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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936
BARNEY ROSS TO FIGHT CARROLL IN SYDNEY
SENORITA LIZANA
KEEPS HER TITLE
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The large gallery saw an interesting match in the women's final. In grace of movement and stroke-production there was no- The result thing between Senorita Lizana and Miss Hardwick. depended on the greater steadiness of the Chilean.
She was able to "pick up" with greater ease in the deep corners, made fewer errors in service and showed greater con- fidence at the net, though she never went there for preference.
WIGHTMAN CUP
BRITISH TEAM SELECTED
MISS HARDWICK DISPLACES MRS. KING
The Chilean champion, daughter of the Santiago lawn tennis professional. has watch- ed the game ever since she can remember. She was born and bred, as it were, on the court. Her play shows that, natural- ness of touch which it is not! easy to acquire.
Her racket swing was more spontaneous than Miss Hardwick's. The
was latter's swing
more elaborate, she had to think more about it.
London. To-day- The following will comprise the British Wightman Cup team jagainst America at Wimbledon only.
June 12 and 13:
ktar
Bruce Campbell above. right fielder of Cleveland Indians. has been stricken with spinal
and
condi- his meningitiz tion is causing grave concern. Below, Dr. Frederick J. Bailey. of the Boston Public Health Department, is shown examining Mel Harder, star pitcher of the
Indians, for infection.
Miss Hardwick's Mistakes Miss Hardwick began confident-PRO.
She led 21 on her service, winning the third game to love. At first the Senorita did not quite
Miss Evelyn Dearman, Miss know how to take the nigh-bound- Mary Hardwick,
Freda Miss
ling delivery; it seemed to bound James, Miss Nancy Lyle, Miss above her head. But her mistim- Dorothy Round and Miss Kathering was only temporary. Mistakes
ine Stammers-Reuter.
Harwick She came from Miss America beat Great Britain by netted several backhand drives and 4 matches to 3 last year at Fores: Senorita Lizana was son leading Hills despite the sensational de-5-2
feat of Miss Helen Jacobs. the The crisis brought the best from
She saved American champion, by Miss Key the English girl.
a
THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION Stammers by 5-7, 6-1, 9-7. In set point in the eighth game. She
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'Athletes In Preparation
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CHINESE TEAM CHANGES
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The Indians have not yet made their final selection, although M.
Likely to be partnered once again,
FORMER OLYMPIC STAR'S POORļei Arculli and M. R. Abbas are
200 METRES SPRINT
GOLFERS MAKE 587,674
DURING WINTER
HORTON SMITH'S BIG BANKROLL
LIST OF PRINCIPAL MONEY-MAKERS
that series America won three of scored with a fine cross drive from professional who the fire singles matches and one a teasing drop, and this unexpect of the two doubles encounters. ed coup caused Senorita Lizana to
So far America have won the serve a double-fault. trophy nine times, while Britain
BEST AUSTRALIAN WELTERWEIGHT
AMERICAN TO
TO RECEIVE £11,250 PURSE
RETURN BOUT WITHIN 90 DAYS
Melbourne, May 13.
BA
ARNEY ROSS has signed a contract to de- fend his welter title against Jack Carroll, the Australian boxer, at Sydney, on December 8. Ac- cording to Mr. Charles Lucas, the fight promoter, Ross will receive £11,250 (Australian), plus £1,250 expenses, with the promoters handling the taxes. Should Carroll win, Ross has agreed to fight a return bout within 90 days.
When an agreement was reached by cable that Ross would go to Australia and stake his title against Carroll on a guarantee of £9,000, it all seemed plain sailing. Charlie Lucas, who staged the twe Carroll-Van Klaveren fights in Sydney, crossed the Pacific to lodge the necessary money and complete the arrangements.
When he reached Chicago, Ross's headquarters, he found that the champion's managers, Messrs. Pian and Winch, had decided that something should be done to protect their man's interests against an opponent realised to be a menace. They knew what Jack had done to Van Klaveren before they agreed to the original terms.
They now decided that if Ross should be beaten in Australia!
they must get a chance for US. BASEBALL
him to win it back under con- ditions more likely to be fa-1 vourable. In other words, they thought that Carroll, though the better man in Australia. might not prove the master in pew surroundings.
So they added this proviso to the contract before they would sign it. Carroll must bind himself,
should he win in Australia, to give
Ross a retura title fight in Ameri-
RESULTS
PIRATES NOSE OUT BRAVES
SENATORS WIN AFTER BEING OUT-HIT
New York, To-day.
The following were the results
ca. under a deposit of 10.000 dol- of the League baseball matches
lars.
They guaranteed the Aus-played yesterday:- tralian 25.000 dollars and expenses
for the trip to America.
Fight Venne
There are many who believe that Boston
National League
R. H E.
4 10 2
5 12
0
4 9 4
2 5 11
Do Australian boxer since Les Lopez hit a homer. Chicago, April 28.
Jack Pittsburgh Darcy has measured up to Horton Smith, lanky Chicago Carroll's standard, and they think
Suhr homered. -havel would settled for a $2,000 slice of the that at any time in the last ve winter golf prize money, received years be was capable of winning Brooklyn the biggest bankroll of them at world's title Frequent sugges- St. Louis
tions that he should go abroad, Collins hit a homer. $7,048.
first to Great Britain and then to America, have been made.
The game between New York The title fight will probably beland Chicago was postponed owing The only change in the British as follows:--
either Sydney to rain. line-up is the inclusion of Miss Miss Helen Jacobis, Mrs. Sarah in the money
Carolin was so hot he went far beyond his in November, at
American League Sports Ground or Olympic Park, Mary Hardwick in place of Mrs. Palfrey Fabyan, Miss
Babcock and Mrs. Marjorie Glad-quota to work up a big edge over Melbourne. The trouble is to get P.M. King.
The selected American team is man Van Ryn.
have won on three occasions.
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while Frank Pereira will probably Home Cricket Scoreboard
be paired with S.A.R. Bux. This Tokyo, May 25. Despite a steady drizzle, ath-match should provide an interest- Jetes seeking berths on the Japan-ing struggle with the visitors team to the Berlin Olympic coming out on top by a light Games yesterday shattered two margin.
Japanese records in the final day'
of elimination contests
Meiji Shrine Stadium.
at
The following
are selected
- London, To-day. The following are the results! of the week-end cricket matches: At Lord's, Middlesex took first in- nings points from Sussex,
3 (John) Sussex: 185 and
189 for
161 (Wazir Ali 85 not out) and 3 for 0. Cambridge: 217 (A. F. White 82).
At Leeds, Yorkshire played a drawn match with Lancashire. Yorkshire: 175 for 7 dec. (Sutcliffe
89).
The 28-year-old former "Joplin ghost," enjoying his best season belt since 1929-30.
Henry Ficard, sharpshooting Hex- shey, Pennsylvania professional, an arena capable of holding the St. Louis
huge crowd expected; no building Washington who collected $5,310, a statement
has the capacity. Olympic Park showed to-day.
can hold a bigger crowd, while Detroit "Light In third place was
has better Philadelphia the Sydney Ground Horse" Harry Cooper, another facilities. member of the powerful Chicago
It is not easy to forecast the Chicago first professional brigade, who brought attendance and gate, but a At Taunton, Somerset took
down $3.939 between November 12 record for Australia will be set. New York innings points from Gloucester.
£30,000 re Somerset: 329 (F. Lee 86) and 55 and April 14.
Perhaps 50,000 and for 4,
Wins Expense Money
somewhere Cleveland spectively would Gloucester: 287 (Barnett 147).
Smith figured when he started near the mark. Something like
Worcester. 103 for 2
be
new
.11 19
2
.15 15 4
5 10
1
4
9
2
.11 17
2
Radcliffe hit two homers.
9 13
1
6 11
2
Becker homered.
Kroner hit a home run.
.14 15
0
-Reuter.
At Oxford the University drew
he would have to win $2,000 for this would be necessary because of Boston with the Free Forcesters. Oxford: 355 for 2 dec. R C. Mexpense money. One tournament, the great expense Kimpton 110 not oxt) and 236 the Miami-Baltimore open, took staging the fight for 4 dec. (R. C. Kimpton 85). care of the "nut" and started Free Foresters: 232 and $6 for 3
At Cardiff Glamòrgan Sir Julien Cahn's XL
the teams for to-day:
C.BA: R. Blyth and N. Whitley: Langridge 83 not out). J. M. Wilson and B. L. Bickford; F-Middlesex: 185 (Tate & for 48). Kohei Murakoso, who on Satur-D. Argos and J. J. Ferguson.
At Cambridge, the University drew day set a new record, running C.R.C. (1): - Lee Yu-wing and with All-India. 5,000 metres in 14 min. 414 sec Leung Ping-chiu; Choy Ping-fas and All-India: to-day added to his laurels by win-Ng Kam-chten; in Tak-lam and Luk ning the 10,000-metre race in the Chan-cheung.
Craigengower:-3, W. Leonard andį record time of 30 min. 41.6 sec
Y. Hachiuma; G. Lai and W. J. Ho Ryutoku Yoshioka, Japan's best ward: F. E. Zimmer and R. Chos. sprinter, who took sixth place in E.C.C.-S. A. Gray and A. Craw the 1932 Olympic Games in Los ford; A. W. Ramsey and G. C. Bur-Lancashire: 6 for 3. Angeles, ran 200 metres in the nett; W. Gittins and N. A. E. Mac- At Derby, Essex took first innings
points from the home county. slow time of 22 sec. Three years a
Civil Service:-R. Todd and E. LDerby: 179 (Worthington $5 not out). ago, at Koshien, he covered the H. Shute: J. A. Bendall and Essex: 193 for 6 (Nichols 76). distance in 21.2 sec.
Agafuroff; J. Bradley
and G. At the Oral. Surrey took first in- The other record of the day was Pengelly.
nings points from Nottinghamshire. University:T. C. Lee and H. N. Notts: 179 (Gover 6 for 55) and 921 Bet by Tetsuo Imai, who wa al
for 2 3,000 metre race in 9 min. 1.4 Lee; K. T. Kwik and J. Hau; Y. C..
Lau and S. Ling.
Surrey: 180 for 9 dec (Larwood 5) sec., breaking his own record of
HK.C.C.-J. Rodger and D. B.
for 64). Evans, T. C. Monaghan and G. E. R At Leicester, Leicester drew with Divett, B. O. 31 Deane and A. E. Northamptonshire. Mackenzie.
Northants: 211 (Bakewell 126 not day:
out, Astill 7 for 30). Tsang, W. E. Cheung and P. E. Leicester: 41 for 6. Kwok, C. Y. Tso and Lau Fukki: At Worcester, Worcester drew with
Warwickshire.
9 min 38.8 sec-Domei.
drew with Smith working for himself. A 72
126).
-Reuter.
TO-DAY'S MATCHES
hole score of 231 won the toarna-
incurred in
Even Money Chance Carroll is such a great fighter
to
have at least an even money chance
BRADFORD F. C'S NEW MANAGER
D. Steele, the Sheffield United
teamm in
Sir Julien Cahn's XI: 277 (Maxwell meat and with it the grand prize that he is generally believed
94 not out) and 48 for 7 (Clay of $2,500. 4 for 9).
Tall Horton's second triumph in against the champion. He is tall Glamorgan: 259.
At Southampton, Kent took first Bobby Jones' Augusta National In- and rangy for a welter; in fact, trainer, who has been appointed vitation Tournament, in which he his height gives a false impres-manager of Bradford, was in every innings points from Hampshire. Kent: 502 (Woolley 101. Fagg 257) overhauled Cooper on the final sion, for he is immensely strong Scottish, international
and 13, (Herman 7 for 59).
ber of the famous Huddersfield Hampshire: 469 (McCorkel 99. Mead Found, added $1,500, and victory for his weight. He has the power (1923. He was at that time a mem-
in the Pasadena open was worth and punch of a middleweight.
rest of the In addition, his balance and Town team which won the cham- $1,000 to him. The bankroll was picked up in amounts shiftiness make him hard to hit pionship of the First Division of ranging from $50 in the Miami At close quarters he is deadly with the English League in three suc- four-ball tournament to $500 in short punches and upper-cuts. Oncessive seasons between 1923 and The following is the programme the North and South open at Pine-bis showing against Ramies, who 1926.
went the distance with Ross, and of matches which commence to-lhurst, N. C.
two more Van Klaveren, rated high among prospects of at least Money! Money! Money!
the world's best, he must have a fights in America if he wants Lord's Middlesex v Notts
them The professionals battled for a
great chance. Manchester-Lancashire v Sussex
All the guarantee money for Mr. He is going along quietly at his Birmingham Warwick Yorkshire total of $87,674 in 26 tournaments Bristol Gloucester Hampshire during the winter campaign. For trade, which keeps him fit, and not Lucas's promotions has been put Northampton Northants Derby.lowing Smith, Picard and Cooper, worrying about the quality or up by an organisation CONTINENTAL SOCCER TOURS Warwick; 209 (Croom 75).
the big winners were:
Jimmy Hines, Garden City, N. reputation of Boss. One of his South Wales. He was empowered never to distribute £15,000 in guarantees County Championship Table To Date
Y.. $3.611; Willie Hunter, Colver eatest assets is that he City, Calif., $3,853; Johnny Re-worries. Like most boxers he and preliminary expenses, to pro- Per. Cvolta, Chicago, $3,309; Ray Man-may find the hard grind of train-vide a season of open-air boxing 210 Before Mr. Lucas left. P. Reilly. grum, Pittsburgh, $3,246; Ky Larg a bit irksome, but on the day in Sydney and Melbourne.
of a fight he seems to have
That is half the battle. manager of Freddy Miller, advis- 64.76 foon, Chicago, $3,043; Gene Sara serves. 62.50 zea, Flushing L L., $2,761 Paul
White Plains, N. and it will stand him in good stead ed that if Miller held his world 54.66 Runyan,
both here and in America-if he feather-weight title against Pete goes there.
LESLIE AMES HAS CRC (2). F. Hon and C. N.
OPERATION
Displaced Vertebra
Righted
(By "LEIGHTON">
London, May 3,
Everyone will wish Leslie Ames.
(Continued from Page 4)
Still Supreme
The official view is that Eng- England's wicket-keeper, the best land is still supreme because
:
it Kent
of luck and a speedy recovery from can raise three or four teams of Surrey the operation he has just under-international strength against the gone for a displaced vertebra.
one side usually prepared by the Ames entered Middlesex Hos-Continental countries. pital last week. He has been both-
Derbyshire Leicestershire Yorkshire
Notts
Hampshire
Middlesex
ESBEX
Lancashire
Possibly this will be the last of ered for a long time with what the two-match tours. In order to he thought was lumbago, but an give the players sufficient rest one X-ray examination showed a dis-week for one match may be the Warwick placement.
Kent are lucky to have such a
plan in the future.
fine deputy stamper as W. H. V. wicket-keeper, in England to-day, Levett. There is no doubt that he but cannot, of
course, compare
is the most accomplished amateur with Ames as a bataman.
1st Inns No
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ዓ. L. Result Pts. 5
Poes Pts
68
105
120
30
$6.66
46.66
53.33 $2,308; Victor Ghezzi, Deal, N. J., 46.55 $2,237: Frank Walsh, Chicago, $2129; Bobby Cruickshank, Rich- Orville mond, Va., $2,000, and White, Chicago, $1.507.
· 46.66
42.22
41.11
31.66
Worcestershire Somerset
31.11
30.66
Gloucestershire Northante
105
105
10.66
Sussex Glamorgan
16.00-
in New
Sarron, he would be available. If Sarron won both Sarron and M3- ler could be obtained from Miller Carroll's Share
A cham- Carroll is to get a guarantee of in America this week £3,000 for his first fight with pionship fight between them, and Smith said he did not plan to Ross and, if he wins, 25 per cent catchweight bouts between Sarron Miller and Alf Blatch Bass demands (N.SW.), Australian lightweight,
go to England for the British open of receipts for a return champion-and at Hoylake in July because of ship match
K
21.94 business reasons. "I am too busy that the return fight be in Ameri-champion, and Young Lew Ad- 1476 to go this year, but I'd like to," hejes, Carroll will receive 25,000 dol-wards (Vic.), are proposed by Mr.
with Luca's. lars and return said—(Associated Press.)
expenses,