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NEXT OLYMPIC GAMES

GERMAN JEWS TO COMPETE IN 1936

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCE]

VIENNA, June 8. LTHOUGH_banned from repre

senting Germany in several sperts, including lawn tennis and boxing, German Jews are not to be excluded from the next Olym pic Games to be held in Berlin in 1936.

This assurance was given yester day on the authority of the Ger- man Government to the Interns tional Olympic Committee. After this decision had been made Ber fin was chosen as the venue for the 1938 games.

The German delegate said that all Olympic regulations would be observed.

U.S. BASEBALL

ATHLETICS DRAW WITH SENATORS

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.]

New York, June 7. THE Senators and Athletics were engaged on titanic struggle at Washington yesterday. With the

13-all the game score abandoned as a tie owing to rain .and darkness.

National League.

Philadelphia

||

Was

LEAGUE TENNIS

KOWLOON INDIANS SURPRISE H.K.C.C.

-

DEUTSCHER KLUB AND KOWLOON DOCKS SHARE POINTS

A full programme of matches in the "C" division was carried out yesterday when no less than four teen teams were seen in action.

The games resulted very much expected the only surprise being the defent of the Hong Kong Cricket Club at the hand of the Kowloon Indians:

The Deutscher Klub shared the points with Kowloon Dock Recres. Lion Club while the Filipinos did well to run Club de Recreio to 4.

Results at a Glance.

จ C.B.A....

C.C.C.

C.R.C.

8 Radio

A.T.C.

6 C.S.C.C.

Recreio

5.F.C.

K.G.C.

o I.R.C.

3

4K.D.R.C.

6 H.K.C.C.

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D.K. K.I.T.C.

2

C.R.O. r. Radio. On their own courts, C.R.C. beat Recreio Sports Club. by s sets to

The scores were:- Ip asid Liang (C.R.C.)

tied with Wu and Davis... beat Waterton and Chanson "beat Singh and Singh

Wong and Two (C.R.C.) heat Wa and Davis

beat Waterton and Chanson beat Singh and Singh

bent Wa and Davis

R. H.

E.

↑ -1

Boston

3

9

14

Pittsburgh

9

9

1

Chicago

0

Lau and Mow (C.R.C.)

Jurges hit a homer.

Chicago

St. Louis

Detroit

American League.

Al Simmons hit a homer.

beat Waterton and Chanson beat Singh and Singh

A.T.C.. 0.8.0.0.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933

EXHIBITION TENNIS

FILIPINO STARS ENGAGE

LOCAL CHAMPIONS

GOOD PLAY ON H.K.C.C. COURTS

The Filipino tennis stars created a good impression on the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground yester- day when they met the cream of the local talent in a series of ex- hibition matches,

HOME GOLF

FINAL OF LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, May 18. Miss Enid Wilson beat Miss Diana Plumpton in the foal round of the Ladies' Championship on the Hotel yesterday by five holes up King's Course of the Gleneagles and four to play. Thus she equali The first game was a singlesd Miss Leitch's record of winning match between Garvia, the cham-three consecutive championships. pion of the Philippine Islands, and From the very beginning every one S. A. Rumjahn, the local chamthought she would win, and by her pion, who started by double-faulting play yesterday ahe, proved that which needed no proof, that she, in three times to lose his service.

now in a rather different class from peted. Her margin of victory.cer- all the other lady golfers who com tainly did no inore than justice to her palpable superiority, for she hits the ball as a man might hit it, and her adversary could not as pire to play quite in this manner. Miss Plumpton did play a great deal of very good golf, in a spirit at once resolute and serene. need have no regrets and she show- ed that her position in the final was perfectly well earned..

From the start the game was fast, Garvia, playing a hard-hitting base- line game.

Finding that it paid him better to play at the net Rumjahn tried to stay there but Garvia perceived his tactics, and, by playing his shots high and deep, forced the Indian back and took the set at 6-4.

The early stages of the second set went about the same way. The anticipation showed by both was sometimes remarkable. After 4-4 was called; "Sirdar" took the next two games for set.

In his encounter with Pullintin Tsui Wai Pui started con- fidently, his service at the begin 66ning obviously troubling his op 6-1 ponent, and the first two games went easily to him. After this, however, the Filipino assorted him self and took the set at 6-3.

6-3

6-1

The second set went exactly the - same way as the first, Tspi leading 20 and then losing the set 6-3 after 3-3 had been called.

After these two singles matches, -1 the Bumjahn cousins engaged the 6-2 visitors in a doubles match.

At Sookunpoo the Army Tennis Club beat C.S.C.C. by 8 sets to

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1

1 7

1

3" &

Washington

113 11

I

The scores were:-

Jarman and Saville (A.T.C.)

Philadelphia'.

...... 13

3

Owen hit a homer.

Bluege and Berg hit homers.

10

Jimmy Foxx hit a homer.

PONIES

ROUP

SOME BARGAINS AT

HAPPY VALLEY

Yesterday at the Jockey Club's! paddock at Happy Valley a pub lic roup of tace ponies took place, and there was a very large attend- auce at the sales. Prices were on the low side, but on the whole there was a decided lack of good animals.

No fewer than forty five ponies were put up by the auctioneer, the highest price being paid for King's Company, one of this year's grif ños, which has not accomplished very much to date. However, King's Company is a promising pong and may reward the pur chaser for the confidence he has in him.

The Goat, a subscription pony of this year, was auctioned for 8410. This pony, it will be re memixered, won the Wong Nai Chong Stakes in effortless fashion, bat proved absolutely hopeless in

The pony distance events. plenty of speed and if only he can be made to be a little less head- strong, he will be very useful.

has

Banjolina went for $270 and was considered a bargain at that price. Wigan fetched $380, Mon Talis man $220, Night Patrol $245, Shiminy II, 8320 Whoopea $245, Helvellyn 8300 and Aids 9250.

Swale the winner of the Valley Stakes was put up but the upset price of $300 was not reached."

beat Skinner and Bebbing

ton

The game started with many

thrills-the play being always fast. Garvia lost his service and with "H.D." taking his own the Indians led 2-1.

She

The day was sunless, misty, and oppressive, and the morning round seemed to possess something of the same quality. The golf was grey' and shrouded like the weather. It was by no means bad, but it lacked sparkle, and the onlookers, as they toiled up the banks and braes, could seldom cheer themselves with n hearty shout.

A Loging Battle, Perhaps it was that the in- evitability of doom hung, like pall, over the play.

However

bravely Miss Plumpton gruggled there could be but one end. Sooner or later Miss Wilson, like a state- ly Juggernaut, would trample over her prostrate body. Miss Plump- aside, but she cannot wholly have exercised it, and Miss Wilson play- ed well within herself in a way that betokened the completest confidence

HER GIFTED, PEN WRITES THE STORY OF HUMANITY!

Drama That Sings the Rhapsody of the Human Heart.

SYMPHONY

OF SIX MILLION

FANNIE HURST'S

Genius Touches With Soul-Stirring Tender

ness This Story of Hu man People and Cities.

IRENE DUNNË: RICARDO CORTEZ GREGORY RATOFF, ANNA APPEL RKO RADIO PICTURE

Directed by Gregory Là Cava

Commencing Saturday

<at the

ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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of the Bale by Public Auction to be daid on MONDAY, the 12Ta Day of JUNE, 1935, at 3 P.M., ut the Offices of the Public Works Depart ment, by Order of Hrs EXCELLENT THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at North Point, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75. years, with the option of renewal at a

of the Sale by Pabilia Auction to be held on MONDAY, the 19TH DAY af JUNE, 1998, at 9 r.X., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His EXCULLENCY SE GOTEL SOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at To Kwa Wan, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 7b yours, with the option of renewal at a Crown Bent to be fired by the Surveyor of Ha Maźnary | Crowns Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor TEX Kno, for one further term at 75 of Hm Majesty the Kine, for one

Further form of 75 years.

Teura.

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Adjoining Kowloon Inland Lot

Ha Hong

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G.

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As per

sala plaa

Contents in

About

9.162

Square test.

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Inland Lot No. 2918,

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North Point

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| No. of Bale. |

Locality,

1388

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life...

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Contents in

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to be held on MONDAY, the 12Ta DAY of JUNE, 1983, at 9 F

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be held on MONDAY, the' 19TH Day KATALINOX THE GOVERNOR, of One of JUNE, 1933, at 3 ra, at the Lot of CROWN LAND at North Offices of the Public Works Department,

by Order of H EXCELLENOT FI for a term of 75 years, with the Govanos, of One Loi of CHOWN option of renewal at Crown Rent AND at North Point, in the Colony to be fixed by the Burveyor of Hof Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years,

ton gallantly put this though CENTRAL Point, in the Colony of Hong Kong

Ware none.

taking

very un-

of 75 years.

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Contenta in

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Then in the 7th game, when the as to the ultimate result.. Her right home," such as only Mito | MASHEST Taz Krxa, fòr one further term with the option of renewal at s local pair led 4-2 there was some driving was long, without being Wethered could have equalled. But

enormous, but she always gained she spoiled the effect Leat Barrow and McDougall 64 excellent tennis, the cousins com perceptibly with her wooden clubs three putta at the 14th.. tied with Pitcher and

bining finely at the net against through the green. It is impossible Miss Plumpton made one more Bendall

86

determined attack from centre-ta say anything of her iron shots spirited effort and was

The lucky not to hole her putt for a 3: The local pair eventually because there 6.3 court.

course was such that both ladies the ball popped out of the hole like took the set at 844.

The second set saw the Indians bad constantly to take brassies or a mallignant imp. Mias Wilson running off with a lead of 6-3, and spoons for their seconds. Her put-made no mistake with her four- the general expectation was that ting was nothing out of the ordi- footer and all was over. the match was all over. At this stage, nary, but she gave the impression however, the Filipinos played deter that she was devoting all her atten: mined tennis and not only did they tion to laying the ball dead and draw level but they went on to take going ont for nothing in the very

least degree risky. the set at 7-5.

Results. The scores were:-

| Oldfield' and Wilson (A.T.C.)

lost Barrow and Ne-

tu Dougall

beat Pitcher and Bendali beat Skinner and Bebbington Blackley and Alford (A.T.C.) lost to Barrow and Mc

Dougall

26

6.3

-

3-B

0-3

beat Pitcher and Bendall ... beat Skinner and Bebbington 0-3

'C.B.A. v. 0.0.0.

The Central British Association suffered a defeat of 9 sets to nil yesterday against Craigengower.

The scores were:- Killy and Howard (C.C.C.)

beat King and Whitley beat Gurevitch and Gregory 83 beat. Woods and Blyth

6-2

0-4

8-3

JAYANT

Reed and Lok (C.C.C.)

beat King and Whittey beat Gurevitch and Ghegory 0-2 8-1 beat Wood and Blyth Zimmern and. Broadbridge

(G.C.C.)

G-1

8. A. Rumjahn drew with Garvia

4-0, 0-4.

3-8.

W. P. Taui lost to Pullintin 3-6,

S. A. and H. D. Rumjabn drew with Garvia and Pullintin 0-3, 5-7.

RYDER CUP GOLF

To everybody's delight Miss She Plumpton got a good start. hit a lovely spoon shot to the first hole, nearly got her three and halved the hole in 4. Both took three putts at the second, but Miss Plumpton drew first blood by play- ing the better second shot to the

BRITISH TEAM- CHOSEN

THROUGH REUTER'S "AGENCY}

and LONDON, June 8.

beat King and Whitley beat Gurevitch and Gregory 6-3 THE British Ryder Cup golf

beat Woods and Blyth

......0-1

Recreio Filipinos.

Playing oo their own ground, Club de Recreio bent the Filipino Club by 5 sets to 4.

The scores were :---

J. Xavier and L. Ribeiro

(Recreio)

Most of the other ponies were sold at less than 8100 the principal buyer being an agent for some in- terested party in Canton. The ponies put up for auction yester day were as follows-The Mal lard, Invincible, The Gont, Echo, L. Over There, Allwell, Never Mind, Canny, Banjolina, Bulbul, Vieno, Bootle, Mon Talisman, Swale, Northern Star, Stickybeak, Roos lan, Cupid, Wigan, Night Patrol, Until Then, Good is Good, Kilrea, Gold Bar, Jimmy, City of Canton, New King, Aurara, Green Jade, Magnolia, Bellerophon, Majestic Hall, Kwangchow, Blue Plane, Bhimmy II. Golf Bridge, Loui siana, King's Company, Whoopee, Helvellyn, Aida.

The Australian ponies were real bargains, Bulbul fetching the high- eat at 8170, Stickybeak 8140, Kilrea $130 and Northern Star

800.

CHUNG SHAN VARSITY WATER-POLO TEAM TO VISEF COLONT

The Chung Shan or Sun Yat Sen University (Canton) water-polo. team is to visit the Colony and Macao. They will first, go to Mneno, where on June 27 they will meet the Portuguese team and on the next day they will play against the Macao South China A.A.

A.

beat Hussain and Hussain

Veloso beat D.

and H

Ribeiro

lust to M. Sousa and T

Leonard

Carvallo and C. Xavier

(Recreio)

team to play against America at Southport on June 28 and 27 has been selected as follows: Percy Allis (Beaconsfield) Allan Dailey

W. H. Davies (Wallasey) Arthur Lacey

Abe Mitchell (private) Alfred Padgham Charles Whitcombe (Crews Hill) Reserves: Syd Easterbrook Arthur Havers (Knowle), and (Sandy Lodge).

D.K. . K.D.R.C.

draw resulted when the Deutscher. Klub met the K.D.B.C. yesterday on the G.T.C. ground.

third. At the short fifth, Miss Wil- son squared the match Miss Plamp- ton faltered a little and the cham- pion quickly became two up and looked likely to draw right away. It was not to be, however, for at the ninth Miss Wilson got involved in a fir tree, a bunker, and an object like a hoop at the edge of the green. so she took 6, and Miss Plumpton just escaped a fir tree of her own and the banker and got a 4. At the 10th Miss Wilson slipped again pegging Miss Plumpton, Miss Plumpton hardly made the steadily along, squared with a 5. most of this heaven-sent oppor tunity, for twice in succession she took three putts, and Miss Wilson, as utterly unmoved by success as by disaster, got her two holes back again. At the 14th Miss Plump- ton saved her neck by a fine long. putt, and she did the same with a great mablick shot at the 16th after two surprisingly bad shots.

Still, Miss Wilson garnered in one nine hole and went to luncheon with the comfortable lead of three.

The scores were:-

MISS WILSON

.. Out: 4, 5, 6, 5, 3, 5, 4, 3, 6. Home: 8, 3, 4, 0, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5

MISS PLUMPTON

Out:

4, 5, 4, 5, 4, 6, 5, 4, 4. Home: 5, 4, 5, 6, 4, 5, 4, 4, 5.

The Steam Holler.

Miss Plumpton did not get the

B

8.9

4-6

A

lost to Hussain and Hussaia Veloso bent D. Ribeiro bent M. Sousa

Leonard

34

and H

The scores were:--

6-2

Poltam and Mez (D.K.),

and

T.

lpst to Millard and Duncan 3-6

4-2

beat White and White.

6-@

drew with Sturgon sud Tilery

60

Boese and Lubeseder (D.K.)

good start she wanted in the second round, for she sliced her second into the whins, lay badly, and

lost to Millard and Durean

0-6

took 3 to get out. This hole Mise

beat White and White.

6-

Wilson, who bad bad some lesa

4-6

beat Sturgon and Libery.

6-1

6-3

Luhring and Sommer (D.K.)

lost to Milliard and Duncan beat White and White

1-0

€-3

prickly adventure of her own, won in 6. That was four up, and at the third Miss Wilson laid her second shot, over the big bill, stock, stone dead, for a 3.

4-0

M. Silva and A. A. Re- medios (Recreio)

lost to Hussain and Hussain 2-4 lost to D. Veloso and E.

Ribeiro

beat M Sousa and T.

Leonard .....

K.C.C. v. LB.C.

Playing on the K.C.C. ground the Indians were beaten by 61 sets to 31.

The scores were:

8. A. R. Bux and M. el Arculli

(I.R.C.)

lost to Sturgon and Tilery

KIT.C. v. H.E.0.0. Playing on their own ground the KIT.C. beat the H.K.O.C. by G

The scores were; 6-6M A Khan and J. Dad

lost to L. Jack and Ferguson 5-7 sets to 2 drew with N. A. E. Mackay

ard D. D. Mckay lost to A, E. Collin and ..

9. Copell

M. R. Abbas and A, A. Run-

jahn (1.R.C.)

(K.LT.C.)

4-B

lost to Henry and Puncheon hent Knowler and Walker

4-6

61

04

beat Berhett and Tonith...

lost to Jack and Ferguson, 3-6 F. Khan and N. Singh beat Mackay and Mokay... B-3 lost to Collin and Capell... 30

On June 29 they will leave Macao A. K. and A. H. Suffiad

for Hong Kong. It is learnt, that matches. have been arranged against South China, Chinese Bath- ing Club, and the Chinese Athletic team.

(L.R.C.)

lost to Jack and Ferguson... beat, Mackay and Mekay beat Collin and Capell

(Continued on next dolumn),

(KIT.C.)

beat Henry and Puncheon... beat Knowler and Walker 27 beat Berkott And Tonith

The Steam

Roller was now getting to work in orushing earnest. The sixth hole went the saine way, and, after four halves and a fine putt by Miss Plumpton at the eighth, Miss Wil son added another hole to her lead, and was seven up. She had gone out in 38, and her figures did bare justice to the easy mastery of her goll

The tenth was balved and then Miss Plumpton gathered herself to- gether for her final charge, and a splendidly courageous one it was

At the 11th, where her ensury WAR 7-5 bunkered, she holed a long patt for 6-a 2 and at the 12th she played two

F. All and Salleh (KIT.C.)

lost to Henry, and Puncheon ze beat Knowler and Walker drew with Berkett and Tonith 60

perfect wooden-club shots and won in 4. That was five down with six. to play. Miss Wilson ought to have killed her adversary at the 13th, where she hit two wooden club shots (Continued on next, columns)

*ex

If the morning's play had been a little drab the afternoon's was always interesting, if never citing, and the standard of golf was worthy of the pecasion.

The scores were:

MISS WILSON

Out:" 6, 4, 3, 5, 3, 5, 5, 3, 4. Home: 3, 4, 5, 5, 4.

MISS PLUMPTON

Out: 7, 4, 4, 8, 3, 5, 5, 3, 5. Home:6, 2, 4, 5, 4.

Inland

Lot No. 3538.

Registry No.

↑ No. of Baler!

Locality.

Inicio

North Point.

Lift ft. It

As par

salt plan.

10,175

Lot No. 3549,

Inland Lot No.

* Near

2916,

Contents in

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Annual

Rental.

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No. of Bais,

Registry No.

About

20,350

374

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Famous for

over 50 years

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1991

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