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SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1932.

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Chinese Athletes for Los Angeles

Liu And Yui To Compete. On The Track

SPRINTS AND DISTANCE

SPRINGFIELD MAN COACHES CHINESE

STARS FOR OLYMPIAD.

Shanghai, July 3.

ENGINEERS STILL

UNBEATEN.

Six Successive Wins in Military Tennis.

BEAT R.A.S.C. 6-3.

At Sookunpoo the Royal En-. gineers beat the Royal Army Ser- vice Corps by 6 sets to 9 in the Hong Kong Area Tennis League,

Full results:-

S.M. Paul and (R.E.):~

Sgt. Savillo

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beat Capt. Patterson and

Dvr. Powell

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beat Pte. Funnell and Cpl.

Joyce Capt. Siddall and Lt. Anstruther (R.E.) :----

China has decided to send two leading track- men to the World's Olympiad which begins on July beat Funnell and Joyce 8-.6 30 to August 10 at Los Angeles. They are Z. C. Liu lost to Cannon and Mackay 2- 6 and S. W. Yui, who will arrive here to-morrow lust to Patterson and Powell 1-6 from Peiping. The China National Amateur S.M. Smith and S/Sgt. Pollard Athletic Federation has already booked their pass-beat Patterson and Powell. 6-3 ages on s.s. Peter Maersk which leaves this port on beat Funnell and Joyce Friday.

Liu holds three China records. His time for the 100 meter dash is 10.8 seconds. He established his 200 meter dash record in 1929 at Mukden, the time being 22 seconds flat. In the same year he lowered the 100 meter dash at 62.4 seconds. Since then he hos made further improvement in the dashes.

Unofficial Records.

S. W. Yul' is a new star in dis- He is considered the tance runs. best 800 meter and 1,500 meter run- in China. He smashed the ner China records in these two events in the track meets in North China are not yet re- though his times cognised by the China National Amateur Athletic Federation.

N.C.A.F. Lend Aid.

In view of their prowess on the cinder track the North China Ath- letic Federation launched a special campaign to raise sufficient funds to enable Liu and Yui to compete with the world's foremost athletes. Although they will have very slim chances to obtain any points when running against the cream of other nations, yet they will certainly gain much valuable experience which can be used for the future development of Chinese athletics,

Three Representatives. Together with Mr. Wm. Z. L. Sung, general secretary of the China National Amateur Athletic Federa- tion, China will be represented in the Los Angeles meet by three persons directly going there from Cathay.

Hoh the Trainer.

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FOR LOS ANGELES.

Paavo Nurmi and Lehtinen Among First Group.

Helsingfors, June 29, The first group of the Fin- nish Olympic Team left yester- day for Los Angeles via Ham- burg and Paris. The famous runners, Paavo Nurmi and Lehtinen, were in that group. The whole Finnish Olymple Team wil be composed of 23 athletes.

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COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Kent beat Northants by an inn-

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Northants: 97 (Freeman 8 for

44);

75 (Freeman 8 for 88),

Leicester took first innings points from Somerset at Taunton. Leicester: 299 and 198 for 5. Somerset: 255 (Astill 5 for 83).

Lancashire beat Derbyshire by 185 runs at Buxton.

These two athletes will be ac- companied to Shanghai by Mr. Gunson Koh, a Springfield man. For the last two months Hoh has been giving Liu and Yui all he has learned in the States as well as taking great care of them. Shang- by hal's Chinese well-wishers will no doubt give China's delegates an ex- ceedingly warm sand-off on Friday.

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Yorkshire bent Gloucestershire

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Jardine 123 not out, Lord Tennyson 112);

109 for 5. Players: 818 for 6 dec. (Hendren 194 not out. Sandham 98, Hearne 90).

EARLIER RESULTS.

County Championship. Sussex beat Glamorganshire by an innings and 66 runs at Hove,

Glamorgan: 93 (Tate 4 for 26); 152 (Tate 4 for 51). Sussex: 311.

Notts beat Worcestershire by 9. wickets at Worcester.

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Friendly.

Staffordshire drew with · All India at Stafford.

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Lancashire v. All-India at Man. chester.

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Derby v. Essex at Chesterfield. Essex: 109 and 222 (Mayer 5 Yorkshire v. Notts at Leeds.

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Somerset v. Glamorgan at Bath. Worcester v. Sussex at Kidder- minster

Warwick v. Leicester at Coven- try.

Northampton v. Gloucester, at Northampton.

COUNTY, CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE TO DATE.

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