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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1932.

BOWLS OPEN.

GUTIERREZ ENTERS

SEMI-FINAL

Beats Ozorio By 21

Shots To 12.

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY.

L. A. Gutierrez qualified for "the Semi-Final round' of the Lawn Bowls Open Champion- ahlp when he beat J. G. Ozorio by 21 shots to 12 on the Recreio green yesterday afternoon. He will now meet A. H. Oswick for right of entry into final.

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-21 TAIKOO TEAMS.

The following will represent the Taikoo R.C in League Bowls matches on Saturday:-

1st Team v. Kowloon Dock RC.

(Away):

J. Watson, A. Stalker. R. Keown, and W. Wotherspoon (Skip).

J. Polson, D. Bone, J. Russell, and J. Chalmers (Skip).

J. Chapman. W. Weir, G. Lead, and D. Munro (Skip)...

Walker Cup Players At Practice

Lose To Professionals By 162 To 7/2

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FOREST STYMIES HAVERS

T. A. TORRANCE LOSES IN BOTH SINGLES AND FOURSOMES.

The most interesting sport item during the week-end of July 26 was the "Walker Cup Test," namely the annual match between Professional and Amateur Golfers.

The encounter on the Royal Mid-Surrey course ended, as was expected, in a win for the Professionals by 16% to 7. Teams were twelve a side and singles were played in the morning, and four- somes in the afternoon.

Most of the interest centred in the matches in which the four Walker Cup representatives were playing. Their form was very encouraging.

John de Forest, the amateur

THE CHINA

PLACED DERBY HORSE JARS HIS LEG

Miracle Doubtful Starter For St. Leger

WORLD SPORTS

R. KELLY LEAVES HUDDERSFIELD.

Now To Help Preston North End.

EIGHTEEN CAPS.

Lacey's Double. “

Sculler's Special Boat Arthur J. Lacey, has proved that Bob Pearce, the famous Austra British golf is not entirely at alan who defended his sculling London, August 11. ·

standstill by winning the French title at Los Angeles "this month, Lord Rosebery's Miracle, the

and Belgium Championships in had the choice of at least winner of the Eclipse Stakes

rapid succession..

two boata for his race, as the Aus-

It Beams hard to realise that and third in the Derby, who has been the 2-1 favourite for the

tralian Olympic Federation had football is only a few weeks off, Hantu Skipper's Recovery. St. Leger, has jarred his leg

boat especially constructed for and that

that very soon the League Lord Tennyson, the Hampshire him. Whilst at Los Angeles he players will be starting serious, and must be considered a very skipper, had the misfortune to was under the watchful eye of his training. While cricket holds sway, doubtful starter in the Don-break a blood vessel in his band also famous father.

the Public mias news of 'many close season transfers. Day

Some concern is being expressed On a perfect pitch at Tunbridge at the failure of West Ham to

easter classic,

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when fielding a powerful drive from favour.AM Crawley in the Kent-Hants

Hopes are being entertained that the other Injured ite. April the Fifth the Derby. winner, will be able to 'contest the race.

VALLANCE JUPP'S DOUBLE

Feat Accomplished

For Ninth Time.

"Havers' alightly greater length BEATS W. G. GRACE'S RECORD. was magnificently countered by de Forest's sound second shots and deadly putting.

Still," the luck of the game favour- ed de Forest at the finish. Havers,

champion, halved his singles with A. G. Havers, of Sandy Lodge, while a little lack might have given W. L. Hartley, Rex Hartley, and

after taking the lead for the first; T. A. Torrance victories in the time at, the fourteenth, was still matches against Percy Allias, of one up going to the seventeenth, but Beaconsfield, A. J. Lacey, of Selsdon there a stymie robbed him of his advantage, and, stymied again on the home green, he could only halve... the hole and a splendid match."

The brothers Hartley both lost! close single. Lister Hartley had the bad luck to strike Percy Alliss

McPark, and A. H. Padgham, of Royal

Aahdown Forest respectively.

· 2nd Team v. Kowloon Cricket Club (Home):-

In the foursomes the Hartley W. Brown, T. Currie, G. Stewart, brothers, in partnership," halved the

and J. Sloan (Skip)

E. Greenwood. “J.

Wald,

C. Summers, T. Swan. A. Mac Indoe, and S. Hope (Skip).

Games to start at 3.30 p.m.

Launch will leave Dockyard at

London, August 9..

match at Portsmouth. He, however, 25 Wickets in made a speedy recovery and played a magnificent innings for 112 for the Gentlemen against the Flayers.

Welle twenty-five wickets fell for

300 runs in six hours in the match import more new blood into their between Yorkshire and Kent. Re-side for the strenuous task of re- quiring only 66 runs for victory, gaining the First Division. Walker, F. G. H. Fender who has been several of the Yorkshire players the right-back secured from Ba displaced by Jardine as Surrey's changed into mufti, but Freeman,.

Fender's Return. .

skipper,, made a welcome return to spinning the ball the width of the ow, will undoubtedly strengthen the captaincy when he took 3 bat and at times being completely the defence; he is sturdy and cool Someraet wickets for 43 runs at unplayable, caused them to change and his skilful placing is remini Taunton, to lay the foundations for back quickly much to the amuse acent of Tommy Clay. Incidental, ment of the crowd. Rhodes and a big Surrey win.

I Herbert

... SUTCLIFFE'S RECORD.

four successive" innings

313 v Essex; 96 and 110 ▼ South; and 268 not out v. Sus sex, thus totalling 777 runs -with an average of 388.5. This beats CG Macartney's 1921 record of 758 runs in. feur innings, The, famOUR Australian's scores were 105 v. Hampshire; 193 v. North- ants: 345 v. Netts; and 115 v. England. Thanks to his big innings at Eeyton Sutcliffe was the first batsman to reach 1,000 runs and was the first to reach the 2,000 mark.

V. W. C. Jupp, the Northants all-rounder, to-day became the first amateur cricketer to take 100 wickets and to score 1,000 runs in nine seasons, breaking the record of eight seasons held by W. G. Grace. This is the seventh time Jupp has ac- complished the double since he became associated with North- amptonshire eight years ago. Jupp was born at Burgess Hill.

*

Billy Burke, the famous American

Wood, however, batted superbly to fly, Walker is something of an artist give the champions victory by the at the penalty spot. narrow margin of four wickets.

• •

U.S. Swimmer's Record

Miss E. Holm, the 18-year-old American swimmer who is a mem

Lawrence, the young-goalkeeper. secured from Kettering, is said to

be "Sft. of solid worth in front of

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a net," but the Hammers, do need

ber of the American Olympic more power in their attack. team, has set up new world figures for the 200 Yards... Backstroke covering the distance in 2 mins 35-2/5 secs. The previous Best yas 2 mins. 39-1/8 secs, by J. Me Sheehy in October, 1980."

TWELVE CAPS.”.

Robert Kelly, the England and Huddersfield inside-right,

WBO

transferred to Preston North-End Joining Burnley in 1918, when only 19 years of age, Kelly gained Holder Repeatedly Warned. 12 international caps whilst with Gorilla Jones, the holder, after that club, and another after going taking no notice of the referee's to Huddersfield in 1927. Prior to warning for pushing in the earlier that year, Kelly spent two seasque rounds of his middleweight cham

top match with Havers and Alliss,

pionship bout with Marcel Thil, with Sunderland, to whom he was D.while Torrance and de' Forest made in brilliant form, and the profes- (Sussex) in 1891. In his early boy-Burke's Weakness.

was repeatedly warned for holding transferred by Burnley at a fee Peoples, and H. McKechnie (Ship).& good flight before losing to Lacey sional, three up at the tenth, won by hood, he attracted so much notice

2 and 1. Rex. Hartley seemed cer- at St. John's School, Burgess Hill, professional golfer is an unusual and Irregular fighting. In the of £6,550. With Burnley, Kelly and Padgham by 3 and 1.

This result of the match seems detain, up to a point, to beat hard-where he was captain, that be character who is rarely seen on a eleventh round, when Thil held a played in all the forward positions, cisive, but no fewer than seven of hitting A. J. Lacey, whose length in came under the eye of the Sussex golf course without a big, black clear pointerlead, Jones hit the the singles played on level terms the early part of the game was officials, and to Sussex, therefore, cigar slicking out of the corner of Frenchman low and was again but during the last few seasons be went to the eighteenth hole a wasted by bad putting. Lacey was 4 belongs the honour of bringing out his mouth. It is said of Burks warned, but he proceeded to hit has appeared mostly either at in- good performance, collectively, by down at the eighth hole, but from one of the beat all-round cricketers that a box of matches and a cigar Thil, who was standing still with side right or outside-right. ♬

The losers, in short, this point he found his all-round of the day. He first played for are no less important to him than his hand by his side. This was,

Torquay have signed Percy the amateurs.

that county, in 1911, and after the the mashic and putter, two clubs however, too much for the refereed played splendidly, as a team, against game.

war he assisted the team' as Captain Defeated.

an which form the backbone of his and he stopped the fight and de-Muggs, the Blackpool goalkeeper, famous opponents.

amateur. In 1921, he played "for game.

clared Thil the winner.

Discovered by Aston Villa when Hartley, Inclined to cut his second England against Australia upon

playing in Somerset amateur foot shots, was gradually overhauled, and two occasions.

ball, he dayed with the Midlands. defeated on the home green. - T. A.] In the autumn of 1920-21, he had

2.45 p.m.

K.B.G.C. TEAMS. The following teams have been selected to represent the Kowloon "Bowling Green Club in the League

matches on Saturday:

1st Team . Police at the Kow- loon Bowling Green:

R. S. Nichol, R. Duncan, R. Hall, and A. M. Holland (Skip).

The scores in the singles were: Amateurs 32, Professionals 82, and in the foursomes: Amateurs 4, Professionals 8.

Best Battle.

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Torrance, the Walker Cup captain, to decline an invitation to visit GAR WOOD'S NEW U.S. DISQUALIFICATION OF club for three year

was also caught and beaten on the Australia, but he went to South

C. S Beat, H. F. Stoneham, H. De Forest halved a great game post, He was 2 up against A. H. Africa In 1922-23, and appeared Nish, and W. Russell (Skip).· with, Arthur Huvers. Their meet-Padgham at the twelfth, but the twice for England against the G. N.. Mitchell, A. K. Taylor,ing in the top single provided appro- match was squared with two to go. West Indies, during 1928, at Lord's E. W. L. Hogbin, and D. Gow priately the best battle, but There was a good half in 4 at the and Manchester.

each of the other contests in the seventeenth. (Skip).

Becoming secretary of the 2nd Team v. Civil Service at series, whether close or onesided, Padgham then landed a spectacu- Northamptonshire Cricket Club, was eventful and, as an enthusiastic lar winning "punch" by, striking Jupp qualified for the county in Civil Service Club:-

C. L. Farmer, S. J. Logan, W. E. observer declared, "full of meat." the flag-stick on the home green 1924. He bowls slowleg-breaks Hale, and W. S.. Drake (Skip). Havers could not get away from with an approach of 140 yards, and with a cunning change of pace and F. V. Whitta, V. Labrum, J. Gde Forest. They were so skilful and sinking his putt for "a 3. Two flight. The highest score of his Meyer, and F. L. Rapley (Skip), were so closely matched that each amateur victories in the singles first-class career, 217 not out, J. Rodger, C. Hatt, W. Venables,only took 34 strokes to the turn, were scored by Willie Hope, an old against Worcestershire, was made and T. Gooding (Skip).

where they stood all square.

YESTERDAY'S TENNIS

"B" Division.

LR.C. v. H.K.C.C.

"C" Division.

C.C.C. v. University,

On their own courts "yesterday, the Craigengower Cricket Club' met

Walker Cup player, and Harry at Worcester in 1914. Bentley, who, many people think,

ought to be a new one."

In the foursomes the Hartleys, BRITISH TENNIS

who went round in the good score of

72 against 73, deserved to share the honours, for their opponents finish- ̈ed weakly on the greens, a fault very noticeable at the eighteenth, where Havers missed a yard putt for the match.

No Lack of Practice,

VICTORIES.

Men's And Women's Doubles

Hamburg August 11.

SPEED BOAT.

Safety First Policy Adopted.

* Commodore Gar Wood, the -American speed-boat. “Ace,”

has added another boat to his famous string of Miss America speedboats.

11.

CHINA KING.

Hangs Badly When In the Lead:

Queen's Park Rangers have secured the transfer of J. Hill, Ja inside forward from Barnsley. He is 5 ft. Bins, and weighs 11st. This is the eighth new man signed on by the Rangers during the close season. The others are--Beecham Fulham), goal; Ashman (Middles The Liverpool Cup this year v was brough), back; Jahnson (Stockport marked by a deplorable incident, County) and Barrie (West Ham) namely the disqualification of the half-backs; and Mancroft (Mid- first horse China King for hump|dlesbrough), Brown (Sheffield ing and boring, the race being Wednesday) and Goston” (Newras-

Miss America X, the latest of awarded to Zane Grey who was the United) forwards.

second, the remaining two places Vasey, Inside left of Crook, who these craft, which are almost as being taken by Royal Athlone and signed amateur forms, for Stoke well-known as the late Sir Thomas Yellow Dunn. Lipton's famous Shamrock yachts, has been specially built, to defend the Harmsworthy trophy against

J. Dines who was riding, China King had received orders to ride waiting race and he carried out these Instructions only, too. accuir-

At Sookunpoo yesterday the I-and beat. the University by 5% The other Walker Cup pair, Tor-Of the three German tennis titles Kaye Don in Lord Wakefield's Mias ately.

dian Recreation Club beat the Hong Kong Cricket Club by 61⁄2 sets to, 22. Scores:

"

Pereira and Hoosen (IRC):— beat Worrall and Nowers. 75) beat"

Monaghan and

Bowker

62

loat to Lloyd and Gordon 4- 6

Madar and S.

= (L.R.C.)':— «<

beat Worrall and Nowers

drew with Monaghan and

Bowker

lost to Lloyd and Gordon

sets to 32.

Scores:-

A. Kitchell and E. Howard (C.C.C.):—

beat P. Le Tand and

H. H. Zur A beat L. A. de Silva and L

Oppenheim

63

6- 3 beat Salony and P. P. Kho 6- 3. Mok and N. Reed (C.C.C.):— drew with P L Tan and

H. H. Zur ....

"best. L. A. de Silva and L.

Oppenheim...

home, Royal Athlone was leading

City last season, has joined Spennymoor

SHARPLESS WATCHED

BY VILLA. Blyth Spartans have signed an

rance and de Forest, were less for.decided to-day, Great Britain cap England III, over the new Lake St. About a quarter of a mile from outside right named Sharpless, who

tured two, G. P. Hughes and H. G Clair course in September. tunate in foursome play. They, too, were given chances on the N Lee, the Britiel Davis Cup

the field, being Joined by Zane has already attracted the attention greens by Lacey and Fadgham, and players, beat W Hauss and Dr. As in the case of Miss England Grey in the straight, and at this of Huddersfield, and" Aston Villa. they took the professionals to the Heitmann (Germany) to win the III the new bost has been built point Dines began his forward

kozik He played for Plessy Athletic, last seventeenth, but the winners held Men's Doubles championship, while

got on terms with the

Northumberland Junior season's China King the initiative almost throughout the Miss Betty Nuthall, and Mre with an eye to safety and in con- move. Unfortunately as soon as played or Fearnley Whittingstall defeated sequence the weight of Miss leaders she began to hang badly Cup winners. The Walker Cup representatives Fraulein Kallemyer and Fraulein America X is almost double that and Dines was unable to prevent W. Bird, outside left, who wWAS can be said to have acquitted them- Baader to capture the Women's of last year's defender.

her from administering some selves nobly. Contrary to unfor. Doubles title.

game.

heavy bumpe on Zane Grey who in with Bury leat season, and The hull has been built on total- turn was forced on Royal Athlone, viously with Cardiff City, has sig 6 tunate reports In certain quarters, In the final of the Mixed Doubler] -

they are all practising most assido- Harry Hopman, the Australian ly different lines to those of the China King, however, began to run ed fox Torquay. 1-5ously, and if they lose it cannot just. Davis Cup player, and Mlle. previous Miss America bouts and straight jus initime and finished S. Cribb, outside left of Queen's, beat Salony and P. P. Kho 6-4 ly be attributed to lack of prepa Tackey and Miss Kathleen Stam: the builders, Kaye Don the famous Royal Athlone a close third red to Cardiff City. The fee has Adamoff (France) beat C. RD. If it lives up to the expectations of a neck in front of Zane Gray with Park Rangers, has been trans er- Hon. Now that they are almost 1. Broadbridge

Lee due to sail for America, it is to be merg (Britain);

and

6.6] (C.C.C.) Lü

& 6 lost to B. L. Tan MARCH. H. Zür

2

best LA. de Silva 'and L

Oppenheim

A. R. Minu and 0. Ismail (LR.C.) ;—

beat Worrall and Nowers 6-1 beat' Monaghan dayand

Bowker

beat Lloyd and Gordon

TABLE TO DATE

"T" Division:

lost to Salony and P. P. Kho 2

TABLE TO DATE. #da "C" Divizion. *

"PAWAL DEA

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trusted that they will be sent off with enthusiastic encouragement rather than the gloomy predictions |which have attended their en-

deavours in the past

CARNERA'S BLOOD.

British pilot, will be faced with a The dificult task when he renews his challenge in Miss England 11.

prompt

China fhail

surp the

Diary

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