MARATHON SWIM Frenchman's Performance
At Los Angeles
Los Angeles, July 26. At 2.50 p.m. to-day, the French- man, Paul Chotteau, at his Arth attempt. completed the swim from Sonta Catalitin Island to the ninland, n distance of 45 inlles, in 33 hours 28 mins: ile wus necampanied by two yachts-United Press.
DAVIS CUP
MATCH
(Continued from Pago 8.)
set and match at 10-8.
THE HONGKONG
Army CRICKET
TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1936.
East Lancashire's Junior
League
Playing in the East Lancs. Inter- The tie therefore rests on to-day's Company Second Team League, “D” singles results, Britain remios in Company beat "B" Compaby over- very strong position, requiring but whelmingly. The winners had first one of the last two singles, Austin, knock and compiled a total of 160
bent Crawford on who so easily Saturday meets Quist, while Perry, rus, of which Pte, Davies made 04 who, up to n. year ago had consland Pte. Garawood 22. Pie. Part- tently beaten Crawford, plays his inglon took. four wickets for 21 arch-for once again."
runs. "B" Company replied with n With Australian hopes revived score of 41, thus losing by 110 runs, had soven victims for and stimulated by yesterday's suc- Pte. Davies cess in the doubles, there may yet 10 runs while Ple. Morville took the with the first ball he be an exciting finish. But on form Inst wicket
Austin and bowled. everything points to
JAPANESE TO VISIT ENGLAND
After the Olympic Games in Berlin next month the Japanese swimming, diving and water polo Leams will visit England, and on August 28 and 2 will meet English and Empire Club teains in contests at the Empire Pool Perry winning their matcher for a Wembley. They will also attempt4-1 result
at f records
to
British
lower various distances.
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP
Fred Dove was the National 100 yards swimining championship by
REMAINING
BEHIND
inches in a tensely thrilling race with Mrs. Holm Jarrett To
the title-holder, Romund Gabrielsen, at the Empire Pool, Wembley, M. Y. Hrench Williams followed closely on
their heels to take third place. There has seldom been a closer struggle, At the turn Dove, Gabrielsen, ffrench Williams, D. Young
Report Olympics
Berlin, July 27,
re-
Pour cases of Typhoid were ported to the loent Health authorities during the week-end.
Belgrade, July 27. When near Payat, the Olympic Torch ignominously died out and an official re-lighted it with a match.
Mrs. Eleaner Holm Jarrett, who and C. Brand ins been dismissed from the Ameri; Нан announced touched
together, but Gobrielsen enn Olymple tranz, made a smart turn and a sedy push that she is covering the Olympics for off, which took that a foot in front of an American News Agency in order She said that she I rivals. At 75 yards, Brand was to see the Gamer. travelling sterngly
appeared has abandoned efforts for re-instate- reporting dangerous, but Dove, using his broad ment and intimated that shoulders, got in front and stayed would not effect her anteur stand-expected to there win his flest national title, ing alted Press,
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The Old Trafford cricket; 12;.2 (Fagg) for 146; 3 (Hamniond) for 278; 4 Fishlock for (289); 5 ground yesterday was the scene (Worthington) for 375; 6 (Allen) for of some brilliant cricket when 976; 7 (Hardsinf) for 400; 8 (Robina) the second Test between Eng for G47. land and All-India was resumed in sunny weather, and before 6,000 spectators which later swelled to 10,000. All-India finished the day batting
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Bowling Analysis'
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M. R.
125
IV.
41
12
17
87
18
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17
0
105
791
6
C. R. Nayudu a second time and being 178 runs in Jehangar Khan.. Arrears with all wickets intact. Merchant England, facing a first innings total Musing Ali of 203 and having scored 173 for 2 overnight, went on to compile 671 for All-India, playing out 8 declared. time, put together 190 without loss, Here are the high spots of the day's play:
Walter Hammond, third out at 270, seared 107 in 100 minutes, hitting 21 doundaries. He reached his 15 in 170 minutes.
Hardst of Nolts compiled 94 in 75 minutes, hitting so hard all round the wicket that he had 15 4's to his credit. i 50 was recorded b as wany minutes.
K W. V. Robins, Mibilesex
INDIA 2ND INN Mustag All not out Merchant not out
Extras
Total (for wkt.)
PADGHAM
مم
100
ARRIVES”
amateur, scored 20 in 75 minutes WITHOUT
PUNCTA including 14 boundaries, white Verity, whose batting form this season hea been an eye-opener, helped himself to 16 not aut in a comparatively sedate inning which Insted 90 minutes,
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England required only 375 minutes to score 571 ritas,
V. M. Merchant -twine! Musta All hatted
splendially for Enfin in their second innings, chat Lefore stumps were drawn they bud put on 10 run. After a careful start, which saw them advance to score at tea-time to 93, they opened with becoming
HURRYING
(By Leo Munro)
Open champion Alfred Padg- ham is a golfer who has arrived without hurrying. "Hasten slowly" might well be his motto.
out Mel
1 cannot remember the time when brilliance.
bc was not slaw and dignified in Muston All hit with tremendous movement, deliberate in thought und power once he had judged the pace speech.
of the wicket, which had played easily But always, since curly boyhood, throughout the day and fie completed jun enger collector of goling ideas, his century in 139 minutes. At the and in recent months an industrious, close he had reached 105 inving collector of the game's chief prizes. helped himself to 15 boundaries.
Merchant was much more subiluet, his contribution to the score being 79. Detailed scores as cabled by truter follow.
ALL INDIA
V. M. Merchant, e Hammond, b
Verity
12
Mustag Ali, run out
Amar Singh, e Duckworth,
Worthington
#7
Major C. K. Nayudu, Lb.w..
Allen
16
Wazir All, e Worthington,
Verity...
6. Ramaswami, b Verity
Jehangir Khun, e Duckworth, is
Allen
C.
S. Bayuda, b Verity
Manraj Kumar of Vizianagram,
b Robins
R. Meher Homji, not out
M. Niskais & Handatar, v Robins
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Total
He is a quiet conqueror. A tult. handsome man of nearly thirly, who holds himself well.
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His expression may be too placid, too good-humoured to suggest the fighter.
But note his watchfulness, and you will get the impression of something steadfast in the man.
Watch his
swlog, play. The which really is a swing, and not a kit,
almost Restrained, with an lazy follow-through-but the ball flies an all but lucredible distance. See Pudghum on the putting green. 4g You would not suspect delicacy of touch as those great hands take up the club.
22.5 299 NO
40
But the delicacy is there, and the
10 smooth, coaxing style, combining to make Padgham one of the most ac- curate putters in the world. .
REMARKABLE CONTRAST
.0
13
1
His putting won the championship
nt Hoylake. A contrast here between 203 Padghaun 1950 and Padgham 1930.
Now he takes the title with ag-
Fall of the wickets-1 (Mustan Ali) for 18: 2 (Merchant) for 67; 3
(Amar Singh) for 73; 4 (C, K. Nayu-egnie 287 for seventy-two holes. Then the first time he qualified-he du) for 100; 6 (Ramaswami) for 161; tied at 312 for thirty-eighth place in
( (Khan) for 16); 7 (C. §. Nayudu) Bobby Junca's championship on the for 181; 8 (Maluraj Kumar) for 188; Royal Liverpool course.
(Wazir Ali) for 190; 10 (Nissar) for 203.
Allen
Gover Inramond Robins
Verity
Bowllag Analysin
Worthington
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A summary of Padgham's progress
as an Open championship player ad- vertises his determination to advance from year to yehri
Bound
2
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.. 777 78 313 40
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M. R. .W.
1.4 # 339
Year Courses
10
39
4
19803) Hug inke ...........
34
0
1981 Cronstle
9
34
1912 Prier's
41
15
1
1933 St. Andrews 74 73 71 74 295 1956 Handwich... 71 70 15 74 20 1915 Mulṛield... 10 12 14 1
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1914 Hoylake 12
1 71 7
ENGLAND
Gimblett, b Nisar
Hammond, b C. K. Nayudu
Fogg, b Mustag Ali
Worthington, e C. K. Nayudu,
C. S. Nayudu
Hardstaff e &
Amar Singh
Fishlock, 1 C. K. Nayudu
G. 0. Allen, Maher loji.
Amar Singh
W. H. V. Robins e Merchant, b
Nissar
Verily not out
Duckworth not out
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Tota! (8 wickets dec.).. Fall of wickets:—! (Gimblett)
Mr. Twidge Bears Down
WHERE DID. CRUSH AN ACORN HE SAY HE IN YOUR FINGERS, LEFT THAT BUT IF IT GROWS, {FIFTY-CENT IT BECOMES AN PIECE ?
OAK!
RIGHT HERE.ON THIS COUNTER! IT'S PREPOS TEROUS! IF HE LEFT IT THERE THE OFFICER WOULD HAVE FOUND
IT.... HE CAME IN TWO MINUTES LATER!
9
187
39
DA
75 72 70 70 292
I first spotted Padgham in the pro-
fessional match-play championship'at Oxhey in 1830, and described him as ¦n discovery.
He has won most of the major tournaments since then-match-play title, German open, Trish open, lead- ing up to his all but clean sweep of the Arst prizes this year, at Iran- shot, Mour Parks, Southport and Boy- 1 fake.
10
17
His game has its critics. One such said to me at Hoylake, "Take away Packham's putting, and he wouldn't be within streets of Cotton."
But why should we take away Padgham's putting? The rest of his 671 game is very, very good. The put- for ting makes him a super-golfer.
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