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THE CHINA- MAIL.
CHAN CHUN HING TO GO TO MANILA GAMES
First Game Of Hockey In The "World Series."
A stirring action picture made during the first Stanley Cup play-off between Unfeaga Black Hawks and Detroit Red Wings, at Detroit. Five Black Hawks have swooped to the defence of their citade} as Lewis (down) of the Red Wings tries to break through. Chiengo won 2-1. Three out of five games take the cup.
DON BRADMAN
RECORDS "DUCK”
AT CAMBRIDGE First On An English Wicket.
PONSFORD 195 NOT OUT
GARRISON
BILLIARDS
FULL FIXTURE CARD FOR SEASON. Inter-Unit Tourney Opens Monday.
R. A. O. B. CLUB AT HOME TO NAVY
Win Billiards And
Darts.
LOSE SNOOKER AND CRIB
A Garies Tournament was held in the R.A.OR. Club yesterday
$
LEAVING TO-DAY BY
COOLIDGE
2 WATER POLO PLAYERS ALSO GOING
BASEBALLER MAY GO :
Chan Chun-hing, one of the selected swim- mers to represent China in the Tenth Far Eastern Olympiad, whose illness on the eve of the Chinese athletes' departure for Manila last Sunday, neces- sitated his withdrawal, will leave for the scene of the Olympic Games this evening by the s.s. Pre- sident Coolidge, which arrives this afternoon.
Accompanying Chan are two Chinese water- polo players, Pau Lai and Yeung Hang-wah, who will represent China in that event at the Games.
Pau and Lai were last minute selections, when it became known that China was lacking in water-polo players.
MUNN WITHDRAWS FROM WALKER CUP TEAM
Lionel Crawley Given Vacancy
St. Andrew's To-day. The British Walker Cup player, L. Munn, has withdrawn from the team which is to meet America, to-morrow, owing to illness.
The retirement of Munn at the
last moment places the British team in an unfortunate position.
A later message states that Lionel Crawley, finalist in this years English Amateur Cham- pionship, has filled the vacancy caused by Munn's retirement.- Reuter.
WHITE SOX
Senators Beaten By 8 To 1 Margin.
“HALE HITS TWO HOMERS IN U. S. BASEBALL
1
Chan, who is one of China's - best sprint swimmers, has now completely recovered from his indisposition.
Chan is a native of Fukien, but is now with the Canton Air Force. He was champion swim- mer for Hong Kong and Canton for the 1930 and 1932 seasons. He represented China in two Far Eastern Olympiads-in 1927 and 1930. Last year at the Chinese National Meeting in Nanking, ho won the 50 and 100 metres and was second in the back-stroke events to secure the National title.
KWANTUNG CHAMPION
Pau Lai is the present holder of the Kwangtung Provincial aquatic title, and an excellent water-polo
swimming at the Fifth Chinese National Athletic Meeting at Nan- king last year. He is 19 years old, and a student at the Sun Yat Sen University.
London, To-day. After scoring 271 funs in two The 1934 Garrison Inter Unit when the Club entertained teams Jinnings Don
Bradman failed Billiards League will commence from H.M.S. Submariacs, Parthian, NEW MANAGER FOR player. He represented Canton at against Cambridge University on Monday evening with three | yesterday, being clean bowled matches.
Proteus, Phoenix and Pandora. fourth ball for a "duck," his first The South Wales Borderers; the The honours for 'Snooker and in England,
holders, will meet the Royal En-Crib went to the Submarines, but J. G. W. Davies, a slow right-gineers, former winners, in Szigeti (Violin) and Halle Orch. hand bowler of leg breaks, pro- opening series.
the the Club were easy winners in the Fres Nat (Piano) and Sym. Orch,vided the sensation.
Billiards and Darts. He is 23 The following is the complete The following years old and plays for the Kent äxture at giving the home team sults: Huberman (Violin) Friedman
second eleven in the Minor Coun-first: (Piano)-ties Championship. Mendelssohn-Concerto In E Minor. Szigeti (Violin) and Phil. Orch. In spite of Bradman's failure Lincolns Brahms Quartet In C Minor
Leuer String Quartet.]the Australians compiled 418 for Borderers Schubert-Quartet In A Minor
4 wickets before the close of play,
East Lance, Kolisch Quartet.
Ponsford carrying his bat for a Small Units laborious 195, Darling, the R.A.M.C. tourists' best left-hander, 98, and Engineers Brown 77 not out,
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ENGLAND'S TEST
CAPTAIN
Four Most Likely Candidates.
CHAPMAN POSSIBILITY
Leam
A successor to D. R. Jardine as captain of England's Test against Australia this season is not likely to be known for some
weeks.
When A. P. F. Chapman return-i ed from Australia with the auc-| cessful M.C.C. team in 1929, he was a natural choice as captain for the last Australian tour here in 1930. Similarly, D. R. Jardine would have been the obvious leader for
Tel. 21322.
WYATT AGAIN TO CAPTAIN WARWICKSHIRE
but on
Ponsford played a stolid knock Borderers
Lincolns
n dull weather,
a good Artillery wicket. He reached 50 after 150 minutes at the crease,
Lincolns and gave Eart Lanes his only chance-a hard catch at R.A.M.C. mid on-when 66. Included in his first fifty were 21 singles. He Small Units reached the
R.A.M.C. century in 210
Engineers minutes.
Darling, however, played enter-Artillery prising cucket to score his 98 out Engineers of 139 in 99 minutes. He hit East Lanes R. E. S. Wyatt
six and 14 boundaries, scaring, to Small Units has been re- elected captain of the
leg with delightful ease and driv- Borderers. Warwick- shire County Cricket Club. Rev, Jing to the boundary with
R.A.M.C. Limed shots. H. Parsons was elected vice-cap-: tain. He hopes to assist the county
Engineers the Edgbaston
in Reveral matches,
of
MONMOUTHSHIRE MAY
CIVE UP CRICKET
well-
Artillery
Lincolns Borderers East Lancs
May 14
BA.BL.C.
v Artillery
v Engineers
May 18
v Lincolns
nese
100
combe 100
SECOND OLYMPIAD . Yeung Hang-wah is a law stu Ident at the Sun Yat Sen Univer- sity. He represented Hong Kong in the First National Athletic New York, To-day. Meeting at Hangchow in 1930, Lew Fonseca, former manager of In the same year he represented the Chicago White Sox, was dis-China in the water-polo competi- missed yesterday and Jimmy Dykestion at the Far Eastern, Games in has been appointed as the new Tokyo. He is a native of Chung- manager. The change over saw shan, and is well-versed in music. the White Sox secure an 8 io I wận IT IS ALSO RUMOURED THAT
CHENG FAT, A BASEBALL PLAY-' over the Senators.
ER MAY The New York Giants, world SWIMMING TRIO TO MANILA TO ACCOMPANY THE
were
the
6 Points.
R.M.S. Submarines R.A.O.B. Club. Crib, 3 Points. 6 Points. Daris.
7 Points.
Billards:-
Reader
49 Funnel
100
Bennett
19 Clarke
100
V
Myers
58 Bagley
v Borderers
Allen
Brimble.
v East Lancs.
May
21
v Engineers
Total Snooker:
148
✓ Small Units May 25
Myers
40 Fowler
49
Balmer
60 Martin
42
↑ Borderers
Turner
34 Goddard G8
v Small Units
Reader
$2 Pearce
30
May 28
* Artillery
Tota!
201 Total
198
pitching by Dizzy Dean, in the Na- tional League, and the. Cardinals won by a 4 to 0 tally,
East Lane,
v Borderers
East Lanca, Artillery
Зиде 1
v Lincolns
v R.A.M.C.
June 4
v Lincolne
* Engineers
Artillery
June 8
v Small Units
v Borderera ✓ East Lunes June 11
Small Units
v R.A.M.C. v. Engineers June 15
Total 400
SERVICE CORPS TRIUMPH.
Ordnance Beaten By 10 Points,
champions, were blanked by brilliant PARTICIPATE IN THE GAMES.
I.R.C. BOWLS RINK
The following will represent the
Hale recorded a personal triumph for Cleveland Indians in the Ameri- can League by hitting two homers against Philadelphia, but his efforts Indian Recreation Club in their proved unavailing as the Athletics league bowls match against the won by a 5 to 4 margin after the Hong Kong Football Club at Soo- game had been extended to the tenth kunpoo on Saturday:
In a friendly billiards match last innings. night, the Royal Army Service Corps defeated the Royal Army Ordnance Corps by 10 points.
Alvin
D. M. Khan, M. I. Razack, A. M. Results as cabled by Beuter were: Omar and A. M. Wahub (skip); A. H. Rumjahn, S. O. Hux, A. R. Minu and National League
K. M. Omar (skip); S. M. Rumjan, R. H. E. A. Baker, M. Y, Adal and A. R. Dallah
0 5 0l(skip).
9 15 Boyle, Wilson, Taylor and Cue-j cinello hit homers, Chicago
10 20.
SCHOOL BASKETBALL
At the Children's Playground at... Kowloon Tong, yesterday the Man 1 Sang Primary School defeated the Camilli, Jurges and Root hit Combined Primary Schools in
Scores:
R.A.8.C.
R.A.O.C.
100 Aldridge
Scores AS
were:
+
cabled by Reuter Small Units
Engineers East Lancs
v Lincolns
Halford
100 Bodwen
B8 51
[New York
Dizzie Dean pitched St. Louis
4 10 1
v Borderera
Cubitt
88 Parker 100
Trim
v Artillery
70 Smith
June
V
Lincolns.
Eycott Land
100 95 Gormley 100
Brooklyn
3
05 Clarke
East Lancs
Clarke
96 Murdin
v R.A.M.C.
June 22
Total
649 Total
100 100
639
V
* Engineers
R.A.M.C.
homers.
¿
v Small Units
Boston
40th Co. R.5.
10 18 Whitney and Lee hit homers Cincinnati
3 12
Philadelphia Pittsburgh
Chicago "C" Coy, Borderers. Washington
6 11
27
American League
8 18
0
1 8
The Intention of the Monmouth-Australians: 418 for 4 (W. H. Pous-Borderers England this season, if he had not shire County Cricket Club. to re- informed the M.C.C. that he didjaign their status as a second-class
ford 195 not out, L Darling 98, Small Unite W. Brown 77 not out, D. G. Brad Artillery rust wish to be considered for the county was disclosed at the annual
man'·0), position.
Bradman was bowled first ball East Lancs general committee of the Glamor-by Bowes, the Yorkshire fast Artillery One of the difficulties of nomi-gan County Club at Bridgend re-bowler, in the second Test at
Borderers nating a new captain this month (cently.
Melbourne in the 1932-3 series, Lincolns known quantity, and England V. G. KIRBY FOR AUSTRALIA 109 not out in a total of 191 in the Lincolna but redeemed his reputation with B.A.M.C. must have a captain whose right|
second innings, V, G. Kirby, it is understood, has
Artillery Bradman's average on the pre- Engineers accepted an invitation by the South sent English tour is 90.33 for in- The ultimate choice is likely to African Lawn Tennis Union to repre-inings against Worcester, Leices Small Units rest between R: E. S. Wyatt (War-tournament in Melbourne in December. ter, and the Light Blues,
Bent South Africa at the centenary
is that his form will be an un-
to inclusion in the team player is well founded.
4.8 a
wickshire), C. F. Walters (Worces-
tershire), M. J. Turnbull (Glamor-
R.A.M.C.,
June 25
Artillery Engineers
June 29
V
East Lance Borderers
y Small Unita July 2
y R.A.M.C. *July 6
commence on Tuesday, is as fol- lows:-
May 15
FIRST ROUND
12th Heavy Bty, R.A. v.
May 16
"B" Cay. Lincoln
v. Lincolna
May 17
16.45 p.m..
May 22 Visiting teams are re" Coy, Borderers v. I.A.0.0. quested to be prompt Home May 18 teams will arrange to meet visit-"A" Coy. Lincolng Subscription Griffing of ing teams and conduct them to the Shanghai Race Club at any time.the place where the match is being May 25 Nine furlongs.
jears), and B. H. Valentine (Kent) Opera Eve's Shanghai Champions All games will commence at “B.Q." Lincolns v. "B" Cay. Borderers,
The position would be more com- plicated if early in the BEEBOR Percy Chapman returned to his beat form with the bat.
NEW ZEALAND CRICKETER TO LIVE IN ENGLAND James Accepts Business Offer
K. C. James, the New Zealand wicket-keeper, who played in the Tests against D.'R: Jardine's side, -- and visited England with, the-
·Bław-Zealand teams in--1927; and · 1931, has accepted, a business ap- pointment in England.-Reuter.."
(Continued from Pags ↓)
9th, Race The Jockey Cup. Winner, $800 Second $400, Third $200. ́ ́A Cup will be presented to the winning Jockey. For ponies that have start ed in and not won a flat race since March 1, 1984. Panies to be ridden by Jockeys, who have won not more than ten flat races at any t❘nie any- where under any conditions. One mile and a quarter.
1. Super-Rapid Extra (R. B.
Moller).
2. Red Ronald (E. B. Cumine), 3. Little Tich (G, A. Borrenner) Time: 2.54.2/5.5
10th. Race Tho IchangHandicap. Winner 600, Second $200, Third $160, A handicap for genies that
started as
1. Guardeman (F. Noodt). played.
"D" Coy, East Lancs. SECOND ROUND
Cleveland
2.4
exhibition game of basketball on the occasion of the presentation of the SPrimary Schools Basketball League Shield, which was donated by Mr. T. 2B. Wilson for annual competition.
K.C.C. LAWN TENNIS 1 TOURNAMENT.
4 12 Seven Matches Decided. Hale hit two homers. Philadelphia
5 8 1
The majority Johnson hit a homer., Game went matches. In the Kowloon
of yesterday's Cricket to 10 innings.
Club's annual lawn tennis tourna ment were confined to the Junior 9 148 Championship event.
Reaults were
as follow:
871
A. H
Clift hit a homer New York
Babe Ruth and Dickey hit homers. Dinaen beat J. J. Barnes 8-6, 6-3,
"A" Cay. Lincolns or "D" Coy. East St. Louis 2. Prince Palatine (G.~``G, In this competition the Royal | Lancs v. RA.M.C.
Cùmine).
Artillery home matches are play-May 24
[RAP.C. v. "I.Q.". Small Units home matches will pih A.A. Bly.
May 29 12th. Race The Dalny Cup. Winnor, he played in the B.A.S.C. Men's
$800, Second $400, Third $200. For Recreation Room. Griffins of
8. Graystone (T. D, Charleton). Jed at the Soldiers Club, Tire:2.88-4/5.
this meeting. Winners
of a fat race barred. Eleven Far- long.
1. Hangover Morn (M. M
Sokolloff).;
2. White Lotus
Jenssen),
3. Power Bird, (J, K., Brand). Time:-31
V.
I
Challenge Cup.
FIRST ROUND COMMENCES
"B" Coy, East Lancs. Detroit May 22
Coy (8) Lincoln T
A Coy, East Lance, May 20 P4th Heavy Bly. R.A, V. R.A.S.C. May-16
Boalon
ON TUESDAY: FROM POM
-The draw for the Garrison Bil Hards Challenge Cup,
will
"C" Coy, East Lanes
Junior Championship,
6-4; G. Lee beat F. 8. W. Smith 46-4, 6-3, 6-4; M Drysdale beat. F.
9 B.7
8 A. Broadbridge 7-5, 6-2, 6-8; 0, Wigg beat J. J. Ferguson; J. Craw,
TENNIS TOURNEY CANCELLED ford beat W. IL Wilson 6-0, 6-3,
*
Insuficient support having been
Men's Handicap Doubles G. J.
IQ East Lancs received for their twenty fifth an Tacchi and W. W. Hirst boat H. The Semi-Finals will be played niversary tournament, the Hong Annis and E. V. Gaubert 6-4, 10-8. on June 19 and 21, and the Finar Kong Tennis Association have de- Handicap Singles "B"-W. Ped- at 5.45 p.m. on June 28,
cided to cancel the whole project. dle beat T. Ferguson 6-3, 7-5,
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