1936-06-26 — Page 10

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1936

JAPAN OPPOSES SOVIET CLAIM TO FREE USE OF DARDANELLES

US. BASEBALL

RESULTS

DOUBLES FOR REDS

AND CUBS

CARDINALS HELD BY PHILLIES

New York, To-day.

The following were the results

of the League baseball matches

played yesterday:

National League

R. H. E.

Chicago

1

Boston

↑

W. Lee pitched.

Chicago

$

10

Carleton homered.

Boston

$

Berger homered.

Cincinaatti

Goodman hit a bome run.

Brooklyn

7

Cincinaatti

5

6

Goodman homered.

Brooklyn

1

7

2

Pittsburgh

12

2

New York

4 12

2

St. Louis

Philadelphia

Lavagetto hit a homer.

Mancusco homered.

4 10

2 13 15 2

Chiezza, Grace, Morris and

Camilli homered.

St. Louis

13

12- Collins and S. Martin hit home!

TULS.

Philadelphia

Camilli homered.

Fredric March, Merle Oberon and Herbert Marshall are in the United Artists production, "The Dark Angel" which is now being shown at the King's Theatre.

AUSTIN AND PERRY WIN AT WIMBLEDON

VAN RYN SHAKES HEAD AND LAUGHS AT HELPLESSNESS

ITALY LIKELY TO

LEND SUPPORT

SLOW AND DIFFICULT

PROGRESS

NO ACCEPTABLE FORMULA FOUND

Montreux, To-day.

After three days' conference a survey of the alignments of the Powers shows that the So- viet's claim to free ingress and egress receives the support of Turkey, Rumania and France. The only Power so far openly opposing the claim is Japan. Bulgaria is expected also to oppose, while Yugoslavia is expected to demand equal rights for all States.

The Duce's son-in-law, Count Ciano, is expected to repre sent Italy at the conference after the raising of sanctions, and will put up strong opposition to M. Litvinoff's claims.

The general discussion has concluded and the conference has adjourned until after the meetings of the Council and As-

serably of the League. The immediate remilitarisation of the

Straits as soon as the new convention is signed has been tenta-

tively agreed. This will be done by a special protocol which will not only authorise the remilitarisation but also the application of Article IX. whereby Turkey can subject any warship passing through the Straits to special conditions if she considers that there is a menace of war.

Lord Stanhope (Britain) sug-| gested the omission of the Arti

the Straits. but

London, To-day. The tennis at Wimbledon de prohibiting the flight of air- was continued in brilliant weather and with an craft over attractive programme yesterday, reducing the Rushdi Aras (Turkey) main- tained his standpoint and the Article was referred to a tech- men's singles to the last sixteen.

nical committee, which will discussion while the principal delegates are at

OLYMPICS ON THE AIR

China To Receive Daily News

Michael Whalen and June Lang are the youngsters who lend the romantic spice to "The Country Doctor," which will soon be shown at the King's and Alhambra Theatres.

BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

COX LEADS FIELD WITH 70

HENRY COTTON. 73 AND ALFRED PERRY 76

London, To-day.

The British Open Golf Cham- pionship proper started at Hay. lake yesterday, the leading scores being as follows:-

Willy Cax

1James Adams

Reginald Whitcombe

Jack McLean

W. H. Davies

Gene Sarazen

Dallemagne (France) Francis Francia Henry Cotton Arthur Padgham Charles Whitcombe Boomer (St. Cloud) Bert Gadd Percy Alliss

Willie Coggin (America) Richard Burton RS. Walker John Woollam

Bobbie Locke Walter Smithers

SCHOOL VOLLEY Ted Turner (America)

BALL

WAH YAN WIN

CONTEST.

Norman Sutton Arthur Lacey J. H. Busson

Alfred Perry Chokler)

Hector Thomson

(After going out in 40) Archie Compston Sam King

Boyer (Nick) tore up his card.

The inter-school volley ball com-Leonard Crawler

Jim Ferrier petition was completed on June Hay Bentley {22,- when the final match wa..

played and the trophies were pre-1 sented at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. The final standings were

Senior Divizian

Wah Yan St. Paul's “A” Ying Wah Queen's

W.

11

11

RENNNERBREEZZZZZZBPRRERKER 18232

-Beater. LA total of 107 players qualified for the competition proper, the only well-known player to fail I being Ernest Whitcombe, who took 159 for the qualifying mands, while the leading qualifiers were

Cotton Henry

(139), Walter Smithers, who recently returned from Canada (141), Gene Sarazen |(143), Percy Allisa (143), Richard Burton (144), Hector Thompson

II. Maier (Spain) beat Meredith continue the After trailing at 1-3 in the first set, Fred Perry, the hold- (Britain) 6-1, 6-2, 6-Z

H. G. N. Lee ((Britain) beat H. Geneva

NO ARRANGEMENTS LOCALLY oer, produced his most brilliant Stedman (New Zealand) 6-3, 6-4, 6-4.

Progress is likely to be slow Dickey form and routed the Amèricanj

is a great Jean Borotra, whe

and very difficult. So far only

Kanking, June, 15. Davis Cup player, John Van favourite with the Wimbledon the first sentence of the second All arrangements have been King's 10 1 Ry by 6-3, 6-2, 6-0, the match rowd, made another characteris-Article of the convention has completed for re-broadcasting in Vernac Mid Sch

lasting only 40 minutes.

Lic dash when he arrived at Wimbeen discussed, and no accept-China of the day-by-day pro-Wah Nam Perry indulged in

bledon at 2 o'clock, changed in able formula has yet

been grammes

St. Paul's "Pрn at the forthcoming lent volleying and fine smashing.four minutes and

Wah Kin then helped found. Reuter. he also

World Olympics at Berlin, it was (Continued at foot of Column 4) |(145) and Bert Gadd (145).3 flashed across Jacques Brugnon to beat Fisher of while

Beamed from local radio authori- several scintillating sideliners to

(Switzerland) and Kukujevic

4 .10

I

American League

New York

7

8

Gehrig, Rolfe

and

homered.

Chicago

6

Boston

9

17

1

Foxx hit two homers.

Cleveland

4

8

Philadelphia

1

2

Johnson homered.

Detroit

13

19

Burns homered.

Washington

some excel-

Doubles.

RUSSIA'S DEMANDS

Conference

ities

· Daily reports by the Berlin

1which Van Ryu could only shake (Yugoslavia) by 6-2, 7-5, 15-13 in

his head and laugh at his own the Second Round of the Men's Montreux: In yesterday's Broadcasting Station, it is stated, 0 helplessness.

Almost immediately sion of the Straits Other Third Round results after Borotra and Miss Susan the first reading of the Turkish will be picked up by the Chinese Noel (Britain) beat Deborman draft was completed. The discus-Government Radio Administra- tion receiving station at Liuho B. Grant beat F. Avory (Britain) and Nelli Adamson (Belgium)sion was turned chiefly on Article 16-4, 6-2, Grb.

were:

12 19

0

5

14

4

Stone hit a home run.

St. Louis

VICAR'S CHALLENGE

AT 71

To Athletic Feats

A 71-year-old clergyman, the Rev. Henry Cradock Knight, Vicar of Knaresborough, Yorkshire, has challenged any man of his age to ron or walk a mile, row a mile, cycle a mile, and swim the river at Knaresborough, all within 50 minutes.

Nanking

Central Broadcasting

H. W. Austin beat C. R. D. Tuckey (0-6, 6-1. 8-6 in the Second Round, which gives Turkey the right ear Wocsung and relayed to the of the Mixed Doubles.-Reuter. to make the passage of warships Station by Shanghai-Nanking long- (Britain) 6-2, 6-1, 6-3.

through the Dardanelles depen-distance telephone for re-broad- dent upon her special permission, casting in a nation-wide book-up.

G. Fen Cramm beat C. Boussus

(France) 6-1, 6-3, 6-2.

Vivian McGrath Australia) best Perry's Lost Interest

Deicastillo, the Argentine Davis Cup! player, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, 12-10.

WOMEN'S THIRD ROUND Helen Jacobs beat Mile. Gold-] schmidt (France) 6-1, 6-8.

Dorothy Bound beat Fran Kraus) (Austria), 6-1, 6-3.

player, 7-5, 6-1.

In Tennis

"NOW THAT I AM MARRIED"

if she considers herself to be in danger of war.

Co-

No Local Arrangements

The Japanese delegate objected Aside from these broadcasts, a to the clause providing for. brief summary of important events operation of the League of Na-every day will be given in Chinese "Tennis used to be my whole tions in such a case, while the by Mr. Feng Yu-chen, chief of the Fran Sperling beat Caroline Bab-life. Now I am a married man it French and Rumanian representa-reporting department of the Cen- cock, the American Wightman Cup is only part of it. I have lost in-tives welcomed Turkey's desire to tral News Agency in Nanking, who terest and enthusiasm. I can safeguard herself if threatened is going to Berlin with the Chinese!

idelegation on June, 26. That is by war.

The definite time for both these The proceedings of the confer- F. J. Perry, Britain's No. 1 play-ence were terminated for the time broadcasts, however, will be BUDGE'S EASY WIN

er and world champion, made this being, and the date of the next nounced later.

session will be announced later Others to reach the last sixteen statement to the Paris correspon- town's in the Men's Singles were: dent of the Daily Mirror after by the secretary.

(France) 6-1, 6-1, 6-1.

Donald Budge bext F. Lesueur losing his French singles title tu.

|Baron G. von Crammed,

Mr. Knight kept wicket for Knaresborough Cricket Club, and was goalkeeper for the football eleven. He is an expert billiard player, and rowed for Durham University.

Countess Valdene beat Mrs. Luxton concentrate no longer. (Britain) 6-2, 6-1.

the plain truth.”

Jack Crawford beat K. C. Gandar Dower (Britain) 6-1, 6-2, 6-3.

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SOVIET S POSITION

Mrs. Perry (formerly Miss

"In order," as he points out, "to Helen Vinson), the film actress, correct a false interpretation sitting in the stands, smiled down given by some papers to the So- at her husband as his title was viet Union's aims," M. Litvinoff slipping away.

issued a statement to the press emphasising that all the Saviet Union wants is a limitation of

"NOT WORRYING"

Mr. and Mrs. Perry discussed the tonnage through the Straits

the match afterwards.

of warships of non-Black Sea States, and does not compel them "I really don't think "Fred was

to increase their own strength in playing badly," said his wife. suppose it is good for him to lose Russia protests against the limi

the Black Sez. At the same time

occasionally, I am certainly not worrying about it Losing tennising to the Black Sea, a limitation tation of tonnage of States belong- championships is not a catastro which does not exist at present,

phe to me."

"Of course, it's not a catastro- phe," interposed Perry.

jaccording to the Lausanne Treaty.

The Soviet Union demands free: "I expect I shall be playing bet-various seas, nothing more. The passage for her warships in the ter at Wimbledon, but if I don't. Soviet delegation also stands for what of it? You can't stay out of the free passage of warships the game for seven months and through the Straits of all nations, then expect to come back to big in the event of it being necessary tennis and win championships to come to the assistance of al just the same as before.”

■ . '.

EARLIER MESSAGES

victim of aggression in carrying] out the provisions of the Leaguej; Covenant.Trans-Ocean Service,

London: Willmer Allison, an- other American Davis Cup player, had a hard struggle to beat Van-

Sal. "Narn deneynde, the Belgian ace, the

Ching Wah scores being 8——6, 7-5, 7-5, Wartsai. Adrian Quist (Australia) beat Wah Tai Itoh (Japan) by 6-0, 6-0, 6-3, the latter being unable; to counter Quist's pace, driving outside and St. Paul's

King's netting frequently, but

(Ses Nam The base line game of the Wah Yan Japanese exposed the forecourt to Queen's the "Australian's brilliant rolleye.

Itoh displayed an effective fore hand and backhand and he sliced King's

Queen's well, but be missed opportunities Wah Yan of volleying.

Beuter" "Fong Lam

"-10"

Junior Division

Small Boys' Division

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(Inquiries from the Hong Kong elicited Broadcasting Association the information that no arrange- ments have been made to relay the results here).

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