh iinjl Pat W nod en Siltnc'.'i'. I' "!'s " ceitilctc reversal from the nniumnl doubles lin.'il in l.iw trn MM l. Kli'bnrds Mini I .were rit " -oed lis we wtrc tlien. but llle wim cleus pl.t.v of flu Australians wiielT'.ed nx in n'l department. Vn-tralln wen the tns- anil these cr-viie wllli Patterson en Hie line. The Amiprel-mm started slowly nnd we Mined en our eiilv advantage of the (1st win'" we- broke I 'lit Weed's de llrVr.v i" the third camp and wen RirlianN for "! b'l'K '"'ur advantace rrrnnl vl.nrt lived. f(r the Aiistialian kreUmj erlce and then drew een te S-ftll. iier ngain ielliifiilshins the enmmnn 1. ClMii-Cut Vlrlery Tlieie I- little in .ny about the n( tual pln of the snine n they were iceled flTl) the Aii'.trnlinii slarv. 'I he D.nNj f'up (linllcimers were iiiarveleu.. Itirli nrtK ami I were a geed a we weie allevcil In be. It was net a r:i-c of an off il.ii fur ii".. but a i lean eut icterj of n mperier team. ' 'Hie Aii'-lialiaii-. lencent rated their allnd. (ii Kii'JianK from the epeninn cniie. Thi'j cut me out of the piny at I all tirm'.". te pound Vineie, 'he YenkerS li I:ht(I lit 4 liiiiinhsible tasK with coo n'i nnd (eurntfe. bin net even jteniu i 11 I'dpe with .ueli brilllatiey as wn shown by l'atler'en ami Weed. There was little te ohese between the AiHinllmi plnjerx. The point Tere neus Weed the etitttandius; tiKiire. kw . a -" 7y-ykkkkw "mi,i. ',' W' Bk TaaB - i i. "tm v "WLudiaBKjaaaaaaK ' nnnmum IIBkkkkr - ' ''kkkkkkkkvl'' 'kkkHlkkkkBkkWikH W9m-'-:'immmmmmmmmmmWL mmmwmwmmmwmwmWii EBJMr ,ft HrfllaakS Kl klkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkB ."', - ---J&-SkWIWWHMkfW wBJkkkkVP!Mkkkkkkkkkkmf ' kkkkkkkkH lkkBlkMaBkkkkkkkkkkkkwflkikkkkkkkkkV VmWmmmmWmSmmWgmmmmmmmmmmAm BALL BOYS START WORK AT MANHEIM Training Begins for Service in National Tennis Tourney at Germantown Cricket Club Heme-Run Hitters in Yesterday's Games llornelir. rnriUnnld Mllllmtn. I'lillllrx Mruul. 4llnnt . . Onnriin. Rnl , , . lllRhrr, I'lriitte , lMpr- ,triien' . . s i 1 .. 1 .. I .. 1 20 14 ft LEMIVK TOTALS TO DATE 1952 Amfrlcan Tniciie NntUin.il lniw . Tnl 431 R83 1071 401 4lt Tlin t.KAIIKKS TO DATE AmprltJin Iarue Wnlkrr. AUilrtlrn Ullllnnm. Drawn Kilt Ii, lnnkr- . Ilrllnmnn, Tkrr Miller. Alhli-lle Mrii'fl. nnkrf Knlk. Hlille Het Itulh ene junr nne SO Nntlenal Innaf tlarnli.r, (nrdlnnl William, riillllr Kellr. dlant Mruarl. (Ilant 1. I'hltlle rlmf Culm Whtttt. Kehln Alnnmlth. 'nrllnnla Ruxsrll. I'lratf 33 32 3 31 in IS Vi 3t 20 14 14 14 13 IS 13 13 jCLUB BEEHIVE 'OF ACTIVITY i - i The tournament .preliminary e Ibe f national shinies- tentii elianipieiiHhlps. , whlfli Htiut at the fiermantewn Crlrket i Club en Friday, will begin at Manlielin today when the ball bejH put en their.) annual eyhlbltien in an elTert te be ..elpetrd te t-erve In the title cventc. t Have j ou noticed In tiny of the ( matebes at Manhclln b'ew tpiiekly the balls are snooped up when they diep. IntQ the net or bounce eilt of bounds? When n plajer net's the ball n boy dnrtH speedily from the sidelines, dives fnrthe pill nnd dnshes te the ether ' fide of the miirt. or when the sphere sheets off the plnylnp territory an other lad peuuies en It and returns It te the seuices of supply. i Tt takei lone hours of tedious train- ' i IliK te reach the boys Inte eflirlent work I in the D.-nis flip i-iiallriiee round lin nnd tills lalier will start tins tnernine. ' adiled te the nitcrcn el the nationals, HOME lll'NS 1031 Ainirlriiii l.encne ... . 4.T Niitlennl I.im t nr 460 Total 03J ,.,,,,.,,. I fndTnoeil k Underwoerl Ilwiclil I)als. of hi. Iiuls. who ptil up (he new famous International Icnnls trophy, was a member, with llolcembo Ward, of New Yerk, of Iho first Culled Stales learn le play for Ibe cup. This pair en .Saturday wen (lie national clcrans' doubles rhamplenshlp at Ferest Hills MYSTERY IN GOLF INVADERS Beth English Linksmen and 1020, nor within four of It ,-it Oitkment the prpi'pillne year. This Is (he second time since the war ilns that n I'hlbidelphlnii has come threiich with particularly pallant self in the nnr.llf.vliiK leiind. Tall Paul (Tewksbury. of Aretiliulnk. and Ocorsje l Ileffner. of Kala. were bleb with the leiulersjti the tlrst half of the cniallfjlni: heat in llilJi. lewksbuiy. It will be remembered finished t-piend, only te lie American I beaten out n the ceceiid leiind of match piny ny oeiiy riait FAILURE Soienlj boys, niiiRluit from len te seieiitcen years, tall boys, lean hej, short be.vs and fat boys, all kinds, have i rillllitnnrnil fnp m.tlnll. it uilt till Ihn survival of tlie swiftest. The speedyi silent workers will cet the nsslcnments and the choice plum of the tournament will be work en the center courts within the Inclesurc. This prize will pe le the best of the squad. The (ieimnntewn Cricket Club is a lirelihe of activity,.-- J he ceurls rfie! KcttluK their linal touches of prepared lies, the carpenters arc Imsteulnc their work en the marquee wlicic the ne.vs pnpeimeii nnd ellicials will be quar tered, the locker looms are .irttin;; .ill washed up for the occasion nnd t lie viii Ions supplies aie bcinc nsserlid fi i the iimpiic' eluiirs nnd dressing i-,eni. It is cxpreled that some of the bis stars of the tennis world will pr.ictlci Usually Fall ' That was a Philadelphia enr if nnv nt Mnnhelni Wednesday. A number of nnd the ndwinie snle of ticketK ceuti.iitrs Inrge dailj .Tudglnc fiem the pabllc salt: nt Heppe's, 111(1 Chestnut street, the crowd this jeur durlns tennis week will be a jecerd one. sjerie.s tickets, which rail for- a reserved scat during eery day of the tournament, arc selllns for ?0. SIliRle-dny tickets will seil for S2 until the fcml-finals, when 5 will be charRcd. Colgate Starts Practice Sept. 21 Hamilton. N. ?r I Kectlull prar-' rlrn of re'.anl 111 Hart m th eprnlnB of rolleKK S'ntemliT 31 iUr- Dltk llnrtew thn former IVnn 'lam mentor, la In rhurc- ' tinder a contract Hiat reera at ls u ni.s iar r.rleil. and hi' 1 1ll hac n hip ihCf nlna rinbert N Het rMnan. w he lia rrenl hla worth liv the tem h" liullt at l.nfa-lt1- and town. ,mal In r'tcnt irara. N in Foreign Climes GREER'S SPLENDID ever was. ler nait ami HeRncr carried the Quaker ( Ity colors fin. llelTnet' Is back iikiiIii srekliiR honors, but Weedy, laid low b.i the heal prostration' uinpi suffered at l'lne Yalley. has had te per- "v"'" nut the riatl riinrj te lie c an lei his brother .Ininirr. Iliem will lake lit the linals of the U.ivls Cup at I'ei est Hills lonierrow, but en WYilnesd.ij the lava' Ien will start and from then en the inllux of tennis talent will increase, (tup hundred nnd (wentj three arc entered for the tourney. The Kreat showing of the Australian i Vacancies In Cage Circuit Th Philadelphia Atnaftir IiHakeibill f.'aBite, whlili enJeYeil a lucceseful mxm Inst ear. hi liin rferaiilzed and atnenn tha HPPllcint for franchise are Qimk'r I.uij and AiUecata . A . numi which ha fat m-n and reed folio Inss. ThTa at ecral vacanrl' for applicant ullh honi heni honi fteora. Addre (.'. r..incnew . 3(107 "erth American airri;i. Tin: thre " i It if of form 'rocs sreplnc ' ireuch the dark nnd in.s(erleii path of (he unknown senn-hliiR for a reason whv e ninny Rreat Relfets flivver when tliej tee off en foreign soil. Here conies KeRcr Wcthercd. create! of Knglish nninteuis nnd n inednlisi who ' has few eipials. lirreiiig aeiess deep water (e show the Auieiicntis a few things about lie;v "elf should be plnjed. Weihered stands en a par with our most brilliant luminaries Hebby Jenes and ('lib I. vans but be has been play- lmt lie cetti i,iL!lng peer golf sinccettii)g the soil of "IS i'...., . 1 1.1. .!., L lli'jp Miuir unili'l ins i-ii-iur. I.nst week he failed le.qu.ilifj in the imitation tournament eier tlie national links, whete a ghastly 10 en the eight eenth hole put lilin out of the running. .-. .... I . ,, .. !.l. .. .11 I -. ... .. . i in ni in t.v I ii ii null I i ill i- . nil. rait item i ins luacements were made " . " "re V,. . (i. .,, nruii,ln I (Iff mi. l.Mllllis- nf 1iillni.ann'u fnn. nn i"m.k '- ' in-(,". v : ' J " ..-.--... . iw. . .... ,,., het Hie wnild's (hnm)ileii. I'ntlersen. .i nt his best, ills nmrebms over ever taut crashed through e(r ceuit. 'cirry ln; our di fense te pieces. His service was nlwnjs eft'ectivc, but it was his remarkable letiirn of sen Ice", fust nnd low te the ndMineing server that alwajs hnl us In trouble. I'at Weed was equally great. lie. ten. relumed sen ice' with n certainty that iicu'i- .illeweil ns le'haie a rwil ifi.iine f,,i a winning miIIc.v. The out -'taiidiug fc iitiii-i of his piny was the lnaiieiui inilii'lpnilen of lmts tlmt nl 1'hmiI him te st,.p nn, cut off ninin Of IIUI III' t ii'ltu n. It nn pctfi'i'i ileiilili'. (hut I'atier .'(iniiml Weed she-v.'il. uii'l thelc victory Is Jinn nf ib'.ir nii'iit. In no pess)r ". i .in lib bards iiml linl the ni'Iiiie-i ntivei, for our i efi-nt cnurae It will be remenibered iluit in 10-1 Wethered and Cyril Tellcv. backed by the long shots of Lord Climb's Hepe, failed even te qunllfj in the amateur teurnnmi'iit ever (lie Kngiiiccis' Club links. And this Is tr.iRcily. for there can be no question but that Wethered if one of the finest golfer In all the w ei Id when be Is en bis game. Just new he Is disRiisted and blue ever bis American showing, nnd yes terday he said: "I'd just as seen watch this tournament ns play In it Amerlra's Failures The slip of Hritish star under Amer ican skies Is mil t!i" en! mnllT ih.it need explanation. Our grrale't links men hne fallen .iuM as beinlh when ihey Ired the fnl'Tin "f 'Id KiikIiiihI. i:i.iiiii down fie 1M i.f Auicrii'iin ami ini ATLANTIC Gaselin e is et''rr ' cempetlihp eflerts In rugland. n n" will see where sue b cracks ns icnins je.ir Ann rir.i. J l, ,"" "! Ills 1101111 le piYxime auicst i,p t,r slllln ls Kmiti , nil """ "1.11' ' ,m,llr as "' I've w (lie aim.ils of tennis liiMei- for man I year AnderMiu. tee, ronent win ii the It .. Ill . " Hill V f'Jl rn nt .. i... .,.:...! is a iIiiurpieiis up lakes in ('highest nnd iklm, I,.. ...... "' ","" " .11)11(1- !yn. "", ,,,,l(,' "1 " fate Ander 'bul'',,'"'"1!,- ,' 1"',,v,' Anii'ii,,, wi; uip. hK, ' an pr i th. mn,- . n.eiu ,,milli ., ,,, us,,,,,,.,. M'nurtus toinenow tM.'u": ".."" "e sim.d against mk !i f-ai I...V I' !"' ' !""' U' ' I'l'iJ'-'l ( , "HOW I "lour i..t , (lu ' '"l"! iolllellow! lwriBdf, fii I Ivliew thai in ( lii un- vl,.,i.i lill I c (till ei .un' bit I'nbl c l.tdacr Ca npanj in.in in, Mipul.niu' tennis e! the An- ..m,'.,. ,.,Pe such cracks ns Kians iiP'idr.'ill' r fr..,..L mwl lliiimM hap lieen ri .. .ill en. 1 jl 1 I 1 ill i 'iiiii t ..-. -..., minnow will ic t he c iin.iv nf the L '.... i... t...iifV...i,,i i.lnpis l,-Le i , ,. ., ,. :" iirnieii in in. un. i . n. i ,...,...- I he Ii.iiMs up is nt stake, Turbs. Hodg'en. Allen nnd (trabnm. , Australia. I. -,, ..III scp where llehbv .Inncs. whose. Jeliavtiiii is. ln(frsen speip In chnmileiiship teurnnnients in rialili's. A Melen for the fin mi r .in.! ' ""' . .. '0 et.p , s.,f(. fin Anictica Should " uil "" ''r0lll,, ' ,Jr.axT tlie killir win then ihe liepln ilcncnds i beaten in the ici tirt leiind at hind ' I he oiil.enic f ihc mnl cli'iu wlilc'i I w"'h '" ,,l0!,: "" ,U" sr" cb'netis i . i.O. Aadiis,Mi and I will m'ei Itlr dark McDermott. a rhilad-lphia l'attiis,,,, lN ,,, ,i ,,,..'..,,, j i I hey. who iwlcc wen the 1 lilted htntcs ftaniNwiil, l,M,,r; t t," ,i ,., . I'l'en. carding n W nt Sandwich nine '"ill'lil le the last ,,.,. .lohlMeii V. JW "K"' ","1 "l"l"e 0W.'1I! !",r,1"lllf'J : pjualli tioieil ,, l,i' ,i,x ;.!'.. .ou will sec the n-ai st 1 left by the . - '" ! .'...,. . ,. 1. !..! II.... Ii.Ia American neuticic in hu.hii-. There must be a leasnii. but the Ricatpst students of the game have failed te place their finger: en itjet. The lute Lord Nerthellffp nttrlbuted It te ell mate, but climatic ondltiens don't seem te cover the matter. There is n deeper one than that, nnd some day It may be found out. The Oilier Knglishmni In their plni in this ceunti the in vaders h.ue been nipped, iisuall. b Hiking one bid hole, Wethered had h 1(1 en I be liglitcenih nt ihe Niilienal links, ('. V I. Iloeniaii uiiighi a H en the elcicnth hole Satiiidai, .nnd llunler Mini H.iiaI'i c.ich dienped a 7 i into their s, eie cinl-. That sort of thing will gel by in iniilih phi, but ii is ruinous ler nil one In un diil loinpclltlen. I The greatest shot I lint has been made I in (he amateur se far, and one thai i will pielmbly net be duplicated, was nindp n i yru loney, ine cirniug ueno uene iiieth of t'lP 1'iirIIhIi teitm. On tlie eleventh bole, which covers a spnn of .ii.' lards, the burl Knglish 'mini tore off one of his tenlfic swipes 1 from llu tee a drive (hat iiirried close i i le :iO() mills. Hut It caine te rest In a K ilipp lie. wlieic he was fencd le take' j his stance with one feet eighteen inches above tlie ether and icsjlng en a slope. Theic Is M'aivel) one golfer in a thousand who, uuib'r rimll.ir conditions, would net I wive pla.vid It sate. Hut .Tellcv, with hlh wilsts of steil nnd heart of a gladliuer. took mil bis spoon 'and let llj. I sing a spoon Jrem a. i UUP lie ami ever a menacing ntinnt-r Is a lent ie snnue uic nerves e- anj golfer, bii. Telle.v did 1 and In ought hU ball te rest en the green. That pxhlbltlen of nerve was Ihe finest ever seen. Hals Off (e (irrer Whether or net Mincus Creer. th' buily l.liineich lad. wins the title of nmateur champion of ihe Cnitcd Slate. ht accomplished a feat en Saturda.v that will chcili up his n.Ulii' Willi the great phjeis of the iar. Ills 7- en ihe llreiikliiu roil i -.0 was a beaut, and but for his falluie te sink a six-feet putt en (he elghticnth he would h.ue tied Heb (iurdiuT for the medal. Sheeting ii "-' niiMiiH pretty nearly perfect golf. It was Uttered only three timer last jcar at St. Leuis, when Rudy Knepper lmd a 70 In both the preliminary and qualifying reuudu, and Oulinet n 00 in .the first half of thn iiuellfylng. Ne ene came within three stroked of it en the engineers' ceurse in I " . 4 Dependable Pitman Desires te Travel 1'hTd enn'.'V'.', '"""""' "m ha just fir- '" I'hiI ,k ',.. nd r,a" 'Icfeuicd nearly nil nil ilf tr rh l'''"" want te travel ' "ill .l",ilnimcJ,Vi1,h 'v'r lc?-,llns '""' ttn -N. j. Addieas .Mu Knteri!, I'll. New One-Mile Aute Recerd ' Allen- 'eu'"",.'" ,', JJaimhilnlil !'. Mwetni , Mlnn clllvliis- hla Wlecon Wlecen 4' -'-.I K.,,n dV c "'" wild a ti'ienl of J?-mile ,,V" ni,,"r. n", """i'"lll' ever a " '"s Vu ', tun v at tli.. Miinianin rcTJ.f til S,."J"'I'" lie III I.I llu funiK! r l c I h 'cund. cceiys for Last Week In the Majer Leagues .The wail's record in rnrli IcaSue . (her r.,Vl"M''1' " "' '"t. t- Me,"' n,MS' ,,M. """. men 5 is ; 7 ,1",,nR ",,,M ' ' " is as f0(ms; "iiaiji N M:A(i, ,. 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Cleth Suits for Women flOjr A A and Misses DO.UU That Were J te $50 Peiret Twill and Tricetine suits in geed-looking tailored models. $29.75 Cleth Suits for Women That Were $55 te $65 Handsome hnnJ-tailered models of high grade TriceMne and Peiiet Twill, featuring the fashionable length coats. Medium-Weight Fail Coats for Juniors & Girls Werth $10 te $15 Pole Coats, Velour and Novelty models for wear late in the fall. $3.95 Fabrics. Sizes 8 te 16 years. Middy Blouses for Women, HCk Misses and Girls v Thai Were $2.00 Of Lonsdale Jean, Jean, Blue Galatea and Itamie. $15.00 Coats for Women and Misses That Were $25 te $35 Sports Coats of tan coatings, also Conerv Cenerv athe models of Triectine, Honingbenc and Tweed. Sonic plaid capes in the let. Sports Coats for Women &) Q and Misses D6VO That Were $5 Geed-looking Jersey speits coats, tuxedo style and belted. Alse a number of sleeveless Jersey speits coats in the let. Sample Silk Dresses for IQ QT Juniors and Girls iDV.UO Werth SI 8.50 te $22.50 C'snten Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Weel Crepe ami French Serge Frecks in new full styles. .Sues 8 te 16 years. $5.95 Women's Cleth Sports Skirts That Were $4.00 Bex-pleated models in serge worsteds, in plaids and stripes, blue and green colorings. $1.95 and velour Brown, tan, Sample Silk Dresses for Girls Werth $12 JO te $15 Taffeta, French Serge, Weel Ciepe. Crepe d" Chine, Canten Crepe and Velct di esses all smart new fall models. Sizes (! te It ears. Summer Girls Dresses for $1.50 That Were $1 and $5 Charming Normandie Voile, Organdie and Figured Voile frocks. Sizes 6 te It years. b'. "N3 -"XjS Second Fleer Buy Frem Specialists and KNOW They're Right Snellenburg's Students9 Suits WITH LONG TROUSERS for Fall Are the Finest Ever Offered the People of Philadelphia at $ 1 9.50 te All of them are offered te you en our maker-te-wearer ba.sis, which means a saing te you of at leas.t 25', from what the same grades would cost elsewhere. $30 Many With Twe Pairs of Trousers And All in Sizes 14 te 20 Years f j) PP In our factory at Biead and Wallace Streets we base a department that specializes in tile making of clothing for the jeung fellow of 11 te -JO yeai u The desisnei and taileis who laluen these "Student Clethes" knew hew te put youthful snap and vigor into the lines, knew hew' te impart a smart, manly appearance te the gnrmtMits, know knew know hew te put into them the sort of workmanship which assures perfect fit, correcttyle and unsur We illustrate one of th new models fall. OS!.C2tina There arc mdiiy ethers equally attractive. N. SNELLENBURG & CO parsed service. They'ie the seit of clothes a young chap is proud te wear and his paients are proud te have him weai. And because you buy them dnectlv from the makers when you buy of u, you get these fiplen did clothes with all the middleman's profit Himi nated, vvlmli means n saing te you of 25 te m i st """t1 nleun'l 'd make compaiisen and .VOU il be a.steill.shed te find hew much innrn vm. can get for yeui money hoie than any where else. Oil) acsigncrs Have brought out for the SiNLLLEHaURflS Third Fleer C' II Si M m ,!l J 4 m iiJ JP .V ,-" .fiki,y, "' 1 rfifaftaassM. i , ,l ,.
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