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Philippine Swimmers in Action To-day

To Compete Against the Local Aquatic Stars at V.R.C.

E. B. ROZA, W. LAWRENCE AND L. ROZA PEREIRA FOR FREE STYLE.

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SWITZERLAND AND THE DAVIS CUP.

Unexpected Resistance Against Italy.

FISHER BEATS PALMIERI IN FIVE SETS.

Montreux, Yesterday, Switzerland Are fighting heroically for the right to play Japan in the semi-final round of the European Zone of the Davis Cup, but Italy, at the conclusion of the first three matches, lead by the odd

H. M. REMEDIOS FOR BREAST STROKE match.

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A later cable states that no play was possible to- day, so that the two remaining singles matches, of vital Inter est to Switzerland, have been

Arrangements have been made for local swim- mers to compete against the Philippine Olympic postponed until to-morrow. team in the V.R.C. bath at 5.15 p.m. to-day.

The distances have not yet been decided upon, but it is anticipated that there will be two events— 100 Yards free style and 100 Yards breast stroke. If the visitors are willing a 440 Yards breast stroke race may also be contested.

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V.R.C. members who have been invited to par- ticipate in the contest, which will be of a very in- formal nature, are H. M. Remedios for the breast stroke race and E. B. Roza, W. Lawrence and L. Roza Pereira for the free style race. Considering the prowess of our visitors it is highly probable that records for the V.R.C. will be broken.

Full results as cabled by Reuter were as follow:-

Fisher (Switzerland) beat Palmieri (Italy) 6-8, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. Aeschliman (Switzerland) 6-4,

De Stefani (Italy) beat

7-5, 8-6.

Sertorio and Palmieri (Italy) beat Aeschliman and Fischer (Switzerland) 3-6, 6-4. 6-4, 6-4,

Fischer's victory over Palmieri was a brilliant, triumph for the

Swiss player, and his stamina and dazzling display in the fourth and

ALI GOES ALL OUT | JIMMY FOXX LEADS foreign to him.

IN V.R.C. BATH.

Philippines Olympic Team on View.

BOXERS IN TRAINING.

A few interested

spectators

gathered at the V.R.C. yesterday to

HOME RUNNERS.

Babe Ruth Second in New York Standings.

YANKEES FORGE AHEAD.

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fifth sets have marked him player of infinite resource. Palmieri twice held the upper hand, but failed to stop his oppon-| ent forcing him to play a game The strategy of Fischer throughout was briliantly executed and gave the spectatore the impression that he was play ing with Palmieri as a cat would with a mouse.

Aeschliman strove hard to lim- prove Switzerland's position, but though he rose to great heights at times he found De Stefani too formidable an oppon- ent.. Though the Italian won in straight sets he was clearly puzzl ed at periods during the match, and at no time revealed the form which was responsible for the elimination of H. G. N. Lee, the young British player, in the French Championships at Auteuil. quitted themselves with credit In Though both Swiss players RC- the University of the Philippines. Melvin Ott (New York Glanis)...12 the doubles match, the Italians had

No strenuous swimming was in- dulged in, nor were times taken, Jimmy Foxx (Philadelphia Ath.) .28 of the closeness of the scores.

the match well in hand, in spite but A. Ali, the crack sprint man,

New York, Yesterday. The leaders in the 1932 home see the Philippine Islands Olympic run parade are as follows- awimming contingent in training under the watchful eye of their

National League.

head coach, Professor Candido Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies) 15 Bartolome, the physical director of Jimmy Collins (St. Louis Cardinals) 12

American League.

was seen all out for a few seconda Babe Ruth (New York Yankees) ..21

over the 100 Yards.

Jikirum and Ildefonso, the 200 metres breast stroke hopes, showed

Al Simmons (Philadelphia Atha.) .14)

Lou Gehrig (New York Yankees) .13

Mickey Cochrane (Philadelphix A.). 12 OMAR ENTERS FIRST

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great form. The ease with which The following were the results of they glide through the water is amazing. Jikirum is probably the better of the two, and he is credited) with twice breaking the world's Olympic record. Ildefonso is also reputed to have broken the 200 metres breast stroke Olympic re- cord.

Ali, who is the best short dis- tance man in the Philippines, has times in the 50-metres and 100- metres free style which are said to compare favourably with those of the best known short distance swimmers in the world.

At the Oriental Olympic Meating held at Tokyo, Ildefonso beat! Tsuruta, who is the present holder

American League, Cleveland 7, New York 8. Babe Ruth hit a home run. Detroit 1, Philadelphia 8. Jimmy Foxx hit a home run. Chicago 7, Boston 6.

of the World's Olympic record for Chicago the 200-metres event. By virtue Boston

ROUND PROPER.

Champion's Easy Win Over Whant.

NARROW WIN FOR GUTIERREZ.

Three matches in the prelimin -Reuter's American Service, ary round of the Lawn Bowls Open Championship were decided on the Police R.C, rinks yesterday afternoon with the following re- aults:-

TABLES TO DATE.

National League

of this victory, Ildefonso is now St. Louls the Far Eastern champion over New York that distance

Pittsburgh

It is, Interesting to note that| Jikirum has twice beaten Ildefonso. Cincinnati over the same distance in Manila. Philadelphia The boxing team were also seen Brooklyn ilmbaring up in the V.R.C. gym- nasium, together with Simeon Toribio. Jose Villanueva, the bantamweight hope, Is the Far Eastern amateur champion for that. waight, whilst Carlo Padilla is the Far Eastern welterweight cham pion

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U. M. Omar (holder) beat: I

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Omar, won the Open Champion- .51 25 28.490 ship, last year by defeating J. 49,-25 24 .510 Laing by 21-14 thereby register 2825478 ing his second success in the 448 Open, having won the title so far

back: ás 1928 His match yester 464

day, however, saw him little, ex- 462 tended against a very mediocre

player.

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