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The Pairs competition the semi-final round stage, and the winner of the encounter will meet : R. Duncan and L. A R. Duncan for the title.

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tric R C. champion, gave him his! bardest fight. holding him to 21-16.

Cullen Favoured

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PERRY'S TRIUMPH AT

WIMBLEDON

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His First Venture

creating them could not be con-

%

A year later he turned up at tinnous against Perry's superb has not struck the form that won the Middlesex junior champion-'counter.

The first set, lasting 20 min- him the title in 1933 as is de-ship with a racket that had two monstrated by the fact that he strings missing, and reached the jutes." was Perry's, at 6-2 He was very nearly beaten by the final Then he competed in the had conceded the German two of: I.R.C. player. A. M. Ramjahn, in junior championship at Wimble his own service games, serving no suspicion of a double fault.. the previous round Taking all dou, where his old facket col-himself with consistent fire and things into consideration Cullen lapsed in the middle of a game.

Von Cramum opened the second Pather said after- should pass on to the next round. But, as his

Ey beating the Pairs chan-wards. he came home like the set with his service slow backi ions. F. J. Jones and A. W. Grimproverbial dog with two tails, for like a golfer, the ball struck with mitt in the quarter finals, M. J. be had hung up his clothes in the perfect timing-earning points. and J. Cavanagh the pavilion of the All-England Club It was his first clean-cut game, Craigengower C. C. players, made in the locker used by Rene and Perry's reply to it was almost themselves first favourites for the Lacoste, the reigning champion. arrogant-8 net attack that quick-

to Budapesty levelled the score. ¿ How Perry went this championship

Neck And Neck Race the first non-Hun- Eccleshall and J. Shepherd have and became been comparatively lucky in garian competitor to win the They raced neck-and-neck for champion the next four games, both main- reaching the semi-final for it was world's table-tennis

ship: how he brought the quick-taining a fine length and speed, Marseilles. Havre, London, Han-not required of them to meet any

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of the stronger couples in the firing methods of the table-tennis beth recovering winners from the competition, whereas the Dun- table, with the ball struck on the fringes of the court Then the sans had to bear G. G. Silva and rise, to the tennis lawn, and came German's service lost some of its within a stroke of beating balance: he mistimed a couple of F. X. Silva to enter the final

Austin at Queen's Club: how, relatively easy ground shots; Silva To Beat Bradbury Playing as he is just now. Civen the opportunity to travel by Perry had broken through.

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When opposed to every important title open to com-by a sudden net attack one of win his game. the young Indian R. C. champion, petitors abroad, taking the crown the few games in which he used A. M. Omar. in the first round, at Wimbledon last year that is the volley as a scoring shot.

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Leading 5-4, you could see the alcohol, but is a modente pipe- junior skip, by 23 shots to 16.

To-day's game between Asmoker. He does not like prac-xleam of battle in Perry's eve Hel Armstrong and H. A. Ales has tice games; he can never be quite lost the first two points in the been postponed owing to the fact serious at them Keenly com- tenth game, but served too well

on the court, he is the not to carry the next-four. that the former is still in hospital petitive

By normal reckoning the third easiest fellow to get on with of?

set should have seen the vace ze- duced.But here were two super- Incidentally, he can make

with, sta- very neat after-dinner speech athletes, well stocked and I've heard him tell an amus mina: they moved just as rapidly, ing story in more than one coun-struck just as hard. It was an anxioux set for both men for ven try.

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The Ramo, well-known steamer of the Foo Hong ss Co. Ltd, fect final and the hunt for places end of his endeavour: for Ferry prise even (Williamson & Co.), has been was as zestful as ever. Quenes sold, it was announced yester had formed outside the gates onent had not yet been mastered, liant qualities as a batman and ever may be the cause and there wher I was leaving the ground was reflected in the first game him place as an all-round cric-ders England's cricket a record The German's unyielding mood who would unhesitatingly give is no attempt to place the whole burden on Wyatt's broad shoul- that Northern last night; enthusiasts few over He served three splendid aces keter in a world XI

under-Wyatt's leadership is nat Chinese interests purchased the from the Continent;

Moving in with sarer, judgment; They feel that England's in such as to inspire confidence in ressel, though when she left yes-roller was covered with humanit–the also took the third from 0-40 terests would be better served team that will have to face a di

Both men had been training terday for Haiphong and Tsingtao

their eye on an outside court bedown. But his service returns Wyatt. were relieved of respiceascult tour in New Zealand, and a her officers were all Japanese.

Mr. S. T. Williamson, owner of fore the match, but the German flacked precision; be lapsed at this bilities in the discharge of which stern and prolonged struggle in the steamer, stated yesterday that did not betray the fact. He open stage over, many. EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS the sale of the vessel was the reed nervously, serving only one were long and tortuons, but his talent as our most reliable at first because captain of thit or various inâuences, partly firm ball, and Perry drew early Perry's insistent defiance carried batsman, as a useful change bow- Ashes hung on the match at because of a temporary slackness blood by winning the first two them both. He reached 4-2 with ler, and as a safe and courageous the Oval in August 1950. That

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match was lost. 269 would be sold he stated that all The champion was in complete afford to sacrifice the seventh

The tour of Austalia in 1932- the ships were naturally for sale touch from the start and the -"at a price.”

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to a sequence of glistening rallies,

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Three Inches Out

But the end was only delayed. Valiantly von Cramm scored the |prise, advers man showing the boldest enter-

The fifth game was a match in first two points in the "fateful miniature Von Cranean vas serv-teath game, it was a tense mo- The Alhambra Theatre, Kowing and looked to have his grasp ment. The German advanced be- Perry's loon's leading picture-house, on it several times. He did nothind two forcing Chats which was closed down by Hong come to the net, as one thought forehand, each time there was a Kong Amusements Limited last he might have done, but he was gorgeous pass and the score was week, is to be reopened shortly, producing the finest and deepest level Another match ball care when the film G Men featuring drives on both wings searching The champion orced the pace; James Cagney, will be screened, the court, in fact, for some weak von Cram drove three inches out

We of court. The match was over. A newly established wyndicate, mess

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HOW THEY REACHED THE FRIAL

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in no way associated with Hong He found nons Perry was Just It had been won, as

"Amusement. Etd has too quick and too enicient for him by super-speed Ferzy was Laster

lease of the

Shots that would have been

ourt than his opponent, first-run pictures will be ners against any other player be 100

came losers because the task of Dever

Mako,

5

McGrathi

matches to one. It received further set back in the tour last winter in the West Indies, when again, with Wyatt as captain, we were beaten in the Test serića.

Now we have lost to the South. Africans for the first time in 6—1, England.

Last

Badge,

teams in

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ore life into a

of one

pparently they have