THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1936
DIAMOND GOSSIP
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The Japanese are in a very em- barrassing position. Their best pitcher, Mikuni, is suffering from: jan injured' arm and Amasaki is not always able to last the game. Yamasaki was not very impressive in practice, but will probably he pitching during some of the Inings
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T. Hamet will retain his original position at first-base, with Nazarin at third-base
The Volunteers will start with Abbas at short-stop, but if the
in game is not running favour Leonard brought in.
The
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WHY CAN'T WE ALL AGREE?
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WIMBLEDON
Bitsy Grant Among Seeded Players
HOW CHINESE PLAYERS FARED IN THE DRAWS
Wimbledon. To-day.
The draw for the Wimbledon tennis championships was made yesterday for the singles in both sections as well as the men's doubles and resulted as follows:
Men's Singles
Top Quarter Fred Perry and Grant.
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Women's Singles
In the women's singles the draw of seeded players resulted as follows:
Tep: Miss Helen Jacobs and
their tributing to a nationalised in-
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Doubles Americans-Williams (c). Themp-ploy half our people. son (p.), Hearther (1st b.), Mayhew
Therefore, at the end of five The following was the draw for (2nd b.3. Carpenter (3rd b.). Rogers years. over half the workers (the doubles --
and Hirst (s.), Howard (L), Bar-would still be looking to private Top: J. Crawford and A. Quist. ros (c) Allen and Reid (r.-).
Canadians: Walker (a) Altree enterprise for their employ-
(p.), Pearce (1st b.), Muir (2nd b.), ment. Goldstein (s.3). Smedley (3rd b.),! Mueller, Critichley. Divest and Oliver (Selders).
Volunteers: --Pereira and Bowen!) (p), Winglee. (c.), Costa Beltrao (2nd b.), Hussain
No Expansion
But what would happen to
Second: D. Budge and Gene} Mako.
Third: G. P. Hughes Tuckey.
Bottom: G. P. Allison and Van
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Everywhere
In the top half Kho Sin-kie and Hassan pensation?"
it Gordon Lam (China) meet Godsel! Abbas (5.5), Omar (ef),
(Lf.) and Sa (rf).
would be “get out while you and Purcell. The winners meet Reserves: N. Leonard, Delgado can." no expansion anywhere, Crawford and Quist or Casks and Soares, Baleros and Porter.
Easterns-0. el Arculs (c.), M. everywhere cutting down and Hecht
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b.). Tong Kwan (ss.), Kitchell (r.), the first five years of nation- Wheatcroft and Gandar Dower. Nazarin (cf.) and Ismail (LE). alisation would go to four mil- The winners meet Delaford and
lion.
Turnbull or Freeman and Hiflier.
--Reater.
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Louis has taken до chances studied his opponent's
Labour policy during the next five years must be more nar-!
defined and limited. San Mateo, Californian high hurd-Objectives must be fewer and ler, was picked by Paddock as the more definite. outstanding coast candidate for There is no reason at all why and has winning 24. Olympic title for a Government of the Left in methods in the ring by means of America Kirkpatrick has perfect the next Parliament might not "talkie 6lm". He made a special form over the barriers and is a take public control of the Bank effort to view the film in which co-holder of the world record at of England, bring into the Schmeling encountered 14.2 seconds Phil Cope and Roy Exchequer the profits. from site Camera, Max Baer and Staley of U.S.C., both with a notch values, nationalise the whole of Hamas.
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this Louis is.”...... AFTER Camera-"He is one good fighter
consistent with Meadows above
the Buckalew mountain country. Three Things Required fourteen feet, was another Trojan
Baer (4) T'm going to knock out dydney liked by Paddock
There is no reason why the His real name is Joe Louis Bar Punch hit him like I've got."
leaders ¡present
of Labour row, which goes back to a pre Louis." Two California boys, Walter should not take charge of the Civil War landowner, rich old Paolino (4) Well see now just Marty, of Fremo, and Cornelius Johnson, Compton Junior College here is no reason why
execution of such a policy. James Barrow, who, in his days, how good.
the was the reputed owner of hun- Negro, should be winners in the
Labour Party need change its dreds of slaves. He was Joe and a terrife hitter. He hits much high jump, he said.
Louis' great-great-grandfather. "Jesse Owens is almost certain to win both dashes and the broad jump, but Al Olson probably will quired. secure a place in the broad jamp," now..
relay team at
Ben Outside Chance "Pacific Coast man probably will
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Brilliant Weather At Ascot
The latest cabled advice states ed as follows:
| harder-than-Max Bder.”.......... |· ́Levinky--“It could have happen-! Three things only are
|ed-to-say-one--(spoken-by-his-sister, |- Chieftain's Blood In Veins L-The policy must be settled The blood of a Cherokee Chief-Leaping Lens, then his manager, as
the Kingish was being revived) itain flows in the veins of Joe
Baer No more fighting for me." Paddock said. "As for the sprints,
II.The co-operation of men Louis. His grandmother was Paolino "He hits too hard", I believe that George Anderson: ofi
The numbers Vin, benckets – de-j outside the Labour Party must Victoria Earp Barrow, who was
London, To-day. California is the only coast man be sought now, and they must the grand-daughter of
Charles signate the rounds in which they the second day of Ascot.
Brilliant weather, favoured with a chance to nose out Owens be accepted into the new nakerfoot,
full-blooded Che-were knocked out. Peacock or Metcalfe, although se organisation for what they are, rokee Chieftain, a fabulous
The Royal Hunt Cup result- eral of our men may get on the and not made to take oaths, and character, whose influence among that Louis is not very anxious to 1 Lady Nuthall's Guinea
lick stamps, and fight hopeless the redmen and the palefaces has meet Braddock because of the Gap, at 18 to L Brats.
beer handed down in history and terms of their bout should he win 2 Mr. Keep's Voltus, at 33 I-Lastly, and this is the legend from Dixie's real pioneer to-night. He has made a demand to L be shut out in the quarter mile al hardest of all, it must be made days
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phases of Louis' ring career has ly given the challenger. Pro- S. LA both Negroes, have an elected to the House of Com been the fact that, in addition to moter Mike Jacobs has already outside chance to place. Eddie mons and will not be dictated O'Brien of Syracuse is the best by any outside body, even if beating four of the recognised signed on Max Schmeling to meet in the comtry in the quarter, that body be the Trade Union world heavyweight contenders in- Braddock should the German win. Ross Bush, of U.S.C., are the class. On these terms, Major Attlee has also made them eat their pre-against. P&O BUILDING, CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL. HONGKONG of the coast in the 800 metres both might be the Prime Minister of dictions as follows; male phra
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