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THE CHINA WAHL, FRIDAY, JULF 31,-1936;~
VON CRAMM PROVED VERY GALLANT LOSER
ARMY'S EASY WIN IN "C DIVISION
K.C.C. "B" Defeated At Home
At King's Park, the Army Ten- nis Club beat the FCC. “B” team
by 6 sets to 3 in the "C" Division
of the Lawn Tennis League.
A. G. Philippens and A. L Fisher (KCC. “B”)
lost to S/Sergt. Fowles and S.Q.
M.S. Warr
0-6
lost to Sergt. King and Sergt.
O'Connor
5-7
beat Sergt. Davies and Sergt.
Cooper
Y. E. Freeman and L. E. Kirby (K.C.C. "8")
lost to Fowles and Warr
beat King and O'Connor
beat Davies and Cooper
A. E. PESTY and (K.C.C. “B”)
5-7
G.
Crabbe
lost to Fowles and War
3-$
lost to King and O'Connor"
5-1
lost to Davies and Cooper
4-6
HOLDERS BADLY
TROUNCED
Recreio's. Smashing Win In “C” Division
At Causeway Bay, Club de Rec-
reio beat the Chinese Recreatior
Club, the holders, by â1⁄21⁄2 sets to
K.C.C. "A" BADLY
BEATEN
half a set in the "C" Division of No Match For K.LT.C. the Lawn Tennis League.
H. S. Mok and P. H. Kwok (C.R.C.) lost to G. A. Noronha and P. A.
Noronha
lost to A. M. Silva and H. Gon-
salves
At King's Park.
At King's Park, the Kowloon
John Macionis, the brilliant Yale Uni
versity undergrado-
ate, above, establish-
Med himself
outstanding
for
swimming
ㄓㄗ
honours when he recently shattered the world's record during the „300 Yards National Collegiate Cham- pionship race..
GAVE NO OUTWARD
SIGN OF INJURY
WRITER'S SUGGESTION FOR NEXT TOURNEY
W
WILDE AND HARE SHINE
(By A. Wallis Myers)
London, July 4. VIMBLEDON'S chief prize, King George's Cup and the men's singles championship, remains in British custody, and F. J. Perry is the holder for the third-successive year. But this
record for the New Wimbledon, though redound-'
der Olympicing to the credit of the maker, was achieved without the customary ovation from a 15,000 gallery, without the customary struggle, and with Baron von Cramm, after the opening set, physically out of action and unable to run. It was a disappointing finish to a final that pro- mised so much.
CLEAN'SWEEP FOR KOWLOON TONG
Indians Trounced In Away Fixture...
At Kowloon Tong, the Kowloon 2-6 Indians' Tennis Club beat the Tong Garden City Association Kowloon Cricket Club "A" by 6 beat the Indian Recreation Club sete, to 2% in the "C" Division of by 9 sets to nil
Squire Octet. lost to L. Silva and J. Xavier
S. L. Ma and C. Wei (C.R.C.) Host to Noronha and Noronha lost to Silva and Gonsalves drew with Silva and. Xavier.
Lan Man-kue and P. F. LI (CRC) lost to Noronha and Noronha
Heddle Nash
Harold Williams & Chorus. Lucienne Buyer.
Finck & Orch lost to Silva and Xavier
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lost to Silva and Gonsalves
the Lawn Tennis League, .
H. Chan and A. Chan (K.T.G.CA)=|
Fate has been unkind to many Wimbledon competitors this
F. The victims of muscular strain have been many Austin stretched his "riding muscle" in the French championship a month ago and had to retire before a prospective match with
Von Cramm
Wilmer Allison, the American champion, arrived in Eng- land from New York suffering from the same accident. Gene Mako, Budge's partner in the doubles, tore a muscle in his chest --- and had, to retire from Wimbledon.“ Zappa, the cheery, Argep-1- tinien, slipped and dislocated his arm. Borotra went into hospi tal on Thursday night, having torn a leg ligament, which was
patched up" for the Frenchman to play in the doubles yesterdayer
Finally, a cruel stroke of for-1
beat A. Rahmin and M. Essain G-1 tune, one of the best-trained EXPULSION OF beat A Baker and A. J. Sumad 6-0 athletes, the German-champion. 6-4beat M. W. Eazack and A. Aziz 6-2 |
0-6 S. A. Hussain and S.. S. Hussain, 1-6 (K.LT.C.) 6-6 beat C. E.
Capell
Watson and R. S.
2-6 best L. Jack and J. S. Swith
6-2
O. L. Pan and E. C. Yeo (E. T. Glentered the Wimbledon ward,
3-6 best F. Broadbridge and R. B. Lee 6-1 CA:
1-6
Firdos Khan and M. A. Khan beat Rahmin and Hussain (ELT.C)
lost to Watson and Capell
'VARSITY LOSE drew with Jack and Smith
AT HOME
South China Triumph
At Pokfulam
At Pokfulam, the South China
bent Broadbridge and Lee
beat Bakar and Sumad.
3-8 best. Razack and Aziz
6-9 already full up.. Von Cramm's.
6-2.
W. E Wei and K. Lam (C. T. G.. C. A.):
6-6
6-2
beat Rahmin and Hussain
beat Bakar and Shad
1. Mahan Singh and T. M. V. Devan (K.LT.C.)
lost to Watson and Capell beat Jack and Smith
beat Broadbridge and Lee
2.6 beat Razack and Aziz
6-2
.6-2
CRAIGENGOWER
Athletic Association beat the LOSE AT VALLEY
Hong Kong University Tennis!
Club by 7 sets to 2 in the Civil Servants Have Division of the Lawn Tennis Lea-
Tilt.
:
MC Hung and A. L. Chan (H.K.) U.T.C.)
Comfortable Win
64 injury—a torn muscle in the
the thigh-came, in
second 6-0 64 game, when he was serving.
(Continued On Page "10)
6-4
TWO LEAGUE TENNIS- GAMES TO-DAY Weather permitting, two games the "D" Division of the Lawa Tennis League will take place this
afternoon when the Army. Tennis. Club are at home to the Police
one
in
this
Recreation Club and the Indian Recreation Club will meet the At the Valley, the Civil Service Radio Sports Club, who are beat Y. L. Kwan and K. H. Lee 6-4 Cricket Club beat the Craigen- of the strongest teams lost to J. Mck and G. Sai .... 3-6 gower Cricket Club by 7 sets to 2 Division. beat C. B. Wong and N. K. Ma in the "C" Division of the Lawn
K. S. Cheng and D. H. Kho (H.K. U.T.C.)
lost to Kwan and Lee
Tennis League.
8-61. Bentley and R. M. Wood (C_SCC) 3-5 drew with O. Sadick and S. A. 4-6 Cassumbhoy
lost to Mok and Sai
lost to Wong and Ma
C. K. Quer and K. L. Koe CHK. beat N. P. Karanjia
U.T.C.)
6-6
6-11 Lam 2-6 drew with L. Chon and D. Hung 6-5 46. Skimmer and W. Colledge (C.S.C.C.)
6-3 2-6 best Sadick and Cassumbhoy beat Karanjix and Lam
6-2
and C. W.
GUTIERREZ. DEFEATS
·EL A. ALVES
(Continued from Page 4)
6-6
Vital Last Head The last, head
Gutierrez
lost to Kwan and Lee lost to Mok and Sal
lost to Wang and Ma
drew with Chor, and Hung ...........
MART
MRS. JARRETT-^.
IS UPHELD
Mother Demands Second Chance...
REINSTATEMENT DENIED.
Shanghai, July 26.
A report that Mrs. Eleanor Holm Jarrett, "winner of the 100-
AMALGAMATION metre back-stroke event in the
TURNED DOWN Canadians Not To Join Local Americans
BASEBALL TEAM IN DIFFICULTIES
1982 Olympic Games who was dis- charged on Thursday from the 1936 American Olympic swimming team for violation of training rules, (has been reinstated is denied. by
United Press.
1
United Press states that while the American Olympic team was jen route, from Hamburg to Berlin [by train, the special American At an extraordinary meeting Olympic Committee met and sas-. of the Canadian Baseball team tained the expulsion of Mrs. Jar- yesterday to consider a possible rett from the women's swimming amalgamation with the local (Continued On Page, 10) American team, it was decided
to carry on for the rest of thei League fixtures under their
own name.
#
The Canadians, "and Ameri-
"C" Division League Faro and B. Agafuro (CS.CC.) send bis first two woods in the cans have been, hard hit by in-
Table To Date
PW L D F A Pts KTLC... 88006031⁄2" 111⁄2 16 Recreio
800 60 12 16× SCAA87 1 0 471⁄2 241⁄2 18 KT.G.CA. 9.63 0.54 27 12 Army T.C. 10 6 4 0 50% 39% 12 K.C.C. “A” 9 4 4 1 391⁄2 41% 9 ECC 39 4 $ 0 39 42 HLUT.C. 9 4 50 32% 48% CS.C.C. 9 2 6 1 28 53 CCC .10 2 8 0 26% 63%
81 70 25 46
8
8
5
C.R.C LR.C 90 90 13%1⁄2 671⁄2
Totals 106 52 52 2 477 477 106
best Sadick and Cassambhoy beat. Karanjia and Lam drew with Choa and Hung
13-6 vicinity of the jack for two counts, juries and departures. from
6-5
while Alves was short with his the Colony, and it was though two. Gutierrez' third wood rested that it would be impossible-toj. for a third shot after Alves had field a Canadian team any long-}| made the vital mistake of sending er, but there now appears -a down a hard wood.
faint hope that several men Alves last shot was an attempt from the Royal Air Force will Shanghai, July 27.—As was ex-to drive which was narrow, leave play for them..
ANOTHER TENNIS WIN FOR L. D. CARSON :
MANGAN NOT TO RUN. FOR AMERICA
Suspension Reported By Periodical
Ithaca, New York, Jaly 18. outstanding milers, has announc
Joe Mangan, one of America's
ed his retirement from competi-
pected L. D. Carson proved tooling Gutierrez with a count of three strong for H. Collaco in the final and with his score at 18, giving There is every possibility, then, at least for the year. He will of the C.A.C. singles tennis touzma-fhiza the match. Gutierrez, how-however, that a further meet not be a candidate for a place on ment. held on the Club's courts ever, sent his remaining wooding will be called in the near the American Olympic team” · yesterday afternoon, and won by down for a "possible" the only one future to reconsider the amal: From Cornell University, where
gamation. of the day. 6-4, 6-4, 63
FOR 3 PEG RAZORS
The shore are the oficially appeared.
Saturday at Berlin”, «The
Left are worring the ing day, and on all fer
ing:part in the Ele
the
he is studying law, Mangan issu- jed a statement that he had de-
cided "not to compete at all” this. summer. He said that college work had prevented him - from training and be found it neces sary to get a job during the sum-
mer.
The New York -American, pab- lished a report that Mangan, along with Frank Nardell, the former New York University track, star, had been declared ineligible for. further A.A.U. competition. The paper gave no reason for their reported suspension.
KCC. PRESENTATION
Mr. L J. Blackburn, a Life Member of the Kowloon Cricket
| Cluby, who is leaving the Colony- |to-morrow: for Home, was yester- day the recipient of a wallet and cheque from his zany friends at an informal presentation in the
Clubhouse. Zár. Blackburn served. on the General committee from | 1911 to 1923 and was Acting Hon.
Secretary from 1927 4ill: 1920. He/ Iwas a tine sil-rounder, marticular-
ericket
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