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MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933.
PHILIPPINES CAUSE LAWN BOWLS SENSATION
DENSMORE
SHUTE WINS
BRITISH OPEN
ats Craig Wood. By 5 Strokes.
SHOES AND STOCKINGS ARE REMOVED TO PLAY OUT OF STREAM
First Play Off Since 1921
London, To-day.
Securing a lead of three strokes
BEAT IRELAND BY
14 SHOTS
WIMBLEDON
TRACK TEAM · BEATEN
TITLES SHARED · OXFORD AND · CAMBRIDGE
BY 4 NATIONS
Frenchmen Frustrate
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND Japan's Bid.
INDIA TRIUMPH
GUTIERREZ SHIELD MATCHES
ENGLAND, India, Scotland and the Philippines won their ties in the
First Round of the Gutierrez International Lawn Bowls rink competition at the K.C.C. yesterday afternoon.
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BRITISH WOMEN BEATEN BY FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP HOLDERS.
Two Titles Retained.
London, To-day.
The 1933 All-England Cham-
at the end of eighteen holes Den- England, who are favoured to win the competition which has pionships at Wimbledon are now smore Shute won the British Open been inaugurated this year, will meet Scotland in the Semi-Final
but a memory. On Saturday the Golf Championship at St. Andrew's Round at the Police Recreation Club on Sunday, July 23, while India, Jon Saturday when he beat Craig who should reach the Final, will play the Philippines.
four remaining Finals were played Wood by five strokes in the play The Philippines caused the sensation of the afternoon when in brilliant sunshine and before a off over 36 holes. Shute is the they beat Ireland by 14 shots. Taking the lead from-the first head tenth successive American to win R. Rasa never allowed J. Cavanagh an opportunity to secure the lead record crowd.
Scotland completely outplayed Australasia to win by 17 shots, Of the 27 nations which, seat the title.
a six and a five at the 11th and 12th ends sealing the fate of Teddy
to the famous Shute and Craig Wood, both of Fincher's rink. Wales, under the skipping of F. Jones, did well to representatives whom are American Ryder Cup hold India to only 7 shots, The Welshmen actually led up to the tournament Australia, America, players, tied with an aggregate of 11th head. Level at the 13th end England forged ahead to beat 232 at the conclusion of the four Portugal by 6 shots, L. A. Gutterre, the dougs, of the shield for France, and Germany secured one rounds on Friday.
this competition, was unfortunately unable to play for the losers. title each, while France and His place was filled by C. G. Slīva.
America were represented by the winners of the Women's Doubles.
The following were the results of the Finals:
This was the first tle since J. Hutchison and Wethered re- turned 296 at St. Andrew's in 1921. Hutchison won the play
of.
England v. Portugal
(England won by 6 shots)
Craig Wood early hung a mill-England. rtone round his neck when he H. Hampton ¡drove into Swilcan Burn. He had B. W. Bradbury
to remove his shoes and stockings F. Cullen
to play out." Shute confidently held A. W. Grimmitt on to his lead throughout.
Portugal.
F. X. M. Silva
A. S. Gomes
R. F. Luz
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The following were the cards Heads
DENSMORE SHUTE.
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Wales v. India.
(India won by 7 shots)
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MEN'S SINGLES
Crawford (Australia) beat Vines
Yule And Harvard · Win On Second Places
Cambridge, Mass, To-day, "The Oxford and Cambridge track, team, were unfortunate to lose to Yale, and Harvard in the annual athletic meeting which was held here on Saturday. Winning six events each the Americans gained the verdict by virtue of nine seconds as against the British team's three.*
The British team broke four re- cords for the meeting, while the
· Americans recorded new figures in one of the events-Reuter,
BRITISH TRACK RECORDS
Burghley Beaten By Facelli.
REID SECOND IN 100 YARDS
London. To-day. Lehtinen, the Finnish Olympic
(U.S.A, and holder) 4-6, 11-9, 6-2, 2-6 runner, shältered the British re--- 6-4.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
Mrs. Moody (U.S.A. and holder) beat
1 1 Miss Round (Britain) 6-4, 6-8, 6-2.
MEN'S DOUBLES
4 Borolra and Brugnon (France and 4 holders) beat Nunol and Satoh (Japan)
4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5.
WOMEN'S DOUBLES
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Mme. Mathieu and Miss Ryan beat
cord for the Three Mile at the Bri- tish A. A. A. Meeting at the White City on Saturday. One other rev cord was smashed when Heljasz broke the Putting the Weight figures.
Lord Burghley was beaten by his old rival Facell and Dr. F. P.. Reid was beaten in the 100 Yards by Berger, a Dutch entrant.
Madarasz (Hungary) recorded the second foreign victory at the meet-
12 Miss James and Miss Yorke (Pritaining when he won the Throwing the
14 6-2, 9-11, 6-4.
MIXED DOUBLES
Discus with a distance of 144ft. 114ias. This effort beat P. Bermingham's-winning throw last. year by ft. 3Mins.
Von Cramm and Fraulein Krah- Johnson, the English representa- 28 winkel (Germany) heat Farquhara tive, carried off the Seven Miles 2and Miss Healey 7-5, 8-6.
Walk In bemine. 1.375secs., which” Jean Borotra and Jacques Brug was Imin. 38.1/5secs. slower than inon, the holders, beat their A. H. G.Pope's time last year.
Irish Triumph. Britton, the Irish contender, won
Ireland v. Philippines Australasia v. Scotland. lightning-like thrusts, deadly kill-the Throwing the Hammer event.
Philippines
The following were their scores in the first four rounds:
Craig Wood 77, 72, 68, 75. Densmore Shute 73, 73, 73, 79. Gene Sarazen, the holder, tied (Philippines won by 14 shots) for third place with Syd Easter Ireland brook (Britain) and Leo Diegel, H. Lockhart all of whom returned aggregatea D. Murphy,
J. Lunny of 293.
|J. C. Cavanagh
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The lowest championship score {to bè. recorded at St. Andrew's
was Bobby Jones' 185 in 1927) The lowest in the history of the British Open was Gene Sarazen's 283 at Sandwich last year,
Of the previous ten winners of the British Open, Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones have It three
V. Atienza
V. Espina
Scotland won by 17 shots).
Scotland- Australasia
J. R. Way
W. E. Way
A, Hyde Lay J. C. Chalmers W. Mair
F. V. Whitta E. C. Fincher 26 (Skip) 12
Australia
M. J. Medina
R. Basa
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ing and vigorous driving complete with a distance of 147ft. 6ins., ly overwhelmed both Nunei and an inch short of G. Walsh's effort
Satoh -
The
"Bounding Basque's" antics amused His Majesty the King, who viewed the game from the Royal Box.
last year.
Whitehead, the Northern ... champion, won the Half Mile In the good time of 1 min. 54.1/5 secs. beating Scrimshaw by a yard. Pearce was third Whitehead's time was 2.2/5 secs.
More Mathieu and Elizabeth Ryan completed the "double" when they beat the young British pair better than T. Hampson's time 1after a thrilling struggle. The last year. Hampson broke the 2 Franco-American pair, secured the world's record for 800 Metres at the doubles title at the French Cham- Olympic Games after winning this 5pionships at Auteuil recently, event
Last year Miss Ryan partnered
A. Bell, another Northern cham-
5 Helen Jacobs in the Final, but they pion, won the Throwing the Jave- were beaten by Mile Metaxa lin with a distance of 169 ft 1ins.
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Germany's First Win
Results:
COTTON. WINS
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Cotton was four up at the eighteenth and kept his lead the rest of the way. --
Their scores were 67 and 71 ref- pectively.ZANC PENDAN
Sarazen lost the first of his five [Challenge: matches against- Archie
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22 recorded Germany's first triumph.
Won by 3 Yards in 15 secs.
24 in the history of the Mixed Doubles One Mile
24 Championship when they beat
26 Norman Farquharson, the South
28 African. and Mary Heeley, the 20 British Wightman Cup player, 29 after 26 games.
Helen Wills-Moody beat Dorothy
1. RBL
2. Price
Won by 20 Yarda in 4 min 14.1/5 secs.
440 Yards Hardlos--
1
L Facelif (Italy)
2. Lord Burghley
Round, the British hope, by 6.4, Poron by
FOOTBALLERS AT 6-8, 6-3 to win the Women's
BOWLS.
Club Play Practice Encounter,
Yarda in 58.8/5-żeca.
the Weight
1. Belfast (Poland)
2. Howland
Singles Championship at Wimbledon for the sixth time in her career. Long
Distance Sift 8ins (British re-
and 45ft 43 ins.
An unpleasant incident which 1 Balogh (Hungary).
occurred through a line umpire's 100 Vares 23t
Distance: 24ins.
(decision marred what: would have
Saunders (Southern champion) Time 9.9/10 secs,
The Hong Kong Football Club been one of the greatest women's Three Miles who have now a bowling green of matches in the history of the tourna-1 Lehtinen (Finland) their own, played a practice game ment, on Saturday,"
The following were the scores
"A" Rink
J. Beach
S. Strange
H. Woolley w
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"B" Rink
R. T. Shaw
J. Woods
W. Pryde
A A. W. Hodges
A. Brooksbank
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Reid
2. Cerati (Italy) Bat
Won by 200 Yards in 14,mina 9.170- Only Mrs. Lambert Chambers, secs. (British record) the British player, has a better, re- 220 Yards cord than "Poker Face Helen. She Berger (Holland) won the title on seven occasions Won by 14 Yards in 22- Suzanne Tenglen won it air times. High Jumpe
Miss: Round is the first player to B. A. Prenvrove win. a set from Mrs. Moody for hix (27) - (Skip)*** 16 years.
E. S. Carter
G. F. Greber
A. IL. Sully
E Strange
A Stevens
Mrs. Moody sgalů subdued her stroke power and was con- tent to produce no greater "speed than her opponent,, who C. B. Robertson drove splendidly, but who *11**(Skip) 20 it failed to slow.
craft
C. Lowry, the pid Cambridge) Bise who captained the New Zealand Flogge cricket teama in England in 1927 and. The French” 1981, In now married to Miss, Märgat Russell, the young bat daughter of Bir won by Hi
championship,::pla Andrew Hamilton Russell, who was par Borel de A commander in the New Zealand the 36 holes an Forces during the Great War,
golf Miss Boulle tunities at the
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