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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1936
ENGLISH WATER-POLO TEAM FOR BERLIN
HENLEY REGATTA Three American Crews Win Their Heats
OXFORD COLLEGES FARE BETTER THAN USUAL
Henley, To-day.
The weather has improved, but
DISTANCE the stronger wind which prevailed
IT IS NEARLY, AS DURABLE AS
THE FAMOUS "KRO-FLITE”
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yesterday was all against good!
times being recorded in the Hen-
ley Regatta.
crews-- were
Three American victorious in the preliminary heats for the Thames Challenge Cup,
Kent College beating Bedford by
secs.
14 lengths in, 7 mins. 58 secs. while Tabor defeated the London Rowing Club "P" стен e3s-
in
'mins. 40 ily Browne-Nichols, the third Amer- ican crew, beat Twickenham by 1 lengths in 8 mins. 10 secs.
The Oxford colleges fared much better than usual. Magdalen beat- in ing Jesus "B" (Cambridge) the Thames Challenge Cup, while Corpus Christi defeated Christ's College (Cambridge) Ladies' Cup
in
the
In the latter event Eton College beat Westminster by 134 lengths. -Reuter.
Caught on the home plate in major League baseball in America.
In the Grand Challenge Cup heat US. BASEBALL
Pembroke
I (Cambridge), the holders, beat the Thames Bowing
An earlier message stated that Club by three quarters of a the weather was dull and clondy-length, is 7 mins. 23 secs.
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RESULTS Overwhelming` Win For Tigers WHITE SOX LOSE 21 TO 6
New York, To-day.
A
SELECTORS CAUSE
SENSATION
PLAISTOW UNITED IN BRILLIANT FORM SUGGESTION FOR OLYMPIAD
(By Aquatic)
London, June 3
LL water-polo enthusiasts who have been anxiously waiting to hear whether or not England will enter for the Olympic Games water polo tournament can rest assured. England will be represented.
»
The selectors made their decision after seeing the English champions, Plaistow United, outclass the Best of England at the Empire Pool, Wembley, on Saturday by five clear goals. They are, however, going to hold another trial match before the team is chosen.
Not so
The second trial game will be Whites v. Blues. attractive as Plaistow v. The Rest, but the Whites' team, with A O'Connor, the one exception, are all members of Plaistow, right-back, has been dropped, and E. W. Blake comes in.
I cannot understand ther ¡Olympic Games managementį committee making this move. They have taken a man from aj defence that let five goals! through, and put him in a de fence that was unbeaten.
It is not as though O'Connor played badly. In fact, be
wad
good. His job was to cover A. R JACK LOVELOCK Wood, the Coventry policeman, ATTEMPTS NEW
who is a particularly dangerous forward -- probably the best in the Best team.
The Coventry man did not get] through once.
I was speaking to some of the Plaistow players after the a-) nouncement of the teams for the
The following were the results second trial. O'Connor's displace of yesterday's major League basement has caused a great deal of ball encounters:
American League
discontent in the club.
DISTANCE RUN
Serious Training
For Berlin
THREE-MILE RACE AT WHITE CITY
As they say, it would not have] been so bad if they had put Fred Mile ace runner, Jack Lovelock,
Milton in the team, for Milton has
the
(By "POLARIS”)
London, June 5.
tries a new distance to-morrow
When
at
at least played with them as week. He is to run for Achilles Euxpire S. C. It was while he was in the three miles of the Kinnaird in the team that they beat Hun- gary, the world champions. Blake Trophy tournament at White City. Oxford University, has no experience with Plaistow. Lovelock did much cross-country running, and in 1932 tied with C. I am surprised that Fred Mil-J. Makey for first place in the Knickerbocker ton has been dropped altogether, Varsity cross-country race
Another Surprise
Washington
.....14 17 Chapman and Stone homered Philadelphia ................. 4
9
1
Detroit
.21 25
1
Walker homered.
Chicago
6 11
3
Cleveland
-12 19
0
Vosmik and
{homered."
¡St Louis
16 19
played a good game on Saturday,
Cleveland
5.14
1
looking after Temme practically
5 14
St. Louis
but I suppose that not everybody 734 miles.
He 2lean play in both matches.
Part Of Training
over
This race is to be part of Love-
Games,
1the whole time. Wherever one went lock's preparation for the Olympic Distance work for stamina first; Game called at the end of the there was the other.
then a speed up. ninth inning on account of dark- ness.
National League Philadelphia
.10 16. Chuck Klein and Atwood hom- ered. Brooklyn.
St. Louis Pittsburgh
3 8
4 11 9 15
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Temme, by the way, played bril- liantly. The goal he scored was well-deserved. I think I am safet
There is tough opposition to
in saying he is the finest half-Lovelock, for among his rivals are C. Carter (Belgrave), C. E. Allen back in the country.
(Highgate), R. W. S. Hadland (Poly.), and E. B. Pawie (South London).
Not Impressed By Grogan
I feel certain that there are
1 other players in Great Britain who would fill the left-back position 1 better than Grogan He is olgarded in the North as one of the best discoveries for a long time,
HORIGUCHI WINS FEATHER WEIGHT TITLE
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Tokyo, June 26-Tsuneo Hori- GOOD TENNIS PROGRAMME IN but I was not particularly impress-
guchi last night annexed the fea- ed by his play on Saturday. "C" DIVISION
is ther-weight title in a ten-round My advice to the selectors send the Plaistow team en bloe to bout with Takata, at Shibaura. Berlin. England would not be Five thousand spectators paid to they have see Hosiguchi in action for the and this afternoon's result will disgraced. I think
is first time since his return from a honour proved that such an go a long way towards deciding well deserved.
series of fights in Honolulu. this season's winners in view of the fact that the C.R.C., the pre-i sent holders of the title,, are in and very poor form this season have not yet registered a win in three matches!
K.LT.C. Should Win
The Kowloon Indians Tennis Club, who beat the LRC last Tuesday by an overwhelming majority of 9 clear sets, should easily account for the Civil Ser Ivice.
Another good game should be witnessed at Sookanpoo, where the Army and University clash. Both are falling into their stride, and the undergraduates will probably just win.
The following is to-day's and to-morrow's programmes:
-*C* DIVISION (To-day)
▼CS.C.C
(King's Park) CEC
(King's Park.).. HLUTC
(Sookyspoo). K.T.G.CLA (Happy Valley)»)
• KCC (1)
KLLC.
E.C.C. (2)
ATC.
Navy Cigarettes DEHO WILLS.
Cut
ccc.
Becreio
S.CA.A
(King's Park).
"D" DIVISION
KIT.C
Cc.c SCAL KCC.
YLE.C.
(King's Park)
TR.CAME
7 ATC.
Eleanor Petrick, 17-year-old - senior student Pennsylvania, High School, is here shown as the net a
world record for the standing broad Jown at Bristol, Pennsylvania, last month. Eleanor, with a leap of 8 feet 11 inches, bettered the fortner mørk by three inches
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