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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1934.

CARNERA SIGNS TO FIGHT IN BUENOS AIRES

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The now King of marble shooters, Cliff Seaver (centre), of Springfield, Mass, and the runners- up, Eddle Cox (left), of Cost Creek, Tenn., and Sidney Diets, of Baton Rouge, La., demonstrate the technique that won them their honours at a contest at Ocean City, N.J. Local champions represent- ing all parts of the country fought it out for the national “knuck le down" title.

HONG KONG CYCLING LINCOLNS AQUATIC

CLUB RECORDS

TWEEDY'S FINE FEAT IN DEBUT ATTEMPT

SPORTS.

H.Q. Wing Take Championship.

MILE AND HALF-MILE EVENTS COMPLETED

Results:

+

MYSTERY OPPONENT FOR OCTOBER BOUT

PAOLINO UZCUDUN MOST LIKELY RIVAL

New York, Aug. 6.

Fight promoters to-day announced that Primo Carnera, de posed Italian heavyweight champion of the world. has signed. articles to appear in Buenos Aires on October 20 against an op ponent as yet unselected.

Ring observers, however, believe that Da Preem's opponent will be none other than Paulino Uzcudun, Basque Wood-Chop- per, whom the Man Mountain has beaten on several occasions,

Primo has spent most of the time since his disastrous defeat at the hands of Max Baer in a New York hospital, where he was taken the morning following the fight, suffering from several torn ligaments in his ankle, SMALL UNITS HOLD AQUATIC MEET

Keen Contests At Y.M.C.A.

ARTILLERY TAKE OPEN RELAY EVENT

Thus his match, in Buenos Aires, which is expected to draw

a tremendous crowd, will be his first appearance in the squared circle since June 14, the night on which Baer robbed him of the world's title.

he took.

A victory over Uzcudun, if he should meet him in Buenos Aires, would give Carnera an excellent start on a comeback trail

It was expected by many that the huge foreigner will use this match as the first in a series of comeback starts. Shown moving pictures of his fight with Baer while he was in the hospital, the The Small Units Sports Club Italian reiterated his belief that Head Quarters Wing carried held their Annual Aquatic Meet he was the American's superior, The evening of August 9 saw,secs. faster than Read's figures, off the Batallion championship, ing at the Y.M.C.A. bath yester despite the terrific beating which the third of a series of unpaced though still 22 mins 11 secs. slow with 14 points, in the 1st Bn. day, some keenly contested time trials promoted by the er than the Shanghai record for Lincolnshire Regiment's swim- events taking place

ming sports, which were con The officials were: Referce, Hong Kong Cycling Club, and. the distance. from the point of view of speed, Tweedy's average speed was cluded with a mile swim and half-Lieut.-Col. H. W. Fordham. M.C.. it was the most successful of the 16.798 m.ph, although, had he fit-mile swim on Thursday.

R.E., Judges, Major J. H. Mousley, series to date. The distances on ted an effective lamp, it is pro-

D.S.O., T.D., R.E.; Capf. L. J. Walch, R. A. S. C., and Sergt-Ma- this occasion attempted by two bable that his average would have

Half Mile inter-Company Team jor A. W. J. Kirton Vaughan, R. Adecision over Maxle Baer, in 1931, The aging Spaniard holds a 1931 riders were 10, 15 and 25 miles been considerably over 17 m.p.h. land in each case a new local re-jas his last three miles were cover-event:---

M. C.; diving judge, Mr. E. F. to his credit. A win for Cornera cord was established.

ed after dusk.

1. Head Quarter Wing, 28 pts.; Selk; starter. Lt. G. W. W. Morris. would mean that the Italian would Mr. E. Munns, the official time Both riders auffered from brake 2, "A" Coy,; 24 pta.

R. E keeper, started H. Tweedy, who trouble during their attempta. Individual Half-Mile Champion. was riding his first time trial, at Tweedy lost a block from the shoes ship:— 6.19 p.m. for an attempt on the 26 of his front brake, whilst Keates 1. Pte. Jackson; 2, Cpl. Chicken. miles record of 1 hr. 41 mins. 41 (who used hub brakes) had a nasty secs held by C. I. Read. At 6.21 few moments when, a screw worked p.m. H. A. G. Keates was despatch-loose in his front brake and al- ed on an attempt to beat J. Coles' moat dropped the lever into the 10 miles record of 34. mina. 10 secs. front wheel. The latter rider Tweedy, who had started stead-again, used his new English machine Jily, was overhauled by Keates at fully equipped as for touring, 4 miles, and st Б miles, which suggests that he is reserv where the latter turned

ating, a little extra speed for later his halfway point, Keates

was events. clocking 14 mina. 42 seca. against 17. mins. 5 secs. by Tweedy. On the return half Keates increased his speed, and by covering it in 12 mins. 53 secs, recorded a snar time of 27 mins. 35 seca, to aver-¡ age 21.752 m.p.h.

The full list of records of the Hong Kong Cycling Club is now as follows:--

Time: 13 mins, 29 secs.

Stonecutters to Shamshulpo Championship :—

1. Pte. Jackson; 2, Cpl. Chicken. Time: 24 mins, 5 secs.

Inter-Company Shield:-

1. Head Quarter Wing 14 pts. 2. "A" Coy. 12 pts.

3, "B" Coy, 11 pts.

4. "D/S" Coy, 5' pta. 5. "C" Coy. 8 pts.

COLONY CYCLING RECORDS

Date 1934. July 26 August 9 10 miles August 9 15 miles July 25 20 milea August 9 25 miles.

Distance

Rider

5 miles

J. Coles

H. A. G. Keates H. A. G. Keates H. A. G. Kester H. Tweedy."

This time reduced the old figures by no less than 6 "mina. 35 secs. and is only a minute and 19 seconds, slower than the Shanghai record ilme. At 6.57 p.m., after a rest of eight minutes, Keates again set August 2 30 miles off to establish 15 miles figures; a distance which had previously not been attempted. The earlier miles

of this second attempt were cover- ed at a moderate pace, but never theless at the turn (8 miles)

H. A. G. Keates

The results were as follows:- 150 yards, free 'style:-

1. Pte. Wright, R. A. M. C.; 2, Sapper Pegg, R. E.; 8, L/Cpl. Re- vill, R. E. Time: 2 mins. 1.3/5 secs. Inter-Small Units Relay:--

1. R. Es; 2. R. A. M. C. Time:

probably have to meet two or three other top-notchers in America, be- fore voicing a challenge for the crown which he once bore, that would receive attention.

The glant is expected to sull for the Argentine in the near fu ture. It should not be difficult for him to get back into training inaamuch as he kept active be- 1. L/Cpl. Rousseau, R. C. of S. fore losing to Baer United Press.

1 min. 24.4/5 seck.

25 yards dash.

2. L/Cpl. Higgins, R. E. 13.8/5-seca.

Diving:

Time:

1. Cpl. Eycott R. A. 8. C.; 2, Staff Sergt. Routledge, R.A.S.C.

Team Diving R. A. S. C.

150 yards, three styles, breast back

and free:-

1, Pte. Adamsa, R. A. M. C.; 2. Time Avge. Pte. Wright, R. A. M. C. h.m.s. m.p.b. Open Invitation Race:-

14.47 20,27 46.34 19.82

27.34 21,75 58.01 20.68 1.29.15-16.79 1.81.25 19.69

1. Royal Artillery: 2, South Wales Borderers; 2 East Lan- cashire.

25 yards, Children:-

2

ORIENT TITLIST

IN EUROPE

Manila Boxer After The Crown.

MIDDLEWEIGHT CLASS

Barcelona, Aug. 4.

Luis Logan, Manila middleweight,

1, Sidney Pledges; 2. Donalds after the championship of Spain. Blackler.

TODAY'S LAWN BOWLS DETAILS

SENIOR DIVISION

A, M. Omar

Keates was clocked at 25 mins, 34 Civil Service C.C. v:K'loon Dock R.C. THE PROGRAMME, JA. R. Mou

seca.

T. Armstrong. IL R. Whant Tweedy passed this point one A. W. Grimmitt second later than Keates after J. Hollidge covering 18 miles in 1 hr. 8 mina, k (Skdp) 85 secs. His time at 18 miles (P. E. Knight where he had turned was 47 mins. E. Alderman

8. Eccleshall 10 secs and by comparison of J. Deakin

(Skip) these checking times it will be ob- served that for a rider taking part E. W. Simmonds in his first time trial, Tweedy rode. Strange

A. 0. Brawn

a very consistent and well-judged F. 3. Jones

race

25 Miles Mask Lowered

For the first two miles of the

(Skip) Crai'gower "A" |A. E. Coates.

W .V. Field

latter seven Tweedy held on grim D. Ramjahn

A. M. Calman

P. B. Parks G. Henderson

W. Hedley.

·T. Coleman J. Bevie

...J. McKelvic

J. Kempton

R. G. Craig

M. Ferguson

J. Lindsay

J. C. Brown

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S. M. Rumjahn The following are the Lawn M. Afzal Bowls League fixtures for today . Y. Adal (Skip) giving last season's results in A. R. Dallah

brackets.

SENIOR DIVISION.

(O.S.C.C. (70)

(Skip) Kowloon B.G.C. ♥

J. G. Charlton J. Macdonald

E. V. Searle (Skip) C.C.C. "A" (47)

· P.R.O. (46) K.C.C. (55)

(Skip) Club de Recreló

La J. Silva L.F. Xavier F. V. Ribeiro A. H. Basto

(aktp))

ly a few seconds behind the flying B. W. Bradbury Irishman; a stiff hill five miles

G. L. Buchanan – from the end, however, took heavy

A. S. Gomes toll of his reserves and Keates H. Bear forged ahead to finish at 7:49-84 U. M. Omar" p.m. with a time of 46 mine. 84. (Ekip) Becs. averaging 19.327 m.p.k.. for. 9. Landalt [A. A. Razack the distance.

R. F. Lai Tweedy passed the timekeeper R. Basa at 7.48.15 pm. to clock 1 hr. 29

(Skip) mins. 15 secs. being 12 mins. 26 Police R.C.

IR. Ellis

G. Perkins W. Lair G. Moss

JOURNALIST SWIMMING

· MEETING

(Continued from Page 4.)

There will also be an exhibl.: tion swim to-morrow, in which fournalists from European newspapers are invited to par Hicipate,

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{E. G. Post

C. Dowinan J. Shephard W. Hollands

(Skip) J. Nolan J.' Fender F. E. Booker AE. Clark

(8kp) Kowloon C.C.

It is the first time an aquatic. Gittins meeting of this kind has ever been F. Goodwin

CAJ, Taschi.

attempted in be Colony, and 11. Fraterjön cials of the Chung Shing Bene (Ekip) volent Society, the sponsors of the J.-W. Brown

are looking forward to a W Hyde

hat the meeting may Fincher RP. Fhispe be continued in forthcoming years.

(Ekip)

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A. A. Remedios C.-H. Basto H.. A. Alves CG. Silva

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H. L. Lockhart L. Luck

J. Gellatley L. Collyer

H Westlake R. R. Davies

Police H.C. 8. Logan

G. E. F. Thompson W. Hardy.

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W. Dall

v KD.R.C. (58) ́

▼

C. de R. (56)

S. R. Farlow

K.B.G.C. (85)

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W. McLeod

L Geldenning

7 T.D.R.Č. (70).

JUNIOR DIVISION -

C. de R. (54) LB.C. (42)

|K.B.G.G. (61)

y C.C.C. (84)

▼ C.S.C.C. (88)

P.R.C. (64)

|H.K.E.R.C. (61) ▼ K.C.C. (56)

RHEYC (-) † HKFC, (−)

H. F. Stoneham

D. W. Waterton C. B. Hasking W. E. Hale

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J. L.: Tetley G. Le Farmer M. J. Henderson H. H. Rese

The following are the selected. K. Electric teams for to-day's, Lawn Bowls J. K. Sloan matches.

L. A. Gutierrez. G. Herridge

H. Hampton

J. G. Ozorio

W. Cunningham D. BA Bone. CE. Elliot Heywood G.-B.. Matthews JA. E. Blikrieme 7. C: Chalmer F. X. M. Bilva

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C. E Marques

y Kowloon B.G.C.

J. Watson

A. S. Russell

J. H. Bodding

L. Guy,

(Sidp)

JUNIOR DIVISION,

Club de Recreio ▾ Craigengower CC. H.A. Botelho ~`~(Skip) J. M. E. Rozario

P. T. Farrell

J. 8. Logan

J.. G.-Meyer W. Macfarlane

B. Duncan

- Dr. R. A. Barlo

H. Rosario

D. Alves

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F. Soares C. M. S. Alves.

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V. Petherick

J. J. Basto

8. Randle

R. Hall

F-Machado

W. English

W. Bagley

E. C. Barry

V. N. Atienza

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JR Soares

W. JP Howard

ALGE. Sours

dan tak (Skip) E. V. M. R. Sousa

Taikoo R.CA

JJ. Whyte

AW: Norrie TE Stainton R. M. Keown

P. A. Yvanovich

R. C Batter

G. T. Padgett A. F.. Faul

(Skip) A. McKellar

R. Hooley J. F. Junny N. M. Currie

(8kfp)

J. G. Haigh

W. Onchard S. Deacon La de Rome.

Reserve:

H. Hatch

Yacht Club

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A. Stevenson

G. E. Costello

.

R. McWalter

A. E. Carey'

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J. Forrest F.. Hunter J8. Riddell W. Glendening Kowloon C. C M. N. Bakusen C. Fletcher W. Carr E. Kern

T

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A. Wright' V. G. Labrin La Jack J. M. Jack

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JA S Dinnen W. W. Hirst

LE:Lammert Hi Overy

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Football Club

P. Morgan

R-P. Shaw

Sir Thomas Southaru C. B. Robertson.

A. Macfarlane

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Leonard

W. Phelpa

HAW. Randall.

E. 8. Abrahem AW. Brown

A ALTA. R. Selby

R***?(Skip): Tay (Skip) B. E. Kaughan

Julio Ribeiro

Inding R.G.

AH. Rumjahn

(@kip) D. M. Khan

A. O Madar

CH Bummers GK H. AtewaźLİ AD. Huuro

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Civil Servien C.C. (Skip)

H. Majors

E B. Reed

Maxs

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A. C. Young

J. B. Ross

A. Chapmanson

A. Brooksbank...

A Humphreys B. A. Arengrove

J. Bussell D

& Carter

G. E. Stephens

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G8 GraTe

He has announced that he will seek Spanish citizenship, try to annex the local championship, and then challenge the champion of Europe. He has already posted a challenge for the Cuban, Cheo Morejon.

Logan, who just reaches the light-heavy class when he is a bit over-weight, is the present holder of the title of heavy-weight cham- pion of the Orient, having won and defended this title in a series of bouts in Manila.Associated Pres

INTERPORT BOWLS TEAM.

Five Members Selected Yesterday.

Five members of the team to represent Hong Kong in the forth- coming Interport, Bowls contest In Shanghai early next month were chosen last night, the sixth mem→ ber is, as yet, uncertain as to his ability to obtain the necessRKY Teave

The chosen players ́áre:

R. Basa (Craigengower CC.). H. Beer (Craigengower CC).

E Contes (Cralgengower

J. Watson (Kowloon BG.C.). Mr. B. E. Maughan, President of

*** (Skip) the Hong Kong Lawus Bowls As-

J, J. Gregory

sociation is travelling with the

and will be res F. H. W. Haynes team as manager, and

ponsible for the final selection of thedan (Skip) the various crinks, which are Reserve!

Oppose Shanghat and Hankow.

(Ekip)

A. Strange