London, June 30, The most bitter feud in tennis history flared again today when Mrs, Helen Wills Moody and Miss Helen Jacobs won the right to clash in an all american Wimbledon women's singles championship final for the first time since 1995.
Three years ago on the centre court at Wimbledon, Mrs. Moody won her seventh singles, championship, beating Miss Jacobs in three sets to shame hundreds. of critics who had said she was all through when she walked out on Miss Jacobs in 1933 at Forest Hills, N.Y., at a time when her rival was leading.
Mrs, Moody was bitterly criticized for her action despite definite medical evidence khat she suffered from a back injury which forced her to be confined to hospital for some time and which caused her to retire from tennis temporarily, Heavy Hitting Long Feud Hank Leiber clouted out a four-ply "hit and two doubles in addition to a single to chase in five men.
With all of the Brooklyn Dodgers scoring at least one hit, the Flatbush Fusiliers blanked the Boston Bees, 5-0 Teo Durocher was the only exception among the Flatbushers, banging out two singles.
Johnny Allen hurled only two innings but he was credited with leading the Cleveland Indians, American League pace-setters, to a triumph aver the Detroit Tigers, 10-9.
The youthful hurler came out in the quts canto to replace Bob Feller ho was chased to the showers in this inning because the Bengals hung up four runs and there was no man out.
Allen bore down on the Tigers and retired the side without allowing them to do any further damage.
And with the Tribe scoring a lone marker in the ninth stanza, the Sioux 10-9, in the day's most thrilling
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