PAGE ZHONGKONG DAILY PRESS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1939
* In the World of Sports
GARRISON BILLIARDS
LEAGUE RESULTS
The following are the results of the Garrison Billards
League up to the week ending July 8, 1939.
27.6.39-2nd Bn., Royal Scots 3 pts: R.AMC. 4 pts.
C.A.M. Gibson
113
Lieut. Dixon
L/Cpl. Octon (20) (21)
150/
Sgt.. Doyle
L/Cpl. Duncan (22) (21)..
150
Sgt. Terrans
L/Cpl Bergin
150"
Cpl. Wyre
Pte. Fowler
104
Cpt. Harvey
Pte. Gordon
122
Pte. Whybro
25.839—R.A.M.C. 4 pls.: 2nd Bn.. Royal Seats 3 pts.
Lieut. Dixon (23)
Sgt. Doyle
Sgt., Terrans
Cpl. Harvey
Pte. Whybro
Pte. A. Hawe (22)
150
133
115
108
150
150"
150
C.S.M.. GIBSON
75
118
L/Cpl. Octon (28)
150
143
Pte. Gordon
150
150
L/Cpl. Bergin
76
L/Cpl. Duncan
57
·150
150
L/Cpl. Vine
139
4.7.39 Royal Signals 4 pts.; CM. Poflee 3. pts
الولد
Sigmn. Medförd
105
Sgt. Smith
150
Sigmn. Morgan,
122
Cpl. Whitton
160
R.Q.M.S. Thorpe
150
L/Opt. Teggarty
134
Sigman. Liley
91
L/Cpl. Willia
150
L/Cpl. Pitcher (21)
150
L/Cpl. McLew
70
Sigmn. Murphy
150
L/Cpl. Thomson
87
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4.7.39 K.A.M.C. 7 pts.; R.E. NI
...... 150.
Sgt. Gales (21)
139
150
Spr. Thompser.
128
Cpl. Wyre
150
Sgt. Colnenne
70
Cpl. Harvey
-150
Spr. H (21)(21)
140
Pte. A. Howe, (21)
150
C.S.M. Raeburn
148.
.Pte. Whybro (28)
150
Sgt. Davis
124
Lieut. Dixon Sgt. Terrans
4.7.39—1st Bn.. Middx. Regt. 4pts.; 2nd Bn., Royal Scots 3 pts.
Scots" 4 pts.: 1st Bn.. Middx. Regt. 3 pts.
L/Cpl. Devonshire
100
CS.M. Gibson
150
Pte. Bloomfield
136
L/Cpl. Octom
160
L/Cpl. Hatchett
150
L/Cpl. Dunçarı
129
Pte. Langford (32)
150
L/Cpl. Bergin
82
Pte: Aldridge
136
L/Cpl. Vine
150
Sgt. Riches
150
Pte. Gordon
123
6.7.39-CM.
Police 3 pts.; R.A.M.C. 4 pts."
A/Cpl. Baxter
56
Pte. Whybro (22)
150
Cpl. Whitton (29)
116
Cpl. Hildyard
150
L/Cpl. Willls (20) (20),
150
Lieut. "Dixon
78
L/Cpl. Teggarty
150
Pte. Garside (25)
138
L/Cpl. McLow
109
Cpl. Wyre
150
L/Cpl. Thomsan
150
Pte. A. Howe
111
6.7.39—2nd Ba., Royal
C.S.M. Gibson (26)
150"
Pte. Aldridge
82
Pte. Gordon
150
L/Cpl. Hatchett
123
L/Cpl. Octon
129
Sgt. Riches (20)
150
L/Cpl. Duncan (22)
143
L/Cpl. Langford,
150
L/Cpl. Bergini
150
L/Cpl. Gormát
145
L/Cpl. Vine
119
Pte. Bloomfield
150
6.7.39-R.E. 5 pts.; Royal Signals 2 pts.
Spr. Thompson (25)........ 150
Sigmp. Wright
97
Sgt. Gales
150
L/Cpl. Pitcher"
131
Spr. O'Hanlon
102
Sigman. Morgan
150
Sgt. Shipp
150
Sigmn. Brackenberry
130
C.S.M. Raeburn
150
Sigma. Murphy
138
Sgt. Davis
97
Q.M.S. Thorpe
150
LEAGUE TABLE"
TEAMS
R.A.M.C.........h
Boxing:
HARVEY, MASTER TACTICIAN
GREAT DISPLAY
RIGGS ROUTED RUTHLESSLY
Von Cramm Loses Only One Game
correspon-
The following write-up by a special English dent of the recent final of the London Grass Court at Queen's
OF GENERALSHIP championships
Deserved Winner
Over McAvoy
LONDON, July 11 (Renter)—At the White City yesterday 100,000 spectators saw Len. Harvey win the World, Empire and British Cruiser-. weight titles. by out-pointing Jock McAvoy over fifteen rounds.
Harvey
was a "deserved" winner after being on the verge
of a knock-out in the fourteenth round
He gave a great display of generalship and masterly tactics.
MASTER TACTICIAN
velw
Club, is of interest in of the impending Wimble- don Final:-
when
WINDSOR LAD MARCUS MARSH'S Sporting
LAWSUIT LIKELY
MONEY TROUBLES
Windsor Lad, the 1934 Derby Bankruptcy Petition winner, who is suffering from a
tumour "on the brain, is likely to be the subject of a legal action.
Reported Filed
Fixtures
TO-DAY
BADMINTON. Cathedral Hall
Badminton, 8 m.
Astatic Petroleum Co team (Fanling. 3 p.m.). ....
Mr. Marcus Marsh, who trained). It is understood that there to the €50.000 horse Windsor Lad GOLF-E B: Governor's team v.. some discussion about the horse's when he won the Derby and St. insurance. Windsor Lad cost his Leger in 1934 recently led his present owner, Min Martin Benson bankruptcy petition, according to £50,000, and the amount of the a London report insurance is believed to be in the thirty-five. region of £35,000,
"
He is aged
"Don't ask me where the morey's gone, old boy said Mr.
when interviewed
„TO-MORROW.
BADMINTONY.MG.A. Badmin- ton, in the.. West Lounge, 8.30 р.л.
LONDON, June 24 Bang Is destroyed the insurance becomes
Berkshire, went the big American re- vold. Mr. Benson hopes to have "You'll have to wait for the credi- WATER POLO putation
this clause set aside on humane tars' meeting for details. Riggs, of., Bobble writes. Ulyss Rogers,
grounda.
European "I'm moving next week, you Gottfrica
Windsor Lad won the Derby of know, I'm giving up this house rot Von Cram him out on the show
court
1934 for the Maharaja of Rajpipla,{
and taking a bungalow at Win- at Queen's yesterday
who said him to Mr. Benson,inchester. Get to cut down a and
bit. beat him, 6-0; (−1.
whose colours the colt won the St. Mind you, I've never been a big Leger They were candidates for
spender. for He has been at Mr. Benson's the final to-day place, in
"I've got a pretty nice house cham-stud at Newmarket for three years here, but I'm not one of those TENNIS the London Grass Court
His first batch of two-year-olds fellows who goes. In for plonship.
large will race next season.
parties and cars and that sort of thing.
Apparently a clanse in the polley states that if Windsor Lad Marsh at his home at Lambourn, SWIMMING-Y. M. C. A. Mixed
Swimming. 6 p.m.
LEAGUE-Chuns Shing Benevolent Society Y.
Y.M.C.A...
(sanng Shing, Kennedy Town, 8.15- p.m.) South China" v. Chinese Bathing Club
(South China, North Point, 8.15 p.m.)..
FRIDAY, JULY 14
LEAGUE-Mixed Dou
A
Any one who calls the Von Cramm-Riggs affair a match has
"I'm perfectly happy to be at
bles, Chinese R.C. v. United Ser- vices R.C.
14
Coming back from the verge of no idea of etymology. It was a
massacre. Riggs couldn't make that Riggs failed to reach in home with the wife and baby, Mr. E. O. Fearnley-Whittingstall being knocked out in the four.
'any real show.
time to make a good return. "Ive been training horse for had been dissolved. teenth round. Harvey crowned his
Rarely has a man with 3 Von Cramm, on the other hand.
big about twelve years. I shall take. His patrons include Mrs. Wash- 20 years' boxing career by becom-
egg-crushed, a dozen horses with ine to Win ington Singer, Mr. Rowland Rank, scarcely perpetrated an error. He reputation been so in the holder of five titles simul-treated Riggs to almost every Von Cramm took the first eleven chester.
I shall still work for and Mr. Grant Singer. variety of service; when he volley- games. Then Riggs just managed about seven or eight owners." The st meeting of creditors ed it was decisive: his driving to break the run, only to lose the Mr. Marsh, married the former will be at Reading next Friday. found the mark again, and again. next game.
"Miss Elleen Bennett, the tennis Public examination is fixed for star, after her first marriage to July 12 at Newbury."
taneously.
Harvey showed his usually good generalship and proved to be a master tactician. He al- lowed the rugged McAvoy to force the pace for two-thirds of the fight and then applied pressure when MCAVOY was tiring after the tenth round, Harvey landed rights and lefts to the head and body almost as he pleased and MeAtoy was soon distressed. McAvoy punched des- perately in the fourteenth and forced Harvey to hold grimly on to a fight which finished with both men standing toe to toe and hit- ting recklessly.
FORCING TACTICS
Harvey
ΠΟΔΙ
seven rounds, McAvoy six and two were even. McAvoy continued" his forcing tac- tics in the sixth, seventh and eighth rounds, punching from all angles. He rocked Harvey in the seventh with left hooks followed by rights.
The light developed into a needle in the closing rounds when Harvey, with well-timed punching, monopolized the ex-" changes.
There were scenes of the wildest enthusiasm as Harvey donned the Lonsdale Belt and kissed his wife.
DOYLE KNOCKED OUT Eddie Phillips knocked out Jack
PLAYED WON LOST POINTS Doyle in 2 min 24 sec, in the first
4
4
19
2nd Bn., Royal Scots
4
3
13
1st Bn., Middlesex Regiment
2
1
Royal Signals
2
CM. Rolice
R.E,
5
Don't Go BALD
"HARLENE-HAIR-DRILL
of a ten-round bout after Phillips had been twice downed.for counts of two.
Phillips then, with a left to the body and a right hook to the chin finished the fight which WIN Doyle's first since he fought Phil- lips last Beptember when he was catapulted through the rapes.
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