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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1936

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SCENE AT NOTTS

MATCH

Crowd Invade Pitch At Bradford

G.F.H. HEANE IN ANOTHER

“INCIDENT**

London, July 15. Police escorted unruly specta- tors from the Bradford cricket groand yesterday during York- Ishire's match with Nottingham-

shire.

Rain had stopped play, and the

A view of the course during the running of the German Derby last month

SWEENEY'S SPRINT SUCCESS

FINLAY'S FINE FORM IN AIR FORCE SPORTS

ARMY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

London, July 16. PILOT-OFFICER D. O. FINLAY was again in brilliant form at Uxbridge yesterday, when the Royal Air Force championships were con- tinued. He won his hurdles semi-final in 15.9 sec., and the final, hotly pursued by Flt.-Lt. R. C.

captains. A. B. Sellers (Yorkshire) DON BUDGE DEFEATS Jordan, in 15.2 sec.

and

G. F. H. Heane, could

agree on the possibility of resum-

ing. Yorkshire needed 35 runs to

win

The crowd demonstrated against Heane, and there were unpleasant references to the recent match at

Hove.

Umpire's Action

“BUNNY”

AUSTIN

(Continued from Poge 2) ly shots to the Georgian's forehand On a faster surface. where his in the long seventh game. forcing shots would have carried Perry's Double Fault

Finlay avoided racing, but gradually went into the lead by virtue of his inimitable style. He first won the R.A.F. hurdles in 1928 as an apprentice. Yesterday he threw the javelin for bis unit. but avoided the long jump, although he won the title last year with 21ft 11in. However, he ran the 100 yards, and was just beaten in the semi-final in 10.5sec.

The final was won by Flyg. Off. A. W. Sweeney, who did more pace, Perry would doubtless Grant also had the vantage even time against the wind with delightfully easy power. Sergt. have come to the net more fre- point three times in the eighth. H. Thomas looked at one time as if he might beat his Air quently. He dared not do so when game, in which he went to 400 Hennessey, who beat the Air Force record for the three miles.

Force record of 4min. 16sec. in the mile. Aircraftman P. B.. In that game Heane led his men the hop of the ball required many One of these games came to him the previous day, paced him excellently for 21% laps. from the field as rain began with lofted replies and robbed him of from a double fault. Sussex requiring two runs for vic- his main offensive - the hurtling tory, and subsequently the Not-drive taken on the ball's rise. tinghamshire Committee apologis-

ed for his action.

A number of spectators ran to wards the wicket, and Braund, an umpire, walked to meet them. He explained that the wicket was

fit for play.

There was

Restrained Shot

In spite of some perfect lobbing| into a downcourt wind-and the ter-mile was 591sec. and 2min. The time for the first quar- American judged the influence of 61sec. for the half mile, but So the champion had to play his the breeze very craftilyPwhen Hennessey dropped out eager and energetic little opponent once he had drawn level, 'never re-

Thomas began to feel the wind. I from the back of the court, and to leased his hold of the set. and

and when the three-quarter employ that kind of restrained after breaking through Grant's not shot which brought him down to service in the 11th game from 30. maile time was 3min. 15sec. he

Grant's class and lengthened many went out on his own with the loss

decided to abandon the attempt. | and of the rallies.

of only two points.

ran in easily in 4min. 25.2sec. an argument, and The first set went begging for

Grant took the second

set to police escorted the spectators out some time. Grant led 4-2 and love. Finding the champion in an

Army Titles of the ground.

might have been 5-2 had not the unprovocative mood, he became the

The Army championships at champion pulled out some master-gamekeeper turned poacher, and Aldershot will be continued to-day won a procession of-points with a fand concluded to-morrow. These shrewd and well-balanced attack, are also conducted on a team basis. He came out as a versatile volley.and yesterday the Training Eat- er, and thoroughly enjoyed himself talion, Royal Engineers scored a in his brief tour de force.

record win with 14 points in the mile.

The hurdle final should be a Coming back with a keener thrilling race, for yesterday's heat blade in the third set, Perry took winners-L-Cpl. E. J. C. Higgins the first four games, though two and L.-Cpl G. Dyson and 2nd Lt. of them were long and close. Nothing daunted, Grant won the inside 16sec., and Lt. A. G. W. A. J. Fitzgerald - were all well next three games with the loss of White was inches behind Dyson. only three points. He made somej

Grant Retaliates

beautifully-judged backhand drives Half Mile And Hammer down the lines and was uncannily The two individual champion-| quick in retrieving the champion's ship finals the half-mile and {winners.

hammer were won by Lt. A. J. But though he had a stroke for Steele, 1st Bn. Oxford and Bucks all and saved a setback in the LL (2min. 0.6sec.), and Pte. D. ninth game, Grant could not resist Harding, 2nd Bn. Royal Tank the full fury of Perry's volleying Corps (131ft. 71⁄2ie.). thrusts, when they were operating. Lt. N. S. Cowan (Royal Ex- to carry the set.

gineers), the holder, won his 100 Yards heat in the fastest time

Loses 30 Lead

MILLE. JEDRZEJOWSKA IN PREDICAMENT

Stremous Day In Welsh

Championships

London, July 17-Me. J. Jedrzejowska had 2 strenuous day in the Welsh championships at Newport (Mon.) yesterday. She has been recalled to Poland ́ to play in an important match, it was essential that she should complete her engagements, as she is flying home to-day.

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She beat Fraulein R. Kraus, of Austria, in the singles; was beat- en, in partnership with Miss S. Noel in the final of the doubles by Miss A. M. Yorke and Miss J. Ingram; and was compelled to scratch in the semi-final of the mixed doubles. "Having been suc cessful in the singles three times in five years, Mlle. Jedrzejowska wins the cap outright.

US. BASEBALL RESULTS

Giants Just Beat Dodgers

CARDINALS WIN OVER CUBS

New York, To-day-

The fourth set Iran a similar (10.2sec.), while 2nd Lt RL. MA course, Grant gaining a promising Bowen, 2nd Bn. Lanes Fusiliers, The following were the results lead this time three-love and beat Corpl. W. Clegg 1st Bn. of the League baseball matches having his hopes dashed and his Duke of Wellington's Regt., by a played yesterday:—- superhuman energy vainly expend-foot in a heat of the 220 Yards in jed, when Perry assumed the full|22.4sec. Bowen also WOX his

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quarter-mile heat in 526sec.

There were several amusing

asides. “Oh! Fred, have a heart!" cried the little American as a net

cord robbed him of the chance to JACK BERESFORD'S Cincinnati

continue a breathless rally. And

both players saluted their rival's best coops in a spirit of frank

| admiration.

Grant made many friends at Eastbourne by his remarkable dili- gence and his supreme cheerful-

ness.

GREAT CHANCE

Equals Radmilovic's Olympic Record

FIFTH REPRESENTATION AT FAMOUS GAMES

Jack Beresford, Junior, the

National League

R. H

E.

Boston

4. 10

1

E. Moore homered. Philadelphia

2

8

0

I

6 3

Pittsburgh

G 110

2 & 1

1 13

2

Chicago

3 14

5 5 Q

New York

Brooklyn

(St. Louis

Joe Medwick and Hize homered.

American League

Washington.

7 10 1

Bluege homered.

2

Powell hit a home run.

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The Badge-Austin duel provided purer tennis, and since the court had hardened under the hot sun, the pace quickened. Austin won the opening set both quickly and Thames R. C oarsman, has the New York easily. Possibly the Californian chance of achieving a notable dis- was feeling the effects of a stiff tinction at the Olympic Games. He neck which he contracted on his has already secured gold medals Philadelphia cross-Channel journey from Paris. for single sculls and coxswainless Boston fours.

W. Ferrell hit two home runs. Badge's 6 Games In A Row In the second set he was

Now, as he has been chosen with Philadelphia complete and masterful player. F. Southwood to represent Boston who took six games in a row with Great Britain in the double sculls)

Kelly pitched. unchallengeable authority. The reat Berlin, he has the opportunity! lative quality of the service in-of gaining a gold medal for a third St. Louis fluenced nearly every rally. When different rowing event.

Bejma homered. Budge was serving Austin gaveļ Double seulling is not a feature Chicago

Zeke Bonura hit a home run.

the

the American a half-court reply of English regattas, and the Beres- that produced a fearsome forcing ford-Southwood combination za shot and a successful sortie to the only the second of its kind to be Detroit

entered from this country for the Cleveland

net

6 10 ま Ú 3 3

3

5 1

8 10

When Austin was serving Budge Olympic event. H. E. A. Edwards Hal Trosky hit a homer. required a stroke fewer for his and Dennis Guye were the first

lamnihilating offensive. This wave in 1923.

of invincibility, however, was checked, and when lapses came, or

when Austin could get to the net

7 11

4

90

-Reuter.

Beresford will also have the

BRITISH RUGBY TEAM'S TRIUMPH IN ARGENTINE

(Continued from Page, 2)

His Fifth Olympiad

before his adversary, there was proud distinction of equalling

close fighting.

Anstin, indeed. forced his way Paul Radmilovic's record of hav

to 53 in the third set, and made ing competed at five Olympiads. The speed of the British three-

a great edort to save the fourthRaddy," as the Westen swimmer quarters baffled the home team. after Buine had missed an easy is known, first represented us in and EJ, Unwin (Army and Eve- smash for the match in the ninth London in 1908. Then in turn healyn Park) scored five tries.

went to Stockholm in 1912, Azt Gadney kicked accurately, and When Austin himself got ahead werp in 1929. Paris in 1924, and B. W. Shaw, the Scottish inter- at 6-5 with a service ace and had Amsterdam în 1928,

national „was also prominent. In

game.

set point, in the next game, only Another who enters into this addition to the five tries by Unwin an exquisite low volley by Budge record-making is Payllis Harding, Knowles (three), Boyle (two), crashed down his fiery service and who will be making her fourth Tallent, Shaw and Huskisson also came up behind it. He remained Olympic appearance" va Hlin, a scored." Shaw converted six tries the Inspired vollerer to the end, record for the women.

and Brett two.