THE WORLD SPORT
THE CHANNEL SWIM,
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL LADY COMPETITOR.
Dover, Aug. 28. The American lady, Mrs. Clem- ington Corson, swam the Channel yesterday. She started from Gris Nez at 11.30 yesterday evening and landed at 8.10 the following after noon, taking 15 hours and 40 minutes.
Mrs. Gorgon, who is 27 years old and the mother of two chil- dren, scored her Channel victory on her second attempt, the first of which was in 1923, when, in bad conditions, she reached one and a quarter miles from the English coast and gave up. This time the aea was smooth and she was ne- alated by the tide. She chatted cheerfully with her husband, the pilot and her trainer, who were aboard a tug from where she was fed with lonf sugar, chocolates and cocoa. She trained through -out largely on sweets,
of
HOME FOOTBALL.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE LEAGUE, MATCHES.
London, Aug 28. The following are the results of the the various matches in Leagues on Saturday:
First Division..-
.2 Derby
.4.Cardiff
2 Huddersfield
12 Bolton
Arsenal. Birmingham....3 Blackburn
Burnley. Bury Leeds.. Liverpool. 4 Manchester,
United 2 Newcastle......4 Aston Villa ..... Wednesday.....2 Shefeld United 3 Hotspurs.......2 Everton West Bromwich 3 Sunderland
West Ham... 3 Lelecster
Second Division.
Barnsley. 2 Grimsby Bradford City. 1 Port Valo Chelsea ........ ,3 Middlesbrough Darlington.....0 Oldham
.1 Wolverhampton Hull. Manchester City Fulham Notts Forest 2 Blackpool Portsmouth3 Southampton Preston North
End.. 2. Glapham Orient South Shields.. Notts County ...0 Swansea .... Reading
Mrs. Corson covered the first four miles in two hours and was within four miles of England at 11.30 in the morning, when the strong prospect of her success at- tracted huge crowds on the shore, who watched the thrilling battle for hours. Mrs. Corson received an ovation from those on shore. She landed in an exhausted condAbordure tion and collapsed in the arms of her trainer, but she speedily re- covered.
Frank Perks, a Birmingham chemist, made a simultaneous at- tempt but gave up a mile from England-Reuter,
A Good Bet.
New York, Aug. 29. Mr. Lasberger, who financed Mrs. Corson's Channel swim, said that he, had placed u bet at Lloyds that she would succeed before the 1st. September, and obtained odds-at-20-to-one. He thus wins a hundred thousand dol- lars-Reuters American Service.
Third Division (Southern Section).
2 Bournemouth- Brentford Brighton Bristol Rovers.. Luton Coventry.......0 Northampton Crystal Palace 2 Rangers .3 Murthyr Exeter
Gillingham
Millwall
Newport.
Swhidon
Watford
.1 Bristol City Norwich
Plymouth
6 South End
..1 Charlton
Third Division (Northern Section),
1 Barrow
Walsall
Hartlepools Donenster. Durham. Halifax.. Rotherham.....2 Crewe
Stoke, Wigan.. Wrexham.
.0 Tranmere .14 Ashington
..0 Bradford
2 Nelson, .8 Chesterfield
Scottish League.
Clyde Mrs. Corson is the second laily Cowdenbeath.
Dandee. te, swim the Channel and inciden-
tally holds the second best time Falkirk for the distance, being. second to Hamilton. Miss Gertrude Ederle, who sup-Hibernian ceeded recently.
Kilmarnock..
The following are the previous fortonw Queen's Park. swimmers who were successful:
Rangers --Router
Captain Matthew Webb swam from Dover to Calais in 21 hrs. 45 mins.. August 24 and 25, 1875. Thos. William Burgess swam from Dover to Calais on Sept. 5 and G 1911, in 22 hrs. 35 mins.
Henry Sullivan, U.S.A., swam from Dover to Calnis, on August
23 mins,
Charles Toth,US:A, swam from Calais to Dover, on Sept. 8 and 9 1923, in 16 hrs. 54 mins.
Miss Gertrude Ederle: U.S.A., swam from Gris Noz to Kingdown. on August 6 and 7, 1926, in 14 hrs.
St. Johnatone Hourts
16 Duridee United
Motherwell
4 Airdrio
.2 Aberdeen
2 Dunfermline
.0 St. Mirren
Celtic
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NO MATCHES PLAYED ON- SATURDAY.
on
All matches wete abandoned on account of the Heavy rain Saturday and with the exception of the two games which the Indians have conceded to their opponents the League tables re- main the same as last week.
The Indians have withdrawn from the remaining two matches of their engagements on account. of lness and other incapacities, their opponents being the Club de Recrofo and the East Point R. C, who will receive two points each.
The Second Division table is amended accordingly and is ap- pended below:
DIVISION II.
East Point R.C. Kowloon C.C.
·Talkoo RC. Civil Servico C.C, Craigongower C.C. R.H.K. Yacht Club Club de Recreio ... Indian R.C.
20
P. W. D. L. F. .14 11 0 9 22 .13 10 0349 13 9 0 4 18 7.16 15.
13 6 0 7 12 .18 50 8:10
2
.14.41 9 9
14 1.0-18 Interport Selection.. The team to represent the Colony in the forthcoming Inter- port matches at Shanghai will most probably be selected during the week after a final trial game. It is expected that most of the players will leave for the northern port on the 8.s. Sulyang on Satur day.
Open Singles.
The Open Championship Singles Are nearing completion with Russell and Brown in the fourth round of the top bracket. Their respective opponents will be the winners of, the Hill-Macfarlane and Rumjahn-Gourlay matches. In the bottom bracket Omar and Holland are the semi-finalists,
-Spey Cup Draw... The following is the draw for the Royal Spey Cup:
First round. Byes,. C.S.C.C. and Yacht Club (meet in second rund) Taikos.
K.C.C. v. Recreio; Kowloon Dock v. Police; Kowloon Bowling Green v. Indians.
Byes, East Point and Craigen- gower meet in second round).
AMERICAN BASEBALL.
RESULTS OF LAST WEEK'S MATCHES.
New York, Aug: 28. The following are the results of the matches played in the Ameri- can and National Leagues, during the past week.
National League.
Saturday.
.6
Partick Thistle .1
St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Scottish League Table,
St. Louis Chicago: Cincinnati Cincinnat
947 Cincinnati
P. W. D. L. F. A.
3 1 0 5 and 6, 1923, in 27 hrs. 23 mios. Rangers.
Tiraposchi, Italy. Dundee.
1.6 Pittsburgh Sebastian
3.300 10
8 26 Pittsburgh swam from Calais to Dover, on St. Mirren..... 3 3 0 0
3.6 August 11 and 12, 1923, In 16 hrs. Celtic 3 3 0 0 11
Cincinnati Aberdeen... 3 2 1 0 8 4 5 Pittsburgh Motherwell., 3 2 10423 Chicago Hamilton... 3 2 0 1 754 Chicago Morton...... 3 2 0 1 8 6 4 St. Louis St. Louis 3 3 St.Johnstone 3 1 1 1 6 Cowd'nb'th... 3 1 1 1 3 3 Cincinnati Clydebank... 8 1 1 1 Hoarts....... 3 10 2 6 7 2 Chicago
5 Hibernians... 3 1 0 2 8 2 3 0.2 1 2 5.2 Falkirk. Dunfermline 4 1 0 3 3 8 2 Partick T.... 301 26 8 1 5 7 1 Airdrie....... 3,0 1 2
·4 ? 『』 Kilmarnock. 3 0 0 3
3: 12 0 Queen's P'k. 3 0 0 8
0 9 0 Dundee Un.. 3 0 0 3
90 mins.
Miss Ederle's Return.
New York, Aug. 28. A terrific din of syrens from vessels of all sizes welcomed Ger- trude Ederle, os her way home aboard the Berengaria after her conquest of the English Channel. The Mayor's Committee and her mother boarded the Berengaria.
Gertrude landed amidst a bat- tery of cameras and proceeded through dense crowds to the lower Broadway in the direction of the City Hall-where-the-Mayor--pre sented her with an illuminated scroll and medal. At night she. was the guest of honour at a huge civic dinner and afterwards saw the Ziegfeld Follies, who appeared
2
5 7 3 Pittsburgh
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati
3 New York
#6 Brooklyn
4 Philadelphin
8 Philadelphia
Soston ---
4 New York
3 Brooklyn 4 Boston Boston Monday.
7 New York
10
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10 Brooklyn
9 Philadelphia
9 Philadelphia
1 Boston
& Boston
Wednesday
1 New York
Thuishia
New York 3 Brooklyn
Philadelphia
16
St. Louis Chiengo
Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis
3 Boston Friday.
4 New York
4 Brooklyn
5 Boston.
7 Philadelphia
American League.
New York -Boston
Washington
Saturday.
8 St. Louis -0-Chicago-
Sunday.
3 Chicago
2 Cleveland Washington Cloveland Philadelphia New York Boston Philadelphia
Rain caused the postponement Washington on the stage--Reuter's American of local baseball matches Service:
Saturday afternoon. Yesterday Washington
LOCAL HOCKEY.
WANDERERS V. PUNJABIS.
the Club de Recreio decisively New York
Boston defeated the Hongkong Baseball Baston Club, the "babes" of the League
Washington putting on a winning lead in the Washington
Philadelphia first two innings and adding Philadelphia further runs as the gamo pro-
New York Boston gressed.
Boston Philadelphia Washington
"Monday and
3
Detroit
4 Chicago 4 St. Louis. Tuesday.
D.St. Lonia Wednesday
0 Cleveland
4
Detroit
6 Detralt Thursday
9 Chicago
1 Chicago
6 St. Louis 4 St. Louis.. Friday
Detroit
3 Cleveland
d Cleveland
1 St. Louis
3 Chicago
Bouter's American Service.
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The following will represent the Wanderers against the 5th/2nd
At the seventh time up the Punjabis at 5.30 p.m. sharp, in whites, at the Marina ground to Recreio led 13 runs to 4, but the morrow: Sgt. Clark, R.A.; Lt.Club put on two to give the result J. H. Smith, R.A., and C. L. Ra little botter appearance.
The many friends of Mr. A. Ri Becker Lt. M. A. Maude, R.N.Following the League game, the
was Ritchie, CA, of Messrs Lowe, E. J. R. Mitchell, and Lt. R. A., all-Hongkong side which Chidson (East Surreys); Lt., Arm-selected for the benefit of the Bingham and Mathews (who is at strong, R.N., B. R. Forster,, G. P.All-Star team from Manila, was present on leave in Scotland) will Lammert, Lt. E. J. Larkcem, R.E., put into action against the U.S.S. be interested to hear of his ap- Only three Innings proaching marriage to Miss Mary: and Lt. Dickens (East Surreys). Pampagna.
The results to date of these were possible, at the end of which R. B. Anderson, daughter of Mr. matches are that each side has the locals had secured a lead of and Mrs. J. Campbell Anderson, of two wins, and a good game should four runs, having scored five to Falcon Gardena, Edinburgh, The
their opponents one.
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