The Anglo-American team although slightly weaker, according to the handicap, are nevertheless a more balanced team and each player is assigned to his favourite position. W. H. Allman gave a good account of himself in the "Fourth of July" match and in other minor matches as the spearhead of attack while W. J. Keswick has played two in nearly all his matches. Many in the know suggested that Col. J. W. Hornby might have been a profitable inclusion in the team, to fill the pivot position and R. B. Moller, who will play three, be shifted to one. N. F. Allman, by virtue of a good performance in the Sir Peter Grain Cup, will play back.
If the Anglo-Americans win it will probably be through teamwork and if the Internationals expect to beat them they will have to depend a lot on Riggio and their hard hitting. I think the Internationals side should w Finland Prepares for Olympic Games Hoboken, N.Y., Sept. 14.
While the Powers of Europe prepare for war, Finland is getting ready for the 1940 Olympic Games, the Finnish Minister to the United States announced today.
The Minister, Mr. Coro Jarnefelt, arrived on the liner Pilsudski to take up his duties after a two months vacation.
He described Scandinavia as a haven of calmness in the midst of follows:—John Bromwich (Australia) beat Joe Hunt (America) 6-1, 9-11, 6-3 and 6-4; Gene Mako (America) beat Gilbert Hunt (America) 7-5, 1-6, 8-6 and 6-0; Dorothy Bunday (America) beat Madame Mathieu (France) 6-3, 3-6 and 6-0.
Nancy Wynne (Australia) beat Margot Lump (Great Britain) by 6-4, 5-7 and 6-1; Donald Budge (America) beat Charles Hare (Great Britain) by 6-3, 6-4 and 6-9.
Miss Kay Stammers is now the sole surviving English player in- the championship—Reuter, Pacific Coast League Deadlocked San Francisco, Sept. 14.
Although no team' in the Pacific 'coast League displaced its rival today, San Francisco climbed into fourth place alongside San Diego which lost to Seattle, 8-1, The leading Los Angeles Angels beat the lowly Oakland Oaks, 6-1.
Scores follow:
Sacramento San Francisco Hollywood Portland San Diego Seattle Oakland Los Angeles
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