1929-07-20 — Page 13

SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929.

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BOXING

MÁX SCHMELING MAY NOT MEET SHARKEY

COMMISSION'S VIEWS

New York, July 2.

DAVIS CUP FINAL

AMERICAN TWO UP AGAINST GERMANY

INTER-ZONE HONOURS.

Berlin, Yesterday.

In the inter-zone final of the Davis

SWEEP TICKETS

MIDLAND BANK'S DECISION: LOYDS DISAGREE

London, July 1.

THE CHINA MAIL,

SUTCLIFFE

A PLAYER WITH REAL TEST TEMPERAMENT

Herbert Sutcliffe had his benefit The road to sudden fortune has when Yorkshire met Surrey at been rendered more difficult for Headingley, Leeds. Sutcliffe's in- cautious buyers of sweep tickets valuable work for the County of the The Midland Bank has circularised broad acres cannot easily be estimat all its branches that applications, ed. The whole world of cricket in future for the purchase, of knows what the "man from Pudsey" tickets in the Calcutta Stock Ex- has achieved for England in Test change and other sweeps must be matches and in other matches "regretfully" refused as it is not tour in Australia, desirable that banks should be used for the purpose.

Lloyds Bank have indicated that

Indications to-day are that the heavy-weight world title will not Cup luwe tennis competition, the Unit. it would not follow the Midland

be decided this year after all.

TEST CASUALTY

SPECTATOR INJURED BUT WANTS TO SEE MORE

London, July 2. 'General Sir George. Kichardson, who was hit on the head by a ball while witnessing the Test match at Lord's yesterday, is in bed with a bad cut over the right eye, having been ordered complete rest.

A would-be interviewer was in- formed by her kidyship that her husband would be going back to Lord's as soon as possible, parti- eularly as he wants to see Mae- Millan hit another 6,

The General himself called out

Red tape has snarled itself all ed States of America lead. Germany Bank's decision and expressed the early matches, but when he did re- through the bedroom door, "I

around the plans for bringing the "German Jack Dempsey" Max Schmeling, who recently chopped up the Basque Woodchopper, Pao- lino Uzcudun, into exchange of fis ticuffs with Jack Sharkey next Sep- tember.

By a ruling handed down to-day by the New York State Boxing Commission, Schmeling has been notified that he must fulfil his con- tract to fight for Humberto Fugazy, promoter, for the remainder of this

summer.

William F. Carey, head of the Madison Square Garden Corpora- tion, thereupon declared as soon as he was informed of the situation that he did not see how, under the circumstances, he could attempt to match Schmeling for a Madison Square Garden bout in September.

Fugazy is trying to arrange a battle between Schmeling and Phil Scott, the British heavyweight. Schmeling made known to-day that he would refuse any such propos- tion, or in fact anything else brought forward by Fugazy. He wants to be his own manager, hav- ing had too much experience with a variety of managers since arriving in New York with his pet dach- shund..

If Schmeling sticks to his refusal to work for Fugazy it will, accord- ing to to-day's ruling, result in his being held in high contempt.of the. New York State Boxing Commis sion, and consequent disbarment from further fights in New York.

It happens that Sharkey is under- contract with Madison Square

(who beat Britain in the European zone final) by two matches to mil.

W. T. Tilden beat Moldenhauer in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4; and Tilden's partner in doubles, . T. Hunter, boat Prenn 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3-Reuter

The match consists of four singles and one doubles.

opinion that it was not the Bank's province to be censors of public

on

Owing to a damaged shoulder Sutcliffe stood out of the fifth Test match. in Australia and did not play for Yorkshire' in some of the

turn to the side he made his pre-wouldn't miss such a glorious swipe morality. It recalls that years' sence felt by playing capital cricket for anything."

Against Lancashire in the annual over a private ago Lloyds took bank, with branches in India, "Battle of the Roses" and most re- which obtained Calcutta tickets for

cently for Yorkshire against the South Africans. That he has its customers, and this practice had continued.

struck his best form on the eve of his benefit match will give pleasure to many thousands of his admirers not only in England but also in other parts of the world, like that of Jack Hobbs, his partner in many an opening adventure for England.

STOCKINGLESS HELEN

HELEN WILLB

FRAULEIN CILLY AUSSEM

1:

over a hundred runs for the first wicket for England vs. Australia..

Ceylon's Contribution Sutcliffe's greatest feats have been performed in the most im- portant matches.

He is essentially

a Test match player. In Yorkshire there are many who consider Percy Holmes the superior of Sutcliffe. That may or may not be admitted when it comes to County ericket, but in representative games Sut- cliffe is first choice. He possesses that, temperament which the writers

His Greatest Feat Sutcliffe's greatest feat in Test, cricket is claimed by some critics to be his century innings in the 3rd Test at Melbourne. An Australian critic bas written-"The exploits of Hobbs and Satcliffe on that Mel bourne glue-pot" with the ball rear-describe as "Ideal Test Match." ing head high, squirming here and twisting there, must remain for ever one of the brightest pages in the history of the game. A this season Sutcliffe had scored 66 miracle had happened. In that fateful period between lunch and tea this famous pair set themselves the task of holding the fort until the wicket had lost its devil. Though often suffering bodily in- jury their skill rose superior to all Still more recently is Sutcliffe's the wiles of the bowlers and-as century against the South Africans, they did at the Oval in that memor- which was his fourth Test Match able match of 1926-they achieved century against that country. their purpose. While giving all The Yorkshiremen in Ceylon are

career.

Born on Nov. 25. 1894, Sutcliffe is not yet 35. For Yorkshire he has done marvellous things. Prior to

centuries ini first class

games. Sutcliffe and Holmes hold the re cord for the largest number of first wicket partnerships in first class. cricket, beating Hobbs and Sand- ham's record for Surrey.

praise due to Hobbs, every

one showing their appreciation of the seems agreed that Sutcliffe's dia- great batsman's achievements for play was probably the finest of his the County and for England in a He was the complete practical manner by raising a fund master of the wicket and the bow-locally to swell the Benefit. There lers, and proved--as we all knew he are many others in Ceylon, who áré must sooner or later that his great admirers of Sutcliffe who are earlier form was all wrong, It was also joining in this movement Hobbs for the eighth time put up ers, who have played for England.

that game that Sutcliffe and honour one of the greatest cricket-

Garden and must fight there. Ac- Thrilling the ultra-fashionable Mage, who is ranked as one of scrdingly it appears that Schmel Berlin society and sporting circles, ¦ America's coming stars. ing is all mixed up and whatever | Helen Wills, America's pretty Marjorie began as if she was goin he does, he is out of luck for any champion, appeared bare-legged ing to sweep right through the September titular affair with on the clay courts of the Rot Weiss little blonde, winning the first five Sharkey.

Tennis Club 0 defeat the German seta with her cannonfire volleying. The only other chance for a suit-woman champion, Frau Von Bat then she became so wild the able opponent who could convince

match developed into ping-pong, the public that he was half of a

The California girl was greeted with the German girl showing oc- heavy weight championship fight, it is thought, would be for Jack! by a California-like sun, and re- on her first appearance in Germany Dempsey to re-enter the ring. This ceived a warm welcome from 4,000 is considered highly unlikely spectators when she walked de-

United Press.

BRITISH POLO

HURLINGHAM'S CHALLENGE TO UNITED STATES

Reznicek,

murely out on the red clay court stockingless.

The social leaders stared-then applauded, taking their cue from the former Crown Prince Wilhelm. who, as of old, was the centre of attraction at the tennis club, second only, of course, to Helen. His comment was:

"Isn't that splendid? Splendid!" His whisper was made in perfect English in an aside to his com- panion, an Englishman, in the stands.

London, June 17. Although the report that the Hur lingham-Committee has sent in a chal-, lenge for the Westchester Cup in 1930, is premature, Viscount Cowdray has sent a letter to the American Associa- Lion questioning whether June or Sep. tember will be suitable. He intimated that Hurlingham was considering a Helen was really an unforget- itable picture as she faced the Ger- man champion. The spectators forgot her matchless skill to marvel at her refreshing loveliness, which astounded Berlin more than her playing.

challenge.

It is understood that the British will not be represented by an Army team, but will be picked from Hurlingham while the American veterans, Webb, Milburn and Stevenson, will be replaced by the Hon. Winston Guest, Mr. Earl Hopping and one other of the younger players.

To replace the dowdy "Little Miss Pokerface" title conferred on Helen by the more awakened, the American debutante Was to-day

BETTING IN CEYLON dubbed by the German newspapers "The Madonna of the Tennis Courts."

THE TURF CLUB'S "NO" TO BOOKMAKERS

The Ceylon Turf Club have repli ed to applicants for permission to do business on a commission basis on the Havelock Racecourse, to the effect that the Stewards have de cided not to appoint any book. makers.

It is stated that the Racehorse Owners' Association proposes to ask the Stewards to alter their de- cision. In the meantime large sums,

casional brilliance.

But the shock of the afternoon came when Fraulein Cilly Aussem, Frobably Germany's greatest wo- man player, although not champion because she is suffering from a tremendous eye-strain, defeated Edith Cross, of San Francisco.

ON

Helen was clad in a white dress, white shoes and the usual sunpeak, the only colour being the red thongs used as her racquet braces. From the press seats her face look- Harold Shagge, the Hurlingham Club

Polo Challenger. Through Sir ed pale and her lips strangely red. has mailed a preliminary note to the Miss Wills had an easy time with United States Polo Association an.. Frau Resnicek after the first five team in 1930 to compete for the inter- nouncing its plan to send a civilian games of the first set, during which national pola eup which has been in the German champion displayed re- America since Harry Payne Whitney markable form, out-volleying Helen sent a team to England. S and making California's girl reach for some impossible shots.

of money are being sent to Madras But if Helen lived up to expecta- each week for betting in the tions, her teammates facing the] "bucket-shops" there. There are at other German stars met the sur- least two "agents" of Colomba prise of their lives. Little Fraulein bookmakers stationed in Madas at Rost, practically unknown, defeat- present for the purpose.

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