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RANGERS FAVOURED TO BEAT MOTHERWELL
LEO DIEGEL'S
PRAISE FOR THE
BRITISH GOLFER
"They Strike The Ball Beautifully"
THE COTTON MACHINE
New York.
Leo Diegel, the "demon putter," says that Great Britain has a flock of remarkable professional golfers -men whose methods of stroke production excel those of the Americans, in an interview with the "New York Sun."
own
"The Britishers strike the ball beautifully. They have more artistic shots. than we have, and they have always scored phone- menally in their
closed tournaments. But until Cotton broke the spell they were obsessed by a peculiar mental delusion that they could not beat the Americants at medal play.
TRIPLE WIN FOR TANG IN TO-DAY'S SCOTTISH GORDON LUM
JUVENILE MEETING
China's Young Swimmers Are Receiving Encouragement
Hangchow; August 13. A juvenile swimming meet was held in the West Lake Swimming Pool here yesterday. Yang Chi-chich, a 15-year-old boy, was champion, capturing the frat place in three events. giris, eleven and twelve years The performances of two Uttle
old, men much applause,
IRELAND WIN AT POLO
Empire Challenge Trophy By 12 To 3:
ENGLAND AND NAVY FALL BY WAYSIDE
were
London, July 23. Three polo "Cup finals" played in London on Saturday.
"Padgham is the nearest approach
to Vardon that modern golf has yet seen. He produces each stroke in the At Hurlingham, in the final tie same classic manner and fades his of the tournament for the Social irons on to the pin just as the old Clubs' Cup. the Cavalry Club master use to do. I recall Vardon "B" team beat Buck's Club by 6 at Inverness and when I
fret goals to 4; at Roehampton, the watched
19th Field Brigade R. A. defeat- Padgham swing the similarity was astounding.
ed the 5th Inniskilling Dragoon *Cotton is more of the Dun-Military Handicap Challenge Cup Guards in the final tie for the can order and reminds one of a machine. You wonder how he ever misses a putt. "His recent victory ought to be just the tonic British professional golf needed. It smashed the myth of American infallibility-Reuter.
ENGLAND TEST PLAYERS SHOW THEIR TRUE FORM
by 8 goals to 4; and the Ragtails just won their match against the Chinchillas in the final of the
FOOTBALL
BEATEN BY OHTA
IN SHANGHAI
HEARTS TO HOLD CELTIC But Khoo Avengea
IN GLASGOW?
JUNIOR TEAMS NOT FANCIED
THE second bloc of fixtures in the Scottish Football Lea-
gue to-day provides many interesting encounters, chief among which are the clashes between Glasgow Rangers, Lea- gue and Cup holders, and Motherwell, League runners-up last year, at Hampden Park, and that between the Hearts and Celtic.
The Rangers opened the season with an easy fixture at Dunfermline, but Motherwell preferred to tackle and beat Queen of the South, third in the table last season. The cor responding game last year resulted in a draw, but the Ran- gers are expected to win to-day on their own ground..
The Celtic made an auspicious debut against Kilmar nock last Saturday, and do not appear likely to follow the downward path they did early last season. A draw is the most likely result, as the Hearts are no mean side, and the inter-city rivalry is always an additional stimulus..
HAMMOND 82.85.
(Continued from Page 5)
AUSTRALIANS BATTING
Defeat
JAPANESE TOURING TEAM
Shanghal, August 12.
A record-breaking crowd Alled the stands yesterday afternoon at the Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association's court to witness three exhibition matches he tween the visiting Japanese. Leam and an Association team, made up of foreign and Chinese play-
ers.
Play opened with a singles ber tween T. Watanabe and Guy Cheng, which resulted in a win for Cheng after three hard-fought sets. The scores were 2-6, 6-2, 6-4.
L. Ohta and Gordon Lum follow- ed, the former winning in two sets, [by 9-7, 6-4.
The doubles was just completed
Albion Rovers, who falled at! Dundee last Saturday, may hold as darkness fell, L. D. Carson and M. Benavitch, winning in two sets Partick, but the general opinion
is that they will have yet to find by 6-4, 6-2 against T. Watanabe and their feet in the premier divi-1. Kodera. sion. Dunfermline Athletic are in the same category at Clyde.
Ohta represented Japan in the Davis Cup from 1927 to 1980, and
The following is the forecast, of ran Jean Borotra to five sets in to-day's games:
Times
not, Highest
ABERDEEN
Albion CLYDE
Young Cup, by 8 goals to 1/2. H. Ponsford 18 3 1022 281 after allowing the Chinchillas D. G. Bradman 21 2 1095 206 214 goals start.
S. J. McCabe .. 24.6 1397 240 77.61 Hamilton
68.13 Hearta 57.63 KILMARNOCK
QUEEN'S PH.
V
V
A. G. Chipper.
field
16 3 680 175 £3.00 QUEEN O' SOUTH ▼ W. M. Woodfall 18 1 694 172 40,82 RANGERS
Ireland Beat England Two
important representative W. A. Brown .. 24 1 987 119 40.78 St. Johnstone matches were played in mid-week. B. A. Barnett, 144 335 61 33.50
won
67 25.87
Falkirk PARTICH Dunfermlinej
1930..
Japanese Disappoint
Луг Celtic
Shanghai, August 13. Hibernians The visiting Japanese team St. Mirren
Dundee were completely out of the picture Motherwell, in yesterday's exhibition matches AIRDRIE at the Shanghai Lawn Tennis As- sociation's court, being beaten in
"Y" GALAS
At Hurlingham, Ireland beat Eng-L. 8. Darling 24 1 754 100 33.21 "NO DANCING. AT two singles and one doubles match. land (represented by a Hurlingham W. J. O'Reilly 13 7 131 30" 31.83 (Continued from Page 1) club side) by 12 goals to B and thus W. A. OldGeld... 10 2 203
A. J. Kippax .. 121 338 89 28.90 the Empire Challenge Cup. E. H. Bromley 171 272 66 17.00 The biggest upset was the defeat This is the third time they have C v. Grimmett 15 2 181 39 13.92 of Sussex, who until the beginning won the trophy since 1928, when H. Ebeling 13 0 163 37 12.53) of the week led the County Cham-the contest was inaugurated. |T. W. Wall ........ 10 3 70 24 10.00 Ipionship, at the hands of Glouces
wood-Smith.
L. O'B, Fleet At Ranelagh the Royal Navy ter. Winning by 7 wickets Glouces-were beaten by the Royal Air ter compiled the enormous first inn-Force for the first time since 1980 ings total of 608 for 7. a score in the annual match for the Duke' which included three centuries-of York's Cup. Scores were, laval Barnett 189, Hammond 137, and Bat S-all at half-tirge, but the play H Lyon 119. Sussex pluckily re- in the second half was almost en- piled with 442, but were forced to tirely in favour of the R.A.F. and follow on. They were then dis-they went ahead to win by 9 goals missed for 217, Goddard securing 6 to 4. for 71. This was the second defeat inflicted on Sussex this season.
Yorkshire made a further step to. wards retaining the championship by defeating Worcester by an ina- jings and 26 runs.
China Mail Sports Diary
94 11 4
BOWLING
Gordon Lum and C. C. Cheng accounted for S. Kodora and H. Yoshida in atraight sets, by 6-3, 6-8. (Continued from Page 4.) T. Watanabe, who played such a good game on Saturday, was to have swimming galas, in November and played in this match, but, owing to 2.30 December for instance, would be a slight illness, was sent to hospital,
considered, the meeeting, decided. Yoshida taking his place and doing.
excellently.
0. M. R. W. Aver,
The swimming competition between the European Y. M
L
The second match was the best of
C. A. and the Chiness. the afternoon, when Y. Ohta lost to dYM.CA was fixed for Sep-Khoo Hool bye by 6-4, 6-2,
"tember 4 and 5, but further
discussions on this subject will be continued at a later dale,
The next "Y" swimming gala 730.6 .221 1637, 42.1996 will be held on September 8 at
9.30 p.m., for which entries closel on September 5 at noon,
The list of events as decided at the meeting are,
+
W. J. O'Reilly 562.3 206 1230 79 1684) H. Ebeling 430 138:839 44 19.52 C. V. Grim-
mett L. O'B. Fleet-
wood-Smith 395.4 89 1081 53 20.39 IT. W. Wall V 397 83 1057 37 28.66 -To-day.
LS. Darling 97.3 25 270 8 33.75 Lancashire, who took the lead, in Lawn Bowls Senior Division, A. G. Chipper
feld
135.5 33 408 10 40,80 the County Championship at the Craigengower C.C. "A" v. Police R.C.;
45-591 13 45,46 Civil Service C.C. v. Kowloon CC. 3. 1. McCabe 211 beginning of the week, were only Club de Recreto, v. Kowloon Docks E H. Bromley 58.5 10 206 4 31.50 able to secure first Innings points R.C., Taikoo R.C. V. Craigengewer AF: Kipper from Essex. K. Farnes and C.C. "B" Junior Division, Police R.C. Nichols, the Essex fast bowlers pro- v. Craigengower C.G.; Kowloon C.C. vided the outstanding feats, taking club de Recreio; Yacht Club v. Hong v. Civil, Bervice. C.C.; Indian R.C. v.
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50 yards aggregate. (Men's). 50 yards aggregate (Ladies'), Ladies' invitation Relay race “Y” v. Chinese Bathing Club and South Chiri
A singles match between Carson and S. Kodera went to three sets, Kodera winning the first at 6-2 but losing the following two at 3-6, 38-4.
A.A. over 100 yards, of four-a-side.
Mens' 200 yards relay race the "Y" against the CBC, 8.C.A.A. and Hong Kong University.
Kong Electric RC.; Bong Kong Foot WIMBLEDON 6TH DAY
ball Club v. Kowloon B.G.C.
To-morrow."
-Lawn Bowls-Rinks Championship, THE
W. Forrest, A. E. Carey, W. Mair and Tmatches in which the losses
results of Wimbledon B. N. Williams and S. B. Wood bt. Haf
Nishimurs and J. Mamagishi, 4-6 2-0, 6-2, 6-2, 63,
SECOND ROUND
G. C. Moss v. E. W. Simmonds, J. Deskin, F. 3. Jones and A. W. Grim known players took part make
mitt (Oralgengower. C.C. green), 8.45 interesting reading, and following E. G. N, Cooper and E. Maier bt. H.
At Birmingham, Warwick, de feated, Glamorgan.by 37 runs.” Warwick: 160 (J. C. Clay 6 for. 76}|p.m. - -
and 175. Glamorgan: 158 and 139 (Mayer,6 for
*87).
TO-DAY'S GAMES --
At Bradford, Yorkshire defeated Worcester by an Innings and 26 ing first-class; matches: --- [zumé.
Worcester: 188 (Smith 5 for 53) and
192 (Verity 5 for 44). Yorkshire: 401-(Sutcliffe 187, not out).
Play commences in the follow-
At Cheltenham, Gloucester de feated Sussex by seven wickets. - Gloucester: 508 for 7. dec. (Barnett
189, Hammond 187, H. H. Lyon 119) and 52 for 8. Sussex: 442 and 217- (Goddard 6 for
71).
FIFTH TEST MATCH England v Australia (Oval)
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Warwick y Middlesex at Birmingham Sussex Somerset at Eastbourne Derby v Notts at Ilkeston Northants Glamorgan
Northampton Hampshire Leicester at Bourne-
mouth
Kent v Lancashire at Dover Essex Yorkshire at Southend Gloucester v Surrey at Cheltenham
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP - TABLE TO DATE
-Lancashire : (5)
Sussex (2) Yorkshire (1) Kent (3) Derby (6) Essex (4) Gloucester (19) Notts (8)
Warwick (7) Burrey (9)
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the same, policy as that adopted last year, the China Mol ̈ ̈ will publish daily the complete results of each sticcessive day during the Wimbledon Fortnight. Today the results of the sixth day, July 1, are given:
MEN'S SINGLES (Halder: J. H. Crawford)
FOURTH ROUND A
F. J. Perry (G.B., nominated) bt. A. E
Quist (Austraila), 6–2, 6–3, 6–4. ·|
F. David and P. D. B. Spence, 6-2, 68,62
D. P. Turnbull and V, B. McGrath`bt-
E. D. Andrews and A. G. Stedman, 8-6, 6-2, 0-l 01,
K. G. Gandar Dewer and C. E. Mal
roy bt. A. Marin Legeay and J. Lesueur, 6-2, 4-48, 9–7, 6–4. 2. Borotra and 3. Brugnom bt. J. F. G. || Lysaght and D. McPhail, 6–2, 6–1
WOMEN'S, DOUBLES.“ (Holder: Mme: R Mathieu ́and ·
p Mhia” Ryan)
FIRST ROUND
G. M. Lott (USA) bt. H C. Hopman
(Australia), 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. Mlle. H. R. Conquerque and Signorina
V. G. Kirby (South Africa) bt G. Von L.Valerio bt. Miss D. Kitwon and
Cramm (Germany), 6–2, 2–6, 6–4, - Miss J. McAlpine, 6-1, 6--1.
Mian--H. ! Iacobänd Miss S. Palfrey
F. X. Shields (U.S.A.) bt. C. Boussusbt. Mrs. M. A V. Russell and Miss
|(France), 6-4; 4: 8–872 Grady | 7798. Noel, 6-8, 6–4
WOMEN'S; SINGLES,
(Holder: Mr. P... Moody) FOURTH ROUND
Mile, L. Payol (Switzerland) bt. Mina FARM. Yorke,
&
Mine D. E-Bound (G.B., nominated)
bt. Mrs. M. R. King (G.B.),
Es:
SECOND ROUND Mme. R. Matile and Mis Ryan w.o., Fel C. Aussom and Fri M. Horn scratched, SURAT
MIXED DOUBLES (Holders: G2 von Craimí” and Mrs. H. Sperling) FIRST ROUND 03. 8. Our and Mike 3.. Ingram bt. W. Mine S. Palfror (USA) bt. Hila, -J.
A. R. Collins and Mrs. B. E. Hay. Jedrzejowske. (Poland), 0–2, 6–2 lock, RETUR
MIS IL Jacobs (U.8.) bt. Hula. G. E. Godsell and Miss H. Slaney bt. Goldschmidt (France); 6-2, 6-V. Landan and Miss J. Morfey, 16. Miss J, Hartigan (Australis), bt. Mrd. 6-0, 6-2 S
H. Sperling (Denmark), 6-4, 5-7,D, N., Jones and Mrs. W... Dyson bt
Mine HC Scriven (G.B., nominated)
bt, Mise C. Babcock (U.S.A.), 9—
KMENS DOUBLES
CHolders Borotra and L. Brusnon) FIRST ROUND
H. G. N. Les and E. C. Peters ht. J. C. Hodson, and A. G. 0, King, 60,
CL Burwell and D. N
PGra illot, and P. Landry nerateke
Diving for Plates. 100 yards Medley race. Novelty Face
Water Pelo"X" v. Chinese, team,
RESULTS
bt, P. Geelband and Mille, M. de
Berman,
I. G. Collina, and Lady Rowallan - bt. E. Gobrowitz and Mrs., B.C. Covell, €2,38—10, 8mmők
G. von Metaxa and Countess G. Szapary ~bt: M. Bloom and Miss A. A. Wright;
B
H. W. Austin and Mrs. D. C. Shepherd-
Barron bt. L. H. Whentereft and Mrs. Wheatcroft, 8-
F. H. D. Wilde and Mrs. M. E. King bt.RK Tinkler and Miss N. H. Lyle, 7-5, -
IL G. N. Cooper and Miss E
Dearman'bt. L. Hecht and Signorina L* Valerio, #2, 62
V. B. McGrath and Miss J. Hartigan bt. N, Sharpe and Miss J. McAlpine, 84, B1
Ollin and Miss Ingram b£. D. P. Turn- ball and Fri. C. Aussem, 6–8, 6and,
ALL-ENGLAND PLATE
FIRST ROUND-K. Schroeder bt, |3. Fujikura, 818, 7-5, 6–8; 1, Aoki
bt. P. V. V. Sherwood, 6-2, 5-7, 6-2;- A. Gentlen bt. W. La Bresse, 7---5, 8-8. M
SECOND ROUND-H Henkel bL.J; B. Reddall, 78, 8-8; G. Von Metaxa bt. J. D. Morris, 6-2, 6-4; F.-H.ˇD, Wilde bt. G. W. Gibba, 6-4, 6-4; R. K. Tinkler åt. G. C. Frank, 6-1, 6-2;| V. Landau .o, D. McPhail ser L
iki bt. O. E. Hare, 64, 6-1 THIRD ROUND.-H. Denker bt, C. Neynert, 6, 6-4; D. H. Willems bt. N. Tavlor, 6-2,447 ALL-ENGLAND WOMEN'S PLATE FIRST ROUND-Miss G. A, Clarke
V. G. Kirby and Miss M. Heeley, Jervoisa bt Miss R. Smith, 6–2, 6–8;
Mes. R. A. Chamberlain bt. Mrs. M. M. Henzel and Miss H. A. Thomas bt. Moss, 3-6, 6-3, 6-8; Mrs. P. J.
J. Borotrs and Miss E. Nathell, 64, Whithy bt Miss P. L. F. Thomson,
24-26-072–8,"8—8; Mrs. R. M. Turnbull! SECOND ROUND:
bt Mr. D. Andrus, 48. 6-8, 7-31. FVV Sherwood and Mrs. A. H. Min M. Riddell bt. Minn D. H. Crios Mellows bt. E. R. Avory and Mlas ton 4-6 6-0, 0-9: Mis AE. LA
MeOstrich Mrs. G. G. Harman H. T. Ricketts, 6-2 6-8,
de Borman and Miss N. 1 Adamson 1-646-2: Miss J. Mowbray Green St.- Wo... A. K. Quist and Mile. 6. Ro Miss FNani-kin, 68, B2, B7 sambert, scratched.
| Mign G. Mi Southwell bt. Benarito
B. Kirk de Chavarri, 7–8, 6-2