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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934.

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DAZED AND BEWILDERED PRIMO CARNERA TRIES TO HOLD OFF DYNAMIC MAX BAER IN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE BOUT BEFORE 52,000

Film shots of the epic Baer-Carnern fight in which the New York night-club Idol won the world heavyweight title on a 'technical knock-out in the eleventh found from the glant Italian man-mountain. An iden of the terrible punishment sustained by the Italian ex-champion can be gathered from the beating he is receiving from Baer in the above pictures. Carnera, towering over his opponent appears dazed and beaten as blow after blow smashes, against his defenceless body. Buffering from fractured ankle, sustained in the first round, Carnera, however, fought like a Spartan against the man who was thought to be so far out of condition that there was talk of past poning the bout.

YORKSHIRE

DEFEATED BY

WARWICKSHIRE

PAINE'S INSPIRED BOWLING.

FREEMAN AND WOOLLEY SHINE

BOWLERS' DAY AT LEEDS

ENGLAND'S TAIL INEFFECTIVE.

Oldfield And Woodful Out For "Ducks.”

With seven wickets in hand, Aus- equal tralia requires 161 runs to

of score Encland's first innings

London, To-day. Taking 6 Worcestershire wie. hota for 9 runs, Davey, the Somer-200. Het howler: performed the outstan- ding feal of the mid-week County sesterday, Grimmett and O'Reilly

It was a bowler's day at

Leeds

and

being the heroes of the Australian Cricket fixtures, which closed yes attack, while Bowes fully justified terday, enabling Somerset to de his inclusion in the English side by

Oldfield feat the visitors by an innings dismissing Brown,

Woodfull for 18 runs. and 92 runs.

R. E. 3. Wyatt was again favour- ed with the luck of the togs, and

Warwick created a sensation by heating Yorkshire, last year's opened with C. F. Walters and Kec- County Champions by one wicket.ton, who replaced Sutcliffe, who is

8 Yorkshiremen resting with a strained leg muscle.

same team as at Manchester'a fort-

Paine dismissed

For 62 runs.

Dur. An extraordinary scene in the world heavyweight boxing champianah ip bout, in which Max Baer, the night-club idel of New York and im star, beat Primo Carners, Italian behemoth, at Long Island bowl ing one of the fiercest parts of the fight both men went crashing to the canvas.

The Australians are Belding the TO ASK PARLIAMENT. “C” DIVISION LAWN

With 13 wickets for 187 runs. aight ago, namely: W. M. Woodfull Freeman materially assisted Kent (Capt.), D. G. Bradman, S. J. Mc- victory by an innings Cabe, C. V. Grimmett, W. J. O'Reilly.

to record and 62 rune

over

Northanta w. Oldfield, W. A. Brown, L. Dar Frank Woolley again demonstrating, A. G. Chipperfield, W. H. ed that he is no back number by Ponsford and T. Wall. acoring another three-figure nings, 176.

in-

Sussex, who are loading in the championship, held the first in- nings advantage over Nolts. John Langridge. was again to the fore, acoring 148.

Scores as cabled by Reuter.

were:-

At Frome, Somerset beat Wor-

cester by an innings and 92 runs. Somerset: 522 (F. Lee 112).

Scores:

ENGLAND 1st Innings. C. F. Walters, e and b Chipper-

feld

Keeton, e Oldfield, b O'Reilly Hammond, & Wall

Hendren, b Chipperfield Worcester: 158 (Davey 6 for 9) and R. E. S. Wyatt, stp.

272.

Grimmett

Oldfield,

At Scarborough, Warwick beat Leyland, .b.w., b O'Reilly Yorkshire by one wicket.

Ames, e Oldfield, b Grimmelt Yorkshire: 101 Paine 8 for 62) and Hopwood, l.b.w., b O'Reilly

Mitchell, atp. Oldfield, b Grimmelt Verity, not out.......

169.

Warwick: 46 (Hargreaves for 11.

216 for 9.

At Gloucester, Gloucestershire took Arst lanings, points from Derbyshire,

TO SAVE CRICKET

Its

Extinction Menaced

By Baseball

AMERICAN'S QUEER VIEWS

TENNIS Unbeaten Teams Retain Positions.

FIVE MATCHES DECIDED

There were no serious upsels

National ideas of humour vary in the five "C" Division Lawn so greatly that it is always dif-Tennis League matches, played ficult for people of any one nation-off in Kowloon yesterday after- ality to be certain-of understand-noon. Two fixtures, between Kow- ing the jests of writers and artists loon Docks and the Army 'and' of another.

Kowloon Bowling Green and the

Thus it cannot be stated post-University, were postponed.

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37

tively whether Dr. Logan Clenden-

29 ing was serious or in a humorous

mood when he

wrote the follow-

19ing for a recent issue of the San 16 Francisco "Call-Bulletin."

8

"Because it is the best game in

9 the world, haschall is the health-

2 fullest. I went to see a cricket

2

Radio's Tenth Loss.

The Club de Recreio had no difficulty in defeating the Ra-

dlo Sports Club by 6 sets to B at King's Park.

(Recreio):-

GOLFER WHO GETS HOLE IN ONE WHEN HE WANTS TO Denver Professional Substantiates Bold Statement

Denver.

Joe Cusack, professional át Overland Park, accepting the chal- lenge of Officer Ralph Van Dyke to a golf match, said: "Ili not only beat you, but I'm going to get a. bole-in-one on No. 2." At the 187- yard par 8 second, Van Dyke watched Cusack's tee shot roll in- to the cup. Associated Press.

CARNERA BATTERED BUT NOT FINISHED

MAY MEET BAER

AGAIN

IN SEPTEMBER

London,

PRIMO CARNERA, who was so sensationally defeated by Max Baer in New York, is bat- tered but not disheartened and he is definitely not finished with the ring yet. He is to have a chance to get his revenge next September when, according to Luigi Soresi, his manager, Baer has promised him a return fight.

The giant Italian has also had offers of fights against Jack Petersen, the British heavyweight champlon, in London, Paolino Uzcudun, the Spanish heavyweight champion, in Barcelona, and Max Schmeling, former world's heavyweight champion, in Milan. Carnera, however, is not returning to Europe yet.

The giant Italian will not be able to walk for some time, de- clares his doctor. His ankle is at least badly sprained and several ligaments are torn

ACCORDING TO SORESI, IF IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR THIS IN- JURY, WHICH OCCURRED DURING A KNOCK-DOWN IN THE FIRST ROUND, RESULTING IN HIS HARDLY BEING ABLE TO KEEP HIS FEET, CARNERA WOULD HAVE WON.

It is revealed that Carnera and not Baer was the man for whom

JACKIE BROWN'S the fight should have been post-

LUCK

poned.

One doctor who examined him said he was not in a fit condition

Severely Punished By to enter the ring. He was still

French Boxer

DEFENCE SAVE HOLDER

suffering from the after effects of influenza- which had been aggra. vated by his having refused to obey his doctor's orders and go to bed.

After the fight it had been stal- ed that Carnera's nose was broken. Jackie Brown, holder of the Dr. Walker, of the New York State Athletic Commission, who examin- lost to McDougall and Shute lost to Daley and Ross ....... 26 world's flyweight boxing title, pro-ed, said: "There was no signs of drew with Bendal and Fowler.. 8-6

Yon

G.

Ekren and W. Sander (German Club):-

2-6

London, July 12.

W. Foraits and G. Sommer (German bably was lucky to secure a draw his nose having been broken Club):~-~~

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L. F. V. Ribeiro Bad Dr. Rodrigues lost to McDougall and Sbute against Valentin Angelmann, of of his ribs having been fractured, their third although both were badly bruised." lost to Delay and Ross 3-6 France. This was xame a year or two ago in Lon-beat M. Sheriff and Wei Chung, 6-2 drow with Bendal and Fowler. 6-8 don, and it really was pitiful to beat W. M. Chanson and G. Singh B-2 S. China Beat Indians. meeting. Brown having won the

Bowes, Ponsford, b Grimmeit

Extras

200 see the English imagine they were beat Kolwant Singh and Jahan Total Fall of the wickets: 1 (Keeton) for enjoying themselves.

I understand that baseball has Derbyshire: 224 and 333 (Smith 131.43: 2 (Walters) for 85; 3 (Hammond)

Skinner 102).

for 135; 4 (Hendren) for 135; 5 Ley- Gloucestershire: 937 (Dacre 117) and land) for 168; 6 (Wyatt) for 170: 7 taken such a hold in some parts of beat Sheriff and Wai Chang.....

(Ames) for 189; 8 (Hopwood) for England that it

54 for 0.

At Northampton, Kent beat 189; 9 (Mitchell) for 209; 10 (Bowes) popularity Northants by an innings and 62 for 200.

of

previous two on points.

Dad

6- 1

A. Oliveira and (Recreio):

Xavier

6- 2

Bowling Analysis.

0.

M. R. W. lect."

18

1 57 1

Kent: 428 for 4 dec. (Woolley 178,

Fagg 99).

McCabe

4 2 3

0

At Nottingham, Sussex took first

O'Reill Grimmett Chipperfeld

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16

45

$

"

threatens the beat Chanson and Singh cricket, and beat Kalwant Singh and Jahan

Dad memorials are to be presented to

and C. Pereira A. M. Xavier the House of Commons on the sub-

(Recreio):-

8- 6 lost to Sheriff and Wei Chung. lost to Chanson and Singh...... 4- # lost to Kalwant Singh and Jahan

Dad

5. 3

It was only the holder's defer- South Chins Athletic Associa tion retained their 100 per cent.sive work which saved him. For 6: league standing by defeating the the most part, the challenger took Indian Recreation Club by 6 sets the offensive, rockfig Brown from

30.4 11

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18 6 AUSTRALIA-1st Innings.

35*

runa.

Northants: 154 (Freeman B for 84). (Wall

210 (Freeman 8 for 103).

innings points from Netts.

Notts: 308 and 298 for # (Taylor_107). W. A. Brown, y Bowes. Sussex: 429 for 7 des. (John Lang-W. H. Ponsford, not out

ridge 1481.

W. A. Oldfield, e Ames, b Bowes At the Oval, Surrey beat Hamp-W; M. Woodfull, b Bower

Extras shire by nine wickets.

Hampshire: 326 (W. G. L. F. Lowndes

143) and 189.

and 123 for 1.

Surrey: 387 for 9 dec. (Sandham 126)

At Lords, Middlesex boat Lan-

cashire by 10 wickets.

Lancashire: 144 and 198.

Total for 8 wkts.

PROFESSIONAL CYCLING

TITLE OF GERMANY

Hanover, July 15. The world champion, Richter,

Chinese Win Again.

American Press Praise

Most of the American news papers, while giving Baer praise for his victory, pay a great tribute to the Italian's pluck.

The New York "Times" wrote: crowned himself with C. P. Ip time to time with short but power-

"Carners ful hooks to the face.

glory as a vanquished fighter who

ticke 6 %

6-0

to 3.

ad F. N. Wong · (8.C.A.A.): beat M. R. Abbas and M. cl

Arcolli beat A. K. and A. J. Sufflad 4.6 beat Firdos Khan and H. A. Khan 6-2 K. F. Lui H. K. Ho and | (B,C,A_A.) ;—

beat Abbas and M. el Arculli 6.01 beat Suffad and Suffiad

6- 0

Brown scored with straight

lefts to the jaw, but his blows were lacking in sting and could not stem: Augelmann's aggressiveness.

less, this guns until he is help-

He went down in defeat a Spar- tan to the last. Carnera denied that he appealed to the referee to The Chinese Recreation Club

The Engilshman was at his best stop the fight. He could have made won the annual German profes- again established their superfort lost to Firdos Khan and Khand-when he rained punch after punch his appeal without any discredit to C. N. Tang and H. Lians in the fifth and twelfth rounds, himself. He had gone further 1(8.C.A.AJ÷

than anyone expected." slonal bicycling championship to-ty, by defeating the Central Bel-

beat Abbas and M. Arcalli 75 on Angelmann's body. day. The second man was Engel. tish Association by 7 sets to 2.

Thereafter; Angelmann, seelbs N. Whitley, and R. Blythe lost to Suffled and Suffed... 2.6 39-Trans-Ocean Kuo Min...

lost to Firdos Khan and Khan 5-7 the title within his grasp, chased (C.B.A.) lost to. K. G. ip and M. C Lau: 2-6

C.C.C. Retain Position, his man round the ring, so that, lost to P. C. Leung and W. M.

on several occasions, Brown was 2-0 Cheung

The Craigengower Cricket Club reduced to holding-Reuter Ferguson proved too powerful for the Kow»

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE TO DATE

Middlesex; 202 for 9 dec. and 47 for 0. Warwick (7)

To-days Matches

5

Poor Judgment

Gene Tunney, commenting on the result, said: "Carnera show-

ed amazing stamina and put up & fine show, although I think he used very poor judgment in not staying

was on the floor, as one of the three undefeated "C" DIVISION LEAGUE TABLE down for longer counts when he

W. Gittins ; and I. 8. Smith 2-0 lost to A. B. Hamson and H. J. 3-0 Howard edda

Ist Inns No Pte.

Pis

lost to H. M. Lee and W. K.

W L W

6

4.

3

L Result Poss. Obt. -32 270

322

FAngus and J. J.

| (C.B.A.); NDAN

Sussex (2)

19 11.

4 31 285 0.

198

beat Ip and Lau

loon Cricket Club, winning by 6 64 sets to 3, to retain their poeftion

Lancashire (5)

19

8

0285

154

lost to Loung and Cheung

4-.6

Play will commence, in the following Arat-class fixtures to-day:-

Kent (3)

19

8

-0.285

149

lost to Lee and Chung

3- 6

G. Gurevitch

and

King

Notts (8)

18

7

0.270

136

(C.B.A.)

8 18

270.

133

best Ip and Lan

44(K.C.C.).

Yorkshire (1)

18

8.

270

129

lost to Loung and Cheung

Gloucester (19); - Basex (4), Middlesex (12)

$2018

300

127

lost to Loe and Chang

800 1224

255 101:

Surrey (9) Worcester (15) Glamorgan (16) Hampshire (14)

210

83

18

240

German Club lost to the

255 67

225-

Somerset (11) ⠀

15.

225

60

Leicester (17)

15

82

Northants (18)

Austr

County Championship

Clacton-Essex v. Middlesex. Swansea. Glamorgan v. Somerset. Manchester-Lancashire v. Notts. Bournemouth-Hampshire v. Bur Maidstone-Kent v..Yorkshire. Birmingham-Warwick v. Glouces-

Chesterfield Hove

Derby v. Worcester.

Leicester

Derby (8)

C.S.C.C. Beat Germans

Playing on their own courts the

Civil

drew with W. J. Howard and A.

Kitchall

drew with F. Zimmern and D.

Leonard

TO DATE

Bets

4-6/C.R.C.10 10 00 78% 9% 20 cca 99 0 0 60% 20,1⁄2·18- CBA, ...12 7.50 5750516 18. Chim.717, 001851 A14 6:6 K.C.C8 62 040321

&

F. A. Broadbridge and F. C. Craw Recreto 10 1 0 46, 16% 12 ford (K.C.C.) Service Cricket Club by 6 nets to lost to Hamson and 'Howard

lost to Howard and Kitchell

B. Soltan and C. J. Bleeneck (German beat Zimmern and Leonard Club)

302253 0255

sion of last beat TDaley and A. R. Rast

lost to J. Bendal and G. Fowler

lost to DM MeDougall and E.

Figures in brackets denote positions held at conc

R. 8 Capell and A. W. (KCC)

28 lost to Hamson and, Howard 6 3 lost to Howard and Kitchell

4-6 best Zimmern and Leonard

LR.CH 7 3 40 28-346 2-8 Univeralty ~6810444- 64 Army 6 2 4025-29 Ramsay Deutscher 47 1.60 20

KBG.C61 50 177 25 28 E.D.R.C.6 0 4 0 1 434

109 100 14725 38 Radio 7- & Pollec

60 6034 194

A boxer is entitled to all the rest he can get in such circumstances.

MISS BAIRD WINS SCOTTISH GOLF TITLE

Miss Nan Baird (Frestwick St a former girl cham- Nicholas), plon, won the Scottish women's golf title. In the fins), which was played in heavy rain at North Ber wick, she best kiss Jessie Ander Ron (Craigle Hill), the present girl champion, by one up