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RACING SUMMARY
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THE CHINA MAIL.
LOVELOCK'S GESTURE
PRIMO CARNERA, world heavyweight boxing champion, par-
a left during his title bout with Tommy Loughran at Miami last month. His small opponent gave a magnificent ex- hibition of pluck, refusing to take the knock-out. though hardly, able to stand in the last round.
EAST LANCS WIN BOXING
Lincolns And Borderers Beaten In Finals.
HONG KONG AREA ANNUAL COMPETITION
HE East Lancashires won the Area Boxing Championships at Shamehulpo last night when they secured the Inter- Unit title from the Lincoins and the Inter-Unit Novices' champion-| ship from the Borderers.
Among the large crowd of officers and other ranks present were H.E, the G.O.C., Major General 0. C. Borrell, Col. F. P. Nosworthy, Lieut. Col. E. J. de C. Boys, Lieut. A. C. Raikes, Marsh, Lieut. Col. G. T. Major H. M. J. McIntyre. Capt. C. E. Elliott Heywood and Major H. R. Shillington.
IN
WRESTLING
TOURNAMENT
CONFUSION
Wild Scenes Mark "All-In" Contest
AMERICAN DISQUALIFIED IN JOHANNESBURG BOUT
Johnnnesburg.
VARSITY SPORTS
ALLOWS LEACH TO DEAD HEAT
Wild scenes marked the end of the "all-in" wrestling contest be- tween Ben Sherman (Canada) and Henry Iralinger (United States), following the disqualification of the American in the fourth round.
Rain fell throughout the tourna- on ment-an open-air event making conditions most difficult for thel grapplers.
The men were wrestling on the ropes in about the middle of the fourth round when Sherman's head became caught between the upper and middle strande. Iralinger in mediately grabbed the Canadian's head and proceeded to bend it, us- ing the ropes as a fulcrum. There Sherman struggled all trussed up with his head, as it were, in a hangman's noose..
Iralinger's own second was the first to realise the danger of strangulation to Sherman, and him! rushed) · round to free
Irslinger warded him off with a wild swing and continued to work on the helpless Sherman's head.
Referee Intervenes -
SCHMELING INJURES Iralinger round
HAND
Bout With Uzcudun Postponed.
SPANISH BASQUE'S COMEBACK
Barcelona, Mar. 31. The fight between Max Sch. meling, the former world heavy weight champion, and the veteran Paulino Uzçudun, sche duled for April 8, has been indefinitely postponed, it was announced to-day, because of to Schmeling's an injury hand.
a
FULL BLUE AWARDED FOR A WIN
HALLOWELL SHATTERS 30 YEARS OLD HALF MILE RECORD
London, Mar. 12.
Oxford won the University Sports at the White City Stadium Saturday by 7 events to 4 achieving exactly what was expect- ed of them.
Only one new record was set up, N. P. Hallowell, Oxford's huge striding American Olympic finalist, running the half-mile 1min. 54 1-5sec, as against K. Cornwallis's Imin, 54 4-5sec. thirty years ago.
still time for J. E. Lovelock (Oxford) to beat his own world's “At the end of the third quarter of the Mile race, there was record of 4min. 6 3-58cc., and many spectators were puzzled as to the reason why he so obviously allowed A. B. Leach to make a dead heat of it. Those who had seen J. G. Cornes make the same kindly concession to Lovelock himself two years ago realised why. The second and third strings in the Mile get only a Half Blue, the Full Blue being awarded for a win. A dead-heat, however, count as a win, so A. B. Leach got the much-desired reward.
The outstanding feat of the day, was the remarkable per- formance of C. F. Stanwood (Oxford) in claiming three events for the second year in succession. He gained an ear- ly victory in the 120. yards hurdles, won the high jump, and then raced across the arena for the 220 yards hurdles event which he won comfort- ably',
The following were the detailed
results:
University College) (Oxford), 1; I. A. G. Young (Fettes and Clare) (Cum- bridge), 2; K. B. Kitley (Whitgift and Pembroke) (Cambridge), 3; A G. Filbrow (Halleybury and Queen's) (Oxford), who finished second, was disqualified for knocking down three hurdles. Won by a yard; 4 yards. Time, 15 3-10 sec.
Putting The Weight. A. Irfan (St. Then referee Van Rensburg, the
Joseph Turkey, and Fitzwilliam South African wrestler, took
House) (Cambridge), 42 ft. 6%1⁄2 in., I
1: hand in the game. He caught
F. A. S. Gentry (University of Vir ginin, U.S.A., and Christ Church) (Ox- the middle, sent
ford), 42 ft. 65% in, A. B. Carver him slithering across the wet ring.
40 ft. 3 in, 3; J. M. Baillieu. (Mel- (Trent and Emmanuel) (Cambridge), and followed him up and sat on him.
bourne 6. S., Australia, and Magda Irslinger. then transferred his and Emmanuel) (Cambridge), 1; C.
100 Yards. E. I. Davis (Eastbourne (en) (Oxford), 35 ft. 71⁄2 in., 4.
Three Miles,
C. 0.
1; P. D. good old "free for all" looked like ing) (Cambridge), 2; C. R. Borland Ward (Stowe and St. John's) (Cam- developing, but by this time (Glasgow Academy, and Brasenose) bridge), P. J. Albery (Uppingham
(Oxford), G. li. Lang (King's and Exeter) (Oxford), 3; R. M. several more people had climbed
College School, Wimbledon, and Christ Barrer (Cambridge), 4; W. L. Hooper into the ring and some semblance Church), (Oxford), 4. Won by 4 ft. (Leeds G.S. and Queen's) (Oxford), 5. of order restored, with Sherman foot. Time, 10
Won by 3
yarda; 100 yards, Time 14 Half Mile. N. P. Hallowell (Harmin. 49
sech. Pole Vault.
jattention to Van Rensburg, and a E, Betty (Haverfordwest and Down-ng and Brasenose) (enley (Lane.
100.
| being declared the winners.
W. H. Elkins (Univer- Irslinger appeared to be in first- yard, U.S.A., and Balliol) (Oxford), 1:
J. c. Stothard (Merchiston and Calas) sity of Texas, U.3.A., and Oriel) (Ox- class condition, and he did most of (Cambridge), 2; C. J. Tucker (Highford), 11 ft, (after a jump-off); G. the attacking, and such holdi agate and St. Catharine's) (Cambridge), P. Wiles (Rhodes University College,
(Gresham'a like bringing about falle were oriel Oxford), Won by 3 yards: (Cambridge), 11, ft., 3 (after a jump- and Africa, and Fitzwiliam House) secured by Iralinger, and it re- yards. Time, 1 min. 54 1-5 sec off);
P. Shields (Malvern, and Em- quired all Sherman's wonderful (inter-Varsity record).
D. jability to escape from some 120 Yards Hurdles.
University, U.S.A., C. F. Star 12 thesc.
wood (Bowdoin College; 'U.S.A.
and and Balliol) (Oxford), 9 ft. 6 in.,
In the jump off for first place Elkins cleared 11 ft. 3 in.
Iralinger
of
the certainly had
It was to have been the cli-
better of the two opening rounda, a three-day boxing max of tournament here.-Associated although cautioneḍ fréquently for Press.
WITH ARMY
(Orge) 10 ft 3 in 1
High Jump. C. F. Stanwood (Bow- doin College, U.S.A., and University 6 ft. 10 in. 1; G.
College) tasury and Clare)
S. de Freitas (Cambridge),
H. F. Thomson
Hall)
(Cam
(Oundle, and F. Cqua! 2: A. F.
bridge), each oft.
AT HOCKEY Weigall (Harrow
(Continued from Page 4.)
and Christ Church)
(Oxford), 6 ft. 6 in., 4.
J. C. Horsfall (Mel- stralia and Trinity) (Cam 22 ft. 10 in..
in.. I; K. S. Duncan Malvern and The Army forwards were very 22 ft. 8 in. 2: W. H. Elkins (Univer New College) (Oxford),
alty of Texas, U.S.A., and Oriel). (0x
a
gouging and such-like gentle arts NAVY DRAW Uzcudun hopes to fight Primo of the "all-in" technique.
In the interval after the second Carnera for the title once again,
discarded his and has signified that he is agree-round Sherman able to fight towards the end of boots, Irslinger protesting strongly At the conclusion of the bouts, this month in Buenos Aires. Fel-at this. But Sherman gained little exhibition fights were staged belowing this proposed battle he in advantage from this change, and tween Pte. Bennett and Pte. Hol- croft, and Pte. Therpe and L/Cpl. Jose Santa among other leading him in
tends to meet Vittorio Campole and in the third round Iralinger got -a “jack-knife" twice in quick succession, from which fast, but over-eagerness on the Macaroni (Beard 161). Sporting Smith, all of whom were from the South American heavyweighta.
Eant Lancs, following which the In his last fight against Carnera Sherman had to employ all his in- part of Lal Singh, who was fre-ford), 21 ft. 0 in., 3; B. B. Edmunds Life (S, W. Pan 161), Bay View H.E. the G.O.C. presented the tro-be was besten of points in spite of genuity to escape.
quently penalised in the second (Shrewsbury and Cafus) (Cambridge); Liberty Buy (Proulx 160), Trent-[(Wong 161).
The end came in the next found half for being off-side, spoiled 21 ft. 8 in tow Hurdles. C. F. Stan-
4. bridge
220 (Reard 100), Cossack's Gleneagles (Frost 155), Sadko phies.
of many excellent opportunities.
wood (Bowdoin College, U.S., and Beauty Pote-Hunt 100),
Soares 158), Hetman (Chang 100),
Play became rough in the latter University) (Oxford). 19, Gladiator (Pofe-Hunt 154). Gladi Tiny Star (Li 158), Cavaleade
stages of the game, when barging
Queen's), (Oz- Eyes (Fung 140). Jungle JinHeard 166), Surprise (Marshall
and stick slashing became promin-Trinity) (Cambridge), 3; C: G. Loxton
2; ford),
C. P. Green
(Harrow and ent. Dulla Singh and Lt. Cavaye (Melbourne, Australla, and Pembroke) were both cautioned, while Lt. Cambridge), 3; C. G. Loxton (Biel- Donald received a hit over the eye, bourne, Australia, and Pembroke)
Won by 4
yards. Time, which, however, was not serious. (Cambridge) 4.,
24 9-10 sec. The Naval halves were not as
One Mile. J. E. Lovelock (Otago, strong as their opponents, but the New Zealand and Exeter (Oxford),
and two backs played a safe game. A. B. Leach (Oundle and Balliol)
dead-heat; (Oxford), Surg. Lt. Comdr. Phillips indulged
(Liang 160).
1 MILE 171 YARDS
161).
The results of last night's events
were as follow:
the fact that the Italian had a damaged hand.
MICKEY WALKER TRIUMPHS
Inter-Unit Novices' Competition.” Light Heavy-Weight-Ple. Gru (East Lanca) beat L/Cpl. Watkins Gold Bullion (Pote-Hunt 155), Trentbridge (Chang166), Bre-
(S.W.B.) on points. Wonderful Stag (Deitz 159), Mikejchin Deitz 161), Blue Star (Wong)
Hollywood, Mar. 29, Middle-Weight-Pte. Dillon (East (P. Butello 155).
IGI).
Mickey Walker, the former mid. Bag For (Wong 156), Bronze Era, Lancs) obtained a walk-over frum
dleweight baxing champion, won Trentbridge (Chang 161), Sadko (Deitz 162). The
(Butler Pte. Pugh (S.W.B.s), who was pro- Goose
A decision from Tom Patrick, of (Soares 161), Gleneagles (Frost 149).
nounced unfit.
Second Stage Welter-Weight-Los Angeles in a 10-round bout Liberty Bay (Frost 161), Trent- Young bridge (Chang
161), Gleneagles Ple. Herbert (East Lancs) knocked here to-night. Walker gave away 15 pounds, scaling 171 to 186,-As- Fan (Butler 158).
out Pte. Cox (S.W.B.8).
sociated Press... Light-Weight-Pte. Powley (Easti
158)
Surprise Marshall 161), -Chap (Heard 156), Chow
(Barriman 162).
Tiny Star (Frost 158), Classic
Woodland Stag (Frost 160) Hall (Wong 155), Surprise (Mar. Lancs) beat Fte, Thomas (S.W.B.s))
Palur Star (Butler 160), Nightshall 161). Star (Li 160),
.
Bronze Era (Deitz 152), Able-
on points.
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with the disqualification Irslinger.-Reuter,
CUP FINAL OFFICIALS
Upon the recommendation of the Referees' Committee, the Football Association have agreed to the appointment of the following officials for the F.A.- Cup Final between, Man- chester City and Portsmouth at Wembley on April 21:
Referee: 8. F. Rous (Hert- .fordshire).
Linesmen: G. W. Ward (Not-. tinghamshire) and F. C. Wells' (Sussex).
in one handed play, but covered
(Stowe and Trinity)
M
J. Sullivan his wing man very effectively, giv-| (Cambridge), ing him no little scope.
after
Edward VII.
Truelove
an Hall)
He was, nevertheless, slow in recovering opponent.
tackling
This was the third match in the
E. V. Hope and Jesus)
Sh(Cambridge), 8;
W. T. Squires (King Nuneaton, and (Oxford), 5; 8, C. City, and Trinity Dead-heat.
Time, 4 min. 23 3-5 C
440 Yards. D. L. Rathbone (Marlbo
RIFLE SHOOTING WORLD RECORD
series. The Army have, met, the and, Trinif Melboustralia.
present Triangular Tournament rough and Trinity) (Cambridge), I
C. Horsfall
J. A Hong Kong Club. twice, drawing Judson. (Mill Hill and Lincoln) (Ox R. T. Hempel established a world with 2 goals each in the first meet-ford), 3; H. L. Lindon (Jamaica record at the Victorian Rifle Asso-ing and winning the second by College and Kebla) (Oxford), 4, Won by inclien; 8 yd. Time, 49 3-5 secs...... Ito 1. Miss Virginia Van Wie, the Unit-ciation meeting in Melbourne by
HARVET ▾ PETERSEN Feather-Weight-Bandsman · Luff
London, Mař. 28. · Helter Skelter (Heard 155), Bis-Amazon (Chang 155), Bag Tor (East Lance) beat Pte. Bowen tre (S. N. Pan 180), Gay Butterfly (Wong 165).
(S.W.B.s) on points.
Len Harvey, is defending bis (Pih 183).
Bontam-Weight. →→→ Pie. Ralaton title against Petersen at the White Diana Bay (Frost 168), Soldier Soldier of China (Sun 16 of Britain (Deitz 145), King's Jur-(East Lancs) obtained a walk-aver. City outdoors on Juno 4.—Reuter, Macaroni (Heard 164), Primatice (Chang 158).
First Stage Welter-Weight.--- Donna (Soares 161).
Bright Star (Llang_150), Flying L/Cpl. Smith (East Lancs) obtain- Billiant Star (Li 158), Ribble Tourist (Frost 156), Sporting Life ed & walk-over, his opponent being (Deitz 158), Budge (Heard 158). (S. N. Pan 149).
Racing Heart (Pih 155), Pria Prima Donna (Harriman. 161), cess Angeline (Front 155), Polar Soldier of Britain (Deltz 181), Star (Butler 152),
Ribble (Heard 101). King's Justice (Chang 155), Navy Hydroplane (Proulx 180), Soldier Hall (Deltz 150), Blue Star (Wong of China (Deltz 150), Budgo (Pote
154).
pronounced unfit. ·
(Lincolns) on póintä.
WOMEN'S GOLF
Army: Pie. Hollingsworth (Lin ed States national golf champion, scoring possibles at 700, 800, and colus); Lieut. N. W. Metcalfe (Royal BRAVES SHORTSTOP
China Mail Sports Diary
SATURDAY |Football--First Division
·Clubv, Kowloon
Bingh (Pun Borderers),
IN ZAjab Regiment).
Chyaye {Modway);
(Club ground, 446 p.m.)(But Combe, Philine (Captain)
· Inter-Unit Completition. Light-Heavy-Weight.-Pte. Jor and Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare, five 900 yards. He had ten shots for Artillery) and Lieut. D. P. St. C. don (East Lanes)' beat Cpl. Chicken times winner of the title, are to each range.
Yeomans Boinnier (Lincoln); L/C
Nk. Dulla Singh (Punjab (Lincolns) on technical knock-out. make a bid to win for America this
Alaf Din (East Lanca) lost to Pte. Doeming Open Championship, at Porthcawl Middle-Weight-Bandemian Sags year the British Women's Golf:
(Punjab Regiment); Lieut. C. P. G. ifunt 142).
Winton
Bep,
Kartar Jungle Jim (Wong 165), King's
14 MILES
from May 11 to May 17, the only
Regiment), W. O. Parada (Marshall 140), Mike (Pih
Senior (A. B. C.), Lieut, C. C. Garth- Liberty Bay (Frost 161), King's Second Stage Welter-Wolglit-major golf title which America has 160);
Justice (Chang 158), Gay Cruan- Pto: Nelson (East Lanca) beat Pte. not yet won.
walia (Royal Ardilary) and L/Nk. Lal Singh Navy Hall (Pote Hunt 109), ¿er (Deitz 158),
Fall (Lincolns) on points. Bright Star (Linng 153), Mayflower Hydroplane (Proulx 161), Bright | Light-Weight-Drummor Quiiter who, falled to make the weight, a (Deitz 150).
View (Wong 101), New Star (LI (East Lanca) beat Pie, Wodinough Pte. Fail (Lincolns) was present-
(Lincolns) on points, red with the "Bost Loser's" cup for Recreio, Y. Chinese Athlette
Feather-Weight-Pte. Whitehouse last night's contests and L/Cpl. (East Lance) knocked out L/Cpl. Mason (East Lance) with a similar Herring (Lincoins) y d trophy for the previous night's
Bantam-Weight. -- Pia. - Bennett) boula.. (East, Lancs), obtained walk-over, The Inter-Unit Shield, which was the Lincoins belog unable to Und on presented by the Soldier Club Com
-(Kingʻa Park, 4· pra)! opponent.
miliae, and, competed for the fryt Yachting First Stage, Walter-Weight-time this year was received on beeyal Hong Kong Yacht Club's
Commodore's Cupwe for racing Army L/Cpl. Mason (East" Lâncai)?_re-half of the Bast: Lance by Bands-"
NAVY celved"walkover from Plan, Kopa; man
Soldier of Forttine (Choy 154), 161). Little Beauty (Tang Man Wp 149), Able Amazon (Li 165), Racing Racing Epirit (Poy 153).
Heart (Pih 186), Mutiny Bay (But- ler. 149),
Tiny Star (14' 166),',`Burprise (Marshall 166), Soldier of Fortune (Bun 158).1)
1X MILES Hydroplane (Proulx 161), Boldfer of China (Bun 181), Lemberg (Heard: '358).
...: Helman (Chang 168), Navy Hall 14 - MILES)
(LI 164), Blue Blar (Wong, 162). Liberty Bay (Frost 161), King's Don, (Bun 162), Navy Hall (Li Jaslice (Chang 158), Timps (Butler 168), Brochin (Deitz 171);
v. Borderers.
Saya Artliler yupoo, 4.45 p.m.) Eaden (Medway), Lt. Currey,
Police
BREAKS LEG.
Exhibition Game Beat New York Yankees.
*
St. Petersburg, Fla., Mar. 28. Rabbit Maranville, star, short-
and Lt. Cdr, Tidd (Baffolk stop of the Boston Braves, to-day, Lt. Muspratt (Bubolk), Lt. Carl broke his left leg during an exhi (Kowloon ground, 4.45 p.m.) (Medway) and Lt. (E) Wood (ed-bition game between the Braves way: Li Donald (Modway), L. and the New York Yankees, which
(Med- FACA South Chine
way), L. Car. Atkinson (Eagle) and ended to an indecisive 3 tq 3 tls
In the eighth inning. (Camline H!!I, 4.45 p..) Lt. Anderson, (Engle),
He broke his log in the eighth TABLE TO DATE.
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