London, July 1.
The British heavyweight champion Tommy Farr now suddenly threatens to withdraw from the planned world championship bout against the German Max Schmeling but to fight Joe Louis instead.
In a statement to the press, Farr's manager Ted Broadribb declared that Farr was indignant because the promoter Kritchly had offered him only £7,500—while Schmeling should get twice as much, Boxing circles here express considerable astonishment that these declarations by Farr ahd his manager were made shortly after the British boxing authorities had officially reccognised the Schmeling-Farr fight as world championship match.—Trans-Ocean. both being accurate on the fairways. Lacey'had bad luck with his approach shot at the 15th after a lengthy drive, allowing his opponent to draw up. The Briton made a great effort at the last hole for a half, but he just failed to hole out with a, chip shot. Picard $4444454449444354 Lacy 45345443543544354
Sarazen v. Allis New York Yankees Stretch ped to Four Games New York, June 30.
For the second time in as many days, the Chicago Cubs to-day trimmed the St, Louis Cardinals at St Louis and held their slim lead in the spirited National League Pennant The Cubs needed the victory, as the second-place New York Giants trounced the Phillies with ease. Had the Chicagoans lost, the New Yorkers would have snatched the lead. As it was, the Cubs remained one-half game ahead As the game opened at St. Louis, each team's batters were faced by a former team-mate. LeRoy "Bud" Parmelee, mainstay of the Cardinal hurling staff last year, went to the mound for the Cubs to-day, and Lon Warneke, former idol of the Cubs, started pitching for St. Louis. Neither man stayed, however, the Cubs using three relief pitchers and the Cardinals two.
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