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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1934.

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UNPOPULAR DECISION FOR ROSENBLOOM

Light-Heavy Champion Finds His Match

JIMMY MILLER'S CLEAN HARD PUNCHING

New Orleans, Apr 10. The light heavyweight · box- Ing champion, Max Rosen- bloom, gained an unpopular decisión over Jimmy Miller, of Detroit, in a ten round bout here, to-night...

Miller, the 22-year-old former Olympic champion, carried the fight to Rosenbloom throughout and dazed the champion with a terrific right to the chin in the final round. Rosenbloom cavorted about the ring and retaliated to Miller's clean and hard punching with his well-known slapping tactics.

One judge decided in favour of Miller, and the other WBE for Rosenbloom. The referee also picked the champion, giving him the decision. The United Press.

rounds tally-sheet, showed seven for Miller, two for Rosenbloom, and one even.-United Press.

“ENGLAND'S STRONG

MAN"

Champion Lifts 2 Cwts.

With One Hand.

HIS SECRET OF HEALTH

Edward

THE CHINA MAIL.

The Sporting Gesture

Frank Shields (left), whe bowed to Lester Stouffen in straight sets in the semi-Bnals. of the national indoor tennis championships, at New York, congratulates bis conqueror like the good sportsman he is. The victory placed Stoeffen in the finals to bent Gregory Mangin, holder for the past two years, in straight gets...

STOEFFEN

CONQUERS

G. 'MANGIN

Holder Robbed Of Third Win.

STRAIGHT SETS' TRIUMPH

New York, March. 22. The two year reign of Gregory

CUNNINGHAM,

SETS INDOOR

MILE RECORD

4.8.4. At Madison Square Garden.

LOVELOCK'S " RECORD STANDS

Glenn Cunningham of Kansas smashed the world's indoor mark for one mile when he recorded 4 minutes, 8.2.5 seconds at the Madi- son Square Gardens, New York, on March 18 last. This record shat! ters that of 4 minutes 10 seconds! [set up by. Gene Venzke of Penn

sylvania University...,

This new record is also below that of Bonny's American outdoor

record of 4 minutes 8.7.10 seconds. Jack Lovelock, the New Zealan- Įder, however, holds the world's fastest time for the distance which The negotiated in 4 minutes 7.6.10

seconds.

PERU WITHDRAWS FROM „DAVIS CUP

Brazil In Zone Final

As The Result ́

Rio de Janeiro, Mar: 23. Peru has informed the Brazi-

an Sports Federation that it is not possible to send a team to meet Brazil in the first round of the South American Zone in the Davis.

-Cup competition

As only two countries challeng- ed in that zone Brazil will meet, In the inter-zone final, the win- ners of the North American soc- tion, in which the United States, Canada, and Mexico, take part.

THE PACIFIC COAST:

BASEBALL LEAGUE

Los Angeles Beat Hollywood.

'SECURE LEAD

San Francisco, Apr. 11.. Los Angeles took the lead in the

The watches clocked Cunning- ham at the quarter in 0:62.6, at the half in 2:07, (an 0:64.8 quar) ter); at the three quarters in 3:08.6) (an 0:612 quarter) and at the Pacific Coast League, to-day, by tape in 4:08.4 (an, 0:59.8 quarter), defeating Hollywood while San Francisco, who yesterday enjoyed

GRIMSBY TOWN RECORD.

Trawler Named After

a tle for first place, dropped back by losing to the Missions. Batters throughout the Coast League. were · in rere form to day, slugging matches being the rule and tight

GRAND NATIONAL Second Division Team pitching the exception

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"FINEST IN PORT"

The important Los Angeles vic tory was achieved as the result of fourteen hits although the van- Once again. Gregalach, because

ashed Hollywood club collected London, Mar. 10. thirten he was top weight, headed the

blow's, the score "Grimsby Town" is to be

being parade. It will be the last time he name of a new trawler' to be built San Francisco's loss to the

the 11-7. Each team had one error. will do so, for he has run his last by one of the big Grimsby fishing sions also was the outcome of a slugfest, with the Seals banging cut eleven hits and the Missions Aixteen, the ultimate score being 10-5.

Mio-

The only abut-out of the day was

Aston, of Wakering Road. Barking, Essex, is rellring

race. The good old horse had concerns. That is, if the town unbeaten from holding the heavy-|

been going splendidly on the second gain promotion to the First Divi weight lifting championship of

circuit when he fell back quite sion, as seems almost certain. England for more than 21 years-

suddenly.

When Consolidated Fisheries, a longer period than one man has

Obviously something was wrong. Limited, of Grimsby, built half a Jever held it before. He is 49.

We were to learn that he had dozen trawlers, which were named Aston defeated Max Sick (a Mangin as national indoor tennis received an injury to the suspen- after prominent football clubs, recorded in the Portland-Sacra German) in a middle-weight lift-champion came to an end yesterday [sory ligament, and now his grate eighteen months ago, the Chairmento clash, the Beavers being ing contest on August 4, 1310, at the Seventh Regiment Armoryful owner, Mrs. Gemmell, has man, Sir John D. Marsden, was held to three hits while, the Bees to ten rana. Seattle remained in a retirement.

named Grimsby Town.

He said: "Let Grimsby Townie with Hollywood for the cellar Disasters happened at the first win their way to Division I and I'll by losing by 0-5 to Oakland, al- Lence. Southern Hero appeared of the British Empire through the In the final round of the thirty-to refuse. Sorley Boy, Pelorus build the finest trawler in the port though they outhit the Oaks by a wide margin and each team made and name it after them." the then Australian fifth annual tournament, before a Jack, and Fortnum fell. The champion, the late Clarence We-crowd of 2,200 spectators, the greatly fancied Sorley Boy seemed of Grimsby's commanding leader

He has kept his word. In view two errors. ber, to meet his challenge to the sturdy, quick-footed little George-to pitch on kja hend

Seattle town graduate yielded his crown to No Falls at Becher's

Oakland Portland

which at the time it was claimed, and the challenge trophy was pre- decided to give him, a home in asked why none of the vessels was were coverting thirteen wallope in-

gave him the world's championship

in that weight. In 1912 he won served for another year of com the title of heavy-weight champion petition.

default of

title.

ship in the Second Division and almost certain promotion, Sir John "The secret of health and phy-the giant Lester R. Stoefen of Los While the first. fence, quite has announced that he has ap. sical fitness." Aston told a Press Angeles, who ranks two places plain, ordinary affair, took such proved designs for a new ship to representative, "does not lie in de-jahead of him at No. 3 in the nation-serious toll, the formidable be named Grimsby Town.-Router. priving oneself or in following a list.

Becher's failed to trap a single

On Saturday Grimsby beat Ful- special diet. I have always smok- An hour and four minutes after victim, not only on the first circuit ham. to make certain of the cham- ed and I enjoy my glass of beer. Benjamin H. Dwight had called but when it had to be crossed for pionship and promotion. At the same time, it is not enough "play" from the umpire's chair. the second time. just to exercise. With scientifle the towering blond Californian had physical training`I have coupled forced

the capitulation of the

I imagine (bis must be a record for any Grand National,

Take now the position as it was

the use of commonsense. The se-player who had been invincible cret of health and physical fitness against all others on the board at the water jump in front of the Ha contained in one world-com-courts since 1932.

monsense.

· [standa. First over was Delaneige, Bearing down pitilessly with his going great guns and apparently

"A curious, point about profes-catapulting service, he broke up well within himself. In close definitely held Deláncige safe.. |sional weight-lifting," Aston said, Mangin's feared volleying attack attendante on this horse, in the

There is little to add except "Is that it is now conducted under with the pressure and markoman- vivid orange colours, was Forbra, something of a personal note to the control of the Amateur Weight-ship of the skimming, flat drives.then Egremont and Golden Miller, explain how Miss Faget got the Lifting Association. Before the Stoefen-loomed formidable when Thomond II, and Remus, with all horse that has enabled her to War there "War a professional he closed in to the net, and es-the rest of the nineteen survivors achieve one of her ambitions and body, but it has now been merged tablished his superiority beyond in-a bunch. with the

amateur association, question to win at 6—1, 8–6, 6––4. A Narrow Escape which appoints all referees for contesis."

Aston has appeared all over England on the stage in exhibi-

tions of physical culture, and of late years in exhibitions of acroba-- tle dancing. He has probably done as much as anyone to make Bri- tain's youth "health conscious."

His greatest feat is a one- hand lift-technically knowa as the "one hand clean and bent press"-of 2431⁄2 lb.- over 2 cwis.

China Mail Sports Diary

TO-DAY

Cricket. Inter-unit Competition,| Small Units v. East Lancashires (Hong Kong C. C. ground), 11 am.

Hockey Hong Kong Hockey Club seniors v. Radio Sports, 5 p.m.

TO-MORROW Racing. Entries close for Fourth Extra Race Meeting, noon.

FRIDAY

He has long conducted Courses (on physical development and now •

that he is retiring intends to de- Meetings-Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Association extraordinary general velop this side of his activities and

meeting. to devote himself to advising the new generation.

SNOOPING AROUND ||

Golf is a topping game to many ja beginner,

ON THE LIGHTER - SIDE OF SPORT

F. Fox, the jockey, is making efforts to find out what happens to horses when they have finished with Bozers need plenty of sleep) it is racing. Bold.

seem

to back them! That may be why many of them rarely get up before the stroke off ten.

·Professional billiards players keep their hands well manicured ̧to' pre- serve, a 'delicate touch,

"Cultivating' the cus-tickle.

|· After losing both football matches Cambridge "sent to: 44% lengths to | win: the... Boat, Rass,

Graes was third in the amateur skating championship. It isn't my Introng, point wither.

win the Grand National. The

other, we may be sure, to to win

Sacramento Los Angeles Hollywood

R. H.

10

6

10- 10 11. 14 718

The standings of the clubs are:

W.

Pet

.550

.550

.556

.556

.444

.333

-United Press.

Los Angeles *Missions

Oakland Sacramento San Francisco Portland Hollywond

Scuttle

BABE RUTH'S FIRST HOMER OF SEASON.

Yankees Beat Bravés At St. Petersburg. HOGAN'S ACCIDENTAL FOUL

They went for the second time the Derby. into the country. A friend who was at Becher's says that, Golden Miller and Delanelge seemed to come dangerously close together; as they rose at the fence. Gerry Wilson was reported to have said that he was afraid his horse was coming down there, but I do not and while "The Miller, showed

bat, and ended a Braves' uprising. gather that he was really in any great facility as a "chaser and held

Hogan's accidental foul tell into serious trouble.'

out the greatest promise, which hek as now fulfilled, the other the waiting glove of Norman Kies, horse was about at the top of the and the Yankees' second triumph

Golden Miller, like so many Grand National winners, Was bred in Ireland and passed into the possession of the late Mr. Philip Carr, father of the Netts. County cricket captain ninth inning, accidentally, hit a He had another hores, Insurance, high pop fly with the handle of his

St. Petersburg, Fla., Mar. 17. Trying to dodge a head-high in- side ball at Waterfront Park to- day. Frank Hogan, pluch-hitting for Pitcher Lew Krausse în the

Personally,

never saw

Golden Miller do anything

over Bill McKechnie's athletes in tres as a hurdler. wrong. I have already related

Golden Miller Sold

as many days" was assured. The what happened from about that point.

Miss Paget negotiated for their score was 6 to 5. d

Babe Ruth's first home run of People seemed immensely satin-purchase, and Mr. Carr, who was the year and another by his un- fied with the result, not only that in poor health, accepted her very derstudy, Myrll Hoag, were the [the honours went to a grand horao tempting offers, running into

and a heavily backed one, but that several thousands of pounds for highlights in a game that saw the

Yankees come from behind. they saw a real thrill, right up to each horse.

With

2

the jumping of the last fence. As! Since then they have been train-Johnny Allen getting his first game. a matter of fact, the real thrilled for her by Basil Briscoe at New-workout of the year, the Braves was confined to only two, for market. Three times has Golden accumulated a two-run lead with Forbra had definitely tired and was Miller won the Cheltenham Gold which to start,

Ruth's gigantic blow over the out of it so far as winning was Cup. And of all the horses the concerned, while Thomond II. never have won the Grand National in right field wall in the third reduced this margin, and a concéntrated looked like overhauling the pair in modern times none looks more are of three hits, one of them front,

likely to break a' long sequence of double by Red Rolfe, with a scrídce The Winning Jockey

fallures and succeed, in the next When I chatted with Wilson year or twe, in winning the rage thred and the lead in the fifth,

jand an error,' brought the Yanks It is not correct that some, Scot- tích, footballers speak through the some time after he had dressed, he a second time, nose to save wearing out the teeth, was, of course, happy, but coolar Let me add that the race was than the average person on the run today in the wonderful time Turkish football matokes bogin|course,, He said his horse had of 9 min. 20 2-5 seç., which breaks with the presentation of bouquets, never made a mistake bad enough last year's record by just on eight but often end - in "Aghts;” says to alarm him. Had he at any time seconds. Of course, the conditions Paddefoot

Flowers to caidísawers,

· OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT"

RECORDS SHATTERED

Rome, Apr. 11. any anxiety? Yes, for a moment,perfect going and absence of Dr. Achille Cayatoldi yesterday, Just before coming to the second wind, and rain-helbed in thelat Tremezzina, broke two world last fence, when he felt that making of the record. The French (speed records for outboard motor The Army XV.. put up an wzeep. Delansige was going just as well, horse, Trocadero, was Inbouring boats: He attained 74 kilometres tional Moher "but Guy's, were too if not better, than he was, "A few as he went over the water Ha(about 40 miles) per hour in a bost clever for them."

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