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THE CHINA MAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST÷25, 1936

WILMER ALLISON NOT DEFENDING U.S. TITLE?

MINOR COUNTIES

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MIDDLESEX HIT VERY BADLY

HANDICAP WHICH MUST BE OVERCOME

(By "THE TWELFTH MAN") London, July 23.

has

Minor Counties cricket proved a costly experiment for Middlesex, so much so that I hear they had long disenssions in com- mittee as to whether they should enter the competition again next

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they entered for the frst time. Yet despite this playing success the venture did not pay from a merely financial' point

A Handicap

The receipts from their five] home games and their share of the challenge match receipts

mounted to only £33, whereas the

lincreased expenses rän into bun-

dreds of pounds.

Away games at Briton Ferry,! Glamorgan, at Truro, and Devon- port were naturally rather ́expen- sive affairs. Middieser are handi- capped in running this second eleven by the fact that they are]

Attractive Mrs. Eleanor Holm-Jarrett, above, America's hope in the Ladies' 100 Metres back-stroke swimming event at the Berlin Olympic Games, was sent back to the United States as a disciplinary measure for a breach of the training rules.

US. BASEBALL RESULTS

not able to play any of the games Big Win For Pirates

at Lord's, where they would be as- sured of a useful gate.

Useful Work

Naturally Middlesex

count the cost.

must

And it seems that of

Over Cardinals

New York, To-day. The following were the results yesterday's major League

they have, after some discussion, baseball encounters: decided that the money was well

spent. I agree. Here is the best possible training ground for the Chicago first team men of the future. Den- nis Compton gained some experi-Detroit lence in this team last season.

American League

B. H. E. $ 14 2

Sewell and Applying hit homers. 4 8 3

His fine batting this season has

There were no other matches practically established him in the scheduled in the first team, and the two young bow-j

League. iers, Young, a slow lefthander, and the fast medium, Gray, may Pittsburgh

National League

soon become regulars..

Jensen hit a homer. If the second eleven made three St. Louis discoveries a year it would be do- ing its share of the work.

SPLENDID GESTURE BY LOVELOCK

Combat With Old Rivals

ON EVE OF OLYMPIAD

Beriin, July 31.

My sympathies are with the

athletes who are now on the eve

Cincinnatti Chicago

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SEVEN LEADING TENNIS

PLAYERS SUSPENDED

Unauthorised Appearances Are Responsible

New York, August 18-Seven of America's leading tennis pro- fessionals, including Tilden, Vines, Lott, Stoefen and Vincent Richards, have been suspended by the Professional Lawn Termis Association of the United States. The suspensions were ordered as a result of unauthorised ap- pearances at three tennis, clubs in the vicinity of New York.

American FLEETWOOD-SMITH

NO MYSTERY

Australian Team Acceptances

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Ten innings were played.

There were

no other matches scheduled in the National League.

-Rexter.

GOLFER'S TWO ACES ON SAME DAY

Remarkable Feat In

Foursomes

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Montreal, July 21.

EASTERN STATE PLAYERS

(By "LEIGHTON")

t

NO MORE SERIOUS

TENNIS

FED UP WITH SINGLES COMPETITIONS

HIS LAST YEAR IN DAVIS CUP!

W

Washington, July 25. TILMER ALLISON, the veteran Texan, who' captained America's unsuccessful Davis Cup team, said he was through with "serious" tennis and would not defend his national singles championship at Forest Hills in September.

"I doubt if I ever play in the nationals again," he said, “and international tennis definitely is out." Anyway, I'm not going to play singles; and, as far as serious tennis goes, it's all over for me," he asserted. "Tve been at it for 10 years now, and that's long enough.

"Tve been playing a long time. Now I've got to go to work. I've put it off as long as I could." The 31-year-old ace from Austin, Texas, said there was a possibility he might pair with John Van Ryn and play in the doubles championship this year. Van Ryn and Allison won a year ago and also held the crown in 1931.

Allison's failure to reach top) form this year brought on much speculation as to whether the |captain: would be left off the American team and his position: taken by Bryan Grant. Atlanta

af

The amiable Texan has been Ja factor in American tennis) since he won the intercollegiate title in 1927. He paired with Van Ryn to take the Davis Cup doubles engagements .in 1929 and 1932. He has been first în the national rankings for the last three years..

ENGLISH BANKING HOUSE IN SPORT

National Provincial In Limelight

INTERNATIONAL STARS

AMONG STAFF ·

London, July SL Members of the National Pro- vincial Bank Athletic Association are very proud of the honours

BRITISH RUGBY their members have won in inter-

RECORD

Argentine Side Lose 62 To Nil

national sport

Now that F. Riley, the Corin- thians and Casuals outside left, has been chosen for the Olympic (soccer tournament thrée members

of the Association have represent-- jed England in international com-

petition

Buenos Aires, July 31. The British Rugby Union team The most famous of the Banks which is touring the Argentinej athletic stars is PE. Dunkley, the gained another smashing victory Harlequin and England Rugby for- Į yesterday, defeating the Argentine ward. Dunkley is at present in the

to nil

side under F. D. Prentice, This is the highest score ever Hockey International made by a visiting team here, the The other international cap in previous best being 58-0 by the Exink is G. D. Pern, who is an touring team against Belgrano in

Pacific Athletic team by 62 points Argentine with the British touring

1910.

England hockey international. He played against Germany at Edg- E. J. Unwin, (Army and Rosslyn baston last season. Park) a lively three-quarter, made! In addition to these three O. St. the most of his opportunities and J. Hamlin, a member of the was top scorer with five tries, G. Trustee department, who was in E. Hancock (Birkenhead Park), the London R.C. crew which won Prince Obolensky, T. B. Knowles, the Wyfolds, is going to Lisbon L... O.. Fleetwood-Smith, left- (Birkenhead Park and England), for a national regatta. hand googly bowler, says that his and L. F. Huskisson (OMT) [P. E. Dunkley is a brother of the injured finger is improving nicely, each scored two tries, and R. E. Colony stumper. Sports Ed and he is accepting the invitation Prescott (Harlequins) and D. E.

London, Angust 13.

to be one of the four from Eastern Pratten (Blackheath) one each.

States to play in the combined Brett converted seven and licked RAMPLING'S FOOT

team against the M.C.C. at Perth a penalty goal. do

on October 22-24.

Jack Fingleton, Len Darling and Stan McCabe, are also accepting} for this match.

of the Olympic Games-for I Nick Bessner. has accomplished know what tricks their imagina fext which equals if not sur- Critics wonder, however, whe- ations are playing with them, passes the wildest dreams of all ther the Australian Test selectors writes Bevil Rudd. My keenest hole-in-one club members, two-to be appointed next month-

will want to keep Fleetwood as a sympathy is for Jack Lovelock, the aces in one day.

Eastern State Players

New Zealand runner. Although Yesterday morning Nick fired"dark horse.” outwardly he is the most compos with his No. 7 iron on the 125- Wentworth ed person in the Olympic Village, yard fifth hole of he has nothing to gain and mach Golf Club and rejoiced to see his to lose in making his splendid tee shot roll into the cap.

| gesture and entering for the 1,500, As the foursome came up to the same tee in their afternoon round ¡Nick rèmarked, “I'm going to do

metres.

JACK LOVELOCK SEEN AT HIS BEST

INJURY

Two Services Titles

For Sweeney

London, July 29.

(Continued from Page 2) And now the greatest middle distance Tunner the world, basi Lt. G. L. Rampling. (Arixy), one ever kmown is taking of retir- of three British Olympic represen ing. Well, whatever may happen tatives competing in the Inter- in the few races he will have on Services Championships at Ports- his return from Berlin, he will be month yesterday, injured a foot C. Richardson, Bradman, Fia- able to go into retirement with his during the furlong race. Although gleton, McCabe and Lonergan re-

supremacy machallenged.

not seriously hurt, he did not zum This New Zealander who came in the quarter-mile:finni.“. presented Eastern States in a simi- lar match at Perth in 1932.

to Oxford in 1932 has had four Wally Hammond exploded the wonderful years in British athie-ing part were 1). O. Pialay, whe The other Olympic, runners tak-

last M.C.C. tour with an fairly successful during the British Empire against the USA 1-10sec, and A. W, Sweeney, who in-at the White City this afternoon took the furlong from Rampling in |nings of 203. Smith's bowling he will assuredly receive

* 22-2-5sec., and later was success- figures were 2 for 124.

tremendous ovation.

ful in the 100 yards in 10 1-10sec. The inter-Services half-mile re cord was broken by Corpi E E (Lansdale -(RAF), whose time

was 1min. 56 9-10sec.

knew that his better chance of wat again." He did, and was just Fleetwood-Smith bowling mystery tics and when he runs for the won the 128 yards hurdles in 15

He admitted to me that he now

winning was in the 5,000 metres," but that he dared not run zwayį from combat with his old rivals in the 1500 metres. If he can pull of the 1,500 metres, no victory will be more popular.

as astonished as his companions

GIRL SWIMMER'S GREAT WELCOME

Copenhagen Mob Inge Canadian Boxers' Quest

Soerensen

Copenhagen Angust“ 19.

The 12-year-old-Inge Boerensen,

For British Titles

The Army retained the team championship with 922 points. BAF, were second with 80%1⁄2, and Koyal

Marines third with 58.

ENGLAND SKIPPER EXCELS

The Empire presents a strong front, for in addition to our own S. C. Wooderson and "A. G. K. Brown, Anzizalia has 3. T. Met- calfe, whom only a Japanese may

London, July 28--- Canada does while they are in this country the Royal Navy and best in the hop, step and jump. winner of the bronze medal in the not mean to be left out of the rush Wide will be acting on behalf of

women's 200 metres breast stroke for bading honours in Britain Sam Globe, & Camedian whol Canada's Challenge swimming competition at the Ber-during the next few months brought Bobby Leitham-to Eng-1. Canada has the brilliant and lin Olympics, was, accorded an There are already three "Canadian land three years ago to meet persistent Phil Edwards and Me enthusiastic welcome on her re-boxers in England, and very short-Johnny King for the British. Em- Phee for the middle distance and turn from Berlin.

ly three more will be arriving, ali pire bantamweight title.

* London,, Today= G., O. Állen, Of the three Canadians at pre- sprint respectively, and last, but She was hardly able to escape anxious to get as many fights as by no means least, there is Dearis her numerous admirers who press possible.

sent in England, the most promise-England Teasta captain, was in ed so close to her that the favour Two of the boxers who are coming in Natie Rose a 21-year-terday at Lands, where he took 6 splendid down with the ball: yes- Shore

ite doll carried by her was badly ing are Canadian champions, G. welterweight, who hopes a day Kent wickets for 3-runs to dia- - manled.

Gregson, holder of the Ayweight to get a match with Jake Kilrain miss the visitas for 85, Middlesex great deal of beating in the 400 The young girl failed to show title, and Frank Martin, the ban The British welterweight cham-eventually hiring by 3 wickets. metres, and so will the Sprinbok

the same plack which had won her tamweight champion. The other is pion seems to have so many posest: 85 (G. 0. Alen 6 for 29), and marathon trio, Coleman, Gibson and Lalande.

the Olympic medal, and sobbed like Joe Marsh, “a promising light" sible fights in view, thowever, thất;

Rose will have to be particularly Middlewer: 252 (Cole 5 for (63) and (Lovelock won the 1,500 Metres in ifttle child before the eyes of weight

These three bozers are going good to cat out some-of-/therinen, (36 for “2: doc. world record time from Glen Canning- her, astonished admirers. Trans kum (V.B.)---Sports E43.

Ocean- Kao Min."

under the wing of Jimmy Wilde who are already pressing Kirain.

The South African will take al

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