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world, and I should say that the odds are 2 to 1 on Berg capturing the title.

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From the time that Berg made YOUNG UZCUDUN STOPS IRON his debut, as an immature youth

BUX...

VETERAN, FLOORED..

Marilla, September 8 Old, fat and slow Iron Bux, essayed an unsuccessful come back against Young, Uzcudun on Satur- day night at the Olymple Stadium.. Bux, who was conceded an out- side chance to cop the verdict, lasted just one round. He was on the mat no less than five times during the first stanza and had to be helped to his corner at the finish of the allray and although his seconds worked over him fran- tically they were unable to bring him around so that he could answer the bell for the second canto.

Rux was a pitiful Agure. Ho entered the ring n licked man aa he was nowhere near condition, his prominent paunch portrayed the lack of training and those who were expecting to see the Bux of old, that crusty, shifty boxer who won the hearts of Manila's fight fans ten years ago or more by his great display of couragé and stamina, were sorely disappointed at the spectacle presented by the old timber on Saturday night.

The veteran didn't have a chance. Uzcudun started to work on him as the first gong rang and didn't let up until the old fellow hád had enough.

The round had hardly started when the popular Spaniard drop- ped Bux with a well timed right to the button which put him down, for the count of eight, Aa Bux dragged himself up to a standing position Uzcudun was on him like à tiger and floored him again with a wallop to the same spot. Bux took the count of nine this time and as he struggled to his pins the uncrowned heavy king smack ed him down again.

Bux was finished and the crowd began to implore referee Eloriags, to stop the slaughter but the old timer showed his fighting heart by getting up again well knowing that he was a beaten roan. Uzcudun dropped him twice more before the stanza ended and Buz had to be carried to his corner.

When the bell rang for the next session, Elino Flores, who was the chief second, for the loser, tossed in the towel as a sign of defeat. it was a good move for the Spaniard was certain to stop the veteran and the punishment that Bux would have received in the second wouldn't have done him any good.

at Premierland, an East London boxing hall, he has shown himself. possessed of an Indomitable fight- ing spirit. For style he has never had much use, and it is mainly his stamina, his wonderful courage, and a dogged refusal to admit, de felt that have carried him through to championship status.

There was a time when he was giad to open taxicab doors outside Premierland for a few stray cop pers. Then a quarrel with another youth led to the discovery that Berg was unusually useful with his fists, and the outcome was that he found himself in the ring at Premierland taking part in his first six-rounds fght...

Berg won, and now seven years later he is worth about £20,000 and is to represent England in a cham- pionship fight.

PING-PONG.

DATES OF MEN'S--SINGLES TOURNEY.

The following is a list of the Arst four matches to be played in the Ping Pong League:

September 18-Fok Ying-cheung v. Yuon Wah-cheuk, Fukien Athletic Association,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1930.

NATIONS MEET AT

BRIDGE.

A British-American

Contest..

NEW FORM OF RIVALRY.

London, Yesterday,

September 19.-S. A. Rumjahn v. Lee, Hon-kee, Chinese Catholic A British-American Bridge con- Club.

teat, the first over played, has September 19-F. Grose v. Lee opened at Almacks Club in Lon. Koon-lan, Chinese Catholic Club.

September 21.-Tsang Ying-fook don. It is expected to last six v. Cheng Kwok-wing, Kang Todos.. School. '

All matches are to be played in the evening, commencing at 7.15.

Ladies' Singles Tourney? September 16-Mrs. K. Gonzalez v. Miss Lui Chui-wan.-

September 16-Miss Ko Lai- ngok v. Miss Yu Hung-kwan.

September 20.-Miss Wong Of September 20-Mrs. K. Gonzalez v. Miss Wong Sul-lah,

September 21, Miss Chu Kau- san v. Miss Lui Chul-ying.

September 21-Miss Yu Man- sang v. Miss Young Wal-bun.

September 23,-Misa Lo Kit- hing v. Miss Wong Yuen-lan.

September 23-Mrs. C. Atienza Miss Chu Kau-san. September 27-Miss Lul Chul- ying y. Miss Yu Man-sang.

lan v. Mias Lui Chui-wan.

Berg is not a boxer of the English type. He discovered long ago that the straight left was

sufficient scarcely

to subdue America's husky fighting men, and he therefore developed a remark-v. able blend of straight and hooked punches almed at a breath-taking pace.

The matter..of a title fight with Singer should be settled within the next week or two. The champion is a fighter with a punch.' He took the title from Sammy Mandell with a knockout in 106 seconds, but. Kid Chocolate outpointed him rather easily a year ago, so that'

should Berg

not be greatly troubled to follow suit.

Berg's contest with Chocolate was voted one of the finest seen this is yet another reminder that in the United States for years. the best class boxing is invariably shown by men

in the lighter classes. It Is only the heavy weights who fail to please, yet it is the big men who attract the largest crowds and command the

biggest purses.

accounting for

There is no public taste.-Ex.

Carnera to Get Real Test.

New York, September 5. Primo Carnera, the Gargantuar Gondolier, at last is to have an opponent who is not a set-up. For to-day. Carnera signed a'contract to fight Paolino Uzcudur, the Giant Basque, in Barcelona, Spain, in October.

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September 27.-Mrs. C. Atienza v. Mias Lo Kit-hing.

"WELSHER!

GOLF BETS. WITH A FIRM WHICH VANISHED.

There was great rejoicing in Old Virginia when "Bobby Jones won the British Open Golf Champion- ship, for not only had an American Ifted another British trophy, but the Virginians had won a heap of money over the result-or au they supposed.

Several weeks before the event.. an attractively-worded circular had heen received from an English*pro-

vincial town by scores of American

country clubs offering attractive odds against the contenders for the championship.

Mr. Ely Cuthbertson is captain of the American team, which includes his wife, Baron von Zedwitz and "Bobby" Jones was 10 to 1 ngainst „Frêd Robson, a British Mr. Theodore Lightner. He in "hope" 150 to 1 against. Hero tends to play the American system was the chance. Americans were of forging the bidding against the looking for. British team, which consists of

Money poured into the English Lieut.-Colonel Walter Buller (cap-office. One Virginian town pooled tain), Mrs. Gordon Evers, Drita bets and sent 1,800 dollara Nelson Woodhill and Mr. Cedric (360), all for Jones, The "good Dr. Lasker, exchess champion, is thing" came up, but the bookmaker (has not "atumped up." He la num- refereeling the match, the games bered among the missing. -says-an- being "contract" Bridge-Reuter.message from America.

Kehoe.

HOME FOOTBALL

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Division II.

September 28-Miss Wong Oi- tan v. Misa Yu Hung-kwan,

September 28-Miss Ko Lat. Wolves Everton ngok v. Mrs. K. Gonzalez.

Preston. N.E. September 30-Miss Wong Sui- Bury

West Brom. lan v. Miss Lut Chui-wan..

September 30-Mrs. K. Gonzalez Oldham

Tottenham v. Miss Yu Hung-kwat.

Barnsley All matches of the Ladies' Charlton Tourney will be played at the Bradford South China Athletic Association, Bradford

China Eldg.). Ladies Department.

(6th floor Port Vale

Burnley Stoke Senior Matches.

Swansea The Chinese A.A. and, Hip Wah Southampton A.A.. emerged victors in their Notts Forest

Bristol C matches against the South China Plymouth 4.A. and the Eastern A.A, respec- Millwall tively, last week-end. The Saiwan Cardiff. College also defeated, the Hip Keung. A.A. last evening.

Reading

Goals.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis.

0 50 1 20 11 10

6 5 0 0 14 6 30 6 4

17 8 9

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4 0 1 15 2 10

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1 2 2 4 12

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10 4 500 Б

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5 0 0 ·5 Division III Southern.

4. 26

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Goats.

A. Pts.

2 2 1 13 8

9

1 11 6 B

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2 2 2 8 8

The following is a list of the

P. W. D.. L. F remaining matches to played:— | Notia C... 64. 10. 16 - 5 t

September 17-Eastern. A.A. v. Northampton 6 4 10 11 1 Hip Keung A.A. at the South Coventry Watford China A.A.

Brentford September 13 Saiwan College Gingham y, Chinese A.A. at the Fukien A.A.

Fulham September 20-South China, A.A.

Walsall Crystal Pal v. Eastern A.A. at the Kang To Queen's P.R. School,

Southend September 22-Hip Keung A.A. Torquay

Luton

v. Salwan College at the Kang To Exeter

Bournemouth School...

September 22-Chinese A.A... Swindon Hip Keung A.A. at the Fukien Brighton ..

Bristol R. Thames .. September 24 South China Clapton. O. A.A v. Salwan College at the Norwich South China A.A

Newport

The fight is to be staged late next month. It will be a battle of the blood-sweating Behemoths. Far Uzcudun can punch and he has more science to his boxing | AA en pont than has the Vast Venetian.

Uzcudun's normal fighting weight is 200 pounds. He is Bux displayed a great deal of feet, 11.1/8. inches tall. He is gameness but that was all.

Horated as the heavyweight champion didn't loy a glove on the winner,' of Spain. who dropped his opponent every Carnera is much bigger than time ho started a punch.

Paolino but the Barcelona promo

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MENDIOLA STOPS CHINESE CHAMPION.

The fans were completely dieters believe the two can put on a gusted with, the match, and if the first rate scrap-United Press. Stadium isn't careful they will kill, the goose that laid the golden egg): For no longer will the public pay their hard earned sheckles to gee Uzcudun performa against the pushovers the match maker has been handing him. They would do woll to match him, with Jack Chillers, from Corregidor, who will make it hot for the youthful Spaniard. Chillers is a good boy and has a good chance of stopping Uzcudun.-Manila Bulletin.

RISE OF KID BERG.

By Geoffrey Simpson.]

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9 18 1.22

6:11 12.2 5 11

8 15 4 5.11 8 8 13 5:0 3 2 13 3 01005, -14 Division HL (Northern).

September 26 Chinese A.A. v. Eastern A.A at the Fuklen A.A.

September 27-Hip. Keung AA.Lincoln v. Hip, Wah A.A. at the Kang To Hull. School,

Chesterfield September 29-Chinese A.A. v. Wigan Hip Wah A.A at the Kang To Stockport... School

Wrexham Accrington September 30-South China A.4.Rochdale v. Hip Keung A.A. at the Fuklen Tranmere A.A.

Halax York October 1-Eastern A.A..v. Sal-

Carlisle- wan, College at the South China Rotherham Gateshead.

Knocks Out Y. C. Song In Eighth | A.A.

Round with a Left to Jaw.

ROUGH RUGBY,

AUCKLAND FORWARD SENT OFF AGAINST TOURISTS.:

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Crowe...

Barrow....

Doncaster.

Goals, P. W. D. L F

50114- 041 · 1 · 15

A. Pis,

416

5. 41,0 11,

6 9. 6, 9

14. B 5311 17 9 7

53 11 11 9 7

3.1 216 15

6 8 0.211

6.80 27

5 2 1 2-10

6 2 0 4 8 10

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5.2.1.2:10 12:5 21309, 5 20 88

51 13 7:0

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· Southport:611–3; Darlington • New Brighton Hartlepools.5 10.4 Nelson 6 1 0

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Morton

Clyde. Hibernians

Goals:

Pts.

8.8 0 8 12 4:30 3 12 0 2 1 3

6218 9.10

82 13.18 16

0.2 0.47 6 11 61.1.

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Our Sports Diary

LOCAL

Polo-To-morrow

Head-

quarters v. Civilians, 5 p.m.

Friday-Finals of K.O.Y.L.I. Cup, 5 p.m.

Saturday Gymkhana, Pola Ground.

Football-To-day—R.A.S.C. v., B Co, A. & S.H., 5 p.m.

Wednesday-A Co., S.L.I. v. D Co., S.LL, 6.p.m.

Thursday R. Engineers v. 31st Battery.R.A., 5 p.m. .'

Friday R.A.O.C. v. Royal Signals, 5 p.m.

September 27-Chinese Rest of the League, Happy Valley.

Ping Pong-To-day---Ladies' Singles, S.C.A.A. China Build- ing.

Wednesday Senior League -Eastern A.A. v. Hip Koung A.A., South China A.A., 7.80 p.m.

Thursday Men's Singles, Fukien Athletic Association......

Friday-Men's Singles, Chin- ese. Catholic, Club: Senior- League-Saiwan College v. Chinese A.A, Fukien A.A., 7.30 p.m.

Saturday - Ladies' Singles S.C.A.A., China Building; Senior League South China A.A., Eastern A.A., Kang To School, 7.80 p.m.

Aquatica September 24- Entries close for V.R.C. Feis. September 27-V.R.C. Night Fete,

Lawn Bowls Saturday- Aitkenhead, Shield – Kowloon v. Hong Kong, K.C.C. Green,

Hockey-Wednesday-Roc- Hey Representatives, Meeting, Volunteer Headquarters, 5.80 p.m.

Racing Thursday—Entries close for Extra Race Meeting," noon. I

September 27 Seventh Extra Race Meeting

October 10 and 11-Eighth Extra Race Meeting.”

Baseball Saturday-South China v. Japanese.

Rowing September 22- Trevessa Trophy, 4 p.m.

HOME.

Racing-October, 15- The Cesarewitch, Newmarket, N October 29-Cambridgeshire Stakes, Newmarket.

U.S. AND CRICKET.

AMERICA SHOWS INTEREST IN: TEST MATCHES.

... Manlia, September 2. Joe Mendiola, who recently left Manila in search of other flelds to conquer has been going great guns in Singapore. His latest achieve- ment is a clean cut knockout over T. C. Song, the feather and light- weight of Malaya sa kanÀ ·A'sensation was, caused in the

P. W. D. L. F

• Mendiola, who is a flyweight, second, half of the match between Hangers

7.5 2.0 At long last Great Britain is was greatly outwalghed and look- the British Rugby touring team celtie

Partick

65 01.19 distance within measurable

041 1 18 of ed like a pigmy alongside of his and Auckland when L. Knight, an Motherwell. 08.8.0 148 winning a world's boxing cham Chinese.opponent but cut down Auckland forward, was ordered off Hamilton 7 41 2.12 pionship. Not since the days of the big fellow air by a ferocious the field by the referee, Mr. J. Cowdenbeath 6-4 12:13 Jimmy. Wilde and Tad (Kid) Lewis body attack that had the champ on Moffitt, of Wellington, for an in- Dundse

83 1 215 a fly-wolght and a welter-weight queer street more than, once. fringement in the scrum, St Mirren.. 0 3 1 2 8:

0 8 -12.30 has this country figured in the Mendiola took every round and F. D. Prentice, the British cap Hearts list of world's title holders, and it was never in danger as he accept tain, and C. D. Aarvoid pleaded on Airdrie is curious that a boxer from the ed the Chinaman's best with a Knight's behalf, but the referee Caren's Park 821:31

Leith smaller weight classes should amile and left the ring unmarked remained firm, The scrums had Kilmarnock again have arisen to place Epg The first canto was a humdinger, been hectic for a time and Auck Falkirk land on the championship map. Joe rushed from his corner driv land had been repeatedly penalis-Aberdeen

Jack (Kid) Berg, born and breding Song back with a barrage of, ed. N In Whitechapel, has, by his bril-rights and lefts that had him in a The great crowd of 40,000 kean AYE Hant victory in New York over bad way He scored three knock-ly resented Knight's dismissal und East Fifa Kid Chocolate, the Cuban Negro downs before the bell rang-saving demonstrated against the referee. with the style of a Driscoll, quali Song from hearing the fatal ten Against aide which contained fed for a fight with Al Singer, the tolled. Mendiola took it easy 18 "All Blacks, the British teamka ka light-weight champion of the front then on saving up his energy lost their fourth match of the tour CARNERA'S MONEY, for the eighth stanza which saw Auckland winning by 2-placed him again shoot from his corner goals, 2 tries, 1 penalty goal (19

among the British communities on driving his opponent to the ropes points) to 1 penalty goal, 1'try (0)

the eastern alde, the progress of and with a well timed left hook points) funny an

the Test matches is being followed that landed directly on the button The match was regarded as a

with surprising interest.AT put the. Chinamanstó A rehearsal for the third Test match

One of the big New York papers Mendiola has become quite #popular: (in) Sin pore staging

bas started to publish daily, cables Beveral thrilling

Estimates as to the earnings of from Leede and elsewhere, and its which more than pleased the fans who

Carnera in his fights in the United rivals have been forced to follow flocked to the Stadium every time

alates vary considerably ranging auit with the result that Bradman On account of the weather, the from #7,000 to more than $40,000, and all the rest are now almost apore with second round in the Polo Tourna Though the received at least as well known in New York ne Cunanno, for ment for the KO.YLL Cup, 52,000 for each fight in America, they are in England. W

par which was to have been played ho had to share these ameu with The West Indian teams playing Aghts yesterday between the Headquar- various other people for services at Brooklyn Jast week-end drew a fdinede sometime later ters and Civilians was

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