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MISS LUMB WINS MRS. VARE AGAIN
QUEEN'S CLUB
SQUASH TITLE
Best Woman Player In World
SECOND YEAR OF SUCCESS
London, March 9.
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TO LEAD CURTIS
CUP GOLF TEAM
Game With Britain
WITH PETERSEN
J. H. LEWIS TO MEET WINNER?
London, March 19.
J.
H. LEWIS, the American negro cruiser-
offered a bout in London this summer with the winner of the Jack Petersen vs. Jock McAvoy fight, by the Empress Stadium, Earl's Court, authorities.
It is understood that the terms, £3,000 and expenses, are ac-| ceptable to Lewis provided the bout is not a title fight, but there, is some difficulty regarding his American contracts. It is further understood that Lewis will be prepared to give his opponent a fight for the title in America later on.
With regard to the McAvoy-Petersen clash at Earl's Court on April 23 McAvoy will have the comforting moral support that. no one in the north believes he can be beaten. What is more, the backers of Petersen are just as hard to find in the south apart from Wales, where, naturally, he is regarded in the same unbeat able light as McAvoy. The purse is £9.000 which is one of the biggest ever offered for an indoor fight in England. will receive $4,600.
YAMAGISHI TO PLAY AT WIMBLEDON
Keio University Graduates Backing His Trip
Tokyo, March 29.
Jiro Yamagishi, Japanese ten- nis player, will leave here soon for Europe by way of the Unit- ed States, to enter the Wimble dor championships, Domei learn- ed to-day.
The player, who was cheated of his chance to visit Europe when the Japan Lawn Tennis Associa- tion decided not to send a teata for the Davis Cup matches this year, because of lack of funds, will travel as the representative of the Keio University Tent.is team to which he belongs. His expenses will be borne by a spe- cial fund set up by wealthy Kcio graduates residing in Kobe and Osaka,
Petersen
Petersen has disappointed us often but his form in his last fight with Harvey was definite- ly good. McAvoy has captured the limelight with his smashing wins in America. His admirers think there is nothing in boxing [to-day to equal the power of his
punching.
Small Margin Maybe they are right. But Petersen's punch was just famous not so long ago.
He is
Horton Smith, abovė, winner of the Augusta National Golf Tournament In 1934. again, won the title yesterday when he re turned an aggregate score of 285 for the four rounds to beat Harry Cooper by the дасту margin of one stroke.
still young enough to have kept THE KING'S CUPS
it.
McAvoy will be giving away weight and height but not to an extent that should make any dif ference.
McAvoy is only four
inches shorter than Petersen; he is 5ghting now at 12 st. 3 lb, but he may easily go up to 12st. 6ib. for the Petersen fight.
NEW TITLES TO BE USED
The
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KING EDWARD VIIP'S
FIRST. TROPHY *
DETERMINED TO KEEP
WORLD TITLE
GREAT HOPES FOR THE MIDDLE DISTANCES
DE
JACK MEDICA'S CHALLENGE.
Tokyo, March 1. ETERMINED not to relinquish their world swimming title to the United States in the coming Berlin Olympics without a terrific strug- gle, Japan's aquatic stars have been going through a term of intensive midwinter training to keep in condition for the competitions five months hence.
Japan's youthful swimming team swept sensationally through the aquatic section of the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932, capturing five of the six speed events.
The winter training, carried on in the indoor pool of one of the Tokyo universities, showed that Japan's champions have lost little of the speed which enabled them to win a dual meet from a selected American team in Tokyo last summer.
Among those showing the
best form in this of season
were Reizo Koike, rated by the ALLISON APPOINTED CAPTAIN Japanese the best breaststroke OF US. DAVIS CUP TEAM swimmer in the world; Masan- ori Yusa, a great sprinter, and Holder Of National. Singles And Shoji Kiyokawa, who won the 100-meter backstroke
race Lat
Los Angeles in 1932. All three were point winners at Los An ¡geles.
A Great Trio
Other Japanese stars who have shown themselves ready for chain- pionship performances at Berlin Įnext summer are the great dis-} tance trio, Hiroshi Negami, Shozo Makino and Gen Ishiharada.
The Japanese are counting on them to take at least two of the
first three places in both the 1500- metre and 400-metre freestyle races at Berlin. Last summer the only American who could successfully challenge the speed and stamina of
Doubles Championships
Houston, Texas, April 1-Wil- mer Allison, No. 1 seeded Ameri- can tennis player and national outdoor singles champion, has been appointed taptain of the American Davis Cup
team re
who was
placing Walter Page, previously named but is ill, the United States Lawn Tennis Asso- ciation announced to-day.
Besides holding the national outdoor singles title, which he won from Fred Perry, English ace, at Forest Hilla last Septem- ber. Allison is co-holder of the doubles championship with John Van Ryn (United Press).
this trio was the University of Wa- OLYMPIC SOCCER
shington's great star, Jack Medica Medica beat Negami by a touch
London, March 12. That leaves a margin of 8 lb.-
at 400 not a vital amount to a man of
Daily Telegraph under-
metres; Negami out-]. Medica McAvoy's calibre.
stands that all challenge trophies]
paced
by the Stanle and cups presented for competi-1500 metres all three
margin at The one big difference is in tion by the King Edward VILL Japanese finished far
800 metres, but at of the reach-Petersen 801⁄2in McAvoy when Prince of Wales, and by the Americans, with Ishiharada
ahead Tin. That Tin. in favour Petersen may be a big factor known by new names.
King George will in future be leading-(Associated Press) the fight.
of
Trophies given by the late King.
of
TRIALS HERE
CHINESE PLAYERS
RECRUITS FOR LOCAL TEAMS FROM NORTH.
Twenty-two husky lads; cream
Shanghai, March 23.
of Chinese footballdom, will leave
The measurements of the two hitherto called "The King's Cup KNUTE ROCKNES
are to be called "King George V's MEMORY TO BE Shanghai for Europe to represent 6ft. 114in 5ft. 9 in. Cup."
C. B. FRY GIVES
HIS SUPPORT TO
L.B.W. RULE Weight
BATSMEN SHOULD NOT USE PADS
Petersen McAvoy
13
men are as follows:-
Height
Seck Chest (nor.) Chest (Exp.) Biceps
12st 3lb. Those previously
17 iz. 17
imowa as
in."The Prince of Wales's Cup" will, in 38% in be called "Edward Prince of 45 in. 43 in
Forearm
Reach
Waist
34
in. 32
117.
A. C. HIGGS ALSO APPROVES Thigh
*2
in 22
i
Calf
15
in. 12
Ankle
London, March 24 That there was a great degen-
14 in. 13% in Wales's Cup" Only cups present- 12% in 11 ined by the King since his accession 8014 in. in will be called "The King's Cup."
One New Cup jn. The King has presented, only in one cup-to the Smithfield Show -and this is the only one which at present can be called "The.
9% in. 9
PERPETUATED
AMERICA'S BEST RUGBY COACH
“INSPIRED. YOUTH TO CLEAN ATHLETICS”
Next Month
AMERICA ARE TWO UP
Miss M. E. Lamb retained the
New York. February 28. women's squash Tackets cham Mrs. Edwin H. Vare Jr., the pionship at Queen's Club, West former Glenna Collett, will once. Kensington, on Saturday when more head the list of players she defeated the Hon. Anne Lyt-selected by the United States eration in the style of most of the SMALL MONTANO King's Challenge Cup." It is a per-and banquete, will be held through ton-Milbanke in the final by 9-5, Golf Association to play in the in- modern batsmen 9, 9 They were the final ternational match for the Curtis point of a speech giver by C. B. LOSES 10 ROUND ists in the last championship Cup, against the team of Great Fry recently at the annual gener- when Miss Lamb won by Britain at Gleneagles on May 6. al meeting of the Club Cricket BOUT ON POINTS
She was a member of the first Conference at the Northampton
LOU SALICA IN GREAT FORM
WINS BY EASY MARGIN
9-0, 9-1.
was the chief
In the six rounds which she Curtis Cup team in 1932, and non- Polytechnic, Clerkenwell was called upon to play. Miss playing captain in 1934. She has Lumb put up the wonderful record been six times national women's who was the guest of the evening. The former England player, of scoring 162 points against 21. champion.
Miss Lytton-Milbanke, keeping
an excellent length and playing}
prise.
Three Old Players
made his assertion in the course; of urging upon club cricketers the need for their trying the Ibw.
San Francisco, March 21,
China in the World Olympiad in
Berlin on May 2 on board of s.3. Jean Labord
"
Thirty leading footballers' were selected during the lunar New Year in the preliminary tryouts held in Shanghai when the North China and East China players competed in a series of matches. The final selections will be made in Hong Kong next month.
Players For Hong Kong One player, from the North and
Kansas City, Mo., February 29. Testimonial services, luncheons
places a cup given by King George ory of Knute Rockne, Notre Dame half a dozen from Shanghai will petual challenge trophy, and re-jout the nation on March 4, in mem-↑ which was won outright last year. football coach who was killed on journey down to the Colony
The purpose of the altered titles March 31, 1931, in an aeroplane participate in the league of the is to distinguish between the crash near Bazaar, Kansas, Dr. D. Hong Kong Football Association donors of perpetual challenge M. Nigre has announced.
fon April 1 by the sa. Tisadane. cups which may be competed for Dr. Nigro is president of the Their names, it is understood. during several reigns, and during Rockne Club which was organised, have already been registered with the lifetime of several Princes of the Kansas City physician said; "to the Colony's Association and they Wales,
perpetuate the memory of the in-will play for the South China spiring master who accomplished Football Club and the Chinese so much for youth and clean ath-Athletic. ¡letics." •
OF GT. BRITAIN
some good shots down the side) Three other members of both experimental law during the com- walls, went to 5-1 in the Arst previous teams, Mrs. Opal S. Hilling season. He said that if only weight of Brooklyn, to-night eas game. Miss Lumb was not nearly of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. L. Dit were practical, which it was lly beat Small Montano, world's TO MAKE TOUR
Lou Salica, ranking bantam- HAROLD SMITH as accurate as usual, and there Cheney, of Los Angeles, Calif., and not, he would like to see any bats-flyweight champion, easily on seemed just a prospect of a sur-Mrs. John D. Crews, better known man given out who played the points in a 10-round bout here.
as Maureen Orcutt, of Coral ball deliberately with his pads, Gables, Fla., are also selected, as instead of his bat. "In former went to the Filipino, and the se The World's Best
Except the fifth round, which well as three of the 1934 team, days," he added, "it did not mat- Miss Lumb, however, soon diss-Charlotte Glutting, South Orange, ter so much how many runs had and which was a draw, all rounds pated any such idea, for, after get-N.J., Marion Miley, Lexington, been scored, but in what manner ting to 4-5, she ran out for the Ky., and Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite, they had been made.” game with a nice five. She did not Fort Worth, Texas, the lone new have things all her own way at comer being Patty Berg, of Min- the beginning of the second game, neapolis, Minn., runnerug to Mrs.
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For All Grades
went to Salica,
The Brooklyn idol scored heav- jily with his body attack that re- peatedly backed the flyweight kingi into the ropes for severe troun-;
Other speakers supported C. B.jcing.
Second Visit To The Country
WILL COACH GERMANS
(By "FAIR FIELI")
London, February 18.
Annual Event
The six Shanghai footballers. who have been chosen to make the N. Lee,
The ceremony will be held each trip to Hong Kong are
year on March 4, the famed coach's full-back of Tung Hwa, K. S birthday anniversary. The plan Suca, forward of Tung Hwa, Y. Jhas the approval of the Very Rev. Chia, outside right of Tang John F. O'Hara, president of Notre Hwa, Darky Chen, forward of Dame University.
Three Cultures, Y. Z Chang.
Press.
coach
The Kansas City Rockne clab goalie of Three Cultures and S. C will hold its memorial services at Liang, right half-back of Three the Rockne Memorial, at the scene Caltares. and Miss Lytton-Milbanke fought Vare in last year's championship. Fry's plea for the use of the lbw..
where the
was killed.
Final Arrangements Coaches in Missouri, and Kansas Dr. E. C.. Yoong, a member of every point until it was 4-all
Both matches have been won by experimental law, among them pounds heavier than the Filipino, Smith, the world's highboard divipate in
Salica, weighing 117 pounds, six Miss Lumb again did not look her the United States, the score at the new President, Mr. A. C. started the fight fast, taking the ing champion, is planning an ex-
I hear that Harold. ("Dutch") and Notre Dame alumni will parti-the football selection committee,
the service-United]will accompany nsual incisive self, but one felt Wentworth, Eng. in 1932, being Higgs. Mr. Higgs was an origin-first round easily. Montano came tensive tour of Great Britain. The 1925 and at various times has held National Amateur Athletic Feder the Shanghat Chinese footballers to go down to that, directly an effort was really 51% to 3%. and at Chevy Chase, al member of the Club Cricket in strong in the second but, was tour, under the auspices of the
Hong Kong on behalf of the China necessary, she could always pro- duce it. She was at 5, and d., in 1934, 8% to 2%. The play Conference Committee when it good only for a draw.
Highgate Diving Club, will start from one metre to ten metres. Bestions with the Hong Kong Chinese
every... American includes six singles and three was formed in 1916. His election
championshipation and will make final negotia- foursomes.
Montano demonstrated the fur-immediately after the Olympic won the world's highboard title athletic leaders. ed two delightful cross-court
for 1936 followed the retirementious punching which made him Games and extend to November. drives, practically settled the se
of Sir' E. T. Campbell, M.P. He fyweight champion to take the He is unable to make the visita record number of points and Olympics will be picked from
at the 1932 Olympic Games with cond game..
The 22-representatives for the has been a member of Parsons fifth round but was unable to get earlier as he is employed by the was We saw the real Miss Lamb in Point half a dozen times before known as one of the leading club final rounds...
more points, and saved the match Green for 31 years, and is well through 3alica's defence in the German Swimming Federation to event-only two points behind the matches, after which they will
second in the springboard their display the third. Playing delightful alt-Miss Lumb could make the win-players in West London. After Montano recently lost
iz the leagua coach their divers for the Games. winner. round squash, she quickly, went toning stroke.
a non-This will be Smith's second visit. 8-1, and all seemed over.
stressing the value of organiza- title, decision to Pincho Leyvas, Last year he was in England just Simaika, the Egyptian champion and the Best of Hong Kong. The
Iplay a series of two games Mies By her performances in this tion in his presidential speech, he Mexican fighter, in Oakland. Onlover a fortnight and gave exhibi- he made a 15 maths tour of the Olympic tears will meet the Unit- In 1933, aérómpanied by Farid the Hong Kong United Service with Lytton-Milbanke, however, straz-meeting Mise Lumb has indisput-said that, in his opinion, it was December 17, he successfully de- tions only in the South... gled bravely. Showing great ably established Herself as the essential for the same Ibw. law to fended his title against Tuffy Held Every U.S. Title deal of retura, she won three world's best woman player.
world. They covered 75,000 mileated Services on April 18. and the lapply to all grader of cricket. Pierpont-United Press.
and gave displays in 32 different Rest of Hong Kong on April 19,---- Smith first started diving In countries.
China Press.
then a run of three, which includ-
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