Philadelphia, Sept. 5.
ANALD Budge, lanky American world champion, crushed 'Adrian Quist, 8-6, 6-1, 6-2. to lead the' United States to her fifth victory over Australia today and her twelfth Davis Cup triumph since the start of the annual tennis series in 1900, The United States retained the prized tennis trophy, three matches to two, for Bobby Riggs, youthful California, fell before the aggressive Johnny Bromwich, who lost to Budge in the opening. single: triumphed over Riggs in. the cross-over clash, 6-4, 4-6, 6-0, Budge proved to be the hero of the series, winning two of the three matches gained by the United States. But despite his winning streak, the red-haired Californian was booed at the start of the match today.
'The Jeers, however, turned to fable, causing Quist to lose his service neers When' the crowd realized that} Jon eight consecutive occasions, he was really playing his hardest.
This apparently unnerved Quist The crowd Was aroused at first, be-who played feebly. Budge also cause Budge seemed lackadaisical in halted his aggressive, deadly assault, slowing Quist to gain a lead. But displaying fine, well-calculated play the spectators soon saw that it was) without an excessive amount of force hot Budge's fault that Quist was play-id power. He was cool and calm {ing superb tennis, land was never forced to-produce his Quist treated the pacify crowd of best after the rst five games in the 4100 spectators to sparkling play, ree second set. vealing crisp, accurate strokes in the Footfault Trouble frst set, indicating that he was en route to victory.
Quist had hard luck in the first set when he was heavily penalized for Leading, 9-1, and all set to win, the' {footfaults in his efforts to bring over 'Australian allowed Budge to. creed! terrific serves, up. With the score' standing at 6-3, On two occasions the umpire halted Quist suddenly petered out. the match to explain to the Australian Quist Lapses Ho lost his spark, lapsing into dull play while Budge improved with very successive stroke. Budge soon became the hero with the crowd and he again showed that he is supreme on the court, He unveiled his deadly cannon-ball serves to gain aces, He! placed with such accuracy and fore that Quist, was caught flat-footed on many occasions, But once he gained, good lead and saw that his foe was! sliding towards defeat, the American played easily.
Budge's rally was thrilling and revealed him at his best. With Quist leading, 6:8, Budge became unbeat-
Italian Count First In Motor Boat Race Detroit, Sept, 5.
Count Teotlo Rossi of Italy today won the Gold Cup power boat race and established a new record for the event of 72,707 miles an hour, Speeding, along the ninety-mile course, Count Ross! outstanding Ballan sportsman and owner of the Vermouth firm bearing his nomi won the race by @ good margin over his only two competitors from the original eight starters Italy's "Vermouth king' competed the Labor Day regatta here last year when he was the first foreign! ever to enter a boat in the race, entered two boats of identical dosism and equipped with Isotta~Frasciint motors but failed to win the championship, The second craft was piloted by Guido Cattaneo, engineer of the Isotta-Fraschini Motor Com pany, This your, Count Theo, as he ts known to his friends, sped' the ¢ourio In an odd flat-iron shaped boat with a powerful motor which he himself veloped in some of its detalls.—United Press, Tevier Wins Flying Speed Contest Cleveland, Sept.
ar. Anthony Wilhelm Levier tying a 28 Schoefeldt monoplane won the U.S$25,000 Grove Troohy race at the eighteenth annual Nation al Air Races today when he won the 200-mile closed course event in the ow record speed of 247.300 miles an hour, He averaged this speed over forty laps of the five-mile course, Pearce Retains World Sculling Title
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