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-THE CHINA MAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1936

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BEDFORD SCHOOL

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RUGBY DEFEAT

Oundle Look Like Unbeaten Team

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D. W. CAMMOCK SHINES

AT FULL-BACK

(By "OLD BOY")

London. November 3. Outalle strengthened their claim; to be considered one of the strong- est Rugger sides of the season by their defeat of Bedford, who had not lost a school "match since Haileybury beat them in 1934

Previously Oundle had been the i first school to win at Uppingham. for sixteen years, and now look as if they will go through the term unbeaten.

Oundie's great success coincides, with the departure for India. Ixa the near future of the best foot-| baller they have turned out, E. C.) Fyfe, the Cambridge and Scotland captain.

Early Lead

Max Baer seen above after his win over Primo Canera, bat who was later beaten by Joe Louis, is now in training for a series of boats in England..

MIXED DOUBLES

TENNIS

Semi-Finals At C.R.C.

TWO GOOD MATCHES

PROMISED

Against Bedford, Oundle were. six points up in seven minutes, Butler kicking a penalty goal'and racing in with a try. That was all the scoring. Oundle" got the ball more often in the scrums,

Two very interesting tennis and held an advantage at half and matches will be seen on the Chin- in the centre. A feature of the match was the excellent display afternoon when the semi-finals of ese Recreation Club ground this of Oundle's full-back. D. W. Cam-the Mixed Doubles Championship! mock.

will be decided. The games start Bedford tackled very well but at 3.30 pm sharp and no charge they did not

possess the thrust is being made for admission.

of the opposition, and were beaten

by the better team.

Parramatta On Top

W. C. Hung and Mrs. N. WI-1 son, who are conceded the best! chance of winning the title, will The team from King's Parra-play Capt. J. D. Milne and Mrs. masta, are still winning, but they Ashton and should win - comfor- had a close fight at Clifton, where tably. The second semi-final tie, they just got home by a goal to a between E. C. Fincher and Mrs. Peacock and H. D. Kumjahn and try.

Clifton beat all the six schools Mrs. Chiu will perhaps go the full { they met last year, and it is en distance with very little difference couraging to find that although in the scores at the end. The lat- most of that excellent side have ter pair, by reason of their better

Dead Accurate on the Green. left, the standard is still a high understanding, should win

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How Tourney Progressed

The following shows how the Cheltenham impressed against four pairs concerned reached the Wellington, who lost by six tries semi-finals:

to a penalty goal on a muddy Capt. Mine and Mrs. Ashton ground. Cheltenham were much beat F. Grose and Miss R. Perry, 6-3,1 the livelier side. They were 4-By 6-3. superior at half, where C. R Bourne and C. G. L Harper out- hone their rivals.

Most Spectacular The captain, J. N. Pope. had big share in his side's success by carving out the openings for four of the six tries.

beat G. Clark and Mrs. McCaw, 6-3,

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W. C. Hung and Mrs. Wilson

w.o. from S. A. Runjahn and Miss

P. Raajab

a beat E. P. Guest and Miss M.

Griffiths, 6-2, 6-3

H. D. Enmjahn and Mrs. C. C. Chin, bye in frst round.

wo. from M. W. Le and Mrs. Enid

Litton

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E. C. Fincher and Mrs. Fesenck

Cohen's third try incidentally was the most spectacular seen on beat Capt. W. J. R. Cragg and Mrs the Cheltenham ground for a long!

J. P. Whitham, 6-2, 7-5.

time. Receiving the ball in his beat A. I. Sallican and Mr. Dowling lown 25, he beat practically the 6-2, 6-1,

whole of the Wellington team by

rigzagging and swerving to the

other side of the field before put- HOLCOMBE WARD NAMED FOR ting on full speed to race in alone.

ENGLISH SQUASH TEAM TO TOUR

MAXIE BAER TO MEET TWO "TOUGH BABIES”

Starting Serious Training At. Once

London, November 18-It was announced on October 28, that Maxie Baer, former heavy-weight champion of the world, is to re- ceive £4,500, free of tax, and transportation for four for his Sight with either Foord or Neusel at Harringay in February. Baer has called off his proposed fight with Maurice Strickland, the New Zealand champion, which was to have taken place at the Chicago Stadium, and he has decided to return home to Livermore (Cali- formis).

He says he must start serious work at once as he realises that both Foord and Nansal are "tough babies" According to an Ameri- can journal, Baer lost a six round bout against Willie Davies, at Flataville (Wisconsin), on Octo- ber 3. Six days later Joe Louis imocked out Davis in three rounds.

MCEWAN YOUNGER LEAGUE

Garrison Sergeants Still In The Lead

W.STAFFORD'S BIG-BREAK

LIGHT BLUES LOSE GOLF MATCH

P.B. LUCAS TROUNCED BY CYRIL TOLLEY

LANGLEY'S PUTTING BLUNDER

London, November 2.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY suffered their

first golf reverse of the term on Saturday when they were beaten by a strong League side on the Royal Worlington and Newmarket Club's course, near-Mildenhall, by 12% points to 31.

In spite of heavy rain there was some good golf. Cyril Tolley, the amateur ex-champion, played remarkably well in the singles, and did the first nine holes in 33, although taking five. shots at one hole. He turned seven up on P. B. Lucas, the Cam- bridge captain, and won easily by 7 and 6.

Lucas and J. D. A. Langley, a member of this year's Walk- jer Cup team, were narrowly beaten by Tolley and G. A. Hill, an- other British international, in the top foursome. They lost the last hole, and the match, by putting three balls out of bounds.

Christian de G Watermeyer,

the South African, and-Lang-1 ley also failed in the singles. Watermeyer lost by 5 and 4 to Hill, and Langley was beaten on the last green by Leonard Crawley, the former English champion

INTER-SECTION HOCKEY CHALLENGE ROUND.

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In the top single Watermey- er held Hill for five holes, but, Hill won the next three. Wa- termeyer took the ninth and turned only two down, but Hill

Kishan Singh, the Army right- again won three holes in a row back, has played for the Colony, and became five up with six to while Khuda Bax, the right-win- play. Two halves gave him a ver, was given a Colony trial, but comfortable win by 5 and 4.5 has represented the Army in the Crawley was three up on Triangular Tournament and in re- Langley at the eighth in the presentative matches. Garthwaite next game, but lost the ninth and the match was squared at Singh, in the centre, is one of the * Interporter, while Tara the twelfth. Langley took the most dangerous forwards in the lead at the fifteenth, but Craw- Colony. ley wars the last two holes, |Langley missing a putt of five

feet on the home green,

AUGUSTA GOLF TOURNEY

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Army Disadvantage

The Army team will, however,

be playing at a disadvantage as the pitch is a grass one, and be cause of this the Civilians should fully extend them, if not win.

The game will commence at 4 pm. sharp and not at 3.30 pm

Denny Shute Among as previously stated and the teams

The Entries

are:

Civilians-U. B. Souza; R. Xavier and A Phina; Marques, E L Gosano and T. Alves; L. Gosano, F. Nolasco, B. Gowane) 5. Angelo and A: S-Xavier.

Army: Ahmed Fazal; Dalip Singh Then Blush Su, and Bachan Singh: Khuda Bux Jr., Lient. C. C. Garth-

Augusta, November 22. Among the nation's great gull- The McEwan Younger Billiard

ers who have already registered and Snooker League, which is now for the $5,000 Augusta Open golf Ealfway completed, has so far tournament, to be held on Friday and Kishan Singh: Hazara Singh, proved itself a complete success and Saturday are. both from a sporting and social point of view.

Denny Shute, who to-day won waite (Captain), Tara Singh Jr. the Professional Golfers' Associa-Khuda Box St. and Cialis Singh... son Sergeants' Mess further in-son, who lost to Shute in the During the past week the Garri- tion championship; Jimmy Thomp proved their position at the head finals; Horton Smith, twice win-

of the League table with 25ner of the Augusta National; Joe LADIES' HOCKEY PROGRAMME win over the RA (EQ).

At the RN.Y.P. Mess. W. Staf-Wood, New Jersey; Paal Runyan, Kirkwood of Australia; Craig ford almost beat Sgt Bloomfield's White Plains, New York; Bobby billard record with a perfect 44 Cruikshank, Richmond, Virginia. break

Latest results are as follows:-

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RA (L) 150 Bloomfield

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Philpott New York, November 22---The

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118 Rev

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Capetown, November 22-Alfred 150 Padgham, the British Open Golf

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Invitation

AMERICAN SINGLES TITLE WILL BE AT STAKE

London, October 31.

Ward, of New York, for the pre- sidency of the organisation in Hazell 1937. The Association will hold yor its election at the annual meeting. Martin Taylor to be held here on February 6,į Alcock 1937-United Press.

DEFEAT

-47 Throne

131 Bassell

Andrews

16 Smith" 35 Bowiez 28 O'Conner

Mess card read: 72, 64, 73, 69. Padgham L Woolley; Miss D. Hant; Miss...B. 150 set a new record for the course Bone, is 7 Burton, Min E. Black-

150

100

RUR Manders Gray

107 Calav

15 Grot

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Davies Adams

48 Parker

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26 Siddall

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It is understood that the Army WILDE'S SURPRISE McAlinden and South of England champion, D. L Burnett, his brother, E. K Burnett of the Royal Air Force

and.J. F. Stokes, the Surrey cham- pion, have accepted invitations to tour America on behalf of the Jes ters Club in the New Year.

Miss Round Defeats

German Girl

London, November 2

G.S. Mexx

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R. L. R

150 Barman LEAGUE TABLE

H. K. S. Bde. R. W..F.

B. X. YP. B..A (LQ)

It is hoped that the brilliant

M. D. Deloford has never played¡E. A. M. C. young Cambridge captain, N. W-better than he did to beating F. E

P. F.

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A Pts

with his score of 64 in the second round. Par for the course is 76

KUMAON RIFLES MAKE SHIELD DEBUT TO-DAY

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Liga, who last year very nearly 24 11 24 surprised the Engineers in the 15 12 18 semi-final, meet the rises and this 7.19 17 18 should be a very close game. The 5 13 12 13 Portuguese are making several 3 13 12 13 changes in their team. F: Santos is 5 1 13. 12

Highest Breaks

D. Yardley and D. O. Wilson D. Wilde in the singles final in the St Bloomfield (billarde) -

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C.B.A. Ladies: Mins M.

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Mia B. Hirst, Miss E. Clewer; Miss 36. McAlpine, Misa D. Witchell, Miss Buchanan: A. N. Other, Miss K. winch, Miss G. MacNider, Mrs. B Stoker, Misa 0. Smith.

returning to the left-wing posi-MANY CHANGES

4tion, while Lawrence will be playi

ling at centre-half in place, of R.

45 Biberio, who is injured. The for-

27 ward line has been considerably

| strengthened by the return of H.

Collaco, from Macan, will be seen

BICKFORD ILL IN HOSPITAL Souzae and H. A. Remedios. A. F.

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in the intermediate line.

Rifles Favoured f

FOR TO-DAY'S

RUGBY CLASH

(Continued from Page 2) The national singles champion- Miss D. E. Round beat Fraulein ship of America will be one of their Rost, the German No. 1, in the

To-day's teams are as follows: main objectives of the tour. The women's singlés: final after the

...Army: Fux. Barry: L/Cpl. Lewis, Cpl (52) Davis, Et. Davenport, Spr last time an Englishman won the German had been within a point improved form last week should The Elfies are playing well in Boyling, Fus. Floyd: Pus. Treece, Lt. national title, was in 1924, when several times of winning each set. beat the East Lanca, who have the Second Division at the mo- Lincoln (Captain), Paz, Watkins, LA. Capt. Gerald Robarts won.

Fraulein Bost led at 6-5 in the fallen into a rut from which they ment and, in spite of the formidable Carets: L/Cpl Bobb, Pus. Chassey, The Jesters visited America fist set and 5-2 in the accord cannot easily extricate themselves Portuguese team, should enter the Moran, Capt. Gidseple and Opl last in 1934 when Edward Soelle

Tong Kwan makes another ap-next round. Godney. Boyd and |(Sussex) beat J. A., Gilles (Con-4

Club 1st XV. J. P. Witham: pearance for South China "B" on Wilson are dangerota forwards, van, Lesawan, W. E. Grieve, H. D. servative Club) in the dual of the Brown at Atherstone. She left the

Cab ground to-moriaw while in the defence Coyle, Wil-Bidwell, G. I. Chadwick; A HE Canadian championship.

Newmarket yesterday for her new against the Kowloon Chinese, this son and Murdock should be able Butcher, J. L. Bappar. E. P. Hmm. quarters." Fairlead will shortly be game being the tit bit of the pro- to hold the opposing forwards.^^ Difer, 24, 4)Watson, W. X. Curier THE KING'S RUNNERS, UNDER followed by Stam, who is at programme, South China A”, play In the remaining game Beeren W. Fours, I. H. Bradford; B. O'M koe, A. F. Walkden (Captain) and

· NATIONAL HUNT RULES Bent at Hagapton Court: Lord their second successive League meet Lyeman and here the Gun-1 S. Camize

Harewood Kis decided to have match on successive days againstners should triumph, Lorein spit London, October 30-The King's Kidderiniuster" trained "for hard the Police and should win (énally, of their indifferent displays in, fully, if airlead, winner of the Hwfa rating. He wil ge tech Jor: Ber-while; the Navy, 5-whic have been League, their standard of play Williams Memorial Handicap at rett's place at Wroughton, "Alaior (strengthened by the arrival of the much higher that - than that Sandown Park last week, is to be Barrett trains the King's jumper, Dorsetahire, are favoured to beat Recreio, who are just up Itrained for jumping by HA

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