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THE TENNIS INTER-

PORT.

AS OTHERS SEE US..

THE SHANGHAI REPORTS,

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JUNE 4th, 1928.

THE DERBY.

CALCUTTA SWEEP

DRAWINGS.

£250,000 FOR THE WINNER.

A Reuter cable states that the Details have come to hand of how Calcutta Sweep closed at a botal: the Hong Kong Interport Teams of £330,000. The holder of the mot their Waterloo against Shang-winning ticket will get about hai in the Northern Part at the £50,000, while starters and non- gastric corrective for

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ite,, has fallen to a Calcutta a50. and Ladies' Eventa. It was more toarked in the Men's Interport, dicate. There is no other déñnite which Shanghai won by Ave matches news of the drawinge. On the to love. Hong Kong did not alo in any of the matches and during other hand it is most unlikely that the series it was evident that the anyone who had drawn a probable local players were playing a losing would not have received cabled game. That it takes Hong Kong's offers from some syndicate or other, best to match Shanghai's best is who make it their business to buy evidenced by the results and up every fancied borse that is for Northern contemporary is frank in sale, Failing such a cable, local stating,

but one must residents would be unwice to count confess to being somewhat disap-on anything above 21,500 for an pointed in the fare provided. The outsider.

The Batting. simple truth must be bold-and there is now no harm in saying so

8/4 Fairway (0) 5/% (£). 6/1 Flamingo (t. and o.). 18/9 Sunny Trace (t. and o.). 100/7 Ranjit Singh (t, and o). 100/8 Royal Minstrel (t. and o.). 100/6 Gang Warily (o.) 20/1 (t.).

20/1 Bubblas II. (t. and o.). 23/1 Camelford (t. and o.). 95/1 Palais Royal (0.). 33/1 Luvaneran (0.). 331 Porthole (o.). 33/1 Black Watch (o.)." 33/1 Fernkloof (0) 40/1 ̄(1.). 40/1 Felstead (t. and o.). 30/1 The Wheedler (t, and e). 60/1 O'Curry (a.), 100/1 against others, offered.

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in almost every department of the gamr, save that of admirable deter- mination to contest the issue to the last, and in this they succeeded to the delight and encouragement of all."

The Ladies, however, but up a much better performance, Mrs. Tot- tenham's signal victory, in the Singles being not gratifying. The Hong Kong Chinjion has always shown the inatch temperament and in the strange environment of the Majestic Courts at Shanghai she did not lose that fuvaluane quality. in hoe frat inatch, according to a euntemporary's report, she made ure of a left band underhand ser- vice with a cut which at first con tused the Shanghai players, and her game on the back line was ex- cellent. The last sentener of the report is particularly pleas- ag and must have been the con- census of opinion of her play. Partnered by Lady Stuart Taylor she engaged Mrs. Stafford Smith and Mme.

Haute in the

doubles. In some quarters Mrs. Tottenham was regarded as the best player of all in the matter of strokes and placing. In the Singles in which she Beat Mrs. Stafford Smith she depended on sound base- line tacties, consistently driving. deep to her opponents' court and interspersing her drives with lively placing that kept her opponent on the fun.

The otheis also made à favour able impression. Miss Enid Lo, who is described as one of the most promising of the Hong Kong younger players, is reported to have a delightful style with a great variety of strokes and to have a fine overhead arvice. She still needs more match experience, as in her initial "match against airs. Fischer she "seemed to sacrifice accuracy for pace, which proved her downfall. She is indeed a promising young player and more will probably be heard of her in the future. Mra Miles who woat up as Hong Kong's No. 3 in Singles did not catch her opponent's game quickly as an account stabes." It appeared that the Hong Kong lady persisted in the error of playing to Mrs. Haute's backhand and proved her undoing, for the Shang- hai player reveals no weakness in the particular atroke, in fact it is her chief forte." Lady Stuart Taylor who is essentially & doubles player, la received favourable

comment.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

THIRD CONSEĻUTIVE WEEK.

TABLES TO DATE.

it

The positions of the Clubs follow: A Division.

.

Probables And Jocksys.. The Derby probables and jockeys are as follows:

Sir Abe Bailey's Advocate, Evans. Mr. L. Neumann's Black Watch,

Smirke.

Baron Edouard de Rothschild's

Bubbles, Bouillon... Lord Rosebery's Camelford,

Urme.

Mr. T. Davidson's Constant Son,

Carelake.

Major J. S. Courtauld's Cyclone,

Lane.

..

Lord Derby's Fairway, Weston.·· Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen's. Felstead,

H. Wragg

Lady Tichardson's Fernklool,

Perryman.

Sir Laurence Phillip's Flamingo;

Elliott.

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SAD ENDING TO A GOOD MATCH.

OUR CORRESPONDENT'S IMPRESSION OF THE CRICKET INTERPORT.

"CHANGING FORTUNES OF THE GAME.

Our special correspondent, "L Everet," actids us the following account of the critical stage of the Hong Kong-Shanghai Cricket Interport-that second day, when Hong Kong tall brilliantly topped the home team's first innings score-when Shafighti collapsed, re- covered and then collapsed again. Donald Leach and Dr. O'Hara piled up a bugo score and on the final day Hong Kong were all cut, on the difficult erumbling cricket, for 109 runs, "A sad ending to a good match!" Our correspondent sayar

Осте.

The

With our score at 108 for 8 wickets | of joss for Hong Kong and half the to Shanghai's 129 the close of the side out for 129. first day's play we could hardly

The Stand Which Was Bound To

hope to do more than equal the

Then, however, came the stand Shanghai total But in China which was almost bound to come... always, at cricket, often enough, the The Doctor joined Leach who had unexpected happens, and between already collected 40 by faultless and 11 and 12,13 jour last two wickets most attractive cricket, and at the added 78, and we actually led Shang-tea interval the score was 210 of bai on the let innings by 57. For which O'Hara claimed 50, Leach this relief much thanks" to Dick having now reached 70. Off the Hancock and Erskine who each in first ball after tea a bad slip was his way played a very fine innings, made which cost us dear. Hancock was hit a horrid smack in Doctor hit straight to Sayer and Leach sent him the mid-riff by the first ball of the started to run. day, and therefter, finding his part back. Sayer returned indifferently ner willing and able to collect runs, to Jex who failed to gather, and played mainly on the defensive. The the Doctor, who was yards outside way he got right over every ball his crease, scrambled back into and watched it on his bat was a salety. The batsmen then added lesson to the younger generation, another 30 odd" rans before Leach and he finally threw his wicket made his first real mistake and was away in order to get Shanghai in well taken by Musson at 3rd slip. again for the half hour before tifin His 80 was. a first class innings and a sound bit of captaincy which pretty to watch. It included soven was duly rewarded. Erskine had a 48. He and O'Hara had added 119 most enterprising knock and went in 100 minutes, and the Doctor's for the bowling good and hearty. score was now 78, he having had

る tea about

balls to He naturally took risks and was after badly dropped twice, but his 46 was invaluable. It included a 6 (a mighty beat to square leg off Leach) and | xix 4'3.

"Donald's" one. Erskine most of this time had been pegging away very steadily-in 23 overs he had only given away 78 runs for 1 wicket

Shanghai in the feld were far and now come into his own. more convincing than Shanghai bat Palmer made no attempt to play ting. Isaacs was keeping a good his first ball which pitching 6 inches length especially on the second to the off came in sharply and knock- morning when he sent down six coned his off stump out of the ground. secutive maidens, and well deserved Freshwatch, who hit two good 48, his 4 wickets for 64 in 31 overs. stayed while the Doctor raised his Freshwater is very fast and straight score to 98 and then with mixed for a few overs, but his awkward feelings we saw him snapped by action must take a lot out of him. Hancock at slip off Masson. There On the first day the Doctor was is too much sentimental value at most horribly accurate and nobody tached to a three figure score, but could do anything with him.

at the same time one couldn't help Without a man in the deep; he ac feeling sorry that an outstanding tually sent down 21 overs, of which and most popular figure in Shanghai 14 (including 7 in succession) were cricket could not have got just 4

As one of us said to him maidens, had only 18 runa scored off more. him- 4 and twelve singles, and afterwards Were d-d sorry you bagged three good wickets. On the missed it, but d-d glad to see you He took lots of risks but never gave a realchance apart from the debacis of the frat bull after ten, innings included nine do and three 38.

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The end now Erskine got Freshwater and Sam Isaacs both nicely taken by Hay- ward off mis-hits and the innings The fielding was pretty good all closed at 5.30 for 279, Full marks round, despite mistakes during again to Erskine who was the main- Erskine's innings, and Stokes at stay of our attack and in 27 overs cover was brilliant. He must have and 3 balls got 6, för 87. Musion saved at least 20 fans and is worth was not so good as in the 1st his place in the side for his fielding innings as he kept on over pitching. alone. Divecha made a fine catch but he got O'Hara and only gave in the deep to get rid of Erskine. Away 77 runs in 22 overs. Though

Shanghal's 2nd Innings.

his one wicket cost 37 runs Quick In the hall hour before tiffin was obviously difficult to play: with things started badly for Hong Kong the aid of a head wind he was There was an awkward wind blow-fighting the ball very cunningly, and ing, and Musson was over-pitching the Doctor told me that he didn't with the result that Melsome got like him a bit at times. Reynolds

Mr. H. R. Armitage's Yeomans-two 4's in his first over. At 19, did well just round about tiffin time,

town, E. Gardner.

PING PONG.

CHINESE Y.M.C.A. MATCH.

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HONGKONG

DOG RACING AT SHANGHAI.

SOME COMMENTS.

Popular Criticisms.

however, the tide turned when but afterwards fell off. Odr fielding Divecha most stupidly allowed him- all round was again good and no DOGS CLEVER AS JOCKEYS so on. Yet that element is not al-

self to be run out-but these local real chides was dropped, but several lads will not learn to run and to "runs were given away by faulty call. With the last ball before ground folding.

tiffin Reynolds got Melsome. It was

a lucky wicket, as the ball was well outside the off stump but kept low

The Final Innings.

At 6.45 Hong Kong started on the and Melsome chopped it on (8 for final innings of the match with 293 35). With the second ball of his to make to win. Hayward and

LEVERET.

One heard masy people say after Saturday's experience that they missed the pleasure of watching the changing fortunes of a race con- sequent on clever riders jockeying for position, fareing the pace, or taking a pull according to the capabilities of their. mounts, and

together lacking. John Willie Go on a regular Kiangwan name— won hf

unquestionably through hugging the rails and running canny. He was behind- whenever there was a chance of a Commercial Shanghai has spent burst, but he gained on all the

A MONOTONOUS SPORTI

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TACE

hurdles, without an inch wasted in

A large crowd turned up last week frat over after tiffin Reynolds.clean Fincher had to face that quarter of any months discussing greyhound corners and the grids were more to witness the Ping Pong match bowled Stoken a real good ball an hour, and with Isaacs swerving racing from the point of view of than the losses. Magpie Cornier, shown the same characteristic, between the Senior and Junior that turned a bit and came very like a boomerang against the wind the money market, says the North who in training and trials had

grest China Daily News, and sporting. Divisions of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. quickly of the pitch. Three for 36 and Freshwater getting a

since last Saturday started of in good fashion, but went wild down the back straight, narrow, margin of eight games, the Leach and Quayle together the cut out. Thank heaven they sur (May 28th) evening, at any rate, ran out for Cuthbert, and was The latter was defeated by the was too good to be true, and with pace on with it, they had their work Shanghai, scores being 130 to 122. It looked score mounted steadily to 89 before vived, though each was beaten all has argued over very little else handsomely beaten by Fresh Fruit

By from the sporting side. 20 cm Bad Frontier Force been out in at one time as though the Junior Erskine got, past Quayle's defence. end up more than once: team would win. and the decision Barrett followed and our Padre o'clock we had scored 13 and 210 to the racing as one actually sees the hurdle race, it is unlikely that it. Shanghai has followed the he would have beaten Merry Bin- As expected no matches werd

was uncertain until the last match proceeded, as in the 1st innings to were wanted for a win,

inaugurated at Home, ner, for he has not the speed of played in the Tennis League on

was played, when Mr. Ng Tai Ping, tie him up in knots. It must have The gods were not kind on system

TheWicket whereby the racing manager is a Saturday on account of the rain playing for the Senior Division, been about the worst innings the the last morning. This is the third consecutive Satur- secured the individual record of the Shanghai skipper has even played, crumbled, the wind blew, and Hellaw unto himself, "supervising the the Misser Stephen's dog, but he jumps better, and it is really day on which the weather has held match, viz. 35 points out of a pos and it ended in the most extra nome, and Freshwater did the rest training of the dogs, classifying thrilling to see how much he gains

them, and entering them for races up play.

sible de The youngsters, anxious ordinary way. The Padre put down All out just after tiffin for 105, only as he selects. This, it must be ad on others by just skimming his Since the last League Tables were to reverse these results, are prac-

a ball very wide on the legside, Hayward, Fincher and Owen Hughes published the Chinese Recreation

in the world. There can be..no Club beat the M.B.K. in the "B"tising, hard for the seturn match, Barrett turned and swung hard and doing anything!. Thus Shanghai won mitted, makes for the fairest sport height. The dogs, cats.id Division and the R.A.M.C. beat the which, will probably take place missed. The ball hit his left toe by 120. A sad ending to a good fixing of rampi, except by the to employ all the tactics of horse

and richocheted off between his match

racing manager, and, if he tried and pony racing Kowloon Indian Tennis Club in the some time this month. "C."....

South Chiis A.A. v. V.K.C.A. legs on to the wicket! Another bit

it very often, it would be so ou The greatest drawback would "vious that his position would be seem to be the monotony of a suc This evening as 7 p.m., a friendly

untenable. There can be no got cedziam of races all at one distance match will be played between the

ting at the dogs, except through id each hished in a tride over Bouth China A‚A, and the Chinese

the trainers or kennelmen, and, as a half-minute. There must be a the dogs all are examined before good reason why the rhces are not a race, veterinary surgeons and all varied and probably it is because sorts of high officials also would the dogs do not know how to com bate to be aquared, so that also serva their strength and would run seems to be an impossibility. This themselves into the ground if sent quite apart from the fact, so far out for, sky, six furlongs or more. as Shanghai is concerned, that no As a matter of fact, writer one but a manis, knowing Capt. remember reaching recently of a Bobby Jones and his staff, fest made in which every one of would dream of making such a pack of foxhounds completely. suggestion to any one of them. A outclassed greyhounds over 6 further point is that the dogs as loggish course, while the best of on their own and there is no posthe fiỏinds beat the long dogs at s dibility of a perfectly honest half-mile. This cannot be rouched animal being made a party to for, but it appeared in print. piece of dirty work by way of the However, it is only fair to say multitude of tricks which can be that, akhough many people, have worked by an unscrupulous Jockey commented on the mottony of - species of fraud fortunately these races, at least as many have very rate in amateur racing or on been heard to say they did hot English race couried in these days, notice it and were greatly thrilled but not unknown in other parts. by the racing, Dasty News

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JAPAN

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CHICAGO, Juse and In the American zone final the United States best Japan by a matches to none.

HONG KONG CHINESE RECREATION CLUB,

WEST INDIAN TOUR.

DURHAM MATCH DRAWN.

[TÉHO¢GE AEUTÉR'S AGESUY,3' The match between Durban and the West Indies was left drawn,

Durham 237 (Dobson 105) and 129 for 9 wickets, innings declared closed S

West Indies 295 and 61 for a

wickets,

SUNRISE AND SUNSET.

Sunrise

At s meeting, at the Committee tor 1993 199, M. bé Be Roặ and Mr. C. F. Les were re-elected Chairman and Secretary, respective. To-day 6.39 am, 1. 17.05 ly, and Mr. Cheung U Fui was) To-morrow 8.25

elected Hon. Treasurer.

Wednesday 15:38:3

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