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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1934.

BROWN JACK'S SIXTH

COTTON'S RECORD GOLF

Best Ever In Championship Matches

London, June 28.

ENRY COTTON, the 28-year-old English professional attach

Hed to the Waterloo Club, Brussels, made golf, history-to-day

in the Brith Open Championship.

and to-day a marvellous record round of 65-such amazing con- sistency has left all the other competitors engaged in a seemingly hopeless chase far behind.

VICTORY AT ASCOT

AGA KHAN'S SEVENTH WINNER OF WEEK

"CRICKET

NEVER SO

HEALTHY"

A qualifying round of 66 at St. George's on Monday, follow- ed in the competition proper by 67 in the first round yesterday, SIR F. S. JACKSON'S

BELIEF

IDEAL OF STRIFE WITHOUT ANGER

STARTS AT 20 TO 1

By HOTSPUR

LONDON, JUNE 23.

THE GATES CLOSED ON ROYAL ASCOT FOR ANOTHER TH

YEAR SOON AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK YESTERDAY WHEN THE FOUR DAYS'. RACING FESTIVAL ENDED. BROWN JACK, FOR THE SIXTH YEAR IN SUCCESSION,

WAS THE BRIGHT PARTICULAR STAR OF THE RACING ON

THE LAST DAY. HE AND HIS JOCKEY. BTEVE DONOG- HUE, WERE GIVEN A GREAT OVATION SUCH AS ASCOT HAS KARELY, IF EVER, KNOWN.

As last

His score of 65 beat the course; Here, Cotton's tee shot was bun- record for St. George's which he kered to the right of the green, himself aet up on Monday by aand not merely bunkered, for the

Leeds, June 23-

The Aga Khan won still another race, bringing his winning stroke, and broke Walter Hagen's ball lay all but buried in the steep

Sir Stanley Jackson, chairman score to seven and that of his trainer, Frank Butters, to nine. record for the best single round sandy face of the trap, Cotton of the Test Selectors, at Leeds His Highness's two-year-old Theft won the Windsor Castle Stakes ever played in the British Open had a difficult stance below the Grammar School Speech Day at 20 to 1. The one to carry his first colours was Alykhan. He Championship, which the Ameri-ball, but he played out splendidly, here to-day, while saying there finished third. can bad held since 1929, when he and his third shot from the far was a tendency to forget that Theft brought his owner's winnings to £15,630; the stable's went round Muirfield in 67, - side of the green all but secured cricket was a game, and only a to £19,350. A year ago the Aga Khan and Frank Butters went

Three other records were also a 3. As it was, however, he lost a beaten by Cotton in this round of stroke, but he made up for that game confidently expressed his through the meeting without winning a single race! The total.

belief in cricket's health,

prize money distributed during the four days was £60,245, so that wonder golf. His total of 132 for lost stroke at the eleventh hole, "If any of you boys," he said, one stable has secured nearly a third of it, the first two rounds of the Cham-where for the third time in the have been reading the news- pionship is seven strokes better round he took one putt, holding paper, you will see there has been Brown Jack set the great House trainer has sont out nine than Sarazen's record established out from three yards for a "birdie" a great commotion. If you im crowd cheering when, half-way winners and has won $19,350 in two years ago, at Prince's, Sand-three.

agine there is something wrong up the straight, it was seen there jatakes. wich. This aggregate is also a Trouble threatened again at the with cricket I hope you will get it was no danger and that he was The Aga Khan, with seven win- world record for golf on a cham-twelfth, where Cotton steered his out of your heads. Cricket never really going to win the Queenners, easily heads the lists of suc- pionship course. His homeward drive rather too far to the right was so healthy, never so good or Alexandra Stakes once again. cessful owners and breeders. hair of 32 today was the beat nine- and was bunkered, but he pitched popular as it la at present. There It was a thrilling spectacle. Northern stables had three suc- hole score on record at Sandwich. beautifully from the trap to the is no game, in my judgment, which There had been ranged against cesses at the meeting, M. D. Pea- "BOGEY" OUTCLASSED green and secured a 4. At the is better suited for the boyhood of him a notable staying mare in NH-jcock, C. A. Cowie and W. Easterby The following table, showing the long fourteenth, a drive and a spoon our country than cricket properly sichin: Harinero, who was quite each, saddling a winner. length of the holes, bogey figures, to the green and then a putt ten played.".

seriously fancied because of a be-year, Colorado heads the list of and Cotton's scores, wil give some feet short looked like giving him Referring to Test matches, Sir llef that he had unlimited stamina: sires, being responsible for Feli- indication of the type of golf play-only a bogey-5, but Cotton holed Stanley said they had always been and Loosestrife, one of the best of citation and Coroado. ed by this young master of the the putt. He missed the green to "somewhat of a contest where we long-distance. handicappers. Also Gordon Richards, and F. Fox game:

the right at the fifteen, but a pitch could play as hard as we could in the field of nine was Solatium. lead the jockeys. . The week's and run and on 8 ft. putt gave him as we remember they are contests, who, however, did not attract statistics are: 4 bogey 4. The round ended in a and do our best to win. So long as many followers because of his blaze of super-golf with three per-lyou can get strife without anger complete failure when 80 much 3 fect 3's.

and art without malice in the fancied for the Ascot Stakes on H.H: the Aga Khan game, you will find, that you will the opening day.

Mr. Marshall Field never go wrong.”

Wonderful Ovation, Lord Lonsdale

1 1 3,330 Lord Rosebery Sir Stanley remarked that he

11 3,110 The grand old horse and his M. E. Thornton-Smith 11 8,060 was unable to estimate what the famous jockey, Steve Donoghue, Mr., H. E. Crum-Ewing 1 2010 value of a member of the Test came in for a rapturous reception. Sir Abe Bailey Selection Committee was to his

We knew there would be a great Mr. T. Lant

Mr. W. R. Smith- audience. He had discovered, however, that quite a number of ovation, but what happened ex-Capt. W. F. Abern

gone Sir C. Hyde The annual report of the Shef-people thought they could do the seeded everything that has

before in the six years' history- Mr. F. W. Dennis

Sir Wyndham Portal field United Bootball and Cricket job quite a bit better.

"All I can say," he said, "is if making of the horse in regard to

Bir H. Wernher. the longest distance race of the Mr. J. A. Dewar anybody will come forward he can

Įgenson."

Col. F.-J. Landgior The report states that the loss have my part of the show as soon

1,495 There was the evidence that at Bir H. Cunliffe (von)' ...1'' 1 as ever he likes." of First Division status after "an

1,440 [Mr. Wm, Woodward. 1° 1 ten years of age Brown Jack can

Mr. C. Jarvis .. him on. There was the knowledge Lord Beatty

l defy all that are made to take sir ti that there had been nothing lika Mr. J. V. Rank |such a string of unbroken vlc-İ

BREEDERS H.H. the Aga Khan tories over as many as six years, National Stud and that we may never look on his Mr. Marshall Field like again. So everyone; whether Lord Rosebery they had backed him or not, salut Sir Abe Bailey

Lady Robinson

.

$7 PROFIT

Match Receipts Up

Columbia RECORDS

Hole

Yards. Bogey. Cotton

441.

5

2

370

4

3

238

4

460

5

4

451

5

4

192

3

3

SHEFFIELD UNITED

493

5

183

396

Total (out) 3,224

38

33

380

4

384

3

club. shows that the club made a

343

4

4

profit of £6 198. 9d. last year.

443

5

4

520

5

454

5

4

103

3

423

3

18

441

8

Total (in) 3,551

40

32

TILDEN AND VINES CANCEL TOUR

Sato's Suicide The Reason

CARRER

Aggregate 6,775 78 65

Cotton's performance might al- most be described as monotonous- ly perfect. Playing with remark- able ease and composure, he dealt with all the difficulties he encoun- tered, with such complete confid- lence that "bogey" appeared to be

unbroken period of forty years.

was chiefly due to the inability of MR. P. F. WARNER ON *the team to obtain points away HARM TO THE GAME

from home.

Match receipta totailed £19,510,

A Reaction Certain

as against £18,621 the previous

season.

ISTHMIAN LEAGUE

a very mediocre opponent, .Only At

Wonderful Ovation Partnership

the annual meeting

of

London, June 23.

OWNERS

No. of Races Value

Mr. P. F. Warner, speaking at ed the "Old Man," as he la affec- |Late Lady Sykes ja luncheon at Grosvenor House tionately called, in order that ar. M. Quinlan jyesterday, said:

fitting tribute should be paid to Capt. R. B. Brausey

Mr. J. J..Maker him.

¡Mr. J. C. Sullivan

"think just Istely there las been some slight sratrching of the

escutcheon of cricket; but I feel instinctively that there will be a

Splendid Partnership. archiv

And in this tribute Store Donog-Hr. F. W. Dennis

Bir Alec Black the great reaction and a strong re-bue was. naturally included, Horse Mr. G. 9. Webb

Mr. H. A. G. Keats, the founder of GOING TO EUROPE INSTEAD once was he beaten by this master Isthmian League recently Clapton action against certain tendencies and man have never been separated Mr. J. A. Dewar

the local cycling club, should be

Boston, July 12. Instead of barnstorming this

Jed astray to attack the very sound article from the pen of Mr. F. A. Hornibrook, which appeared re autumn in the Orient, the two leading tennis professionals of cently in your valuable paper.

the United States, W. T. Tilden Mr. Keats. on the subject of dropped handlebars, is really mest and Ellsworth Vines, will sail on August 28 from New York for a amusing, if not pathetic. It seems strange that cyclists still cling to prolonged tour in Europe.

know it looks sporty, só do racing tights and a skull cap, but these

sole object.

Earlier in the year, Tilden, and

เ

Club

·

Colorado

Forlaw

Tetratema.

Horses Won. £

7·15,630- 1,1 4.150

11 2,840

2,415

1 '1

I 1 2,390 2,040

1 1 1,930

1,910

11

1,705

1 1 1,620.

1. 1,575

1 1,315

1,380

1,330 15 1 1,290 1 1 1.280

6. 19,520

2 2 5,240 114,150 113,110

1 1 8,068 2 2

2,955

2,840

1 1 2.415

12.390

1 2,110

2.050

1,930

11 1910

1.705

1,620

1,575

1,485

1,380

1,330

1,290

1*288

TRAINERS

9 19,350

2

5,590

4,905

4,120

1

3,110

3,060

2,910

12.415

2,040 1,930

11 1910 11 1,705

11: 1,620

1,515.

1,380

1,495

· 1,297

7,696

4,150

3.330

3.310

1,110

3,060

2,910

2,840

2,415-

2,390 2,250.

1: 2,110.

2,040

1,950

1,910

1,780

1,705

11,620

191,575

11.495

11,440

1-11,380

1171,280

1,380

1,290

JOCKEYS:

Wina

Wins

S. Donoghue *4 E, C. Elliote H. Goon

of the course at the short and Woking, the two retiring and influences that have. done un- during the six anniversaries at Mr. H. Palitzer

clubs, were re-elected. eighth.

doubted harm to the game, and Ascot. There may never again be Mr. J. B. Wall

Mr. D. Sullivan Mr. A. T. Ralaton, who occupied that the game will emerge from such a marvellous partnership.

Un France the chair in the absence of Sir any sort of hurt as its old should add that two horses broke Mr. C. L. Mackean PROFESSIONALISM Arthur Holmes, congratulated Mr. glorious and incomparable self. down, which is one form of

S. F. Rous on the great honour of of that I am certain."

"Jack's, ruthless way, while he Frank Butters IN TENNIS

having been elected the successor He continued to say that we himself keeps sound in wind and C. Boyd-Rochfort

F. Darling ... of Sir Frederick Wall as secretary might claim without boasting that limb.

H. L. Cottrill Fred Perry Himself to the Football Association.

we taught Australia the rudiments His lead-work horse, Mail Fist, J. Jarvia Mr. Rous, who is to continue for of the game, and he thought we had to be dismounted before the F: Templeman "Not Interested." the old illusion that it is com- Vines made plans to go to the Far

For Easterbee the present in office as hon re-could take it as a compliment winning post was reached.

M. D. Peacock fortable and healthy to ride along East and efforts were being made

ferees and fixtures secretary, was that the pupil becomes better than years he had been doing the don-C. A. Cowie BUT SAYS MANY ARE

elected a life member of the lea-the master on occasions. He had key work in this same race for his N. C. Scobie the road bent almost double. Don't let Mr. Keats think I am and Japan.

to book them for Maulla, China, |

gue.

nothing but happy memories of distinguished stable companon.. At G. R. Digby FRED PERRY, NEWLY CROWN- speaking from observations only.

{cricket, and some of the most fast his heart and his soundness M. Hartigan William F. O'Brien, the mana-ED WORLD LAWN TENNIS CHAM-

PROFIT FROM TRANSFERS happy days were I fully realise the advantages of a

LONDON PRESS

spent in Aus-could stand it no longer. Nitsichin Anthony

W. Easterby RECENTLY REPRESENTATIVES

tralia.

gave way even further away from P. Allden dropped bar from the speed-mer-ger of Tilden and Vines, said the PION, TOLD

Southampton chant's point of view. When rac- entire trip was called off because THAT HE HAS AT THE MO-

Football

Referring to Dr. W. G. Grace, the finish. She has fallen a vic-10. M. D. Bell the suicide of Jiro Sato, of the MENT NO INTENTION OF TURN transfer fees. First team matches Mr. Warner remarked: "I under-tim, too, though she has had rather Major W. Y. Beatty ing I invariably used a Marsh or

SIRES continental bend, but why should Japanese Davis Cup team, had re- ING PROFESSIONAL, AND THAT the tourist do these things? Isulted in lessened interest in ten- IT IS NOT INTERESTED IN PRO- made a profit of £5,860 last season stand it is the fashion to-day to a rough furrow to plough in het

FESSIONALISM," HE SAID, because £6,065 was received, in ask, Would he make as many runs racing career. nis in Japan.

This statement follows upon transfer fees. Firat team matches in modern cricket?'

Chief Wintners Phalaris or Solarlo "We did not want to play in some frank references to lawn show an increase in receipts from "I played with him when he The feature of the week has been Flamingo are only worn when speed is the China and the Philippines without tennis professionalism in 213.095 to £15;178: and the club was fifty, and I have never seen the amazing success, of Frank Apple Say

going to Japan," said O'Brien.-Perry's new book, "My Story." paid £9,925 in wages, benefits, etc. anyone play fast bowling better. Buttera stable. The Fitzroy Papyrus

In his book Perry asks if tennis to players. My experience is that a flat bar, United Press.

He played better at fifty than his

Duncan Grey about 20 inches wide la the ideal.

players can be blamed for turning Don't let the intending touring the mob, but on long runs, In tennis into cash while they are cyclist be led astray to think that which two or more take part, young, and maintains that the bar-

Bachelor's Double to curl up is comfortable, I've have never known anything more rier between amateurism and pro-

Son und Heir natural than a mutual desire for fessionalism will sooner or later

Embarga Mr. Keats alao waxes wild and separation, usually brought about be broken down.

A profit of £15,839, as compared. After writing off a sum of £6,000 wide over the subject of gears. I by one member making a sprint, Perry said that he had just gons

London, July 23. Sansovino

Gainsborough The Archbishop of York (Dr. Jackdaw ..... am with him all the way in saying or another lagging behind.

on to the Stock Exchange, and was with £8,954 12 months ago, was for the row of houses demolished

made by Tottenham Hotspur last to make room for the new stand Temple), remarked at a meeting Gay Crusader that a large gear is uncomfortable I certainly do not recommend not expecting to leave it.

season.

and deducting paid-up share capital of the Indian Church Aid Assucia- Felstead for touring, but for a man with the average cyclist to try that 2 There are lots of young men,

Flamboyant strong, fairly heavy legs to be wire hard saddle. A "bottle" is however, who cannot afford; to The total receipts from bome and of 4,892, the surplus assets are tion at Caxton Hall yesterday. Sayan tled to a 62 in, gear is ridiculous. alright to sit on in a race, but I spend a large part of the year away matches and season tickets over £80,000. There is no charge that he was delighted to hear Apron

The matter of free-wheel, fixed would certainly suggest something playing teants as an amateur were 289,770, but the club's share on the freehold property, valued at people in India played "Tip and Swynford or Golden Boss 1 gear or three-speed is a very con-more like a Brookes B 10 saddle, There seems no reason why they was reduced to £48,448 after pay £54,015 and there is cash at the run," and he added Soldennis troversial topic, but does'nt Mr. which is firm, but springy, more should not make what they can out ment of entertainment tax and bank of some $11,000 and Govern "I always heard that in the dis Keats honestly think that greater especially if, as Mr. Keats has of the game

percentagea to visiting clubs. The ment stock of aimilar value, tant past cricket had the makings da. Richards control and comfort can be ob- suggested, a free wheel is used. "It seems to me that there is amount of entertainment tax paid Contracts amounting to nearly of a game in it if only we had de For tained from a fixed gear, even in I must say however, that likely to be more professionalism was $10,788.

£40,000 have been entered into, by veloped it on tip and run lines, R. Perryman a hilly locality like Hong-Kong agree with Mr. Konts, that a hot in the future. And I think that The salaries and wages of players the club for the new, stand, and I am full of hope that it may come 7. Childs,

About the subject of cyclists bath is necessary after ride toleration in tennis freedom for and staff amounted to $15,289, and other improvements. The new stand back and so restore cricket from making an occasional spurt and Thanking you sir, for your in- professionals to compete with there was an expenditure of a fur will be ready for the opening match an occupation to a game.

amateurs—is on the way."...

(Laughter). ther £5,282 on upkeep and ground against Everton on August 251 dropping their friends. Perhaps.dulgence, on a club run one does not drop

staff wages.

tried it.

"DOUBLE-COG"

¿Perry Himself is 25,-

Spurs Made Big Profits After

Return To Premier League On "Tip And Run"

much younger contemporaries."

Dr. Temple's Suggestion Fairway

Beresford Achtol Blandford

Nicoll

F. Wrage

Caldwell

J. Dines

1 W. Nevett

Bay ZARichardson

41 E. Smith

1F Sharpe