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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1948.
INTERPORT SWIMMERS WILL BE
SELECTED TODAY RECORD-BREAKING QUARTET
The Colony Interport Swimming Team to meet Manlin in the two-day, meet on Friday and Saturday, October 15 and 16, will be picked this evening at a Selection Com- mittee Meeting to be held at the Victoria Recreation Club.
|seconds performance, dragging the The selectors will be Mr A. do O. Sales and Mr B, R. Rasmussen, record-holder, Mania. Leung, along representing the Victoria Recreation with her to a performance that mir- Club, Mr H. J. Clarke, representing passed the old mark. the Services, Mr Eric Ho, represent- In the University, and Messes Wu Athletle Eastern Chu-kin, of the Association, and C. K. Chung, of the YMCA, representing the
Chinco clubs, Chines
There are to be 18 events to be contested on Friday afternoon and Saturday night.
The Men's Events will be the 100, 220, 440 nud 800 Yards Free Style the 100 and 150 Yards Back Stroke the 100 and 200 Yards Breast Stro the 300 Yards Medley and the 400 Yards Free Style Relays.
Women's Events will be the 100 and 220 Yards Free Style. the 100 and 150 Yards Back Stroke, the 100 and 200 Yards Breast Stroke the 200 Yards Free Style, and Medley Relays.
150
Yards
THE CHAMPIONSHIPS The Championships concludes on Saturday with Lykke Hose setting two more Colony records. the 410 yarts was
Tackle's time in the 100 yards back stroke was just short of sensa tional breakthit the old record by early eight seconds. Her 70.6 per-
formance is not too far off Cathie Cluson's 70.4 for the British record. Cor Kint of the Netherlands holds the world mark at 05.1.
rc-
A Tealure of the evening WEB Shauna Anderson's swimming first leg for the King George V School relay team, an example of feminine aid in a male event that compares with Fanny Blankers-Koen presenting the male side of her club
athletic events in Holland. The evening started innuspiciously Snanders nor with neither George
to Gerry Roza-Pereira being able better the standing records in the the 100 60 yards free style and
respectively, stroke yards breast though both were considered capable of bettering the old marks,
Though
Shauna Anderson who looked for free-alyle a few odd reconits us about to be event, she elected, as promised, to beaten by her sister Heather, faller swim it back stroke and broke the to touch her heat mark in the 501
0 mins, 20 yards free style Enal. Colony record with a
Colony Championship Summaries.
MEN'S EVENTS
50 Yards Free Style
1. George Saunders (VRC) ..
2. F. Monteiro (VRC)
20,0
3. Cheong Wai-lam (Eastern) 26,0
-100 Yards Free Style
2. Lau Thi-ping (Lai Tsun)"
220 Yards Free Style
100 Yards Free Style
1. Shauna Anderson (VRC)
won
the
Recreation This Victoria
Club quartet Women's 200 Yards Relay title in the Colony Swimming Championships concluded at the Victoria Recreation Club on Saturday.
They are left to right-Joan Eager, Heather Ander- son, Shauna Anderson and Lykke Rose. They were, timed In 2 minutes 8.8 seconds for a new Colony record and present a formidable challenge to Manila in the coming Interport-Telegraph Staff Photographer,
31.8 SWIMMING INTERNATIONAL
70.0
150 Yards Medley
1. W. Lawrence (VBC) .. 2. Line Tal-ping (La Tsun) 25.2 3. A. V. Lopes (VRC)
1:46.0 1:47.4
WOMEN'S EVENTS
1. F. Monteiro (VRC)
37.0
3. G, Roza-Pereira (VRC)
57.2 1. 57.2 2
30 Yards Free Style Shauna Anderson (VRCi
30,4
Heather Anderson (VRC)
30.8
3.
Wong Yuen-jing
1. Lau Tal-ping (Lai Tsun)
2:27.2
(Chinese YMCA)
2. F. Monteiro (VRC)
2:29.2
3. Chan Chun-nam
2:30.2
440 Yards Free Style
1. Chan Chun-nom
{La Tsun)
5:20.0
2. F. Monteiro (VRC)
5.31.4
2. Leung Oi-mui
3. Cheung Kin-man
(Eastern)
5:34.4
3. Wong Kam-wal
1:34.4
880 Yards Free Style
1. Lykke Rose (VRC)
2. Leung Ol-mul
1. Chan Chun-nam
11;14.0
2. Wong Kam-wah
3. F. Mánteiro (VRC)
11:38.0 12:05.2
1.
(Laj Tsun)
(Lai Trun}
{L "Tsun}
100 Yards Back Stroke
1. A. V. Lopes (VRC)
* G8.4
2. Cheong Wai-lam (Eastern) 72.0
3. A. K. Rumjahn (VIC)
150 Yards Back Stroke
1. A. V. Lopes (VRC)
2. W. Lawrence (VRC)
3. A. K. Rumjahn (VRC)
100 Yards Breast Stroke
1. Gerry Roza-Pereira (VRC) 71.0
2. Neatlier Anderson (VRC) .. 71.4
3 Leung Oi-mul (University) 73.0 220 Yards Free Style
1. Shauinn Anderson (VIC) 2:59.8
(University)
3. Lykite Rose (VRC)....
440 Yards Free Style
(University)
-3:00.2
-3:01.0
..... 0:28.0
6:20.G
7:08.4
3. Joan Eager (VRC) ............
50 Yards Back Stroke
Lykke Rose (VRC) ............**** 2. Shauna Anderson (VRC)
100 Yards Back Stroke Lykke Rose (VIC)
BRITAIN BEATS DENMARK
Oct.
the 4-Britain yesterday won Copenhagen, Anglo-Danish national swimming match, scuring a total of 99 points against Denmark's 87.
After Saturday's events, Denmark had the lead by. 48 points against Britain's 45 points.
Britain won three double victories, in the men's events yesterday.
100 John
won thic Brockway metres back stroke' in 1 min. 8.0 by Bert Kinnear in 35.4 secs., followed
secs. Third 30.01 min. 10.1
Denmark's Poul Joergensen.
was
The men's 100 metres crew! was Stedman won by Britain's Ronnid
was Pat 30.0 60.1 seconds. Second
Kendall, Britain, in 60.8 secs. Den- Erik Christophersen Was 39.6 mark's
third.
1.
... 74.02.
Shatua Anderson (VRC)
59 Yards Breast Stroke
.76.0 80.2
1:52.6 1:52.
1. Lykke Rose (VRC)
Wong Yuen-jing
2:01.2
(Chinese YMCA)
3.
Wong Yuen-sank
(Chinese YMCA)
40.4
100 Yards Breast Stroke
824
75 Yards Medley
56.2
2. Wong Yuen-jing
(Chinese, YMCA)
........ 58.0
2. Isu Tai-ping (Lai Tsun). 72.0
3. Chum Chiu-cheong (YMCA) 73.2
200 Yards Breast Stroke
1. Leung Hikin
(Laj Tsun)
3. J. Yvanovich (VRC)
3. Cheung Chung-yul
(Chinese) YMCA)
2:41.8
1. Lykke Rase (VRC)
Britain's third double victory was in the 200 metre breaststroke, which was won by Roy Remain in 2 min. |
2. Wong Yik-bing (La Tsun) 88.0 17.2 sets. John Service was second in 2 mins, 50.7 sers and Denmark's E. Olesen was third.
2:44.61. Lykke Rose (VIC)
2:40.0
New Colony Swimming Record List tiansen, Denmark,
"MEN'S EVENTS:
EVENT
50 Yards Free Style 100 Yards Free Style
HOLDER
G. Saunders (VRC)
D. Hutchinson (VRC)
SATURDAY'S RESULTS Platform Diving: Thomas Chris- 113.20 points, Louls Marchant. Britain, 90.78.
Jack Hale, 400 Metres Crawl; Britain, 1 min: 53 secs:-Erik Christo- min. 04.3 phersen. Denmark,
TIME YEAR
2.4.4 1047
56.2 1940
220 Yards Free Style
W, Lawrence (VRC)
2:25.0
1935
440 Yards Free Style
Chan Chun-nam (Lai Tsun)
6:19.0
1012
Chan Chun-nom (Lai Taun)
11:14.0
1948
A.
1:08.4
1948
A. V. Lopes (VRC).
1:52.6
1948
1040 70.0
880 Yards Free Style
100 Yards Back Stroke 150 Yards Back Stroke
100 Yards Breast Stroke
200 Yards Breast Stroke
130 Yards Medley
200 Tards Relay
400 Yards Relay
V. Lopes (VRC)
Ng Nin (Chung Sing)
Leung Hin-kin (La! Tsun)
W. Lawrence (VRC) Slog Tao
Victoria Recreation Club Victoria Recreation Chib
300 Yards Medley Relay WOMEN'S EVENTS:
60 Yards Free Style 100 Yards Free Style 220 Yards Free Style 440 Yards Free Style
50 Yards Bock Stroke 100 Yards Back Stroke
50 Yards Breast Stroke
100 Yards Breast Stroke
75 Yards Medley 150 Yards Medley Relay 200 Yards Relny
2:11.8 19481 1:45.0
1948 1:41.8 1941 3:65.0 1948 3:17.6 1940
Shauna Anderson (VRC) Mrs Mead (VAC) Shauna Anderson (VIC)
29.6 1940 €8.0
1934
2:59.8
1048
Lykke Rose (VRC)
0:28.0
1948
Lykke Rose (VRC)
35.4
1048
Lykke Rose (VRC)
70.6 1048
Lykke Rose (VRC)
Lykke Rose (VRC)
Shauna Anderson (VIC)
19-17
Victoria Recreation Club Victoria Recreation Club
1:45.0
1048
2:08.8
1948
38.0 1948 82.4 1948 50.2
seca
300 Metre Relay: Britain, 3 min 20 seconds; Britain (Second Team)
3 min. 25 secs.-Associated Press.
WOMEN'S EVENTS
Karen 100 Metres Backstroke: Margrethe Harup, Denmark, 1 min. 15.8 sec; Helen Yate, Briain 1 min. 17.2 secs.
100 Metres Crawl: Greta Ander- 05.7 seca; sen, Denmark, 1 min. Lillian Preece, Britain, 1 min. 09.1 secs.
Jytte Meires Breaststroke: 200 Ronson, Denmark, 3 min. 01.5 secs; Elinda Gordon, Britain, 3 min. 06.3
secs.
Three Metre Board Dive: Edna Child, Britain, 09.49 points; Birthe Christo Kersen, Denmark, 05.05.
400 Meire Relay: Denmark 4 min. 35.7 secs; Britain, 4 min 30.3 secs.
Coming Events In AUSTRALIA HAS A BOOM
The Sports World
TODAY
EVERES • TEKRAR:S
Meetings Annual Meeting of the Hongkong Football Referees' 'Also- Clution, Prince's Building, 311, 8.15 p.m.
Room
YEAR IN SPORT
Sydney, Oct. 3-Australians hit more high spots in the sports year Just ending than ever before.
In England, Europe, and the United States, the boys and girls from "Down Under" won more medals than in any other year,
were
Aus On the racetrack, former At home, sports recorrin smashed in the biggest boom of tralian galloper Shannoni won the rich Hollywood Gold Cup in the Australia's sporting history.
Australians put their cricketingUnited States.
tennis, track and International Many minor of effort at the top successes. For the first time in his-swimming titles and records in the five British Isles, Europe and the United tory, Australia won four of cricket tests against England in States also went to Australians.
Here in Australia, record crowds England. The fifth was drawn.
v. Kitchee at Army ground (Kick-Australian pff at 5.30 p.m.).
medals this year
Pro Football
New York, Oct. 3.-Scores of Sunday games in the American Professional Football League were:
W Pittsburgh Steelers beat Boston Yanks 44-14
Buffalo Bills Beat Brooklyn Dod- gers 31-21.
Wilfred Lawrence Will Not Retire
By "RECORDER"
Wilfred Lawrence, whose achievement in setting up new Colony record in the 150 Yards Medley at the age of 38 must rank as one of the most unusual feats in swim- has no ming history, told me on Saturday that he intention of retiring from swimming until such time as he feels that age has really caught up with him.
Discussing local swimming. Wilfred told me that the local standard is steadily on the upgrade and that local records are having a rest ponding a new onslaught on them by two Victoria Recreation Club hopefuls, who, he thinks, have greater potentialities in them thun he ever had.
Sonny
Wilfred's two hopes are
In 1934. in the 50-metre Cercle Monteiro and Gerry Roza-Perelen, Sportit Francais pool in Shanghial, scored his Arat Interport both just a year or two over 20′ now. | Wilfred The former, he thinks, will even success against Shanghai and Tien- tually hold all the Colony records in tein, winning the 220 Yards from the free-stvic from the 220. to the Nool Hammond in 2 860 while the latter, he believes, will recontis. eventually get below 24 for the 50 yards unless George Saun- ders will get there first.
minutes 33
Hammond in
He was second to seconds
As a matter of fact, Wiltred wDS expecting Gerry to get in abend of Saunders on Saturday night but that did not materialise, Wilfred admit- led that Gerry had but an outside chance and hils effort in the 100 yards breast-stroke about 15 minutes earlier took a lot out of him.
START OF AN ERA
Wifred Lawrence first competed in the Colony Championships in 1930 and his entry that year came purely
chance. lie had spent some months in Shanghai where he played football and represented Portugal in the international final, won that year by the. Portuguese
tent,
Swimming then was not
that
Amonk
his sports. He was more Interesteci In football and basketball. Return- Ing to Hongkong in the summer of
1930 he found
Incal of the group with which he spent most of his leisure was keen on swimming and, to remain within the fold, he took up swimming too.
the It was
end of the Jimmy Johnstone era in the tree style rocca and Wilfred surprised himself al everyone else by finishing second to him in both the 100 and 220 yards races.
In his second year in swimming." Wilfred competed In Ela first Inter- port, belog unplaced in the 100 and 220 yards.
The same year, in the Colony Championships. he dead-heated with S. V. Gittins In the 100 yards final.
the 100 yards, losing by a touch to a58 4/5 seconds performance and came in second in the 440 yards, also Tientsin touch, lo EL losing by swimmer.
In 1934, Wilfred toucheil thu penk Colony of his form, winning four Championships in record time. Itis new records, from the 100 yards to the 880 yards free style were 57.0, 2:27.0, 5:27.0 and 11:40.0. He niso competed in the 100 yards back- stroke, losing by a touch to Lau Po-
liel.
The following year, Wilfred was Im- even better. Once more he proved on the whole list of Colony records from 100 to 080 yards, his new marks being 57.2, 2:25.0, 5:20.2 and 11:47, He also won the 100 yards back-stroke in
09.4 seconds. The 220 yards mark still stands today as a Colony record.
To top all this. Wilfred also won the Harbour Race that yenr.
That was his peak year. With no began fresh worlds to conquer, he
and, though he won taking it easy everything from 100 to 880 yards again the following year, he did not repeat in the Harbour Race, lesing to Mak Wai-ming.
winning
In 1837, Wilfred competed only in the races from 100 to 440 yards and In the backstroke again them all. In 1938 he did not com- pete at all, coming back the follow- ing year to recapture his 1937 titles.
ABANDONS THE CRAWL
wor
In 1940 he gave the Champion- ships a rest once more and, when he them in 1941 he had returned to
the free-style nireatly abandoned events in favour of the backstroke, 100 and the 220, winning both the He had first touched 00 seconds then instituted for the first time.
interfered and The
then nat for the 100 yards in 1930 and
Colony Championships It was not until 1933 that he was when the able to improve on this, returning were resumed last year Wiltred de- 50 4/5 seconds in winning the cided that, at 37, he would see what
he could do in the breast-stroke, Colony Championship, this being the
He found eventually that he was first time in sanm six or seven years
beltered no potential breast-stroke champion that 60 seconds had been
local but managed to reach a standard in for the distance. The first
he would that suggested swimmer to have accomplished this this
probably do well in the medley. He had been David Lyon.
tried and succeeded in winning the Colony Championship and setting a Colony record.
Green Bay Packers beat Detroit 33-21.
IMPROVING STANDARDS beat New Washington Redskins
The rise in the local standard
Nin Wilfred still thinks that Ng York Giants 41-10.
Philadelphin Eagles tled with since then has been stendy with ali
superior Rams
ive Analists bettering 40 fat in the of Sing Tao was a much 28-28-As50- Los Angeles
all-rounder in the three styles and heats this year. ciated Press.
BASEBALL
RED SOX AND INDIANS FINISH IN A TIE
New York, Oct. 3.--The Baston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians finished the American Baseball League season yesterday in an unprecedented first' place tie.
Boston defented the defending world champions New York Yankees, 10 to 5, while the Indians, who began the day a game ahead of the Red Sox, were upset, 7 to 1. by the Detroit Tigers.
The Yankees Anished third, two") Kames behind the co-leaders.
The
The Red Sox and the Indians will clash in a one-game playoff to determine the championship. winner will
the National Braves, Lengue champion. Boston in the World Series, scheduled to open in Boston on Wednesday.
meet
か
WILFRED LAWRENCE
could have done much better in the medley had he more stamina.
Wilfred's best times were not all Accomplished In the Colony Cham- pionships and he thinks that merits set in Interports and ordinary galas should be accepted as Calony, re- cords if timed by the requisite three oficial time-keepers,
BEST MARKS
His best marks are 25 Nat for 50 yards, 55.0 for 100 yards, 2:23.6 for 220 yards, 5:20.2 for 440 yards and 11:47 for 880 yards.
binoo bet- Chan Chun-nom haa tered his 440 and 880 yards times and he was never a champion at 25 yards but he still ranks today as the best Hongkong has ever produced in the 100 and 220,
Speaking of Hongkong standards as compared to those of the Empire, Wilfred recalled that a Hongkong swimmer, Kwok Chun-hang, had beaten Australia's best in the breast stroke, before the butterfly era, re- turning between 71 and 12 seconds for 100 yards.
the
Then, he said, an all-rounder of calibre of Ng Nin who, at his best could do under 25 seconda for the 50 yards free style and in the 70 flat vicinity for the 100 yards back and breast-strokes, would be exceptional anywhere.
was
Speaking of improved standards, wilfred also recalled that it only in 1935 that 20 seconds for the 50 yards free style was beaten the Colony Championships, when T. Padget returned 25 4/5.
in
This year two of the competitors in this event who falled to make the final were timed in under 20 flat.
India Wants
Don Bradman
3. Mr A.S. do Bombay. Oct. Melio, President of the Board of Control for cricket in India, returned Britain and said home today from that he hoped to obtain reconsidera- Conference's Lion of the Imperial decision that the M.C.C. would not visit India in 12 months time,
He is to submit a report to the
their India Board at
meeting on October 18.
Mr. de Mello said that alterna- negotiations
Chicago beat St. Louis, 10 to 5, in tively he had started his ninth hit
doubleheader, for an Australian visit to India next Dom DiMaggio homer, Stephens hammered his 28th the first game of a
over the left field then the teams played to a tie, 2 to year, but as the Australians would clrcult clout
before the be visiting South Africa at the time, Pesky who had 2, in the eight innings
account a really attractive Australian sido screen, scoring
second game was called on
could, not be expected In India- beat out a bunt.
Raschl, of darkness. single Bnished Doert's
The National League pennant-unless, of course, Bradman agrees do our and a walk to Spence by Reliefer
best to persuade him to come." and Goodman's Winning Boston Braves trounced the to come out and we will Allie Reynolds
Bob. Elliott single drive home Doerr for a 9 to New York Giants hi their final game out to
of the regular season. 4 Sox edite. Only once before, in 1946, did
Johnson could not hold the big cocked a three-run homer in the first either league race end in a le. lead and deported for Dave Ferriss inning to start the Braves off.
his 40th Mize clouted alter the
Johnny That year, the Brooklyn
in the seventh inning, and the St Louis Cardinals finished Yanka filed the bases on Henrich's homer to account for the for: Glant the season deadlocked for the walk md singles by Joe DiMaggio run and wound up in a lic National League pennant,
and Johny Lindell. Henrich scored Italph The Cards then beat the Dodgers when Williams backed to the wall Pirates two straight in a best out of three
to catch Bauer's long drive. play-off and went on to down the Red Sox in the World Series.
Dodgers
ONE GAME PLAY-OFF
Ferriss helped himself with n double, opening the seventh inning. Dom He moved to third when DiMaggio bent out a bunt single and The American League constitution scored on William's fly to deep left calls for a one-game sudden-deathfeld. play-off in the event of a te.
The score: Held to one scratch hit in.the first
Boston unloaded. two innings, New York's Bob Porterfield in the New York third inning, knocking him out of Boston the box with a blast, that accounted for five big runx
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for --League home run
the
Los Angeles, Oct 3-Ted Schroe- Chicago defeated St Louis 4 10 der beat Richard "Pancho" Gonzales,
winner, in 3, but despite the loss, the Cardinals the Forest Hills Anished the season in second place semi-finals of the Men's Singles in 19 Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia.
the Pacific Southwest tennia fournn- Young Curt
pitched Simmons
ment here. The score was 6-3, 4-0, Philadelphia to a4 to 2 vletory 7-5, and 10-8.
Franke over Brooklyn.
Cincinnati shut out. Pittsburgh, E1 to 0, on the two-hit pitching of Vander Moer. Cincinnati O Johnny Onished the season in No. 7 spot.
The Reds combined a walk,
Rooklo sacrilico and a single by Steve Filipowitz to score their lone runz in the ninth inning. The Press Pirates finished in four place.
itally The winning pitcher-Earl John-
son.
the
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THE SCORES
American League
IL
Washington Philadelphia
12 0
five
National League
INDIANS LOSE OUT Dom DiMaggio opened the big inning with a single to right. After WEDNESDAY
Ted flled out,
Hal Newhouser pitched Johnny Peaky
victory over to a Detroit Tigers
The Tigers 'belted Football--Second Division League: (HK) at
Williams crossed up the Yankees' v. Army
shift and doubled to left, scoring Cleveland. South China
Cleveland's pitcher, Bob Feller, out DiMaggio. Navy Caroline Hill; Dockyard v.
Bay; Police v. et. át "Causeway
Ver Stephens singled off Bobby of the game in the fourth inning Joseph's at Boundary Street; Army
At the London Olymples, Aussies went to see football, horse and dog
parade of That started a Kowloon) v. KMB at Chatham
scored both Williams and Stephens
The Tigers CAA
at St.von the high Jump and the sculling racing during the Australian winter Frown's glove and Bobby Doerr with a four-run splurge. Rond; Solicitors v.
Minor placings
the third st Louis gave the Just ending. Great numbers played with a double to deep right centre, Cleveland pitchers.
and golf: Joseph's; War Department Chinese tilen.
icam moro Olympic football, tennis, hockey
on which Yogl. Bern tried a run-ripped Steve Gromek, than the total Even 10.000 here played in baseballning backhand stab but could not Indian hurler, for two more runs in Chiengo
the fourth inning on two doubles competitions.
reach the ball.
and were naver In St Louis they won in all past games,
Chicago Boting at racecourses reached an A walk to Stan Spence and Billy and a single all-time record. Stakes for winners Coodman's singls to right, scoring dancer thereafter.
Doerr, ended Porterfield. were bigger than ever.
Vic Ranchi, the relief plicher, Detroit Racecourse punters risked around
as Spence Cleveland A12,000,000 on the results of horse belded another run
Even more was bet with rallied while Tobbeils forced Good-
off-courna starting price man
back After the Yankees' came The Syduty Sunday Telegraph with two runs in the Afth inning At golf, fiery Norman Von Nido
Joo DiMaggio's two-run won big professional purses In the estimated that, horse race betting, on
doubles to make It five to four, Brillah lates. In the United States, on and off the course, totalled the Sox.broke out again with four
the top EA000,000,000 in the past year.*** Meeting,Jim Ferrier was
in the sixth Associated Press. Imoney -winners.
THURSDAY
Shield:
At tennis, Australians John Brom- wich and Frank Sedgman won, the Wimbledon men's doubles. Bromwich won Ser- and American Louise Brough vices v. Chinese at Causeway Bay the mixed doubles, (Kick-off at 8.30. p.m.)
Football-Victory
+
Hill
Second Division, League: PCA v. University at St Joseph's; Tram-
Caroline ways v. Talkoo nt-
Kick-off at 5.30 p.m.).
Meelings-Committee: Kowloon Chess Club, 0 p.m.)
Australian rifiomen won the Em-races. pire rifle match at Bisley and also illegal took a King's badgo.
among
bookmakers.
The score:
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16
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16 o New York
3
Chicago
St Louis
OTHER GAMES
Philadelphia Rae Scharborough limited the Brooklyn
four hits Philadelphia Athletles to as Washington pounded out a 7 to 2 Pittsburgh victory on home runs by Sherry Cincinnat Robertson and Eddie'Yost.
1
cemi-final, In the other Parker beat Erle Surgess of South Africa 6-3, 0-1, 6-8 and 9-7.
Schroeder and Parker, won the Men's Doubles, defeating Australia's Geoff Brown and Billy. Bidwell B-3 6-4, 6-4 in In the finais-Associated
HOW THEY STAND New York, October 3--Major League standings Including today's
games wero:
Boston
St Loulan 1 Brooklyn
National Leagno
Win Lost Perc.
01
62
.505
3
.632
645
83
.630
70 70 .500
420
04 04
418
J
410
68 .623
53 023
3 Pittsburght Now York Philladelphia
0 Cincinnati
1 Chicago
American Leaguo
1 Cleveland 70 Boston Red
Associated Press.
Now York Philadelphia
Detroit
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WashingtonĮ Chicago
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