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Local and Constat 325 LIERAC KISIASA

THE GUNA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1936.

N.S.C WANT AMBERS TO FIGHT JIMMY WALSH

ROSS CARROLL BOUT

IN JEOPARDY

LATE REPUDIATION OF

FINANCIAL HELP

PROMOTERS APPEAL TO SPORTSMEN

(By Jim Donald)

Sydney, September 24

champion, abowe, will.pro-

-

press Stadium, "Earl's Court,

next. The world title will not

THE Ross-Carroll fight for the welterweights Ambers, weld light-weight championship of the world straddles pre-bably meet Jimmy Walsh, British cariously on the knees of the financial gods. light weight chatapionat According to the story of the Australian pro- either in December of January moter, Charlie Lucas, a story which, as Lucas tells it, is replete with broken promises and last- minute repudiation of financial support, a sum BRILLIANT RIDING BY of £6,500 is needed immediately to make up the total of £12,500, which, to validate the match, must be lodged in a Chicago bank, before 3 p.m. to-morrow, Wednesday.

quered me.

MR. LIANG

the

CHAMPION MAY GO

TO AMERICA

ANOTHER EARL'S COURT CONTEST SOON

WALSH DELIGHTED AT PRAISE

(By Harold Lewis)

London, October 21. AFTER the success of their opening show the National Sporting Club yesterday were endeavouring to make plans for more big nights on the same lines; that is to say, to produce first- class boxing apart from any question of the size of the contestants.

Happily, the days of the ring mammoth are over, for the time being, and the effort to meet the British desire for good boxing among men of lighter weights has been justified.

Jimmy Walsh, who beat Mizler on Monday in defence of the British light-weight title, has already come to an agreement with Johnny Best, the NS.C. match-maker, and will certainly box again within a few months at Earl's Court.

An attempt was made yestes- day by the Transvaal National Sporting Club to induce Walsh to box Laurie Stevens, the British Empire. champion. at Johannesburg on December 5,

fout. Brynderstand that Walsh is ely declining. He will

(Continued from Page 21

Bobaiak Star. Fails Lucas has cabled Sam Pian, Ross's manager, asking for 24 Only four ponies · faced hours extension of the time limit. At this time of writing, Mstarter in the second race, thei Lucas has received no reply to his cable. In a final effort to stem Nallah Nallah Handicap confined the tide of disaster, Mr. Lucas has broadcast an appeal to Austo "A" Class Australian panies tralian sportsmen, asking for contributions, which would enable over six furlangs. At the pre- vious meeting Bobniak Star (Mr. him to go through with the project he has so ably pioneered.

"The Carroll-Ross fight for the championship," said Mr. Kui Ying) ran very well to Electron, but on Lucas, "is a matter of national importance. The publicity value come second to

such a venture is incalculable, viewed in the light of Common-its backers with a vengeance. It ponies were fairly well bunched not leave, England until pert

Saturday last it certainly let down

I have done everything humanly possible, in the face of bitter/was not only unplaced, but it came together. On earing the Bock spring at the earliest. wealth benent. "The honour of Australian sportdom is at stake. opposition, to bring matters to a successful conclusion. Circum-ever, be given to Mr. S. C. Liang ond position, which it retained un-have falowed up certain negotia in last! Fall credit must, bow-King's Bounty moved up to se In the meantime, the XS.C stances unforeseen, and over which I have no control, have con for his handling of Derby Dayal the end. Coming into the tins with Low Ambers, the Amer Instead of allowing his mount to straight, Valerons made a valiant Sean holder of the world's title, take the lead by several lengths attempt to catch up, and it cer- and it is hoped that an announce as he had done on previous occa-tainly did well to lose to Highment of a fight between Walsh and sions, Mr. Liang was satisfied with Honour by only neck. being just in front, thus conserv-|

Ambers will be made shortly. ling Derby Day's energy the A grand finish was witnessed in

Question Of Contract pony is only a flyer without any the sixth race, the Cantala Han that Ambers, who

It is fairly certain, however, stamina to boast off. Coming into dicap over six furlongs for "tract to New York interests, would is under con- heat and won by the straight, Derby Day forged Class Australia ponies Bland-not be permitted to put his title at

four lengths, ford took up the running from the but there was a keen tussle be start, followed by Perfect Day and special agreement of the other stake in London without the tween Australian Boy (Mr. Black) Double Finesse. Coming into the parties as was done in the ease of and Vixen Tor (Mr. Proulx) for straight Mr. H. C. Pib sent Double John Henry Lewis before he sign- second position, which the former Finesse through to assume won as a result of fine riding. Sojmand, with Perfect Day,

comed to: box Harvey. ridden keen was the fight between these by Mr. S. C. Liang, in close atten- against the world's best, and if he Walsh wants to test himself two panies that at one time when dence. With each stride Perfect cannot fight for the world's cham- nearing the winning postDay shortened the lead, however,pionship in England,, he intends

"So I am throwing myself" on the mercy and the goodwill of wealthy sportsmen, who may think, well of, my project and endeavours. "I have done myį best. A man can do no more.

While engaged in the writing THE ASHES MAY YET

COME BACK

of this article. I was called to the phone. It was Mr. Lucas) speaking.

Prospects Brighter “Jim," he said, "prospects of} getting the sum of money re- quired are much brighter. My

(Continued from Page 2)

Job Well Done

Determined Riding

1

that be had done more to uplift

British boxing that night than had been done by dozens of others.

Walsh has already been chal-

two directors are out now con- Kenneth Farnes is the fastest ducting negotiations with cer-jaccurate bowler we have

at the tain financial interests, which present time, and, if he can stand thought there was going to be aand it was really determined rid- negotiations, if satisfactorily up to the eight-ball over, he should collision, which W25, however, ing by Mr. Liang that enabled sooner or later to go-to America. concluded, will put me com-be a big success.

narrowly averted by Mr. Proulx. Perfect Day to snatch a great vie-|

Walsh Delighted pletely in the clear, and settle In a lean period the committee

(who pulled up Vixen Tor

verytory-the first of its racing car-

What delighted Walsh, almost the business once and for all" appointed for the task have done

smartly.

eer-from Double. Finesse by

as much as his victory over Mizler Bear Claw's Fine Win I sincerely hope so. Whether really, well. And I, for one, am

short head. Racing Heart Mon Monday, was that he was told Mr. Lucas succeeds or fails, the prepared to wish good luck to our In the third race, the Grifins Black) came through with a pow-afterwards in his dressing room real story of his fight against men. That the team is not ideal Cap, over 14 miles, Mrs. Dunbar's erful rush to rob Blandford of by the referee. Mr. C. H. Douglas, the odds of misrepresentation must be admitted - but is there Bear Claw made this year's Derby third place. and jealousies will be told Itjan ideal team waiting for us in winner, Honeymoon Eve, appear Rousing Finish is an amazing story.

Australia?

only moderate in comparison. By In the seventh race, the second Where, for instance, Austra virtue of its effortless win, Bear leg of the "Daily Double,” it was Ha's pace bowling to equal that Claw must be strongly favoured to really a difficult problem to make lenged by Dick Corbett, the Lon- which will be supplied by G. G. win the Grifins St. Leger at the the right connection as dan feather-weight,

there Allen, Kenneth Farnes. Copson, Dext meeting, in which Royal Sent were a few of the entries with Crowley. and Voce?. It just - is not there will also compete.

jequal chances of winning. The Meanwhile, the Club begin the And there another thing I In last Saturday's race. Mr.biggest disappointment, however,

first of their ordinary, weekly would have you remember: other Donald Black sent Bear Claw to came from Popular Star (Mr. Y bows at Earls Court next Mon- things being equal, the touring the front from the very start. T. Fung), whereas on the other day by introducing to London for side has the better chance of suc Passing the stands for the first hand Mr. Don Black deserves the first time the British welter- time, Mr. S. C. Liang had to hold every credit for the way he push-weight champion, Jake Kilrain, of At Sockunpoo yesterday, the restricted in numbers, and

In the first place the tourists are back Honeymoon Eve, which was fed Emergency Call, the ultimate Scotland, who will meet. George

are full of running, but the race was winner.

Daly, of Blackfriars --a confest Royal Army Medical Corps beat compelled to choose from the men actually won by Bear Claw on The race started with Popular between the fighter and the scien- the Royal Army Ordnance Corps associated with the party. The passing the Bock Coming into the Star taking the lead, but it was the boxer which was a typical by 6 wickets in the Small Unitsme team has a wider Zeld of straight, Bear Claw increased its a beaten pony after passing the choice of the old NSC Cricket League.

MEDICALS BEAT R.A.O.C.

Small Units Cricket Match

¡cess.

I

choite, and, when things go the advantage without any effort, and Rock. Cassius (ME Proulx) look-

and Dave

Ordnance: 105 (S/Sergt. Cooper 18, slightest hit wrong, changes for romped home by three lengths,jed like winning within a hundred Lt. Fallowfield 18, Pte. Pitt 15 the sake of change are apt to be There is no doubt that Bear Claw yards from the post, but Old Stär not out: Pte. Gantzer 8 for 29). made. In other respects, too, the is a mach improved pony, and its Mr. Ip Kui Ying) came through DEATH OF DAVID Medicals: 225 for 7 (Lt. Cal Craw-touring party have the advantage. promotion to "A" Class is fully on the inside and was actually MENZIES

ford-Jones 65 not out, Pte. Gant-

Favourite Left

xer $1, Cpl. Howells 49; S/Sergt. The men are playing together in ¡justified. "wa Ison 4 for 76).

game after game, and the fielding becomes much more automatic,

CRICKET WIN FOR

D.B.S

Match Decided In Last Over Of Day

Australia's Difficulties

leading with only a few more lengths to go. Emergency Call,

Noted for his ability for getting however, responded beautifully Surprise To Colleagues

off to a flying start in sprint and snatched * thrilling win events, Mr. B. A. Pronk gave the from Old Star, with Cassius third.

Gold Coin-Out of Lack ...........

London, October 17.

even

And so, while pessimism is gen- numeroca supporters of Sylvandale After passing the winning post, Mr. Leslie Knighton, the Chelsez Jeral, I am inclined, to take the sickening feeling when it was Mr. Ip Kui Ying was very nearly manager, is more closely in touch optimistic view of our chances, left behind in the Norfolk Handi-junseated, but he righted himself with all the other club managers We have been so concerned, during cap over five furionga Mr. Pih, in time.

because he is secretary of their the present season, with our own on the other hand, managed to

association. He was therefore one difficulties and team-building, pro-send The Hero out into the lead, In the last race, the Suffolk of the first to be told of the death An exciting cricket match was blems that we have scarcely paus and, in spite of a valiant effort on Handicap., another wonderful find of David Menzies, the Doncaster played on Wednesday between the to consider that the Australians the part of Mr. T. T. Fung on ish was witnessed, with the first Rovers manager. Diocesan Boy's School and the have problems to face. If you Night View, The Hero win with a three popies passing the line prace This sad news came a Hong Kong University Juniors at pt Bradman, O'Reilly, and length to

apare......... Sylvandale tically together. This time Mr. more of a surprise to Mr. Knigh- Pokfulam, the former winning in possibly, McCabe, where are their snatched third position from Gold Proulx managed to get away niceum, as only two days previously the last over of the day by 20

super-cricketers?

Sovereign key

ly on Zero, but the pony was un-be had been in touch with Mr. {ring".

able to maintain its fast pace. Mr. Menzies who was interested in a D.B.S.: 136 for 7 dec (G. Kew 47, The latest news is that Ponsford Tyne Leads All The Way

W. Lan 38: G, W. Hong Choy has reconsidered the question of The fifth race, the Kent Handi- Pih was unfortunate in being left are for 34),

his retirement, and that he is cap over six furlongs, confined to behind on Gold Coin, and but for University: 116 (J. Fong 38 not out, ready to play his part again if novice, jockeys, was most uninter- this early setback i feel confident B. Soares 18; C. B. R. Sargent & necessary. That is all very well esting. Tyne (Mr. S. L. Tues) it right have won. Coming into Lor $13.

in its way, but to me the news took the lead from the rise of the the straight Zero was still lead Coin.

suggest that Australia, barrier, and won, without beingjing, but it was soon overhauled at the moment, is no more in challenged. Mich was expected when Pride of Taingino (Mr.

ssession of outstanding, new from King's Bounty, but it has to Liang), which was second most of know that the new Chink and Aus jplayers than "WE ARE.

be remembered that this pony con- the way, shot out, with Diogenes tralia ponies, concerning which which have ceded no less than 21 Ibu to Tyne. (Mr. Black) near by. In the mean-full formation will be given in due chosen will give a good account Valorous, ridden by Mr. W. G. time Gold Coin, bad caught up.comse, are now being put through of itself. And this, not because Foy was certainly a treat disap- and in the midst of great excite their pacers Last Sunday morn £timoni£utrindingby, brilliants pointment, and place its fallurement, these three panier fought ing they were brought out to get

OXFORD ROWING FIXTURES

London, October 19. At a captaing meeting of the Oxford University Boat Club, the following fixtures were arranged: Coxswainless Fours. October 28-

zeetes

31 Silver Challenge Scalla, Novem-| | bécause the opposition,

Tris! Eights at Henley, ¿ase it, will be ordinary/ November: 28. – Long-Distance at sæberriak when Rádler-December

come back

New Ponies In Training - Readers may be interested to

on the fact that it was unable to out the finish Pride of Tringiao luned to the stating gate, and the

do a good star

took the

te to

secured this addict by a short procedure Win hend, Diogenes being second, an- several times prior to other shorf head in front of Gold qual Race Meet

repeated

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