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THE CHINA MAL, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1935

HOLLAND'S RINK

RINK WIN

WIN OPEN BOWLS TITLE

CHAN CHAN HING'S FAST TIME OVER

50 METRES SPRINT

(Continued from Column 4)

The biggest sensation in Chin- ese swimming circles was caused in the Ladies 100 Metres Back Stroke. when a dark horse, Miss Chan Fang-hing, beat Miss Leang Yük-chan, who recently broke the China National Record for the 400! Metres, comfortably in 1 min. 48

secs.

Open Diving

The Open Diving Invitation erent proved disappointing as very few outside entrants-participated. The event was won by Wong Kwok-kit. the Chinese Bathing Club second string, while the sec ond and third places were secured by independent entries. Ed. Daj Roa Roza, the Colony champion. and S. H. Wong, who was indis posed were notable absentees-

AMERICAN NATIONAL TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

A German girl athlete in train ing for the Eleventh World Olym- piad, which will be held in Berlin next year.

No Pensions For Boxers Over

50 Years

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ed from the board.

Brookline. to-day- Allison and Van Ryn beat Hines and Culley 26. 62 4–6, 6, 6-3 in the semi-final round of the US, Men's

It was agreed that, în other Doubles Lawn Tennis Champion-

than catch-weight matches, boxers ship yesterday, while in the other

in any one contest must be en- semi-final Budge and Mako beat Must Be Same Weight

gaged at the same weight. The Shields and Parker 6-4, 6-3 The board decided that permis-vide that all area championships regulations were altered to pro- 6-3. In the final of the women's sion will be granted for only two and eliminating contests must be donbles Helen Jacobs and Mrs. alien boxers to appear on any one loter 15 three-minute rounds. Palfrey-Fabyan beat Mrs. Andrus programme, unless under special

Reuter.

RECREIO FOUR FAIL

SURPRISINGLY

BROWN OUTSTANDING THROUGHOUT

NORONHA FALTERS AFTER MOST PROMISING START

(By "Skip")

WITHOUT being seriously threatened at any time, the Kowloon B.G.C. four skipped by A. M. Holland (P. T. Farrell, R. Duncan and J C. Brown) beat C. G. Silva's Recreio rink (J. E. Noronha, C. E. Marques and F. X. Silva) by 25 shots to 14, to become 1935 Colony Rinks cham- pions, on the Kowloon C.C. green yesterday.

The sudden downpour may have had something to do with the surprising result, for it was never anticipated that either rink would be trounced. On the first head, even before the skips had had time to bowl, rain interfered and the game was postponed for about 20 minutes, during which time the players had tea. After this the game was resumed and concluded without another stop.

The Austin Road rink was easily, the superior force, al- though any luck that was going invariably went to them. The outstanding player was J. C. Brown, Holland's No. 3, who had his opposite number beaten on the most of the heads, although done for some time. F. X. Silva was playing a better game yesterday than he has

faxe.

J. E Noronha played brilli-] On the tenth head Noronha rest- and Carolin Babcock 6-4, 6—2—or exceptional circumstances, for was the only voter against the ac the game, but then deteriorated a bit F. X. Silva then sent up a Mr. Jeff Dickson, the promoter.antly during the first half of ed the jack, but Farrell shifted it which permission must be obtain-

ceptance of the balance-sheet, Farrell, on the contrary, did not toucher which went through. C. G.. which showed a decrease in the shine at the opening, but im-Silva drove and knocked one of his deficit from £1,278 in 1933 to proved as Noronha lost his own up, although it did no dam-

touch. Mr. Dickson Objects

C. E. Marques could do very On the next head Farrell was Referring to an item of £2,740, responsible for

little to hold R. Duncan, who was short with both his woods and being purse-money forfeited by shots

some excellent Noronha sent up two on top of the Jack Doyle, the Irish heavy- Both skips have been seen to X. Silva then carried the jack for jack. Brown took the shot, but F. weight, after his fight with Jack better advantage- Petersen. Mr. Dickson said that;

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and Holland failed to save

the by it res

he could not accept the balance-Noronha won the toss and sent

Recreio Four Win Toss sheet because he had not been!

„diva's Successfull Drive given a hearing in connection with two fairly good bowls. Farrell On the twelfth head Noronha the case.

was short with both of his to leave was short and Farrell played a The board's regulations werej

the Recreio lying until Duncan toucher. Noronha was again altered to allow boxers from the lay the shot with his second wood. short and Farrell increased the lie Dominions to compete for British Silva was short with his first and with both his woods and Duncan Brown drew two more, while CG to two, Marques was through titles, subject to certain condi~ tions.

too strong with his second and improved the position. C. G. Silva Referring to a resolution to in-l

Ffailed to alter.

however, drove with his last bowl

įclude a definition of the term The next head saw Farrell. Dun- and scored one

belt in the regulations, Col can and Margnes all short. Brown On the forteenth head the Re- 3yddelton said it was a curious sent up a toucher, but was beaten creio players brought their score fact that the word, so importanty F. X. Silva, who displaced to 9 against 19, but on the next is boxing, had never previously count. Holland's second wood was

Brown's bowl at the jack for the head their opponents reached 20. been defined in the rules. The of- also à toucher, but C. G. Silva was jack high and Duncan helped On the seventeenth head Farrell ficial definition. as passed, reads:manared to save with his last the lie Brown carried the jack to "The belt is an imaginary line drawn across the body from the top of the hip bones."

SOUTH AFRICANS ARE “TIRED OUT” (Continued from Page 1)

bowl

Holland's Fine Effort

give the Recreio: the lie..

On the following head both, No. I's were off, while Marques and

The Recreio scored again on the Duncan were short. F. I. Silva third head. On the fourth both bowled à toucher, but with his Farrell and Noronha were short next wood knocked one of Dun- with their first woods but Noron-Can's in. ha's second wood was jack-high

Best Head Of Match wished to avoid the danger of a Duncan then carried the jack The twentieth head was six-day match with England at through only to be robbed of the the best of the match Farrell the Oval

shot by F. X. Silva, Holland was was jack-high with his second Had they gone for the runs to too strong with his first wood, but wood, but Marques took the shot. day, and been beaten in forcing carried jack for four with his last Duncan just failed with his sec- the pace, they would have been On the fifth head Noronha sent ond and both Brown and F. I faced with a long-drawn-out, final up two brilliant bowls and Farrell Silva were short Holland shift- Test. Now, however, they have failed. Dancan struck Noronha's ed the jack to lie, but C. G. Silva to play only a three-day match nearest, but did not alter the lie, also carried the jack and had the and a draw means that they win and with his second just missed advantage. Holland lay the shot the rubber.

the jack Marques then drew to once more and Silva knocked up a Toll Of Injuries

the jack, but Brown struck the wood to give him another. lajaries and illness have so re- wood with a fast one for two shots Mr. C. J. Tacchi umpired the duced their playing strength that C. G. Silva, however, saved one. Ithey feel they cannot take risks.

Five For Winers

The following shows how the This attitude has been strength- On the sixth head Holland's rink two rinks fared in the tournament ened by an accident to A. J. Bell made five. Duncan took the shot First Round beat KM. Omar's

"Holland's Rink their fast bowler, whose right with a short wood, but was robbed rink 316; Second Bound beat A. arm is now in a sling of it by Marques. With another Brooksbank's rink: 23 19; Thind Bell hurt in the match now good bowl, Duncan knocked his Bound beat M. J. Henderson's rink ended, is suffering from water own bowl up. Brown wicked in to 125-13: Fourth Round beat A. Hyde-

game.

on the elbow. The injury is so take the shot, C. G. Silva knocked Lay's rink 28-15,

* Silva's Finkels

serious that he does not expect one of Duncan's woods up for an-| Received a bye into the Second to play in the final Test 1. J.other, and Holland added to the Round and then beat McKelvie's Siedle and X. Balaskas, the other secre

casualties, are also doubtful whe ther they will be fit for the vital! game at the Oval,”

JUBILEE GOLF CUP AT ROYAL ST. GEORGE'S

(Continued from Page 1

-Lionel Munn; the veteran Irish ex-champion, and Bri

Critchley, the back plus one,

were one up on the qualifying

vive for the

Estages.

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LLTA. COMMITTEE RECOMMEND NEW

DAVIS CUP ZONE

(Continued from Page 1)

meeting the scheme will pro bly operate in 19372 Mr RJ. McNair (Gf. Britain) resided, and Mr

pre

zink 19-16; Third Bound beat UM. Omar's rink" 18-13; Fourth Bound" beat. HA. "Alves"-rink 21--20%

Scores:

P. L. Farrell ́ R. Duncan Ps 3. C. Brown

A: M. Holl Head

19.

J. E. Norooka C. E. Marques F. I. Silva,

and

G. Sih

ONOKOONG