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DON BRADMAN'S HAPPY RETURN TO FORM

RAMBLERS LEAD CRICKET TEAMS

IN SHANGHAI

Stokes Still At Head of Batsmen

QUICK DISPLACES BOOTH

Shanghai, Wednesday, With the completion of the sixth round in the cricket league the Ramblers are still in the premier position, although the slightest slip may result in their being

IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. overtaken by the Nomads who are

Drastic Reductions.

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BOSTON SHARE HONOURS

Al Simmons In Fine Batting Form.

U. S. BASEBALL RESULTS

New York, To-day,

Boston Red Sox nosed out the Chicago White Sox in the first leg, of their major league American baseball game yesterday, but the White Sox took the second game by a 4 to 2 margin,. Al Simmona hilling a circuit clout.

Kress, Sewell and Schulter hit four-baggers for the Washington

Tel. 21322.

INDIA BEATS S. AFRICA

FIRST SOCCER TEST

MATCH.

GAME AT JOHANNESBURG

only two points in arrears.

The positions will probably re main unchanged. until those teams meet again in the return fixture, as on present form there is none capable of giving the leaders much Jopposition.

The two Rees entries, the Colts, and Tyros, are fighting a neck- and-neck race in the third position with an identical analysis and even their meeting over the week-and failed to break them apart.

The Stragglers are one point ahead of the Shaforce In the latter half, while the Wanderers have still to register their first point.

The following are the present standings of the teams-

Ramblers

Nomads

P. W. D. L Pts, i

55 10 11

6 4 1 1 9

Colts

6 3 2 1 8

Tyros

6 3 2 1 B

Stragglers

6 2 1 3 5

6 2 0 4

Shaforce Tolice Wanderers

6 1 1 4 3 60

The Averages

0

Below are the Shanghai league

A Lea and a Grant are now fighting on the same side. De scendants of the great Civil War leaders, General Robert E. Leo and General U. S. Grant, Lewis Y. Lee, of Old Virginia, and Charles S. Scribner, of Chicago, play together on the baseball team of a Washington school..

SCORES 140

AUSTRALIANS

IMPRESSIVE

AT SHEFFIELD

SELLARS PLAYS FINE CAPTAIN'S KNOCK.

London, To-day,

With three wickets in hand the Australians required 26 runs to equal Yorkshire's first innings total of 340 at the close of play at Sheffield yesterday.

A. B: Sellars, who had scored 49 not out on Saturday, was the hero of the home county's innings, playing a captain's Innings--for 104, while Doh Bradman showed a welcome, return to form, hitting)

NEW. ORIENTAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION

Group Formed After Heated Debate On Manchakoo Participation

Tokyo, July 10, It is reliably understood that the question of the Manchukuo Amateur Athletic Association's participation in future sports meet- ings caused a heated discussion in the general assembly of the Far Ebstern

Olymple Association officials, ·

new

It ended in a cleavage and the subsequent formation of a group, sponsored by the amateur athletle groups of Japan and the Philippine-lands, under the title of the Oriental Amateur Athletic. Federation.-Rengo.

up 140, his second century of the NEUSEL NAMED

season.

Woodfull, Australia's cap- tain, played a dogged innings for 54.

Bradman's return to form is good omen for the Australians on

STANFORD CARRY ALL the eve of the fourth Test, which

BEFORE THEM

"DOUBLES" FOR KIESEL

AND BONTHRON

58TH INTER-COLLEGIATE TRACK

AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

cricket batting and bowling aver-TANFORD University overcame all opposition with sensational ages, corrected to date,

The most noticeable change In the advance of the Rev. E. K. Quick to the top of the bowling

Hatting Averages

averages:

L. F. Stokes

R. Booth

i

R. D. Gillespie

G. B. Ellett

M. J. Divecka

S. R. Kermani H. Meston Rev. E.. K., Quick

H. Rogerson,

A. J. Barson

O. G. Simpson R. W. Edwards H. P. Madar

F. Kellner

D. W. Leach S. F. Shroff

J. n.a. R. H. Ave.

5 2 355 115 6:2 279 126

5 0 228 143

4 2 81 42

4 1 119 64 GO 188 84 44.35 16

4 1 91.37 41.90 28

121.00

36.60

STA

ease to capture the team trophy at the 58th. inter-collegiate A.A.A.A. track and field championships which were otherwise featured by two dazzling double victories for "Bulle!" Bob Kiesel, University of California sprint ace, and Bill Bonthron, Princeton champion middle-distance runner.

commances at Leeds on Friday.

Results, as cabled by Reuter,

were: .

Yorkshire: 310 (Leyland 43; ̧ A. B.

Sellare 104).

Australians: 314 for 7 (D. G. Brad man 140, W. Woodfull 54). GODDARD TAKES 9 FOR 37.

In

Gloucester Overwhelm Leicester,

London,' To-day. Magnificent bowling by Sin- field (8 for 40) and. Goddard (9 for 37) enabled Gloucester- shire to beat Leicestershire by the large margin of an in- nings and 221 runs at Bristol after only two 'day's play.

COMING WORLD

BOXING HOLDER

Johnston Selects German.

FINEST BOXER WHO HAS LEFT EUROPE

• New York, July 8.

It may be nothing more than shot in the dark, but James Joy Johnston, Madison Square Gar den's boxing manager, insists that the next challenger for the heavy- weight boxing title will be Walter Neusel, the big German blonde, provided he beats Tommy Lough ran here next month,

Johnston's solemn proclama. tion substantiates the prediction the writer made a month ago. The provision which Neusel must meet to earn a title bout is a olg ons, but by no means an Impossibility. Loughran Fading

There was a time when Neusel's This was Gloucester's eigth win chances of passing Loughran to 18 games and Leicester's gain a challenging position would seventh defest in 15 games.

have been all but pathetic... But On Saturday "Wally Hammond that was when Tommy was fas- 19.6 secondst followed up his double centurstar. As recently an: three years· · 20.9 seconds. against Notts with 114 which is a ago Loughran could have tied up

The final complete standing of the teams, with points, were: Stanford, 364; Yale 25%; California, 20; New York University. 69.75 18; Harvard, 16; Manhattan, 14; Princeton, 12; Cornell, 11-2/8; 45.22 Bowdoin, 10; Pennsylvania, 9; Michigan State, 9; Columbia, 6; 40,50 William and Mary.:6; Maine, 5; Rhode Island, 4; Boston College, 39.664; Holy Cross, 4; M.LT, 4; Dartmouth, 34; Northwestern, 3; 35.00 Pittsburgh. 2; Syracuse 14; Fordham, 1; Lehigh, 11⁄2. 30.33 100-meters 30.00 200-meters $ 1 165 51 29.00 490-metres 60 169 91 28.17 800-meters 60 166 88 27.66 1500-meters 5 2 76. 27. 25.00 2000-meters

25.00 110-meters hurdles 24.93 200-meters hurdles 24.34 Hammer Throw 29.67 Futting the Weight 23.00 Long Jump

IN. W. Keyworth

5 3 50. 23 60 149 60 6 0 146 46 39 71 33

4 0 B2 36

P. Madar

C. I. Smith

Sgt. Cartwright

K. Foot

E. P. Humphreys

W. E. Grlere

J. C. Jenkins

Sgt. Sevenoaks

Sgt. Mowsit

A. C. Sinclair

Sgt. Sellars.

T. H. Darvill

R. F. Shred...

V. W. L. Stanion

C. E. Ollerdensen J. M. Watson F. R. L. Carey |W. H._Cochran J. A. Issacs S. V. Gash Sigma. Lowe A. J. Willia

E. A. Pitts

6 0 132 38 22.00 High Jump

6 3 65 28 21.66 Pole Vault (tie)

4 3 21 19 21.00 Javelly Throw

50 105 58 21.00 Discus Throw

5 2 62 23

Robert Kienal

Robert Klesel

Allan Blackman

*William Benthro

*William Bonthron

Frank Crowley Philip 'Good' Sam Klopstock Donald Faver "John Lyman

Robert-Clark "George. Spitz

California

California

Stanford

47.5 seconds

Princeton

1:54.8

Princeton

3:56

::

Manhattan

Bowdoin

Stanford

8:39.3

15.1 seconds

24.2 seconds

170:09

Milne Stanford 53:24+ California 24:84

New York U. 6:51⁄2

13:9 Manhattan 200:4

"Keith Brown-Frank Pieren 'Tale ***Horace O'Dell

***Gordon Dani

Stanford * 158:04

20.67 Retained champlonship. New. meet record. Equalled meet record.

30 61 46 20.67

6 0 118 81 19.67

6 1 98 45

6 1 77 29

50 94 (2

6 1 93 42

5 2 52 $5

3 0 52 40

19.60

19.25 18.80

18.60 17.33 17.33

6 0 102 44 17.00 30 51. 26 17.00 40 65-69

16.30

6 0 97 44 16.17

6 0 94. 43

15.67

6 0 91 44 15.17 60. 71 22 14.20

4 0 56 25 14.00

60 84 29 14.00

"denotes not out.

Bowling Averages

Will Crawford

and Perry Turn

Professional?

American Writer's Declaration.

There have been many reports 0. M. R. W. Ave, concerning the Hkelihood of Rev. E. K. Quick 34.2 6 98 16 6.20 Perry and Crawford joining the

R. Booth

58.4 12.146.23 6.35

106.4.36 231 24 9.62 professional ranks and the lawn

61

D. W. Leach

J. °C. Jenkian

T. L. Rawsthorne

65

11 163 16 10.19 tennis editor of the New York

WYATT CONDEMNED BY HOBBS

Declared Too Late In Third Test.

V. W. L. Stanion 50 13 157 16 10.47 "Sun" states that "he learns JARDINE SUPPORTS SKIPPER

3. A. Isaacs

19 148 14 10.57 through official lawn tennis cir- 68.1 9 206 15 13.74 cles that J. Crawford (Australia)

42.4 8 162 11 14.78

38.24 154 11 14.00 and F. J. Perry (Britain) plan to

London, July 8.

happy augury on the eve of the a man like Neusel, but, despite fourth Test. Daore, who was as the fact that he stayed 15 rounds sociated with him in a big third with the huge Primo Carnera, wicket stand, was the former New Tommy has gone back. Zealand Test player.

In nominating Neusel as the Scores, as cabled by Reuter, provisional heir apparent, John- were:--

ston deliberately passes over Steve At Bristol, Gloucestershire. beat Hamas and Kingfish Levinsky. Leicester by an innings and 221

runs,

Gloucester: 484 for 9 dec. (Dacre 106,

Hammond. 114). Leicester: '187 (Sinfeld 8 for 40).

106 (Goddard 9 for 37),

ENGLAND'S BOXERS

FOR GAMES

Palmer Unbeatable Champion

STAMP OF GREATNESS

England's beam for the Bel- tish Empira Games boxing may prove sounder and more

Versatile than ever before. * For the first time England has fly-weight with the punch of a light-weight. He is Pat Palmer,

J. B.-Hobbs, the Surrey and of the Battersea and Shexgar

Passing Hamas is more import- ant, simply because he has so many supporters who regard. him as leader of the coming heavies.

"I'd be willing to consider Hamas, except for one thing." Johnston said. "It's a simple, one, too. Steve isn't willing to risk his chances by meeting Neu- del. Neusel was willing enough, but Charley Harvey (Hamas man- ager) won't hear of it. We offer ed Hamas this chance not once but five times, and every time it was turned down.

Kingfish Not Interested "The same holds for Levinsky. I offered the Kingfish a return with Neusel, but somehow he had lost interest in such a shot,"

Johnston regards Neusel as among the greatest heavy- weights ever to have come over from Europe.

Neusel would be a great chal- lenger if he would merely out- point Thomas Patrick," Johnston England has · been lacking In said. “If he wins by a knockout good small men for previoua Olym- and many think he will, we'll have

70.31 258 17 16.18 enter upon a professional tennis England batsman, writing in the clubs. 52 11 156 10 15.60 career following the completion

53 20 15 10 15.70 of the American national Cham "Star" on the third Test match,

6 207 13 15.92|

36

Capetown, Wednesday. At Johannesburg a crowd of Senátora, 1933 American League 6,000 spectators saw the first Rogerson

Lt. Col. Pelly champions, to beat the Detroit Test, ever played between. India T. A. Madar and South Africa, ended in a win G. B. Elliott

F. Batley - Tigera by a 10 to 8 tally.

No National League games were for the tourists by 2 goals to nil H. Meston

F. R. Kerman' decided.

The tourists were not as good E. Ollerdensen 58 10 210 13 15.15 pionships at Forest Hills this criticises Wyatt very severely plade and Games, but Falmer is match as hot as Carnera-Baer." Results, as cabled by Reuter, were:as in the previous matches. T. W. R. Wilson 87 21 225 13 17.31 year.

for not having declared the inn one of the hardest-hitting fellows, Neusel has been working ser 91 17 288 16.-17.90- It is highly significant of the ings closed at 500 and so saved we have yet had in the rank of lously at Dr. Bier's training camp There was no score at the inter- Sgt. Cartwright ̈· 40 · 6 202 10 20.20 trend of affairs that the present England's bowlers from the amateur boxing. val but in the second half their E. H. Anstice806 259 12 21.58 motto in lawn tennis appears, to strain of batting in the exhaust.

at Pompton Lakes, N. J., and has superior speed and accuracy' on-

be. "Win at Wimbledon and Ing heat.

a great. hit in the been concentrating almost solely, turn professional."

European Games

Games at Budapest, on boxing. He needs this train- D. R. Jardine, on the other hand, where he swept all before him. He is fast and hits with From which official lawn tennis writes in the Evening Standard in with his terrific right hook to tremendous force, but even his circles this information emanates praise of Wyatt for carrying on the Jaw

best friends tell him he needs con- is not stated.

of Perry's attitude I have little served to break up the interval been boxing as a senior for a

because "the extra batting time: Considering that Palmer has trol-United Press. - doubt he writes; but believe that for him and his bowlers which was mere three years, his record is re- if Crawford can return to Austre-very helpful in such beat, markable.The manner in which

Boston

Chicago

abled them to riddle the defence. GERMAN SPEED ACE'S

Bhattacharjee, their best for- ward, and Lakshminarayan scored 8 for India.

American League

R. HL E

5 13

·1

4.8

hit

87

В

Bonura and Al Simmons

homers.

Boston

Chicago

Al. Simmons hit a homer...

Washington

10. 13.0 Kress Sowell and Schulter hit homers.

Detroit

8 13: Greenberg bit a homer::

New York

Cleveland

Trosky hit a home

Philade

Louis

ROBERTSON CEYLON GOLF CHAMPION,

11 And 9. Win Over Lallyett.

NARROW ESCAPE

Car Turns Complete Loop To Land On Wheels

Treves, July 0.

He made

lia with the Davis Cup he will re- "If weather conditions were he boxed his way through to the BRITISH GOLF TEAM The well-known German motor- main an amateur at least for an-normal" adds Jardine, "it would be finel of the A. BA Champion car racer Manfred von Brauchitsch other year, while

to-day had a miraculous escape four months contract less than

[Perry was offered $25,000 for from death when, while making a days ago.]....... turning on the famed Nuerburg Ring race track, his car akidded: in a curve and overturned.

INTERNATIONAL LEAVES WEDNESDAY

Sheffield

ednesday have

3. M. Robertson won the final of The car made a perfect loop and the Amateur Golf Championship of landed on her wheels again, while Ceylon recently, beating B. J. Lal the driver was thrown out and lyett by the big margin of 11 up fell down, a few yards from the T. Leach und 9.

card This was the first time in the Beelden history of the competit n that the mained trophy, goes to a Victoria Golf Club taimed 1/player.

only lit

Low "bruises here. Joined the burt the damages aus

likewist: Beot

and has Jagainst the

an optimistic gamble on bowling ship was brilliant, and stamped out Australia twice for under 250, bim as not only an exceptional and if it rains then the less time boxer, but an exceptional cham Australia are given on a, good wie plon.

ket the better. It is for England Palmer is a man England can and the greater the chance of fore-look to win a title. The boxer ing a follow on

from the Col PAGH Fender, another former beating England captain, asserts in the as a Evenir

that England shas real chance of victory, famly Allen cha

FOR AUSTRALIA

Invitation Accepted.

London, To-day. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club.

yesterday that the invita the Australian Golf Union Australia a team of four players and a manager had been

team, which has not yet been

will leave for the Common- In September British Wire-

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