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AMERICA ROUT BRITAIN IN RYDER CUP MATCH

WHAT BAER

LOUIS FIGHT

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THE RUTHLESS NEGRO

“BLACK BOMBER AND SAM LANGFORD A COMPARISON”

Joe Louis? the American negro heavyweight, who recently beath Max Baer In Your rounds, and whom all America believes is des- tined to be the next world boxing,

champion, is a mere boy - a boy

without a smile.

His physique is magnificent (with power in every line and muscle from his broad, smooth shoulders to his thin, tapering legs. As a fighting machine he is

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Worthy Winne

IGOOD RUGBY

MATCH FOR

Dramatic Final Scene

The final scene is dramatic.. Baer, struck with a right to the jaw, stumbles forward with glove outstretched, and then falls. He rises to one knee, bat his legs are paralysed, and there he stays to be counted out.

Louis has been compared with: Sam Langford, the wonderful negro who was contemporary with: Jack Johnson. I saw an old filmi yesterday of. Langford's fight with Bill Lang. Langford, was then more developed and experi- enced than Louis is to-day, but, physically compared, they are al most the same man.

In the ring they are machines of the same deadly type. Both took their victory and the cheers with phlegmafic calm. But Lang- ford did smile.-X. X. Z.

BOB OLIN WINS INSIDE

THREE ROUNDS

His Wan In Vain To. Meet

Jack Peterson!.

Astbury Park, (NJ),

October 2

Bob Olin, the cruiserweight champion of the world, knocked out Henry Firpo, a veteran frica. Louisville, Kentucky, in the third

THIS AFTERNOON round of a bout scheduled for

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Edwards, whose place in the} first fifteen is being taken by Jock Harrison" in every way Bonnar, will be seen at stand-off proved himself a worthy chan half in support of Black, while pion yesterday afternoon at Seek-[Garrod will play in the pack. ingjao, when he played wonder

Club First XV:--L. G. Robertson

ful golf, breaking the course (Captain); HR. McGilchrist, J. I cord with a 72, 36 out and 36 in. His driving and iron shots were exceptionally good.

The only real trouble he had was at the 15th, where he made

Bonnar, A MW, Scott, D. A: Hypes; AHR Butcher, H. C. Meeke: A. F. Walkden, J. H. McElney, W. E. Peers, B. D. G. Barlow, E. P. Humphreys, B. 031 Deane, M. S. Cumming, J. F. T. Smalley.

Felcey (Medway), Lt. Knox (Med-

ten rounds. Olin's title was not at stake

The champion is waiting for a chance to defend his title against Jack Petersen in England, but so far the New York Athletic Commission has refused permis- sion for the fight.

BOXERS SURPRISE

ACTION AGAINST

Wilmer Allison, above, seared his first win in the United States Singles Lawn Tennia Chazupionship two months ago to

crown a colourful career in international tennis competitions."

U. S. NOT TO PARTICIPATE.

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IN BERLIN OLYMPICS

New York, October 21- Unconvinced, in spite of G written assurance to the con- trary, that Jews would not be discriminated against in the 1936 Olympic Games in Ber- lin, Mr. Jeremiah Mahoney, president of the American Amateur Athletic Union, and. a former justice of the Supreme Court, wrote to the president of the Olympics com- mittee yesterday to say that the United States would not participate in the world athie-

ic meeting Heres

FOOTBALL CLUB CLOSING DAY

TED PHELPS

PERCY ALLISS ONLY

SINGLES WINNER

SARAZEN'S BRILLIANT PUTTING DECIDES!

ALFRED PERRY IS UNLUCKY

Ridgewood, (NI), September 30. AMERICA won the Ryder Cup from Great Bri-

tain here to-day by eight games to two, with two halved. After winning three of yesterday's four foursomes, the Americans again routed their rivals to-day, winning five of the eight singles matches. Percy Alliss, the Beaconsfield profes- sional, scored the only British victory. The two remaining matches were halved.

Allisa was continually getting into bunkers and rough against. Craig Wood, and his putting was none too steady. The result was that the American led by four holes at the turn Wood went ahead at the second, where Alliss was bunkered. The English- man hit a tree with his recovery shot, and finally picked up...

Alliss improved on the inward half, when he reduced his arrears to three holes. He won the 10th with a birdie 3, halved the 11th and 12th, won the 13th and 14th with par 4's, and was then only one hole down. He missed his chance, however, by® taking one over par at the last two holes, which the American won to be three up. Alliss was home in 37 to 38 for a total of 75 to 72.

Alliss, however, made a great recovery and reduced his ar rears from three holes to one at the 27th. He was generally outdriven, but his putting had improved considerably. He played better and better as the day wore on and squared at the

for the match. Both were home iz 39. -*-

~ RETAINS HIS

SCULLING FITLE S3rd. He won on the last green

Bert Barry Loses In

Game Effort

"LOSER'S WEAK FINISH

OF STROKE ›

(By G. C. DRINKWATER)

London, September 30. Ted Phelps, the holder, beat Bert Barry in a

Although slightly stronger in his driving. Cox's patting was shaky, and Horton Smith led by two holes at the tum, Cox took two putts from three yards at the second, where the American had a birdie 4. The only hole Cox, won was the ninth. He was out in 38 to 36

During the ́ ́homeward ́ "half, race for the Horton Smith increased his lead toy Championship of England and five holes. He was home in 32 5200 a side over the Putney to against 36 for an aggregate of 69 Mortlake course yesterday: "by to 74. nearly 20 lengths in 24min. 21sec. As far as Hammersmith the race was as good as one could wish to

sec..

Basson Starts Well

BRITISH RYDER

CUP TEAM COST

£300 EACH MAN

And Receive £100 Each!

PLAYED WITH LARGER AMERICAN BALL

(By FAIR FIELD)

London, October 2. Several golfers have asked me what it has cost to send the British Ryder Cup team so dras-

tically routed over the week-end

Busson who opened for Britain, to America." The sum is, played well, and outtrove Sarazen roughly, £3,000—about £300 each In their previous matches Barry by about 20 yards.

Busson took for the ten players, and the had always held a lead at the the lead at the eighth, where manager, Cmdr. Roe. Mile Post, and in the last race Sarazen'z-mashie-niblick shot was of this amount, £2,000 was Five Selected Rinks For was no less than three lengths bunkered Satzzen left Busson arealised in gate money from the

To-morrow

SECOND SEASON ENDS

ahead at this point. Yesterday, stymie at the ninth, but the Eng Southport match: a special grant however, Phelps, who won the toss llixhunian holed out to turn one up of £200 was made by the Royal and wisely took the Middlesex He had taken 36 strokes to Sara and Ancient Club, and the re side, never had to scull behind his zen's '37.

mainder, was subscribed by golf man, Kat

After halving the 10th and 11th, ball manufacturers and equipment The Closing Day of the bowling

They were dead level for three Bason became 4 up, a brilliant firms f season of the Hong Kong Football minutes before Phelps, with a patch winning him the next three As on former occasions, all cash Club will be held to-morrow after spurt of Fulham football ground, holes. Sarazen took 6 at the 12th received by the players from ex- noon. A match between selected took a lead of half a length. This and was bankered at the 18th, hibition matches, or as grizes in players from most of the local he increased to a length just below where Busson holed out from tournaments, or from any other bowling clubs will take place, com- Hammersmith Barry put in a 40ft.

source, are placed in a common despairing spurt of a few strokes The American retaliated by win- pool and shared equally. but, gaining nothing, threw inning the last three holes, getting

What Players Get his hand, as he always has done birdie 3 at the 18th Basson When the Ryder Cup team was at that distance. After that was in the woods and rough at the Phelps went right away..

mencing at 3 p.m. prompt.

The rinks are as follows:

Pink No. 1

|J. G. Chariton v ♪ Wells

BOXING BOARD G. Stephens F. V. V. Ribeiro

(Continued from Págs (4) Harmony Wanted

A "Macfarlane

ceived £100, as his share, an

16th. Hesholed a 35ft. patt at the last in America, each player –re- Water Nasty

18th and Sarazen one from 401£, The water was very nasty in which brought terrike cheers from As there are personal expenses, Putney Beach, for it was churned the huge gallery Basson was which cannot be charged to the such as private entertainment, up by the steamers that were to home in 35 to 40 for a total of 12 team's funds, the players do not, follow the race, but Mr. Beresford, to 73.

W. Macfarlane

A. F. Paul

Eink No. 3

of the Thames BC got the men

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on to a good start at 2:45. This

was rather late for the best of

B. E. Maughan A. Jackson F. EL W..Haynes J. Bentley -

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(Skap) Rink No. 2 0. P. Remedios v J. Ralston a fine recovery; slicing his drive Navy First XV-LL Beken (8th and brassie shots, the latter land- D.F.) Lt. St. Chair Ford (Captain) It remains to be seen whether F. P. Anslow E. Pattinson ing on a grace mound, his maskie (Medway), Surg. Lt. Benson (Med- the necessary 150 signatures can J. MacGowan shot landed on the green pin high 7), Tel. Jones (Medway), A Bbe secured, but it is apparent that |

(Skip) and he was down in a birdie four. way). La Miers (Medway); LA. Win-all the ingredients are present for

At the 17th he was on the green ter (Medway), S. P. 0. Richards another revolt against the Board's E. J. Edwards v.J. S. Dinnen

31S. J. Houghton E. H. Glover with his tee shot but took three (Lowestoft), A. B. Lee (Lowestoft), authority.

Tel. King (Tamar), Lt. Chapman

HH. Rose H. Nish puts to get down. In the fore (Medway), Lt. Cochrane (Medway), not be more harmony between the It is a great pity that there can-

J. Russell noon he went round in 82; this Sto. Perring (9th D.F.), L. Kennedy rank and file and those in control, Ring No. 4

(Skip) with his 155 the previous day at (Lowestoft), Hungjao, made him 237 or 5 down

CoL HL. C. Harrison will referee. and it is to be hoped that-those N. Carrie G. S. Rodger Club "A" XV: C, S. Archer; C. J. who seek to wreck that which has P. Channing G. T. Padgett Powell, G. S. Wilson, W. Bigg been created will weigh their E Dallah

A Brooksbank : C. W. Glover (Captain). W. Sharp, R. Edwards, actions carefully.

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on A. Ricketts, who was 232, and NA Brown 233.

Rose Nobly

THunter E. Tuck

(SBP)

A. 0. Erawn

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Lude: Romne

Rink No. 5

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P. C. Morgan 2. R. Davies #3. Fraser

F. C. B. Black W. Stoker, J. S. Dan It is also to be hoped that the nett, G. H. Brett, G. M. Bimmie. D. K Stewards will listen patiently to S. Pollock v L Collier Prol, F. J. McGugan, S. H. Garrod, A..... Only a real golfer and a good K. Forsyth.

those in rebellion. Boxing is in A. Humphrey

·Navy “A” XVS-LA PAE Beres no condition for any more inter fighter could have made up this handicap in the afternoon round ford Bnce) (captain); A B. Skional explosions.

ner (Folkstone), S. BA Davies and Harrison rose nobly to the (Tamar), Lt. Euman (Medway), Mid. occasion to win one of the most Wright (Sta D.F.): A B Pym exciting finals seen in the golf (Lowestoft), S BA Bowden championship.

(Tamar); Lt. Mowiêm (8th DF), A A Ricketts (who was third last (8th D.F.), E R. Hall (Medway), |B. Gülbert (Bledway), Ch. Sto. Salway year to J. B. Broadus) and NA ERA Waldon, (Medway), S. BA. Brown (who was third in 1998 to Jelly (R. N. Hospital), Sig. Paddi J. W. Harrison), both played good combe" (Tamar), E. 2. A. Hobbs (8th steady golf yesterday The D.F.). (2)

former went round in 81 forenoon, getting into

he had

the

Referze Rev.

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French Team Sign O'Dowd

And Hope For Revival

Deadly Patting

on balance, find themselves much better off financially on their return.

Five thousand people followed Besides, during their absence the flood, and this, combined with the second round. arazen made they have forfeited a substantial

the fact that the breeze, though the scores level by winning the sam from lessons which are one by no means strong, was blowing 19th with birdie & Busson, of the professionals' main sources from the W.N.Wthe worst point however, was ahead again at the of revenue.

on the course-contributed to the 21st, where he holed at 20ft, putt. However, to play for Britain is slowness of the time for the race. Sarazen equalised at the

Phelps scalled slightly the fan-where Busson overdrove the green factors that count a good deal in-

matter of prestige and honou ter rate all over the course, and and was one over par

although Barry's stroke was the longer, he was definitely weak'at | the finish of the stroke. Except for his brother, Eric, Ted Phelps has no zival in this country, but there is no likelihood of a match being arranged between the two. The intermediate times were?

Craven Steps Mille Post

Bridge

Barnes Bri Finish

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