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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1936.
2* In the World of Spons
RECREIO BEATEN IN BOTH
DIVISIONS
Junior Unexpected Results
ANOTHER POSSIBLE
SCORED
Club de Recreio's hopes of annexing the Senior League Lawri Bowls Championship were slightly dashed to the ground on Satur- day when they lost to the Bowling Green by nine shots. The
when their junior. winners incidentally secured the "double " team also won at the expense of the Recreio Junior. The K.C.C. was another Club to secure the "double.".
Several unexpected results cropped up in the junior league. The Football Club "B" secured win at the expense of their "A" team, while the Yacht Club secured their first win of the season when they beat the C.C.C.
The Junior game between the Footballers "A" and "B" teamı was featured by yet another possible the fourth of the season -when E. J. Edwards' "B" rink was responsible for it. The Bowl- ing Green junior's win places them in a very favourable"position for the junior honours,
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CHAMPIONS STILL -
WINNING
SATURDAY'S RESULLTS AT A GLANCE
FIRST DIVISION
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Taikoo Docks
Police R.C.
44 61.
Indian R.C.
70
Kowloon Docks
Craigengower "A"
83
Craigengower "B"
Civu Service
47
Kowloon C.C.
40' 52. 62
Kowloon B.G.C.
55
Club de Recreto
48'
SECOND DIVISION”
Yacht Club
57
Craigengower
50
Ta
Hong Kong Electric
82
Police R.C, ......
60
Football Club "B"
71
Football Club "A"
45
Kowloon C.C.
59
Civil Service
54
Club de Recreio
li 48.
Kowloon B.G.C.
89
LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE
Craigengower "A"
Club de Recreto
Kowloon B.G.C. Civil Service
Kowloon G,C.
Police R.C.
Craigengower "B"
Indian R.C. Talkoo" Dock Kowloon Dock
Kowloon B.G.C. Club de Recreio Kowloon C.C. HKFC. "A"
Craigengower
Police R.C.
HKFC. "B"
7 3 4 406 437
8 2 8 428 520 5 0 5
7 0 7 343 478
SECOND DIVISION
FIRST
DIVISION.
P. W. L.
8 8 0.517 415
F A. Up Dn. 'Fts
102
0
18
8 6 2.527 401
126
0 12
8 6 2 515 399
116
Q 12
7
4 3 409 407
2
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B 4 4
23 478 453
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8 4 4 452, 468
0 16
8"
0 31
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0 94.
4
236 329
0 93
0
Ở 135
P. W. L. F.
Up
Dn. Pts.
8
7 1 559 412
147
0
14
7
5 2
439 367
72
0 10
32
0
10
7 4 3 421 396
25 0
8
0 69
.7
41
7
3 4 420.410
10 0
B
7 3 4 383 488
0 105
B
4
Hong Kong Electric
7 2.4 400 415
0
9
5
Civil Service
6 1 5 329 362
0 33
2
0 70
2
Yacht Club
Senior Division
Recreio Beaten
7 5.2 .430 398
8 3.4 429 498
6 1 5 324 394
Craigengewer "A" v. Craigengower
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C. Fincher, J. Fraser (skip) 22; H. Overy, W. Mulcahy. R. G. Craig. N. J. Bebbington (skip) 21. Total: 62
INDIANS IN FORM Dockers Badly Let Down
At Taikoo. Indian Recreation Club beat Talkoo Docks Recreation Club by 26 shots:-
Talkoo R.C. v. Indian R.C. Talkoo:-W. Brown, T. Grimes, J. Polson, R. C. Wallace (skip) 13; J. Wald, F. Pattinson, R. Keown, N. Drummond (skip) 14: S. Pollock. A. Parks, W. Cunningham. J. C., Chalmers (skip) 17. Total: 44.
Indian R.C.-J. Hooser. A. H. Rumjahn, A. M. Wahab, A. R. Dallah (skip) 26: S, M, Rumjahn, A.. Bakar, M, R. Abbas, A. R. Minu (skip) 27; D. M. Khan, 6. O. Bux, A. K. Minu. M. Y. Adal (skip) 17. Total: 70.
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KOWLOON DOCKS LOSE AGAIN
Policemen Win
At the Valley. "Police Recreation Club beat Kowloon Docks Recrea- tion Club by 12 shots.
Police R.C. v. Kowloon Docks Police R.CH. McKay, C. Pile, W. McHardy, W. Mair (skip)" 21: W. Creig. C. Dowman, J. Orem, W. E Hollands (skip) 23; R. Ellis, T.
Hunter, W. Dall, J. Shepherd (skip) 17. Total: 61.
Kowloon Docks:-A. E. Pearson, W. Hedley, R. Morrison, J. V. Ram- say (skip) 12; C. Stuart. M. Fergu- son, F. Cullen, G. C. Cooper (skip) 12; J. Revie, W. Forsyth, J. Lind- say. J. McKelvie (skip) 25. Total: 49.
Junior Division
CHAMPIONS WIN
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MOTOR CYCLE TROPHY
Guthrie Wins In Isle On Man
London, June 19.
Perfect conditions prevalled on
HOME CRICKET
CLOSING SCORES
ON SATURDAY
Londen. June 20 The following were the closing stores of the cricket matches com- menced to-day:
M.C.C. v, Oxford at Lord's:-
the Isle of Man for the race for | M.C.C. 333 (Rendren 98, Edrich the premier motorcycle trophy of 114). Oxford 87 for 4. the world, but the Senior saw only twenty starters, smallest number`In many years.
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Surrey v. All-India at the Oval: -All-India 236, Surray 154 for 3 (Sandham 85 not out?,
Warwickshire v. Derbyshire Birmingham:-Derby 280 for ŏ
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Again all records were shattered for the seven lap. 284 mile course. James Guthrie, on a Norton, win-(Worthington 81. C. Elliott 971.
Essex v. Glamorgan at Westcliff: ning in three hours, four minutes
seconds. Hs specd --Glamorgan 142 (Eastman for forty-three
36). Essex 213 (D, Davies 6 for Was 85.80 miles per hour.
Second Was Stanley Woods 50).
Velocette, whose mounted on a time was three hours, five minutes one second, and whose speed aver- aged 85.66 miles per hour. Frith-f on another Norton, was third, in three hours, seven minutes, thirty- five seconds and an average speed of 84.49 miles per hour.'
With broader corners and a bet- ter road surface, amazing speeda мете achieved. the competitors whizzing down the straights over 120 miles per hour.
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Worcestershire v. Kent at Wor- cester-Worcester. 169. Kent 52
for 4.
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Northamptonshire
252,
Nor-
Somerset V.
Bath:-Somerset thants 34 for 3.
Gloucestershire v. Leicestershire
Gloucester:-Gloucester
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for 8.
270-
Sussex v. Cambridge University bridge 84 for 1. at Worthing: Sussex 198. Cam-
Lancashire v Nottinghamshire at Manchester:-Lancashire 188 Guthrie led throughout. closely (Larwood 5 for 2), Notts 115 for followed by Woods.
Guthrie established a new lap record on two occasions, In the and fifth circuits, with second
and 86.78 miles speeds of 38.59 per hour, but "on the sixth round Woods roared over the course at 86.98 miles per hour to come with- in twenty-two seconds of Guthrie's best time-
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C.C.C. STILL LOSING
4.
Yorkshire v. Hampshire at Leeds-Hants 136. Yorkshire 10 for 2.-
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DIANA WINS
Race For Mixed Class Yachts"
The Mixed Classes sailing race. At North Point,, Royal Hong held on Saturday under the aus- Kong Yacht Club beat Craigengow-pices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club over a 9-mila course. er Cricket Club by 7 shots.
via Stonecutters Island.. was won Yacht Club v. Cralgengower Yacht Club:-W. A. Cornell, D. J. by Dlana, ploted by Mr. P. Ramus. Fraser, B. E. Maughan, K. 6. While Artemis (Mr. G. G. Wood) Robertson (skip) 19; E. S. Abra--secured second place.
At King's Park, Kowloon Bowlingham, P. S. Cassidy, J. Bentley, A. Green Club beat Club de Recreio T. Hamilton (skip) 18; W. J. Han- sen, J. A. D. Morrison, G. E. Cos- by 21 shots.
tello, A. Stevenson (skip) 20. Total: 57.
Club de Recreio v. Kowloon
B.G.C.
Club de Recreio:-F. A. Machado, P: A. Yvanovich, H. F. Rozario, L. A Gutierrez (skip) 15: J. A. Luz, C. Roza-Pereira, LJ. Suva, F. X. Soares (skip) 24; F. A. Xarter, A. P. Guterres, A. v. Barros, c. I. Basto (skip) .9. Total: 48.
Kowloon B.G.C.-F. A. Chees- man, R. O, Read, J. Gill, G. E. F. Thompson (skip) 16; B. S. Rogers,
S M. White. W. S. Drake, G. H. Sherri (skip) 19: W. L. Walker. K. C. Hamilton, G. B. Hosking. H. H. Rose (skip) 34. Total: 69.
FOOTBALLERS" 'B',
TEAM GOOD ···
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"At the Valley, Hong Kong Foot- ball Club "B" beat the Hong Kong Football Club "A" by 26 shots.
Football Club "B" v. Football Club "A"
Football Club "B":A, W. Hay- Craigengöwer "A"-C. S. Sum-ward, J. Dobson, A. Humphrey, E. BOWLING GREEN ARE nions. A. S. Gomes, D. Rumjahn, U. J. Edwards (skip) 25; J. H. Gelling. M. Omar (skip) 18; L. C. R. Souza. R. A. Trengove, A. McKellar, N. M. SUPERIOR
F. J. Smith, A. E Coates, R. F. Luz | Currie (skip) 25;" 8. Strange, E. 8. (akip) 23; J. 8. Landolt. V. N. Carter, P. Morgan, J. A. R. Selby Atlenzb. J. Cavanagh, R. Basa (skip) 21. Total: 71. (skip) 22. Total: 63.
Football Club "A":-F. P. Anslow, Craigengower, "B":J. W. Leo-G S. Stephens, V. Walker, J. Rus- nard, H. W. Randall, K. M. Omar, sell (skip) 15; E. Strange, W. Ker- W. K. Way (skip) 15; J. R. Soares.shaw. F. Haynes, J. Rodger (skip) W. Phelps, A. M. Omar, W. G16; T. R. Rowell. G. B, Graver, J. Kowloon B.G.C., Club de Reerein (skip) 10; A, J. Coelho, B. White-Beach, C. B. Robertson (skip) 14.
Kowloon B.G.C.-8. A. Bright, man. M. A. R. Souza, C. S. Rosselet Total: 45.
Han, S. Randle, R. Duncan (skip) 27. Total: 52.. (skip) 17; J. E. Henson, J. Q, Meyer, M. J. Henderson, A. M. Holland
At Austin Road, Kowloon Bowl- ing Green Club beat Club de Re- crelo by 9 shota.
(skip) 19; A. S. Russell, J. Watson, W. "Macfarlane, L Guy (skip) 19. Total: 55,
Club de Recreio:-A. Remedios, E, Remedios, C. Marques, H. A. Alves (skip) 15; D. C. 8. Alves, G. M. P. Remedios, J. J. Baato, F. 'X. M. Silva (skip) 18; J. E. Noronha, L. F. Xavier, F. V. Ribeiro, C, G. Silva (skip) 16. Total: 46.
CHAMPIONS WIN
'B' Team's Good Showing
At
K.C.C. RETURN TO FORM
Civil Servants Lose
Valley, Нарру
Kowloon Cricket Club beat Civil Service Cricket Club by 15 shots.
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K.C.C... BEAT CIVIL SERVANTS
At Cox's Path, Kowloon Cricket Club beat Civil Service Cricket Club by 5 shota"
Kowloon C.C. v. Civil Service Kowloon C.C.-J. S, Dinner, A. Nisam, A. Sarp, A. E. Sukstone (skip) 27; C. Fletcher, L. Jack, V. Civil Service v. Kowloop C.C. C Labrum, J. M. Jack (skip) 13: Civil Service Cricket Club:-W. W. First, 8. J. Houghton, T. W. P. E. Knight, J. Purvis, C. Carr, L. E. Lammert. (skip). 19. Strange, F. J. Jones (skip) 20; H. Total: 50. R. Major, L. A. Collyer, R, R, Wood,
Civil Service:-M, Purves, F. Har- J. F. McGowan (skip) 15; J. Gellat-per, W. R. 'Hillyer, "W, Cullip (skip)
ley, W. J. Burling, M. N. Rakusen, | 10; C. Champetovler, A. Bower, E J. Hollidge (skip), Total 47. Westlake (8), H. F. Westlake Kowloon 0.0.-G., Lee, R. P. (Jr) (skip), 24; A. Ltevens, P. D. At Happy Valley, C.C.C. "A" beat Phillips. F. Goodwin, A. Hyde-Lay Crawley, J. Cook, R. R. Davies
(skip) 19; E. Gittins, E Kern, E (akip) 20. Total: 54. C.CC. "B" by 11 shots.
Craigengower:-J. Pau. F. X. Delgado, J. Fitzgerald. W. Ward (skip) 15; Dr. N. P. Karanjia,'D. A. Rozario, W. J. Bagley, Y. Abbas. (skip) 19; D.K. Kharas, E, McNay. A. E. S. Alves, H. V. Pearse (skip) 16. Total: 50.
POLICE LOSE TO ELECTRICIANS
At Ming Yuen, Hong Kong Elec- tric Recreation" Club. beat Police, Recreation Club by 22 shots.
H.K. Electricv. Police B.C. HK, Electric:-J. F. Barron, T. P. Saunderson. S. Deacon, A. Web- ster (skip) 20; V. Sorby, J. L. King. G. T. Padgett. A. F. Faul (skip) 33; G. G. S. Thomson, W., Stoker, J. F. Lunny. W. H. Muskett (skip) 20. Total: 82.
Police RC.:-N
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B Fraser. Farlow, G. S. Alexander, A, E. Carey (skip)" 26; W. Cameron, H. Gough, J. B. Riddell, R. H. E. Marks (skip) 18; H. Brown, F. Channings, A. J. Johnson, S. Logan (skip) 16. Total: 60.
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OPEN RINK CHAMPIONSHIPS
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WESTCHESTER CUP POLO
Thrills In Final Match
AMERICA WINS
Hurlingham, June 20. In very hot weather and before a crowd of 12,000 spectators, the United States polo team retained the Westchester Cup when they beat Great Britain by 8 goals to 8 in the second match, having won the earlier match by 10 goals
to 9.
Detalls of the game chukker by chukker were:-
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First chukker: Hughes, with left-hander,
for scored
Great Britain; Pedley and Ig chart for America,
Becond chukker: Quest scored for America. Iglehart was chtown and landed heavily, but he was not badly hurt and resumed.
Third Chukker: Güest acored for America from fifteen yards half minute from the end.
Fourth chukker: Iglehart scored for America, Hughes replied for Britain and Balding added two more for Britain. In a last free hit from forty yards Phipps scored for America.
Fith chukker: Hughes (Britain), scored from an acute angle and América replied through Pedley.
Sixth chukker: Guinness scored a great goal for Britain,
Seventh chukker: Pedley scored in the fourth minute to make the Anal score 8-0 In favour of America.
BASEBALL
Chinese Defeated In Keen Game
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An exhibition game staged be- tween the U.S.S. Tulsa and the Combined Chinese Was played yesterday afternoon at the Cause- way Bay ground and resulted in A narrow win for the Tulsa boys by the score of 4 runs to 3.
It was a keenly fought match and the tight fielding was a treat to watch. Things did not seem so good for the sailor boys when "at the end of their fourth innings the Chinese were three clear runs to the good. The fourth innings of the Tulsa, however, saw them pile up three to equal their op- ponents.
Both sides then were on their mettle, and the Tulsa notched a single in the seventh. This run proved to be the deciding factor of the game, for the Chinese could not go any further ahead.
Score by innings:-
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Combo. Chinese 10.0 2 0 0 0 0 0
3 runs. U, S. S. Tulsa
24 runs.
0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0
JAPANESE OUTPLAY-"
EASTERN
The Eastern were no match for the Japanese yesterday when they met at Causeway Bay in their Baseball League encounter, losing the game by the score of 12 runs. to three. Felding errors were the cause of the Easter's fall. their Their play coupled with fielding was no comparison to that which they displayed against the Put Ching College a couple of weeks ago.
Score by Innings:-
\BRITAIN UNLUCKY In the sixth chukker with America leading 7-8, a shot from Tyrell Martin (Britain) hit the post and remained in the goal- mouth. There WILS E terrlic
Eastern charge for the bali, Balding and Guest knocking down the post. Japanese Unfortunately for Britain no goal was scored.
America's win was quite deserved. Their quartette, who were slightly better mounted, were in great form. Iglehart was prominent for the side.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 runs. 1.3 10 8 1 12 runs.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL
The Volunteer baseball team put
Balding and Tyrell Martin were it across the Americans yesterday. the best for Britain.
Result:- Yacht Artemis
Corrected Pos.
16.22.34
2
Isobel
Pat
Rolla
Ariel
(Mr. Kemsley) Eunice
(Mr. G. G) Wood)
19.29.46 La Linda
Major L. E. Grosi
16.31.51 (Major Dixon)
16.39.20 (Mrs. Persse) Painted Lady
(Major Booty) Diana
(Mr. P. Ramus) Colleen
(Capt. Sydall)
18.23.41 (Col. St. G. Kirke›
16.23.21
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The cup was received by Guest. from the Duchess of Gloucester amid much applause.—
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ENGLAND'S GOLF VICTORY
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Strong Wind Helps
Jessie Owens
at Causeway Bay to the tune of 11 runs to 2 It was a good game. Bowen pitched well to blank the Americans for six out of the seven innings.
Score by Innings:--
Volunteers Americans.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2 1 3 2 0 0 3-11 runs 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 runs
HOLLOW VICTORY
Chinese Overwhelm Canadians
The
The Canadians held the Chinese- for the first two innings but ten collapsed. Nine runs were chalked against them in the fifth innings.
Scores:-
Chicago, June 20.
An overwhelming defeat was in- Jesse Owens broke the world's record for 100 metres in 10-2/10 flicted on the Canadians on Satur- seconds. The previous Agure was day by the Overseas Chinese when 10-3/10 Бесопа established by they met at Causeway Bay in their Percy Williams, of Canada, in 1930. League baseball encounter,
Owens'
not score was 20 to one. performance stand as he was alded by a wind of measured velocity which was Londoh, June 20. 2.5 miles an hour, At Hoylake England beat Scot-
DISCUS THROW Golf Professionals' Kenneth Carpenter of and in the tournament by 13 to 4 matches. California, broke the world discus England won all the five four-throw record with 173 feet. The Canadians 0 0 0 1.000 = somes of which one was halved, previous figure was 171 feet 11 and the singles by 8 matches to 4. inches by Anderson, of Sweden, in Chinese Among the leading singles players vas Adams, recent winner of the Scottish open title.-.
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THE AGA KHAN'S SECRET
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, June 14.
A C.C.C. rink composed of three Omars and D. Rumjahn met and defeated a junior K.C.C, four made up of L. Jack, Spary, Labrum Ind J. M. Jack (skip) on the Bowling Green yesterday morning by 22 Khots to 14. The winners had matters all their way and were in I learn that the secret of the fact leading by 15 shots to 5 at Aga Khan's success as a breeder the 13th head. Thereafter the of bloodstock is the system which losers reasserted themselves and he has adopted for the selection scored another 9 shots against the of his mares and stallions, writes winners 7. "
A correspondent.
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Played on the Bowling Green yesterday. F. A. Xavier, J. M. M. Alves, G. M. P. Remedios and LA. Gutierrez (skip) defeated L. Glen- denning, J. B. Riddel. J. Orem and W. E. Hollands (skip) by 29 shota to 8.
D. M. Khan, A. K. Minu, MY. Adal and A. R. Dallah (skip) beat A: Bright, J. Cheeseman, J. 0111 and J. E Henson (sp) from the Bowling Green Club by 28 shots to
10.
It is based on the system of the late Colonel Boullet of Chantilly, who elaborated his theories in a work entitled "Dosage de. Sang" ("Blood Blending"").
The system is highly complicated. It aims at determining the pro- portions of various strains of blood desirable for the creation of the perfect racehorse..
The perfect racehorse, like the perfect cocktail, is the result of the perfect mixture of ingredients.
1934
400 METRES
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 run
0 0 0.3 0 0 0 -- 3 hits 114 3 9 2 - - 20 runs 222430 ** 13 hits
FRANCE AND WORLD OLYMPICS
HURDLES RACE Forrest Tours, of the University of Georgia, created a world record for 110 metres hurdles with a time of 14-1/10 seconds. The previous record was set by "Parcy Beard ("Hong Kong Dally Press" Speciali with a time of 14-2/10 seconds.
Paris, June 19,
the France's participation at Chicago, June 19. Berlin Olymplade, which was for Archle Willams of California į some time doubtful in view of the established a new world's re-shortage of funds of the French cord mark for the 400 metres re Sport Association, is now secured, turning the amazing figures of 46 as the Government is prepared to 1/10th seconds which beats the table the bill- previous record set up by William Transocean News Service. Carr in 1932 by one-tenth of a second
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HARVARD-YALE BOAT RACE
New London, Conn., June 19. Harvard's eight-par boat beat Yale to-day in their annual four- mile contest, finishing five and half lengths ahead. The time was 20 minutes 19 seconds.-
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JAPANESE WIN REGATTA
Thames Clab Beaten
London, June 20. At the Marlow regatta, the Japanese Olympic crew won the Challenge Trophy, beating Thames Rowing Club by one and half lengths in the final.
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