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PEGGY, ASHCROFT
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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1936
US. BASEBALL RESULTS
Cardinals Share Spoils With Braves
TWO MORE HOMERS
FOR GEHRIG
New York, To-day.
The following were the results
of yesterday's Major League Base- ball encounters:
Nations League
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1935 EDITION
The 25 Chapters of the 17th issue of the CHINA YEAR BOOK, edited by H. G. W. Woodhead, C.BE., have as mama) been revised or rewritten with the assistance of many elparts, Chinese and foreign, and every effort has been made to bring information, and statistics up to date.
The Chapter on the Kucintang covers the political kia- tory of China in 1954. The Chapter on the Chinese Govern- ment contains the Tart of the Provisional Constitution, the Organic Law, and the Draft of the Permanent Constitution.
The Chapter on International Issues gives the text of the Agreement and Exchange of Notes of the sale of the Chinese- Eastern Railway, besides the latest documents relating to Sino-Japanese issues.
China's Communicationis-Railways, Roads, Post Office, Telegraphs, Wireless, Telephones and Aviation—are very žally dealt with
Father D'Elia, in the Chapter on Religions, contributes an interesting Chronological Review of Catholic Missions in Ching
Mr. E. Kamm is agam cosponsible for the Chapter on. Cumpeeney and Banking, and the Loan Tables.
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A fine view of the swimming
Boon Haw's palatial
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BRITAIN'S SOCCER TEAM FOR BERLIN
22 Players Selected For Olympiad
MEETING CHINA IN FIRST ROUND OF TOURNAMENT
pool at the Hawpar Mansion, Mr. residence on Tai Hang Hill. -
R. H. E.
Cincinnatti
4 10 0
ous an-liement....
New York
5 12 3
Cincinnatti
5 10 1
Walker, Goodman and Myers hit
jhomers.
New York
2 10
Pittsburgh
0
5 1
1. 6
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Pittsburgh Brooklyn
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Joe Medwick hit a homer Bostan
4 10 Wally Berger hit a homer
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St. Louis
1
Brooklyn
WELL-KNOWN TENNIS Van Munso pitched
PLAYER PASSES
J. Tavares Victim Of Scarlet Fever
NEWS RECEIVED FROM SHANGHAI
St. Louis
3 11 Martin. Joe Medwick and Davis hit homers.
The following 22 players have
News has been received in the Įbeer selected to represent Britain Colony of the death of Joe
in the soccer tournament at the Tavares, the well-known local Boston
tennis player, in Shanghai on July
Berlin Games:
H. C. H. Hill (Sheffield Univer-19 from scarlet fever.
year's
5 11 2
Cuccinello hit a bomer.
0 2 0
4 7 0
Philadelphia
Chicago
FIRST SHOWINGS IN
KOWLOON
5 12 3
sity) and L. T. Huddle (Casuals), Tavares had previously been Chicago goal: G. G. Holmes (ford). G.jplaying a lot of tennis in Shang- Walter pitched Roylance (Yorkshire Amateurs), hai with Raoul Canavarro, the backs; S. Eastham (The Army); ex-Interporter and present tennis Whitney hit a homer B. Joy (Casuals). T. H. Leek instructor in the northern metro- (Moor Green), J. Sutcliffe (Corin-polis.
.18 23 thians), half-backs; E. D. R It will be recalled that Tavares, Shearer (Corinthians), M. Edelston after gaining valuable experience and Demaree (2) hit homers.
Galan, Warnecke. Allen, "Hack (Fulham), B. C. Clements in the All-Comers' tournament in Philadelphia (Casuals), L. C. Finch (Barnet), Manila, very nearly caused a Delph Camilli hit two homers- F. Riley (Casuals), forwards.
in this major sensation J. Gardiner, C. Brown, J. Craw-Colony Singles Championship ford, J. M. Kyle, and J. Dodds (All when pitted against Sirdar Rum- Queen's Park Rangers, Scotland) jann, the reigning champion, in New York PP. Fulton and J. Gibbs (Ire-the First Round.
2 12 13 Dimaggio, Lou Gehrig and Tony (land); and J. Peart and I. Fielding
many present at that match who Lazzeri hit homers. (Wales).
believed that he could have beaten Chicago One or two of the players seem rather inexperienced for this class Rumjahn, after taking the first
Mr. C. jof
Wreford set, had he shown more concentra- New York
In the Open Doubles he Brown, who is in charge of the tion.
Lou Gehrig hit a homer. no doubt choose his and M. Drysdale reached the Chicago party, will team according to the strength of Third Round before being beaten
Zeke Bonura hit a homer, the opposition.
by E. C. Fincher and W. C. Hung
football.
FOUR GROUPS
There were
DAVIS CUP
Australian, Doubles
Pair Favoured
American League
3 8
.11
1.5
0
8 14
2
Washington
9 14
0
Kress hit a homer St. Louis
2 11
1
Washington
3
7
2
St. Louis
9. 16
13. 20
0
0 6
The various countries will be divided into four groups, and the winners on points will compete in the semi-finals. A ctical strength of 22 was decided upon | in order to rest certain players.
Before the War Great Britain carried all before them in
Today Jack Crawford and Philadelphia this Olympiad, but after a defeat în Adrian Quist, 1935 Australian Cleveland
Wimbledon doubles champions, Gose pitched. the First Round by Norway at Antwerp in 1921 it was decided to should beat Pat Hughes and withdraw from the competition on C. R. D. Tuckey, present Win Philadelphia
bledan titlists, in the Challenge Cleveland the "broken time” question.
Round of the Davis Cup com- Hal Trosky hit a homer.. It will be interesting to see what sort of a show the British petition to make the score 2.1 team put up against China in the in favour of the holders, Great Boston
Britain.
Almada and Foxx (2) First Round.
To-morrow both. Fred Perry homers. and H. W. "Bunny" Austin Detroit
Crawford and Quist respectively to give Bri- tain a 4-1 triumph and the
OLYMPIC GAMES IN GERMANY Special Facilities For Press Reports
should beat
trophy for the fourth year in
succession.
Saturday's scores in the two opezing singles matches were as follows:-
Crawford 4-6, 6, 61, 61
H W. Austin (Britain) beat J. H.
5 10 8. 18
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"CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL -
Berlin, To-day. The representatives of the Ger- man Post Office and radio recently reported that they had completed the preparations for the Olympic Games. The technical personnel of the Berlin Post Office has been increased by 5,000 persons. The radio has employed 200 additional speakers and -800 additional Mr. A. T. Barber, who, as Ma- Two of fifteen German-built mechanics, so that 48 broadcasting (yor of Windsor in 1898, received trawlers that are being taken by countries can make their reports the German Emperor on his visit British firm in liquidation of debts be on the Olympiad. Trans-Ocean to Queen Victoria, has received have arrived at Grimsby to Service.
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MISSING BRIDEGROOM
Geoffrey C. Jackson, aged 22, of Huddersfield, who failed to appear at church last month for his mar-1 riage to Miss Hilda Foster, Brighouse, wrote to her stating that he was in London.
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An alleged fraudulent business Brickell, Mr. Henderson continu- in cigarette machines was described, started a business of supplying ed last monda at Bournemouth machines to occupiers of houses and other premises and stocking" Quarter Sessions."
them with cigarettes. He had prac Clifford Charles Brickel, aged tically no capital, and borrowed
canvasser, of Saws-avenue, money from people willing to in Bournemouth, was charged with vest in his business. obtaining by false pretences two He also used to sell machines sums of £500 and one of to people, who let them on hire £300 from three different men to him for a weeldy rental Soon ME J. Scott Henderson, pro-Brickell started selling the same Mr. Mackenzie King, the Cana-secuting, said the present charges machines over and over again, and
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