THE CHINA MAIL,” SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1934.
Sporting Page 2
LAWRENCE MAY BREAK OWN 100 YARDS V.R.C. AQUATIC RECORD
CENTRAL BRITISH Hendren And Leyland
AQUATICS
Keen Competition In School Swimming.
BOYS SHOW GOOD FORM
The Central British School held their annual swimming gala yes- terday at the European Y.M.C.A. pool, some
wwimming. very fine
and keen competition being seen
in all the events.
Results were as follow:
Senior Boys 100 Yards H'Cap:→
1.-11. Millington
2.-0. Bitzer
3-D. Sommers
Girl 50 Yards 'Cap:-
1. Hickey
2.-V. Fetherstonhaugh 3.- de Chaffay
Intermediate Boys' 50 Yards
Handicap:-
L-E. Rodgers
2-R. Provan
3.-R. Trowt
2nd Heat:-
I-A. Keown 2.--F. Rodgers 3-A, Bruin
Intermediate Girls' 50 Yards
Handicap:-
1. Bruin and P. Stringer 2.-J. Lakeman
Junior Boys 50 Yards Handicap:-·
1-D. Gray
2-R. de Rome
3.-1. Kempton
Save England
One Run Under Test Record
For Fifth Wicket
ENGLAND 355 FOR 5 WICKETS
A fifth wicket stand of 191 by Jaddition to the score the English run skipper was dismised, being clean Hendren and Leyland, one short of Braund and R. E. Foster's bowled by O'Reilly for a ducki 1903-4 Test record, enabled Eag: land to total 355 for 5 in the third Test match against Australia at Old Trafford yesterday.
London, To-day.
Going in second wicket, down, Hammond shared the same fate as Wyatt. After scoring only runs, he was also bowled by .0 Reilly. The scores being '72 for 3 wicket.
The sudden collapse was caused The third test match at Man--
second chester commenced in very hot by O'Reilly with his first, weather, but the wicket was per-ind fourth deliveries after play had been stopped for drinks. Dur- feet.
No fewer than 25.000 specta-ng this time umpires examined] fault with the tors were present on the grounds, and discovered a some of them having made alball, which was changed with dia- night-long vigil to gain admit-strous results for England.
"Patay" Hendren joined Sut- tance.
R. E. S. Wyatt. the English cliffe at the crease and the to captain, won the toss and elected men absolutely refused to bat first.
any risks.
Junior Girls 50 Yards Handicap:- and Ames. Keeton was twelfth appeal,
1-E. Morrison
2-M. Shand
3.-J. Priday
Junior Boys' 25 Yards Handicap
for Beginners::---
1.-R. Snashfold
2-R. de Rome
3-M. Stephenson
Senior Boys' Plunging:-
1.-B. Hynes
2.-P. Simon
3.-H. Millington
Senior Girls Plunging:-
1.-L. de Chaffoy
2-V. Fetherstonhaugh 3.--L. Hickey
Intermediate Boys' Plunging:—
1.-C. Morrison
2.--E, Rodgers
3--F, Rodgers
Intermediate Girls' Plunging:--
1. Lakeman
2.-J. Bruin
3.-P. Stringer
Senior Boys' Leap Frog:-
I-H. Millington and P. Wilson 2-V. Bond and O. Bitter 3.-P. Hynes and D. Sommera Intermediate Boys' Leap Frog:---
1.-C. Morrison and J. Rousseau
2.-G. Arnold and R. Trowt 3--H. Clarke and E. Rodgers Girls' Leap Frog:-
1.-L. de Chaffoy and Y. Martin 2.-J. Lakeman and P. Stringer 3.-V. Fetherstonhaugh and L
Hickey
Senior Boys' 50 Yards Breast-
stroke:
1.-0. Bitzor
2.-E. Fowler
3.-H. Millington
Intermediate Boys' Divings-
1.-R. Provan
2.-I.. Trowt
3.-A. Bruin
Senior Girls' Diving:-
1.--L. Hickey
2.-J. Lakeman
3.-Y. Martin
Junior Boya Diving:---
1.-W. Pryde
2.--P. Egan
5.-D. Gray Junior Girls' Diving:-
1.-E. Morrison 2.-L. Kehr
8. Priday
Senior Boys' Diving:-
1.-E. Fowlar
B-0. Bitzer
8.-R. Sommers
Sentor Boya' 50 Yards Back-
stroke;top:
1.-E. Fowler
2- Mington
3--D. Sommers, and 0. Bitzer
Girls' 50. Xards Breast and Back
Stroke!
La de Chaffoy
2-L. Hickey
man.
The
two take
As the date drew near. for their title battle at New York, Champion Primo Camera and Challenger Max Baer (below) put on a final training spurt at their respective camps. The Italian, at his Pompton Lakes, N. J., quertere, favours the skipping rope as a conditioner, while Bser, who won the world title from Carnera on Jund 14 on a technical knock out, at Asbury Park, N. J., displays his right hook.
off Chipperfield YORKSHIRE ARE DISPLACED IN BORDERERS WIN
CRICKET RACE
AT BILLIARDS
Artillery Completely Swamped.
Sutcliffe Caught
which
(Continued from page 1.)
As the result of a convincing]
TO-NIGHT'S GALA ROZA-PEREIRA
AND E. B. DA ROZA
CHALLENGERS
Marques Favoured For
Breast Stroke
INTERESTING CARD FOR SEASON'S OPENING GALA'
(By G. L.)
The Victoria Recreation Clab's }
first swimming gala for this sea-
JAPANESE WOMAN AQUATIC STAR SETS NEW MARK
Clips One Second Off World
Record For 200 Metres Breast Stroke
Nagoya, July 2 Mina Hideko Hirohata has es- tablished a new record of 8 min. 3.6 sec. for the 200 metres breast- stroke, breaking Miss E. Jacob- son's former world mark of 3 minu. 4.6 sec.Reuter
FOUR FINALS FOR TO-DAY AT WIMBLEDON
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son, which will be staged to-night Mme. Mathlou,
at 9 p.m. sharp, promises to propion, and
vide some very startling per-
French cham-
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, world's best woman doubles play-
formances by the club swimmers, er, will defend their title against
who are among the fastest in the Colony.
With a delay of over a month
Mlle. Andrus and Mlle. Henrotin,
conquerors of Helen Jacoba and Sarah Palfrey.
R. Miki, Japanese non-playing
in the commencement of the Davis Cup captain, and Dorothy Club'e galas, preparation for to- Round will be meeting stern op- night's races have been given position in Bunny Austin and Mrs. careful attention, and a very en-Shepherd Barron in the joyable evening of fast and ex Doubles Final. citing racing is promised.
Mixed
The main feature on the pro- TO-DAY'S ANGLO-AMERICAN
FINAL gramme is the 100 yards "A" class
Miss Dorothy Round, who ap
race, in which the three fastest
men in the Colony over this dis-peared in exhibition matches in tance will take part. W. Law. Hong Kong last November, will at- rence, who won the V.R.C. and tempt to give Britain the Women's Colony championship last year, is Singles Championship at Wim- tolleve bledon for the first time since Miss in fine fettle, and many that his best time of 59 4/5 is like-Kitty McKane (now Mr. L. A. God- free) won the title in 1926 when Ily to be bettered.
Miss Helen Jacobs, she meets world ranking No. 1 player, in the Final to-day.
Miss Round took a set off Helen Wills-Moody in the Final last year.
the After 95 minutes' play, The English team was: R. E. S. Wyatt, C. F. Walters, G. O. Allen, score-board showed exactly a hun- Sutcliffe, Hammond. Hendren.jdred... Leyland, Verity, Hopwood. Clark Hendren survived a leg before and shortly afterwards anicked a ball Clark, who was stated to have dangerously near O'Reilly, who strained a leg muscle during the was fielding at backward point.
He will be strongly chal- week, reported himself fit and Sutcliffe and Hendren kept their
lenged, however, by Llonel well, and was included in the wickets intact until lunch,
Roza-Pereira, the Colony's was taken with the total at 126 for R. H. Human, the Cambridge cleven.
long-distance champion, and encouraging a wel-8 wickets. The former had added skipper,' displayed W. H. Ponsford made
E.'B da Roza. come return to the Australian 49 and the latter 21.
form on the eve of the "Varsity
Several fast swimmers, who Miss Jacobs is taking part in her team, and E. H. Bromley was re
match with an innings of 129 at legated to twelfth man.
Sutcliffe did most of the scoring Lord's, where the 'Varsity match win, by 887--points to 628, over made good progress during lest third Final Deg
Yesterday Fred Perry beat Jack Australian XI consisted of W. M. immediately after lunch; but he will commence on Monday. the Royal Artillery, the 1st Bn. season, will add excitement to this
in straight Woodfull (Captain). D. G. Brad-did not stay long. With the addi- The Light Blue Bowlers, South Wales Borderers have race, among whom are T. L. Faget, Crawford, the holder, man, S. J. McCabe, C. V. Grimtion of only 23 runs on the board however, were treated
again captured the premier hon-H. Ozorio, the University cham-sets to enable Britain to win the title for the first time since A. W. mett. W J. O'Reilly, W. Oldfield, and after he had taken his
scant respect, and the
ours in the Inter-Unit Billiards plon, and A. A. da Roza.
Gore's, success in 1909. Breast Stroke Hopei W. A. Brown, L. Darling, A. G. score to 63, he was held in the slip
League. versity lost by 170 runs. F. C. de Saram, the He
C. S. M. Lewis, S.W.B., chalked Still smarting from the loss of Chipperfield, W. H. Ponsford and by Chipperfield off O'Reilly. ¡T. Wall.
the dis-up the highest break in the com- the Club breast-stroke champion-} had been an invaluable and flawless Ceylon boy, who shared Wyatt, as expected, sent in innings, which was featured by tinetion of scoring the first cen-petition, a 64, beating the previous ship, which passed into the hands Sutcliffe and Walters to open cover-driving and forceful leg shota tury this season with Ashdown, best break of 52, compiled by Sgt of the Chinese Athletic Associa- the batting, Both men batted He hit boundaries.
was seen at his belt at Reigate Green, Lincolns.
Scores: cautiously but runs came steadi-
The score was then 149 for four where his innings of 208, out of lly. 50 being scored after 48
399, was mainly responsible for Jarman wicketa. minutes.
Hendren was not dismayed at the Oxford's fine win over H. D. Lo-Lewin dismissal of Sutcliffe and continued veson-Gower's XL When the score reached 68, the to play copy-book cricket. Leyland first disaster befell England. Wal had joined him and was occasional- ters played a ball from O'Reilly ly aggressive.
Early Collapse
straight
Own
FRIENDLY
with Uni-
former
At Lord's, the M.CC. beat Cam bridge University by 170 runs, M.C.C.: 401 (Major Wilkinson 100,
Harry Lee 103).
short leg, where Darling made no Hendren reached his 50 in 110 mistake with the catch. The Wor- minutes, while Leyland also reached" cester captain had scored 62 out his half-century, taking 95 minutes, 241 for 8 wkts, dec. of the total of 68, mainly through At tea-time, the two were stil Cambridge: 311 (R. H. Human 120) delightful cover and
and 161. together, the score being 258. Hen- drives. He made several fororen had 80 not out and Leyland ful leg strokes and included eight 50 not out.
At Reigate, Oxford University fours in his innings. Sutcliff, who
During the afternoon, Don Brad-beat H, D. Leveson Gower's XI by
88 runs. was butting carefully had scored man and Chipperfield both develop only 16.
ed sore-throats and had to leave the Oxford: 299 (F. C. de Suram 208) and
215. Worse Juck was in store for field. They did not plan again yes-LG/6 XI 841 and 185, England when Wyatt joined the terday, being replaced by Bromley Yorkshire opening bat With no and Barnett.
Back-stroke:--
1. C. Large
2.-C. Morrison
3.-A. Keown
Heat 2:---
1.-D. Gray
2.-D. Hollidge
Heat 8:
1.-M. Stephenson
2.-W. Pryde SR. de Rome
Intermediate Girls' 25 Yards
Back-stroke :-
1.-P. Stringer
2-J. Lakom.8.12.
3.-Y. Martin
Junior Girls' 25 Yards
Back-stroke:
Almost Record Stand Hendren's glorious fanings came
to 340. He was caught and bowled
Rice Mathias Clapp Davies
150 Styles 137 Beeston 150 Longman
150 Starbuck 150 Cambell
·Total -
887
150 Maddison
JAPANESE ACES BEATEN
the
I. N. Willaims and S. Wood, tion swimmer, Lam Yiu, last sea-who were beaten on Wednesday by son, the V.R.C. are now making de-J. Borotra and J. Brugnon, 112 termined efforts to retrieve their holders, beat Nishimura and Yama- {gishi, the Japanese hopes, in the 150 lost honour.
99
7
has seen This season
2
more Second Round of the Men's Doubles
131 spirited attempt by the Clubjat Wimbledon-Havas..
69 breast-stroke experts to regain
67 their former standard in this style] WORLD CHAMPION'S
than in any previous year." The
628 Club now has four star men who are gradually improving their times in the breast-stroke, and to
JOE DAVIS OUT FOR BILLIARDS TITLE
Challenge To Lindrum -
night'will see them out in their
first open race.
E. M. Marques, who won his heat last Thursday in the cre- ditable time of 10 4/5 seconds
SUSPENSION
Brown Unable To Box
Until Fine Paid
Paris, June 13. The Secretary-General of the International Boxing Union states is the favourite for this event.
that the suspension of Al. „Brown. He will be closely challenged by the world's bantam-weight cham
The English blillards champion H. M. Remedios, former Colony Joe Davis arrived in Colombo re-champion, and B. Gosano, the Pion, until September 1 applies At Bristol, Gloucester beat York-cently, He is on his way to Aus-fastest Club member last season.
exclusively to French territory,
Until the imposed fins of 8,000₤ shire by 9 wickets.
|tralia on board the O. L. Orsova, Marques should improve on bis Yorkshire: 247 and 190 (Parker & for
In conservation with a "Caylon time, and is likely to set a new authorised to box in
is paid, however, Brown cannot be 88).
any other Observer" representative on board mark for Club members.
country whose federation is affiliat- Joe Davis said that he was` on his
the Lam Yin, however, woN
to an end when the score was taken Gloucester: 858 and 82 for 1.
FILIPINO BOXERS
by Q'Reilly when he had made 182. At Worcester, Sussex beat Worway to Australia to take part in championship last year in 77 8/8ed to the LB. Beuter. He revelled in the hook shot and center by an innings and 104 runs, the world's billiard championships seconds, and it is not expected that pulled and drove with great power, Worcester; 272 and 129 (Tate & for to be held there in August. sending the leather crashing to the boundary on 22 occasions.
He took 265 minutes to make hinj runs, and was given a great ovation when he returned to the pavilion.
89).
Sussex: 505 (Cook 220).
Earlier Reska -
At Tunbridge Wells, Derby best Leyland with a mixture of care Kent by 4 wickets. and aggression in his batting. had Kent: 114 (Copson 5 for 86) and 120. made 93 during his stay at the wie Derby: 92 (Freeman 5 for 29)
148 ford (Freeman 3 for 68), ket of two hours.
At Nottingham, Notts beat Mid- Hendren and Leyland put on 191 dwuex by 8 wickets. [runs and falled by only one, run to Middlesex: 218 and 118 (Voce for
equal the record for the fifth wicket) 62). partnership.
"Ames, who had joined the York- Inter-House Boys Relay (Teams of shire left-hander, had four to his
credit when stumps were
drawn runs with the score at 855 for five wie Lancashire 469 for den, (Iddon 117,
Paynter 120 not est). Northantar 248 and 188
**To-day's Matches
1.E. Morrison 2.-M. Shand:
3.-L. Kebr
6) 150 Yards -
1.-Red House
2-Blue House
Chocolate House
|_ 6) - 150 Yards ;---
1---Eed "House"
keta.
:
ENGLAND-Ist Innings. Inter-House Girls'. Helay. (teams of Butcliffo, e Chipperfald, b O'Reilly C.F. Wellers, & Daising » O'Reilly
2Blue House 8.--Chocolate, Houss
Intermediate Boys' 25 Yards Back.... Inter-House Swimming Shield on
stroke:**
1-4 Bruin-
2E Rodgers
BR. ProvaETM
Junior Boys? 25 Yards
Aggrega
1-Bad Honna with 107 points 2-Blue House with 94; poluta SChocolate House with 90:
points
R. E. B. Wratt, b O'Belly
Hammond,,b OKelly
Layland, not out. Ames, hot'out :)
Extras
Su Tatal (for B ›wita.)
Fall of Wicketar" 1 (Waites |63; 23(Wyall) 'fae • 88; 3 (HAM [[or, "TR2=4". (Butella), fie [drau) Kor 14N, PI
Merques will be able to improve
In Australia Jos Davis will play on this time this early ip' the, ses- jagainst Walter Lindrum for the son
World title and will also play A members' back-stroke and 76 jagainst Horace Lindrum, the anoo-Yards medley race are other in-
ker champion of Aubtralia.
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P
Notta: 158 and 174 for 2.
A Blackburn, Lancashire beat Northanta by an fanings and 74
Sussex (2) Lancashire (5) Essex (4) Notts (8) Kent (8) Yorkshire (1)
15
9
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE TO DATE
1st Inna. No Pla Pta LW L Result Pos. Obt. 0 2 3 1 225 158-
15 .6
2
E
* 0. 225 119
17
2
4
1255, 116
14
6
1
0 210 113
15. 6
.0 225 113
15
2
225 111
Darby (6)
.15
· Warwick (7) Middlesex (12) Gloucapler (10) Worcester (15) Barrey (9)
14
LPGA HACHON, HVISKETALEIS COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPAGE}: Essex v. Bussex at Colchester Kent v. Hampshire, at Folkestone Worcester Y. Darby at Stourbridge Yorkshire Surrey at Bradford Northants Lanenskim at
Glamorgan (26) Humjshies (14) Pater-Leiconler (17) Bomarset (11) Northants (13)',
Birmingham Warwick vi Notts Glamorgs Gloucester at Lanelly.
*
Oxford
Monday's Game - Cambridge it Lord's
225 100
27 210): 87
210 81
DEFEATED
Australian Wins
Melbourne, June 28. To-night was a bad evening Zor Filipino boxers in Australia. Var- ins Miling met Herb Bishop here and lost a decision on points.
In Sydney Star Frisco, another Invader from the north was out. painted by the popular "Darkie" Blandon United Press.
|teresting_races on the programme, which will conclude with dancing to the early hours of the morning
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180
165
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