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Charles

Paddock Is Reinstated

To Attempt Comeback For Place In American Olympic Team

Los Angeles, May 26.

With an Amateur Athletic Union registration card once more in his possession, Charles (William) Paddock, once known as the "world's fastest human," turned an eye to-day toward a place on the United States Olympic team.

INTERPORT CRICKET DINNER

· AT H.K.C.C. TO-NIGHT.

Victorious Eleven The Guests Of Honour.

A Dinner in honour of the victorious Hong Kong Inter- port Cricket L will be given by members of the Hong Kong Cricket Club in the Club Pavf- lion at 8 p.m. to-night,

The guests of honour who gained a meritorious victory over Shanghal last month by 42 runs to register Hong Kong's sixteenth Interport win over Shanghal's fourteen will be the following:-

Messrs. E. J. R. Mitchell (captain), G.. R. Sayer (vice. captain), A. C. Beck (team

The registration committee of the A.A.U. late last night reinstated Paddock. When Charley ap-manager), J. E. Richardson, plied for a card last January the A.A.U, turned him down. At that time, the body neither termed the sprint star a professional, nor suspended him.

Though getting on in years

Paddock is by no means a back TACCHI AND OZORIO

number, though critics are uncer tain whether his comeback will be sufficiently good to gain him a place in the American Olympic team.

In his time Paddock has held the following world records :-

130 Yards-12-2/5 secs. In 1921. 150 Yards-14-1/5 seca. in 1921. 200 Yards19 secs, in 1921. 300-Metres-33-1/5 secs. in 1921.

HACK WILSON SCORES

15TH HOMER. Dodgers Beat Phillies

by 7-0.

CARDINALS' CLOSE SHAVE.

New York, Yesterday. The following were the results of yesterday's Baseball games:-

National League. Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn

Hack Wilson hit a home run. Cincinnati 9 St. Louis

American League,

6 Washington 4 Detroit

RECORD WINS.

By Narrow Margins in Bowls Open.

TAIKOO R.C. TEAMS.

Two more matches were decided resterday in the Lawn Bowls Open Championship with the following results:-

(on the Police green.) J. G. Ozorio beat B. E.

Maughan 21-19.

C. J. Tacchi bent F. Jones

21-19.

Ozorio will meet F. L Rapley in the Second Round, whilst Tacchi will play the winner of the match between PT. Farrell and J. C.

West for right of entry into the Third Round!

P. Madar, the Interport cricket- er who has left the Colony for Shanghai, has given A. K. Taylor 10 walk-over. Taylor will play

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New York Cleveland

Averill hit a home run. St. Louis

6 Chicago Reuter's American Service. TABLES TO DATE National League.

Boston Pittsburgh

Chicago

St. Louis

are

A

either L E Lammertor· A. H 50swick in the Second Round:

Taikoo Teams.

... Percent- P. W. L .66 86 30 .545 .59 32 27 .542 .65 '85 80 ,538 .65 B3 32 ,507 ,71 85 86 .492 New York .61 29 32 475 Brooklyn .68, 82 26 470 Cincinnati .....78 81 42 .424 American League.

Philadelphia

The following will represent the Taikoo Recreation Club in the Lawn Bowls League on Satur day:

First team (home) v. Police R.C. at 4 p.m.

W. Weir, D. B. Bone, J. Watson, and W. Wotherspoon (Skip);

A. Stalker, J. Polson, J. Russell, and J. Chalmers (Skip).../he

G. McLeod, J. Sloan, J. B. Chapman, and D. Munro (Skip).

Second team (away) v. Civil Service C.C. at 3.30 p.m.

W. Brown, E. Greenwood, G. H. Stewart, and R. Keown (Skip). Percent-

A. MacIndoe, T. Swan, S. Hope 707 and C. B. Matthews (Skip).

D. Peoples, J. Waid, T. Grimes, .580

and H. McKechnie (Skip). .568

Recreio Teams, .544 1st Division v. Civil Service C.C.

New York

P. W. L 65 48 19 Detroit

..62' '96 26 Philadelphia ...69 89 80 Washington ....88 87 81 Cleveland

St. Louis Chicago, Boston....

.67 85 82 2.64 $3 31 ..68 28 40 .65 12.58 Home Run Leaders,

.522 .515 866

(home) at 3.30 p.m.

J. M. M. Alves, C. A. Lopes, 184. X. M. Silva, and C. G. Silva

(Skip),

F. A Xavier, R. R., Robarts, The leaders in the 1932 home L. C. R. Souza, and R. F. Luz run parade are as follows:~~-

National League,

(Skip).

L. A Gutierrez, F. V. (Ribeiro, Chuck Klein (Philadelphia Phillies) 21 Hack Wilson (Brooklyn Dodgers) .15 A. 8. Gomes, and C. E. Marques Melvin Ott (New York Giants)...14] (Skip),

A. C. Hamilton, G. C. Burnett, A. R. Minu, A., H. Madar, E. F.. Fincher, P. Medar, W. T. Patterson, and D. McLellan (twelfth man),

|AQUATICS AT NORTH POINT TO-NIGHT.

South China's Opening Gala Night,

The South China Athletic Asso- ciation Swimming Gala, which was unavoidably postponed on Tuesday, night due to the fusing of the lights at their Pavilion at North Point, will be held to-night at North Point at 7. p.m.

Fourteen events are down on the programme, including a Water Polo match between the South China Athletic Association, and Wales Borderers and the South two events Open to the Colony. A large entries list assures keen competition and a most successful opening gala night is anticipated.

UGHES AND PERRY TRIUMPH.

(Continued from. Page 1.)

France Jubilant.

Boussus and Merlin, two of France's most promising players, succeeded in eliminating the

Miki Japanese invaders.

and Satoh did not show the same brilliant form which saw the eclipse of the Australian Davis Cup pair in the Fifth Round. They appeared nervous and erra tic, but this did not in any way detract from the brilliance of the French pair's play. They were superb and kept their nimble op frequently outpositioned them ponents always on the move and

with well-directed shots down the side-lines. France is jubi lant over the success of their youthful representatives as their only hopes of capturing a Wim- bledon title rest on Boussus and Merlin!

M. Suzanne Disappointed,

Mme.

The famous Suzanne Lenglen to-day watched her pupil, Mme. Mathieu, go down in straight sets to Helen Jacobi. Suzanne had worked hard to place Mathieu in a good position to challenge the supremacy of Mrs. and the French Wille-Moody, champion's listless display against America's No. 2 ranking player Bill Terry (New York Gianta) ....14 2nd Division v. Royal H.K. Yacht came as a great disappointment. Jimmy Collins (St. Louis Cardinala) 12 Club (away) at 3.30 pm

Mme. Mathieu, whose play is American League.

M. A. Carvalho, H E. Rozario, modelled on that of Suzanne, was Jimmy Foxx (Philadelphia Aths.) 23 J. 3. Basta, and C. H. Basto (Skip). unable to combat against the Babe Ruth (New York Yankees) ', .2% Lou Gehrig (New York Yankees) 19 F. A. Prata JM. S. Rosario, speed of the American player and Al Simmons (Philadelphia Atha.) 15J. G. Ozorio, and A. H. Basto her powers of recovery were limit Mickey Cockrane. (Philadelphia A.):141'(Skip)-(2nd Ma

Fed.After her defeat of Betty Averili (Cleveland Indiana).14 A. A. Xayler, F. X. Soares E, M. Nuthall, Mr. Mathieu was

Remedios, and Dr. R. A. C. Basto RADIO SPORTS AT (Skip).

HOCKEY.

To Play Jaf Regiment To-morrow.

1-000

aidered an almost certain finallat

BADMINTON TO-DAY be played when "Bunny" Austin,

AT CAROLINE HILL.

The following will represent the Radio Sports Club ins friendly hockey match- against the 8/9th Jat Regiment on the Marina ground. to-morrow afternoon

B. Singh and JCh Hamid Bi

Denis Hazel y

Gray in Exhibition,

**To-day's Events Me To-day the semi-finals of the Men's Singles Championship will

Ellsworth Vines, Jiro Satoh, and Jack Crawford will take the courts. Results and cabled by Reuter

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