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RED WINES WITH RED MEAT

WHITE WINES WITH WHITE MEAT

AND

ALL WINES

FROM

CALDBECK'S

す。

ARE THE THREE GOLDEN RULES

OF THE

CONNOISSEUR

PATHE RECORDS.

BC 10057.—I Can Wiggle My Ears.

Everythings in Rhythm.

BC 10058-Haleiwa

Papalina Lahilahi. į

BC 10045.-Music Goes Round & Round

I'm Gonn A Sit Down

BC 10036.Indian Love Call

Rose Marie.

BC 10052.-Lovely Lady.

Would You

BC 10053-Twilight On The Trail

-

The Touch Of Your Lips

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1936

PERRY WINS

WINS EASILY IN DECEPTIVE HEAT

OXFORD'S SWIMMING

SUCCESS

FIRST WIN OVER LIGHT

BLUES SINCE 1923

***

London, June 29.

OR the first time since 1923 Oxford won both the swimming

bridge at the Empire Pool, Wembley.

They secured the swimming events for the third year in succession by 31 points to 22 points, their representatives fill- ing first place in five of the seven contests. They won the water polo match by 3 goals to 1.

The finest race was the 150 yards back-stroke between the first strings, Denis Young (Oxford) and K. T. Scott (Cambridge). Young won in Jmin. 53sec. They were almost level until the last turn, but Young drew away slightly to win by 1 1-5sec.

There was a big surprise in

the 200 yards' breast-stroke FOWLES AND WARR

The Cambridge pair A. J. Arthur and W. Vinycomb, were! expected to finish first and second. but H. R. Thomas, of Oxford, scored a fine win in 2nin. 57.sec. after leading throughout.

M. Y. french-Williams, the

PLAY WELL

But Army Bow To South China

In the "C" Division of the Lawa

Oxford president, easily won Tennis League, South China Ath-

rather

Senorita A. Lizana. above. eliminated Miss Mary Heeley. known to local enthusiasts, in the Fourth Round at Wimbledon.

BUT MCGRATH FAILS

BADLY

LEE GIVES CRAWFORD

ANXIOUS PERIODS

COMTESSE DE LA VALDENE BEATEN

ISA

(By A. WALLIS MEYERS)

London, June 29.

(ATURDAY'S matches had vast crowds to watch them, but # the element of surprise was almost entirely lacking. Nobody was dismissed prematurely, unless it be Miss Nuthall and Mrs. Allister from the women's doubles.

Fresh from their overnight triumph, they failed to win a set against Miss McOstrich and Miss Saunders, who took the wise precantion of steering nearly every ball away from Miss Nuthall's volleying arm.

It was a day of deceptive heat. Spectators did not require to fan themselves with their programmes, but Perry and Miss

Kİ.T.C. CONCEDE Round both told me when they came off the centre court that

ONE SET

'VARSITY BADLY

BEATEN

J

they had rarely found an air less bracing,

In spite of this humidity neither the reigning champion nor the champion of America showed any sign of inertia. It occur- red to me that as both depend so much on concentration, and are lost if they neglect it, their reaction to a change in temperature was the stronger.

Malfroy, as one had expect-,

At King's Park the Kowloon In-jed, could not check the cham- both the 100 yards and the 220 letic Association beat the Ardians Tennis Club beat the Hong pion's galloping progress. The wards' races. The free-style Tennis Club by 614 sets to 24 Kong University Tennis Club by 8 New Zealander tried every de team race was also an Oxford Sookunpoo.

S. M. Fowler and Q. M. S. Warsets to 1 in the "C" Division of the vice the rush behind a kick. triumph.

Tennis League.

ing service and its antithesis, a (Army). The water polo match was beat F. K. Ng and N. E. Ma.. 6-2 S. A. Hassan and S..S Haman sly drop shot from the back of

disappointing, both

best S. Chan and T. E. Leang - 6-1 (K.LT.C.): teams being apparently handi-lost to J. Mok and K. C. Choy 0-6 best MC Buns and E. T. capped by the large bath and Sergt. King and. Sergt. O'Connor beat K. L Chan and K. S. deep water. #french-Williams (Army).

2-6 beat K. W. Ooi and E. Lo.... missed a penalty for Oxford,st to Ng and Ma

M. A Khan and Firdos but D. G. Britton scored a “hat-

(KIT.C.): trick" for them the third goal following good team work, P. (Army). 31 Thomas scored for Cam- drew with Ng and Ma

lost to Chan and Leung lost to Mok and Choy

Ambrose Orch.

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BC 10062-You Never Looked So Beautiful'.

You

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lost to Chan and Leung ...... 2-6

Mok and Choy Icst

Q.M.S. Davies and S/Sergt. Cooper

Cheung

beat Hung and Lui

beat Chan and Cheung

6-6

beat Ooi and Lo

1-6

1. Mahan Singh and T.

2.6 Devan (K.LT.C.):

SPOILS SHARED

AT VALLEY

Civil Servants And K.C.C. "A" Draw

In the "C" Division of the Ten-

enjoyed their first workout under hot weather conditions to-day-nis League, Civil Service Cricket Teofilo Ildefonso was clocked at Club drew with Kowloon Cricket

stroke while Jikirum. Adjaladin side securing 4% sets. covered the 100 metres in 60.6-- Associated Press.

lost to Hong and Lui beat Chan and Cheung

Beat Ooi and le

the court-but very few calcu- Lui 6-1lated plots could be carried out 6-1 against the surging tide of 61 Perry's attack.

In the third set Malfroy held

Khan

63

M. T.

KOWLOON “B” WIN

6.3 6-1

INDIANS' EIGHTH

DEFEAT

SOUTH CHINA

AND RADIO TO

CLASH TO-DAY

"D" Tennis Needle Encounter

·GOOD FIGHT PROMISED

TH

Vivian McGrath, above, only able to take seven games of Brian "Bitsy" Grant in the Fourth Bound at Wimbledon..

his service just long enough for The tit-bit of the "D" Division the crowd to see that the English- {tennis programme this afternoon Iman was promises to be the match between doubt about his supremacy when mortal; they had no

The broke through after deuce în the ninth game to win a convin-

**

Playing at home the Kowloon South China Athletic Association 1247:4 for the 200 Meter breast-Club "A" at Happy Valley, each Cricket Club beat the Indian Re.and the Radio Sports Club

creation Club by 5% sets to 334 King's Park. J. Skinner and W. H. Colledge in the “C” Division of the Tennis

South China occupy the second cing victory.

McGrath's Weak Resistance (CS.CC):

position in the League Table, but League.. lost to C. E. Watson and R. S.

The Grant-McGrath match was Capell

A Philippens and A. L. Fisher the Radio are only one point be

hind with (K.C.C):

a game in hand. It frankly disappointing, and the drew with A. Rahmin and M. keemis a foregone conclusion that weak resistance of the young Aus-

Hassan

6-6 the top position, now occupied by tralian must have surprised his 63 best A. Bakar and A. J. Samad 6-3 the Craigengower Cricket Club, opponent as

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W. Coggin (El Camino,

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Mr. H. Thomson (Wil-

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G. Johnson (Rother

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Bebbington runners-up position.

1-6

Division League Table To Date

Wimbledon was in the hands” of There will be no changes in the Crawford and Quist-

4-6 teams and the chances are slightly He had shown against Del Cas- 0-6 in favour of a South China victory tillo in the previous round that as they have the advantage of be did not covet the sliced shot playing on their own courts. The aimed towards his backhand Chinese have three very well-wing; he needed more pace and a balanced pairs.

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"D" Division

(TO-DAY)

In the "C" Division of the Lawn Army T.C. 9 540 44; 36% 10 day being as follows:-

K.C.C. "A 8 4 3 1 37 35 9 8 Tennis League, Club de Recreio RCC. "B" 8 4 4 0 36 36 70-151 beat Craigengewer Cricket Club HKU.TC 8 4 4 0 301⁄2 4134 8

9 27 0 24 56 73-151 by nine sets to nil at Happy CCC.

C.R.C. ... 7 1 6 0 25 38 72-151 Valley:

cs.cc .8 1:6 1 21.51

N. P. Karanjia and C. W. Law LRC..... 80 80 13% 58%

74 77-151

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lost to A. M. Silva and H. Got

salves lost to L. A. L. Silva and I

Xavier

1-6

0-61

Totale 94 45 46 22 423

0-6

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Park)

-78 73-151 75 74—149 T. Green (Barnham

Beeches)

75 74–149)J. Sanbaber (Bordeant, France) J. J. Busson (Pannal) 73 7149

G. Good (Romiley) 76 73-149 Mr. J. Woollam (Hooton)

D. C. Jones-" (N. Man-

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H.. W. Myers (Leeds)

77 73-150 E E. Whitcombe

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JA. Lees (Dore and

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C. A. Winks

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74 77-151

75 76-151

D. Hung and S. A Cassumbboy (C.C.C.)

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75 76--151

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P. Rodgers (St Annes

(Malone)

Berlin Germany as host to the Old) nations of the world in the Olym-5. Fairweather pic Games, will enter every event Jon the programme. Exactly 401] male athletes and 47 women parti cipants will represent the swas- tike—Associated Press.

US. OLYMPIANS SAIL FOR BERLIN

New York, July 15 The Tiner Manhattan sailed to-day, carrying:

W. S. Callem (Unat-

tached)

Mr. H. G. Bentley.

(Hesketh)

B. Hodson (Chigwell) ["W„"Robertson:

(Cleethorpes)

T. Collinge (Swinton,

Park)

E. Smith (Davykalmé

**Park)"

L. B. Ayton, Jem. (8.

Shicida)

the American Olympic texto en Mr. B. E. Roberts route to Beriin. A few hours later (Prestatyn) fa"radio from the vessel reported BA Whitcombe (Park-

that Harold Smallwood, national, Seager (Rothley 400 Metres champion, was stricken

with appe Sa United Press

Park)

(Continued. On

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2.6

2-6

3-6

BAER WINS ON KNOCK-OUT

76 76-152 Indian Latest Victim

TT· 75--152

77 · 75—152 81.71-152

In Comeback Bid

Tuisa, Oklahoma, July 16-- Max Baer, now - tipping: the

76 76-162 scales at 213 and former heavy- weight boxing champion of the

77 75—152 world ‹ who is on the comeback trait, knocked out Janior Munsell; 7329—152 |

187 lbs., an Oklahoma City Indian, 74 78152]in the fifth round of a scheduled 10-round bout here to-night 95% “152 - The former champion » landed hard telling blows to Münsell's body, bouncing about the ring in the aspal Baer style of clowning Associated

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Ármy

LR.C

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(Caroline Hil).

• CCC

K.LT.C

(Sookaupoo).

(Sookampoo).

Comtanse de la Valdene, nezu at the left in the above picture with Mrs. Holen ~ WIs-Moody, made Trmany: wollaying exe

ainst Helen Jacobs and no-taxed her now limited „ronounces

the last wer Fourth Ewend witch against the sitimille cham

1**

by the mobile American. So long las Grant could see the ball {front of him he could make cot. tact, and as his brain was alway. clearer than: his adversary's, an [his'zim much steadier, his ascen- dancy was scarcely ever challeng led.

Graat. Increases. His Pace As Grant drew nearer home, as”! sured that his tacties must pre- vail, he increased his pace all round the court, and one saw that his service, though coming from a {lowly base, had genuine scoring

power

*

It was always under admirable control while so depressed - did McGrath become in the third net, which was brief and tame, that many club players could have sci- Įved better than the young Austra

If only by his unremitting zesi and his strict attention to busi- ness all the time, “Bitsy” Grant has justified his seeding position. In every match he has lost fewer [games.” On the first Monday, |facing his baptism of fire on the centre court, he was lucky to es- cape disaster.

What will he do on the second Monday when he faces the cham- pion17. His giant killer's heart, me may confidently predict, will. not quail There are probably thousands of Atlants supporters who believe that he can best Perry as he bas beaten Vines and Badge. [Continued On Page:20)