1935-05-25 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURN

25, 1935

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JAPANESE WRESTLERS TO STUDY

STUDY OLYMPIC

OLYMPIC STYLES IN

MARA

IN

“Playing “hod" with Old Father Time, Rabbit Maranville, Boston Braves 43-year-old third baseman,- is staging a grand comeback after, suffering a broken leg last year- And the experts who predicted the retirement of the veteran are niów Incidentally. singing his praises.

Rabbit and that other venerable veteran of the Braves, Babe Ratk, are inseparable pals.

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NISH'S RINK

BEATEN -

Brooksbank Causes Surprise

LOSING SKIP HEAVY WITH

LAST WOOD."

SOUTH AFRICANS FAIL

AT BOURNEMOUTH BRILLIANT DISPLAY BY FARQUHARSON

WOMEN FIGHT TO LAST BREATH

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(By A. WALLIS MYERS)

Bournemouth, May 1. NTICYCLONIC conditions favoured rapid pro- gress in the British hard court champion- ships here to-day, and 28 singles matches-all on the card, that is-were finished an hour be fore tea.

The eight victors in the men's event, of whom six were home-bred, came through almost un- scathed. Only one of them forfeited a set. Among their victims were three South Africans and two New Zealanders, the latter being put out by Perry and Austin.

Yet in spite of this satisfying record for England, the two. surviving oversea competitors, N. G. Farquharson and D. Prenn, revealed tennis of a high class. Both appeared to appreciate the rather difficult Bournemouth conditions and both gained conclu Fsive conquests over tough opponents. Each has a good chance

of reaching the semi-final to-morrow.

Farquharson required a set to perfect his timing against an

adversary so competent to dis- HONOURS SHARED

rupt it as Gandar Dower.

The

was

fold Cambridge captain

rather unlucky not to win more set. than four games in that Then, gallant retriever and cap- able tactician though he is, Gan- dar Dower was completely out- played for the next six games.

IN SNOOKER AND

BILLIARDS MATCH|

ENGINEERS WIN SNOOKER

BUT K.C.C. VICTORY AT BILLIARDS

Farquharson showed himself to be a master of the underspin volley and was so powerful overhead that Gandar Dewer's familiar avenue' of retreat from an intensive ́net ́ at-i

The Kowloon Cricket Club were In the tack was totally blocked.. third set, when the Englishman at- entertained to Snooker and Billiard tempted a reprisal, the stream of matches last night by members of the Institute of Engineers and Ship- dazzling shots. continued.

builders of Hong Kong, and, al- though the visitors were defeated! in the snooker, they were successful in the Billiards.

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FRID PERRYTM

Tennis, on the courts or table, is where Fred Perry shines. The English holder of four world ten- nis titles took on all-comers in a table tennis tournament during his recent Hollywood visit and would bet against anyone scoring a point against him. Very few did.

PERRY'S FINAL 66 NO99

HAS RETURNED ·

TO PLAY TENNIS

AND DEFEND TITLE WILL NOT DISCUSS ENGAGEMENT

AMAZED AT US. CONCEPTION OF ALLEGED STATEMENT

FAMOUS JUDO EXPERT ARRIVES IN COLONY

PREPARING FOR BERLIN OLYMPIADTMTM

EUROPEAN STYLE POPULAR IN JAPAN

(By "Referee"):

THE Japanese 1936 World Olympic team will probably travel to Berlin by a specially chartered vessel, the cost of which is estimated at Yen 2,000,000. This item will come before the Japanese Parliament sometime this year and is almost certain to be passed," said Mr. Hiro Hatta, 28-year-old Japanese Ju-jitsu expert, and one of the foremost exponents of European style wrestling in Japan when interviewed on the Ha- kone Maru yesterday.

Mr. Hatta is taking four of the leading pre- sent day Japanese wrestlers on a tour to England and European capitals in order to study Euro- Dean wrestling in preparation for the 1936 Ber- lin Olympic Games.

I introduced European wrestling into Japan about five years go and since then the enthusiasm for the sport. has gradually Town."until to-day the sport is indulged in by all the leading Japanese Universities and Colleges.

MACAO

SELECTIONS

to "We hold an All-Japan Cham- pionship, and Mr. Kazama, one of our party, is the present Lightweight holder of the All- Japan championship.

Present Tour

"On our present tour we aim to eliminate any loopholes in our standard of wrestling, as we mzuaź prepare for the elimination con- tests which take place early next

year.

TO-MORROW London, April 29.

I am finished with the iden

PARTNERSHIP

Few players are more stimulating to watch and few are more difficult At Ming Yuen yesterday to check on court than Norman Brooksbank's rink unexpectedly Farquharson when his eye is right beat H. Nish's rink by the narrow

And he is much more than a

In the Snooker the home players of turning professional. That is 1st Races margin of one shot in the First rollerer now. He scored many won by three straight frames, A.

EL Ainsworth obtaining the highest) final" Round of the Colony Rink Cham-clean aces with a well-placed sex-

Fred Perry, the world's · BOLD CAPTAIN

pionship...

vice, and his ground shots have that break in each frame for the L E. lawn tennis champion, made this peculiar combination of speed and and S.. his best being 23. spin that often make them' travel against the eye of the opponent.

Kirby's Serious Lapse

(Continued on Page 5)

Scores:

B. E. Maughan

C. Hosking

G. E. Thompson

F. Nish

Head

(Skap)

↓

G. S. Graver

E. Tuck

A. Jackson

· A. Brooksbant.

(Skip)

MATCH NEXT THURSDAY

The billiards was very even and T. G. Stokers" narrow win over J.

conclusive statement last night, on his return from America...~

"I have come home to play "I start on

G. Saunders, the home team apt-tennis," he went on- zin, gave the KCC. the victory by

SARABANDE-

2nd Race:

BAYARDO BISTRE SPINAWAY

While South Africa's Number 2 points. The highest break was Monday by defending my title One was enthralling the galleries, scored by the visiting captain, of British hard courts champion 3rd Races her Number Two player was unable P. Phillips, who chalked up to hold Prenu and failed to win against J. Duncan. set Kirby was 15 below the form

The scores were:

be showed last year against Perry. Snooker:

6 He seemed incapable of sustaining

A. E. Ainsworth and J. M.

FLAMINGO BEGINNER'S LUCK. THE DEEMSTER

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at Bournemouth; I shall play at Wimbledon, and if I am chosen.

I shall help to defend the Davis Cup."

4th Race:

"How can I discuss it?" he said.

D'A Ás to his broken engagement Remedios (LE. and S.) bea: P. Ewith Miss Mary Lawson, the 6 a long rally and conceded many Knight and W. Mukaby (CC) actress, Perry would say little.

points by double-faulting and by 224 22 (Ainsworth 28), 50-42 (Ains- lack of finishing power overhead.

The sturdy, alext Prenn, skilfully mixing spin with speed and using the lob cunningly, had a most ac- commodating opponent.

A. W. Grimmitt and F. J. Jones, the holders of the Colony Pairs Championship, who were schedul-

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WHISKY FOR BOWLERS

Gande, Price Recognises Outstanding Feats

We are informed that Messrs.

worth 21) 5536 (Ainsworth 24). Billiards:

Capt. Lee (I B and S.) beat Hyde-Lay (K.C.C.) 250-160

PRIDE OF TSINGTAO WHAT A CHANCE - GREAT HALL

"I do "not" even know myself 5th Race:

A whether I am engaged or not at this present moment. Anyway, that

J. Duncan (L. E. and S.) icst to Rs my own private affair!”

P. Phillips (ECC) 234-250 (Phillips)

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"I Landolt (L. E and S.) lost to N. Rakusen (K.C.C.) 196–250 (Landolt 26, Raksen 28).

J. G. Saunders' (I. E. and S.) lost toj T. G. Stokes (ECC) 228–250.

Total: LE. and S. 908 KCC. 910

MARCEL THIL INVITED TO RUSSIA

Paris, Apr. 25.

ed to meet L F. Xavier and FV Gande, Price and Co. have very V. Ribeiro in the Second Round of generously-decided to uphold that Marcel Thil, the French holder this competition last Thursday, old enstom of "presenting, each of the world's middle-weight cham- when the game was postponed ow-member of a rink, which registers pionship, has been invited by the ing to the inclement weather, have an eight-shot score in League Soviet Council of Physical Educa- rearranged the match for next matches or championship games, tion to visit the USSR and ap-] Thursday.

with a bottle of “King George IV" pear în exhibition matches with whisky

Victor Michaylo, the Soviet light- (Continued on Page 5) heavy-weight champion.

TO-MORROW'S GAME

The rink comprising F. X. Del gado, Dr. N. P. Karanjia, M. J.

Medina, and Dr. F. S. Fernando Britain Chooses Amateur

(skip) which meets A Hyde-Lay's Lauri LTE Brown, EC.Fin

cher and F. Goodwin) in the First

Story He Denies

Perry told me he was anxious to deny the story that he had said hej (Continued on Page 6)

GOLF STARTING TIMES

Pairings At Fanling To-morrow

CHIVALROUS GOLD BULLION LIMELIGHT.

6th Race:

PLAIN. VIEW -. SOLDIER OF PEACE. TAMMANY HALL

17th Race:

THE SNIPE BOLD CAPTAIN. SARABANDE.

V.R.C. AQUATIC GALA ON JUNE 15

Large Entry Expected

The Victoria Becreation Clab have decided to hold their Open-] ing Swimming gala on Saturday, Jme 15:

"Mr. M. Kodama, who is 24 years of age, is my second-in-com- mand and is an excellent feather- weight. He has already graduated from Waseda University and is one| of the cleverest of the younger | wrestlers in Japan to-day. A Judo expert, he is invaluable on a tour of this nature.

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EUROPE

Boes

to

Is Bobby Jones" failure. "come back due to a change in style? Experts my "Emperor Bobby." only man in golf history to hold four major titles at one time, now plans every shot instead to the ball and of standing up macking it in his old customary style. In other words, that Babay has become too self-conscious in addressing the ball with which he used to be on such Eamilier terms.

PHILLIPS WANTS TO FIGHT * PETERSEN FOR £1000

British Light Heavyweight- Prepared To Defeed His Title"

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-London, Apr 29. Eddie Phillips, of London, British light-heavyweight boxing cham- pion, has issued a challenge Jack Petersen, the heavyweight title-holder, for a match, with £1000 as a side-stake.

Phillips is prepared to defend his championship against PeteTMRTI. a to meet the Walahman for the "heavy" title.

TO-DAY'S LAWN BOWLS

CRAIGENGOWER SHOULD BEAT INDIANS

The Recreio meet formidable ri- is unlikely that the unbeaten

Craigengower “A” will lose vals in the Craigengower “B”, bat la point in their Bowis League it is forecasted that they will man-

encounter against the Indian

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BC.. to day, in fact it is more age to carry the day and retain likely that they will make their their strong position in the League, ↑position stronger than ever.

In the Second Division, the most

Several changes have been made interesting game will probably be. in the Civil Service team for their that between the Bowling Green game with the Bowling Green to

day, Grimmitt's rink having been and the Civil Service. Although considerably-strengthened by the the latter are playing away from inclusion of A. "0. Brawn, skip in home, they should consolidate their the Junior team, as No. 3.

position.

"SKIP'S" FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

FIRST DIVISION

INDIAN RC (

KOWLOON B.G.C. (65) KOWLOON DOCKS (59)

CRAIGENGOWER “B” (45

The following are the Royal A very interesting and varied Hong Kong Golf Club starting programme of events is being times for Fanling to-morrow..

MOLT COURSE - 9:20 am. L. H. Geare, D. Forbes.

RA. Rodgers, OʻNezi Gordon

Heats will probably to be held|| D'A Weatherbe,

DJ during the week in order that the Gilmore

DrogTRENDS will be completed on the Marseille, Comdr. Tetley. final night without undue delay.

drawn up and a record entry is an- CRAIGENGOWER (65) ticipated.

Boxers For America

924

London Apr. 30.

9:28

9.49

ser (Cardia).

ound of the Colony Rinks Cham- Bones who will represent Great Bantam” I. Case (Dazlington)....... Fes- will play off their tie on Britain against America's "Golden there E. T. Ryan (Lynn). Light: P. Welters D. Lynch Recreio green to-morrow Gloves" team in New York on July 2 Frost (Lynn)

rtunately, W. Howard is has been chosen by the Council of the (8 Commercial Docks). Middle: 9.36

but M. 3. Medina will Amateur Boxing Association. Magill (LU.C.). Lighthear

In addition to a man at each weight Shawyer (Old Goldustin) Heavy: 9.40 his stead as No. 8 to Dr. three bonus travel for special contests. P. Floyd: (Battersea)

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Billinghurst

CIVIL SERVICE (51)

KOWLOON C.C. (-)

CLUB DE RECREIO (61)

There will be dancing, as usual, POLICE RL (64) after the swimming, whi Mackenzie

athurst night fete has been

fixed foz Saturday

CRAIGENGOWER “A”

CIVIL SERVICE (38)

KOWLOON C.-C. (51)

CLUB DE RECREIO- ($1)

SECOND DIVISION

HK ELECTRIC (66))

KOWLOON. BGC (56),

TAIKOO DOCES (—).

TACHT CLUB (53)

FOOTBALL CLUB (54)-

another

sionaly

Figures in brackets denote the result of the corresponding