MARATHON SWIM

Frenchman's Performance At Los Angeles

Los Angeles, July 26. At 2.00 p.m. to-day, the French- man, Paul Chotteau, at his fth attempt, completed the swim from Santa Catalina Island to the mainland, a distance of 45 miles, in 33 hour's 28 mins.e was accompanied by two yachts-United Press.

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DAVIS CUP

MATCH

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set and match at 10-8.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1936.

· ARMY CRICKET East Lancashire's Junior

Loague

Playing in the East Lanes. Inter- The the therefore rèsis on to-day's Company Second Team League, "D" singles results. Britatu remains in a Company beat "B" Company over. very strong position, requiring but whelmingly. The winners had first one of the last two singles, Austin, knock and complied a total of 100 who so easily beat Crawford on runk, of which Pte. Davies made 64 Saturday meets Quist, while Perry, who, up to a year ago had consis-and Pie. Garswood 22. Pte. Part tently, beaten Crawford, plays hisington took four wickets for 21 arch-foe once again.

runs. "" Company replied with n

JAPANESE TO VISIT ENGLAND

After the Olymple Games in Dertia

With Australian hopes revived core of 41, thus losing by 119 runs. next month the Japanese swimming, and stimulated by yesterday's Buc-te. Davies had seven victima for diving and water polo teams will visit cesa in the doubles, there may, yet in runs while Pte. Morville took the England, and on August 28 and 29be an exciting finish. But on form last wicket will meet English and Empire Club everything ports

with the flest ball he teams in contents at the Empire Pool, Perry winning their matches for a Wembley. They will also attempt 4-1 result.

to lower British records at various distances.

SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP

Fred Dove wan the National 100 yards swimming championship by

to Austin

REMAINING BEHIND

and bowled.

inches in a tensely thrilling race with Mrs. Holm Jarrett To

the title-holder, Romund Gabrielsen, at the Empire Pool, Wenshley, 31. Y. Trench Willums followed closely an

their heels to take third place. There has seldom been a clöser struggle, At the turn Dove, Gabrielsen. french

Report Olympics

Berlin. July 27,

Four cases of Typhoid were ported to the local Health authorities during the week-end.

BRILLIANT TEST CRICKET AT

OLD TRAFFORD

INDIA HITS BACK IN FACE OF BIG SCORE

The Old Trafford cricket; 12; 2 (Figs) for 148; 3 (Hammond} ground yesterday was the scene for 273; 4 Fishlock for (280); 6 of some brilliant cricket when 70; 7 (IIardstaff) for 409; 8 (Robins) (Worthington) for 375; 6 (Allen, for the second Test between Eng-for 17. 'land and All-India was resumed in sunny weather, and before 5,000 spectators which Inter Niesar

Amar Singh swelled to 10,000.

Néyudu All-Intin finished the day batting C. K. Nayudu

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Howling Analysis

D. M. R. W.

0 125

41

R 121

17

18

INDIA 2ND INN Mustag All not ont' Merchant not out

Extras

a second time and being 178 run in Jehangar Khan arrents with all wickets intnet. | Merchant England, facing a first innings total Mustag All of 203 and having sepred 173 for 2 Belgrade, July 27,

overnight, went on to compile 571 for When near Payat, the Olympic & declared. All-India, playing out Mrs. Eleanor Holm Jarrett, who Torch ignominously died out and an

time, put together 190 without loss. Williams, D. Young, and C. Brand has bee dismissed from the Ameri; offteinl re-fighted it with a match.play:

Here are the high spots of the day's touched, together, but Gabrielsen can Olympic Team. hus announced made a smart turn and a speedy push that nhi Is covering the Olympics for

The tareh, which was lighted scored 167 in 100 minutes, hitting 21 Walter flammend, third out at 273, uff, which look him a foot in front of an American News Agency in order the sun's mya in Olympia, Greece, on boundaries. He reached his 150 in bi rivals. At 76 yards Brand was to see the Games. She said that she July 20, is being carried to Berlin 170 minutes. traveling tronitly and

appeared has abandonest efforts for re-state- dangerous, but Dave, using his broad ment and intimated that reporting shoulders, gut in front and stayed would not effret her amateur stand- there to win bts first nutional title. inge-fuited Prena,

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Hordataff of Notts compiled 94 in 75 minutes, hitting so hard all round Ahe wicket that he had 15 4's in his a credit, Ils, 50 was recorded in an. many misotès.

Robins, Middlesex amateur, scored 70 k 75 mimate including 14 boundaries, while Verity, whose batting form this season has been an eye-opener, helped hmself to 6 not out in a comparatively sedate) innings which lasted 90 minules,

MUSTAQ ALI

England required only 176 inttuites: to score 571 runs,

V. 31. Merchant k! Ali batted

splendidly fur India in their second innings. that! Ifore stumps were drawn they had put on 100 runs. After a reful! start, which saw the vance to

senze at tea-time to 93, they opened out. And bulteri with becoming

briance.

Total (for 0 wkt.)

PADCHAM

ARRIVES

WITHOUT

HURRYING

(By Leo Muaro)

105

70

100

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I cannot remember the time when he was not slow and dignified In movement, deliberate in thought and

Mustag All bit with tremendous power ouer he had judged the pace speech. of the wicket, which had played easily

throughout the day and lie completed an eager collector of golfing ideas, Tut always, since early boyhood.

his century in 139 minutes. At the and in recent months an industrious close he had reached 103 having-collector of the game's calet prizes. helped himself to 15 boundaries.

Merchant was much more subdued. his contribution to the score being 79. Detailed scores as cabled by Reuter follow.

ALL INDIA

V. M. Merchant, e Hammond, b

Verity

33

Mustaq Ali, run out

11⁄2

Amar Singh, e Duckworth,

Worthington

27

Major C. K. Nayudu, Lb.w., à

Allen

16

Wazir All. Worthington,

Vority

6. Ramaswami, b Verity

Jehangir Khan, e Duckworth,

Allen

C. S. Nagudu, b'Verity

Maharaj Kuniar of Vizianagram.

b Rebing

He is a

handsome man of nearly thirty, who quiet conqueror. A tall, holds himself well.

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 play. The swing. which really is a swing, and not a hit. Restrained, with an almost laty follow-through-but the ball flies an all but incredible distance. See Padgham on the pulling green. 49You would not suspect delicacy of 40 touch as those great hands take up

the club.

2

But the delicacy is there, and the to smooth, coaxing style, combining to

make Padgham one of the most ac _a.j. curate putters in the world.

R. Meher Homji. not out...... M. Nissar, e Horstaff, b Robina 13

Extras

Total

REMARKABLE CONTRAST

His putting won the championship at Hoylake. A contrast here between Fall of the wicketa-1 (Mustaq

203 Padgham 1936 and radgham 1930. All) for 18 2 (Merchant) for 67; 8 gregate 287 for seventy-two holes. Now he takes the title with sg- (Amar Singh) for 73; 4 (C. K. Nayu Then--the arst time he qualified-he du) for 100; 5 (Ramaswami) for 161ed at 312 for thirty-eighth place, in 6 (Khan) for 164; 7 (C. S. Nayulu) for 181; 8 (Maharaj Kumar) for 188; (Wazir Ali) for 190; 10 (Nissar) for 203..

Allen Gaver Rammond

Robins

Bowling Analysis

Rabby Jones's championship on the Royal Liverpool course.

A summary of Padgham's progress as an Open championship player ad- vertises his determination to advance

0. M: R.. W. from year to your

16

39 2

Year Course

!

(1

1980 Moyinke.

34

0

1981 Chepots the

2

14g Pribe pr*q

17

1

1

1933 St. Andrew

1974 Sandwich.

Worthington.

1985 Maledek

ENGLAND

Verity

Gimbelt, b Nissar

Hammond, b C. E, Nayudu

Fogg, Mustang Ali

Worthington, e C. K. Nayudu,

C. B. Nayudu...

Hardstuff c & Amar Singh

Pishlack, b C. K. Nayudu'

G. O, Allen, Maher Hem

b Amar Singh

W. II. V. Robins e Merchant, b.

Nissar

Verity not out

Duckworth not out

Extras

Total (8 wickets dec.) Fall of wickets:-1 (Gimbloit)

Mr. Twidge Bears Down

WHERE DID HE SAY HE LEFT THAT FIFTY-CENT

PIECE?

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!

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167

94

123 aylake

Kustad

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NO 1 34

73 KL 77 74 314

170 292

1 first spotted Padgham in the pro-

fessional mateh-play championship at Oxhey in 1930, and destribed him as ja discovery,

major

39 He has won most of the

tournaments since then-maten-play 87 title, Germon open, Irish open, lead- ing up to his all but clean sweep of the first prizes this year, at Bram- hot, Moor Park, Southport and Hoy- lake.

CA

10

17

671

His game has its eritles. One such aid to me at Hoylake, "Take away Padgham's putting, and he wouldn't be within streets of Cottun."

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