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THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1935
JAPANESE TENNIS ACE
AGA KHANS BOLD
BID FOR RECORD
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The three-year-old £llies as two- year-olds were moderate compared with the colts, as an examination of the Free Handicap will quickly show. Ther are no better as three- year-olds, for they were all besten with ease be a three-year-old from France, Mesa, in the One Thousand Guineas. Caretta failed to stay, as anyone who has examined her breeding and studied her running] would be convinced that she would do.
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Annabel was not at her best on the day of the race and may 331 ways be excitable. Although Hynd- ford. Bridge was second she does not seem to me likely to stay the Oaks distance of a mile and a half. Mess has been at Weyhill being trained by F. Hartigan for the Oaks, in which she will no doubt be ridden by Johnstone, whom it was nice to see riding once again in this country and showing that he
Babe Ruth, right, is given a cordial greeting by Manager Bil McKechnie of Boston Braves as the Bambino arrives at St. Peters- burg, Fla. to join the baseball team as assistant" manager and player. It was expected that Ruth would succeed McKechnie next season, possibly before the 1935 race was over, but he has now an-
nounced his retirement.
important stable.
JU.S.R.C. BEAT
PASSES
CR.C. "B" BY
THE ODD SET
→
Mesa, on this form, should win! is a fine race-rider and a good joc- the Oaks, and if I had now to take key. It was tragic that he never an alternative, selection to ber I seemed to End his real form last should
for choose: Mannerism. spring in this country. I. have whom time and the sun may do seen him ride many times in France much, and Fox Lair, who is bred to and he is a really good jockey. It stay and who, in spite of interfer-1 will not surprise me if in the not ence' more than once in the race.
remote future he is riding ran very well in the One Thousand Withington, the home team's first very once more in this country for an Guineas.
IT'S A MATTER
OF TASTE-
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and Major R. L
L Goldman
string, were sadly off form, parti- cularly Goldman, whose forehand at times was pitifully weak, but be made up for this with brilliant volleying at the net: --
THROUGH
I. AOKI PARTNERED
MISS HARDWICK YAMAGISHI IS SUCCESSOR
TO
LATE JIRO SATOH
MISS ROUND SHOULD BEAT MRS. MOODY
(By "Referee")
"HAVING played with Miss M. G. Hardwick for
the past three years, I think she is the most perfect stroke producer among the women tennis players of the world, and, although she has the makings of a champion, she has one great fault in that she lacks what I term "mental practice," or experience. She will undoubtedly be a great player one of these days," Mr. Iwao Aoki, one of the most prominent Japanese tennis players in England, told me when he passed through the Colony yesterday en route to Japan by the m.v. Terukuni Maru.
“Although the English papers have landed Miss Hardwick to the skies for her recent performances and “titled”” her as one of the coming players, she was not near the Wimbledon class until. late last year. As I have said, she is a skilled tennis player,
but can be very nervous at times
BOWLING GREEN
SELECT TEAMS
Meet Police In Senior
And Junior Leagues
Club
*Before I say anything further, I would like to place be fore the English-speaking public my appreciation of the kindness shown to all Japanese tennis players in Home tournaments.
"Kindly" Management The manner in which the re- our matches for after office hours-the 'Bank for
Careless Play
The following will represent the ferees arranged Tolliston and Ravenhill in Kowloon Bowling Green dividually, played at the top of senior and junior rinks against which I worked was very parti-
cular about business hours--was . their form, but lost two of their the Police on Saturday: matches through careless play at
Senior TeamA
fully appreciated by my Japanese
crucial
ander moments. Their standing as a partnership could be improved considerably as there were occasions when á call at thế right moment might have given them a vital point.
A new partnership in Capt. J. D. Milne, one of the most promising players I have seen in the Army cricketers, gave promise of better things to come.
A. S. Bassell. J. Watson. Budding and L. Guy (skip.)
P. Farrell, J. Tetley, W. S. Dizke your valuable paper. I wish to and A. Holland (skip.)
J. E colleagues, and inyself, and, once against through the mediumi of
H. Nish, V. Petherick, J. G. Mes and J. C. Brown (skip)
Junior Team
B. Rodgers, D. Waterton, M. J."Hen-| derson and G. Sherrif (skip).
officials
for the kindness during my five thank all British tennis
years of tennis în England.”
Asked in what representative
S. Bright, LA. R. Duncan, J. G- tournaments he had played. Mr- Chariton and G. E. F. Thompson Acki said the greatest honou (skip).
been bestowed upon hi was his selection to represent the United Bank's Lawn Tennis Association iz International
G. Chambers, W. E. Hale, C, Hosking which had and E Rose (skip).
Promising Newcomer Milne has a great variety of strokes, including *
redoubtable K.C.C. BOWLS TEAMS matches. back-hand and a topspin forehand FOR SATURDAY drive, and is really excellent at the net.
Senior And Junior Rinks Chosen
Walch varies his service to ad- vantage and often sends through an ace when one least expects it
· Satoh's Successor
There is much speculation in both Japan and England as to the súccessor to the late Jiro Satoh,. A sound tactician, his greatest
Japan's former leading singles The following will represent the player, but I can state without stroke is a powerful forehand Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday qualm that Yamagishi, Japan's drive, while he is also very adept in the Senior and Junior Bowls present first string, is as good as at smashing from the centre of the Leagues against the LRC. and HK Satch ever was and will probably CODTE
Electric, respectively :--
Together, and with more prac-
*Senior Team.
be among the world's first 10 with-
tice, they should constitute a de- E. Kern, F. G. Craig, N. J. Bebbing.in a year or so. finite menace to other "A" Divi-ton and Hyde-Lay (skip).
J. W. L. Brown, E. C. Fincher, H sion partnerships.
Overy and B. P. Phillips (skip).
“Tamagishi has improved tre- mendously since last year, and
H. Gitting, F. Goodwin, A. É. Su-together with Nishimura, should
Junior Team
constitute a formidable pair in the
Cup.
"Regarding the Davis Cup, it
Kong And Kwok Good Paul Kong and Ternie Kwok stone and J. Fraser (skip). were much too good for the opposi G. Lee, C. Fletcher, M. N. Rakasen championships and in the Davis tion and came through the en-and J. M. Jack (skip). counter with colours flying. Kong's F. S. W. Smith, S. Dinner, T. service and back-hand slice were Carr and W. G. Geall (skip). his greatest assets, while he was Smith, and L. E. Lammert (skip).
S. J. Houghton, W. G. Simpson, J. was a shame that Itoh was unable to obtain the necessary leave, to deadly at the ret Tehnie Kwok |ímpressed at the commencement,
play against Holland in the "Davis but became erratic
Cup, but he may play in the next as the game
round The Cambridge Univer- progressed. His greatest fault at
sity authorities refused him per- present seems to be a likeness for
Įmission to leave in the middle of half-volleys which he invariably
his studies.
bungles, while his positioning could also be improved.
Sai Wah-liang played his usual steady game, while F. H. Kwok, the left-hander, was often seen at-
CIVIL SERVICE-
BOWLS TEAMS
Senior And Junior Rinks Selected
1
Miss Round Should Win
The following will represent the at Wimbledon this year, Mr. Aoki Commenting on the Ladies' title
tempting to play his powerful for Civil Service Cricket Club in the said, “Miss Dorothy Round is in a lawn bowls league on Saturday:—-class by herself, and I can see no
band drive, which, however, was frequently ineffective.
Sound Pair
Senior Team.
F. Major, J. J. MacGowan, A. o reason why she should not win Brawn and A. Grimmitt (skip).. again. The fact that Mrs Helen EW. Simmonds, J. Purvis, J.Wills-Moody is attempting a come Deakin and F. Jones (skip).:!
P. E. Knight; S. El Alderman, 5: Eccleshall and J. Hollidge (skip).
back does not surprise me, but I very much doubt whether she will constitute any real danger to the
In Tak-lam and W. M. Cheung made a sound partnership, and played at the top of their form, but they were up against better!" opposition. In Tak-lam is playing J. Gellatley, W. Burling K. Westlake champion
tlf Junior Team
C. Champelovies, M.- Purvis, Armstrong and G. Strange (skip). B. William W. Hamilton, Whant and RE Davies (skip}.
a much steadier game and his fall and H. Westlake Sear. (skip). smashes and volleys often brought a well-needed point. -*
Cheung is practically a new comer to the League and is lacking in experience.
zle at King's Park
It was generally regretted in England when R. Miki left the country last year for Japan for there is no doubt that he was ranked as the finest Mixed Doubler player in the world, and his charm- ing personality in the various Day's Best Match
tournaments did much to cement Probably the best game of the the friendship between Japan and afternoon will be furnished at England King's Park here South Chín entertain the Civil Service Cricket Club The latter have several pro- have no dimising newcomers and are likely to ints on the be serious contenders for the B
while Division Champion
TO DAY'S FOUR “B” DIVISION TENNIS GAMES
ntiased From Lage 4)
The following is to-day's and the week's
recall P nol, who Jiro Satoh He has joined a ding and is unabl
have made our Davis
this