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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
CANTON PLAYERS
EASILY BEATEN.
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South. China Defeat Yeuk Shau 8 To 1.
OVERWHELMING SUPERIORITY.
The Yeuk Shau tennis team, 'organisers of the International Tournament to be staged in Canton at a future date, lost to the South China A.A. by 8' rets to af King's Park yes- terday.
The Canton players went straight from the boat to King's Park for their match and were en tertained afterwards" at the South China
A.A. Swimming Pavilion. North Point.
Full scores ware as follow:- Lee Yue-wing, and Ho Wal-hing (S.C.A.A):
beat Sze to Bick and Yuen
Tad-yan
boat Au Yan-wing and Wong
Kut-cheonx
Lee Woon-choi and Lee Wai-choi
Canadian Pacific Olympic Wrestlers
The Canadian Pacific Railway steps into the Sport limelight by providing four wrestlers for the Olympic Games at Los Angeles. These athiates are directly or indirectly connected with the and will battle for world honors in their particular line of sport. the Railway, Above illustration shows the men with thefe Coach. Left to right they are: Howie Thomas, former apprentice, Angus years provincial and Dominion Champion and British Empire Cham- Shops, for five pion is 1030, 145 lb. class: Harry Madison, Canadian Pacific Express man, winner provincial and Dominion championships. two years run- ning 191 b class; Frank Saxon, team coach; J. Stockton, provincial and Dominion champion and three times competitor at the Olympic. Games, 174 lb. class; and Hervy Rowland, son of Alf, Bowland, Angus Shopa electrician, Dominion champion one year and provincial cham- plon five years, 134 lb. class.
6- 2
HOME FOOTBALL
beat
Chan
Kwong-iu and
Chan Chee-knem
6-
6- '3
CELTIC HEAD SCOTS
✨LEAGUE TABLE.
(5.CLA.A.):-
beat Sze and Yuen
beat Au and Wong
loat to Chan and Chan
6. 21 6- 1 1- 6.
Motherwell Draw And Rangers Wini.
Luk Kang-cheang and Wong Shiu-wing (S.C.A.A.) m
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6.0
6- 1 6- 4
beat Sze and Yuen beat Av.and Wong beat Chan and Chan
S. CHINA TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Annual Event To Start
On September 17.
TO BE PLAYED TO SCHEDULE.
The South China Athletic Association are commencing their annual lawn tennis tournament for members only on Saturday, September 17. There are four events in 'this annual competition Singles and Doubles Championships and Handicap Singles and. Doubles.
All matches will be played on the S.C.A.A. courts at King's Park and will be played according to a | schedule drawn up by the Tennis Committee. Should a player be unable to play on the date fixed for his match notification must reach the Committee, twenty-four hours prior to the scheduled game.
The entrance fee for the two Singles events is $2.00 and $8.00 each for the doubles events. All entries must reach the Committee by September 5.
FOOTBALL.
MUI DAI REGISTER SECOND WIN.
Fui Shing Remain Undefeated.
CHINESE SUMMER TOURNEY,
ST. MIRREN UNBEATEN.
London, Saturday. Motherwell, last year's Scottish League champions, were held to: their second draw of the season to-day when they visited Aberdeen. Glasgow Rangers experienced little dificulty in chalking up a. home win at the expense of Ayr United, and Celtic went to the top of the table as the result of a draw against the Academicals.
The following were the full scores as cabled by Reuter:
First Division..
Aberdeen Clyde Falkirk Hamilton Hearts
P
1 Motherwell
4 East Stirling
2 St. Mirren
1 Celtic
4 Airdrie
1
859
GORDON RICHARDS PASSES CENTURY MARK.
Out For Sixth Jockey Title On English Turf
London, Aug. 14. Gordon Richards, the 28-year-old jockey, rode his hundredth winner of the sea- son, yesterday, on Wash Out, a 10-1 Chance, at Wind-
Bor.
Richards has been the champion jockey five times. during the last seven years. He has ridden over 700 win- ners, and averages six win- ners. per week. After his victory on Wash Out, Rich ards rode two more winners,. to bring his total to 102.
8 BASEBALL
3
0 Third, Lanark
Kilmarnock 6 Morton
'2 Cowdenbeath Queen's Park 2 Dundee Rangers 4 Ayr
St. Johnstone 2 Partick
HOME CRICKET.
SUSSEX BOWLING
COLLARED.
Yorkshire v. Surrey At The Oval.
TWO CENTURIES.
London, Saturday.
2
0
HEAVY SCORING IN U.S. MAJOR LEAGUE.
Jimmy Foxx Hits Out
Another Homer.
CARDINALS WIN.
New York, Saturday. The following were the results of to-day's Easeball games:-
National League
R. H. E Chicago Cubs
6 7 2 Moore and Koenig hit home runs. Philadelphia Phillies. 5 11 2
Whitney hit a home run.
The following were the tea time Cincinnati acores of County Cricket matches Brooklyn played to-day as cabled by Reu- 7. ter:-
Cincinnati Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
0 5
6" 15
D.
4
6 12
Vaughan hit a home run. New York
2.10
at
Pittsburgh New York
Kent 250 for 9, Surrey v. Yorkshire at the Oval, Two further matches in the
Surrey 180 for 5. Chinese Summer Football Tourna Essex v. Gloucester at Southend. ment for Dr. Wu's Cup were de
Gloucester 149. cided at King's Park on Saturday
Essex 95 for 2 with the following results:
Hampshire Glamorgan Fuf Shing
Bournemouth. 1 Soong Ching 1. Electric Co. 2 Mut Dal 3 Hampshire 200 for 5,
This was the Ful Shing's second Sussex Warwick at Eastbourne.
Warwick 241 for 4 (Rev. J. HL match, and they have yet to be beaten. Soong Ching commenced Parsons 104; not out)... the season.
in good style, but re-
Lancashirey. Somerset at Black- ceived a set-back at the hands of
pool. the Ching Wu. Since then,
Somerset-157:quonku ever, they "have defeated Kwok Derbyshire v. Northants at Chester-
-
Wah and were consequently ex- pected to win yesterday's game.
The Mul Dai combination have started the season well with two wins, but the Electric Company have not been so successful, hay ing lost threeo counters.
of their four on-
The following are the results to date:-
Boong Ching 6. Electric Co. Sam Kwang
Ching Ning
Ching Wu
Fui Shing Mut Dai
Soong Ching Electric Co. Chin Chin Ning Fur Shipy Electric Co.
Kwok Wah
Soon Chi Mal Dai
field.
Darby 53 for 1
Notts v. Worcester at Trent Bridge,
Worcester 122.'!"? Notts 20 for: 4. Leicester v. All India at Leicester.
Indians 222 for 3 (Wazir All 116
not out).
W. MULCAHY WINS BOGEY: POOL,
D. S. Robb Runner-up,
Mulcahy won the Bogey Pool play the week end."
1 8. 15 Melvin Ott hit a" home run.
St. Louis Boston
3 13 7. 12
Merican League. „
Boston Detroit
T
New York
Sewell hit a home run.
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx hit a home run.' Chicago
6 12. Appling hit a home run.
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Sensational evidence featured the trial of Cheng Kwok-yau on a charge of procuring the murder of George Fung, at Village Road, at the Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice, Sir Joseph Kemp, K.C. Leading Counsel are engaged in the case, which is at 'tracting great interest. This has been evidenced by the crowds that have attended the hearing daily. Many Euro- peans were included among the spectators: Edward Zimmern, one of the principal witnesses for the Crown, underwent a gruelling cross-examination by Mr. Jenkin, K.C., as did his associate Sydney Christie. A pardon, ap plied for by the Crown, at the conclusion of Zimmern's evidence was refused by the Chief Justice, who ruled that the application should have been made before the testimony was given. A conditional pardon was granted the witness Christie. "Breezes" between Counsel were intermittent" during the proceedings, which are likely to continue for another week The Crown reached the first branch of their on August 17, when they called three solicitors.. Messrs. M. W. Lo, E. Davidson, and C. Y. Kwan, as witnesses. The trial is fully reported in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.
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Mr. Sun Fo, former President of the Executive Yuen, in an interesting interview, bluntly asserted that Mr. Wang Ching-wei, whose recent resignation from the Presidency of the Executive Yuen caused the present political turmoil, although he was supposed to be in a position of authority, was, in fact, governed in all his acts by the power of the Military Party. China; he says, is controlled by the MIK- tarists. The interview is published in the OVERLAND GRINA MAIL.
Mr. Ma Hei-wan, head of the Széchuen Arsenal, who was arrested in Canton on August 8, shortly after he had ordered 16 new aircraft in Hong Kong, was released on August 11, and immediately proceeded in Hong Kong. "He was held, he explains, on suspicion of being a Communist - agent.
An exclusive interview in which he outlined the facts which led to his arrest and subsequent release is given in the OVERLAND CHINA "MAIL.
The Portuguese Company of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps secured the championship at the Corps" annual aquatic sports, held in the V.R.C. bath on the night of August 13. The Officer Commanding, Lieut.-Colonel L. G. Bird, D.8.0., O.B.E,,, was among a large gathering of spectators who witnessed some excellent sport. The meet- ing la reported in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL;"
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