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THE "CHINA EMAIL MONDAY, MAY 20, 1935

EPIC STRUGGLE IN EUROPEAN ROAD RACE EPIC MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE NAVY BEAT SOUTH MONACO GRAND PRIX

YANKEE TO SAIL

IN JUNE REGATTA

AT HARWICH

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G. Nichols May Come I hear that Mr. George Nichols, brother-in-Law of Mr. J. P. Morgan, hopes very much to come to Eng land and assist Mr. Lambert, in some of the races.

GAME TO-DAY

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CHINA IN CHARITY

SOCCER CLASH WON BY GERMAN CAR

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With Goldman, probably hack, Capt. Manners is likely to partzer Mrs. Kayil, while the former will in all probability team with Miss R

Pepper's Great Game Colony Mixed Doubles Hancock with whom he won the Pepper played a great game be- title this tween the sticks for the Navy, and

brought of several marvellous

Of the remaining two men it is saves. His anticipation was exel-

more than probable that Major Rent

Withington will partner Mrs Eyecroft was very good, he clear-

Beid

K.CC. “A” Should Win

jed excellently and made no mis

takes. Stanley, the other back, was

The spar has now been well tried under sail and found eminently satisfactory. It is evident that Yankee has been fully prepared and tested at the earliest possible team will encounter their "B" team in clearing, and miskicked fairly moment after the winter season, and should experience no difficultyfrequently. and she will be ready for racing in taking the points.

The мал of the game at Harwich regatta on June L.-.

FAGIOLI'S BRILLIANT WIN

IN MERCEDES-BENZ

VICTORY GREETED WITH SILENCE

Monte Carlo, April 22. The Kowloon Cricket Club "A" not so safe. He was a little shaler A GERMAN car won the Grand Prix de Monaco the race of 1,000 corners run this after- noon through the streets of Monte Carlo. Fagioli, To-morrow the second round of McGuire. During the first portion driving the successful Mercedes-Benz, covered 198 Westward For Cowes the "A Division Men's Doubles of the game, when the Chinese miles in 3 hrs. 23 min. 49.8 sec., averaging 58.15 The schooner Westward, belong-League commences when the cham-were very aggressive, he showed his ing to Mr. T. B. Davis, will soon!

pions, the CRC. should experience sterling worth in the defence. Hel m.p.h be fitted out in the island of Jersey, o difficulty in taking both points distributed well, but

This is the highest speed at which the race where she is laid, up, and although

of Craigengower.

often seen in a defensive attitude, has ever been won. she will not race throughout the

and, in

It was a very close thing. this respect he was far season she will take part in the tons, Barba 34 tons. Diadem 41 above any other man on the field. Dreyfus, who was second, was only 31 sec. behind. Individual Raggedness

Despite his magnificent performance and the fact that he is fus. a Frenchman, was greeted with prolonged applanse. an Italian, Fagioli received scarcely a cheer from the crowd. Drey-

sailing matches at Cowes during toas. Gerigo 33 tons, Trenchmere

→

Was Zacre

August, where the class will con- 37 tons, Cariba 37 tons. Vanity :33 Love made another fine defender sist of the seven cutters, Britannia, tons, are looked upon as likely and passed perfectly to the wings Yankee. Endeavour, Velsheda, competitors. Foxhound and Trench-when occasion demanded. The for Shamrock. Candida and Astra and mere are new yachts of fast cruiser wards were quite good collectively, Westward.

but there were individual faults.

type.

frie

China Mail Sports Diary

TO-DAT

The German cars did not by any means have things all their own way. Just before half- distance Etancelin, the French driver of a Maserati overtook Caracciola, leader of the German team, and robbed him of second place The German

was then fordered to increase speed and (KRG.C.).

four laps later he easily overtook (ECC). the Frenchman.

Their desperate driel played havoc with the engines of the Mercedes-

A. E. Silkstone v. B. F. Lzz

It is expected that there will be in the International Classes eight While Wearmouth played a some improvement this summer in new boats have been built for rac-game on the wing and directed the handicap class of yachts being Marina, 12 metre, for Sir Wil-perfect centres goalwards, he had a tween 20 and 50 tons or vessels liam Barton, three 8 metres for tendency to wait for the ball about...

that tonnage. a class

of Major Digby Peel, Mr. Barlow and Cannell was not on form; he played Bowls-Singles Championships yachts which in bygone times gave for Mrs. Lauriston Lewis; tour 6 well in the outfield, but on top of fine sport

metres Catherine for Mr. C F goal he was weak and missed quite McKelvie v. Ribeiro Handicap Competitors Leaf Nina for Mr. F. G. Mitchell, a few chances. Kismet IIL (ex Dorina) 50 tons, Fiona for Mr. Evelyn Parker, andi Wong Wing gave his usual safe, Foxhound 36 tons, Noreen 28 tons, one from Mr. John Stephen's de-display in South China's goal and Clymene 34 tons, Rosemary IV. 25 sign-

saved in fine style.

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G. Meyer v. H NÀ

(Recreio) F. Goodwin V. Dr. Fermando

(Kowloon Docks), Benz and Etancelin's Maserati W. Ward v.. F. II. da Silva

(HK.F.C.). ALL də Rome, v. Dr.. Basto

(12.C):

Lan Hing Choi Brilliant Lee Tin-sang and Lau ...offered a stern resistance and were

rarely at fault. They both cleared Tennis-Mixed Doubles

well and covered each other. As in the Navy side, the Chinese were best represented in their half-back. line, Lau Hing-choi playing one of

United Services B.C. v. Chinese R.C. Kowloon C.C. "A" Kowloon C.C.

Feeling Running High

Feeling can very high. As the Frenchman caught up the German there were scenes of frantic thusiasm. At the 40th lap Etance- lin was 14secs, behind the Mercedes- Next time round he was 112secs, and a lap later only Ssees. separated the two cars.

the best games of his career. He HOLLANDS RINK SURPRISED BY Benz. was all over the field checking the Navy attack, which he did very successfully, and played a

game

LR.C. QUARTETTE

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While the Mercedes-Benz held very reminiscent of that recent

superior speed and acceleration, the Maserati Interporter, Fodmare,

had obviously All four Indian bowlers played

better The forwards combined well to exceptionally well, and Khan, who the chicane" hard on the German's brakes Extancelin came through gether, and repeatedly raided the was opposed to the strongest link

Navy goal The wings were the in the Police chain, namely E. G. heels. Caracciola was repeatedly best, particularly Lau Cheang-Post, who was No. 1 in the Inter- let Etuncelin get by, but he did not

[shown the

blue flag as a signal to kwang on the left His centres port against Shanghai last year, were as near to perfect as could be managed to do considerable dam-give way until the display of desired, and, it was only the excel-age...

board bearing his number, which left him no alternative but to ober:

lent defence of the Navy which prevented the inside men from scoring.

Early Chinese Lead

Dock Quartette Win "Another First Bound encounter

in the Rinks. Championship was

Great Sportsmanship

also played yesterday on the Crai- The other drivers showed great Mr. Katt kicked off, and two gengower green, when the Kow-sportsmanship while this Franco minutes from the commencement, look Docks quartette. V. Fast, J. German duel was going on, drawing the Chinese opened the scoring Kempton, EG./Cooper and F. aside and waving on the partici Chok Shek-kam centred. for Culien, beat the Football Club rink,pants. - Ryecroft to head out, but Chang E. Edward, A. Humphrey. J. Bas In a further ten Tape Caracciola King-kee received and passed back sell and A. MacFarlane by 19 smashed a piston and came into the for Chan Tak-tai to drop a shot shots. over the heads of the defenders

pits with smoke pouring from the Although it was generally be bonnet of his car and retired. At lieved that Cullen's rink would that moment Dreyfus, on an Alfa- The Navy equalised 10 minutes carry the day, it had not been ex Fomeo, took second place, and after the commencement. Rose pected that it would be by such a shortly afterwards Brivio, onane centred, but Lee stopped the ball large margin. with his hand. Love took the re sultant penalty kick and made no Imistake

into the net

Late Winning Goal

Both sides played hard for the lead, and, both goalkeepers were

INTERESTING OPEN SINGLES

BOWLS MATCH^

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other Alfa-Romea, snatched third place from Etancelin,

Von Brauchisch, on the third Mercedes, had trouble with his gear box on the starting line and covered only one lap. Afteer the race the car was driven away apparently in

Car's 6 Ft. Leap

kept busy but neither: team was this year. Sillertone is a bowler of &pod order. permitted to score again before the whom almost anything could be ext interval

The second half opened with a his form, could give Luz

pected, and, if playing at the top of |strong attacking movement by the

X Tary The huge crowd, perched on Chinese, Pepper, bringing off hand, is a bowler who very often houses, had plenty of thrills. On worrying game Luz, on the other balconies, walls, and the roots of remarkable saves in the opening plays well but seldom badly is his third lap Dusio, on a Maserati, consistency is well known, and, overtook Sothetti just before the

sharp corner by the Church of Saint Devote. He entered the bend

ranch too quickly, skidded broadside

on the road, and crashed into the

minute.

The Navy's winning goal came after 10 minates, Rose receiving he manages to and his length early the ball from a melee to catch the match, he should carry the Wong unawares:

day. South Ching "A": Wong Wing: Li- Tin-sang, Lan Mau, Lar Hing-choi, Hughie Nish is completely off his sandbags below, the Hotel Bean Lim Tak-po, Lee Kam: Lee Shel-ya, game at present, and it would not Rivage. Chok Shek kam, Cheng King-kee, come as a surprise to find him

Nish-Off Game

Chan Tak-fai and La Cheung-wang eliminated by G. Meyer, who was and the driver was thrown out au His car leaped 6ft into the air, Navy Pepper Eyecroft, Stanley: Dodds, MacGuire, Love, Raster, Rose, promoted to the Bowling Green's to the road. He rose nimbly out of Cannell, Ryan and Wesrouth. senior team when Nish's rink was the way as his car landed almost on

re-shuffled for last Saturday's game top of him.

CRAWLEY RETURNS TO ESSEX CRICKET

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In the event of Nish showing some of his former brilliance, how- ever, the result will be different The game will take place, on Becreio green

Fearless Batsman Crowley was out of big cricket |-- last season, but in the 1933 cam- paign he appeared in eight county

SUNDERLAND EXPECT $10,000 PROFIT

Sunderland Candic His fashing century against of £10,000 on Northants in the Southend festival addition to a when he made 108 out of 17 rum, drain and ret hitting three brilliant 6's. Ind stream of diswill be readily re-

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