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Fred Perry, rating as tennis king, arrives at New York from England to take up his defence of the US national title. He -forecasts--Helen Iscode. ...as the winner of the next battle with Helen Moody, Perry," however, lost his title 'to Allison in the Final.

POLICE HOCKEY ACTIVITIES

OFFICIALS FOR SEASON ELECTED

TWO TEAMS IN MAMAK TOURNAMENT

HOW ENGLAND LOST THE WIGHTMAN CUP

AMERICA'S FIGHTING

SPIRIT

TRIUMPHANT MRS. ARNOLD

(By A. Wallis Myers)

New York, August 19.

THE Wightman Cup is still in American hands, For the ninth time in thirteen years, and for the fifth year in succession, the British girls have been vanquished. New England has beaten old England.

The result victory for the United States team by four. matches to three was rather more conclusive than the mar gin suggests For to-day the British lead of the first day was not only wiped out by two quick Américan wins, but the Cup was carried before the seventh matek of the series was decid- ed.

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Moreover, three of America's four victories were gained in straight sets without any serious threat from the enemy. There was beautiful tennis both to-day and on Friday, and since large crowds were delighted with the play they witness- ed, and both teams thoroughly enjoyed the contest, we may keep our tears for more serious, national reverses.

In stroke technique, as I, have said before, the English | girls were superior. They had the style, while their opponents seemed to possess the more stubborn character. Their "ring sense” is more developed; the competitive spirit has received more stimulant in a younger, less conservative country.

PRAGUE AND MOSCOW PLAY TO 1-1.THE AT SOCCER

Moscow, September 11.

A football match between selected teams from Prague and Moscow which took place here on September 8 in the presence of more than 75,000 spectators; ze-

And, of course, in Mrs. Wight-sulted in a tie of 3 to. 3-Tass man captain of the American

team and winner of many cham-| -

pionships, home players pos- PHILLIES

sessed the shrewdest coach, who

AGAIN RECORD

THE DOUBLE

Cardinals Held By Dodgers

The annual meeting of the directed each battle in turn Police Hockey Club was held in with her own strategic brain. the Library of the Police Head- Mrs. Fabyan, who played ́ per quarters yesterday when it was fect tennis to-day to win the first decided to enter two teams in the match, lives within a stone's Mamak Hockey Tournament one throw of Mrs. Wightman at Bos consisting of Europeans and the ton, and has been her proteger. other of Indians Mr G S Mrs. Arnold and Miss Jacobs, Wilson, Assistant Superintendent other victors to-day, both come of Police presided

from her native California She The following. officers were has taught them many, wrinkles elected for the ensuing sERSONI-- In Mrs Arnold she took parti- Mr. G. S. Wilson and Mr. A. R. Scular interest. because. like her-

New York. To-day. Major (Presidents), Sub-Inspector self, she is only 5ft high and has National League featured yester Two double-headers in the L. Tyler (Hon. Secretary), Ser to shape her strokes accordinglyday's baseball programme, the geant J. E Jessop (Assistant relying on mobility and staunch Phillies nosing out the Reds in Hon. Secretary), Mr. T. G. Stokes defence to compensate for loss of both their clashes, while the (Hon. Treasurer).

(Continued on Page 11)

K.LT.C. HOCKEY MEETING

Mr. Mahan Singh

Again President

stature and reach

(Continued on Page 117

ALL-BLACKS FIXTURES

Meet England In Last Match Of Tour

TIGERS LOSE TO RED SOX IN U.S. BASEBALL.

Cardinals and the Dodgers shared the spoils

The Cubs retained their lead at the top of the table with a 5--3-- win over the Giants, Terry hitting his sixth four-bagger in the home run parade. STA

The Tigers surprisingly lost to the Red Sox, in spite of Harry Greenberg hitting his 32nd circuit. clout of the season.

Results, as cabled by Reuter,

were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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London, August 24. The New Zealand team arrive in England on September 2 and after three days in London will leave Philadelphiz for their training quarters at

Cleveland

5

5

1

3

Detroit

10

Harry Greenberg hit a homer Boston

14

3

3

15-1 8 0

Chicago Washington

The eighth annual general Newton Abbot. The first of their St. Louis meeting of the Kowloon Indians 28 matches will be against Devon New York Tennis Club was held yesterday and Cornwall at Devonport on when Mr. Mahan Singh, who pre-September 14 sided over a large gathering, con

The "All Blacks" international. matches will be: v. Scotland.cat] gratulated the team on winning Edinburgh on November 23 the Mamak Hockey Tournament.

The election of officers for the Ireland at Dublin, on December 7; ensuing year resulted in the re. Wales at Cardiff, on December election of Mr. Mahan Singh as 21; - England at Twickenham on President, while Messrs. KAJanuary 4-the last match of the Khan and Feruz Ali were made tour Complete fixtures are: Vice-Presidents. Mr. Jahan Dad

Sept. 14, Devon & Cornwall, Devon

portat

was re-elected Hon. Secretary and Sept 19, Midland Counties, Coven- Hon. Treasurer, while Mr. Karnail Singh was elected captain of the Sept. 21. cleven

Yorkshire. & Cumberland,

Bradford.

Abertillery & Cross Keys,

The game went to 14 innings

NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia

I Dolph Camilli hit a homer Cincinnati

Philadelphia

Cincinnati

Brooklyn St. Louis

The Committee will comprise Sept. 25,

-Abertillery, 1 Messrs Firdos Khan, G. M. Khan, Sept. 28; Swansea, Swansea. Ahmad Khan, A. P. Sousa, Oct 5, Gloucestershire & Somer Brooklyn Pritam and Mohammed Khan.

AMATEUR FOOTBALL

INTERNATIONAL

Bordagaray hit a homer

set, Bristol. Oct. 5, Lancs & Cheshire, Bir- St. Louis.

kenhead, wagTS Oct 9, Northumberland & Dur- New York

ham, Gosforth

Bill Terry hit a homer Oct. 12, South of Scotland, Hawick Chicago Oct. 16, - Glasgow & Edinburgh, j

Glasgow

Oct. 19,- Combined Services, Alder- The amateur international foot-

shot ball match between Scotland and Oct. Llanelly, Llanely.. England on March 14 will be play Oct. 31, Newport, Newport,"

Oct. 26, Cardiff, Cardila,

ed at King's Mill, Inverness

Nov. 2 London Counties, Tw

Nor, -7, Oxford Unií, Oxford: Nov. 9,

SELECTING ENGLAND'S

Kor. 14,

idge Univ. Cam-

SELECTORS

ontinued from

But county cricket must be in parlons state

the com ker, if áts

ment of the most

Polydecí

Boston

Wally Berger hit a "homer Pittsburgh

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„TABLES TO DATE

ATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago St Louis New York Pittsbur Nor. 16,4

E. Midlands, Cincinnat Eeicester. Nov. 28,- Scotland, Edinbarek.

Brookis Nov. 21, - N. of Scotland, Aberdeen. Boston Nov 30, Soliter; «Bel Dec

Ireland,

Philadephin

Detroit

Mid=District,” Aberdare: New York Neath & "Aberavon, Abera-Cleveland

21. Wales Cardi

Boston

Chicago

Dee: 26,: London Counties, Twicken- St-

Jan 47 England, Twickenham.

P W L Perc 133 9242 891 138 38 50

135 33 52 142 78 64 142 64 78% 450 137 59 78 1406078 BAZT 125 22 108237 CAN LEAGUE

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