THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1932.
Helen Wills-Moody In Trouble
American L. T. A. Displeased At Her Attitude
NOT DEFENDING HER TITLE
THE CHIN
RISE AND FALL OF CHAMPION
Primo Carnera's Manager Lifts the Veil
Primo Carnera'a recent an-manage their careers in such nouncement that he is going to start model fashion!
all over again is a vivid reminder Primo Carrera's case is a little that the career of the "boxer is different. Being a man of such fraught with ten times as many gigantic stature he attracted more temptations and obstacles as that attention that the average success- of the ordinary man......)
{ful boxer. » Mr. Leon See showed The day after the defeat of the me some of the hundreds of letters giant Italian at the hands of Larry he receives every day. One be
FINANCIAL ASPECT SERIOUSLY AFFECTED Gains. I chatted with Leon See, san, "My great big darling Primo.
AT FOREST HILLS.
Mrs. Wills-Moody, who delighted all with whom she came in contact when visiting Hong Kong less than a year ago, has incurred the displeasure of the United States Lawn Tennis Association by not defending her American National title at Forest Hills,
Her absence has seriously affected the Dnancial aspect of the tourney, and her "rather high-handed tactics" has so displeased the U.S.L.T.A. that it is considered improbable that Helen will be sent abroad again at the expense of the ruling body.
She wins the title, and then finally decides not to defend it.
If the Association is hice enough to dig down into "lis pocket for the money to Rend Mrs Moody to Europe. they argue, why shouldn't she be nice enough to come back and take part in the blue ribbon American event,
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Carnera's manager. He said:"A Another said, "Marriage with a man boxer usually starts his career at like you must be bliss.”
the age of 18 or thereabouts, He This adulation was calculated to spends the next five years gaining turn Carnera's head. From his experience and winning his spars. decision to start again in America By the time the boxer is 25 heit apparently has done. But he is ought to have reached his 'peak to be admired that he has realised For two years he ought to maintain his failings before it is too late. his peak, and, of course, should The man who has another try is al be either a champion or in the ways a potential world champion. running....
Perhaps if some of our British Then when have passed comes Toboggan-women, wine, and all the rest of it, and
US OLYMPIC DIVERS MAY TURN PROFESSIONAL
Stage and Screen - Work
** Los Angeles, Aug. 18. "Persistent rumours that the four Olympic games" diving champions, Harold Smith," Mickey Riley, Dorothy Poynton and Georgia Coleman, would turn professionals, circulated. here to-day
Stage and screen work was said to have tempted them, ́ ́ ́ Freddy___Cady, former Los Angeles Athletic Club coach, who got them their starta, said: he believed they would become professionals, yo
The divers refused to com- ment,
the two years boxers had realised that the 43 RECREIO RINKS FOR
SATURDAY.
the Club and driving about in cère was not the best method of training, just as Carnera has done, we, would
Notable Absentees From Chelsea Team
Alex Jackson Leaves
Stamford Bridge
BRIGHT PROSPECTS THIS SEASON
CONSISTENCY IN AWAY MATCHES IS REQUIRED.
(By Charles Buchan).
There will be several notable absentees from the ranks of the Chelsea team this season. First and foremost Jackson, the Scot- tish international outside-right, is no longer a member of the Stam- ford Bridge brigade, while old servants in Irving, Townrow and Donald have joined Bristol Rovers and Weaver has been-transfer-
red to Bradford City.
The case of Jackson is arousing keen interest,
I understand
If you had seen the gallery that boxer falls from the highest peak to not be looking for champions League Matches Against that Jackson iefused to sign on when offered an engageme
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TAIKOO TEAMS.
May, and since then nothing has been done by the management ex- cept to place Jackson on the open-to-transfer list. I am assured that Jackson and Chelsea have definitely parted company.
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New York. Aug. 17. The United States, Lawn Tennis has watched the women's tennis the very bottom all in one to two
Every boxer I know bas The financial aide of the question Association are showing displeasure championships at Forest Hills thus years. of "Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody" and far, you would understand why Mrs. had a career on those lines. I have is not without significance. When
The following will represent the what they consider her, rather high Moody's presence is so earnestly no reason to suppose that the same Primo Carnera was 18 a sum of £20
desired.
thing will not happen to Primo. He appeared a small fortune, The Club de Recreio in their Lawn handed tactics..
Bowls League matches on Satur
Despite the loss of such fine Many wrong impressions of the In fact, there is a good chance On the opening day for example, started Inte. but remember his other day he gave that as a tip to
day that the U. S. L. T. A. will refuse when Miss Marjorie Leeming of strength is twice that of other a servant who had pleased him.
1st Division v. Craigengower players, Chelsea's prospects are situation have got into print. - Paw I estimate that he will reach | When Dempsey was wiping dishes to send Helen abroad again.
Yancouver, B.C, and Mrs. Anne men. This, of course, depends upon Page of Pennsylvania took the his peak within a year, and then he was overjoyed if someone gave Cricket Club at 3.43 p.m. (Away). (bright," and they should at least know, as I know from an official J. M. M. Alves, R. R. Robarts, equal their performances of last source, that Chelsen would certainly whether or not the ngrieved officiala centre court for the opening match, after a short period of supremacy him sixpence To-day he lives on
consideratim to can gain enough support,
there was only a handful of specta will come the inevitable tobog a £100,000 a year scale.
LC. R. Souza, and RF. Luz year, when they finished twelfth In have given great As a circus performer Carnera (Skip). The grudge against Mrs. "Moody tors..
FX M. Silva, C. A. Lopes, the First Division table and were re-signing Jackson if he had gone to From Mr. See's latest announce had seen very little money. Then is based, it seems, on her apparent By 4.30 in the afternoon the
Jackson was so disgusted with his indifference toward the national crowd had swalled to the magnif-ment it would appear that Carnera he met Leon See. Very soon heE. M. Remedios, and C. G. Silva one of the semi-finalists for the F.Athem cap in hand. Few mow that
is indulging in a "toboggan" before was putting his name to that con- |(Skip),
Challenge Cup. A little more con- treatment that he sought the advice championships.
cent number of 137.
L. A. Gutierrez, F. V. Ribeiro, sistency, especially away from home, of Sir Frederick Wall, who did We say 137 because we "counted he reaches the top of the hill. The tract which starts "I will make your them, and that included the ushers. Italian boxer openly admits that he name known throughout the world A. S. Gomes, and C. E. Marques
and Chelsea might become one of what he could to smooth the matter The stadium,” which
has been drinking everything from Very soon he was being in (Skip). aperitifs to whisky, and has got soft undated with £20,000 offers. "It is 2nd Division v. Craigengower the leading forces in the premier over. bullt for 14,000 or 15,000 was so deserted the players had to before his time.
not logical that such a sudden re- Cricket Club at 3.45 p.m. (Home). division of the Lengte As he refused to sign for Chelsea Although, with the exception of he was placed on the transfer list, D. C. Alves, P.. A. Ivanovich, This admission is bound to give volution of fortunes should be fol- talk to themselves to keep from getting lonesome.t
rise to disapproval. Already pec- lowered by Carnera going soft? 3. C. Ozorio, and A. H. Baato MacAulay (obtained from Glasgow and a fee of £8,000 was put on his Rangers), Chelsea have paid little head. Two years ago Chelsea paid Business has been picking up aple are saying, "What a fool the Most boxers, whether they are (Skip). little, but the gate has been far man is. A splendid and remunera- champions or otherwise, earn suf- F. Xavier, J. M. S. Rosario, or nothing in the way of transfer about £8,500 for Jackson, and I am from pleasing.---United Press. tive career there for the asking, cient during the "peak" time of JJ. Basto, and Dr. R. A. Basto fees, the team has been judiciously sure Jackson magnetic strengthened. MacAulay should add gave Chelsea at least and he wastes his time on alcohol; their careers to save up a consider-(Skip). but I wonder if they realise what able sum of money for the future.
B. Basto, A. E. S. Alves, C. H. power to an already strong defence, extra gate while, in case of emergency, O'Hare, seasons, he temptations beset the boxer's path. Yet how many do? The slums of Basto, and II. A. Alves (Skip)."
What Che who.comes with a promising reputa and what enormous sacrifices have every big city in the world are
In the cireum tion from Shawfield (Glasgow), has to be made if they are to be con-littered with ax-champions. Occa
been secured. Goals will be difficult wonder why Chel quered,
sionally, very occasionally, they be
In their match in the senior to obtain against Chelsea in the 26,000 on Most professional boxers have come referees, trainers or seconds.
whom they C. Y. Cho and C. N. Tsang been brought up in poor circum Sometimes they become the proprie-division against the Kowloon coming campaign.
stances. Primo Carnera lived intors of hotels or enter business. B.G.C. on Saturday, the Taikoo The advent of O'Dowd and the play again for (S.C.A.A.) :— beat Bux and "Madar
6- 4 poverty in an Italian village before But the vast majority fall by the RC, playing at home, will be re-return to form of Russell, make the 3- 6 getting his job as a circus per-wayside. The great god of success presented by the following links: half-back line a powerful force. going to get their £6,000, and I 62 former. Jack Dempsey was a claim them as escrifices. Once J. Russell, D. Bone, J. Polson, Consequently no alterations will be don't think they are going to get made, although acquisitions have Jackson either. For Jackson con- hobe" and dish-washer before they were the high and mighty in and J. Chalmers (Skip). Yong he got his chance. They have been the land. Their every word was R. J. Watson, A. Stalker, R. Keown, been made in Allum, the Maiden- templates leaving football alone for accustomed to a hard life in which joke. Their amiles were blazoned and W. Wotherspoon (Skip) head-centre-half back, who has a bit and going into business on his 60 the word luxury is unknown. And all over the world. Then they D. Peoples, W. Weir, J. Chap-signed professional forms, and Dud- own account
It is a great pity that such a fine 6-1 then they take up boxing. The first lose a fight, then another, and then man, and D. Munro (Skip) ley, s left-half.
The match between the juniors It is forward that Chelsea's pro- footballer should go out of the game 61 few years are still loan and exact- the "toboggan."
of the Talkoo R.C. and the Kow-blem arises. The line is capable of at the early age of 26, but I admire loon B.G.C. will be played at Kow-rising to great heights and playing Jackson's pluck, and I can under- loon, the visitors being represent-superlative football, but, on the stand the reason for his decision. ed by the following —
other hand, they are prone to be I think Chelsea have only them- C Summers, R. Wright A. Mac erratic. A good big inside forward selves to blame. When Jackson ar-
rived: from Huddersfield, two yea would probably remedy this defect, Indoe, and S. Hope (Skip).
but where is be to be found? ago he was fussed and petted to. As it is, a Lack of height and such an extent that he had the great weight, with the inevitable loss of privilege of being the only Chelsea driving force in front of goal, will player allowed into the directors probably be felt. For this reason com after matches. I have seen I feel that Chelsea will not reap the him there and spoken to him there, full benefit of their undoubted and noted his remark that the other ability,
players did not like it. Can you wanderta To take the place of Jackson there is Crawford and a new outaide- right, Oakton, from Bristol Rovers I formed a high
of Oakton's merits last year, the will eart
"B" DIVISION,
Recreio Beat Clab.
At the H.K.C.C., the Club de lost to Rumjahn and Abbas
Recreio beat the Hong Kong Cric-beat Rumjahn and Suffiad. ket Club by 7 sets to 2.
Scores:
Howker and Monaghan:-
H: K. Ho and N. C. (S.C.A.A.)':—
drew with A. Remedios and
beat Bux and Maðar.
beat Rumjahp and Abbas'
E. A. Norenha"..
6-6
lost to FJ. Remedios and H.
beat Rumjahn and Sufflad
A. Barros ..
1- 6
beat C.. A. Barretto and Dr.
Gutteres
TABEE TO DATE.
1
"C" Division,
- Sats
Nowers and Worrall:- drew with Remedios and
Noronha....
A. Pts
ing, but with the gaining of ex- perience they begin to see life in
a different way. They win a few victories, and their stock automa- tically goes up. They recalve more money for fights. People begin to
BATSMEN BOWLERS
DISLIKE.
Woolley Does Not Allow
F. W. L'D. F. 6- SC. de R.
.1418 1 0:944 31 26 S.C.A.A...1811 2.0 80 28 20 youngster.... G.A.18 9 4 0 74 44 18
C.R.C.1414 00116% 11% 28 whisper that here is a coming Ball To Do Its Work.
lost to Remedios and Barros 4-8 lost to Barretto and Gütteres 5-7
Gordon and Lloyd :---- lost to Remedios and Noronha
lost to Remedios and Barros
lost to Barretto and Gutteres
C.R.C C.C.C
TABLE TO DATE.
"B" Division.
2-6
K.I.T.C. C.C.C.
A. T. CA
14
Heads Turned.
E. Greenwood, J. Waid, J. Sloan, and H. McKechnie (Skip).
W. Brown, T. Currie, G, Stewart, and G. McLeod (Skip).
The way Brown Bumped out and Y.M.C.A. 13 7-6 1:68% 48% 15 Slowly the climb up the ladder hit Freeman at Blackheath remind
..:14 8 6 2 51% 72 continues. Mr. See's words per-ed me of a chat I had at Old
.12 6 5 149: 60 18
12.8 80 47% 55 12 haps describe the ascent best, Trafford recently with Mitchell, 8-61.R.C. ....14 5 5 4 591⁄2 151⁄2 12 "Most boxers are so enthusiastic the Derbyshire spin bowlar, SOCIAL FUNCTION AT 57 R.S.C...14 69 0.46% 88% 10 and eager to gain the laurel crown," (writes Corinthian In the Daily
H.K.U.T.C. .10 451 40% 50%
7 7 0.0 4715 S.C.A.A7 6 1 0 40% 10% 12 H.K.U.T.C.95 3 1 404 405 11 C. de R... 0 5 4 0 481⁄2 84% 10] A.T.C. 8 8 50 30 420 LR.O. ..... 8 2 4 2 29 424 6
H.K.C.C. ... 9 3 5 1 33 49 Flipino C. 15 210,1 824' 8846 [K.C.C......14 211 1,41%. 84%
P.R.C.
14.0.12 2.30
2:30 942
TAUNTON BOY MAY PLAY FOR SOMERSET.
C.S.C.C. 8181 21 60 Takes All Ten Wickets
H.K.C.C. MA. 8:170, 191⁄2-625" K.C.CA/8080184 883
DAC DIVISION;P
South China Beat L.R.C.
At King's Park, yesterday South China Athletic Associati beat the Indian Recreation Club by
8 sets to 1
Scores
KH. Wong “and) SETUMOK (S.CAA)
beat S. A R. Buz and MP.
At Lord's.
J. H. Cameron a 16-years-old Taunton School boy, one of the best spin bowlers of his age, ing at Lord's for The Rest aga Lord's Schools, took wicketa:
His full analysis was:
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career that they have no truck with Mitchell agreed with my conten- women or drink. They burn with tion that the quick-footed, quick- the flame to succeed and on, they eyed batsman who adopts a bold go, higher and higher, to the very policy can be a ferror to the slow championship.
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