PIANOS
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
ANDERSON PIANOS
TUNING,
REGULATING,
REPAIRING.
The Anderson Music Co., Ltd.
Ice House Street.
EMPIRE GALA NIGHT “ROSE ROOM" PENINSULA HOTEL.
MAY 23r
At the
Tel. 21322.
24th
MAY
1932.
EMPIRE DAY
OBSERVATIONS /
HONG KONG PENINSULA, PEAK
&
REPULSE BAY
HOTELS.
BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCTS
23rd and 24th May
AT OUR HOTELS
OUR BILLS OF FARE
COMPRISE CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
EMPIRE FOOD
- AND
EMPIRE WINES
ORCHESTRAL PROGRAMMES
AT
HONG KONG HOTEL PENINSULA HOTEL REPULSE BAY HOTEL
INCLUDE ENGLISH, SCOTTISH & IRISH
POPULAR FOLK-SONGS
FROM THE BEST COMPOSITIONS OF EMPIRE MUSIC
DINNER DANCES
-AT
HONG KONG HOTEL
May 23rd & 24th (8 p.m. till midnight).
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
',
May 24th ---
(8 p.m. till midnight).
EMPIRE DAY TEA DANCE
nt REPULSE BAY HOTEL (4.30 p.m. till 6.80 p.m.)
SPECIAL CELEBRATION EMPIRE GALA NIGHT.
in the "ROSE ROOM" of the PENINSULA HOTEL
MAY 23rd -
(9 p.m. till 2 a.m.)
THE HONG KONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.
PHOTO SUPPLIES,
PHOTOS TAKEN DAY AND NIGHT, Zeiss, Kodaka, Cameras, Films, Plates, and Papers, etc. Developing, Printing and Enlarging. AT 24 HOURS' SERVICE.
Price Moderate.
A Trial Order is Solicited.
THE KWONG KWUI CO., LTD.
74, Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong.
Tel. 22170.
THE CHINA MAIL.
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
BRILLIANT CRICKET.
(Continued from Page 1)
The whole team was very convinc- ing against Oxford and the win of the tourists was very popular,
Scores as cabled by Reuter are:
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
Gloucestershire v. Somerset. Gloucester won on first innings. Scores:-
Somerset: 103 and 23. (for one wicket).
Gloucester: 153. for 3 wickets dec. (W. R. Hammond 88 not out). Surrey v. Worcester.
The game was drawn. Scores:-
Worcester: 216.
Surrey: 75 (for 3 wickets).
Derbyshire v. Northants. Derby-won by 115 runs. Scores:-
dec.)
IRISH VICTORY IN DOUBLES
ROGERS IN FORM
GERMANY GAIN LEAD ON
AUSTRIA.
DAVIS CUP RESULTS
Dublin, Yesterday. Cup, Germany gained a two-love Ireland's strong bid in the pre- lead in the singles. D. Prenn, liminary rounds of the European Germany's ranking player, defeat- Zone of the Davis Cup, was fur-ed Matejka (Austria) in three ther enhanced to-day, when they straight sets, but he was extend- defeated Hungary in the doubles,ed to 18 games in the second set. thus gaining a two-one lead.
Cabled Scores. G. Lyttleton Rogers,
the Irish
Scores, as cabled 'by. Reuter, are giant, partnered by Macguire, lost as follows:- the first set to Von Kehrling and Gabrowitz, but rallied to win the
Ireland v. Hungary,
G. Lyttleton Rogers (Ireland)
Derby: 233 and 195 (for 5 wkla. next three sets in convincing style, beat Gabrowitz (Hungary) 7-6,
Whether Ireland will enter the 3-6, 6-4, 7-5. third round or not, dependa very Von Kehrling (Hungary) boat much on the result of the encount- Macguire (Ireland) 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. er between Lyttleton Rogers and G. Lyttleton Rogers and Mac- Von Kehrling, the Hungarian guire (Ireland) defested Von crack player. The winners will Kehrling and Gabrowitz (Hun- meet the winners of the Germany-gary) 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4, 7
Northants: 86 (T. B. Mitchell 5 for 36) and 225 (A. H. Bakewell 101, Mitchell 8 for 62).
Sussex v. Leicester.
Sussex won by an innings and Austria encounter. 13 runs.
Scores:-
Germany Leads.
Vienna. Yesterday. | In their encounter with Austria Sussex: 295 (K. S. Duleepsinhji in the second round of the Davis 60, T. E. Cook 90).
Leicester: 130 (M. W. Tale 5 for 28) and 152,
Earlier Matches.
On Thursday, Middlesex defeat- ed Glamorganshire by an innings and 193 runs. Scorest-
Middlesex: 434 (J. W. Hearne 176, H. W. Lee 93).
Glamorgan: 162 and 129 (LA. R. Peebles 6 for 49).
Notts beat Hampshire. Notts beat Hampshire in match that was featured by most remarkable bowling, Sam Staples, of Notte, capturing ten wickets in two innings for only 21 runs. Scores:-
7),
Notts: 206 and 42 (Bailey 7 for
Hampshire: 57 (Sam Staples
for 17) and 30 (W. Voce 5 for 21, and Staples 4 for 4)..
Kent Defeated by Lanca. Lancashire defeated Kent first innings. Scores:-
on
PROMISING GIRL TENNIS PLAYER.
Remarkable Hitting
Power.
MISS KATHLEEN STAMMERS.
DS
Miss
Germany v. Austria.
D. Prenn (Germany) beat Matejka (Austria) 6-2, 10-8, 6-1.
(Austria) 6-2, 6-0, 6-4.
Camm (Germany) beat Artens
HWA NAN COLLEGE.
First Athletic Meeting- To-morrow.
·OPEN RELAY RACE.
The first annual athletic meeting of the Hwa Nan College will be held at the South China Athletic: | Association ground, Caroline Hill, to-morrow, commencing at 1 p.m. aharp.
Included in the 27 events on the invitation. 800 programme, is an
Prize Donors, Thanks are due to the following who have kindly made contribution to the Prize Fund:-
Not for many years has there been such A fine discovery in
metres relay race, for local schools, English, iawn tennia
Mra. Sun Shau-hong has kindly Kathleen Stammors, who has just consented to distribute the prizes. won the Surrey hard court cham- pionship. Only last Summer she won the girl championship, and now, at the age of eighteen, she has Mr. Sun Shau-hong (2 Champion- accomplished a performance without ship cups), Mr. Li Chok-chung $50, Mr. H. W. Page 850, Mr. Chiu Ying- parallel in the history of the game po $30, Miss Rose Tang (Shield for Neither Mile Suzanne Lenglen ner Junior Relay Race), Mr. Chan Tat- Mrs. Helen Wille Moody achieved so yat (Shield), Mr. Ho Kai-cheung much at her age. Miss Stammera 320, Dr. Li· Shu-fan $10, Mr.] met and defeated in consecutive R. C.. H. Lâm $10, Mr. Ho Shai-tu matches Mrs. Michell, Miss Joan $5, Dr. Fok Wing-kan $5, China Yorkshire: 408 for 5 wkts. dec Ridley, Mins M. Heeley; and Miss Sports $5, Mr. Kwan Yik-chi $5, (H. Sutcliffe 109).
Dorothy Round, all of whom have The Bincere Co., Ltd. (Cup), Wing represented England at home and On Co., Ltd. (Cup); Mrs. Ma Hing abroad, and rank amongst the first (chan (Cup), Mr. Ching Shiu-nam
Mr. ten players in the country. Shej (Cup)
Chung beat them, too, most decisively, Misa (Cup), Mr. Li Kim-chi (Cup), Mr. Chi-keung
Round in the final 6-4, 6-4. It was Lam Shiu-ming (Cup), Mr. Lam
Shiu-luk (Cup). startling.
Kent: 206 (G. Hodgson 5 for 74). Lancs.: 291 for 2 wickets (T. Paynter 159).
Yorkshire v. Warwickshire. The game was drawn.
Scorea:-
Warwick: 17 for no wicket.
Cambridge v. Esser Cambridge won by three wickets Scores:-
Essex: 164 (Pelham 5 for 37) and 280 for 9 wkts. dec.
Cambridge: 116 (M. S. Nichols 5 for 21) and 329 for 7 wickets (Wilcox 102).
·INDIANS DEFEAT OXFORD.
Wazir All Scores Another Century.
E
Miss Stammers has been describ ed as, the new "Helen" of tennis, and in her tactics she bears a strike
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
Radio Sports Club to Hold Meeting on. Tuesday,
ing resemblance to the American champion when the latter was her age. It used to be said of Mrs. Moody, in her fierce hitting as a gir}] in her teens, that her aim seemed to be to try and knock the cover of the ball. Miss Stammers hits with the same remarkable power, The committee of the Radlo and though she may over-drive and Sports Club announce that they will make mistakes through her exuber hold an athletic meeting on the Continuing their tour, the All-ance of style, she never moderates South China Athletic Association India eleven defeated. Oxford by her striking. Left-handed and around, Caroline Hill at 8.15 p.m. eight wickets, in a high-scoring little above medium height, on Tuesday
NAIDU* 85,
match. Batting first, the Indians she has also Mrs. Moody's Of the open events, the compiled 824 runs, to which Wasir seriousness and quiet demeanour chief will be the 880 yards All contributed. 182 (his second on and off the court She race open to the Colony for century within a week), Naidu 85, rarely smiles during play," and, which the committee Invite and Lall Singh, the youthful with astonishing courage and re- entries. The entrance fee for Malayan Interporter, made 11. source, considering her inexperience, this is $1 and intending competitors Oxford repiled with only 182 she goes on banging the ball into are asked to forward their names G. FALCONER & CO., (HONG KONG) LTD.ne) against the strong Indian at the corners with a ruthlessness that ofther to the Hon. Secretary or to
fack, Nisar claiming 6 wickets för is disconcerting In all her mate! WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.
enter on the course. 82 Yon
24, in the Burkey champlo After scoring 82 runs in their her opponen second Innings for the loan of two the wickets, the Indians declared, Oxford compiled 219 runs la their
DIAMOND MERCHANTS.
MIRALTY CHARTASE 11
Building; (opposite G.P.O.)
ĮROSSY
ENGLISH
second knock
Scores
All-India: 824 (Wazir aldu: 85% Lall-Bingh-12) and
and 21
OPEL
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1932.
GOLDEN
SHAFT
(Slazenger)
TENNIS RACKET
STRUNG WITH.
TRO
GUT
$25.00 only!
NEW INTERNATIONAL
and
NEW WIMBLEDON
(F. H. AYRES, LTD.)
FRAMES REDUCED TO
$25.00 & $22.50 only
RESPECTIVELY
* *
These and other tennis racket frame. bargains are obtainable at
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.
Sports Department.
SHOWING TO-DAY AT THE CENTRAL
A GREAT BRITISH TRIUMPH.
Directed
PHOTO OF NERVE-CELLS SEEN THROUGH MICROSCOPE.
Does your mirror say:
Run-down?
Read how, others, succeeded in building
up their health with.... SANATOGEN.
My husband used to come home from work utterly tired out-some- times too tired to eat.Now, after taking Sanatogen, he is ever so much brighter in himself. Even after the first dose of Sanatogen he noticed the difference. He is not nearly so tired- and his appetite has certainly increased."
Mr. M. O, E-B
Take Sanatogen to build up reserve of bodily and nervous strength NoTake Benat
you will forget what nerve weak,
·zess" means"+for; it will you to mound, lasting bannya,