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SHANGHAI'S

HOW 13 YEAR

OLD GIRL WON

GOLF TOTLE

CLASSIC SHORTS BY

MISS JUPP.

MISS MONTFORD'S DEFEAT (By GEORGE GREENWOOD)

SMASHING

China® Mail

Sports Diary

TO-DAY

Aquatics. Royal Naval

CRICKET TRIUMPH

HONG HONG'S FOURTH JOE MCCARTHY TO

INTERPORT DEFEAT

ties.oyal Naval Dockyard TAIL AGAIN RESCUES SIDE

(Y.M.C.A. Both); V.R.C. Champion-1 ships, 9.15 p.m.

FROM BIG COLLAPSE

COMPLETE STATISTICS

KEEP JOB AS HEAD

MAN OF YANKEES

Babe Ruth Not Seeking Manager's Post

OWNER'S ANNOUNCEMENT

New York, Oct. 8. Joe McCarthy 'will continue to .

pilot the New York Yankees, American · League

club. next

year, according to announcement

made to-day by Colonel Jake Ruppert, owner of the club.

Football First Division, Seath China "B" v. South Wales Borderers (Caroline Hill), Recreio V. Lincolns | (King's Park), Club, v. Chinese Athle tic Club Ground), Police v. Kowloon (Kowloon Ground), East Lancashire London, September 15. s. Royal Artillery (Seokumpas), 4.90

HONG Kong sustained one of the heaviest de p.m. Second Division, Kowloon v. Bor- To the delight of the crowd, derers, Navy v. Lincolns, Club v. Chin-

feats in the history of the Interport Cricket ese Athletics, 3 p.m., Eastern v. Royal Miss Nancy Japp, the 13-year-old Artillery, University Royal En- series when they bowed to Shanghai By 270 runs Scottish player from Longuiddry,gineers, East Lancashire v. Young In-

Idians, 480 pʊ; Third Division, yesterday. won the Girls' Championship at RAM.C. v. Recreio, Police v. Railway,

As in the first innings, the "tail" once again saved the Colony Stoke Poges yesterday.

R.A.0.C. v. Radio, R.A.F. v. Lincolne, from a total collapse, the last five wickets adding 43 of the 102

to reports from Detroit that George In the final she beat Miss Joan Enst Lancashire. Borderere.

Racing. Volunteers Gymkhana runs scored when 373 were required...

SHANGHAI'S BIGGEST WIN WAS RECORDED IN 1921 WHEN THEY Herman "Baba" Ruth, the Yanks Montford, aged 18. of North

(Causeway Bay). Foreland, by 3,to 1.

Lawn Bowls.-Aitkenhead Shield, VISITED HONG KONG AND WON BY AN INNINGS AND 159 RUNS. Sultan of Swat, was seeking a There was never any doubt Kowloon v. Hong Kong (Kowloon B.G.C. THEY ALSO WON BY AN INNINGS IN 1912 AND 1867. about the result, and though Miss green), 3 p.m.

Yachting Royal Hong Kong Yacht Jupp did not play quite so well us on the previous day-not un Club's menagerie and separate "A"

Class Race for racing yachts.

TO-MORROW

Rifle Shooting-Interport Practice! (Stonecuttera' Range).

natural in view of the bustle and

Football, First Division, Navy v. St. excitement of playing five mat ches before big galleries-she Joseph's (Kowloon Ground), 4.30 p.m.; Third Division, R.A.S.C., v. Royal En never lost command of the game.gineers, 3 p.ro.

True, she topped her 'drive and then a brassie at the first hole, which she lost. But it was of no three consequence, for she won

in four of the next four holes figures. From this moment the writing was on the wall. the only matter in suspense being the ex-B.A.SC. (Sonkunnno), 2 D.. tent of the victory..

For a child, she played a classie of really number shots, which called forth the admiration of W. B. Torrance and other international golf- ers who were present.

This year Hong Kong have lost to Shanghai at cricket, lawn bowls, and polo. They also lost the swimming Interport to Tientsin, although beating Shanghai on points. The season's soc- cer and rugby Interports have yet to be played.

Below are appended the full scores and statistics for the 35th. game of the series:

Shanghai-1st Innings

L. F. Stokes, e Melanes, b Pearce 161 MONDAY, OCT. 15

H. D. Bidwell, e Dunkley, b Minu Billiard-Entries close for Steel,g. R. Kerm ni, e Minu, b Garth Coulson League,

Chen-Chinese Tournament (Chung

walte

A. J. Barson, e Owen Hughes, b

Ricketts ...

Nam Athletic Association), 7-pan.

Cricket.-Army League, R.A.M.G.D.

TUESDAY, OCT. 16 Hockey. H.K.S.R.A.

Y. Y.M.C.A. (Marina), 8.10 p.m. ·

Cheap Meeting-Kowloon (Central British School), 5.30 .p.m.

W. Leach, b Pearce

F. Marshall, at. Dunkley, b Ricketts

Madar, b Pearce

R. Booth, at Duckley, b Ricketts J. A. Isaace, e Baines, b Ricketts Club E. P. Humphreys, b Pearce J. C. Jenkins, not out

Extras (b.3. 1.6.2, n.b.5)

Total

725

for 102.

28

12 Isu

Bowling Analysis

0,

13 4 27

5

11

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5

5

11

韭

12

7.9 1 21

2

3

14

0 Bouth

10 Stokes

39 Leach.

2 Madar

1 Jenkins

10

336

Thank goodness I have not to AMERICAN TRACKMEN, Fall of wickets: 1 (Bidwell for 14.

follow that shot," said Torrance

as Miss Jupp crashed a brassie on to the

fifteenth

green (444

yards) and got the simplest of 4's..

SUCCESSFUL

Win Four Of Five Meetings In Japan

This was only one of many bril- liant efforts by this clever, con- fident little girl, who has develop-METCALFE,

ed a perfect technique and one of

the most fascinating, awings I have ever seen.

AMAZING EFFICIENCY

2 (Kermani) for 208; 3 (Stokes) for

The announcement was in reply

major league managerial job, pre- forably with the Yanks.

Commenting on the reports, Colonel Ruppert .said:

"1 won't have two managers. 1 am satisfied with McCarthy." This indicated that the Babe, probably the must colourful base- ball player ever produced. would have to seek a managerial job else- where.

The Bambino, in a

statement

It. W.issued in Detroit, reiterated that zhe would retire from the game un- less he gets a major league man- agerial job.

INTERPORT AVERAGES

The following were the averages:

Batting

274; 4 (Leach) for 276; 5 (Barson) for L. F. Stokes 2766 (Mador) for 277: 7 (Booth) for H. Madar 290: 8 (laanes) for 326: (Hum-S. R. Kermanl phreys) for 333; 10 (Marshall) for 335. F. D. Pereira

Bowling Analysis

F. Marshall 0. M. R. WT. A. Pearce

Pereira Minu

CUNNINGHAM AND Ricketts HORNBOSTEL STAR

Fukuoka, Oct. 8-

The visiting American track

The Babe, formerly the highest 2paid player in the big leagues, was in Detroit closely watching the teurrent world series battle between the Detroit Tigers and the St. Louis

1. R. ha. n.o. Avge. Cardinals. 2 211 161 0 185.50 McCarthy, although failing to .2 39 27 1 39.00),

give the Yanks a pennant this

2 73 72 0 36.50)

2 35 23 1 33.00/year, succeeded in driving them to 2 68.56 0 34.09 a second place position at the end 2*46, 39 0 23.00 of the season after a close content 2 43 23 21.30 with the Tigers for the junior loop

2 19 10 1

O

19.00

2 36 33 @ 18.00 tag.

Z 28 18 @ 14.00

In 1932 McCarthy piloted the

4D, W. Leach. 2 27 250 13.30 Yanks to victory, in the American

world championship. The Yanks defent-

•

20 4

68

A. J.. Barsen

16 +

39

1R. 'Booth

27.1 8

58

4J. A. Isaacs

Garthwaite Pearce Madar

10

1

48

1. W. Baines

20

2

82

3

0

19

G. R. M. Ricketts 2 21 21 0

10.50

League and gave them

McInnes ..

0

19

C. C. Garthwaite 2 18 14 0

9.00

Hong Kong-ist Innings

E. J. R. Mitchell. 2 15

7.50 9 0

61. Melnses 2 12 12 D

E. P. Humphreys 2 10

8 0

10 J. C. Jenkins

2

3 1

39 A. R. Minu

32 1

6 0

P. Madar

4.00 3.50 3.00 2 6 6.0 2

2.00

2 1 4

0

2.00

Bowling

E. J. R. Mitchell, b Booth

and field stars won eight of the Rev. IL W. Baines, e Madar b

Leach

The second hole (360 yards) nine events to-day at the con- provided another example of her clusion of their final two-day at-T. A. Pearce & Madar amazing efficiency-a drive, mas-hletic meet in Japan. hle shot and a putt that you could

Oshima, who captured the hop,

have blown into the hole. There step and jump with a distance of was another instance at the short 15.61 meters, was the only Japanese third (187 yards)-1 spoon shot winner. over the valley to the middle of

C. C. Garthwaite bw, b Leach

H. Owen Hughes b Madar

McInnes c Kermani b Madar

A. R. Minu & Madar

A. H. Madar not out

4II. D. Bidwell

H. Owen Hughes

10. S. Dunkley 3 D00

27

G, R. M. Ricketts Booth b Leach - 21)

F. D. Pereira e Leach b Booth Glenn Cunningham, great AmeriG. B. Dunkley e Leach b Madar

the green, and a beautifully judg-can miler, won the 1,500 metre led putt to the hole side.

event in four minutes, 3.6 seconds.

Charles Hornbostel, of Indiana,

Extras

Total

6.00led the Chicago Clubs, four games 5.00 straight, in that year.

O. M. R. W. Avge. 223 7 43 7 6.11 OL. F. Stokes... 13 6 13 2 6.50

23 P. Madar

163. C. Jenkins...

6

123 2 11.50

G. R. M. Ricketts 47.1

13 96 8 12.00

35

151 D. W. Leach 155141275 ENGLAND FAVOURED

2 54 3 18.00

29:2118 6 19,66

34 12 70 3 23.33

29 11 47 2 23.50

25.

6 48 2 24.00

6

0 30 0

6

0310-

ID 103 0

She won the fourth (400 yards)

Fall of the wickets: 1 (Mitchell) for C. C. Garthwaite 15 in 4. to

become two up. It was stepped the 400 metres in 49.5 12; 2 (Baines) for 44; 3 (Garthwaite) T. A. Pearce

seconds and Ralph Metcalfe, the for 68; 4 (Owen Hughes) for 73; BIA. R. Minu all very extraordinary,

However, at the sixth, Miss Jupp sprint star from Marquette Univer-(Pearce) for 74; 6 (Melnnes) for 75:11. A. Isaacs In 21.47 (Minu) for 81; 8 (Ricketta for 120); R. Booth ... came to earth with a bump, taking sity, did the 200 meters

9 (Pereira) for 151; 10 (Dunkley) for A. H. Madar went again seconds.

| 151. a 7, but-away she

Duun put the shot 15.49 metres. with a 3 at the seventh and a 4

The visitors captured seven of at the eighth. A 6 crept in at the pinth, and, out in 42 against 44, the eight events in the opening day. Isaaca Booth In their visit to Japan they were Leach Miss Jupp was one up:

victorious also at Tokyo, Nagoya Stokes and Dairen but lost at Osaka to Jenkins the Japanese-Associated Press. Madur

Miss Montford's best effort was at the ninth (420 yards), where she had a 4, following wooden club two well-hit Bhots to the edge of the green She hung on desperately, lo ing a hole here and winning another there.

Still, she was unable to make any real impression on her jaun- | ty little opponent.

Miss Jupp's great 4 at the fif- teenth was a stunning blow, the finishing touch being applied at

Bowling Analysis

1

36 Fielding Catches-D. W. Lench-(2), R. Booth 2(2), P. Madar (2), I. McInnes (2), 3 E. P. Humphreys (1), A. R. Mina (1), H. Owen Hughes (1), Rev. H. W. Baines, (1), F. D. Pereira (1), and C. 5 C. Garthwaite (1).

1. McInnes

F. D. Perelta

0. M..

R.

16 7 20

W

0

20 6 87

24 9 39

4

1

8

3 1

15

22

50

E. P. Humphreys, c Garthwaite, b

Ricketts

A

Shanghal-2nd Innings

L. F. Stokes, e Pereira, b Minu

MLLE. PAYOT BEATS H. D. Bidwell, b Garthwalte

MME. MATHIEU

International Tennis Played In Paris

Paris. Sept. 30. the seventeenth (412 yards), Mlle. Payot, Swiss tennis star, where she hit a gorgeous spoon shot across the brook for a 4 and won the final of the International Championship for Women jester- the match.

day when she defeated Mme.

S. R. Kermani, sí Dunkley, b Nich-

ketta

J. A. Isanes, e sub b Pearce

A. J. Barson, e Dunkley, b Ricketts

F. Marshall, c McInnes, b Garth-

waite.....***

D. W. Leach, b Ricketts

P. Madar, b Minu

J. C. Jenkins Ibw, b Pearce

R. Booth, not out

Extras

Total

3

Wicket-Keepers

AT RUGBY

Should Beat Ireland And Wales In International

LACK OF HALF BACKS

England should do well again this season in the international Rugby campaign' especially with the advantage of having two home games as against one last season. The Welsh and Irish matches are at Twickenham, the Calcutta Cup match being the The Interport series between only away" one.

G. S. Dunkley, 2 st 3 S. R. Kermanic. 2 st. 1

Rons Per Wicket Shanghai 523 for 20 akta-26.15 Hong Kong 253 for 20 wkts 12.05 Shanghai's 16th Win

15 Hong Kong and Shanghai com- Most of the backs will be menced in 1886 and matches at first available again, if not all, but 25 were played fairly regularly, Later the outside half position will

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6 there were some gaps, but since present the selectors with a dif- 1920 the fixture, has been played ficult problem. W. Elliott, who every year. Hong Kong have won has filled the position for two 17 games, Shanghal 16, and two years (until last year's final match), is now at sea, and will 188 have been drawn.

Winner

Year Winner

Fall of the wickets: 1 (for 0); 2 The following is the complete not be available. Mis Jupp'a score for the seven- teen holes was 77, which, consi-Mathieu, French champion, by a (Humphreys) for 31; 3 (Kerman) for list of winners:

ecore of 1-6, 6-2, 6-2. Mme Mathieu 37 (Isaacs) for 52; 5 (Stokes) for dering everything, can only be re-appeared to be suffering from sun-13: 6 (Barson) for 91: 7 (Leach) for Year garded as a great achievement. stroke.

As the last putt was holed, Miss Montford dashed up to her. In the final of the men's doubles, smiling opponent, and exclaimed: "Bravo! Nancy. Splendid!

.

126; 8 (Madar) for 145; 9 (Marshall) 1886 Hong Kong 1912 Hong Kong

1887 Shanghai 1914 Shanghai for 185; 10 (Jenkins) for 188,

1887 Shanghai 1920 Hong Kong Bowling Analysis

1921 Shanghai M.. R. W. 1699 Shanghai.

1891 Drawi 1922 Shanghai 1892 Hong Kong 1922 Shanghai

-com-

Pereira Garthwalte

16

6. 35

5

1

14

18

31

20

38

9.2

36

2

12

3

行

20

Bernard and Gentien Marcel

their (France) defeated patriots, Jean Borotra and Chris-Mian All that Miss Jupp could say

tian Boussus, after a hard-fought Ricketts was: "I feel dreadfully sorry for!

match which ended 9-7, 6-8, 6-2, Pearce

Mclanes Joan because she hasn't got an-

Madar 6-7, 6-1. other chance, while I have another five years."

The men's singles final is to be Hong Kong 2nd Innings played off to-day, when Christian E J. R. Mitchell, run out Bousgua, who defeated Elimer Rev. H. W. Baines, b' Isaics (Switzerland) in the semi-finals T. A. Pearce lhw, b Stokes .......... meets Martin Lagery, who defeated G. R. M. Ricketts, b-Stokes....

H. Owen Hughes, & Isanes... Gentien in the semi-finals.--Havas C. C. Garthwaite, st Kermani,

Madar A. B. Madar, e Humphreys, b

..Jenkin

A. R. Minu, e Booth, b Jenkins F. D. Pereira, not out

18

14

C. Slow, the Leicester and East Midlands player, who took Elliot's place against Scotland, is playing again, and will have B. C. Gadney, last year's English captain, as his partner. There is a good deal of

1892 Shanghai 192 Hong Kong high-class football-in Slow, but 1897 Hong Kong 1924 Hong Kong he does not always bring it out 1898 Hong Kong 1923 Hong Kong on the big occasions, and most

1501 Shanghai 1926 Shanghai certainly did not do so in his one 1903 Hong Kong 1927 Hong Kong game for England last year. He 1904 Hong Kong 1928, Shanghai

1906 Shanghai.. 1829 Hong Kong may do better in the trials this)

year, and so reassure us. 1907 Hong Kong 1930 Drawn

1908 Shanghai 1931 Shanghal': T. J. Barrington, the brilliant, 1909 Hong Kong 1932 Hong Kong if erratic, Bristol and Somerset 1911 Shanghai 1938 Hong Kong

1934 Shanghai outside half (he is captain of Bris- Shanghai have won 11 times to tol this year), may demand con the Colony's five times on northern sideration again. -12 soil, the two drawn games being played in the northern city.

LAWRENCE'S TRIUMPH

(Continued from Pagé 4)

length was about half a length) ahead, going strongly. He spurted finished half a length behind. over the last two lengths to finish Second Varsity Win well shend in record time,

E. H. Koh, who won the Hong Roza-Pereira Challenged Kong University Long Plunge event A. A. Rozs then surprised by at their sports recently, won the challenging Lionel Roza-Pereira for event from J. R. Soares...with second place, spurting to recover plunge of 67 feet. His other two every inch of the lost ground. In efforts were 52 feet and 42 feet, for 12; 2. (Pearce) for 301-3 (Ricketts)

I. Melnnes, e Kermani, b Leach G. 8. Dankley, e and b Madar,

Extras

Total

But there are precious few out alde halfbacks playing who anywhere near international class, and it may well be that a centros will be tried there, for it so hap pens that we beve quite a number Paris, Oct. 8 of really good centres, R. A. Ger Twelve horses were burned forard, P. Cranmer, J. A. Tallent, J.

TWELVE HORSES PERISH

IN FLAMES

102

Fall of the wickets: 1 (Mitchell)

the final all-out apurt over the last respectively, as compared with for 30: 4 (Baines) for 59; 5 (Owen death yesterday In a fire which J Heaton, J. C Brookes, and Re 15 yards, however, he was beaten Beares' 50 feet, 54 feet and 52.2) (or 59 (Garthwaite) for broke out in a racing stable at Vin- Leyland, to name just some

Campbell feet.

by the ex-champion.

[61; (Madar)' for 72; 8:(Minu) for

78; 9 (Melanes) for 101; 10 (Dunkley) cennes

them,