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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1931.

CRICKET CONTRASTS IN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

MIDDLESEX ASTONISHING WIN BY

RESULTS AT A GLANCE,

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Middlesex (91 and 93-1) beat Northants (59 and 124) by nine wickets,

Warwick (474-8 dec.) bent Worcester (197 and 92; by innings and 185.

Lanes (451-5 dec.) beat Gloucester (206 and 103) by Innings and 145 runs.

Notts (351) beat. Leicester (103 nad 115) by innlngs and 53 run,

Yorkshire (210) drew with Glamorgan (112-4).

Somerset (391) and 139-5 dee.) beat Hampshire (279 and 102) by 149 runs,

Surrey (322 and 137-3) beat Derbyshire (137) and 321) by seven wickets.

OTHERS MATCHES. Australians scored 207 for 5 wickets

first Innings against England (close of play).

dec.)

Cambridge (140-1 drew with Essex (234 and 112-3).

9 WICKETS

SCORE 184 IN TWO VISITS TO THE CREASE

SEVERAL TEAMS WIN EASILY.

MORE DOUBLE CENTURIES

PAT

OPTS

London, June 8. Middlesex, Warwick, Lan- cashire, Notts, Somerset and Surroy all scored decisive vic- tories in the county cricket championship, and in only one match did conditions prevent an outright verdict, Yorkshire and Glamorgan being unable to complete an innings each and both taking four points. The cricket was full of contrasts. Although Middlesex beat Warwick by nine wickets, the match pro-

THE "BABE❞duced only 367 runs for 31 wickets.

INJURED

RUTH STRUCK ON WRIST.

LATEST BASEBALL RESULTS

New York, June 8.

"Babe Ruth was struck on

Thanks to brilliant bowling by Smith, Warwick were dismissed in the first innings for 59 and in their second for 124.. Middlesex bats- men were also in the tolls in their 'Initial visit to the wicket. being sent back for 91, but they ensily obtained the runs required for vic- tory, losing one wicket in so doing. As contrast, Warwickshire, Lancashire, Somerset and Surrey all scored with freedom.

R

In Lancashire'n knock of 454 for

15 wickets against Gloucester, Hop.

wood played a magnificent Innings

BEST PERFORMANCES,

BATTING.

Hopwood (Lancs) v. Gloster

J. Winlaw (Cam- bridge) v. Essex

ZZO

Croom (Warwick) v.

Worcester

211

101*

J. H. Human (Cam- bridge) v. Essex

137

Tyldesley (Lanes) v.

Gloster

134

Smith (Derby) Y

Surrey...

126

Gregory (Surrey) v.

Derby

124

Kilner (Warwick). V.

Worcester....

120

J. C. White (Somerset)

115

Hardstaff (Notts) Leicester

100

v. Hants

* Indicates not out

BOWLING. Smith (Middlesex) v

Northants

and

Larwood (Notts) v.

*Leicester

and

5 for 20

5 for 30

4 for 41

4 for 43

Paine (Warwick) v.

Worcester......

8 for 43 Sibbles (Lanes) v.

Gloster

7. for 16 Gover (Surrey) v.

6 for 37 Derby Worthington

(Derby) v. Surrey 6 for 90 Partridge

Y

(Narthants) Middlesex....... G for 29 White (Somerset)'v.

Hants

for 38

5 for 86

Lee, J. (Somerset)

v. Hants

of 226, and Sibbles supported this SWIMMING the wrist by the ball in to-day's with a great piece of bowling, when American

baseball he captured 7 wickets for a mere match between New York 16 runs.

Leaguo

being

Yankees and Philadelphia Croom was also in his happiest Athletic, and he was forced to mood for Warwick against Wor retire from the game in the featur (the Potterymen sixth innings.

weakened by the absence of Pataudi Nevertheless the Yankees won and Walters), and he rattled up comfortably, piling on eleven runs 211 of Warwick's big aggregate of to the Athletics' four.

474 for 8 declared.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

an

Here's the finish of the 1934 American turf classic, the 60th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, Saturday. Cavalcade, favoured in the batting, came from bohind to finish three lengthe ahead of Discovery, with Agrarian—a long shot-boating the filly, Mata Hari, to third money by half ⚫ length,

MAXIE BAER AND PRIMO CARNERA EXCHANGE COMPLIMENTS

ITALIAN HAS MENTALITY OF CHILD SAYS FILM STAR

BAER IS A DONKEY QUOTES CARNERA

New York, June 4, The more you look at Primo Carnera and Max Baer the more you realize that as far as this heavyweight title fight is concerned you're going to have trouble guessing what will happen. But it's going to be something worth going many miles to seo.

New York, June 4. Baer has a lack of regard for the champion that amounts actually to GALA contempt, Talking the situation over

the other day he was all but apologiz ing for the man mountain he came to know rather well when they worked together last fall on a motion picture in California.

SOUTH CHINA A.A. FUNCTION

hurt

HEAVY BOOKINGS FOR BIG FIGHT

SWIMMING IN MACAO

Colowan Opened As Bathing Beach

DAVIS. CUP.

GERMANY & FRANCE ALL SQUARE

MERLIN BEATEN BY VON CRAMM

London, June 8.

One of the most important Davis Cup tics of, the 1934 competition started in Paris to-day, when France, and Germany shared two singles. It is fairly certain that the winner of this encounter will contest Australia in the Euro- pean Zone final.

Von Cramm continued his re- markable suquence of succosses by benting Andre Merlin in the first match of the day after four sets.

Merlin, against

botter equipped and more forceful play. er, put up a very fine display. He. won the second set at the mixteen- h game, and carried the fourth to twelve games before being beaten.

Von Cramm played magnificent- ly, his attack being slightly too well exploited for the Frenchman. Christian Boussuts, France's No. 1 singlea player, levolled things Maeno, Jung, 7. up by outplaying Nourney to the tailt along the water front of the course of which Boussus conceded In past yeara scores of matsheds tune of three straight sets, in the new part at

Macao provided the only five games. To-day's doubles means for bathing on a large scale. match is almost bound to settle These matsheds proved an Oye-Bore and the authorities

wisoly determined that this place, the first The scores na cabled by Reuter to meet the visitor's eye from shipa werd:*

have

the lasuc.

coming from Hongkong, shall remain; Von Cramm (Germany) bent unobstructed.

To meet with the demand for sites for bathing, the authorities have offered, as an alternative, a similar bund along the northern section of and other

More Than $150,000 port reclamations

Subscribed

A. Merlin G-2, 7-5.

(France) 6-1, 7-9,

C. Boussus (France) beat R. Nourney (Germany 6-1, 6-2, 6-2.

NEW ZEALAND ». CZECHOSLOVAKIA,

sites along the north-eastern shores of the colony for this purpose. The New York, June 3.

many applicants for bathing sites in

The New Zealand doubles pair, Madison Square Garden to these new places goes to prove the H. C. Stedman and C. E. Malfroy steed that is felt among the residents did well to aave the match against day announced that advance of Macno

48. Пл for swimming sale of pasteboards for the exercise.

Czechoslovakia, when they easily, Primo Carmora-Max

ta # This has led

particularly although somewhat surprisingly heavyweight championship bout praise-worthy service, being rendered won. has passed the $150,000 mark. by Lieut João Maria Simoen Pereira Menzel and Heet, who recently Carnera, Italian Man Mountain de Brito, Acting Administrator of the played so well together In the and holder of the championship, and erect bathing tents at Chok Wah Bay, the mich in three straight sets, Islands of Talps and Colowan to French championships, conceded

Baer

"Modest

Reuter

"He has the mentality of a child,” a Baer explains, "I feel kind of sorry Given fair weather, the swimming for him. He's big, sure, and he's gala arranged for to-night at North tremendously strong, I grant that. Paint by the South China Athletic But he can't hit hard enough to really Loughran you. Tommy Association in conjunction with the The Giants were nosed out by

LARWOOD CELEBRATES, Women's Auxiliary of the Society proved that. He can't take a punch the Phillies, but Brooklyn helpedi

well, Loughran showed that too. The for the Protection of Children pro only thing he can do, is themselves to ten

maut you, runs against

Groom was also well supported mises to be one of the outstanding heave you around, step on your feet, Boston Braves,,

by a member of the attack, Paine

lean on you, try to wear you down. Scores as supplied by Reater bowling cleverly to return

aquatic fetes of the senson.

Now what kind of qualities are those follow,

nonlysis of 8 for 43.

Not only are Chinese swimmers, for a heavyweight champion1"

Baer, better known Lurwood celebrated his omission including those who partielpated in

Maxie," American challenger, are toon the South of Colowan. This might In a way he's dead right. In their meet on June 14 in the Long Island result in popularizing Colowan Island, although it went to 34 games. from the Test team by toying with the Far Eastern Olympics, to take

enbled the following Leicester, and in the course of two part but some of the most promin- light in Miami, Loughran actually Bowl arens operated by Madison and the building of a suitable road

from Colowan village and the main-scores: ent of the foreign swimmers of the buckled the huge Italian's knees in a Square Garden.

H. C. Stedman and C. A. Mál- . innings captured 9 wickets for 84 Colony will also been seen in netion. couple of rounds with rights to the The bout is being jointly staged by tenance of regular ferry service be

tween Macao_and. Celowan_Village) tuns, being chiclly Instrumental in including members of the Victoria jaw. He slammed another right into the-Garden-and-Jack Dempsey will serve le draw the attention of

froy (New Zealand) beat R his side's victory by an innings.

Menzel and L Hecht Recreation Club, who have some of Camera's side and the champlon former world heavyweight champion, the pubile to the desirability of the Cambridge scored at will against the best exponents in Hongkong. gasped. Tommy hits harder now idol of boxing fans throughout the

(Czechoslovak)-7-5, 6-4, 7-5, Essex, and

than he ever did before, but he still world, recently turned promolce since development at Colowan.

leaves

Czechoslovakia with Winlaw and The Gain le being held under the is no Baer and never will be. Human both passing the three distinguished

his retirement from the ring.

AL the same time it is reported patronage of Lady figures mark, the Varsity were able Southorn, and the proceeds will be

The announcement made by the that, having secured the rights for loading by two rubbers to one, A BIG DONKEY,

Garden elicited considerable interest the establishment of an amusement with two singles yet to be played. to declare at 410 for 4 wickets. devoted to the Hongkong Society for

among Manhattan's fight fans. Pre- Park, the Groyhound Racing Club Essex only just saved the game. the Protection of Children.

Then talk to Carnern and get the dictions were being freely circulated contemplates the building of an other side of the picture.

i enormous open-alr

swimming-pool that the bout would approach, if not for the use of the public. Our Own equal, the $1,000,000 gates brought Into Fistinna by Dempsey several Correspondent.

Philadelphia

New York

Boston

Brooklyn

Cincinnati

Chiengo...

(Babe Herman honored)

R. H. E.

2 6

3

3

11

0

4

10 14

1

8

3 10

Pittsburgh

2 6

3

(Vaughan homered)

St. Louis....... も

11

1

Detroit

18 18

0

(Collins homered)

(Fox homered)

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis..

8 7

0

Philadelphia

2

(Burns homered)

New York

11 15

Cleveland

G

12

0

Washington.....

2 8

0

$ 14

0

Boaton

3 12

(Gehrig homered)

(Madjeski homered)

Chicago.....

(There were 12 innings)

Several foral firms have donated attractive prizes, the donors includ

"Baer," says the champion, is a ing the China Emporium Ltd., Wing big donkey. Ho makes a lot of noise. years ago. On Co., Ltd., Sincere Co., Ltd, and He cannot box. He has been abusing Nation-wide interest

himself with parties in night clubs arounce over the Sun Co., Ltd.

has been

of heavyweight i

for almost a year. He is an actar scheduled to bring into action for the fight which In The swimming will commence at now, not a prize fighter. He shouts the first time, the two hardest-hitting pan. with a Men's 200 metres team loud now because he learned in make of the present crop race and will conclude with a Watering the picture in California that I Polo Match between Europeans and can handle him like a baby, big as he is. He is whistling through the Chinese.

woods."

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Carnern asks, in all sincerity, what Baer's career consists of, and the answer, hoarstly, must be that he knocked out Max Schmeling. Whether the ended the Germon's carcer os a Lepnotcher, or whather Schmeling was ripe at that moment to be taken by any good hiter, no UTIC ever will know.

But Loughran pasted Baer around, and so did King Levinsky, and Ernie School, among others. You must re- member that Steve Hamas walloped Schemeling his next time out.

The credit there may be Steve's or it may be Baer's, Or whether credit there is for both those victories might have to go to the ring rust that settled in tic· German's joints in year of inactivity.

THEIR STYLES.

battlers.

DEMPSEY TELLS BAER OFF

Complains Of Lack Of Condition

Asbury Park, NJ., June 4. Dempsey, former heavyweight cham: A heated dispute between Jack pion of the work, and Muxie Baer, Carnern, to-day enlivened the nimos. challenger for the title held by Primo phers of this combination watering- place and city on the Atlantic Ocean here, Baer is training for his cham Pionship fight,

J. Crawford and A. Quist (Australia) bent Yamagishi and Nishimura (Japan) 6-0, 6-1, 4-6, 9-7.

This

AUSTRALIA THROUGH.

Baw

Australia, through J. Crawford and Adrian Quist won their se- cond round tle with Japan to-day, by annexing. the doubles against Yamagishi and Nishimura in four sets, after winning the first two In ridiculously easy fashion. The crowd at Eastbourne the Australians capture the first two sets with the loss of the game, After this the Japanese settled down to take the third atanza Easily the most astonishing at 6-4, and to carry the fourth to match in recent years in the Davis the sixteenth game before ad- Cup was geen al Rome to-day, mitting defeat. when the Italian pair, Taronl This victory gives Australia and Quintavalle defent their the required threo rubbers for Swiss opponents, Aeschlimanncntry into the third round. and Steiner in a five set match The full scores in

(Continued on Page 13). tiu according to Reuter were:

ITALY ALSO WINS.

the doubles

High Spots Of Yesterday's Test Cricket

nourts scribes, said that it was high

Dempsey, in the presence of severat HOW ENGLISH ATTACK ASSUMED THE time Baer qult his monkey busincas and began to work if he wants to defeat Carnera..

ASCENDANCY: BRADMAN'S STROKE

'less.

WHEN, by patient methods, ENGLAND'S Belding was fault- Dempsey further stated that Baer] Woodfull and Ponsford added must take us daily fights more 77 runs in 90 minutes yesterday (seriously.

As far as styles are concerned, and that's the only thing that interests the real ring worms when they come

morning, it seemed that the sug-HERE was no barracking; yet Not to be outdone, Baer, better gestion that the winning of the toss the cricket was undeniably down to figuring a fight in advance, known as "Modest Maxle," said that would mean the difference between slow, and the painstaking efforts Carrera hus exactly the thing that the only reason he had been, taking it

been regarded as oxcessive.

has bothered Max most-spect and easy In training was that he didn't victory and defeat, was to be proved of Woodfull might reasonably have fine teft Jab.

wont to hurt life spurring partner, at true, which, comeback Dempsey snorted.

With those weapons, Lighran made Baer looked so silly that, the California stood helpless in the centre of the ring at one time, laughing with the crowd at his own efforts to lay a glave on the Philadelphian, Ito hit Loughran fairly solidly ones in ten rounds, Boxing skill did that.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

Prizes In Recent Tourney

RUT once Woodfuil, formerly the PONSFORD batted at a fairly. "unbowlable", had been dis- normal speed. He looked set missed (It was a magnificent entch the day when Ames minde one of by Verity which did the trick), the thuas quietly spectacular catches England altack slowly, but per-which have made him the finest ceptibly assumed control.

wicket-keeper in the country.

4

Carnera, there is no question, in exceptionally fast for such a giant of a man. Ho matched left jabs with |

to C. F. Walters' work na cap- ALTHOUGH the rate of scoring THE cables make no reference throughout the day remained taln. But his selection is justifled Loughran and held his own in Miami, but only after he had tired his little opponent out by leaning on him, step Club Committee, the prizes of the re- that the game

Through the courtesy of the Sports slow, so keen was the struggle be- by the first day's play. He seems tween ablack and batsmen, that, to have nursed, his bowling ex- ping on his feet, rushing him to the cent Contract Bridge Tournaments

Was Intensely in-tremely well, for both Farnes and ropes and pummeling the back of his will be presented to the winners on teresting. head.

Monday noxt at 5 p.m.

Geary remained very effective untli Inte in the afternoon.

Can he do that to Bror? There's The winnern in the Open Tourna-TIGH spots were: Ponsford's the rub, Baer insists that he is as ment were.D, Judah and M. E. Politi Innings, strong as Carnera and he may be close while R. C. Danenberg and L. Acatch which brought it to an end. mediocre Test scores, appears and Leglio Ames's RENT Bridge,, the ground of to that. Baer is a tremendously built Ozorio were the runners-un

fellow. Its shoulders are huge. If In the Consolation Tournament, P. Bradman's poor-stroke which saw likely to stand good to its reputa Prime stands off and boxes, woll Abesser and Cheung U-pul were the him cock one up to the sufo Ilam- tion. An early dismissal of Mc- there's that Loughran experience to winners with M. H. Lo and Horace mond; McCabe's sound batting, so Cabe this morning will probably remember,

La runners-upi

far without blemish.

co Australia out for 250,

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