THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY,
MAY 31, 1935.
BOWLS PAIRS HOLDERS QUALIFY FOR NEXT ROUND
Mise Pamola Barton, who caused remarkable cone at Newcastle by mysteriously changing her caddie.
REMARKABLE SCENES IN WOMEN'S GOLF
MYSTERIOUS ACTİ IN FINAL
PLAYER CHANGES CADDIE
JONES AND GRIMMITT IN
TOP FORM
Comfortable Win Against Xavier And Ribeiro
(By "Sagux")
Form that last year won them the Pairs champion- ship was produced by F. J. Jones and A. W. Grimmitt in their second round match against L. F. Xavier and F. V. V. Ribeiro on the Kowloon Dock Green yesterday where the holders won their postponed fixture by 28 shots to ten.
The winners were fully deserving of their convincing victory but it must be said that the cores do not reflect fairly the standard of play shown by the Insers, who might easily have their formidable opponents EL much harder contest if they had been accorded better luck.
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It was Jones who really carried the holders into the third round but Grimmitt performd his duties skip with distinction and was able to cover up the few mistakes that his
partner made.
More often than not dones had his
heads had been played Jones Grimmitt held the lead by 21-7.
and
On this hend the Portuguese repre sentatives were lying four when Grim- mitt smashed up the head with bis recond last wood. He sent the jack to on opponent's wood and Ribeiro then drew second hot, but the post- tion was hopeless for the Club de Recreio players.
Despite appearances, R. N. Bond, Harrow athlete, is not trying to hide by burying his head in the manner. Sand Two on the sixteenth head and and, ostrich fashion. Hi pala broke during the vault competition and he landed in this single on the final head were all the softened the fall and he was not badly hurt. The accident occurred during the London public schools chal. points they were able to score, giving lenge cup meeting. The trophy was won by Salem school of Germany, runner-up in 1933 and 1934. them'a teini of ten shots whilst their eppeshe number well eaten with by three successive twos
single, won the match with! sota delivered within short distances comfort, victory having been assured! of the jack. He was the most confter the 19th head when they hind¦ sistent of the four players and contend of 18 shots. stantly trailed the jack. His stanil- and of bowls, if reproduced in the Singles championship is worthy of crying him into the final and even of making his the best player in the Colony
XAVIER HAS LITTLE LUCK
ENGLAND'S
CRICKET
Xavier was up against an opponent SEARCH
LOOKING FOR YOUTH
PREPARING FOR AUSTRALIANS
FINAL RACE MEETING OF THE SPRING
PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW'S
EVENT AT VALLEY
JULING STAKES TO BE DECIDED IN LIST OF EIGHT ITEMS
(By "Capt. Foster")
YORKSHIRE BATSMEN SHOW FORM
RECORD BASEBALL CROWD
GIANTS DEFEAT DODGERS
YANKEES ALSO WIN
New York, May 30. A record crowd of 64,000
spectators were present at the Polo Grounds to-day to see the New York Giants twice bent Brooklyn Dodgers in a double header in the National Baseball League.
were
All tenma
engaged In double headers, the Phillies, Cardinals and Yankees, in addition to the Glants, winning. both Axtures.
Results of matches as cabled by Beuter follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Chiengo
1. JL., E.
10
#
S ४ 2
Joe Vosmik scored a home run for the Indians and Dykes and Bonura for the White Sox).
Cleveland ...... 11 2 Chicago
0
2
(Hudlin blanked out the White Sox).. New York
A PARTNERSHIP Washington ..............
UNBROKEN
COUNTY CRICKET
FIXTURES
1 12 0 G
(Tamulis pitched for the Yan- kees).
New York
18
2
3 10
G
0
11
3
13 19
+
8 11
1
London, May 30.
wicket sixth between Herbert
An unbroken
Washington
Philadelphia
who coult do little wrong and try as:
That the did he was only second beat, !is not to say, however, that his standard of howling was low. Par
it; he was pinying really go from bowls at times and given better fuck
Boston. would have enused his opponents no small worry, He was missing his
Philadelphia London, May 30. objective on innumerable occasions by
Boston. Those of us who braved the weather last Sunday were There were remarkable scenes the proverbial coat of painting and in the
(Jimmy Foxx scored a home run final of the British there were frequent occasions when
rewarded with an interesting and exciting afternoon's partnership Women's Amateur Golf Cham he brought of a spretneular alot to
beat the wizardry of his opponent.
racing at Macao. We saw lots of good finishes and two Sutcliffe, the England and York-
shire opening batsman, and A. for the Athletics and Berg for pionship at Newcastle, County
Of the skips Grimmitt was for and Down, where Miss Wanda Mor above libelro who also did not receive
One of the tasks of this year's big surprises (and very nearly a third when the hot favour-Wood, Yorkshire's wicket-keeper, the Red Sox. There were cloven gan beat Miss Pamela Barton by his fair share of the luck with three up and two to play. some of his shots. The often trailed England selectors is to evolve a ite, Bayardo, just managed to scramble home in front of enabled the Northern county to innings),
in jack
ings and 164 runs in a County St. Louis side which will form the basis of the unconsidered Daylight Eve), but on the whole form trounce Wocestershire by an inn- Mlas Barton mysteriously the
was maintained, favourites winning four out of the seven Cricket Championship match at Detroit changed her caddie who had save a count but only just missed by the M.C.C. team for the Austra
On the whole, however, he was
Sheffield to-day, lian tour of 1936-37, writes E. L. carried her clubs in the previousing.
erratic and left Grinmitt with
Worcestershire collapsed in their rounda.
The other caddies demonstrated paratively cany tusk, a task already Roberts, the well-known cricket races.
the opening heads Grimmitt was a and followed the match, applaud-greatly simplied by Jones. During statistician.
te de more than send down blor-
an
endeavour
In the last two
of Test: series
The opening event at the Valley
ing each of Miss Morgan's winning mere speclater and was rarely called matches England have been beaten by to-morrow is for maiden griffine, but
At the end of the morning round burn--so accurately was his lend bowl-Australia and West Indies. Can the is non-winners of races of the Hang: TRACK
shot.
OIE
her
HOLDERS' SUPERIORITY
From the opening head it was ap- parent that the holders were in their best form and that the match was not
is
last summer was 30%. The average
Club is Jockey
stipulated
ta
RECORDS
BROKEN
two innings when facing the fast for the Tigers). bowling of W. E. Bowes who took St. Louis
elght
for and then five for 48 when Worcester- shire were dismissed for 189.
Yorkshire declared their inning closed at 446 for five wickets, Ilerbert Sutcliffe scoring 200 without losing his wicket and Wood being 123 when, the closure was applied.
40 in the first innings of 92. Detroit
OHIO ATHLETE'S Exat View ran a good race when second
in-
SUCCESSES
SHATTERED
་
MIDDLESEX WIN EASILY Middlesex won comfortably against
Lord's where they beat! their opponents by an innings and 41 runs after scoring but 298 runs in their one and only innings. P. Smith took six of the wickets for 68 runs.
Essex were dismissed for 85, Sims
for 39-Reuter,
010
10 16 3
7 11 0
(Gehringer scored
a home run
0 * 2
2
7
pitched
for the
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R.
E.
3 10
g
11 3
(Bridges Tigers).
Brooklyn New York
Kitam
(Melvin Ott and Acucinello scored home runs for the Giants). Brooklyn New York
6 10 0
(Leiber scored a home run for the Giants wile Fitzsimmons blanked out the Dodgera).
Boston Philadelphia......
find eleven English cricke-kong selectors
South
By Grand is eligible to run ini of his recent success at Macao. an official of the Ladies' Golfing.
Africais?
do not, however, funcy his chances Union appealed for fair play and Jones fell away somewhat during the ters capable of heating the
The answer to this question depends
to leave him paid Miss Barton's former caddie closing bends and it was then that
out
calculations altogether, of my the money he would have received | Grimmitt found that he was required largely on the attitude taken up by in this held and propuse
no! One out Bonny Dundee, whose record is by to reproduce his best form to save had ho caddied in the final.
The two players were all squareounts against them. He rose to the the selection commillee.
occasion in grand style and although may be usefully brought to their
notice for consideration: the increas. means inspiring, seems to be improv be ignored. Clear ing and cannot be at the end of the ninth hole but the Civil Service C.C. pair held a com- ing average age of England elevens.
The average age of the Suath Miss Morgan was two up after themanding lead Grimmitt drew shot
Soldier
of Peace incidentedly the lat- African team now in this country the scores after shot to enable them to keep well where eighteenth,
6. The average age of the Austra-ter ran a shocking race in Macao. As soon as he got his nose in front he were:-Miss Morgan- 76 and Miss away from the losers,
w bel Barton 78..
lians who played in the Test matchescked up and allowed himself At the end of the 27th Miss
fellow-on, for 172, Itobins took six think Sylvanale and age of the English cricketers, who beaten, Flybynight ought to run in TWO WORLD MARKS taking xix for 28 and then, in the
to a place and one, up Morgan was
Populer Star are likely to fight out were beaten last year was 32-2/3,
One obvious inference may be
honour of running
fourth. the dubious opponent.-Reuter,
I consider the Bond Handicap is
Ann Arbor, Mich., May 25. to provide any more surprises. The drawn froin these facts: eleven South
Jesse Owens, Ohio State's se Seymour H. Knox, Harold E. Tal- LAWN BOWLS MATCH en was drawing well on both hands are likely to be more active than an
the are likely to be more active than are as I cannot see one single likely star sutional track star, to-day bruke two but, Jr., and William nad was constantly worrying
England eleven whose average age players who were not able to guage Eng Bowls the draw accurately at the beginning, is nearly 3. Seven years, is a heavy ter who has no chance. Australian world records and tied two others to Their combined handicap of thirty | Philadelphia ......
Boy has earned our reset and can three-shot start the holders handicap when it comes to fielding. From a
nual Big Ten meet, is That modern England elevens ure no longer be unconsidered. Bobnink xive Ohio State 20 points in the on- failed four
Cold Morning a very lively danger.
to bring his team victory. from Taikoo Dock met and de- went into the lead at the sixth headder than the team of, say, 30 years Star we know to be smasher and stellar individua! perfo,hough his points proved too strong for the
by 10-3 through the count of
a longer dia-
Michigan won the event with 48 perhaps better over a Hecured when Jones sent down two ago is an incontrovertible fact. Com-
tance. Derby Day has come back to points to Ohio State's 439. gent on the Hongkong, 18 shots to 17, counters and Grimmitt drew a fourth pare the following siles:
England v. Australia England v. Australia green. Taikoo by the margin of one representing the after libeiro had bumped up an op
A. C. MacLaren 21. the Club de Recreio pair had it Fry 80. koon struggle which took place. The ponent's wood, rinks were: Taikoo-D. B. Bone, R. Wright, J. Watson, T. F. Stainton; scored a two they were held to five K 8. Ranibi 30. CraigengowerA. E. Coates, J. S. scoreless heads while their opponents F. S. Jaekwon 32.
took their total to 20. When fifteens. Landolt, R. Basa, and R. F. Luz.
In the Open Rinka Lawn Championship last night a quartotte -feated
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British ally out-distanced
Chicago mounts.
Pittsburgh form and will take a lot of beating. Owens broke the recognized world's
By way of returning this wel- Goldsmith has shown us a nice turn records in the running broad jump come visit the Hurlingham Club is Chicago
eed. Got That is always of
there
here and the 220-yard low hurdles, and planning to send a team to the Pittsburgh W. J. Hammond 1. of thereabouts and Racing Heart can tied existing, records in the 220-yard United States this season and the
eted. Saucy Faco is be never neglected.
220-yard hurdles in selection committee will undoubt- Cincinnati record-smacher of merit and has an outstanding chance. Shooting Star is 22.6 seconds, plashing four-tenths of edly endeavour to build up the nu- St. Louis
international side in another record breaker and Southern
Cincinnati preparation for the Westchester Cross has shown good form at this second off the record set by C. II. cleus of an
Brookins in 1924.
St. Louis distance. This is going to be a Owens hurtled through the air for Cup matches next year.
ficult race to tip, but it ought to a distance of 26 feet 8 inches, ex- ceeding the brand jump record set by be a grand race to watch.
Chuhe Nambu of Japan in 1931, uf 26 feet 2% inches.
45.
UNLIKELY STARTERS
dash and 100-yard dnsh.
Ile
ran
the
Ile tied Frank Wykoff's 100-yard; dash record of 9.4 seconds and R. A. Locku's 220-yard record of 20.0 scends
W. Rhodes 18.
T. Mitchell 32. Average are: 30%. AvTHER – #201
37/2 Looking at these two elevens side by side one is struck by (1) the greater all-round strengil of the (2) its vastly earlier team, and
The latest news from the course is stronger attack.
that Saucy Face and Shooting Star As an all-rounder neither Hammond are unlikely starters. This is a great c Her Geary can be placed in the same pity for, with these two Included, the class as Hirst, Braund, and Jackson: winner could claim sprinting honours while an attack consisting of Rhodes, for the season. Lockwood. Bround. Hirst, Jackson, and Jessop makes the Verity-Farnes Mitchell-Geary-Innimond
tion look innocuous.
A GAMBLE
combina-
at this early stage
Experts suid his performance would go down in sports annuals us one of the greatest individual exhibitions
It is imposa Hem stable intends ever witnessed,...
to guess what Lo start In tho Jubilee Plate but Gladiator is without doubt the out-
CINZANO VERMOUTH
ALWAYS INSISTED UPON BY THOSE WHO KNOW THE BEST.
standing candidate on form, and one POLOMATCH SOLD IN EVERY PART OF
can only assume that he
will be
But the greater differences are in selected to represent the stable as first the ages and the fielding. At Bir-string. Of Hetman and King's War- mingham there were no players who den I prefer the latter at this distance, had to be "hidden," and nearly every although he has been a bit off since member of the side was an outstand- his Inst appearance at Easter. Sadko gave us at exhibition of his true form ing fielder in some position.
This problem of a younger England last time out and may well do so eleven will be a difficult one to solve, again here. I do not like Victoria but a solution must be found before 1930-37. It should be found this year,
in this company.
In the Lantao Handicap I like Gold
for unless the younger cricketers who Coin, Don and Racing Boy, in the
Star dis named Bright summer's Test matches, they will go appointed last time out while Day- race
will be required are "blooded" in this order
IN BRITAIN
INTERNATIONAL FIXTURE
London, May. British poloists already are pre- to, Australia with little or no experi-light Eve, after running a great ence of Test cricket. In other words, in Macao, is reported to have gone a paring for the Westchester contest their inclusion in the side would be a bit lame and is an unlikely starter, to be played in the country holding Mayflower has shown no form this the trophy but the recent change gamble.
Who are the most likely recruits? year. This is a very opon race which in conditions provides for the list by no means ex- can be better forecast when we can matches to be staged alternately in The following
be more or less assured of what sort hausts the possibilities:
H. Human (23), R. J. Gregory of geing we are likely to have.
, J. Arnold (33), John Langridge (23), J (28), A. Mitchell (83), WW. Keeton (27), W. Copson!
ap
B. H.
(23), F. Booth
BOXING Eve barreD Boxing Eve is barred from running
-(21); HE Hollic In the Lama Handicap-owing-to: hist
the United States and. Britain. The first battle under the now con-j ditions will be waged at the Hurl- ingham Club, London.
British interest in international
The officioncy of a moderate attack win in the Chairman's Cop in Macao, polo was revived last season by the is increased by good fielding, and with It is difficult to reconcile Partnership's visit of the almost all-conquering rare exceptions all the best fielders in very indifferent showing in the open- United States Aurora team com- posed of Eimor J. Boaseka, Jr., (Continued on Pago 0.). the country are under thirty-five.
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