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YAMAGISHI-STILL OCCUPIES

TOP POSITION

Japan's Tennis Rankings For 1935

Jiro Yamagishi, who has bazne the brunt of Japan's Davis Cup tennis campaigns for two years, has been given the No. 1 spot in Japan's national rankings for 1935. He also was rated at the top a year 170.

Ranked behind Yamagishi who defeated Eoderich Henzel in Japan's national championships last

autumn, were Shunsuke Hirai of Keio University and Yasumine Kuranits of Kwan- sai University. Jiro "Fujikura, member of the 1935 Davis Cap team, was ranked fourth.

HOLIDAY CRICKET

K.C.C. To Play The

Services

The Kowloon Cricket Club wil

BROTHERS

AGAINST

BROTHERS

Interesting Golf Challenge Match

"SIXSOME" SUGGESTED BUT IMPROBABLE

(By "FAIR FIELD")

London, March 1 Another interesting golf chal- lenge match has been arranged. This time it is a family affair....... brothers against brothers, all West Country bor

A challenge issued by the bro- thers S. Easterbrook of Knowle (Bristol), the man who won the Ryder Cup match for Britain at Southport three years ago and A.. Easterbrooks, of Exeter, West of England champion, has been accepted by the brothers Charles and Ernest Whitcombe.

Why Not A "Sixsome"?

the

The match will be played over 36 holes on the Exeter coarse. It should be a good thing for the

Whitcombes, but it would be still better if the suggestion of Charles that the match should be made a " "sixsome" were adopted.

would in. This arrangement

Gene Tanner, above, probably the most scientiñe heavyweight boxing champion the world has ever known, predicts a big future for Joe Louis, the sensational "Brown Bomber.”

VOLUNTEER SPORTS MEETING

Infantry Win At Tug-Of-War

meet Lieut. C. C. Garthwaite's chide Reginald Whitecombe, who Services eleven in a two-day match would complete a trio of brothers As a result of their win over on Friday and Saturday, commenc-difficult for any similar combina-the Corps Signals at the Volunteer ing at 11 am on both days on tion to beat.

Headquarters yesterday, the Static the Kowloon CC. ground.

At the moment, however, it is Machine Gun Battalion qualifed to The following will represent not certain whether Curil Easter meet the Corps Infantry in the Lieut. Garthwaite's eleven:

brook will be able to join his bro-final of the tug-of-war event which is being held in connection with the annual sports meeting which will take place at Sookunpoo an Saturday, April 18.

SMALL UNITS CRICKET

The Static Machine Gun Bat- talion were awarded a walk-over!

AUSTRALIA'S NEXT TEST SIDE

EX-TASMANIAN ALMOST A CERTAINTY

BRADMAN'S STEEL-SHAFTED BAT

(By "Leighton").

London, March 28.

IT augurs well for interest in the Test series between England and Australia, which begin at the end of this year, that already Australians are occupied with the delightful game of team- picking.

The Melbourne "Herald" suggests that Australia's team will be the same as that which won the fourth Test in South Africa, with two additions.

One is Bradman, as captain, in place of Victor Richardson; the other is C. L Badcock, the young ex-Tasmanian, who hit 325 for South Australia against Victoria and practically won the match off his own bat.

Badcock is, I imagine, a cer-

tainty if he keeps his form. AMERICA HAS MORE THAN This would give Australia the following team:

The Probable Team

D. G. Bradman (SA) S. J. McCabe (N.S.W). J. H. Fingleton (N.S.W). W. A. Brown (N.S.W.).

W. A. Oldfield (NSW). A. G. Chipperfield. (N.S.W.). W. J. O'Reilly (NSW). C. V. Grimmett (S.Ai). E. L. McCormick (Vic). L S. Darling (Vic.). C. L. Badcock (S.A). L. P. O'Brien (Vic.) (twelfth man).

Liest. C. C. Garthwaite (Army),thers. Capt L. J. Walch (Army), Capt D. W. Persse (Army), Lieut. J. P. Williams (Army), Lieut. E. M. Dawson, Lieut. H. de B. Pritchard (Army), Liest G. V. Prowse (Navy), Lieut M. R. Branwell The Eral of the Small Units by the Mobile Section, and the New South Wales would be (Navy), Lieut. R. A. H. Bartley Cricket Competition is to be play- Corps Infantry, which received a represented by sir players—a

K. J (Navy) Lieut.

Harpered off on Tuesday next, April 14, walk-over from the Coast De- preponderance which recalls the the Kowloon Cricket Club fences Corps, yesterday defeated days immediately before the war, (Naval) and Lieut. F. D. Howie on

Wales side, (Navy),

ground, commencing at 10 a.mthe Corps Signals easily in two when a New South The umpire will be Lieut. the The finalists are the Headquarter pulls. They were not given any with Trumper Macartney, Collins,| Hon. G. P. Clegg- and the Wing, East Lancashire Regiment, resistance, although the Signals Bardsley, Cotter, and Kelleway

men, instead

of the was scorer Lieut. D. K. Buchanan and "B" Company, Royal Welch pulled nine [Dunlop.

regulation number of eight,

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Fusiliers.

Do your Nerves

stay up

when you go to bed?

THEN restless. nerves will not let

W you sleep when you start at every

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Australian

Bradman Uses New Bat

So Don Bradman has used #

steelshafted bat after ail: ***wai

HER FAIR SHARE

Grand National Brings In Over $2,699,000

New York, March 27. Citizens of the United States who bought tickets on the Irish hospital sweepstakes won a total of approximately $2,899,600 opt of the Grand National Steeple- chase.

Americans held Eve tickets an Reynoldstown, the winner; four on Ego, who finished second; five on Bachelor Prince who pulled in third

Each ticket on Reynolds- town paya $150,000; each on Ego $75,000; and each on "Bachelor Prince $50,000. Total prizes this year were $7,258,270.—Associat- ed Press.

weeks ago he ridiculed the idea DARK BLUES:

that, there was such an imple ATHLETICS

ment" in existence.

Now he has hit up a dashing.

155 for the South Australian

REVISION

State team against a country NEW EVENTS NOT

side.

It will be interesting to see what his comment will be, but at the moment he refuses to say any- thing other than that he must give the invention a fair test.

It is significant, however, that! he has sent one of his favourite bats to Sydney to have a steel- shafted handle inserted.

POPULAR

AMERICAN POLE VAULTER

IN FINE FORM

(By "FAIR FIELD")

London, March 1. The point-scoring system for inter-college athletics at Oxford may be revised, Bevil Rudd tells me. The attempt to encourage

FATE OF BRITANNIA the new field events javelin,

No Order Given For Breaking-Up.

discus and pole-vault has end- ed by putting too much of a pre- minm on them.

Although four points are given for a win as against five for the other 10 events, the fact that no. points are scored for second place in the three events makes thems the most lucrative to win

(By Major E. Heckstall Smith)

• London, February 29. It was anthoritatively stated at fluence quickly induces deep, natural, ustroob Buckingham Palace yesterday that

To score four points to your led sleep. And while you sleep, it recharges

no order has been given for the

opponent's none is better than breaking up of the King's racing five against his three. Three Alyacht, Britannia. The only de points for first and one for second though imitations are made to look like cision so far arrived at is that appears to be the most satisfac-

the entire nervous system with vitality.

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"Ovaltine, there are obvious and extremely important differences.

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she will not be fitted out this year tory compromise.

and that she will not race again.

It may be assumed, therefore, that, at some future date, Bri- jtannia will fall into the hands of

the shipbreakers.

Promising Talent

In spite of severe frost, and a

At no time in her long career spate of college fixtures, the In- (she was built in 1893) has Bri-ter-College competition has been most magnificentia big success, and not for a long tannia--the racing yacht in the world-been time has there been so much keen- Undoubtedly, many pro in more perfect condition than she ess

mising athletes have been "won" is to-day.

for the 0.U.A.C.

The pole-vaulting of W. HL EX

ANOTHER LARGE kins is one of the high spots in

TRANSFER FEE

Manchester City Secure Doherty

(By LEIGHTON)

(!

London, March 17.

Oxford's improvement.” The American won against Cambridge in 1934 with 11ft. He can now

do 12ft or more. On March 14 he will be against F. B. Webster (Cambridge), who won last year with 12ft 64in an English ne- tive record. Elkins is also one of the best long jumpers at Oxford.

The fret £10,000 transfer deal **** of the season and the biggest Glentoran, the Irish club, in 1982. since Portsmouth transferred Al- This is the fourth £10,000 foot lien to Aston Villa 18 months ago ball deal in the history of the ffor £11,000 was completed a short game, the other two, in addition while ago. when Blackpool agreed to Allen, being when Arsenal paid to let Manchester City have their £10,359 to Bolton Wanderers for Irish international forward, Peter David Jack in 1928, and -- when Doherty, for that figure. The deal Chelsea, in 1930, gave £10,000 for was a record for both clubs. Hagh Gallacher, then-with-New-

Doherty "joined Blackpool from castle United.