THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1933.
A SPECTACULAR
IGHTMAN 490 FOR F
CUP ECOVERY
ISS SCRIVEN
FAILS AT
RUCIAL TIME
M
TY NUTHALL'S
SUCCESS.
New York, Aug. 5. indication of English men's tennis came late
SUSSEX BATSMENĮ
SPARKLE
BOWLEY HITS 283; LANGRIDGE 195
London, Aug. 5. Recording the third highest first wicket partnership in the annuals of first class cricket, Ted Bowley and John Lang. ridge of Sussex to-day thrashed the Middlesex attack at Brigh- ton to put 490 runs on the board before separation.
They played exhilirating cric- ket, Bowley being especially severe. He scored 293 in 375
he Wightman Cup duel minutes, and included in his best ween England and scoring strokes were two aixes, erica at Forest Hills, Ave and 23 fours.
Langridge, a little more labour-
even then it was tem-ed, yet just as confident, helped ed by the final victory himself to 195 in 360 minutes and
the American players four matches to three.
rtheless the greatness of overy made by the English
cannot be denied. Three!
with
illuminated bis inninga sixteen boundaries-Router.
The two Sussex stalwarts were within 60 runs of creating a new record partnership.
EXISTING RECORD.
FINISH
POLAND LOSES TO ITALY
IS IT SHOT WOOD?—All eyes were on this wood as it approached the jack during one of the heads in the exciting Spey Royal lawn bowls match between Craigengower and K. C. C. yesterday. (Photo: Ming Yuin).
Yorkshire CRAIGENGOWER IN SPEY CUP FINÁL
The present best is 55 necumu-i es in arrears after the first lated by Herbert Sutcliffe and blay, the position was suff-Percy Holmes of to depress even the biggest against Essex at Leyton last year.
l player.
The second best is 54 scored by
at the English girls went to J. T. Brown and J. Tunnicliffe of
task with magnificent rmination and finally finish-
thin four points of victory.
Nuthall, after an appall- Indifferent start made pos- England's continued interest
destination of the cup. converted the loss of the at against Mise Babcock into victory. Outplayed in the g act, she completely turned bles on her opponent and: off game after game even- to record England's initial
DAZZLING DOROTHY.
Dorothy Round crowned chievement by meeting Miss Palfrey at the top of her nd winning.
players drove fiercely from aselines, but it was Miss s stability from centre-court turned the game in her
Yorkshire against Derbyshire at Chesterfield in 1898.
Brighton has always been
21
New Figure
happy hunting ground for the For
veteran Bowley.
In 1929 he was associated in a 220 Yards
huge first wicket.partnership with J. H. Parks.
twa
Against Gloucester these put on 368 for the first wicket before separation..
FRIC RAILTON'S
FINE SWIM
WINS Ÿ.M.C.A. 100
YDS. HANDICAP SUCCESSES FOR
CHINESE
Eric Rallton swum a. very fine race to win the 100 yards handi-
Palfrey often scoring win- cap from H. Lange and W. Camp
ith her drives, had no res-bell at the Y.M.C.A. swimming gala for the English girl's volley- on Saturday,
damanshing. It was the
3.
xhibition of the whole series
Other features of an enjoyable
e crowd rose to the clever evening were the successes of the Chinese In the invitation relay rica's position was now any-race, the Combined Chinese win but secure. Everything dening them men's event and the
on Miss Helen Jacobs and Chinese Ladies emulating Margaret Scriven. It was al-example.
ssential that Miss Jacobs win if America was to re- e Wightman Cup,
she accomplished but only being led 6-3 in the final set. tartling recovery by Miss in in the first set, when she he sat after being 2-6 in a Indicated how severe would Ematch.
BA FINAL RALLY.
I
Results.
ROZA-PEREIRA'S
FINE SWIM
A new figure for the 220 yards handicap by L, Roza-Pereira, who covered the distance in 2 minutes 37 seconds-two-fifths of a second improvement on his previous best -was a feature of the swimming at The V.R.C. night fete Saturday.
The Results.
on
Medley
The full results are as follow: Boys' Race, 75 Yards Handicap:
1. I. Guterres
2. C. N. da Silva
3.
L. Osmund
Time: 60.2/5 secs.
"C" Class, 75-Yards Medley Handi-
cap:
1-L.-A.-J.-Silva ---
2. A. J. Basto
3. J. Figueriedo
Time: 62.1/5 been.
"D" Class, 100 Yards Handicap:
1. L. P. Silva
Leo, Silva
their
=
2.
Time: 80 веса.
The following were the full results: 200 Yards Team Race
1. Combined Chinese:-Chan Fook- sing (C.S.S.C.), Teang Ho-fook (C.B.C.), Cheong Wing-kwong (S.C.A.A.J and Leung Shul-man (C.B.C.)
(Captain), W.
Railton, Lange and
2. Y.M.C.A.:-E.
B. Wood, H.
Rasmussen.
200 Yards Ladies' Team Race.
1. Chinese Ladies:lisses
Woon-king (C.S.S.C.),
Wing-han (S.C.A.A.),
Yuk-fal (C.D.C.) and Squ-king (S.C.A.A.).
2. "Y"
geffort cost Miss Scriven a idous amount of her physical es and Miss Jacobs, keeping alfes protracted, had only to or errors to win the set. Findre courageous play in the tanta kept interest at fever!
Miss Scrivon lost the first cap. and then threw all she had inning the next three. An- lapse during which time Miss
levelled to three-all
wha
ded by a second big effort by glish girl, who went to 5-3 d sorvice on which to win the
ut Miss Jacobs, still holding ity in reserve, produced n es of withering shots which pletely broke up her op Ent. Blas Scriven lost the. foto love and the end was
alled.
L
cb of the interest in the final
was therefore lost, but
3. V. M. Nunes
"A" and "D" Classes, 220
Handicap:
1. G. J. Smith
2.
L. Roza-Pereira
3. A. A. Roza
Time: 2 mins. 59 secs,
Yarda
50 Yards Breast Stroke Handicap:
Barques
. M. Remedios and
Paget tied for second place
37 secs.
R,
2. B.
1. E. M.
Time: 37
Chan
Leung
Chan
Young
Ladies:-Miss P. Scott- Harston, Mrs. P. McMahon, Miss D. Hunt and Mrs. A. C. Schreu-i der.
Men's 50 Yards Aggregate Handi-
Heat 1:-
1. S. Fowler
2. E. F. Selk
3. D. Sutherland Time: 31 secs. Heat Bi-
1. R. Goldman
R. B. Wood
3. F. Anslow
Time: 28.1/6 sec8.
Ladica 60 Yards Aggregate Handi-
cap: Heat 1
Miss M. Lano
1. Bliss
iss P. Scott-Harston 3. Miss Hunter
me: 48.7/10 secs. Time: Heat
Miss D. Hunt
1...
2. Mrs. P. McMahon
50 Yards Back Stroke Handlerp:
C. M. C.. Victor
2. T. Paget
L. Roza-Pereira
30 secs,
Time:
V.R.C.
220 Yards Invitation Relay Race:
Recrelo
3. Chinese Athletic
1. Edward Roza
3. L. Roza-Fereira
BEAT K.C.C. BY Chung Sing
TWO SHOTS. Hold
First Gala
FINE DISPLAY OF LAWN BOWLS
SKIPS IN KEEN
DUELS
LADY CHAMPION WINS AGAIN
C.C.C. TRIUMPH
BOWLING GREEN IN THE TOILS
CHAMPIONSHIP
+
PROBLEM
Keener and keener is be coming the competition for supremacy in the first division of the lawn bowls league, and with the defeat of the Bowling Green by the Creigengower on Saturday the issue remains exceedingly open.
Civil Service, by beating the Police, retain a lively interest in the destination of the champion- ship, enjoying an identical record as the Craigengower and there- fore in a position to offer the Bowling Green a strong challenge.
Taking advantage of Craigen- gower's absence from the green, The K.B.G.C. consolidated their position at the head of the second division by trouncing the K.C.C.
But last year's champions are in a good position, having two games in hand and being only two points in arrears.
Police
THE RESULTS.
DIVISION 1.
DAVIS CUP. TIE
STEFANI WINS VITAL GAME
FIVE SET MATCH WITH HEBDA
POLE MAKES A BIG EFFORT
Warsaw, Aug. 5. Italy advanced into the third round of the qualify- ing competition for the 1934 Davis Cup to-day, beating Poland by three matches to two.
Baron G. de, Stefani settled the saue in the Arst match of the third day beating Hebdn after a five-acts encounter.
This gave Italy the required three rubbers, the doubles having previously been won,
In the last match of the series, Sertorio proved no match for Tloczynski who won after conced-· ing the second set.
67 62 Civil Service Kowloon Docks 74 K.C.C. C.C.C. Talkoo
56
STEFANI GIVEN FRIGHT. Hobda gave Stefani п reul 51 fright. The Italian won the first 50 two sets and looked n·certain winner in alther three straight or four sets. But the Pole played dazzling tennis to win the third sot to love and the fourth at the tenth. game.
70 K.B.G.C.
68 Recrefo
DIVISION 2.
69 Recreio
42
46 K.B.G.C.
67
49 Police
69
72 Indian R.C,
50
Civil Service- K.C.C.
Yacht Club Electric
LEAGUE TABLES.
1
299
4 IG
81
11 7
4 14 t
56
14 42
12 7
5 14
7
10
Division 1 The first night fete by the Chung K.B.G.C.. 12 8 Craigengewer Cricket Club Sing Bathing Club postponed from C.C.C.... have qualified for the final of the previous week on account of the C.S.C.C. 11 7
typhoon, was successfully held last the Spey Royal Cup.
evening at the new Pavilion at Ken Police ...
Kowloon
Docks
G . 12 Yesterday their rink, ably led by nedy Town. A big crowd was attract
Recreio.. 12 5 U. M. Omar defeated the Kowlooned to the function, which was held under ideal conditions and brought
12 4 K.C.G. Cricket Club after a splendid game out the best in competitive sport.
Talkoo by 19 shots to 17, the result being In doubt up to the last head.
A popular win was that secured by Miss Yeung Sau-king, lady cham- Fortunes varied throughout the pion swimmer of the Colony, in the game. Each rink assumed and 400 metre breast stroke race open to lost the lead in turn, and eventual-all comers. ly it depended on the ability of the skips to decide the issue.
J. Fraser held his own admir ably against the clever Omar, but In the end had to give best.
Both were well supported by their colleagues, and the match, played on the Police Green, was easily the finest of the current com- petition to date. Scores:
C.C.C.
G. L. Buchanan B. W. Bradbury H. Beer
U. M. Omar (skip)
19
K.C.C.
E. C. Fincher J. M. Jack
A. Hyde-Lay
J. Fraser
(skip)
RIFLE SHOOTING,
17
All Comers' Open Sight Championship.
SEPTEMBER MEET..
201
12 0 - 6 12 67
The 19.5
43
K.B.G.C., 12
4 R.C.... 12
Division 2.
↑
A 8
-121
18.142
C.C.C.
com-
11
C.S.C.C. Recreio Police R.C. 128G 12 Electric.. Yacht
Club 11 4 K:C.C.
10 8 11 8
2 16 164
3 16 80
10
11 4
-7---8- 7 8
2 11
104
193
Prizes donated by the Wong Kwong Shin-tong, of 109, Wing Lek Street, were distributed to successful petitors after the sports,
The Results.-
R.C... 121
60 metres, breast stroke, open.- Tsang Ho-fook (C.B.C.); 2. Lam Shiu Indian 80, (Chung Sing); 3. Wong Sun-mdn (S.C.A.A.).
400 metres breast stroke for ladies. 1. Yeung Sau-king (S.C.A.A.); 2. Lam Dor-lal (Chung Sing); 3. Leung Yuk-chen (Chineso Civil Servants Club).
50 metres, free style, for men.-i. Yeung Wei-flm;.2 Kong Chuck-chau; |
So Tin-mo.
3.
50 metres for girls, free style-1. Ng Yuet-koon; 2. Ng Yuct-hing; 37 Lam Dor-lai
LOCAL BILLIARDS.
The S.W.B. Championship
Semi-Finals.
The results, supplied by Reuter, were:
Hebda (Poland) beat Sertorlo (Italy) 7-5, 6-0, 6-0.
Stefani (Italy) bent Tloczynski (Poland) 6-3, 6-2, 2-6, 7-5,
Sertorio and Taroni (Italy) beat Hébda and Wittman (Poland) 6-2, 6-2, 3-6, 2-6, 6-4.
Stefani (Italy) beat Hebda (Poland) 6-2, 6-3, 0-6 4-6, 6-2.
Tloczynsk! (Poland) beat Ser torio (Italy) 6-2, '4-6, 6-3, 6-4,
MANY DOUBLE HEADERS
GIANTS BREAK
EVEN
SENATORS LOSE
New York, Aug 6. Doubles hendors were the order of the day in the Major Baseball leagues.
New York Giants broke oven with Brooklyn, as did Boston and Philadelphia.
Cincinnati scored two wins over the South St. Louis, and in the American Battalion Indi-League, Detroit were equally as
of The Semi-Finals Wales Borderers,
50 metres free style for men-1.vidual Billiards Championship were successful against Cleveland. eung Wei-lim: 2. So Tin-mo; 3. decided at the Soldiers' Club last
Young
Phoon Ping-man.
100 metres handicap race.-1. Chan Kong; 2. Ng Kit-man: 3. Leung Cheuk-put.
1. Lam Dor-lal; 2. Ng Yuet-koon; 3.
wook when Pto. Rees surprisingly
Walters,
Washington Sonators received.
and St.
defeated Pte. Williams by 41 points set-back, when they were beaten
77, by Philadelphia. and L/Cpt Ellis, who chalked up,
the Garrison Boston, Pittsburgh' In highest break 50 metres back stroke for girls League, succeeded in eliminating Pte. Louis in the National League were
in spite of D.Very good all blanked out. break of
48 by the latter. Ellis will mot Rees in the Final the date of which has not yet been definitely arranged.
Scores -
Wong Pui-ming.
K.C.C. CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Hongkong Rifle Club monthly
the Club C. 25 Yards Novelty Race, (Ankies and shoot will take place
Time: min. 61:eccs.
Diving (Sealed Handicap):
79 points
2. L. A. Roza
74 points
62 points
011
range at Kowloon Tong on Saturday and Sunday, 12th and 13th August jat 3.00 p.m. and 9.80 nm. respective.
Jy.
wrists tied).
1. LA J. Romedios
2. A. A. Roza
3. E. B. Roza
Y.M.C.A. Gala.
THE ALPINE TRIAL.
of
3.10 p.m.
A. Wright Apd S. A. Gray
Win Doubles Title.
Scores as supplied by Renter
were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
R. H. E.
Ellis Rees
800. Walters 300 Williama
FRIENDLY MATCH.
328
269
Brooklyn New York
6 10
1
ཐ 8 D
Brooklyn
2
0
New York
0
Boston
2
Philadelphia
by 40
(IIoley pitched and blanked out
1
(Malone pitched and blanked out Pittsburgh and F. Herman homered
The Lincolns beat St. Patrick's C. A. Wright and S. A. Gray Club by 00 points in their friendly (-16.8) beat it. B. Hambly and A. E. encounter on the latter's tables on
Friday: The Hongkong 303 Open Sight Collins (3.8) 3-6, 6-4, 3-7 to-win the
Pte. Abbott won by 67 points Boston). Championship, which is open to all Kowloon Cricket Club's 1983 Men's comers, will be held under the Doubles Handicap Final at the K.C.C. while L/Cpl. Herriott won auspices the Hongkong Rifle on Saturday. At no stage of the Points. Club at the Kowloon Tong range on
Hambly thus failed to record in win Saturday and Sunday, September 2 game did the losers bold match point. and 0a.m. in his third final, while Gray recorded and 3,
his second success in tho tournament. British Cars And Drivers Service rifle, open
On Friday the Mixed Doubles sights, slings optional. Ranges, 200, Handicap Final was played off when Do Well.
500 and 600 yards. Two sighting G. C. Burnett and Miss O. Daisici shots and 7 to count at each distance. (-15) beat C. I. Stapleton and Miss
$1.60. Entrance fee, TWO AWARDS MADE.
M. Griffiths 8-6, 3-6, 6-4. Entries should be sent to the Hon.
The Club Championship is the only London, Aug. 4. Secy. not later than August 31. 40.2 Yards Two special. cups for the best per Prizes 1st, Silver Cup If not less one of the eight events yet undecided. Yarda formances by women drivers in the than 12 entries; 2nd Silver Cup if E. C. Fincher, the holder, will meet A.
International Alpine Trial have been not less than 24 entries; Brd Sliver E. P. Guest, whom he beat in last Lt. King (120) in the Final
your's Final, in the Semi-Final this Sajoux Cup if not less than 86 entries. awarded to Mademoiselle (France) and Miss Champney (Eng Additional prizes of silver spoons week, and the winner will meet W. C. land).
will be awarded to highest scores in Hung in the Final. Official results of the race will each unit entering not less than four not be announced until to-morrow competitors.
3. Mrs., A. C. Schreuder Timo: 35.3/5 secs.
Under Water Swim (furthest dis-
50
Yards
Jáftors, still on their mettle tanco. Chadderton.
no mistake about the result. Nuthall and Miss James bed the full measure of Mrs. Kyn'and Miss Alice Marble De comfortably in straight
final analysis therefore it |
written that America's. -was due to the victories
2. N. Christensen
3. D. Sutherland
30 Men's 100 Yards Handicap:
1,
E. W. Rallton
2. II. Lango
a. W. Campbell
Time: 60.2/G secs.
C.B.C. GALA
”, .
The sixth monthly swimming gala | afternoon, but of the 54 Dritish cars Mias Holon Jacobs. of the Chinese Bauing Club will be and drivers who started from Merano zaved herself an admirable hold at North Point next Sunday, on July 81, 82 have finished in good in' pises of Mrs. Moody.
commencing at 2 p.m.
condition.
from the losers' viewpoint, The following are the events which | When a German driver's car over- include one open event to affilated turned 40 miles from the end of the Clubs of the H.KLASA.
Wat dipappointnig ronult was King the Grat, doubles, Bo fall had been placed in the Zet the Bogilah wirin to win Loubien,
INTERPORT POLO.
race this British drivers sacrifle H.K. Playing Shanghai
This Week.
Mon's 400 Metres Invitation Teamed their chances of award yesterday Race (Four Men)
to assist the injured competitor.-- Ladies' 200 Metres
British Pirelicss Boys (Under 16) 80 Metros Handi:
FAD
25 FULL RESUI/TA,
Cuti nsoren an Eabled by
#46Amerion) 1 (lony Pala (Walk to the end and
“Man's 50 Maican Club Championship
roby (on Matza (ANGLAD *V*K* 400 MALE** Frad Styla
Boston
Detailed scores: St. Patrick's Davies Jordan
Philadelphia
Lincolns
61 Groen
40
Chicago
82 Ash
46
Pittsburgh
Williams
10 Horriott
02
Sandy Turnbull Collins
12 Abbott
70
50 Atkinson
26
27 Short
60
for Chicago).
Cincinnati
257
317
28.
St. Louis.
10
K.C.C. TITLE.
(There were eleven innings), Cincinnati.
M. N. Rakusan (175) will meet
St. Louis Round of the Kowloon Cricket Club's Handicap "A" Billiards tournament (Darringher pitched and blanked at the K.0.0. next Friday, com-out St. Louis. There were twelve.
Inungs), mencing at 8.80 p.m.
Rakuson boat C. Wigg (—125) by
AMERICAN LEAGUE. HAPPY VALLEY GOLF. 500 to 407, and Hing eliminated the favourite when ho beat H. How (ser.) by 500 to 478,
V
NA
Detrot
7·13
Cleveland (Gehringer homered for Detroit Detroikane.
, 」,
Cleveland
****
(Gehringer homered for Detroit).
Washington
K. CC to Meet Lincolns. L. Goldman Enters Final The Kowloon Cricket · Club ara playing the Lincolns ir" a friendly Of Summer Tourney. brillards, spcounter on eight mon | x-side and 200 up at the R.C.C, on In the semi-final of the Happy August 15. Valley Summer Tournament Singles, Represented by M. N. The Hongkong Interport Polo team run by the Royal Hongkong Golf (JKEW.Hope, Keswick, Capt. Club, L. Goldman defeated
A. E. WI, H. Kew.. Norman, Dalls, the crack Shanghai Willame and Capt. Villary and Clark by Ave and threeyesterday and W. Goldenberg the R.0.0. should jockey and Leeplechase: rider, and their 15 ponies and matoos arivod morning prove a good match for King Phir del Paul Botelhopebrother – ar mTony, in Shanghal during the week end by In the Art round of the second eight which will probably, Include Hotellion the Toonlilpidery, arestating the Norvikenges they will play Shang-Summer Tournament singles, TOW. WEst. James L/Cpl. Heriales S
Flesh Karvine Cup next Balore Zimer baat H Brooke by one Green Lol, MuaHAL
Aones
Philadelphia;
(Foxx and Higgins homered", for