THE CHINA MAIL.
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1932,
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Full of
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TO-NIGHT'S FETE.
As a contribution to the work of the old "Cheero". Club now being earried on so successfully by the European Y.M.C.A., the Swimming! Section of the Association is hold-j ing a Services Gala at 8.30 p.m. to-night in the Y.M.C.A, Swimming Bath.
Exciting and interesting races between the various Navy, Army
CHINA KING DISQUALIFIED IN LIVERPOOL CUP.
Exciting Finish Awarded To Zane Grey at 9 to 2.
Zane Grey (9-1) beat Royal Athlone (9-2) by three-qitarters of a length for second place to China King in the Liverpool Cup. China King, however, was subsequently disqualified after winning by a neck.
Yellow Dun (9-2) was third in a field of eleven-Reuter,
DAVIS BROTHERS GIVE PHILLIES VICTORY.
Pirates Beat Cubs In Close Game.
ATHLETICS WIN. ·
New York, Yesterday. The following were the results of to-day's Baseball 'games:----
National League.
R. H. E. Philadelphia Phillies 9 20
Virgil Davis (2) and George Davis hit home runs, Brooklyn Dodgers... 5 9
Frederick hit a home run.
and Air Force units stationed in MRS. MALLORY SELLS Pittsburgh Pirates ....
Hong Kong should be provided in the following interesting gramme:
pro-
BLOUSES
50 yds. dash, 100. yds. free style, Former Tennis Queen
Diving, 50 yds. Hurdles, Teams Race, R.A.M.C., A. & S.H., R.A.F.,! Navy "A", Navy "B", Royal Corps Signs., S.W.B.'s. Water polo: Navy v. Army,
Mary entries have been received, and kean competition is anticipat- ed. Admission for Service men and friends into the spectators' gallery will be fifty cents, includ- ing tax.
Helps Husband.
NEARLY BEAT SUZANNE.
"Everyone has to work these days; I think it is ridiculous to pick on me," was the rejoinder by Mrs. Mallory, the former Wimbledon tennis Queen who nearly beat, Mlle. Lenglen, to a reporter who tackled her about her work as a shop assistant in a New York store,
Chicago Cubs
American League.
St. Louis Browns,
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LOTUS
'AND
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DELTA
0
WEAR
10 0
1 10
0
R. H. E. 4 15 1
Philadelphia Athletics: 8 10 0
Mickey Cochrane hit a home
run.
-Reuter's American Service.
HINTS
Playing down wind with approach Mrs. Mallory who refused tempt clubs, do not take the wind too much ing offers to become a profes.. into account. The mental impressional, proudly admitted that she sion is that one is always going to was selling blouses in Fifth hit the ball too far. The result of Avenue to help her husband who the a broker to get through this mental impression is that as is
for BATHERS
Make Sure You Are
است
Safe Bathing.
(By Sid G. Hedges). Most of the secret of safe bath-
right time and in the right place.
one gets to the ball one unconscious-prevailing depression. Although this ing lies solely in bathing at the ly slows down the swing. Having is her first job, she "ikes it very selected your club, dismiss the wind much."
from your mind, and play the shot Mra. Mallory who was former aa firmly and as crisply as if you by Mias Molla Bjurstedt, is of
on a still Norwegian birth. She gave were playing that shot day-Henry Cotton,
tennis about two years ago!
Home Cricket Scoreboard
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
Sussex took first innings points from Lancashire at Hove,
Lanes: 216 and 292 (Hopwood
91)
Sussex: 220 (Sibbles 6 for 91)
68 for 4 wickets.
innings
Somerset took firat points from Warwick at Edgbaston.
Somerset: 245 and 261 Warwick: 179 and 80: for &
Yorkshire bent Northants by an! Innings and 16 runs at Hudders
field.
Yorkshire: 984 for 9 dec., (Sut-
cliffe 89) Northants: 161 and 207 (Macau
lay 6 for 85)
Hampshire beat Essex by 128 runs at Southampton.
Hants: 240 and 187 (K.. H.
'Farnes 5 for 52) Essex: 115 and 184 (Herman 7
for 50)
Worcester took first innings points from Glamorgan at Swanson,
Worcester: 281 (Nichol 95).
211 for 3 dec, · Glamorgan: 182 and 125 for 2.
FRIENDLY.
The All-Indla XI drew with Middlesex at Lord's, a
Indians: 409 for 7 dec., (L. G. Naomal 184 not out, C., K. Naidu 101)
14 for 2 wickets. Middlesex: 253 and 292,
EARLIER RESULTS. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
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Never go into the water directly after a meal: always allow two hours at least for digestion. This advice is constantly being given and constantly remaining unheeded.
Never take your dip when you are cooling off after being very hot;' nor in the sea when the tide is going out. Nor, of course, when you are absolutely alone.
Bathe only in recognised bath- ing places. Don't plunge in at any attractive but unfamiliar piece of coast. There may be dangerous current and all sorts of unexpect- ed perila.
Though it is fairly easy to ensure your own safety in normal cireum- stances, yet accidents dó happen. For instance, cramp may seize you Kent beat Leicestershire by 9 suddenly and quite unexpectedly. If wickets at Maidstone."
Leicester 226 (Armstrong
83 Watt (5 for 24). Kent: 295 and 16 for 1.
115),
Gloucestershire
Surrey beat by 49 runs at Gloucester..
Surrey: 156 (Goddard 6 for 39) 202, (Goddard b for 70). Gloucester: 114 (F. R. Brown
for 81);
.
195 (F. R. Brown 61for 56).
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
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this ever happen to you, remember that parit is your greatest danger, Keep calm, and you will probably be able to get to land, or to sup- port yourself until help arrives.
Should you ever get caught in weeds, don't struggle and so entan- gle yourself still more, but paddle yourself gently clear of danger, drifting along with the stream. In getting into a boat from the water, never attempt to clamber over the aide or you may capsize it; get in at the sterni. Rescuing Others,
Suppose someone else is in dan- Scotland v. All-India at Edinger what shall you do? Every..
burgh.
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
Surrey v. Kent at the Oval, Essex v. Sussex at, Clacton. Notts Y. Yorkshire at Trent
Bridge.
Hants v. Gloucester at Bourne
mouth.
Glamorgan
Cowbridge.
V "Somerset
thing depends on circumstances. It may be possible to organise a hu man chain, with a number of people clasping hands, and so stretching out to the place required. Or you | may be able to throw out some sup- port like a lifeboat, piece of tim ber, empty petrol tin, or something. of the kind. Sout and encourage the person who is in danger.
He
at is not likely to sink if only he will} keep his arms down in the water' and avoid futile struggling.
Lanca v. Leicester at Manchester Warwick... v.
Worcester.
at
If, however, you decide to swim out to the rescue, you should' ap: Northants v. Middlesex at-Peter proach the drowning person, very
Edgbaston.
borough.
COUNTY CHAMPION (HIP TABLE TO DATE.
Kent (3) Yorkshire (1)
· Notta (6)
·Bussex (4). Lanenskirk¬(O Bairey (8) Middlesex (11) Hampshire (13) Bouterset (11)' Leicestershire. Warwickshire Derbyshire
· Fisex (10)
Ist Inns No Poss
to
P. W. L.W. L. Remit Pts Ptk. 20 10-11-5300178 18 10 2 2 173 270, 175, 1793126
- 265... 187
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115
118
100
Cautiously. Do not give him the chance of clutching you; and if you should get seized, don't have any hesitation in using whatever means may be necessary to regain | your freedom. You may often fend off an attack of a frantic person by bringing your feet forward and driving them against him. But it is better in such circumstances to "stand by" for a moment or two until he has become quieter..
......
The simplest way of towing a person to safety is to swim on your back, gripping him by the arms just above his elbows, and so holding him face upwards aboye you and
pulling him along bond-firstly
27AACBs
To assist a tired swimmer who re
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mains perfectly calm, you can tise 18:41:0
MATH477 - the ordinary breast-stroke, pushing coring, as follows:--15 points for "for a first innixĝu win: 3 points for „..
for draw and a te on the fert innl brackets dinots the poutons beld by the
of last season.
ong in front. Has on his back with hands on your shoulders lid legs beneath your Chest
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Madame Tsai Ting-kai, the wife of General Tsa Ting- kal, Commander-in-Chief of the famous 19th Route Army, distributed the awards at the prize distribution of the Tal Tang College in the King's Theatre, July 17. Some 3,000 persons attended the function. Mr. H. C. Ching, B.A., pre- sented the report, stating that on the whole, the year under review could be described as prosperous and successful. He dwelt on the increasing number of students, applying for admission to the College. A report is given in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.
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Although Mr. M. K. Lo's motion for reforms in the local: system of refuse removal, suggesting the trial of a new type of garbage truck which would make impossible the shed- ding of refuse, was termed by Mr. G. R. Sayer, Head of the Sanitary Department "an absolute libel on our service," it was nevertheless passed by a vote of five to three at a meet- ing of the Sanitary Board held on July, 19. The meeting, which was characterised by sharp exchanges between Mr. Lo and Mr. Sayer (Chairman), is fully reported in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.
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