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JULY-29, 1936

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FRENCH OPEN

Dallemagne Ties With Cotton

FRENCHMAN'S 66 IN LAST ROUND

St. Germain, July 1. Henry Cotton and Marcel Dallemagne, the local profes- sional, tied with 277 in the 72 holes of the French Open cham- pionship here, and will replay The over 36 holes to-morrow. way Dallemagne equalled Cot- ton's score when the latter had seemed certain to win was the | most 'spectacular feat ever seen in the French championships.

Hè was set to get a 65 over the 5,800 yards course, which has a par of 73 and a scratch of 76. Out in 34, he appeared to have a slender chance, but he came home in a magnificent 32, and when his putt of 7 ft. on the bome green dropped in

there was loud and prolonged

cheering.

The body of Mike Romano, the Italian-born Chicago wrestling star, is here seen being taken from the ring at Washington, DC, after Romano had died during a wrestling match with Jack

Donovan of Boston last month.

C.B.C. STAGING

AQUATIC GALA

THIS EVENING

Cotton had a poor round this turning compared with his two of yesterday. Bad patting was the chief cause of his taking 74. Dalle- magne reduced Cotton's lead by four strokes by going round in 70. At the eighth and ninth holes his putts of two feet just failed to MR. AW BOON HAW TO GIVE drop.

Cotton's 'Five J's

It looked as if the championship he: was in Cotton's pocket when returned a 69 for his fourth round Finck & Orch. for an aggregate of 277. He was out in 36 and home in 33, and had five 3's in his round

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Dallemagne, who had turned in a 69 for his last round at Hoy lake, went about his business in the same fashion. Hiting long drives, with beautiful iron shots up to the pin. he was out in 34. Earned Replay

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Ladies' Relay Main Feature

AWAY PRIZES

(By "CRAWL") The Chinese Bathing Club are holding their fourth bi-monthly swimming gala to-night at Quarry Bay, when an attractive pro-

gramme

of events will be held, commencing at 7.30 pm.

The outstanding feature of the

gala will be the Ladies' 200 Metres free-style Open Relay, which is expected to draw teams from the Chinese Bathing. Club, the South China - Athletic Association, the At the tenth his patt just stay-Chinese Athletic Association, the ed out, but he reeled of pa Chung Shing Benevolent Society, figures or birdles all the way and possibly the Victoria Eecres- home. With a 7ft putt for a tie,stion Club.

CUNNINGHAM BEATEN

BY VENZKE

Indoor Efforts Repeated On Outdoor Track

Princeton, New Jersey,

July 1 Gene Venske, of the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, who has twice beaten Glenn Cunning- kom on the indoor track, cig- ped his performance at the Princeton University invitation meet by outdistancing his great rizal for the first time in the outdoor mile. The time, on a wet track, was & minates 134 seconds.

Bil Bonthron, of the New York Athletic Club, has so far ~ failed to find his champions skip form. He finished fourth, beaten for third place by William Daly, of the Univer- sity of Detroit.

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U.S. BASEBALL

RESULTS

Double For Giants Over Reds

ANOTHER HOMER FOR GEHRIG

New York, To-day

The following were the results of yesterday's Major League base

ball, encounters:—

National League

Pittsburgh. Brooklyn

Jordan hit a homer.

Cincinnatti

New York

Cincinnatti

Lombardi

homers.

New York

RH.

WOODERSON TRIUMPHS

AGAIN

LOVELOCK

BEATEN IN

MILE RACE

Enthralling Finish Witnessed

A. G. E. BROWN AND A. W. SWEENEY ALSO IN LIMELIGHT

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London, July 13.

Powell

Wooderson Webster Sweeney Finlay

Brown! -. . Here are six champion athletes who after Saturday's great Champions ship Test at the White City London, are certain to carry the British colours in the Berlin Olympiad. They may carry them triumphantly, moreover. For if anything has been made plain on the eve of the Games, it is that the standing of some of our leading runners and jumpers is international,

Fifty thousand spectators were at the White City and the scene made a magnificent spec- tacle: All the

programmnes were sold, and the announcer, taking pity On the unlucky ones, gave his broadcast with extra details. Unfortunately the weather was wet, although nobody seemed to be troubled.

Wooderson's defeat of Lovelock

in the Mile, Finlay's record in the 120 yards hurdles, and Brown's terrific dash to victory in the quar

ter mile-these were the most me- morable achievements of a memor-

Eable occasion.

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A Magnificent Duel

Of course the whole areni was on tip-toe for the mile. The duel between Wooderson and Lovelock

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2 was a sort of return race, for Wooderson amazed the athletic world last year by beating the 1 famous New Zealander.

Lovelock did not avenge hit

defeat as he had hoped, for the

similar. 2 result was

This time Grakam, the Scottish champion. set the pace, Wooderson lying offifth, and Lovelock close at his 2heeks. At the end of the lap Wooderson came up into second place behind Graham, and Love-

the ball went straight and true The latter club could field a very and earned him the replay. He strong team with Mrs. McMahon, was home in 31.

Miss D. Hunt and Miss V. Thir-i

There were no other games lock hung on to him. well as their three outstanding! swimmers, but the fourth berth Big Itinerary Planned scheduled in the National League.

that well-known

For Next March

New York, July 3

Philadelphia Chicago

Wooderson Leads

American League

So the Himmens continued R H E through the second lap. At the 6 10 3 third Cornes jumped clear, but

1Wooderson bestirred himself when

the bell went and strode out grand- 3ly into the lead. Lovelock was Lou Gehrig, Selkirk hit homers. close behind him still, with Cornes Detroit

6 11 2 nearby and Graham a gallant also Goose Goslin hit a homer.

New York

will present a difficult problem.

Following the gala, the prizes won during last. Sunday's harbour swim, held under the auspices of |the C.B.C, will be distributed by An invitation has been made to Capt. Francis Francis, of Sun-thropist Mr. Av. Boon-haw, who tour the Eastern

Chinese philan-Oxford University Rugby XV. to part of the ningdale, beat the amateur re- cord for the course with a round to-night's events.

has kindly donated the prizes for United States next March

Mr. A. Woodley, president of of 68, to give him an aggregate

the New York Rugby Club, is Washington of 298. He was the leading amat-

leaving for England to-day, and Cleveland eur in the championship.

There will be honour and glory only for the winner in to-mor [row's play-of as the first prize

is to be divided equally between

the dead-heaters. Each receives

| £50. (Dallemagne won the play-

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he will also invite Edinburgh and Dublin Universities to America.

Games with Harvard, Yale and Princetown Universities, New York Engby Club, and a com- Owing to the fact that N. J-bined Eastern States side are

proposed

substitute

off with two rounds of 69 & 70, Bebbington is in hospital he will while Cotton returned two 70's) not be able to participate further 1st 2nd 3rd 4th. Ta in the Open Rinks Championship,

65 69.74 69-277) and the question of a 73 68 70 66–277 was brought up. It was found 72 70 70 74–286 that the rules permitted a sub- 70 77 72 69-283 stitute being brought in, but the

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E. Turner

Capt. F. Francis

M. Bingham

M. Carlhian

A. de Forest

T. W. Handerson-

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71--292 Proviso was that the substitute 73-294 must be one who has not entered 68-298 in the Rinks Competition this sea- 74298 Borz.

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74-800 Permission was also granted for 78 80 79 78-313 the postponement of the Open Pairs tie, which was to have been played to-day, between J. EL. Hen- son and S. A. Bright and F.LK da Silva and 7. E. Noronha, owing to pressure of work of the last named.

GOODWOOD

.Solerina Wins The Stewards Cup

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This game will now be played London, To-day. next Wednesday.

Heavy showers marked the The following were elected opening day for the Goodwood members of the Interport Selec- Meeting and prevented the usual tion Committee:Messrs. J. V. picturesque scenes, but the going Eamsay, G H Sherriff, E. el was good

Arcalli, J. Busell, S. Deacon and

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Into the straight swept Wooder- 0 son, first, but only just first, for 2 Lovelock clung tenaciously to him, yard by yard. Slowly, almost im- perceptibly, as the tape drew near, 0 Wooderson' made a gap between them, and amid cheering that was 0 heard all over Shepherd's Bush,

The won by a yard.

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