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OPENING OF MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE

U.S.R.C. OVERWHELM VISITING L.R.C. COMBINATION

TWO "C" DIVISION

CHICAGO BOW TO THE PHILLIES.

Boston Creeping Up on Leaders.

JIMMY FOXX HITS 26TH.

New York, Yesterday.

The following were the results of to-day's Baseball games:

National Leagua Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh.

Boston MATCHES

SOUTH CHINA AND KOWLOON. INDIANS RECORD VICTORIES.

The Mixed Doubles Lawn Tennis League opened the 1932 season on the U.S.R.C. courts yesterday when the home team suc- ceeded in inflicting a heavy defeat on the Ladies' Recreation Club, thus repeating their success of last year. This League should have commenced a fortnight ago, but owing to adverse weather condi- tions only one match has so far been played.

Philadelphia

Cleveland

3 Cincinnati

7. Chicago,

American League,

2 Washington

St. Louis 1 New York

Detroit

Chicago

6 Boston.

11 Philadelphia 18 Jimmy Foxx hit a home run.

-Reuter's American Service.

TABLES TO DATE.

National League.

Chicago Two other League matches were played yesterday, the South Boston China A.A. third string registering their first win of the season at Pittsburgh New York the expense of the Army Tennis Club, whom they beat decisively Philadelphia by 81⁄2 sets to 1⁄2 a set. On Saturday in their first match against the St. Louis.. Recreio the Chinese put up a gallant showing against one of the Brooklyn

Cincinnati' strongest combination in this division, and were only beaten after a very close and thrilling encounter by the narrowest possible margin. The Filipino Club made their debut in this division, but fared badly New York at the hands of the Kowloon Indians' Tennis Club who won by Philadelphia 6 sets to 2.

"C" Division,

FILIPINO CLUB LOSE.

FIRST MATCH.

At King's Park the Kowloon In- dians' Tennis Club defeated the Filipino Club by 6 sets to 2,, one game being unplayed, in the "C" Division of the Tennis League.

Scores:-

TUESDAY, JUNE - 21, 1932.

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Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies) 17| Jimmy Collins (St. Louis Cardinals) 12. Melvin Ott (New York Giants) .12 American League. Jimmy Foxx (Philadelphia Atha.) Babe Ruth (New York Yankees) Al Simmons (Philadelphia Atha.).14 Lou Gehrig (New York Yankees) ́,14 Mickey Cochrane (Philadelphia A.) 12.

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M. Souza and Terry Leonard (F.C.):-

drew with Ali and Singh .. 6- 6 did not play Salleh and Singh lost to Khan and Khan.*** 1- 6

HARD FIGHT FORESHADOWED.

(Continued from Page: 1.)

Is represented by Ray Dunlop and, Vivian McGrath, New Zea- land is represented by CJM. Malfroy and E.. D Andrews, whilst Ireland is represented by Britain is Lyttleton Rogers. thus well represented from over- seas in addition to her own stars,

A close game is anticipated in Fred Perry, Bunny" "Austin,

Leonard and H. Ribeiro the match between Craigengower G. P. Hughes, H. G. N. Lee,

D. (F.C.):-

lost to Ali and Singh

lost to Salleh and Singh... lost to Khan and Khan....

SOUTH CHINA TROUNCE

ARMY TEAM.

C.C. "B" team and the Army H. F. David, C. R. K. Titckey and 26 Tennis Club, in the Tennis "B". S. Olliff. ` `--- 4-6 League to-day.

8- 6

At King's Park the South China A.A. defeated the Army Tennis Club by 8% dets to a set in the "C" Division of the Tennis League,

Scores:

F. N. Wong and H. K. Ho (S.C.A.A.) :-

beat G. J. Mitchell and W. T.

Davies

6- 0

drew with B. W. Paul and R.

Lewis

Owing to a re- Andrews, who was seen in an quest from the Military author-exhibition game against C. A. L. ities, the game will be played at Rumjahn on the H.K.C.C. courts Happy Valley instead of Saokua: during his brief visit to the poo as previously arranged.

Colony, is an ex-New Zealand This change of venue should champion, and Cambridge Blue. prove favourable to the Craigen-He has displayed brilliant form gower Club.

at various stages of his career, Craigengower's team will be as once having taken sets off Tilden, follows:-

and at Wimbledon three yeara. ago he surprised all the critics by beating the redoubtable Frank Hunter, then America's No. 8) ranking player. He is now cap- tain of the Cambridge Univer sity tennis team.

J. W. Leonard and George Lia. Robert Choa and W. J. Howard. Ernest Zimmern and Francis

Zimmern.

The match starts at 5.15 p.m.

Malfroy was the runner-up in that the New Zealand championship much and won the All-Comer's Cham- trouble to bother about, but if one pionship of New Zealand in the

There is a foolish Idea beat I. Jarman and J. Ronan 6-4 amateur footballers are too

K. M. Chan and K. H. Wong of the calibre of any of these play same year. T

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beat Mitchell and Davies

beat Paul and Lewis

beat

Jarman and Ronan'

ers were to arise he would instantly Andrews, however, was not in 62 command a pince in a League side, the best of condition when in 61 There is no doubt whatever about Hong Kong, and as a consequence

*** I gave a disappointing diaplay. 7 this. Herbert Chapman:

F. Y. Mok and K. F. Lui (S.C.A.A.):-·|

beat Mitchell and Davies.

beat Paul and -Lewis

beat Jarman and Ronan',

MIXED DOUBLES,

'On the U.S.R.C. courts the Unit- ed Services Recreation Club beat the Ladies' Recreation Club by 8% seta, toa met In the Mixed Doubles League.

Scores:-

Dr. and Mrs. Tott (U.S.R.C.)

best A Clark and Mrs.

drew with ARMONI

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beat Rev N Evans and

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