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CHINA MAILIN

JUNE 25, 1935.

AMAZING SCRAMBLE FOR BASEBALL TICKETS

RUMJAHN

BEATEN

(Continued from Page 4)

A different result might have ensued if Rumjahn- „had adopted other, tacties when he realised that he was 'continually being beaten on the draw. If he had attempted to drive more frequently and be can drive with great accuracy at times, he might have succeeded in annering several extra shots.

As it was Arcnlli proved him- self superior on nearly every head, and indeed on yesterday's show ing he might easily beat some of (the more favoured ones. for

title.

Henson Loses By Narrow Margin

the

GOES DOWN BEFORE WAY

BY TWO SHOTS

At Hunghom yesterday W. K. Way beat J. Henson by two shots. after 24 heads in the Second Round of the Open Singles Bowls Championship yesterday,

Petherick Trounced

By Razack

· LOSES BY `13 "SHOTS AT FOOTBALL CLER

HOLDERS DIFFICULT ALL-STAR CLASSIC AT

PROPOSITIONS

(Continued from Page 4)

Banny Austin is perhaps a more |

CLEVELAND

perfect tennis player than Ferry CITY DONATE STADIUM

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production. But I do not believe

¡from the standpoint of pure stroke]

he is ever capable of playing, with the same

abandon or genius 33 marks the EngEsh champion's game, nor do I believe that he is as certain of winning his Davis Cup matches against players like Crawford, Allison, or Cramm as

On the Football Club green yes terday, A A. Razack at V-Perry is. Petherick by 13 shots in the Second Round of the Colony Sin- gles Championship.

Scores:

Head A. A. Binek

Scores:

Head

W. A. Way

J. Henson

0

0

19

HARZARHAAAANNN

Glendinning Beaten By Six Shots

THOMPSON SUCCESSFUL ON RECREIO GREEN

Pech

Doubler Teams

DIAMOND LUMINARIES BID FOR RECOGNITION

(By HARRY GRAYSON)

Cleveland.

In the past England has been WITH scarcely a line of publicity since the famous for her doables teams. It bare announcement that it would be play- seems strange to find her in a ed in Cleveland on July 8, it seems certain that

position of doubles insecurity now.

Her women's teams are far better the third annual dream game between Ameri- than her men's teams, but neither can and National League all-stars will play to is thoroughly reliable in any 'really{",

first-class matches the largest crowd and richest gate in the his-

Of course, ane must allow for tory of baseball. the fact that. England, knowing More than one-third of the 79,000 seats, including all of this weakness, will set about to the boxes in Cleveland's $3.000.000 lake front Municipal Stad- remedy it by saving Perry, an in-ium already have been sold. The Cleveland Baseball Company. different doubles player, for the in charge of arrangements, already has more than $30,000 in singles, and choosing a doubles the bank team from among those players who really enjoy the game.

Last To Professionalism My own country, the United; States, is not much better off than England in regard to a doubles

Gomes Succumbs To team Last year we lost to pro-

Jones

IN ADDITION TO THE SEATING CAPACITY, THERE IS AMPLE STANDING ROOM FOR MORE THAN 10,000 IN THE STADIUM; AND BILLY EVANS, GENERAL MANAGER OF THE INDIANS, IS POSI TIVE THAT THE SPORTS OUTSTANDING PLAYERS WILL

PER- FORM SEFORE MORE THAN 90,000 PERSONS AND THAT THE RE- CEIPTS WILE TOTAL MORE THAN $100,000,"

Baseball's record attendance?- fessionalism our best doubles team, now is slightly more than and as it is extremely unlikely 80,000, and top receipts around KLEIN'S HOMER

The Indians and the that John Van Ryn, will come $90,000. DEFEATED BY 11 SHOTS abroad to play with Wilmer All Philadelphia Athletics opened AIDS CHICAGO

TO BEAT GIANTS

Zeke Bonura Agam

AT TAIKOO

son, the fate of our doubles team, the Cleveland Stadium on July so certain of victory in the past, 31. 1932 before 80.314 persons who paid about $90,000, and On the Taikoo Recreation Club is new highly debatable. green yesterday afternoon; F. J.

Provided he is in good health that attendance and gate has been" equalled at the Yankee Janes, of the Civil Service Cricket and his tennis has not declined in

Stadium two or three times- Club, beat AS Gomes, of the the last year, I would not be sur

Not Advertised Craigengower Cricket Club, by 11 prised to see Gottfried von Cramm shots in the Second Bound of the win the men's singles. Open Singles Lawn Bowls Cham-| pionship.

Scores: Head

At the Recreio yesterday G. E 10 F. Thompson, of the Kowloon 11 | Bowling Green Club, defeated W.

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by 6 shots in their match in thei Second Round of the Colony Lawn) 16 Bowls Singles Championship.

CHAMPIONS SHOULD BEAT KCC. TO-DAY

Scores:

G.E.F

Feed

Thom

Glendinning

A. S. Gomes.

"The amazing thing about the His game is so well-rounded, his sale of tickets for the big show Įcontrol so developed, and his sense here is that we have as yet made jef tactical play so acute that no no effort to ballyhoo it," says

attack, however, brilliant, seems Evans

FJ. Jones ever to disrupt his plans. If it (Continued on Page II)

should fall to Austin's lot to meet

$

Von Cramm, say in a semi-final

match, there is a possibility that INSPIRED DISPLAY

| Austin's- steadiness might defeat

the German player. But, on the

other hand, Austin's net game is

(not as strong as Cramm's, nor

has he the physical endurance to play his best for five sets.

one

·

AGAINST ALLISON

In Limelight

U.S. BASEBALL. RESULTS

New York To-day- Fitting his eighth four-bag- ger in the home-rum parade. Chuck, Klein helped the Cubs to nose out the Giants in the Na- tional Baseball League clash yesterday, while the Cardinals

regained their championship form to beat the Dodgers, Joe Collins striking his 14th home-

Tun A

A fall programme was played in (Continued from Page 1)

|the American League, the Yankees easily accounting for the Indians. Jack Crawford (Australia), the while the Browns unexpectedly

:

Von Crazim Might: Win Should Perry and Cramm meet, 1933 holder and one of the strongnosed out a decision over the Cramm might win on his form last est contenders, easily eliminated Athletics. year in Paris. But

veteran must Jacques Brugnon, the

The Tigers won by the same mar- make allowance for the grass Frenchman who recently announced gin from the Senators, and Zeke courts of Wimbledon and for his retirement From the Davis Bouura hit his 19th circnit clout of Ferry's various methods of attack Cup, while Gottfried von Cramm, the season to help the White Sar

any one of which he is able to the German champion and one of beat the Red So

Cavanagh Beaten By epp throughout an entire the favourites for the title, beat Besults as cabled by Renter,

Duncar

VETERAN BOWLER TROUNCES

.CCC SKIP

match. If Perry should elect to Deleon, of South America, for the were stay at the backcourt during the loss of four games. match he would not win, in my

YAMAGISHIS-WIS opinion.

National Le

St. Louis

Joe Cofhow hit

H Yamagishi, Japan's I cannot attempt to predict string secured a notable victory Brooklyn Jack Crawford's chances at Wim when he defeated Baron H L De Frey hit a On the Kowloon CC, green yes-bedon. Unfortunately he is sub-Morpurgo, the veteran Italian terday, B. Duncan beat J. Cava-ject to hay fever, which often Davies Cup captain in straight Cincinnati nagh by 14 shots in the Second takes its toll of him during Wim-sets Round of the Colony Lawn Bowls bledon. Singles Championship.

15

Scores:

15

Head J. Cavanagh

0 15

MISS RUMJAHN SAVES CHINESE R.C.

(Continued from Page' 4)

Lee was devastating at the net, while his anticipation, was

(Continued from Page 4)

The Chinese have A very -strong pair in Paul Kong and

form the

canny. - Some of the recoveries he Tennie Kwok, who made when caught on the wrong backbone of the team Craigen-1 9 foot were miraculous. He is fast gower have made the mistake of 10 developing into one of the Colony's] distributing their strength, with best doubles players.

Open Challengers

the result that instead of having 13 one pair who are more than cap-14 Ho Ka Lau and Mrs. Litton,able of winning two sets, namely who are likely to offer L. Goldman Y. Hachinma and J. W. Leonard, and Miss Hancock a severe chal-they have three pairs, who are lenge in the 1935 Mixed Doubles of "B" Division standard.

R. Choa and Y. Hachiuma have Championship, carried all before

already taken three sets in a row, them. They only experienced a moment of anxiety against Ernie but they have yet to be extended. Fincher and Miss Griffiths, when Craigengower should, however, leading 5-4 on Fincher's service. Taking everything all round they were lucky to win that set as they The Recreio "A" and "E" teams were by no means vastly superior Mrs. Litton played very steadily throughout; and with Ho intent on making openings for his deadly overhead work, the partnership came through intact:

Miss. Griffiths At Her Best Miss Griffiths played at the top

of her form throughout, her lob-

Hyde-Lay's Narrow Win Over Purvis

give the Chinese a stern fight, POSTPONED GAME EXTENDED and it will not surprise me to see the spoils shared.

TO 28 HEADS

meet at home, while the LRC terday, A. Hyde-Lay, the 1933

On the Craizengower green yes-}| encounter the Hong Kong Cricket champion, beat J. M. Purvis by 5 Club at Sookunpoo-where the lat-shots, after 28 heads, in the Second ter should take the points.

Bound of the Colony Singles Chân-↑ pionship.

ENGLISH RUGBY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS WIN

bing and cross-court drives fea- Swinton, the English

turing a consistently good display. pions, beat France by 21 points Her partner was apt to treat his to 22 in a Rugby League mat volleying too casually, but was played at Cognac yesterday after- wery sound overhead noon, says Renter

Guest and Miss Mackenzie com-

menced in fine style, but failed more enterprise at the against much superior opposition has done for

pears to

alto

Guest times showed gli

dence in that carri

enzie is Finals His

in her his weak

ed well in

"The

Scores:

cham-

The Japanese quickly realised I believe that Crawford's angled that his opponent was out of touch shots would wear Ferry dENSTE

mercilessly

Philadelphia

Chuck Plein hit a bomer: Lieber and Jackson hit hom

American Lengüe

H. Duncan more quickly than any other to the backhand and hammered it New York of shot, for there is a devastating The Italian's first serve was ex- accuracy to the Australian's game cellent and he scored several sces, that enables him to plan and ad but his second was singularly Chicago here to an attack that be decides

wezk

Boston

Reynolds hit a homer."

Zeke Bomma hit z homen

beforehand is the most effective De Morpurgo tried to evade All of us know more or less what playing on his backhand by Tun- New York

12 we should do. The difficulty is to ing round them, but only lost Cleveland

do it consistently.

113

14

16:

16

Lay J.M. Parvis K.C.C. BOWLS TEAMS

FOR SATURDAY

time and was consequently out- Allison's Challengepositioned-

Philadelphia

St Louis

Tables To Date AMERICAN LEAGUED

| I don't believe that England, in After a hard fight in the first

particular, would be an foolhardy set, Yamagishi took the second wa 15 to tumore Wilmer. Allison's easily, but was again fully extend-) Detroit thances in both the Davis Cup and ed in the third set, and it was only Wimbledon. He proved last sum- his quickmess on the court and his mer at Forest Hills that he has brilliant, drop-shots, that carried the equipment. defest Frad him through. Baron de Morpurgo Cleveland New York

completely failed to reveal his chie former brilliance:

PET should the

for a moun

Round

Senior And Junior

Rinks

airly

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