FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1927.
SPORTS SECTION
NEW CHAMPION.
Englishman Wins
Bantam Title. y
15 ROUNDS' LONDON BOUT.
London, May 5,'
Teddy Baldock (London) defeat- ed Archie Bell (America) on points at the Albert Hall in 15 rounds context for the world's Hantam- weight boxing championship to- night.
They weighed in this afternoon as follows:-Baldock 117 lbs. 11 oz., Bell 117 lbs. 1% oz.
Both were announced to be very fit and very conßdeat of victory.
How They Fought,
It was a splendid fight through out, both men showing great_elever -hess in attack-and defence,"
Baldock, who was fighting in orthodox style, sent in beautiful straight lefts followed up by flash- ing rights to the head. He varied his attack with right feads to the head and body,
Bell did well with blows to the stomach and with hooks but at the end of half a dozen rounds, the Englishman was ahend an points and continued to do rather better than his opponent until the four- teenth round when the American attacked furiously and bombarded Baldock with lefts and rights,
Ends in Excitement.
The latter, however, made good use of the ring. He swayed and qucked skilfully and survived these Onslaughts,
In the last round Bell rushed in
and tried his hardest to butter down the defence but Baldork fought back magnificently, a glorious struggle ending amid an amazing scene of excitement.-Reuter.
MACAO SPORTS.
3-DAY ATHLETIC MEETING CONCLUDED),
. THE TWO CHAMPIONS.
The three-day athletic sports meeting of the International Rae and Recreation Club of Macao, Ltd was interrupted by rain and has been concluded.
Madame de Sousa Barbosa (wife
TENNIS SURPRISE.
1 yesterday on merits, in the finest singles match of the season. He did not like Rumjahn's chops and cuts and his game was such that he had no option. But where I was astounded was to see Rum- jahn win so many of his points through mistakes by Honda. ·
HOW S.A. RUMJAHN. DEFEATED
T. HONDA.
Prospects in the Final.
THE CHINA MAIL.
DAVIS CUP.
DENMARK ELIMINATES
Reuter.
HOLLAND.
UNBEATABLE.
GERMAN'S OPINION OF TILDEN.
TO MEET BRITAIN? -
Copenhagen, May 5. Denmark, by winning the first To establish an advantage in three matches of a first round the the first two sets, Rumjahn had in the Davis Cup lawn tennia to fight every inch of the way, against Holland, earns the right to
· LOCAL STANDARD HIGHER. using every stroke he possessed. meet the winner of the Britain v.
Rumjahn also earned praise for Sweden tie fa the second round. Now that the result is known conserving his strength and not all over the Colony, how many will trying to accomplish the specta- still admit that they never looked cular. He was at the top of his for a victory for S. A. Rumjahn form and had the holder demoral- yesterday in the semi-final of the ixed early in the third set. For open singles championship of the his ability to put Honda right off Hong Kong Cricket Club tourna- his game, rather than for kis ment?
proving the better all-round play- To be honest with myself, I did er, Rumjahn deserves all the con- not think that young Rumjahn gratulations he received.
On yesterday's showing, Rum- would even bring off a fluky win, much less defeat the 1926 and Jahn's prospects in the 1924 holder in straight sets. Yet against Ng Sze-kwong, six years' at least one tennis expert tells champion till 1924) are so bright me that he was trying to back that they would make a rainbow Rumjahn, only that he wanted resemble a widow's weeds,
Different Type of Player. odds.
Remember, however, that Ng Good cause did the Indian Recreation Club have last night Sze-kwong is an entirely different for being like a community with- type of player who also has his out a saxophone player; although repertoire of strokes. Ng Sze there is still the final to play. kwong may have lost a little of his vitality but he has increased the pace of his drives without diminishing his accuracy.
NO TENNIS TO-DAY.
Ground Too Wet For Singles Final.
Just before in time to-day, the "China Mail" was informed by the Hong Kong Cricket Club that the final in the open singles of the lawn tenals championship will not be played to-day as the
ground is too wet,
Spectators at most games invari- ably have a sneaking fondness for the challenger and Rumjahn's triumph was popular because à succession of honours has been broken and there is so much more! encouragement for young blood.
Lesson of Last Year.
VISIT TO BERLIN, A
Berlin, May 5, Enormous interest is being taken Anal In the visit of W. T. Tilden and Willie Hunter (the American tennis stars).
Sents for the tournament begin- ning to-morrow have been sold at
£20.
BOXING.
V.R.C. AMATEUR NOVICES' TOURNEY.
SECOND NIGHT'S BOUTS,
Better boxing was seen at the V.R.C. last evening when the second round and semi-finals in Amateur Novices Tournament were decided.
There were thirty-one bouts on the programme, which had to be divided into two sessions. There were three walk-overs and one knock-out in the first session, while in the second session three competitors scratched and two were disposed of by the knock- out.
Competitors from St. Joseph's College who did not figure on the first night's programme and were therefore still eligible, entered the ring last night and generally gave a good account of themselves.
The finals will be decided on Saturday commencing at 9 p.m. when, there will also be a special the10 round bout.
18 · Last night's results were:-
The opinion of Najouek, German professional champion that they are unbeatable. He says: Tilden's cannon-ball service is something not previously encoun tered by German.-Reuter.
HOME FOOTBALL.
Two More League Matcher in Mid-Week.
proper
Although he showed no signs of it yesterday, Rumjahn has been known to be temperamental and impatient. Symptoms of these against Ng Sze-kwong will be fatal. For that reason, I shall still be prepared to see Honda win if he ever meets Rumjahn again.
Nevertheless I think Rumjalined will be favourite in the final. My vole is for him but I plead guilty to having a wish that is father to the thought.-W.P.C.
THE MATCH.
Rumjahn In Very Fine Fetile.
Outplaying Honda (singles Credit must be given the win-holder) in all departments of the ner for the brainy game he play game, S. A. Rumjahn secured a ed. One has as much chance of run-away victory in straight sets out-waiting Honda as of teaching yesterday, in the second semi-
Having learnt his
The Home football season concludes with to- morrow's fixtures.
London, May 5 to-day (home team given first) -League football matches play- resulted:
Division I-Sheffield United 2, Bury 0.
Div. III (South) :-Queen's Park Rangers 1, Brentford 1.-Reuter.
IST SESSION.
Boys Bantanweights.
L. Crossman
to lost Fernandez on points.
R,
R. Maycock lost to M. Woo on points.
-W. Fitz Earle lost to Wong Sik- hon on points.
Boys' Heavyweights.
N. E. Mackay beat L. Remedios on pointa..
Wong Shiu-man retired in the first round of his bout against P. R. Xavier.
Leung Pak-chuen 'lust to S.. Christie on points.
V. Fernandez beat D. Monag- han. The referee stopped the fight in the second round.
Men's Bantamweights. Rifleman Lewis (1st/Camer-
ATHLETIC SPORTS. onians) 119 lbs. received a walk-
ROYAL ARTILLERY ANNUAL MEETING.
FIRST DAY'S EVENTS.
Kven competition was shown yes.
over from Boy Whaly (H.M.S. "Dragon") 1151⁄2 lbs.
Pte. Stevens (2nd/K.O.S.B.) 120 lbs. received a walkover from Corp Connel (1st/Cameronians) 119 lbs.
·
A.B. Kirkhead a cainel to talk Greck. To tire final of the open singles cham-terday when the first day's events "Frobisher") 120 lbs. beat Pte. (H.M.S. Honda out is liking trying to pionship of the Hong Kong tennis (including the preliminary heats) McConnel (2nd/K.O.S.B.) 114 lbs.
Hong Kong landlord's tournament, break
of the Royal Artillery annual athlè heart. But Rumjahn hung on This is the second year in suc- tie sports meeting were held at the on points.
Men's Lightweights. patiently and refused to throw cession that S. A. Rumjahn has ground of the United Services Re-
Stoker Evans (H.M.S. either points or energy away entered the final in this event. creation Club in Kowloon.. when he had established a lead. Last year, he lost to Honda by the
Finals will be decided to-day. "Dragon") 1334 lbs. was knock- Last year he met Honda in the odd set in five after a close units (12th Battery, 23rd Battery. (1st/Cameronians) 135 lbs. in the Points are awarded to the four Ted out by L/Cpl. Dewbury of H.E. the Governor of Maeno) final. He won the first two sets struggle. presented the prizes as follows:--
Honda was playing below form District Establishment), the win-
38th Battery, Headquarters and first round. Meeting champion-tie between but did not look like doing the
Boy Crowe (2nd/K.O.S.B.). H. Braga and Yue Se-tsung; 16 trick. Honda's generalship won and could only occasionally put ning unit to receive an award.
136 lbs. lost to Ordinary Sea- points cael; Braga was awarded him the next three sets and the across one of his "deadly" cross- The local RA officers are pre-man Wright (H.M.S. "Dragon") the Governor's Cup and the latter | title.
court shots. The Japanese kept senting a cup to the competitor nd 129 lbs. on points. the Club's trophy.
lesson. playing to his opponent's back-judged to have done the best at the Track Champion: H. Braga. Rumjahn went on to the stand (hand but hardly to any purpose, meeting. Field Champion: Tao Ting-tsaan court yesterday with definite as Rumjahn was in particularly! In the Indian events (Hong Kong 120 Yards fligh Hurdies: 1, Yus plan of campaign. The first fine fettle.
Singapore Brigade, B.A.) the Pack Se-txung; 2. H. L. Chan; 3, M. Lati. time a server won a game in the
Battery and the 5th Battery enter Time: 18 2/5 secs.
Always Scheming. third set was when Rumjahn was Possessing more. strokes and led the final. leading 2-1; the score became 3-1 showing more agility on the court had to be removed on a stretcher. Gunger Taylor (12th Battery) against Honda and the outlook Rumjahn manoeuvred Honda out) against him then was as black as of position time and again, ran up Battery in the tug-of-war.
after competing against the 23rd
Pte. Carney (2nd/K.O.S.B.) 148 the proverbial tablecloth in a to the net and effected his "kill."
lbs. beat Drummer Scott Chinatown eating house.
Realising that perhaps the
In the results given below (the (2nd/K.O.S.B.) 139 lbs. Rumjahn's Strategy. surest way of beating his steadier competitor's unit is given after each points. After that Rumjahn was easily opponent would be to dray him name in brackets, abbreviated) as
out, Rumjahn was scheming all follow:- the better man.
Another vital advantage that the time, taking the first set from Putting the Shot.-1. Gunner Rumjuhn had was his variety of the tricky Champion with com-Colton (38th), 30 ft. 31⁄2 inches; 2. strokes.
parative ease at 6-3.
| Lee.-Bombardier Half (12th), 20 it. Honda's point winner is his The second set was more evenly 10 ins; 3, Gunner Phillpotts (38th), forehand drive with plenty of contested, Honda securing the 20 feet.
High Jump: 1, Yue Se-tsung; 2,
W. K. Ho: 3, F. C. Chan. Height:
5 ft. 1 in.
One Mile: 1. T. W. Ng; 2, R. Time:
J. S. Vaz.
Bingham: 3, 6 min. 22 2/5 secs.
Throwing the Javelin; 1. T50 Ting-tshan; 2, Leung Mo-yeung; 3, Y. Wu. Distance: 130 feet.
220 Yards: 1, H. Braga: 2, Luiz Rodrigues; S. L. Wong. Time: 24 seca,
One Mile Bicycle Race: 1. J. A. Bento; 2, T. W. Chan; 3, J. Ribeiro. Time: 3 min. 27 2/5 secs.
220 Yards Low Hurdles: 1. Yue Se-tsung; 2. C. L. Ng: 3, A. Collaco, Time: 30 seCH.
Volley Ball: South China "A."
Girls' Race: 1, Marie Cabral: 2,
Rodrigues; 3, Alice
Lucille Simoens.
Girls' Race: 1, Yvonne Simoens; 9, Cecilia Maria Nolasco; 3, Marie Barmoni.
Results,
A.B. Leeland (H.M.S. "Aphis") 137 lhs. gave a walk-over, to Pte. Hume (2nd/K.O.S.B.) 132 lbs.
Men's Welterweights. Pte. Spalding (2nd/K.O.S.B.) (H.M.S. "Dragon") 140 lbs. on 146 lbs. beat A.B. Neicho
points.
2ND SESSION..
Boys' Bantamweights.
on points.
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*Boys' Lightweights. C. Rocha beat F. Dunnett on points.
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Boys' Middleweights.
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devil, top-spin and power behind lead for the first time during the High Jump-1, Gunner Bellerby it. His overhead game yesterday match by winning the first two (23rd), 5 ft. 5 Ins.; 2, Lance-Bom- was a trifle below his best, which games. Rumjahn, however, was bardier Hall (12th), 5 ft. 3 ins.: 3, Pole Jump: 1, Yue King-ho; 2 has never been exceptional. And f30en on top again, securing the Sergt. Leach (38th), 5 ft. 3 ina. W. K. Ho; 3, Alberto Lopes his work at the net was not con-next three games in convincing (Note: Second place was secured Height: 5 ft 2 in.
Throwing the Discus: 1, Tso vincing.
style. Honda then annexed the in a "jump off.")
220 Yards.-1, Ganner Phillpotta Ting-tsaan; 2, Francisco Grillo; 3,
Where Rumjahn delighted keen following two games but fell away (38th); 2, Lance-Bombardier Rogers Y. S. WR.
observers was in the manner in again, losing the set at 4-6.
(H.Q. and D.E.); 3. Gunner Shar- Girls' Race: 1, Cecilla Rodrigues; which he drew his more experi- Threw Caution Away.
land (H.Q. and D.E.) Time: 25.4-5 2, Jacqueline Pereira 3, Alda Carenced opponent out. The young- Rumjahn gave away only one secs. mona; 4, 8. Carey; 5, A. Rainer.
ster's strategy was to invite an game in the last set. When the Long Jump-1, Lance-Bombar- attack which he countered by do- score was 1-4 against him, Honda dier Davey (88th), 17 ft: 71⁄2 ins ing what best suited the occasion. threw caution to the wind, put- 2, Lance-Bombardier Smith (12th),
Secret of Success.
ting great force behind his shots 17 ft. 7 ins.; 3, Sergt. Leach (38th), When Honda first met Ng Sze- which found the net more often 16 ft. 10 ina. kwong, the match ended in dark-than not. Honda's length had by Mile.-1, Gunner Bowden; 2, ness and had to be replayed. A now become inconsistent.
Gunner Doo; 3. Lace-Bombardier Consolation Race (100 Yards): 1, controversy arose over the seem- The final between Ng Sze. Davey (all of 38th Battery). Time: round of his bout against V Eusebio Xavier; 2. Leong Wing ingly aimless tactics of both men kwong and S. A. Rumjahn will be chin; 3, Nam Sing-chow.
Boat Race.-1, 23rd Battery (Gun- in the closing stages when over a well worth watching. Should the
ner Pascoe's team); 2, 38th Battery Guilherme Silva; 2, Cartos Silva; 3, decide each point. Honda was rather ilkely that Rumjahn's Battery (Sergeant Cook's team) hundred returns were needed to match go to the full five sets, it is (Gunner Murphy's team); 8, 12th
youth and stamina will stand (Five teams competed). Rumjahn found out the weak him in good stead, otherwise it R.A. Mile-1, Gunner Newman point in his armour, He placed is expected that Ng Sze-kwong's (H.Q. and D.E.), 5 mins. 7 seca. his strokes so that Honda could vast experience will see him 2. Gunner Goodridge (H.Q. and hardly refuse to drive and Rum-through.
D.E); 5 mins. 11 sees. 8, Capt. jahn was prepared to meet it:)
Howard (1.Q. and D.E.), 5 mins. Either by lobbing, or by a neati
10 'sees. chop, or a sharp cross shot, he beat the champion whenever he S. A. Rumjahn beat. T. Honda (Honda) made an advance.
(holder). 6-3, 6-4, 6-1;-
Club Championship
Officials Race (100 Yards):
.Caesar Carqueja.
FANLING GOLF.
STARTING TIMES ON SUNDAY.
Starting times at Fanling on the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club course
are un follow
9.28 a.m. A. Leach, W. L. Dunbar.
9.32 H. R. Sturt, H. E. Standage. 9.36 J. W. Alabaster, H. G. Hegarty,
9.40 W. L. Alaxander, J. Harrop. 9.44 Lt. Finlayson, Lt; Brown. 948 T. S. Whyte Smith, A. :0.
Brawn.
content to wait then.
Yesterday's Results. Open Singles (semi-final) —
58.2-5 secs.
A Heata.
100 Yards Gunner Phillpotta (38th), Lance-Bombardier Davey That was the secret of Rum-round)-S. E. Green beat E. Lance-Bombardier Rogers
(3rd (88th). Gunner Maddox (12th), (II.Q. A series of Jahn's success in
and D.E.), Gunner Sharland (H.Q. thrilling rallies. Could not Ng Grimble. 6-0, 6-0, 6-2.
Handicap Doubles (4th round): and D.E.) and Sergt. Glazebrook Sze-kwong have done likewise in
Dr. W. L. Thomas and G. W. (23rd), 19247
Sewell (owe 2/6) beat Major
Tug-of-War (R.A Shield) 130 W. B. Stevenson and Major H. Ratone: 23rd Battery boat 12th Bat || With all respect, I submit that Edwards (owe 1/6) 6-3, 6-3 tory by two pulla to one and meet
the standard of lawn tennis in
98th Battary in final. To-day's Matches.
Tug-of-War 110 stone 38th Bat
Local Standard Improved.
9.52 H. L. Carson, H. R. Cleland. Hong Kong has improved mater- Open Singles (final)-Ng Sze-
Men's Bantamweights. 'A.B. Rowlands (H.M.S. man Lewis (1st/Cameronians) "Frobisher") 118 lbs, beat Rifle
119 lbs. on points.
Pte. Stevens (2nd/K.O.S.B.) 120 lbs. lost to A.B. Kirkhead (H.M.S. "Frobisher") 120 lbs. on points.
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NEXT RACES.
2ND EXTRA MEETING AT MACAO.
END OF THIS MONTH.
Macao's 2nd, extra race meeting has been fixed for May, 28 and 29 (Saturday and Sunday).
About 17 or 18 events will be on the card for two days, with mors oncouragement for Hong Kong
Men's Lightweights. Stoker Speight (H.M.S. ponies. "Dragon") 135 lbs. gave a walk- A number of griffins may face the over to L/Cpl. Dewbury starter for some time.. Novice Races. (1st/Cameronians) 185 lbs.
- Pony races, for novice riders at. Ordinary Seaman Wright the three-day athletic mesting of (H.M.S. "Dragon") 12994 lbs. the International Race & Recreation was knocked out by Pte. Hume Club of Macao, Ltd. resulted as (2nd/K.0.8.3.) 1321 lbs. in the follow second round.
May Day Plate-presented by the British American Tobacco Co.-12
Six Hundred ...(Mr. R. Burns) 1
Honeymoon....(Mr. A. Fontes) 3 Pte Carney (2nd/KO.S.B.) Time: 1 min. 07 sees.
Labour Day Plate presented by 148 lbs. hant Ordinary Seaman Gentle (M.S. "Dragon") 188 the Po Hang Bank mile,
Glenmerin (Mr. B. Vasconcelos); ibs, on noints.
Cherry Brandy (Mr. R. Barna) 2 Men's Middleweights, Gold Star (Mr. A. Fontes) 3 Drummer Frame (2nd/Time: 1 main, 40176 sec KOS.B.1 161% lbs, was knocked Brazil Cup presented by the out by T/Cat, Dow (Jat/Camer Macao Club, 5 fürlünga, oriana) 151 lbs. in the first round. Jan Dor vase (Mr. A. Luz) Pto Woolley (2/0.3.8.) Chick To(Mr. Y M. Loo) 157 The lost to Piper Smith Six Hundred (Lt. Braganca) (2nd/K.0.S.B.) 159 s. on points, Time: 1 min, 18:2/5 sOCE,
Men's Welterweights. A.B. Green (H.M.S. Frob- Mile, inher" 144 lbs. beat Pte. Spalding
9.56 V. 31. Grayburn M. M. Maas, lally in the last few seasons, the wong v. S. A. Rumjahn (atand cry beat 23rd. Battery by two pull 2nd/K.0.S.B.). 146 lbs. on White Pony MUA (MENA. Luz) 21
10.00 N. L. Smith, L. R. Andrewes. effect being least shown in those court) 10.04 D. J. Gilmore, K. S. Morris at the very top. Rumjahn has
Wood.
Handicap Singles "A"
to one and meet 12th Battery In the final.
(2nd
** 10.08 C. L. Sandea, T. G. Bonnett come on tremendously both in round) C. C. Stark (rec. 3/6) v.
10.12. W. A. Butterfeld, F. H. skill and in knowledge. His ex- Capt. E. G. Howard (scr.)
périence is a credit to many old Handicap Singles "B" (anal) and W. Hyde (owe 1/6) v. F. A 10.16 Col. Boylan Smith, Major hande Lucas, a What of Handa? By no means Guy Wilkerson (rec. 15/1) v Redmond and L Forster (owe
J. S. Kennedy (rec. 15),
16/3). a model of an entertaining tennis Handicap Doublea (4th round)
10,20 B, D. Evans, F. J da Rome, 10.24. G. E. Ellams, C. B. Brown 10.28 C. C, Stark, W. Douglas 10.32 B. J. Mahon, W. C. Murray 1086 H. Forsyth. W. N. Buyers. 10.40 0. Thwaites, J. Fleming
player, he certainly impressed R. M. Henderson, and A. Brear The open doubles final (H. D. when he gave H. L. Snodgrassley (owe 376) v. Dr. W. L. Thomas Rumfahn and S. A. Rumiahn v. T (the visiting American "star") a and GW. Sewell (owe 2/6). Honda and H. Akiyama) Is down tough fight.Honda is as good now as he was then but he lost (semi-final)E JR. Mitchell for Monday.
points.
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